; :i h "IT W'"' -:l:: if T Ti"';': V' 1" 'M
fE77. Nt. 89. "' ? h '" "1 : AfSHEVILLE, N. C.j SUNDAY, JUNE 17, 1888. : j j ' ; PRICE 5 CENTS.
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II VJIIFCOAI.1IARKET. CONGRESSIONAL EISIKESS OUTLOOK. STftAY BEAMS. . WIND AM) WATF.R. j RAND SPECIAL SALE
I- t t 1 ! Li L.J i .!T : 1 I l-U- vJT !
COPPITTFH nY
i
1: asijevulf? ice and coal co.,
1
: . T. CfH.l.iNS A: CO., Proprietors.
I ;KK ton-,! delivered:
Diamond Lump, for grate, $ 4.75
? " Xut, for Stove 4.75
Chestnut,....1. 9.25
-Stove L 9.50
9.25
D EX I SOX,
fEWELEU A.nD OPTICIAN,
is I 'atti n Avk.m'i-:.
i ! CUES,
ATCIIES,
ATCIIES.
. 'ATCIIES.
'MY. 1
MX.
MY.
MX.
CLOCKS,
CLOCKS,
CLOCKS,
CLOCKS,
WHAT WAS DOXEYnSTERDAY
the norsrl.
viewofthc iast Week
TIic Army Annrouriatiosi 2i21
Amended rcnd Passei?.- ;
13 v
!
Tele.sp-aph to the Sex.
Washington, D. C, Jt:ne 10-Mr.
Randall, from the committee on appro
priations, reported the. sundry civil ap
propriation! bill, and gave notice that he
wflnld mil it nn for action at the earliest
. . L- - , : j j
t
possible moment.
Several bills were reported land placed
on;thc Calendar.
There was some discussion
order of proceedure; Randall, TQwnshend
and others desiring to consider ,141c army
L f
appropriation bill, and j other
BRONZES,
BRONZES,
BROXZES,
BROXZES,
1 AND PLATED SILVERWARE,
I AND PLATED SILVERWARE,
:i AND PLATED SILVERWARE,
! I AND PLATED SILVERWARE,
JLD AND SILVER HEADED
C
Akl-S,
COLD PjEX'S, &C.
s to the
1
ivns
tier
1 - 7
up cm oers
insisting 011 mi opportunity for; lie dis
position of other business; : vl:cn Mr.
Townshend. moved to go into cipipriiittee
of the whole on the army appropriation
billl Mr. Crain and Mr. Willlins, of
Ohio, therefore made points of nojrjjuorum,
but were induced to withdraw tliem,
when Air. Toy -nshend threatened an ad-
journment. So tne House Went into
committee of the whole on thp'lirmv 'ap
propriation bill.
The formal read in of the bill was dis
pensed with and it was jrcad Ju para
graphs, for discussion and air.eixclnicnt.
An appropriation of $30,0,00 wlu added
forithe beginning ot the construe
new militar' post near Chicago,
of $30,000 for powder to ' fire ,
and evening guns at military
By Telegraph to the Srx.
New York I Tune 1G. R. G. Dtimn &
Franklin Steams, one of the
iest citizens of Richmond, died Suiidav
night in the 7
Mr. Blaiae has engaged passage to re
turn to the United States on the steamer
1 . . li . I T,, . r ' oL..1 1 T1- 1 ri1.
Company's review of trade for thd week Ai ovumai iptun, jiuv iui i
savs: The moderate imorovem6nt.ini' The receipts of the! Loridon Zoological
trade noticed k week ago does nit yet Gardens have Jdecreased $10 GOO inT the low
1 . , , , ii .. past year ana tne managers oiame 13111-
" lalo Bill's sbotv tor the loss
whicn occasionalh'- breaks a period of
th year of his ag
wdichlth
Eeaves Death and Destruction In
1 1 '
- its pjatli.
iiti?prffiififv rn! rmtinnrntrf inn(liv!v I f " 43 f
"" r J ; "--r l its appearance, atter a suspension 01
nen purciiascs arc; curtailed tor a time, several weeks, havmer been burned out
i i, i . . i :i . ....
i- i .. i-
continuing consumption is apt to produce A-ia "jyy u. p"1 ipci.
html activity at times, but signs of last- Ex-Governof. S. D. McEnerv has been
ing impriovement in Itrade do not vet ap- confirmed by the Louisiana Senate tb be
t- x:... Ji.:ii :i ji ustice oi tna supreme uourt or rt;nat
i i i r i . v n i t irv; i s; t 1 1 1 1 v - i i
pear.
their
ts in
crs arc conservative, conhninsr
transactions to immediate wan
most branches of business In
places moreover the cold and wet spring fine teachers a
!'.ts o frir rTirtni1p(1 ttmrlp tlmf -rfnilprns Where.
are carrying over stocks larger i than
tipn oi a
and one
aormng
) I TI CA L GOODS !
CLASSES
classics.
classics
(;lassi-:s.
COIT.S.
.COPES,
: ;copi;s
..copies. -
-SPI-CTACLES,
-SPECTACLES,
-SPECTACLES,
-SPI-CTACLES,
U()PERA CLASSES',
I OPERA GLASSES,
i I OPERA GLASSES,
i t-OPI-KA GLASSES,
-4
- t
provision was
pOf.cS.
A
added to ihe jjaragraph
relating to post supplies, requiring them
to be purchased where thcx can be iJiir
ehased cheapest, quality and cost of trans-
portation considered. No other amend
ment was made.
The committc the:
was passed, and the Housed at
journcd. I
jse ancs the i
ill
P..) n.l.
KPAIRIXC AND ENGRAVING.
EPAIRING AND EXGRAVIXG.
ilPAIRlXC AND ENGRAVING.
;:pairinc and engraving.
i
Ashkvii-lk, N. C.
;ii:vii.li: ice and coal co.
COLLINS & CO.. PlfOl'RIKRORS.
WHIZ ICE
PPRE ICE
PPRIi ICE
rew Yorlc Stoclc litrliet.
! -I " ;
By Telcfrrapli to the Scx.j ,, i
New York, TmielG. Th. stock market
was quite active to-day, especially "in
spots, but the tone of dealings v.-as
strong and material gains wc'c made
throughout the list, many stocks closing
at highest prices lor the weekL There
was a dearth of news but meagre ad
vices from the Yv'est were of a reassuring
nature and grangers were prominent
both for activity and strength. The
siecial future was Xew England, which
was very strong; ana "tncj Dtoyriney"ih
that stock was attributed, tp hiLercsts
closely allied to the property-j and a
prominent broker with a Doston h.ousc
conspicuous in dealings, bidding for large
lots. London bought at j opening and
prices began toj advance j inimediatciv
Xew England, Louisville c j Nashville,
Missouri Pacific
market and
during the first hour, but after that time
sales for realization kepd the I market
down, though the advance! v.iit with no
set back. The market closed? nuiet and
i ! t j
strong at best figures. Sales aggregated
115,000 shares.
State. He is to serve twelve years.
Miss Emma
see the necessi
some cuitiYate the
Kansas has
Thursby says she does not
y of going to Liirope to
voice, as we havp as
s are to be Jound aii3'-
Avere
a. genuine philanthropist
rhcre is unrtflintv nhm t. the Stephen Kichardson, ot liarvey county, fr ilurt
"r i . r r: x:r V Zl or less miured.. So lar as Know
ine puonc mgnway jot xne oeneni; oi i i , J 1 U
ife will take an Ohio
usual.
tariff anil its effects' upon many branches
of mam facture; atout the crojs and
foreign t emand for exportable products;
about tfansportatipn rates in the near land and his
future, hud about jfinancial prospects, the first week!) in September. They
Crop prospects have not changed for to strjC oSfion "S
the worse, but the extent of loss in r " i
winifi- Ui-.fl nrp finiK- niiri 1 A colored man has been admitt
lie tlic irosncct tis to sonne wlieat ... cl-i.
reported
ere
By Telegraph
ing a
Lexmgtpn were yrecked. The storm
first
and
Mrs
died
was
yeryj
injuries
on t
kins
jureci
and otl
Yith
f-1
yorable weather the general re- as police officers in that citj The poor, a fight with native
suits would probably be fair, and in downtrodden hegro!
some quarters a decided hopeful feeling Mr. Thomas
begins tb prevail.
lower tl
lower; q
tion low
but
bee;
j i
v if.
ugc
aire
speculate
hcavv
p-rice about
also one
.fidenee i:
the tone
travelers.
It is understood that President Clevc-
tnp
' are
Cen-
er crops is
necessarily vague. New Orleans,
an
a wee ic ago; corn z cents Ut, tt:,.:4.4J f Ai k,,;ii
hogs and lard each a frac- begin his new duties in September next.
tr; cotton has risen an eighth, He is an alurtmus ot the University ol
use of figures regarding Euro- V&hna
pean consumption, i
d not because of Gen. Clintod
in
crop;
i A . I i-irtninpf fnt- P-l-psirlprit- s.ivs lippnnnni snv I flip TTriicr f Crn4
prospects. ; Lonee r U : " ; T , -"t
, v,.. ii,! VVilt" J"4 ri a 110 . i 1 r. " I dcatli ot Kictiard
. v,wv ..we ac.vwx tance Me savs tliere is plenty ol time
1 I" . J VI' 1L -r-r , 1 "1 ! j 1 J 1
It ilHCIIIli 1UIS UCJJl CbbCLl L11C
3
one
per cent.
cent lower, and want of con
the near future is rjervadinrr
; tJ I r z U-4.i, :i:t.:
uon irom j'tuu.uuu lo jbuu.wu. lli it
has appointed fifteen blacks
erab
St
regular tonent
to the $uii.
Pqrt4and, Oregpx, June l6. A disas
trous wind storm Jind cloud burst was
yesterday at Arlington. Wil
li became ai furious current, mak-
seven onages ai
struck the grpve below Lexington
blew down H. T. Brdckfe' house.
Brocks was fcjtally injuredjand soon
II. A. Harkins
totall vwreckcq
Harkihs,
sick m tne nouse, sustained senous
His little
ic head and w
two otiicr c
A school hd
ch
as
partially destrojxd
injured; two,
Several dth
it
house and -barn
who was
GRAND SPECIAL SALE
GRAND SPECIAL SALE
GRAND SPECIAL SALE
THIS WEEK
THIS WEEK
THIS WEEK
THIS WEEK
THIS WEEK
THIS WEEK
AT WHITLOCK'S
AT WHITLOCK'S
AT WHITLOCK'S
DRY GOODS EMPORIUM.-
DRV GOODS EMPORIUM.-
DRY GOODS EMPORIUM.-
jld received a blow For This Week-
killed.
Mrs. Har-
liildren were also in
use full of
pupils
was
some of the children
is feare
d a
e fatally
i 1
r persons were more
Brussels, June 16.
s in
eare,
of
one-1
W. Jordan, president of Tib had not sent tile promisetl
B. Fiske, the "prohibition
Stan
Lisbon to the independence yoeige says:
Advices from the Cpngo say I that Arabs
who have arrived at Kinshassa, state
that Henry M. Stahlekr was wounded in
s, and thai afterwards
alf of his escpro
ey,
A. Ciladstoiilaii
By Cabld
LoNDOX, June 16
borough jesterday
"He wants his familv to fret accustomed
Oil is to the idea and to get himself readv for stonian, by a mjyoHti of 63.!
the attacks he will have to undergo.
the return of Ca
Abill has passed the Senate providing
consid-
huley ..:WonudM In a PiKbt.
Bv Cable ui the Srx.
1
A dispatch from
to
to
ot.
iPassetl i
Bv Telerri
deserted.
Tippoo
cdnvov to
Re-Elected.
the SuxJ ; I
The election at Ayr-
fill thd
mpns, caused by the
Cahipbelll
Sinclair,
vacancy in
"Fruit of the Loom" muslin, - '
will be 9c per yard,
Colored Lawns, 3 cts.,
Colored Satines, 8'V4 cts.,
Warner's Coraline Corsets, 89c,
Warner's Health Corsets, 99c, j
A splendid 50c corset for 39c, I
Infants' Lace caps at 8c, !
Oriental Lace flounces,
5 inches deep, nt f0e,
In White and EcRt',
Narrow Lace to match, at 5 to 7c.
Black Spanish flounces at $1.10, ,
worth $l..r,
Black Chantillj' flounces, all silk,
at $2.12!,
Cream Chantillv flounces, all silk, !
at $2.f0,
Book-fold India and Victoria Lawns,';
at 6c worth 10c,
Full line of nice white lawns,
at very low prices
Checked and plaid muslins,
at 64, 8', 2 and KV.
resulted in 1
attributed to financial influences, for
;.J i,,i ,,,1 ..i .:n : iiJ i a ,;ii ort,0T-i,; lowing bulletin-was issued tm$
IkkK i kx iri 1. LLUUUl.Ulil L. .111U UUUIVU -V . I yY I1X Uv 111 JUVIVj lA.ikVX V 111 liUt V. OU111V Cjillil w I I
one per tent here, notwithstanding re- over $15,000 yearly, available in
- . ' , . i i " I . J J J .
f gold exports. The treasury vancc Ior quartermaster s suoies
new a
Is bf
-t
land Grangers
values moved iu
led the
rapidly
-1
New Vorlt Cotton Inrlcet.
1
)I FROM DISTILLED WATER.
.
FROM DISTILLED WATER.
FROM DISTILLED WATER.
::iior hard axd soft coal.
Orders Promptly Filled.
Telephone No. 58.
: r and Yard at The Old Detot.
i
COMPLAINTS IX IxliGARU TO EI-
i
m:if coal oi: ici: will be
RV. i'OKTI- D AT TIIICOP-
i
FICE.
Frrowx Office,
ic Barnard building. Paiton Ay.
' Telephone No Cn).
OlliniK C-"iiN l'KOMPT Attkxtiox.
MAXPFACTPRED ICE.
i
By Telegraph
New York, J in: e IC Ilsjlja
j'rice,
tract market was rather aj :uirnr.v one,
I " '
and while prices for summer months have
dav
shown a' gain of 3 points' fdr tlx
there appears jto Jbe nothing significant
in that beyond a timid feeling! aipong a
few traders on the short sit
in as bears to cover shorts.
to be buying for i account of some Nev.'
Orleans parties, who have opeficl strad
dles between the two markets.;
e, who came
There 'seemed
men ts.
urv has
ad-
AVasiiixgtox, D.
etin yi
at 9 a. m: "Gener
V- W -t i XI l M.A tn. - , -L ilV I L- Lijl'
asps report in his cond
mi-
to the Sfot
i
It is recorded as a tact tnat bees, w
: i., I 4- ,i and hornets tan be handled with
. j. . . . . I puniLV 11 CI1C u-l CclLii uc utiu at LUt tmiw.
considctditjie oners since nave oeen two rwa ; nn nhrimpnt wnrHi trvin for
J " (T O
million dollars at an j eighth above its those whose business it is to rob gums at
new Un it for fours and a like amount, this season ojfj the . year. Suppose you
three-eib its above its limit for four and a "JT I T
;m . i . . . mains wui Mpuui. ,
halfs. fnere is a growing impression - . I , i, , , .
. , - I, , , i ; i- ' , , : An interesting report oi the death -of .a
time noi us win not uc iourtiicomnis; cil raAiU. rui, :j.Li
- - ' . I 1 Hi Ul uuiu. I 111C 11UL1VC 11UU IlclUj L11C
June I6.k-The fol-
niorning
C,
s i
al Sheridan
pining the past week the treas- port says;
taken
, t
more tnai
still rccci
ioi-, thou
died of' the tiger
Vnotlier National Hank.
By Telegraph to the Su?l
1 I
i Washington, D CL, Tun?
Comptroller of Currency to-day author
ized the First National Bank
dega, I'! a., to begin business
save some fingers, which probably be- ordered in mourning fdr the late
longea eitner to tne ngnt or leit nand." for tlee. months.
The new year book of the Young Men's mourning will last
pandu
i j - i - mi . .
m a million and a hall w" ,r & r.. yt tl "lu" '-r"BV
... otdeatn. Nothing was lefti of Pandu
i it nas paia put, out tne Danics
re some money from the inter
jh at some northwestern points
money lit now. going into the country and Christian Assdciation gives the number
not to the enst. There is no report of of associations throughout the w-orld as
here but du 4 OI wnicn i,4u are in tne united
tJ",IJUl,f Ui bluw .ons uo sociationsowi real estate to the value of
diminish!. Exports of the principal pro- $6,708,230, ah1" increase of nearly $1,
duets in bany were larger in value; by 100,000 during the previous year
t,o;Wc.o, u f association was never sq; scrong
18S7f biit because of heavy cotton ship-
T-nnvfo tVr 1 i TVTpw "Vr-rl- nr lif
In
lournlnsr ior tlie Dmpercr.
BV Cabld to the Sun
li
The Coutt
Berlin, June 1G.
prosperous as at is now
men
An unknown genius has suggested
past twd weeks show a decrease of 15 of deceased friends and relatives is td
per cent,
imports.
the best way of disposing of the bodies
with only a slight decrease in mate them and
It is natural that weakness chemical preparation that he had!
x - j i-: i- l .i ,i i.
-i ,i..iij. ; i- i i 1,1 ;t ; vciitoi, wiiieii muuiu iuukc liicui Lieu
(Iwlii.tiS Jil SLUtlvS SJllVUlU IJICVclll ill , , i . ,
. . t t 1 . . tc
rdnsisfpnrv- nf rmv. This rlnx- rhnln
sueii a state ol trade, but the decline m he m;kle :nto sUtues which, he believes. 425(75 : citv- mi
'ices J
s not been great, and there are wouli make becoming ornaments for the I extra
some sitrhs oi recovery.
i nc ire
Bv Cable
Words of Condolence.
a Glad-
A Reduction of 20 tek Cent.
ON PARASOLS:
i
A $1.00 Parasol for $ .80,;
A $2.00 Parasol for 1.00,
A $3.00 Parasol .........for 2.40.
passed a
no changes to
this morning.
16. The
of Talla-
with a
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. ' J
The period o
eight days
-
has been
Emperor
general
1 1
jto the SunL
. . A QUANTITY OF REMNANTS
i
Of Ginghams, White and Colored Lawns,
and various other goods, at one-half
1 i
their value. Ask to see the t
REMNANT BARGAINS.
i
(o?Everything in stock as advertised
and will be sold at the prices. Call early
The
Berlin, June 16. The telegrams of and secure bargains.
Respectfully,
sympathy of President Cleveland and the
an Emperor of BrazilJwere among! the first ,
to be received. ."
hat
cre-
Prodacfe Itrarltet.
By Telesrraph tl the Sx.s.
mix the ashes with some Baltimore, Jund 16.
m-
uire
familv active. Ho w
ard street and western
super,
2503; etra
Whea
32575; rib brands
, southern, steady. Fu
Corn, southern white, I
mantelpieces of j the relatives of the de
pp:irp? A tvrinn rlvinnr miaTif Ipnvp in.
n trade, manifests no improve- structions in his I will as to what kind of Longberry 906.
ment, though sales of. 39,000 tons of a statue he wokild prefer to assume. The weak yellow scarcj?, firm, 59(60
teel railb are rcborted for 830. at the sportmg man could meet death calmly
witn sine tnougnt tnat in a iew oavs ne
Woult figure as the mighty John L. him
mill and
regarded
Sou then
but the r
ftlie allotment is said to be dis-
tailnre
which
ss ana
Failure of a ESaiilcin jr Firm.
By Telegraph to thej Sex.
Louisville, Kv., June ici The
of the Kentucky Flour Ccmpany
has done a heavx"! banking jbuhin
has also dealt larirely in flo
nouueed to-day. Thedeed Of assignment
was made late last uitrhtj namijmr the
Fidelity Trust Company asf assignee.
Nominal assets, $60,000;iiabilitiep, $S0,
000. The catise lassichcd is inability to
Was
by some eastern makers. seift above the
pig is quoted at $17 for No. 1, while an ugly girl might be transfered Qats 32
tralitv is not in all cases found mto a Venus, and so on mdetmiteiy
satisfactory. Bar iron is weaker, with
$17.50 tbSIS quoted for large lots I of
best refined.
In the
Chicago, June 16. (Cash
were ::
Flour, dul
par of his favorite retreat, spring wheat . 86j
Press
By Gable to the Sux.
dry goods business there is a
lack of activity and vet in' cotton goods
London, June
nientiag on the
Comments.
a more confident feeling with print cloths saJs Germany
higher at 3.87 antllowgrades of bleached souled ruler an
roods vef-y fi
collect many small debts. The principal
3c jnfirinatin of the public and to
trroiKMMis ideas on the subject of arti
, wo sivc thefollowingfacts in regard
i.-ntj'.V.cttiie of ice: Our ninnnerof ina
i t- Jistil the water bj' condensing
thus winking it aTjsolutelj pure. Then
xl ovf t 'arcoal to completely deodcr-
' "-"ly remaining traces of ira
tzz. .-titer which cans filled with it are
In Lriiie chilled below the freezing point,
;re it remains until it is frozen as clear
tal and almost as solid as glass. This
U.ne fit for human use. It lasts one
jnger than natural iee . and has all the
lal virturcs of the high priced table
"fci in mere
stock holders
are -Foster Thomas and
Horace Bashaw.
Steel Worlis to CJose.!
By Telegraph to the) Su?i.
IlAKRISnURC
30th the Penn
Pa., June loA-O
svlvania steel wor
l June
cs will
the!? Universal
close, with exception o
and the Merchant Mills, fbj- twojweeks.
Notice to that 'effect is being posted to
day. Stagnation in the iron; trade, as
the result of the pending tariff legislation,
is ascribed as thelcause. There will be a
i - l - i t
reduction of w.nges when operations are
resumed.
A
A Heavy Failure,
Bv Cable to the Stfx.
Vienna, June 16. Harlann j lleimanit
& Sons, bankers, have failed heavy. It
is alleged that fraudulent practices caused
mi. Woolens
with very good trausactio
are still dull man. The first Emperor William was as
Mess pork
8; short ribs 7 45;
Whiskey 120.
16. The Times, corn
death of the Emperor;
as lost a devpted, high-
Cincinnati, J une
Wheat, dull, No.
Manager
S. LIPINSKY,
Is,
Whitlock's Dry Goods Emporium.
-Flour, steady.
T.
W. CORTLAND,
3254; family
super.
neglected.
quotations
No. 2
Kp. 2 corn, 49.
13.60. 1 Lard
steady, No. 2 mixed 53. Oats quiet,
u a noble-minded,
faithful
No. 2 mixed 37V2, Pork
bulk meats and bacon
in ;- , ' i
changed. Whiskey 114
Hier as his grandson, the St. Louis, June 16. Flour dull.
ns for men's much of a soMi
roods, aid wool is quoted! lower at Chi- present William the II, and it. may be unchanged. Wheat opened, weak, de
S 25065;
495510.
tz, 889.
"I
REAL. ESTATE BROKER,
J-
short
cloar 8.
16, Flour; quiet.
2 red I 91. ! Corn.!
14; lard 810;
ORDERS TO BUY AND SELL 1
PROPERTY,
WILL- BE GIVEN CLOSEST ATTENTION
INVESTMENTS MADE x
J
ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
EB-Office in th Barnard building, Patton
a venne entrance. malG
pOR RENT. .
Two excellent office rooms, in the Wolfe
building. Apply to w. O. WOLFE. ju-lO-tf.
steady
and un-
Hogs fii-m.
AN
ORDINANCE,
cairo.
Speculators have bdught consid- hoped, with Bismarck's influence, that clined 11V on
acdoun
i Spring trade in w!
ing does riot appear to; haye been very
satisfactory, and it is beliejved that re
tailers carr over iunusuallyj large stocks,
though prices have bccn'reniarkablvlow.
Business failures occurring throughout
the country during the last jcveek number
for the United States 200, and for Cana
da 23 ; total 232 j against 235 last week.
Failures are still unusually numerous on
the Pacific coast J the number from that
section this week being 42.
ruled by such d
crable quantities of southwestern wool the grandsonj efforts wil
u':s.e 1,.4- .;n il nJA rnven to nvertihff Virar.
ofduticsjand hold it atlprices above the The Standard says the German people cash, 85. JtiIy 87M
likewise be loaded later, recovered about;
No.! 2
closed ; below yesterd
itcs uuuvc iuc r "j 7 j . I 'i j
wholesale cloth- may well be prWd; that they have been 41; July 456. 0
ay.
Corn
xt'Av1 Inwpr I DoUars, to be applied to the construction of
f113 wtk,iuwn, i a STStem of Seweracre. and other neenmrv
race of heroes. A death cash 33 Vi. .Whiskey stekidyt1114
more tonchiug has never been witnessed I visions steady.
Tlie Cotton Crop.
By Telegraph to the Sux.
I Ml
XnV York, June 16. Thej total visible
supply of cotton for the world is 1,741,
4SGbalcsL of which 1,209,486 is Ameri
can; against 1,993,970 and 1,246,370
respectively, last year. Receipts at all inte
rior towns 6,925, receipts at plantations
the failure. One partner has been arrested j 0,912, crop in siht G,797,70 bales.
LoulsviLLF, Ky., June
16. Grain firm
than that of Elnperor Frederick.
Tli D.oip ,VJt-c ni7! lif Kinrvrnr i? I ii
deeply mourned in tjermairy; and nardiy g
less in England! His patient endurance 5
of suffering and his heroic discharge qf vjsjons quiet.
t 11. . 1. . .!. r 1 1 j. 1 1 . I . ' 1
aUlrrne"T":lfle.C i cl earSr90; shoulders 6.75; bulk j meats, bl; atSrdkt?radfor
recalled to an Americans ineir own mur- dcnr ribs 7.75; shdulddrs, C.li2;
To provide that the Aldermen of the City of
Asheville may negotiate 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
j I the City of Ashevillc, That for the purpose or
1 ootaimng tne consent or a majority or the
red, I qualified and registered voters of the city that
lower, cash I borrow the mm of One Hundred Thousand
of 'general uh-
a ystem of Sewerage, and other necesnnry
Prti I and permanent improvements, an election
snau dc neia on luesaay, juiy ine lutu a. I.
1888 at the usual voting place, and under the
rules and regulations governing such election)
in said city; and if the consent of the required
majority shall be obtained at such election.
1 j. T n i nm . f v t
neat, io. f reu, y-s ; io. 4 ong oerry 1 tnen tne Board or Aiaermen may borrow said
X Chm Ko O tnii-pfl TCri 9 rafilf I m money upon xne oonus oi me saiucity
T- H ' - mied o , ISOj JT white, I to madeand issued, in their discretion, in
7 Ontj Nn r mivorl KC.XUTtT Pi-rk I the denomination of Fifty. One Hundred and
dered President
Tlie Diss Debar Case.
By Tellgraph to . the Snx.
une 16
New York,- J
Diss Debar case brought in a verdict of
guilty, at noon
, Garfield.;
-
I Mr w t . . u i m a m will iii i ri . m i at hit u . n m
Bacbn, tlearSribs, 8.40 ; I attached.
a ne ituu uunui sntui oecome uue ana pay a
le thirty years from their date and for inter.
sugar I at tne rat ot ix PeT centum per annum,
i s. ' i na va ri umi.finnti bi v a A v.
cured nams,jil.ojia.OiU. L,ard,i cnoice I coupons attached, on the first days of Janua
leaf, 9.
50.
to-day.
pair, adjust or clean
!Tir.w;nTffirTi;tii- I xne coupons or saia Donis si
jupwingJXiacmnes.itimes when daCt ln
day.
Peanuts Roasted fresh every
(warm or coid.i also raw. at Wilkies.
Fresh lot of Oranges and Lemons; just
received at Willies, 26 South Main St.
Delicious Orange Cider at Wilkies. .
for your needles, oil
may. need.
Call at the Farmer's Warehouse and
The iurviathe see a ! bargain m several good Sewing I of. sold, assigned, or transferred for a less
xviiitiixiics. v . ii. ivinieijon is lucic iu ic-1
ry and Julj in each andevery year. And they
snaii oc signca oy inc Aiayor ana counter
signed by the Treasurer, and .be under the
seal of said city.
The said bonds shall in no case be disposed
Hp wijl buy,) sell or repaijr. Call on him J taxes de said city.
and any part you
Fresh lot of Mason's
milk, biscuits, &r ,ji
st received.!
A. D
The coupons of said bonds shall be at all
payment of
May 26, 1888.
II. S. HARK IKS, Mayor.
Any person who is not already registered on
the registration books of the city will call on
crackers cakes, I Col. 8 Bulow Erwin at the office of the county
Cooped
! Treasurer in the court house.
By order of the Board of Aldermen,
JB8-lnt P. M. MILLER, City Clerk.
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