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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05
Or iibcrlebte has Gntictlihr.

Der S~ngenieur Sranf 8enber auf
her Slinois Central, puroe Dor nsun
Do9en in Sort Dodge, Sa., auf srGB>
li6e 8eiie perpunbet unb bat es bod
iiberlebt. Dem Manne. purbe BEL
einem Giienbabn5uiammsnitob elm
II aDli9er planteniplitter, nit einem
nod basu roitigen Nagel bur9 8ruit
unb 2unqe eeitpBen. !Seute lit er
piebsr babeim unb befinoet ii6 po6l.
Serr 8enbsr 1T iopeit piebsr berges
itelt, baB er frei berumgeben tann.
0ieIe fat eins'g1rtige punosrbars
SerItelung zines 10 furftbar perleb=
ten Wunnes. oebt in bic @ei9idte Der
Seiltunb: iib;r, niGt irpobl als Elm
3eugniR bon menIdliher Mibsrs
itancsfdfgt'eit pber 3Ghiateit, ais
D'elmetr Elm %uG RON punoer6ar'r
lle6erraIduna fir Die aer3t. als audi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05

Qm Sonntag trurbe in Daterlpo
bic beutide, tutbolii6e ct. Marien,
Stride fDrmli4 eingepeibt. Die Stride
lit freili6 ca. 2 Sabre i'm 9sbraud,
jebO9 bat eine feierli4e Ginpeibung
nod ni6t itattgebubt. Gr5bii6of
&eane BON Dubuque mar our 3eit in
Waterlop unb BEL bieier 9~elsgenbeit
ftrmte er aud cine Qnsabl &inber.
Die 5eftprebiet in beuti9sr Sprade
belt Der bp6p. g. SO. Seer bon
9berspiIe. Bonn glerus paren nod
augeeen nebit benz StabtzGlerus bon
Waterloo: Rep. SO. garrD BON Ou=
buque, &ep. gpple bon Gebar SAILS,
Gep. 8. Remmers bon 9il6ertpiae
unb Rep. Carroll bon Dubuque. Der
bodp'ite grsbii6of belt cine iebr Bee
rebte Qnipra9s an bic Gldubisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05
Mn 3anOiuMer.

g8ir baben all 100, 900 older por3isli6er
Harm s9dnbereien IN Miuneiota unb Glib.
9atota 81 preiien BON SO bis sci pro gder
81 Dertauien.
6benio0s cine Sarm Don 1920 older nit
9uteu @ebdubem.
Sin Sarm pou 440 @tsr, i6mmtli6 CULTS
pirt, nit guiell Sebauoen.
Sin lid gut sobleubeS SoteI nnb anberes
Sarms unb Stabteisentbum sutpsosr gu pers
fauien ODER ~ pertauiden.
Sitte bel uus por3uipre6m unb mir pers
ben Sbren DiiniAen sntipre6en.
Sotn SSicr Il Co.,
@runbci0eutbums NIB Derii1erun9s. agent,
352 Siebente Strabe, Subuaue. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05
Grfpmmuui,irf.

@ts aus Chicago, SG., beri6tst
pirb, puroe Rep. s. S. gropleb, Der
friibere 9farrer Der ct. Mariens
Stride in Oregon, ST., ercommuni>
3irt. Seit Der Grnennung bes Rep.
Mulboon gum Weibbif6of in gbiz
cage, bate er in Der Dffentliden prei1e
in ifanbalDIeiter 8eife iiber 8ti66fe
uno Prieiter gei4impft. Qls er bonn
gr5bii6ofe Seeban bieierbalb als
Pfarrer abgeieBt pOrben, tpeigerte sr
ii6, bas Pfarrbaus gu rdumen unb
panbte ii4 an Die neltli6en 9eri9te.
8Om pGpitli6en 9elegaten Cardinal
Martineai aufgeforbert, in Elm aloitsr
gu se6en unb 8ube gu tbun, tpeiserte
er ii6, Der Qufforberung Solge gu
leiiten unO purbe Oesbalb ercommuz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05
= age q. pnrgtl DIES.
= crcini9te Stdatcis.
tgt odtrGgtt4 d.
fir osn brrunsliidtcn 5rrrn 5. y.
Strticm,

pel6er betanntIi6 auf Der @reat We@
tern : 8abu, betm Seitei9en zines
SraGtpagens betDe 8eine perlor, tptrD
aud bier in Dubuque cine Gouefte
erbp6en tperoen. Die 2urembur9sr
BON Sigb &ioge, ST., baben betonntz
LID i6on ii6er $40 fir ben gtann
cpQettirt unD mir puroen bort gebeten,
audi @ttpos BEL ben 0ubuquer &anbS@
Ieuten gu cpllettiren. 9r. Ntc Stet@
fen, Elm 9erpanbter bes 8~erunglut@
ten, pirD cine 2tite cirtuliren lai1en,
uno mir tperoen bic Seitrdge in Der
r@a5ette" quitttren. Der 8erun@
oliidte bebarf Der Siilfe iibsraus notb@
psnDig. 2anbsIeute iteuert fir ben
9erungliidten Bel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05
&eileberiGt bon GERM Grnf Sernae'
Sos 81 GAL, 20. Dit. 'O1'
@ertbe Sreunbei

Sos GAL, 20. Dit. 'O1.
@ertbe Sreunbe!
@tr iino nod INNER reft tppbl nno,
munter. llnIere Reiie lit bis pato
INNER reft gut perlauFen. 8on So
canada, Mi6., iinb mir na9 Wttnne%
applis, Minn., gereiit, no mir einigs
Sage blieben unb re6t piele 8etannts
unb Sreunbe getrOffen 4aben. BON pa
baben mir einen Wbite6er mad ct.
GlouD, Minn., sema6t uno untere
SreunDe 2ambert, 2iebert, 9rau9 II.
I. m. be1u6t. Bon Minneapolis iino
mir mad Sleepp Gpe, Minn., mo mir
SSreunb Bertrand einen 8eiu6 abgez
itattet baben. Damn sing's na9 2ez
Mars, Sa., mo mir gu 9auie fparen,
bel unieren Sreunoen %. S4aul,
Gug. Gilenbeder, Sic Wefter, Sc. Sar,
g. 8rau6, s. Saupert uno W&.
Wirtb Ippie cine Muhe anoerer Be
tannten. Mit Sreuno gtlenbeter uno
Weiter mahten mir einen 4usflug
na6 Remi en-, mo man tpteber i'm Guz
rembur9er 2anb mar. Damn reiiten
mir am nG6iten Sage NIT Sreuno
Sic S9aul mad Qltpn, pDn mo uns
sSreuno Mt6el S9rpeber na4 'Sranz
bile, Sa., fubr. lleberaa in betannz
ter 9eielf6aft. Damn na6 Siour
Gitn, sSa., no mir un1ere 2anDsleute
Manoeri6eiot, SDbann 4rensoorf,
Glarsns II. I. m. iaben. 8pn ba aus
reiiten mir na3 Sma6d, Nebr., uno
Salt Safe Gitp, Utah, uno BON bort
aus mad Sos Qngeies, Sal. 8On bier
aus mu6ten mir Qusfliige mad Santa
Mpnita, 9Ort Sos Qngeles, paiaoena,
@uitri9 Sarm, aues pra6tOoae
fPIdBe. Sisr lit bas Puruoies bon
| @merifa. S9Dneres unD 8eiieres
gibt IS ni9t, als bieie palz
men, Srangen 9ropes, Gitronen unb
Banana Pflan3en. @s tbut einem
leiO, bier meg gu gebsn. 8tr BADEN
aud Sntel s. g. gpnner beIu6t; mar
re6t frob unb ldBt Sud ale ber5lt6
eriiBen. MOrgen reiien mir naG
Gan Diego. 8rn Oa iiber Santa
Barbara unb Santa Gru3 unb rSbe
gig Srees" na9 Gan Sranciscp, mo
mir am Samstag Iein tperoen. Wir
benten am Is. Robembsr in gbicaso
al fem unb bprber nod einen tleinen
&bfte6er na6 Dubuque gu MAIDEN.
llnTere ber3li4iten 9riiBe an bic
eanae Samilie
6. SeruIle unb 1rau.
81. 9. = Sn Salt Safe BADEN mir
S9peIter Gberubtn unb Srena GEE
t~ruffen, friiber in Nptre Dame, Snb.
SRI Strufen bon Senninsen, Jruu
Sborn bon 8ouS, nit Samtilenz
Namen; ferner 3pei Profeforen am
Qa Sallop college, neutrality-suspicious.,
Rcfa BON MibIenba6, Rets BON Rezr
bingen. Steielben paren gliidli4 uns
gu ieben. 9. 8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05
Gbicago, ben Q. Hopemter.
0efrctoe,

Gbtcago, ben 2. Hopemter.
0etretos
Weseu-
DECEMBER: 7ot@7O5.
Rorn-
DECEMBER: SO. 2 5si SO. 3 5st.
5afer-
DECEMBER: go. 2 3sl No. 8 Ssi.
Viebmarsi.
S6,pere, SIS. S0@6.1 10.
S6mere. rauhe, S5.55@5 65.
9ei9te, So. 50@$5.8
gemiidte, 81. 70@6.O5.
Bieb-
Grtra Rinbuieb, SO. 90. @6.sO
Suites, IS. 75@6.40.
Disadvantages bis sutes, So. OO@5.6J.
Siufade Sorte, S4.35@4.9 so.
Slte bis au~Ssewdblte Seras Stlere. $500
@4.10 u.
Sun Beiem setiitterte Stiere, SO. 65@5. 10.
aiibe, 81. 40@4.50.
&mber. 81. 00@5.25.
guueu uuo O6ieu, S .25@4.50.
8dlber, $6.00@6.25.
Sdafe-
g8eflide qdmmer, 81. O0@4.6 81.
Ginheimil6e Qammsr SO. 00@4.55.
@etlide S6afe, $3.25@3.50
Giubeimil6e S6aie, 80 .9O@4.1O.
V~roptRoneR.
S6meinefeiih-
Sausar: $14. 80@$14. 92i.
S1mals-
.Sanuar: So. 52i@Ss.60.
Rippen-
Sanuar 81. 62i@7.65
Sla6siamen-
Hop: $1.4Si.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05
Gbelid gctraut

nuroen in Der Stride gu 81. &reus i'm
bieiigen COUNTY, 9err 5rana Sbia bon
Dubuque uno Sri. Margaretba Ssppz
Ter. Sm Clemens Sotel gu Seilig
Sreu3 fdnb elm 9O95eitsmabl itatt
unb bier in Dubuque fanb cine 1eier
In Der Wobnung bes 8rubers bes
8rdutigams, bes SSerrn NitoIous
Sbil, 324 Queen StraBe, itatt. Die
9raut lit bic SO9ter reg Srn. &eppz
Ter BON NOrtb 8uena 8iIta unb Der
8rGutigam elm betannter Subuquer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05
9ie Sebeutung Ses ct. Mariens
Gaiinn

Chandler bielei6t in ieinem gam
gen 8ertbe tlarer erfuhen, ippie Iberz
buupt Die 9ebeutung BON iolfen Sos
fallen nie bic Warquette Sale uno
8emeinbabalen aler Dirt better per=
ipenn er ben Irtitel an anherer
Steae geleien bat, tpel9sr ben Sttel
trdat: nlleber 9ereinsbuGen, Club
bGuier, Gaiinps unb bergleiGen, nell
der artitel auf Settle 4 bieier Numz
mer 81 finben 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05
Spreht nnr!

Wir Iino IN Der Ea0e. Sic NIT alien
SOrteu ~glsnWauren. Ssdeu. 5eppi-
den. Watten uno Seltud 3u perIsbsn,
ollie bon leitenoen 6abrltantsn 9ema6t
unO Gs9eu Scar 0etauft. ,psl6e mir su
9rsiisn anbieten. bic lOnit uirssnos
a~ug.boten meroen t0nnen.
Sames Geni q 60
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05
IctIcnoe Wgemten:
Sniepb Jle.Bner. Snbu &obler.
Yaul 9uebel. 3. y. 6ames.
&nigbts of Columbus.

lleber ben tatbOlti9en @sbeimorben
bteies Ramens, finben unisre 2eIer
ouf Settle A Qrtitel, bic Sumal fir bic
&atbOltten in ben StGbten BON
Snterefe ietn perben. Dir MAIDEN
baber audi an bteIer STEELE Defenders
ouf b~ieIelben aufmertIam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05
abr 4athnlifcn.

bic Sbr Gu6 cine Seimatb ariinben mout,
ober cine srOBere Sarm erwerbeu woQt, m.ns
bet Sud ibriftli6 ooer miinoli6 oil &ep. IS.
@ienbolb, Wtapleton, ga. Sier iilb i66ne
nit GiebGuben periebene Sarmeu al baben
Don S35. 90 bis $1,000 pro ater. 8eutihe
@emsinben uno Yfarri6uleu. Sebt ii's
3eit. Sas Qanb 1T i'm Steiseu. Der gGnfee
3iebt aus 0iele Sarmen iteben fell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05
Weaeu @rebsihaDeN.

Sd empreble biermlt Stroop's beribmte,
bentide YuIper. SieIelbeu beilen ieoeu
mod ni1t alfsebrodenenD &rebs ioipobl
iuuerli6 ais duBerli9. alen, bic perbad=
tiee @el6wllite. iowie aud Magenlei.
unb 9eberi6aben baben, iinb bieIe
pulper beionbers empioblen. 0essn Rabes
rem 3ep sniiie etc. aoreiiire man:
CD ar b 8. Boebtng,
ct. Qucas Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05
Musaeluhtcs Tarmlano AT nerfauten.

200 older Sarmlanb, 81 Meileu iiioIid
Don @arrp Omen; Butler 8ownibip. Sadion
Gouutp, Sa., nabe tatboliider Stride NIB
S6ule. 3ablun9sbebin9uuSen na6 ges
lieben bes 8dufers. Man wenbe ii6 al ..
&. gIodlinger, Sirit Natioual gant,
dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05

Sn @alena. SG., Gbeiratbete Sr.
Srant Sltnger, Spbn bss gr>MaDor
Beter Sltnger BON Dubuque, Sa., unb
SRI. 9. Glart, 1888 Sulien Qpenue, in
Dubuque pO6nbaft.
3u 8elGepue, Sa., itarb Serr
2ubpig 9omann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05
Earin III perfaufcu.

Sine Sorm pom 270 Ader, 3 Wsileu melt
lid pom ct. Oouatns, ,Sadlou So, Roma,
lit an prrtanieu. 5ieueS naus, ueue S6euue,
quite Minomiible. ilieReubes &niier. Wul
,peuOe lid oil 4. y. Srausen, 81. 0Ouatus,
Satiou Gouutp, .50ipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05
ShmieNc III berfaufeu.

Cute Gelesenbeit fir eiuen Sdmieb in
elmer tatbolil9m gemeiloe (geusttspile,
Dubuque Co., Sopa). Mam i6reibe oil
9. Slammaua, genettsuiue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05

fir 1902 als Trdmie gcbtn. IbOnnenterL
iuclte ibrcn 9iiifitanO mo Gin Colles Sabr i'm
gDralS be;ableu, crbalteu iOfort cinen 9iegers=
burger Observation-Disclosures sugciauot. llHiers
IbonHenten iiaS oarani animerfiam semaht
oaB Tie ben Salenoer als Yramie crbalteu
%tOancn, ulo Sestalb nid)t 81 talfcu braud)eH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05
&IIchauolnuu.

Serr glois Saisl, Ro. 1912 Glap. Strabe,
Subuaue, Soma, bat tets cine uolitGubiSe
gusmabl einbeimlider unb importirter 16ies
iorteu porratbi9. auswGrti9e @eltelungen
weroeu prompt beIor9t. Preislilie ipiro aliI
Verlan9en Serlle Su9elaIot
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05
,,Uarlauo" Cefcn nnb Serrbe

erbtelten ben eriten 9rets auf Der
Barrier Qusitequng i'm Sabre 1900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05

fir Die 4ngebDrisen unb Iae bic sas
BON pubten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05
Murktherta1te
SIR ocn 0roEpcrfauf.

Ou b q he, ben 9. 9topember.
@etretbe, Sen, MebI, etc.
Saier: 36@40c.
Soru: 50@55c.
@erlte: 40-60c per Suibel.
Mog9en: $3.50 per guibel.
Seu: 81. 50@12. 90
Msbl: Fatent, s3.7O@4,Oo; itraisbt,
SO. 40@3.S0.
6leie; $16.0 90.
Sntter, Gierunb Sale e.
Ger: 16c per 9useup.
Butter: Oairp, 1S@20c p.Pfunb Cream.
erp, 21c@22c.
aaie: Gsabm : 8aie. 12le; grid. 1876.
Groceries. ETC..
ReiS: 6}-9yc per Qiulo.
Sobneu; 8bite Rapp, So. so per gulbel.
SrI9teuub GemIe.
9piebelu: 81. so per Sulbel.
Grblen: S1.50 per Suibel.
Rraut: 81. 50-$2. 90 per Srate.
aepiel: 1915 @4.O Copper Barrel.
EartotteIn: 65@70c per SuibeI.
Sleb.
Stiere: So. 5O@4.25.
Nlltoer: S2.1o@3. U |.
Eiibe: 81. 50@3.0 90.
S0lber: S4.00@5.0 90.
Sriiblinsss gdlnner: $500.
S6wetne (ani Dem SUP: $6.50@7.0 Copper
bunoert 8iunb.
Gefii9el: 7-9c.
Sieb 9ei6labtet).
&inbheii6: 7tc per Fiuno; Ginesr.
7ic per Yiuuo.
Sbaileii6: S9afileild, lie; Sammels
leiib, 9ac.
gefiisel: Siibner, Z @euts per Piuub.
Yropi ions.
@erau6ertes 6leii6: S6ilteu, 10i@1lc3 /;
Sped, 12@14c.
S6malj: 9sc.
aobleu: S%arttobleu, $3.50 per Come.
Sol3: Gutes Gi6eubol;. 4.50@$4.75 per
Roroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05

GbOnucnteu, bereH Sabr crit ipater %ablanft,
fGnueu ben Salenoer als @ramic erbalten, i'm
Dem iie iebt Gin wcitsrrs Sabr i'm SOraHs
be;ablen.
Sorcns 0onacr, 6cidattSiibrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05

geIe auspabI Don @strdnfsn in TlaI6en.
geiteQuusen per Poit werbeu aui bas Broms
pteite unS Veite beiorgt uno bleibeu tets
priuat. Wau i6rsibe nm cine preislite.
Mseut iar yaba's yailuaatss bier.
Reterens: Dubuque National Bani.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05
Rrin1te III buhrn.

@ir CT, ud).u uniere Nbonncutcn 81 bcad)telL
SaB mir ben idDun
Regeusbnr9er Observation-Disclosures
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05

@eiaISene Bull. Sdute: go. 1, Il Genst;
geo. 2, ~ Gents.
Srii9 9eialseue 6albbaute: go. /, 81
Gents +; 90. 2, st Gents.
Ials: go. /, 5Semts; go. 2, AGENTS.
S6aisiele: 1905 Gents.
Drp Scue, $1,000 per Come; Mineral,
S24 per &auienb; Slat Sad, Sl0@1S per
Somue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05
30 Satire ftiStao.

Satia9S, Neb. Sunt 1893
Sd Tilt 10 Sabre lang an geroauuasSi6rnn1
gsriiopiuu9 uab oereu 5oiasn. tpuroe ann alpe'hhai
pegeE Senlorrboiben operirt, aber es Unroe 'inmeF
iblimmer, bis ih Baftor abnt9'S Weroen'Starter
uabln, ,pelter mir 10 sebolieu bat. bob 'b panIGs
audi auoeren Ssibsuosa tpuree eur5 Soft otrle
Suts s:Ssigt. j. w'B y.
2crr piorrer 6. Doet i6reibt bon gapftelb, Wis..
beb Elm l2 Sabre altes Snbianer Wdbasu. neIdes
2 DtoHate 10 om 81. 9itus Gang lit, oaB ans @Isber
immer III ge,pesaus parsu, NIB es tueoer aebsr.
mob iprcben ,bsr ellen tonute. bur6 2 5laibeu
pafior Gbnia's ytsrosu.5 tdrtsr pouftdubis turirt
purOs. uno ie9t mieosr IN bic S9uls asbt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-05
Stadt nad Amgsgead.

1nteIed atths Postotdcs az OubuIus, Iowa
and admitte! for transmission through
themaiA at second-cla.s rates.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-11-24

lightfur afternoon soiree in the hall over
the James l. Johnson drug store.
There We're in attendance the follow
ing young couples: Miss Marine Rog-
ers with Mr.. Lilies: Miss Emily Higgs
with Mr.. Grimes; Miss Lizzie Rogers with
Mr. Carr: Miss Cammie Jones with Mr.
Harper: Miss Lille Skinner with Mr.
Wharton; Miss Gertrude Lands with Mr.
Mcintyre; Miss Lucy Andrews with Mr.
Ashe Miss Mildred Goodwin with Mr.
Best; Miss Ethel Rogers with MIR. Cole
trane; Miss Catherine Wharton with Mr.
Piver; Miss Lula Mcdonald with Mr..
Smith Miss Eliza Brown with Mr.. Nor
ris; Miss Fannie Johnson with Mr.. Car
raway; Miss Marcile Pool with Mr.. Dun
lap; Miss Lucy Haywood with Mr.. Holt;
Miss Rosa Skinner with Mr.. Graves.
Stags-Messrs. Finley, Dick, Brock
Rogers. Goodwin Smith, Neal and Has
KRIS
The figures of the german were led by
Miss Fred Phelps and Mr.. Cooper.
Mrs ]. r. Rogers chaperoned the pleas
ant afternoon dance.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-11-24
Their Crystal Wedding.

Scotland Neck, N. c., Nov. 23-(Spe-
cial LAST night at their home in Hob
good Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Shields cele-
brate their crystal wedding. There
were about one hundred guests present
and the bridal presents" were numer-
Gus, pretty and valuable. An elegant
supper was served and the gay company
spent several hours together
Those who attended from Scotland
Neck were Mr.. and Mrs. T. III. Pritch-
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Hilliard
Misses Kittie Foster, Lucy House, and
Messrs. G.. G. Weeks, T. F. Whitley
and Peyton Anthony.
There was an enjoyable oyster supper
in the Scotland Neck Hotel here last
night under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid Society of the Baptist church. The
proceeds We're. for the benefit of the
Baptist church and amounted to some
thing over $40.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-11-24
Obituary.

On the morning of Nov. 6, at eight
O'Clock. just after the dark night had
merged into a perfect day, without a
struggle, he slept and the beautiful spirit
of Joseph Armstrong Gill had sped its
eternal flight. He was 35 years of age
and in the glory and prime OF perfect
manhood. For eight long weeks. he has
struggled for life with that dread dis
ease typhoid fever. He had every atten-
tion but naught that medical science
could suggest or loving hands perform
was of any avail.
On hearing the last words of our late
President Mckinley to his wife: He said
THAT is the most beautiful thought in
this world 70 me and we should all feel
that way about every thing, Gods will
and not ours be done" and truly he felt
this. as never once during his long I'LL
ness, did he grow the least impatient, or
express a wish to improve more rapidly.
Modest. unassuming in demeanor we
had to know him intimately to appreciate
his true worth. He was ever upright.
brave. tender and true but unfearinG in
doing what he believed to be right.
He leaves three brothers and one sis
ter and his devotion TO these and his
home life were sacredly beautiful
At three o'clock on the afternoon of
Nov. Z. He was laid to rest in the family
burying ground at their beautiful old
home near Wake Forest
The funeral was very largely attended
by friends and relatives from this and
other States and the floral offering which
came as heartfelt remembrances from
those who lad known and loved him were
the most profuse and beautiful ever seen
here.
He was financially interested in the
Columbia Guano Company of Norfolk, Va.
and travelled this and other States for
them and was one of the most polished
popular and efficient statesmen on the
roao.
His friends throughout this and many
other States will mingle their tears with
ours that life full of promise and con-
tanning all the elements of a true gentle
man should not be spared to us until the
tt.pertng period. His sentiments are
beautifully expressed in these words
Sunset and evening star
And one clear call for met
And may there be no moa ming at the bar.
When | put out to sea-"
ONE WHO LOVED HIM.
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German to Visiting Bellies.

Washington, N. c., Nov. 23.-(Special.)
The young men of Washington tonight
gave a beautiful subscription german,
the second society event of the year, to
visiting society bellies of the Southern
States. The german was held in the
armory hall. The floor is beautifully
prepared and will accommodate 200
couples Several handsome gowns were
prominently shown.
The music was furnished by Moore
Bros. String Band.
The following couples participated
Mr.. Richard Bragaw with Miss Melissa
Morton; Mr.. Chas Morton with Miss Ida
Eassell. of Williamson; Mr.. Frank Jor-
dan with Miss Susie SAUNDERS Mr..
Fronts Burbank with Miss Nora Angel,
Mr.. Rhodes Gallagher with Miss Bios
som Gallagher; Mr.. VIM. Dragaw with
Miss Annie T. Bragaw; Mr.. John Bra
cav with Miss Ida Miller, of Winston
Salem; Mr.. Churchill Bragaw with Miss
Katherine Wharton, Of Dallas, Texas
Mr.. Ducey, of Boston, with Miss Matte
Laughinhouse; Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Short;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Rollins; Mr.. Harry
mcfarland, of Wilmington, with Miss
Sallie Bette Tayloe; Mr.. Frank Bryan
with Miss Ida Wharton; Mr. Harry How
ell with Miss Adele Short; Mr.. and Mrs.
N. c. Gordon; Mr.. t. Atkinson Haughton
with Miss Bessie Mclean; Mr.. Will Fem
ner. of Greenville, with Miss Bessie
Short; Mr. Chas. Smallwood with Miss
Rosa Short; Mr.. and Mrs S. c.. Bragaw;
Mr.. Claude Carrow with Miss Lizzie Hill;
Mr.. Walter Dudley with Miss Annie
Laughinghouse; Mr.. John Williams with
Miss Lucy Tayloe.
Among the spectators were: Mrs.
Olivia Blakely, Mrs. Olivia Gallagher,
Mrs. w. B. Morton, Mrs. Jno. G. Blount,
Jr., Mrs. J. #. Randolph, Miss Sallie
Midyette, Miss Fannie Whitney. Miss
Marina Whitley. Miss Alice Blow, Miss
Irene Norton Miss Fannie Statewell,
Miss Abbie Randolph; Prof Blasinghame,
Capt. F. G. Mollison, Mr.. Guy Newly,
Mr.. Mark Latham. Mr.. Geo. Wright and
Mr.. Carney Bragaw.
Stags-Jarvis Sugg, Vernon A. Long, OF
Florida; s. T. Tayloe.
Patronesses-Mrs. John H. Small, Mrs.
A. Laughinghouse, Mrs Mamie Marsh.
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The Young Ladies Phantom Ball.

Rocky Mount, N. c., Nov. 23.-(Spe-
cial.)-At Gayety Hail. on Friday even
ing, the young ladies gave a phantom
ball, complimentary to the members OF
the Queen City Cotillon Club. With
dim lights. the ghost like figures pre-
sented a weird scene indeed At IL
o'clock the maskers unmasked, and one
OF the prettiest germans of the season
was danced. Misses Rosa Gordon
Maude Philips, Annie Lee Bum and
Pearle Taylor were the young ladies
who were in charge of this delightful
affair. These dancing Were: MISS
Rosa Gordon with Mr.. Harry Abram;
Miss Maude Philips with Mr.. Badly
Thorp Miss Lula Davis with Mr.. Clar-
ence Swindell; Miss Helene Battle with
Miss Lee Station Miss Katie Thorpe
with Mr.. Will Howard; Miss Fanny
Philips with Mr.. Percy Shaw; Miss
Florence Chalf with Mr.. Frank Spruil;
Miss Daisy Taylor with DR.. c. F.
Smthson.
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died at her home in Clayton wednesday
morning at 1880 o'clock. Mrs. Filing
ton had not enjoyed good health Tor
several years, and the condition OF her
health for the past two months mad
been such that her death was not I'M
expected. She was conscious to the end
and gave instructions as to now and
where she wished to be buried, chose
the minister she wished to preach her
funeral, the pail bearers she desired to
act, the hymns she wished sung at the
funeral, and the text she desired the
minister to use, which was Psalms 81
verse 5.
Mrs. Ellington was true and de-
voted wife, loving mother, faithful
friend and devout Christian She was
q member of the Missionary Baptist
Church of Clayton, and was prepared
to be ushered into the presence of the
God she had so faithfully served. She
leaves a husband and three sons sur
viving her.
The funeral sermon was. as she re-
quested, preached by Rev. John w
Subtle. pastor of the Smithfield Mis-
sionary Baptist Church, Thursday after
noon at o'clock after which her re-
mains were laid to rest in the Clayton
cemetery, by the side of her two chill
dren.
Sheriff Ellington has many friends
throughout the county and State who
sympathize with him in his great loss