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( ryZLj y ' ' Asheville Daily Citizen fyOLUME VI. NO. 305. ASHEVILLE, N. C, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 25, 1891. PRICE 5 CENTS. - L1NVILLE JNVITR8 INVRSTIOATION AS TO Climate, Water Supply, Drainage. Drive, Parks, Scenery. Plan, Building Site, Investments. l.lnyllle, f. C. ANALYBI OF WATER l URBDATTHB ! ASHEVILLE SODA WATER FACTORY, I I 217 HAYWOOD ST. '. TolloaWI.TH OF MASSiCllliBTTS, f IKRTIPICXTR OP ANALYSIS. tate Aesayer'. OfBce, 297 Praaklin 8t nnnTnN MABft . Aoril 21. 1891 ; T Cha. H. Campbell, Aahcvllle, North Car olina. ...... The aample of water aubmitted for analy. al. ha. brrn carefully eiamlned, with the fol- lowing result.: , Tk. ahiia. Iti narta rter 100. 0O0: solid., volatile 2 00 ' Airri 3.00 ' total 00 S Grain, per one U. 8 galUn 2. so f Thla -l,r Im atl aan.t entirely free from Of- ganic matter, ahowmg very alight trace, of ' Iron, .ulphur ana lime, i ne water mi 1 eacellent in all reapecta. It ia very seldom we 9 And water ao free from organic or mineral I aaatter. i H. I. BnWKBR, ' State A.aayer. CORTLAND BROS., Real Ktrtate Brokers, And Investment Agents. NOTARY PUBLIC. Loan, ac arely placed at S per cent. Oflleea: 34 20 Patton Avenue Second floor. Mini v REAL ESTATE. Wittii 1. OWra, W. W. WaT GWYII & WEST, (Sateaaanra va W altar B.Owya) ESTABLISHED z88i WW TO MNK OF MHUVUli. REAL ESTATE. Losni Securely Placed at S i Per Cent. i Notary Publk. Comralseioner. ofDeeda FIRE INSURANCE. OFFICK Ottntkoaurt CoHaa.-are. I , JAY GOULD SAYS I ' Tfeat H a man ran aave one dollar out of . -.vary Ave dollar, he aarns, aueh a man will 4 be rick Inaldr of twenty jreara Call on na i and we win tell vou how to do It. as' we have J jmmi wmIimI private advices from Jay oa the s nigwi. , Oar baatneaa aaa beta Terr prosperous, dnvtac the paat year, tn spite at the hard rWnea. aad we take thla opportaaity to J taank oar frfcmd. and cnatomera, aad to wish tkra all loag llfc and happlaeM. JKNKS A JENK8, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. jRoomsi io, McAfee Block. US Pattern At., AakcrtlW. M. C. SMOKED MEATS. A fine lot Country Hams Just received, also fresh lot of Mniinolia, Baltimore and Bone less Hams, all sixes. ENGLISH Ct'RBI) BRFAKPA8T BACON. DRIED BKKF. SALT FISH MACK KB HI., MIU l.B rs, WHITK AND CODFISH (!ANNED MEATS. Ox an Lunch Tongues. Totted Ham, Tongue, Chicken, t. Corned Beef. CAXNKIt FISH. Mackerel, Salmon, Surdlnee. Oy.trrs, Etc., Etc. Cra ha A. D. COOPER, North Court Square, Corner Main and College 8ta. THE OPPORTUNITY OF A Lift TIME. The celebrated Oreen Brier White Sulphur . : . viroinia. U nm-rcri for ante. I ne l..ri'v valued at $1. 000,000, to be dl Tided Into 1,000 aharea at 10".'.h- Tin 1 t .ham m-rlvr a lot worth the par volue ol the stock, and the chance of securing valuable improveo proper.? n. A JTo.LOOO hotel at $50O. other Improved properties at proportionate P""' merits monthly. For rthejr prt.ci,1.rj call on ' 'Agent. WILLS BROS., ARCHITECTS, 28 Patton Avenue. Neat Y M C A build'g. novl d3m p o BosftS4. HIGH GRADE GROCERIES. Our nim it to keep the best. We offer baits, but tell at the very lowest price con sistant with the high quality of our goods We five especial attention to the purity of our gooda, and can nlwaya guarantee them to be free from adulteration. We have the largest and beat aeleeted a'ock of Pine and Staple C.rocerlca ever offered to the people of W extern North Carolina. Powell & Snider, WHOLE8ALB AND RBTAIL C.ROCBKS, Corner Patton Avenue and Main Street. FOR SALE! Cheap, If aoon purchas-d. one of the ore! ticat homes in Aane leville. new, beautifully An l.hrrt fine location, cloae to atreet eara. ai arveral other Soe propertlea that are wort your attention. Two oeauunii uuiiuuik Lota In all parte of the dty. 11 in rent Pine tracts of timber land and standing timber. Mineral propertle.. MONEY TO LEND. Llat vour property with us and have It sold and rented. It'ST PUBLISH HO our new pnmPiiiei am Aaheville. Pull of latest statistics, call ror a copy. BRUCE H. JONES. (Successor to Blgelow ft J ones.) RRAUR8TATB AND INVBSTMBNT8. Room M A fee Block, 82 Pattoa Avenue. SUMMER GOODS. Leonard Dry Air Refrigerators. This is the refrigerator that ga ve our customers so much satisfaction last year. Full line at our store. Bole Aaheville Agent. WHITE MOI N TAIN TRITI.B MOTION Ice Cream Freezers AKH TUB BUST. WB HAVBTIIHM. NO. 4.1 PATTON AVKNl'E. Price. Loweat of the Low. TAYLOR, BOWS & BROTHERTON. aprldeodtm FREEZERS, FREEZBRS, White Mountain -AND- ---ARCTIC THEBKHT IN THE WORLD. Wr have received a quarter gross of these well known good all sites Now before you buy a freezer (.ire us a call We also hare Refrigerator., Ice cheiita. Water Cooler", I'ly Fans, Rtc Our China, i',lius, Tinware and house furnishing departments are larger than ver. Special Friday Sales. Don't forget to attend our apecial alaugk- ter "Prlday" alt, neit Prlday, May let. We will have theae alaughler day. once a week hereafter. We have act Prlday for the ha' f ln day, and those who attend will be a. lured of buying the goods we offer lower than they ever did in any city. Come and he convinced. THAD. W. THRASH & CO. "CRYSTAL PALACB," 41 Patton Ave. Buyers Of DrUgS Tell ur they have l-t . ... I money by monkeymf? witn Knoxville and nichmond a treacherous memory and the : 4-....:.. f .1 - II1MKI 1-llllU V HI III UIIIIIH'I n SOtnetimeH leads them astray, but t iey invariably ttnd it .',, ji pays them to draw their nup pli..Ho.T. Smith & Co., m Asheville, the largest Drug Store m VNentern North tar- olinn ji unvinrr nf Froirrht 'l, .....1 .V.,:..l. thnrffes, find JUlck time m getting gOOdS. a re important iteniS and COllllt HI) 111 a ... .. I vt-iii n tir-itiiiiun iii.tiwun large purchases in the pn- llUirV markets, enable this MOUSe tO place UrilgglStS nj-ticlpu mbi t.lio lisiiula nf consumers and dealers, at prices never before enjoyed west ol the nine Kidge, cus tomers are served by pro fessional experts of lnrge ex perience, trustworthy and competent the stock carried to DV tlllS nrm COVWB tWO noorS of two hundred and fort y forty feet in total length, and fifty two feet oj total width-tins IH Hie t)IIIV IM IHf Oiuru lU- CH ted On tllO I'llbllC SllUare in Asheville 110 trouble tO find the place orders by mail receive Prompt and c..i nc it .lr. rum ui in iriiinm irin.ii ur- sired, tt the Hilt 'lory Park Hank. SPECIAL. An intm-nae aaaorttnent of Straw llat. for men. nova, and children at fram fifteen to thirty per cent, below competitors' prices. The stock emhracce almost every conceiva blc style and color in all grades. No purchaser can asTord to miss the oppor tunity. FINE TRUNKS JUST RECEIVED. II. REDWOOD & CO. Clothing, liry (looda, Hats, Rhoea, Carpets, Kte., lite. 7 A 9 PATTON AVIS BOOKS k STATIONERY, PICTURES AND FRAMES, Artists' materials. IUIB APlf r ja.r-a uwuat, ALL AT RSTA HH (HlK S " " -" v w 22 SOUTH MAIN STREET, ASHEVILLE, N. aprlSd J. W. SCIIARTLE, MERCHANT TAILOR NO. 3 NORTH MAIN ST. Just received, a full line of Bagllah and do mestic woolens for spring aad summer. fcbil44em THE MEETING LAST NIGHT. NATURE'S BUVNTIKfl I It f4T NOT BP. HPI'RNED. The Holld Bnaineaa) Sense of the People Asmerla Itnelf Repre Mentallve Citizen Voice the Pre vailing aentlment In Favor or Continued Progress)- The moat sanguine vrell-wiilicr of I lie improvement measure could not have hoped for a more representative gnther. itiR in the interet of the scheme than the one that crowded to the doora the court room last night. Prominent men from every condition of our citizenship were present and gave attentive ear to the terse, pointed talks of the sneakers. It was a gathering of neighbors 'lis- cusaing a matter of mutual interest, in a neighborly way; and all went home with increased faith that to vote "for the bonds" will materially enhance their in dividual intereats. There wns no attempt at making po litical capital out of the movement ; on the contrary there was hurmony, exhuh- erant unanimity, from beginning lo end for the succeas of the bonded loan. Mr. Charles T. Rawla was unani mously chotten for its presiding officer by the meeting, and immediately after taking the chair called upon the friends of improvement to make known their ideaa of what ia at present the chiel'eat matter of concern to Ashe ville. B. D. carter was called upon and 8T . ' 77'VV yJ and said the matter should he diariiaarri as an econofnic aaettian nmonff . t. ot the same community, with individual opinione subordinated to those for the general good, without mtterneaa or k.ialilila H- fWi-ilu.,1 f h. ..I0I,. progress of the sentiment in favor of the TT vl vne "tura. outgrowtn of the determination of the people that our city snail come up to the lull meas ure ol prosperity designed lor ner by the Almighty, and thedemandsofotirrapidlv growing business intereats: the magnifi cent opportunity of our city's lifetime is now, and the present the time for the la boring man, with everything to gain, and the,a"ndwlMI, with Valuable property to improve, to join in pushing to succeas- IUI completion me inientieu incisure, ann learn on imimait 1110 nrontwlrrl in Utah nCisa never-to-be-loruotten leaann. rr will carry J.Y. Jordan apoke briefly as to the viable reputation Aaheville has gained abroad for the progreaaive spirit ol hei jieopie, n no expressed ma ueuei in the un- doubted success on election day of the tntiida ot improvement. DBTKKMINKD TO HAVE IMPROVEMENTS. I). C. Wnddell auggested the evident determination of the people to have the needed improvements, and ol his faith in the pending measure as being the mode br which the crratest eood to the renlr.1 .r.ml attained, ami th"1 u" l"e t,mc he " for the h'"- """"" 7 ",BI l RcptalH calli brought Cnpt u I; Carter to the platform and hia remarks were chiefly addressed to honest ohiec tors. He cited cases from the supreme court decisions as to theconatitutiouality of the act, and declared his willingness to lawyer that That (TfftllU. I RinSC 1MB I IJ II la I It'll IB the bj is cnl)tjtuti()I,nl. man's denunciation of the spirit that has oeen me nere ana tor twenty years has attempted to improve the ucntral por tions of the city at the expenae of the less tavored localities, was roundlv ap plauded, as was the statement that the old plan had been tried to satiety there fore endorse the new plan because it gives a chance to improve the whole town and puts the expense where it be longa on the shoulders of the projiertv owners. COI.OKKD MEN TALK Capt. Natt Atkinson suggested to the colored citizens present that they call upon memliers of their race to address the meeting and John H. Williamson editor of the Raleigh Gazette, responded Ilia speech waa timely, well worded anil bv its quaint and somewhat homely phrases took with the audience im meusely. He urged his people not to let it lie said of them that the negro ob atructed the prosperity of the city, but to come up and vote the tax upon theae white men wha desire it, and share the proceeds. He told them plainly that there was no politics "in it," but that it waa a wise measure that would benefit no man more than the laborer. Rev. H. S. McDuffie, rector of the col ored Episcopal church of the city, gave the meeting assurances of his hearty sup- r , l ' t .L.L I. port oi an measures naving ior mrir ou- lect the city a good, and hoped hia peo ple would cheerfully grant the request of the property ownera who are seemng their votes. mr. Collins' view Mr. H. T. Collins, the republican can didate for mayor, was called for and read from manuscript his views upon the aubiect before the meeting, as follows: 1 reoresent solely and simply myseii in what 1 have to say, and shall give my honest convictions aa to what 1 believe to be best for the people of Asheville in its present condition and for the future proapeets ot tma city. What are the tundamcntai advantages of Asheville wherein does her present and future Droanerity lie? Certainly not in present or prospective mnnuiacturing industries- the conditions are not lavor- able, no matter how much we may eret it. To what ehall we look from whom shall we expect future growth We have beautiful scenery a climate un surpassed and woiidenully inviting to tamiliesot leisure, to tnvaiius ano lour- ists. Do we not look for the settlement in n.H.t in our midst of men who have accumu lated means, by which they will enter in to competition with others in buying and beautifying land and in building residences corresponding witn tneir means? Thus giving employment to thousands of mechanics and artisans of every class. 1 may refer to Mr. Vaudcr- bilt as a conspicuous example. Men ol family look first to the morali ty of the town in whicn tney to bring up their children secondly, very, very closely to and the taxes how raised and to the rattag The taiea on their homes woald not ao much considered aa the fact that their being reaidents would compel them to pny whatever rate prevailed on every claaa and description of property they ight chance to own. Would such men these consent to establish their lor- tunes with us, so long as the method of latng taxes, remains uncertain f It therefore seems to me that the question of general or special taxes hould be quickly settled, as it will de termine whether excesaive or moderate rates will prevail. General tax skould be defined as applying only to the main tenance of the necessary departments of city government the needs of the city government, and that only. Let special taxes apply to all thinga Ise. Under theae conditions we shall are prosperity. Let the question of taxes be clearly defined and finally set tled in this way and you will he following the rule of many pretentions and pros perous cities. For every property holder and for all citizens ( every class, exie- nence has clearly proved this course to be wiaest and best. As a citizen I am content to abide br the rotes of the majority on the im provement act. As a candidate for nice, 1 have nothing to do with the decision of the question, the votes of the people will decide the measure. I wish uinly that they may decide it wisely." At the conclusion of Mr. Collins speech the meeting adjourned. Hull's cornet band was present and by their well-rendered selections atlded to the entertain ment of the lnrge audience. VON MOI.TKK DEAD. The Veteran Field Marshal Dlea Very Hnddeuly. Berlin, April 2.r). l-'ield Marshal Couna Von Moltke died in the study ol a official residence on Konigsplatz last ght. All officers of the general staff were informed of hia death and they all assembled at the dend soldier's house before daylight. The count ate a heavy aupper and nl- terv arda drank some tea and rose from his seat with the intention apparently of retiring. Suddenly he staggered and would have fallen but for the assistance nf a servant. The count waa carried to his bedroom nd placed upon the lied, upon which he ied a few minutes later. The emperor, who was at Wartbtire, wns promptly informed of the veteran Field Marshal's death and immediately telegraphed expressions of sympathy to the family of the dead soldier. The will of the count directs that his funeral shall lie strictly private. WII.I. B: M'aCINI.KY. ItlH Name Will be PreHented by Fire Alarm Foraker. Col.t Mlirs, Ohio, April !i5. The tncet- ng of membera of the republican atatc entrnl committee in Columbus vesterdav ttracted to the city a large numlier of epresentativc republicans from every piarter 01 the state. I he indications are that the nomina tion of Major Mckinley lor governor will lie made by the convention without the slightest opposition and the im pression prevails that McKinlcv's name will he presented by none oilier thnn ex-governor Foraker. The committee lias called a state con vention to meet at Lolumbus on Wed nesday, I tine Hi and 17. AfiAINHT BONDH. Mr. carrier Hnya Weal Aatievllle Will vote No." I'.ditor The Litrrn: ou had an article, "A Good Move," to bond the town of West Aaheville for $.15,000 for the purpose of buying the bonds of the Asheville I-'aat Line and Suburlinn rail road. You may atate that I am oppoaed to nil bonds on our town or township to trade for construction bonds for any rail road. I do not consider it a bus iness transaction but a scheme. You can anfrlv aav West Asheville will not vote for bonding the town for anv such purpoae. Yours. E. 0. Currier. AN ENGAGEMENT. HrlllMta Forcen Pnl 1,000 Muni purlai lo FIlKht. Simla, April 25. A dispatch from the trout says the British forces advancing on Mnnipur met and engaged a force of about 1,000 Mnniptiris on the 23d inst The latter commenced hostilities by opening fire upon the British column The latter replied with a fire of their field artillery, ann tnc enemy nea in uisoruer. Several messengera from the tribesmen have arrived in the British camp suing for peace for the insurgents. That splendid picture of Asheville for a six months' subscription to "The Citi ten." See advertisement. CHURCH NOTICES. Pint Bantiat church, Rev. W. A. Nelson, and 8 p. m. pARtor Services at 11 a. Sunday school at B:o a. m. Preach Broad Baritlst ehnrch Rev. J. Q. Adams, pastor Services at 11 a aaa 8 Sunday school at 9:30 a m. Sunday school at the Me'hodlst Chapel on College street, bcuinn'ni! promptly at 4 p. . wiauae Miner, aupcnnicuucui. West Knd Rapti.t Mission Rev. W. P. Southern. Sunday school at 3:30 p. m. Service. Sunday morning and evening. Christian church, Rev. P. V. Arthur, pas tor Services at 11 a. m. and p. m. Bible school 9:30 a.m. All are cordially Invited. Central Methodist Kpiscopal Church South R. C. W Bvrd pastor Divine service at It a.m., and 8 p. m. Sunday school at 9.30 Firat Methodist Episcopal church, corner Haywood and Huttma streets l'reacning at 11 a. m. and 7:so p. m., oy 1. u. Jones. Riverside M. t?. church. South Divine urvii-e 111. a and 8 11. in . Fcv I. L. Troy pastor A welcome for all. Sunday school at 3 a. m. North AshevllleM. B. church. South Rev. r M ramtihell. nastor. i-rvtcrs at 11a. m. and S p. m., ny Kev. w.i.. MHionee, 01 Franklin. N C. P.m Mill Bantlst church. Blltmore Rev I). B Nelson, pastor Sahhath school at 9:3. nrrnchins at 11 o'clock a. m., and prayer meeting at 3 o'clock p. m. First Presbyterian church, Rev. W. S. P. nm. nastnr Divine worship tomorrow at 11 a m and p m. Sabbath school at :30 a. m. Ilailey street Sablmth school at p. m. Young people's rattling at 7: in p. m. Trinity Bplscopal church. Rev. M'-Ncely PuBosc, rector Fourth Sunday after Raster Holy communion. 7 30 a. m.; Sunday school and Bible class, 0: 30 a. m.; mornmu anH aermnn. 11 A. Ttl : confirmation lecture, 5:!M p. m.; evening prayer and ser. mon, a p. m fathttiir church, corner Havwood and Flint streets, las B. White, rector Divine service at T:30 a. m., The Rt. Rev. Leo. Haid.O. 8. B., Vicar Apostolic of North Caro Una, will ptach at the 11 o'clock service. Father White will officiate. All are cordially invited to hear the Bishop. They will be well I repaid for their time thus spent. WHAT THE ALDERMEN DID. THE tVKEICI.Y MEETIKO HKI.II I.A8T MIGHT. Nothing; of Hpeclal Importance Tranaacted-Tbe Board Will Not Exempt mas Other if anufacto-rlea-Permlta and Bills. The board of aldermen had a less inter eating meeting last night than usual. Aldermen Miller, Fitzpatrick, Wolfe, McDowell and Leonard were present, and Mr. Miller presided. THE NEW RAILWAY. J. T. Bostic presented a petition signed by twenty-four proiierty owners along East street consenting lo the building of a street railway from Nortk Main street by way of East atreet to Carolina ave nue. Mr, Boatic asked the board to pasa an order granting to J. B. Boatic and others the privileges extended to the Asheville street railway company. The order was put on its third reading and passed. NO M09E EXEMPTION. (5co. A. Shuford, esi., appeared for the Buncombe Brick and tile company be fore the board in reference to exemption from taxation. He was informed that the board had definitely disposed of the matter at the last meeting and it would do nothing more than carry out the con tract made bv a preceding board. C. H. Miller complained of a sewer connection on North Main street, and asked if it was his duty to construct a catch basin. The board said it was. UNHEALTHY POOL. Complaint was agnin made of the foul condition ol the pool of water at the corner ol Water and Walnut streets. C. B. Atkinson, for Mr. White, asked that a street be opened from Southsidr avenue to McDowell street, running parallel to South Main atreet. He was instructed to have a plat made of the property and the exact location of the atreet and present them next Friday night. woi i.iin't exempt. The matter of giving tobacco ware houses exemption from special taxation, which waa postponed from last Friday night, was decided adversely to the warehousemen. Street Superintendent Murray report ed that several locks to catch basins nlong the "water line" to the reservoir hail been broken bv someone, and wanted to know if there was a penalty for such offense. The ordinance provides a fine of S-'O. IN NEED OF MACAIIAM. John H. Barnard, superintendent of the Aaheville street railway company, asked the board for iierinisaion to rus the crusher so as to get macadam to put down on ita lines, in accordance with the company's contract with the city. I ermission was granted. The street committee wns instructed to have a leme in front of Mrs. Lewis proicrty on Bailey street put back to its old place Irom which it had necn removed by the city aome moatlia aince. SEVHKAt. PUKMITS. Building permits were granted as fol lows: C. L. Lindaey, contractor, ten room house on Starnes avenue; six room house on liast street; lour room house on Senev street; Thos. I). Johnson, brick building on South Water street; J. B. Hcnsley, eight room hottae on Bailey street; J. H. McDowell, house on South Main street. Mrs. n. L. Milliard ap plied for a permit to erect a frame build ing near the Cain house on South Main street. It waa relerred to Aldermen Mc Dowell and Leonard aa a committee. ASt) THREE hll.l.S. The following very moderate nuinbei of bills was ordered paid: Asheville Ice and Coal company, coal, $16.50; I'eani- man & Co., tools, $16.10; Lewis Deprue, laving sidewalk an South Mam street $67. HE WII.I. LECTURE. The Man who I.lcked a Mayor' TtiurNclay Night. Sam Jones will certainly be in Ashe ville next Thursday night. It ia thought that Manager Baldwin whose company will occupy the boards at the Grand next week, will give up Thursday night's date to Mr. Jones, so, he will lecture there. If, however, that arrangement cannot be nimle, the evangelist will lecture in the old opera hall, in the court house, The hall will tie thoroughly cleaned and renovated. The subject of Mr. lonea' lecture has not vet been announced, but will be in ample time. He had Killed a Soldier. Walla Walla, Wash., April 25. D. Hunt, the slaver of Privatt Miller Wednesday night, wna lynched last even ing bv soldiers from the garrison and fell in the court house yard riddled with six teen bullets, four of which entered his head. That splendid picture ol Asheville lor a six months' subscription to "The Citi zen." See advertisement. Stock Quotation. Nrw York. April 2S Erie 221; Lake Shore 111; Chicago and Northwestern 1121; Norfolk and Western 54: Richmond and West Point Tcrminul 1"': Western Union H2S. Baltimore PrlrcH. BAI.TIMORR, April 2ft -Flout, dull and unchnnircd. Wheat southern, dull FulU, $1.1K(lf l .23; Longberry, $1,20 1.25: western, easv: No. 1 winter red snot at st.ia'.iMl.ieVk. Corn southern and white, dull nnd nominal, H3f(7!Sc; yello dull, 82(X4; western, quiet and easy. Cotton In Bltflit. Nbw Vosk, April 28. Thetotnl visiblesup nlv of cotton for the world is 3,14,357 hales, nf which 2.47S.057 bales are A men- can, against 2.44H.124 and 1,723,624 bales respectively last year. Receipts at all in terior towns, 31.231 bales; rrceipts from plantations, S4.327. Crop in sight, 8, 076,967 bales. New York market. Nkw York, April 25 Storks, steady. Money, rosy at 3; Exchange, long, 4 Kf,; short, 4.HVi; state b nds, neglected; gov ernment bonds, dull but steady. Cotton, dull sales, 171 bales; Uplands, S'jc; Orleans, 9 5-1 Ac; futures 0ened quiet and closed steady; April, 8.59H 60; Mai. H:fl9W8.60; June, Bf(f,H.67; July. 8 7fi(!B 77; August, dull and heavy. Whcnt-eaav and dull. rrn ouiet but easv. Pork Quiet but firm at $12.00(914 00. Lard quiet but easy, at $6 97V4- Spirits Turpentine quiet hut .traiily. nt 40M.40MiC. Rosin dull but steady, at $1.60(311.70. Freight. ea.y, We have the largest eup ly of CARRIAGE SPONGES in the city, and they are be ing sold at REMARKABLY LOW PRICES. Sponges that usually retail or 25 and 35 cents, we can sell for 10 and 15 cents, and make a reasonable profit. Call and examine for your self. fl RANT'S PHARMACY. 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 Waters, Extracts, Face Powders and high grade Soaps at UKAAl'S I'UAKMACr.2 Prescriptions filled at all boars. Goods delivered free ol charge to any part 01 thecitr. GRANTS PHARMACY. If you want a handsome pair ol cut glass Bottles call at GRANTS PHAR- AI.4C Y. Hot tics ranging in price from One to Fifteen oollars per pair. you want a first-class Hah Brush for a small amount of money, GRANTS PHARMACY is the place to go to get it. All kindsof Tooth Hi usbes, Bath Brushes, Hutu 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 Loem cats have been used that they were compounded by thoroughly experienced Pharmacists and 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. JfOR 8ALB I have for sale for a few days only, one of the most complete cottages of 8 rooms in Asheville. All modem conveniences, riKhtnear streetcar line. Must be sold at once. Price $4,800. Apply to j. M. CAMPBBLL. Beautiful lot on Orovcstreet, 75200 with large oak shade trees, must fro. Apply to J. M. CAMPBULL. Six room house corner Spruce and Wood fin for sale low. Also lot 70x105. Location splendid. Have for sole 10 or 12 lota of 20 acres, more or less cuch, 2V miles of court house at $50 per acre, anil within one mile of pro posed street railway. The timber on the land is worth price asked. Apply at once. Terms easy, to suit purchaser. Parties can get inotiKh lire wood off the land to pay for it within one year J. M. CAMPBELL- For sale OR lota near Vanderbllt's estate. from $100 to $.r00 each. Applv to J. M. CAMPBELL. f OR RENT. Furnished house of 6 rooms, elegant neigh borhood. Possession given about M ay 1st. JOHN M. CAMPBBLL. House of H rooms on Liberty street. Good garden, water in yard, $'40 per month. CHINA. In Dinner and Toilet Ware -WB OPFBR- SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS NOW, IN LOW TRICED GOODS, SUITABLE FOR FURNISHING COTTAGES. A good dinner set 100 pieces, i decoration on good ware.... ..$ 8.80 A splendid set 102 pieces, a very good decoration 12.85 Carlsbad china dinner sets, rich deco rations on fine shapes, worth $35. 23.80 Toilet Sets complete In good decora tion S.4S Toilet set, with slop Jar, decorated In color and gold on Adamant china, the best set for the money, sec It.. 4 95 The largest .tack China and Ola., cutlery silver and plated ware and naveltles and we claim the lowest prices always. J. II. LAW, Nob. 57, $9 and 61 S. Main St.
Asheville Citizen (Asheville, N.C.)
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April 25, 1891, edition 1
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