Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-04-26
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.

Sharp, OF Bardstown, at an early day.
The wife OF A. d. Brown, con O.
Gov. Brown, has secured a divorce from
him on the ground OF abandonment.
Three Jellico men have claimed
Lincoln county wives since couple o.
= our girls went there and opened milli-
merry year or two ago.
Rev II. G. Morrison, the evangelist
has proved that he believes that il il
! mot good for man to live alone" by TAX
ing unto himself wife at San Jose. Cal
a Miss Peddlsr. His fret wife was a
daughter OF George W. Balm, the temper
ance orator.
Mrs. Marcissa Sims, who was yester-
day married to Lafayette Leach, aged
q, in the South Fork neghborhood, ID
breaking the record in multiplying mat
rimonial alliances. But 90 summers have
shed their sunny rays on her golden hair
aud yet this is the third time she has
taken upon herself the vows OF a wife.
We do not know what became of the
other two husbands, except that they
were likely legally disposed OF.
Mr.. W. S. Garner, the clever horse.
man, was married Wednesday to Miss
Kincaid, handsome lady OF Msryville,
Tenn. Six weeks ago Mr.. Garner was
utterly ignorant OF the existence OF the
lady who now bears such a close rela.
tionship. About that time she came
with Miss Hattie Buchanan TO visit at
Mr. w. +. Abrshams Mr.. Garner met
her there. II was case OF love at first
sight with him and Cupid seems to have
also fired his dart into the heart of the
object OF his affections. She returned
home. He followed her shortly and yes
terday che returned with him for good
and all. May their union prove we'll
spring OF JOY as long as they both shall
live.
The marriage OF Miss Lottie Mel.
Givens, daughter of Mr.. James Walker
Givens, and Mr.. J. II. Barker was duly
solemnized at Mrs. r. b. McKinney's at
1890 Wednesday, Rev. w. W. Bruce
officiating Misses Jennie Mckinney
and Mamie Kennedy were maids of
honor. A nice lunch was enjoyed i'm.
mediately after the ceremony and the
young couple with a number OF their
friends drove to Stanford and took the
train for Jellico, where Mr.. Barker has
a paying grocery trade. He is spo-
ken OF as fine business man aud that
he is a man OF taste is shown in his Sc
lection OF wife, for bis BRIDE is pretty,
winsome and attractive, and gifted with
asweet and sunny disposition, which
scatters sunshine all about her. That
they will be very happy, the INTERIOR
JOURNAL hopes and believes, while ex.
tending it's compliments and good wish.
es.
MIR. S. p. Gray, OF Richland, Va,
and Miss Maggie, the pretty daughter of
Mr.. S. A. Middleton, were married at his
home Wednesday at IL A. NJ. by Elder J.
G. Livingston. The bride is spoken of
as very lovable young lady and good
reports come from his State as to the
standing OF the groom. Their marriage
resulted in rather romantic way. A year
or more ago, Mr.. Gray wrote to Mrs w.
X. Buchanan, to send him the names OF
some eligible unmarried ladies' She did
80 and he selected Miss Middleton to write !
to. A correspondence began in that way
and in due tins Mr.. Gray made a visit |
to the young lady, who had charmed |
him by her letters They were mutually |
pleased with each other and their admir-.
alton gradually developed into love. He
she accepted and the rest is
told above. 1t is said that true mar
risges are made in Heaven. May this
couple so romantically brought together
realize that divinity has shaped their
ends.
Mr.. j. w. Baughman, of this place,
and Miss Lizzie Dunn, of Dsnville, were
at the brides fathers, Mr.. David
w. Du ms, ia that city, Tuesday morn
ng., DIR. Ledyard officiating. In a re-
cent issue of this paper we gave our
readers intimstion that this marriage
would occur in very short time, but
Mr.. Baughman denied it so positively
Ne began to fear that we were prema.
ure. 1t only took little time, howey-
pr, to prove the fulfllment of our pre-.
fiction, and now that Mr.. Baughman has
won his prize and is enjoying delight
al honeymoon, we trust he will forgive
Is for giving away the secret. After the
ceremony delightful lunch was served,
md then the happy couple left for At
anita to visit the groom's relatives. They
will return Saturday or Sunday and take
ooms at the st. Asaph Hotel. The bride /
5 lovely young lady, accomplished and Z
'ery popular, and will prove JOY forev-
II to him to whom she has linked her
ife. Mr.. Baughman is the junior mem.
'er of the livery firm OF NJ. S. & j. W. I