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THE WEEKLY CITIZEN.
j Asheville Daily Citizen
FOR RENT, WANTS, AND FOR SALE, I
TBI Wbbklt Crum 1 Ml of local and
Not exceeding three tinea,
One Time, 28 cent. Three Timet, SO centi.
Six Tlmea, 75 centa.
State new.; just the thing to and to anyone
Inquiring about A.bevtll. luacd Tfanraday,
lsingle coplc. 8 ctnti, mailed. Only tl.OO,
per year.
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VOLUME VI. NO. 44.
ASHEVILLE, N. C., TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1890.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LINVILLE
A place planned and devel
oping as a
GREAT RESORT.
Situated in the
MOUNTAINS
OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA,
A region noted for health
fulness and beauty of
SCENERY.
An elevation of 3,800 feet,
with cool
Invigorating Climate
It is being laid out with
taste and skill, with well
graded roads and extensive
FOREST PAkKS.
A desirable place for fine
residences and
HEATHFUL HOMES.
A good opportunity for
profitable investments. For
illustrated pamphlet, ad
dress, LINVILLE IMPROVEMENT CO.,
Llnvllle, Mitchell Co.. N. C.
BON MARGHE.
NEW NECKWEAR
FOR GENTLEMEN Jl'ST IN HAND
SOME LATEST DESIGNS PRETTIEST
SHADES OP SILK.
LADIES' BLOUSES.
NEW AND ALL GRADES.
FANS ! FANS !
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL.
30 South
Main St.
BON MARCHE.
H.T.ESTABROOK'S
33 8. MAIN ST., A8HBVILLB,
I. THB PLACB FOB
BOOKS. STATIONERY, FANCY 6000S
AND TOVS.
LOCAL
Views and Sketches.
apr IB d -
REAL ESTATE.
WltraalTowra? W?W. W.t
GWYfl & WEST,
(SoceeMora to Walter B.Owra)
ESTABLISHED 1881
REFER TO BANK OF AIHEVILLE.
REAL ESTATE.
Loans Securely Placed at
Percent.
Notary Public.
Commiatloncra of Deed..
FIRE INSURANCE.
OKVlCR-aontttcaat Coyrt isamauf,
Real Estate Brokers,
And Investment Agent.
Loan, ae .nrely placed at per vent.
Office, i 3 SM Patton Ave. Hecond Boor.
IcbDdlT
JENKS & JENKS,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS.
P1RB INHURANCB PLACUU IN TWKNTV
OPTHBliltHT COMPANIBH IN
TUB WOKLU.
AOBNTB OP THB TSAVKLKHH' LI 1' HAN II
ACCIDKNT INHIIKANCK CO., OP
HAKTPOMU, CONN.
BTATK AOHNT8 POK THBDHTROlTI'IKIt
AND DURULAR PKOOP 8APB CO.
Room 9 &io, McAfee Block
38 Patton At.,, A.herlllo, N, C.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IF THERE IS ANY
P
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IN
RICES,
ANY
V
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A L U E S,
O R A N V
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A R G A I N 8,
BUY YOUR
GROCERIES, FEED, ETC.,
PROM
A. D. COOPER.
North Side Court House Square.
"GET RID OF THE FLIES."
Every housekeeper in Ashe
ville has the worry of Flies.
Fly Paper is sticky and only
a little less bother than the
Flies. We sell the Harjier
Fly Trap, the best made at
only 18 cents each (sold in
other StoreB at 25 cts.) they
are handy, easily cleaned,
never wear out and get there
in ridding the house of Flies.
One or two in each room will
soon abate the nuisance. Our
Ice Cream Freezers, Ham
mocks and Croquet Sets are
seasonable aud are priced us
low as the same goods can
be bought in anyXity on the
continent. We are selling
Lace Curtains, and goods for
half curtains, (of which we
have some lovely patterns)
at prices that always please.
Our second supply of Brass
Curtain . Rods is expected
daily, the other lot was
priced at exactly one half
per foot as the same goods
were quoted at elsewhere, but
that is the way our prices
run, sometimes one half, or
two thirds, always lower
than anybody else in all
lines . and we keep every
thing. The biggest lino of
Ribbons in town. Every
thing at
"BIG RACKET."
I. W. V. WILLI.
l.Tlllm j. WILL..
WILLS BROS.,
ARCHITECTS,
A8IIBVILLB, N. C.
Office Barnard Building. P. O. Uos 00.
I'lam, HuccMeatlon., Detail., tc forcvery
clan of building at .hurt notice.
ARTISTIC INTERIOR DE8I0NS A SPECIALTY.
Call and see us. mirlOtMm
F. A. GRACE,
FRKHCO DECORATOR
AND DKBIUNKH
Will Kac-cule In
Tempra, lntonaco,
Encaustic or Oil
From
Special Designs
In
DKCOK ATIVK COM I'OHITIOIH
Kcallatlc-I'loral, RonalMimnc at
Allegory.
AildRM. !M WOODWARD AVK., Detroit
Mien., or BOX 841), A.hcvillv, N, C,
MISCELLANEOUS.
ESTABLISHED 1874.
V.CCARMIGHAEL,
APOTHECARY,
20 SOUTH MAIN STREET, ASHEVILLE, N. C.
For sixteen years I have
carried on a Drug and Pre
scription business in Ashe
ville, striving at all times to
buy pure Drugs and sell no
goods that are not strictly
first-class in every respect.
Everything warranted as
represented r money re
funded. My goods are pure
and fresh and my prices as
low as the lowest. Prescrip
tions filled at all hours, day
and night, and delivered free
of charge to any part of the
city.
Mr. J. Taylor Amiss is with
me, and will be pleased to
meet his friends and custom
ers.
We are showing an
unusually large and
attractive stock of
Clothing, Men's Fur
nishing Goods, Huts,
Shoes of all Kinds,
Dry Goods, Fancy
Goods, Smallwares &
Carpets, bought with
great care, marked at
short and reasonable
profits.
The line embraces
all grades from low
priced to very fine.
One price system.
7 & 9 Patton Ave.
JUST RECEIVED.
ONE HUNDRED BARRELS BEST
PORTLAND
AMD
One Hundred Barrel
Louisville Cement.
KtMVt
ONE HUNDREO BARRELS BEST QUALITY
CALCINED PLASTER.
C. E. MOODY,
Proprietor.
Office No. 30 Patton Avenue.
THl.HI'HONII NO. 40.
Wnirlimine at Depot.
P. o. Mm fl.M.
mfOKTOAUBSALB.
My virtue of a ilml of tni.t curctilrd to the
unilrriKnl ny c. A. nmiin aim wur, h.
Hnillh, to nrruiT the mm of nmney therein
mrntlimrd to Chnrlr. W. Wimlwy. nntl lM-nr.
iMit tint Mnv 111. ihmii. unit rvul.tvri-l on
HKr 1IM, rt'm , of llonk 111 of the Mori
Kfiirr Krt'ord III the illl of the HrflLIrr ill
IHTII.IH mim-i.ntiir viiiuii.t, ........
Ik ui.lmi.rnil Irilfllrr will M'll for t'ltfftt lit
tulilk outcry to the hlithmt hlihlrr nt thr
fit.., In tit ltv tif A.hrvllle In
..I A II. ....... ml. ninHlv ntl 111 inth llaV Of
June, imio, the following oritcnitcii iiirrr nntt
parcel. 01 innu, biiuhic, I.TIIIH mm
11I1I city of A.lirvlllr on llnllcy .trcct,
11ml iHin 1.01. nil. runriwn itm, i t it
u.un .ii uiilltv ittirk. tn the mirt of whlt-li
an rcul.trrcil, rrfcrcoiT l hircliy liniilc, fur
r..rihfl, .lliiili,ti nf Ih .nntv. nntl whli'll
..III l.otn arc furlhcr houmlril fiiHuwn, to
wit 1 Lot No. IhiilnninK nt a point on
thcen.trrn Itinruln of ""III llnllry Mrret onr
hiimlml anu .ixl.v nve reel . 1 1.1 . irt.tn
where thr northern line "f nlil Hhrlliy Park
inlrnnl. .Hid alrrrt, unil run. inrnce
M7ty" K. onehunurcd and arventy-foar feet to
the wc.tcrn mmitln of W.lliut alrrcl; Ihriue
with It N. 7i 'i H. nhont wvcnly.H I7HI
1-h.i In th .tiiithwrttt corner of In! No. 41
Iheniv N. M7Vi W. with the Mouthrrn line ol
.flltl Itit No. 11 one hnilitml anil elilht y-nile
nml three lourlh. 1 1 HI -I, I let I in nnne.t
trrrt. anil thenec with It 8. 1' lit' W wven
t nrr 17.11 feet til the iH-irlnnlim.. Lot. No.
I vlitt Inttttrilin 11 v eitttt of .nld Lilt Ntl
4.U nerti.ii aulil Wnllnek atrrrt, ImkmiiiIiik nil
the en. tern nut I Kill of thl. la.t .Irrel, iipptt
Itr the auuthea.t comer of .nlil lot Nn. .3
and the nnrthcn.t of lot No. il and run. 8.
H7V B. almut one hnmlrril and Br. fret to
thr ra.trrn line ol mihl Hhelhy Park ; thence
iilt ..nil llti N K.M'vrnlv-hve 7nleettn
H atnkel thinee with the .nlithrrtl line or lot
No RM N. 7i" W. onr hnnilrt d I linn Icet to
.Hi.t WMllm k .trt. nml tht'iitY with It 8,
t"W W. aliont lieventy-flye I 7ft) leet to the
iHii nnliia. im mii i.,
JOHN Cllll.t),
Triintr.
mnvl.ltMt tne.itnya
UIIMMHH UOAHIIINU.
Vte nre now prepared with room, for .uin
,irUU-rU""MK8 .8. U CIIAMPHKUN,
mnySldlm ft7 Church itrwit
THE DAILY CITIZEN.
FACTS AND COMMENTS.
Richmond is reeking with rcliel flags,
and Col, Elliot F. Shepnrd hns not yet
started for the front. On, Shepard, on !
Washington Post.
Tub Farmers' Alliance in the two Da
kota, are on the warpath and they want
Republican blood. Just now they threat
en to destroy the G. 0. P. in those States.
Kbpuulicans who have been plotting
to capture the Congressional scat lately
filled by Mr. Carlisle are likely to find
their plans thwarted by Governor Muck
ncr's call for an election on June 21. That
date fulls on Saturday, the day of the
week most convenien V'or voting by the
Kentucky farmers, who toi m the Demo
cratic strength in the Carlisle District.
New York Star.
Evkn the most conservative must ad
mit that the way lots are selling in Ashe
ville is something unheard of. It is the
principal topic ot conversation bn the
street at the club or hotel and the man
docs not live who would not like a few
feet of Asheville dirt. Now that the boom
is on why not purchase a site for a park.
It has got to come soon and procrty
can be purchased at a more reasonable
figure now than ever in the future.
Arrksts of Russian Nihilists near Paris
disclose a strange development of revolu
tionary agitation in Europe. It appears
that the conspirators were engaged in
manufacturing in France explosives de
signed for the destruction of the Russian
Imperial family. The natural alliance
between Russia and France no doubt had
something to do with the promptness of
French authorities in the matter. The
abstract quistion of antagonism between
Republicanism and Imperialism hns fuilcd
to receive consideration in view of the
community of interests between Paris and
St. Petersburg against possible move
ments at Berlin, Vienna and Rome.
Tub New York Times is one of those
papers which believes in the fairness to
everyone and when the Lee monument
was unveiled at Richmond the following
editorial appeared in its columns: "It
is rather a pity that there were no or
ganized bodies of representatives of the
North at the unveiling yesterday of the
monument ol Generul Lee. The presence
of Southern troops at the funeral of Gen
eral Grant was recognized as a tribute
honorable to the men who paid it ns to
the memory of the hero to whom it was
paid. A quarter of a century after the
close of the war ought to sull.ee to put
all its figures in a historical prosjiectivc.
Ever)' body now recognizes that Falkland
and Hampden were both pntriots accor
ding to their lights. Everybody ought
to recognize now that there is no danger
that the "issue" will arise again, that
the soldiers of the Confederacy may have
been as conscientious ns the soldiers ol
the Union. Lee was the first of these.
Whils he was no doubt doing what we
believe to be his duty in "going with his
State," there is no question at nil that
bis conduct throughout the war and after
it was that of a brave and honorable
man. His memory is, therefore, a hs
session of the American people, and the
monument that recalls It is ittx.ll a na
tional possession.
In an interview in New York Mr. John
. Servent, a prominent merchant of the
new town of Guthrie, Oklahoma, gives
some interesting facts concerning the
negro immigration. He does not npcnr
to be alarmed, and if his opinion is the
opinion of the majority of the residents
of the territory the negro has finally
landed in a haven of rest :
"One of the most remarkable htu1-
innties about the settlement ol tiKia
noma," said Mr. Servent, "is the negro
immigration which practically invaded
it, and which is still daily streaming into
the Territory. From nil the win-mind-ing
States thousands of well-to-do col
orcd iwople, with their families, have
rushed in, taken up laud and willed.
Manv ol them in tact, most ol tliein
are well fixed financially. I could name
more than tilty men ol unit nice.
who, desiring choice claims near Gulhrie,
the capital citv, have bought them
nt from "itH to $1,000 apiece. Tliix
influx of well-to-do negroes made a liointi
which nt one time, ns we unilcmtand it
out there, came very near inducing Presi
dent Harrison to ntiHiint lite Hon, Ii. P.
McCnbe. now State uuilitor in Kansas
and a black man of good reputation, ns
Governor of the new territory, and that
fact hns been one means of turning the
eves of ninny intelligent nml wealthy tic
ltihh toward Oklahoma ns a sort ol
nriimiset linn tor mcir nice, nun mm
done n great Heal toward bringing into
Oklahoma tlioiisaiins in men 01 mat race
who would olhcrwiHc not hare maile the
venture."
Mr. Sergeant is alo of the opinion
that the territory will be democratic,
It it Mat Hold VeU
Mr. W. A. lliielinnnii was asked this
morning If there was any truth in the ru
inor that his mother's priqicrty had been
sold. He denied the rcxrt but said that
negotiation, nre now ieiiilitig whereby
it may lie. The trade is between them
nnd certain Asheville men, but he is of
the opinion that the parties behind the
scenes are Vninlrrliilt and Inmnn. An
offer of ISII.oiiii has liceii made for th
entire property, OH acres, extending to
thr top of the mountain. The same gen
lleman nre nller the other property
along the side of the mountain.
To llnnkcrH and MercliantHi
The Tyler Desk company of St. Louis,
Mo., have lust inililialicil, In colors, a
urent work of art on Hank Countris
I'incllraka nndOlliee Furniture generally
lliu Cut in Prices, with increased cash
discounts. The Unnkcr's Catalogue, 15(1
itno-ci. in colors, free iiostai!c
Catalogue of llesksaud Office Furniture
t:i0 iinues free, ixistngc 10c. These
hooks should interest every business man
in the country,
TWO TOWNS DESTROYED
ANOTJHER TERRIBLE CY
CLONE IN INDIANA.
FREE MASONS HOLDING A MEET'
ING IN NEW YORK.
A Marriage In HIr-U Life Ameri
can HharDMliootera Leave for
Enrope-News of tue World.
Spcciul to Tub Citizisn.
JiiFFi-RsoNVii.Lii, l.Ni)., June 3. A terri
ble cyclone swept over the State last
night in the vicinity of Hiintingbtirg nnd
asir. Everything in ils path was swept
away and many icople were killed or in
jured. The towns ure completely ruined
and the wires down. Details arc meagre.
The cyclone struck the towns at midnight.
Iluntinghiirg and JasKir ure seventy
miles from this point.
FIVE HUNDRED MASONS.
Are Ilolrtlnic Their Annual Meet
ing In New York.
Special to Tint Citizkn.
Nrw York, une II. Five hundred Free
Masons from every part of the I'nited
States were in attendance at the ocning
of the 109th annual session of the Grand
Lodge in the Masonic Temple this morn
ing. Orund Master Voorhees oiencd the
gathering with a review of the year's
work by the order. Secret session hegnn
this afternoon. By to-morrow night in
itiatory steps will have been taken to
provitlc for the new usylum for aged and
indigent Masons at L'tien. The report
of Grand Secretary Kplers will lie presen
ted to-night.
For the Actor'H Fund.
Special to The Cltiicn.
Nrw York, June 8. At 1 o'clock this
afternoon crowds began streaming into
Palmer's Theatre. .U 3 o'clock liegins
the annual entertainment for the actors:
fund which will lwoK-ne(l hv ex-President
Graver Cleveland. General Sherman and
General Horace Porter will also make
addresses.
Contented Klecllou Cane.
Special to The Cltiicn.
Washington, June 3. The house to
day began consideration of the contested
election case of Mel Millie, republican,
ngainst Trn pin, democrat, from Alabama.
The republican majority on the commit
tee hns declared in favor of the former
and this decision will be confirmed to
day. The NeUowell Iropcrv Hold.
The McDowell property, in South
Asheville, containing twenty-three acres,
hits been sold to D. S. Watson for $-0,-
000. There are rumors that a hotel or
sanitarium will be erected, hut the pur
chasers will say nothing.
Commlanloners) for llenderaou.
Special to Tub Citizkx.
Henderson villi:, N. C, June 2. At n
meeting of the magistrates of Henderson
county to-day the following were elected
county commissioners : Albert Cautian,
1. F. Posey nnd II. T. Morriss.
II Itora Ileuun.
Special to Tint Citizkx.
Aldany, N. Y., June 3. The constitu
tional commission whose duty it is to
revise the articles of the State constitu
tion referring to the judiciary licgnn its
labors here to-day.
A Weddlntt In High Life.
Special to Tux C'irizKX.
Tkhnton, N. J., June 3. At noon to
ilnv nt the residence of Stephen II. I'.lkins,
A. C. Oliphant, a son of General Oli-
phant, nnd Snllie II. Elkins, daughter of
Mr. Elkins, were married.
The New Htale Adopted.
Spccinl to Tub Citizkx.
Pittsiii rii, June 3. The Amalgamated
Association Iron and Steel Workers met
here to-day. The new scale was adopted.
lone lo llurope.
Special to The Citticil.
Nkw York, June .'I. The Sharpshoot
ers left to-day lor liuroie to attend the
international contest in ('icrinaiiy.
Ilralnt. and Money.
F.x-CnngrcxHiiinti Logan II. Roots, nt
the Christening ceremonies of the town
of Kimball, on the Tennessee riyer, thirty
miles west of Chattanooga, said that to
make nil industrial development rcoiiirril
nature's gilts, brains mid money. The
Geologist and every other intelligent per
son who examiiieil the siiiiieet reporteil
t he itiiinci hate uroxiimlv ol iuiiIhm-h. met
als, coal, clay, stone and in fact every
thing that vim lc well thought ot neces
sary for a ninniiliietiiriiig city are ail un
let! riL'lil lucre on tue minus in me icu-
iicsce river, the onlv I ill ice where the
Tennessee river touches the Ctimlwrlnnil
coal fields. The Colonel also assured
parties that ample limits hud lieen pro
vided for it, so that there will be no lack
of money; ami railed Mates Judge Key
said thai loloucl Knots slateiiivnt on
such sullied, could lie relied iiimiii. The
Colonel remarked, however, that he was
not making assertions as to the brains
devoted to the miiiiageiueiit. When i. is
known that Colonel Roots is the Prvsi
dent of the Company, iiud that II. I
Kimball, of New Eimlaiul Inrt h and dcor
gia residence, lamed lor his management
ol large enterprises, islhe Viix' l'icsidcul
and (iciieral Maiianer, the assurance ol
brains emit rolling nlhiirs is complete. II
who misses Is iiig it Kimball mi the Huh
and 1 1 1 Ii nl June will certainly miss an
opportunity lor great pleasure and op
portunities for profitable investment.
To Hon lo lllllniore.
The Asheville Street Railway company
has obtained Hi iiiissioii from the bonril
uf ciMinly commissioners lo extend their
road from the southern limits ol the city
live miles along the lliiiicoiubc turnpike.
The ntnmigctncitt of the road confidently
expect to build the road to Hilt more, and
possibly further. The company have not
decided when they will begin.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
County auperlntendcnt F.lected
and Tax Levied.
At the joint meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners and magis
trates yesterday afternoon Mr. C. U.
Way was elected county sux.'rintcndcnt
of public instruction on the fifth ballot
The tax was levied at the meeting us
follows :
County, 42'ii ccntsontht'$100; school
13V4 cents on the $100; State, 2S cents
on the $100. A total of 83 cents on the
$100.
The poll tax is $2.00.
These are the same taxes ns those lev
ied last year.
After the joint meeting the board of
commissioners met, and after allowing n
small uunilxT of pauper claims, ad
journed until this morning.
Confidence In AHlievllle.
Finding that mv projierty is evidently
selling too low I have determined to
make the following proposition:
I offer to pay five thousand dollars
i $3,0110) cash by ten o'clock to-morrow
morning to be distributed pro rata among
the purchasers of lots already sold for a
cancellation ol tneir tranes, eacn pur
chaser to have a pro rata profit upon his
lot if all the buyers will agree to this
proposition. Richmond Pearson.
Muller'H Application KefuHed.
This was the day for granting licenses
to retail liquor dealers, and the following
were renewed: . II. Loiigliran, Frank
O'DonnclI, Frank Loiigliran, G. A. Sor
rels, Hampton & I'eatherston, A. G. Hal
Ivburton, J. II. Steele. M. II. Kelly nnd
John O'DonnclI were granted license for
3D South Main street. . 0. Muller's
application was the only one refused.
J.J. Mnckcv, register of deeds, was di
rected to employ three hands to transcribe
he indexes in his office in new books.
NORTrTcAROLINA NOTES.
Evangelist Fife licgnii his Faycttevillc
meetings yesterday.
A distillery near Elmwood with one
barrel of whiskey burned down.
Mr. losciih Petty, drummer for the
Chatham ntles during the war, is deud.
Oxford Lodge I. O. O. F. will erect a
temple 411x100 lect and three stones
high.
Durham's iail has liflcen inmates. This
is the largest number it has had at one
time since IMS'i.
The democratic nominating conven
tion of the lilih district uiecls in Greens
boro on July U.
Mrs. lones ChnpiH'll, one of the family
poisoned in Kaleigh by eating western
bacon has died.
The Hay street Methodist church ol
Favettevillc will run an excursion to
Wilmington June 10.
On account of bis health, Rev. T. W.
F.blettilt has deeided to decline the call
extended to him by the baptist church at
Shelby.
Governor Richardson and Adjutant-
General llonhum, ol South Carolina, will
attend the encampment ol the North Car
olina State Guard at Whitesvillc.
Governor l-'owlc hns returned fram
Richmond. He is delighted with the cel
ebration and verv proud of the promi
nent part North Carolina took in it.
John Ii. Ontes, of Charlotte, has re
ceived a check inim Mnimion, n., lor
$2,000 to be used lor the home and for
eign missions of the Southern Presbyte
rian church.
Rev. D. J. Koontz, a colored preacher.
died suddenly at Concord and the cir
cumstances pointed suspiciously to IMii
sou. A coroner's jury found that it was
so, but how, when or where the pnier
does not say.
The stockholders of the Statesviltc Air
Line railroad company have held their
annua! meeting and elected the following
officers: Dr. J. J. Mutt, president ; C. A,
Carlton, secretary and treasurer; W. A.
Eliason, duel engineer.
The Salisbury correspondent of the
Charlotte Chronicle suvslhat . C. Ford,
Dsn., of South River, Davie county, anil
the father ol Mrs. J. C. Iryin, of Slates-
villc, lost a large barn, ;!'anary, two
hundred bushels of wheat, two wagons
and 11 liuggv by lire. The origin of the
lire is unknown.
A Raleiuh uciitlciiinn said yesterday
that sixtv-six million dollars were sent
out nl the Southern Males into tm-
Xorlhrrn Suites every year to pay insiir
11 nee. That's about as much 11s the
Southern cotton crop is worth, nnd
that's one reason why there nre some
Kior folks in the S uth, Slulc C tiro 11
icic.
Miss Minnie McIaoiI, daughter of Mrs
I. P. C. Morris, formerly ol this place
astonished relatives and friends by Icav
iug her home in Charlotte last Thursday
and going to Spartanburg, S. C, where
she was man led to Mr. f. A. I., lolmson
I Salisbury. The reason her iicople till-
ieetetl to the marriage was because til
tier age, sue oeiug oniy ioioiu muricvn
years old. She and her husband, we
learn, intend making their home in Ashe
ville. Monroe Register.
About ten or twelve years ngo, Mr
loslma I'ltttnan, a tanner nenr Crouton
received 11 llesh wound while handling n
basket of cotton aud contracted dew
iloisnn in the injured place, which ha
troubled him at intervals ever since. I
finally Ihciiiic ho bud that five week
ago he went to New Heme to receiv
inei lien I attention, with the CNcctulion
ol havinu the diseaseil limn ampiitiileu
but the slate ol his health would not
HTiiiil the oisriilioii to lie is'iloimcil
lie uretv worse until limillv death trrmi
nati'd his siilhiiuu. Mr. I'ilinaii was 4:1
years ol age
So far the outlook is iilosl i iieoiiiagiug
for a good crop year. Fanners are
working hurd and economising in every
way possible. I'p to dale Jl.tlo.'l boxes
ol 'liea us have I sen ahipicd from this
place to the Northern maikets. This is
much larger than the amount shipied
iasl year at this time. In addition large
quantities of Irish potatoes, turnips,
strnwlicrrics, nspnrngus, etc., nlso hnve
been .hipped. 1 his quantity of truck
ought to have, up to now, nl least $10,
0011 in circulation if our people could get
anything like a fair price for their pro
ducts. Clinton inucnsinn.
MISCELLANEOUS.
J. S. GRANT. Ph. G.,
Of Philadelphia College of Pharmacy,
Apothecary, 24 South Main St.
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If your prescriptions are prepared at
Grant's Pharmacy you canpositirelyde-
lendupon these facts: First, that only the
purest and best drugs and chemicals will
be used; second, they will be compound'
d cure fully and accurately by an expert
encvd I'rescriptionist ; and third, you will
not be charged an exorbitant price. You
will receive the best goods at a very rea
sonable proSt. Don't forget the place
Grant's Pharmacy, 24 South Main street.
Prescriptions Slled at all hours, night
or day, and deliveied tree ol charge to
any part of the city. The night bell will
be answered promptly. Grant's Phar
macy, st bouth Maw street.
At Grant's Pharmacy you can buy any
Patent Medicine at the lowest price quot
ed by any other drug bouse in the city.
We are determined to sell as low as the
lowest, even if we have to lose money by
so doing. He will sell all Patent Medi
cines at first cost, and below that if nec
essary, to meet the price of any competi
tor. We have the largest assortment 01
Chamois Skins in Asheville. Over 200
skins, all sites, at the lowest prices.
We are the agents for Humphrey's
Homoeopathic Medicines. A full supply
of bis goods always on band.
Use Buncombe Liver Pills, the best in
the world for liver complaints, Indiges
tion, etc.
A thoroughly reliuble remedy for all
blood diseases Is Buncombe Sarsaparilla.
Try a bottle and you will take no other.
J. S. GRANT, rh. C, Pharmacist,
2 S. Main St., Asheville, N. C.
WIIITLOCK'S
Special Sales Week.
Close buyers will nleuae noto
the following great induce
ments this week :
ninck Mohair Brilliant ines
at ".() and 73e., formerly 75c.
and $1.
Black ToiniHO Suitings. GO
and H."c., former price 75c.
and i.
Iwack Camel s Hair and
Serge Suitings at 75c. and
$1, formerly $1 nnd f 1.25.
Mack r reach Henriettas,
0e 75c. nnd $1, former
price (5e., ?1 and if 1.25.
raiicy Moliair lJnlliant-
iiich, .toe. aim ioc, former
price 75c, nntl $1.
lolorctl lleuricttUHUt z.jc,
t()c, 50e. and 75c., worth
imicn more.
Domestic nnd Imported
Challies at 5c, 8c, and 12c.
per yard.
Y iihii i M'css i ii lines, liawns
nnd Prints at Mc. nnd up.
French nnd Domestic Sat-
ines at popular prices.
Dress Ginghams and Seer
suckers, large variety.
Outing Cloths, Tublo Lin-
eiiH, white nnd colored.
White (loods, Nainsooks,
Lawns, India Linens, Ham
burgs, Laces, Underwear,
Handkerchiefs, Corsets,
(Uoves and Mitts. Largo
assortment and low priw.
Tarasols and Sunshades,
the most attractive iu the
city. Trices lower than else
where. .lust received A new lot of
Mack nnd Cream Lace Floun
cing and DraiK-ry Nets.
Something New Wo sell
the only absolutely Fast
Mack Hosiery in the market
made by Smith & Angell
for Ladies, Misses and Chil
dren, also for Men and Doys.
They are guaranteed not to
dye, crock or t urn green, or
money refunded.
WIIITXOCK'S,
46 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
OpposlU Bank ar AahtrlUa.
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