North Carolina Newspapers

; (? Si'.. I. I t VOLUME VI. NO. 264. ASHEVILLE, N. C, MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1891. PRICE 5 CENTS. Asheville Daily Citizciio ai MILLED A place planned untl devel oping an a GREAT RESORT. Situated in the MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA, A region noted for health fulness and beauty of SCENE 11 Y. An elevation of Jl.HOO feet, with cool Invigorating Climate It iH being laid out with taste and skill, with well uraded roads ami extensive FOREST PARKS. A desirable phivo for residences and fine HEATHI UL HOMES. A lrixid onnortunity for profitable investments. For illustrated pamphlet, ad dress, LINVILLE IMPROVEMENT CO., Unville, Mitchell Co., N. C. nWrYaclitini: ami other cups. New itock. Hon Marchc. gy"New Ginghams, new Laces, Embroideries. Hon Marclic. iWSiifllmnn's Spring Derbies, latent k-itw heat mialitv. less price. Hon Marc he. EASTER CARDS. Easter Booklets, Kastcr Novelties, IN ORBAT VAR1RBTV AT ESTAB ROOK'S Book and Stationery Store. 12 SOUTH MAIN STREET, ASHEVILLE, N. C. aprtftd REAL ESTATE. Wilts B. Owtn, W. w. Wsst. GVVYN & WEST, (Successors to Walter B. Owyn) ESTABLISHED 1881 REFER TO BANK OF ASHFVILLE. REAL ESTATE. Loans Securely Placed at 8 Per Cent. Notary Public. Commissioners of Deeds FIRE INSURANCE. OFFICE outheant Court Square. JAY GOULD SAYS That If a man can save on. dollar oat of every five dollar he earns, .acta a man will be rich Inside of twenty iyear. Call on as and we will tell you how to do It, a. we have just received private advice, from Jay on the abject. Oar boiHneM ha. been very prosperous, the oast rear, m solte of the hard times and wc take this opportunity to thank our friends and customers, and to wish them all long lire ana nappincn. JENKS ft JENK8, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. Rooms ft 10, McAfee Block 38 Patton An.. Asheville, N. C. Mrs. Burgwyn Maltland's HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, No. 40 French Broad Aveuuc. Thorough lustruntloa In Bngllsh, French and Latin. Also Marie and other accom pllshmeuts. Special attention given to the training of llttl. glrhi. dec dlJ JOIN THAT LARGE ARMY Of sensible economical people who from ex perience have learned that COOPER'S" In the Beit Place to buy Groceries, Grain, Feed, Etc. Vim enn trade with us with the pcrfrct as' urance that nur price, are "Rock Bottom. - We arc .till selling Magnolia ilama at 12c 1t retail. dnMsowonnws,aa" iitiiea j aaSSoS S 5 8 a 2 a 8 6 5, if a. 8 2 ?5 " 5 5 ? - sa E ?o5 WD . P S o Si 1 . a o 5, . n North Court Square, Corner Main and College Sts. STATION INN, BILTMORE. RESTAURANT A LA CARTE. ELEGANT APARTMENTS. SINGLE OR EN SUITE. Visitors and Resilient, will find this a most cnnnnlng and attractive stopping place. MHNAKE AND CI'IRINR KQIIAL TO Til R BB8T. E. H. NIES, LATE WITH DELMONICO. dccOdtf music. Dr. Gamut will hold hi. choral class at the V. M. C. A. rooms on Tuesday at p. m instead of at the Lvccum Hall, in order to gain the attendance of ladies who arc anx I. us to become members. Fee $1 pcrmonth Ladles' and Gents' Garments DYBI) AND CLBANlil), Ostrich Plumes and Kid Gloves Cleaned ur Dyed at ASHEVILLE STEAM DYE WORKS, No. 9 N. Main St. febU7rilm ZEB VANCE will get there. We lct on Old Zcb as twine the best Flour In towa. We have Just rccelv 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, And Investment Agents. NOTARY PUBLIC. Loan. se. ureljr placed at 8 per cent. Office.: 24 & 36 Patton Avenue Second floor. febndlr V. WILLS. ARTHUR J. WILLS. WILLS BROS., ARCHITECTS 28 Patton Avenue. Next Y M C A build'g. novl d3m PO Box 564, JOHN CHILD, (Formerly of Lyman A Child), Office No. i Legal Block. REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER Strictly a Brokerage Business Loan, securely placed at 8 per cent. "Rapidly to the Pront!" DEAL, BAR BEE, Fkanklin, N. C. RBAL B8TATB In all It. form., in the richest portion Western North Carolina. It will pay you to write us for the best Inducement, and great est bargains in the "Coming Section of the South, " or apply personally to our Asheville representative, raiDKRica kutlbiihii, jono im 40 I BllUU ATCIIW. FOR SALE ! Cheap, if soon pnrchatrd, one of the pret tiest hemes in A she y tile, new. henutlfuIlT rtn inhed, fine location, close to itreet car. Also several other floe properties that are worth your attention. Two beautiful bnlldlni sites. Lots In all parts of the city. Houses to rent. Pine tracts of timber land and standing timner. Mineral properties. MONEY TO LEND. List your property wlthu. and have It sold and rented. iiist Pnni.fsitRn Our new namnhlet on Asheville. Fall of latest statistic Call for a copy. BIGELOW & JONES, RBAL B8TATB AND INVB8TMBNTS, Room M Afc Block, S3 Patton Avenue. ITEMS OF INTEREST. The late cold stini lec cream at mid night. Three more fine china dinner sets t a bargain to make room lor new goods at thrash's. Teacher "What's the plural of child?" Tommy "Twins !" Plenty of neat, cheap and pretty things odd china, at I brash 41 1'atton avenue, crystal raiace. A fine lapancsc plate given with every wo dollar purchase, at Thrush's, 41 1'atton Avenue. LampB in endless variety and pearl top chimneys, at 1 hraah s. Hear ill mind that we keep thechcapest and most complete line of tinware and muse furnishings in the city. Iliad w. Thrash & Co. Don't foreet that we will show you Ihislsiiring, an entirely new and stylish line of dinner wure for which we can give you mntchiugs for years tocome. 1 had, w. Thrash & Lo., no. i ration Ave nue. WE WILL PAY Cash for lu.ono pounds of I'urr Ilccswai delivered to us at once. T. C. SMITH A CO., Wholesale and Rctuil Druggists, Asheville, N. C LOTS 1 and : LOTS LOTS AND OF Handsome Novelties NOW ARRIVING. II. REDWOOD & CO. Clothing, Mats, Shoes, Dry Goods, Fancy Goods und Carpets. 7 & 9 PATTON AYE. BURUIN A. Wlt.KIK. A. CARTBB WALKS WILKIE & WALKE, (Successors to Wilklc & Atkins,) NO. It PATTON AVKNI'E, We have commenced the manufacture of plain and fancy candle, and are prepared to supply the wholesale trade at the lowest pos. alble price.. FRESH GOODS DAILY ON RETAIL Wc have also the exclusive agency for Tenuev'a Fine Candles. OAKLAND HEIGHTS SANATORIUM (FORMBRLV OAKLAND INN.) ASHEVILLE. N. C. MOST COMPLETE HE A LTII RESORT IN THE SOUTH. Appointment, unsurpassed. All modern theraputlc appliances and baths for the re. aei ana cure 01 nervous ana enronic an eases. Turkish. Roman and Russian baths, Belec- tricity, Massage, Swedish Movement., all in- eluded In mice of room. The Medical Management coder the direc tion of Dr. P. W. Neefiis, recently of the jack son Sanatorium, at Dansvllle, N. Y. For fur ther particular, address, Miss Emily Vaughn. A8HBVILLB, N. 0. T WILL ADJOURN TO-DAY. NORTH CAROLINA'S LKGIHLA- Tl'Rfi THROUGH ITS WOftK. Changes Made In the) Congi-eis- Hlonal DlHtiiclH Sss.ooo for the World's Fair Bllln Faulted and Money Appropriated. Changes have been made by the legis lature in the congressional districts. The Inttcr now stand as follows: 1st, Beaufort, Camden, Carteret, Clio- man, Currituck, Dare, Gates, Hertford, Hyde, Martin, Pamlico, Pasquotank, Perquimans, Pitt, Tyrrell, Washington. 2nd. llertie. bdeecomoe, tiieene, nan- fax, Icnoir, Vance, Northampton, War ren, Wilson, Wayne. !lrd. Hidden. Cumberland, Duplin, raven, Harnett, tones, Moore, Onslow and Sampson. 4th, Chatham, franklin, Kandolph, ohnston, Nash Rnd Wake. 5th, Alamance, Caswell, Granville, Durham, Orange. Guilford, Person, Rock ingham and Stokes. 6th, Anson, Brunswick, Columbus, Mecklenburg, New Hanover, Pender, ichmond, Kobcson and Union. 7th, Alexunder, Cabarrus, Davidson, Davie, Forsyth, Iredell, Montgomery, Rowan, Stanly, Surry and Yadkin. nth, Alleghany, Ashe, Hurke, Caldwell, Catawba, Cleveland, Gaston, Lincoln, Mitchell, Watauga and Wilkes. ilth, Buncombe. Cherokee. Clav. Gra ham, Haywood, Henderson, lackson, McDowell, Macon, Madison, Polk, Ruth erford, Swain, Transylvania and Yancey. The legislature adjourns to-day. The railway commissioners will begin their work April 1, at Raleigh. An attempt was made to repeal the act against ticket scalping, but it failed. The house has passed the senate bill ppropriating $1,500 for furniture lor the executive mansion. The bill to authorize aid to the Ashe ville and Bristol railroad passed its third reading in the senate. The bill passed appropriating $50 of the license-tax paid lv each insurance company for the fireman's relief fund. The bill nporiating $3,500 for the agri cultural and mechanical college for the negroes has passed the senate by unani mous vote. The law recently passed by the legisla ture to prevent the selling of cigarettes to bovs under sixteen years of age has gone into effect. The commissioner of agriculture is now also the commissioner of immigra tion. The house passed Mr. McOill's bill Saturday, which provides the offices and $150 a year. The house has passed a hill allowing fifty convicts to work on the Madison ounty turnpike along the French Broad. The county of Madison pays all the ex licnscs of the convicts. For two days n committee of confer ence has been in charge of the matter of school tax. It suggested a compromise, naming 15 cents as the rate. Saturday the report of thecommittecwas adopted. There was a stirring debate in the ouse on the bill which passed the senate ppropnating $25,000 tor the state ex bit at the World s fair. Public interest was intense. The bill passed by 61 to 4, amid great applause. The members found time to listen to and applaud some bursts of eloquence Irom Mr. Lowrv, ot Buncombe, who ad vocated the passage of a bill abolishing the homestead. But thouuh the house laughed and cheered the gentleman, it did not vote his way and tabled the bill, 4-2 to 3U. Charlotte Chronicle. The world's fair appropriation of $25,- 000 will lie made out of the interest on he 4 per cent, bonds ot the state 111 which the refunded direct tax is to lie in- ested This will yield some $50,000, it is roughly estimated. The calculation is Iso made that a third of the rclunded $337,000 will never Ik called for. Among the appropriations by this leg islature are the following: Dent Mule institution (new), $10,000; Blind institu tion, $40,000; Central hospital at Kaleigh, $52,000 tor maintenance and $15,000 for reiirs; Western hospital, at Morganton, $K5,000; bastcrn hospital. at Goldshoro, $40,000 and. $3,000 for repairs, etc.; Oxford Orphan asylum, $10,000; penitentiary, $35,000 this is money appropriated in lbVS'J and not drawn from the treasury); Agricultural and Mechanical college lor whites, $10, 0011, for colored, $3,500 (new); the Nor mal and Industrial school lor white girls, $10,000 (new); Soldiers' Home, $3,000 new); Geological Survey,$10,000 (new); the Columbian exposition, $25,000 (new). Wilmington Messenger. BAPTIMT SUNDAY SCHOOL. The (Mate Convention's Work In Raleigh. Ralkigh, N. C, March 7. The Bap tist State Sunday school convention which closed Saturday afternoon proved a great success. Rev. Dr.C. A. Romingcr, of ReiHsvillc, wns elected corresponding secretary of Sunday school and Bible work. Addresses were made by Rev. Dr. Romingcr, Rev. Dr. Hume, of the state university, Hon. Charles M. Cooke, and others. Ur. Hume s address was a par ticularly powerful one on the study of the Bible. 1 he place ol holding tne next session was lett to the decision ot a com mittee. The convention appointed a committee to select a location and purchase lands on which to erect a teachers' summer school fot the study of the Bible. Win ston will probably be chosen as the next meeting place. secretary Proctor's) Tour. Washington, March, 9. Secretary Proctor left Washington this afternoon for Chattanooga. After spending a few days in Tennessee with the party, which is charged with a definition of the bound nry lines of the bnttlefield there, he will go on a tourof inspection of the military posts in the southwest. A number of senators and members tne nousc oi representatives win accom pany the secretary. No Money For parnell. Lorisvn.LK, March 9. The Emerald branch of the Irish land league met lust night and adopted a resolution that they would give no money to either ol the tac tions of the national party in Great Britain. Despondency, caused by a diseased liver, can be avided by taking Simmons Liver Regulator. CAROLINA CLVB. The Meeting; Saturday NlKht Changes the Name. The annual meeting of the Carolina Athletic club was held in the club room Saturday night. Officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: President R. P. Foster. Vice-president John A. Camplicll. Secretary and treasurer B. M. Jones. bxecutivc committee A. 1 . aummey, J. W. Schartle, . A. Conant, F. A.Hull, 1). W. l urmnn, . 1. Blair, L. 1'ulliam and E. P. Mnngum. It was decided to change the name of the club to the "Carolina Club," and the annual meeting was fixed for the first Saturday in lanuary ot each year. The initiation fee was raised from 510 to $15, and the monthly dues from $1 to $1.50, this change to go into effect April 1. SEVEREST SNOW STORM. DRIFTS TWENTY (sol FEET DEEP, THEV SAV. Minnesota. Iowa. IlllnolM, Win- connln and Nebranka el II This) Time A Kfgnlar Bl 7.7.ard Blow ing. Ciiil'aco, March 9. Dispatches from numerous points throughout Minnesota, Northern Iowa, Central Illinois, South ern Wisconsin and Eastern Nebraska re port that the severest snow storm of the winter raged Saturday night and all day Sunday. There was a regular blizzard blowing and the snow is badly drifted. Trains are running behind time, and es pecially in Minnesota, with great diffi culty. In some localities not wheel is turning. Travel on the wagon roads has been wholly sus pended and in the cities street car trattic is more or less (iciayeu. St. Cloud, Minn., reports drifts from five to twenty feet deep. Moorehend re ports the snow from three to live feet deep. On the prairie and in many locali ties the drifts are ten feet deep. LOAFEHS CATCH ON. A Happy Idea Hit Upon and the SucceHH ol the Scheme The sunshine this morning brought an unusually large crowd of loalcrs to the square bright and early. Some there were who came to x in time for the trial of the Salvation army, others came to sec the superior court )cii , and a large number came purel for loafing purposes But they gave the .National bank cor ner a wide lerlh, those who could read. The cause of this queer action was soon seen Posted in half a dozen places in the windows of the bank, in letters that were cruelly unmistakable, was this meaning sentence: "The police will please keep oil this corner and leave the place I for loafers." That was nil it said But that seemed to be enough. Now and then a gentleman of leisure could be seen posing in the door of the bank when some friend would approach and show him the sign. Then he would take a walk iu as quiet a manner us possible. As a result the corner, which has caused so much complaint, was kept reasonably clear, and ladies had little trouble in making their way past the bank, The cruel cut is laid at the door of President TVa ldell, and it is feared that whatever political aspirations that gen tleman may herealtcr have will lie nip led in the bud by these leisurely gentle men, who regard the action as unwar rantably cruel. But they kept oil the comer and n reso lution of thanks is in order to some one SUPERIOR COURT. A RevlNlonof the Calendar Order ed by the Judge. The spring term of Buncombe siqierior court convened at 11 o'clock this morn ing, Judge George A. Brown, jr., of the first district, presiding. The cases on the calendar set for to day were called and continued. The court ordered a revision of the calendar to be made for the remainder of the term. The calendar will lc rearranged for to-morrow's session. The court ad journed until to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock. The jurors for the first week are: Ashe ville township, E. C. Chambers, E. Ii. Brown, 11. T. Collins, Jas. 11. Stradlev, . P. Marshall, J. M. Broyles, J. II. Cain; Sandy Mush, L. R. Giles; Flut Creek, W. IS. Clarke, J. tt. Y hittington, . U. Mc Lean ; l'p)er Hominy, T. B. Brooks, W. II. Green ; Kcems Creek, lacob Eller, R. J. Brank, T. J. Donahoe; Ivy, Jas. Car son; French llroan, w. t, farrin. The attention of witnesses nnd suitors is called to the fact that the calendar has been rearronged bv His Honor Judge Brown, ot the superior court, und some of the changes made will place cases for the hrst week ot a uitterent date, and so on. Tub Citizbn to-morrow will con tain the calendar in full as revised by the court, and suitors nnd others interested should take notice accordingly, so as to to avoid any contusion which might arise from such revision. MR. LUHK'8 III RIAL. something of the HlHtory of Thin Aged AHhevllliau. James Lusk, who died Saturdny after noon at his residence, No. 413 North Main street, was one of Asheville'soldcst citizens. He had lived to see Asheville grow from her humble beginning to the present time, and wns thoroughly con versant with every important era in her history Mr. Lusk wbb born about eighty-three vears ago, within 300 yards of the build- jnE in which he died and in which he - lived for a number ol years. in his earlv life Mr. Lusk wns a slave- trader to a certain extent. He was not n wealthy man. his onlv possession beinc of the house and lot occupied at the time of - 1 his death Mr. Lusk leaves one son, who lives on Sandy Mush, this county, nnd three daughters, one of whom is unmarried. A funeral service was held at the resi dence of the- deceased yesterday after noon, by Rev. C. M. Campbell, ot the North Asheville Methodist church, alter which the remains were interred at River side cemetery. Look to Simmons Liver Regulntor for relief from all I diseased liver. sickness arising from a DRIVEN OUT OF HOMES. CUMBERLAND RIVER'S PHE- NOMENAL RISE. All the Lowland.) Overflowed and Much Damage Done lo Properly A Vasl Angry Forent. Nashvii.i.i;, Tenn., Mnrch 9. A phe nomenal rise has occurred in the Cum berland river. At 1 o'clock this morn ing the gauge read 40.6 feet, a rise since Friday morning of 25.6 feet. More dam age has been done by reason of the rapidi ty of the rise than would otherwise have occurred. Probably between 1,500 and 2,000 ieople have liecn driven from their homes, nnd goods in warehouses and cellars have suffered much damage. As viewed from the bridge the river is a vast, angry torrent. Nearly all the lumber yards are over flowed and in some considerable loss will result. Merchants were busy all day removing goods from cellars and warehouses near the wharf to high ground. At police headquarters many inquiries for shelter arc being made. Reports from all points on the river show that it is rising every where, and the fullness of the Ohio and Mississippi will prevent the Cumberland from running down as rnpidly as it otherwise would. KILLED IN THE WRECK. A Train Runs) OH" the Track and HuriiH. Pkokia, III., March 9. The locomotive of the Jacksonville Southern fast passen ger train, over the Atchison, Toixrka and Santc Fe, which left here yesterday morning, struck a curve at a switch near Havana and left the track. All the cars followed, piling up in great confusion. The half dressed passengers clambered out of the windows and through the roof of the demolished curs ami hastened, barefooted through sleet and over icy roads for the nearest houses. Under the engine was Fireman Saddler, who was instantly killed. Engineer George Birkenhead, of this eitf, had one arm and one leg cut off. The others injured arc: Edward Hem well, of Peoria, burned and badly bruised. Walter Conover, Manito, 111., left arm torn out nnd fatal injuries. Charles Mulvaney, Strecter, 111., back nnd head crushed, will die. Miss Emma Bushtou, St. Louis, seriously bruised. Ex press Messenger Hater, of Chicago, left foot lorn off and badly bruised. F. P. Iewis, Peoria, seriously jammed in hreast. The wreck immediately took fire and burned with great rapidity. It was with the utmost dilhculty that sonic of the passengers were rescued, and one or two were severely burned. The loss to the company, including death and accident claims, will not fall farshortof $100,000. Prince Napoleon DyiuK. Komk, March 9. The physicians in at tendance upon Prince Jerome Napoleon have announced that both the Prince's lungs are in a congested state, and they have informed the family that a fatal issue to his illness is only a question of a few hours. Well Kuown PuHtor Dead. Jolikt, III., March 9. Key. Christian Sans, ex-pastor of the Evangelical church ol this city, died here yesterday. Aged 79. Htock Quotation. Skw York, March 9. lirirlR; Lake Short 10'J"4; Chicno nnd Northwestern loslN, Norfolk unil Western ; Richmond anil Vet Point Terminal 17; Western I uiun 7U'. Itullimore prices). llAi.TiMoHR, Mnrch, tl Cotton nominal nml uiiilillinc. lit 'J. Flour dull but linn. Wheal southern, quiel; 1-ulu, 1.0,l(i, l.OH; Loliglierry. $1 .OIHitl .OH; No. 2, 1:01; stcninet N.i. 2 red. $1 Ol!; Western, sttoilK. Corn Southern, tairly active; white, t,Me; yellow, (7giiH; western, hrttl; mtxeo. spot, CIV1,,; Murrh. t,il ttt.Vj: April, o.,-y4ll May, tltl" U-Hj New York Market. Nmv Youk, March V Stocks, dull and heavy. Moiu-v. casv at 3; lixchnnire, long, 4.8il-t.HRl't; short, 4.MMH.4.SSI.; state honils, neglected, government hontls, dull hut steady. Cotton, rteatlr ssles. t)" bales; 1'planils, HlS-lltc; Orleans, ll;'vc; futures oK-ned anil closed steadv: March, 8.otl; April, H.74; May, H.K4; June, M U4; July, iLOl1, AuKUHt, !).(. Plour quiet but lillll. Whent aelite ami hiyllT Con. ipiict nnd easy. I'ork uuiet Out lirm. at su.yiwiri l .an l.nrd tpiiet hut slcnily, at .07lij. Spirits Turoentine uuiet but steady, at 41 i.3(u.4Jc Kiisin ipiiet but firm, ut $l.f,5lil 1.110. rrcivlit easy. AI'PMRS OF CONSEQUENCE. Friends of Mr. Purncll in Ireland have made an appeal for money to form n campaign fund. The l'nizlish liberals will abandon the home-rule movement it the Irish people support Mr. l'arnell. The Chilian insurgents refrain from making an attack upon the capital Santiago dc Chili, only liccnusc thev arc short ot ammunition. By way of punishment, Baron Wiss man, German imiierinl commissioner bast Africa, killed 200 natives and seized 60,000 head of cattle, besides n quantity of ivory. HOMH. Senator Gordon, of Georgia, has joined the I'armers alliance. Secretary Proctor has decided to enlist 2,000 Indians as soldiers. The city of Atlanta will give a silver service to the cruiser Atlnntn. Arrangements have been completed for sen postal service on the ucruinn steam ship lines. Ex-Senator Harwell, of Illinois, is nak- ing for the republican nomination for mayor ofChicngo. Under the order regulating details for colleges seventy-five army and ten navy officers arc to be apportioned among the states. The estimate is now ninde that there will be a deficit of ns much as $68,000, 000 in the nntionnl treasury ns the re sult of the recklessness of the late "busi ness" congress. Within the past week the legislature of Texas and Arkansas have, by nearly un animous votes, passed laws requiring separate railroad coaches for whites and blacks, following the example in this matter of Louisiana und other states. We have the largest sup ply of CARRIAGE SPONGES in the city, and they are be ing sold at REMARKABLY LOW PRICES, Sponges that UHually 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. (lit ANT'S 1'IIAUMACY. KEPHALINE will relieve neuralgia, head ache, or toothache. 25 cent a bottle at Grant's Pharmacy. The finest and most complete stock 01 Colognes, Toilet Wafers, Extracts, 'ace Powders and high grade Soups at GRANTS PHARMACY. Prescriptions filled at all hours. Goods delivered free ol charge to any part 01 the city. GRASTS PHARMACY. If you want a handsome pair ol cut glass Bottles call at GRANTS PHAR- A.-1C l . bottles ranging in price from une to I'Uteen dollars per pair. It you want a first-class HairBrushfor a small amount of money, GRANTS PHARMACY is the place to go to get it. All kinds of Tooth Hi usbes, Bath Brushes, Bath Gloves, Sponges, etc. When your Prescriptions ale com pounded at GRANTS PHARMACY you can positively depend upon it that only tne purest ana best Drugs ana Chem cols have been used that they were compounded by thoroughly experienced I'narmactstsand that the price paid was not unreasonable. 24 South Main St. J. M. CAMPBELL, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND AGENT FOR THE ASHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY Iluys, Rents and Sells Houses and lots sold on the installment plan. 0j tions bought and sold. No tary Public. NO. 5. SOUTH MAIN ST., I'p Stairs. fOR SALrt. Il'botiKht nt once. I enn sell one of the most convenient and the prettiest little house in Asheville. it is located within two minutes' walk of court house, has eight rooms, all modern conveniences, on one ot best streets, just at street car line. Trice too low. but must sell for cash. Apply to I. M. CAMFDKLL. o 13 ct- X S s r w 0 91 M V) 0 B cr; rt 0 c0 S P S3 iL n O OB e 03 C C c CD B o CD 5 'A V1 "1 ,1, f ' I i r i -9 in