ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN : FKIDAY EVENING, MAKCH 14, 1800.
If-'
TAULBEE
DEAD
The Bullet of Correspondent Kin
caid l'loves FataL
The Ex-Congressman Dying
Early Thursday Morning.
His Death Occun Wlthons Any State
sn.nt from Ulin In B.gard to th Shoot
ing But Two Wltue.s., On of Which
Cannot U Found Klnoalil Arri-aUd
Bit Lawyer Will Arg galf-Defenaa.
Wasiiinoton, March 1J. William
Preston Taulbt, a representative in
congress from the Tonth Kentucky dis
trict In tlie Forty-ninth and r iftietli con
greases, who was shot in au altercation
yuilh Charles E. Kincaid, the Washing
ton corrtMioudeut of 'lbs Louisville
Times, In tho house wing of the cajiitol
on the aiti-rnotin of r'eb. 2, died lues
dy morning at J o'clock at Providence
hosuituJ. '
His death has been expected for sev
tuaJtlava, hut while there, was still a
chance lor nis
lite, the physi.
ciatis thought it
advisable not to
permit hitn to
make an ante
mortem state
rnvnt of the cir
cunistuncea sur
rounding the
shooting. Iledied
therefore, with
out making any
statement, and
the tnne aeaitist
Kincaid will rest
W. r. Til'LBtB,
entirely on the testimony of himself and
two eye-witnea-.es of the tragedy.
line of these eye-witnesses was Samuel
Ilon.ild-ori. of Tennessee, formerly door
keeper of the house of represetitaties,
who has refused to m ike any statement
for uuMicatiKn. Itoualdson" was with
Tuulliee at the time the shouting oo
curred. 'Ihe other witness was a boy
vt hu camiot be found.
Ultrrrent Htnrlra.
The storii-s of the shooting dliTer In
one importunl partii-ular. Kineaid and
TmilU'e had had an encounter some
time prior t. th s'luuting in the corridor
adjuinini; the hull of the house of repre
enluiives on the east.
It was wnd just after the encounter
took pluee tlia: Kincaid had arined him
self after the timt encounter with
Tuutlee, and. seeing hitn Koing down
the stairs ti.nt lead tn the basement, had
run after him, cal ed to h'm, as be
turned, shot him in the face.
Kincaid claims that he armed himself
In fear f danger
from a further en
counter wit ii T iiii
bee, that Taultiee
had warned him
to arm himself,
nd that 1'aidUe
in-ultetl nud at
tacked him on
their second en-
in h s miiniun re-if
tort to i lie -L-til
a necessity. The
theorv of eelf-de-
feuse will I e set cnsitLss a. gjaCAia,
up by Kincaid s lawyer.
Kl Cll.l Arre.t.d.
As soon a- the news of Taulbee's death
reached police headijuaih-rs an ollicer
wnss'nt to Kin aids room. lie was
awaken.'d. and alter he had dressed was
taken to the police station.
Fngttjfed to DcffMiri Kincaid.
Iflsvii.i.E, Kv., March IS. Aaron
Kohn, the nutej criminal lawyer, of
this city, and Jude Margin, the well
known lurist of Kentucky, have been
eiiKaited )v Kmruid's Kentucky friends
to defend Kim in his trial
HEAVY SNOW IN COLORADO,
Which HI. I. Pair tn B tit Wont ot th
i.aon.
St. Lori. Murvh 11. Advices from
Penver, Tue--d l.v innriiing, said: A very
heavy snow was failing in this city last
Uicht. und ii iiidK lair to lie the wor-t of
tue was m. Ad ices from the mountains
are to tin- etlui t taut the storm la gen
eral. The do i iraude lias been working
ail availa.'le men on I miliars mountain
ctr t.ie last llir.-e weeks in cleariug the
line to mih Ju.in, and would hae hail
the road oieu in a day or two, but this
storm will undo all ihclr work, rihteen
inchi-a is Aspen record for the past
tnenty-four hours, and four feet ha
fcdlen in isouUi PaKoia.
)t.tlinll-i Mlnlatrrs and lh Pair.
Tim Aim. Varch 12. At the weekly
merlins; of the Metnodist Ministers' asso
cia ion Hominy morning, a resolution
was i.uMd requesting congress to in
struct the pro Hired commission on the
world s fair to prevent all Inhor on the
tahLalh in tiie ere. Hon of the world's
fair LuildiiikTs at t liirugo. They also
asked that the sale of luiuor on the
Kroiiudsor in the inelosure lie forliidden.
Copies of the resolution will be for
warded to the senate aud the house.
H'lfs's raiaiu.nir lijiitgvrna.lv blashsd.
Hopkins. u.t.R, Ky., March Ii. A
man whose name is not knosrn pursued
and overtook his guilty wife and her
lover, a man iiamed Henry (ollum. at
( ave Springs, when he drew his knife
and cut Colluin iu a most terrible man
ner, severing an artery and leaving him
for dead. T lie man then escaped, leav
ing his wife l.ehind, iwing to the deep
gnsues in liLs Imck and side Cullum bj
but ex)ected to recover.
Test flult Against a Railroad.
New C'rxtiKRi.Avn, W, Va., March
12. Kuit was brouKht Tuesday morning
by William I .111 UK-iiust the I'ittshurg,
Cincinnati tV bt. I on is railway for !'.
0(0. Kills was one of the injured in the
disastrous wreck near Wheeling junction
last fall. This is a test case, huifa ag
rregatingover (iou.ihh) will be brought
ly jar Liu injured in the wreck.
A Negro Despersdo Killed.
Hirtos, W, Va., March 12. A report
lias reached hero from I'rinceton. W.
Vs., (lint Kill Allen, the neuro dmarado
who killiil Constnlile Ileleher Sunday
Bight, was caught and shut to death by
a mob Kridnv,' Allen killed an inoffen
sive isnlored man. and Bel'-lier atti'mpted
to arrost him, when Alien shot uun
dead.
InJnriMl at a firs.
Peokia, III., March 12. Fred. Brown
nd two others were iniured by falling
ti tn hers at a lire here last niirlit which
destroyed the rublier room of the big shoe
house of I burlier At companv. loss
$4,000 on stock, and fS.UOO on building.
BIO BLAZE IN CINCINNATI.
ton, Ni;ir A Company' Dulldlog D
lrnxd Lom Haifa Million.
Cincinnati, March U. About 1 a. m.
Tuisday Haines were discovered bunt
ing from the windows of (stern, Mayer
A Company's llve-storv building at the
corner of Third and vine streets. The
building was occupied by Btein. Mayer
ft Company, one of the leading olothing
manufai.'tiiring Hrms in th city and the
Vonotuck Silk company.
A general alarm was at onos turned In
and the lire department was soon hard
at work.
- As uscal the effecMvS Has of ladders
was hindered by the network of wires,
T)t Orauien bad to eonjaat thra Ives
1 P
1 1-3.
with short ladders to the second and
third floors, an 1 with throwing stream
of water from tlte street.
About lisiu the Humes crept into the
Nonotuok Silk company's part of the
building, but luckily did not do much
damage.
The salvage corps did good work in
coveriiig stock with tarpaulins and pre
venting damage by water.
i-or a time there were fears that the
handsome Knterprise buildiu.s' a lioining
was doomed, but the e. Torts of the fire
department were successful In prevent
ing this, aud beyond a si ght damage by
water the building escaped. The fire
occasioned intense excitement at the
Burnet house, w here guests in hurried
attire rushed from their rooms, and were
persuaded with dilllculty by their host to
stay in the hotel, which was in great
danger from the intense heat. The out
side woodwork was blistered, windows
cracked and fell out, aud some of the in
side shutters caught lire.
Strange to say, the solid, six-story
Sinlon building on Vine street, occupied
by Abe Kloch .v Company and Kinds
konf, Stern. La.ier & Company, escaped,
although 'inly a narrow space of three
feet separated it from the doomed build
ing. The ruined building is owned by
Stern, Maver & Companv. and is valued
at l."0,'iii0. The members of the tlrm
are B. Stem, I.ouis .Mayer, Jacob
Scheuer, Alet. Otrner and Theodore
Mayer. 13. Stern, senior np'tuber, places
the' loss to stock and iixtures at fl.ai.'HH),
on which there ii insurance to the value
of 2jO.IHHI.
Two firemen were serious! t Injured,
one by a falling cornice, and the other
by his engine I eitu sir ick hy a liacking
freight car while on his way to the fire.
The latter had bis skull fractured,
l ire Marshal IliiRiies says he thinks
the tire was caused by electric wires.
A PAN-AMERICAN REPORT.
Views of th Commit! on Telagrepa.
and Steamship Srrvlr.
Washixoton, March 12. -At the meet
ing of the Pnn-Ameriean conference
Monday a re .ort was received from the
committee apixiiuted to consider the best
means of extending and improving the
fncil ties for commercial, postal and
telegraph communication between the
several countries that border upon the
Gulf of Mexico and t ie ariobean sea.
The couim.tlee sa the telegraphic
service luces ad r.'.pnremouts. and is to
ue iviisid. risi t.iii-ia lory. Cable com
muukaliou is oy two line from the
t-U.U-d M.i les to the repulilics of tile
suiilli. l'rceut rates make it practically
impossible to do bus.uess over these
liues, aud tlie cumm.tu-e recommend
that steps tie la.cen to secure a moderate
stale of charge. 'I hi fai.ins, then
charters should lie granted t independ
ent cuule co.iipanies. tlie maximum tolls
to be ti ted iu me charters.
The coiniiiiiire jys that plans have
;ssn discussed by capitalists in tins
eounirv for the establishment of a direct
ti.l Mind stcam-liui servue between
UuiMi. tlu . an I Mooile. Ma., and the
sirts ol l olon, 1'ort l.iuion ita Kicai
ami lirevto in. Nicaragua, ."su.-h a line
would shorten the time of transporting
ui.uls trout ..ew rk or (.hicao to
Lolon to six an I a hall days, the steam
ers making stoppaues en roui to Fort
Union and irey town.
The plan aU've suggested proposes
that the s .earners, if the line la estab
lished, shall visit the city of Mobile reg
ularly to deiuer an I receive freight
alter having landed their niwil. pas
sengers and freight at Tampa. Similar
lines connecting .ew Orleans with ths
Curribliean ports are suggested by ths
commitlee.
The committee in conclusion recom
mends to all nations bordering on ths
nit of Mexico and the lanhliean sea
the granting of government aid in the
lOiililishiiiont of nrsi class steamship
serv.ee b-tweeu their several port upon
such terms us th.-y may mutually agree
upon, wall reference to the service
repined, the aid it is neecs-urv to
ext. nd. the facilities it will severady af
ford them, the basis upon which they
are to contribute, the amo.int that each
s to pav, the turmi of agreement be
tween the se eial coiitnu-t with steam
ship coni.anie necessary to th su. -fui
execution of a general plan lor such
service.
ALGwR AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Th Grand Aimx roinniander-lnChlf
tilrn m llsartf Krptlttn.
IsDtASAivji.H. Mar-h 12. tlen. Ru.
sel A. AUer, commander-in-chief of the
.rand Army. ac-iimiauied by State Scx
rvtarriiil K Oman, of Mi'-hig.in, sr
rivedMonday. They are guests of the
Indiana - irand Armv. The general has
grow u :ouier and ileshier sio.e he was
here u.inng the Presidential campaign,
and he rep tU. tlist the Itran i Armv
was never more pmsamus than at the
present time lie is miking it a point
u visit all the state ncampiuents, and
immediately- after the eainp-tire Tues
day evening, left bv )Hial tram fur the
Illinois encampment.
I.niriug tiie dsv there was an informal
nx-ep'.ioii at nea.l iiiiirinrs. in which (ten.
Atgr n-ceiveil an oianon from the vet
erans, manv of whom regard him as a
h'epul'hcan pn-sidential s)-ihility for
Isi.ij. In the evening he was miertalned
at dinner by Mrs. C. W. 1 airomiks. and
Monday night there was a r.VUiou at
the state cnpitol, which was brilliantly
lighted and decorati-l in honor of ths
distiuguislie l visitor This was followed
by a reception at Hit Hotel Ivnnison in
honor of the il-istrtinent utlicers
Wninn Kelief rorM. w ueh was at
tended bv den. Alger and stall ami by
Natitmal and department olH nrt of the
Urand Army and citi '.ens generally.
Vie I'rcslilont M.irl.tti in Plorld.
Jai;ksonvii.i.f, Us , March 12. Vice
I'reselent Morton ami wife were enter
tained b? the city Mnnunv, having Im-n
escorted from st Aug .stine by a com
mittieol citi.eni,. After U'itig shown
the tariotis ihiiiiM of interest, luncheon
was served, at which the mayor, Mr.
Mori ni and others mad inlurm.il
nm lies. The visitors returned w bl
Augaitinu Monday Uight.
CONGRESS.
aistj-Plrth Da.
In til aenste Sev.ii al publle buildings
bill war reini-ted togptksr witb a bill for
the ooustmrtlnn of ptiiHe building Id
town. lr the mvlpt have ricdd
.'I.OuO tin th past thnu year. A reaolutloa
wn agrenl to relntlng to th revision of re
marks In th rsvord. A bill was paaanl for
a half milllou dollars public building at Halt
Lm k City. Mr. rjn-rmsn'i bill fnr tbela-p-etliiu
ol meat for exports was enBsMand
without action. Th lllalr bUI was take
up, Mr. Higglns advoestlng Its passage.
After a short executive asssloa th satiate al
4:8ft p. m. sdjourncd.
In th hnu Th east rasnlutloa eras
agreed to for a Joint investigation of th Im
migration quontioo. A bill utroduoad
to limit telrphnn rents paid by th gavsra
meut to Ml pr annum, A numtxr of Dis
trict of Columbia bill! wars psassd. A rso
lutton was adopted onlllng for inforoatloa
in regard to tlt defsclive work on the aquas
duct tunnel and whsthsr ths contractors ate
liable therefor. Kevsral hrlrfge bills were
paamd. A rmoliitlnn was rvovtsd f( the
Investigstlon by a siibsrainmltte of the
Clayton-Uos-kiiirldg case of Arksnsaj)
agmsl to. The Oklnhom i bill was takra us
In comnilftr nf the hole, and at tills p. so.
u nousse; en-r-i.
Charaplea Pool Playor.
8vArrag. N. T.. March II. Ths
championship of ths United States al
pool was won or i uro sionnay nigni.
Lis won ths dsoiding (am) with Powers.
1
1
DISPERSED
By the Brarerjr of Cool Headed
Offldals at Columbia, 8. C.
A Cannon Plaoed In Position
to Bombard the Jail,
But a Mrvs Handful ef rolls, With
Drawn BsvaWsra, Qnlekly Scatter lh
Crowd, Which Larked Oragaalsatlsa
aad Leader, rurthor Trouble Ks
poatod to Save Tnrar Life.
Charleston, S. C, March I. Ths
following was received from Columbia,
this state. Monday night:
Ths fo "l.ag against O. 8. Turner, ths
wealthy factory owner of Spartanburg,
who seduced his sister-in-law and mur
dered hls,brotlier in law. Edward Hnger,
has been increasing in bitterness ever
since the tragedy, and culminated this
afternooa in an attempt to lynch him.
About noon a crowd of 4D0 men assem
bled in the city, and openly avowed that
they had come to take Turner out of jail
and lynch hitn. An organized party of
20U men from North Carolina was ex
pected, but did not come.
Sheriff Not hols took prompt measures
to def ?ad the jail and had it mads
known to the oniwd that hs intended to
protect his prisoner, whatever might be
the consequences.
A C.tsaea Bronchi On.
The would bo Ivnehers thought ts
make their onslaught mere effective by
the use of a cannon. They rallied and
parleyed and threatened, and Anally
some of them went to the encampment
grounds with a pair of mules and hauled
thence a twelve-iiounder field piece.
This they planted on Magnolia street,
near its intersection with Main. At
the foot of Magnolia street stands the
jad about 400 feet from Main and facing
it,
fir Brar rollcemoa.
The cannon had just been placed in
position hen Mayor Henneman mount
ed the gun. ordered the crowd to dis
srse and dire, ted his police to clear the
streets. This was done, and the crowd,
then reduced to alsiut seventy fire, met
the drawn revolvers of th Ave police
men. On thr lirst effort of the police to
remove the crowd from about the can
non, some of the latter ma le ready to
draw their pistol", hut daaisted and re.
treated. A shot fired at an, time would
surely have led to bloodshed.
Th Caaim Mplkad.
The firm. irsa and uoolne of the police
prevented serious troubles. A policeman
spiked the cannon, and several of ths
mob rushed in to gain possession of the
niece, but were driven otf by Sheriff
Nichols and his posse, who had by this
tune arrived on the sceue.
The lynchers, lacking organisation and
leader from the lirst, were bndly de
moralised br the ridiculous failure of
their attempt to isimlrJ the jail.
They soon scattered, and the trouble
was apparently over. Persons in the
crowd wen- heard tn say that the lynch
ers had retired only for better prepara
tions; that they woald romo for Turner
later, and would have him yet
Mnr Troabl Kspoelod.
The general belief is that ths danger
of an attack on the jail is not great, yet
sutKrient to justify measure of defense
on the part of thesherilT. That olficer,
wiih a po.sse of picked men, well armed,
is now in the jail budding. He says he
mean to defend the jail with h;s life, if
necessary, and nobody who knows the
man doubts his purpose. If the Jail be
attacked there will he bloodshed. Gov
ernor Richardson has telegraphed the
sheriff to call on trie Spartanburg state
troops, if ne- essary.
ON TM RAMPAGE.
Big Oe Wll at Marlon, lnd Aeldnt
ally Plrsit and Beyond Control,
Marion. Ind., March 12. -A fire and
water carnival, ths like of which has
probably never nrrurreJ in the gas belt,
is now in progress on the hill just off
this city, al a depth of SVi feet Ths
drillers struck an immense vein of
aUT, which was cas -d oil at a depth
of 000 feet. A tremendous flow of gas
wss developed, tlie pr.nsur of which
lifted the ca-ing and let in the water
above. Producing a veritable geyser.
Ihe well bad been near), controlled,
when an old man. named Jackson, came
into the derrick and struck a match to
light his pipe.
Instantly there was an eiplosion. Ths
workmen were blown through the der
rick, and .lacksoa narrowly escaped
being roasted alive. The derrick was
burned down, and all elfort to restrain
the well or even put out the fire have
proved futila The strange spectableof
a resistless volume of tire and water
issuing from the same pine is now pre
sented. The column is shot to a height
ot loo feet, and escape with a roar that
is appalling. Ths contractors are con
juring their brains to devise some means
for controlling ths monster, while thou
sands of people are coming for miles
around to witness (lis sublime spectacle
Lis Pletloa of Dlrhsas.
Pkkik. III., March U. Four policemen
surrounded s den kept br link Hum
mi ll and H D l.uckey Hun Uy night and
endeavored to arrest them for the mur
der of .lunghans, the (Jerman hone
buver of Peoria, whose bodv was found
in ths Illinois river Saturday. As ths
policemen tmrxt in the dmn ths two
ruiHans dropped through strap door and
escaped to ths river by mean of a sewer.
Two cyprisna bring with them were ar
rested,' and the murdered man's watch,
chain and ring found on them, Jung
nan was enticed Into the den on Friday,
hi head split open and his body con
veyed to the river hy means of the trap
dior and sewer. He had drawn i.0O0
from the bank on Thursday, and intend
ed leaving for New York Friday. AU
of the police have orders to kill ' either
llummell or l.uckey on sight, a they
are dents-rale characters and bare com
milted many crimes,
North Hiik.il and l.ttrl.
Faiuhi, X. iHtk.. March II. -There is
good reason in hlire the lottery scheme
will be brought up again in ths legisla
ture. It is said addiTional strength has
been rained through ths seed wheal
commission, and that a new bill, which
increase th tribute annually from ;5,
000 to ai.Vl.OnO and raises Ui price of
a obsrter from fcH.OOn to 130.0011, will be
K us bed. The seed wheat question will
used with powerful effect, this propo
sli Ion furnishing a solution of the diiB-
I . At ll.. I.imI l.a m.ll Mill
VUI - ww " ".-- ".
oome up Wednei lay, but ths lottery men
are quietly voiiuueui vi
Its KBcellenl Qaalltlws)
Commend to public approval thrCslifor
nia linuid fruit remedy 8 win of Figs. It
is pleasing to the eye, and to the tast
and bv gently acting on ths kttlneys,
livrrandbowcls.lt cleanses the system
effrrtanllv, thereby promoting the health
ana commit ol ail who list it.
I. Tnarnhus Latham, of Greenville. N.
C. take pleasure in adding a word of
commendation oi Mrs. lot rcrson s
Remedy. Mrs. Latham hsd the dyspep
sia very badly, and tbeuseofthis Remedy
proved wonderful In its effects, and after
using few buttles her health vastly im
proved. J. LatbabI,
" SB A A SKI . A tAl A
upvs I'SBs iB4n. n v
HATS!
Hats iuoHt ornamental,
IIat bltR'k.browTiand white;
Uata the most desirable
At Bostic Bros. & Wright's.
Surprising The multitudes
of old Hats being laid
aside recently.
Interesting How cheap and
from whence come all the
newllatn.
Profitable To know that
Bostic Bros. & Wright
are doing the selling from
their Bargain Hat Coun
ter.. THERE IS ONE FOR YOU.
AT THE
LEADING
JEWELRY STORE,
Thr entire tork ol
Plated Jewelry,
Including am- Hroochrs, Ruttona and Brae,
leta, at
1-tf-ONE-THIRD OFFl-1-8
KegMrdlc of eoit, a wc Intnid In the fntare
to krtp nothing bnt Solid Oold and
fiterhnf. Hllvcr Jewelry.
ARTHUR M. FIELD,
LEADIN6 JEWELER,
South Main St. AshcTllle.
V. A. Blaik. J . V. Brows.
FURNITURE
ASD
UNDERTAKING.
No. 3a Patton Avenue,
M'AFEE BLOCK, OPPOSITE BLAIR'S OLD STAND
We are now ready, and in
vite our friends and the pub
lie generally to rail and ex
amine our well Hcleeted stork
of
FURNITURE,
Which we are offering at rook
bottom priees. Undertnking
a Hieeial feature, falls at
tended day or night.
Telephone, day 75, night 03.
BLAIR & BROWN.
RICHMOND & OANVILLE R, R. CO.
I'ASSBNUNB liarsSVUSNT,
Westrra Nurth Carolina la.lalua.
PAMBNOBIt TRAIN BCIIBDl'LB.
lis RrsicT Shit 2Wi
TStb Meridian time usl whrn not otbrrwiw
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DRUGS AAV MEDICINES.
Shoe Brunhes, Hat BniBhen,
Cloth BruHhes and Flenh
Brunhes, at T. C. Smith &
Co.'b.
All the finest and most pop
ular brands of Tobaeco are
Bold by T. C. Smith & Co.,
Druggists.
Ragland's best Tobacco
Seeds, selected for Buncombe
county and for sale by T. C.
Smith & Co.
Lazell's Choice Perfumer,
Cologne, Extracts and
Sachet Powders at T. C.
Smith & lo
H.
We hnve the best stock of
Pressed II?rbs in ounce pack
ages. T. C. Smith & Co.
We sell the strictly pure
Lead of Jno. T. Lewi-& Bro.,
as it gives the best satisfac
tion. T. C. Smith & Co.
Horsford's Bread Prepara
tion and Borden's Condensed
MilkatT.C. Smith & Co.'s
Drug Store.
Sherwin, Williams & Co.'s
Beady Mixed Paints, all col
ors, in small and large cans
at T. C. Smith it Co.'s.
BuiHt's Celebrated Seed Po
tatoes, all varieties, jiiHt re
ceived by T. C. Smith & Co.,
Druggists.
One Grosa Hood's Snrsa
parilla at T. C. Smith & Co.'s
also a gross of Scott's
Emulsion Cod Liver Oil.
Dryden & Palmer's Double
Iteflned Bock Candy Svruti
by the barrel or less, at f . I .
Smith & Co.'s Drugstore.
Colgate's Soaps and Per
fumery in large assortment,
at T. U. Smith & Co.'s.
A full assortment of Fresh
Garden Seeds just received by
T. C. Smith & Co., Druggists.
One Hundred Bushels best
Bed Clover Seed, selling out
at lowest prices at T.C. Smith
& Co.'s Drug Store.
Blue Grass, White Clover,
Timothy. Orchard (inissnnd
Sapling" Clover, for sale at T.
('. Smith tV Co.'s Drugstore.
The largest variety of
Tooth Brushes, both English
and French, also a fine line
of Hair Brushes at T. C.
Smith & Co
s.
Special attention paid to
filling Physicians' prescrip
tions at T. C. Smith & Co.s
Drug Store. Medicinesdeliv
ered to any part of the city,
on short notice.
We have plenty of goods
and we are selling them nt
bottom prices. We move the
goods on short profits. T.C.
Smith & Co., Druggists.
T. C. Smith & Co. lead the
prices in the Drug trade of
Western Carolina. Competi
tion has taken a backseat.
Fifty gross Diamond Dyes,
all shades and colors, in any
quantity, sold by T.C. Smith
& Co.
The best Tea in the market
at the price put up in small
packages snmples free, at
T. C. Smith & Co.'s Drug
Store.
A fresh stock of DeWitt
Clinton Cigars came in to
day, also 5,000 Elevens.
These are the best five and
ten cent Cigars in Asheville.
T. C. Smith & Co., Druggists.
Soda Water all the year
round nt T. C. Smith & Co.'b
Drug Store; also Campbell's
Ginger Ale.
One Barrel Genuine Delnia
tian Insect Powder and 200
boxes Spider Web Sticky Fly
Paper just to hand, at T. C.
Smith & Co.'h.
One gross of Mrs. Person's
Remedy and a gross of Swift's
Specific just received by T. C.
Smith & Co., Druggists.
a NRW MKKD. canlnllv ore nartd bv land
lag member of tb A.ha.lll bar los
Snrt psrchm.nt and baavy Sat paper), cor
crtng
an
sacaaaary point, Jt oat nn now
nfSc i
na Co., Ms. Kert Cosurt ssjaarr. Pan I at
oa saw SI UM oraca os saw VTraaa rvai,iw
TAYLOR, BOUIS
Wholimilr and Retail Dealers In
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, STOVES,
HEATERS, RANGES. TINWARE, &C.
SANITARY PLUMBING, GAS AND ST I! AM FITTING,
TIN AND SLATE HOOKING,
AUTOMATIC EI.KCTRIC GAS LIGHTING AND CALL BELLS,
AGENTS FOR "ROYAL" GAS M ACHINE. AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER WORK FOR MILLS A SPECIALTY
New StoreUnder Opera House,
No. 43 Patton Ave., A-nevllle, N. C.
KmlmntcB Cheerfully Given on all Work In our Line,
marl dty mmm
THE WINYAH HOUSE,
Comer Henrd and I'irn streets, Cnmp Patton.
ASHEVILLE, N. I
Cmirlut-U-il ns n Siiniturium fur Invalids suffmnKtfi om diseases o
t he luncs inn) tliroat, nnd under the chnrRe of lr. Knrl von Kuck.
Conducted upon the most approved plnns endorsed by the leadniR
memlxrsoflheniedienlprolession. I'ertect appointments in every
department. For pnrtieu.ar. addr. p
Dr. von Ruck's citv office: No. 30 Patton avenue. Rooms No. 1,
2 mid 3, up stairs. Office Hours: 11 to 1 o'clock. Practice limited
to diseases of the lung's mid throat.
W. T. PBNNtysN
PENNIMAN & C0.,
JORBRBS AND
H!A!R!D!WIAJRiE
ASHEVILLE, IS, C.
AOBNTH FOR
OUPONT POWDER CO., RICHMOND STOVE CO., CORTLAND WAGON CO.,
0L0 HICKORY WAGONS, STUDEBAKER WAGONS, MOLINE SCALE CO
ENGINES. SAW MILLS, ETC. M'CORMICK HARVESTING MACHINE CO.
h9dli
EW!GOOD Sh
Just In, and We are Going to Sell Them.
All kinds r Dry I'tonils, Notions, lirrss Hoods. ClnKham. Homrstlc, Jcsns, Plannel,
Rlnnketa, Shoes, Mont. Hats lot of them bought fhrlrss than e"t of making. Home of them
coat nothing and a half, and will lie sokl thr same way. We are agents for aomr of the lar.
geat Factories in the South and i-an aell you Home-made Jeana. all wool tilled, for leaa than
yon can get them from any olher store in the State. We keep r.R All AM'8 IIOMB-MADB
SHOHS. and will give you any style at ns low prices as nny other factory In the State, and
guarantee every pair. A gnat ninny of our goods were bought at auction and late In the
aeaann, so we can sell them lower than you will tind them at any other store in th State.
Try and see. Prices made In thr store.
Asheville Dry Goods Co.,
17 North Mnin street. 1st door below Pennlman- Hrdsrrr Store,
J. O. IIOWHLL. Manager.
MANN, JOHNSON & COMPANY,
BIXCB8SORH TO
SHEPARD, MANN A JOHNSON, AND THE BLAIR FURNITURE CO
NO. 37 PATTON AVENUB,
Wholesale and Retail Furniture Dealers,
And Undertakers.
gafl'rompt attention given to all order, day or night
AahCTlllC, N. C.
P, A. DEMENS WOOD WORKING CO.,
Manufacturers aad Dealer In all kinds of t)irssrd
LUMBER,
Door, Saah, Blinds, Mouldings), Stalrworlc, Mantels, Bank
aud Bar Fixtures, and all kind of Building Material.
Hard Wood Lumber Work a Specialty.
nov 14 dly
Telephone
CAUTION Ss&Swnfi
Bottom. If th d.al.r osnnot supply von.
snd direct la factory, sucloalDg adnua
pnos.
V. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE 0ENTLIMIN.
Fin Calf, Hmvy Laoad Orala aad CraaSi
ir watarproor.
l in in worin, riamina ni
FuiNB;li,riti-Nr.v. kii mioa
A N II-H bTw K Ik WKI.T MIIOK.
Ol.IClt ANl) FA K M K It Nf H IIOB.
HA VAI.I'K t'Al.r MHIIC,
I WOKKINnMKN'N HMOfi,
I.T5 BOYS' M'HOOI, NHOBf.
lo Oonsraai, Hullno sod Lsca,
$3 & $2 SHOES lM:
1.75 NHOK FOR MINHRS,
Matsrial.r)mit Htyl.. Bait Flttlaj
W. L, Daucla, Brack to a. If ass. SSM br
HERRING & WEAVER.
feblBdSHm
pRIVATB BOARD,
A Urgr hooae, 1 S Pstton avenn. Warm,
eomfortabla room, On street ear Una.
Tarma reaaoaabk.
twtadsss MRS. J. L. SMATBDKS.
as
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All nu
& BROTHERTON,
W, B. rBNNIHSN.
DBALBBB IN
Near Passenger Depot.
No. so.
W. D. ROWE,
tiasLaa la
ITALIAN! AMERICAN
BiABlOLR.
Oranltt Mnnnments,
tic.
All kinds of siona
ments, Tombstones,
Hradatonea, t'rna
and Vaae made to
order la the latest
dcaign,
ASHEVILLE. N. C.
Yard At Buncombe
Wankoua.
aulll d8m
Kngllata and French
BOARDING AND ' DAY " SCHOOL,
FOR TOUNO UDIES AND LITTLE 0INU,
No. 40 Preneh llrnad A
MRS. BURGWYN MAITLAND, - vllNCIML
I For many year Associate PrtnHpal of Mt.
Vernon Institute Baltlmora.1
Asalstrd by a corps of compenunt teachers.
tirrn n i y
j.c.Bii6wN,
MERCHANT I TAILOR,
as Pa.tou Avcnae,'
I Nest to Urand Central Hotel.)
anrSdl
PLUMBINO, STEAM ARD6AS FITTIK8
TIN ttOOriNO, Etc. .
All Work llaaranteed.
C. S. COOPER,
rtssemnt of No. SS Psttofl A WW as.
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