e Dai Citizen i VOLUME VI. NO. 296. ASHEVILLE, N. C, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1891. PRICE 5 CENTS. Ashevill ly LiNviLLE-- INVITF.S INVI'.STII'.ATUJN AS TO Climate, Water Supply, Driven, Parks, Scenery Pinna, Building Sites, Investments. 1.1NYH.1.K imm.of.mi'.nt co.. I.lnilllc, N. C. JliSSK R. STAHNI, UNDERTAKER : AND : EMBAIMER. RVKHV Kliyl'lSlTB OP THB miMlNKMM PITRNI8HBD. EMBALMING A SPECIALTY. tSatlnractlon C.uarauteed. Prompt Attention Oiven to Call, Day or Night. Office and rc.idenee No. 27 North Mnin Street. Telephone No. 61. CORTLAND BROS., Rcnl Estate Brokers, And Investment Agent. NOTARY PUBLIC. Lonna ae -urely placed at per cent. Office.: 24 At 2fl Patton Avenue Second loor. (rhndly REAL ESTATE. Wauth p. OwTar, W. W. WsnT. GVyil & WEST, (Hnceawsra to Walter B.Owya) ESTABLISHED 1881 REFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE. REAL ESTATE. Loam Securely Placed at 8 Per Cent. Notary Publh.. Commiaalonera of Deed. FIRE INSURANCE. OFFICR Southeast Conrt Rcjaare, JAY GOULD SAYS Tfant II a man ean save one dollar out of every Ave dollars he earns, such a man will be rich lusid of twenty ivears Call on ns and we will tell you how to do it, as we have Ji-sH received private advices from Jav on the obit ct. Onr business has been verv nrniioeroiis. during the past year. In spite of the hard j trme and we take this opportunity to 1 thank onr friends and customers, and to wish I them all loaf lit and happiness. I JENKS a JENK8, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. Room 9 ft 10, McAfee Block, 3 Pattoa An., Aiacrilli, N. C "LIVE AND LET LIVE." AT MY STORE GROCERIES Are offered subject to these three important qualifica tions: QUALITY, which must be i od. (QUANTITY, which iniiHtbeas much for tliesiiiue money as jci von elsewhere, and PRICES, which must at all times reflect the lowest market quotations. If you want to endow your dollars with their greatest piirchasinn- power, an exami nation of our prices willslmw tli;tt they art ROi'K IJOTTOM. We have HOOlbs broken H'rain rice which weuffcruntil closed out at He per pound. A. D. COOPER, North Court Square, Corner Main and College St. THE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFE TIME. The cflfbrtrrl Grrrn Brier White Sulphur Spring), of Virginiti, l oflircd for wnle The property vflliirrl nt $1.lMto.ooo, to be 11- vitleil Into l.oori nhnrrn nt $1hi nub. The purrhHitrr of two KhnreH rccrivrH n lt worth thr par vnlue of the utink. nml tin: i-hmiee of nei-nrine valuable Imnrovt-tl property nt a nominal price A J -.(.( mi Hotel at jmhi, other im prowl nroitrriie at proiiortionale prlmi. Pay- rmntii mtititlil.v For further jmrtinilnr call JUI1N l. 1111,1', A Kent. WILLS BROS. f ARCHITECTS, UH Patton Avenue. Nnt V M C A hiiiM'R. P ( Bnnftn4. novl d.'tm HIGH GRADE GROCERIES. Our aim i to keep the liet. We offer no haiu, but nell at the very In went price con i Bt ant with the hitch finality of our goodi We jive enptcial attention to the purity of our goorip, and can always guarantee them to be frte from adulteration. We have the larceat and best selected stock of Pine find Staple Groceries ever offered to the people of Western North Carolina. Powell & Snider, WIIOLF.SALB AND RBT.ML CKOCF.RS, Corner Patton Avenue and M Min Street. FOR SALE! Cheap, If )oon purchased, cne of the pret tiest hinrs in Aunty Hie, new, beautifully fin ihi'tt, tine locution, close to at reft cars. Also severn 1 other fine proerties that arc worth your attention. Two Iwautiful building sites. Lots in mII purls of the city. Mouses to rent. Fine tract of timber land and standing timber. Mineral properties. MONEY TO LEND. Lint yonr property with at and hare It sold and rented. It'HT IVai.ixnnD )nr new pamphlet An Anhevlllc. Pull of Inteat atati.tic Call for a copy, HRVCK H. JONES. (Rucceaaor to Rlgrlow A J one.) REAI.;nRTATR AND INVHSTMBNTS. Room M A fee Block, 83 Pattoa Arenac. A New Door Bell. TUB Laneatttcr Self Acting Belt SUPERCEDES ELECTRICITY. NO IIATTURII'S TO NKKIt ATTENTION Call and m them in operation at TAYLOR, BOUIS & BROTHERTON'S, 43 PATTON AVE., Western North Carolina Agin. SPRING AND.SUMMER GOODS NOW READY. Larger Stock Thau Ever. Prices from M.oi) to $25.00 fur sets. TKN different decorations in Kitclmh semi porcelains. The great feature or dinner and tea ware is that w can give .vou onlv nuch pieced as you need, nnd do not compel you to t .ke all tnc pieces in a set. We keep it in open stock, and when you I iron k a piece you cm grt matching from us, for years to come as readily its white ware. Our l.nit.rn mi.H .n wnn, ,n ... lhm 112 tree dinner net fine good., nnd gmd decoration Including .nuptiireen only $ i I 7.Y I" pirc. chninhcr wt rich and nnnorlrd dreo intionH. niiccinl bargain $.'t.on. Rich dceo ratrri liiu lisli tea del r.H pieces nt the low price of $4.7A. THAI). W.THRASH & CO. CRYSTAL PAI.ACB CHINA AND CLASS Buyers of DrugH Tell us they have l ist. money hy inonkeymc: Willi KnoxviMe and Richmond a treacherous memory and the importunity ol drummers sometimes leads them astray, but they in variably hud it pays them to draw theirsnp pliesofT. (!. Smith Co., in Asheville, the largest Druir Store in Western North Car- )lina a sa villi; of Freight Charges, and quick time in getting goods, are important irems, and count up 111 a year s dealings making large purchases in the pri mary markets, enable this Mouse to plaice Druggists' articles into the hands of consumers and dealers, at prices never before enjoyed west of the Blue Kidge, cus tomers are served by pro fessional experts of large ex perience, trustworthy and competent the stock carried by tliis firm covers two lloors of two hundred and forty r a; j.j .11 il. 1 i-.ffj. icei. in xoiai leiigui, aim nity two feet of total width this is the only Prux Store lo cated on the Public Square in Asheville no trouble to find the phice orders by mail receive prompt and careful attention refer, if de sired, to the Battery l'ark Bank. Sin v . r-' A GRAND STOCK OK CLOTHING New ready for inspection, embracing all grades from low priced to fine work made of foreign stuff. II. REDWOOD & CO. Dry Ooudn, Mat., Shoe., Smnll Warm, Cloth ing, Carpet., Ktc. 7 & 9 PATTON AVE PICTURES AND FRAMES, Artists' materials. TOYS AND FANCY GOODN ALL AT ESTABROOK'S 22 SOUTH MAIN STREET, ASHEVILLE, N. C. apr IK A J. V. SCHARTLE, MERCHANT TAILOR NO. 43 NORTH MAIN ST. Ju.t receWed, a rail line of Basil.), and do- mc.tlc woolen, for aprlng aad aummer. rcliilAdam HARRISON IN TENNESSEE. THE PRF.aiDENT HANOHOHE- I.V K IiC EI VEU. A Maniple Reception and an In- lance of aouthem Hoapltallv On to Lookout Mountain. Known. 1. ... April 15. The I'rcsidcnt w;is licnrtilv roceivcrl here yeoterdny. CiiATTANiHKiA, Tcnn., April l.'i When the pri'siilcntifil tniin renehnl here nt K::iO tins inurninu I'tillv 3,(100 )eople were assimhled nl the atntitin. A milnte ol thittrcii nxma was fired ns the presi dent deacendccl from the train. The heavy pilliir of the depot. .were draped with the uational colors and in ever greens ahovc the main exit to the street were the words "Welcome to President Harrison. An electric car completely covered with flags and bunting awaited the party at the depot. From the depot in h to tin- cars two lines of policemen wt-ii-drawn up in full unilorni. The re- c piiou CDiinititli'r ntiinlicrt'd lillv, in- lutltnjj ininistrrs Imm I he It-adini! cou- Ktiti.iiiiin .-iikI representative colorrd iieu. i lie party was loincd here hv Mr. ind Mis. Carter Harrison, thc'iirrai- dt nt's brother, and sister-in-law, Ironi Nashville. The streets of the citv were crowded. the BiirroumliiiK towns lilwrally contrib uting to the throiiir. (lailv decnrntrH electric ears, three in number, rapidly eoiivwro tnc parly to the incline nt the 'Ol ol Historic Lookout Mountain. The party remained a few momenta on Lookout mountain. The (lav was e- iK'ciallv desirable for n LM'.-tiid view. The cars were aain hoarded and the party returned to thecity where carriages were in waiting nnd the party driven through the principal streets. With few excep tions the business houses along the line i tne president s visit were handsomely lecoratcd with Hags and bunting floHt ng from evi-ry window. As the earrinws passed t he corner ol Knglish and Hroad streets twenty-live thousand cardboard slips were thrown fiom the Times build- li Idling the air and tallinir in Hakes in the carriages. They were inscrilied Welcome, Mr. President, to Chatta nooga." The Times is amongthe lending democratic journals ol the south nnd thiscouitcsy was favorably commented upon. 1 be public schools have been riven n holiday and drawn up in line upon Mc Callic avenue, the main residence street, were thousands of school children dress ed in Sunday clothes and waving a wcl- mic with Hags. The president and his guests bowed their acknowledgements. i ur siniin irom winch the president spoke and where be held a general re ception was profusely and tastily decor ated. 1 lie root was hunirwilli tht St.n s and Striiies and everv bit of timber eov- ercd with the national colors. MRS. K. W. HAU'ORD niCAIt. The Wife of IreHldenl HarrlMon'H l'rlvate Secretary. Washinctos, D. C, April 15. Mrs. Mary Prances Ualford, private secretary to the president, died here this morning of chronic bronchitis. Mrs. Ualford had been nn invalid for many years, and had only four days ngo arrived here from Thomasville, Ga., where she always siient the winter. While her death came with startling stuMuiness there has been hut little hope of her recovery for some months past. Her attacks of asthma were very severe nnd it was found that she might pass away ut nny time in one of them. Mrs. Halford was about 42 years of age and the youngest daughter of George W. Armstrong, of Wilton, Maine. She leaves a dn lighter, Miss Jeannette, about 18 years of age. The body will be taken to Indianapolis for interment. CI STOMS COALITION. Oerinanjr Fixing to hit France Another One. Paris, April 15. It is announced that the German government has decided to conclude commercial treaties with llel gium, Switzerland and Italy, in addition to commercial treaties now in progress of conclusion ln-tween Germany and Austria. This action upon the part of Germany is understood to he that Ger many is aiming at a customs coalition hetweca herself nnd the countries men tioned as against France. APPROPRIATION! A Nahm Sleet I. lie to be Held Friday NlKht. There will lie a mass meeting of the citizens of Asheville at the conrt house Pridnv night, nt 8 o'clock, for the pur pose ot discussing the improvement bill now before the voters for their consider ation. Some of the leading citizens are instrumental in calling the meeting nnd everv friend of the mensure should be present. The meeting will oism at the ringing ol the court house hell. Death of w. F. Brown. W. V. Brown, who has been nt the Unttery Pntk hotel for several months died there last night. His home was in Cleveland, Ohio, but for some time he had been in Asheville. He was about 36 years of age and had many friends among the men of Asheville. His wife was expected to reach here today and the remains will be taken to Cleveland for interment. Broke Hla Arm. I.titlicr Mason, the little lwiy whose arm wns so badly mnnglcd by a machine nt tne cotton lactory as to render ampu tation necessary, .a rcMinru ns renting easy today, and it is thought he can be removed to his home across the river to' morrow. The operation of amputation was perlornieil hv lr. h. L. Marnes, as sisted by Dr. J. C. B. Justice. Eniclneer WIlHon'n Condition. A telegram to Superintendent McBec to-day from Dr. Few, of Ilcndersonville states that Knginecr Wilson, who was injured in the collision on the Asheville & Spartanburg road Monday afternoon, it somewhat restless, but with fair chance of rapid recovery. The other injured mcu are improving. Son or Temperance. Chas. L. l.indsey, of Asheville, grand worthy scribe of the grand division Sons of Temperance and R, L. Penland of Clyde, grand sentinel, organized a lodge of that order nt Bryson City, on the 11th. There were twenty-two members. STOPPED THE RVRslIAK SHIP Hue Was Loaded With Rallwav Material. Constantinople, April 15. A Russian war ship belonging to a volunteer fleet fitted out by popular subscription, has been stopped by the Turkish authorities on duty at the Dardanelles. The Rus sian vessel was proceeding on her way to Vladivestock, Asia, on the sea of fapan. She was loaded with railroad material and had as passengers a large number ot "military workman" detailed to con st ruct n trnns-Silierian railroad. The K us sian commander appenled to the Russian ambassador and after a warm protest, the vessel was permitted to proceed. A DESPERATE BATTLE. CHILIAN INSURGENTS MAIN ANOTHER VICTORY. They Defeat, with Heavy Loan, President Balmacadaa Troopn Tlireatenlng; the Capital and Val naralNO. Paris, April 15. Dispatches received here from Chili state thnt a desperate battle, resulting in a victory for the Chil ian insurgents has been fought at Copin po, (or San Francisco IK.- Silva, as it is also known), the capital of the province of Atncamn, thirty miles from the sea. Only meagre details of the battle are giv en. Thr insurgents after a long and deter mined struggle defeated, with heavy loss, a force of 3,000 of President Balmaca da's troops. Dispatches, whieh are sup posed to have originated from insurgent sources, adds thnt t lie insurgent army is increasing steadily in strength and thnt it intends shortly to march upon the capital, Santiago de Chili, as wrll as upon Vnlpariso, the principal port of Chili. SIX W KICKS IN WATER. A Mall Hack Recovered From the Tennessee. Several weeks ngo when the Hoods caused the washout on the Murphy Uranch of the Western North Carolina railroad, the mail was transferred across the Tennessee in a smnll boat. On one trip of this boat, something struck and partially capsized it. Two bags of mail were spilled out into the waters of the Tennessee, but one of them was recovered in a short while. It con t nined some registered mail. The other iiag could not be found while the river was so high, although a continued search was made for it. The river has resumed itsnormnl depth now and Monday the long lost sack of he United Stales mail was discovered. Uv authority of the postal regulations ovcrning such occurrences, the bag was sent to Asheville, as the terminal point if the mail route. It reached here yes terday afternoon. Of course it was opened when it got here, nnd the sight thai met the gaze of he clerks in the Asheville office was athcr bewildering. There was a con glomerated mass of wet paper, resemb ling pulp prepared lora paper mill. Mixed in with this mass was a pair of shoes, thoroughly soaked and about ruined after their six week's stay in he waters of the Tennessee. The address on the package in which these articles of footwear were enclosed was destroyed. The letters, which are tor the postotlices in Cherokee, tnd Clav and other western counties, were tied in a bundle and while verv wet. were in a passable condition. lhcir addresses were legible nnd thr letters are being dried today. There are about 50 of them and they will be for warded to their destinations tomorrow. The papers nnd other packages were ruined nnd their addresses were totally lestroved by the water. The dead letter office will receive the illegible mail. Sl'BI'RBAN RAILWAY. Director ol the Sulphur Spring Road Elected. There was a meeting ot the incorpora tors of the Asheville and Sulphur Springs railway at 11 o'clock this morning in the office of J. B. Bostic. Present at this meeting were: A. R. Fskridge, of At lantn, K.G. Carrier, J. B. Bostic, 1. T Itostic, I), C. Waddell, W. W. Bnrnard R. McBrayer and J. D. Carrier. Directors for the ensuing year were elected by the inconvorntors. The board is as follows: A. R. Ivskridge, li. G. Carrier, D. C. Waddell, J. T. Bostic and T. II. Cobb. On the adjournment ot this meeting, the newly elected board of directors met and elected officers. A. R. Eskridge was made president and J. D. Carrier was elected secretary and treasurer. A com mittee on bv laws was appointed con sisting of the following: 1. li. Rankin, T. H. Cobb and K. McBrayer. It is the intention of this company to build an electric railway from the Rich mond nnd Danville railroad depot to the Sulphur Springs hotel, through the prop erty ol the West Asheville Improvement company. The road will run over tht new iron bridge omit across the rrench Broad river at the junction of that stream and the Swannnnoa. It is hoped that the line will lie in running order within sixty days. That splendid picture ot Asheville for a six nwnths' atibseription to "The C'iii ten." See il-ertiscment. MAY DIE FROM BI'RNS. Terrible Accident to a flood CHI- ken ot Leicester Township. A horrible accident occurred at the head of New Found creek, yesterday, that will no doubt result in the death of a good citizen. Yesterday morning, Jas. A. Bonhnm, living about 12 miles from Ashe ville. in Leicester township, dis covering thnt a portion ol tne county stock law fence was on fire, went to work to subdue the flame. In doing this his clothing caught fire, and he was fearfully burned about the head, one ear being roasted to a crisp and an eye burned out. No one hut a small daughter was near him at the time. Dr. J. M. Stevens was called in and ad ministered to Mr. lionnnm t wants. He says, however, that the sufferer can not possibly live. Mr, Bonhnm is a good honest citizen and liked by all who,know him. He has a large family. Spring stirs up the bile. You lose your appetite, feel weak, too hot, and Oh! so tired. Take Simmons Liver Regulator RUSSIA FORWARD MOVES, A BIU WAR ONLY A QUESTION OF TIME. ureal Preparation for Making Runala Oflenalve an Well aa De. reualve-F.flect of New Railway Building;. St. Pktkrsiii'rg, April 15. In spite of the peaceful utterances of government officials everybody knows that Russia is making extensive preparations for war and that her rivals are, on their side, making counter preparations for the great struggle which must, sooner or later, take place. Russia has been spending enormous sums in the construction of strategic tail ways and, in this and other ways ar rangements for the transportation of large bodies of Russian troops to the Austro-German frontier arc almost com pleted. This movement of Russian forces towards the frontier of Germany and Austria would, four rears atro. have re quired six month's time, while by the use ol tnc new strategic railroads, a month s time is all that is necessary for the vast concentration of troops which is looked forward to tn t lie possihle near future. RIOTING WEAVERS. They are on a Strike and Troops may be Needed. London, April 15. A disturbance of the pence was caused by riotous conduct yesterday by the striking weavers at Bradford, Yorkshire, and it still contin ues. A large concourse of people gather ed, swarming about the town hall siuare, where the municipal authorities forbade the strikers yesterday from hold ing their meeting and thus caused a ser ious conflict with the police, The police today have as yet refrained from any interference with the strikers, but the troops are kept confined to their barracks and are under arms, ready for instant action in the event of renewed rioting. Thougtt the police have not made any attempt to disperse the crowds about the square they have been makinganum bcr of arrests of strikers who n recharged with intimidating conduct towards the weavers not on a strike. DONE UT I.IQl'OR DEALERS. They Terribly Beat an Officer ol the Law. Bi'RI.ington, Iowa, April 14. An own revolt against the prohibitory laws oc curred in this city yesterday. A county constable named Green, who has been a searcher in connection with the justice court at Medea Police, came to Burling ton with three deputies and began to search (or one Hirschlwrg. Before he had mushed reading his warrant an or ganized band of forty well-known liquor dealers administered a terrible beating to him. Green's skull was fractured, his nose broken and one eve nearly des troved. His three deputies deserted him at the first blow and escaped from the crowd. ATTENTION! To the Rough And (Snard. Ready The annual reunion of the Rough nnd Ready Guards will take place at the first camping ground on the banks of the Swnnnanoa, May 2 and 3, 1S91, Col. R. S. Rcnnett has promised to meet us there, and will deliver an ad dress. livery member of the 14th N. C. troops is hereby invited and wc hoe all who can, will meet us. Rev. R. N. Price will preuch on the 3d nt 11 a. m. in memory of our dead. Let every menilier be there with three days rations. J. M. (lurlcr, Capt. Com'g. For jo.ooo of Ca. Washington, April 15. Agents of North Carolina have just begun the ex amination of the records in the direct tax matter. They estimate that 30,000 IH-rsonsin North Carolina arc entitled to repayments. Why of Course. El Paso, Tex., April 15. The entire democratic ticket was elected here yes terday. Stock Quotations. Nsw Vn.K, April 1.".Krle lfc,: Lake Shore 107: ChicaKO nnd Northwestern tlo. Norfolk anil Wrttcrn 5:113; Kii-hnmnd and West Point Terminm 1 T-!M; western 1 nion HI I4. Baltimore Prl-es. Pai.timokr, April 15 -PlmtT. quiet. Wheat southern, firm; Fnltl $1.1 (ftl . 1 ; l.onfi herry. $1 .1.1(41 .'JO; wr.tern. .tronij: No i winterredspot; April, f 1 i:iU; Ma . $ 1 . 1 .1' Corn southern, strong and at-tivr, white, soe; rrlluw, Hoc; western, inactive ami higher. New York Market. Nsw Turn, April in .stocks, dull hut henvy. Money, easy at 5; I'.xehnnKe, lone. .HM.(it4-W short, .Hl.ftii.KS' ,; state h.;nd.. nrKlt('ted; government bond., dull but .tenttj. cotton, quiet ale, l u bale.: Upland., S lA-IAc; Orlean. H V'; fu ture, opened and closed .tendy; April, ; Maj, H 6.1; June, M 73; luly, N.Hlt; Augu.t, R.87; September, a. OB Flour quiet but nrm. w heatquiet but strong. Com .lull but firm Pork active ano nrm, at i2.uucbi ho. uara quiet bat firm, at $7. oft, Hpirit. Tur pentine qniel but ntrnity, at O(40Vie. Rosin quiet bat Arm, at l.fl7'j(Jl.i FreighU ateadv. AFFAIRS OF COSSFQL'ENCE. The total loss by fire in Chicago Sun day is $1167,0(10; insurance $200,000. Assistant General Manager Holcom, of the Union Pacific railway, has resigned and will be succeeded by lid. Dickinson, recently with the Baltimore and Ohio. Count Lewenhaupt, who married Miss Helen Bavard, youngest daughter of ev Secretary Thomas P. Bayard, on April 2, has just died ol typhoid fever at Wd mington, Del. One hundred lending citizens called on the mayor of New York and demanded that he immediately put the advisory committee's plan for cleaning the streets into operation. Colonel George W. Williams, an Ameri can negro, in an open letter arraigns King Leopold, of Belgium, and Henry M. Stanley, for maladministration of the Congs free state. Spring stirs np the bile. You lose your appetite, feet weak, too hot, and Oh! so tired. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. We have the largest sup ply of CARRIAGE SPONGES in the city, and they are bo 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. (i II A .NT'S PI I AltM AC Y. KEPHALINE will relieve neuralgia, head ache, or toothache. 25 cent a bottle at Grant's Pharmacy. 77ic finest nnd most comvlete stuck n, Colognes, Toilet H titer. Extracts, Face rowaers ami nigli grade tionps at GKASrS 'iMA'AfitT.l Pictcriptions filled at all hours. Goods delivered free ol charge to any part 01 the citv. 0KA.rS l'HARXlACY. If you want a handsome nair of cut glass flottles call at GRAST'S I'HAR- t.tct. Mottles ranging m price from Ooc to Fifteen dollars per pair. II you want a first-class Hail lirushfor n smnll amount of monev. GRANT'S PHARMACY is the place to go to get it. A II kinds of Tooth Hi usbes, Ha th llrushes, Hnth Gloves, Sponges, etc. When your Prescriptions aie com- pounded nt GRANTS PHARMACY you can positively depend upon it that only tne purest ana Best Drugs and Chemi cals have been usedthat they were compounded by thoroughly experienced Pharmacists and that the price paid was not unreasonable. a4 South Main St. J. M. CAMPBELL DEALER IX REAL ESTATE AND AflEXT FOIt THE ASHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. POR SALB I have for sale for n few days only, one of the nui.t complete cottugea of K room, in Asheville. All modem conveniences, rightnenr treet car line. Must be .old at once. Price $,H(H. Apply to J. M. CAMPBELL. "rautiful lot on Orore street, 7!ii2nO with large ouk .hade tret., must go. Apply to J. M. CAMt-llULL. Sis room house corner Spruce nnd Wood tin for .ale low. Also lot 70x105. Location splendid. Have for sale 10 or 12 lots of 20 acres, more or less ench, 2' miles ol" court house at $50 iter acre, ntitl within one mile of pro posed .tnet railway. The tinilicr on the land is worth price asked. Apply at once. Terms easy, to suit purchaser. Parties can get inough lire wood oh the luad to pay lor wunin one year J. M. CAMl'UULL I'or .ale tin lot. near Vanderbilt'a estate. from $lou to $.'00 each. Apply to J. M. CAMl'BBLL. JOR RENT. Fnrni.hed house of fi room., el.eant nek-h. borhood. Possession given about Mav ImI. JOHN M. CAMI'BUI.L. House of rooms on l.ilH rtv street, l.onrt garden, water in yard, $'JO per month. CHINA. In Dinner and Toilet Ware -WB OFFBR- SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS NOW, in Low pricki) r.oons, SUITABLE FOR FURNISHING COTTAGES. A good dinner set 100 piece., a neat decoration on good ware $ S.S0 A splendid set 102 pieces, a very good decoration 12.NS Carlsbad china dinner sets, rich deco ration, on fine shapes, worth $35. 23. GO Toilet Set. complete In good decora tion 3.46 Toilet set, with slop jar, decorated in color and gold on Adamantchina, the be.t act for the money, see it.. 4,05 The largest stack China and Olaas cutlery liver and plated ware and navcltlc. and wc claim the lowest price, always. J. II. LAW, Nob. 57, 59 and 61 S. Main St. i M 1 , 9 : hi T I r ,1

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