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Asheville, N. C.
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The Blue RMfee? Rifles have returned
- 1 till i.L 7
rrjom1 Atlanta. . -
Ttaait S: O. weaver haia aeciaea to ais-
cxmtinue uus cutothing business at No. rf4
South Maiim street amd would leave Ashe
ville. Mr. Weaver hais decided to locate
bar Gaistoniia."&nd Will dispose of as much
Vuf Vvi& atvlr aht nlmsLcsliKlA ah vnr with, 'the
"object of leaving1 by tlhe middle bf nexi
mmtn.
A s'i.mft of football wlill Ibe Olkved alt
the river ground this afternoon between
ftne teams or tiragmam scnoou ana or rue
dear and dumb school ati jviarganton.
Th teams taire' well trained bv exDerts.
are Dradtioallv of even1 weiglht. antii a
tepiemiattd' exrdbition (of tlhe giame may
be expedted. An aldmlission of 50 cents
will be charged. . .
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ATfl.nifl.s'Ptr P.lnmmipjr is - anrannsrSnsr .with
th e Olympia Opera company for a weV
or opera at popular prices.. He expects
to list the town in oirlder to aspetftaSn, what
support the altlnrtactlion will be given. K.
C. Riveins, manager of the Academy of
Music. Raleigh. N. C. iim Tvritiing to the
New York Clipper, said : "The Olymtpia. i
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to 21, ait Tegul'ar (house prices, to 'the larg
est receipts and attendance in the' his
tory of the hioutee; the S. R. O. fsligia was
ln,5yidence nightly." v
J. H. Weaver (has just returned from
Oharrdtlte amid i ill at his home. The
j CharKotte Observer sayis': Charloltte had
a vfteit Tuesday from a number of tele
phone men managers of exdhanges froni
a number of cities in fthg. Carolines. They
were enlbertadnled by Mesisrs. M. B.-Sp4er,
supeiHteri'denlt, and James Northy, mana
gre of the ChiarTtotte exchange? After a
breiak triide in the afternoon, they were
given a lunch at naghft at the Manufact
urers Olub. . The repa'st was handsiomely
serves by Mr. Alien. Those around the
board (rOt the switch board, Ihowever,)
were: M-es?r'S!. J. H. Weaver, Ashevi'lle:
Henry Smith, Raleigh; F L. Woodruf,
Wilmiitilgt'in : E. VT. WHsjn. TVinFton:
Jnb. M". Fb'gle. Charleoton'. S. C; L. D.
Lucias, Celumbin, S. C: C. RSgsby, jr.,
Greenville, S. C. : Rr D. "Blowers. Spar-
itianburg, S. C. ; Geforge W. Dawsapm, At-1
Janta; M. R. Spier. James, Northey, and
S. H. Hawkins, Charl'Otlte.
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Celebrated
'3-DERBY
Has no superior.
Quality and workmanship the
best. Styles late and exclu
sive. For sale in Asheville
only at
6tt0l6?Pi6TlGN
POPULAR
PRICES.
.' W have' just received! la Jarge lot of fftandard works bourucl
to paper intended to retail at 25 cents. Including! Alexander. .
Black, Braem.'Besaiit, Corelli, Cooper, Cain, Duchess, Hugo, Hardy, Kipling,
Lyall, Weyman, MarEit, and others. OUR PRIOCB 10 CENTS. y
Rogers' Book Store,
' 120 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Phone No- 254
FOOT BALL
GO
"E are agents for Spauld-
ing s line, ana will be
pleased to get you anything
in their line that you may
want.
Foot Ball, Golf, Bicycle and Gymnasium
Goods. All grades, give us a call.
Asheville Cycle Company
' EUGENE C. SAWYER, Prop.
Phone 228. Nos. 18 and 20 Church Sf
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It Beats the World
how.Tfe can put uch perfect -oirk-
mjansoiip on a shirt, front, collar or cuff
is what evervone mvi
our faultless laundry work. No pot
or fray to mar the beauty of th irre
proachable color and finish put upon It
that defies competition by any laun
dry to this town. On iw
has reached the top notch f Derfoctian
that ha yet been obtained.
Asheville Steam Laundry
43 WEST COLLEGE ST.
Flour Market.
- BILTMORE PATENT, u sk CA
BILORE PATENT, H sk. 120
t LATENT, 1 Bk 240
BILTMORT7! T A rrreXTr . . .
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ROLLINS' WHOLE WHEAT
FLOUR, 1-4 sk.
"We prefer the
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-x, wiiie wneat flour to 4
&ny that we have ever had upon J
our table and we have never used I
any but tlhe best brands of flour - $
' THOS. LAWRENCE $
Pres. Normal & Collegiate Inst
FOtt THE REGULARS.'
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CLUB
18 Patton Avenue.
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COLDMBIA-SHAMROGK.
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The cup is agiam America's for
a year aiad well do the hearts of
the people rejoice in that fact.
The Shamrock was the best the
competitor's had. As the Colum-
bia beat the Shamrock, so dos
the RELIABLE RUMFORD
BAKING POWDRR ntit R,aii Qf
ail pomte bnam-powders. Ask
your grocer about the fine selling-
points of
Rumford-
LAKE SUPERIOR WHITEFISH AND
KING POMPANO. '
.FIRST OF THE SEASON AT.
YOUNG'S,
We have la nice assoaitment of Fresh
and Smoked Fish, Lynmlhavea and! Baltl
m-ore Oystters, Clfarris, Shrimps and Birds
and would be pleased to serve you. 1
Telephone 23
YOUNG'S FISH MARKET,
"In the Corner.'9
Biltmore Dairy.
CERTIFIED JERSEY MLK.
The only milk on the market produced
from cows wlhiose health is guaranteed
by the daily inspection of a resident, vet
erinarian. This milk contains more nu
tritious solids and butter fata than any
Other. .
NOTICE TO PATRONS. -
The market price for bran and. other
feed -stuffs has, for several months, been
20 per cent, higher than formerly; oon
Bequently we are producing this milk at
a less, and are forced to charge an in
orease of 1 cemlt per quart for our milk In
order to cover this.
On end after Novemfber 1st, the pjlice
' to our regular customers will be as fol
lows: . , -Milk
In 1 qt glass bottles, per quart
: Milk In 1 pt. glass bottles, 5c. per pint.
; ' - Respectfully,
' x ' BILTMORE .DAIRY.
: A high arm machine for $20.00 at'Mrs
jf.L. A. Johhsoa's, .27 'North Mla street'
Recruits "Will Now Be Received For
Regiments In Philippines.
The local recruiting station, u'nder
the command of Captain J. A. Perry,
has received orders to make enlist
ments for the regTilar white cavalry
and frnfanitry now in the- Philippines,
ail recruits to be forwarded to Fort
Slocum, New York, where they will
be drilled and assigned to their regi
me Vr . I
The recruiting station in this city
has sent 430 men to the army, volun
teer and regruTar, since its open'ing in
May. They have sent 368 men to the
volunteer regiments, everyone of whom
was accepted at thp "'men't. About
two rejections ibave been made for
every enlistment.
Following is the number of men sent
to each of the volunteer regiments:
Fourteen to the Twentv-sevprith. one
to the Twenty-eiglfth, 70 to the Twenty-ninth;
one to 'the Thirty -fourth; 19
to the Thirty-fifth; five for general en
listment in the volunteer regiments in
the Philippines, two to the Forty-first.
43 to the orty-secOnd. 31 to the Forty
fourth, 58 to the Forty-seventh, 54
to the Forty-eighth. cO'.ored, and 70 to
'the Forty-ninth, colored.
SALOW
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I FOR SALEIBY ALL DEALERS
SaiiMers' Hardware.
Ha vine: decide tn miat. v .
Hardware which we have been carrvin I L et,1I5le of Builders'
BRONZE and IMITATION SS5SZe.. dlT ded our of
offer the following discounts fron T our " regurar prices: Whih We
First Division, 25 Per Cent. J
Second vision, 33 1-3 Per Cent.
Third Division, 50 Per Cent
Considering the fact that WP TiaVO Viarl .
xuiiujjig- naraware, which took effect on Tni vs J, " , "n
the line ln ou. Store is the JLt tJ-YJ??! C,an MJ stae that
in Western North Carolina. i,1,UUUIUS raware offered today
We will take pleasure in showing these goods at any time, naming pri-
Asheville Hardware Co.
53 South Hain Street.
I carry a select stock of Brandies, Wines and Whiskies : ever v.
thiDg that's kept in an up-to-date saloon. All goods guaranteed
in quality and price.
Pafc Mclntyre, Proprietor,
Phone 218. P. 0. Box 337.
ASK - FOR - BEACH - NuT - RYE.
Light
THE CAMPIGN IN KENTUCKY.
(Continued from Fifth Page.)
cr!ajts, and many of them will vote the
republican iticket. The business men in
ttiis city, however they may oe else
where, are almost a unit for the republi
can tickett Km the groun'd Idhat election
of Goebel on a free silver platform will
disturb business and check prosperity.
IFrom the reports received here from
all parts of the state and from what is
told i3 by men who have been all over
the state there is rot the silignre-sc ucubt
of the def jat of Goen-jl by at leaaL 25.000
votes if anything like a fair election can j
oe secured. There lal such excitement
over this very matter that the republi
cans arid Brown democralts think they
dan prevent fraud.
A ifew years ago two hundred pf the.
leading business men. of Louisville met
In the Board of Trade rooms and invited
the Mayor, police commiissiomierg and
election commissioners Itb be present and
confer in regard Ibo arm honesit eleotilo.n.
In the June democratic primaries the
oalioe un'dier rrninira.nnp n,f ith iwl-j
todk. forcible 'ptotssessdon of irthe primaries
anld thwarthed the will elf the democrat
ic voters.
Warning was given vestemdiav bv tha'
judges, 'lawyers' and business men that
noitihing of the kind will bp nrmimti,i
at the November election. Judge Hum
phreys made a speech warning he offi
cials as did other prominent men.
The -officials made fair promise3, but
yesterday Goebel came to town and had
a secret conference wittfh the same offi
cials. This S)s regarded a a bad sign.
A 'SPECTMEMN GOEBEL TICKET.
The eledtion commissioners1 can ap
pftirlt or remove at wlill tall of the election
officers. Howi the ommlissi oners are
using their power in some places c'an be
Muelbrated by4 whiajt took , place at
GeorgetOwtni.
Some time ago the commissioner there
appotated he elecfilcm) officers, naming
Goebel men ajnd givinsr ,tfhe republicans
some representation. The officials jaerv
ed " thirouehiout the regstratori and all
d'angT of trouble seemed to be over. On
M'Oinday the twlo democraitc commission
ers notified the republli can commissioner
that another meeting would be held!
Whom aissemlbled the demOcralts produleed
an entirely new HSft of elerttion offinens.
removing the republicans ana slorne dem
ocnalta of , high stankiTng' atrd adopted the
new Mist without giving tihe republicftm
-commdsteloner a chance to isJav a Tord in
and las a reisrullt the shOotijinig liiomisi are -all
OPln g out im' order. But tin at ls the. kiwd
of.wo-k tblalt pleases Goebel.
In Richmotia . cOuatty itihe idemocraittc
dnmamlssioniem put . throu srhl their list
without ,aIlOwIn'g.tthe republican comrais-
Lr offiPir. .In f'cniwty SOO merfc jretbtor-
ea aim cwnreli w eiectfio- - commiis
p'onert 'foi rmiuivef disrer7tta.bleicharac-
Weight Overcoats..
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Mr -----'
C. B. MciNTYRE,
Carolina Wine and Liquor House
19 N-Mam Street. Telephone 152.
Choice Wines Whiskies, Ales, Porters and Beers, Domes
tic and Imported Cigars and Tobaccos. Old Cabinet Rye
Whiskey, and Silver Creek and Laurel Valley Corn Whis
key. Telephone orders promptly answered.
Goods Delivered Free to any part of the City
Just right for this cool
weather in Tans, Blues,
Grays and Blacks, from
10.00 up. See them at
The Whitlock Clothing House
No. 41 Patton Avenue.
:rPy ttnrk-1 tprwflf f oiri tt.; n TOpe
nf 't ft Wornb a"n d wakn s.,-vr 'Tc$r
ttntial 'th- nnanW f TJe! take Simmons
Squaw Ylne Wine or Tablets. V
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Universal Food Chopper.
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This does the work of chopping bowl and knife in
one-tenth part of the time Each machine furnished
witn tnree Knives.
Please call for Universal Cook Book. X
Brown, Northup & Co.,
33 Patton Avenne. X
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iperial Millinery "ST&fflOaffitter."
Are offering: to the ladies of Asheville a large and weU selected line of Milli
nery, goods at VERT LOW PRICES in TRIMMED and UNTRIMMED H AT5
Golf hats and all the latest styles in -walkine- bta An.A ..x. 1
TAILOR MADE SUITS, SKIRTS, CLOAK", CAPES CKll
WATS ana Ladies Furnishing' Goods.
Hats Trimmed Free of Charge-
IMPERIAL MILLINERY AND LADIES' OUTFITTER, :
22 South Main Street.
For Indoor Exercise.
Are you aware of the fact that you can set the. fnl-
ldwing goods at home at New York prices : V. S. Dumb
Hells. Indian i:iiiho wh tfdv'o ei-M.j. . ..
THE BONANZA" WINE AND LIQUOR CO. Archarena Boards for 1899, 16 -20-26 games,
Crokinole Boards. Camp, and nh- t-A ev
, v - 4 oixiw mcui iuyou.
a. utvyuviiv 1 a. uuuiu mam uuecu
Running Up
a Big Bill
for doctor's fees wouldn't be necessary, I
when you are attacked with colds at this
season of the year, if you would keep a
batitle of our pure and high grade Rye
or Corn whiskey in the house, and take
it in the form of hot toddy, or as your
taste dictates, at bed time or any other
old time. There is nothing1 like it fof
colds, La Grippe or kindred ailments.
JAS. P. .SAWYER, President.
J. E. RANKIN, Cashier.
BLOmBERG'S,
THE LEADER,
Established 1887. 17 Patton Ainn.
SUPERIOR FACILITIES P OR DOINQ A GHNHRAL
BANKING BOSINMS.
CORRESPONDENCE- SOLICITED.
BA&E DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT.
The Fin
est Line of French
Briar and Meerschaum Pipes
South of NewYork at ihk
, : . t V -
EiiiapStatnl
Underwear y
Ladles Suits
and Skirts,
Golf Capes
antiJacJctisfrtj
Correct Styles,
Prime Value.
WREDWOOD & CO.,
' 7 and 9 Pinn A Tr.n..A .
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