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. -I,- ,.l,..lirttoiMWr Asheville Dily Citizen Y-i VOLUME VI. NO. 261. ASHEVILLE, N. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1891. PRICE 5 CENTS. .LINVILLE.: A place planned and devel oping OK H GREAT RESORT. Situated in the MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA, A region noted for health' fulness and beauty of SCENERY. An elevation of 3,800 feet, with cool Invigorating Climate It is being laid out with taste and skill, with well graded roads and extensive FOREST PARKS. A desirable plat' for fine residences and HEATHFUL HOMK8. A good opportunity for profitable investments. For illustrated pamphlet, ad dress, LINVILLE IMPROVEMENT CO., Llnvllle, Mitchell Co., N. C. NsVYachting and other caps. New itock. Bon Marche. KaT'New Ginghams, new Luces, new Embroideriei. Bon Mnrche. HafSpellmnn's Spring Derbies, latest shape, best quality, less price. Bon Murche. VALENTINES AT ESTABROOK'S, The Bookseller, Stationer and Art beater. 12 SOUTH MAIN STREET, ASHEVILLE, N. C. a or IS d SEAL ESTATE. Wilts B. Gwtn, W. w. Wbst. GVVYN & WEST, (Successors to Walter B.Owvn) ESTABLISHED 1881 REFER TO BANK OF ASHFVILLE. REAL ESTATE. Loans Securely Placed at 8 Per Cent. Notarr Pablii. Commissioners of Deeds. FIRE INSURANCE. OFFICE-oalheul Court Bqaare. JAY GOULD SAYS That It a man can .are one dollar out of every five dollar he enrni, such a man will be rich Inside of twenty ears. Call on us and we will tell ton how to do It, as' we hare just rtceired vrtvate adrlcea from Jar on the snbject. Oar business has been very prosperous, during the past rear, In spite of the hard times and we take this opportauity to thank onr friends and customers, and to wish them all lonir life and happiness. JENKS A JENK8, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. Room 9 A 10, McAfee Block, an Patton Are.. Asheville. N. C. Mrs. Burjovyn ftlaltland's HOME AND OAY SCHOOL FOR QIRLS, No. 40 Preach Broad Avenue. Thorough Instruction In Rnglish, Prcnch and Latin. Also Music and other accom plishments. Special attention given to the training of little girls. ncco dl JOIN THAT LARGE ARMY Of sensible economical people who from ex rerleace hare learned that . it COOPER'S" Is the Best Place to bay Groceries, Grain, Feed, Etc. Vou can trade with us with the perfect as1 urance that onr prices are "Rock Bottom. ' We are still selling Magnolia Bams at 13c lb retail. niyiuowcionw III 0 fi k F C 4 n 7 mmim sir 1" North Court Square, Corner Main and College St. A NEW FIRM RUTLEDGE J EWBANK REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKERS, A LSO Fire, Life and Accident In urance 'Written. Best Fire Companies represented Northwestern Mutual Life, of Mllwnukce, Wis., assets S42,3K4,000. Pref-rred Mutual Accident, of New York. Strangers welcome at our office. Refer to all the city banks. OI'PICB 28 PATTON AVBNUU. feb.Vllm MAGNOLIA HOUSE (Pormerlr Carolina Home,) 79 NORTH MAIN STREET, ASHEVILLE, N. C. Ke paintd. re-oanered. re-caroeteri. A first clnss hoarding house, with all homecomforta. Tuble supplied with the best the market si fords. Terras reasonable and irivcn on ap plication. MKS. W. A. JAM KS. lanlftdly Proprietor. Ladles' and Cents Garments DYED AND CLBANBl), Ostrich Plumes and Kid Gloves Cleaned or Dyed nt ASHEVILLE STEAM DYE WORKS, No. 9 Ki. Mala St. fcb27dltn ZEB VANCE will get there. We bet on Old Zeb as being the best Flour In town. We have Jast recelv- ed a fresh lot of KEG AND BOTTLE PICKLES Come and give them a trial, at HARE BROTHERS, 17 South Main Street, CORTLAND BROS., Real Estate Brokers, Aud Investment Agents. NOTARY PUBLIC. Loans sc urely placed at S per cent. Offices: 24 & 26 Patton Avenue. Second floor. feb9dlT U. WILLS. ARTHUR J. WILLS. WILLS BROS., ARCHITECTS, 28 Patton Avenue. Neit Y M C A build'. P O BoiSS. JOHN CHILD, I Formerly of Lyman Bt Child ), Office No. x Legal Block. REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER Strictly a Brokerage Business Loaas securely placed at S per cent. "Rapidly to the Front!" DEtl. BARBS E, Franklin, N. c. RBAL BSTATB In all Its forms. In the richest rtnrtlnn r Western North Carolina. It will pav you to write us for the lest inducements and great est bargains in the "Coming Section of the South," or apply personally to our Asheville representative, FssnasicK RtiTLRnns, janS-lm 3H Patton Avenue. FOR SALE! Cheap, If soon purchased, one of the pret , itJh;n" in A'hevllle, new, beautifully fin ished, line location, close to street cars. Also several other nne properties that are worth your attention. Two beautiful building sites. Lots In all parts of the city. Houses to rent. Fine tracts of timber land and standing timber. Mineral properties. MONEY TO LEND. List your property with us and have It sold and rented. Ji st Pi'ni.isiisn Our new pamphlet oa Asheville. Full of latest statistics Call for a copy, BIGKLOW & JONES, RBAL BSTATB AND INVESTMENTS. Boom is Afre Dock, 82 Patton Avenue. DO YOU WANT A fine China IHnner Tea or Chamber Set Cheap? If so now is vour chance to get It. As we are needing money and space we will offer you for the next IS days the following sets : fifl pieces Havlland Tea set 15 worth $20. 188 pieces Hovlland Dinner set for $2 SO worth $50.00. 120 pieces Carlsbad set for $40 also worth $B0. Two 112 pieces ApaqneseU for only $18 worth $2S. Pive hand decorated 12 pieces ehimherseta worth 16.S0 for 112. Pretty Fruit Plates and Sau cers worth $3 dos. now 2 dos. and thousands of other articles reduced in same proportion. This is no "eatch penny" ad. but we mean business. Glance at our bargain show win dow and be, convinced. We will this spring show you a much larger and handsomer line than ever before. Hotels and boarding houses wishing to replenish should Inspect our line and prices, before bnylng. THAD. W. THRASH & CO. Crystal Palace, No. 41 Patton Avenue. Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Housefurnish- Ings. Ktc. WE WILL PAY Cash for 10,0"0 puunds of Pure llerswai if delivered to us ft once. T. C. SMITH A CO., Wholesale and Retail Druggl.ts, Asheville, N. C. LOTS 1 and s LOTS LOTS - AND Handsome Novelties NOW ARRIVING. II. REDWOOD & CO. Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Dry Uoods, Fancy Goods and Carprts. 7 & 9 PATTON AVE. BVSI1IN A. WII.KIS. A. CARTBB WALKS WILKIE & WALKE, (Successors to Wllkle & Atkins.) NO. It PATTON AVKNl'K. We have commenced the manufacture of plain and fancy candles and are prepared to supply the wholesale trade at the lowest pos slble prices. FRESH GOODS DAILY ON RETAIL We hsve also the exclusive agency for Tennev'i Pine Candles). OAKLAND HEIGHTS SANATORIUM. (PORMBRLV OAKLAND INN.) ASHEVILLE, N. C. MOST COMPLETE HEALTH RESORT IN THE SOUTH. Appointments unsurpassed. All modern thcraputlc appliances and baths for the re lief and mrc ol nervous and chronic dls- Turkish. Roman and Russian baths, Beleo . j ? ,"age, nweaisn oiov.nicnts, all in eluded in price of room. 1 ne Msoicai Management under the dlrec tlou of Dr. P. W. Neefus. recently of the Turk son Sanatorium, at Dansville, N. V. For fur. mcr particulars aaaress, Miss Emily Vaughn. ASHBVILLB, N. C. TO DETER GOLDSHIPMENTS FIRttT ACTION UNDER THE NEW LAW. The Treasury Deportment will Chance Four Cents Per Hundred Dollars for all Gold Bars Requlr. ed for shipment to Earope. Washington, March 6. The treasury department has already been called upon to net under the Sherman amendment to the legislative, executive and judicial ap propriation bill authorizing the secretary of the treasury to exercise his discretion in an exchange of cold for Bold coin and change. ;,w Heretofore the statute repainting this matter has been construed by the treas ury department at against imposition ol charges. Under the new law the policy of the department wil' to charge four cents per hundred dollars in value for all gold bars required for shipment and il this fails to deter gold shipments the question win men De considered as to the advisability of rel'usinir altogether to exchange gold bars for shipment, thus compelling shippers to use gold coin or to obtain gold bars from private par ties. The ruling to this effect was first made yesterdny on a telegraphic order for ouu,uuu, in gold Dnrs lor shipment Irom New York. The director of the mint, with the approval of the secretary of the treasury, direct d that a charge of $240 (or lour cents per $10 J I lie made for ex change, but he is not yet advised as to whether the exchange was made on that basis. It is assumed, however, that it was. The treasurv dcoartment is in receipt of advices from New York to the cttcct that there will be a heaw demand lor gold bars for shipment bv steamers aiming lor buropc Saturday. PROBABLY A HI RDERKR, A Bad Indian Taken to Fort Bnell- lUK for Male Keeping;. Hi ron, S. D., March 3. Low Doe. one of the most desperate Indians ol the Sioux tribe, reached here last evening from Fort Bennett in charge of Lieuten ant rvenncav and two aides Irom the third United States infantry. The pris oner was heavily ironed and was being taken to Fort Snclling for safe keeping. He isa brother of the Sioux chief Big Foot , killed during the recent Indian troubles, and is charged with stealing two of Big Foot's children Irom the Indian School at Fort Snclling. He refused to give any inlormation concerning them nnrl oa thv cannot be found it is thought he mur- uirea mew. IT WAS MKAN. What John J. Initatu Was Capa ble Of. Washington, March 5. Senator In- galls closes his career in the senate by displacing T.J. Haig, who bus been for three vears clerk nf rh pnititnittw ,,n tl, District of Columbia and appointing to the post Ingall's son Ralph, who is a young law student here. The object ol the change is to enable young Ingnlls to draw the salary of $6 a day until De cember next, after Mr. Haig, who has been a most faithful clerk to Mr. Ingalls, has done all the work of the committee winch expires with the congress. J. H. VOl'NCJ NOT CONFIRMED. Neither was That other Colored Man, Hill, of Vlckaburg. Mlsa. Washington, D. C. March 5.-The fol- lowing nominations failed to receive con firmation of the senate: James H. Beattv. as district iudee of Idaho: Louis Dramnnila rnmKf nf mint at New Orleans; James H. Young, collec tor of customs lor the district of Wil mington, is. U. In the ense nf Hill ,n1.ir.l nominated for postmaster as Yieksliurg, lire vicuiucruuc opposition delayed action long enough to cause a failure of nomi nation. ConsTress Has) Adjourned. Ashland, Ta., March 5. At North Ashland, one of the Reading company's largest collieries resumed work this morning after three months susijension, thus giving employment to 650 men and boys. Robbed the ttavlnira Bank. Free Port, Pa March 5. The Savings bank here was broken into last night and several thousand dollars' worth of negotiable paper, besides other valuable papers and money, were taken. STATE NEWS. Littleton is excited over the fact that northern capitalists arc prospecting for a $100,000 hotel in that place. Under the bill for relunding the amount of direct tux paid by the respec tive states North Carolina is entitled to $377,452. -At Oxford Alfred L. Daniel, of Hen derson, caned S. E. Johnson, a northern drummer. Johnson had insulted Mrs. Daniel by throwing a kiss at her. Oxford Orphan's Friend: We have more thnn two hundred to feed, to clothe, to educate and to train iu our in dustrial work. To do this we must have help. Wc call upon you, dear reader, to help us, Wake Forest gets $30,000 new en dowment. President Taylor has raised $20,000 of it, and for every $2 he gets, rich Mr. Uostwick, of New York, gives $1 . The total endowment is now nearly $200,000. Charlotte Chronicle. Mr. Hedden, 73 years old, of Ham burg, having occasion to go to Wavnes ville last Monday started from his home sometime after the turn of midnight, on foot, and reached his daughter's in this place Mrs. N. Coward before brenkfnst, and then walked to Sylva to meet the train. The rond lieing obstructed so that no train arrived, he walked back to Webster in the afternoon, making a walk of about 30 miles. Webster Herald. Mr Robert Dent, a practical miner ol the west reports to the Knoxville Trib une that he "found both silver and gold ore. So far he hns not gone sufficientlv far in his examination ol the gold ore to tell whether it will pny to work or not. As regards the silver ore, Mr. Dent says that he finds an abundance that will pay to work. He has obtained options on laud in Ashe county, North Carolina, and expects to organize a company to oien the proerty in the spring .when lie rcturus from the west." BINGHAM SCHOOL, The Matter to be Settled In a Few Days. Finally Maj. Kobert Bingham, principal of Bingham's school, who is now in the city for the purpose of making the final arrangements looking to the location of his school here, went ont yesterday in company with several prominent gentle men to inspect the property offered by the Asheville Loan, construction and improvement company. Some de tails remain to be arranged between Maj. Bingham and the gentlemen in cnargc ol the subscription to the school wnicn will be settled in a day or two, alter which the contracts for the con struction of the buildings will be eiven out. Maj. Bingham regards the site orn-rcu ny tne Loan company most favorably, and in all probability that iruci win oe oecinea on. This site is on the west side of the French Brnnd ri ver on the river front, about a quarter of a mue sown 01 rearson's bridge. ROYALTY AT LARGE. i-ue Queen Receives a "Perfect Ovation" In London. London, March 5. The Queen, accom panicd by the Empress Frederick, by the latter's daughter Margaret, and by the Prince and Princess of Wales, drove to day in open carnages from Buckingham palace to Islington, where the royal party siicnt considerable time in visitimr the horse show nt agricultural hall. The tauten and her party received a perfect ovation as they passed through the streets on their way to and from the norse snow. RAILWAY COMMISSIONERS. They Are Elected To-Day Tbelr Terms of Office. Raleigh, March 5. Special. The railroad commissioners were elected to day. J. W. Wilson is chairman to serve two years, Thos. W. Mason four years, and E. C. Beddingficld six years. A Double Weddlnic. A very pleasant wedding occurred on Wednesday the 4-th inst., at the residence of Joseph R. Garrcn, Esq., at Limestone, in this county, when two of Mr.Gurrcn's daughters, Misses Ellen and Nannie, were married nt the same time Miss Ellen to Mr. Samuel A. Stroup and Miss Nannie to Mr. L. P. Carter. The ceremony was lierformcd by Rev. D. B. Nelson, in the presence of acquaintances. Mr. Stroup will take his bride to a new residence recently built in Limestone. Mr. Carter iwns a home in the suburbs of Hender- sonwllc. The Dying ConitreHtt-Mciue HIh- lory. -'rum the Kitleih News and Ohservcr. Well ; il turned out that they the republicans got the house by three ma jority, we believe. So had North Caro lina democrats done their duty in the Reidsvillc and Asheville districts the boot would have been on the other foot. But there were selfish disorganizes in the Rcidsville district und there was some trouble with our piirtv friends in the Asheville district, and honest Tom I0I111- ston was deleated, and so the republicans controlled the house and Reed was lected speaker. Direct to England. Awu-sta, Ga., Murch 5. A shipment direct to Manchester. England, was made to-dny of cotton goods by John P. King Manufacturing company, of Au gusta, on nn order from a dealer there. Tracy Coming; Mouth. Chattanooga. Tenn., March 5. The secretary of war will spend March 11th here. He will visit the Chickamauga national purk. Preparations have been made to entertain him handsomely. Elected a Democrat, Bi ri.ington, Va., March 5. The Aus tralian ballot system had its first trial here yesterday and under it the first democratic mayor in twenty years was elected. A Hurrlcaue sweeps Madrid. Madrid, March, 5. A violent hurri cane has swept over this city and neigh borhood, doing a great amount of duni pgc to property. THE LEGISLATURE. It Is not now believed that the legisla ture will not appropriate any sum to the Chicago World's fair. An unfavorable report was made on the valued policy insurance bill, which settles the debate of that measure. The bill to allow the extension of the Atlantic and North Carolina railway from Goldshoro' westward passed with out amendment after a long debate. The tute owns two-thirds of this road. The proposition of the Wilmington & Weldon railroad to surrender ccrtuin charter rights in consideration of a new charter allowing it to increase its capital stock to $10,000,000, was defeated in the senate. The senate devoted much time to dis cussion of the house bill imposingn school tax ot 14 cents so valorem and 50 cents on the poll. Every effort was made to get an increase to 17'-'a cents, but all failed and the house bill passed. The house has passed the bill making the apportionment of the house. Under it Mecklenburg and Wake get three mem bers each; Buncombe, Robinson, Halifax, rorsyth, Guilford, Johnson, Pitt, Wayne, Iredell, Chatham, Cumberland, Rocking ham, Rowan, Sampson. Granville, Edge- comlie, New Hanover, Randolph, Rich mond, and Wilkes, i each: all the rest one each. The legislature elected the following trustees for the Industrial School lor fe males as follows: First distrirt, W. P. Shaw. Second district, R. H. Stancill. Third district, B. F. Avcock. Fourth dis trict, E. McK. Goodwin. Filth district, II. G. Chatham. Sixth district, M. C. S. Noble. Seventh district, A. C. McAllister. Eighth district, . M. Spainneour. Ninth district, R. D. Gilmer. The act was passed with amendments requiring the tax-list takers to give val uable information to the state regarding tnxes and assessment, and to check the plnn of exchanging just betore tax-listing time taxable securities for United States bonds in order to avoid the payment of taxes, Hank cashiers arc to give the commissioners of counties in which shareholders live, their names and the amount of their stock. WIIATCONGRESS DIDN'T DO SEVERAL BIO BILLS TO PASS. FAILED The sub-Treasury and Farm MortKaice Bills Not Acted Upon At All The Constitutional Pro hibition Amendments. Washington, March 5. Among the bills which, after passing one house failed o( action in the other and will doubtless be wrestled with by the suc ceeding congress, are the bankruptcy bill, the Conger lard bill, and the armv reorganization mil. The Paddock pure food bill, the Nicar- agua canal bill, the Pacific railroad fund ing oni, ana tne inter-state commerce bill to permit limited pooling of earnings by railroad companies are among the measures wnicn tailed to reacn a vote in either house. Among the measures on which neither house acted (except in some cases by committees) were the sub-treasury and i.-irm mortgage bill, service pension bill, Canadian reciprocity tesolution, the bill to encourage the construction of nn inter continental railway, postal savings bank and postal telegraph bills, Butler 0111 io nia negroes to immigrate to Atrica, woman'ssulfrage and prohibition constitutional amendment, income tax bill mid various other radical, financial and political measures. Our Population by Races. Washington, March 5. The census bureau has announced the population of the state of North Carolina, by races, as lollows: Whites, 1.07.191: colored. r.170: Indians. 1.571: Chinese. IB. Total, 1,017,07. Stock Quotations. NRWYOSK. March B Brie in. l.nl, Shnrj. ID5V4; Chicago and Northwestern lUBvj; Nortolk and Western O.'lti; Richmond anil West Hoint Terminal Western I ninn HO,. Baltimore Prlre. BALTIMORK. March, ft Plnnr v.m m,U- llowar.l street unil western, super., $.'l.loft s.BOi etra, $3.7om..6: faniilv. S4.ao(ft 00:citv ills. (Ho br.-inds.l extra. SK 1 Kf.i. S .17 Wheat southern, dull lint verv firm: receipts. liRht; Fullz, 1 u;itl.ll; l.ong lirrrv, $l.onfml.0H; Western, firm: No. a winter red, suot and Manh. SI oaail.o.lu. Corn Southern, firm and hiK'her; white and yellow. 65(4I7; western, strung. New York Market. Nrw Vosk. March ft Storks, dull but stciulv. Money, easy at i!(n3; linhnnte, loiiR, .8!i.8!ii4; short .KK(H).8i.; state bi.nils, negk-ctetl; government bonds, dull but steady Cotton, quiet sales, 1G9 bales; I'Ulunds. 8,c: Orleans. RA-lflp: future oiened Had closed steady; March, 8 52; April, 8.01!; May. 8.71; une. 8.79: lulv. 8.87; August, 8 92. Flour act:vc and nun. Wbent-aotirc and firm. Corn active and strong. Pork quiet bat firm, at :i.inHil.ao. Lsnl quiet bit firm, at .07Vs. Spirits Turpentine auiet but fiim. 4-1 fft-H Vic. Kosin quiet but firm, at r5it0. Pretgtits unsettled. AT WASHINGTON. Mrs. Harrison hns lieen invited to visit the Walters gallery in Baltimore at nn any any. The limit of the cost of the new eitv postothce at Washington, D. C, has been fixed at $2,000,000. The association for the advancement of women will bold its next annual meeting in Grand Rapids, Mich, It is estimated that concress nnnro- priateil duritiL' the present session $5U5.- 000,000, and that the treasury dclicit will be very lar;c. It is now believed that the new law lor 'nited States circuit courts of anneal will j;ive so much relief that it will leave the ('nited States supreme court hard v anything to do. The president sicned the direct tax bill: the act to establish circuit courts of apK.'.-ils mid to define and regulate in ertain cases the lunsdiction of thecourts of the I'nited States; the act in regard to the treaty of reciprocity with the liiwaii.in Islands; the act providine for sale and humane transportation of cat- le; the net tor the erection of United States prisons and for the imprisonment of United States prisoners: the act amending the laws in regard to the im migration of aliens; the act to provide for ocean mail service between the 'litcd States and foreign ports and to promote commerce. AFFAIRS OF CONSEQUENCE. FOKKICN. At Belfast, Ireland, members of the rival factions of the Irish oarlinmcntarv party fought each other with fists, sticks und chairs. Three batallions of infantry and an entire regiment of the Chilian govern ment shot their officers and declared themselves in favor of the revolutionists in that country. The government lender in the British house of commons believes that a law compelling writers of articles appearing in newspapers to attach their names to such articles would have a tendency to restrict the liberty of the press. The judge of the London court before whom proceedings were instituted to break the will of Mrs. O'Shca's aunt has refused to grant an order compelling Mrs. O'Shea to show certain documents ol her aunt, who bequeathed her a large fortune, HOUK. The bill adopting the Australian sys tem of voting has passed the Sou'h i)n kota legislature and become a law. T. P. O'Connor, M. P., hns sailed for London, where he will start a paper to boom America as a field for the invest ment of English money. It hns been decided to unveil the Con federate monument nt Jackson, Miss., on June 3, the birthday of Mr. Davis. Miss Winnie Davis will attend. It is announced that the remains of Emma Abbott, the opera sincer. who died nt Denver, Colo., were cremated at Pittsburg, Pa., on I-cbruary 17. The Norlolk and Western rnilrond compnny proposes to expend $600,000 in tne election ot a union pussenirer sta tion and other improvements at Norfolk, va. Large numb' rs of colored people from Eastern Texas, now on their way to Ok lahoma, are represented to be in a desti tute condition, and ncarlv every and hns a deed o an imaginary town lot sold to him by boomers. The widow and seven daughters of t,en. j. Martin tinrrundia, who was killed bv the Guatemalan authorities af ter being surrendered by Minister Mizner, have filed a claim against the United (states government tor $1,000,000, We have the largest sup ply of CARRIAGE SPONGES in the city, and they are be ing sold at REMARKABLY LOW PRICES. Sponges that usually retail for 25 and 35 cents, we can sell for 10 and 15 cents, and make a reasonable profit. Call and examine for your self. GRANT'S PHARMACY. KEPHALINE will relieve neuralgia, head ache, or toothache. 25 cent a bottle at Grant's Pharmacy. The finest and most cnmnlrts , Cologna, Toilet Watert, Extract. Fact Powders and high grade Soaps at OKAUrs rUAKMACY. Prescriptions filled at all hours. Goods delivered free of charge to any part oi thecitv. GRANTS PHARMACY. If you want a handsome pair of cut glass Bottles call at GRANTS PHAR MACY. Bottles ranging in price from One to Fifteen dollars per pair. II you want a first-class Hair Brush for a small amount of money, GRANTS PHARMACY is the place to go to get it. All kinds of Tooth Bi ushes, Bath Brushes, Both Gloves, Sponges, etc. When your Prescriptions aie com pounded at GRANTS PHARMACY you can positively depend upon it that only the purest and best Drugs and Chemi cals have been usedthat they were compounded by thoroughly experienced Pharmacists and that the price paid was not unreasonable. 94 South Main St. J. M, CAMPBELL, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND AGENT FOR THE ASHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY Buys, Rents and Sells Houses and lots sold on the installment plan. Op tions bought and sold. No tary Public. iU. 5. SOUTH MAIN ST.. Up Stairs. J?OR SALB. If houKht at once, t can sell one of the mmt convenient and the prettiest little house in nancvuic. ii is located within two minutes' walk of court house, has els-ht riMm. all modern conveniences, on nn Af tia Just at street car line. Price too low. bat must ssu for cash. Applv to I. M. 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