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The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
FOR ELECTRIC USE.
The Power of Niagragara Falls
to be Utilized.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, August "a meeting
of the directors and stockholders Of the
Niagara Hydraulic Electric Company was
held here to-day for the purpose OF re-
cciving reports in regard to plans for the
utilization of water power at Niagara
Falls 1t is stated that the company has
secured from the Ontario government
the right to use water at the Horse Shoe
falls on the Canadian side. That they
intend to secure their power by tunnel
ing through the rocks to the bed of the
river, thereby obvialng the danger from
ice and wrcckagc, andalSo leaving undis-
figured the beauty of the scenery. The
company proposes with power secured
to furnish light, power and heat to va
rious points within radius oft,orty miles.
1t also intends 70 build an electric rail
wry to Itn!1,Hl", l.ockport, Clifton, Ham
ilton, and other places. Work, it is said,
will commence this month, and that the
syndicate ui American and Canadian
capitalists has been formed to furnish the
money. Another meeting OF the stock
holders will bc heidi New York on Tues
day next
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03

CINcINNATI. August "A Timcs-Star
special from Ripley Ohio, says: At two
O'Clock this morning a fire broke out
which entirely DESTROYED every manuiact-
ory in the city. 1t started in the furnace
room of the Ripley ilIand Lumber Com
panv, and swept away everything from
Locust to SyCHm"Iu street, entirely de-
stroving the Milland Lumber Company'S S
property, the I'hwniX fan, owned by .Jno.
p. Parker Roddy'S piano mamulactOry,
the entire inside of the Ohio Valley Piano
Company, and all hut six dwellings on
the square. The loss is estimated at
$50, 600. Three hundred men are thrown
out of employment. The amount of i'll
suranCc is unknown.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
NORTH CAROLINA NOTES.

Chatham Record: We regret to hear
of Il fatal flash of lightning, that killed Il
man, three horses and Il dog, on Thurs
day of last week, on the farm of Mr.. Jas.
L, Marlborough, i'll Cape Fear township.
Two young white men, named ohm Law
renee and Bud Buchanan, and Il cOlorcd
man were blowing for Mr.. Marlborough
when a storm came up, and they all went
under small tree for shelter carrying
with them the horses that they were
blowing. While there the lightning
struck them, instantly killing Mr.. Law
renee and the horses, and knocking Mr..
Buchanan and the negro scnsclcSs, but
the two latter revived afterwards and
arc all right again. The tree was not
struck.
Orange County Observer: About two
snd-a-half years ago, Mr.. Julian Brown,
son of Wilson Brown, Esu, of Orange,
left here with DR.. Florence Cheek under
contract to work with the DR.. five years
in Siam Since leaving home Mr.. Brown
and Miss Omic Forrest, of Orange, have
been carving on Il correspondence which
resulted i'll their engagement, Recently
Miss Forrest received letter from MIR.
Brown telling her to come To Singapore
whcrc he would meet and we'd her, as he
could not get off to come to this country
On Tuesday, July 30th, Miss Forrest
took leave of mother, sisters and
brothers, at the old home 4 ~ miles
west OF town, and took The cars for
New YOrl, from which place she will sail
for Singapore. Miss Forrest is about %
years of age, rather good looking, and
has fair cducaton We wish her a safe
vOyagc, and Il happy realization of all
authorizations of the future.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
INDIAN BALI. GAME.
Exhibition at the Fair Grounds
this Afternoon.

\ party of Cherokee Indians from DUAL
latown arc in the city, and will give an
exhibition game of Indian ball at the
Fair Grounds, near the depot, this after
noon at o'clock, John Graybrard is
captain of the team, and the other mcm-
bcrs of the combination are: X. L.
Grow, Nose Saddle, Newt Jumper, Levi
Queen, Ross Graybcard, John Taylor
Runaway Smoke and Josiah West, At
the conclusion of the ball game there will
he bow and arrow shooting, and running
races. The Indians will appear in native
costume, and will doubtless have a large
assembly to witness their sports.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
THE HICKORY INN.
a Chicago Papers Notice of the
Famous Summer Resort.

The last issue Of the Chicago National
Hotel Reporter in speaking Of the open
ing ball ut the Hickory Inn, thus pleas
antly refers to the splendid hotel So ably
conducted and managed by Mr.. Frank
Luuglran, Il former resident of Aslc-
vile:
"'rhc opening bail of the season at the
Hickory Inn, Hickory, n. C., was held ON
Thursday last. The music was furnished
by the Hickory Military Opera band.
Hickory is coming into deserved prOmi-
ncncC as Il summer resort. 1t is located
ON the main line Of the Richmond and
DanvIlc railroad, at an altitude ot
800 feet. The view from tine Hickory
Inn is considered he finest in the State,
commanding the entire mountain system
of Western Carolina, SThc climate is
beneficial to weak lungs and is especially
recommended for people afflicted with
throat troubles. The Hickory Inn is Il
modcrn-built, brick structure appointed
with electric lights, gas, and the con
vcnicncc of a iirSt-caSs establishment.
1t is conducted in praiscworthy manner
by Mr.. Frank Loughran."
Mr.. h., has placed the Inn on Il most
satisfactory and paying basis, and tho
establishment is credit to the State
His energy and indclatigability has been
dcscrvcdly rewarded, and THE CITIZEN
wishes him continued prosperity i'll the
management of the enterprise.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
TEII: BI.ACKWIEI,E.S IN COURT
4 Demand Made for the Appoint.
nenI of a Receiver.

RALEIGH, n. C., August 1.--CharlcS
NJ. Busbcc has returned from Oxford,
where he went as attorney for the Fourth
National Bank, and the National Park
Bank OF New York, and the National
Bank of Raleigh, to obtainan iniunrtion
against v Ballard and W. S. Ilallibur-
ton, trustees of w. T. Blackwell, and the
Bank of Durham. Judge Graves grantcd
a restraining order iorhiddinp the trus-
tees from disIursing any funds, and also
IN order for the trustees to show cause
before him at IlillSboro, August Q, why
they should not he removed, and the
trustccship placed in the hands Of a re-
ccivcr. The banks named above are the
creditors OF Blackwell and the Bank OF
Durham for more chan 100000. The
affidavit on which the restraining order
was given. charges the trustees with
lachcs and extravaganza i'll administering
the trust estate in their hands.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
The CIrcus Coming.

We clip the following from the phila-
lclphia Times of the 31st. From the
description of the expected riding cos
tunes, we may look out for something
startling and stunning enough to secure
crowd of small boy followers, as well
as "startIc the Cherokee chiefs out of
their taciturn gravity" AS the writer
of the letter draws a good deal on his
fancy, chiefs, and ball grounds, and
rings, and lacrosse played for the guests
of the hotels at Ashcvillc and Wayncs-
vile, possibly fancy has likewise colorcd
the aforesaid riding habits. We will be
on the qui rivc;
"a correspondent describes two noun
tain riding habits that will soon be
worn in the Land of the Sky" i'll West
crn North Carolina by two of those darl-
ing Southern hOrscwOmCn who belong to
that new fashionable summer resort OF
the Northern as well as the Southern and
Western people. They were Of Jersey
webbing, one scarlet, braided with gold
on the sleeves, collars and belts of the
Norfolk Jackets that were worn with the
clinging skirts, and knickcrbockcrs i'll
stead of pantaloonS; the other was sap
phirc blue braided with blue steel sou
tachc Jockey caps, scarlet and blue
with gold-braidcd edges, went whit thcst
habits. The Cherokee chiefs who com,
from their reservation" to play lacrosse
for the guests of the hotels i'll Ashcvilll
and WaNncSvllc will be startled out o
their tactutn gravity when those habit.
ride up to the ring oi spectators sur
rounding the bail grounds.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
RANDOM NOTES
I&ODcd III by Rambling Reporters
Roaming Around the City.


The United Workmcn were in session
last night.
The Spartanburg mail was two hours
late last night.
The City Council was i'll regular weekly
session last night.
The Board Of County commissioners
meet at the court house Monday.
The Caesars Head party which left the
city Tuesday returned yesterday after
noon.
The Swiss Bell Ringers will givca select
entertainment at Battery Park this even
ing
Sixteen dollars in fines were assessed by
the mayor i'll the police court yesterday
morning.
a business meeting of the AShcvillc
Light Infantry was held at the armory
last evening.
III lll'tll ll'lll I'IIl lllS SiISl WIS OWL
three hours late in reaching the city YES.
tcrday afternoon.
llalyburton'S hotel, at the new passcn.
ger depot, will be opened for the reception
of guests about October /.
Slight tobacco breaks were had ut the
Farmers and Bamncr warehouses yes.
tcrday. Prices were high.
Test trials of the new summer cars OF
the electric line yesterday proved great
success in every respect.
The german at Battery Park WAS
largely attended last evening, and was
altogether charming affair.
The firm of \. =. SorrclS 4, Bro, liquor
dealers, on South Main street, has been
dissolved, y. p. Sorrcls retiring.
Licutcnaut-Govcrnor Holt, who has
been spending some time at Hot Springs,
has returned to his home at IIaw River
Mr.. !. w. Fries, and Misses Addc and
Mary Fries, of Salem, were at the Noun
tain Park hotel, Hot Springs, yesterday.
The buildings of the lIuncombc Flrni
turc and Manufacturing Company, at
the old depot have been handsomely re
painted.
\ grand full dress ball will he one OF
the features ut Haywood White Sulphur
Springs, near Wayncsvillc, during the
coming week
~ meeting of the subscribing members
to the Mission Hospital will be held i'll
the reception rooms of hatinstitution at
5 o'clock this afternoon.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03

NEWIIRGII, August "a bad smash
mp occurred OH the New York and New
England railroad at midnight about one
mile west of New Britain, Conn. The
passenger train leaving here at J.05 was
dclavcd three hours by washput at
Ncwtowm Wien they wcrcahuut tocntcI'
New Britain yard, Il freight coming west
rulidcd with Il passenger train and the
two locomotives WClcCOmplctlH wrecked,
and the baggage and express cars Of the
passenger train mounted clear over the
two engines. None Of the passengers
were seriously hurt. Fred Allen, engineer OF
the passenger train and his fireman were
both badly bruised, and the express
messenger for Adams Express Company
had orc OF his legs broken III three places,
and was injured internally. He may die.
The injured persons were taken to the
New Britain hotel for medical treatment.
Several ears i'll the freight train were
wrecked, the passenger coaches were
,crHicd, and the track WAS blocked for
several hOurS
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
DELIBERATE SUICIDE.
+. Is. Moore, of MaNtOn, Gets i'll
TSeCI and Cuts His Throat.

RALEIGH. n. G., August B. + Moore,
of MaxtOn, committed suicide night be-
fore last in Il remarkable way. He was
Il prominent citizen and was subject at
times to great mental depression. He
went to Altordsvilc and spent some little
time talking with friends. He went to his
room and two hours later, at . o'clock
p m, his room-matc Norman McRac,
went to bed There being no light i'll the
room McRac heard Il noise as of the drip
ping of water, which he thought was
caused by a leaking bucket. Hcawakcncd
yesterday morning to find M"orc's dead
body beside hnf. and then discovered
that the dripping sound was made by tho
blood falling from the suicides throat
Moore had gotten in bed and cut his
throat with a razor.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
YOUNG SEYBOLD'S BREAK.
HE STEALS $4,000 FROM THE
BANK OF WHEELING;
Is Arrested, COH(esseS to the Theft
and is Committed 10 Jail to stand
TriaI-The Great Sensation that
startled wheeling Yesterday.

WHEELING, W. Va, august 2.-Thcrc
was a big sensation III this city this morn
ing when it became known that Harry
Scybold, a very popular Young man,
bookkccpcr Of the Bank of Wheeling. had
been arrested at his home on Southsidc
about midnight last night for embczzling
$27 900 from the bank. On the 10th OF
April package containing So 600 was
deposited in the bank by prominent bus
mess man, and was placed i'll the vault
to bc counted after business hours. After
the bank had closed Mr.. List, who had
deposited the package, went to get ii and
found it missing. The absence of the
package was kept quiet for the time
being, as il appeared evident that some
Cmployc had taken it.
Harry Scvbold was found to bc spend
ing money very freely; and, as his account
at the bank was not touched, and his
salary had not been drawn for months,
suspicion at once rested on him. The
bank official had reported to his friends
that he had lately drawn $4,000 i'll the
Louisiana lottery. Capt. Davcncr lett
for New OrlcanS, and found this to be
untrue.
1t was determined to arrest Scybold ON
suspicion, and, at midnight last night,
the sheriff arrested him at his home. lie
was taken before Justice Arklc and
charged with theft. At first. Scy-
bold denied the charge; but, after close
examination by Davcncr, he finally con
tcsscd to having taken the money. Tho
money was kept at his home loramonth
nylcn about 100000 was deposited i'll
different banks in this city. The balance
was invested in stock companies. Sry'
Sold turned over the certificates OF dc
post of real aud personal property
to the amount of $4,000 wllcl
will entirely cover the loss. ll(
was committed to Jail without bail
aud will I've held for trial tomorrow
morning Scybold had a part oi the
funds deposited under the name of Scy
bold * llcnng, which led the bank
officials to think that George llcnnlg
another prominent young man Ill tins
city, aud IN intimate friend of ScybOld
w;ls Indirectly connected with the theft
lie was promptly arrested and brought
before Justice ArI;lc, when it was Learned
that Scvbol had merely used Ilcnnig's
,lamc without authority. lIcnnlg is II
40 way connected with the Bank o
Wheeling. Scyhold's father, a pr"mincnt
sitizcn of many wears standing, is cashier
or the bank, and only learned Of his son:
guilt this morning, and then from hi:
sons wife, who crazcd with grief, went
40 her fat hcr-ill-law S house about 5 a. m.
and told him of the arrest and the CON
icSsiun. Harry ScybOld has been i'll tht
employ of the bank for the past sever
,,,nrc .,uJ hiS hooks have ALWAYS beer
found correct at each examination. liz
gave rs the reason lortaking package
that the temptation was too strong.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
Arrested for steaIing DocmInemt..

PARIS, August 2.-Thc manager of
Rochciort's paper, the lntranSigcamt,
who was arrested on the charge Of steal
Ing and publishing documents, sub
mittcd to, and dcposltions taken before
the high court of the Senate i'll the case
of General Boulangcr, was arraigncd i'll
court to-day. Being questioned aSto how
he obtained the documents, he replied,
that they had been received from
London.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
SarnIOra Races.

SARATOGA, N. Y, August 2.-Wcathcr
sultry; track heavy.
First racc-milc: Bessie June won,
Kitty K. second, Filter third. Tinc
ISL.
Second race-fvc furlongs. Little Bill
-woa, Bally Hoo second. Watch Me third.
Time I,O7.
Third Facc-six furlongs: Bocracio
won, Gloekncr second, Mclodrama third,
Time 1.22. This race was run in Il
hlinding storm.
Fourth racc-six flrlongS: Fordham
won. MayIap second, Dilemma third.
Time .21A.
Fjfth racc-milc Sally o won, George
Augres SECOND, John Jays S third. Time
Isl
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03

LONDON, August "A brilliant sun
shine and cool brcczcs prevailed at Ports
mouth this morning. Preparations for
the reception of Emperor William of Ger
many were completed at an early hour.
The town was handsomely decorated,
and the people were i'll holiday attire.
An enormous hntilla of craft, consisting
of war ships and private vessels covered
the harbor, while the shore was dcnscly
crowded with people.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
WASHINGTON WAITS.


WAsrIINGroN, August 2.-Admiral
Ghcrardi to-day cahlcd the navy depart
mcnt that he would at once send vessel,
probably the Osippcc, to rescue three
sailors abandoned on an island oft the
Nucatan coast by an American vessel.
This was i'll pursuance to lnStrurtl"nS
sent from Secretary Tracy Wednesday,
upon the suggestion OF Secretary Win
dom.
Postmaster General Wanamnkcr to-
,lav ISSUED an order extending the age
limit of appointment OF letter carriers III
non-civi service rostolliccs from thirty
five to forty years OF age This age
limitation docs not apply to persons
honorablv discharged from thv military
or naval service Of the country who are
otherwise uuaiticd The White House
was throngrd with otIlccscckrrS the
greater part Of the day, but very few OF
them were received by the President.
Bond offerings to-day aggregated $50
600 accepted 500 900 four and halls at
1OS71s. Remainder were IourS at 127.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
WATKINS CIIenDeNastnted.

WATKINS, n. V, August "a terrible
storm swept a narrow belt in this valley
Yesterday afternoon. Watkins Glen was
completely swept of bridges, stair cases
and paths, and the wreck struck the
iron bridge over Franklin street and
swept it FROM its abutmcntS down stream
about four blocks, where it lodged. The
lower half of the village was flooded by
the water thus damned up, and people
had to hc taken from the second story
windows of several houses. The damage
will be several thousand dollars.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
a Gentle Hint.

WEAvERvILLE, August ..
Editor Citizen III DR.. Reagan and MIR.
Roberts, Of WcavcrvIlc, feel like helping a
firm unfortunate enough to be burned
out, they ought to feel at perfect liberty
TO do so; here is no existing law against
anything of the kind; but to instruct the
free white men Of AShcvillc how to ap-
propriatc their cntlccncc is certainly n
great favor to MS, as we don't know any
thing about our own fancy in cases OF
that kind. Yours, etc, OBSERVER.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
THE x1:PORTER AusoEsTED.
Charged With Aiding and -Abct-
ting a. Prize Fight.

BALTIMORE, August I'll. Lcc Clark,
,of the Sun, was arrested to-day "na war
rant charging him with "cngaging and
participating in an unlawful asscmhlagc
or gathering in Baltimore county with
Pete Heron. Jerry SadIcr, S. Kelvin and
other persons. on the 2Slhof July, 1889" "
On the day in question Clark went
TO the fight us Il reporter. The war
rant was issued at TUwsontOwn
and sent to the city police to serve.
A petition signed by two hundred per
sons was received at tuwSontOwn
demanding that something he done.
Clark lawyer says, the warrant is void
as setting forth no fact, or suggestingno
indictment which makes his presence
there criminal in the eye Of the law
Clark has six witnesses, who say, the
story of his aiding and promoting the
fight is all trumpcd up yarn.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
The Dairy Party

Given by the lady teachers of the Gra-
dcd schools for the benefit of the library
fund, took place at the Buncombc ware
house last evening. The attendance was
not so large as THE CITIZEN would
have been pleased to sec, although quite
a snug little sum was taken i'll at the
door tor the benefit of the object above
named
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
Happy Operatives of the North

plrrsHrRG, Pa, August 2.--Workcrs
ut the Trottcr Bros. & Frick's Coke
Works joined the strikers this morning.
This makes about one third of the ovens
in the CunncllSvilc region idle. The
strikers are confident, and claim that the
strike will bc general in Il few days. The
operators, however, say the strike will
not spread much further, aud that as
many of the w"rkmcn rcorp"scd oit, it
will not he 4 success.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
mnsebam Yestc-e

At Philadciphia-Athlctic $, Louisville
|.
At Baltimorc-Balimorc ., Cincinnati
3.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg ), Indiana
polls 0.
At New York-Ncw York T. Philadcl-
phia 0.
At Columbus, O.-Columbus ., Kan
&as City +.
At Chicago-Chicago s, Cleveland I.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
The shoot at Knoxville.

\ team from the Ashcvilc Gun Club,
probably consisting of Mcssrs. d. c.
Waddcll, w. w. Barnard, Y. $. LuSk,
James Jordan, John Jordan, l.. V. Brown
and others, will leave for Knoxville Tues
day morning to take part in the shooting
tournament to be held in that city the
same afternoon, The party will 20 to
Knoxville i'll Superintendent McBec'
private car, and will be under the chape,
ronage of that gentleman.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
A strike ANerteCI.

LONDON. August 2.-The Durham min
crs have taken vote on the question of
accepting ten per cent advance offered by
the owners. The result was i'll favor of
accepting this advance by Il majority OF
me. This decision avcrtS Il strike which
would have proved the greatest on rec
ord
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03

BELGRADE, August 1.-The war minis
try has ordered all three Of the military
classes of Scrvia to muster on Monday.
Tic ostcnsihlC reason for lhc ORDER is
that Bulgarian troops have been ordered
to mass on the frontier on that day, and
Scrvia desires to be prepared tur any
cycntualitY.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
The Emperor i'll sight.

LoNnoN, August "a dispatch from
Portsmouth SAYS: The German imperial
Yacht IIuhcmlollcrn, with the Emperor
on board, has lust been sighted stcaming
slowly towards the harbor. Pilots have
gone cut to take her in charge The
Prince of Wales is ON board. The Royal
Yacht Orsbnruc has also started down
the harbor tumcct the Emperor. Salutcs
are booming from the ports and war
ships,
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
sabbath Services.

First Pre-: bytcrian Church-Rcv. W, a.
Wood, u, d., of Statcsvillc, y. c., will
preach at | a. NJ, Sabbath school at
l2.3O; special service at Oak Forest
church at + p. M; evening services at
$50 o'clock.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
AZ ,ne E.risoners I;scnped.

BIRMlNGIAM, Ala, August "A special
to the Agc-ITcraId from Blount vile says:
All of the prisoners in the county jail ut
this place escaped last night by climbing
through Il stove lluc to the roof and leap
ing to the ground. Among those who
escaped was John Livingston, a white
man, in Jail !or the murder of his sister.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
Member oCParIiament Dead.

LONDON, August 2.--Sir William Ew-
art, member of Parliament for the North
Division of Belfast is dead. He was con-
ScrvativC i'll politics.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03

GALENA, ILL.,, August 2.-ThC low
grounds in this section were visited by Il
frost early Yesterday morning which did
considerable damage tn growing vcgcta-
bles. Corn suffered in the more exposed
places. Tobacco was also severely in
iurcd
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
MIss noMman,s RccitatiomA.

Miss May Bowman, of Las Crucis,
New Mexico, will give several rccitations
at the entertainment given by the ladies
of the Christian church at the Farmers
warehouse, Wednesday evening, Au-
gust I,
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-03
AnEx-Editor Married.

Mr.. Fred. S. Johnston, late editor of
the Franklin Press, was married to Miss
Annie Allen, at Forsythc, Ga, Wednesday
morning, July 81. THE CITIZEN extends
congratulations.