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ASHHVILLE. N. C
...JUNE 20
The Daily Sex is the only paper in West
ern North Carolina taking the Asciated
Press dispatches. j
Weather indications.
By Telegraph to the Sun.
Washington-, I. C.,junc 19. For
North Carolina Light to fresh easterly
winds, warmer fair weather. '
B, Long,
the city yesterday and was; in
He
Col. Thos
was in
nnc oi his greatest talking humors
is evidently not well pleased jwith the
State ticket which the republicans have
put up. He said he would not vote for
... 11 . .J -i-.!! : i Inn I flint:
anv onnuie-taneu juucp."-..k -
Greensboro had a $10,000 fire Sunday
morning, me propti u
two grocery stores, one bjikery, and
nJ confectionary! store, situated on
South Elm street, oil the ndrth side of
t,L:irtoi The tirooertv Was owned
liiC:iiU viiw X A j
by
he wants only
the tried and true. There
Thos. Bailey, Wmj McDonald and
are only about two men he said on
State ticket that amount
the republican
to anything.!
Clean up your premises.
Rain is much needed in this vicinity.
Cse plenty of lime on your premises.
Joe Sludcr has gone on j an extended
trip North. , !
Nothing done in Court yesterday ex
cept a few motions were argued. ;
Mr. John W. Wadsworth. a prominent
citizen of Charlotte, is in the city.;
We regret to learn that Capt. Alexan
der, on the French Broad, is quite sick.
W. W. jFIemming, Esq., of Washing
ton, D. C is in attendance upon court,
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Yesterday was another hot and dry
day. People were hunting for cool places.
F. II. Cameron, Inspector General of
North Carolina State Guards, id in the
!
citv
Mr. D. S. Watson, of this city, is spend
a few days at the Asheville Sulphur
Springs. j j
Miss Mary Woodcock has returned
home, after a visit of several months
to Charlotte. I j
W. G. B. Morris, of Hendcrsontille, is
in the city and reports his town as still
on the boom.
! !
Farmers have had a spleuded season in
which to save their hay, during thf past
ten days, and much has been saved.
The Si x bulletin attracted much atten
tion yesterday as the news from the
Chicago convention was being displayed.
j i
Dan Sumniy has just returned from an
extended trip through Ohio. While in
that State, he heard Thurman make a
big speech. ' j
Mr A. R. Cooley yesterday pruchascd
one hundred nice spring lambs and fifty
sheep, for his market. See advertisement
elsewhere.
Our sister town of Weavcrvilleis catch
ing the spirit of enterprise. There are
many improvements going on in and
around the place.
Mr. E. G. Carrier, of the Ashcvillc
Sulphur Springs recently sold one of his
thoroughbred registered Jersey cows to
Mr. Wm. Robertson for $20 j).
We were pleased to meet in the city
yesterday Dr. j. A. Reagan of Weaver
ville. He informs us that the crops in
his section arc looking well.
i
The State Dental Association, which
met in Raleigh last week, selected Ashc
villc as its next place of meeting,! and the
4th Tuesday in July, 18S9, as the time.
The city authorities should lose no
time in securing a duplicate "pump for
the waterworks. Supposethc pump they
have was to give way nowj w ; would
be in a bad fix.
Mr. John Delvaux, who lives three
miles North of the city, will move here in
the fall and establish a brewery
mother enterprise for Asheyille,
This is
and one
ivcrv stable
which will, no doubt, pa- handsomely.
There will be good breaks at :he Far
mers and the Banner warehoscs this
morning. The greater part of this
tobacco is from the counties lof Hay wood
r i ' r
and Yancv. And some of it is very line.
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We are glad to welcome Dr.J.M. Rose
bcry back to Ashcvillc, aftcrj an absence
of about twelve; months at his former
home in the North. We hope that Jic
has rcutmed to make this his permanent
home. j
T. F. Woodburv is a bora
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man. lie has one of the; best equipped
liverv stables in the StateL His turnouts
are handsome, his horses last and gentle
If you should wish a nice team, Wood
bury will do his best to pleaseyou.
Mr. Frank Reynolds, or Aver, Ruther
ford county, who has been in thecitj-two
or three days, left for his home yester
day. He has-been prospecting with a
view of establishing, a business in Ashe
villc. We hope that he ran decide to
locate with us. i
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, A stout healthy voung woman with
her three year old daughter went to
several places in the citv jyesterdav and
proposed to give her child awa'. Atone
place she went to, we learn, she was very
severely and justly abused j for offering
to give away her child,. j
A bill was passed in the House of Rep
resentatives yesterday, providing for the
erection of a public building at States
ville, N. C, at a cost of $75,000. In the
event that the bill goes through and be
comes -a law we hope our Statesville
friends will not have the same trouble in
selecting a site for the building, that has
been experienced here. J
Crockery and Glassware,
At wholesale 'and retail,- at lowest
"figures for cash, j We duplicate all bills
rom large cities, saving 3 011 the freight.
Our line of silverware and table cutler
is one of the best in the State. We make
a specialty of supplying hotels and board
ing houses, to whom we allow whole
sale prices. Call or write, f J. H. Law,
-01 oc iiu ouuiu Aiani si.
If you wish to see a wonderful invention,
otq to the court house tc-day and see Gibbs'
Automatic Churn Dasher. MrGibbs had
it'on exhibition yesterday for two and
a half hours, and sold even twenty-five.
It is the greatest success in the way of a
churn dasher we have ever known. Some
of the best people of Asheville endorse it.
We were told by Mr. J. E. Gibbs, the in
ventor, that he would remain here all
next week to exhibit his invention.
Mrs. Rosa McDonald. Insurance $2,000
Several negro
burned.
'shanties'
I UNDERTAKERS.
Office
and Warerooms, No, 27 Fattoti Av
S ;,
Asheville, N. CrV
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A fine assortment of Coffins, Caskets ana
Burial Cases. All kinds oi cases,, u
were
also
Pkaxitts Roasted fresh fevery day,
cold. also raw. at Wilkies
Fresh lot of Oranges and Lemons just
iUAIetallC uunai v,itacs. "'"' r ,
fySor old, from plain to the finest kept
constanriy on uauu. j. i uunn. ....r. 0
11 orders, dav or 'night. J
yHWe have employed a first class j under
of many years' experience, who has
charge of this department. I
received at Wilkies, 26 South
Delicious Orange Cider at Wilkies
Main St.
Attention! A. I. I.
There will be a! meeting bf the Ashe-
Tn-llo T.iVht Infantry on Thursday even
Wat 8:30 sharp. 1 A full attendance is
ordered. Bv order of the Cbmmandmg
Officer.
Duff Merrick,
1st
Sergeant.
who
Masonic Celebration.
One of the pleasant events that are to
take place at Our sister town of Wraynes
ville during thi summer,- is the Masonic
celebration wliich conies off in that place
on July the 4tl). We tender our thanks
to the commitiee for an invitation to be
present. The committee of invitation is
composed of Maj. W. W . Stnnglieia, vr.
R. C. Filer andJ. M. Davis.
An important Matter.
A wealthy ladv of New York city,
spent several 'months in this cit last
winter and spring, was perfectly de
lighted with Asheville in every respect,
save one that! was that it did not have
a system of sewerage. She said if Ashe
ville had the proper sewerage, she-would
invest here and make this her home. A
day or two ago, she wrote a gentleman in
this citv. savinir that if the bonds for the
sewerage system were voted that she
wished him to purchase for her a certain
piece of property in Asheville, thai she
would at once make her arrangements . to
come, to Asheville and commence the
erection of a handsonie residence on the
same. This is -but another reminder that
we should have the sererage system, and
to have it we must vote the bonds, and
to vote the bonds, it is ofthe greatest
importance that every man should go to
the polls on the 10th of July and cast
his vote for bonds, and thereby give our
city another great step on the road to
progress and prosperity j Asheville not
only needs a complete systen of sewerage
to help to builct up a great and prosper
ous city, but slie needs it for the health
of her people. While we are enjoying
good health in all sections of the city
now, the time j might come when we
would be stricken ; down with desease,
resulting from the lack of sewerage in j
our city. Let us be up and doing and
let us have the cleanest city in the South.
Wc can do it if we will.
Fine Lambs.
IaL'R. Cooley yesterday purchased 100
find lambs and 50 nice sheep, which
L.I ip. c1,i ottered for his market.
Housekeepers wishing a choite article of
er.nfr TnmTi would do wen to can ai 111s
market. I june20tf
Irlnll at the Farmer's Warehouse and
see j a bargain in 'several good Sewing
at nUiinps. W. H. .Littleton ii there to re-
nriif. ndrust or clean up Sewing Machines.
TTf 'will huv. sell or Ireoair. Call on him
for your needles, oil and any part you
may need.
I
Windsor House. Spartanburg, S.
CJjsone ofthe best kept hbtels in the
Soluth. It is convenient to the depot. If
you1 wish comfortable beds and good tare,
do!n't forget the Windsor.
! ' C. C. Chase,
apl3-tf. ' i Proprietor
ADVERTISEMEN
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N
TlOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
DC
ALL KINDS OP
'S -I
- RAIL ROAD TICKE
IJGHT, SOLD AND EXCHANGED,
1 1 "at" low est r ATES. -I I
R. G. McPERRAN & cl).,
Railroad Ticket Brokers,
rj. Shh TVf ain Street.
Two doors North ofthe Post Office
Members of the; Associated, Ticket Bro
kers' Association.
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U REAL ESTATE BROKER
wir
Telephone. i
Our neighbor the Citizen need not be
- T I
uneasy. Ashevjlle will have a telephone
exchange. In Our ojiinion, the city has
fully made up its mind that an exchange
will be established here without inter
ruption. The council has shown this dis
position. This pody feels that by giving
Major Martin and Ihis company an ex
clusive franchisJ on certain streets would
be about the same as to give the ex
clusive right to the entire city. There is
only one reliabl telephone now in use,
and that is the jBell, and this company
is now ready to put in an exchange here.
Suppose the exclusive right was given to
Major Martin qnd his company, his com-pain-could
not use the 1 Bell telephones,
because this telephone is not leased, ex
cept to private individuals. And sup
pose another patent of some inferior
telephone was
have the same
from the Long
have to
might
i 1
mignt
put in here, we
nefficient service we had
1
telephone, and finally, we
abandon that. What
Asheville wants isjthe veryjbest, and that,
no one doubts is the Bell Telephone.
Of course, we would not like to see our
Li..
local company lose anything on its in
vestment in the Long Telephone Ex
change, but we cannot expect the city
council to do anything that would in any
way delay the establishment of an ex
changc. I ,
Mr. M. F. Burke, who is looking after
the interest of tie Southern Bell in this
city, already has some forty or ! fifty .sub
scribers for his company. In other words
he has received a sufficient number to
open the exchange at once, which will be
done as soon a$ the committee jfrom the
Board of Aldermen reports Friday night.
Wc have no doubt the Bell Telephone
Company will pay 'Major Martin and his
company a fair price for the bid Long
telephone plantj. The Bell will cither buy
the old plant or will pat in ajnrew one.
Wc do not see 'after ali, how the local
company can lose much money. Of
course, it cannot get much for the old
telephones, because thay are useless to
the Bell. The local company cannot ex
pect to get. much'fc r these 'phones. They
were purchased! at a time when the suit
between the Beil and Long was pending,
and if the local company has gotten left
on the trade, we take it that the citv
bf
Asheville, while) she nia- regret it, cannot
help it: I
A full line of Toilet articles, Rubber
goods, combs, j hair and tooth brushes,
bottled mineral waters, Lubin's, Wright js,
Atkinson's Lundborg's extracts and Toi
lets water. Prescriptions carefully pre
pared and delivered promptly to any part
of the cit3
Grant & Wixgert.
Chamois Mousquetaire Gloves, just in
at WniTLOCK'si j iuncl4-:lw
j I1
r1
avenne
V. CORTLAND
jn!4 4-m
ORDERS TO BUY
L T,
ON
-Offi
A1
AND
PROPERTY,
3 GIVEN CLOSEST ATTENTION
INVESTMENTS MADE
REAL ESTjATE
ce in the Bariiard
entrance.
EDEN PARK HOTElJ
L...
I I- AND cottages:
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'Nine and a-half miles sotith of Ashev
the Asheville & Spartnbuk-g R. R
Address
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N:
THOSi A. MORRIS,
EW MARKET
We have iust opened
Rawls Block. Northeast
Square, (where will be foind at
full variety, ol
FRESH MEATS
3
Our prices will be withi
We intend to keep the jbest
GUARANTEE
SATISFACTION
to our customers. We cordially
t-
SELL
SECURITY,
building, Patton
mair
-I
Arisen, N. C.
a New Market
corner! of
ille, on
Prop.
in the
Court
all times a
ALL KINDS
f
n the reach of all.
and
invite the
people pf Asheville tp give us a" trial. We
have one of (the best cattle experts out buy
ing up the xer& best stock that can be found
for our market.
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ZACIIARY, JONE$ & BRO.
D
OtTOR JOHN HEY WILLIAMS
JIa$ removed his residence to No. 2P Hay
wood' Street, corner Walnut. Office ajt same
number until further notice. Offick Hours:
11 a. !m. to 1 p. m , and 3 to 5 p. tii. I
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B
No 37 Patton Avenue
FURNITURE
FURNITURE
FURNITURE :
FURNITURE
FURNITURE
FURNITURE
OF
all kinds
M YOUNG'S BARBER SHOP,
South Main
i First-class j Barbers.
Easy Chairs. All work
satisfactory manner.
Sharp 'Razors.
done iri the most
I strange Visitor
had
just sold a
TREET
EN ACRES
j 15 ACRES 20 ACRES-4-On
Beaver Dam Crek, 2V miles From Court
House; right at the district schooland voting
place; mile ffom Episcopal and Methodist,
and 1 mile from Baptiet church. Good moral
community. Fine spring; fine groves, fine
view j beautiful building sites, godd road to
Asheville. A splendid placetobuild'upa lovely
home. !2' per cent, chjeaper, and 25 per cent,
better than other land sold recently in same
neighborhood. I Apply on the ground (early)
to
E.
None li
ASTON
FIRE, Li Mi 4
'OR RENT.
C.
IB. WAY.
. u ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
ut lirst-class companies represented.
Two
building
excellent office
Apply to w
OR SALE
rooms, in
the Wolfe
O, WOLFE, ju-10-tf.
A No.ll carriage or buggy horseU For fur
ther information apply at this Office. tf.
"POR SALE OR REIT.
street
One Good, NEVY
House, on Bailey
conveniently located
a Dargain. For
Drawer "W.,"
this office.
ternis
AsheKrille
R1
VE RSIDE
SIX-ROOM DWELLING
Good well of water
qn the lot. jWUl sell at
etc., address Lock
N. C. or -annlv at
mehl4
D A I R Y.
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I am now prepared to deliver the cry best
of milk in any quantity desired. 1 1 have some
ofthe finest milkers jinj Western North Caro
lina. Among themj fThe Holstein.V "The
Devon" an the "EngUshDuiham's' Tn con
nection 1 witn tne above I am prtparine to
establish a . I j f
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GILT EDGE BUTTER DAIRY.
TT .! . ' I !! ! -i.
Hoping to receive a part of the Ipatronasre
of the cijtizens of Asheville, i ( I T
nay-G-tf
I am respectfully,
J.N.jVANCE.
lady a
pair of tan-colored silk mitts
for 1 24c, mi d was showing
her our black lisle
. lT Iff
gloyes at lUc, ot wnici: we
sold her wo pairs, but still
have a Wge lotlft, when we
heard a noise about tledoor
and; the j jingle ol glass
Looking up we saw a hbrse
inside the store, weaijinjin
addition to his harness cuite
an astonished look . He was
mist-aken-j-we keep notliing
in his line but er rr3'-coinbs,
brushes abd whips ; and b y
the way if Mr. Graham had
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
AT WHOLESALE AND RFTAIL.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
I Our stock is always large and complete in
every department, embracing every article of
furniture required ;to furnish any part of a
house.
We are prepared to
I-I
-FURNISH-
HOTELS AND
BOARDING HOUSES,
IN PART pR ENTIRE,
On shortest notice and the most satisfactory
terms.
a $2.5 whip, whiclt ye
L52, he could liaye
in 1 ' the middle of
had
sell for $1
1 1
All communications will receive our
prompt and careful attention.
; M-'L' I :
BEDROOM SETS
PARLOR SUITS,
I
FINE CHAMBER SUITS,
WARDROBES,
SIDEBOARDS,
1 BED AND SINGLE LOUNGES,
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WIRE SPRINGS, ! I MATTRESSES
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! OF SHUCKS, COTTON AND HAIR,
ROCKING CHAIRS, I CENTER TABLES,
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DINING TABLES AND CHAIRS,
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And various other things, too numerous to
mention In fact! everything usually kept in
A FIRST CLASS
! ! I
FURNITURE HOUSE.
During the next ilnw i.,.iUk
mate that there will H: fl(-tt s'
oeoole. This is estimnf ;. . "JU;,.
A M. -'Mil
population at ten thousand t, 'Clv(
added five thousand visitors n' l
pect to be here and at nenr 1Jv
boarding houses. The (
HOW ARE WE Tn:i:!)
MULTITUDE ' !h
That is a ven'casv questions
provided you have the ,roY-
hand. Hut suppose we slum, 1 ' ft
this summer by a blizzard, SUt.j,.l.
had in New York last vintcr
pull through
Well, we hardly ever have snoVt
hpre At this SCaSOll Severe rnn,,..L t
. t 1 1 C 1
tne wneeis ui vuuuuv.iee, hi ,.
not be surprised to see our ,
great deal lower than the loVfr
registered by the thermometer .,
ter, in the north and west.
Having oreseeu the rush of Y;v
Western North Carolina tins
we have prepared ourselves acco
and are now busy distributing.',
arid largest stock of stajtle ar,
groceries ever offered in the State
I
;- i i r
Be sute to call and see. our splendid assort-
kepi him
the I road or made it ex
tremely warm for him. The
honU had sense though, like
the I balance of his kind, he
wanted to follow the crowd,
and
thej
usually (as he. had
jii.
no doubt bbserved) tendjtd
-1
waras
where
except
had; a few
be well to
the ' 'Racket Store, '
bargains in all lines,
horse feed, are to be
of which it might
enumerate. 1
We have some beauiiful
Dress! Goods, in lawns; naui
lins and mulls, and our stock
. j is '
of laces is full up, at price
11 I TIT 1
sure to please. vve na
sold a number of ice cream
freezers at unheard-of prices
in this citv we warrant ev-
e oiie of them to be as gqocjl
as tne 1 best or we refund
money and take them back ;
none have been return eda
yet. j Our coquet sets and
hammocks are becoming ieal-
sonable ard are begmnmgtb
move) off, we shall keep a
supply however and it will
1 1 i f
pay you. to price ours Detore
you buy. We have just re
ceived a new lot of .rttffs
some ! beauties and prices
will suit, 4s WH as qtialiir.
The ladies are especiallvhre-
.1 - -
quested to call and see pur
new suppi' 01 rib Dons and
flowers-fsome extra nicetjps
also. We have the largest
stock in town, we believe
some beautiful goods finer
than wc iave kept here1 to-
1 ! i
fore. Tli
m regarq
' r i.-.!. I.
We sell
profit, for
they are
.1 1
e same may be saia
to ruchings, also.
we have a new line.
goods at a small
antee
cash only, and
as
ought lower than
others buy, (owing to our
facilities,) we undersell bur
neisrhbors j and as we eruar-
everything sold to
be
as represented or money? re-
FUNDED,
buying of
DO BUY.
ment : of WINDOW
want of anything in that line.
Mi! .: 1
URTAINK when fn
I
g-ie have the best Upholster and Cabi-
inet workman in the State, and are prepared
to turn out the very finest work in this de
partment at short notice
Give us a trial
kespectfullj'i
W. A
Residcncc No. 39, Penland Street.
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BLAIR & CO.,
H. WOODY,
Manufacture!
CARRIAGES
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
Asheville. X. C.
and Dealer in
-SURRIES,
BUGGIES,
BUGGIES,
BUGGIES,
ETC.f-
No. 25 Willow!
St.,1
As
HEVILLE, N. C.
The following popular tnAkes of vehicles
kept in stock :-p
Tyson & Jones' Fine
arnages.
Columbus Buggies.
-Emerson & Fisher
McFarlan Carriage
4
Standard Ws
' 1 "
. Bradley
The Troy Spring Wagon,
Cortland Carts.
Co's. V
Bucrsies.
ajron Co
ehicles.
s. Vehicles.
i -
& Co's. Carts.
I k Flint Carts.
j "C" Spring Carts. .
Single center Equalizing Buggies.
j The Famous
MtiioLLAND Buck j Boards,
Our Own Make. v
The. Easy-riding Lockwood Buck Board
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1 v Also Agent for
McClear &: Kendall's Fine Carriages,
of Wilmington, Del.
Orders Promptly Attended to
And Satisfaction Guaranteed.
there
us,
is no nsKrim
hence people
Contrary to our
expectations, we are not yet
in our nekv store, No. 3-5
South Main street, but we
shall get there we .1 ope on
or about the 25th of June.
Come and -see us, do i't wait
until we 11 bve ; we can sup
ply you with anything you
need, j either to wear or to
use, and we guarantee to
save you money on every
purchase made of us.
Very respectfully,
GEO.
n. k
Office, 460 Broadway!
. JONES & CO
named eoods not
"Any ofthe above
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in stock will be ordered, on short notice.
Second Hand Vehicles Always on
hand and for sale cheap.
THE EMANC1PA 770.Y
OF TWENTY MILLION SIj.
in South America, has causal a ,-'
settled state of affairs anions i;
planters, and has had the cilia Jp
vancing the price of coffee, wlik; Jli
likely to reach still higher figure. I
Before the advance we were '
nate as to secure a large lot of -f.
Moclia, O. j. Java, raney i,-
Maracaibo and Fancy Kio CVT S1
green and parched, all of which j '
at New York prices. y.
Choice Rio Coffees arc now y
New York at 18 cts. Wc sell GU'
$1.00, and Arbucklcs at 'Jk'iKr, '
SUGARS are firm, wui pn'asr
at about the same as hi our Jn.r.
epjote best Standard (Irnnulatcd xA "
Brown Sugars at . . .
Best Cut Loaf moulds,
Powdered,
Confectioners' . . . . .
4 ,
We have a large stock of Svrr jz
Alolasses, and quote:
White Urip, ... . .
Porto Rico,
Common syrup, . . . ,
.:
Wc have the largest and finest ''ri:
f Teiis' ever offered in Wester: Tl:
Carolina, which have been selcc-.TI:
special regard to their d rawing (ji)
Young Hj'son, 40u
Gunpowder, oOctof.i
Oolong, . ...... r0eto5., -
English Breakfast, . . f0cto :
We offer low grade teas nt!r:i
to 30 cts. per pound, i
Try our PURE SPICtiS .u' vou.
use no others. v
Our "OBELISK" Flour, at $
the best ever offered in this rxd'-
'Favorite," at $2.75, is a Im
pure straight flour.
''Waterloo" is a good family
$2.25. Trv it. :
Klil
We still have a few cases of- ,
Hart's 3 lb Peaches at Hoc jkt .
" 2 " ' " 'Jt'c " .
Finest 3 lb lomatocs af1.3jKv
Com, at 1..-J5 iir(l(i A
Libbey's Chipped Bee!', at 2k w AX
1 lb cans of Corned i5eef.it loc.f ,
o u l'e.H
String Beans at" lc crf.i"
Lima 44 at2v " "
Marrowfat Peas at loc ikt can
Ml.
Cracked wheat, at "c x ouiul.
Fresh Oatmeal at 5c'r Vl,um!- '
Oatflakcs at 9c per 'lb
"Fine Pearl Grits 3 Vlc, ' JJ
Fine mixed Table Nuts at W, '
Blueing at 30c jer dozen, . ' Alj
Blacking at from 25 to ."t'c jit c "
Potash at 5c per ball,
Lye at 5c per box,
Pint Bottle Pickles at 1 ( e 1 UF
Quart " " 4 LMic "
Gallon 44 44 4 40c" '
Half Pint Bottle Acme Saia-c. , , ,
Magnolia Hams at 13 to 14c
Brooms, at from 8Mj to 23 cts.
We have a full line oi' m
nntnpstiV nlivrs. nlivi nil. sriUCt
maple sugar, candy, oranges and -
Canned apples, apricots, clicrr5
peaches, pineapples, aspara?" '
corn, beans, peas, squash. ')ffi
tomatoes, 'devilled crabs,
mon, 03'sters, mackcral, codiK viLI,
ted and devilled meats, con
ilcJisd;
Also a full line of Farinaceou?.-'
wheat flakes, oatflakcs, crncn" v
sairo. tanioco. oatmeal, irrits. t
C3 - 7 I 7 1 fc'
ley, beans, and peas.
All work is put up of
the very best ma
terial and only the most skilled workmen
are employed.
Call and inspect : my goods and prices
before purchasing elsewhere.
apl7-iy
I. Hi
WOODY.
Rooms' for rent
Three rooms on Patton! avenue furnished
r u"furiished for rent on reasonable terms
tor further particulars apply at Sun office.
Yeast cakes, crackers, maccarfn
micelli, mushrooms, maccd"-'
raisins, currants, citron, snPjir,
bacon, hams, candles, gatul,
extracts, soda, baking powiltf' ita
of tartar, chocolate, cocoa, etc
Bath brick, stove polish, viikV.
tobacco, cigars, cigarettes, JM
paper bags, butter trays, Kt,
grain, haj', bran, shorts, a jn;J-or
everything that can be touw tC(
class Grocery house,
ALL OF WHICH WE Ol'' ;nz ,
PRICES THAT DEFY COMW-'f
pas
Fit.
The prices we name arc Ktta
will make special prices to t;
buyers. Respectfully, ry
POWELL &SXlDEf'''
Ashcvillc,
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