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-' ' .rr-T . a I OLD NEWSPAPERS 7 Asheville D tin in Citizen i FOR BENT, WANTS, AND FOR SALE, FOR SALE -, Not exceeding three line, One Time, 28 cents. Three lime, 60 cents. Six Timet, 76 cents. AT - THIS - OFFICE. 3C. PER Hl'NUKKU, h-m- VOLUME VI.NO. 85. ASHEVILLE, N. C, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1890. PRICE 5 CENTS. ally MISCELLANEOUS. EINVILLE A place planned and devel oping iw a GREAT RESORT. Situated in the MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA, A region noted for health f alliens and beauty of SCENERY. An elevation of !,N0() 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 line residences and HB4TUFVL HONKS. A eood opportunity tor nroritnhle in vestments. For illustrated pauiplilet. ad dress. LINVILLE IMPROVF.MZKT CO., l.lnvlPo, Mitchell ., N. C NliW INVOICE. GKKTMSMKN'K MADRAS, CHP.TIOT. SATKEN AND FLNNKL SHIRTS JI'ST IN. LADIES' BLAZERS, SHIRT WAISTS K.CHIM-J-SliTTUSJlISr KECEIVIiD. HON MARCHE, 30 S'WTH MAIN STKIiliT. II.T.ESTAHROOKS 93 H. MAIN SIT., A8HKV1LLB, -ibtiis n.10 ma BOOKS. STATIONERY, FANCY 600DS AND TOYS. LOCAL Views and apr Is) d Sketches. HEAL estate. Waits B, owrw, W. W. Wkt. GWYN & WEST, (acecMon to Walter B.Owyn) ESTABLISHED 1881 REFER TO SANK OF ASHEVILLE. REAL ESTATE, Loan Securely Placed Per Cent. at S Notary Public. . CommlHlnnen ol Deed.. FIRE INSURANCE. opyicit-aoatbMMt Court stquaro. CORTLAND BROS., Real Estate Brokers, And Investment Agent. - Loan, m urely placed at per cent. ' Oflleeat 94 ft 116 Patton An Beeoad floor, fcbfldlv "HOW NOW, HORATIO I" Wovld.'t bay timber land., mineral prop erties or A.herllle Real RataU ? - Then call on a, Horatio, and we will Hire the thy money', worth. We tan Mil the. houa. lot. lend thee ehek el. to erect dwelling thereon, and Inaurc the aame In aav Plr. tn.uranec Company doing bMinii In thl. MtaM. Olvs us a call, Horatio I . , JENKS 4k JBNKS, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS. Rooms' o Jtio, McAfee Block., Pattoa At.., AabertlM, N. C. -MISCELLANEOUS. MATINEE EVERY DAY THIS WEEK -POK TH8- BENEFIT OF THE PUBIC.' The Great Comedy Play entitled "BLUE RUIN" Hbn been wlthriruwn after a Tery aueceaarul run, and we now prraent uur matchleu Stock of Groceries. GRAIN AND FEED FOR YOUR USE AT POP; ULAR PRICES. IIOOKH OPKN AT 6 A. M. A. D. COOPER, Proprietor. During the month of Au gust we want to close out everything we have in the ine of Hummer filoods. We are going to buy a big stock for the Fall nnd Winter and we want no money locked up in Goods to carry over. We have some beautiful patterns in Flouncings and Allovers Mint we will sell so cheaply that it would be economy to buy even for next Siiiuiuc: (is onecainiol ha ve too many While Dresses. If you need 11 liliinket or 11 Comfort thesi cool nightsyou . aii rind what you want at our place. A new line oMiiiiglinms in rail Mimics have just come in, nnd nregiing to bo gold very ov, as is ouV habit with all our Goods. We lime about six let? Civa 111 Freezers of. the seiisou's lot; they will besold very low. You can still buy ('roquet Setts and Hum mocks of us clieniMT than nnyhoiiy else, uur More is headquarters for all sorts of I lousekeeping conveniences of which we ask an inspec tion. Come to see us before you buy Shoes of any kind and you will save money. Every thing at lowest prig's at "BIG RACKET." F. A. GRACE. DECORATOR AND- DE8IGNER IN FRESCO. aogad.lm JOHN CHILD, ( PormerlT of Lyman A Child I, Office No. 1 Legal Block. REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER Strictly a Brokerage BuitneiMi lnn wrarvlv plaml nt N tier rent. ATTENTION, FARMERS! For Tobacco Flues CALL AT Taylor, Roula A Brottierton'a NO. S PATTON AVKNI'U, AaimVILLB, N. C. Agent, far th. celebrated 'WOODLAWN" COOK STOVES. Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting. a.lldlw MISCELLANEOUS. Go to Carniichael's Drug Store with your prescription whore you will at all times And a full line of pure fres Drugs and Chemicals, and a low prices. His prescriptio department is stocked wit the purest and best Drugs and Chemicals to be found in the market, both foreign ami domestic. And you can ivst assured that your proscrip tion will be tilled" correct and that you will bo charged a low price. Three registered prescript ionists ready t serve you at all hours. Night calls promptly answered W. C. CARMIGHAEL, AI'OTHKCAKY, No. ao South Main Street, Asheville, N. C. Lots and loth of New Goods for Au tumn just received. We have made a number of sweeping reductions on Spring and Summer Goods in order to close them out. A largediscount on light weight Clothing (black excepted) for the remainder of the sen noii. CLOTHING. DRY GOODS. SMALLWARES, HATS, 8H0ES AND CARPETS. 7 & 9 PATTON AVE Elegant Drug Store cen trally located well venti lnteil easy of access agree able to customers attrac tive to all, by day nnd night illuminated with electric ty telephone attachment Handsome Soda Water Ap paratusice cold drinks nil day long fine 5 and 10 cent Cigars and Kinney'ti Cigar ettes Choice Perfumery and Soups Prescription Depart ment 1 and clean Medi cal supplies unnuestionauiy the purest obtainable more goods on hand now than ever before patronage in creasing, public confidence smuvd, success attained Asheville becomes the Drug distributor for a hundred miles around coni)etition relegated to tho rear too aisy . to say more to-day. T. C. SMITH & CO., Drug gists, Public Square, Ashe ville, N. C. THE SENSATION OF ASHEVILLE. SEPTEMBER 3, 4, 5 & 6, 1890. Of all the handsome and valuable irnierty that has been iiftcred In A.ht vllle, none com parable to the unbroken forest of over One Hundred Acre, divided and aahillvlilrd Into the moat beautllul lot. and tract., lying along MERRIMON AVENUE, Tho lUmleviinl of tho City, About one-third being within city limit, and the remainder In the charming .uburhan villa of Ramoth, Only one mile from Court Square (10 mla- atr4 drive) and on th. beatand moat popular drive leading to the country. There I. a lab yrinth of avenue, and elneta lielng built through thrae gmunda under the (uiiervlalnn of on. of the nnret engineer. In the Mouth. Th. Iota and tracts will range In .lie from H acre to A to S acres, the larger plat, covering hm of the moat beautllul and picturesque elevation, to b. found In a day's Journey. send for plat of the property to Nat. Atkinson & Son. AIHBVILLB, N. C. THE jlEVS ! BY ASSOCIATED PRESS TO THE CITIZEN TO-DAY. THE REPUBLICANS' CAUCUS TO' NIGHT ON THE GAQ LAW. A I.I. BKHOI.VTION8 ABOUT 'IT RKFERRKD, THE NEW YORK CENTRAL PARAL YSIS ABOUT CURED. THK HOI'aR JOURNAL STANDS VNCORRFC1 i'O. Washington, August 13. A call has been issued for a cnucus o( republican senators to-morrow night. The call reads that the caucus is to be held for the puriose of discussing an order of business, but in view of the several pending propositions to changi the rules, that subject will doubtless re ceive consideration. THK PKKTIOI'S UVKsTION. Reaolutlousj on that Point Re- rerred toaCommlttcc. Washington, August 13. In the sen' ate to-day the house amendments to the senate bills to adopt regulations to pre vent collisions at sen and to amend the net rclntive to shipping commissioners were presented nnd were, on motion of Mr. Frye, concurred in. I he resolution offered by Mr Edmunds yesterday limiting debate on the tariff bill was laid before the senate and was on motion of Mr. Aldrieh, who snid Mr. iumun was awnre 01 nis purpose, re ferred to the coin mi t tee on rules. Mr. Itlnir's resolution authorizing provision for the moving of the previous piestion took the same direction on his own motion. Mr. Quay's resolution, providing among oincriniiigs.inrn vole on thetnr- II 'Jill on the 30 ot Autnist. was n so Ion motion ol Mr. Alilricli I relerred to the committee on rules. After a statement hv Mr. Uunv that he understood the re olution of the general impropriation bills to include tile river ami harbor lull Mr, lour offered nn amendment to Mr. Jiuiy s resolution so as to include the leoerni election mil among (lie measures to tic tukeu ill) lor consideration at the present sessi in. Referred to the com mitece on rules The House .joint reso lution extending to the 21) of August the provisions ol the existing laws in pro ming lor the temporary expenditures m lie government was laid Ik lore the sen ate and passed, Tne tariff bill was then afcen up. The senate has confirmed lie follow ing nominations: S. H, Horne mil nt St. Thomas, West Indies; S, M. (irilriu. postmaster at Quitman, Uu., and J. II. i ' ipn-i ui imiion, ua. THK CENTHAI. BTRIKK, Vlcc-srrs)lclent Webb Ha None or the Old Honda will be Re hired, Nkw Yokk, August 13. The strike sit uation today remains practically un hanged, excepting that the offenders hum that it is improved. They sny that freight trains are coming in and going out on time, incy also say that the running of the passenger trains has re sumed me iiorniiu coutiiiion. I iiesuoui ban trathc still suffers. Vice-l'resiilcnt Webb snvs he has re ceived numerous applications from old mils, out will not, under any circum stances rc-inslatc them. He also says that lie has recci.ed applications Irom men on other roads sufficient in manlier to man the whole Central system. These men are already emplovul. but thev would consider a change to the Central an improvement. At the sixty-eighth street ynrdsthemen arc lit work preparing to send out more Ircight trains to-day. The usunl num ber sent out from these yards nt this time oi the year is irom eight to ten daily. Yesterday live were sent out and is expected that the nunilier will lie in creased to-flnv. Preiifht trains nre briny moved from St. John's pitrk in Thirtieth street. The police nre still on guurd nt the rnud Central depot, but to the ordi nary observer there is nothing to indi cate that there has been n strike. kKVKRKLV PVNIkHED. Undon'a MtrlkniK" PoMmen will Not be Rehired. London, August 13. Postmaster (ten- cnil Kuikcs has given his final decision in the matter of the applications for rein statement mnde by the postmen who were discharged for taking iiart in the re cent strike. Of the 400 men dismissed from the ser vice the postmaster general hns decided that only titty should be again employed. A number ot tne men discnargcd arc emigrating. TMKV kl'PPORT RKKD. It Doe Not Matter Whether the Journal la Correct or Not. Washington, August 13. In the house to-dny Mr. Sptirgeon of Illinois called at tention to what he claimed were omis sions in the journal of yesterday's pro ceedings including the omission of any reference to a point of order mnde by him and moved that the journal he corrected. The motion to amend was lost; yens 7S. nnvs HH. and the louraal was ap proved. Bam Mmall'a Trouble. Atlanta, 0a., August 13, 1HIK). Sam Small wants n letter of membership in some church, but his efforts to get one nve so far been unavailing. Although preacher of national reputation and president of ft flourishing young in stitution of learning In the land of the Mormons, he finds that he is a member of no church, He can get no letter from Bishop Heck with, of the Kpiscopnl dio cese, as his treatment of the Episcopa lians, who had made every preparation Sornaui mm into mat inurcri wnen cy heard ol his return to Methodism in exchange for college presidency, es tranged his friends in that denomination. THK ALUMNI AHBOCIATION. It In Organized at the V. M. C. Rooiiih I.aHt Night. A nuiober ol former students of the university met in the V. M. C. A. lecture rooms last night and perfected the or ganization of the transmontuiic branch of the State University alumni association Dr. Battle explained that the purposes of these organizations is to increase the in fluence of the university by giving infor mation concerning the work done by and the condition of things at the university. The university has no ngents who can vasses lor students and it (Upends upon its alumni lor support. Remarks were made by Dr. Carroll, Or. R. H. Lewis, Locke Craig. 1. C. Martin and Colonel Cameron. A constitution was adopted. Colonel Cameron was elected permanent prv-Biurni; ir. I nrron, vice president, and V. A. Wcoli, secretary and treasurer. An nnntml dinner will hrreulter lie held There are in Asheville alone fortv per sons entitled to membership in this or gnnization, but the association includes more territory than Ashevi c. All alumni west of the Blue Kidgc are ear nestly icc nested to corporate. Further more, nil iiersons who have been officers. students or prolessors of the university can become mcmlicrs. THK MIFI.K CONTKHT. It 1'romlHea lo Be a Mont Huccc-mm- lul Aflalr. The rifle shooting contest to take place in this city on the firat duv ol September, bids fair to Iw an occasion of great intcr- st. The prizes offered, and the liberality of the terms granted have proved suffi cient to attract shooting duns and indi iduni marksmen Irom several States, Mr. I'unnnn who is general manager ot the shoot, is in daily receipt of letters from various parts of the country, and alrendv several regularly organized teams, both civil and military, have sig nified tneir intention to enter the contest Charleston and Colutnl'i.i will liith send teams, and the militia of the State will be represented by teams Irom Ixuli tin -.astern and Western part nt the State. in addition to the contests advertised lx- participated in bv reuularlv oriran- rcd teams only, individual marksmen will Ik-offen d an oppoitunitv to exhibit their skill in shoots lor sweepstakes al ways tne most interesting part ol hooting program. HOI'tiHT IN AHUKVII.I.K. hv Wlilitler I.nndH PurchitM-rl b C. K. (irahutn. The Whit tier hinds in Swain county bout 7i 1,1 it K acres, have been sold to L. Iv. Orahani, Nult. Atkinson and I. M. I'hrash. This tract is considered the liut'Ht IhmIv ol timliered land m North arolina. tenth or John Movie O'Reilly. Boston, August 13. The grief which he untimely death of John lloyn- O'Reilly has caused is universal in the community. The tributes to his manly virtues which the iiewspiiicrs pay to-day are warmer man would uc culled lorlli liy the demise I almost anv oilier citizeu ol Hoston. Cardinal (iihhons said when informed ot he sad event nt Bar Harbor: "It is a public calamity not only a loss to the oiintry, out to the cnurcliuml humanity general. The Great Mtrlke In Wale. Uinpon, August 13. John Burns, the labor ogitutor, has gone to Wales in or ler to assist in carrying nut the details relating to the great strike. No words can possibly exngcratc (In state of complete and utter paralysis ol trade ol all sorts in Wales. Huge col liers, sailing vessels, nnd steamers and great ocean linersnrr lying at the dock i Hiniimu' iiiiencaa, iwi mere until a ion f coul in sight to put into them. A Reirular HrlR-haiu Vounir. CiiiCAdo, August 13. Max Schullx.nn employe of the Santa Pc railroad, is in riotis trouble. He was arrested to-day on a warrant sworn nut by Tina Wittr, ho says she married nun n lew weeks ago, not knowing that he had live wives vmg at the time, having been divorced from none of them. The case was con- nucd to allow the police to find tin ner wives. Dylnif From a Mad Dog's Rile. Atlanta, August 13. Parmer Costly nnd his wile, living near Tyre, in Carroll tinty, are dying from the effects of a mad dog's bite. When the dog attacked r. Costly his wile went to his assis tance, and the dog planted its teeth in r hand, it nciu on until n neiglimir came from a distance ol half a mile and cut its throat. Negro Lynched In Nebraska, An kansah City, Neb., August 13. William Bcavir, a negro, attacked Mrs. Lucy Alwrnnthy, but she bent him off' ml he lieu. 1 lint evening he muile a milnr attack upon a negro girl, lies ver was arrested, but a crowd of men tooU him awny from the sheriff and hanged him to u tree, A Runaway River. St. JosKi'it, Mo., August 13. The Mis souri river is cutting nwny its banks on the Kansas side, opposite this city, nt an alarming rate. If prompt measures nre not tnken Wathenn and Klwood will be swept away and St Joseph left high and dry, while tne million dollar bridge will pun a dry water course. Alliance nemocrsl Nominated. KALKMiii, N. C, August 13.-W. O. B. Brunch was nominated yesterday on the first ballot for congress in the democratic convention ol the First district ol North arolina to succeed Skinner. Branch is an Alliance democrat. OHITCAKY. Mrs. Roliert Oorrcll, of South Greens- iro.dicd Inst week of consumption after long illness. Mr. Win. II. Bledsoe, a member of the Raleigh bar, son of Mulor Moses A. Bled soe, died Sunday morning, Durham mourns the death of Mr. 12. K. Turrentine. He hnd heensick only about week, nnd he was not thought to Ik dangerously ill, Mr. Charles Clinard died Sunday niuht at his home in Broudbuy township, seven miles below Snlcm, Mr, Clinnrd was about 00 years of age, and was a highly resiecU'd cititcn. KILLED AT HIGHLANDS. I.KWIH. OF CHARLESTON, FAI.W IOO FEET. The Accident Happens) While He Is) With His) Wire-A Her Taken Home He Olea Wllhln an Hoar, Atlanta, August 13. From High lands, N. C, comes a horrible story of the tragic death of one of South Caro linn's lending citizens, Vanderhart Lewis, of Charleston. Lewis, his young wife and child have been spending the summer at Highlands, one of the most populnr of the Carolina resorts, they having a cottage there Yesterday these three, with a Miss Van derherst, the niece of Mr. Lewis were walking near the edge of the precipice at Glen Falls about two miles from High. lands. Suddenly Lewis slipKil, and before the horrified relatives could do anything to prey nt it, fell over the precipice a dis tance ot a Hundred left to the rocks be low. There was no way to get at him and nn help nearer than three miles, and one hundred leet down lay the husband and miner apparently lileless. Miss vnnilerherst ran at tne topot Her smi'd to Highland for assistance, while the almost crazed wife stood by the edge ol tne precipice watching over the body ol tier dear one below. I-or three hours she was compelled to endure this suspense; then help arrived and the men succeeded in getting to Lewis. He was not dead and by hnrd work willing hands got dim to the top and then to his cottage home two miles off, but there was little hoe and within the hour lA-wis died. His body was taken to his home in Charleston to-day. A1TMKS Ol' COXSEO.rii.WE. IIOMK. Suit has been brought in New York for nn inlant tor damages in a street car lie- lore nc was Horn. New Jersey nnd New York brick miinii- lacturers have sulim-rilied hull a million dollars to sustain the boycotted firms. Four companies of I'nited States troops from Little Rock and Fort Reno nre en route to the Chickasaw Nation to be dis tributed nt the various polling places on election nay next Wednesday. A company hns been organized in Ohio to build a railroad from l-iiidlny to Fort Wayne, The projected line will parallel tne .Nickel its entire length at a distance of from a half mile to four miles. It will Ik- a mile shorter than the Nickel Plate. A saloon nt Hcckcrt's Camp. South Da kota, was blown up Sunday by drunken ciamps. The proprietor was blown in the river, but escaped. The tramps seized all the liiuor they could find and escaped. I lie saloon had Ixcu m operation only cm- day. Charles Cosgrove, an a-ronnut. was killed Sunday at Portland, Ore., while making a parachute descent. When .iImiuI lint) feet from the ground he lost his hold nnd fell, landing on a paved street. He was mnngled almost beyond recognition. After nearly ten vents of wundering in this country and Canada. Captain How- gale, the once trusted disbursing officer of the signal service corps, wh-isc defalca tion, arrest nnd night in the lad ol 1HH0 made such a sensation, is said to be now living in New York under an assumed name. Mrs. Minnie McKay, nee Treat, has be gun suit for divorce Irom her huslmnd, Gordon McKay, alleging infidelity. Mc Kay is a itosion millionaire, who madea fortune out of a patent lor sewing shoe soles with brass wiie. He is 70 years old and his Ix-nutiful wile but 33. Thev have two children. WASHINGTON. The I'hotogrn pliers' Association ol America will meet in iiunuul convention in ashington to-duy. Senator Teller has dianpiMiinlcd his re publican colleagues by advocating the lullest discussion of the tariff bill. Comrress hns pledged itself in thesundrv civil bill to the erection of another build ing for the government printing office. Senator Wilson, of Maryland, made a forcible argument in the senate Monday against the promised increase in theduty on tin-plate as a burdensome tax on one of the great industries of ihecouiitry. KIKKICN. The conference of American eonsuls- general in Paris, adopted a resolution lavoring leniency in enloreiiig the pro visions of the McKinley tariff bill. The British government hns informed the cardinal secretary of state that it is iiniMissible for lingland to receive a pa- ml envoy or to send a minister to the .'niican. Irish members of the house of commons are urging Poie Ix-n to transfer to lin gland Bishop O'Dwyrr, of Limerick, who tins made lumsell omcctionnhle to the Catholics of his diocese by his iersisteiit objection to the borne rule cause. THESE A HE POLITICAL. The Ormundsville, Greene county. Alli ance have indorsed the course of Sena tor Vance while condemning his critics. They believe in Vance. It wns rather hard for the pale face brother to swallow from his dark skinned pnliticnl brother the taunt that the le tiublienn nnrtv in Ornnire etmnlv wna composed of ninety rrsx-rlnhlc colored men to ten low down white men. Yet it was so stntod m the convention in Hills boro Saturday. Durham Glolie. Railroad corporations are as n rule governed by men ol sense, and they don't start out to slaughter even such a big game as Vance just for the fun in it. Taking all things into consideration, it is sale to say that the Richmond and Dtuivillr company is not working thnt rncket, and that the fellow who started the rcMirt dug up an old chestnut. Wil mington Star. Lenoir county convention on Saturday lust was unanimous in its endorsement ol Vnnce, nnd her member of the legisln ttire wns instructed to vote tor his re election. Colonel N. B. Whitfic d. tires dent of Lenoir county Farmers Alliance. wns nominated for the house of repre sentatives in the next legislature, and he announced that he would vote for Vance first, last and all the time. MISCELLANEOUS. iNiiirir THE NEVER FAILING CURE FOR HEADACHE. TRADB MARK REGISTERED. ABSOLUTELY SAFE, PERFECTLY SURE AND ALWAYS SPEEDY. Cure Kvery Variety of Headache AND NOTHINO BL8B. ANTIMIGRAINE Has earned lor itself the enviable reputa- tion of being the finest, most effective and reliable article in the market for the speedy relief and cure of every variety of that common trouble, Headaciib. The immense favor which has greeted it from all quurters, proves its true merits and acceptability to the public. It is some thing which almost everyone needs, und those who have once tried it, will never be without. For its curative powers it dors not de pend upon the subtle influences of such poisonous drugs as ANTIPYR1NE. MORPHINE, CHLORAL AND COCAINE, Since it does not contain an atom of either ol these. It is absolutely free from injurious chemicals, and can be taken by young and old without fear or serious results. It is not a Cathartic, does not disarrange the stomach, and contnins no noxious or sickening ingredients. The peculiar advantages of Antimi graine consist in its being thoroughly reliable as a cure for any kind of head achewithout respect to cause leaving no unpleasant or annoying after-effects, as in the case of other so-called "harm less" remedies. These quulitics make it the most populur and saleable article in the market, wherever known. Dl RUCTIONS PUR U8B. The doae for an adult la two teaapoonfuls in a wine glnaa ot water. Doae for children in proportion, according to age la either eaac the dose can be repeated every thirty minue. until a cure la effected. One .one will alway. drive away u attack of Headache, if taken wbea flrat feeling the premonitory aymutome; but if the attack la well on, and uttering la Intense, the second or third doae may be required. Ueually a greater number of doae. ia required to effect th. Brat cure than la needed lor any succeeding time there after, abnwing that the medicine ia lative in iU cfTccU, Und log toward an event ual permanent cure For tale at GRANT'S PHARMACY. WIIITLOCK'S, 4 & 48 H. MAIN STREET, nnnntr Rank o AaheTlllr. UNLOADING SALE. Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, and Notions, Lace CuTtuinH, TiiIiIk Linons, Towels, Nap kins, Counterpane, White Goods, and Embroideries at pr cost. All Domestic Goods, includiiij? Pride of tho West, Wainsutta, Fruit of Loom, 4-1 Cottons and 10-4 Sheetings at. prime cost. We call special attention to our large stock of Em broidery and Knitting Silk, Zephyrs, Wools, Silk and Outline Work. All go at prime cost. Ladies' Muslin Underwear at eost, Kid Gloves, Hosiery and Ribbons at unusually low price. Ladies will save money by attending this special sale. 7A . V - i,.fcfc-.-. - a.. a;c.-i'-.-'
Asheville Citizen (Asheville, N.C.)
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