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CITIZEN TH DAILY CITIZEN Delivered. to Vlilton In any part the City. OOne Nfonth M M...,..SOc. Two Week., or lend ace. BOARDING, WANTS, Por Kent, ami Lost Notices, tliree linen nr less. 'Jo Cent. I'm tiratlu acrlion, BOi'. fur ft. Tftc. fur 6. ASHEVILLE, N. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. VOLUME V. NO. 298. THE DAILY MISCELLANEOUS. TRADE WINNERS. PURE GOODS, Correct "Weight's, Best Quality, Low Prices. POWKLL & SNIDER THIt L.KAHHRS IN' FINE GROCERIES AMi- TABLG DELICACIIiS. BUNMARCHE 30 South j Main St. PD.Cn nml Thominon'a CORSETS, Large variety, nil a-radc. Bee. in d Invoice Pongee Curtain Drapery, New deslgna, very irrity. Beautiful Ornprrjr SCARFS. Novelties ilnily. 30 south Main St. BONMARCHE. FOR A FEW WEEKS ONLY I SPECIAL BARGAINS! IN CITY LOTS. Hv tirilrr of tlic nwnit 1 initoliiiiileon ltmt year.' tlnir. only a nmnll amuuiit of i n.li winun. 60 I.ota 011 Catholic ttiii, Hilcni1ld mutintiifn view, nnly A minute from the court houac. lit from 7S (ijo liach, Ait'onlinK to .lie anil lut-illlim. Worth 1I1111I1I1 aoil three time, thr money. I.IIk-iiiI u.lt ni.etn madr It. improve the lulu. FOR HAI.K -J. 3 anil mum hull'.. wet! built, with lire lilac, on .111111' hill, 11 iriKrii at figure, anil trrro to .uit the imrcliner. Hpl ndid fiii.irluiilty for iriile of niilrruli mean. 10 secure or to tmild a emtio, mldc home. FON MI.B K' To NHST J Inruv true, mcnt hoiinc., I'.' anil M riomrt'trcttvelv,iu Buulr .trccl. Well minuted fur i-hriii hotel or oonnliiiK houM.. Mo.t lilHTiil trrm. Krniitt-il. I'ltin. niiilluU particular, with J. M. CAMI'IUCI.I.. Jnnli d:lin Kcal K.mtc Ikiilir. JAMlv I'HANK, FAMILYBROCERIES ANO PROVISIONS Aaenl for Hcein. Creek Woolen Mill.. North Maia A.hvllU. N. c. feliioiltr "wVkeep The Rest. MARTIN'S MARKET 50 SOUTH MAIS ST., KanHUH City Meats. BEEF, HAMS. PORK, URO, MUTTON, B KFST BACON, f AUSAQE8, DRY SALT MEATS, PIO'I FEET, TRIPE, PIQ TONGUES, DRESSED POULTRY. mnrS il9m piKB INHDKANCK. FIRB. LIKE. ACCIDENT PULLIAM & CO. At the Bank of A.hevlllt, AIIIBVILI.K, N. C. Represent the followinu comiinnle., l I Vl.a. CAMII A.KT IN I'. Anglo Nevada, ofCaHfornla 'J.'.i7, H.l.'l continental, 01 new voni llamhuric.Hnrmrn.of Oermuny 4,N7B.n'j:i l.i a. no .ond.n A..urancv,of UnHl'ind l,fl4:i,iiiiB Niaaara. of Nrw York Sl.ilH7,4 4IIV una Orient, of Hartford Phirnl., of Hrooklvn Ht. Paul Kir. and Marine, of Mln. neaota... Bonthrm. of New Orleao,. Wcttcrn. ot Toronto Mutual Accident A.aodallon Utna Life Innurance Company, dtmarau i.nnT.i 8,11.14.1 ITU oni 4;i;. I.HHII W. 0. WOLFE. Over UU acta of th mo.t beautllul nonumentii and ToiubHtoneH Ju.t received, from the cheiiur.t Toniliatone to bandMtmt Monument.. I have made a great reduction In price., and It will pay you to come and look at my atock, whether you .. bay or not. Warrmom Wolft tlulldina, Court tquart. THE "RACKET." Two important nnd neoos 8 ry articles in house furnish inK are kept at the "1 I tucket Store." in grout vari ety unci at very low prices, as followm SMYRNA fu'dS, alike on lioth sides, from (itfo. t ( eacli ; ItltUNSKLS Itl'dS in all sizes, from o. to 1.88, worth double Ihe money; MOQl'ICTTK tr(!S in ('renins, Tans, and other del icate shiures, beautiful goods and at very low prices. Wire Foot Mats, Rubber Foot Mats, Cocoa Foot Mats. The other item to which particular attention is called is our line of CURTAINS and Curtain Hoods. Read the list and the prices: LACK CURTAIN'S at Mc per pair; LACK CritTAIX material, edge sciillopcd and bound, beautiful patterns. l:lc. per yard ; SCIUM, white and mlorod, very wide, at !i t Itt'-. pel yard: CUKTOXNK. different widths, bright figures, life, to piT yard : SlIADKS, plain solid col ors to ver.v handsome Hue 'goods, all on spring rollers. I rom IJ.lc. to .Ifl, own com plfleat about one-lia If regu lar prices. Curtain Poles. Palls and Chains. I A beautiful line of CHINA SILK for half curtains 10c. to 1c. peryard. Hver.vthing for housekeeping at the "15IG RACKET." HEM. ESTATE. WALTKH HOW'VJI, 1IV- WT' GWYfi i & WEST, i UnniUMin In Wnlur H.C.w vol KSTARMSIIICD 1881 REFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE. REALESTATE. I.uans Securely Placet at tf Per Cent. nlai' I'ulnlc CiimmU.loneni ollk-ed. MRI2 INSURANCE. KIC'lv MuulheHHl Court Mciuurr. CORTLAND BROS., Keal Instate IlrokerH, And i Iiivvittnicnt I Agent. offlcca: a ft an l-ntlon Ave Hecnnd Boor, frhudl v JOHN CHILD, I Pori'irrly of l.yinaa A Child I, REAL ESTATE ANO LOAN BROKER Hlr Ictly a Brokerage nunliiesM l.oana winrrly plnred nt per cent. L. A. FARINIIOLT, R EAL ESTATE BROKE And Notary Public. R RoomNo.u,NcLoud llulld'K BUYS AM) SKLI.S HICAI. K8TATK ON COMMISSION. SI'KCIAI. ATTKNTIOX TO KENT INO AND COLM-XTINU. i LOAN'S HKCUHKLY IM.ACKII ON IIV.L K8TATK. REFERS TO AI L THE BANKS OF ASHEVILLE. MRS. A. P.LuIlARUE 159 Tatton Avenue. Plrat-Claa. Board by the day or month. Term, made knows on application, drcadly MISCELLANEOUS. K8TAHUHHKU 187-i. W. C. GARMIGHAEL, APOTHECARY, 20 SOUTH MAIN STREET. ASHEVILLE, N. C. Wk do not HEM- Cheap DlM'CiS, but WII.I. HKI,I, YOV I)uni8 niKAi1. and if you don't believe what we say give uh a trial and be con vinced. Our prescription Je- artment is excelled by none. It is eoniimed with the best goods that money can imy from E. Merck, E. It. Squibb. Parke, Davis & Co., .Ino. Vwtli .V- Hro . and from other leadini? inaiiufacturingcheni ists in this country and Eu rone. whose troods for nuritv cannot be questioned. Pre sffiiitintiH filled at all hours. day or night, and delivered Iree ot charge to any part oi the city. Our stock of Drugs, Patent Medicines and Drug gists' Sundries is complete, and at prices that defy com petition. Don't forget, the place. .No. 20 .S. Mam street, where vou will at all times be served by competent pre scriptionists. H7K 1 HHi. S. R. KEPLICR, IIBAI.BR IN FINE GROCERIES. Purveyor to intelligent and appreciative Aslieville and American families. Palates and tastes of people who be lieve in good hvingcannot he humbugged by "Chenp.Iohn" goods, i iieat goons ami lirst quality are not synony mous. nave in stock and to arrive, all seasonable spe cialties, comprising in part rruits, Oranges. Lemons. Cranberries, Raisins. Figs, Nuts. etc. Miscellaneoiis-r-( lioiceO.K. New Orlea ns Molasses, for ta ble use, Prime New Orleans Molasses, for cooking. Ex tra tine Assortment oil lack ers, line leas audi ouees a specialty. Mimr McnW (juiilnii & Irilwnrth's. nml oilier lirnnils. I'limi l'iulilintf.Ciill'' I'onl Itllv. etc. I'rt'HM'd nml CrvMnlizctl (inner. 'Shntl Rue in kit. Knrllfrrinifa nml nil oilier kimkIh in (linmnd fur the lloliilava. S. K. KI'.CI.I.K. It. (2. Taylor's celebrated Stiff Mats, "Second to None" for style and quality. Spring shapes and colors just in. II. REDWOOD & CO. CIntliiiiK, iMrntH' piiriiiliinjj. H'llM ft ml Slintn. We have in stock u large and complete line of House Furnishing Dry Hoods. RUGS, DRUGGETS AND ART SQUARES a specialty also. Sheetings (all widths), Towels, Nap kins, Table Linens, Curtains, Curtain Materials. I'phols- tery stun. Particular atten tion is given to the higher qualities of the above stuffs II. REDWOOD & CO. Dry (liinila. I'limy CkiucIs, Nutiona, 7 and 0 Putton Ave. THE SHOE STORE. Herring & Weaver, -LIlADUKH- IN SHOES OF ALL GRADES, A N II- FINE H ATS.. 39-Patton Avenue-39 Asheville, N. C. AM OFFENHIVJB PROPOSITION. A tnensure li now under discussion which nliould meet the prompt and de cided reprobation of the whole people of the United States ; it 11 an extradition treaty between the government 0f tin United States and that of Russia, the es tablishment of an eepiality of conditiona in relation to olfemca txawccii that which is as unequnl as it is ponsihle t conceive; lietwcen a government innt i constitutional mid one that is absolute; between rulers thut derive t heir powers from the people and rulers that claim divine ri;ht to govern; between rulcri who arc responsible and rulers who dis- clniin all responsibility ; between people who arc free and people who exist at tin will of an autocrat. Between such ad verse elements there can be no possibli community or comity; tlieir paths un divw, th ir oljctl. ' antipodal. Out aims nt the enlargement of human lilicr ties and human happiness;" vhc othet taxes ingenuity to rivet still more firmly the chains of slavery, and to till mon lull the cup of human misery. Tin I'nited States can have no part in siu-l: compact; to eater into it would be to falsify its fundamental principles and to undermine the foundation of its liliertirs. There is to us un unnatural fascination which seems to have drawn the United Stntcs and Russia into bonds of common sympathy ; unnatural, because it is alii nice proposed lietween the freest natioi. on earth nnd the most despotic; betwecti the champion of human lilierty and the avowed apostle of abject slavery. Pos sibly an unavowed, but living, sentiment if gratitude animates the Atncricnr breast, because, in the period of our civil war, Russia was profuse in symputhetii Iveliug for the cause of the North. Hut it was hypocritical sympathy, originat ing in the hope and bclid'lhut the war. ill whatever ivnr it rcsukcil, would lead to military dictatorship, the overthrow of lilierty and the triumph of despotism as the natural seiiieiicc of such tremen- iuus upheaval. lt was diabolical not generous or sincere, encouragement Russia gave to the United States. Out mulct' delusion on one side and false pre tence on the other, this fraternal inter- hauge nf mutual obligations is now proHiwil. I liroiigu 11 wi'sacruice every thing; Russia gains everything. We have no criminal, escaping to Russia. Thai is not a country to invite or shield nur criminals, rears anil jealousies throw up such barriers to entrance into the empire that the boldest or most adroit lail of entrance; nr gaining access. find themselves at the outset of a lone, journer to niDcriu. Hut Kusstu gmm rnormoiislv in the attainment of her ob jeets. The offences which she aims tc punish are purely political. The tutu' denial of nil the rights of Sitcch, the re straint upon all freedom of action, in volves the empire, or rather the despot, in chronic apprehension. I'luts arc con cocted or plots arc imagined lor which the knout, the prisons or Siberia are lh K'iialty. The business of the authori ties is to invent plots, to expose plots. unil to punish plots: and, innocent 01 guilty, those involved in tin tit m e pun ished or tlcc. And it is for these that tin solicitude of Russia is aroused, and tin machinery of an extradition treat v is revised. The discovery id eiiininals such us are usually embraced in sucli treaties is a mere pretext. Russia is not so virtuous us to trouble hersell about the detection of ordinary criminals. Po litical olTcncci are the blackest on her calendar. Ilul as these are onlv local in their character, the United Stales viscl mid justly accords to political refugees the right of asylum. Therefore Russia. in the grasp after them, assigns to tlicm the character of the ordinary c. iniinal. to be reclaimed in this country us such. to lie tried and punished nt home as po litical offenders, Knowing the purposes, knowing the fearful ienaltics, negotiations looking to an extradition treaty with Russia should come to an abrupt close. The country demands it. There is no reciprocity in such treaty. It would Ik-altogether one sided. We are asked to yield everything to n iKiwer whose principle is force. w hose practice is crucltv, wh.se aim is absolute despotism. Against such out course is that of stern unyielding antag onism. We cun bear no alliance such to oronosed with Russia without snerific lug n long cherished consistency, and strcngthenimr the hnnds nf n tyranny '.ironist which the world with recent vivid illustrations of its relined ferocity, is more than ever aroused to rebuke mid siioiiress. Let the nrotest auaittst such treatvbe sounded throughout the whole length mill liremlin ui me i nuco nunc. A mix has Ih-cii introduced into the Miirvluud leuislature to miike voting compulsory in the Stale. It provides that the return judges shall certify to the criminal court a list of all persons who voted at the election, nnd the court shall then require nil those who did not vote to show sufficient emisc for their absence from the mills, Offenders are to be fined $.1 nnd costs. The bill exempts those who do not possess pro vert y totiievnlue of $100, and is designed to reach those who arc content to grow rich without taking any interest in the political affairs of the State (nVKMNOK Dili, bus taken formal steps lor the removal of James A. Flack, slier- iffol the city and county of New York who tins been lountl guilty of conspiracy in the sccurcnient ol'n divorce from his wife. Tim sTMlKiNOsltirtmukcrs of New York presented an undivided front to their em ployers, nnd so won the dav. If there was any split among them, it was kept nt the buck. ASHEVILLE IS HONORED. MRH. HARRISON Attn PARTY SPUNU Till-: DAV HKRK. They are Driven About Ihe City- Have I.unch Ht Halterv Park, and Leave al a O'clock for Home MatlstAed Willi Their VIhII, Mrs. Henjauiiti Harrison, wife of the President of the United States, nml party, consisting of Mrs. John Wnnninn kcr, Mr. nnd Mrs. R. II. Harrison, Miss Wanamnkcr, Miss Robinson, of New York, Mr J. Wilson, of Philadelphia, nnd U. T. llaumim, of Trenton, nrrived in sluAillc over the Richmond and Inn- ville railroad at 11'. .'lo this morning. The duy was Sjient in driving about the city and at two o'clock this nllernoon they left for Washington. For two weeks the party have U-eu on a tour through the Southern cities. The lirst place visited was Charleston, and ificrwnrds 11 tiny was Sient at each of the places Jacksonville, St. Augustine. Indian River, Port Tampa, Winter Park ind Atlanta. Yesterday they were nt Chattanooga. They were royally en tertained, mid the party left late in the iftcrnoou for this city, the Inst of the places to be visited. This was the first time any of the party, except Russell Hnr fisoii, had Iki'H through the South nnd they expressed themselves as highly pleased with their trip and the hnspital- ty of the people. They traveled in a private car and the interior was tastily mid elaborately lecoruted with (lowers, the gifts of ad miring li tends m the elites ot the tar South. And on the rear platform was a pyramid of rows and cut llowrrs. They had withered by standing so long but were still beautiful. Ilefore reaching Aslieville Russell Har rison telegraphed Irom Knoxvillc to Manager Steele of the Mattery Park ho tel. 1 he telegram read : Portion of iiartv want rooms on ar rival, eleven thirty to-ni.uht. say rivi rooms. Send answer to train." The llattery however was crowded. There was no room to be had and Mr. Steele Was obliged to answer to that el lid. The hospitality of the hotel was. however, extended to the party should they divide to skiii1 the day in the city. The fact that they would remain in Ashcvillc for any length ot time was not known until this morning and hasty preparations were made lor their enter tainment. A meeting was called at tin- flicc of W. li. Itrecsc lo formulate a plan, mid a committee -vas appointed consisting of J, A. Coiiant, C. W. Wool- wy. W. II. tiwyn, Lewis Maddux, Col. V.S. Lusk, J. li. Reed. Ceo. S.Powell. U. C. Waddell. C. A. Moore, W. T. Pell- limaii, Richmond Pearson, II. A. liud- ger. T. n. ration, Jomes r. Miwyer. C. I). Wanton, W. li. llrccsc. P. A. Cuniiuiiigs, G. W. Cannon. W. P. Ran- lolpli, Col. J. I). Cameron mid II. C. Hunt. Hut even with the appointment of the committee unci titer difficulty presented itself. There was not n carriage to lie had in Aslieville, ami for a half hour messengers were running nbou to the liffcreut stables ami to parlies who iwucd, or had hired vehicles lor the day. Old finally five were secured. Menu- tune Mr. llrccsc Una sent n tele gram to the train asking Mrs. Har rison if she cured to cuiuc up to the city. She scut back an answer stal ing that they would but were imuMc to liud conveyances. A not her messenger was scut with word that carriages would Ik- sent, find a lew minutes later Messrs. llrccsc mid Cuimiiings drove lo the lepot. pour other carriages followed shortly ultcr. At the station the incinlicrs of tlf en tertainment committee who hail gone town were hastily introduced to the vis itors ond the parly entered ihu carriages mil started on their drive around the ity. There was quite u crowd of Ashc- villinns at thestnlion. In the first carriage were Mrs. Har rison nnd Mayor lll.iuton. Mis. Wtinu- maker, Mrs. Wilson and Postmaster Cannon occupied the second, MissWuim inakcr, Miss Robinson and P. A. Cum tilings the third, Mrs. Russell Harrison, Mr. Hannum ami W. Randolph the fourth, and Mr. W. Iv. llrccsc and Russell Harrison the fifth. From the depot the party drove to South Main street, turned to the right and drove to Oakland Inn. A visit was liuid to Connallv's I h ive, llaintrd's Heights, Town mountain and Witch, wood, and tit 1 '.Mln the party drove ti North Main street and I'alton avenue to the Patterv. There they were taken in hand by Manager Steele nnd shown about the hotel, The entire party went to the fifth story of the house and en joyed the view, and Mrs. Harrison mid Mrs. Russell Harrison ventured to the top of the observatory, and looked nt thr different points of interest ns shown by Mr. Hrccse. "We have everything ben- but a public building to show vou," ventured the guide, "and we have the appropriation for that." "I am more thnn satisfied with what we have already seen," responded Mrs Russell Harrison, "I don't care to sec public buildings, 1 can sec enough of those nt home." "Did you say ynu had the nppropriti tion?" asked Mrs, President Harrison. "Yes," said Mr. Hrccse. "We have that." "Well I like this place so well," said Mrs, Harrison, "that when 1 get home 1 am going to sjieak to Mr. Windrim and ask him to hurry it up." "Do you tny this for the press?" nslted Mr. Brecsc. "Therclsa reporter present." "Oh, no," reipoudcd Mrs, Harrison hurriedly. "I do not mean it for publica tion, but I will do what I say." "Do you know," said Mrs. Russell Harrison, "reporters have gotten me into more trouble than a little. Every thing I have said on this trip seems to have gotten into the pnpers. When I was in Jacksonville on Sunday some of us went to the sulKropicul exhibition and the paK-rs next day said that I had snid wc had stolen away. We did noth ing of the kind. We simply wanted to go nnd we went." Just then Mr. Steele's head appeared over the railing mid the conversation was broken up mid the party went lie low. There was a few minutes rest in the parlor and the lunch was culled. It was served in the ball room, and was quite suited to the occasion. Mayor Hlnntoii sntat the head of the table with .Mrs. Harrison at his right. It was pro nouncedly informal, and just before it was broken up Mr. Hrccse announced that the drive to the stution would be by the old depot if the party were satis fied. Mrs. Harrison spoke for them. It would Ik- very satisfactory nnd after a parting handshake with Mr. Steele the carriages were entered and tuey were Iriven nwa. At S o'clock they were aboard their car, it was attached to the regular and the journey was begun toward Washing ton nnd home. Of the beauties of Aslieville none of the party could say sufficient. When they were about to leave the hotel Mr. Steele advanced to Mrs. Harrison. 'I will never be able to thank ynu enough," he said, "for not passing through Ashcvillc without stopping." "I am sure 1 should never have forgiven myself," she replied, "if I had missed so pleasant a place." Mrs. Russell Harrison liked it because it reminded her of her old home ill .Moil tana. "It is simply beautiful," she said to her escort on the drive. "Don't talk to me, I don't want to do anything but look." Mrs. Wtiumuiiker was ulso pleased with the scenery, as was her daughter, and Miss Kobinson turned to Mr. Cum tilings, who sat by her side nt the table, and said: "Wh.it could possibly Ik more ilctightlul than a home in these mountains. How I should enjoy it." And Prime Russell, the renowned and only son ot his father, who docs not wear a coronet, but only n derby hat, drank in nil ot the sights and admitted that he liked them. The party would liked to have stayed over until to-morrow but Mrs. Harrison must Ik- in Washington to-morrow night lo at. end a cabinet dinner. Not HerlouNly Injured. John Reynolds, who was hurt yester day, was not so badly injured ns was al first supposed. His brothers went out to the place yesterday afternoon and found him under the enre ol Dr. J. A. Burroughs. Mr. Reynolds was engaged in clearing apiece of land and was cut ting down a chestnut tree uliout the site of n man's body. As the tree fell, it dragged a limb about six inches in diam eter and ten feet long from another tree. struck hitn a glancing blow on top of thr head, indicting two wounds. One was from the back of his head to the front, three or lour inches long, and reached the skull. The other was about un inch long and went diagonally toward his ear from the back ol his head. Thai Alarm or tlre. An alarm was turned in from box H.'i'J. comer I'alton and French llnmd ave lines nt 7.1 A last night. The lire com panies responded quickly nnd were soon at the place nnd found it was merely lest made by order of Chief Sawyer. Tilt striking apparatus was slightly out ol order ami the alarm from iht big Ml was not as clear as it should have been but , he indicator nl the hose house was all right and there was no confusion on the nart ot the company. The bell was repaired toilav. THK Ht'NNV MOVTH. The tailors if Knoxvillc are on a strike. The Knoxvillc fire department have a monkey lor a pet. A letter sinned by (ieorgr Washington sold al New Orleans lor JH.fiO The steamer C. M. rotiche sunk nt Knoxvillc. All the crew were saved. Memphis has nrguuirrd n stove works coin patty Willi a capital oi inn,tii" Sleos have Iwen taken hv the authori ties to suppress gamming in .Mcmpuis, Hirmiuglmm parties have Ix-cu trying to have cock lighting licensed ny tne city. Onlv about twenty of the Pnn-Aineri' cun dcli-sules, it is now snid, will visit the South. What's in h name. A Nrw Orleans pn per utlverliscs "Anna O' Illicit, a (eimnii giantess. The Morris-tiass Mining company, of Carl'on Hill, Ala,, has sbipicd its lirst car loan oi coal. Hcnrv Pixoti, n crny colored man, ol Jacksonville, Flu., was frotcu to death (luring the recent cold sk-ii. The Phoenix mniiufucturina company of Huston, bus purchased lour acres of hind and will locate at Knoxvillc. The Atiiiiston, Alabama, livening News will issue ii boom addition, adver tising its booming town, on April 1. Ceorgc Gardner and Sherman Hays, two Tennessee steamboat hands, fought while aboard their bout mid Hays was killed, The CiimlH-rlnnd Lumber company's stables burned at Nashville nnd eleven valuable draft horses were killed. The fire was the work of (in Incendiary. One thousand lountcn In Hntdwlu county, Alabama, struck for an increase in wages. The strike may extend to the dockincu uiid stevedores Ht reusacolu. MISCELLANEOUS. J. S. GRANT, Ph. G., Of Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, Apothecary, 24 South Main St. FOR ALL HEADACHE harmle:) 1: ad ac he POWuEilS. They art gpecl.io. fMtoUlat . liiraor Pirrllr. Thrj nr -nlUMtUarU. IMf, gi !, Fur hU hf 4rtffUU r f mail. ADPKRM TUI HOFFMAN DRUG CO. 55 Main St., Buffalo, N.Y Ud International Bridge Oni rOtt SALR PT J. S. GRANT. Ifynur pri'scriitiom are prepared ut irnnt' Pharmacy you can positively rfe- txiid iipoathesel'acta: Fint,thatonlytht purest and best drugs and chemicals will be used; second, they will be compound- t carefully und accurately hy an experi enced I'rescriptionist ; and third, you will not lie charged un txorhilant price. You will receive the best goods at a very rea sonable profit. Don't forget the place- Grunt's I'burmacy, S4SouthMaiastreet. Prescriptions filled at all hours, night or duy, and dcliveied lite ol charge to any part of the city. The night bell will be answered promptly. Grant's Phar macy, 24 South Main street. At Grunt's Pharmacy you can buy any Pateut Medicine at the lowest price uuot ed by any other drug house in the city. We are determined to sell us low as the lowest, even if we have to lose money by so doing. We will sell all Patent Medi cines at lirst cost, and below that if nec essary, to meet theprice of any competi tor. We have the largest assortment of Chamois Skins in Aslieville. Over 200 skins, all sites, at the lowest prices. We are the agents for Humphrey's llnmwopulhic Medicines. A full supply of his goods always un hand. Use lluiuomlie Liver Pills, the best in the world for liver complaints, indiges tion, etc. A thoroughly leliuble remedy for all blood diseases is Ituneonitie Sarsapanlln. Try a bottle and you will takenoother. J. S. GKAXT.Ph. G., Pharmacist, 2t S. Maiu St., Asheville, A". C. 'WIMTLOCK'S, 48 HOl'TII MAIN STREET. UK Y 0 )I)S.rAN('Y (iOODS AND NOTION'S. Now Spring; gooda now ur- riviiifT in all linos. Woexhibit 11 liouutiful line of Outing Cloths, (iiiiLvliauis, SntooiiH, Cliullii's,MoliuirH,lItnriottnM, Cushtnoi-t'H. SuniiiHT Silkn in all ooloi'M. IMnrk Silks nml Yolvetn. Di'i'HH TrimiuiiiK'M in latent uovoltit'H, Table Clothn, Nap kins, Do.vlii'8, Curtain Drap eries, White (Jooils, I'nibroitl cries, Luces run! Domestic Goods of all kinds. A large assortment of Kid (J loves, inoluding Cen ton ici'i and Har ris' Hook (lloves. Ladies' Underwear iu muslin, gauze, and merino nt low prices. Corsets always a full ntock of sizes nml qualities. We call Hjni'lal attention to our Fancy rarosola and Silk Sun Umbrellas. Nothing equal to them have ever been shown in the city. Somktiiin'u Nicw. We offer the only absolutely fast black Hosiery on the market, for Ladies, Misses nnd Children, also for Men and Uoy8. They aro guaruntood not to dye, eraek or turn green, or money refunded. 1 VT A . -s f "lCM.ruiB .'1 i 4im(:srmtm'1ksrt.t aaWkaliM WasVtd l.l.JI1f,lM.iWiW'uWlsV.
Asheville Citizen (Asheville, N.C.)
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