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VOLUME VI.-NO. 269.
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ASHEVILLE, N. C, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 14, 1891
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PRICE 5 CENTS.
-iLINVILLE.
A place planned and devel
oping as a
GREAT RESORT.
Situated in the
MOUNTAINS
OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA,
A region noted for henlth
f illness 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
aTaded roads and extensive
FOREST PARKS.
A desirable plao for fine
residences and
HBATHFVL HOMES,
A good , opportunity for
profitable investments. For
illustrated pamphlet, ad
dress. LINYILLE IMPROVEMENT CO.,
Lln-lUe, Mitchell Co., N. C.
-Yachting and other caps. New
lock. Bon Marche.
UsTNew Oinghams, new Laces, new
Embroideries. Bon Marche.
MSprllmnn's Spring Derbies, latent
nape, beat quality, leas price. Bnn
Marche.
f EASTER CARDS,
Raster Booklets,
Easter Novelties,
in i;rbat varirbty at
ESTABKOOK'S
Book and Stationery store
12 SOUTH MAIN STREET, ASHEVILLE, N. C.
ape lSd
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REAL ESTATE.
WlLTII B. OWTK. W. W. WlT.
GVYN & WEST,
(Ihicceasors to Walter B.Owyu)
ESTABLISHED 1881
REFER TO BANK OF ASHCVILLE.
REAL ESTATE.
Loans Securely Placed at
Per Cent.
Notary Pablk. Commlealoaen of Deed.
FIRE INSURANCE.
OFFICK Southesust Court Square.
JAY GOULD SAYS
That H a naa eaa .are one dollar out of
every Ire dollars he earn., aueh a naa will
be rich Inside of twenty ireur.. Call on a.
and we will tall yon how to do It, aawehave
jart race! red prtTatc ad rice, from Jay oa the
,
dating the pa.t rear, In spit af the hard
num. aad we take tkla opportunity to
thank onr friend, and customers, and to wl.h
them all long life and happiness.
JENK8 JBNK8,
REM, ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
aldMMns A 10, McAfee Block,
M Patton At., Aahcvtlle, N. C.
Sirs. Burgwyn Maltland's
HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
No. 40 Preach Broad Avenue.
Tboroagh tnatrncttoa la Bngtleh, French
aad Latin. Also Made and other aarom
pllshmenta. Special attention girea to the
traJang of Httlt girls,
decf its-
JOIN THAT LARGE ARMY
Of sensible economical people who from ex
perience hare Warned that
COOPER'S
la the Baat Place to buj
Groceries, Grain, Fee, Etc.
Von caa trade with n. with the perftct at'
nranc that our price are "Sock Bottom.'-
We are .tin atlting Magnolia Ham. at 13c It.
retail.
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Main and College 8ta.
JKS8E R. 8TARNE8,
UNDERTAKER : AND : EMBALMER.
EVBRV RliQI'lSITl! 1)1' THE BUSINRSS
Fl'RNlSHBD.
ALMING A 8PECIALTY.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Prompt Attention (liven to Call, liar or
Night.
Office and residence No.
27 North Main
Street. Telephone No. 61.
STATION INN,
BILTMORE.
RESTAURANT A LA CARTE.
ELEGANT APARTMENTS.-
-SINGLE OR EN SUITE.
Visitor, and Re.idcnt. wilt find thi. a molt
harming and attractive .topping place.
M KNACK AND Cl'ISINB KQt'AL TO THB
BEST.
E. H. NIES,
LATE WITH DBLMONICO.
dec9dtf
ZEB VANCE
will tret their. Wc bet on Old Zrh being
ttaf bent Flour in town. We have junt receiv
ed n freth Int of
KEG AND BOTTLE PICKLES
Come and gWe them a trial, at
HARE BROTHERS.
17 South Main Street,
CORTLAND BROS.,
Real Estate Brokers,
And Investment Agents.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Loana secure) y placed at 8 per cent.
Offices:
34 3R Patton Arcnue Second floor.
stbBdlT
WILLS BROS.,
ARCHITECTS,
38 Patton ATenne.
Next Y M C A build'g.
ootI dSm
PO Box 884.
JOHN CHILD,
( Formerly of Lyman ft Child ),
Office No. i Legal Block,
REAL ESTATE
AND
LOAN BROKER
Strictly a Brokerage Business
Loan, securely placed at 8 per cent.
FOR SALE!
Cheap, if soon purchased, one of the pret
tleat home, in Asneville. new. beautifully fin
l.htd, fine location, close to .tract can. Al.o
several other fine properties that are worth
your attention.
Two beautiful building rites.
Lot. in all sarta of the city.
Houaea to rent.
Pine tract" of timber land and standing
limoer. mineral properties.
MONEY TO LEND.
1 .lot your property with ua and have It sold
and rented.
Jit.t Pt'si.ian rd Our new pamphlet oa
Aih.Tille. Full of latest statistics. Call for
a copy.
BIGELOW & JONES,
REAL B8TATB AND INVESTMENTS.
Room it Alee Block, 33 Pattoa Avenue.
Hints to the People.
Double thick hotel goods. All sizes,
? rices compare with eastern. Thad W.
hrash, 41 Patton Avenue.
A fine Japanese plate or cream pitcher
given with every two dollar purchase at
Thrash's, 41 Patton Avenue.
Havilands dinner sets, new ones com
ing. See them before you buy, best goods
for the least money, at Thrush's, 41 Pat
ton Avenue.
Rogers' best triple plate and ivory
handle knives nnd forks, spoons, etc.
Sjiecinl prices, offered for next ten clays,
don't miss this chance. Thrash's, 41
Patton Avenue.
Still keep it in your mind that we arc
headquarters for dining room and kitchen
utensils, in granite, iron, tin steel and
metal goods, wooden ware, etc., sample
of the best dry air refrigerator in the
world, in stock now and ready to take
orders for the spring trade. Thad.
T brash's.
It is not necessary to tell you, but a
glance at our mammoth stock will con
vince you that we have the largest as
sortment imaginable. Our motto:
"Prices tell the tale." Thad. Thrash's,
41 Patton Avenue.
Visitors take notice. We have received
a line ot cut glass and other novelties, all
suitable for souvenirs, odd china with
Asheville" painted on it, much admired,
call and see them. Thrash's, 41 Patton
Avenue.
WE WILL PAY
v. ash Tor 10,(M0 pounds or Pure Itoeswai
if delivered to us at once.
T. C. SMITH : CO.,
Wholesale and Retail lriiRKl"is,
Asheville, N. C.
LOTS : and : LOTS
LOTS
AND
ov
Handsome Novelties
NOW ARRIVING.
II. REDWOOD & CO.
Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Pry Goods, Pancj
Goods and Carprts.
7 & 9 PATTON AVE
annum a. wilkis.
A. CABTSB WALKS
WILKIE & WALKE,
(Succeuor. to T. Ilkie Si Atkina.)
NO, II PATTON AVENI'E,
Tanney'. Pine Candies in sealed packagea,
and alao in bulk, received freah every week
We are exclualve agents In Aaheville.
Stf-Give ' Tnney'a" a trial, if you wi.h
the flncat.
OAKLAND HEIGHTS SANATORIUM,
(FORMERLY OAKLAND INN.)
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
MOST COMPLETE HEALTH RESORT
IN THE SOUTH.
Appointments ua.nrpaa.ed. All modem
theraputic appliance, and hatha for the re
lief and mre of nervosa aad ehronie dia-eaaea-
Tnrklnh. Roman and luealaa hatha, Belec-
trlrity. Manage, Swadtah Movameata, all in
eluded la price of room.
The Medical Management under the direc
tion or nr. p, w. Neeraa, recently of the lack
eon Sanatorium, at Danavillc, N. V. For fur
tner particulars addreaa,
Miss Emily Vaughn.
ASHBVILLB. N. C.
MR. W. B. GWYN ACCEPTS,
HE I A CANDIDATE FOR THE
MAYORALTY.
A Look Lint f CJeutlemen Who
are Pleased to Vote Fur Him at
the rrlmarv-The Aldermanlc
Candidates.
The progress of the municipal cam
paign is indicated by the following lists
of names and the letters of acceptance ol
the gentlemen petitioned:
To Walter B. Ovrya, Esq.:
Wc the undersigned, democratic voters
of the city of Asheville, do hereby request
you to allow us to announce you as a
candidate for mayor of the city of Ashe
ville, subject to the action of thv primary
election to be held on the 8th day of
April next, and we hereby pledgcyou our
most hearty support lor the nomination
in the said primary election.
To Messrs. T. C. Starnes, J, M. West
all, R. I.. Gialiam and W. T. Reynolds :
We the undersigned, democratic voters
of the city of Asheville, do hereby request
you to allow us to announce you as can
didates for aldermen of the city ol Ashe
ville, subject to the action of the primary
election to be held on the 8th day of
April next, and we hereby pledge you
our most hearty support for the nomina
tion in the said primary election.
The following names were signed to
each of the foregoing petitions:
J. H. Weaver
T' J. Jones
W. R. Patterson
F. M. Snyder
R. G. Johnson
J. W. Kines
C. A. Raysor
J. F. Brandon
W. L. Shope
W. L. Brotherton
K. W. Robertson
L. P. Horten
A. L. Alexander
W. H. Piers
F. E. Mitchel
C. M.Rollins
C. W. Brown
jl.T. Cook
J. B.Johnson
M. Hllick
H. D. Child
j. E. Madliss
E. I.Holmes
J. H. McConncl.jr.
J. P. Sawyer
James Frank
T. P. Hamilton
W. C. McConnell
W. V. Tennent
F, M. Lindsev
U.B.Wells '
L. II. Alexander
J. F. Blair
. E. Rankin
J. A. Williams
JT. W. Patton
S. Nowell
H. . Aston
W. S. Beam
John Child
:S. Ilammcrslilag
Will Aiken
W. H. linloe
A. F. Morris
H. E. Hall
J. E. Volk
P. P. Claxton
S. G. Bowis
R. R. Hill
,F. A. Sondlcy
Ed. Sevier
It. i. Rcvii
!W. F. Snider
R. C. Bollinger
John V.Jordan
iR. 5?. Stewart
A. R. Ogburn
J. C. Moore
!H. B. Proffit
'W. P. Ilolioml
W. A. Winburn
. II. Ie
B. M. Lee
C. L. Glnscox
lAlvin Gherkin
IR. P. Portner
H. F. Arnngton
J. W. M. Burton
t. Baird
. W. Stewart
. W. Baird
I. Nnlnnd
N. P. Chedester
(leo. W. Brown
A. T. Wilev
R.J.Sherrill
S. H. Chedester
N, W. Allen
N. B. Atkinson
P. Johnson
W. Girdwood
A. Owenbv
W. T. Weaver
B. H. Williams
W. D. Williamson
H. McConnell
C. Brown
Pitch Taylor
A. Wilkie
F. Tavlor
T. C. Smith
B. Krwin
A. Cook
A. Porter
M. I.nshlcv
'en. S. Powell
H. Arnold
no. A. Campbell
L. Cook
H. Yateman
T. Sisk
P. McLoud
ames Pvatt
M. (ones
W. Witherington
Stikeleather
M. Rcavis
C. Smith
,. lohnson
R. K. Rnwls
W. M. Noel
C. Ilord
W. Smith
A. Burroughs
F. Hmmcrson
Nat Atkinson
W. Iladcer
!J. A. Watson
W. F. Rundolph
R. L. Nelson
P. Baldwin
I. W. Anderson
H. T. Nix
D. C. Boone
eo. A. hhutonl
M. Rector
A. Jones
n Sudduth
F. Graves
F. Reeves
J. W. Smathers
(J. Taylor Amis
E. B. Atkinson
I P. A. Mclilroy
F. M. lohnson
,W. R. I'etmiman
'W. P. Pegram
!C. A. Moore
D. I.. Watson
,A. L. Carter
I. Merrick
B. E. Atkins
IW. H. Penlcv
R. II. Rccvs'
S. H; Reed
h. Chapman
C. H. Miller
J. W. Siwars
iF. M. Weaver
J. M. Alexander
C. B. Atkinson
A. F. Randolph
IC. T. Peal
10. F. Poor
jS. H. Beam
I Lock Craig
T. L.Johnson
A. Lytle
H. Thrash
W. Pickins
Williamson
J. F. Harris
I). Groat
S. P. Menrs
Geo. Sudderth
Thomas Hrown
W. W. Wcrrell
Geo. F. Scott
G. W. Davis
W. H. Westall
M. B. Mclnturft
E. C. Chambers
W. 0. Rector
. Rnnkin
S. Fletcher
M.J. Bcarden
J.H. Law
O. Martin
W. U. Justice
S. R. Keplar
T. L. Kavheld
W. G. Houghton
H. Barnard
G. Anderson
J J. Hill
J. r. Woodherv
W. 0. Woolf '
A. R. Coolev
H. F. Grant
T. C. Westall
L. McKee
J. 1. Mears
T.J. Wooldnoge
W. N. Hatch
W. M.Jarvis
G. L. McDonnel
IJ. M. Lorick
W. 1). Hilliard
J. H. McDowell
J. A. Bowe
E. P. Mangum
. H. Woody
J. A. Williams
W. C. Carmichael
J. D. Robertson
The following gentlemen signed
for
aldermen and not for mayor:
B. W. Burkeholder E. H. Neis
1
W. Cortland
'W. A. Blair
T. W. Fitzgerald
John Flcther
S. W. Stewart
jThos. D. Johnston
S. C. Cortland
T. P. Doe
Carter Walk
W. M. Clark
The following
gentlemen sign for
mayor and not for aldermen :
C. A. Ravsor J. H. McConnell
W. R. Patterson W. H. Pierlv
A. R. Ogburn W. A. Winburn
R. S. Stewnrt Thomas Brown
R, C. Bollinger S. R. Kepler
W. C McConnell A. L. Carter
James Frank
About fifty additional signatures were
received too late for insertion in the
above lists and will be published Mon
day. THE GENTLEMEN ACCEPT.
The petitions were presented to the
gentlemen named and the following notes
of acceptance were sent to Mr. Powell
and others who had thematterinchnrge:
Asheville, N. C, March 14, 1891.
Gentlemen: I thank you for this very
gratifying evidence ot your esteem and
confidence, and 1 accede to your request
with a full appreciation of the gravity
and responsibility of the position I would
assume, should I be elected to the office
of mayor of this city.
Yours very truly,
W. B. Gwyn.
Ashevillb, N. C, March 14, 1S01.
Gentlemen: Answering your petition
we hereby signify our willingness to al
low our names to go before the primary
election in April, and if nominated and
elected, will serve you to the best of our
ability. W. T. Reynolds,
T. C. Starnks,
J. M. Westall,
R. L.(
. Graham.
INSANE PERSONS BURNED.
THEY PERISH MISERABLY IN
THE FLAMES.
The t'anal Result When an itiHane
Asylum Takes Fire The Saved
Inmates Huddled Together In
Outhousea.
Nashville, March 14. The beautiful
Central insane asylum seven miles from
this city is almost a mass of ruins, and
beneath it are the charred bodies of half
a dozen inmates. In the out houses near
by are huddled the poor demented crent
utes who found an asylum in the struc
ture now laid in ashes.
At 10:15 last night a tongue of flume
broke through the roof on the western
main wing.
An alarm was given and tour hundred
inmates of the institution were thrown
into wild commotion.
Twenty-eight men were in the wing
when the fire caught and twenty-two of
thera were quickly removed to the main
hall. The other six were left to their
fate behind the impassable wall of fjame.
The lost is heavy, but the building was
insured.
IT'S FIRST FORM.
How the Improvement Bill Went
to RalelKh.
From a correspondent at Raleigh The
Citizen has learned a few facts concern
ing the mnnner in which the much-discussed
appropriations bill was passed.
The bill as it was finally passed by the
legislature, differs vitally from the form
in which it was first introduced. City
Attorney Cobb, after consultation with
a number of citizens at a meeting called
lor that purpose, went to Raleigh and
mul the bill introduced in the house. As
the bill read then it gave the board of
aldermen of Asheville absolute authority
to issue bonds to the nmouiit of $.11)0,-
000 for the improvement of the citv's
streets.
Had it passed that wav, the people of
Asheville would not have been allowed
to vote on the proposition at all.
The bill wns relerrcd to the house com
mittee on corporations, to be reported
on. Kepresentntive Mark Kced, in
the committee room, in the presence of
Muvu. Blanton, who had been tele
graphed for, Mr. Cobb and several others,
declared that it was an injustice to the
voters ot Asheville to allow the bill to
pass in its original shape.
After that it was considered advisable
to change the bill, allowing the voters a
chance to say at the polls whether or
not they desired to have the city im
proved. That change was made, and in
that shape it was passed.
A GOOD I DIC A.
Mr. A Mlt Will Bring- His
Mineral Water Into the city.
B. J. Armstrong, who lives in Chunn's
cove, about two miles east of Asheville,
received permision from the hoard of
aldermen last night to lay a line of pipes
from his house across the mountain and
through one of the streets to a point near
Court place. His object is to bring water
from his spring to the city and keep the
water on sale.
The spring furnishes an excellent chalyb
eate water, which has been much sought
for by visitors to the city. The experi
ment will, no doubt, be a paying one.
Mr. Armstrong has contracted with J.
W. Garrett, of Spartanburg, for the con
struction ot the line. The power is to be
furnished by a Garrett hydraulic motor,
of which Mr. Garrett is the inventor.
Work is to be begun very soon, and will
be pushed to completion.
CHURCH NOTICES.
Catholic Church, Haywood street
Services at 11 a. m.: Sunday school nt
10 a. m.
French Broad Baptist church Preach
ing at 11a. m. and 8 p. m. by Rev
J. i. Adams.
First Presbyterian church Services at
11 a. m. and 8 p. m bv Rev. Henry J.
Pieraon, ot Boston, Mass.
Christinn church Rev. F. P. Arthur
will preach to-morrow at 11 a. m. and
7: jo p. m. amuiny scuooi at 10 a. m.
Bailev street Mission Sunday school
at 4 o'clock ; night services at 7:30. All
are cordially invited to these services.
Sunday school at the Methodist Chapel
on College street beginning promptly nt
4 p. m. Claude Miller, superintendent
West End Baptist Mission-Rev. W. P
Southern. Sunday school nt d:dO p. m.,
Sunday. Services Sunday morning and
evening.
F'irst Baptist church Preaching at
11 n. m. nnd 8 p. m. by Rev. 1. A
Speight, of Raleigh, N. C. Sunday school
9:30 a. m.
North Asheville M. E. church, South
Rev. C. M. Campbell, pastor. Divine
service Sunday morning at 11 a. m
and 7:30 p. m.
First Methodist Episcopal church
eornerof Haywood and Buttrick streets
'reaching at 11 a. m. nnd 7:30 p. m. by
Rev. J. 1). Kobcrson.
Central Methodist Episcopal church
South, Rev. C. W. Byrd, pastor Di
vine service at 1 1 a. m. and o
p. m. Sunday school at 0:30 a. m.
Riverside M. E. church, South Divine
service 11 a.m., mid 8 p. tn hv Rev
I). H. Comann, of Franklin, N. C.
cordial invitation is extended to all. Sun
day school at 3 p. m.
Trinity church Fifth. Sunday in Iyent
March 15, 1 801. Sunday school and
Bible class at 9:30 a. m.; morning
prayer nnd holy communion at 11 a. tn
baptisms at 3:30 p. m.; evening prayer
and sermon at 7:45 p. m. Kev. Dr.
Buxton, rector emeritus, will preach at
11 a. m, McNcely DuBose, rector.
A WHOLESALE LYNCHING
TERRIBLE TIME IN THE
STREETS OF NEW ORLEANS,
The Sicilian AaMaaalns Found Not
Oullty by the Jury aud the En.
fined People so to the Jail and
Hansj and Shoot the Murderers,
New Orleans, March 14. In the Hen.
nessey case yesterday afternoon the jury
rendered the following verdict as to
those charged with being guilty of mur
dering Chief of Police Hennessey: Mis
trial as to Holizzo. Not guilty as to
Macheca, Marchesi, Baguette, Marchesi,
the boy, Cardoni and Matrunga.
The afternoon papers got out extras,
spreading the news of the mis-trial far
and wide. Intense excitement was
thereby created and as if by one impulse
the people began to flock to the square
around the Clay statue. There speeches
were made by several persons indig
nantly criticising the finding of the jury.
As the shaking proceeded there were
cries of "Lynch them!" and when the
meeting adjourned it was to go to the
Parish prison, which was soon sur
rounded by several thousand people.
The doors were forced open and six of
the Sicilian assassins were either shot or
hanged.
The killed are: Manuel Pallet, Pietro
Monastorio, Antonio Scaffcdi, Jos. P.
Macheca, Antonio Marchesi and Anto
nio Bagnetti.
The excitement is at fever heat in the
city and the streets are thronged with
people discussing the lynching and the
finding of the jury.
Bid LOSS AT SYRACUSE.
Nearly a Whole Block
out-Two Fires.
Burned
SvKAorsE, N. Y., March 14.-A fire
started in the wholesale district at 6 a.
m., and beginning one door from Frank
lin and Fayette streets' destroyed every
store south of Fayette.
At 7:30 fire broke out in the Roscoe
wholesale fruit house, in another section.
It quickly spread to adjoining buildinus
east and west. The lournal office, in-
eluding the Associated Press day office,
s a total loss. The Yates b ock burned
fiercely .
At 11a. m the fire was under con
trol. The walls of the Montgomery flats
had fallen. The Vandcrbilt house has
becu scorched somewhat, but is all right.
College Entertainment.
A very pleasant entertainment was
given by the teachers and pupils of the
Asheville Female college, in the chapel of
that institution last night, for the bene
fit of the literary hall. A good audience
was present and the program was great
ly enjoyed by all who attended. Jhe en
tertainment consisted of music, vocal
nd instrumental, and recitations. Dr.
Jarratt assisted with the violin. Those
participating were Mrs. Child, Misses
Burmeister, L. Wav. Henderson. Ncw-
land, Lichtv, Jones, Arnold, Reeves, Wil
bar, Love and Rice.
To Revive the "BaptlHt."
Rev. J. A. Slight, associate editor of
the Biblical Recorder, Raleigh, has pur-
hased the subscription lists, good will.
etc., of the Western North Carolina Bap
tist, wnicii suspenoeu acre several montns
ago. Mr. bpeight will revive the paper,
beginning publication about April 1. He
will arrive this evening and will remain
until he decides on the location of his
office in this citv.
At thcY. M.C. A.
Rev. D. H. Comann, who is tosiieak at
the Young Men's Christian Association
at
4:30 to-morrow, has made many
friends during his short series of services
at the Riverside Methodist church. His
thorough acquaintance with his Bible
appears in everything he says. All men
are invited to attend this meeting and
hear the talk.
Lecture on Hypnotism.
Dr. Henry, the celebrated lecturer on
hypnotism and psychology, will opeii a
course of lectures, accompanied with
some wonderful nnd amusing experi
ments on subjects, at the Grand opera
house Monday night at 8 p. m. Dr.
Henry has a nntional reputation and the
lovers of science and fun will be highly
entertained. The lecture will be free.
Fire Loss of lioo.ono.
Ciiic.Mio, March 14 The burning of
the wholesale drug house of Humiston,
Keeling & Co., 153 an dl45 Lake street,
this morning, greatly endangered the
Sherman house and damaged Hoolcy's
theatre. Losses, $100,000.
Dr. Wlndtharst Dead.
Berlin, March 14. Dr. Windtharst,
parliamentary leader of the Cathalic
party tn Prussia, died at 8:15 this
morning.
A Dying prince.
Rome, March 14. Prince Nupoleon
passed a bad night. Death is imminent.
King Humbert visited the prince this
morning.
Stock Quotations.
Nkw York.M arch 1 4 Erie 1 R,:Lake Shore
in).; Chicago and Northwe.tern 10M&4;
Norfolk and Western F,2 Richmond and
West Point Terminal 18; Western I'nion
804.
Cotton In Sight.
Nkw York. March 1 4. -The total visible aup
Iv of cotton for the world is 3,304,716
ales, of which 2,7."0,91fl hales nre Ameri
can, against 2,7.'lf,U.15 nnd 2.1A2..13S bales
respectively lust year. Receipts at an in
terior towns, 47.706 hides; receipts from
plantations, 6A.434. Crop in sight, 7,
6(i8,040 bales.
Baltimore Prices.
Baltiuons, Mnrch 14. cotton nominal
and middling, at 9c. Wheat southern,
uuiet and firm: Fultl. tl 03W1.09: Long
berrv. St.0Kfiil.10; No. 2. $1.0514; western
ensy; No. 2 winter red snot ntid Match.
SI 04Ab((Si 04-4; May, .iu7ffi. ov-, corn
.outturn, quiet, white, 70v572c; yellow,
70($7lc; western, ouu anu easy.
New York Market.
Nnw Yosa, Mnrch 14 Stocks, dull but
firm Money, easy at 2V?; Richange,
long. 4.HSV4; short. 4.88V, state bonds
neglected; government bonds, dull but
steady. Cotton, firm sales. t04 bale.;
Vplnnds, 9 1-1fic; Orleans. 9Wc; futures
opened aad closed steady; March, a 7fisT
8 84; April, 8.81fS.88; Ma-., 8 2(f88.B7
lime, 9 01i9.06; July, 0 1 O&S0.1S; August
9 1349.1R. Flour ouiet and unsettled
Wheat- quiet but settled. Corn qui.t but
firm Pork quiet but steady, at $10.2ft($
I2.7r, Lara quiet out steaay, at sn.a'jt.
Spirits Turpentine dull but nominal, at
4IV3C. Rosin quiet but firm, at $1.S5(0
l.ou. rretgai. easy.
We havo 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 cent- nr1
make a reform; ;, , totti
Call and eimiue 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 comokte atntt m
Colognes, Toilet Water; Bxtracta, Face
rowaert ana mgn grade Soapt at
UKAm S rnAKMAL Y,
Ptescriptiona 61led at all hours. Goods
delivered free ol charge to any part 01
thecitr. GRANTS PHARMACY.
If jou want a handsome pair ol eat
glass Bottles call at GRANTS PHAR
MACY. Bottles ranging in price from
One to Fifteen Hollars per pair.
It ron 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 ashes, Bath Brashes,
Bath Gloves, Sponges, etc
When your Prescriptions ate com
pounded at GRANTS PHARMACY you
can positively depend upon it that only
the purest and best Drugs and Chemi
cals have been used that they were
compounded by thoroughly experienced
Pharmacists and that the price paid
was not unreasonable.
4 South Main St.
J. M. CAMPBELL,
DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE
AND AGENT FOR THE
ASHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
IJOUSB FOR RENT.
To a nood renter of smsll family. It is fur
shed, only foar minutes' walk to nuhlie
square, lust at street rar line. None but re
sponsible parties nedto apply. Bight rooma,
all modem improvement.. Apply to
J. M. CAMPBBLL.
?OR SALB
I hare for aale for a few davs onlv. one of
the most complete cottage, of 8 rooma in
Asneviiie. aiimonern convenieacea, rightnear
treet car line. Must be sold at once. Price
$4,80O. Apply to J. M. CAMPBBLL.
Beautiful lot on Orore street. 7Si200 with
large oak shade trees, must go. Apply to
J. M. CAMPBBLL.
Six room house corner Soruce and Wnnri.
fln for aale low. Also lot 70x105. Location
iplendid.
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