North Carolina Newspapers

.'":' i - ' Asheville Daily Citizen. VOLUME VII. NO. 59. ASHEVILLE, N. C, TUESDAY EVENING, TULY 14, 1891. PRICE 5 CENTS. WHERE THE SNOWBIRDS NEST. Fur a cool place in summer, for health and recreation, visit Lin villc, Grandfather Mountain, and the hcmttiful region sur rounding them. Regular Sales) Of real estate at Linville on and after June 1st, 1891. llusinrss lots and resi dence sites sold at private sate only. The Ksceola Inn. This excellent hotel was opcued the 1st of June, under the management of Mr. James T. Skilcs. Over the Yottahlossee Road. A iKHtitiful route for a summer excur sion, lv way of Doc Kivcr Gorge, Roan Mountain, Cranberry, Linville, Grand father Mountain, lllowing Kink and Lenoir. Western Carolina (Stage 'ouch Company. liaily stage between Cranljciry and Lenoir. HcHcdulc. .HMNtl IUT. fiaHNIi W KtiT. Lt.'.':Ihi 11. m , Cruntterry. Ar. ll:.'U)a. m. Ar. r:.'t n in., Linville, I.T. ".;! a ni l.v. 7:.'MI a. m.. Linville, Ar. Ar 1:110 p. m llliiwiim K'k, l.v, l.v i!:0(l p. m., Mowing K'k Ar. Ar. 7n"i p. m , l.cnulr, Lv, Mtn.tcrn time. f Kcud upwind. 7:00 11 2. (HI p. tn 1:( mi p. ni. .7. or) a. m. An Opportunity. A cash prize of one thousand dollars lias lieen offered for the best short Btory or novel having the Grandfather Moun tain and the beautiful scenery of that lo cality woven into the plot. This mountain, situated us it is in the most picturesque part ol Western North Carolina, furnishes an attractive setting for an interesting story. The selection will be made by a com mittee of coniietent reviewers, and the storv must not be less than 10 nor ex cced 50 png. Detailed information mar lc obtained .of the Linville Improvement Company, of Linville, North Carolina. ANALYSIS OF WATER USKDATTHB ASHEVILLE SODA WATER FACTORY. 217 HAYWOOD ST. COMMOMWRA1.TH IP M ACII1'SKTTS. CHKTIFICATB IIP ANALYSIS. Mtatr Aaiavcr's Office, 297 franklin BOSTON. M SS . April 21. 1H91 To Chas H. Campbell, Aihcville, North Car olina. The lamplc ol water lulimltted for analr sin hns b en carefully examined, with the fol lowing result: The water shows in narts per 100.000: Soliils. volatile 2.00 Hied BOO " total 8.00 5rains per onefl. 8 gallon 2.50 Thin water Is almost entirelv free from or ganic matter, allowing very slight trace, of rnn, mnpnur ana nme. i lie water i. very eiTllent in all ir.pectH. It is very nelriom we rind water su free from organic or mineral matter. H. L BOWK UK, State Anayer. CORTLAND BROS., Real Ktftatr Brokers And Investment Agents. fiOTARV PUBLIC. Uiun at -urely placed at S per cent. OfBcea: 2 Ik 2n Patton Avrnne Second Door. (rbudl v REAL ESTATE. Wilts B. Owvh, W. W. Wsbt CWYN & WEST (Successors to Walter B.Owva) ESTABLISHED 1881 KFEI TO BANK OF AtHCVUlE. REAL ESTATE Loan) Securely Placed at Percent. Notary PvblK. Coraati.sioa.rs of Uceds. fire insurance; OFFICK-Soutuoauit Court Iqisn, WILLS BROS., AHCHITECTS .' 2fl Pattern Area at. Nat T M C A bnlld'f. P O Box 884. JOHN CHILD, (Formerly of Lymaa ft Child), Office No. 1 Legal Block RKAL ESTATE AND . r LOAN DROKEH STRICTLY . A IROKBBA08 BUBINBW. Loans secarcly plaara at per (tat, EVER CHANGING. OUR STOCK OP CROCERIES 18 LIKE A RUNNING STREAM. Hundreds Take From It, Yet It in never dlinlnUhcd. Thin or course, In bccnune there In a never felling miring of supply that ferda thr stream. SluKginh ft reams (stagnate, io do IukkI" groceries. They hrenme musty.sour and ttalr and unfit for use. The tnorcment here In iliiU'k; new thing coming and eolng. We use modern mrthodit and buy what we can aelt before Kitting it tile and pride ourselves having a frenh stock to select from at all times. A. D. COOPER, ourt Square, Corner Main and College ti. North Court Square. fiE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN IN HEMSTITCHCD 45 INCH EMBROIDERED FLOUNCES GOODS THAT RETAILED FOR Sl.50 TO $. PER YARD. WB CAN OI'Pl'.K THH KNTIRI1 L1NB AT 7S CBNTS. White, Mack, Pink, Blue nnd Cardial! on White, White on Rlni-k. bon marche: 37 H. Main Street. STARTLING FACTS. When the adulteration of Food Products becomes so general that it is necessary in larger cities to organize associations for the proteo tion of manufactories and dealers, it is high time the onsumer consider well the importance of dealing with i'ii 1 rename nouses. POWELL & SNIDER lave met with unusual buc ess in their endeavor to es tablish and maintain a high standard of wholesomeness and purity in the QUALITY of the goods they sell. Uur large and ever mcreas ini? trade is, we think, evr deuce sufficient to convince all "Doubting Thomases" that we are selling goods at a very low and reasonable rate. liespectiuliy Powell & Snider, Wholesale and Retail Gro cers. INI TO MAKE MOM. Tho way to make money is to save it. And the way to save it is to have your pre scriptions filled at Car mi chael's drug store, and you will find by doing so you wil save from 25 to 30 ier cent, on every prescription. We do not take goods that the people know the price and mark down to cost, and then charge two prices for a pre emption to make up the loss iou Know clerk bire and house rent must be paid and the profits must be averaged someway. A hint to the wise is sufficient. A full line of De- Vault Flavoring Extracts in stock. Mr. J. Taylor Amiss and Mr. Chas. W.Devaultare with me and will be please to meet their friends and cus tomers. Don't forget the place. Carmichael's drug store, No. 20 South Main street, Asheville, N. C. . BEAUTIFUL LAWN VASES' AT COST. We have only Are of thoae handsome ped-; eatal lawn ratca left. To cloie them out, we are niw offcHnff thtm at first cost. This la a rare opportunity to beautify your front lawn at a very small expense. They will last forever, and alwaya look new with one coat of paint applied once every two years. Come and see them: Free delivery. . ! Water Cooler. A reduction of 1R percent. In water cool ers tin til 'he 20th. We have a nlct line, and this discount will make them very cheap. DON'T FORGET OUR STORE When you want a dinner set or anything In the him, Klaus nnd porcelain line. Oar stock (nrgr, complete and very low prices wll' be given you. A PRK8KNT. Pe on the lookout fr that handsome $10 present, we will prenent to one of our cus tomers during Auk nut. Will tell you more about It later. Don't forget uur number. HAD. W. THRASH I CO.. CRYSTAL, PALACE, . 41 Patton Ave. We have embraced the opimrt unity lately Acred to reduce price on many Sprint: and Rummer goods. New seanoniiblc thlugH arriving ntinont every dav. One Price System. H. REDWOOD & CO. CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, RUGS, ETC, HATS, SHOES, 79 PATTON AVli. A PEG LOWER. Mch'h Tennis SIioch, 45 CTS. Boym' Tennis Shoes. 40 CTS. F. E. MITCHELL, MENS' OUTFITTER, No. aS Patton Avenue. FALK S MUSH! HOUSE PIANOSt STEINWAY, EVERETT, HARVARD ORGANS) WILCOX WHITR, PARR AND ft VOTBY KIMBALL. BANJOS. GUITARS, VIOLINS, STRINGS, ETC. EASY INSTALLMENTS, LOWEST PRICES HIGHEST GUARANTEES. ESTABLISHED SIX YEARS AGO I eaa refer to hdndnds o' patrons, the best fflea fat WestoTa Norta Carolina. Call on or a4drtas C. FALK. 39 N. Main Street, ASHEVILLE N. C. lit Dl Hpartanburtri . C. GOOD RAILROAD READING. EVERYBODY IS IN FAVOR OP THE PROJECT, Letter From the President of the B E. and N. C. Railroad Carpenters and Joiners Resolve Mpeaklug at Hazel. Capt. Natt Atkinson has received the follswing letter from the president of the Bristol, Eliznbethton and North Carolina railroad : Bristol, Tens., Jul; 8, 1891. Capt. Natt Atkinson, Asheville, N. C: Dear Sir: Maj. A. D. Reynolds has been to me and informed me about the progress yon are making with your road reaching Irotn Asheville in this dircwisn, nd 1 am very glad to note your success thus far and desire to say that the Bris tol, Bliiabcthton and North Carolina road, rtnchinr, from Bristol towards Asheville, is eettine in a substantial con dition, and we would like to confer with you at as early day as possible in regard to a connection with your road at the slate line. "We have iust concluded a deal for our rolling stock, and hiue hImiiH concluded the ileal for forty-five miles of our rails. we expect to have our road completed from this point to Uliznbetbton, a dis tance of twenty-four miles, within the next ninety days. The distance from Uliznhethton, through Unicoi, to the North Carolina line is twenty-six miles, but it is much less costly, as you doubt less know, than that part iust finished. we nave also iiisrenscd the capital ol our construction company very matcn- II v and are in a condition to niish for ward the work in u much more satisfac tory way than heretofore. U. L. Delnney, President. ARPKNTKRS AND JOIMKRH. Their I'nton Is Heartily lu Favor or the Railroad Project. At a regulur meeting of the carpenters nd joiners of Asheville, held lust night in Union Hall, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted: 'Resolved, That this union heartily endorses the proposition now lielbre our people, to aid in ouililing the Atlanta, Asheville and Baltimore railroad, and hereby pledge ourselves to do all in our power to secure its adoption on the day 1 election, to wit: july 20, 1HU1. Resolved, 2, I hut theorcsidenlol this union appoint ten members of our order to aid in getting out a full vote." In accordance with the resolution the following committee was appointed : 0. K. larrctt, s. A. Meadows, YY. H. Uav ton, J. H. Brooks, N. I'. Corn, W l Kil patnek, B. . Gihsen, Powers, T. B. Duckett, E. L. Henry. (speaking at Hazel. Cot. T. B. Long, J. S. Adams, esq., and Capt. Natt Atkinson addressed the peo ple of Hazel at McLcllan's store last night, on the railroad proposition. There was a good crowd out, and great interest manilestcd. The speakers treated their subject in a masterly style, and im pressed their hearers with their earnest ness and eloquence, Every voter went away satisfied of the benefits which would result from the ratification of the project. BKHRIM1 NKA, Vessels Warned to Keep Out der Threat of Seizure. Victoria, B. C, uly 14. The sealing schooner, Maggie Mac, Capt. Cox, re turned from the north last evening, Capt. Cox reports being stopped at the entrance to Behring Sea by the United States steamer Thetis, and shown the proclamation and warned if caught in the sea after notification his vessel would be seized. The schooner therefore re turned to Victoria, having only three skins, she reports other schooners on the way home after having been warned. Doors on the Car Sides. Berlin, luly 14. The door of a second class compartment in thc. exprrvs train running at full Siccd between Berlin nnd Leiptnitz suddenly flew open. In at tempting to close it n young lady, lean ing over, lost her balance and fell. Her mother, making a frantic endeavor to save her by seizing her skirts, was drag ged out and both fell to the ground striking with great violence. The daugh ter was instantly killed and the mother is so badly tniured that her lite is dc spaired of. Shook Hands With the Consul. London, July 14. The emeror of Ger many reached Leith at 7:05 this morn ing. He was received by the mayor and a number of other officials, and by the German crnsul, with whom the Emperor shook hands, lie was loudly cheered by the large crowd which hail assembled to greet aim. laicr on me emperor em barked upon the imuerial vucht llohea zollern and that vessel steamed up the rirtn ol f orth, in order to enable the emperor to enjoy a good view of the Forth bridge. ' Wm. Haulon Killed. Lyons, Iowa, July 14. This afternoon during Forrpaugh's circus performance, Wm. Hnnlon, one of the famous Hanlon brothers, was, by the breakine of trapeze bar, thrown thirty feet to the ground and instantly killed, bis neck being broken. Hnnlon was 33 years old, cnuusn, ana leaves a wue sick io New ,i j . ... ... York. Hanlon once before fell sixty feet in the Academy of Music. New Vok. es caping death miraculously. He had oer- lormed in all the principal cities ol Europe. New J dares Cannot Draw Pay, Washington, July 4. Fiist Comptrol ler Matthews made a ruling today that the judges and other officers or the Pri. vntc Land claims court, organized June IS, under the act of the last comrresa. can receive no compensation for their services until they shall have been con- tirmcd Dy tne senate. , v Editor Rule Mot In It. ' Nashvii.lb, Tenn., July 14. A Knox ville, Tenn., special says: The Journal this morning contains a cnH from editor Wm. Bute, sanouneing his withdrawal from the congressional race. This leaves the race between loss- Hauk and Col. I Woodruff and the result of the primary election is matter ol much doubt. SLOWLY BLED TO DEATH John Mlltocrt, 91 Years of Age, Kills Himself. Chicago, III., July 14. He was ninety one years old and tired of life at the poor house. Since March, 1884, John Milbert has been an inmate at the home for the county poor at Dunning. Yesterday about 4 o'clock the watchman at the insane asylum was horrified at discover ing behind a large tree on the grounds the body of the old man. His white and flowing locks were covered with blood and presented a pitiful sight. He had filninly committed suicide. Bv his side ay a rusty old case-knife. With it the old man had severed the arteries of both wrists and then slowly bled to death. GREAT FIRE IN MONTREAL. HVMDRRDH orTHOlWANDHOF PROPERTY DF.BTROY1CD. Firemen Badly Burned, and (tome Fatalities Reported Lumber Mills the Largest ttuRerers List of the Property Destroyed. Boston, July 14. A special to the lournul from Montreal says that the greatest conflagration this city has wit nessed lor years is in progress. It began shortly More midnight in the great lum ber yard ol Prclonuinr, llrossenn & Co., and spread with tremendous rapidity. At the time of this, writing the whole square twunded by 1'apaineau road, St. Catherine street, Shaw street, Vent nnd Joseph lane had lieen destroyed, or wns in the flames, and the fire still spreading, hundreds of thousnndsof dollars worth of proiicrty having already been con sumed. A numlicr of firemen are reported badly burned and some fatalities arc feared, A partial list of sufferers is as follows: A losseau, lumber mills; J. I'refontaine, mber mills: Chas. Bronilcttc & Co., sash Inctorv; I.owric & Co., engine man ufacturers: the llaldcaii and Bowdcn mlier yards: I). Glean & Bio., manufac turers; S. Knppin, A. Parent, groceries nd nines; Jos. Itcnuchamp, hotel and several boarding houcs. ROCK AND KNIFE, Desperate Fight Brlwees Two Alabama Fariue.s. Birmingham, Ala., July 14. A bloody nd mortal conflict took plnce in Blount county, two miles from Chapultepec, .be tween two farmers named Wm. Hollings- worth and John McCoy, late yesterday afternoon. It seems that McCoy had .reasons to suspect that Hollingsworth, who was a widower 40 years old, had made inde cent proposals to McCoy's sister. The men met while alone in the county road just Viefore dark Inst evening. Theaffray began by McCoy striking Hollingsworth on the heud with a rock, fracturing his skull. Hollingsworth then drew a deadly knife with a long, i-.een blade, and stabbed McCov three times in the left side and back, producing fatal in- uries. McCov fell, but soon arose and seizing another rock, broke Hollings worth s arm and dealt him a fearful blow on the head. Both then fell bleed ing nnd exhausted from their wounds. They lay in the road helpless, but swear ing vengeance on each otheruntil mutual friends found them and removed thcin to their homes. Dr. AHgood says there is hardly any lui nee for the recovery ol either. H'DOWELL RF.PLIKS. President of the Tennessee Alll ance Hits Hack. Nasiivii.i.k, Tenn., lulv 14. On June 25 the American published dnmaging statements, assailing the political and personal character of ohn H. McDowell. He was in Mississippi at the time, and telegraphed asking a suspension of judg ment until he could have time to otter evidence in refutation of the charges. To day he publishes in the Banner his reply to the American. It occupies fourteen columns and is a vigorous defense of his record. McDowell attacks the American bit terly, charging that it is party to a con spiracy to ruin him without other cause than venomous hatred, lie offers sworn testimony to impeach a number of the American's witnesses against him, claims that they are his personal enemies be cause he openly condemned their evil practices, and positively and Biecificully denies their damaging statements. What Blaine's Doctor Says. flAii Hariior, Me., uly 14. Dr. J. Madison Taylor, Mr. Blaine'a physician, said last night: "Mr. Blaine is improving very rapidly. Within a few days he has seemed to take a fresh hold upn lite and health. He has a stronitconstitution nnd no one who sees him can fail to uotice rapid improvement almost daily." Powdsrlv Declines. Sckanton, Pa., (uly 14. General Mas ter Workman Powderly, of the Knights of Labor, has forwarded to Gov. Patti son his declination of his appointment as one ol the World stair commissioners from Pennsylvania. Duncan Acquitted. London, July 14. R. C. Duncan, of Washington, D. C, accused of murder ously assaulting his wife at Bettus-y- Coed, North Wales, has been acquitted on the grounds of insanity. Gen. Thomas Harrison Dead, St. Louis, July 14. A dispatch from Waco, Texas, announces the death there of Gen. Thomas Harrison. He was born in Alabama in 18J3. He round It. From Smith, Gray St Co'a, Monthly. "How did Wall street cets its name? There's no wall there." "Yes. there is. 1 went to it about a month after I began to speculate," 1 a Not In The Soup. Prom Puck. "1 suppose most of our ministers will so abroad as nsual this summer." suppose so, Thev are all more or less at sea now." If you want to enjoy your meals strengthen your digestion with Simmons Liver Regulator, JUDGE LYNCH RAMPANT. A NEGRO RIDDLED WITH BUL LETS IN MISSISSIPPI. No Adequate Cause For The Ac tion was Considered a Bad Man But the Provoking Cause Alto gether Trivial. Nashville, Tenn., July 14. A lynching without any apparent adequate cause, occurred last night at Love, a small sta tion on the Illinois Central railroad, in Mississipi. The victim was a negro named Sam uel Gillespie. Gillespie was arrested yesterday after noon for rescuing another negro charged with larceny, from an officer. Instead of taking Gillespie to Hernando, the county scat, and lodging him io jail, Deputy Sheriff Elder, who had charge of him, concluded to keep him confined in a room at Love until this morning. About mid night a mob of masked men forced an en trance to the room and took charge of the negro, marched him to a tree, a shsrt distance away, tied him and shot him to death. The corpse was found and there were twenty-one bullet holes in different parts of his body. The coroner held as in quest, the result of which was a verdict that deceased was shot and killed by persons unknown. Gillespie wns regarded as a bad negro. He had a fight with a white man about six mouths ago, and won the battle. Stock Quotations. Nsw York, July 14. Brie 19; Lake Short lo&to: cnicaKO ana Nortnwmcrn tuvvs: Norfolk anil Western ftOVi: Richmond and Went Point Terminal 1& Weatera Union ho!4. Baltimore Prices. RAl.TluuKlt, July 14-Ploar, dull and un chnnKcil; weatern inprr $3.Sl)(t3.TB; extra, $ H.r,(,v.no; family, $4.8015.00. Wheat, weak: nont U7(attH: aontnern. wneai t-aaj: I'ultx SOfoiloii; Longberrjr 93gl03. Corn wilder; Mint, 07; southern corn steady; wnite, 7:i(07uc; yenow, 7(groc. New York Market. Nsw York, July 14 -Stocks, doll and heavy. Money, easy at 2; Bxctaaatfc, long. 4 4i(04.M5; short, 4.M6-aj4.87; state 0 no., negiccica; KOTcrnmrDi uunun uaii and firm. Cotton eaay. .airs, S04 bales: Upland., 8c; Orleans, 8 13-16e; futures opened and closed steady; July, 7.89; An iru.t. 7.uz: Beuiemoer. bud: ucioorr. o.io November. 8 27: December, 8 3S. Plour ciulet and weak. Wheat active and lower. Corn dull and lower. Pork nactlve and tend v at stO BOffll 28. Lard unlet and nominal at 8 Bon ftWt. Brtrlti- Turpentine qniet and ea-iy at 87U37f.c. Rosin quiet and euay at S1.36(jjil.42yt. Prcigala firmer. AFFAIRS OF CONSEQUENCE. Herr Wolfsteimer, a large hop dealer, ol Nuremburg, having extensive connec tions in the United btatcs, has been de clared a bankrupt. The sitting of the chamber of deputies of Prance was suspended Saturday, owing to great disorder caused by the rejection of the temporary duty oncotton yi-rn. M. Christople, of the Credit Ponder, in an interview relative to the Panama canal, said that if engineer experts pro nounced in favor of proceeding with the work the financial plans to relieve the enterprise would not fail, Gen. O'Neill, who claims to have been an officer of the United States Army, was shot and seriously wounded by bis wife at Wieshndea. Mrs. 0 Neill was separa ted from her husband, and was jealous of another woman. She was sentenced Saturday to four months' imprisonment, A report has been circulated in Berlin that the French minister of foreign affairs had approached the Russian government on the subject of a coalition against Eng land, offering to co-operate with Russia in the seizure of Constantinople and the formation of anew Turkish state in Asia embracing Egypt, under Franco-Russian protection. HOUB. Gnlveston claims thecredit for being the third cotton port in the United States nnd sends greetings to all exchanges with the announcement tsnt ber yearly re- ceipts for the first time hare exceeded l,UOO,O0U bales. The Sheffield ( Ala.) Land Company and the plant of the Alabama Iron and Rail way Company of Sheffield will be sold to an linclish syndicate. 1 he property con sists ol three large blast furnaces and nearly two-thirdsot tbetownof bhetheld, The price is understood to be three mil lion dollars. President Frnnk McGrnth, of the Kan sas Farmers' Alliance, has announced the appointment of a committee to take charge of the placing of loans for mem bers of the alliance. Men baying mort gages coming due which they are uuable to meet will be assisted in securing ex tensions when they are deemed worthy of it. Enormous caverns have been discov ered in Josephine county. Oregon, about twelve north of the California line and about forty miles from the coast. Many of the passages within the cave are des cribed as of great beauty, containing in them semi-transparent stalactites, cinni milk-white pillars, pools and streams of Ture, clear water ana a waicnau ininj feet in height. One of the most destructive forest fires which has ever swept through the north ern peninsula of Michigan is raging be tween Marquette and at. Ignace, along the line ot the uuiutn, soutn snare ana Atlantic railway. Por hundreds of miles nothinr can be seen but one mass of flame, and the density of the smoke is so pronounced that, the beaming sun ap pears like a golden Dan. The Texas Farmers' alliance conven tion, at Port Worth, adopted resolutions denouncing the sub-treasury land loan schemes and governmental ownership of railroads, demanding tbat othce-seexers who are now farmers be removed from national and state offices of the alliance, and indorsms the course of President U. S. Hall, of the Missouri Alliance, in his opposition to Dr. C. W. Macun. Alli ance leaden in Kansas say the Port Worth movement is a scheme of soothers democrats to break us the alliance. The Omaha Bee says Nebraska has bank deposits of $50,507,000, or $47 per capita, almost enough to pay all the farm mortgages in the state. The esti mated yield ol the crops lor this year if greater than ever before, Omufis has grown to be the third meat-packing cen tre in the country. The industry was unknown three years ago. The state produces filty thousand pounds of butter and forty thousand pounds of beet sugar a day. There are 6,345 miles of railroad track In the state. ABOUT TWELVE MONTHS AGO WE SOLD In Asheville, N. C, OVER TWO HUNDRED PAIRS OF KNICKERBOCKER SHOULDER BRACES. FOR Men. 'Women and Children. OUT OF ALL THAT NUMBER Not one person was disappointed la the nst of them. They are beyond doabt the best and moat durable brace ever worn In fact they an the ONLY RELIABLE combined brace and suspender In the market They are simple la construction, easily ad justed and worn with perfect comfort. WB HAVE JUST RECEIVED ISO PAIRS-ALL SIZES FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS. CALL AND EXAMINB THliM. GRANT'S PHARMACY, M South Main St. J. M. CAMPBELL, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND AGENT FOR TI1E ASHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION -AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. Homes for tbe Poor Man. If yon want to be neighbor of George Van derbllt buy one of my Iota, within hrt distance of hit palace, at from lion to SHOO per lot. Siiefrom TflxISO to 20OIS00. Beautifully shaded and Sne .lews. Cailalmy office lor plats. TcrmsH cash, balance 1, a years. j. m. cami utii.u. DINNER SETS, TEA SETS, CHAMBER SETS, NEW STOCK JUST IN. A Finer Assortment THAN EVER BEFORE. J. H. LAW, No. 97, 59 and 6i Main St.