Has A Son In Detroit

"What! you live ia Detroit!" she said to a Michigander as the}' happened to f all into cónversatbn on a train in Southern Ohio. "Yes'm." "Why, I'vegot a son there!" "Indeed." 'Yes. sir- just went up there two wooks ao." ,. :-iic)iiiL into Dusiness, 1 suppose. "Yes, 'sir, he is. He's gone up there to take lessons of a man who is going to learn liim how to be a short-haired reporter!" The Wolverine did alieap of thinking before he deoided that she rneant "shorthand."- Detroit Free Press. . m m - A somewhat romantic wedding was recently performed in the alms-house at Clarendon, S. C. The contracting parties were Mr. Burrill Adkinson and Miss Coker. Kach is a paral)-tic, the man being paralyzed in his right side and the lady in her left They are third cousius, and each is about fiftytwo years of age. They are inmates of the poor-house, and had to get the consent of the county commissioners before the twain could bc made one. The commissioners, after deliberation, decided to allowthe marriage, as no harm was likely to befall the couuty from this union