TIIII DAILY CITIZEN
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One Wees. IS
r carriers will dciircr the paper every
nnniini m every part at the city to our sub
scribers, and panic wanting it will please
call at Um Citiun Odice.
Mew AdTertiaenicata.
Ladies" ParaUhinga-atia Barak Ellick.
Mr. FtarMn at GrtCMboro.
toe unouwinj nuriman, 01 Mon
day, says: Although the rain had not
only cooled the atmosphere but also
dampened a number of scats under the
gospel tent, the eager crowds pressed in
at an early hoar and the apace was duly
tilled at herrtotore. The eenUemniily
ashen packed the seats so as best to
economue room, and evenr one was
, Blade as comfortable as the circumstances
would permit.
The simplicity, clearness and kieical
force of the discussion seemed irresistible,
and for a time the silence was almost
audible, the hearers spell-bound under
' the persuasive powerof evangelical trmn.
it was do new gospci, out ine oin siurv
told with new unction and enforced with
new ana apiirojmate niuiimiKni. i ik
cAect was fine, and a larire number of
persons remained for the after meeting.
Mot Responalblc for Dance
The A. L. I. Pair committee desire to
say publicly that the dance carried on at
Ray s warehouse after the close of the
fair on Wednesday night was not only
without their consent but was directly
against their reiieatedly expressed will,
and was also in .opposition to the wishes
of one of the proprietors of the wore-
bouse.
To have thus turned ourentertainmcnt
into dance in opriositton to the wishes
and convictions of many of the K"d pro-
pic ol the city who kindly aided us in
lurnishinii and manairiiiK the fair would
have been to be guilty of a piece of double
dealing, not to say treachery, which we
wish to distinctly disavow.
- Tendering our heartfelt thanks to the
ladies and gentlemen who so kindly con
tributed to the success of the fair, and
refraining front any expression of our
opinion ot the young men who imperti
nently intruded m getting up the dame
we are, respectlully, etc.,
A. L. 1. Fair Committkk
Thirty reel Down a Well.
Hickory Prass-Carollaiaa.
While Mr. fierce Haas was drawing
water at the well last bun Iny his little
four year old daughter was leaning
against the box which hud been removed
the week before for cleaning out the well
and had not been fastened. As Mr. Bus
leaned to pour the water from the well
bucket the box fell over leaving an own
ing into which the child pitched bead
foremost about thirty fret into the well.
The well is thirty-six feet deep and had
five or six fret of water coming near the
top of the rock wnll. The child struck
the wall and has a severe cut on the back
of her bead and neck. It seems mimcu
lous that she was not killed. Her father
called to her to catch the well rope wnkh
tlie dni and held until he went down and
- got hold of heft- She is doing well, but
bad a narrow escape from death.
Cannot Con This) nniunier,
Rev. 0. C. Rankin yesterday received
the following letter from Key. Sum Jones
which explains Itself: -
Cahthhhviixe, Gn., May 27, 'H9.
My Dear Hro. Rankin: Yours of May
21st received. 1 am very triad to hear
from you aguin and wish very much it
were possible for me to give you a date
this summer, but 1 have looked over my
engagements and find that I have
scarcely a day left to myself. The lortl
willing and we live to next summer I will
reserve date for you 1 love to work
with you. With best wishes 1 am, irn
ternally yours. Sam I', J onus,
Tho Vm. '
The regular monthly meeting of tltc Y
W. C. T. V. will be held in the ohnstoii
Hall at S o'clock this afternoon. A full
attendance is earnestly requested. Visi
tors welcomed.
Tableware.
All needing anything in the way of
china and glass can find great induce
ment to buy now at Law's 57 und Oil
South Main St. A splendid assortment
of tea sets and dinner sets in white or
decorated goods at the lowest prices.
All Nortbcniprk-esduplicatcd, saving you
freight and breakage.
LADIES' NEW FURNISHING STORE.
Silks, PIumIich, Wliit(Jools.
Laet'H, Embroiderii'H, Hih
boiiH, Art Nmllt'work Mate
rial, HandkorchiofH, Coi-HotH,
CiIovoh, Honiory, LiuHcm' Un
derwear, LainurtHiuiiiH, l abl
Covens, Pillow Shu tun, TitlieH,
etc., etc. IjOhhoiih in Art Eni-
broidery and Statiminir fit
to all who inin'liaeto material.
kid U loves fitted to the hum
ouimpmg uono while you
wait, at
SARAH EIXICK'S,
Corner of Mala and Willow Mtreets, under
Hwannanoa Hotel. '
THE ASHEYILLE BAPTIST,
OFFICIAL ORGAN
or TII8
W. N. C. Baptist Convention.
A Paptr Dtrutnf to tot Inttmf of tile Dr-
momlmmthm in It'eatcra North CaroMua.
1.50 Per Year, lu Advance.
Avsrtiainc suae limited, Kates msdc
kaowa spun application. Address
ABIIBVILLB BAPTIST,
; mnylldlm wly Aahrrllle, N. C
JOTICBOK INCORPORATION.
Notice la hmby given that letters nf Inoor
nnratloa wen thla day laaucd to "The
Firms Broad Lumber Company." The pur
poses of the incorporation are th haying,
riling, owning, holding and dealing In stand
ing tma, ttmtier and lumber, timlwrnirn's
materials and supplies, and timlier and other
laads, and tbr manufacture and aalt of lum
ber and fnralture, etc. The place of hu.lncaa
ia Aahevllle, N. C. The amount of thrraplial
la S 1011,000.00. Ttwnamhrrol aharrala l.ouo
and the amount of earn than ! One Hun
dred LKiilara, This May jr,, ihhii.
i W. T. KKYNQI.IIft, .
dlt C. B. C. Buncombe Couuty.
FOR BALI! t
AT RUGBY GRANGE FARM, FLETCHER, N. C
Tkro,ighlred Trlterrd Short Horn Bull,
"tloTemor Hnle." price HM.
Throuihlirrd Dcrkihlra lloar (not rrirlt.
tctvdj, pi 10, . aiarSISdn
8UI GHTKRINO WOLYI J.
An Old Time Hunt In Macon
County After the Varmints-
Atlanta Constitution.
Clayton, Co.. May 29. A Inrire num
ber of men front-this county and from
Macon county, N. C. met on the Nnnta-
hdla about a week no for thejurpoe of
tilling woivcs. 1 nunwiuy nifm came
and passed, and no trace was bad of the
wolves except one wolf was heard to howl
on the l'inniu'le Thursday night bv llcn-
ncrson Unily and others, which caused
them to return at once to the camp.
Friday morning was ckar, anil the
drivers, with theireuuipment Jhoundsand
guns, manned in single hie toward the
place where the wolf was heurd to howl.
Soon they readied the place, and every
effort was made to raise the desired ani
mal, hut only a cold trail could be bail
Slowlv. but surely thev followed ita trail
till late in the afternoon, with no suc
cess. Here some of the party. nettniL!
worried -t-Bot- tinning the wolves as
numerous as they had imagined, re
turned home, leaving hunters yet in the
woods.
After consulting the foreman. Iitsia-r
Hopper, who was an old and eicrienccd
hunter, in regard to wolves at thisseuson
of the year, it was divided the hunters
arrange themselves in purtK-s of about
tnree or lour in various places on . the
mountains und learn from the howling
the wherahouts of these wolves. Tins
plan put the pursuers in possession of the
idea as to where the cunning wolves
were. ,
Next morning at five o'clock tlic signal
gun was nretl by v. . f. tarlnml lor even'
standi r to go to Ins stand in doulileiinck
time. After sufficient time was ullowcd
for all to get to their stands the drivers
shouldered their arms, and. heini; led bv
the foreman, made their wuy toward tlic
mountain iiiie laurel, me place where
the wolves had their den. They readied
the place very soon and loosini; all dotrs.
bidding each dog as tiny untied him to
nrgh-on. Everything was us still as a
graveyard for a few minutes. All at
once the hounds, closely followed by tla-ir
mastrrs, were upon the den of wolves.
Here for some time no description can
I given of the fight. Men were hollow
ing ut tlic tops 01 llicir vok"cs, and dog
howling for hie. After a while the men
reached the den where the dogs und
wolves had just ended one of the most
terrible fights on record lietween dogs
and wolves. Although the fight was a
rough one, only one dog wus killed and
two wounded. "Now Uvt the young
ones," said one, John llnidlcy, beiti"
the first to get to the den, laid off his
shot pouch und crawled in to where the
little ones were. Soon he counted out
seven, nil mules but one, thought to lie
aliout a week old. Meanwhile the hounds
that had escaped a shaking were chasing
the old ones back and forth through the
laurel. Soon the reiKirt of a shot gun
was heard that would have shukeu tlie
wnlls of Jerk'ho, which only seemed to
give courage to tlie dogs. Shortly alter
the rtKrtofa rifle was heard tomix with
the yelping of the hounds up tlie laurel,
which was a fatal shot fired by a Mr.
Nk'hols, almost instantly killing one ol
the largest wolves ever setn by the
hunters present. Just how many old
ones tliere were is not known, but there
were certainly three.
l-ow Katea to the Mate t'lilverNlty
Centennial.
Round trip tickets will he sold by the
W. N. C. K. K. CiiaR'l Hill mid return for
OisIV fur -adults' find- for child ren $3.15.
On sale from May 31 to June 0, and good
to return until June 10.
MISCELLASEOVS.
See the new SatineH at the
"Kaeket Store." Some love
ly patterns. A new lot of
UibooiiH, all widtliM und
hhiiden, in l'lain, (iron drain
and Moire at "Uaeket" prinu.
Quality the bent, n'uv the
lowent.
All the Standard Novels
at the "Kaeket Store" for 10
eeiitHeuiJi Itetfula r price,
25 fiints. Brass riaeciues,
Puiier Holders, Corner Ihatk-
I'ts, Towel Hollers, and a
thousand and one household
eon ven lenees at "Kaeket
prill's."
Swaiinanuu Hotel.
Unexcelled culianc.
Popular with tourUti, families and buxinow
men.
Electric cars puu the door.
BAWLS BKOR,
fcbldly Propr1.
The White Elephant
Crop last year was very Uu gv,
and having elosetlouttheear
of ' lturbunk's TotattM's, we
now offer a ear of White Ele
phant J'otutoes. They arc
very tine. Trico 75 to 80
eents.
ThoJJ pound I'l-eain l'eaehes
aroall gone. We still have
a few eases of the Jl pound
Pie IVuehes at 10 eents per
ean, and also a few eases of
the 10 tvntw Corn, but wil
probably lie out within tin
next ten days.
We are offering some siie-
eial priees in Soaps, Starch,
lUueing, IHaeking and Ci
gars.
POWICIX&SNIDER
GRANT'S
If your pmeriptiuni are
cunixnnilrd at Grant's Phar- .
" mucjr jroo can pwiitirrly de
pendi upon thrae facta: Kirat,
that only the Fureat and fleat
druK and chemicals will be
uaed Second, tbey will be
compuundi-d carefully and ac
curately by an experienced -preacrlptionlat
; and third, yuu
will nut br charged an exorbi
tant price. You will receive
the brat Kxda at a very rea-
DRUG
sonahle profit. A full line of
Patent Medlriiica, Toilet Arti
cle, Ayer's Kecamler Prepaia
tluna, Seolt'a Electric Curlers,
etc., etc.
We have the agency for Hum
phrey's Homeopathic Med!.-
cine.
DkVAULT'B OLD HTANU,
34 8. Main St.
t PrcKcriptloni delivered to
"any part of the city frw ut
charge
STORE.
rsinOd'JI
Schedule Street Railway.
To take effect Priday, March 1, at fl.SOa. m
Car leaves Court Hotiac 8. 30 a. m
" 7.(MI
" " " " HJMI
" " " " UIMI
I'mm then till 7 p. m. car Icavea court houae
every an niinutra.
Alao, t ar Icavra court houae at M OO p. m
anu v.w p. m.
FAHK. PIVK CKNTR.
A IIISINICMSLOT
For Sale at Auction.
WuHMlurday.at ism., juii I, lH8c,
I will aril at the court houar, a
' Fine BuhIiivhm Lot,
With one-hub of brick wall of No. 67t North
Main afreet. MIk of lot UAxlAll tn-i. Tcrma
of safe! One-half caah, balanwin 1 month
at a per cent. Intereat. Title crfect.
C. g. CtMIPHR,
mays dtda an gouth Main atrcet
All eyes lltted and lit xnaranteed. A com
plete atm-k of the above aooili at
GRANT'S DRUG STORE,
S Sdl'TII MAIN 8TKUHT.
flenll.u' preairiptlona a aimlalty.
fcl.U7ilnm
J;l VATB BOARD,
A frw board rr eaa tw accommodated at
911 l Avenue,
mayiodlm WKs. W. W. KULL1NS. ,
TLANTIC COAST LINE
On and after thla riatr ihr r,.n.,in -kl
ulra will lie run over lta"Cniimhla llllon."
r.u. on icavra ciiiumirin' n ilo p m.
' . Arrlvea al Chnrleatua V.SO n. m.
NO- 0!It1bv Charlralon . 7.10 a. m.
Arrlvea atColnnthla M.AAa. m.
Cnnnn-tina with tralna )., .n.l (V.. .ii
point. t, Charlolta, Colunihia An
ul and Colnaibla M Umatilla Katlruada.
'lially.
T. M RMKHMON, (Wa. aaa. Aat
J. f. KB VINE. Oca. pi. "
TO MACKINAC
Summer Touns.
Pslacc SrtSMtss. Low RTt8
Four Trip, par Weak Set w. n
DETROIT, MACKINAC IjsLANO
raloakay, Sauli ri. Mart., and Lak.
burua W-jr Porta.
vary Wak Day H.lm
DETROIT AND CLEVELAN D
BrWial MMslajr Trips JaM Jmj, nmi tW(4.
Double DaJIjr Uu Be wrti
CHICAGO AND ST. JOSEPH, MICH.
OUR ILLUSTRATCO PaKSHL I,
aafcw ana amura! n Tlokv. Mil b-i ni nuliad
bj jranrTlok.1 aniil, i r..lT. .
t. B. WMITC0MB, Q. P. A., DttaoiT. Mich..
Ostrolt and Olsvaland atsam Na. Co.
nmylNiltf
rH'S 0"HSV', VVy, D'L
It? Ir ir'Oi tO cATch ,t R
'TeVITmI-D yu T.,aT,TpA,
1U u y n UrO rit ov Oi N
GrlP A 0 P ,11
S n eel Wif r M
A. D. COOPER,
Ilo TU al 111 LC .... ur I
- n r n de Ub 1 0 A L
N
'imcB.
Notice la hrrphv uIvm tUm n.....uL...
Intrlv ralatiiiR Iwtwcen T. W. Thraah, P. II
Tlira.h. Ma. I.imlun .i w t n k
ti!v " A'bevH'e, under the Arm name ol
i nrn.n. ni.iiKn k u , waa diaaolvetl on the
iiHToi may, ifotu. ny mutunl conarnt
Mai l.lndnn anil W. I. Iluuirh aaauminii
nil ilehta due bv the Hnn.
the
navmrnt of
All orraona inilclitpri t tk Hm. m
aettlc at once. m.v'JN d:iut
E. FOGETTE,
Architect.
Plana and aireincntions prepared and rati-
matea aiven, at short notice.
Office: Wolfe Bulhllni, Court Houae Hnitare.
Anhevllle, N. C. mavAodtv
GEO. KIMI1EU,
6ENERALC0NTRACT0RAKD BUILDER
Moaaie Tile and Cement work aacclaity.
Orstea, Kangr and Bolk-ra aet.
nulldinas moved and repaired la Aral ilaaa
manner.
Heweniire, Urainam and train for the same
thoroughly undrratood and promptly at
tended to.
(MBwi Wtitl Bllllng.ConrtHonae!.iu.
Aaaevlue, N. C. aiavaodlv
ASIIEVILLB ADVLKTISLMEXTS.
DONT ORDER
From yourfirotrr, oven for trial, our
"ROLLER KING" PATENT
j -
DwauHe it i made in Anhevillo,
"YOU KKOW," L
llut wo pledge our word for it, that no
WHITER BREAD, BISCUIT, ROLLS,
Can bo made from any iniortod Flour, 'j
ELECTRIC LIGHT
1h the mont popular Ht might goods in this market.
iVtik your Jirwep-ftn tlip-lovf Drandw, tnamifartimHiby the
ASIIEVILLE MILLING CO.
II. T. COLLINS. President.
ASIIEVILLE ICE C 0 Li P A U Y.
Pure Ice made from Distilled Water. Office: IiarnarJ
Juilding, Pattou Avenue.
ASIIEVILLE COAL COMPANY,
H. T. COLLINS & CO.
Sujierior Hard and Soft Coal at Wholesale und ltetail
tifficc: Harn.ird Ituililing, I'atton vipie. Yard: Old Depot
a HERRING & WEAVER,
THE SHOE STORE
NO. 30 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
While we Have the Fluent and ltlot Fatriilonable OoodMlu
Our Liuct
Wculso have the clitiicst. Cull anil sec us.
W. U. MARX; frop'r.
Kl'HUS DAWSON, Sunt.
ASIIEVILLE LUMBER AND M'F'G CO,,
MANUFACTl'KKKS OF
Satth, Ooors), IlIliidM, 9Iouldiiig;H, Floor! ng, Celling and all
Kiuda of Mill Work.
llnrdwoud interior flniah a apeeialty. . aprt'fl dim
OAK STREET INN,
ASHKVILLE, N. C,
nrautifnlly hx'ntrd In a irnrve if onka and white pine, with no duat or noiae, at the cor
nrrolOHk and Woodnn atreeta, near the Female College, and only three aouarea from the
court houae.
We have a numlicr of eleimntlv-furniahed roomi to Bcromtnnriiilr Inankn t.. .ii .
nii. quiet plnw, n way from the hotcla. Nice rooms, new furniture, good fare, 6rst-claaa
vuv.ni(, v iiHuuuuw ji iwa. aiiu, nui nnu 10111 uuini,
Dr. T. J. IIARVAN, Proprietor.
COMPOUND OXYGEN AND" MEDICATED BALSAM VAPOR.
All modern and Inteat Imnroeed methoda for treating chronic dlaeaaes of the lunui
throat and noae, hy the Inhalation of vaiMiriied and atomiacd riunl. h. the iiH. ii,,.tl.. .....
compmnwd air appnrntua; alao Oimpound OxKin In conneition with the yaiwriicd Bol
aam (the hnlanin olitaincd from the natural balsam treea mar Anhrvillr I
We alao mnnutiu-ture a Home Treatment ol the Comiound Oiym'n, whkh la, ngual to
niv ..m- tre-mmcKi, .uu wm w m-iii on npjim'iiiiun oy capreaa, on receipt ol price, i 4
(lur aurcraa here for the aat three yeara with thia treatment haa been phrnomennl, hav
inn enrca many i-aaea mat were pronouniTU noirifaa, wnoae namea and reaidencea ean be
oiiiHinru oy 1'nuinn ni im rannnnum. ny K-niiiaaion we refer to the lollowinu well-known
ininono w niim-viiir ; n. j. naitin, ra-mayor; j. n. area. Clerk 1. b. Court ; Ker. O.C Ran
kin, paator Pi rat Methodlat Church; Rev. W. A. Ntlaon, pastor First Baptist Church; H. T.
T. J. HARGAN, M. D.
THE "BONANZA"
THE I.KAIIINU . , '
V WINE AND LIQUOR V. STORE .
IN THE8TATK.
FINE SAMPLE AND BILLIAUD R009I.
NO. 43 S. MAIN ST., ASHEYILLE, N. C
J. A. M AKUl'AHDT, M'K'r.
E. E.EACA.N, Sirreti,
irv
D. C. Waddcll. President. W. W. Barnard, Vice President. Lawrence Pulllam, CaaUicr
THE BAI1K OF ASIIEVILLE,
ASHITVILLI IS. C,
DIRKCTUMtt I
T. P. SAWYER, T. . I'ATTON.
. O. MARTIN, w. W. BAKNAkl.,
. L. CARROLL, b. C. W Alllll.l.L,
OKU. W. WILLIAMS, of WilmiuKton, N. C.
DESIGNATED STATE DEPOSITORY
Oldest Bank In Western Carolina.
INCORPORATED BY ACT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE
CAPITAL STOCK $100,000.
SURPLUS FlO $20,000.
FITZPATRICK BROS. & ROBERTSON,
Dealers In Wall Paper, Window Shade and Patent Hangers,
l'uinta. Oils and Varnishes, Masurys Mixed Puluts uud Colors. Window Claaa, both
French and American
We keep in atock St. Louis and Kentucky Lead.
tcbodly
LUMBER YARD.
GEO. F. SCOTT, (Successor to Doulilcday & Scott,)
North Public Square,
WINDOWS, - BLINDS,""- IToORS,
Olasa, Putt,, Lime, Plastering Hair, Shin., I.nth., Pcndag Pouts. All kind, of BulldinK
Material. .
W-Orders will receive prompt attention.
feblOdly
w. T. PSNNIMAM.
PENNIMAN & CO.
-JOBBBKS AND flBALBKS IX-
W. . VBNNIHAM.
J
H1A1R1DJWIAIRTE
ASHEYILLE, c.
AGBNTS FOR
DUP0NT POWDER CO.,
RICHMOND STOVE CO., CORTLAND WAGON CO.,
OLD HICKORY WAGONS, STUDEBAKER WAGONS, M0LINE SCALE CO.
ENGINES, SAW MILLS, ETC. M'CORMICK HARVESTING MACHINE CO.
frliUdlj' .;. -; .-. - - - -
I.HW1S MAIimiX, l'res L. P. McLol'H, Vlce-Pres. f. B. RANKIN, Ca.diler,
IHSSCToss: Iwla Miulilux, M. I. Ilennlen, M.J. f&KK, J. Hi Kuiikin, J. B. Kuy, J. K. Reed
8. 11. Ktvd, do. S. Powell, C. M. MiLoud.
WESTERN CAROLINA BANK
A8IIBV LI.U, N. C, PBHKl'ARY 1st, lbUli.
Organized Muy 1st, JH8K.
CAPITAL, fso.uoo. . . SURPLUS, 5,ooo
8TATB, COUNTY AMI CITY UBI'OSITORY.
1 A"
iNaa a (knirul Itttiikluv; Huaineaa. I lepoaita received. Kxehungc bouKht und sold. Col-
lections made on nil aecewible points. The Saving Feature w ill receive special attention
On nil sum. in this di purtmcnt, deposited lor four ulonth. of longer, interest ut the rati
of percent, per annum. will he puid. -
Ski-IhI attention itivin to louns on real estate, which will be placed for long time on real
sonnlile terma,
0RS from 0 a. at. to 3 p. m. On Saturdays the Saving U i urtmint will be open till p. ni
feb2du
WILLIAMSON & SON,
(Successors to Hart & Williamson,)
MANtlFACTIlKKKS OP
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
Moulding, Stair-Work, Fino In
tvrior FuuhIi, Mantt'ls, Etc.,
ashk villi:, n, c.
AllKNTS KllK
Tlic lluckrve I'niiiii.
Steel nnil tin SliiiiK'cs,
I'loor and Ilcnrtli 1 ilcs.
R-l
I A 1 3
ACKNTS A op
(iyrltit's Patent
SlicatbiiiK Lmli
- ASIIEVILLE -
ARTIFICIAL STONE AND TILE WORKS.
Portland Cement, ntone Rlocks) and Tllesi, exiTedlngly band.n.e In appear
an, of varinua dealgns and colors and very durable lor w alk in yarda, sidewalk., floors
for Public Buildings, Halls, Porches, Kntn.ni, llaarment. Ilul.hcr 8ho(M, Ac. Dpeetnl
si, colors and deaigna for HBAKTHS. Ilandaome Carriage P-locks with name.
BEST GERMAN PORTLAND CEMENT AND 6000 BUILDING SAND FOR SALE.
Samples of Mocks, etc., ean be seen at office over J. H. Iiickerson s Hardware Store, i
Public Square, corner of Routfc Main street. P. 0. Boa B.'l.
C, I. MOODY.
Anything lu the Jewelry Line at LOWEST PRICES
For First Class Goods.
REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING.
BURT DENISON,
IS Pattnn AVwa...o '
frbKKltf
PLUMBING, STEAM AND GAS FITTING,
TIN AND SLATE HOOFING,
ARCHITliCTUKAL IKON WORK,
Plans and Specification? Furnished on Appllcatl
on
We have thorough ttcchanii, in -ch line who have had many year,' experience In their
bualnew. We can uely guarantee our patron, satisfaction in our work, . low figures.
BALLARD, RICH & BOYCE.
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C. II. CAMPBELL,
Manafaclnrer and Wholeaaie at.in-
UINGKR ALE, CHAMPAGNE CHiKn.
LEMON SODA, SARSAPARILLA,
MINERAL WATERS, TONIC BEER,
1 CARBONATED WATER IN SIPHONS.I
factory, ai7 pay wood HI. n
" THEJ WINYAH SANITARIUM, "
ASHEYILLE, K C
For the reception of patients stiflerinjt nf diseases
of Inns and throat, and conducted UM.n the plan ol
tliesanitaritt'sat Ccrlwrsdorf and Falkcnstcin in Oct.
mnny. Ours is the only such institution in tlie United
States, and endorsed by the leading rocmlicrs'or the
medical proft-ssion. Terms reasonable.
KARL VON RUCK, B. S., M. n.
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