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THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTTE MAY 3,-1899
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prices aadnow we are
ctfstomers more goods
Has always been the Leader of low
prepared more than ever to give our
for their money than ever before. Our buyer has just re
turned from New York, where he has spent several weeks in
I studying the interest of our many customers. Many years
of experience an d ready cash have enabled him to take advantage
of several Forced Sales, and the result is that our mammoth
store is filled with new and seasonable goods as never before,
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SPECIAL OFFERINGS FOR - THIS WEEK.
A regular $1 00 Taffeta Silk Waist, in
black and colors, $2 4S
A Brocaded Silk Waist, cheap at $2.00,
our price $1 43.
A still finer qualitj, worth $Q 50, our
price 14.50.
475 Ladies' Waists mad oi b08fcquality
Privale, Liwq and other wash fabrics,,
from 25c up.
375 Ladies' Umbrellas with elegant
haiidl-'s, cheap at 75c. oar price 50c.
225 Dress Shirts from 25c up.
oe,
G2 Dozen Ladies' Itibted Vsfs ah
10c, 15c, 25c, 39c The best lver .shown
f jr t he money.
50 Dozen M ssee' Itibbed Hose, sizes 7 to
8, worth 10 to 12)c, our price ttc
Ladies' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, the
1 srgest Btock in the city, and at conejc
prices.
Our Dress Good3 Depariment n-ver
offered the buying public such moue's
worth in nice useful Summer Dress Goods.
Fine dimities from sc up. Duck in all colors from 7 i-2c up
Picques, welts and other wash fabrics in endless variety
1 100 yards of 38 inch Batiste, qheap at 8e, our price for
the week 5 c
50 dozen ladies' hemstitched handkerchiefs at 2 i-2c a piece
50 dozen ladies' hemstitched handkerchiefs, 10c quality,
at ''5 c a piece
Special attention is called to our Shoe and Clothing De
panment. Our $4.00 and $5.00 men's fine shoes at $2.98
a pair. Other men's shoes from 98c up.
Suits for men, boys and children at a saving of at least
25 per cent,
The Big Baltimore
10 and 12 Patton Ave.
ijehttentiary to serve, fifteen ; months
for perjury. His name !s "John FIher,
and in avpeus'on case he swore that a
woman's iust and was dead and that
fie aw him buried. Hardly "had he
finished spoaking when the husband
reptortw! as dea4, walked 4nto the court
100m, whereujon. Judge Purn&ll sent
the witness 'who swore he saw him
buried o prison for fiffeen months far
perjuiy. .
Tte oil .port aits, life size, of James
Iiedell-and Alfred "Moore have been
presented to the "supreme court. Jun
ius Davis, Fq., of Wilriungton, in a
very, ."-ble addiss of an hour's length,
made-- ihe presentation on behalf of the
Son of the Revolution. The chief
jusuce delivered the addess jaf ac
ceptance. Some prominent people, offi
cials?, attorneysanqj citizens were pres
ent. Among the latter was Charles E.
Johnson, a great-grand son of the dis
tin&vshed judge, Iredell. The por
traits :re w M executed, and are the
work of a -North Carolinian of Fre
mont, la Jvlgecon.be a few days ago there
occurred a rtrther singular death of
nusband and wife. Mr. W. Hackney,
a farmer about 80 yeare old, was at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Hicks, and
his wife was at the home of another
daughter, Mr?. Jones. Mrs. Hackney,
who had been feeble for a time, died
suddenly an-i 3 messenger was sent to
Inform her husband. He started In a
buggy with hi-, son-in-law, Mr. Hicks,
to the scene of his wifes death. Soon
Mr. links discovered "ifciiat Mr.. Hack
ney was III Tie turned to (take him
back home, bui before he could reach
home Mr. Hackney had died in the
buggy. The body was shrouded and
carried : few miles and laid beside the
dead wife, end both were buried in one
iravc:.
Lace Saturday afternoon, in "broad
open clay," one Joe Bullock drove
)oIdly into ihe town of Nashville with
a two-horse team hitched to a wagon.
Wirhiri the wagon sat -three barrels full
of ihe regular "cawn licker" of the va
riety usually manufactured by moon
shiners. There were no government
revenue stair-ii on either of the barrels,
but n.twithsfanding this fact there
was no concealment practiced or at
tempted surp)ising to state, for this
is not the custom of the average 'shin
er. There was no load of hay packed
on top the barrels, not even a hundred
pounds of fodder brought ostensibly to
tow n for sal covered them,. They
simply were uei upright, with uncover
ed heads, in the bottom of an open wa
gon just as ethers of the owner had
probabiy donea hundred times before
and Bd for a customer. But on this
particular Saturday afternoon a reven
ue offieer happened to be in town, in
the person of Starkey Hare, and he
forthwith gathered the illegal stuff in
and placed it under guard or in safe
keeping until II could be sent to Ral
eigh. He not only seized the "licker-'
but he captured the owner and driver
and the team and wagon as well. For,
mind yout'uo whole outfit became for
feited ?o Unie Sam the moment it
became the carrier of illicit spirits,
tinder .sections 3279 and 3296 of Ihe re
vised statutes of the United States.
Raleigh Post.
CAROLINA NEWS
there 39. Then is one white case only;
in the county near here.
Co.onU Walker Taylor, of Wilming
ton, has retired as colonel of the state
Interesting Items f rom Va- guarfL Hia adjutant, w. n. Harris, ai-
po retires, and both go on -the retired
list. Au election for colonel will be
ield at Wikon May 17. -
rioua Parts of the State.
Glimpses of Life and Progress in the
Land of the Sky.
Notes Gathered for the Gazette and
Selections from latest North
v arc Una Newspapers
The supreme yesterday heard argu
ment in the agricultural board case.
The secretary of state has sent 95
olurr.:-s of the supreme court reports
to the territory of Hawaii.
Thre thousand spindles are being
;. put in the Raleigh Hosiery Yarn mill,
making the -total 13,500.
Since March 20 no less than $17,342
has been paid into the agricultural de
par tmnt for 'tonnage tax on fertiliz-V-ers.
.- Only one case of smallpox was dis-
covered at ifaieigh Monday and sent
.1 to the peat housed making the number
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ftivftcwlth yotx wbetber yon eontlmie t,
In a certain town in our etate it i
related that one brother stated ithe fact
that he had gotten rid of -the whiskey
oevil, vhe tobacco devil and the mus
tache devil. He, proposed to -&at off
the niJ otach'e cf -any man who wished
to be wholly sanctified. To such folly
and mockery has the sacred subject of
'.eligion descended. Jonesboro ro-
Kreas.
last Thursday Mr. R. A. Ramsey, of
Davidson township, while digging a
well in his yard, found quite a lot of
very fine bituminous coal about eight
Causes
Loss of lair
Dr. Sabouraud, the eminent French
Dermatologist, says that 98 per cent
of hair losses are the results of.
microbes and the neglect of dan
druff. The antiseptic action of
SEVEN
rerre-kllllng tobacco hbl
..mtTM tha dealra for too;
I out norron distreM. expel nioo
f tlnot poriflet the blood, rey
tores fmmvm u m
9
000 boxes
you Btrooff I H I soia, uu,uuo
In health. nenrel C I 1 1 q"e curea. Buy
ni noeket- . t VI 1 1 nro-xu-JSA v iron
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rnnr wn dmsorist. whC
wUl.Dtlently, pmlitently. 6ni
Nat nauAllr can 3 boies. S3.K
aruariiiiteed to ctire, or we remna njoneT ;
Vrr ia r 6y The Carol toa ; Pharmacj
Ctollegvttreet amd Court square.
SUTHERLAND SISTERS'
preparations' Vffls microbes and -
removes dandrnfiE. Their constant ; ,
use , f of a period vtlW by acting' '
directly on the hair bulbs, f urnisbp- -nourishment,
-vitality and growing :
power to the impoverished roots,
. and hair shafts, resulting in eom-L
plete restoration, . , -,-.':.
', SOLD BY URUGGISTS.
feet 'from the surface. The coal Is re
markably s pure and burns very stead
ily. Pfe sent a specimen to this office
Monday by V C. Mills, Eq., and it is
pronounced by judges to be a very
flnr article cicoal. Statesville Mae-
cot.
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Mr. K. H. Towne, a Chicago lawyer,
writes the -secretary or the agricultural
deparrmen-t that he desires to purchase
20,000 or 30.C00 acres of land in the
state ior Go: man colonists. R. H.
Towne, 134 Monroe street, Chicago, 111.,
is the addre&s of the lawyer. Secre
tary Ramsey has wrutten Mr. Towne
that it. would be advisable to send an
agent here and secure options on the
amount of land he desires. Raleigh
Tost.
Trn? corporation commission will, as
Stated, at its next meeting, May 8,
take up the matter of enforcing the
separate cb r law." It is in effect now,
in a sense, buc the manner of enforcing
it is by the law. itself placed under-the
control of -tt-e corporation commission.
Ihe railroads will on the 8th aid the
unrnission in the consideration of the
best way of carrying out .the law. A
number of the smaller lines will file vc
titions for relfef. Some have already
don6 0.
Judge lurneu nas returned from
Newbern, where he held court last
Beauty I Blood Deep
fflpan blood- means rlpnn alnn Wn
beattty without it. tscarets; Candy Cathar
rlftan -vour' blood and k
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all im-
purines - uui" 4egin - to-oay vf
I banish, pimples, boils,blotches; blackheads,
. i L.fc MitlrWKittAM . 1 r ....
ma tusi. oicmj uuwuo vumpiexion oy talcing
ascarets, ocauiy ior len cents . All drug-
fiist?;Tsatraiacnon Kuaxanteedr I0ci"25ct 50c. "
f I - Vor. sale by The Carolina - PbHrmaev
' College street ana wourt square.-
A CLEVER TRICK.
It iceaftalnily looks like it, but there is
really no trick about St. Anybody
try it who. lias lame back and weak kid
neys, malaria or nesrvous troubles. We
mean he can cure Mmeelf right away by
taking Electric Bitter. Thla medicin
tones up the whole system, act as a
stimulant to liver ana kldneya, to a bloot
Durlfler and nerve tonic Dt ewes comstl-
, nl
patton, neadache, iajnang oic
lesnese ajud meiancnoiy. fu '
voeetable, a mild laxative, ana resxore
th svstem to lits natural vigor. Tr
Electric Bitters and be convinced tha
they area miracle worker. Every bm
C. Smith's, W. CL Carmdcbjael's,
Peiham's drug tftore.
and
uvtle to Hire.
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Quite a profitable ousiness is done in
some large English towns by lending tur
tles to restaurants. They are permitted to
remain in the windows for a few days
and are then taken to different parts of
the eity as advertisements for other eating
houses.
The creatures known as ocean hydras
bave no heart, no lungs, no liver, no
brains, no nervous system, no organs save
mouth and skin.
Mexico denotes the place or seat of Mex-
Ifcti, the Aztec god of war.
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jVegetablcPrcparatioufbr As
similating uteTood andUeula-
fing fro Sfavrnflrhs nnd Rflwtk of
PromotEsTHgpsfionJCfaeeiful
ness and RcsLContains nrither
OptumMorptune nor Ifin&calJ
Not p arc otic.
A perfect Remedy for Constipa
tion. Sour S tomaehj)iairh6ea.
Wothis jCorrvulsions .Fcverisfi
oes5 and LOSS OF SLEEE.
facsimile Sinatareof
OTTW "YORK.
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EXACT COPy OF WRAFPCB.
5 For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears
Signature
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For Over
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
!n Effect Uec. 5 1898.
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'CA8CAKKTS do aU claimed fot- tlietn
mid are a trul v wonderful mnriiciiie. lilUtf Often
wished for a medicinepleasant to taks 8 nd at last
have found it in Oascarets. Since taking tbem. my
blood has been jwriflra and my eomplexion has tm-
provea wouaertimy ana i reel inucu ociier m vyvij
way.
Mas. SALi-ifc K. SKi.LAK&.l,uaiell.Tcnn.
JfifiV CANDY
ine.
Pleasant. Pal a tfthla Pntenf
Good.. Never!3icken. Weaken. or Qrl
... CURE CONSTIPATION.
Sterling RenitdT Cepy, Cblg.yo. XHiml. Kw Trk. ?1
Good. Do
WC25C50C-,
N0-TO-BAC 8?,d nd, FJjaranteed bjr all dras
v . v gists to CVUJBTobaono Habit-
Collegre street and Oom Rnnnw. ; .
w nu oy n Carolina Pharmacy
A. AND S. BRANCH.
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MURPHY BRANCH.
No. 07 No. 17
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Daily except Sunday.
Aamavffl
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Daily exceqt Sundays.
(SLEEPING CAR S2RVTCE.)
Trains 87 and 11, and 12 and 18 toarry Pullman sleeper between New Tart.
Washington, Asheville, Hot Springa.C hattanooga and Nashville. Train 9 aad
ll.and 10 and 12, between Jacksonville, Savannah, Columbia, Aahevilie, Hot
Springs, Knoxville and Clnctinaati.
Train 15 and 16 carry Pullman alee pens between. Salisbury, Asheville, Hot
Springs, Nashville, Chataaopga aad Memphis.
TogertieT with our excellent equipmeot and schedules to the axxnth and east,
all rail thtrougb. WashlngtOQ, the public's special attention is called to our rail
and water route m the north aad east Southern railway aod the Chesapeak
line. This schedule allows a day's stop over at Norfolk, Va affording an oPP0
tunlty to visit Old Point Comfort (Fort Monroe), Virginia, Virginia Beach.
New port News, etc. Baggage called tor and checked from hotels amd residence
by the Asheville Transfer Company, office with city ticket office, 60 Patton av
enue, Asheville, N. C
Third Vice pres. A Gen. Mgr..
J. M. GULP.
Washington, D. C.
A. G. P. A., Atlanta, Ga.
A. G. P. A., Louisville, Ky.
Gen. Passenger Agent,
C. A. BENSCOTER.. .
P. Rr DARBY, ; - .
CltyPass. and T. Agent.4
Ashevme, N
FRANK S. GANNON,
Washington, D. C
Traffic Manager,
S. H. HARD WICK,
W. H. TAYLOR,
W. A.-TURK,
Washington, D. C
A. G. P. A., Chattanooga, Tena.
C.
VE PAY $200
cask tor a single stamp like
cnti Wey i to UOeaek
for many postage etamps used
between 1847 and 1870. Look
np your old letters ant tbose
ox your neighbors ; you may
find stamps worth thousand
tot
8TA5DABP OTASf COu 84. Ha.
DWAVID
The on sure cure for
.The Kidncysver and Blood