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THE WEEKLY CITIZEN. T AA1A TT"T Asheville Tbi Wsbkxt Citiiin la lull of local and Citizen I FOR RENT, WANTS. AND FOR SALE, t State newt; Ju.t the thing to tend to anyone Inquiring about Asheville. iHued Thursday. Not exceeding three Unca, One Time, 28 centa. Three Tlmca, SO eenta. Bis Times, 78 cents. 'H IrV J,BIOl copki S cent, mailed. TJnly $1 00, Tuer Tear. I I I 1 VOLUME VI. NO. 46. ASHEVILLE, N. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. Daily srA V ':r 1INVILLE. A place pluuiicd and devel oping as a GREAT RESORT. Situated in the , MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA, A repjiOn)..Buwsu iui -vuitu- fulnetw and twauty 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 PARKS. A desirable place, for fine residences and BEATHFl'L HOMES. A good opportunity for profitable investments. For illustrated pamphlet, ad dress, LINYILLE IMPROVEMENT CO., xUlnvlUe, Mitchell Co., N. C. BON MARGHE. NEW NECKWEAR FOR GENTLEMEN JUST IN HAND SOME LATEST DESIGNS PRBTTIUST SflADESOP SILK. LADIES' BLOUSES. NEW AND ALL GRADES. FANS ! FANS USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL. 30 South Main St. BONMARCHE. H.T.ESTABROOK'S 83 i. MAIN ST., A8HBVILLB, -is Tin placi roa BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS AND TOYS. LOCAL "Views and aprlHd Sketches. REAL ESTATE. W.LTaa B. Owvw, W. W. Wasr ) GVYII & WEST, ESTABLISHED 1881 REFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILL&. REALiSTATE, Loona Securely Placed at S Per Cent. Nutarjr Public. CommlMlonera olDwda, FIRE INSURANCE. OPP ICK-OcmiiImmi Court SKjamro CORTLAND BROS., Real Instate Broker, And Investment Agcuta. Loan, at utrlj placed at per cent. OfllcM! 94 m ail I'attun A v.. frbBdlv Second floor. JENKS & JENKS, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS. PIRB INHItRANCtt I'LACHH IN TWKNTY OP THB DKaT COMI-ANIHS IN TUB WORLD. AOBNTS OP THB THAVRLKKM- LI PR AND ACC1DBNT INStlNANCR CO., OP HARTPODD, CONN. BTATB AOIINTB POR THRDBTKOITPIMU AND BUROLAR PROOF tAPB CO. - Room) a A 10, McAfee-Block Ii Pattoa Art., AtheTUIe, M. C. MISCELLANEOUS. IF THERE IS ANY P 0 W E R IN RICES, ANY If IRTUB IN ALOES, A W V B E N E F 1 T IN A K GAINS, BUY YOVR GROCERIES, FEED, ETC., PROM A. D. COOPER. North Bide Court Houee Square. . "GET RID OF THE FUES." 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 Harper Fly Trap, the best made at only 18 cents each (sold in other Stores at 25 cts.) they are handy, easily cleaned, never wear put 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 and are priced as law as the same goods can be bought in any city 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 Itods 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 wo keep every thing. Tho biggest line of Kibbons in town. Every thing at "BIG RACKET." , W. V. WILLI. ASTIIUSJ. WILL. WILLS BROS.. ARCHITECTS, ABHBVILLB, N. C. Office Barnard DutldlaB. Y. O. Bui SB. Plana. apeclncalluns, lietalla. c., for ever jr elata of building at abort notice. ARTISTIC INTERIOR DESIGNS A SPECIALTY. Call and are urn. airt6d:im F. A. GRACE. FRESCO DECORATOR ' AND DESIGNER Will KiKaM In Tetupra, Intonaco, Encanatlc or Oil Front SpCCial Designs In DKCORATIVR COMPOOITIOM, tvallatloFloral, RannlatMtuca i AHoBOrjr. Addmaa 9 WOODWARD AVB., Detroit, Mick., or BOX 848, Aabevllle, N. C. MISCELLANEOUS. ESTABLISHED 1874. V.C.CARMIGHAEL, APOTHECARY, 20 SOUTH MAIN STREET, ASHEWJUE.'iU. For D1TTV years" I have f rtU''" Cttn'ieVX a n.mn. fiT.fl PrA- Jiiption' business in Ashe fville, 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 . or money re funded. My goods are pure and fresh and my prices as low as the lowest. Trescrip- tions filled at all hours, day and night, and delivered five of charge to any part of the city.. Mr. J. Taylor Amiss is with me, ana wm oe pieaseu to meet his friends and custom ers. We are showing an unusually large and attractive stock of Clothing, Men's Fur nishing Goods, Hats, Shoes of all Kinds, Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Smallwares & Carpets, bought with great core, mnrked at short and reasonable profits. The line embraces all- grades from low priced to very fine. One price system. 7.&0 Patton Ave. mm head HOTEL WILL BE OPEN FOR THE SEASON OF 1890 ON JUNE 1ST, Accommodation, the very beat tlila moun tain country can afford. Tern, reasonable aa poaalble to make them. Dlllinnle, pool, bowling alley, ball room, music, etc. F. A. MILES, M. D., may3d3m Proprietor. JOHN CHILD, ( Formerly of Lyman Child I, REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER Strictly a Brokerage BualncBS Loan, securely placed at nrr cent. STENOGRAPHY AMD TYPE WRITING. ELECTRIC SYSTEM, THE MOST PRACTICAL OF ALL SYSTEMS. Darin the eummer month. In the lecture hall of the V. M. C A. Claa. In two divla- lona. Plr.tdlTl.lon, 10 loia a. m. Second division, 8 to 8 p. in. LcMone dally cireil atnrdaya. Tuition, tl a per month In ad vance. Apply during the prccnl week nl City Library from 8 to p. ni to mi Kit nina oi mm. MIm Oll.l). I. a lady of (he lirat character and an unueually aucccMrul tciuhcr. Rdicctliilly, I'. P. CI.AXTON, jnnr4dlw Kniit. CHy WcIhmiH, ARDEN PARK HOTEL AND cottagi:h. 10 mile. South of Athevllle, on A. B. K. M. TKauai Per Month '""' Per Week I"1'" Per Hay " IHnner and Tea Partlea on oneriny'anotlce, T8 eenta. Ttaoa. A. Morrla, Prop., aprlO dt Ardra, N, C, THli OAILV CITIZEN. FACTS AND COMMENTS. Ed Van MgTBRir, an Indian, has been admituj to practice law in the Dakota cijurta. Being an educated Indian and n fine orator, he may be expected to raise the hair of the jury .New York Herald. The proprietor of the Sunday Timet, London, wai lucd by William Terriss, the actor, because he printed a libel against the actor's appearance in New York as follows : '"Roger la I Ion tc' was produced at Niblo's last Monday by Miss Millward, William Terriss and an Ameri can company. MissMillward has leen heartily welcomed iicre, but the reception of Mr. Terriss was noticeably cool." This, it was claimed, damaged Mr. Ter riss. The defendants offered all manner of excuses, but wire compelled to pay $1,000 dummies. Tim organization of the Confederate Memorial Literary Society at Richmond, the object of which is to collect by gift, purchase or otherwise books and other literary productions, etc., pertaining to the war lictwccn the States, is a move ment in the right direction, and one which should have been inaugurated years ago. In this way in time may )e gathered in available form the material from which the historian may write the South's side of that great struggle. There should be organized in every Southern State a sim ilar association to co-operate with the Richmond Society. Wilmington Star. SCORE ONE FOR WANAMAKER. With a flourish of trumpets and a sounding of drums the Pittsburg Chron icle-Telegraph announces that Mr. John Wanamaker has put himself on record as bring a patriotic American, and it calls the attention of all Americans to the fact that the postmnster-gcncral has flatly refused to name a posmmce in Minnesota "Guttenberg." Our Pittsburg contem porary says that he thinks an American name quite good enough for an American town, and intimates that he has taken a brave stand in the matter. Now, let the enncmics of Mr. John Wanamaker be j not and give the great clothier his due. We have long believed that he would yet be guilty of some act in his official career which would distin guish him and redound to the credit ol America ; and here it is at last ! We cheerfully place this brave deed to Mr. Wnnamnkcr's credit, and we confi dently expect that before he turns over his books to a democratic successor in 1802, we will have the privilege of re cording some other creditable transac tion of bis to relieve its loneliness. At lanta Constitution, 1 DANGERS TO EDUCATION. The necessity of an educated citizenship is recognized by every one. The duty ol the State to bring within the reach ol every citizen menus for an education suf ficient to enable him intelligently to per form his duties as a voter is conceded in every State in the Union. The chief danger to our educational in stitutions comes from a tendency to over load them, to demand too much of them, to enlarge their scope, and to interfere with tbcii educational influences. Senator lidmunds proposes tocslahlish at Washington a National University, to be sustained by an appropriation of $5, 000,000, a number of regents to be ap pointed by the President or Covcrnor ol the State or members of Congress, with certain ex-oflicio memliers. There is at Washington already a Ro man Catholic University, and the Metho dists prox)se to establish a similar insti tution at the National Cniiit.d, broad in ull of its plans. There would seem, there fore, no reason for the Stale stepping in to undertake the work that can be (lorn without the State. As soon ns there is a determination manifested upon the part of the government to establish universi ties the rich men of the country will no longer be inclined to give money as they have heretofore for the maintenance and extension of the higher educational insti tutions. Governmental interference of this kind nearly always results in injury to the cause we aim tn advance. If we are to have appropriations front Congress for the establishment of universities, and other schemes including u course of stud ies having in view certain siecific ends, the whole system of public education will break down ol its own weight, and the sources of Income will lie tlricd up. Ut the government keep its hands oil of the higher educational institutions, leaving the States the supHrt and, con duct of the common school and to the be neficence of private citizens the mainte nance of our colleges and universities. In this way will we Ik'sI advance the Inter ests of education. Louisville Courier Journal. And (he i:lllor Hllll I.lve. Lust WVducsduy at 1 o'clock, the linntl aoniv anil linc-lookniL' Mr. Applewhite, of l-'reemnn's, N. C, led to the altar Miss Rosa Rhodes, ol tins place. Mr. Apple white isa vnung nnilencrgelie and highly innrd mid very nrnaiMTOiis mrrehinil, and Is in every reflect most worthy of the rare mill previous jewel which he has won tor the coronet ol his heart and his home, The liritlc is one of Wilson's love liest and most popular and most radiant young Indies, and ncr sparkling conver sation and her radiant spirits will light up the dearest recesses of human nature withdhc luminous rays of the brightest cheer and comfort, and we therefore can amunituliitr the fortunate groom upon the rich treasure lie has won, nnd we hope he will guard and prise it with aflcc tioimte and tenderest interest for n wo man's faith nnd a good wife's love are God's best gifts to man, for they make life a pleasant urcam, nnn ennn a giurr ous Eden. Wilson Mirrow. BURIED BENEATH COAL. TERRIBLE FATE OF A NEW YORK WOMAN. RAILROAD TRAIN WRECKED NEAR ROCHESTER. Another Iowa Town Destroyed by Cvclone Hem of (tie World Isv wire. New York, June 5. Pour hundred tons of coal fell on three bouses adjoining a coal yard this morning. One woman has been dug out badly injured. The Belknap Board Again. Washington, June 5. According to the resolution offered by Mr. Belden, of New York, and passed, the bill for the re lief of the assignees of the late John Roach was taken up. The action to be taken has particular reference to a revocation of the work of the famous Belknap board, which, it will be remembered, rejected the Dolphin. Since then the vessel has made a trip around the world. It Will be Re-KHtabllahed. Special to The Cltiaen. Chappel Hill, June The univer sity alumni raised to-day $30,000 for the establishing of the chair of history. Julian Carr gave $10,000, Judge Grant, $8,000, D. G. Worth and Col. Burgwyn, $1,000 each, and many others gave smaller sums. Croker Coming Home. Special to The Citisen. New York, June 5. Mayor Grant, Comptroller Myers and several other Tammany leaders are to-day arranging to meet Richard Croker, Tammany's leader, who is expected to arrive on the Allen tomorrow. A tug bont has been chartered by the party. It Will Be Revoked. Special to The Citisen, ' St. Paul, Minn., June 3. The execu tive committee of the National Teachers' Association met to-dny and will at the afternoon session probably revoke the recent decision not to invite Bishop Ire land to speak at the July convention. Another Town Destroyed. Special to Till Citizfn. New York, June 5. This morning's re port from Iowa says the town of Ken wick was also destroyed by acloud-burst and that two people bare been killed. A Train Wrecked. Special to Till Citiikk. a Rochester, N. Y., June 5. The Michi gan Central Flyer was wrecked near here this morning. Six cars filled with passen gers escaped with a few injuries. Michigan's Enlncopallana. Special to Till Citizin. Detroit, June 5. The annual conven tion of the church of the State is in pro gress to-day. Bishop Harris made the annual address. Exhibition KxerclHCft. Spcttal to Ths Citizbn. New York, June 5. The Columbia College architectural department began its annual exbibtion exercises to-day. One Hundred and steveutv. Special to The CIU.cn. Bryn Ma wr, Pa., June 5. Onehundrcd nnd twenty students to-day graduated from the famous Bryn Mawr College. The Annual Content. Special to The Cltixcn. New York, June 5. The Twenty third regiment began its annual shoot ing contest at Crcedmoor pnrk to day. thirteen" l6tssold. The pennliuau Auction Hale To- Itav. Thirteen lots of the 1'euniinan nndCos- moHililan Club proicrty were sold to day. The property fronts on South Main street and Market street, which is being opened to Atkins street. The sale was conducted by 15. A. Priersnn, nnd the purchasers and prices are as follows: Mo. 1, 25x100, T. W. I,ntton..$,375.l)0 " 2, 2.rixKM, I. V. Arthur .1,125.00 " 3, 25x100. J. M, Ingle 3,1 25.00 " 10, 25x77, T. A. Jones 1,275,00 " 18, 25x87, K. Pearson 1,250.00 " 17, 25x08, K. Pearson 1,137.50 " 14, 30x8, J. P. Arthur UllfUO " 7, 30x120, J. M. Campbell 3,000.00 " 0, 30x120, 15. II. Nics 4,020.00 " 15, 30x00, J. B. Iluslic 1,410.40 5, 00x210, with the Club house, J. P. Arthur 10,000.40 " 4, 25x100, T. A, ones 3,825,00 " 10, 25x100, J. T. Arthur.... 1,150.00 The remaining eleven lots are being sold this afternoon, shall the I'll! Have a Park T The undersigned make the following offer to the city In order tlmt we may se cure a public park More it is too late to get one, to-wit : To sell Riverside pnrk for $40,000, payable in four per cent. IhiihIs, to run ti Illy years. There are over forty acres in this plat and if cut up now nnd offered for snle, there is but Utile doubt the property would bring fully this sum if not more. Let some one else scak out. P. I'. Pattton, Natt Atkinson, C. H. Graham, A lecture To-Nlghl. Dr. R. L. Abernclliy.of Rutherford Col' lege, will deliver n free lecture in the court room to-night on the subject of the "Human Soul and Mind." Dr. Aber- ncthy will use an original diagram show ing all the i lowers and faculties of thehir man mind, and their oiieration In the production of thought. NORTH CAROLINA NOTES. "Oh, Johnny, Johnny, get vour gun As auick as e'r vou can." "What, tramp ?"' inquired the old mans' son; "No. 'tis the census man. News and Observer. The negro enmp meeting near Raleigh has proved a dismal failure. William Wood a Goldsboro colored man suffered a $500 loss to his house by fire. The board of justices of Wuke county have elected the old board of county commissioners. Daniel White was tried at Raleigh on the charge of counterfeiting and got six years in the penitentiary. At Oxford Bishop Lyman hns ordained as deacons Junius M. Horner, of that place, and Dr. Drake, of Minnesota. Out of seventy-two applicants for li cense as nliysicinns examined by the State Medical Board forty-live huve been li censed. D. M. Puller's horse was shot at Smith field while it was grazing in the field. It hnd to be killed. The scoundrel who did the act is not known. While at Richmond the North Caro lina troops organized a drum corps und Mr. . T. Davis, of Durham, was elected major and placed in command. During the month of May Winston shipped 715,a55RM pounds of manufac tured tobacco. During the same month Danville, Va., shipped 000,751 pounds. Mayor Fowler, of Raleigh, hns re ceived a gold medal from congress in recognition of bis meritorious act in saving a human life from death at sea. Ex-GovcrnorW. W. Holdcn, of Raleigh, is preparing a history ol North Carolina during the reconstruction icriod, which is to contain much new information, F. L. Brown, of Wilmington, is re ported as purchasing twelve acres ol land on which to erect a manufacturing plant to cost between $40,000 and $50, 000. Mr. Sum Black, of Rnleigh. hns sold two fillies by Pamlico, foaled this spring, for $500, which is said to be the highest price ever paid for sucklingcolts in North Carolina. Columbus county's finances are in a healthy condition. The county is out ol debt, with a surplus of nearly four thou sand dollars in the treasury. There will be no need for the special tax next year. A Charlotte man who had invested in a nickle in the slot machine which bunds out a cigar, oiiencd it a few days ago and lound acar scnis wuicn nnu occn beaten out and put in instead of nicklcs. The representative of an electric light company is said to have his eyes dead set on KOCKinglHini, uiiu mviiiuBpn-wiui the city hnving a system of its own is so bright that the smallest print can be read by it. A meeting of the Hoard of Internal Im provements hns been called to be held next Saturday to consider imiortunt mutters relative to the Alliemarle and Chesapeake and the New Berne and Beau tort canals. From the many letters we receive from different ports ol the district it is very clear that Hon. W. II. Kitchin is strong in the district, and bis Iriendsare anxious for his nomination to Congress. Scot land Neck Democrat. The Rnleigh Chronicle is advocating the erection of a big hotel in the capital city. In Asheville The Citizen hns to keep hustling to keep up with nil ol the proposed new ones without advocating any. Mr. G. F. Bnrnhardt, of Mt. Pleasant, showed us a bullet Wednesday taken out of a tree. Counting the rings in the tree the bullet hnd liecn there 4!) years. It was discovered by a saw striking it at Moser's mill' Concord Times. And still the most gratifying reports come from the farmers from every quar ter as to crops. II no unfavorable freak, ol nature belall, it is the general verdict that the very finest harvest ever known in this country will bless the farmers' labors in the full. Goldsboro Argus. The work of completing the Governor's mansion nt Raleigh is progressing rapid ly and visible results of the progress are to lie noticed. The columns are to lie put in all the porticos of the building and onite an improvement is noticed in the general appearance. Our renortcr learned from Dr. Hndcy, of La Grange, that although about Alio work hands went from lnoir county to Mississippi, then: will still Ih- a good crop of cotton, corn ami rice matle, unless there should be an accident lictwcen now and harvest. The supply ol lalnir is but little reduced. Greensboro Workman, Walter Taylor, nn employe of Holmes & Miller's factory nt Salisbury, dropped tlcnd during un altercation with n negro Imiv. He had accused the negro of steal ing a watch and iiion the negro's picking no a stone Taylor struck him nnd imme .r .'j 1 1..., c.n... .,:ii tnniciy icii ui-mi. i inn i ,iim i.n.,,u. as the cause ol ucniu. Near F.Ik Pnrk. Mitchell county, week lictore last, n Mr. Wugoncr and n Miss Crow were married. Last i-nciny nigni some daring lover of the woman went to Wnirnnn'i nnn stoic ncr wniic ncr nun- baud slept, and nlso took $ M of Wagon er's moiicv. The latter individual is searching tor his lost funds, caring more lor tliem man ior mm mining wuc. The Saddler gold mine, nenr Siflbrd's Ken-v. oti the Catawba river, is to be worked, las. Axtim, of Hot Springs Arkansas, and T. T. McCord. of Paw Creek township, have leased eighty-one acres ol land from I. II. hatliller lor mm iinr purposes. Thcv will nut in the most improved mining machinery, and begin operations as early as possible. The mine is thought to lie it rich one. The commissions lor A. II. Andrews anil T. H. Keogh as commissioners on the part of North Carolina nt the World's Fair at Chicago have been received by the Governor from Secret nry of Stntr lllnine. Thcv nresigned bythe President to whom the Governor nominated the commissioners. The commissions to the alternates, lilias Carrand 0. A. Bingham were also received, and all were sent out. Mr. Louis Ilnmhofcti, the baker at the Island Bench hotel, caught a fine turtle Sunday night in front of the hotel. He weighed 200 pounds, measured four feet aii inches in kmrth. and two feet four inches in width. A half bushel of well de veloped eggs were taken from this turtle, besides a large number of smaller sizes. Of course there will be turtle soup at the Island Bench to-day Wilmington Messenger, MISCELLANEOUS. J. S. GRANT, Ph. G., Of Philadelphia Collef of Pharmacy, Apothecary. 4 South Main St. oa ALL- HEADACHE DSC HOFFMUri HARMLESS HEA0ACHI POWDERS. r taawasvSMa. tlf mm ABBR HOFFHtH OKUt CO. 55 Han It, Butt N.Y, mt kunatUasl Mfft,0at roa sals at J. S. GRANT. If your prescription! are prepared at Grant's Pnarxnacr you can poaitirelj de pend upon these facts: First, that onfytb purest and best drugs and chemicals wilt be used; second, they will be compound ed carefully and accurately by an expert' enced Prescriptionist ; and third, you will not be charged an exorbitant price. You will receive the best goods at a rery rear sonablc profit. Don't forget the place Grant's Pharmacy, 2i South Main street. Prescriptions filed at all hours, night or day, and deli vet ed free ol charge to any part of the city. The night bell wiU be answered promptly. Grant's Phar macy, 24 South Main street. At Grant's Pharmacy you can buy any Patent Medicine at the lowest price quot' . ed by any other drug house in the city. We are determined to sett as low as the lowest, even if we bare to lose money by so doing. We 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 oi Chamois Skins in Asheville. Over 200 skins, all sites, at the lowest price. We are the agents for Humphrey's Homaxpatbic Medicines. A full supply of bis goods always on hand. Use Buncombe Liver Pills, the best in the world for Iinr complaints, Indiges tion, etc. A thoroughly reliable remedy for all blood diseases is Buncombe Sarsaparilla. Try a bottle and you wiU take no other. J. S. GRANT, Ph. 0., Pharmacist, 24 S. Main St., AsherUle, N. C. WIIITLOCK'S Special Sales Week. Close buyers will please note the following great induce I ki-vn r snail. ments this week: ' Black Mohair Brilliantines at 50 and 75c., formerly 75c. and $1. Black Tamise Suitincs. 60 and 85c, former price 75c and f 1. Black Camera Ilair and Serge Suitings at 75c. and $1, formerly $1 and f 1.25. JJlack l-rench Henriettas, 50o., 75c. and fl, former price G5c, f 1 and f 1.25. i ancy Mohair JJrnliant- incs, ri)c. ana toc, former price 75c. and f 1. Uoioml UenriPttaaat 2oc, 40c, 50c. nnd 75c, worth much more. Domestic and Imported Challios at 5c, tic, and 12c. per yard. AY iihIi Dress Fabrics, Lawns and Prints at -c. and up. French ana Domestic at- inos at popular prices. DrcHM Ginghams and Seer suckers, large variety. Outmir Cloths. Table Lin- ens, white and colored. AY lute (ioods, Nainsooks, Lawns, India Linens, Han burgs. Laces, Underwear, Handkerchiefs, Corsets, Gloves and Mitts. Large assortment and low prices. Parasols and Sunshades, tho most attractive in the city. Prices lower than else where. 1 lust received A new lot of Black and Cream LnceFloun-, cing nnd Drapery Nets. Something New AVe sell the only absolutely Fast lllack Hosiery in the market mude by Smith & Angell for Ladies, Misses and Chil dren, also for Men and Boys. They are guaranteed not to dye, crock or turn green, or money reiunaed. : WHITLOCKS, 4 SOUTH MAIN CTJatBBT, ' - Opposite Sank W AJtwrOk, '",". J1
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