Tombstone epitaph., 1894-10-28
Wal'ace-Hughes.

Bishee, was celebrated ai the residence oi tine brides parents on the evening oi Thursday. Q l. 25.
 Tue house was ? -ofnseIy decorated Win | -wsrs. aud the adjacent groundt lighted with Chinese lanterns.
 The ceremony was performed hy Rev. C. R Nugent of Tombstone. The bride wore beautiful white gown ornamented with orange bios soms. Vim. Hughes Jr was best man, and Mics Edith Hughes brides maid.
 About l50 invited guests were pres ent, who, after wishing joy to the newly welded pair, passed the evening most happily. Refreshments were served, dancing indulged in, and serenade was given by the Bisbee brass band.
 l MT Wallace is a native Of Missouri, but has lived six years in Bisbee, and is one of its most esteemed citizens Mrs. Wallace was born in California, but has grown 10 womanhood in Co. chise county, where she is universally beloved. They are soon to commence housekeeping in thelr new home On 1 Nob hill.
 The following is a partial list of the wedding presents
 Be,Irom Set, Mr. and Mrr. William Hughes; Silver tea set, MT. and Mrs. Thomas J. Wallace; set china coffee cups, Mir. and Mrs. Richard Rundle i; silver berry dish, Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Howell; pair vases, Mir. and Mrs. J. F Campbell; silver preserve castor, Mir. and Mrs. John McTier; silver fruit basket, NIT. and Mrs. Lewis Williams set china coffee cups, MT and Mrs W H Bropby; table linen, MT and Mrs F J Bailey; silver spoon holder, MT and Mrs Douglass; China rose jar, Mir and Mrs Fred Sanslrum; Bohemian glass tea set. NIT and Mrs Wm Harris China cracker jar and silver tooth pick holder, Mir and Mir. F N Knapp; banquet lamp, MT and Mrs w Jones; silver sugar bowl, MT and Mrs D R Hancock; album tidy, Mr and Mrs Wm Evans; set silver knives and forks, Mir and Mrs Joe McPherson golc berry spoon, Mir and Mrs c L Beckwith; table linen, MT and Mrs John O'Connor; china cups and ssucers, MT and Mrs A Richards; sil- yer cream and sugar, MT and Mrs J l. Brown China vase, Mir and Mrs c E Tracy landscape painting, Mrs. E A WittIg and Mrs c R Crouch; silver pickle castor, Mrs Frank Armstrong and Miss Essie Corbett silver pre- serve castor, Misses Della and Lille Burr; silver cake stand, Miss Carmen GanderoD and $ NJ Miller; silver cup and saucer. Misses Maud and May Liggett; silver cream pitcher, Miss Edith Stowe; gold cream !ad!e, Mas Maggie Hill; silk tidy and china cup and saucer, Misses Lizzie and Annie Schmidt; silver spoon holder, Miss Mamie Munch; silver tea pot and cream pitcher, Ben Williams; carving set, Dss. r A Sweet, F G Eastman, " A Greene silver salts. NJ Brophy. cheese dish, E Baldwin; glass sauc. dishes, Crissie Wittig; Tidies, Georg;e Hughes and Jakie Willisms; carving set, : r Littipsge; table linen, Mir aud Mrs D L Williams fruit cake, MT and ! Mrs John Lambert; kitchen furniture : Mrs Jane Williams; fruit cake, c 1 | Cummings; silver spoons, A Joer-s , wine set, G T Brown; silver water pitcher, A + Mcleod; silver castor G $ Shi b,ey and Frank Winners; ell yer napkin rings, Henry Ash; silver cake stand, Max Wallman; silver tooth pick holder, 4 T Sowle; silver manicure set, Nj J Collins; stanc lamp, A Campbel ell; toilet sef, T ) ! Devine silver ink stand, I c Wright silver photograph frame, G NJ Porter banquet lamp, J F Bnckey, Reilly mead rest. Mir and Mrs c Kraigbaurn table covers, Mir and Mrs T D Davis six chickens, MT and Mrs E R Samp, son; china cups and saucers. Mir Keuny and family; silver sugar bowl Mir and Mrs II Williams.