The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-04-22

Marriage of Mr. Julius Henry Mailer to
Miss Annie Laura Link-Breezy Briefs
And Personals.
Durham N. c., April 21.-(SpeciaD-
This morning at Trinity church, in quiet
and refined manner, the lives of Miss An
ME Laura Link and Mr.. Julius Henry
Mailer, were joined by Rev. j. n. Cole.
The happy Union was witnessed by a
large number of friends, whose hearts
beat in unison with the bride and groom.
The church was tastefully decorated with
palms and was in dignifed keeping with
the sOlenota;ty of the occasion. The
groom's best man was Mr.. Fred. II.
Mailer, Of Raleigh, and Miss Florence
Raney served the bride as maid Of honor.
The ushers were Messrs. FL. A. Fou-
shee, n. NJ. Aston, Fred. A. Green and
John +. Wiley.
Miss Lille Parrish presided at the or
gan, and enchanted the vast audience
with soul inspiring music.
AS the bridal couple entered, joined
each other at the altar and took upon
themselves the sacred, solemn vows, the
vast audience heard breathlessly the
words Of the preacher.
Miss Link is lady of rare beauty,
both of person and character, and all felt
that they could most warmly congratulate
the groom on securing so great treas
ure.
Mr.. Mailer is one of Durham's NOSE
progressive business men land since his
residence. with us, has made many friends
for himself.
The best wishes of their many friends
follow them-in hoping them happy
honeymoon, and that quiet, deep happi-
ness throughout all the future to which
their many virtues entitle them
Among those who came up from Raj
eigh to participate in the event were Mrs.
Fannie Mailer, Mr.. ]. e. Pogu,e Miss
Blanche Blake and Mr.. Fred. III. Nah
Ter.
The happy couple went at once to the
Southern depot They take an extended
bridal tour North. going by way of Raj
egh and Norfolk.
Chapel Hill.
Mrs. e. G.. Lineberry and little girl
have gone TO Fayetteville.
The Register of Deeds issued three
marriage licenses yesterday.
Harden & Couch have opened a livery
stable in the building formerly occupied
by George NJ. Harden, for the same pur-
pose.
The in men yesterday looked blue and
evidently thought they had come too soon.
MANY voters" are not in politics since
Monday nights experience. The people
are not so easily fooled.
Mr.. Peter NJ. Briggs has gone to Will
mington, where he represents the order III
this city of the Grand Council of the
ROYAL Arcanum.
Mrs. A. S. Lewter is here from Raj
eigh on few days visit TO relatives.
There was not a case on the mayors
docket this morning.
There was a very heavy frost in this
section, and knowing ones say everything
| is killed. One gentleman said early
wheat was very much damaged.
Master George Lyon ha sheen here
| for several days ON visit to relatives,
and this morning went back to HOrner's
at Oxford.
Mrs. jamie MILAN was here yesterday
on her way from Wilson, where she has
lbeen visiting, to Oxford, where she holds
Ian important position in the Orphan Asy
Inn. While residing in this city sI,
made many warm friends.
Mrs. Cameron, widow Of the late Pau
to. Cameron, is quite SICK at her home ii
Hilsboro The news this morning Il
that she is better.
Miss Daisy Latra is here ormUniver
II" ~!..''''1 ga H"">.'y IF Chief Woodall
~ kAx cHE,-r 'sas here :sste~asi