" 1 nnTnntrinV W- 1 LA,A. JA ct F-rim S1 is I A P HT TT tHiTT rflTTNTRY. produce Mart ! X7HITLt)CK S
COA1
I, !H ,lKHt a I I Uilil.ll,OOlUiixL. ciiiitiiuiuviii iiuuvuij; i.... wv ...... Y- auwu i a a vy w - - - jpyi Teleerapn to tne pun. t t i
I
i i n 1 ... j I .11- & u . a r i i i I
It i ii II i . 1 w - , -
IMPROVEMENT NOTED 121 unchanged.! Howard Street and Western
' w o snURSf extra 3 85 : family
-
COKKECTED DV
Asiu:viLU'uM:ANDCALCa
...V-CO VKOPKIETOMS.
Hi:SIO!S OF THE SEN
ATE AND HOUSE.
Lump
for grate, $
Mve
i." ..
4.75
4.75
9.25
9.50
9.25
Eifty-Tliousand Dollars to tne
I '
Widow of 11 sli Commissioner
' - I
llulrcl Cliarlottcs.IunlIc
! DullclliiKT Drops rom
$i7SiOooto$83,00o.
ee
on
te-
jrAVKU:K AND OPTICIAN.
Avenue.
CLOCKS,
CLOCKS.
CLOCKS,
CLOCKS,
BRONZES,
BRONZES,
BRONZES,
BRONZES,
f ;r.i i - J
jelkv.
, v-n PL TED SILVERWARE,
11 xv pi TFD SILVERWARE,
i!1 v . ' v! K SILVERWARE,
ani plated silverware,
,:tl.l AaD silver headed
canes,
,.)LDfENS.&C.
taken from the calendar
on Tuesday
n Teleirranh to tbc'.Snn.
j . i
i
. SENATE.
i
Washington, D. C, July 28. The Sen
ate joint resolution for the ascertainment
of the amount'due to the State of South
Carolina for 'rent of the citadel and
academy was
and passed.
Palmer gave notice that
next he would call up the Senate bill to
encourage the holding of national indus
trial expositions of arts, mechanics and
products of the colored rac throughout
the United States in 188S ana iy
The Senate then resumed consideration
of the sundry civil appropriation bill, the
pending question being oti par-graphs
relatimr to the new library building in
- z
Washington. I i
Aliison, in repouse to a question by
Plumb, stated ithat the dommittee on
nnronriations l ad had great difficulty
with the subject. The original plan had
contemplated tlid completit n of theeutire
jThe House then went into a commit
of the whole Ion general appropriate
bills, and a clash instantly occurred
't ween various bills on the calendar. The
general deficiency bill was first reached
and Sayers, of Texas, objected to the
quest made by Townsend, of 111., that it
be laid aside in the interest of army ap
propriation bill with the Senate amend
ments. This fact was reported to tl'e
House, which after a vain attempt to. se
cure a quorum " directed the committee
by vote 72 to 61 , to consider the deficiency
bill and it was accordingly taken lip.
General debate on the bill was begun by
Voorhees of Washington Territory, who
who made a speech 4n advocacy of the
admission of that Territory as a State.
This started political discussion which
took in the land grant policy of both po
litical parties and the recent land forfeit
ure policy of the administration, whifch
lasted until 5 o'clock, and did not recpr
mthf nendinar bill the committee rose
f , u
and the House 'adjourned.
C. 6.
building, which
smiare: he cou
OPTICAL G00DS!-
f ; CLASSES,
h ci:s
i: CLASSES,
1 i I xv.A t i -r
WOU1U COTCr Hie t.n-.iw
not irive a reasonable
estimate ot the cost, nor un
nnvbodv Who could; he had no
,i.ht. however that the cost would be
at least ten million dollars,
the building, Uiich the
amendment proposed, wou
incr to Mr
-.c of the library for fifteen or twenty
i r . . . 1 r .,A
Uld cost Oetwen luut
PulpiittTp-Day.
At the M. E. Church the Rev.
Jones, the pastor, will preach.
Rev. C. M. Bishop will preach at
Woow tTiia tnnrniu at 11 atld at
...w j
8 this evening.
The venerable Rev. Thos. Stradlejr will
preach this morning to tne omua
School of the First tiaptist inurcn.
Rev. 4. L. Carroll will preach o. the
EKT
BUSINESS CIRCEE8.
Sheridan an4 Ran11 lnProVj
lKff Markets of tlietles.
4.50; city mills, superL 2.50f4S5 ; 'extra
Bv TeleRtaph to the St'N.
Washington, D
C., July 28. Mr. Rati-
all and hisfamilt leit wasnragwu w,
for thdir country home a
pa., in 'the hope tha
the fresh country tir will have the, effec
of increasing the patient's strength.
Randall was takin to the station in a
rsrriae. ttte blinds of which wer
rloselv drawn. He was accompanied b
Dr. Mallan, who ivill atten.J him to hi
I.ome. when Dr. Martin, who was unabl
3.25 75; rio brands 4.90(Li9.oU
southern, firm. Fultz, 838
berrv', 859; westetn, quiet
No. 2 winter f edj spot,
southern, dull, steady;
Wheat,
Long
firm. Com,.
account of professional .engagement active
on
to accompany t
Charge of the case
was
ie
rfltient. Will taKe
1' 1 I
While. Mr. Randal
feeble this mdrning, owing tcf
unu
tions were
No.
23
Flour,
2. red, 80
867,
white
yellow 5S9; western (lull, Heady
- - II 1
Chicago, July 27HCash quotations
were: FlourJ quiet, uiichanedii
spring wheat, 8182V8L No
Mrv r ( oVn 4-53a. , No. 2. oa
Mess pofk, 14.1212. Iiard,
ribs 8,208l25; shoulders.
Whiskey 1.20.
Cincinnati' 'July
No. 2
2 red, 81.
s, 29?430.
8.72; short
7.25(0.9.40.
Cash;
steaJy. j
No. 2 mixed 46. Oats
:quent
on
his removal
snal exertion con
t,:o foii,-;. well kcased with the conf
Ilia miiii'j -ji . .I
mnrovement in his condition.
t",uvu ""1'- i 1.1 T
J
mixed, 34.
8.35. Build
8.50; bacon,
1.14.
St. Louis,
unchanged.
Pork firin, 1
Cdrn,
weakerJ
quota-Wheat
ktcady;
No. 2
?.50.
Lard
meats higher short ribs,
firm, unchanged. Whiskey
Tulv 28.
Wheat
our
ull higher.
Midsummer Special Clearing
of Summer Dry Goods.
Prices Gut in Half.
cut of 50 per cent, on
Millinery Goods and . Straw
Hats.
25c.
50c.
$1.00
$1.50
Hat
5c.
i
quiet,
No. 2
for 15c.
aU 25c-
bUc-75ci
Lawn " 2Y2C.
12VL'C. Gingham for GVc.
The same cut on Gents'
Light Scarfs, Ties and Under-
wear.
j j .i . i ii
Wavne Station short4 reA 791,4. Corn lower;
i i a 1 I ' - , t
Oats firmer; No. 2 mix
14.40. Lard
o. 2 mixed 45,
! 8
32.6.
Pork
Bacon
committee's
d be, accord
SooiT6rd, ampl for the pur
r i 1 1
LKSC0P1
i KSCOPES,
! Tm OPUS.
Sl'L. 1 A v. J " . . r ' ' conlrl be
ci.rrTACL ih. fiv mil 1 m aouars; ui u.P.
cii:rTCL hi). :it nntl n halt or uiree muuuiw
01 1 1 IlUllL IU1 b v I
of dollars. Aftft very brief discussion
the amendment fas agreed to without
division. It stril es out tl House pro-
' i n wrvv'U' 111 lift
nsioii U "
SPECTACLES,
French Broad Avenue whuich uiis
ing at 11 o'clock and Rev. A.E. Pack
ard, of Alabama, this evening.
Rev. Sam.Hilliard will occupy the pl-
A portion of pit of the Methodist church this morn-
ing and evening, in du.v-
pastor, Who is at Newport, Tenn.j
Rev. J. C. Munday, the evangelist will
oreach a sermon to men onlyj in the
t- hAuse this afternoon at half past
We o'clock. None one under, siiteen
r r;ii he ndmitteo All males
years ui agv . .,
sixteen are cordially invited.
Philadelphia, July 28 i-Samuel
i-i, : .A l Wovtie Station sn
Kannan arnvcu f ;
ly after noon to-dW and is noW
, . , , ir the house of his
Wend in The country near Philadelphia. hi her: shonjders.7.75; long 8.85; short
. hrf. the1 iournev well ai d his Cond.- rib's 8.4540; short scl(tar
AlV n
tion is favorable.
tt
for
15c.
25c.
40c.
50c.
Bank Failure.
By
iTelegraph to the Son.
't O . lulv 28.-The Cincin-
nati National Bank, cf which Frank
Alter is Wdent, has gonej into volun
tary Kqdidution on account of dullness
in business. A few months ago its capi
fni scaled down by the government
' " " i . . - ir- Mir
its original halt mimoii
Hams 1112
Louisville
Wheat, No
.50,
94
57
Whiskey 114
Ky., July 28.-Grain
red. 76: No. 2 Long
Oats, Nd
visions
OPERA GLASSES.
OPERA GLASSES,
OPERA GLASSES,
OPERA GLASSES,
vision for suspc
new designs audi
the building, am
provision appro
lars for the cons
front of the build
and supervision
ot the Army,
reneral specifications for
inserts in lieu of it a
Hating on6 million 001-
hiction of the western
ng under the direction
of Engineers
f the Chief
find for abolition of all
contracts made r the construction ot
li i miHcr Q.nmCtO
i...:i.i:.rr iris nna tiaiiui;. wv..
OUul"S' II .. f
tecreuii
Di i.MWIN'G AND ENGRAVING.
KLPA1RING AND ENGRA LNU
agreed to was
thd
be adjusted and ijaid by
1 1. Inlcrilir. II
Ar other arnendments5, reported by
..,,-rotirintions and
the commuuc wn
one item of $93,26 to pay
A hi K VII
lk. N. C.
SIli:VILLE ICE AND COAL CO.
; . v OLLINS & CO.. Pkopkikroks.
.,7. cote of Florida for -the exposes oi
taking the state Ucnsus of 1.0.
The considerat On of the M was in
, t Vt, c,,i;,te nassed the
,.rriintCl . ailU w-... r
' ' . ! . ..
it resolution
over
tf.,.- Hnidler IloyS.
B I
Sandflies, mosquitoes and sunqurns
brought our Light Infantry boys home
yesterday morning looking like scarred
veterans of a hundred battlesJ What
With clamming, fishing, bathing, boating,
dancing! and flirting the more, onerous
duties of the life in camp were lightened
until the boys "broke up" ana cu
homeward with reluctance. A fishmg
trip in company with the Hornei's est
Rifles was ah enjoyable affair, the trifling
f 11 hands being vioientijr
ui
inspector be
dollars.
ow
quiet
clear 8.90;
clear ribs 7
cured hams,
leaf, 9.50
. 2, mixed, 35V437.
Bacon, clear
firm
berry
25c, Scarf
50c.
75c.
$1.00
25c. Gauze Sliirt for 15c.
50c. " " 44 25c.
$1.00 BalbrigganShiit ;
and Drawers ior. 5Uc.
Corn, No. -2 mixed 50 ; No.' 2 white, $1.50 Balbriggan Shirt
Pro-
ribs, 8.40;
shoulders 6.75; bulk (meats,
75: shonlders, 6.IV2; sugar
l1! .25(12.50. Lard,! choice
Men's white cotton gloves, all qualities.
Good ISews for Depositors.
By , Telegraph to the Sun.
n C. Tilv 28. The
HnSP committee on banking and cur-
to-dav ordered a favorable report
TnP Senate bill to reimburse deposi-
1 ' o-mn's Rank, with
tors OI inq i-isu-- T .
moment authorizing the commission
ers of the institution to pav the expen
incurred m the settlement of accounts
out of the fund of one milli6n dollars ap
propriated by the bill. ; ; ll
, pmeiit iu Business
lUIl"" I,
forlthe militlaty man and the
Whitlock's.
civilian, at
ju 15-tf.
and Drawers for 75c.
OTHER LIGHT, SUMMER
GOODS IN 1 SAME,
i
PROPORTIONS, j .
1 1
This is bona fide to clear
forlthe military man and the
Whitlock's
Wanted.
Two lads
bovs in hotel.
Lock Box E,
a hunt 13 vears of age, bell
Address with reterences.
Asheville.P.O. julyl.ltt
civilian, at
ju 14-tfs
Men's white! cotton gloves, all .quHitieSZ the HllC OUt to llialvC rOOlll
for I . , . -
EARLY FALL GOODS !
Call and inspect1 bargains.
Call before they; are picked
Con-
matter
Brown
i.e,vi, hfinrr of little moment
tookhia camera along and naa -io-
auu
the
cu
ssed when the nausea struck him
al
House joini
- PURE ICE
- PURE ICE
- PURE ICE
PROM D1STILUUJ VVATER.
rilCTIl. .1-1) WAU'N-
IKK FROM DISTILLED WATLK.
continuing tne
fm- th pxoenses t)f
temporary proviwuu.
the Government. I m
The suneffr civil bill was again uuu.
nr.at kium!crofi conmiiuee
up uuu t- r . ii..
$-.- J
them
i .
The last
acted upon was the
f $50,000 to oe
ncer F.
expenses as
to 1887'.
opposition
the negatives show the party m
i ,... fRill Nve's sick Indian.
! a o mmnanv filed off the cars, Lieut.
Cowan was approached by a party of
girls who inquired oi mm
On beinsr xoiu
xne of
weetest
handsome
name of the company
VThe Asheyille Light Infantry,
, '.a wil von are the
tnem I "- '
up and a great iium.-i
amendiUts wcr agreed tU gen
without debate, and a majority of
fl,m.s ;here ' laier unt uwv
i:..ot who was acting asfile-closer:
IKUlCuau'i ,
, iw the necK uuu
trii- (
... -
of the late Spe
i
and
fLUioK HARIAND SOFT COAL.
- OKI
.kks Promi'TLY Filled.
involving
amendment to be
insertion of ari it
paid to the widow
t'nr hia services
fish commissioneriiiuiit
Tt orovoked c6nsiderame
A 1
r. k'fitrnn. Berry,
Beck. Stewart and Can. ana ,
J .a n 90 11. atter uiiui, -
sb as to make amenumcn.
rent oi tne ruuuw ... -
cnrhlenlv
.. ; ,i v,fT-o he could disen
heartily em dhu-cu ..- - ,
himself and make nis ian
that he was
admirer
nbt ber
considered
Dun &
1
all
am
tinues. . . !
nr Teleffraoh to the Sun.
New York, July 28. R. G.
i i a . J. -dtMoitr civ'
ir, their weeKlV wauc iv'
Improvement continues. Keports iro;u
interior pomw k' ,
MnnMr for all legitimate business.
The business failures during lihe lastj
seven days number
. i rro 1.o nrplr find lo IOI
pared witn itji. ,
the corresponding week of last year.
Cotton Crop.j
Bv Telegraph to the SUN.
NHwVoJulThetaUe
,nn1v COttOn tOr We WUUU T TT
742 of which1 824,042 is American against i. Qn
Rock Work
H. M. Smith takes this means T
forming the puouc, tnat t-M'j-
give hisperspnai superv-
I k nf Air CltI'l till i mi. a . ... -
officel will
julySt
im- ver
at
i , c j;J -Wr-rintinn. A T)OStal tO
the' city po?t office or to thisy
rectch him-r
WHITLOCK'S.
46 Si MalnStreU
jy2C
teeth.
Its
of
oa Tnhth f OWCier lur i-11
continued us prevents the foion o
tartar andrremoves all discoloration al
oU,r farmed. For sale by . I
I niiioorf 3 I Grant & Wingert.
; ; .... nM.nratlP T.lub
VounK Men . ---- - . : .
The Club extends a cordial! invitation
to all the Democratic clubs of, the coun
and all the Democrat of the couiity,
and all the Democratic clubs dnd all the
DemocratWe
be present and participate "h"- ?a
,Lii 4-u Kth instant. 11 14s td
xany wxi ny
Law is visiting Northern
k..c occ tnii. navinir tc
s. on a uusiuuM ""f -i-y. .
1 1 , o otivelv last 1 cnrV nfpoods. in art lines, tnat
1 Pi14 024and bdi, "-t"-' laiytai.v -o- ,pji TMnj,ne5e
i,oj.,o- , - 0 co At;?m1t,trt has ever seen, i he Japanese
. Receipts aiaumc u : :J rtment
year
receipts on
sight 6,883
V"5 " ;fi .i novelties, and in
plantations' 4,726. crop m g. goods the Resigns are
and
1.
specially unique, y
Harris 4ild George,
toromcep i j
endments re,orted by t, fu.
the
used
This disposed of all
but Allison ; said he
r I
Tcleph9ne No- 58.
V.i fT THE ULU
INT? IN KHr.ARD TO
icn WILL. BH
IiOF-
EI-
anu
on nVVT-- ; fii r . amend-
would have some ,tui T7 i.
2 ents to offer oni-condday. Adjonrned.
HOI'SE. ! x
I r' T..i.. o iThe Sen-
Wasuisgtos, U4 J v v r
lull ior -" r"-'
understand
"Willie." I
I Capt. Barnard was
K.t nrtain in the camp
Ed McDowell, the most soldierly.
E E. Brown the greatest mrt.
Lea andLorick; theladies'men
"Pat" Mulloy, the best sentry.
cr,rt the drill master.
Commissarypears the oesx
Lucius Alexander he oftenest.sfck.
Tep Israel t he worst
First Seint Kinley the most c
Zeb Yar.ce stole a watermelon.
F the most orderly.
Fourth regiment the best officefed
And Asheville the best place
I i !
to.. ! j ' : ;
the
iligrent.
the public
having
T1IUR coal" ok
L.nxiwTlD AT Till
FICB-
UlMVWN OFKIt'K.
. . . i: - Pjilnti Av.
In the Barnafi mimim,.
Telephone No GU.
KOU FT ATI
M.Nt;F.CTlUUl) ICE.
- ; f A 1 iPtiLlJ Yll VVM'
Pa., asked unanimous consent, for its
Lmediate eonsid ratipn lk
for the rcs ar order made : jv p chard
s;.n.of Nor h Ca olina, orated as an
ohjection. is;7;
remain lon ttie 5,pea.
ptcsent. TU floAr was thjn, accorded
to the committee on printing
Bills werepassedfortheprnxi
, i r!.Ki:,iMiTrtfMits among
ereat num er oi l ni. nu-f nf
iubiect of
return
little IHI1 Celenraies
By T'Jegrapn iy
New Bedford,
Sheridan iSsojo jeP and adjust your sewing
Nonquitt is nearly endea aim machine if t is not doing weu
hnd lrnoroveraeui nv
QRBAT- BARGAINS !
SPECIAL
Mark-Down Sale
I . ' at ; '
CXW-H-I-T-L-O-C-K'
-CLOTHING-
$ DEPARTMENT
j WW -r
In order to make room for
an immense stockSof Fall and
Winter ClothingJ now. being
manufactured expressly to or-
re Wo use
Jall at . a""u:"JkV needles. ' .1 rrr?n fT tnmVC OUr
p;et yor seynng ur.X: wii uci, i'- o ,
ir - W 1 1111 O Ll LA v w
ill re
- "ri - II I w - m
!. i im U o Y. . ii . I.rlc nnri the DCSL lUlt. I i , . r ..1-. 1 r
Mass., July -rAUC shuttles, 5a' YrrtT": wm re- natrons tne oenent ui duu.
. : . . , W H. LiUieion is uiiiv - r r-
- - - iv; horinnn s i uuiu ..- , , . . , ,
third weeK oi uai. w. r " - '. ,
saj' his gain
The General's youngest
i.j
very maiM. r i . . , v . . t
,hiid Phil. iJcelebratin'g his eighth birth
day; his father is in good spirits.
BondiT offerlnsrs.
By Telegraph tlo the Sus.
Washington, D. ! C July .-Bond
offi,rings to-ay $572,000, accepted $30,-
900 four and, half per cents ay .
Acqnitted ofj Murden
By Telegraph to the Sun
I?or Rent
xt: Al and ain rooms
Building, near Post Office.
sirable goods as they can use
at the present tirbe, than to
carry them for another season,
we have decided to I
.MARK .THEM DOWN
Fifteen? thousand dollar worth of . prices that .Will attract CV-
Goodsat Levy's, IS S. Main bt., to r i who wishes to buy
R. P.
July 24-tf.
Johnston, 58 N.
in Eagle
Main St.
closed ont at cost for cash.
28 Edwin Bar-
murder of Ellis B.
.nlllPKU.
i.:.,cn Sons' realesta
e busi-
"lUriYthi. intrudin- hardware
ness nas t(np" ii.w the
business that crept m
jroods must fco .. re - , set
CCLPSPPER, Va., Jub)
Kniir rharsred with the
wiiHnms. on 'xMarch 1st, last, was acquit
ted to-day.
i
Patent I Leather Shoes
Levy's wort If $5.00. ,'-
I
fof $3.25 at
I . , ' in
New stock of Gents' ; ;-
Figured Lawns at 3c. at W
' , i .InirC
the next icw. " their own
a,1-"econtVSto;sbuild and
SV.:V1 ,11,1 sold such baigKms as
"never darned were to be had.
jf 29-tf. 1
' LLii nonds for Sale.
AH''"" rnc 1
MAYOR S Vr r I -L
I or tne if'
11
copies
of
them 17,000 copies of report
' . the- Rureau of btatisxies u
L .i ... Uoolehs: 20,00q
r.,r.ntion of tbri,ul,li and to , irricultural
... it. 1.! f nrt . ctCiai ICU"I
ri;;;, I lUct. effecUnd the orange
ai Hr. '";- .. 0ur41ianerof urn- "r Af Con oarativeompuat u.
i:.,rivefa to-i-tn the water oy . - . , -e tariff law witn ;f - j ;uiv25:lw
i An rh.rcoaltocompmc-ju"-" p.w-. - i r..u .
AshevilxiN.C. )
Asheville
Kint-tment " 1t .:n 1 reeeived at tms ouiv,t
, mn to l"U:U.U" V;" r8S8. For fullinforma-
until Aufjusi.
Harkixs,
Mayor
Asheville,
itr it .nl arrrt aiT -. .... 4. QW
which canstinea'1""--
l-tir rr'.ec iter
toil
.... . r a m rlr af
it.fl thrrr it reialn until It ito".
rU,clin hrlne chi!leUloxvxnci..
propocu - consideration
then proceeded to: turtner tu
of bill providing ft r the erection of post
N. C.
Jr. K;hVn lit the morning hourex-
1 - . - -.i Keinr tfeiken. v
. -i,.-- This ' mrcn wuuvi iwu,w.. 0
crrsAl nd almost aoiiua- r l I , r N C 'nate Oil!
cei,8lone fit for human use. It ,as" motiou r , 0
a NXOl'SCEMENT
I herebv dnnoun myseii as rt tQ
for the office of BWScrS?fcbmiiiatig
the aciu'ii
In July 1885 the new famous Thomp-
n Rnrinirs in Ashe
son s pro " , r
county were mscovcicu, r -
ature for the alleviation and cure of
may of.the; iiisto whicii T
family i subject, is noy oeiuK
thousands who testily to - '
Like all really meritorious -.articles u
It. enunterfeits, and the proprietors have
ThV following warning
. i
pubUC-:.. ' WARNING!"
-We caution the public against newly
nrun cr " ( but old Springs) Krotmne
WateU claiming
Thevare same price it
Ol OIL!"" T . I 1 ncl-in(T
to the
WhitlockVstores wiU remain open un
til 10 p.m.
litlock's.
the
ap-
i
T.
w. Portland,
KEA1
ESTATE BKOK
-
t
SELL
ORDERS TO BUY Arvi
PROPERTY,
YEN CLOSEST ATTENTION
WILL BE CI
bv
name
: v Qmire: the genuine.
fnr TiWpsok's. and see that my
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11. " I. . , -O.--ITT T
i I "General Manager;.'
for Asheville. on
convention.
jy29-tf
J.J. Mackev.
Lvon's is the agent
sale at all the; drug stores.
july29-lt
Vird longer than natural ice a
nrdklnal Tirtnre of the hi h
;trr of commerc
ced table
was passed for the erection
huilding at .Charlotte, N. .
public
C ' with an
Closing out a beautiful
Cheap at Whitlck's.
line
of Fans
J
july22tf ofnee.
Iost! . l
A"black silkjnmbrella
or South Main
Finder - please: leave
INv ESTM ENTS MAKE
ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
building. Patton
raa i i
yi-Ofnce in he Bamara
avenne entrance. ,
4
EWFHAND LAUNDRY
i
Ti
on Willow street
i near Svannanoa Hotel.
at JstiKeieaLuci s
! ijuly29?2t
i.oCltED AT SMITH'S BBIOOE)
: r - . r 1.
doing the best Lailnary w ui-
By Hand, and
Done
They do cot'
-v-l T" and tear
woi'k.
- 1$ said to be:
in the city.
ah Work
mvP . be Moot Deiiramc
. ;
ne any Steam Macninery to
the goods- Send them your
T V. HIGGINS, Proprietor.
rarsori's Stationery aou rv
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clothing cheap.
Remember that our store is
- . a ' ' ' A.- .1
small and it is jmperauvcry
necessary to clear out
most of the stock at the
proach of a new season.
The stock -comprises Dress
Suits for men, boys and chil
dren. Business Suits, School
Suits, Children's Knockabouts
and the best stock of extra
pants in the cityand they are
rlnurn InW tO Sell.
maucu uu.. --. 1
$5 and $6 suits only $3.50; $7 and $8
suits only; $5 $0 and 2 suits only SS;
$12.50 and 515 ttt o-lylO: $16 and
$18 suif only f 12 6Q; $20 and $22
suit, only $15. Seersucker and Alpaca
coat ahalf price, f?
necktie. t 15. 25 and 0 cent, former
prices 25, 50 and 75 cents.
beiore - AA(i,ffnt
Genera!maris-aowno"6- 7-
DunlaP'andE. & W. goods, because of
contrTat WHITLOCKS.
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