NEWS: Vitals, The Mercury, Carlisle, Nicholas Co., KY, Feb. 10, 1876

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Date: 14 August 2001
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The Mercury    Thursday 10 Feb. 1876

Born:

SMITH,----To the wife of G. C. Smith, of Headquarters, a son.

Died:

HAM.---- In this county, Feb 6th 1876, Miss Polly Ham, in her 87th year

THROCKMORTON,---- of this county, Feb 6th 1876, Mrs. J. W. Throckmorton, after a brief
illness.  Aged about 30.

RANSOM,----In Covington, Ky., Saturday the 29th January, 1876, Mrs. H. P. Ransom, wife
of Col. H. P. Ransom, Secretary of the Kentucky Central R. R.

In Memoriam:

MATHERS,---On the morning of the 5th inst.  Mrs. Emily Mathers, the wife of our worthy
fellow citizen Mr. Barton W. Mathers, passed away from the toils and afflictions of
earth to enjoy the rest which remains for the people of God.   Her suffering for weeks
before her death was intense but it was borne with Christian fortitude.   While
resigned to the will of God, it was her choice to depart and be with Christ.  There
were strong ties to bind her to earth.  God had given her a devoted husband, an
affectionate son, with a happy and prosperous home.   But the good fight of faith was
fought the race was run and she could truthfully say "come, Lord Jesus, come quickly."
By many rare traits of character she had won and held the esteem of all who knew her.
In their deep affliction the bereaved have the sympathies of the entire community.
Above all they have the comfort of God's sure promises.

Married:

TRIPLETT---CUNNINGHAM,---At the residence of the brides parents near Sharpsburg Ky.,
Jan. 27th 1876, by Rev. W. O. Goodloe, Mr. T. T. Triplett and Miss Hellen Cunningham,
all of Bath county.  Attendants;  Mr. Jas. Spratt, of Bath County and Miss Josie
Hughes, of Independence, Mo.

FISHBACK---SCOTT,--On the 26th ult. At the residence of Mr. Josiah Fishback's by Elder
Jas. B. Jones, Mr. Jno T. Fishback and Mrs. Jemima Scott.

BUTLER---STONE,-- On the 3rd inst., at Moorefield, by the same Elder W. L. Butler and
Miss Alice B. Stone

BRADLEY---STROTHERS,--On Thursday , Jan. 20, 1876, Mr. H. P. Bradley and Miss M---
Strother, both of Robertson county.

TOLLE----VICE,,---In Aberdeen, Ohio on Saturday, Jan 29, 1876, by Massie Beasley,
Esq., Mr. John Tolle and Miss Margaret Vice, both of Mason county Ky.

CLARK---FOLEY,---In Aberdeen, Ohio, on Monday, Jan. 31, 1876, by Massie Beasley, Esq.,
Mr. James Clark and Miss Kate Foley, both of Bath county, Ky.

BROWN---FOUNDREY,---AT the residence of John W. Foundrey, on Thursday, Jan 27, 1876,
both of Fleming county.

FLACK---CLARK,---In Aberdeen, Ohio, on Wednesday, January 26,, 1876, by Massie
Beasley, Esq. Mr. John Flack and Miss Amelia Clark, both of Kenton County, Ky.

BRADLEY---HAMILTON,---In Aberdeen, Ohio, on Friday, Jan. 28, 1876, by Massie Beasley,
Esq., Mr. Lucious Bradley and Miss Ora L. Hamilton, both of Bracken county Ky.

SEVERS---RANKIN,---Aberdeen, Ohio, on Monday, Jan 31, 1876 by Massie Beasley, Esq.,
Mr. James F. Severs and Miss Derinda J. Rankin, both of Fleming county.

WOOD---STEVENSON,--At the residence of the bride's father, on Thursday, Feb 3, 1876,
Mr. George E. Wood and Miss Margaret h. Stevenson, all of Mason county, Ky.

CARRINGTON---ZORNES,---At the residence of J. B. Carrington on Tuesday Jan, 25 1876,
by Rev. C. F. Haeaverin, Mr. J. M. Carrington, and Miss Susan M. Zornes, all of Lewis
county Ky.

LOVEL---DARROW,---At the residence of the bride's father, in Vanceburg, Ky., on
Tuesday, evening, Jan. 25, 1876, by Rev j. A. Caywood, Mr. John Lovel, son of state
senator Lovel and Miss Mollie Darrow, daughter of J. W. Darrow,late of Dayton, Ohio
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