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smsmi! ?wfrrT, 'iW'w ijwvwfHji h r -.tif.pzf: if TTTT1 ! FOR RENT, WANTS, APO FOR SALE, f f IDLO KWSPAPEBS - L-FMMUI ; . Not exceeding three lutes, On Time, 30 cento. Three Timet, 60 ceato. SU Time, 75 ecata. Ill III AT - THIS - - OFFICE. sc. rum HVHDKKD, tin ASHEVILLE, N. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1890. . PRICE 5 CENTS. VOLUME VI. NO. 92. a:i '1111 . TTV-! 1 Citizen. -4 w TTTT ' is; ..y -A , " ' v MISCELLANEOUS?. L I N V I L L E. A place plunaed and devel oping as a GREAT RESORT. Situated in the MOUNTAINS OF TOTEM KORTH CAROLINA, A region noted for tieolth f ulness and beauty of . SCENERY. An elevation of a,80 feet, . with cool Invigorating Climate It 1b being laid out with taate and skill, with well graded roads and extensive FOREST PARKS. A desirable place for fine residences and HBATHFVL HORIEH. A good oportunity for profitable in vestment. Vor illuHtrated pamphlet, ad dress, UNYILLE IMPROVEMENT CO., Unwllle, Mitchell Co., N. C. NBW INVOICE. GENTLEMEN'S MADRAS, CHETIOT, sXTBBI AND FLANNEL SHIRTS JIMT IN. LADIES' BLAZERS, SHIRT WAISTS ft CHIM- esbttes Just received. bon marche, 30 south main 8treet. H.T.ESTABROOKS 113 a. MAIN ST., ASHBVILLB, . la thb placi roa COOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS AND TOYS. ; 'LOCAL View and Sketches. apr Id d ' REAL ESTATE. waVtbs sTtmrn, W. W, Wnt, GWYH & WEST, (tacoraaor to Waller B.Owja) ESTABLISHED 18S1 REFER TO BANK OF MHEVIUE. REAL 1ST ATE. Loans Been rely Placed at ler Cent. Notary Pa hue. Commtoatoaera of IMeda, FIRE INSURANCE. orriCP SanUiaat CaarlliBire. CORTLAND BROS., Real Estate Broker. And Investment Agents. Loan, ss.-arely placed at a per cent. OSmi a a Pattoa Ave. Secoad Boor, . (.badly JTO WW, HORATIO!" Woalda't bay Umber laadi, mineral prop- erttee or Aihartlk Heal Ratal. I Than call aa aa, Horatio, and we will jrlre tnea thy araae;'. warta. , We eaa aen thee a hoaet lot, lead thee ahek ela to tract a dwelling thereon, aad Inanre -ta aaaat ndat Sin laaaraaai Company dota baataeae la tMa State. (Mr. aa a aail, Horatio I ,. , JBMUMJt JaSNKS, . ' ' tAt UTATt MM MMHUHCI MtOKERS. eetIO,MeAHM MISCELLANEOUS. REASONS WHY. IT ie Bot alone the right aad reaeoaable prlcea that we naawior the good, we eelt that onr claim to yonr .patronage mainly rests apon. THB .sterling escelleace.of our Groceries aad the approachable quality that characterises every article we offer far tale ahoald be well coaaMrred. 1 WBMkK. careful eiaminatloa and com ' part ton oT our good mnd price. All we a.k la that yon ehontd excrdae yonr (ac uities la yonr own behalf, and be guided la yonr decision by the knowledge thua ob tained. A. D. COOPER, Htaplc and Fancy Groceries, Public Square. PRICES THAT TALK! l.A new lot of Comforts, Blankets, and other goods for cooler weather haw just Imhmi received. Plasterers' Wliite Overalls and Jackets, Nurses' Caw and Aprons. The larges, l t of Clii'inisa, (owns and Underwear to be found in the city, some fine goods, cheaper thun you can get the material anil make them. Stockings in colors and Fast Black, Wool, Mo rino, Cotton, Lisle Thread, and Silk, from 10 ct. to f 2 a pair. All kinds of Dress Trimmings, Buttons, Lin ings, &:.; in fact our stock of everything needed to use or to wear for Men, Boys, Chil dren or .Ladies is well nigh lerfeet, so that your WANTS from the cellar to the garret can be tilled at our store at prices away below anybody elso. Don't buy anything until you try The "BIG RACKET" F. A. GRACE, DECORATOR ANI- DK8IUNER IN FRESCO. auirM.'lm JOHN CHILD, ( Formerly of Lymaa a Child I, Onlce No. 1 Leffsl Block. REAL ESTATE. AMI). LOAN BROKER Strictly Brokerage Business Loaa etearely placed at Spar cant. GREER BROS.. (HaeatMura to Salrd Rector.) No. sS North Main Street, Have a full atoch of everything to be nerd In fnmlllee la the way ofeatablea. All freak and nf brat quality. We aak oar friend, aad the public generally to call aad arc aa. SatMac tloa gnaraateed. Alt gouda delleered In the dty limit.. Prrah country prodnot ipr dalty. nKadftm AT THK MODEL CIGAR STORE You Will Find BEST BOARDS FINI CUT CHEwlMO TOBACCO. MISCELLANEOUS. , (to to Cannichael's Drug Store with your prescription where you will at all times find a full line of pure fresh Drugs and Chemicals, and at low prices. His prescription department is. stocked with the purest and best Drugs and Chemicals to be found in the market, both foreign and domestic. And you can rest assured that your prescrip tion will be filled correct and that you will be charged a low price. Three registered preseriptionists ready to serve you at all hours. Night calls promptly answered. W. G. CARMICHAEL, APOTHKCAKY, No. so 8ontn Slain Street, Asheville, N. C. Lots and lots of Now Goods for Au tumn just received, We have made a number of sweeping reductions on Spring and Summer Goods . in order to close t hem out. A largediscount on light weight Clothing (black exwptwl) for the remainder of the seuaon. CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, SMALLWARES, HATS, SHOES AND CARPETS. 7 ft 9 PATTON AYE QUIT! Quit monkeying with Knoxville and Richmond when you want Drugs, Medi cines, Taints, Oils, Window Glass &c., remember that T. C. Smith & Co., have a large and heavily stocked Wholesale and Retail Drug House in Asheville, on the Public Square, where all buy ers are supplied in quantity 11 nd price and quality, such goods as make up a well fit ted modern Drug and Pre scription Store. 8 ive freight charges from more remote points and save time in get ting goods. Aid in building up a near-by market and in creasing the growing im portance of Asheville as the commercial centre of West ern North Carolina. INSURE YOUR PROPERTY WITH E. J. ASTON, General i Insurance t Ag-ent. Rear No. 30 South Mala atreet. BaUbllahed IMS. AahetUle, N. C ano air EMORY b HENRY COLLECE EMORY, VIRGINIA. The point, of aperlal attractloa arc, Its t'arlvalled Location and Rraatllul Ground, i Thorough Collegiate Connie and Modem Methods) Large Library ayd unequalled Literary odetkai Vonng Men's Chrlallan Aaaodatloa aad Freedom from Temptation ( MagnlBccnt Oymnaeiunt and thoroughly equipped Menee 1 Attractive Hoarding llouae. and Wonder- nil Health Record Fine IHadpllne and RcllginnsTonei And the entire raaaonahlrneaa 04 IU terms. Scad for aew aad enlarged catalogue to . RBV. JAMBS ATKINS. aS0dwlw JV LOAN SS.OOO, eeenred by real esU.nnlto aval Btaukir Hrnii am mim. . aagllldlw (Store J. N. Morgaa a Co.) THE NEWS! BY ASSOCIATED PRESS TO THE CITIZEN TO-DAY. A FAatMKatB' ALLIANCE BILL, IN THK iENATK. QUAY'S ORDER OF BUSINESS NOT BROUGHT UP. THK MKW YORK CENTRAL IN POR A aiKOK. Washington, August 21. Mr. Blair introduced in the senate to-day, at the request of the Farmers Alliance, a bill to provide for banks of deposit. Mr. Plumb's resolution to prevent the sale or drink of intoxicating, vinous or malt liquors was taken up and alter con siderable discussion went over until to morrow. Consideration of the tariff bill was then began. Mr. Quay's "order of busi ness" resolution, contrary to general ex- Gctation, not being brought forward, r. Coxe of Texas, made a long speech against the bill as a whole. THE STRIKE WILL SPREAD. TM New Vork central In for a Prolonsed Fight. Nkw Vokk, AuKust 21. The cliicli of the federation of raitrond cmplovei left for Terre Haute this morning. Mr. Sar gent, of the firemene' brotherhood, laid that a meeting of the federation would be held there, at which a strike on the Vunderbtlt ivstcm would undoubt edly be ordered. He enid that the firm refusal of Vice-President Webb to urbitratc had rendered this action neccasiiry. Mr, Webb's arbitrary meth ods, he said, made its useless to deal with him any longer. The Central omcials nre preparing to meet a general strike if one should be or dered. Mr. Webb said to-day that he did not doubt that the supreme council of the railway employes federation would call out the men, but be did not believe nearly so many of them as the labor men expected would leave their posts. The ma jority ol the company's employes, he thought, would remain at work. HOTKI. riKK. Some of the tiaeata Reported in- Jared Loan 190,000. Watbbtown, N. V.. August 21. Pin which started in the kitchen of Ilk Thousand Island I'nrk hotel curly thia morning dcsirored the hotel and twenty other building. The loss will renin $ir0,00. No lives were lust, but its re ported that some of' the guests were in jured. rKACK RUU.NS, Uaalemala and Salvador arc One A grain. Paris, August 21. The liuntcmnlian legation has received a cubic dispatch announcing that Guatemala has signed articles of peace with Salvador. The dispatch further soys that Vire-I'resident Ayala has assumed power and is arrang ing for an election for president. COMMITTED TO THE BILL. How the Loalalana Alliance Win Over Candidates). Nkw Orlkans, August 21. The Farm 's' Alliance has insisted that all candi dates to congress should pledge them selves to vote lor tne suo-trrnsury pro position. Ulanchard, sitting member in the fourth, and Boatner. in the lift b. both candidates for re-election, declared that they could not and would not support it. The Fourth district convention con tained a majority of delegates favorable to Blnncliard's renoroination, and At the same time a majority favorable to the Farmers' Alliance. The convention first f dopteda platform endorsing the sub reasurv or warehouse proHisilion and requesting the nominee to suiiiHirt it in congress, and then renominated Mr. Hlancnard. A compromise was nnany reached by Mr. Blanchard agreeing to accept the bill in a modified form. He expressed his wiltinnncse to do as the convention proposed and support ant similar measure properly irnmea. tie therefore stands committed to the prin ciple of the sub-treasury, but not to the bill itseir as now lielore lonqrcss. 1 he Alliance seems well satisfied with this ar rangement and will try to make similar terms with the other Congress nominee from Louisiana. Smoked lo Kscess, RiRMiNiiilAM. Ala.. Auuust 21. Waller Numalee. First Lieutenant ol the Wood stock Guards at Anniston, Ala., has be come violently insane from smoking cigarette. He was formerly one of the editor and proiirtctors 01 tne Anniston Daily Watchmun. He was iircp.irins to start s new potter, when symptoms of Insanity conticlied mm to give up. lie smoked twenty packages of cigarettes daily. The Eight Honr Law, Wasiiinoton. August 21. After the usual riclny in gcttingaqtiorum the house to-dny passed severnl nrtilge mils and then, in the morning hour, resumed con sideration of the bill for the adjustment of the accounts of laborers arising under the eight hour law. S.ooo Miners Strike. IImiwkl, August 21. Advices from Mous state that H.000 miners in the Knr 1. n .m A'.m. rift hnvt atrllrk. Thranrlnllal Hn,tlr r ffitnvnllnir Hiat-fintr-nt amttnir tne men ana it is ecvien inni inc move ment win aprvau. CHASED A BI'RULAR. Better Vel. They Captared and Jailed Hint. George May, a white man, broke into the house of Mr. J. E. Corsbie, a promt nent citisen of Green township, thiscoun' ty, last Sunday night. The family was awakened by the noise, and be sprang through a window and fled Into the ilitrk- nesa, but not neiore ne was recngniien, Mr. Conbie Bothered a party of neigh' bors and at once proceeded In hot pursuit of the burglar. After a long chase they cane upon him in the woods and he was arrested by Deputy-Sheriff Starr, who was one or the pursuing party. He was ecurclT tied, placed in a buggy and braunht to this city, well guar Jed by nana on horseback, and jailed to await but trial. Ureensboro ratrtot. - HER INJURIES WERE FATAL. Mine Eva Ballard Dies From the Injuries Received. A telegram received by Dr. A. M. Bal lard last night conveyed the snd intelli gence of the death of Miss Eva Ballard, who was injured in the accident on the Old Colony road near Quincy, Mass., on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Ballard died at 11 o'clock yesterday morning. The telegram gave no particulars concerning ner injuries. 1 ne oouy will DC urougni here for interment. The mil' irtunnte lady has been visiting in Massachusetts, the guest of ber uncle Mr. David Fisk, of Fratningham, and on Tuesday she went to snend the day at Cottuge City. She met her death while returning. Miss Bnllnrd is a sister of Dr. A. M. and W. H. Ballard and a daughter of Alfred Ballard, of this city, hhe came here eleven years ano with her family from her former borne in Massachu setts. For the past nine years she has been engaged as teacher in the South Carolina deaf and dumb asvlumatCedur Springs, and has spent only the vacation in Asheville. Mr. W. H. Ballard, who has been at Atlantic Citv, was notilied last night of the death of his sister and is now on his way home. A HAPPY PARTY. How some AHhevllllnnn are En. Joying; Themaelven. Cri.i.owiiKK, August 17. About sunset on Init Friday a horse man and five wagons with colored drivers, containing more than twenty persons drove into the Cullowbee valley. ackson county, and up the knoll nsing 200 feet above the valley, on which i situated the lovely home of Mr. D. D. Davie. They were made welrome visi tor at Cullowhre to Mr. Dnvics' tumily, and to bis summer guests, the Rev. I'rof. J. Wm. Flinn and lamily of the Univer sity ol aoutn Lnrolinn, and Miss Craw ford, of Clinilmton. Tne party knew how to provide tor and entertain themselves. They had all the camp equipage and food nccrwuiry for fun and comfort. Mr. Davies kindly invited them to camp 111 his yard. 1 dry had started out to camp, not to sleep in houses, anil soon two liig, wliite tents arose, ns il by magic under astutely oak. following is a list 01 tne names 01 tne party: Mrs. Bearden, Mrs. Young Mrs. ham, Ashrvillfi Mrs. Patterson, Miss l-rankhn. Miss M. hrnnkltn, tiluo; Miss Nan Dunn. Miss M. Bearden, Miss Bllu Sumnicy.Miss Laura McLoud. Asheville ; Miss Carrie t'lricli. West Virginia; Miss Susie Gone, Texas; Miss Leila C.allinon, Charlotte; Mr. I.. Pulliam, Saininie I'ul liaut, Mr. 1 k-k l-'ttriiiuti, Mr. Henry Pugg, Mr. man unvton, nsneviite; mr. nm Powell, Mr. Dnn huinmcy, Mr, YY. r. Dowd. Charlotte. Saturday morning as the party lindr good-bye to Mr. Ha vim' charming Cul lowhce home, the family and lltcir guests felt that they hnd left a big sxt of sun shine behind them, and thut they would scatter brightness all along the route of their two week s mountnln trip. St'NSET LAND COMPANY. prtne Now Made Public. Referring to the account in Tub Cm- iun of large land transfer made by Gwvn & West of Sunset drive and other land, this week's Democrat say: "We learn farther that these purchase arc made by parlies who become mem bers of the Sunset Land company, and that the company will at once proceed to the improvement of its property. A sur vey is now being made lor the Asheville and Craggy Mountain railroad, be begin at Deakc's on Charlotte street, and wind up to the top of Sunset (Smith's) moun tain, and ultimately to be extended to Craggy mountain. Stork in this enter prise has been largely taken by citixens of Asheville and others. Among the stockholders are Cnpt. V. li. Mcllee. Capt. T. W. Patton, D. C. Waddcll.C. U. Graham. J. II. Ilostic, J. A. Tenncnt. The name of Smith's mountain has been changed to Sunset mountain." SHE WAS PLEASED. Aahevllle Hills Likened lo a Ulrl's Face. A Ihirhnm girl who ha been visiting Asheville says: "It was just grand; I can't explain nil the air wascmbracing ; the sky wns blue as ever nent over tne far-famed "Land nf the Sky," and rippling waters of the French llrond. "Ileau- catcher" is another lovely place, situated not far from Asheville. Here all nature seemed bathed in sweet effulgence and holy calm; when night enveloped Ashe ville, the beautiful hills Keped out in ev ery direction like a fair girl sfneethrnugh a bndal veil tne golden star twinxmi a if enraptured with the loveliness of which tnev tormeii a ruin. "To iKhold a ran manifestation 01 tne divine handiwork, you must visit the mountains of North larolinn. I Hon I think I ever enjoyed mysell so much." Another New Paper. The firt numlwr of lite Western I'nr mrr nod Mechanic, R weekly with derided republican leaning, will mnkcitsntipcar nncc to-morrow. It is published by G. S. HtnnsillandU. II. Mornsaninsstanen as a campaign organ. However if the nronrietor find the field ufficiently en rournsina the tinner will be a tierninnent fixture In Asnevltic. rite new sncci win auiinort Hwnrl and the suli-treasury lull but will handle, wilhoul gloves, the force and the McKitilry tariff bill, so the editor say. Kwart Nominated. Pour time a many drlrgnte were present it I the republican congressional convention held at Waynenvillc yester day as were present two years ago. The morning wns consumed in ierfecting the organisation, ana wnen me convention was called to oruer in tne nitcrnoon, 11. 0. Kwart wn unanimously chosen as the candidate for congress. Geo. Smnth- era, of Waynenvillc, wn nominated for solicitor. It I aid that the convention wn en' tirely harmomou. OMTVAkY. IHcd.at Forest Hill, Mr. Waller I). Uiibm.II. atraH twentv.fnur venm. Mr. Kuasellwns a young man of fine parts, ana nna a nosi 01 inenos vrnn are iai reared at this sad disnmsation of I'rovi dence. toncora ntanuara. Mr. SamiMri G. Young, late of Camden t, C, and lately employed as a harness maker in the establishment of Mr. H. L. Fennell, of Wilmington, died of consump tion recently. . , A NEWFOUNDLAND PLAGUE TERRIBLY FATAL IN ITS RE SULTS. Bald to be virulent Dlphtherla Hayaglng the French Flahlng; Towna, Where the Filth Help ton. St. Johns, N. F August 21. A plague, the nature ol which is not known, is rav aging the fishing towns on the French shore. The disease is terribly fatal in its re sults and none so far attacked have sur vived. The first news of the epidemic was brought by the regular coasting steamer. The inhabitants think it is a virulent diph theria. Physicinns were sent to investigate the disease and they have returned, but no official report has been published. It has leaked out that things are shock ingly bad, and that starvation and filth are helping the deadly march of the dis ease. MOT ALL HAPPY. A Little Bennatlon In The tteor- aria Alliance. Atlanta. Ga., August 21 The State Alliance convention is investigating one of the biggest Alliance men and politi cians in Georgia, Felix Corput, of Rome, ex-president of the State Alliance ex change. To-dny in a speech Corput referred to the charge against him, denying the truth of them. As he did so another delegate drew on him an affidavit of a prominent stockman which dealt with transactions Corput had while nresident of the exchange, and tended to show thnt t-orput was looking out for a percentage for himself. A similar change grows out of transactions with a Baltimore guano firm. These affidavits, it is said, were the di rect cause of Coruut's rrsicninir the charge presiding, which he did some time ago. He is now the democratic nominee for the legislature and isa prom inent candidate for the speakership of inc next nouse. Gordon's Plain Declaration. Atlanta, August 21. Governor Gor- lon addressed a meeting of Alliance men and citixentf last night. Thesiccch made a profound sensation. Gonlon declared that lie would not nibscrilie to the sub trrnsury plan. "Not," he added, "if it osts me forty elections." They Always Make Trouble. Ai.ii.vnv. N. V.. August 21. In obedi ence to the wishes of the people the New Vork mitral company has wholly with drawn the I'inkertons from its cars, and as predicted by the chief of polk-ethis has apparently settled all the trouble. There seems to lie every reason to lielieve from this that had the I'inkertons never been brouuht to this peaceful city there never would have been trouble. Tell Proctor Knott. Di t.i TH. Minn.. Auirust 21. A five foot vein of native silver at a depth ol forty-two feet has been discovered in the ancient Taltic workings, above Duluth. AITAIK9 OI-' CONSEfJCEWE. POKKMIN. Peace ha been arranged between Guatemala and San Salvador. An imperial Russian ukase just issued incrrnsr the import duty on sugar. According to Bishop Taylor, the he roic missionary in Africa, the single city of Hamburg, Germany, ha exported 2IMI.INMI tons of rum and gin to Africa within the lost year. The rumor that Freddie Gcbhard and Lily Lnngtry were nut is very much con firmed by the news from Paris that Lord Lurgnn has settled $:10,000 on the Lily, and is Iwr most obedient in many res- liect. WASIIINOTON. The house has passed the bill to aid ag ricultural college. The senate has further considered tlic metal schedule of the tariff bill. Senator Edmunds has volunteered to lead the opMisitinn to Senator Uttay's resolution to post)onc tne lorce mil. (Sen. Grant's widow say she and her children will leave to congress the matter of the removal of his remains from New York to Washington. IIOMK. Senator Ccorire Hearst's bay colt Tournament won the Omnibus stakes. worth 20.lMK). at Monmouth I'nrk after a ilrud bent with W. L. Scott' clwstnut gelding 1 haos. An Austrian splinter, nged Aft years, who had traveled over Kurope in search of a husband, has arrived in New York with the avowed purpose of trying to get nn American to marry her. The Key. George Schwnrt. of JefTerson- vi e. Intl.. who died a lew days ago, wa probably the oldest minister in that State, lie remembered seeing the first tenmboat on the Ohio In 1H20. The brick manufacturer have declared thnt nn bricks will I shipped to New vors, nrooaiyn nrjcrwT yiiy uimi boycott i settled, mi action win throw HMnnru men out 01 employment, Mr. David Brown, of Princeton, In addition to her gift to the College of New lerney, is erecting a rhnpel lor Lin coln 1'niveniity, which will be one of the hncsl In the United mate outside tne large cities. Wm. H. 8traus. proprietor of the Od eon theatre, ha brought suit for $20,- IHHI nuninst lohn L. Herd, because Mr, Reed wrote to the liquor license commis sioner in oppottion to granting Mr, Strauss a Ik-cnse, and calling the place a nuisance. KliAPtNO AS THEY SOWED. Wilmington's first two Iwtlc of the cotton croii nf this season were received yeateidny. They were told at 13 cent per nostra. ( . The or. tie art sir gathered and the result naa been very satisfactory. One of the greatest pests of the vineyards this year ha Dren tnejunepwg. Mr. At W. Riegtr commenced yesterday to harvest hi rkf Crop, which is ripen ing is about two week earlier than the usual time Wilmington Messenger, MISCELLANEOUS. ANTIMIGRAINE. THE NEVER FAILING CURE FOR HEADACHE. TRADB MARK RBGIBTBRBD. ABSOLUTELY SAFE, PERFECTLY SURE AND ALWAYS SPEEDY. Cures Every variety of Headache AND NOTHING BL8B. .wmmm 1 , a t :.Mir IklTIIIICRllalF enruu mr . wnllWIDflnlnC the reputa- ' tion of being the finest, most effective and reliable article in the market for the speedy relief anaxure of every variety of that common trouble, Hkadacub. The immense favor which ba greeted it from all quarter, proves it true merit and acceptability to the public. It is tome- thing which almost everyone need, and those who have once tried it, will never be without. For its curative power it doe not de pend upon the subtle influence of cucb poisonous drugs at ANTIPYRINB, MORPHINE, CHLORAL AND COCAINE, Since it doe not contain an atom of either of these. It is absolutely free from injurious chemicals, and cun be taken by young and old without fear or serious results. It is not a Cathartic, doe not disarrange the stomach, and contains no noxiou or sickening ingredients. Tlic peculiar advantage of Antimi graine consist in it being thoroughly reliable a a cure for any kind of head- -ache without respect to cause leaving no unpleasant or annoying after-effects, as in the case of other so-called "harm less" remedies. These qualities make it tbe most popular and saleable article in tne market, wherever known. DIRBCTIONH POR USB. The dose for an ndnlt la two tcaapoonfula la a wine glaaa of water. Uoae for children ia proportion, according to age. In cither mac the doec can be repeated every thirty mlnue. until a core la effected. One ooee will alwaye drive away aa attack of Headache, if taken when Brat feeling tbe premonitory ymptome; but If the attack Is well on, and nflcring la intrnee, the eccond or third doec may be required. Usually a greater number of doaes is required to effect the Brat cure than la needed for any succeeding time there after, showing that the medicine la accumu lative la ita effect., tending toward aa eveat nal permanent cure. F.oreak at GRANT'S PHARMACY. WHITLOCK'S, 46 eft 48 8. MAIN STREET, Opposite Bank of Asheville. UNLOADING SALE. Dry Goods, Fniiry Goods, and Not ions, Luce Curtains, Tublo Linens, Towels, Nui- cins, Counterpanes, Wliite Goods, and Embroideries at prime post. AH Domestic Goods, including Pride oftlie West, Wunisutta, Fruit of Loom, 4-4 Cottons and 10-4 Sheetings nt prime cost. Wo call HiM-piiil attention (o our large stock of Em broidery and Knitting Silk, Zephyrs, Wools, Silk und Outline Work. All go ai prime cost. Ladies' Muslin Underwear at cost, Kid Gloves, Hosiery and Ribbons at unusually low prices. t Ladies will save money by attending thin special sale. IS rattaa Ana, AatarrHki, M. C. . antdlw . ' '. I ' 'V -..' . a- ;
Asheville Citizen (Asheville, N.C.)
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