When I Mean to Marry and Other Southern Vignettes
A long verse meditation on marriage markets and social typing followed by an anecdotal sermon critique. A Georgia Baptist preacher named Old Club Ax Davis extols Presbyterians while lampooning Baptists and Methodists, with comic interruptions from animals and a moral about catechism and family prayer. The piece blends humorous yokel narration with religious polemic and rural life portraits.
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Georgia
Ife
Ax Davis
Scriven County
General Jackson
George Whitfield
Agin
St. Paul
David
Elbert County
Wero
Savannah
Augusta
Ile
Lippman
Charley
Clay
Symons
Besgan
Authur
Charles Authur
Boston Globe
Columbus
Oho
Frank W. Deshler
Franklin National Bank
Deshler
Cincinnati
W. I. Smith
John G. Deshler
Iris Father
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Martinsburg
Gro. A. Smira
Staley
Queen Street
J. Fleishman
W.va
Berkeley
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Carlisle
Geo. A. Smith
Ars
Sash Clothing House
Dorsey's Building
Dorsey's Drug Store
W. Virginia
Moses Gutman & CO
W. Baltimore
Ing
Purchas
Henry Mayer
Queen St
L. A. Steiner
W. Va
Burke Street
Winchester
D. W. Timberlake
Pimpenanke
Neat
Harkey
Mud Creek
Presbyterian Church
Joey
Balkin
Michigan
Wuat Din
Indianapolis
Indiana
Grant
Chandler
Washington
Smith
Fifth Street
Connecticut
Butler
Andover
Mass
Tilden
Bulgaria
Ily
India
Central Asia
Mohammed
London Daily Notes
Methodist Conference
Howard Street
Ian
Deroit Free Press
Peter Cooper
Nila
Friends of Reform
Ashland Press
E. ‘Louie Lowe
Maryland
Sears
H. S. Hyde
Hutchinson
West VA
Shepherdstown
W. Burke St
Market House
E. B. Wamill
W. P. Witherow
Hell Gate
John
Old Cheapy
National Bank
W, Va
Aving
T. Lemen