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VOLUME VI. NO. 249.
ASHEVILLE, N. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1891.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
-iLINVILLE.i
A place planned ami devel
opliitf us tt
GREAT RESORT.
Situated in t lie
MOl'NTAINS
OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA,
A region noted for heulth
.fulness and beauty of
SCENERY.
An elevation of .1,800 feet,
with cool
Invigorating Climate
It iB being laid out with
taKte and Hkill, with well
uraded roadn and exteimive
FOREST PARKS.
A deniral'le plaee for fine
remdeneeK and
HEATHFVL HOMKH.
ul oDitortuniiV for
profitable investments. For
illustrated pamphlet, ad
dress. JLINVILLE IMPROVEMENT CO.,
w in.nio. Mitchell Co., N. C.
IkWYnchling and oilier cups,
tock. linn Marchc.
tHfr'New Ginghams, new Eaccs,
Embroideries. Hon Marchc.
New
IBTSiiellmnn's Spring Derbies,
shape, kst ciinlity, lens price.
Marehe.
latest
Hon
VALENTINES
at
ESTAJUIOOK'S,
The Bookseller,
Htatloncr and
Art Dealer
tt SOUTH HUN STREET, ASHEVILLE, N. C.
aprlSd ..
HEAL ESTATE.
WAIT., n c.wvu. w. W. WllST.
GVYN & WEST,
(Succesaora to WalUr B.Owyn)
ESTABLISHED 1881
ftEFER TO BANK OF ASHFVILLE.
REAL ESTATE
Loan Securely Placed at 8
Per Cent.
Nntarj Publk. CommiHtonera ol Deeds,
FIRE INSURANCE
OFFICK-aontheant Court Square
JAY GOULD SAYS
That II a man ean aave one dollar out
,v.rv five dollars he enrna. ftnch a man w
be rich innldr of twenty jrean- Call on na
and we will tell tou how to do It, ai wehnve
jut received private advicea from Jay on the
auhjrct.
Onr linnlneia has been very prorrou,
daring the lat year. In anite ot the hnrd
tlmen and we take this opportaulty to
thank our frlenda and cuitomera, and to wish
them all long life ana nappmen.
JENK8 & JENKS,
HEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
Keoin 9 &10, McAfee Block
28 Patton Ave.. Athevllle, N. C.
Mrs. Burjcwyn Maltland
HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
No. 40 French Broad Avenue.
Thorough Instruction In Bngllah. French
And LAtin. Alto Music and other accom
plishments. Special attention (Wen to the
training of little girls.
deed 41?
JOIN THAT LARGE ARMY
Of srntlhlt cconomU-al people wlio from ex
I crience have learned that
COOPER'S
In the Oeat Place to buy
Groceries, Grain, Feed, Etc.
Yon can trade with us with the perfect us' I
surance that our prices arc "Rock Bottom-1
Wc are still sellinff Magnolia Hams at 12c tt I
retail. I
3 2
Br tt H 1 ETR
a o ft w 3 v O!
? n5
m
."So
e
North Court Square, Corner
Main and College Ht.
REDUCTION IN HEATING STOVES.
Owing to the lateness of the
I
ii- .
season we ure seinng Hearing )(.!ir Sir:-l have dis
stoves at greatly reduced ensed the Excelsior Water
l.ru-es ui jiMrvfiiu .1U1.VHIH
any stock over into the next
season. n you waiu a nrove
now is the time to buy one
cheap. A few
FINE LAMPS
yet left at a bargain. They
mi. imin.r rni.idlv and vour
chance will soon be gone.
..in- Hm-iriiiii Counter for
odds ami ends usemi ami
f,
Taylor, Boul & Brotlicrton.
No : Patton Avenue, Un-
der Opera House.
ZEB VANCE
III Kit there. We hit un (lid Zth as King
Hit nf jt I'lnur in town. We have Jut rcctiv-
I a fri'utt l t of
KEG AND BOTTLE PICKLES
ome and uive them a trial, at
I ARE BROTHERS,
17 South Main Street,
CORTLAND BROS.
Real Estate Brokers,
And IiiYCHtmeiit Agents.
NOTARY PVBLIC.
Loans se urely placed at 8 per cent.
Offices:
: & 2R Patton Avenue. Second floor.
fcb9dlv
U. WILLS.
ARTHUR J. WILLS.
WILLS BROS.,
ARCHITECTS,
38 Patton Avenue.
Neat Y M C A bulld'g.
novt d3m
PO Uoi5S4.
JOHN CHILD,
( Formerly of Lyman Child I,
Office No. I Legal Block.
REAL ESTATE
AND
LOAN BROKER
Strictly a Brokerage BuulneM
Loans aecurely placed at 8 per cant.
"Rapidlv to the Prontl"
DEAL BARHEK,
FSANKI.IN, N. C.
D K A I. HSiTATR
In all its forma, In the richest portion af
Western North Carolina. It will pav you to
write u for the best inducements nnd great
eat harvnlna In the "Coming Section of the
South," or apply personally to our Asheville
repreaentntlve, raaoKKica kuti.kim.i,
lanG-lm 118 Patton Avenue.
FOR SALE I
Pi tut clnM new rv-w.et.ee, chenjwst humc In
Ashcvine, location central.
FOR RENT
Finely furnished residence In best part of
cltr. A 20 ream house iust the thing for a
iHshlonable boarding house, olhw house.
that are worth your attention. Finest
nt ..,. .tin I. tin,!.- Bn. ,,.r I.m.Ib In
south. Mineral properties.
Vntki Suits of rooms for light house-
Vceoinx.
t lal vmir tirnn.rtv with n. And hv. I .(ilil
nnrf i.nled. M c I N l! V Ti I I.HNll.
jpsT l'uni.isiiKii Our new pamphlet
Lhvlllr Full of latest statistic Call
a'copy,
BIGKLOW & JONES,
RKAL HSTATB AND 1NVK8TMBNT8.
Room 8 McAfee Block, 32 Fatton Avenue.
uoelTdlm
DO YOU WANT
A fine China iHiincr Tea or Chamlwr Set
Cheap? If no now li vour chance to ct It.
As we are needing money and space we will
offer you for the neit in day the following
acts: ofl pieces llavlland Ten wt $15 worth
$UO. in piece llovltand Dinner set for
$2 no worth $50.00. 120 pieces CnrlKhad
net for $40 nlun worth $50. Two 112 piece
Apaueaetti for only $1M worth $25. Five
hand decorated 12 pieces linn.lierscu worth
" ' "
cers worth $.1dox. now $2 dot. and thousands
of other articles reduced In same proportion.
This Is no "eaten penny" ad. hut we mean
business. Olnnce at our bargain show win
dow and he convinced. We will this spring
how you a much larger and handsomer line
than ever before. Hotels and boarding
houses wishing to replenish should hmpcvt
our line and prices, before buying.
THAD, W. THRASH & CO.
Crytttal Palace,
No, 4i latton Avenue
Crockery, ('.Ins ware, Lamps, Jlousclurnish-
ings. IUc.
GEORGE SCIICEN,
Mineral Water Bottled and
on Drught.
RICHMOND, VA.
Mr. F. W. Lawrence,
Sin tn rrwci tim! twiu rV r
h hi i ri vximli Kiwi iit i
eontmually at my counter for
the past twenty years, and
tk pleasure in saying that
among the many mineral wa-
t,-s that 1 ham e there
M1:
none that surpasses
"Excelsior." For its
i in-
medical qualities it is all
that is claimed for it, and as
a refreshing and pleasant
leverage it has adeemed pop
ularity with my customers
The apparatus with little at
ri.ntioTi wnrL-u norfiw'tl v Hiitis.
fa.roriiy and dispenses the
water with all itsnaturalgas
precisely the same as when
or-drunk at the Spring
(iFOKUE 8CIKKN
1 he irenuine hxeelsior wa
U(l,. ,. ))W H, na( at T. V
Y- I)r" storo.
Asnevuie, ai o cents u glass
A large dieount on l.adlea' and Mien,
wrapt and clothing for Men and Uuvs.
Among the former are ahout twenty wraps
not bought thin iwafon.at about one-third of
I original prices.
Children's Wonted and I'luah cnpn, half
price and I cat.
Some prime value In New Honda lust in.
Many other Important reductlonR
If. REDWOOD & t.
Clothing, nry Goods, Fancy Oood, Shoea,
Hats nnd Carcts.
7 & 9 PATTON AVIS
I IIHKIIIN . WILKIB. . CtKTKB WALK
WILKIE & WALKE
(Successors to Wllkie i Atklns.l
NO. IS PATTON AVEM'E
We have commenced the manufacture of
plain and lam ; candies and are prepared
supply the wholesale trade at the lowest pos
slhle prices.
FRESH GOODS DAILY ON RETAIL
We have also the exclusive agency for
Tennev'a kVlite Candle.
OAKLAND HEI6HTS SANATORIUM.
(FORMBRLV OAKLAND INN.)
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
UfOflT COMPLETE HEALTH KES0KT
lot ''V THE SOL TH,
t V, . I
Aiiolntmentt unsurpassed. All modern
tncrapuuc appliances ann natns nir ine re-
I u.l nna rurc Ul ninuui snu varomv u'
I eases.
Turkish, Roman and Russian baths, Kelee.
oa I tricitjr, Massage, Swedish Msvtmcntt, all in
for I eluded In Drier of room.
I The Medical Management under the direc-
tlon of Dr. P. w. Neefus, recently of the Jack-
tntlv or the iac
Ison Sanatorium, at nana
ther particulars address,
son sanatorium, at Dan.vlllc, N. Y. Forfur-
Miss Emily Vauuhn.
ASHBVILLB, N. C.
ETTED BY FOOL WHITES.
THERE WILL BK AN INDIAN
WAR THItsBPHINtt.
The Honllle IurtlniiH Were ; really
Flattered In Philadelphia, While
I lie Friendlier) Were Iicnored and
are Therefore Anicry.
CiiiCAiiO, III , Feb. 19.-The band of
Sioux which arrived here Tuesday on
their return jmirncy from Washington to
itie Rige, left for their destination last
iclit. Ilefore leavings Aincriciin Horse
mailc this significnntdeclnrntion:
"I Burned the Sioux reservation-ceding
treaty, bt when I saw how the mouths
I mv people were closed in Washington,
told Little Chiel Noble that 1 would no
longer be n lender af my people, but
ould minule with them as a warrior in
the ranks rather than lilt my voice again
behalf of the white man.
Louis Prima, of the Standing Koek
agency and one of the interpreters wih
the party, said : "In view of this visiC
and the excitement las' fall. 1 know and
am no alarmist that in the spring
there will le trouble. At the Horticul
tural hnll in Philadelphia, where crowds
were present to see the Indians the only
hief that received anr marked attention
as Two Strike, who is hostile and al
ways has been hostile. The people
rowded around him, shook his
hand, showered cigarettes on him
un and made the old fellow weary with
demands for a sieech. The men who
have stood bv the government for years
saw this and knew that they were ig
nored because they were friendless. The
effect was bad and not onlv bad, but
lasting. They scnk ot it to-day among
themselves and wonder why the whites
show no appreciation of the
men who have practically ostra
cized themselves from their kin
dred for the good of the whites and what
they believed wns for the good of their
own race. I honestly believe thnt the at
tention shown the actual hostiles in the
enst, to the ignoring of the friendliis,
will work as much harm as the little at
tention shown to both bodies by the of
ficials at Washington. Neither friendly
r hostile are sntishcd by this treat
ment.
I IHI HI AI. HEAT,
paralleled Heretofore In the
I.ocalltleH Named Herewith.
Washington, Feb. ID. The siKiinl of
fice furnishes the followiii siivcial bulle
tin: Wcntlier reports from Mnrylanil, the
District of Columbia, the western por
tion of Virginia mill the Cnroliu.is uml
northern Georgia, show that Weilnesilnv
as the warmest on record over these
sections for this season ol the year. Fol
lowing are some of the maximum tem
peratures with their relation to the high
est previously recorded dunlin the second
decade ol fehruary, viz. :
Baltimore 7,2 above the hu'hcst here
tofore recorded ; Washington 7, 1 above;
I.vnchliurK 7. 1 above; Raleigh 7(1,
above: ChnttanooKn 7o, i above; At
lanta 76, 1 nbove.
The temperature has been over 20 de
crees above the average over these dis
tricts lor the past two (lavs, and Wednes
day morning from '20 to .'10 degrees
bove, the greatest departure being at
Washington city, where at (i a. m., the
temperature was fili, or 'M above mean.
TIMKTO MOVK.
What About That Dummy Line
to Weavervlllef
Wkavkkvii.i.h, N. C, I'eb. 17. The
fieoplc here arc much enthuseil over the
prosiect of a dummy line from Ashcvillt
to this town, owing to the fact that the
leuislnture lias passed a bill to incorpor-
te one. The iieople here will subscrilK'
-'5,000 nnd are ready nnd willing to put
own the cash. We suggest that the
company lie organized at once and elect
Dr. J. A. Kiagnn, of this place president.
Don.
;hou Ulvea Hall.
Chicago, Feb. 19. lix-Sccrctary (oh-
son, of the whisky trust, win arrived
irom reoria last night, walked into
ludgc hheppnrd s court to-dnv and gave
$25,000 bail for his apiearance in April.
AT WASHINGTON.
The cruiser Baltimore bus started for
France on her yovatre to Chili.
The house has adopted the conference
report on the army appropriation bill.
The President hns nominated Edear
Aldrich Tnited States district judge for
New Hampshire.
The Gamcwcll company has been
awarded the contract for their telegraph
system in Washington.
The diplomatic nnd consular appro
priation bill was passed, yeas 33, nays
lb, by the senate yesterday.
Republican congressmen are trying to
avoid an extra session by pushing
through! the appropriation bills.
Mrs. Harrison, wife of the president,
exhibits some of her paintings with the
art class to which she belongs.
It is considered thnt the democrats
have a very bright prospect ol enptur;
ing the I'nitcd States senate alter Nlarcb
4, 1803.
Mr. Brewer presented and after brief
debute, the house iiRivcd yesterday to the
conference rcixirt on the fortification ap
propriation bill
An adverse report on Mr. Stanford's
bill to hase currency upon government
loans on real estate has ljeeu made by
the senate committee.
Hon. Icrrv Simpson, of Kansas, known
as the "sockless statesman," wns a visi
tor on the floor ol the house ol reprcscii
tntives in Wnshington Monday.
It is said in Washington that the
Cleveland silver letter dclcatctl a com
promise measure looking to the free
coinage nf American silver nnd the mintage
charge lor the coinage oi torcigii stiver.
In the United States senate, Senator
lngnlls presented the credentials of his
successor, Mr. William A. I'eiier. 1 lie
diplomatic and consular bill was passed
after n debate on the Hawaiian cable and
a tilt between Messrs. Hoar nnd Plumb
on the snlnries and standing of American
ministers to foreign countries.
In the house n resolution was reported
for the impeachment of Alexander Boar
man, iudue of the United States district
court for the Western distiict of Louis-
- r ... n i.m
inna. 1 ne inoi. in approiirmuon oni wi.s
reported to the house Irom committee of
the whole nnd the previous nucstion was
ordered on its passage. The genernl de
ficiency bill was reported to the house.
AN AWt'l'l, FIGHT,
Paddy Ryan It nock a out Need,
ham In 76 Rounds.
Minnkai'OLIS, l-'eb. 18. In tbe Rvan
Needham fight vesterdny in which Kyan
won in the 7(ith round, the men fought
like demons, Rvan securing first blood.
Perfect pandemonium reigned among the
spectators at times. Suddenly Ryan
gave Necdhnm an awful blow in the neck
and both men got excited, clinching sav
agely. Cries of "foul" were raised aad
not allowed. Desperate in-lighting fol
lowed, in which both men struck a num
ber of foul blows. With the 7fith round
each man came up for blood, Ryan land
ing effectively with his left nnd knocking
Mcedhnm down. They clinched and
Ncedham was knocked down again, and
only the call of time saved him from
being knocked out. As it was, he was
earned to his corner in a tlnzed condi
tion nnd before time was called his sec
onds ;hrew up the sponge.
1 he tight is universally considered one
of the greatest ever lought in this coun
try, the lighting lieing liv the rules in
almost every round. The exact time
of the fight was five hours and five min
utes.
Jt'MI'KIlTHK TRI'.HTI.K.
Further particulars) of the Acci
dent Near Newton.
Sai.isiu kv, Feb. 17. Further particu
ars from the railroad wreck at Same's
trestle, two miles from Newton, are that
fifteen s?rsons, including the train crew,
were on board. Three were killed on the
spot and three more died to-day. Tin ex
others are supposed to lie fatally injured.
1 he trestle wns thirty teet high.
The wounded are C. I.. Dunlop, con
luctnr, bruised, internal injuries ; C. M.
Shannon, only slightly hurt, and one
brnkeman.
The train wns behind time and it is
said that the engineer was under the in
fluence of whiskv.
Passengers who escam'd death state
that several spoke of jumping liefore the
trestle was reached, as they saw that the
train was running at a tearful rate ami
that an accident was inevitable. Kev. M.
I.. Little, principal of Dallas high school,
was one of the three that died to-day.
Richmond Dispatch.
IT WAN CORRI PT.
Mr. Ouay'H DeulaiH llnn'l Carry
the Weltclit He Could Wlnli.
I'liil.AiiKl.i'lllA, Feb. 1'.). Mr. (Juay
lenied that he had attempted to cor
ruptly influence Mr. A I'. Tutton in the
lischargeof his dtiticsas internal revenue
ttisiector twenty-two years ago. .Mr.
Tutton savs emphatically :
"In lSli'J M. S. Ijna'y, now United
Stales senator, did make a most dishon-
ralile unci corrupt proposition to me, rs
suiKTvisnr ol internal revenue, in the in
terest 01 certain iraiiduimr. oisiiuers 111
the city of Philadelphia."
TWO niU FIKKH,
Opera House In Roch eater Hunted
Round Houaie lleNlroyed.
Kociii:sti:k,N. V., Feb. 1'.). The ('rand
o)crn house was totally destroyed by
lire this morning from nil explosion of
some kind in the interior. The Windsor
hotel adjoining wns also damaged. The
oiH'ra house cost !out $75,000.
Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 1'.). Last
night the round house of the Missouri
Pacific in Kansas City, Kan., was burned
with eighteen engines. Loss $1 75,000.
lien. T, Drayton Dead.
Ciiaki.ottb, N. C, Feb. 19. -Ceil. T.
F. Drayton, u class-mate of Jefferson
Davis at West Point, died at Florence,
S. C, to-day.
Prof. Wlncliell Dead.
Ann Akiiok, Mich., I'eb. 19. Prof.
Alexander Wiuchcll, the distinguished
geologist, died tit 9 o'clock.
ST A 77; SEWS.
A move is on foot in Charlotte to form
a stock company for the purpose of pur
chasing the Charlotte temnle seminary.
Winston Daily; Mr. R.J. Petrec, o
I iermnnton, Stokes county, sold a load
of tobacco at the rarnicrs warehouse
for $.rii3.17.
(ioldsboro Argus: The first pen
bloom ot tbe season was laid upon our
table last week by Mr. W. II. Collins, of
Eastern Goldsboro.
A Berlin paper savs that "Vice-Consul
(eiiernl Murphv has lie promoted to
be U. S. Consular agent at Hanover.
Mr. Murphy is a North Carolinian.
Charles M. Stedtnnn, representing a
land syndicate, has purchased tiltccn
thousand acres ot land in Jones county
trom the state board of education.
Dr. Smith, oi.e of the ablest Presbv
tcrion ministers in the state, savs that
he ndheres to King James' translation of
the Bible nnd not the new version.
The ease of T. K. Sammonds for the
killing of l.igc Moore, colored, occupied
the criminal court at Charlotte tor twe
days. The jury gave a verdict of not
guniy.
Mr. D. Bnrnes Plvlcr, "who had the
reputation of lieing the largest man v
North Carolina, ins weicnt oemg ti'
pounds, died at his home in Union
county a lew nays ago oi in gnpic.
Concord Standard: Mr. lim B. Wine-
coff. of No. , brought in an egg. The
hen is just starting out, but she numbers
her eggs. The one wc have has a figure
"5" on it in such a manner that a blind
man cotdd reatl it it is a raised hgurc
News has reached Wcldon that lob
Carlisle, n well-known farmer living in
this county, committed an outrageous
assault uon the person ot hisstcp-tlatigh
ter. Lizzie Keeter, I uestlnv ot last wee
lie was committed to jail without on
A number of citizens of Moore
countv have formed a syndicate and pro
pose to develop the line brown stone
deposits in Moore county, which is cele
brated tor its stienor quality, notn in
texture, shade nud softness in working.
A Charlotte Dispatch says: "Mrs.
Martha Morris, of this countv, widow
of Col. Zcbulon Morris, will celebrate her
ninetv-ninth birthdnv at her home, ten
miles east of Charlotte, on the L'Oth of
this month. She is rcmarkcblc for the
accuracy and extent of her memory. Mrs.
Morris tells of seeing the grandmother
of James K. Polk standing on the steps
ol the old stone House, six miles from
Charlotte, selling whiskey to groups
men.
A MILLION DOLLAR LOSS.
l'.Fl- F.CT OF THF. RIMI: OF THIi
AI.I.KtiHANV,
Houses Overwhelmed and peo
ple Driven to Drv I.ancl-riie
Damage Ih Ureal Hotel tiuc-HU
iet In at the Windows).
Pittsiiikc, Pa., Feb. 19. At one
o'clock this afternoon the water in the
Alleghany river reached .'1'J feet and 11
inches and began to recede. The great
damage inflicted in this city is due more
to carelessness in removing goods than
to the very high water. With the New
lierry iron mill flooded and closed down,
tailroad tracks washed away, cars,
squares or ipiarters of streets Hooded and
thousands of cellars II led, the loss can
not fall less thnn $1 ,000,0110.
The poor all along the river have sul
fercd so greatly that appeals foraid have
been issued.
At Wheeling the damage has been very
great, but it is impossible to estimate
the amount at present.
In South Wheeling hundreds of houses
of workiuguien arc under water. The
Stanini and Windsor hotels have both
water on their first lloors and the guests
are obliged to go in and out the win
dows. In spite of the general destruction ol
proerty, not a single case of loss of life
can be directly traced to the Hood.
NHF.RM AN'H I I NI.HAI,.
It Occurred In New York To-Day
The AliHeui Hon Arrive.
Nkw Yokk, Feb. 19. New York to-day
payed every possible tribute of respect ti
the memory of Gen. Sherman. General
business wns brought almost to a stand
still and all who could do so ceased their
daily occupations to do honor to tin
dead soldier.
At an early hour the people began to
assemble in West 71st street opposite
the late residence ol Gen. Sherman.
From almost every house along the
street the American tlag floated, the
greater numlier being in deep mourning.
Rev. Thomas Sherman, the son whose
arrival has been so anxiously awaited,
ai rived at the house at 1:110 this morn
ing.
The casket remained open during the
forenoon for any distinguished visitors
that might arrive from the hotels. At
10::il none but some intimate friends and
old veterans had come in to take a last
look at their old commander.
IH Kyle F:iected?
1'ilinm;, S. D., Feb. 19. The (iicstio:i
has been raised over the legality of Mr.
Kyle's election to the Failed States sen
ate. The claim is made that the consti
tutional requirements provides a major
ity of all the members of the legislature
necessary, which would necessitate
Kyle's receiving 85 voles; he received
nly 7o.
naltlmore pi li es).
RAl.TlMnRK, Feb. 11). I-'Idto fairly netivr.
WHivl street utitl weati-rll, super., JM.iniu
o; eitrii, $3.70(i4.rio ; Ininil v. ii((.5
oo;citT ills, inn lir.'.nils.) extra. $. l-w
;17. Wheat southern, cniict fold caxitT.
lilts, $1 IHidil on; Loi'itlierr.v, l.n.'l('ll ok.
cstcru, ensy; No. i: Wltltrr rt(l, spul uml
bruarv. 1 n'-i-V" 1 .0:1. Corn S 'in lieni.
irly aetive ami tirni; white uml yellow, (l(i;
'i western, slroiiK
New York Market.
Nkw Yokk. Feb. It) stocks, Hull but
eaily. Money, easy ul li'-..; Kxchatmc lonR.
l.; short, a.s,. ; slate Iu ihIr. iir
'Cteil: Kovcrilineiil liomls, dull but steaily.
otton, steadier sales, "H hales; I'p
nils. We: Orleans. It l-lr.e: lutiires I'pcneil
ad eloseil firm; February, S Sti; Marell.
s; April, K.II3: May, U IB; June,
II; July, ll l'.l. l-'l.'i r timet anil easy
Whrnt active hut weak. Cora active ami
nil. Cork Hull but sle ulv. at $'.i..rnii. 1 1 .IT..
nnl uuiet but sternly, at !" HO. spirit
uriieiitine ipiiel hut steailT, at 4lHii.-l.iil jC
sin null, ut 1 4-J':Htl l ieiK.lls
asy.
a n:ins or coxsEoncxcE.
i'oKi:ir,N.
The insurgent forces in Chili dele.ited
the government troops m two engage
mcnts.
ohn Dillon has been removed from bis
ell in Clcniel prison, Ireland, to the m
urinary of the institution.
A woman whodislilicdSii Ciorilen-Ciiin
ming first told ol the baccarat scandal
with which Ins name has ami coiincctcil
The rumor that the I'nitcd States and
English government have agreed to sul
mil the Ucring sea question to ihearliili a
tion of King Humbert of Italy is with
out Inundation.
Kev. Dr. Pope was lined I' J at Newtoi
Abbott, Devonshire, Kimlniid, for brawl
ing in church, he having wrested a chnlice
from the hands ol a clergyman who was
lieiatiug at the time.
hum i:.
Miss Winnie Davis is visiting New
Vork city.
Mayor Grant has returned to New-
York from his southern visit.
The general verdict on Mr. 1'nav
sieech is that his denials came too lal
1. 1.. Sargeant was sentenced nt East
Cambridge, Mass., to lotirlcen years in
the state prison lor stealing liens.
In Philadelphia the republicans clcctc
Edwin S. Stuart mayor and an ovc
whelming majority ol city cotincilmcn.
It now comes out that a spv in tl
bear interest lollowed Jay Gould through
out his southern trip to report on
health.
The recent rains in Pennsylvania, Wcs
Virginia and Ohio have caused grci
freshets in the rivers ol those stale
doing great damage
James Bnmrignn, of Woonsocket. K. 1
has, bv securing the unilev ring
Works, effected the organization of the1
American Wringer company, with a cap
ital of $2,00(1,(100.
It is reported that the combination of
several Chicago breweries and the Platz
brewery, of Milwnukcc, with a capital of
$12,000,000, has been effected under the
name of the I nitcd States brewing com
pnny.
Delegate Ed. B. Dver, of the West Vir
ginia house of delegates, charges that
George Howard, the representative ofn
publishing house, tried to linlic bun lo
vote for the school books furnished by
his firm.
A dispatch from Nacogdoches, Tel.,
says: News has just been received here
the lynching at the village ot Douglas ol
n negro nnmed lorn Kolnn on general
principles. He wns a notoriouscharactcr,
who somehow succeeded in getting
ol of tight places in the law's meshes,
nnd
had uccn guuiy oi numerous crimes.
Wo luivo tlio liirycHt sup
ply uf
CARRIAGE SPONGES
in tlio city, aiul tlit'y are bo
iii&' sold ut
REMARKABLY LOW PRICES.
Sponges that usually retail
tor 25 and cents, we can
.sell for 10 and 15 cents, and
make a reasonable profit,
('all and examine for your
self. (i HANTS rilAUMACY.
KKI'HALINE
will relieve neuralgia, head
ache, or toothache. 25 cent
a bottle at
Grant's Pharmacy.
The finest uml most complete stock ni
ilofwcs. Toilet It'.'ilcrs, Extracts, 'ace
'owilei s uml hifih Krmlc Soups lit
OA'.l.W .S i'HAKMALY.
1'icscriiitions filled lit all hours. Goods
lelivvred free ot cluirtfe to any part ui
lie dir. UKA.Yl S riJAKMAUY.
If yon want a hiimlsome pnir ol cut
luss Hollies cull at OKASTS 1'llAU-
UAL V, Hut ties ranging in price Irom
tic to riltceu uollurs per pair.
11 you want a fimt-cluss Ihiirllruslilor
.iniill amount of money, UKAST'S
IIAhlMACY is i lie place to iro toL'ct it.
Ml kimltiol Tooth lliushes, liuthllruslics,
nth lilovcs, Sponges, etc.
H'ftcn vour Prescriptions aic com-
oundednt CKASTS PHARMACY you
an positively ikpeml upon it that only
lie purest uml best Drill's anil Cham
ois have been used that they were
impounded by thoroughly experienced
'liar mncisls and that the price paid
us not unreasonable.
Grant's Pharmacy,
24 South Main St.
J.
CAMPBELL
ii:ali:r in
real estate
AM) AdlLNT FOIl THE
ASHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION
AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
Buys, Rents and Sells
Houses and lots sold on
tin; installment plan. Op
tions bought and sold. No
tarv Public
NO. 5. SOUTH MAIN ST.,
Up Stairs.
jpiiu 8AI.lt.
lt'boui;lu at once, I can se.l one of the most
.-.ui vuiicnl ,'iiul the prettiest little house in
Asheville. It is located within uvo minutes'
alk ol'eourl house, has cillt rooms, all
umtlct-ti coti vcliienccs. on one ol best streets,
lust at street ear line. I'ricc too low. but
mist sell tot cash. Apply to
J. M. CAMl'lllil.I..
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