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LII1VILL E. I THE COMjNG PRIMARY. I .om.. I PRETTY NEARLY A RIOT I
A place planned and devel
oping as a
GREAT RESORT.
Situated in the
MOUNTAINS
OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA,
A region noted for hen lth
fulneas and beauty of
SCENERY.
An elevation of 3,800 feet,
with cool
Invigorating Climate
It id being laid out with
taate and skill, with well
graded roads and extensive
FOREST PARKS.
A desirable plae for fine
residences and
HBATHFVL HOME
A good opportunity for
profitable investments. For
illustrated pamphlet.
ad
dress,
LINVILLE IMPROVEMENT CO.,
Lla-IIlc, Mitchell Co., N. C.
MTYachtinr and other caps. New
it ock. Hon Marcnc.
NPHtw Ginghams, new Laces,
Embroideries. Boa March.
new
laflpenman't Spring
tape, beat quality, lei
March.
Derbies, latest
price. Bon
EASTER CARDS.
Boater Booklet,
Easter Novelties,
IN 01 BAT VABIRBTY AT
ESTABROOK'S
sk and Stationery More,
It MUTM MAIN STREET, ASHEVILLE, N. C.
aawiaa
KBAL ESTATE.
Walts B. Owvk,
W. W. WasT.
GVVYN & WEST,
1 to Walter B.Owya)
ESTABLISHED 1881
REFER T" SANK OF MM.VH.lE.
REAL ESTATE.
Loan Securely Placed at 8
Percent.
Notary rbtk. CtnaatW-onm ofDeeds.
FIRE INSURANCE.
WCK Ssat-sas t Caariftq-arc.
Taat M a aaaa aaa an, aw donar oat of
Sra-SoHar. kwcaraa, .art a maa will
mfc tattd of twsaty are ra. Call oa a.
Ml .-Jl I. f J . lx . ,
" ww jwm ww WWII, C QITI
jaat raaclvaa private advice, from Jay an the
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oar ana aaa am wry aropma
wrlKg tk past mi1, in .pit .1 the halt!
thaM. aaa tan. this opportunity tc
tkaak oar fctoads Mas eaMSawrijasoHo wlsl
tkaail-t t jiaraaa happlaet.
JfBNKS JfBNKS,
flfk ftTAjTS Nf URANCE.
f atfe 4n, Arriu, ti. p.
Hfrf. Bnnpryn Maltland
H9WIMTCHVLfORfllRU,
,1. NQi - Kraad A Tea at.
Tnntotfc last-Mttos la MaaU.li, Preach
aa4 Uta, AIM Mast, aad other ma,
lashaisata. Ipnfat attaaitlea gina to the
hmtaiag of Httie gfrto.
M !
JOIN THAT LARGE ARMY
Of seaeible economical people who from ex
penence nave learned that
"COOPER'S"
Is the Beit Place to buy
Groceries, Grain, Feed, Etc,
Yon can trade with us with the nerfrc
urance that our nrlcea are "Rnck Rnttnn
We are still telling Magnolia Hum. atlirlt.
retail.
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North Court Square, Corner
Main and College Sts.
STATION INN,
BILTMORE.
RESTAURANT A LA CARTE.
ELEGANT APARTMENTS.
-SINGLE OR EN SUITE,
Visit r ami Rrsiilrnts will find this a most
charming and attractive stnppinK place.
MHNAGE AND CU181NB BUUAL TO THK
BEST.
E. H. NIES,.
LATE WITH DELMONICO.
decOdtf
MUSIC.
Dr. O.rratt will hold hi. choral class at
the V. M. C. A. room, on Tuesday at p. m
instead of at the Lyceum Hall, in order to
gain the attendance of ladies who are am
ious to become member.. Pee SI permonth
Ladles' and Gents' Garments
OYKD AND CLBANED,
Ostrich Plumes and Kid Gloves Cleaned or
ASHEVILLE STEAM DYE WORKS,
No. 9 N. Main St.
feb27dlm
ZEB VANCE
will get there. We bet on Old Zeb a being
the best Plour in tows. We have Just rrceir
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 Age tits.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Loans se urely placed at 8 per cent.
Offices:
24 & 28 Patton Avenue Hecond floor.
fchOdlv
WILLS BROS.,
ARCHITECTS,
38 Patton Avenue.
Next V M C A build 'g.
novl d.lm
P O BoiSBV
JOHN CHILD,
(Formerly of Lyman A Child),
Office No. I Lrral Rlnrlr.
REAL ESTATE
AND
LOANTmOTTTCP
Strictly a Brokerage Business
Lioaa. securely placed at 8 per out.
'Rapidly to the Pront!"
PE
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It A H If B ft.
' in.Aai,iN. N, C.
KRAI.
B8TATB
In all I, fnrm. In tk. vl u.
Western North Carolina. It will par yon to
write a. for the best inducements and great
eat bargains in the "Coming Section of the
South," or apply personally to our Aaheville
reprvscntatl
1 JanS-lm
Tscntatlva, P.idrbick Rijtlbiiss, '
iatt6d Atenu.
FOR SALE !
Cheap, If soon purchased, one of the pret,
t,hmes In Asheville, new, besutlfullr n
tohed,1 (loe location, close to street car.. . Afsi
1 ; .,v"u" cumtc iu .iitci cars, - All
Two beAnt'lfn'l building rite..
f OTS In all a.t. A At-T 11.
.lnttu. .1 . . . . y.
I-ioqsri to rent. T
Pfnr tract of Mitik iaj .. ji
timber. Miner.rpropertCr.' " "-'"S
List !W propsrty with a. and have It sold
jvn I'pai-isn.n our
asnvviuc
a copy,
Pall of latest statistic. Call for
BIGELOW ft JONES,
RBAL B8TATB AND INVB8TUBNT8.
Boosa it Alee Block, 82 Patton Arenac.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
The late cold snap Ice cream at mid-
Three more fine china dinner seta
at a bargain to make room for new
gooas at l brash's.
Teacher "What's the plural of child?"
lummy i wins:
Plenty of neat, cheap and pretty things
ia odd chinn. at Thrn.l,'. A1 P.t.
avenue, Crystal Pulace.
MiSTl
atton Avenue.
Lumos in end jess varirtv and tienrl fnn
chimneys, at Thrash's,
... ..tl i...
Rcnr in minrl that m wmn 4 ) r.l.n .vu
and most complete line of tinware and
bouse turniahinirB in 4h filv ThnH W
1 hrash & Co.
Ilnn'l fiirwf Uot .... ...Ml .1 .....
,K, n entirety new ann styusn
line of dinner ware for which we can give
VOU mntchinpft for venra tnrnm. ThnH
W. Thrash & Co., No. 41 Patton Ave
nue.
WE WILL PAY
(.ash for 10,0110 pounds of Pure Deeswai
if delivered to us at once.
T. C. SMITH i CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Asheville, N C.
LOTS 1 and t LOTS
LOTS
AND
OF
Handsome Novelties
NOW ARRIVING.
H. REDWOOD & CO.
Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Dry Goods, Fancy
Goods and Carpets.
7 ft 9 PATTON AVE
sraaiN a. wm.ii..
4. ciaras walks
WILKIE & WALKE,
"I
(accessor, to Wilkic A Atkins,)
NO. IS PATTON AVUNl'B.
Tenner's Pine Caodias la n.w.
aad also in bulk, received fresh every week.
- e are eiciuslre agents in AMvtttt,'
MVGIve ' TiM.wt.it 1 .i 1 , .
OAKLAND HEI6HTS SANATORIUM,
ASHEVILUE, Nf C
1
AftAST COMPLETE HEALTH KSi?T
IN THE SOUTH
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tnVrin...rlV.u.". I
fief and nirf of ntr-ow aa4 chronk tt- bualnew affoin, and for that reason de
. . Icllnrti in lrt his nnrnp an ltV.-i u :
J i'i TWI ww-uisa M.vsm ents, all In
OlUded la nriee at mam.
!iI!i7,,, mt D""'l. For far.
Miss Emily Vaughn.
A8HBVU.l.a,N.C.
I ARHBVILLB POLITICS BEGIN.
MINO TO WAKE VP,
Petitions Asking Walter B. Own
to Allow His Mams to b used In
the Primary For Mayor, and
Messrs. W. T. Reynolds. St. I
Orabam, T. C. Stamea and J. M.
Westall as Aldtnra.cn.
Asherille's political pot is beginning to
simmer a little bit.
F?ur wttk ftom to"i'1 Wednesday
April 8. is the dav set for the nrimarv
in this city.
demCocTdaf
democratic voters to petition, which
petition asks Mr. Walter B. Gwyn to al-
I low his name to be used in, the nrimar
' . ... .. :
in connection witn tne nomination tor
mayor on the democratic ticket
The same gentlemen also have a neti
tion asking Messrs. W. T. Reynolds, T.
C. Starnes. R. L. Graham and I. M.
Westall to allow their names to be used
on the aldermanic ticket at the primary.
i nc gentlemen naving chnrj
I matter began work yesterday
I to 2 nVlrwk this oft.rnnM kn,
i ne gentlemen having charge ol the
latter bevan work vmImiIbv anA
to t o cioc tnia atternoon bad secured
tne signatures ol over 200 voters.
The lietition. are ti 1m. rrmntA tn-
mally to the gentlemen named perhaps
Friday, and it ia thnmrht hiohlv -l,
blethat, if the petitions are strong ones
I ImW mill nn. .'. ... , " f . t
...vj n, ,ft iviuk iu grainy me wisnes
i'i iuc (iciiiioners.
WANT A I'ROIIIIIITION ELECTION
The following petition to the board of
commissioners of Buncombe county is
also being circulated to-dav.
The undersigned voters whose names
appear upon the registration Imoks as
voters within the corporation ol the city
of Asheville, respectfully petition your
honorable body to order an election to
be held within
city of Asheville, as now provided by
law, on the second Mnndn. in fn.
1UII1 . . ... J J""-t
ia. 'I. l , i HMTrmm wn.rn.fnr ri , . ., i
icattnir llfiunra ahnl Iw, anlH ...:.t
l . a i ; Bvr.u i. i . , i , ii oaiti
iiivim ii,riiuon oi tne citv ol Asheville."
Several netitifma nr. 1w:m w...in..j
I , " ... wiviimitH,
and a number of signatures have been
secured, lustier I. M. Um.l .r
prominent in the matter.
HKLPTHE HOSPITAL,
I The Managers Aak tbe Public For
Donations.
The wretched condition of the weather
and streets have prevented the ladies of
the Mission hnspitnl from tnkinir the
subscription paper for the new building
to any except those persons to be found
in the business part of the town, but
the generous response met with from
these indicates that the new building is
an assured fact. As soon as the streets
will permit the paper will be presented
to those in the different nnrt. r.f h.
not yet reached. The ladies are not only
very grateiui lor tne liberal subscriptions
mi uisu lur inc aina svmnnrnv anH
courapement ptiwwh
nut while this department is getting
on so bravely, the hosoital has reached
point of embarrassment in its current
expenses, it nas at thistime just 2 cents
in tile treaatlrv frr t li noum.M. C . I.
-J " fniwil Ul LUC
hills due fit th. nA nf Uim
demands upon the charitable this winter
nave oerii unnanniiv h.nw Th. i.
structions to business and traffic have
not only raised the price ol provisions,
uuipuisomany people out of employ
ment who are naimilv a.lf ihiiiu,.,!..
that the demands of charity have been
incessant.
Bllt notwithstanrlinn l,i. It'.'. h.i:.l
....... .. v.. ..a lAiitim
thnt the good people of Asheville will
Mnt U ,L. L fi, ..flr .,r:.
liic uuauuai auner. win not each
and all try to send a small donation just
now in this time of need, even if they
hove subscribed to the building fund ?
And esoecinllv are thro nnt n.,...ln, ...i.
senbers, asked to lend a hand. Will the
strangers here recognize the fact
that a Inrge majority of the patients
in the hosnitfll nit iiroiiiMM nn
stranded here without home or friends in
tncir time ol dependance and need? "I
was sick and v visit.H mt " niH ..
ye did it unto one of the least of these,
vc uiu il unio me.
Anv sum left nt Thk 1'itki.a, it;. ...
the hospital or handed to one of the
managers or one of the staff will Ik most
gratefully received.
P1UEON SHOOT.
MeiMm. I.orlllard and Mead to
Contest For a Saoo Parse. -
Messrs. Pierre Lorillard. of New York.
and Frank S. Mead, of Knoxville, are to
have a pigeon shoot in Asheville soon.
1 he contest is to take place at the old
fair grounds in this city, the grounds
now used by the Asheville Gun club.
The contestants will shoot at live pig
eons, Hurlinghnm rules governing, five
Kruunu iraps ana thirty ynrds rise.
Ttar wi hoot fo' p of. $.00.
The match wns .vfieotd t'
.,..p....w.w WUISUU un
the 17th, but some unavoidable delay
has arisen, and the date of tbe shoot is
not jet positively decided, but i will pc-
I'll r in tUm M.a. f..t.... rM. I 1 1 '
cur in the near future. One hundred pig
eons have been nrrwnred frrm U.ll.l
Ojd Fort and other placet east of AsImv
Another shootine contest ia lvini r.
I .... .. . . CC . I . .
w L.-LF111C un un ine same aay.
Messrs Lonllard, Sharpless, Duryea and
1 nnvcr un fine sine Ann m.mm i ...i.
Sluder, E. B. Atkinson and P. ,
C?.T OttsHMSTON DECLINES.
His nnstness Would Not Let Him
Accepts Nomination
Capt. Thos. D. Johnston, who hai
been mentioned as a probable candidal
before the pri,roary for the nomination
lor mayor o( Asheville, has declined
enter the race, for reasons given The
Citizen a week ago. Capt. Johnston e
pr-ssc. nimseii as Bpiireciatina the inten
tion. of the
presses himself as appreciating the inten
Urallv in this m.tw ltf 1
L i 11 t , -sisi, TTUUIU
he totally impracticable for him to ac-
ocpt a nam nat on. on account nf hi.
Prepared for sieve
MlLWAl'KBB. March ll.Thprp is Car
' 1- T'
nf A vmern Itvkniit in t K Vini4 - J
-- r--- -n t- hhiwiiim vi au.s
-Vita mn-frm k.naa.I-.-, sTa , e
tsi.o opiiu, 1.41 MTf U.UW UlCTJ OUC OI
a-lt.ln'umant Titan aaa -.--l ..
i - 1 1 '
Arkansas Letflslatora Present an
uunsnal Spectacle.
Little Rock, Ark., March ll.-An
uproar was created in the house of repre
sentatives this afternoon, by a quarrel
between Representatives Head, (inde
pendent) and Mitchell, (democrat),
VYiiu.il me lie was oasarrl mJ
thro ink stands and spittoons
and other mnv,l,U .M ,
as missiles. Nobody was hnrt, but sev
eral members besides the
were libernllv
-r f-sws.. 1 ntiii VUIKCII11
Of ttlk at art Ha nnd .-J.i.-- fn. i n-
.uuu uajJ OfILI.UUIIB, I IJC 01J1P-
erenUwere arrested, but offered apoio-
nn were released. The question
m.ucr uiscuMion was whether the mat
ter ofcallincr th Cnnotlt nlinnnl
tion should be submitted to a vote of
jnc peopie or decided by the legislature.
uevmeu 10 suDmit it to the pco-
pie.
HE'S A DEMOCRAT.
John SI. Palmar Elected Senator
From Illinois.
si'RINcfikld, 111., March ll.-lohn M
Palmer was elected United States senator
to-day on the first ballot.
A Flnlahed Letter Writer.
-ogansi'ort, Ind.. March 10-Mr.
tin Shaler, convicted of murder, wrote
letter to his wire, which was intercepted
bv the sheriff. mitlifHtllV a nln. 1 .. r:
fi"u w iciun
insanity, go the asylum and subsequently
escape through the aid ot a relative em-
pioyeomere. ihe letter was produced
in court when a motion for a new trial
was nane and Khnffer -as ;.,i:..t.i..
.. iiiivuiiiitiy
sentenced In Aft... : .
w ,i,t.u car. 111 prison.
Favors a 'Puritanical" Sunday.
-HiCAc.o, March 11. Elmor K W.h
ourn, one time chief of the United .States
secret service, has accented th- ,w,m;
tion lor mayor of Chicaeo. on the inde
pendent citiien's ticket. The "personal
ngnt s wing of the nominating commit
tee formally ohiected t th. :
and withdrew frnm the :...
. . J mi 'I ' ' 11 i 1 1 1 II L II , 1 1
, ' "'niiHIllW UII
cue ground that Mr. Washburn was in
uvor oi a "runtnmcni ,..
Sherman's Family Provided For
Nkw York. Murch 11 tu. ci
... l,v OIILIUIilll
statue fund committee h r,...;....i u.
ter from P. T. Sherman, son of the late
general, statingthnt hisfnthcr had left the
fttmilv ur.ll '- ' -1 f r . . .
J ,y H'."""cu turann asking them
I "" "rc'r resolution that anv sur-
lunonne luna should 'ie ir ven to the Sher.
mnn familv. The
. .. - " ILM.11IUCII
their action. The tn(. c.j
M iui.u IIU1V
mounts to
The Strangest Murderer.
Dkcati r, Ills., March 10. Bill t'rnw-
ford, sentenced to hang Saturday for the
uracr 01 Mrs. Mathias has refused tr,
apply for a stay of execution, althmmh
the judge had said it would be granted
if rennpated (,f...j i. . ...
- , . .,..,,,,,u lavs nc is guilty
nd does not care for anv dMnu I., ti,.
cxccuiion.
A BlUzard Exported.
London, March U.-A great blizzard
Innd. Trami art hlorlm,, aA ..u
lufferinfir and
Snow has drifted to the heighth of
many feet, and the wind is cuttimr . ,
razor. It is the ... kl: j ...
, , -- fc'nn u,inru in a
decade. Much loss of life i rr.,!
Short Over Sno.ooo.
Little Rock. Ark.. March 1 1 Sen-.
tor Russ, of the ioint committee
Treasurer Woodruffs accounts, stated
that the committee was not done with
the count, and thnt the eT.t.n......
short about JUO.oeo in addition to an
annulled delineation.
Wllmlnaton'a seh.i ..
u ... .. u
Wilmington, N. C. March 11. -The
union schonl hnnv th. r. . ..i.i-
school building in the city, was totally
burned last evening. Loss ten to eleven
thousand dollars, covered by insurance.
i nc scnooi nao lour hundred scholars.
Suicide or Murder.
Kansas Citv. Mn M,-..i, 1 1 v:.i..
i I .U..IVU LA. .MLI1U-
liis boston, a wealthy business man of
thia..,tv n.n. ( 1 .1 , .,
nuimiuu ucao in tne streets
last night, with a bullet hole in his head.
It is not known whether it is a case of
suicide or murder.
Sunday Excursion Trains.
NaSHVILLK. M.irrh 11 Th. I,,..... ..c
. - ."i mmsi 1,1
renresentative. hna naa..i , u i.:n
hibiting the running of freight and ex
cursion trains on Sunday, with the ex
ception of those
Stock. ,c
Has he Hit Anyr
BaLTIUOSU. Md M.l, in u
from Benjies where the president is hunt
inu. state thnt d,i,Lt ..i' u i.
abundant and thnt there are fine pros-
It's an Orange Fair.
LOS AMr.KI St Pal Vf. ,U 11 TL.
state fair was formally opened at Hat
ard'8 pavilion last night. Over 1,000,
000 oranges were used in making the de
signs and exhibits.
Want Bcclpruclly.
Ottawa fin Xla kit ti
ment of Newfoundland has been invited
to lom Canada in nerrntintlnn 4m y.:..
rocal trade arrangement with the United
The Prince May Live.
Rome, March 11. The ohvsiciana of
Prince Jerome Napoleon announced to
dav that the feverish .m..i ......
abating and his strength increasing.
Democrats Did Thla.
Lansing, Mich.. March 11. The house
has passed a bill authorizing Detroit to
raise $50,000 to entertain th.
encampment of the G. A. R. next August.
Highest In 44 Years.
Ban GOB. Maine. Mnr-h 1 1 r..IJ
able damage was done in this city yes.
terdar bv a flnnd tide th. i.;.,L..
known here since the flood of 1847.
Receiver for RJv Construction Co.
Macon, Ga.. March 11. Aoolicatinn
far a receiver for the Macon construction
company was filed Inst night.
My own familv medicine Simmons
Liver Regulator.-Rev. Jas. M. Rollins,
Fairfield, Va.
f-AlITIXK SCENES IN THE
KANSAS ASSEMBLY.
The Speaker Hakes a Mlatake for
Which he Apologizes HIisMInit
and Groanlnir-Senatora Hustled.
Topkka, Kan., March 11. -The
sembly chamlx-r was the scene of ,rr,ni
excitement last evening during the final
session ol the house. The report of the
committee which investigated the police
.pstcm, created lor the purpose of en
forcing the prohibition law. stated thnt
the prohibition law had been a failure so
lar as it applied to the cities of Kansas
and recommended that it govern or
withdraw tke state police from such
cities. The report was amended, mak
ing the withdrawal of the police discre
nonary with the governor and then
adopted.
The question arose on the admit inn nf
ine report.
The committee investiiraiinir tl, ......
... . " ",v
iuci 01 tne state house rnmminlnmm,
several of whom are republicans, de
nounced the committee and the Farmers'
umxin oiucr terms. Rice, rciiubli
'an. rniu ir, cwnl. ...I i.m.i.. ., 1 , .
... ann IIKn i-.nicr ucmanoed
the previous uucstion. Wire ... ..i
against this action and tcrmeil it ,,
'damnable disi'r.'irc " v;.....!.... i:i.i.. :..
ii aiimi IvMICI , III
renlv. Iiecsimp v.....i:....i.. .
...... i..uL me r.irmcrs alliance was run
ning ine house and the republicans must
submit whether right or wrong.
Then the excitement begun. The g-il-lencs
hissed, the Farmers alliance cheered
and the republicans groaned. F.ldcr (le-
maildcdthntthelol.l,.. 1 ...n..;- ,
, , . . HUllcriCB OC
cleared. The hissinir. hi, ,..,.i
groaning continued and the chair, unuble
to restore order, said it would give up
the chamber to the voice of the mob.
The scrgcant-at-arms and doorkceiicrs
attempted to clear thl,.i,i,;......i i
encounters took place. Several senators
wno were witnesses to the proceedings
. , uiisuiu IJUl ui lilt
chnmlier. A general riot liccame in,,,,!.
nent, but finally Speaker lilder resumed
the chair nnd snid he wno ..uu. I I.:..
conduct nnd his motion to close the dc-
imie ann appealed to all present to main
tain order. Quiet was then restored and
Sneaker Elder's motion to rmitttii,.. tl...
investigating committee was adopted
i.ii au auicnumeni.
I he house then adjourned.
AT THE V. M. c. A.
The Monthly Meeting of Member.)
Held Last Night.
The members' monthly meeting nf the
J a . W..V
ioung Men's Christian Association was
icld in the assembly rooms last
Alter devntional exercises nnd the u,,i
routine business reports were read by the
. . . , ...... .lJV nuiK
done durinir the mist mi.Mii, ; ..11
fin IUUS Llllllll ILItT. Nlll.UMnir .1.. .
,i, uil Let SC..
most satisfactory and evincing greater
liiiiicsL iu ine wura.
A VOCal nunrtelle i.nm..no..l r
n..n:. '"- i
L-uiiiiis, mcssrs. . ti, and Ueo. K. Col
lins, nnd Mr. I,. C. Shuev, gave several
selections that were much enioved.
Mr. Andersen tnnrle hie, r.nnt ....1
caiicn special attention to the state Y.
ra. i. i, convention to be held at Dur
ham. Mr. L. C. Shuev the xwnt-.. r
evening, then made a short address on
-mn; ui inc Historical towns ol lingland
illustrated by photographs. Mr. Shuev,
though limited in time, made his talk
most itltrreatimr tiib;.,,r .... r'l ,
. p,i ,ii. i(, ,ij vutstcr,
t-oventry, Kcnilworth and Kenilworth
v.astie, Warwick Cnstlc and Sttatford-on-Avon.
Mr. Slmcv tjilks in -,n
conversational style, with every evidence
oi study ol the history of the points he
took un. and n f(inilii,aa fr .i.:..
r. ' miiuiLLlUI L
and antiquity.
Atter the adjournment of the meeting
refreshments were served by the ladies.
The number present was not so large as
was desired, nor as the high character ol
the entertainment deserved.
Stock Quotation...
Nkw Viiiu M.n,h , ,. . . , ....
lO.i'N. L.hicnKO nnd Northwestern Una,'
Nnrfnllt nml W..,..-.. k-ji . ,.:..i . .
.. V. . . .'"'2. iMLiiiiiunii and
8," " Tero"nal l7'ii Western I nion
Baltimore Price.
RAl.TIUnlfR lnr..l. 1. . .... .
miiiilliuK. ,,t !). Plnur firm nml uncliniigril!
Jl Oaw.l.OH; LonglH-rry, $1 nrxnl (111; et
ern. unsettled. Corn Smithcrn, active nn l
firm; white, 72e; yelluw,70; western, strons
and higher.
New York Market.
NFW YliBK. Min.h 11 C....L. a.. .....
- . "i"i .1., iiiiii mil
NtPAilv. Mnni'v ... ,i ,..t.
long. 4.85.5t; short. 4.8Hi4 HHU;
state bonds, dull Imt steady; iiovernciit
bonds, dull hut stendv. Cotton, linn
sales, Ul hales; I'plamls, H ln-inc; Orleans
n ie; futures niencd nml closed rnsy; Mnrch
Sua. Plnur nuiet hut lirn, Uhnt-a.-ii..
and unsettled. Corn nctiv. nml stronK.
I ork hrtn and wanted, nt $!.2.ri(i$l 1 .y.v
- . ..... ,!, -nl ain.i.ij. npirit-
Turpentine iiuiet hut steady,at4i i.(i.4ia(c.
..... .,u. niLHIIJ, BL . 1 .OOUfi 1 ,OU.
Freights unsettled.
AFFA1HS OF COXSliSJUliXCU.
F0RBIGN.
Mr. rarncll claims that Mr. I'.lad-
stone's usefulness in the cause of home
rule is gone.
Information hasreached Kharkov that
tne town ol luganrog, on the sea
Azov, hat been completely buried
Of
now for three weeks. A large relief
party has been organized at St. Peters
burg to carry food to the stnrvimr tvrL.
pie. ' "
iiom i;.
Algiers, La., has been selected as the
site for the projioscd government dry
dock.
New York bankers and friends of the
late Secretary Windm have subscrilwd
a fund of $50,000 for his family.
The season of junketing tours for con
gressmen is beginning. Thev cost all the
way from $2,000 to $15,000 each.
Mrs. Frank Leslie will nrovide in her
will for the establishment of an institu
tion for the instruction of women.
Lieutenant-Governor Jones, of New
York, is causing Governor Hill trouble
by his active canvas for the governorship.
Mr. Henry Wattcrson declares that
the democrats will lose in the next elec
tion if they put aside tariff reform and
advocate free coinage of silver.
Municipal elections in Maine resulted
in democratic victories in Bangor, Bid
deford and Lewistown, which cities have
hitherto been carried by the republicans.
A medicine endorsed and used by phy
sicians and druggists Simmons Liver
Regulator.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
We have the largest Bun-
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
Mil for 10 and 15 cents, and
make a reasonable profit.
Call and examine for your-
self.
GRANT'S PI I A KM ACT.
KEPHALINE
will relieve neuralgia, head-
ache, or toothache.
25 cent
a bottle at
Grant's Pharmacy.
The finrst a ml 1- ,
....... ...u-t lujii'ictc SCOCK Ol
Colognes, To,let Waters, Extracts, Face
v - un s ami mgn grade Soaps at
ukaaj s i HARMACY.
Prescriptions filled nt fill hntire
Goods
delivcrv
.a tree of charare tn
the citv
-ri.-a .
GRANT'S PHARMACY.
If yon want a handsome pair ot cut
f as Bottles call at GRANT'S PHAR
,! " Itottl ranging in price from
one to biltcen dollars per pair.
It you want a first-class Hair Brush for
1. 1 small amount of money, GRANT'S
. ',R')1AW is tbc I'le to go to get it.
All kmdsofTnnth ft.,.).., ., k1..i
tsutb Gloves, Sponges, etc.
Vl'Zien vonr P, ,v, .. .
s - -... .v... .. oic turn
pounded at GRANT'S PHARMACY you
can ririsinv.. 7...,..t ... .. .
T v "Lyyv.iu ujjuu it tuaz onty
the purest and best Drugs and Chemi
cals have been usedthat they were
compounded by thoroughly experienced
- ..... auo mat. ine price paid
was not unreasonable.
34 Soutb Itlaiu St.
J. M. CAMPBELL,
DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE
AM) AGENT FOR THE
ASHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION
AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
jjorsp. i'oh hunt.
- r. '".. ...... i nuiiiii luillliy. H S 111 r-
nisned, only lour minutes' walk to puhlic
siiuiirc, lust nt street ear line. None hut re
sponsible pnnies need to apply. lliKht rooms,
all modern improvements. Apply to
J. M. CA Mr BELL.
?OR SALIi
1 h.v. fnr ..I. n t ., , . .
'he most complete cottages of M rooms in
Asheville. Alltnodern convenii'itL-rs rivhtm..
trtfM ,'ir tin. V,..-. K. l.l ... . .
. .hi., .uiu ul once, mce
S4.8II0. Apply to J. M. CAM Plll'l.l..
Ileailiiflll lot nrt r-n- . . re i . ..
larne oak shade trees, must go. Apply to
J. M. CAMl'llliLL.
Si. room hn... .... e . ...
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