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The Bossier banner., 1894-05-31
State TN1 Safes Of EaasaeaOU-
sxbee PrOases.fV.

The State of Louisiana VS.. Demnquent Tax
Debtors, Parish of Bossier.
Ry virtue of the authority vested in me by the
~ Constitution Of the State of Louisiana,
Court hause in which the Civil District Court
Of said parish is held, in the town of Benton,
La, within the legal hours for judicial sales,
beginning at III A. M on Saturday, the 9TH day
OF July, A. D., 1894, and continuing on each
succeeding day until said sales are completed,
now due to the State Of Louisiana, Parish of
BOssler and the Bossier Levee District, to
enforce collection of taxes assessed in the
year 1893, together with interest thereon
from the 3lst day Of December of the year in
which said taxes were due, at the rate of per
cent. per month until paid and all cost.
The number of said delinquent tax payers,
the amount of taxes due by each on the assess
ment of said year, and the immOvable proper
ty assessed to each to be offered for sale are
as follows, to-wit:
Mrs. N. e. cholson-Northwest quarter
section ls, township u range I2. Taxes, $22 80.
WARD2
G. w. Dudley-Lot i9 and dwelling in Bos-
sier City. Taxes. % 10.
G. E. Gilmer-LOt Is, block 12, lots II and
1S, block 40, lots l, 2 and 4, block AZ, lots l.
2, 8 and 4, block Al, OF Plain Dealing, and lots
IL and Is, block IL, of Benton. Taxes, $l9 90
Estate E. B. and Emily SOrrels-Southeast
quarter of northwest quarter and southwest
! quarter section sc, northeast quarter of north
| east quarter, southwest quarter of northeast
quarter, north half Of southeast quarter and
southeast quarter of southeast quarter section
IS, township 90, range l3. Taxes, $6 SO.
r. Z. ThOmas-Lots 9 and 10, block 80, OF
Bentou. Taxes, 50 GA.
n. L. Walker-Lot in lot 2, block b, of Ben
ton. Taxes, $3 16.
s. w. Vance-Half interest in s. E / of sec.
tion %, w. OF N. E. /, E of N. w. !, S. w
I, w. of s. 4. of section twenty-six, lots
one, 6, Z and 8, section "a, Township twenty
two, Range fourteen; lots two, 3 and 80, in
Gilmer. Taxes, $8 SO.
Unknown-W OF s. E. / and S. E. Is. E
/ of section two, Township nineteeg, Range
thirteen. Taxes, e. 20
Charles Anderson-West half of southeast
quarter and southwest quarter of northeast
quarter sectian j, township 20 range 13. Taxes
Mrs. Harriet Bryan-East half and cas-
half of west half section TO- west half of west
half section II, west half of west half anl
southeast quarter of northwest quarter section
II, all section Is, township %, range l3. Taxes
$24 90.
Anderson Henderson-Lots 8 and A, blocl
81. of Plain Dealing. Taxes, $2 CO.
Heirs Mrs. M. L. Martin--SOuthwest quarter
section %, east half of southeast quarter
southwest quarter of southeast quarter sectiO,
30, north half of northeast quarter, southwes
quarter of northeast quarter section 81, town
ship q, range 70.
Taxes due for 1892. 30
| 1898. 8 90
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Notary Public and Abstractor of Land Titles.
4N Homestead Entries of State and United
States lands promptly attended to-. Full
Abstracts OF alllands in Bossiar Parish and all
lots In Benton.
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j.. r. Railback-Sections IL, "a, 25, IS and
36, east half of sections IA, % and 26, southeast
quarter section Is, east half of northeast quar-
ter section Is, west half section l3, southeast
quarter section l3, west half of northeast quar-
ter section 81, township %, range IA. Taxes,
500 20.
L. Hoch-Lots and 2, block 80 of Benton.
Taxes, 80 cents.
I'll. G. Hooker-Lot 4, block &c, of Plain
Dealing. Taxes, 40 cents.
j. j. HOran-East half of southeast quarter
section "a, township 10, range l3. Taxes, 81 l2.
E. Marquee & Co.-East half of northwest
quarter, northeast quarter of southwest quar-
ter, northwest quarter of northeast quarter
and southeast quarter of northeast Quarter
section 81, township %, range i3. Taxes, SIS.
Mrs. r. L. Merriweather-East half section
%, west half and northeast quarter session %
| township %, range l2, west half section 81,
east half of east half, northwest quarter of
southeast quarter, southeast quarter of south
west quarter section %, township % range 12
Taxes, $29 "A.
Mrs. NJ. E. Mooring-Lots and 4, section 2
township l6, range 12. Taxes, SI4 IS.
Shaffer & Kortum-Lots and 9, block 25
OF Plain Dealing. Taxes, 80 cents.
Mrs. Annie Smith-Beginning at a stake
North go 3V West 42 feet from southwest
corner of lot 8, thence North $50 l5 West IS
feet, thence North $50 15 East 1924 feet, thence
South $50 15 West 1924 feet to place of begin
ming, with all improvements
Taxes due for 1892. .S2l 80
1888. ................. SO
81 80
s. j. Zeigler and heirs Sallie F.. Vance-62C
acres in sections % and 80, township l9, rang,
ID known as Shady Grove plantation
Taxes dne for 1892 ...............$ $3.50 80
| 1888. 339 80
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.gs I'll. w. ZOscy.as.

A ttorney at Law, Benton, La. Will prac
"A tlce in the Courts of Bossier, BienyiIIs
and Webster parishes.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-12-05

s'owem ~uaruszyf prawo kanonIczne i
kosof ksiezom czytat 10 koscioSach rote
prd"ostd@nq pc rosyjsku.
Ale byli ksieza, kt6rzy sic temu oparli
l W skutek tego narazili sic rzadowi.
B.shuP Jsczewski, zwierzcbnik dyece-
1yi lubelskiej, i ks. Majewski, d,irkan
krasnostaw ski, stanowczo odm6wlli cd
oierSnia przys'egi homagialnei W jezyku
rosyjskim; drugi z mich Jest jut ares.to-
wsny; o b'skupie dotycbczss ME wiemy
MIC " Warszawie; skoro jeduak zasie
gue wIadomosci, ME omieszkam ich wan
zakomun'kowac.
w dyecezyi sandomirskiej biskup
Sotkiewi:z stanowczo sic opsrI i W calej
gubernii radomskiej p~r.ysiegano pc pol
sku.
o innych dyecezyaoh ME nam dc
~tychczas iDformacyi; jestem jedDak pie-
NAL pewien, il tylko arcybiskup Popiel,
p~asterr, ktorego o lyle o lie sz,nowaro,
ulegf naci-kow, Nauu owa i ,c6re,o kon
korddto'ci jeryk rosyjski do nassych ko-
scioiow w~prewadzii.
u podwladnych Popiela bylo kilku
ksiety, co mieli odwage cywilna, ale C.
Juz pokutuja.
w Warszawie oburzenie ma srcybi-
skupa Popiela jest tax wielkie, nave,
W sferscb srystukrstycznycb, il j.s
wsIelkIe prawdopodob'.n-t~o re alb
z~rezygnuje ze swej godnosci, albo Do
Prosi o pa uport s%agrsnic.ny i wyiedzi'
ma kilks miesiecy "a granice.
w ko{ach rosyjskich panuje straszn,
nlepokoj. Skors dirty ma wielu djeja
tIelacb, a W o%toczeniu Hurki miny bar
do kwasne. l ist"tnie trudno ma cbui
lie ~przypuscic, ably Hurko m6gl dIuteJ
poz STAG na urzedz e. Jest on tax cho.
ry, IL onegdaj W cerk~i ma placu Kra
S nsklch W czas'e nabozenstwa Ia cara
zemdlaf. NCgami ledwie rusza i posu-
wa niemi tylko, ME mogac ich do CORY
podnosic. Ale cbcac pokszac, il lyle !
jest zdroW, codziennIe jezdzi " pow ozie
otwartym pc ulicach Wars,awy.
DIVA jego fiIsry cywilne So ciezko
cbore, nam tu ma mysl prezesa d,rek.
Cyl teatrow, jenersia Ksrsndiejewa,
chorego ma b%ronchi,Is, i prezesa ceGzu-
ry, Jsukulie chorego ma reumatyzm.
Aresztowsnis trwaja cisgle.
N~aboiefstwa zaiobnego "a of ,ry re
Il prsgskiej i okrucienstw Su
ME by 10; uradzopo czeksc i nlo.em rra-
du ME draznit, ME dawaG zadnego pc
zoru do prsesladowan. A vice czeka-
my.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-12-05

Crytamy W ,Dzienniku PoInshskim:"
Me macie pojeois, jak W nss.em ME
Sole a nswet " caiym kraju wre / kipi.
Narod .nekany przsSlsdowaniem zbie.
dEony skutkiem tego, II Polska zews.sd
wJpedzsno wssyscy IA nowego piano.
wanna sPodriewali sic zmisny swej doll,
sadzli, IL przyniesio ono ulge. TJ m
ozasem ma ssmym poczstku dzieje sic
insczej; ale tym razem ME skutkiem
vol ~osobistej nowego cara, lecz jego
czYno wnikow, ktorzy przez sv6j z.l1.
tyzm ! uPorczy We cbsc rusy6kacyi obu.
rryll tysiace m~ieszkahc6w i doprowadzl-
Ii do. ofiar.
Piszac te slows nam ma mysli rozkaz
Hurki, ably pnysisgs homsgiarna wy
konywsno W jezyku rosyjskim, wedle
roty tresci odPowisdsjacej wlerze pra-
wosiswnej, ME zss rxymsko katolickiei.
Pissiem juA wan, il srcybiskup war
szawski, ks. POpiel, Imiekl, stch6rzyl,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-12-05
$1,000 NagrOdy $4,000.

Czytelnicy gazety naszej z przyje-
mnoscia przeczytuja sobie, re nauka
lekarska poszczycic sic mole nareszcie,
re choc jedne chorobe straszliwa moze
zuPefnie wyleczyc, a "a choroba jest
Katar. Halls lekarstwo ma Katar lest
jedynym niezawodnym srodkiem INA
nym W medycynie. Katar bedac cho-
roba systemu wymaga odpowiedniego
leczenia. Halls lekarstwo ma katar
zazywa sic wewnetrznIe i dziaia bezpo-
srednio ma krew i b}ony sluzowe przez
to niszczace chorobe i wzmacniaiac sy-
stem chorego. Wlasciciele maja tyle
WARY W l~ecznice wiasnosci tego lekar.
silva, re oiaruja 500 nagrody "a kaz-
dy wypadek ktory ich 1ekarstwo ME
wyleczy. Przysylajcie pc s~wiadectwa.
Adres: F. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo,
o. SPrzedaja go sPtekarze pc 75o.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-12-05

chron, ale ~spadochron zastosowany do
lotu ptakow. p. Lilienthal ME poste-
puje tez, jak s~miaIkowie dawniejsi, kt6.
rzy PREY pomocy skrzydei Tub zagli
rzucali sic z dechow; urzadzi{ on sobie
sztuczne wzgorze stczkowate i pc spa
dzistoSci jego zbiega ma dol, majac
Przyrad swoj w rekach, a pc pewnym
czasie doPiero kurczy nogi i dalej zla-
tuje juz ma skrzyd}ach. Prey wprawie,
Jaka dotad osiagna{, moze sic utrzymy-
wee be- bojazni ma wysokoSci 80 me-
trow, najdiuzsze zas p~rzeloty jego W
kierunku poziomym wynosiiy 400 do
800 metrow trwaiy okoio minuty.
DosyG ciekawe tie, W kazdym razie,
doswiadczenia, So w Pewnym zwiazku z
~badaniami, jake w ciagu lat ostatnich
przeprowadzono mad Totem ptak6w.
Wyrozniono mianowicie try rodzaje
ich lotu, tax zwane trzepotanie, dalej
lot wios}owy, czyli lot postepowy wpo-
wietrzu nieruchomem i wreszcie lot Ia
glowy, najosobliwszy i najbardziej "a
gadkowy, gdy ptak utrzymuje sic W
Powietrzu zgo}a bez ruchu skrzydei i
Jakby bez zadnego wysi1ku. ZdaG So
bic MONA z tego sprawe jedynie przy-
Puszczeniem, ze Ptak podtrzymywany
jest tn dzia}aniem wiatru, ktory, cho6
ma Poz6r wieje pozicmo, posiada6 musi
kierunek nieco pochylony, co dale Pc
VIVA skiadowa SHE pionowa. wywiera-
jaca z do1u cisnienie ma skrzydIa pta-
ka.
Wiatr, kt6ry napoz6r wieje z nate
zeniem jednostajnem, ulega w istocie
zn~acznej i szybkiej zmiennosci. ivy
kfe anemometry sa zbyt ciezkie, by cia-
g1a te chwiejnos6 uchwyci6 mogiy i
okazuja tylko ~rezultat sredni. Znany
wszakze fzyk amerykahski, Langley,
zbudowa} anemometry nader lekkie,
wazace pc kilka gram0w zaledwie, kt6-
re wykaza{y, re wiatr W ciagu pieciu
Tub szesciu minut okazuje n eraz Is
P~rzeskokow cd szybkosci znaczneJ do
s{abej. WyobraziG sobie MONA, re ca
IA masa poruszonego powietrza skiada
sic z warstw, czyli ~raczej z walcow bic
gnacych z roma bardzo predkoscia.
w ten sPos0b zrozumie6 MONA, re
Ptak doznaje wciaz zmiennych uderze6
wiatru, a skutecznosc ich zalezy pre-
dewszystkiem od ciezaru ptaka W sto-
sunku do powierzchni ~skrzyde1; tie tyl-
ko Ptaki dobremi moga bye zeglarzami,
u ktoryeh wielkosc skrzydei pewnym
o~znaczonym stosunku pozostaje do Gle
zaru cia1a. Wskutek samego rozk{adu
~biegnacych czastek powietrza wykony-
wa wiatr Prace, dzwigajac cia}o ptaka
ma barkach swoich.
w Podobny sposob utrzymuje sic i
Lilienthal ma s~ztucznych swych skrzy-
d&ach, doswiadczenia jego wszakze spra-
wiaja dotad w~razenie nowego raczej
anizeli wynalazku praktyczne-
go. Sc. X.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-12-05

Olej Sw. Jakoba, leczy zawsze odzie-
blizne. Pc uzyciu tegoz ustepuje "a
Palenie nieprzyjemne swierzbienie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-12-05

Cskiadanie ~przysiegi wediug roty prawosiawnej %
~rosyjsku. - Arcyb'skup PopieL. Hurko. Areszto-
wanna. - RozmaitoAciD
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-12-05
DOKTOR WODNY.
tDR. aRAHAM.)

tDR. GRAHAMJ
leesyh Jak v1adomo % oststnieh Is lat . ns5sp.rvm
tkutiem wsEystkie trudne, beE nadziei vylee senIs
tsstsrhafe ] dfugolstnie ehoroby 1 cisrpienia obu
2tei prses mans " NiemCzechl tutAj mStoda 6Gds
Pewns ponce I sscssSlive vyieosenie ..Dsvnr,
:. eierpienia pfuc, Watroby, merck 1 brzucha. OioT
Plenls nerWowe 4 ohoroby kobteos iako To:
ooleeci dafsrne, biahe upfavy, nisphDdnol, bl W
uEyfach, bolesna lb zaniedbana regularnoNI eEests
Ddpfywy wody,. rEniecia I palenia, Csnienis ma d6l
HsfystEe chroniekne, pryvatne famiijns cierpienis
oou Aei leoEy prseE ukycie svoich
Siedm ulubiOnych Lekarstw
= ryeh ehorooach, do Kt6ryeh sic s6suje, ktorveh
HubsOHnemu Wylec1enie 80 prseEnac1one.
81 Tysisce rodEin swemi podZiakosaniam dass
aeleps1e sW1sdectwc, jak cndownA sfha maia leksT.
I'VE wfesnorecEnie prEez niego prEyrEsdzana,
tdnmiewataoe ~osiagnefy reEultaty v takicb 1vpsdh scb
kIofyeh Vsselkie lime srodd okaEsfy sia dsrsm.
. DoEsos .oany prsyr..dss vi.sns lsEsr.two
es ego ME lest " hadnym Evfssku q aptsks Ea
60 Te ~uluoione Isksrstwa Ieoz. tyIEo eborob,
H @osy9 Ro'edyaeno - prssznscSOnsl nsOyc Js tyiKo
Ofisie: 363 8. STATE ULICY
~ PIERwszk PIETRo-
CHICAGO, HLINoIS
Sooziny ofisove: rsno Cd IA. ni.dxieIs
mknies. konsuItaeys cd ia tyIko.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-12-05

Sp. Anna Balicka.
Jan Szmit.
Jan Glembin.
Franciszka Naujokajtis.
krystyna Sliga.
Anna Kaszubowska.
Jan Dumis.
,Michalina Pelec.
Ludwik S}uchowski.
Edward Dankowski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-12-05

Imie inazwisko zmariego czionka
Tub zmariej tony.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-12-05
Miejscowoec

Razem SO.5Sc. Liczba cz{onk0w 643g
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-28
LOTS On GOLD IN -lHB COUNTRY
THE NEW BONDS SELLING WELL
AND FAST.

Some Parties Want Their Money In
vested There, So That They VIII Pay
A. Little Income Tax As Possible
The Quotation Is Now 1l0.
New YORK, Nov. 2s.-A tremendous
stream Of gold is pouring into the sub
treasury. At s O'Clock yesterday after
noon there had been received from the
Stewart syndicate $27,OOO, 900 Of gold,
making $3s, 900 900 since the allotment
was made Monday, including the ST.
0OO. 900 received from the Bank Of Brit
ish North America. The officials at
the sub-treasury. we're still busily
engaged at S O'Clock with members
Of the bond syndicate who wished
to deposit gold. The settling agents
of the syndicate were astonished
today at the rush Of orders and
the inpouring Of inquiries. Over 4,OOO,-
900 Of the bonds were sold yesterday at
119, and the price will be advanced to
1191a as soon as the rem .inder Of the first
Sc, 1000, 900 Is placed. One block Of $780,
900 was sold Yesterday and two
blocks Of 1925 900 each. The purchasers
Of large blocks were unsuccessful sub
scribers to the loan. Considerable pur-
chases of the bonds are made by those
desirous OF escaping the payment Of the
income tax.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-28
CARNEGIE EXPLAINS.
"Ile Lived without Ostentation and
He Died Poor"

"Ile Lived without Ostentation and
He Died Poor"
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Andrew Car
negie has addressed to a personal friend
in this city the following letter in regard
to bis reported remark that "men who
have died rich died disgraced":
"Yours Of the oath, instant, with en-
closures l find before me upon my return
from Pittsburg. 1t is easy to take few
words from speech and give a wrong
impression. The remarks l made were
at private dinner to the library COM
mission Of Pittsburg. Some one must
have given the re porter synopsis.
What have said about wealth i:
found In my own writings, and not in
extracts from supposed speeches. had
no reference to men who died leaving
completeness. for believe such men are
the salt of civilization, but to men leav-
ink millions in securities which they
could have used in their lite time. said
l believed the time would come when
such men would die dissraced, and that
the tribute OF approval would be given
to those upon whose tombstones could
be truthfully written: He lived without
ostentation, and he died poor as was
said OF Pitt"
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-28
FOOTBALL NOTES.

Editorial From the Orange street
''Dnily Chronicle"
The following article is from the edi-
torial column of the Daily Chronicle, the
journal of the Orange street school, Of
the November 9th issue:
"The delightful game OF football Is
now just about at its height. In the
courteous game between Harvard and
Yale only few men were seriously hurt,
one having his collar.bone dislocated
and another his nose broken. The spec.
tators were compelled to return home
without having enjoyed the supreme
pleasure of seeing anyone killed. A boy
Of IA was killed in Massachusetts in a
game of football last Saturday. One OF
the ninth grade is compelled to remain
at home bv injuries received in the pleas
ant little game between Asheville and
Bingham school, while the sheriff Is en-.
gagged in looking for some Of
the other players. This is not fancy, it
is sober fact. We suppose the fun will
continue until. either the country goes
back to the Roman gladiatorial shows
and the Spanish bull6ghts, or rises up
and says that it will no longer permit
its citizens to be manned and killed
under the name of sport"
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-28
MARRIED IN HASTE.
Chief Justice Fuller's Daughter Can
Now Repent ut Leisure.


CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-A warrant has
been issued by Justice Foster for the ar
rest of James Matthew Aubrey, the
youth who, about five years ago. eloped
with daughter of Chief Justice Fuller.
The specific charge On which the arrest
was ordered was for forging the name of
Melville W. Fuller to check for $50 on
the Atlas National bank, but it is known
there are several other forgeries of the
Chief Justices name charged against the
young man, amounting, in the aggrc-
gate, to about $500.
The present warrant was issued on a
complaint bv Arthur E. Greene, a book
keeper for the Central Stock and Gram
company.
About five years ago ]. Mat Aubrey
created one of the biggest sensations
of the day. by eloping to Milwaukee
with Chief Justice Fuler's daughter and
marrying her. The couple did not live
happily together. for during the Tnst
two years they have been living entirely
apart and the wife recently instituted
proceeding for absolute divorce.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-28
CONDENSED TELECRAMS,

A comparison of the total vote cast by
the Populists in the recent election with
the total cast by them in 1892 shows
that their strength has increased by
600, 900 votes in two years.
The London Times correspondent in
Yokohama says that the Japanese have
consented to receive Chinese proposals
Of peace through the American ministers
ut Toxic and Pekiu.
The largest cliff.dweller village ever
discovered 10 reported from the Brad.
shaw Mountains, Arizona, with evi.
dences that ito inhabitants cultivated
the soil.
The noted bank swiudler, Robert A.
Harvey, was arrested 10 Lansing, Mich.
where, a. the Rev. Charles o. Gibson. hs
was publishing book Of religious songs
Csar Nicholes celebrates bic wedding
BY remitting back taxes and shortening
prisoners sentences.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-28
DRUMMOND-M'ELWEE.
Pretty Noon Wedding at the First
Presbyterian Church.

Pretty Noon Wedding at the First
Presbyterian Church.
An event in social citcles at the First
Presbyterian church at IL O'Clock today
was the marriage of Miss Adah Drum
mond. daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. X. F.
Drummond, and one OF the most popular
young ladies Of Asheyille. to Egbert r.
McElwee. a prominent young business
man OF Greensboro.
At the appointed hour, to the strains
of the wedding march from 1.-THE
Prophet" tastefully rendered BY Prof
PAUL., the bridal party marched to the
altar, which was beautifully decorated
with palms, white narcissus, roses and
ferns.
The wedding procession was led by the
ushers, Dr.. Chas. S. Jordan and w. X.
Heston, Frof. ]. d. Eggleston and ]. II.
Osborne: Miss Lucie Lawson Of Dan
vile, Va, and ]. Frank McElwee Of An
derson, S. c., brother Of the groom;
Miss Cora Drummond. maid OF honor;
and the bride on the arm OF her father.
At the altar the bride was joined by
the groom and his best mau, Percy E.
Pare Of Greensboro. The ceremony was
impreesively performed by DR.. X. f,
Campbell.
The brides dress was Of imported
brown cloth, trimmed in mink fur
brides roses. The maid of honor, Miss
Cora Drummond, was dressed in green
cloth and brocade. La France roses. Miss
Lawson's gown was Of green cloth and
bengaline. American Beauty roses. The
gentlemen were all attired in conven
tional morning dress.
After the ceremony the immediate bri
dal party took lunch at the house o
the brides parents on Merrimon avenue
The newly welded pair left on the .
O'Clock train for Greensboro, where the,
will make their future home.
Mr.. McElwee 10 South Carolinian
has made Greensboro his home for {
number OF years, and 10 treasurer of th
North Carolina department Of the Mu
tual Life Insurance company. The brid
10 a favorite among the Young people o
this city and 10 universally admired 70
her many admirable traits Of chafacte
and lovely disposition.
kilograms of congratulation wer
received at the church today and at th
brides home, from many friends, send
ing their well-wishes to the bride an
groom. The presents were uumerou,
many Of them very handsome.
Brovnhurst furnished the prctt
church decorations.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-28
WILL GO TO COURT.

The Case of Concealed Weapon Car.
rylng In saturdays Game.
The preliminary hearing in the case OF
Isadore Schayer, charged with carrying
a concealed weapon, which was a sequel
of the football game Saturday, was held
before Justice Frank Carter yesterday
afternoon. Young Schayer gave bond
in the sum Of 500 for his appearance at
court.
1t developed during the examination
that the pistol had been given Schayer
by Charley Massage, TO whom 1t was
afterward returned. This morning Mas.
sagee appeared before Justice Carter,
waived examination and later gave bond
for his appearance at next term.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-28
AsHEvnLE, N c, WEDNESDAY, EVENING. NOVEMBER
PITIFUL SIGHTS AT MARION.
Some Not Able To Rebuild-The Insur.
ance Companies Hit.

ance Companies Hit.
MARION, N. c.. Nov. 27.-in the esti.
mate Of losses, ETC., sent you yesterday,
Mr.. ]. S. Dysart's loss should have been
SIS, 900 instead Of SIC, 900; Mr.. W. =.
Crais's $4,000 instead OF $4,000:
Capt. Seigle's 81. 1000 instead Of $4,000.
And other losses hard to euumerate at
this time, would make it about a round
500, 900 fire. with about one dollars
worth in every eight insured.
Several dwellings are filled with goods,
some OF which uninsured, are being sold
1t was pitiful to hear the frantic
screams Of the terrified prisoners in jail
when the flames were cracking over their
heads. They were safely removed. Sc.
crest. the murderer, was taken to Ruth
erfordtou Yesterday. Our people are
aiding each other commercially.
1t is wonderful that no one was injured
ia the excitement of the fire. Master oi
Trains Foster of the Southern Railway
came here and offered the town cheap
rates tor new building material. This is
timely aid and valued.
Several leading business men say that
only brick or stone buildings should be
erected hereafter on the business portion
of Main street. This is just what ought
to he done, by compulsion, il necessary.
Many people from the country and the
towns around are coming in to see the
ruins. We are glad to see so much pluck
and cherfulness as shown by some. But
with elderly people that lost all, not
being able to rebuild, it is pitiful.
Many have been the tears shed seeing
that in few short hours the saddened
ones were reduced from independence to
want.
The insurance companies that are the
losers are as follows: Virginia Fire and
Marine, about $4,000; North Carolina
Home, about $4,000; st. Paul Fire and
Marine, about $4,000; Merchants
$250O; other companies about $2500.
GRAPHIC.