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Asheville Daily Citizen. VOLUME VI. NO. 204. ASHEVILLE, N. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1890. PRICE 5 CENTS. y LIHVILLE.e A plax c planned ami devel oping iim a GREAT RESORT. Situated in the MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA, A region iiut4Hl for health- I'lllllOHS JUlli iHMIUt.V (f SCENERY. An elevation of ;i,800 feet, with eool Invigorating; Climate It it Mug laid out with t-uste and Hkill, with well irradcri roads and extensive FOREST PARKS. A desirable place for flue residences and HHATHFIJL. HOMISH. A good opportunity for profitable investments. For illustrated pamphlet, ad dress, UNYILLE IMPROVEMENT CO., Lluvllle, Mitchell Co., N. C BON MARCIIE. THE POPUUR MOPPING PLACE. Noveltlcafor the Holiday.. Makes a apcclally of Mlk. Waul, l.kien and Cotton Ma tcrlnls fur Art Bmbroldcry. Wrap, for Ladle, Mluc nd Children. I'adcrwcar fur I die, Mlaeee, Men and lloye. A fall Um of ttuutrlor l'r Good. BON MARCIIE. 30 South Wain Btrect.3Q ESTABROOK'S HOLIDAY DISPLAY MOW KKADV. LARGEST VARIETY, BEST 600DS ANN THE LOWEST PRICES. II tOUTH MUM ITREIT, MHEVILLI, N. C. ape I M d tBAL ESTATE, n. flwriL W. W. West. GWYII 6 WEST, , (R.aemnrsto WHr.Owya) ESTABLISHED 1881 MFERTOMMOr MHIVIUJ. REAL ESTATE. LoaM Itccwrclj placed at Per Cent. No tar rMfc. COMtlatnun o4 D.id. FIRE INSURANCE. OPTICMMltMaal Canrtlaaaia, 'THE SUM DO KOVL" And eo don ArtrrllU TtM treat hmtllng act la now betns performed by all genuine twain. men of the PARADISE CITY OF TMR (OIITH. Bwry man has hie schen sclUme la to Mil all the land all the property w. ran, ,or'7"T'1 Neat Aeala. .1 .an jn "."rlr aarau'or th.014 Reliable Penn.ylranla Fir. IBiinuNf vvi wiu f-w " - JBNKS Jk JKMKA, REAL IITTI AND IN8URANCL BtMlUltl at IO. MCAIte HlOCat. US Pattoa Ave.. AaheTllle. W. C. F. A. GRACE, DHCOBATOK ' ' AND ? -f si-' :. DEWONKR IN FRESCO. NO CHRISTMAS THIS YEAR Will be complete without a supply of our mixed and plain Candies, new fresh Nuts, Hasina, Florida sweet Orange, Lemons, Currants, Citron. Cocoauuts. Mince Meat, Canned Fruits, Itulter, Firirs. Cheese. Coffee. Teas. Pickles, Et. Don't forget us when you inv looking for something to eat. A. D. COOPER. North Court feiuurr. winter Main I Co It'fic ntnt'lii. PRESENTS ! While our stock is largely omposed of the useful arti cles needed in HoiiHoktvping, yet we have some very pretty goods suitable for Holiday and Wedding Presents, such as Japanese Crumb Trays, l"'aney Match Safes, lirass Fire Sets, Brass Andirons, Faney Hearth and Dust Brushes, &c. We would like you to see them We have also a largo assortment of Fine Table Lamps, that we are offering at veuy low kiu- iuks to make room for other goods more in our line. If you want these goods, price ours before buying. Very truly yours, Taylor, Boula & Brotherton. 4!l ration A.c under Grand Opera IIiiuk. ZED VANCE will get there. We liet on Old Zcb an lielnu tke brat Flmir In town. We knrc Juat receiv ed a treak lot of KEG ANO BOTTLE PICKLES Come and Hire them a trial, at HARE BROTHERS, 17 South Main Htrcct, CORTLAND BROS., Real Estate Brokers, And luvcatmcnt Agcnta. NOTARY PUBLIC. Loana ac. urely placed at per cent. Olllccn: J It SM Pattoa Arcnoe Mecond floor. kbudl I'. WII.I.H. AKTIKIMJ. WILLS. WILLS BROS., AHCHITECTS, IK Pattoa Avennt. Ncit V M C A halld'a.' P O Bo I tilt. nol dam JOHN CHILD, (Formerly of Lymna Child), Office No. 1 Legal Block.. REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER Strictly a Brokerage Bnalnc Loan aeearcly placed at par cant. J. V. BOULINEAU, (Rawta Block.) Choice Beef, Mutton, Veal And Pork. EXTRA FINI IAUSA0I SPECIALTY. hot nd Brno FOR SALE I l Wrll miB"H"nril wiwnnwrm in nanvrini, . .... a a a-. ..! tth In rot profit, Thl It tht beat opportn nlly now 'fkftJ In thtti Hty. Mwt bt tuld Alio, ft ftiDt-claM new rrtldene. rent rally locAtrti If tnkrn now cn Ik h1 cheap. W OnF ft HVnill TmK Wl l'niirrwii,.i lit OT lit inTnimtO. UM a Wnni hottar. only a lew minute. roa conrt . Tma la,H eMiflmM.. flth .V.r coneenlenre, to rent Rirnlahed. ll'r I'uni.i.iiaii ,.-".i'..". A.h.Tlllt. Full of luteat .UUitic CnU for a copy. BIOKLOW JONKS, nu.l. ItaTATB AND INVHTMBNT. too a McAfee Block, Ft Pattoa Aran aorlTdlaa Holiday Gifts I n an endless assortment nt the 'rystal Palace. Delegates and the people generally are requested to call and exam ine our large stock Xmas Presents, in fine Stand, Ban quet and Piano Lamps, fine China Tea, Dinner, Sahid, Pudding, Ice Cream and IJer- I'V SUfi! hi ir lino nftop .litirwu. ( offtMfs, ('ustard Cups. Table Minors. line ( tips and sau cers in liinioges and Itelleek. Vienna. Carlsbad. Point on' and Itoyal Worcester in odd iHH;es, Isisque V igures, ete. In eouelusion, our stock ex cels any in the state. Visit uh whether vnn wish to Imv nr .... - - - - .... ... . -T enjoy looking at thedisplay. more goous to arrive tins week look out for them. (loods for shinment nacked with great care. All mull onlera promptly tircutcd. WrlU to ua lor price., etc. THAD W. THRASH & CO., No, 4 Pat ton Avenue. L'rovkery, LaniM, liuuav Fnniiith.iiK. T. C. SMITH & CO. DISPENSING DRUGGISTS. OPPOSITE -COURT HOUSE, Asheville, N. C. Toya from ile to olH. Fancy Article fur Chrlatinn. 1'rcwnle, 4v to $1. Toilet Met., Mirror., Bos l'nier, Cuiw nnd tittuccre, Vaan, Bnaketa, luveullc Hooka, Alliuttia, Kldiilovca. I.lnc.1 leather Olovc, Llnrn llnnilkctchlcf.. Plain nnd llntlir'd. Milk llandkrrchlcfk aud Muillcra, I'mbrella., Ilafra, Clock., Mcurf., Tic, Ktr, Ktc, Rtc. Porn hmllcil time a lurire dlwouut on Cloiklnii. H. REDWOOD & CO. Clolhlna Dry Oooda, rJhoea, Hat., Cariicta, 79 PATTON AVK. WILKIE I ATKINS. WIIOI.R8ALB AND RRTAIL CONFECTIONER! ! AND 2 FRUIT i DEALERS, NO. laPVTTONAVB. pedal tlea Ttnney'. Pin Candle., New York. Malllard'i Pine Candle New York. Prnk Tafflea, Cocoa and Peanut Candlea, B VRNETTE HOUSE FORMERLY THE EAQLI HOTEL No. 66 South Main Street, Lara, rooaia, well ventilated, wanned by beaten and open (nj plami table .applied with the beat the market afford., Rate, I SO pw da, AS. 00 to M.00 per week, $30.00 to I no oo per month. MRS. tm J. BURNKTTK, aomndam Proprltraa. yiNTBR BOARD. Warm fomfbrtatit room., hon. aewly nir at'hwdiRood labia. Terms reaaoauM. ua .tlwt "" MRS. J. L. RM ATNRRR, JalytMess , tia Pattoa At. t,a aSi GREAT FIRE IN LONDON ! TKRR1BI.B CONPLAURATION MOW HAUINU. It TtircMtena to te one of the Moat IteHtructlve In the Later HlHtory oflhatclly. London, Dec. MO. 2 p. m. A terrible conflfiralion is now ruu'mg in this city. The acciK of t lie fire it in (liiecn Victoria and Thumes streets, nenr the lllack Friars hridue. Numlicrlcss wnrehouscs nrc lilaiiiK. Loudon seems destined to suffer one of the largest and most distruitivv fires in its history of recent yenrs. Fourteen fire engines were soon Uin the spot and the firemen did their ut most, hut with little success, to cheek the course of the flames.' A high wind was Mowing and it materially added to the lurv of the flames, whilthindcrin the firemen in their efforts to save prop erty. Terrible sheets of llaine and clouds of smoke were constantly whirling over the struggling firemen, who met with little or no success in their battle with the lire. A large wholesale fur mniiufactury ex tending from 127 to 14-1 Queen Victoria street is said to he doomed. Shortly after the fire gained strong headway and following Ibis news, wus theiuformation thut a large paier wuiebouse, a number of fancy good stores and the Oulclier Ulcctric light and power company's building were ulso a prey to the flames. The fire spread as rapidly on nil sides as if there were no firemen or tire engines present. DEMOCRATS AND ALLIANCE WHY THERE IM NO NKK1) OF A THIRD PARTY. Southern Members) of the Order Prefer 10 AcconipllHh Their He. forma within the Ranks ol the Democrat Parly. Toi'liKA, Kas., Dec., 20. The following interview with I'rcsidcut Frank Mc Crntli would indicate that the alliance has for the present decided to drop the third party movement, lie says: The agitation in the south over the Lodge bill precludes the Kissibility ot any independent movement nt this time. While in Ocnlu, I investigated the con ditions ns thoroughly as my limited stay would permit, nnd I came to the con clusion that more time was needed. It will come about in time, but the time is not this year." The delegation of Knnsasedilors, which has returned from a tour through the South, having made a thorough investi gation of the farmers'. movement there, lou ud that a large minority ot llicaoulu- crn farmers believe in working for their reforms within the democratic party. THE CI.OTl'RK Rt'l.K. The Republicans) Will Probably Put II luto Force. Washing ton, Dec. 30. Indicntionsurc not wanting to evidence the purHisc of the majority of republican senators to terminate the debate 011 the election bill, which ha occupied the time of the sen ate since it assembled, nearly a month ago. As to the treatment ol the cloture res olution when it comes before the senate, it is learned that it is the intention of the majority to allow a reasonable debate upon the proKisition, but when it ni- iicars tnat tne question is not lieuig ele vated uimn its merits, then an effort will be made to close the discussion nnd a vote upon the adoption of the new rule. An intimate senatorial Iriciul ol ice- president Morton said to-day that the latter had not yet made up Ins mind us to the course of action he would pursue when the fight over the cloture rule really began. He is, however, just now an earnest student of precedents. IN HAD SHAPE, at. A. Kean's) Liabilities) Very Heavy Aaneta Btts.s.ra. CiiicAC.o, Dec. 30. The assignees of the insolvent banking firm of S. A. Keiin V Co. have completed their schedule of assets and liabilities. It shows tne 101 lowing results: Assets $10H,500; liabili ties $510,000, Ol this amount ten thou sand dollars will have 10 be paid in lull of half a million, the amount due deposi tors. Available assets $H5,000. Meaator Hoar Talking. Washington, Dec. 30. In the scnnle to-duv the election lull wits taken un and Mr. Iionr resumed his sprecb in furor of the bill. ' The house met, approved the journal 1 .,t 1 ,:i .. ana nuiourucu uiun i-riuity. Attains)! the NoclallalM. IIkhi.in, Dec. 30. An order haa been is sued lorbinding the soldiers garrisoned here from patronizing or visiting ninety' seven specified restaurants because they arrconnucuiiK uy mc wii-iuiim... Bookalore cloaed by tha aherlrr. Atlanta, da., Dec. 30. The store of ohn K. Thornton, book dealer, wns closed by the shcrill yesterday, Llabilr ties, $20,000sasets the same. Tha New Auaoelala Juki lee. Washington, Dec. 30. The senate this morning confirmed the nomination of ludire lirown, 01 Michigan, to ut asso ciate Justice of the United Suites su preme court. Das'th of William John. London, Dec. 20. William John, the naval architect who won the prise for his design for the t'nited States man-of-war Texas, died suddenly to-any at Madrid, (ions to b Harried. Kcv. . D. Arnold, ot the Asheville Fe male cortege left to-day for Raleigh where he is te be married Thnrsdajr to AtiM Clark 01 tnat city. aiiirtsYa ?Jllj Ji iaMrftV - diidaali - a PROOREIW OF THKSOl'TH, 3,917 New KiiterprlHO Eatahllah ed oreat Financial ualna. IUltimokk, Dec. 29. The Manufac turers' Record publishes in this week's isssue its annual review of the industrial progress of the south for 18U0, showing great activity and prosiwrity throughout that section. The total assessed value of property is $4,500,(100,000, a gnin ol $270,000,000 over JHH'J, and of $1,000,- 000,000 over 1M80. During the year 8,!)17 new mnnumc turiiiL' enteruriscs, covering every vuriety of industry, from tack works to steel works, were organized 111 the South, making a total during the last five years of over 17,000 new enterprises. 300 india'nskilled. THKV FIRKU ON HOI.DIKRH AT WOUNnKD KNKR. Capt. Wallace Killed With Oilier Holdlera While a Number are Wounded Two Strike Headed for 1 lie Had Mnda, Vt'AsiiiN.rioN, D. C, lKv. .'ID.-The coiuinissioncr ol Indian anairs tins morning received the following dispatch from Agent D. Rover, dated I'inc Kidge Indian agency, Dec, 20: "On Wounded Knee creek, this morn ing, while the soldiers were disarming Dig Foot and his bund, after their sur render, a fight took place, which re sulted in the killing of about 300 Indians and several of the soldiers, including Capt. Wallace, with a nunilier of wounded. "Two Strike und his party, who were cnmicd on White Clay creek just liclow Red Cloud's house, ojiencd fire on the agency from the hill tops, wounding two soldiers. The police returned the lire killing two ot Two Strike's Indians and wounding two others. "Two Strike and his hand have re treated in a northwesterly direction from the agency and it is supposed is trying to muke'his way back to the Had Lands." THE FIREMEN TOAttTF.D Ry Flame of Appreciation and Not of Torture. KciiIk.ii R. Rawls, the proprietor of the Swannanoa hotel, gave a mosiidelightful reception to the members of the volun teer tire department of Asheville nt the hotel last night. About sixty guests, in cluding the majority of the mcmliers of the various organizations of those who so nobly fight fire in this city without nuvreconiiiense wnntever, ana a sniaii uumlicr of others who were invited were present. Music consisting of songs was furnished by sonic of the guests and was greatly appreciated by the gather ing. At about 0:30 o'clock the doors ol the comfortable dining room were thrown open nil I nn elegant supiicr was served. Mr. kiiwis, tne uosi 01 tne occasion, pro- Kised the toast ot the evening to the firemen and paid them a happy tribute. The toast was responded to by John I'. Arthur. Remarks were made by Messrs. Thos. A. Jones, Jennncrctte nnd David M. Vance and Chief J. I'. Sawyer, of the fire deimrtmcnt. At 11 o'clock the as semblage dispersed, all pronouncing the evening's entertainment a splendid suc cess. Mr. Knwls has shown Ins appreciation of the labors of those whole-souled men, the firemen, twice. The first occasion was a Christmas supiicr to them two years ago. I ncy nave also oeen enter tained by N. 1". Chctlcslcr, at llic ornnn Central hotel. HAPPY CHILDREN. The Chrlntma) Tree at Ihe Chil dren' Home vealerday. The Children's home contained many happy hearts last night. A beautiful Christmas tree, heavily laden with toys. candies, etc., had been provided for the children of both hoincnnd hospitul.nuin- liering thirty-two, nnd the employes ol both institutions. At u:.m inr noor wns opened and thechddrcn marched in singing their kindergarten songs, ana tne eager joyousnrss on the Dnglit little laces. ns tliey gazca on 111c miry tree, was a siuht not soon to be forgotten bv those privileged to witness it. Not onlv nut earn cuiici receive an arm full of toys and "goodies" such us thev had never dreamed of in their lives, but each will soon have an abundant supply of warm and comfortable cloth ing. 1 lie committee in euarge most uratefullv acknowledge their indebted ness to the friends who assisted in this work, and rcurct that nil were not pres ent to see the happiness bestowed. A Sl'RPRISK PARTY. John Carroll and SI I an ora Rey. nolda Married al atliiuton. Mr. John Carroll, a son of Rev. J. I., Carroll, of this city, nnd Miss Ora Rey nolds, daughter of Mrs. T. E. Rtynolds, nlso of Asheville, were married in Kin ston. N. C. this morning. There isn little romnnceeonnccted with this marriage. The families of the con tracting narties were ignorant of any such intention on their part until a tele gram was received this morning commu nicating the fnct of the marriage. The couple led Asneviue bunnuy mgnt for Kinston, where they were to act as attendants upon the marriage ot I'rot. E. B. Lewis to Miss McDaniel, of that olnce. The news of the mnrringe cnued much surprise among the many friends of the young couple, but congratulations ore in order just tne same. DEATH FROM CONSUMPTION A Member of tha KnlRhla of Pylh. laa Dlealn Aaltevllle. O. W. Roettger, of Cincinnati, Ohio, died at Mrs. Trenholra's boarding house, on Academy street, this morning, shortly after 7 o'clock. He had been here for about two weeks, suffering with con sumntion. His wife and child were with him. Thr remains were taken to his former home this afternoon for inter ment, A. M. Smith, a member of Piagnh lodge No, 32, Knights of Pythias, ol which order Mr, Roettger wns a mem ber, accompanied the remains to Knox vtlle. ' AaalBjutnent at Danville. Danvii.i.R, VA.t Dee. 80, Lisberger a Isaacs, dry Roods, assigned yesterday liabilities fji.wu. r - t' - '' ' "liaiMssaAsiiJi U sin a, k, THE DOARD OF TRADE, A LKTTIiR FROM PRESIDENT GEO, k). PO WELL. He la In Favor of a Reorttanlaa. lion and Olvea Reasons for the Forthe FalloftneOld Hoard Do the Buslines) Men Waul 117 George S. Powell, president of the board of trade, is in favor of the permn nent organization of a body to do the work intended for one of that kind. There once was an organization in Asheville known by that name but it apparently nn longer exists. The communication, printed below and written by Mr. Powell, is of vital interest to the business men in the city anil to everyliody interested in the prosicrity of Asheville ns well. It says: 7'o the business men of Asheville : At the close of each year for the past live or six years it has been the custom of a few business men of the town to meet together ill the name of the bourd of trade of Asheville nnd to elect officers for the ensuing year. With the above named exception the board of trade has had no existence. There have been no meetings, no mem licrship Ices nor dues collected, and in fact nothing outside of these annual meetings to indicate that Asheville bad 11 board of trade. Two veurs tmo at one of these meet ings I wus elected president. At the close ot the year I culled a meeting for the purpose of rendering my annuul report and for the election of officers lor the year 180O. The report was mudc to empty benches, and not haying any one present to contest tne election, 1 unani mously declared thnt I had a perfect right to hold over, and in order to get even on the trade reHrt business, 1 ordered that it be published at the expense of thr board. The press felt sorry for me nnd did not send in the bill. Thus quietly und peacefully dud the board ol trade twelve months ago. Whnt were the causes tnat Drougnt about the failure to keep alive so im portnnt an organization? Answering for myself, 1 would say: First, a want of interest on the part of business men generally in the public nffnirs of the city; second, the membership Ices being fixed so low as to prohibit the employment ol a secretary and the renting of suitable rooms for meetings. These I consider the prime causes ol failure. My idea is the organization of a chnm bcr of commerce or business men's asso ciation of some kind for the purpose ol advancing the interests of Asheville nnd to discuss and take part in all measures affecting her growth nnd prosperity. It is only by ciwieration that wecati accomplish anything. The business men of Asheville are not wanting in public spirit and energy and only want to get together to accomplish grand results in whatever line they mny determine. Do he business men of Asheville want an irgnmsiition? If so, let us hear from vou. I as one stand renny to nio id whatever way 1 cun. Methodlat Oncau Mold. Ciiattammma, IH.-c.30. A hull' interest n the Methodist Advocate, organ of the M. li. Church, South, in this city, has Ikcii sold to Rev. Horace li. Warner, D.D.. of Cedar Falls. Iowa. Kcv. T. L. Curler owns the other hall. A Philadelphia Failure. Pmi.Aiim.piiiA, 1'A., Dec. 20. ticrloch k Ilnrjes, bunkers and brokers, announce their suspension on the stock exchange. The failure is not a heavy one. AI'FAIRS OF CONSIiiVli.CU. FOKKION. There is 11 serious outbreak of small- six ut the seaport town ol llndcrslclten, Ccruiany. The treatment of William lk-gan, the New York consumptive patient who was sent to Itcrlin, is a lailure. The Italian government has taken steps which, it is liclievcd, will result in the removal of the restrictions on impor tations of pork Irom the t inted Mules. The Pone has finished the draft of his encyclical iciier iiHin inr .ocu.. iueniiun. It will be signed before Knstrr, nnd will be the crowing net of the l'oc's work in that direction. It has been discovered that a spurious imitation of 1'iof. Koch's lymph is iKiug manufactured in Itcrlin, nnd a numlierol cases huve been rviHiricd in which foreign medical men have liccn deceived into pur chasing the spurious preparation. HOMK. New York has the first good sleighing for two years. Advocates of cremation are said to be steadily increasing in New York. A. Mrs. Pering has been elected to tlie office of road overseer in Kansas. Rev. lames II. Dnlhv. of the Virginian conlcrcnce, Al. t. L Huron, soma, is uena It is said the snow storm In West Vir ginia has not Ikch equaled within fifty years. Senator Edmunds professes to think there is a mpular demand for the pro posed gag law in tne senate. The slow conling of the new cruisers Is attracting attention ns a detect, a whole week being required to put the full supply in tlie bunkers. The Misnnic frnlcrnltv In Hnltimore has secured the consent of Secretary Win don to their use of the old United State courthouse as a tcmornry meeting hall Hishon Kntser. w ho is to be made arch bishop of the Roman Catholic diocese of Milwaukee, is less tnnn lorty-srven years of nge, nnd has been bishop of Green Hay since IX it), lie Is a native 01 Austria, Clerk Jewctl, of the New IlnmHhirc House ot Representative, In his answer to the bills entered by the democrats, nsks a decree of the court to determine his duty as to the making up of the list of mem tars elect. James R. Onrfietd, a son of the late President James A. Garfield, is to marry Miss Helen A. Newell, daughter of John Newell, president ot the Lake rinorcrond Mr. Garfield's age it twenty-rive years. and Miss Newell s twenty-lour. The eighth game of the match for the chamnionslun of the world between Messrs. William Stelnlts and Isidor Gunslierg, in New York Saturday, at the Manhattan Cbcaa club, resulted in a draw, The score now stands) SteinlU, 3j U una berg, 3; drawn, 8. PH. C, 1 111 VI. J Of the Philadelphia College of pharmacy, APOTHECARY, 34 South Main Street. 4 Before iurclmsinnyourChr'utma Pres ent tx sure to call at CHANT'S PHAR MACY and inspect the finest and most complete line of Toilet Article in this city. We undoubtedly have just what you want. CIGARS AT WHOLESALE PRICES. ( is our desire in the future to confine ourselves strictly to the Drug business. We will therefore dispose of our entire stock of Cigars at cost. Sold by the box only. CRAWS PHARMACY. Tlie finest and moat complete stock of Colognes, Toilet H'aCerf, Extracts, Pace Powders and high grade Soaps at CRAfiTS PHARMACY. Prescriptions filled at all hours Goods delivered free ol charge to any part of thecitr. GRASTS PHARMACY. If you want a handsomt pair of cut glass Dottles bra Christmas present call at GRANTS PHARMACY, liottlesrang. ing in price from One to Filcen dollars per pair. II you nunc a firstlass Hair Brush for a small amount of money, GRANTS PHARMAC Y is the place to go to get It. All kindsof Tooth Viusbcs, Bath finishes. Rath Glows, Sponges, etc. When your Prescriptions ate com- pounded at GRANTS PHARMACY you can positively depend upon it that only tht purest and best Drugs and Chemi cals have been used that they were compounded by thoroughly experienced Phurmiuistsand that the price paid was not unreasonable. Grant's Pharmacy, 84 South main St. WHITLOCK'S, COIt.NKU BAULK 1IMXK. 46 SOUTH MAIN; STKKKT, Chrlatuiaa Present and Hol iday Goods. Too many good in luiiitl. TiVy niiiHt bu Noltl tli ih wtfk. Will not wait till after XnuiH, but milieu prices from thin date. Cull ami secure Clo til ing, Dry (loodx, Wni8, Furs und Funcy prices (lootlrj, ut never before named before tlio close of tlie season. WHITLOCK'S, Corner Englo Block and South Main Bt. J. s.
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