niI2 ASIII2VILL12 GAZL1TH, LIARCII 23, 1C99
Itioa ITay 2, under the supplemental
election. ; law! f or cities and towDS." A
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; committee .haa - bea "appoln,ted to aslc
10hd eecriaffTjaf war x muster out the
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FlTstt regtmerit " tit - Raleigh. It la ax-
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ranged to -4 vote June ' 12, In ' Raleigh
township, for ; $50,000 Hor school purposes
landJta &he city at -Raledgtir . $100,000 lfor
street lmp'rovemnita , 1 '
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We will inaugurate SPECIAL EASTER SALE, commencing Monday, March 20, and continue
for three days. Now is the time for your Easter DressGoocts., We will place on sale a limited
quantity of very remarkable special values. We publish the list below, not as a compen
dium, but merely to give you a taste of the veritable feast spread before yon for choice.
In Colored Dress Goods.
Homespan aad Cheviot wrth 85c, $1.00
- and $1.25, your choice, during Krt
this Easter Sale, v tDUJXC
Whipcords, Coverts, b 3autif al stufif in the
wanted widths and shadings, worth $1.00'
and $1.25, our Easter Sale
price, ' CC
Henaiettas, fine assortment of coloring,
worth 40 and 50c, our Easter
Sale price,
Black t)ress Goods.
In Crepons, the latest designs, worth
'from $1.00 to $4 00, are marked way down
for this Special Easter Sale. Our Serges
and Henriettas are the finest in Asheville
and at prices that will astonish you.
Imported Silk Grenadines, -worth
$1.50 to $2.00, ourEas- S)Qc
- ter Sale price,
See our Granite weaves, splendid blacks
mn all tiie latest designs they are beauties.
. . 2,500- yards of Calico, dur-
ing this Sale, at feC
Sea Island Percales, 36 inches wide, sold
everywhere at 12Jc our Sale 3
price, only
Shoe Dept.
I Secured a large lot oMthe finest $5, $Q
and $7; Men's Shoes, in Black and Tan, .
our Sale price,,
We have just received the largest assort
ment of shoes in this city
Shoes for Everybody,
Shoes to fit your feet and prices to fit
your pockets.
Clothing, Clothing.
Novelties in Clothing for Easter, arriv
ing daily, in Clays, Thibets, Tweeds, Serges
Plaids, etc. We will not offer ihese goods
ator below cost, but will save you from 15
to 25 per cent on every suit.
We ha fe just received, for Easter, tbe
handsomest lino of Shirts aud Neckwear, ia
the City.
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It wMI toe woirilk ycDiiir wlale tt nan
pect 8)niiir MaDnmnaKOtBii SitocM f 0tlhi
iimg lbefire UDMiPcMasSiras: else wHnene.
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The Carolina uTachti ;dub wfll lake
the Inttdiativ this-year In prepstring for
hthe ueualgay jpTiromer jsieason, says tfte
Wilmington Messenger aijlVrightsvlU'a.
The " ciut " this seasoa .. contemplates
making " quite numberr ,-of tmpro ve-
inanJts aft the dub buaiding lter-the com-
' fort and pHeasurw of irt members. - Thft
social' feature -will be up , !tk -Sits usual
high standard.
The confederate veteaiamB of North
Carolina are getting ready to move on
OiLarlcstooi.w'here the great reunion of
the United Conefederate veterans will
take pdace April 10; 11, 12 and 13. Colon
el W. J. Woodward, of Wilmington,
chief quajtermaster of the North Car
olina division),. Uis.V.'C, has been send
ing out circulars to veiterans through
out the ietaJte,
The Revolution mill, for ,the manufac
ture of cotton flannel, 'writes a Greens
boro correspoiLdent, to the Manufactur-
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ens' Record, will erect 125 houses to
starto with to be followed by others.
This operation will employ 800 people.
The Proximity cotton mills will erect
another mill instead!: of enlarging, as
previously stated, which will require a
total of 900 employes. Their' plane are
situated om a beau'tiful' 1,900 acreage,
with ample wtater and railroad facili
ties half a mile from the city..,
Thene is a deadllock ioi the printing
of the laws enacted by the last general
r
assembly, says the News and Observer,
as Edwards & Broughtom will not(pro-
oeed with the work to any extent until
the suit brought against (tihem and the
joint printing commitee4 la '"" decided in
the courts. Some of the more import
ant bills, however, are being published
In pamphletform for dfistribution.- The
tosanSty laws, the revenue act and. the
machinery act will be in the hands of
the various county aulthoritles in
week's time.
For several years some of the mills
of this section have been shipping good"
to China, and the trade wibCh this coun
try has been steadily increasing. A
shipment vof more than ordinary inter
est, however, was made last week by
the Henrietta mills It consisted of 250
bales of manufactured goods to Aden
Arabia.- The shipment was billed at the
mills through to that port.: The goods
were hipped' in two through, freight
cars to' New York and there transferred
to a vessel for transportation to Aden,
the ancient fortified - port on, the other
side of the globe. Chartbe. Observer.
4.'
and has been made under his per-
' -r--"i uowriio one to ueceive yon m xms. .
All Counterfeits Imitations and Substltates are but Ex
periments that ; trifle "wlth and- endangrertfthe health of
Infants ? and; ChUdreii-hqpierience ' agrainst Xbrperiment.
What ia CASTCRlA
Castoria is a substitate Ifor Castor Oil, Paregoric Drops
andSoothinfr Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nchp other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its gnarantee. It destroys Worms
aud allays Feverislmess. It cures Diairhoea and Wind
j Colic. It relieves Teething1 Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flalency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomacl:and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
' The Children's ' Panacea The Mother's Friend.
C EN U I N E j CAST0R S A ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
X '
TB6 IMIoii Hate Mways BougM
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THE OIMfkUH OOMMNY, TT MUKMT STMItT, NCW OM OITT. : ,
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gV SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
jW In Effect Dec. 5 1898.
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Millard Moore, th? convict who Was
sen to the petentiary for life for kill
ing a guard at the railroad camp near
here last fall, invented a . combination t-.4&ia
double hoe and rake while .in jail. here.
These he gave to his attorney, Mr. "W.
B. Snow, to have them patented it he
cared to do so, News and Observer.
Peach and plum trees aro im full
bloom in the eastern pant of the state.
It is stated that many of the trees that
were thought .to have been killed by
g the cold weather are all right, and that
there will be plenty f fruit this year.
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CAROLINA NEWS
Interesting Items from Va
rious Partsjof ,theState.
ation coinnussion bill allowing railroad
and steamboat companies to issue free
passes to confederate veterans to attend
There is an interesiting wrangle over
tie Scotland. x JecK postmasearsnip.;
First, Collin Anthony was" appointed
222E3gg35 j tind his appointment was recalled, and
Tarn Shields was appointed. Since
Major Spier Whitaker spent several '
days on a vist there last week there Is
a general rumor that he may be rtJh4
postmaster for that pdace.: " It seems
tihat Tom Shelds' appoanltmient oy cne
president has. never been confirmed by j
! the senate, and his commission is now j
to be recalled and Major Whitaker ap-
Twinted in his stead. There Is dtlll an-
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Ar. Columbia Lv. 11:30am 8:30am
Ax. Cfcxr teste Lv. 7:tfraKk S$3$ia
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oommissJoners at Edenton to discuss the
advisability : of the removal of the fish
hatchery; The Juniper water at 'the
veterans reunions' and other meetings, present location4 of the- hatchery in
lures the fisto. and it !s Dronosed to nut
A big deal (has been made at Oxf o the hatchery on the dhtr slde.of
Boston, syndicate by the owners Albemarte sounds one of the branches
ot the .Blue ,.WJng copper minee. Some Chowan river.
specimens impure copper, the finest I r v , ,
grade of ore, have been discovered in The Webster Weekly tfavs tha.t a ool- Uthr surmdea that perhapa the major
Glimpses Of Life and Proares in tho these mines. 1 ' - ored woman who was eiectet! fem h will be given Bernards Place as ms-
: I Jki. . . attorney. Some think that perhaps S:00am 4:00pm
Land Of the Sky. -Vigorous measuxiea betog adopted Ukd atsii lnt, mnifh kft . the authWes atWashingtcA wrs nt Srf-fcSS
iaiWKjicy MOuntJforhe. uppression of !fmritlff jwUt. nieased wMt Bernard' failure to ma l:4&aa v iiOOpm
i smallpox. Comnulsorv vatfinflttiifn Tvn.i I . . . . . ," .,, . v '. ... I L .nHmiw lh "Wil-minfetoni over : the
Tlotw.n-, j I . ' v T " 5 I ioriner tracer na: empioyea jjanvnie I P1 , ,
0le4uatherea fortheGazette and ordered soma weeks ro by the toroL- h- .ntf p B,rtv Licn tiTOlj':4Bd--.iQiat1.in,
Selections from juatest North www casesjh&ve been iso- eTn'BJailrWay,companyior damages. displaced by Whitaker.
, iaiea ana premises quarantined.
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MURPHY BRANCH.
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I Daily exceqt Sundays. r
. Carolina Newspapers.
:. Wilmlington's city eieotfon takes place '
coaay. v
- Warrenton-s court opened Monday
with Judge Hoke preeiding.
The' Est of, magistrates for rtfie n.
-;a ties were .enit rmt Kir v t . I county, whio will be AO
suue yesterday.
. . ta .l.h. 'nA T AATT
'-rne.we lor wansxons proposea norse " TC" M nim Th
The executive committee of the North I show this' f alii ls ubot two miles north--1 ?Jlt te'xVt TirftVi-
Carolina Bar- association is .... called to I I ? -Rftriv rfisers. the ,-,-iHainKus little
meetln ale)gh-:Aprii 25. 'Th.object acrea A' oomrriittee has been appoint- hriUs.-Faragon, Pramaey. p.
of the, meeting is (to select-, the ;ame, ri f iirlntloM h I tt., i5mt Wtins. bums. Indolent sores
a miW. i.. .i. ,11 1.1 F aa. - r kin disease. ana.rl5e"y
Mn. Ahma . . ... .,. . . 'vw-hPiles, IeWfftts. Wltclx Hazel j
4 IJOOK
try , to Imitate and
4-1. -t Ii in i nit Hi-f 1
TThrt rr1n of . the orffanlia.n eouriterni ;ruiriiu-r...r -
ReT. Whet'V. etfham. '.f . Surry b . t . TwSK
mnfty, who will -be AO-years old on hslature. nrovides for, 3f necessarv ye.-TsW Tbrmxar. s . .
,-.o.J;iU, i brigadea of tw regiments ,-each. There ir a aulck'' remedy and one that-is
A new cotton mill of large proportions lng ,tM3 umTnr " Eitlh Asheville or nt. of which w41l be collected at once. Jfd'a first d best.
5J to be built at New London. , Morehead wrW be sleeted.- . " V. 'T Cs: - - f' yst popli
' - THWH'MSfi. -- . " '-MrtMHi, , " ftrwnterftt it... . It's the
;'?s-rvBfunBwlck ttountv Rtiry i menceimpmft of Trtnitv acadiemy..BJt -pilot I r:: - 5i-i:v,.- . . . One Minute Con eh Cure. It is ex
-.session at Sisuftimorif t , - vmt.hin i Mi aita mf 'Ms lOflth an- I - - .. -. - '"ItseUent ;flw?s?.?
. - "I UUCI--...'VV. !W - -w.i. ii. -i n vmrn w . . -- . i iavuvMMiA' rU IITlTAOim TSH ... IViliMh.-.. a "
porc, . Juigef w.- S. I on-cn.. .x Carolina volunteers are mM r-arM "tii-PartPhar.
mversary-;;Rv.;lr..Bay, of. Charlotte, oH.wmost iikelv maW-. Mt:fc&&l?t:
Will rtolfi'rtw ifhA tRjdfilVSB. - - I
.Auditor Ayer has eemv. mit rJ,. U --"T.. .v . ;v - organize, v.-
'0B.. BJoblnson presidinff ' k
1 .Anfl tor Avw "ho- . I - - .V . - wisauutwi.1 tr'( V
x ; ; Warrants to those:old soldiers whoeW I - GoioneT Julian1 S.'Carf fiejf Bbrham, : ,Ld ot eadimen f iiSl:IIt?55S?K
out nerroui aunreM. expel
... ' granted a yearns .back" rehjdn v ;kw .v A 1 who rpjntlv' Hold "nis .Interesi'in the I S :
( - v " ' . . . . j ' ' 1 ..-- . - ... . . . . "E 1 . vmm waSl TI1U SlbTX
south ifor . half a mttlllion dollars Jto t the I , a " the season- of the yew when I inhe.nl, nerre
. .. - ..- . . ;i- UilB. .1 IH inVVBf.f m-fita ifiniAr TPC1.H1 111114. V-UL VBUIU. I VI.. VlQi mi '...-.
' torv i6f iNorth Camliinnr, -. nri .v-v I . , . . ' .:. . n. 1 . .niMffh J!i notnang
- - t i ' i ( . w p i iifcwA 'iiin n, i rrw w a rJt tr . vvi in i :ii l i AiA.-. mtmm 1 - - - - w - x- w izi in i 111 Am.
rivLi jr'Tr, Te.r;:7T-'". nftrt . juTTosevoT-3usrae goM v:!
be Has beenjenga.omeW''lH -1 j&oioOO 'to $700,000.
will ba rjublishled ltrobablVfrM -0-01- I , ' - --a- w - - - - " - :
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lyTlniiiffa rVuiP-H rrtin. ru.i , am f.VM
.rrrn: .t" tne one te l
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Pea 11 I 1 em PL
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"a will
box,
boxe
c8efl cured. Bay
-'fO-BAO from
nim fimc-eiBt. who
tmikIi rrT. Take it with
.patiently, peretOTeniiy.'usip
- . (SLEEPING CAR BERVICSL)
Trains 87 and 41, between New York,
Washlnigton, Asheville, Hot Springs,C hattanooga' and Neshviile. i Trains 9 and
lLand 10 and 12, between Jajcksoarill e, -Savannah, Columbia, Asheville, Hot
i .Traine 15 said 16; carry Pullman sleepers between-; Salisbury, Asheville, Hot
. . Sprhxgs,' Nashlille ..'
" Togeit2iieT ; w and east,
ail rail through Washington, the publica special attesodon is Ied to our rail
nid tmter (route Itte the nortb and east--Southern railway- and the Chesapeak
line. Thhi schedule allows a day's stop over at Norfolk, Va afftxrding an oppor
tunity to visit Point ComIort"int. Monroe), Virginia, .. Virgania Bescn,
New port News, etc Baggage called for axtid checked from notels and residences
"by theiAshevOle Transfer Oompq office wdith city ticket office, 60 Patton wr
enue, Aeheville, JNVC. ' ' ' . rv FRANK S. GANNON,
- ,,ni Viae V- &l3reni:Mgr:, ' . - Washington, D. C
J. M.-QTJLP, r? : Traffic Manager,
1 ; r-Waahlngtion, D. C. H. HARDWICK,
A. G. P. A., Atlanta, ;Cta.' W. Hi. TAYLOR,', . '
t . A G- A- LouttsTille, Ky.W, A. TURK. , -
- , .i t Gen. Passenger Agent, . 1 . - - ' v
U." A BENSCOTES. - . . . ,
F. R. DARBY, - - - . ..
" CityPass. and T Agent. 1 -
- - rT7;vAhevllle.,N1.C.'M',
G. P A,-:Ctmnooga, Tens.
DR.DAVI&
s. t.1, uapaliy curat 3 boxeg.ss.Mi, 1
8lerUnx ReawMlCo., CUmp, BwrtrwOf hflw
Ktiar&nteed to cn re, er e refund money.
For 'sale :sby The "Carolina Pbamacy I
fallible rmay vCoqr eji : "!lri rvviiA 'tHw trvwir ftmiflanaHfe
mi.iiitetiiiwirpoti!1 ?lST-i4iimf"olDiwitt,8Con cholera ciire.J Thelvdnera.liver and Blood
Hre one aire cure fbr
VE PAY $200
Cash for a1 single stamp ESb
cut t We pay g5 tofiM0w
for many postagestampsHsed
between 1847 and 187a Iioofc
np Tour old letters and those
, of your neighbors ; yoa may
. finS stAirm. wnrth tarauandS
of dollars. Send to-4ar
" FREE innRtratfid listiL.
6T15BARD 8TAKP CO., St. ImK So.