NEWSPAPERS: The Carlisle County News - 1912,
saved by Lena (Horn) Martin
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		"The Carlisle County News"
			 1912
  J. E. Bridgwater, of LaCenter, was here this week.
  FELIX 2763 was bred by G. Goldwegg, Germany, and produces the best of
  horses and mares.  Can show a pair of mares that have been shipped 1500
  miles and can't be bought for $600.  A 3 year old that was bred in
  Kentucky and foaled in Oklahoma, can be seen at Orville Redford farm.
  Season.  $10. to inssure a colt to live.         WILL COX
  Clifton Horrell spent a portion of this week in the northeastern section
  of the county, and reports that he did quite a deal of insurance business
  on his trip.
  J. M. Kemp, of Clinton, was in town Wednesday.
  Mrs. Lizzie Pace and daughter, Miss Reba, of Marshall county, are visiting
  at the home of the former's sister, Mrs. Emma Martin, and other relatives
  in this vicinity.
  J. M. Toon has been appointed postmaster at Fancy Farm.
  Mrs. Mollie Anderson died Tuesday morning at LaCenter after a long
  illness.

			HORN-BURNLEY
           Popular Couple Married at Dyersburg, Tenn
  Jas. R. Burnley and Miss Cora Horn left on the early train Wednesday
  morning, going to Dyersburg, Tenn., where they werre united in marriage at
  6 o'clock Wednesday evening.  From Newbern they were accoumpanied by Ed
  Martin and wife, the ladies being sisters.  Mr. and Mrs. Burnley returned
  to Bardwell last night.
  The bride is a daughter of John Horn and wife, of this city, and is a
  justly popular young lady.
  Mr. Burnley holds the responsible position of sheriff of Carlisle county
  and is a gentleman who has many warm friends.  We extend to them our
  sincere congratulations and trust that their sojourn upon this stage of
  action may be long and filled with joy.