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NO ELECTION NEWS HERE. THIS IH NEUTRAL MATTER. READING One of ThoHe Rare Coincidences That Surprlite and Amuse-V ur Watch I a Compass, Did Vou Know 7 From the Lowell Citizen. A young lailv visitinj? in Lowell tells a good story of one of those rare coinci dencies that first surprise and then al most inevitably amuse. Her sister, who went to Colorado for the benefit ol her health, was sojourning at Manitou, and there one day fell into conversation with the gentleman on the piazza of the hotel. Thev had not met be lore. They were admii -ins together tliesuow clad pyramid ol 1 "ike's peak, towering ir. majesty before them, pi.Teinn ih blue ! the emovrean with its shall of g'itterinf; white. Thev agreed that never IxMore had a more beautiful ind Inspiring siglil met their eves. "I suppose," at length remarked the i gentleman, smiling, "that the mountain has a peeuli.ir interest to ine from the I fact that my name is Pike." j "Naturally, it would," returned the j lady, "and i mav say that my own en- j thusiasm is greatly due to the fact that I my name is Peak," and it was. j Just Natural. j From the New York Sun. A little coined v was enacted in a store. The place was one where nothing but la dies' underwear of the most exquisite description is sold. The young women who act as clerks are noble seciniens ol physeal girlhood. One of these, a perfect legendary Amazon in point of figure, was waiting on it very scrawuv and flat cus tomer on the day in question. That use ful, but very unromantie, item of femi nine structure, the corset, was undergo ing a careful examination by the pur chaser, who finally settled upon a pair that was valued at the superlative figure of $0. After saying that she would take them, she looked carefully at the glorious shapeliness of the girl who was waiting upon her, and said: "Vou have an admii able figure. I pre sume vou wear corsets from your own stock." "Oh, no," replied the girl 'I could not afford to do that." "Indeed," said the customer, "Why, 1 should not think such a form its yours could be attained without the aid of the most expensive corsets. Pray tell me, how much do vours cost you ?" "Nothing," replied the clerk with a blush. "Oh, you have them given to you ?" "No," responded the girl. "Well, 1 don't understand you then." "Mv corsets are are well, madam, I never wear any," explained the con fused clerk. This ended the conversation. The rich woman paid for tier corsets, and left the shop wondering why the world is made so unequal as it is. A Blood-Xlnttllnif Ambusciide. Capt. King in November Outing The rocky walls of the caHyon re sounded with the crash of a score of fire arms. The driver, with a convulsive gasp, toppled forward out of his scat, his hands still clutching the reins. One of the troopers clapped his hand to his forehead, his reins falling useless upon his horse's neck, and reeled in the saddle as his charger whirled about and rushed, snorting with fright, down the narrow road. It the instant of the firing the Sounds of a dozen 'spats" told where the leaden missiles had torn through the stilFcanvas cover ol the ambulance; and Sherrick. with blanched face, leaped from the riddled vehicle and plunged heavily forward upon his hands and knees. Two of the troupers sprang from their saddles anil, crouciiing behind a boulder across the road, iqieued five up the opposite hill sine. The sergeant anil his comrade, bending low over their horses' necks, came tliundi ring back down the canyon just in time to sec the males whirl about so siiiliU nly as to throw the ambulance on its side, file iron sale was buried into the shallow ditch, the wagon bed dragged across the prostrate fonn of the paymaster, rolling him over and ovir half a dozen 'iiiirs. and then, with a wreck ol canvas, splinters, chains and traces clattering at their heels, the four mules went rattling awav down the gorge. : I in ! One Krror In Tlit.H. Krom tht London Trulh. A few davs ago I was standing bv American gentleman, when I expressed a wish to know which was north. He at once pulled out his watch, looked at it, and pointed to the north. 1 asked him whether he had a-compass attached to his watch. "All watches," he replied, "are com passes." Then he explained to nie how this was Point the hour hand to the sun, and the south is exactly hall way between the hour and the figure XII on the watch. For instance, suppose that it is 4. o'clock. Point the hand indicating 4 to the sun, and II. on the wutch is exactly south. Suppose that it is 8 o'clock, point the hand indicating 8 to the sun, and the fig ure X. on the watch is due south. Hla Doubt Dispelled. Prom Pack. Iowa lad "Papa, is a saloon a won der?" Hia father "Yet, my ton; a sa loon in Iowa is certainly supposed to be a wonder.". Iowa lad "That accounts for it, then. I was reading the otherday that a lot of tourists 'drnuk in all the wonders of oar glorious prohibition state,' and I couldn't make it out. A Good Father. ; Prom the PHegvadc Blatter. ,"Now, children, I tell you, you must never steal. When yon want new clothes the way to do is to buy them on credit. Then you will always be well clothed, yon won't hay paid out any money for them, and yon will always be looked on as honest, respectable people." 'V .-''.:'' ' 1 ' ,Ji '..'".''.. I r-: ' -" . The Dutiful oy'vj:',';-t,v:':I ' Prom th Pueaenda Blatter. ' ' :w ' "I say, father, I don't think yon ought td whip me so hard ; vou know it will tire yon, and you have John and Dick to whip after yon get through with me, for V -y were just as bad as I was," AnoiUer Uoy l'rodljry. Tn Bri'lgoport, Conn., is a yonn-j Po lish boy nnmed Paul Zilzinky who has been performing wonders. His persona) appearance is described us rtppivpo stents iug. Ho has u low foiviiend. with hair growing down to his eyeb.-ovs, is r.ithei sleepy looking and shambling i.i Kin movements. But whenever his father asks him a question relative to niiuueiv he at once brightens up and becomes ex cited. The father said, "Paul, how many beans are there hi this lmndful?" 'IT ' boy at once commenced to d.iuce ai oun 1 the store, and becani" greatly ercrivd k -his father thrust his hand into a bane": of beans, took out a li:;:ill'nl ail threw them down in a corner, wlu-ie :i y lay scattered about. The lad leaped in: the air, and almost before t!u bean touched the floor slmM.-.J i.is reply. The bean were caivfuilv gatiic ivd uti. counted, and while tiiis was tx-in ; do;: the boy grinned and w; ited. The r.fiilii showed him to be correct to a bean, lb relapsed into his usually sleepy maaiie. airain. Th" father t'l-n si-i.ed a handful i j of mas and put them in a liap :po-i tin , j counter. "Paul," -.!"! ii- . "how man oats." The Ihiv agaiii ju'n;. 1 1 liis fe. t. j j devoared tlv oat- menially, and in-ii:ntb 1 ; slnmt I thenunib t. It took a long time I j to co.:tit t; e. I'll! number wa . j again found to In' correct. Next tin- j I filth T seize ! a h 'if filled pail of wate; j ' ai. d allied thebi'. "How many cubit ; : inches of water i:i tin- paii." The boy si: -d it no with ris c is :ii.t quickl' j siue.ncJ. " i tm.: ! ...:e a. , careful computation proved the I toy ti ! be ri jilt. ( '' her v.'inli'd'iil answers w -n given, always in an excited manner. Vfter each and every slicee-sful aiisnei ' the same doleful expression relumed. Cor. Liostou Herald. An urient V:ir hli. !:" dging operitiims n-w being car- i i-ied out lit N'uitandei . Spain, have re i suited iti the discovery of the well pn served wrec k of a war ship of the Fit teenfii or Si nt 1 1 eiainry. Sh - mils: , have been in her present pi -si lion for 40u vi-ars. and was partly covered by a di -;.osii of sa.id and mud. Divers hav. i oronght up gnn which Ix-.ir the united iniiH of Castile and .A r.i gnu. the scroll of Isalh lla or the crown and initial of 'erdinaial. This ship would appear to have Ix-eu "inployed us u transport, and inasmncn ' .us some of the arms io-e of Kren. h ami Italian make, it is siipiiospil that bi' formed part of the fo:unate expedition igainst Naples under Oonzalo de Cor j loba. She probably fonnd'-red while : nterirg the port of Santander on h"r I eturn from Italy, laden with trojihii s and plunder. Among the coins recov j .red are some bearing the image an.! j superscription of Charles VUl of Fraucc. :nd others issue 1 by variom ennteiupo :vy Italian states. New York Tele : ...ani. lltiM ,'itraillni- li, Keull.v l.tt. "Where wn.s tin- (rar.len of E:i-i i.-" ... one of the int-i sfing questions e--.-.'; .-?! Mr. Honnnzd R:is.,:;n liiscoursi-.i iM-toro the Victoria Philosophical Ini; ture. Sir (i. t. Stok.-. M. P.. in the' chair Mr. Uassam has bei'n recently exi'avaring Babvloniiin ami Assyrian sites, but he has not found the Kdcn site, and he showed how utterly ' apos sible it was to fix the locale in a l.-nd where volcanic action and physical alter ations had in many places changed the courses of the rivers in past air-s. In this sense it is really "Paradise Lost." London Telegraph. Ailvaiieement in Nurttiii',;. A movement is on foot in Le.d.rid for an exhibit of all the new apparatuses which have lieen devised for the lienetit . .m l relief of invalids. It is to be under ' the charge of the English Association of 1 Trained Nurses, and will certainly be instructive. Nursing ih now recognized j as an art and a profession If one should j consider for a moment the class of nurses which an invalid may now summon to J his aid. and xhould look back to the days j of Sairy Gamp and Betsy Prig, lie may be able to comprehend what such an ex hihition will signify. New York 'irib ; line. I Head I'rrforuted by l.l1itnlnff A terrific rain ami lightuiug storm vis ited this vicinity July ;i. A great deal of d.vinTe to eroTn wis done i'i the towns of Fremont and Speaker. Leou- ard Pratt, a farmer li'ing about two miles north of Rosen burg, while walkiu't i .i. i i.:.. ..i ... ... I11UI1X llll. l"WI llim Ilin 3, niln on hi n by lightning and inst-intl)' killed. A hole was made in his head by the lightning, and the strings of his shoes were cut a smooth as though done with a knife. No injury was done to his clothing. Lex ington tO. ) Cor. Cincinnati Enquirer. liruii In Maine Ntr--tii. "1 wish," said a patron of tlio horse rrtilroad th's morning, "that they would do some liayin:; along the line from Perry vi 11 to the lake. The grass is tall in many places and when it's wet the people who stand on the side plat forms of the car get wet, and when it's dry and dusty they get an nncomforable dose of dust. The grass ought to be re moved. 'VLewiston Journal. , The first steamer ever chartered to carry produce from New York to Aus tralia was engaged Thursday. She is the Prodane and was chartered by Ar kell & Donglaan. She will be loaded in the latter part of this month. Hitherto produce has been shipped from that port to Australia in sailing vessels. Leslie Stephen, the noted English ed itor, who is the guest of James Russell Lowell, is not the rotund and Jolly look ing person that English cartoons have shown, but tall and slender, with hair and beard that give an impression like that produced by the best busts and por traits of Charles Diokens. ' v The French postoffloe department is examining a new and original system for distributing newspapers through the mails. Every publication is to provide the central postoffloe with the Ih of Its imhaortbnM, ad every number ie to be ate Utm '-glUBiwiSajU waMM A KENTUCKY "WARNING." Late one afternoon in September I reached the cabin of John Hungerford, in a cove if the Kentucky mountains. The family consisted of father, mother ami three small children, and there were many comforts about the place. Hun gerford was an industrious, hard work ing man. and one of unusual intelligence for a mo iaineer, and the wife and children were far above the average They extended a right royal welcome and wo had been visiting away for two hours wh-'H a woman rode up on a mil!". The beast was ba lly blown and wet wuh perspiration, and ihe woman must .v:- jot ue with important news. Now w.u- develoled a tiait peculiar to all the southern mountaineers. They are game to a mail ami woman. 1'iey are In. coolest people in the face of danger I'a- ever saw. "Howdy. John':" queried the woman as she drew rein at th door, and as J!rs Hungerford appear -1 -he a ided. "And howdy. Mary:' Both answered that they were well ami John iiupj.ivl "How are a!l you'ims. Sarah?" "All able to dig. thankee, John." "Cora an' t...ers turnia" out well'." "Reckon .they be, what little we've got, but barks and roots pays better. Chilling any this fall, Mary?" "Not a bit. Sarah." "Haven't le-ard from theiu'utm. 1 reckon?" iir.cried Hung -liord ai'ier a long pause, during which the woman tried to sf'.e nie up. "Mebbe. Who may h"'un oer" "Strange: from the no'th." "Sari in?" "I'm shore.' "Will he back with ye stand toyoui back in cas oi trouble?" "Haven't mentioned, but I reckon." "Well. then, they'inis iscoining up to night to put on the hickory." Hu! Who said It?" "Heard it at fhe corners. Bassett is gwine to lead 'em pared. Jim?" It's shore. Are ye pre Reckon," And Mary?' "Siie uii is prepare! I. " "Well, then, ihai's all I've got t.0 say Hope you'll hurt they'uns till they'll be have themselves. Good-by, John good by. Mary." She was off with that. 1 had a dim suspicion of what was meant, but the coolness of the trio puzzled me. When she was out ol bight I asked: "Is it trouble?" Stranger." n-plied Hungerford. as he pulled a t wigot'f a bush and bit at it. "I've been warned away!' "How why;' "Took sides with the Oldhams against the Bassetts, and he Bassetts have warned nie to leave." - "And as you have refused to go they are coining to take you out and switch you?" "Exactly if they kin!" "And are they comoig to-nigiit " "1 reckon." "And you?" "I fchel be ready " We sat in siii-uce for il iiKiifieiit? I looked iipM Mrs. Lungei ford, but she was sewing away ami trotting her foot jus placidly as if danger was at the other end of the world. The children soon t egan a gauie of tag, and the husband softly whistled as he switched the twi' over the ground. "Great heavens! bur you take it coo i ly," I ..c.la..i.cd as I n ed evervhii'g "Stnin;;i i . " answ, red tlungci ord as he turned ;.) in . I n ei1. s .:i. '-... p. Pack wiili nil' l .-iuut i.iisi.... i .(1i fuss. Yon don't know the Uldmuus from the Bassetts. 'Deed you may have stayed with an Oldham last night. You don't want to mix in, and yet" "I don't want to kill or be killed, but can't 1 h. lp you some other way?" "You kin. lb 'tin is all right. Mary I knew iie'un wa.s." "(ilad ou't." sh.- briefly replied, not even looking np from her knitting. ilnugcrford took the whole matter as coolly as if it was all ordinary business transaction. There was only one way by which his cabin couid be uppioa. hed. It was arranged that I should secrete myself in the cowshed on the one hand, and his wife in the smoke house on the oilier, and at the proper moment this flunk tire would have its effect. Hungerford was to hold the house, aud he was the only one who was to shoot to kill. As be said it wasn't my f uss, bt it wasn't human nature to leave him to tight a mob alone. When all had been arranged we went into supper, and after the meal a double barreled shotgun was got down and loaded for the wife. The husband lu:d his army musket, which lie loaded with buckshot, and 1 had lay re volver as a weapon. As we finished our preparations and iiat down :; iiie door step thn viU Mtreiemdy inquired of her husband: "'iwine to shoot to kill, John?" Reckon I orter," he replied. "And me?" "That's recording. Mebbe you'll have to." "And the stranger?" "Oh, he'll fixe high." "Pap, can't I shoot?" asked the eldest, a girl of 10. "Shet, Tilly r ' The children went off into a corner and rejoiced that there was going to be "a tout," but by and by grew sleepy and went off to bed.- Dp to 10 o'clock we talked of everything but the coming vent. At that hour Hungerford said: "Reckon it's time. They'll be here by 11." The wife tied a shawl over her head, picked np and examined the gun and walked off to ber station with never a word. , I went over to the shed, took the place picked out for me and five minutes later all 'was darkness and silence. It was Just about 11 that 1 beard the low hum of voices and the footfalls of men, and ten minutes later four or five of the gang of twenty came directly np to the shed and leaned against it aa tkey in spected the honae.'.-: r "All sound kS p." wkhgij e. T7e3S :.l Cm af Mas a ' -There's 10 D8 no let up. boys!" cau tioned a third. "We must switch him till he gives in. We've had enough fooling." "What of the wife?" whispered tue first. "Blast her! She's as had as he is! Let's give her a taste of the gad. tool" "Agreed;" One of them went away to call np the crowd, mid in a tew minutes alt were assembled. I Hen 1 gleaned from their whisp; . ' hat John Hungerford was to le whipped to death, and that his wife , was to reeeh less merciful treatment. They ev. ti planned to fire the house, and I wipe urn- whole family root and I brnich. At a signal all advanced, and j five or six men jumped against the door It whs barred. Then n voice called: ' "Open. John nungrrfnrd! We've come for ye. anil we ore bound to have ye!" The words were answered by a shot i from the house, ami then the shotgnn roareiL from the smoke house. I ele vated the muzzle of my revolver and tired si. shots overtlie confused and flying crowd, and next moment all who could get away were gone. Hungerford came out with a lantern, and by its light we saw two dead men anil three wounded. The wife had also shot to kill. One of the wounded was puht speaking The other two. who were strangers to the family ami belonged in a distant village begged for merry and promised all sorts of reformation in the future. In tin- morning, as I wim ready to go on, there were thi'i'e dead outside the door and 'lie two wounded were groan ing with pain. The nearest doctor was five miles away, ami I was to stop and h ave word for him. As I left the honse Mrs. Hungerford said: "Thank. e. stranger, and we won't for git it." And the husband said: "It wasn't your fuss, of course, but what a shame to have wasted all them bullets! "(food-bv. and God bless yel" M. Quad in Detroit Free Press. Vi-eomtnodtttiiiK. 1 Visit:- southerners at least those from Tens are not at all pleased with the rush of northern railroads, if we may believe M.ij. Martin, of that state. They j are used to a very different sort of do-1 mgs. liy way or illustration the major tells this story: I remember that a woman one evening asked the conductor of a tram in my state to stay at a crtaia place all night She wanted to spend the night with some friends, ehe said, and if he didn't oblige her slit; should have to wait twen- ty-fonr hours for a tram. The conductor Kiid ho hated to be dis obliging to a lady, but lie didn't like toi delay the other passengers. Finally he ; agreed to tain it over with them, and we decided t!iat if her friends would tove us lodging and breakfast we ! wouldn't mind an extra day spent on the way. The tra'ii waited hall 1111 hour while she got oil and consulted with her friend-;. a;id just as we were about to leave the place she came and told Us that they had agreed to the terms The fires in the engine were bunked, and the train left on t lie track. Next morirng altera comfort.:: !.- night sjieut in the farm house, we I .ft the place twelve hours late :'.i!;t about accoiuiuodiitiug railroads! - New York Tribune. Ic 11 Tor Nusiiti'luii. The Kev. Salnpsou Doolittle lives hi the btlburbs. The other evening lie met Brother Reachnp in a buck street, stroll tug carelto. ly along u iui hii empty bau on his j-honlder "ili, Brer Reachnp." said the Rev. Mr Doolittle. "wha' yo' tfwan so sly wid iIhI bag dis honh in de chimin":' "I hopes yo' dou tper" IV.e after chick ens. Brer Doolittle!" exclaimed Brother Real- h up 1 a ill -r 1 1 ; . 11 1 1 v "rfho!" replied the Rev. Doolitth "Did I say's 1 spec s yo' ob da?? But 1 got jes' hyuh to say, Brer Re.acbnp, an dat is, of 1 diaps into yo' house I'tuali to dinnah an' axes yo' fo u wi:ig an a piece ob de lirev' au' de pe-ce dat goes ober de tcnoe lus'. wid plenty o! gravy, an' yo' says yo" hain't got no chicken. I'll spec' yo' ob p'varioatin". Brer Reaehup, dat'a sv at I w ill." Chicago Special IVcss lin'-an. IVIial u Uullar Will Lo. r our gentlemen sit down to dine lu a hotel. They sit for some time, yet none of the waiters pays any attention to their wants. They are hungry. After a mo ment's consultation each of the famished guests lays a dollar beside hia plate There is a marked change 111 the be havior of the waiters. The four gentle men eat a l-earty meal The waiters 'oecouie intt nvted. lue four lenmrcly pick their teeth and calmly put their dollars back into their pockets. They even smile. The waiters don't. Jury. Antlqnlty of Wearing Mounting. The custom of wearing mourning for deceased . relatives and friends la of ex tremely ancient origin, dating back to remote period of history. Even se mi bar baroun nations observe this time hon ored fashion, although, as a role, they do not mourn in dismal black ' u does the enlightened Christian.1 Jenn ess-Miller Magazine. HOME COMING. Backaftor iMuroaying loaguea of jolleful aea, . Back from ioag tarrianoa among oltmea ramota, 1 dM art tuea wbat haatt of amity Lay hkkloa among tbabeartaof Uieemjr frieoda, Abaswwbatokiihadinawfuiaparpiaatata, Crawnad mc and aeeptand ma a tnnalant rinc With them I lovaand thoat I bad draamad till now Hot balf ao rich la lovi aim royaiocai WhUa clear throuirb arery greatinn, aquabla : Am bracua throtijth a roTt of itr tiena, :. On blaad familiar bniiua faapolM fioatal .... Dlftarant. mdaad. lha ekxma bad t fared Back fVom tfjatTaporopjiToytgB wllirruat mara Booaar or lator to Uia unknowable! v Bow then the faoaa leaned toward mine would Wlta TT, I etutrta ,awet Bow faitfc weold Vy band Ttotorlooatrt How aolanoe, them. , M.mm for krpr Inra, would efawo mi Hmuat Ana, a. bawwU a- w ". trw " VwiUli - ' f for Infants and Children. VCaatorlalaaoweJladar'tedtocluldnathai I Caatorla cures Oollo, Oonattpatlnn, T recommend it as superior to any prescription known to me." H. A. AiiCHra, M.D., ,u.. u. ..vr 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. T. sent 20 ASHEVILLE SODA WATER FACTORY, 217 Haywood Street. All WATER THOROUGHLY FILTERED on tilt Premises). Twenty-five years ot practical experience, combined witu pkkhokal attention to all de tail ol" the budiness and perfect Ri-ranirements lr ci.kani.inkss and piikitv ot all c d manufactured, enable the propriftor to present to his numvroim luitriinn n superior ctfl-- ot Carbonated Beverages. VSchy and Seltzer Water in Siphons. Gin kit Ale and ahtni- furious ttavora ot SOD A WATER ready iorhtpmenl antl rirli-.red fre. in City limit ut of town nrdem must hftve RKsrONHlBI.B referencr. C. H. CAIUI'RKI.I.. Another due. Street and Smith's Hood News. Chicaeo Detective "Who are vou?" Stranger "My name is Tnscott." nie see, I'm hunting tor a man named Tascott." "He's just gone up the road." "Thank you." erwiaiw!w!ei Tke Popular Cocoa of Europe. The Coming One of America. n i.'ir soi.cni.r: ctikap. Rich, ligestible. Stimu lating. Nourishing. Having a peculiarly delic ious flavor a food and drink combined at a half cent a cup and fit for a princt. VanHouten's "BEST& GOES FARTHEST" VAN HOITTKN S (M'OA (- tried, hIm-m nMdM) win uivnted ad pa ten ted ud ! miade In HullMti It Ih cknowliNijtttd hj th nioHt eminent doctor and nljU that by the apretal tre-t-Mrni VaK Ho0tei'0 Cocoa haa widcrrOB, the solubllltr of th fleatwAwrMlti const Kucnt Is Inee-eiiaed fifty fvnt., while the whole of the fibre ere softened and rendered more piUtable and dieeittible. 'Lrget iule in the world. for Van U hjten' nnd take no other. 47 This popular remedy never fall to effectually care Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Headache, Biliousness And all .diseases arising: from a Torpid Liver and Bad Digestion. The natural reatnl in rnort aippatlto and aoliU i wnIi. ItiMO uuialt I aleKuat ly aaar coatc-u and nHy lo mtallow. SOLD EVE3.17HEEE. AT THE JEWELRY STORE; The entire Ntm'k ul Plated JeMelrT InclndinK fine Broochee, Buttona aad Bro f lcte. at 1-3-0 NE-THIRD OFFI-1-3 Regard lesa of coat, aa we intend in tbt future ' tn keep nothing but Solid OnM and Bterlinff Silver Jewelry. ARTHUR M, FIELD, LEADING JEWELER, Sontta Main St. A.tacvlllc 0 UMR'H"! ' wMaTaMMMS ' aWMawWanHwaaWaWtawMni '' alallin " "t fyYilnwrlnff fVnm tha affeMa of yotitbfSiI vrmra, 1 f 4rmr9-BMitt9wmkMmk loatnaiiIiood,en..l l I a vaJtiaut trvatiaeia,- "M 1 id Y'"' fr noma earn, f f . A t ' i pHMiMni tm i .4 a tw ajntira -a a- i , .. jMn 1 ... ;n.c3,r s . - Cocoa MMM:MIMMM era . Tut I Sour Summon. DUrrliuja. r";i"l"; Kills Woruu, give sleep, and promotes M- . motion, Without injurinua medication. Th OmTAua Coar-iMT, 57 Murray Street, N. T. d&wl v N OTICE. State of North Curoliim. llunrombt cot!;, . Superior court, Dccvmlur utn., 1M90. N. MurrouKh. plaintiff, aKaii.si Jcnnk Mar rouvh, ilcfrndant The ric'emlant nhovr named will take no tice that 11 n action entitled us above has been commenced in the superior court of bun combe county to obtain a divorce front the the bondB of in a trim on v ; nnd the said de fendant will further ttikc notice, that ahe in required to appear at the next terni of the HUK-ariur court ol" Hunet,tnc county to be hclo ontnctirt Monday in December. lh9H.at the court house ot'aid county in Asheville. N. C. and answer or demur to the com plaint in nid action, or the plaintiff will ap ply to the court l r the relief demanded in naid complaint. This thi dav of October. lHUO. w. t. ri;ynoki)S, c. s. c. octl4dltwfit. "MILLER BROS.' STEEL ; Are AMERICAN, and tht BEST. LEADING BUSINESS PENS. No. 87 Faloon Ann Noe. 7a, JIT, 1, Ami i LEADING STUB PENS. Carbon Stub And Noa. 119, 102, Gum Pan. LEADING LEDGER PENS. Uo. 89 Karkham 2) Akd Nob. 101, 60&, m. LEADING SCHOOL PENS. No. 28 Unienlt And Noa. 813, 444, 1. Th Millar Bros. Cutlery Co., Meriden, i MASDKACTCRIIHS OF Steel Pena, Ink Erasers and Pocket Cutlarr. Sent poHtpaiil lor ID inits u iloxrn, or HO cents a vri Send tor Iriiil ilom-ll. ut-Mortfd kinds. JAS. CARSON', Aslltvillc. N.C. TO THE MERCHANTS OFWESTERN ,N, C. Vc wis'i to way that we have secured the nervier of our MR. O. H. HKKRY, to re pre en t our inrerentH in our aectinti for another year; and buy urn KMd I'or SPOT CASH DIRECT. we are prepared to meet tht very cloeeat competition. Mr. Henry will also continue to hare authority to collect all accounts doe our firm. Thanking you for your pant pat ronpir nnd w IwliinK a coptinuatlon of the same, we are, very respectfully. ' -. . - Wilaon, Burn Jk Co., Importers and Whole Orocera, oct20rilw wit Baltimore, Wd. ER OFFER" ri tnr in Aacnet. Heptanna ) cir October and pay wbaa rnim a. aold. iot Caeh -Irrlces Tlie Low tat known. . JuRta,lttlocaslldoirn,baanoa rv3uiberUtli. NolntereaU . 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The Semi-Weekly Citizen (Asheville, N.C.)
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