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I A J V" it 3 J THE DAE BOARDING, WANTS, Y CITIZEN THE DAILY CITIZEN Delivered ;to Visitor! In nj part the City. & Par Kent, and Lout Notice., three '"1 ""'". Mr. for 3, TBc. for I). Oune Aioncn ooe. Two Week., or leas 2Sc. r-th. tM VOLUME V. NO. 299. ASHEVILLE, N. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. ' ",-'.V-' ' 'A t. MISCELLANEOUS. TRADE WINNERS. PURE GOODS, Correct Weights Best Quality, Low Prices. POWELL & SNIDER TIIK I.KAIIKKSIN'- FINE GROCERIES TABLE DKL1CACIi:s. BUNMARCHE 30 South y Main St. I ll, C II ami Thompson's CORSETS, Lnre variety, nil Krntle. tfevutiil Invoice Pongee Curtain Drapery, New dcxlKnti, t-ry prt-tiy. Beautiful Urapcrj SCARFS. NoVeltim daily. 30 South Main St. BONMARCHE. FOR A FEW WEEKS ONLY I SPECIAL BARGAINS IN CITY LOTS. My urtier of the owner I ptitntixn'tMitt time yearn' time, only a miiuII tttmiiiul ul i-uuli wnatcil, 60 l,ot on Catholic Hill, l1cnli(l motitttafn vii-w. only li uiimiti'i from the court Iiouhc, at iron. $75 to 150 Kuch, AcrontfnK to lr nml Im-iiUon. Wortliiloiihlr nil three time tin money, l.iltctalailviiiu'i-t otaUc to itn prove the loin. FOR SAI.H ii. Hnntl 4- room houvw, well liuilt. with tlrriliut'ti,tin natnr hill, a pnjK-riy t lltfurr nml tvrtnn to unit the pun-It titter. tSpltmliit opportunity lor teoplc ol uiothTatt itifun to awurc or to build 11 cotntoi uiltli home. POK8AI.U OH TO HUNT 2 larc tenr mrnt huwn, t'J nntl h roomttn'niK'ftivi'lv.tm Kaulr turret. Well Adapted for chrtip hott-l or boanllnd hmipm. Mow 1 lilwral trriim Krnntrri. IMan and lull pnrticulnni with J. M. (J A M I'lil-I.l., Jnnlid:tm Nenl liMi.te tk-nU-r. JAMES FRANK, 1KL IN FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Aaent for Rmn. Creek Woolen Mill.. North MhIii A.hcvlllr, N. C frblihllr We Keep Tlie"iiest. MARTIN'S MARKET SO SOI'TII MAIN .ST.. Kansas City Meats. BEEF, HAMS. PORK, LARD, MUTTON, B'KF'ST BACON. SAUSAGES, DRY SALT MEATS. PIG'S FEET, TRIPE, PIG TONGUES. DRESSED POULTRY. mitrd d.lm jpiRH INHl'RANCH. FIKE. LIFK. ACCIDENT. PULLIAM & CO. At the Rank of A.hcvlllc. AHIIUVILLIt, N. C. Repment the following companies, tIi, I ria. ca.ii imkt in An. I, Nevada, of California 'J..i'i7 I'. . mm;i i',o4 nun mm I7U Kill IlHi Continental, of New Voril 4.M7B. llMnitiurtf'llrrnirn,if llrrmnny 1,1 Ull, London Awiur.nee, of HnKtnnrl 1 ,n Minora, of New York 'J. 11.17, (irtrnt, of Hnrtfont 1.H.17. I'hirnli, of llrooklvn B,OA, Rt. I'nul I'ln and Murine, of Mln- nr.otn 1.A41, Hontnrm, of New Orleans We.tern, ol Toronto l.n.lii Mutunl Awiiii-nt AMonnnon titnn t.lfe ln.ur.nce Coinpnny. dtm.rau W. 0. WOLFE. Over 8U0 et of the mo.t ucnutllul Moiiumcnta and Touiltoiit,'H Juit received, from the cheatieiit Tonih.liinr to hnurf.ome Monnmrnt., I hare mmle a great rcduvtlim la prlcri, and It will pay you to come and look at my etnek, whether yon bay or not. Wareniom Wolle Building. Court u.aar. THE "RACKET." Two iniportmit nnd iutos- Hiwy nrticlcH in house funiiHli iiiff are kept it the "Hig Itficket Store" in great vari ety anil at very lowjirieeHjaw follows: SMYRNA Ur(JS, alike on both sides, from (We. to .f each; lmrSSICKS IiniS in all sizes, from C0 to $1.MH, worth double the money; MOtjrKTTK U IT J S in ('renins. Tans, and other del icate shades, 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 floods. Head the list and the prices: LACK (TKTAIWS nt CSc. per pair; LACK Cl'RTAIN niaicrial, edge scalloied and bound, beautiful patterns, l.'lc jier yard ; SCUIM, white and colored, very wide, at ('', to l.'lc. per ya n I ; CUKTONNK. different widlhs. bright figures, 10c. to l.'lc. per yard : SMADIX plain solid col ors to very handsome fine goods, all on spring rollers, from .'I'lc to 1, each com plete at about one-half regu lar puces. ( urtain roles. Culls and Chains. A beautiful line of CHINA SILK for half curtains Ke. to 1 le. per ya ni. Kverything for housekeeping at the "KIG RACKET." RUM. ESTATE. Wai.ti:m R, Cwvm. v. V. Wkht. GVVYN & WEST, (SuciYHHorii to VtiU-i li.(5wvn ESTABLISHED 1881 HEFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE. REAL i ST ATE. I.oaiiM Securely I'lnccd at li PcrCciil. Stilurv I'liliiU. iiiiiinl..lniu.m ollurrt.. FIRIC INSURANCE. .'Kl('.:-Hiilhc-aHl t rIHUHre. CORTLAND ISROS., Real I-Ntate Itrokcrw, And 1 liivcMtiiicnt 1 AkciUm. ilill,. : a4 ,v an I'.ill.m Ave tht'imil Hour, n IllhM v JOHN GHiLD, I Furiiierly of I.yman tk Child 1, REAL ESTATE AMU LOANRROKER Stf Ictlya Itrokcratfc HiihIiichk l.oaim MTtirt'ly plawd nt N nrr rent. L. A. EARINIIOLT, REAL ESTATE BROKER II And Notary Public. R RooiuNo.ii,ltlcI.oud nulld'K m vs ami si;i,i,s hkam:stati: ON COMMISSION. SI'KCIAI, atti:ntion TO UI'.NT 1NU AMI COLLKCTINd. loans Hioci;iti:r,Y placiok on II HAL ICSTAT1C. REFERS TO ALL THE BANKS OF ASHEVILLE. MRS.A.P.LnRARDEi 159 Patton Avenue, l'lrat-CIM Unurd by the day or month. Ter., known application. ' MISCELLANEOUS. KSTAI(MSHKI) 1874. APOTHECARY, 20 SOUTH MAIN STREET, ASHEVILLE, N. C. WK I) NOT HKIX CllKAP Prims, but will hki.l vor Dunis (iikai, and it you don t believe what we nay give us a trial and be con vinced. Our prescription de lta rt nient is excelled hy none It is eouinned with the 'best goods that money can buy Irom E. Merck, E. H.Sciuibb Parke, Davis & Co., Jno. yet h & Ilro., and Irom other leading inanufacturingchem ists in this ct)uiitry and Eu rope, whose goods for purity cannot lie riuestioned. l're. scriptions tilled at all hours, dav or night, and delivered free of charge to any part of t he city. Our stock ot Drugs Patent Medicines and Drug gists' Sundries is complete. and at prices that dety com petition. Don t forget the place, No. 20 S. Main street, where you will at all times be served by competent nre- scriptionists. 171. 1 M!S). S. R. KEPLER, ih!ali:k in. FINE GROCERIES. Purveyor to intelligent. and appreciative Asheville and American families. Palates and tastes of people who be lieve in good livingcannot be humbugged by "Cheap.Iohii" goods. Cheap goods and first quality are not synony mous. I Have 111 stock ami to arrive, all seasonable spe cialties, comprising in part rruits, Oranges, Lemons. Cranberries, Raisins. Figs. Nuts, etc. Miscellaneous Choice O.K. New Orleans Molasses, for ta ble use. Prime New Orleans Molasses, for cooking. Ex tra fine Assortment ofCrack ers. Fine Teas and Coffees a specialty. Miiuv Mi'stw I'x. 1 'Ion it liilwnrlliV .mil ntlur 1 11 llilds. I'Iuiii 1'inliliii.Clill'H ('"in Jflly. ftc. I'rcsM'il mill Crvntiilizi'd i.inn.'V. SIkiiI Kk' in kil. Kiic'Ui'rrinyH nml nil nthiT (jonila in ilrnwinil lor t lie UnliilavH. S. K. kHI'l.KK. R. J. Taylors celebrated Stiff Hats, "Second to None" for style and quality. Spring shapes and colors just in. II. REDWOOD & CO. Out 'linn. CuMit' FiiriiiKliiiins, limn nml Slim'. We have in stock a large and complete line of House Furnishing Dry (Joods. RUGS, DRUGGETS AND ART SQUARES a specialty also. Sheetings (all widths), Towels, Nap kins, Table Linens, Curtains, Curtain Materials, Fphols tery stuff. Part icular atten tion is given to the higher qualities of the above stuffs II. REDWOOD & CO. 1 try Cnocln, 1'iincy ('.doiIk, Nollotm, 7 and 0 Putton Ave. THE SHOE STORE. Herring & Weaver, LHAKHKH IN SHOES OF ALL GRADES, A N II FINE HATS. 39s Patton Avcnue-39 AsllCVllle, N. C. If Kkkk Inoali.s and liis I'dlow-ntatcs-men of Kansim do not hump themselves to trust' ' he depressed agricultural iuler esu, the Knnsus fiirniers will liuild n corn lire under them. Sikh i.o Mr. Dki'KW lie nominnted for the Presidency, he will not ftiret the .iKrieultural interests. He will shave oil his siclewhiskers altogether, or he will dye them u rich corn color. Tin: Amazonian regiments of the kinjj of Dahomey have evidently niutlv it pro. found impression on the French troops sent HKniiiKt them. Thev lire deseriU'd as being fierce nnd desxTte lighters, most of them vowed to celibacy 1v com- mnnd of the king, und condemned to lentil if they break their vi'ws. The kino, of Dahomey hns 4,000 U. j,.)00 of thew Herce women fijjhtera. They Rot in their work in the recent diriicidty with France to such purpose that the French neiil requests that ,1100 additional troops In tent to his post un the slave coast, nnd that no further attempt be made to con (tier Dahomey. Major McKini.kv, ut the head of the ways und means committee, docs not seem to lie as wise a man us he has the credit of hnvinK been; for he has stie- eceded in doinn for his own purty what he professes the democratic party never .lid give it n substantial fright. The hairman, in his purpose to Ik faithful t the Chicago platform, lias overshot l is mark in the measure be proposes for tarilT reform ; und has so arranged bis schedule ns not mil v to rebuke democrats lint to alarm republicans. The most striking instance of the sagacity of dem- era tic policy, proving its wisdom bv its results, was the removal years ngo if the duty on hi. lis, and placing them on the Irce list. It is true this was done I iv republican legislation; but thehenefi- ent result of such legislation wen' seized upon by the democrats ns illustra tion of what would lie the general effect f placing on the free list certain articles if raw material used in American manu factures The result of liliemting bides was at once to given great iinictiis to the American leather trade, mid to rente an enormous domestic trade on hoes ami other products, and also a large export business. Such success in one item was alarming to the protec tionists; for if free hides brought such ns lonudiug consequences, what might not follow- the similar liUrationof wool, raw silk nnd other things from the grasp ol protection ? And so the edict went forth that hides wcie to lie tax-. ' again. The indignant aim in of New Uuglaiid may bring alsiut the revocation of the edict. Mild it may bring about the rcmissi.in ol duties on raw material. Hut il such be tin case.it will not enure to republican goml. it will lie the triumph of democratic prin ciples, the discussion of which alone itKiied the eyes of the country to tin impositions practiced upon il. Tile re publican party, if it yield, only docs so under n pressure it cannot resist. It sur renders nothing I lining II right priiciple hut only tlirougli the presssine ol eonth- IwKsTir.ATliiNS into social economies ns well ns into the management ot public institutions lire the order of the day anil arc by no means unproductive ol guod The old principle that "what is every- ImmIv's business is milxidy's business" is verified by results, nnd because no out looks behind the closed curtains of asy lums, charitable and other institutions, abuses, running to the extent of a irocinus and unnatural crimes go on uiiclnvkcd. unknown ill fact outside of the walls un til some dav the curtain is lorn down ami the public is shocked at the hideous reve lations. Such for instance has Ih-cii the ease with the blind nsvltim at Philadel phia, and in another gradeof wickedness. in the I.udlow street jail in New York. Hut the most curious of these investiga tions is rcKirtcd in the Philadelphia Times, the subject being the boarding houses of that city. Now, if any sugges tinn was made here of such itiijiiisiiioii, we would all exclaim esfo iimlhtii, hands oil. for our boiirding houses are not only above reproach, but nrr institutions t" be proud of. We would as soon think ol submitting Mattery Pork hotel to tin scrutiny of investigations ns nnvoueol our boaidiiig bouses, The) arc all parts of one great scheme, like the ships of n sipi.idron, from the great three decker down to the jaunty tender, but nil ciuipicd with the same exactness nnd the same attention to details. It seems to be different in Philadelphia. Sym pathy is drawn to the boarders, and Is wasted on the landlords. It is hardly possible to realize the torments, the suf ferings or the privations of the first, or the tyranny, the rapacity, the cruelty ol the other. The landlords arc lords in deed, masters nnd tyrants, the boarders a iv victims, staves, helpless, afraid to complain, Hollering and starving rai her than resist or tclicl. The boarding house, such as the Times pictures, is a prison, the landlords lire jailers, and the hoard ers are prisoners. It is time investiga tions were niaile. It is ti blow struck for freedom, It is knocking the chains off of suffering humanity, attached in its ten direst, most helpless and yet most trust ful part. It is n work ol relief, If not of rescue. There nre 2,000 so-called board ing houses; there tire 15.000 nr KO.Ooo who dcctid upon tlicnt. I'nless the house are reformed (light from one to another bring no relief; nil ate alike, ac cording to the report made hy investiga tors Here is a sample of the fare; the lieai t bleeds lit the sad recital: " livery thing I stews und soup. The soups nre made of meat with bone in them. There was a cut in this house a Iwt cat. It disapisr ared, and we had rub. lit stew the next day." I THE DUKE OF DURHAM. A TALK WITH TtlH UKHAT TOUACCO HOlHIi rOl'NIM'.K. What Itie AiiivrlcH). Tobacco Co. Means-ItH onject and lrolalle KITect-AHltevllle'a Future hh a Tobacco Market. Mr. W. Duke, the great Durham to- bneco king, 1ms been visiting in this city for several days, and stopK'd nt Dr. Weaver's on North Main street. He came on a pleasure trip, and this is the lirst visit to Asheville since 1KK4. lie says he was greatly surprised nt the re markable growth of the place since he was lust here, notwithstanding the statements he has heard concerning its improvement. Mr. Duke was seen yes terday mid nskcl about the American Tobacco Compn iv which has bought out the leading cigarette mauulaetories of the Tailed States, including his houses at Durham mid New York. "This company," he said, "with my son, James II. Duke, as president, has purchased the business of Allen and lliii ter, Richmond, Va.; the Kiiinev Tobacco Compaiiv, New York; Win. S. Kimball S: Co., Rochester; (loodwin & Co., New York, nnd W. Duke, Sons He Co., of Dur ham, together with all their real estate. buildings, material, machinery, patents and trade marks. These establishments will lie continued us brunch lactories ot the American Tobacco Company, manu facturing their resK.etivc individual brands, under the ihtsouuI management and direction of the former principals and owners. My youngest son, James it, Duke, who is president, is but Ml.1 years old." "Will this iitfcct the price of cigar ettes?" lie was asked. No," answered Mr. Duke, "the price and quality will remain the same as before." Will it hurt the farmers any by depre ciating the price of their tobacco ?" "No, we will pay the same as before. Some fanners down near Durham were opposed to it at first, but that was lie- cause the speculators there had been talking to them, and they are now very well pleased with the arrangement. We have been paying several cents a pound more for tobacco this year than ever be fore." Is the present arrangement in the tin- lure of a trust ?" No, il will Ik- nothing ol the kind, nnd there need lie no uneasiness tin that sull ied." Mr. Duke has btcn ,ugagcd in the to bacco business lor twenty-live years, having commenced in Isiio, when 44 years old. lie was left poor by the war ind begun on an available cash capital ftifty cents. Starting nt the bottom of the ladder, with it remarkable amount ol energy and business tact, he has grad ually climbed until be now counts his money bv the millions. "One thing," he said while talking, that I want to impress on your mind is that I never went in debt in mv lile. I was satisfied to wait until I could com- iniiml the money, and never had u mer chant's bill presented to mc that I was not able to pay immediately. I think contracting debts when not absolutely necessary is a great evil to our country." Mr. Duke believes Asheville has a great future it n tobacco market, nml he is well pleased with the increase ol the iu lustry among the lanncrs iu the sur rounding part of the country. The two houses of W. Duke, Sons .S: Co., have purchased on this market Aon hogsheads of cigarette tobacco this sea son. Mr. Duke left to-day for his old Iuhiii in Durham. run ij.ooo ifA.M.Mii.H. An Ititerenllnir Ciinc In the Su perior Court. The ease of I'iiikuey Iteiin against the Western North Carolina Railroad Com pany, which was taken up yesterday, was resumed this morning. The suit is to recover S.'i.ooo damages for injuries sustained in an accident. Ilcau was n brnkemnn on the freight train at the time of the nceidrut which K-curred ut Dcepwuter bridge, near Hot Springs on November 'J't, 1HS". Moth of his legs were fractured and he was laid up lor some time. The railroad company sav that llcan signed n release for them from all rcstonsihiliiy tiKin their payment to him of $;io, and they have the puicr in evidence. The counsel for the plaintiff claim that llcan did not undcistaud what lie was signing, and that he was siillcriug Irom a great mental strain owing to his in juries. Messrs. Jones und Sbnford and Mr. Henry llanlwicke iip-tirlor the plain tilf and lion. Chas, Price for the defend, nut. ofllcvr are l-.leeiecl. The race problem was the subject lor discussion at the Lyceum meeting lust night. Mr, K. I). Carter was to have been principal speaker, but on account of other business was ut ublc loaltend.aud Mr. Henry llanlwicke took his place mid made a very interesting ieecli on the question und was billowed by Messrs. ohn W. Stnrurs, T. K. Gaines, M. H. Page and Dr. II. ft, Weaver, Alter this part ol the program an elec tion of officers whs held, which resulted as follows: Thus. A. Jones, president; T. K. fliiiucs, vice president, and II. I lard wlcke, secretary. Mr. llanlwicke resigned in fu vor of Mr, J. II, Herring. The subject for discussion next Wednes day night will be the same mid Mr, Car ter will be principal iikcr. Cyrene Commundery No, 8, K. T., meet to-night. R. C. degree, n,y.i HUHTH CAROLINA NOTKH, Raleigh is negotiating for n crusher for street rock, More tobacco and less cotton is being planted in Halifax county, A party of three hunters at Soutliport killed 8S0 birds in one day. The windstorm of Saturday did much damage to the large pine timber south of Raleigh. Mr. Joseph Munds, ol Chowan county, was killed by a fulling tree near Roper last Thursday. E. A. Ilcrntlon, who has been for little over a year telegraph and assistant edi tor of the Chronicle has severed his con nection with the ptqicr. The replanting of plant beds through out the State is going on rapidly and that with favorable weather liic low ot plants will be made good. An observant farmer says he cannot recall it year when fruit trees were so late in budding, lie tears that the cold snaps have killed the buds. The River View knitting mills ol Tnr boro turn out about seven hundred pairs ol nose a week, ami tlie demand now tor their goods is abqul equal to the supply. J. li. Pickett, a night watchman in the employ of the Atlantic Coast Line nt Wilmington, has mysteriously disa) pcurcd, having last U-cii seen Wednesday night. An old negro who emigrated from Raleigh to Mississippi has returned and says that the treatment to the negro bauds iu that Stale is something to be Icared. (. II. Weld, who has had large con- trrii'tu fur linilu'r iMilliinr ill Miti'lii!) county, has shipied his pliiut to Russell county, Ya., where he has a contract to cut tl.OOli.ooo leet. Several suits will soun Ik instituted against the A. V R. railroad by North Carolina parlies lor ponding water on laud. The aggregate amount of dam ages claimed will he near $20,000. A white man named Theo. Vick, who lives near Tarburo, was arrested Mon day and taken to Rocky Mount to stand i rial tqsiu charge of stealing a watch from a man who lives near that place. A registered letter mailed ut Johnson's Mills, addressed to Mr. Iv. A. Move, sil M'rior court clerk at Greenville, was twenty day coining less than twenty miles. The cliicieiicv of the mail service- is remarkable. The State auilitui 'srcmrt iscomplctcd. Ilisfor the Year ending Niivcmlicr 30 last. Among other things il shows that there were at that date til'tv-four rail roads m tqicrntioii in the Stale, with 2.- i M miles ot hue. HI these roads all save lour pay taxes. The oratorical contest of the Stale In- tcr-Collegiale Oratorical Association will Is-held in Charlotte Mav 0. There will lie two representatives each from Davidson College. Trinity College and the I'nivcrsity. The contest will lie for u gold medal given by the association. ('corge Miller nnd John SiH-ncer bad a light in n house near the Richmond nnd Danville railroad Ireighl depot at Char lotte, in which Miller was badly Uaten. Miller gut away and procured it gun. He tmiud Silencer lit his home on South Church street. Several shots were ex changed. Until parties were able to es- C.IK-. i There is a proposition for the holding if a great Farmers' Alhancegatlicring nt Crccuslxiro Ix-twccn the il li anil :t0th ul July. Very cheap ratescan Ik- had nnd excursion trains can run from Charlotte. Marion, Wilkesboro, Mt. Airy, Clarks ville, Ya., Oxford, Henderson, Goldsboru and Wilmington. Iv. II. R. (trceii, son of Mrs. Keltic Green, the twenty times millionairess, bus I Kin in Tmboro getting owcrs of attorney from the llvnian Heirs to have a section ol li.lii acres of Chicago subur ban pros.Tty resold. This proiR-rty wu bought jointly bv Mrs. Green's husband and the late R. W. llvnian. The trial of Mordtvai Hudson, for the killing of Captain Wcstcoti, was licgun ut Trenton Tuesday, Hudson was I a ken lu Trenton from NcwIhtiic, where he bus been lor safe keeping. Four brothers ol vwstcott are nt Ireiiton to attend the trial. Thev nil la-long to the lilc-saving service and are stationed on the North Carolina coast. The voting tn.in Duncan I- McKec. formerly ol RiH'kiiighum, who shot and killed the ri.ilroud ilcHit agent, p. II. Kirklanil. at Saussy, ni.,n lew days ngo. was arraigned for trial last week, but for some reason his trial was Kistpnneil till next SeptemU'r. In the meantime the prisoner will be confined in Yaldostii jail, which is in the comity adjoining Int one in which the ci one was commuted. m-mpsry Webb, a young while man of Raleigh, It'll through a skvlight into a store, a distance ol titty leet. An electric light wire against winch he struck as he fell heudtoremost so turned Ins bod v that his leet struck Hie Hour. He was very sc verclv injured, nnd iu his fall smashed a strong chair to piece. It is the lirst time that mi electric light wire has saved lile. The three masted st hooner Joseph Ktidd, Cniitain bilwnrds, IiiiiiIht laden, from Wilmington, N. C, struck on Lookout shoals, near lleaulort. The crew were saved liv assistance from the ble-saving station, belt with her sails set, the schooner worked oil', but sunk fifty yards Irom the U-ach three miles north' of the eiiic. She will prove a total loss. The vessel mitl cargo were insured. In the siiK'rior court in session nt Ral eigh Chas. li, Cross mid Samuel C. White pleaded guilty in eleven indictments for forgery, larceny mid falsepieleuccs. They were sentenced to hard tailor on the pub lic roads iu Wake county in each ease, but it was ordered by the court that these sentence shall Is? concurrent with those heretofore imposed uniii Cross ami While nuii snail not nc cumulative. Miss Laura AlHTtinlhy, a young lady who lives with herunclc, Samuel Lnwinu. in Paw Creek township, near Charlotte, was mimed inmost to n crisp. Her un cle was burning off a new-ground and Miss Laura was watching the big fire when her dress caught tire nml soon en. veloH'd her iu Hume. In u terrible right she rushed up toward her uncle but just reached him when her strength lulled her anil sue tell in the ground. Mr. Lnwiug dragged her to a creek mid plunged her in, but although the Haines were put out, she wn so lindly injured sue win inc. There has been established nt Florence. in South Carolina, a tobacco manufac turing and warehouse comrmnv with a cnpltul stock ol 100,000, all subscribed. a... Wmi 1 . smii i. IW, iii nt) 1 tiimi SiissWisiirai) MISCELLANEOUS. J. S. GRANT, Ph. G., Of Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, Apothecary, 34 .South Math St. FOR ALL- itAn.i 55 Miln St., Buffalo, N.Va and Intemitlwil Brldg,0nt. you SALR sv J. S. GRANT. ' ll'ymir prescriptions are prepared ut llriitit's l'lmrmney you can positively de liend upmi these facts: l-'irst, that only the purest untl best drugs and chemicals will be if mi ; second, they will be compound ed carefully and accurately by an experi enced I'rescriptiomst ; and third, you will not be charged un exorbitant price, l'ou will receive the best goods at a very rea sonable profit. Don't forget the place Oram's I'bartuacy, XI SouthMainstrect. Prescriptions filled ut all hours, night or day, and deliveicd Irce ol charge to any part of the city. The night bell will lie answered promptly. Grant's Phar macy, 24 South Muin street. At Grunt's Pharmacy you cun buy any Putent Medicine ut the lowest price quot ed by any other drug louse m 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 Putent Medi cines at first cost, and below that if nec essary, to meet theprice of any competi tor. We have the urgent assortment of Chninois Skins in Asheville. Over 2(10 skins, all sites, at the lowest prices. We are the agents for Humphrey's llomwoputhie Medicines. A full supply of his goods always on hand. Vse Uuncotnlie Liver Pills, the best in the world lor liver complaints, indiges tion, etc. A thoroughly lelialtlc remedy for all liltinil diseases is lluncomlie Snrsaparilla. Try a bottle and you will lake no oilier. J. S. GRANT, Ph. G., Pharmacist, i' S. Main St.. Asheville, N. C. WHITLOCK'S, 48 SOITH MAIN BTRIiKT. i)im;ooi)s,FAX'Y(;oi)s AND NOTIONS. Ni'W Spring goods now ar riving in all linos. Weexhibit 11 licautiful line ot Outing Cloths, Ginghams, Sateens, L'linlliiMohairs, Henriettas, Cashmeres, Summer Silks in all colors. Mack Silks and Velvets. Dress Trimmings in latest novelties, Table Cloths, Nap kins, Doylies, Curtain Drap eries, White (Joods, Embroid eries, Laces and Domestic (loads of all kinds. A luruo assortment of Kid Gloves, including Centemeri and Har ris' Hook Gloves. Ladies' Underwear in muslin, gauzo und merino at low prices. Corsets always a full stock of sizes nnd qualities. Wo call special attention to our Fancy Parasols and Silk Sun Umbrellas. Nothing equal to them have ever been shown in the city. Somktiiixo New. We offer tho only absolutely fast black Hosiery on the market, for Ladies, Misses and Children, also for Men and Boys. They are guaranteed not to dye, crack or turn green, or money refunded. imw'uhn fiiam O,ACSaHEA0ACHE UViJ USE HOFFMAN'S .?rrirJiv hrmle;s headache POWDERS. ? wjj&CVsVjJ They srs SpteHlo. 'a. -PV-ljSiilTV- Jl CMIlal.f .?!.. In. fV. ' L. !.! ,.r M.rr.tlr. 1 h, .r. I. l lO. a .tii.Miii.riii.. i'ri.,iiitu. I,"'- i-t."" ""'"' I yCHt 1 4I.DREM Till UstMsoluN HOFFMAN DRUQ CO. ' ,.'1 i J A ,1 -4
Asheville Citizen (Asheville, N.C.)
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March 27, 1890, edition 1
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