Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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".rsd.iy, December 0 o'clock ut lvistwood ! t bride* parent -, . i ;i 4, Ivy. The ton'i were K.v. lvicll: il ii.bison, of Cnnxlen. .\ii-s Ann i Mae Mar iter of one of Ken 1 ; imminent old funn ;, I , lion !. !!, purl >i s :r a | , i\ i. "iotifiill v decor '- il 1 oi evergreen mn! j .v i n^ ami white curii'i- <0 v .( j>: < vailing color scheme, ' 2 .. .-:i.i white, hesnj; relieved j ? . ill. 1. v- ly elo-tors of coral | '.r:y to the. whole d . .. i. .'-lions of the yule ? h : the quests entered the ^ li.iil tliey were invited to !.. ir uutotrraphs in the leu he we. 1>lint: booh, tn d, iti.c' iu^, sweet struma . . tin orchcslni on tlie stuii-1 , .? \ ... 1 -- II , i i 11 ; ll Mill' ll'llllL'tl O Yl'I Jill f o'clock, while Onho.1 ?; M..I song .vits sung nv .:< Fionniken, of Coluin- | ' , wi.'h violin obligate by ' h-i Mlehor, of Ijoxing- < . \ .. lii.ic Mi-^(>i Margaret M'i;: du th Curio n F . i . 'Hill 1'oriIH 1 Jl , ihe bridal bower. 1 i Mar? ball ami li' tie , . : i .Iclntvre preceded a.!; . I'ln* officiating | . i . v S \Y K id, of I j ?u -? ? . . ! Kcv. (i L Kerr, of el r, anio fir- 1, follow< il > ; :o; iiui hi brother, Mr . .. l. .. in-< :i. i lie* bride, atCiiii I-our .i awling gown v, i M a:id ? rryiag a lovo. i ( I wiiito oarnatii ns, < i .v w tn?r %e. > '.ii i", Mr. Charles Marshall. .. ? rrotmde was oft 1 y :i ?ho ceremony, and at . > i.:- ; a tii * happy < uipio shcvillo, N C.: maid a i i :c(i and good wishes ? ; of i t ietid; . ' re hanusotn and Oil a hundred dollars ! .. -u the groom's pa- I i?>i !. /??i -> . .t.. i' -a - i'I nil-* ..1 the i.i'iili's (noli: r up i ; n number of others , lM.VOI- Jliul IIIOMOy. .'v. in-fore tin: cercmomy ,nj!'ty wore iloumingly ? . .i v.i elegant lunch- * ..the gneMs i'rom n I -vfc fur. iuh! Mrs. ,r A . uml .Mrs. M C Swine. 1;IV. ..ml Mia. () .i Marshal, . i . .!? a iwn, of Cvi thianu; . . i?-r Perry, of Owingsville; i 'ir. tii.c! .Mr?. A (' Cileer, of Chut I iw;og:i. V.ule i > t lie lmndsomc i J.U'i ?t 'ill.., Sarah Thorn ; . and is r mneetod with < I,.', ill" -I !> lOSlllflU.'W Illllll1 th< ISiilO (it'llSS region of ! ici. Siio is admired and >: /o' >1 I?y her many friends ' i?. . "1 sloarlmg worth, culli^ . .1 (j'.a'ilica and io\ahlo chnrac!\cy, n! ;li ir best wishes follow ; i. t> ii'. i new home. J i'i. : gj noin is a young minister / i iiusiiiilly bright prospect*, i!j;u: nn exceptionally tine ,, i ;t Prim-ion. After a vis- | - i i. r? ins, a I Lancaster, S- ; w *.:! lake liis Initio to his 1 ^ home ii? Lamden, Ala. ; ;v Onurl and y. W ii 1 i:?ink, a colored \voon the Springs place J too . ^ : no i!?i(l muu FIi(3 i* ii:^ drunk"JM I drttn^^H of ti^H Perry tlio l'oll^^^H ^WM $m in si Vav V, Ar' A For the he sroisifi? to SlotMng, i Our object in ci t s i<> benefit the t: >;ootls for the lea: itoek as much as vc are going- to r haiiges in stock >art of building a ire at present. Tliis will be an ..: : SUCH as we have at to snake sueSi in order to m We mean Uusisiei we ask is for our stock aiu convinced tin too before the wt? gen the best one men THANKL ?AIl()NAOE A3 \ RE, Ko U T TTiT r \ rn vN. W\ 1 j\s \ |H n A JL JLH kJ JLJ Ix.-T s* "? si ^ si. yT si. k" ^ jlt ^y ts xt SO days sl&iagfater Left on dry Shoes, ete? b. .-^ "w ,^' sk. ^ si. /t- yy ly >. ^^ ^ "^., a"' ^ ^?r"% it iimy prices for lu ratio by giving* lito Ht money. Also t< possible by the'1st epair our buikiin L l ; ' T? T. ? nt. /M ^ li t.b -n * * ? ' "> > &M HILU V JLIIg ULi~^ H1*' Hid groceries wlier immense job to M IH'SeuTaSWi!^ f> A J .* inducements io v.: tike the goods wall is io what we ::m C von to come and r l cut prices and yo m q/ at. what we say is t: is WJ\ a latf lb In >ck its greatly *'e?iu advasslag'c, lor rc?i ill is a very shori^t NG KYERVONk *1) HOPING FOR Voiia*"' to he I @ [) If! lilt! k fill! > ^TER S. ( V ?7'PQ I i\iU lA^ i II1L. 4 we are Igj-ijsOClS* ;icxt montft an the best > reduce our t of Jan., as ?> and make C J u's in lower e dry goods H > My r / ^ a *mblk*. tv. ^ "5 r ana ad ':iu;poet u will be rue. *;r ^ / WW.1 2 !ffillSBS eed and aemker isne.* FOR PAST MO HE, WE , j) I ;jrVC\