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ASHEVILLE, N. C, SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1888.
.-! Inn r.K
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88.
in
X'TI I I COAI MARKET.
THE BATTLE ENDED.
I ASIJEVli.LF ICE AND COALCO.,
J. T. COLLINS
Lv CO., Proprietors.
PER TON
:k Diamond L
d. Chestnut,.
Stove,
i E;
URT DEN1S
JEWELER
DEATH, THE VICTOR! CLAIMS
GERMANY'S EMPE
delivered:
imp. lor grate.
Nut, for Stove,....
t
4.75;
4.75
925
9.50
9.25
ROR.
officiated in this ceremony. Pastor
Kogge was also present in the! death
chamber during the administering of the
sacrament.
To within fifteen
minutes before his
!A Ruler Who Was Universally
! ! , i
Beloved and Respected.
18 Tat
Vox AVENTE.
X.
i OPTICIAN,
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
WATCHES, f CLOCKS,
WATCHES. CLOCKS.
WATCHES. CLOCKS,
ELK V, f BRONZES,
ELKV. .. HKO.NZIiS,
ELRY, IiRONZIiS,
ELRY. ; . BRONZES,
LID AND PLATED SILVERWARE.
LID AND PLATED SILVERWARE,
LID AND I'LA'TED SILVERWARE,
LID AND PLATED SILVERWARE,
SOLI) AND SILVER HEADED
CAXES.
COLD
PENS. &C.
OPTICAL GOODS!
I 7
2 GLASSES, ,
I G LASSES -:
GLASSES,
I GLASSES,-.
J:.SCOPES
;i:scopes.
j:si:opes.
Esropi;s.-
SPECTACLES,
SPECTACLES,
SPECTACLES,
SPECTACLES,
-OPERA GLAvSSES,
-OPERA GLASSES,
-OPERA GLASSES,
-OPERA GLASSES,
Br Cable to the SrN.
I Pottsdam, June 15. At midnight the
Emperor sat for half an hour in an arm
chair and took some nourishment. At 3
o'clock there was an alarming increase
in his weakness, and relatives who had
left the palace were telegraphed to return.
At ten o'clock this forenoon access to
I the palace was stopped. Count Von Stol-
berg Wcssingerode, Count Chamberlain,
was the only Minister present ' at that
hour. At 'll o'clock death occurred, and
at 11:20 the flag flying over Frcdericks
kron palace was lowered to half mast.
The Emperor died without a struggle.
He was surrounded by all the member
of his family. j j
J Hussars occupy the road from Freid
richskron castle to Sansom. In the in
terior of the castle the Lehr battalion
mounts guard. I
Before his death the Emperor gave
directions that his remains should be in
terred in the Garrison church yard at
Pottsdam. ! ! .
The munipipal council received notice
of the death of the Emperor through Herr
iVon Forkcnbeck, Mayor of Berlin, while
death the Emperor appeared to be quite
conscious. He showed bT the expression
of his eyes and by movements of his eye
lids that he still recognized all who ap
proached the bedside.
The Emperor's remains will probably
lie in state in the I Garrison church at
Pottsdam. Bv order of the Evangelica
church, the Council bells will be tolled at
specified hours for fourteen days succeed
ing, m all Protestant churches of the
Kingdom. !
New York Stock Market.
By Telegraph to the Sux.
1 i .
New York, June 15 -The stock market
was dull to-dav and its movements were
somewhat irregular, though resulting in
a substantial gain for jmost of, the active
stocks. The temper of the .room this
morning was not bullish but there was
a better feeling than has been notice for
some time; while London became buyer
in early trading, which sent prices up,
and a disposition, to cover shorts was
manifested. London! .bought St. Paul,
Louis vilie & Nashville, and Union Pacifiic,
and the London market for Americans
and higher.: The
little feature, and
was reported stron
general list presented
the market throughout most of the day
was intensely dull and uninteresting:
evening.
thev were in session. Thev immediately The PeninS was at a? advance of per
(adjourned, to meet in special session this cent, arid, after a slight .hesitation prices
oegan to rise, tuougn iew iingiana was
If
the onlj' stock showing any decided
strength. A decline followed, j before 11
o'clock, with St. Paul 'stock the; only one
making any marked progress. ; The
market then became very dull and almost
no movement was to; be seen in the list
until the last hour, when the entire list
moved up quickly and New I England
again came to the front. The close was
quiet but strong, at best prices reached,
in most of the list. Tjtal business was
168,000 shares. Final changes, with
but few exceptions, was in the direction
Berlin, June 15. The death of the
.Emperor caused intense excitement in
this city. All members of the royal fam-
iiy ana .Ministers were present in tne
idcath chamber at Friederichskson palace,
it Pottsdam. A Ministered council was
held just before the Emperor died. Prince
Bismarck, who presided at the council
was much agitated, j
Bells in Berlin began to ring at
12 o'clock this afternoon. .Mourning is
displayed on many houses and in a num
l)er of shop windows. I
of higher figures, wth New
England
i,ONDOX, lune io. Aiucn sorrow is ex- i ori nroo-nn
...it. "
pressed at the death ot the Lmperor ot I eacj
Germany, who was very popular in this
icity. tlags are liyrng! at hall mast and
Minds in iranvi houses are loweied.
pvumerous messages of condolence have
l7s, and Norfolk & Western; preferred,
Navigation
iy2
per cent.
American Eard In England.
L0t.)oji
Sun.
I
, June 15. A Wolverhampton ,
By Cable to the
.1
dealef has been fined 5 for selhng Amer- ;
ican lard adulterated with cotton seed
oil.
Qttite Encourajjlnjf.
By Telegraph, to tie Sun.
ficial bijietin this
gton, D. C, June 15.-The of-
the condition of
encouragm
rr
morning, concerning ;
Gen. Sheridan, is quite
Bonds Offered and Bought.
I I:
CONGRESSIONAL,
THE SENATE NOT IP SESSION
YESTERDAY.
Very Iittle; Business Transacted
in the House.
une
i5. The
authori-
By Teljf graph to the Svn
HOUSE
i
Washington. D. CL
Senate amendments to! the bil
zing the construction of a bridge over the
By Telegraph to the Sun. Tennessee river nen r K'noxvilleJ iwere ron-
ASiaxGTON, D. C, June 15.-Bonds j curred in!and th(J bn, d
- I - 1 ' ! r .
Mr. Townshend's motion to consider
the arm3r appropriation bill jWp defeated
and the House proceeded; under regular
oraer, Demg xne Dusmess on xne private
calendar j Mr. Townshend giving notice
offered to the treasury," $1
cepted, $400,30 at $127
crnts., and $107107
a-rhalfs. i
i
William II.
Bv Cable to the
,277,450; a
for four ; per
"or fourl and
G
RAND SPECLVLiStfvJJ,,,-,
' mtfl
j n)mU jus,
GRAND SPECI ACWfo
GRAND SPECIAL SALE'
GRAND S1ECIAL SALE""-
THIS WrEEK
THIS WEEK
THIS WEEK
THIS WEEK
THIS WEEK
THIS WEEK
;sun.
Berli June 15. The iundsrath
a noon. Bistnarck ! formallly annot
met
nouijcd
the death of Emperor Frederick and the
that he would call up the1
bill to-morrow.
After several hours
. j . : ; . I 'I
sideratiori of the private
accessi .i to the
takes title o:
throne of William,
: William the Secoud
who H,use passed bills for
P. Malloy and the heirs of John H.
Eatlier and Son Both Killed.
By Telegraph to the Sun. j
appropriation
spent in
cal(
t j
the reliei
the con
ider, the
of Ellen
New-
Jacksboro.
15. Sheriff
here
Texas, June
John Rains and Ibis son were killed
Wednesday night by Y. W. TerrellJ An
old family feud Caused the fight. ; Terrell peror this morning
I . I . ! I i : I ' i . 1 ,1
was shot in three places and may die. fered the following resolution
member
sta
airs,
man.
Mr. McCreary, ofKjentucky,
of the commettee on foreign a:
ted that T Minister Pendleton,1 m a dis-
Datch to the Deoartment of State had
I j j . lj jj
announced the death of the German Em-
He i therefore of-
Respect for tlie Dead Monarch.
I i I j i ;
By Cable to the! Sun.
London, June
. i
Resolved, by he House; of Representa
tives of the' United States of America,
That we have heard with profound sym-
15 News of the Empe- pathy of the. death of
ror's death prod
uced profound impression
the Emperor.. He
throughout the province. Business was
practically suspended in Liverpool, Man
chester and Glasgow exchanges.
The Locust Plague,
By! Telegraph to the Sun.
- i '
New York, June 15. A Herald special
rom Minneapolis says: Prof. I jOtto
Luger, of State .University, who has just
returned from ajn inspection of the locust
ravages about Iperhain, says there is an
average ot twelve locusts to the square
foot on one hundred square miles.
was a distinguished soldier,: having been
made field marshal for his conspicuous
services in Austria and Franco-Prussian
wars. He was a firm advocate of friend
ly and liberal policy j in Germany, and
we express pur respectful sympathy
to the German nation in the loss of their
great and renowned rider.
Mr. Smith, of Wisconsin objected to
the consideration
of th
:1 bJ
e resolution but
was induced to withdraw his objection,
and the; resolution was unanimously
adopted The House then, at 5 p. m
took "recess until 8. p. ni; the evening ses
sion being for the consideration of pri
vate bills. , I
IAMLli t;oOIJ. KKLIAIJLK I'KICES.
REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING.
REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING.
REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING.
REPAIRING AND E.VGRAVING.
Asiievili.e, N. C.
SHEVILLE ICE AND COAL CO.
T. COLLINS & CO., Proi'kiekors.
PURE ICE !
PURE ICE i
PURE ICE i
i
LDE FROM DISTILLED WATER.
IDE FROM DISTILLED WATER.
LDE FROM DISTILLED WATER.
been sent by the Prussian royal family.
Immediately upon receipt of the intelli
gence of the Emperor's death, Queen Vic
toria telegraphed a inessage of sympa
tlvy and sorrow to Empress Victoria.
The Prince of Wales has returned from
Ascot heath, where he was attending the
races, and will probably' start for Berlin
to-night. j
New rcrk Coliou Miils.et.
By Telcgrapl'-jo the SunI.
i i i
New Yokii, June 15. Hubbard, Price
& Co's circi-iiir to-day sajrs: Light move
ments, mosLlv local, nas again charac
terized the market for contracts and
tiiere did not appear to be any special
feature to tradin-dnrm- a nreater nor- Heraade good use oi the opportijnity,
Q cj- A"-- I
Liverpool opcried lower
Colored Eynchers Foiled
Br Tele'graph to the Sun.
Union Bridge, Md., June 15 fjohn
Bowman, (coloted,) was taken from jail
here, a little afteir one o'clock this morn-
frig by a band of 12 or -15 colored men,
all masked, andj carried to the outskirts
of the tov. n where he was strung! up by
tree.
i . I 1
the neck to a limb of a large oak
He motioned toj
was slackened so that he could
be let down and the rope to keep the road running, whether they
tion of to-dav
hnve nnv rrent effect.
uncement, signed;by the Ministry of cf the uxerpoo market with tone very
steady and arrivals 1 point higher, led to
some covering by local shorts, with the
result of forcing prices up some four
ERIOR HARD
AND SOFT COAL.
Orders Promptly Filled.
Telephone No. 5S.
ce and Yard at The Old Depot.
s I i
COMPLAINTS IX REGARD TO EI-
1 I I
Till: R COAL OR ICE WILL BE
REPORTED AT THE OF
FICE.
Berlin, June 15j Tjhe Rcichsanzeigcr,
the official paper, publishes the following
anno
State: "The roval sufferer has ended his
earth v career. Bv God's decree the Em
peror King, our most gracious master,
passed to his eternal rest, shortly
after 11 o'clock this morning after long
and grievous sufferings, which jwere
bore with admirable 'fortitude and sub
mission to God's will. The royal house
cind German people have been twice be
reaved within a short time. They deeply
mourn the all-too-eariy decease of our
much beloved ruler."
for arrivals and cur market responded,
with a decline of "2 to 3 points, with no
great bm-ing power. The report of the
German Emperor's death, which was
How a Kansas Town is Made to
Boom!
Chicago News.
j"We have an electric street railway in
operation out in Wichita." said a Kansas
man yesterday. "It doesn't haul many
passengers, yet it is a! paying iustution.
Two hundred and ififty citizens have
agreed to contribute 50
speak
ride or not. So the cars
cents each day
AT WHITLOCK'S
AT WHITLOCK'S
AT WHITLOCK'S
-DRY GOODS EMPORIUM.
-DRY GOODS EMPORIUM.
-DRY GOODS EMPORIUM.
0
:: if
For This Week-s
i
"Fruit of the Loom" muslin,
will be 9c per yard,
Colored Lawns, 3 cts.,
Colored Satincs, 8Vcts.,
Warner's Coraline Corsets, 8Dc,
WTarner's Health Corsets, 99c,
A splendid 50c corset for 39c,
Infants' Lace caps at 8c,
Oriental Lace flounces,
45 inches deep, at 50c,
In White and Ecru,
Narrow Lace to match, at 5 to 7c.
Black Spanish flounces at $1.10,
, ; j worth $1.50,
Black Chantilly flounces, all silk,
at$2.12Vi,
Cream Chantilly flounces, all silk,
at $2.50,
Book-fold India and Victoria Lawns,
at Gc worth 10c,
Full line of nice white lawns,
at very low prices,
Checked and plaid muslins,
at GVi. 8 and 10c.
A Reduction of 20 per Cent.
ON PARASOLS:
A $1.00 Parasol for $ .80,
A $2.00 Parasol for 1.G0,
A $3.00 Parasol for 2.40.
go spinning up
IN MILLINERY
There Have Been Marked Reductions.
! i
Ladies' and Misses' chip modern hats,
splendid for pic-nics and mountain trips,
only 15c. Large shade hats, white,
black, and colors, only 25c.
i ! 1
A QUANTITY OF REMNANTS
T PP IT and dWn thC StreCtS' sWng r Stranger Of Ginghams, wfate and Colored Lawns,
and shppmg through the rope jumped the impression that business is everlast- , . I
awav like a snot. I ne ivncners cave
chase and fired several shots after
but without effect. He has not yet
known before opening did; not seem
The official close
captured.
to terday for
and a co'
jealousy.
Bowman was arrested
i
assaulting a blind colored
ored girl. The motive
him,
been
yefr
main
inerly booming:. lust about! half the
time the cars are empty J but the compa-
jyoluntary
of forcing
points. Shipments from p
estimated at 8,000 bales,
for the same time last rear
antations are I
. I , i
none
About Eighty Republican Repre-
ii i i - i i
sen ta fives Gone to Chicasro.
ill i
BV Teleeraph to the Sun. ;
against
Washington,
i
were many vacant seats on the republican
I'rotliice SXarltel.
Bv Telegraph to the Sux. I
' I I
Cincinnati, June 15. Flour,
Wheat, dull, No. 2 red S23,3.
stead3r, No. 2 mixed 53. j Oats
quiet.
Corn.
D. C, June 15. Thefe
ny loses no money, for the
public contribution of $ip75 a week fs a
crood sruaranty. It is by! such j means as
W4S I this that Wicirita; has been made to boom.
WTe have a hotel out there that is big
enough for SKLouis; it jdoesn't pay, and and secure bargains
it never win pay it can t. we nave
forced a booni and we ate paying for it.
ishallbealaugh-
and various other goods, at one-half
their value. Ash to see the
REMNANT BARGAINS.
After it has collapsed we
ing-stock."
f..i p.
lEverything in stock as advertised
and will be sold at the prices. Call early
House to-day. It wasestima- j Peanuts Roasted fresh every day,
aoout eignty representaxiyes j ivvdiuiui -uiu,( aiauiajT, umvs.
Pottsdam, June 15,j During the first
part of the night j the condition of the
Emperor was comparatively good. At
4 o'clock this morning he became restless,
and soon after the royal family assembled
in the room adjoining the one in which
the Emperor lay. The court preacher
had been in attendance since yesterday.
Herr Von Werner sketched the Emperor's
features after death.
No. 2 mhced 37, Pork 14 ; lard 810;
bulk meats and bacon stead v and un
changed. Whiskey 114. Hogs strong.,
side of the
ted that
had eronelto Chicago, or were absent
making1 arrangements to go. Attendance
on the democratic side was much better
and practically! business could only jbe
done by u&aniinous consent, any mem
ber haying it ih his power" to suspend
proceedings by makinor the point of bo
i -? - i -' -
Respectfully,
S. LIPINSKY,
Manager j '
Whitlock's Dry Goods Emporium.
T
quoru
Chicago, June 15. Cash quotations the very outset,! when Mr. Townshend,
Fresh lot of Oranges and Lemons just
received at v llkies, 26 South Mam St.
Delicious Orange Cidei !at.;Vilkies.
Fresh lot Tof Mason's: crackers, cakes,
milk, biscuits, &c, just received.
! II lA. D.l Cooper.
T.
AV. CORTLAND,
I REAL ESTATE BROKER.
.
Such bn incident happened
under
were: i'lour, j-im,o. vneatj closing smarting
1 below j'esterday. No. 2 red 8 ( i6V2. j to take up the army . appropriation bill,
No. 2 corn, 4714i No. 2 oats 32 Vi- Mess made that point. For half an hour he
1.1.1.. t ATiJ' ciinr-t-: I A.-.Jj At ! i 1, n Jr lt,
IUIR -i-i-T'S , iiuu (.j.t I 72 -4"f vv, i rCSlStCU CIJv ctUl-iCfcllo Ul lICctJ.1V Oil Ul f.UK
- I I 1, i . i -
The East Hours.
Pottsdam, June 15.-Some details arc
now becoming kno
wil
in regard
to the
shoulders 662o,
Whiskey 120.
St Louis, June lo. Flour quiet,
unchanged. Wheat Opened weakf declined-;
afterwards very unsettled, re
covering a trifle at close. No. 2 red, cash
' j j j
88: Tune 87J. Com. easier for old
crop; Tnly 48; Oats dull, but firm,
cash 33, ! July! 28
at
Chamois Mousquetaiite Gloves, just in
at W HiTLOCK'p. i junel4:lw
ORDERS TO BUY AND SELL
PROPERTY,
A gentleman desires board in private! WTr;T' rTnM 777 T 1TTIfWTtnu
-1 r r 1 .:. 1 1 r -1 i nrt.i j. t c i :iL I .jrw . ......vy..
tne aeieat Oi ms morion 1 lamuv. : xauicmusi uc nrssi wilij
short clear S850. members to withdraw his point, but
I - 1 s T i '
nally yielded to the speaker's plain 1M1-
mation that nothing could be done to-day
if he persisted.
Whiskey 114. At Char
ll Orders 0jn Prompt Attention.
j Uptown Office,
ic Barnard building. Patton A v.
Telephone No G'J.
last hours of the Emperor.
I An hour after midnight the Empress
dismissed the membefs of the imperial
i family to their apartments and prepared
herself to pass the night watching, in a
Iroora adjoining the sick chamber. Dr. Louisville, Ky., June 15.- Grain firm
iHovell sh.ireH in th vii ' a timfJ Wheat. No. 2 red. 92; No. 2 Ion
the Emperor was in full nossession of his 94. Corni No. 2 mixed 55 ;
JiTRAY REAMS. " j, .
Gatliered From our Exchanges.
Provisions steady. Lard 8.
good room, i: This means
reads none others need
S. P., care Daily Sun.
Canned goods of every
prices. j
A young man from Deiimark, who has J F
exactlv what it
apply. Address 1
junel6-3t
ON
INVESTMENTS MADE
REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
kind at bottom
A. D. Cooper.
I&T-Office in the'Bamard building; Patton
avenne entrance.
'OR RENT.
malS
a practical ; knowledge
dairying, wishes a situation to take charge
of a farm. Address Bop, 2b, Asheville,
N. C. ! iunel6-3t-eod.
OI tanning and I Two excellent office rooms, In the Wolfe
Duiaaing. Appiy to w. u, wulj'U. ju-io-tl.
faculties. . Shortly after 1 o'clock he
2 long berry
No. 2 white;
1
57. Oats. No. 2. mixed, 30.37. Pro-
MANUFACTURED
J
ICE.
the information of the public iand to
rt errpneous ideas on the subject of arti
icv, we give the folio wingfacts in regard
:inantifacture of ice: Our manner of tna.
ce is io distil the water by condensing
. thu$ making it absolutely pure. Then
scd ove charcoal to completely deoder
in f -iy remaining traces of im
natter. niter rhich cans filled withitare
I in brine chilled below the freezing point,
lire ii remains until it is frozen as clear
stal and almost as solid as glass. This
llone fit for human use. It lasts one
longer than natural ice and has all the
inal yirturcs of the high priced table
s of couimerc '
clear 8.90 ; shoulders 6.75 ;
clear ribs .7.75; shoulders,
cured hams, 11.2512f50.
lea, 9.50-
Baltimore, June lo
family active. Howard
1
6.1; sugar
Larcl, choice
wrote on a slip of paper the; following visions : quiet. Bacon, clear ribs, 8.40; tide o
questions, which he handed to Dr. !Ho
jvell: "How is my puse? Are you'sat
isfied with it ?" He hen wrote,-something
more but retained the piece of pa
per in his hand, after erasing the wards.
I Between 2 and 3 o'clock his' breathing
became terribly labored, and some mo- ju per. 2503; extra 3254;
mcnts of struggle would occur, alterna- 42575 ; city mills, super
ting with spasms and great distress, as extra, 32575 ; 1 rio brands 4955JL0.
the hard fii;ht with approaching death 'wheat, southern, steady. FultzJ S993
progressed. By this the strength of; the Lonberrv 90g4. Western lower.
eston. S. C. books are open
for subscriptions to stock to build a
first class hotel. I $220;000 have alre4dy
been subscribed and subscriptions con
tinue to come in.
. I ! I I !
The value of the currants exported
nuaUv from Corinth is about $10,000,-
000. The! unique thmg about this ar-
coinmerceis that it has been! suc-
I Just in a beajitiful line of Chaelie, worth
20c. at only 12Vbc. at I Whitlock's.
A
N ORDINANCE,
Just received tone carload ljest Timothy
Hay S i A. D. Cooper.
To provide that the Aldermen of the City of
Asneviile mar iteeotiate a loan of One Hun
dred Thousand Dollars, for the use and bene-
fit of said city, as set forth in said ordinance :
Be it ordained by the Board of Aldermen of
the City of Asheville, That for the purpose of
obtaining tne consent or a majority or the
Visit 'Hebe'f" consort, the great con-1 the Board of Alderman of the said city may
r uil i I borrow the sum of One Hundred Thousand
ouum. UUU OVV.lt, I T 11 1 1 1 ,J A. At A. L 1
I juuexoti I a system or Sewerage, and other necessary
1 I ana permanent improvements, an election
Two nr three Ventlemen rnn find P-oofl hall be held on Tuesday, July the lOth A. D.
coctor or m
Lyon's Drug store.
bulk meats, cessful y qultiv4tecl m large quantities board and room at reasonable rates by d
oniy in iiiiii. lu'-oiitj, auu vja t-"- i applying at tne uaily svn oince.
called Currants rrom aiarseiues auu oincr
. Flour, steady.
I i.
street and, western
family
250 65 ;
districts really dome from Corinth.
-
The Dead Letter Office received 4,808,- i
000 letter last year, for about a third of
which
to the
Mousquito Net, 'all cojjors at
junel4:lw j; i Whitlock's.
2 winter red spot and June
southern,
5CK&,6. ,
white, dulj, lower;
dying Emperor was seen to be wearing
away. A soon as it became evident
that the end was near, the Empress
caused the royal family to be summoned.
At 8 o'clock all gathered the bedside.;
Dr. Koegel, court chaplain, who had j the following inducements
been summoned by a telegram from Ems, i eachdav to the Sound,! four
S9H
Wilmington as a pleasure
did not arrive in time to administer the Carolina Beach, and three boats
last sacrament. Dr. j Persins therefore every day to the Rocks and Soiithport.
No.
Corn,
yellow
resort oners
Eight trips
per
day to
running
owhers were discovered. Money
value of $1,895,764 was found in
1 7.588 letters, i These figures show the
necessity cf care1 in directing letters! and
seeing I that theV are starriped, as well as
of indicating on the outside, by soime
means, who sent them, j :
Russia leather is
Strahgej but
true.
Now is the time to haye your Sewing
Machines cleaned-up, repaired and ad-
in said city; and if the consent of the required
majority shall be obtained at such election.
then the Board of Aldermen may borrow said
sum of money upon the bonds of the saidcitr
to be made and issued, in their discretion, in
the denomination of Fifty, One Hundred and
Five Hundred Dollars, with interest coupons
attached, ,
The said bonds shall become due and paya-
usted for the Sorinar and Summer work. I ble thirty years from their date and for inter
Mr. W. IL Littleton, k practical Ma-1 cst a the rate of six per centum per annum.
, . , -, j j -i, I payaoie serni-annuauy, accoraing to tnr
chmest, is in the city ard will do your pons attached, on the first days of J.nua-
worii at your Homes ana save 3'OU tne I ry and July in each andevery year. And they
expense of sending yourl
to have them repaired, j
Mr. i Littleton carries
is need
made in Connecticut: Bordeaux wind
manufactured in Calilornia; Italian mar- ( the wearing; parts to allimachines.
ble is quarried in Kentucky; French! lace
is woven in New York: Marseilles liriei is
produced ! iu Massachusetts; Eg
machines away I hall be signed by the Mayor and counter
a line of good I The said bonds shall in no ease be disposed
es, shuttles, rubbers, bands and all off. old. assigned, or transferred for a less
' - A ii l: I price than par. .
iih
cassimer i? made in New Hampshire;
Parisian art work comes rrom a snop
Boston; Spinish mackeral are caught
tl-e New - lersev oast, and Havana
gars are rolled by the million in Chicago
- A . A
Tne coupons oi saia Donas snail oe at an
t!mM mtini Hnr npoci valil in (urmriit 'of
The Windsor House, fepartanburg, S. I taxes de said city. t ut
C, is one of the best kept hotels in the Majo6 1888. hakkias, Aiayoiy
South. It is convenient to the depot. If I .
mr-Yir,la r nlrnl ir y fri aim rmA
m j you Wish comfortable beds and good fare, j the registration books of the city will call pn
jn I don't foriret tlie Windsor. Si I Col. S Bulow Erwin at the office of the couSUy
on
ci
apl3-tf.
C. C. Chase,
Proprietor.
D
Treasurer in the court house
Bv order of the Board of Aldermen.
JnH-lm r F. M. MILLER, City Clcrki