Asheville Daily Citizen
VOLUME VI.-NO. 260.
LIN VI LLE.
ASHEVILLE, N. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH , ,89,.
A place planned and devel
opinraHa
GREAT RESORT.
Situated in the
MOUNTAINS
OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA,
A region noted for health
fulneHS and beauty of
SCENERY.
An elevation of 8,800 feet,
with cool
Invigorating Climate
It is beintf laid out with
tawte and skill, with well
waded roads n,nd extensive
JOIN THAT LARGE ARMY
Of aea.lbl. economical people who from
pcrience hare learned that
"COOPER'S"
I. the Beit Place to bay
Groceries, Grain, Feed, Etc.
. vi mtuc witn ui with the ocrf-rt
nrance that oor price, are "Rock Bottom. '-
we are .till Mlling Magnolia Ham. ttm
mail.
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DO YOU WANT
CONGRESS HAS ADJOURNED u.ckthEpTO8m.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
n. uncunina Dinner Tea or Chamber Set
Cheap? If to nuw i. vour chance to net it.
A. we are needing money and .pace- we will
offer yon for the next 1.1 day. the following
eta: (16 piece. Hnvil.nri t ...... ...
. . v . wurm
ion pieces Hovllanri1 nin...... .... r...
50 worth JSO.OO. 120 piece. Carlsbad
net for $40 alio worth $1.0. Two 112 pieceii
ApaqueaeU lor only $1H worth $l!5. Five
KaH - . . J .
........ w pKen cn-mhrrwt. worth
$16.S0 for $13. Pretty I'ruit Plate, and Sau-
lMPORTANTBII.LMRAII.ROAI.
ED THROUGH.
T. W. Patton Endoriie"For Ahe
Tinea" Ticket,
EUITOR THB ClTUENI-It
Heed'. ..,.,..,.. -7-r-.iuB:-n to be re-
tH-.; " "!"",ne K'e Wa tbat'our corre.por.dcut of yes-
a Strict terdnv. "For A.h.iii. u
Part, Vote-An .11 tuh, ............. .'., '"""en,
Washington, March 4.-The senate uKStion which unlocks the problem of
session an nignt. Discussion ". , "5 uur utxt mayr ""d aider-
mm. i endorse most heartily : For
was in
tlnnn Mr PooaaI. x
th' K Johnston." For alder-
. " " , . ciice re- "'".juun m.otarnes, W. T. Reynolds
nortonth ,l,t Kin . .. I M I H,. t w ... "wumus,
iv"fefc Mm uccupiea tne I J Jiucb m. vvesiall
attention of the senators at intervals ud L . in the P""B that i
to the hour of takingreccs. thismorni,,gP atf?oth
rasco complained that, notwith. nounce now th,.t h. ...:n . ......
cer.worth$3do. now $ado..ad thonwnd. "anding his motion, the bill hud been rion tj which I believe be will sure v be'
hurried frith. :j.x . . . ' lected. Thi. nlll r... . .
ui omer article, reduced in .nme onnxoim. I .M-uaii ana hud re- I . . " v u"cc lor ail
ThUi.no ..catchpenny., .d. ha, w, m.. 1 eIT t ""H S'S TO
bu.ines, Ol.nee.tourb.rg.in .how win. nce in e VT ' " oH, f J?l K!":!
dow and be co ivlnced. We will thi. .pring that bill had been 'Tailroaded." n," Ay to go forward with every conserv-
how you a much larger and h.nd.omer Hne The 'a of the bill beinir "railronHprf" .n. r'D'P'-'vernent ol streets,
than before. Hotel, and boarding '" I'W by Mr. Piatt VeryUhool facilities." and eTry otneMdea
hou.e. wl.h,no. , ,,.u -u..-,. . . " i"'S' expressed oy Mr. Ha e tV'n,ncml9 "sell to her citizens.
r ,u,u """ that the vice-oresident hH ... I."y this means we will eliminate frm
- " Ul LU I t ha nHn.. I i . ' "
in the bill, and it was onlv. hetl,n.,i, ,1:1
ht'eanci. ... . I
FOREST PARKS.
A desirable place for tine
iwidenccs and
HEATHFII. HOMES.
A good opportunity for
profitable investments. For
111 A.....A ...
luuBwareu pamwniet, al
dr88
LINVILLE IMPROVEMENT CO.,
Llnllle, Mitchell Co., N. C.
North Court Square. Corner
nam and College St.
REDUCTION IN HEATING STOYES,
Owing to the lateness of the
Reason we are selling heating
stoves at greatly reduced
iMn-i- iu prevent carrying
any stock over into the next
swison. If you want a stove
tlt.r lit I w- i-! i I
iwn m uuf Liinu U) OUy OIK
cheap. A few
FINE LAMPS
.vet left at a bargain. They
it ii .
.iirKuijr ni.pi(ny ana your
chance will soon be gone.
See uur Bargain Counter for
odds and ends useful and ornamental.
Taylor, Bouts & Brotherton.
No 4.'J Patton Avenue. ITn
der Opera House.
our line aod price., before buying.
THAD. W, THRASH & CO,
the proposed charter amendment
iiil. i u ' linn if til rtnt iuv..n.t.. .
. . " ' ,.uv miiitiiv tirni.'itip
-use me vice-president did not know '"erils. We will feel no doubt ,lm,.V
Crystal Palace,
Mo. 41 Patton Avenue.
Crockery, Olnn.ware, Lamp., Houfurni,h
inga. Btc.
cultural appropriation bill had been J'ler,0. Rentlemen, reply to
agreed to; ami a partial conference hatnc'1 '. will accept the
j-... . ic uc.Kicncy Dili agreed to, fur- " "tu ruu wl11 ,K elected,
tnerconlerenee bcimr nr,irj t :
At O.lj a. m. the sennte took r..
till 0 a. m., and
various matters were
GEORGE SCIICEN.
Mineral Water Bottled and
on Drught.
RICHMOND. VA.
Mr. V. W. Lawrence.
Sa ratoga Springs, N. V.
Ihur Sir: I hav diH.
pensed the Excelsior WntPr
oontuiually at my counter for
nie past twenty years, and I
tnfce ti iniUn. ; u. : the v,,t- .,,": - T""Y" l" it"-uus'
iHMiir in ni.viiiiJ- i iiiiT i "h'VLiiii: iu inp mnifrnft .i.
nmongthe mnnvmincralwa- IhriJil "t. "W" h,l to recall
tTS tlmt I )m,,rll-. ii W ;f.b'11- T,,e vot; ul" the latter mo
ii mat j MaiKlle tliere tl0" w" y' lt.navsa'j
in none tl wit, uni'nutJLi,!., I Before the vote wan mniniin, n
.1 - , I !: linden
o the serious effort to huvc the full vote Wl8e atul "nicalexiiirlitureof what-
HVh.wiVi. J "on to reconsider. :;V"V' r,',I'',n 18 ",lllle- With tliis
lie hoped the president would learn the llckeJt '.en'ome your views lli.it we need
I v, ".""uiu his signature." . uu- e win a I mve nt
I Mr. Stumn. J U- L. j . . , . I tent-inn in !, I...- . . ilL
j 1 imu seen tne vice-1 . . "" "menuincnt as soon
nrT r t . that he' "t Vi r "'"""''."""""lessithas sonic
h- l ii ii K i mo"on- "ad signed Y .,7'' W"H'" I .v no means ex
urn, 11111' iiir mntrir at i i i ti, il win rprnv inwiln,....
.1., r,,,, f BlUUU WCi;U. I-V V ""'""IIIUUB fWIIBflll 01
.. ui 5 came, in the mean- M"ia voters.
i tumcrenec report on the aifri- ,.UB RH l'm" So mote
THE BATTERY PARK BANK.
MKKTINO AT THE BATTERY
park hotel last night,
. iuL-Knoiaer
a-rareni, and theoiTlcer. Elected
- "fliiqael EoUowh the Work
ine Meeting,
Til. 11........ r. . .
- ... .-nuti y rUTK Oilnk urna j
".-.I. infill.
This new candidate forfim.n;ir
with a capital stock of Slon.nnn i.
to be oiiened, with a ser f ir.L ,
directors made up of Asheville's liest
business men.
A meeting of the Btnr-l,ll,i
held at the Battery Park hm,l l..t :i..
u,e tckl.ol,lers were nresent ,
cp.csentea as lollows: Frank
orun a. croit. Hon. Tlnl.l
ra. Loxe, Francis M. CP i. u
Sawver J.E. Rankin, H. T.' Collins,
- """ucr, k. McMraver T S
Morrison, T. C. Smith. V. P. 'iu-.J t'
ii' ...... .".v, 1
i-ation, w. w. Rollins, R
"'J-."'?.t.cclf. P. F. Sudderth. I.
... 1 rrrv. w . r
Coxe,
Schenck,
We have the largest sun-
ply of
CARRIAGE.'SPONGES
in the city, and they are be-
mg sold at
L. Gra
B.
ri:.....i ..i :"r. "V" " " "
h h T.7 Wlln tn"t fnilroad s,ieed
which the senators had complained of in
connection with the copyright bill. There
was a great pressure of "business and but
little ceremony used in dispatching it.
ne nrst matter ol any conseiiuence
was ,ir. I a sco s motion to reconsider
it be.
morrow,
position
T. W. Patton.
PI.EAHA1ST WKDDIMl.
IP "Wxce s oi' " IY. ! IV." "nnmmou nsent to pre-
medical
MIhh Nettle V. Brown Married to
lol.JoHcpn Oliver, of Indiana.
ft I .
large number of relatives and friends
01 tne mnilly of Mr. j. V. Brown, No. 05
Monttord avenue, gathered at that gen
tlemnn's residence this morning to wit-
ness the marriage ol hi. uonular
charming daughter, Miss iittic V.
to K.m. josepn Oliver, of Miehi-
huv-iiy, inu., a gentleman prominent
in business and social circles in thut cit v
Hie ceiemony was performed at "u
o clock by Kev. N. S. Ilrown. brother m
J. M. Campbell, j. a. Conant, Col. A B
T ieWS,,L-' Gr,lhl"".S. II. Keed.C
Rich H F,';n,kJ L,,u''ran. Ball r,l
Amap..,n ul:i. 1
" w" MilHIICI 1)111(1.
'""tivio L'lfnf'prtiimv .i.i .
.,., 1:. . ,,"'! "!c."na imairs
wir;;CtX '"Ua l"tk,lluw'"K oncers
Prc.SKlent-Jas. P. Sawyer.
V icc.prcsideiu-Otis M. Coxe
Caslner-J. IJ. Rankin.
directors T. S. M.rr;n t .
ton Otis M. Coxe, V. E. Mclce'. Franc s"
T- Collins. Ger,e S. W I
r. l,. ura ham. K s !.-..
,..i u- 11 ,. , .-
" . 11. uanarrt.
uua nr.ies it iu ! ciencv 111 . hut Mr ii-.. ...u
. 1 , . . . n mil:...,- ' . .-.n, mil, was not
tliaT' IS Claimed top it. nurl Q lnl".(:nl"st Kemnl humor, obiecteo to thebrid
rt . . j 1 anv iniprrniti...H ..rn n , i
reireslnng ,, ..leasant on tothicio. ZWZZ T"' .u!"' ,efto" the io:itrai
I'M
Leverage thasadwided pop- " S - S TlS''
"larity with my custom, m's. ei- , thv wi lo'"'.,8 hoV'the
The .apparatus with little at- wfttrM E'dc' Theptaw ""V"1 int
ition works perf-tlysntis- l)a L" 'SS'S
fiictonly and dispenses tin. 1. i iSj1 hc''n!,,ounc," auiic with the happy couple. s
. (lalicrij in I MP t'lin tff..n .... .. I
Aftar Hie
'1-pa.U.ed, the, ww, aXfofa&m
-!c-t which had lcn nVolid eri v rj M"
The ' l'"P"l'',r ""lnacr tt"- hotel:
Mlr " ""vvcu until a late
Workmen are now busy putting in the ,', free ol charge
'or of the building to be' occupied by lhtc,tv- GRANTS
the bank on Patton avenue. Tl e v.,,
REMARKABLY LOW PRICES.
Sponges that usually retail
fnr 9n onJ Orr ,
u ou cents, we can
soil for 10 and 15 cents, and
make a reasonable profit.
Call and examine for your-
self.
0 RANT'S PHARMACY.
KEPHALINE
will relieve neuralgia, head-
uche, or toothache. 25 cent
a bottle at
Grant's Pharmacy.
li,. ....,.., , llc yauil
uvi, ui ii iiirf.fi tl ... I . i, .
,i 17 vwuiucrs
: iures win ne put iu as
possible.
TVie finest nnrf mnct , .
-owners and high grade Soaps at '
inirti a fUARMACY.
Prescrintinn fili.j . t .
Mhcredfree n 7," "ii". ?d
WyVachting and other caps.
stock. Bou Marche.
wb new tiingnams, new Laces, new
tvmbroideries. Bon Marche.
pVSpeltman's Spring Derbies, latest
niiie, neat quulity, less price. Bon
Marche.
VALENTINES
at
ESTABROOK'S,
The Bookseller,
Stationer and
Art Dealer.
22 SOUTH MAIN STREET, ASHEVILLE, 11 a
aprlSd
ZEB VANCE
win get there. We Iwt on Old Zeb a. being
the bent flour In town. We have ju.t receiv
ed a freib lot of
KEG AND BOTTLE PICKLES
Come and give them a trial, at
HARE BROTHERS,
17 south Main Street,
CORTLAND BROS.,
Real Estate
water with all its natural gas
precisely t he siim u- ,..
drunk at the Spring.
I he genuine Excelsior- ivn.
ter caii now be hn1 nt T p
Suiith & Cos. Drug Storei
A tl I lAm I 1.. ..A. r . '
r,t-v,t, u o cents a glass
agreed to the
port on the general deficiency bill.
All nl lhiri.,.l... 1..
h h. """uai appropriation
signu-
PLANINU Hl'RKiEM.
Illllu hiivu I .1.- . .1
ture u,e president s
bin ',C prcsi',cnt has s'ned thc copyright
. 1 if -. ...
crs anu J" v-nc a aanasome pah- of cut
soon aM'l'' Bottles call at GRANTS PHAR.
I MALI, liottles ranirinr im y-
One to Fifteen aollarTpeT pair.
II you want a jr-Wo. n t y
Hath Olores, Sponge; etc.
httJ"j:r.r.rescriPtiom ' com.
thehovme.
The I.ohh In 08,000, with no In
wurance on the Propertv.
TL- ..I....;.. ......
me pmning mills belonging to T. L.
(-lay ton, two miles west of Asheville, on
1 lie Bicester road, were totally destroyed
by fire yesterday evening, ltween 6 and
lM?,?JOC.k,'.?''ortly aftcr tl,e workmen
left the building smoke was seen issuiim
from it, and the alarm was iven but
no appliances for subduing the flames
being at hand, thev snread with .
up to rapidity, and in a few minutes the whole
LOTS i and i LOTS
LOTS
AND
A Reaolntlon Adopted Endowing
Speaker Reed.
Washington, March 4.-The scenes in
the house at last night's sesaion-t he last
one of its existence were bardlv
. ,... 1ICB w,t.n nave uuiiuing was in a routing blnie. A few
im iHa it. u:. c . I Iihh.i..j .1 11 .
"ici-iiiy-nrstcongressrcmarkable. "":'" oonars worth of doors and
nciuucra aougnt the speaker's eye N-il 'rames was all that was saved
or consideration of some pet measure 1 1,s will loot up near $8,0(10, with
but few of them were m-.it tied ;., no insurance.
wifhes- . , The cause of the fire is unknown, but
As the hours dragged away the senate onK,natcd in or near a tool chest iu the
..... "... imsacu 10 incorporate thc Xa-1 Fl
tional conservatory of music of merica I ... TT
t Just as the gray light ol dawn gan Z tCb " To-?,"h
,,c wun tne gas una the electric liglits lm r,OM family Musical Comedy
illuminating the house Mr. Cannon Company, which appears at the Cr-mil
mg points of difference hein. th , 'wwssays;
te Brokers, Handsome Novelties
At a - . .
'"' finnivinti
II. REDWOOD & CO.
Clothing,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Loan, w urely placed at 8 per cent.
Office.:
-JO Patton Athiu.
febodlv
Second (oor. I
RSAL ESTATE.
Wii.Tna B. Qwva,
V. WII.1.8.
LI
arthhrj. wills.
W. W. Wht.
BROS.,
Allllin ja I
BWTH & WEST. ARCHITECTS,
i
(BnceeMors to Walter B.Owyn)
ESTABLISHED 1881
REFER TO BANK OF ASHSVILLE.
REAL ESTATE.
Hal., Shorn, Dry Good.. Ran..
Uood.and Carpet.
7 PATTON AVE
priations for the payment of the Central ''TiK 'Paniily' give a very novel musi-
I nrttlP mi rnnH In- .1.. . . I Pnl Piilprln.n... ... i - J
me i.ruiisporiation ol ...... ...i .il, cunsistmi; ot ierlorni-
"y.u.n Marartnt payment ol the ""V? u" "'"naonns, saxophones, bottles
trench spoliation claims. The report and bowls, and an excellent orchestra nf
was adopted, and Mr. Cogswell, ol var,ed instruments. The saxophone
Mnianrhiiu.... . L ... iimnl.H. ..... i.:.li . . . .'
. ....,..0, ulcn move mat the ' ! mKniy enjoveu and hearti.
house recede from its disugreemciit to .t,"c"re'1-, msical comedy, "A
1 siK'iiauon claims amendment.
Alter some opimsition it was ugreeed to
yeas 90, navs 80,
,.Wlj.1,!'.rr?W8 having taken the chnir,
Mr. Mckinley otlered a resolution that
the thanks of the house be presented to
T. II. Reed, "lor the able. im.,.iri,.l i
,i:.. :-.i ! .r1. ""i'"' fc'"
ucu inuiiner in which he has pre
sided oyer its deliberations." Adopted
by a strict party vote.
ScakerReed then resumed the chair.
His npiiearance was the signal for a wild
outburst of applause from the republican
side.
kltiick Match," was a 'very pleasant' pas
time performance. Their selections lor
""'.""""."""it arranged with great
musical ability and rendered in a most
enjoyable manner."
3H Patton Avenue.
Next V M C A hiilld.g.
novl d3m
PC RoxfiSi.
JOHN CHILD,
nt'tum . wilm-.
A. CABTMt WALKS
i rnrmenj or Lrmaa A ChIM i
Office No. x Lesral Bloeb.
HEAL ESTATE
AND
TiO A "NT nTmin?rj
FIRE INSURANCE. Hetl,.BrokeraV wlneU
OVPICK-aiik...i. . "".win per cent.
securely Placed at 8
Per Cent.
-Notary Pnblk. Commluioner. of Deed..
east Coartaqaare.
JAY GOULD SAYS
''Rapidly to the Front!"
OEAL & BARBEK.
WII Wiu a wr A -
miMU tat y Ai.I4.Ji, "am " the Cause of a
'I Mecnf l.llallnM
London, March 4. It is reported that
the British government has con
clusive nrnnl ll.. n I r.
am I ' wucrni 1I0U-
IS rATTAM . vi.'v.rw. I i .
miliar ii ii ri n,a
" ouuuuiicii con
cocted til tll.1 U.l.loL 1. J 1
We h... . ..i":. . . n me
-....ucuu lnc ni.nulacture of miiuii oi iiuuuc opinion nu lul
plain and fancy candle, and are prepared to K1'"'" limpress Predcrick upon the oc-
i . . . rflfl nn nt ht- nnt . ; n
1-P.j me wooieaale trade at thelowe.t no., i .j c . .""J"""1 "n l ans.
Had HlH Leg Broken.
Lnvid Mitchell, an 8-year-old son of T.
J. Mitchell, the North Main street harness
maker, met with a painful accident yes
terday afternoon about 5:30 o'clock.
The boy was playing with several
nhlliU. .1
The conference renrr . .u. , ' ? "z r.ra' ,c.ncc'
,. th... Hn-;77.u-.:.",". .nrecn r""'11"' r or.tn in turn-
..K amiucmy ms leg was broken near the
...p. ne ici to tne ground and his com
......... ..Iciiiiig am, ne was carried to
us miner s nome, on linst strcel. Iir
iu. i.. neuson was called in mid adjusted
the broken limb, and the little fellow is
miiug comparatively easy to-day.
it is expected that the institution
lennv luf i h.. .? .. .
Iiv fh.Tr. i. v'""""-Llu" oi ousiucss
v i"vnui tins month.
IN WEAVF.KVII.I.E.
What Ih Golnie on In AH.evllle's
"easpnt Huburb.
kaykhviu.e, March 2.-rs,-in
"r.J. A. Reagan, of this olace. n .,.ll Poinded at GRANTS PHAPMtrv.T..
known and popular physician, was mar-The .Z epe"d T"1 U tbat only
rjed to Miss Mary Parks, of HiUsboro, ZnTJA
7n,
. , " rented the St. " " " ""u ln" price paid
( ! . . . - 1. . ..1 r . . . I VlilS Hilt unr... I. ! '
...... ,roln Alr. u, u Reynolds and """""'c'
wi soon open up a first class hotel. He
Vi. J I ' n ?,y "ack ",,e frura this
The many (riemls of o.,r octogenarian
i.. J ii "c",cr' Wl oe glad to
'"II U OliL IN rtff VCPIIIir ....... I
illness. fc mr rletm
Mrs. M. A. Yost, wife nf th. -.:.i.
l the college, has been summoned to the
Zr?!,athr'Mr' Hootnagle, of
'""'i i il
Thi' mails to this nl :irf inf. Im.
m iru. I.....I ". ,
.., Vi ""V-'' "w'"g to tne almost im
passable roads and swollen streams. The
iinuuHtaiits pronounce the roads
vcars tonu"iion than for many
1 he citizens are eagerly looking for
ward to thc time when the dummy line
i. . .. ur "UIC Vl""fe a "uui b ol
'an. tllf.
Revival HerviceN
K'ev. I). II. Comnnn. stationed nt I-Vnlr.
mi, C, will preach at Riverside Mrtl.,
odist church to-night, services beginning
i-....,.uy at o o clock. Mr. Cotnann is
a preacher of cxierieiice in evangelistic
is aim a thorough Bible scholar. The
pastor of the church reurets that thic ...
.i meetings will seemingly con-
i ill witn i ne services nt th. ir
Baptist Mission, but the engagement of
Mr. Lomaiin's services had been an-
34 South Main St.
J. M. CAMPRFII.
DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE
AND AGENT FOR THE
ASHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION
AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
noiinced a month ago. It is only hope- UVS, Rents and Ctflla
"I that good may be accomplished at ' HIla aeIlB
both churches.
Meetlnif H at the V. M. c. A.
Houses and lntn oru
the installment, nlnn n..
w"" KlUlli 7II
O-
All Indie, and gentlemen are invited to tioilS boUirllt and Rnlii li
attend thc Bible study which will be tary Public "
conducted by kev. W.j. Erdman at the $0 5 SOlTTir f 4 TNT W
ong Men's Christian association to- oyUlUMALV ST.,
ti )hi.fi;.ni:H,i'.L. . . , . h
I wi " iii.-iicani lit i lit- iiiui t rlin
Ieral appropriation bills.
The house then adjourned, it being ex
actly noon. The nenm ,i:..... i
shortly thereafter. j"-...
BOVLANGER AGAIN.
(Succeajor. to Wllkie & Atkin.,)
P.AN KLIN. N. r
That II a man ean u . . I In all It. forma, in the rirh... ..,
'Z'LlZVl'r. ,?rn'' man will ZSX Vi-S."!''.' ' Pv yoS to
... -Ti.mv ui (wcnij JH1I. Call on m. I -----" .... w iniinccnient. and .rent.
and we will tell m h- K J i. J e.t bargain. In the "i-nn.in. ii:.T" !r!l
il'L" P"1 mMm "-o" Ja.y on th; ri"0ri!::",O.r.rP',l Penally" our A.h.viHe
line onmaeta Baa neea ver. nm.nn...
dorio(t the part year, in apite of thThard
time, and we lake tbi. opportunity to
ia- Yt . 'T ""V"".naio with
hih mi iuug uic una oapptncni.
JENKS JENKS,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
Room to, McAfee Block,
3 Pattoa Av.. Aalwvllle. N. C.
Mrs. Bnrjovyn Maltland's
H0E AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
No. 40 Preach Broad Avenue
Thoroogh ln.trucUon In Bngllah, French
M"c and other accom.
pn.Dmiu. apeeial atteatioa glvu to the
.raining oi unit gina.
AtacS dl
representative, '
jmno-im "
PHinn.H K NllTL.IHl.
28 I'atton Avenue.
alblc price.
FRESH GOODS DAILY ON RETAIL.
We have alw the eiclu.1.
- h-ms. j tur
Tennev'a Fine Candieu,
Lord Salisbury is said to lie ITI"llf lr
censed nt the discoveries made.
AT RALEIGH.
FOR SALE!
.,-nt."P. ""oon purcha.-d. on. nf ... .
..e. . n.me. In Asheville. new. ii,ifan.'""
i.ncn, nne location, clone to .tr-.. r
Mveral oth.r '.-.5 '!"' eara. Al.o
vonr attention" "at are worth
1 wo beantifnl building te.
Lota In .11 sari, nr t.r ... ..
Hou.cn tn nl '
Pin. tracts of timber land and nnnrfi.
tlmlwr. Mineral propertlea "tandlng
MONEV TO LEND.
Lint TOtir nmmiri altk H. J t
nasiCVUIC. mil OI lateflt tMtIaH..
At mn. " " ir
Mrs. Sn I He Lont?. w.fl nf Per,...
Thursday ial't?"8' ' dW
Mr. Skinner's bill to establish in n
tuikiiib countieaorniuins' (..m.. ..r....j:
c . "V ." ouiili
uiiniiix was tauiea m the house.
The committee on the new deaf and
mimo institution voted II in favor of
1'M.uiuiK il hl .Yinro'nntnn nn. a . e
I f u..i-: -i. ii v in mvur
OAKLAND HEIGHTS SANATORIUM.
(FORMERLY OAKLAND INN.)
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
1 Tl 1 'II . ...
MOST COMPI.KTK hp a t t r.o.... " "" '.?. nm;"? the charter of Atlnn
iir ,r,r """'' "ua i tic, Asnevme and Bn limnn- enil....i
company, and the bill to amend the char
ter of West Asheville missed hir -J
ing in thc senate.
The house by a vote ol 50 to 42
IN THE SOL TH.
..cnl. nnsuma.sert. All
Room
BIGELOW & JONES,
" IITATB 1NII IHVUITU n.n.
t Aft Block, 3a Pattoa Aveoac.'
therauutlc an.ill.n-. A." mo
HT and enni" 7 ' ' S ,UL .T"
caset jiu t.n runic at
trtciTyrN?;...""! Belec tabled the bill to make 0 per cent the
eluded In A3K5lS."!?l,h "ov.ment.. all in- .n rnte nf inter,.. .. . ,i J.V
tloVofrdplwMN"4fLTl"r,,1fT,,n' rtlr- 15.'.t.',bil providing for the election 0f
a?Sr V- "-"fur: th"in " voter, of the state.
Ml88 E.MILY VAUGHN. Take Simmons Liver Regulator after
ASBBVILLB, N. C. fnes'tiot ' "
Knoxville'a Weather.
A gentleman of this city, who has just
reiunen trom Knoxville, says that
ine iweatner in that city is ah
ow..i,j .-Accninic. i ue most ter
rific snow storm for years prevailed
thereon Friday and Saturday, and the
mud Is only fordable bv li"in,..l...,i
men; and yet the Knoxville lournnl has
telegrams from Asheville almost
concerning the wenther here.
STATE XEWsT
At Hillshoro, a SloO.OOO cotton f;i.
tory is to be erected at once.
Work will soon beirin on tlm K....ih.
ern Interstate Exposition nt the state
inir grounds near Kaleigh.
H. M. Helms, a rfsoectulilc ;;.. nr
union county, was uronrl (.-... i,;.
siumoers at midnight Saturday night bv
a disguised gang, who told hi m 1 llfv linil
come to demand of him $50 for a" barn
winch they accused him of burning. Mr
Helms drove them oil' the place and as he
recognized some of them thev will he r.
rested.
Thursday the trustee, of the rtfini;..
state female university meet at Raleigh
to transact important btisinccs. Thev
will at once put an agent in the field and
their aim will lie the collection, in th.
spnee of five years, of a fund ot $300,000
They are fully aware that to do H.;.
earnest etlort will be necessnrv. Th,
legislature has granted a charter to the
university Wilmington Messenger.
Why suffer with sick headm-h nn l,ii.
louaness when Simmons Liver Regulator
will cure vou.
iin.iMJw Hiternooti in j. vi....i. o....
I , , - vmiviv. oun-
"... oinooi icacners will be especially in-
as tne lesson lor next Sunday
will lie discussed.
JnV 'i'm' ck a,mccti"i: f"r young men
..tV . . , : , mme 1'lace. Subject:
That blessed hope"-Titus II: 11-15.
Mlcliltcan Women May Vote.
mien., March 4.-The bill
granting niunicuml siilVrn
has passed to third reading in thc senate.
Leonard Jerome Mead.
London. March 4 Iin.4 r
V , I'nghton last night.
Mr. Jerome s wife and daughters were
i-i.ai.ii. wuen ne passed away.
A IT A IRS OF CONSESJVEXCE.
FORIilON.
Statue erected in hnnn. ..c 1..1...
Wesley, founder of Methodism, was un
veiled in London.
The first lord of llinUr.'t:.l...,l....'..l...
. f itifii tniiini iiny is
in lavor ol maintaininL' the lim.lisl, n,.
so as to hold the fighting supremacy in
every part of the world.
A memlier of thc house of commons
wants the British government to report
upon scientific methods of mitigating the
fogs which prevail in London.
HOME
Virginia Knox, the Pittsmirg heiress,
has been divorced from the Co.,,,1 H
Up Stairs.
J?OR SALB.
If bought at once. I r.n ..n . .
convenient and the prettiest litTi;' i
w.T'";.'i 'l "ithln two minnt,.;
mu.tKllforea.h. Anolv to ,ow' Dut
I. M. CAMPBELL.
Montercole.
The New York telephone people are try
ing to stop Mayor Grant's raid on over
head wires by an injunction.
As the result of the derli M Itl f hat, .i-.,,.
of silver nearly one hundred bars of bull
ion have been taken from the mint at
vurson, ixev., ano sent to China, where
a higher price prevails for it thau in
America.
Simmons Liver Regulator cured me of
general debility and loss of appetite
Mrs. L'dmund 1-itton, Frankford, ia. '
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