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Asheville Daily Citizen VOLUME VI. NO. 313. ASHEVILLE, N. C, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 1891. PRICE 5 CENTS. L1NVILLE INVITES INVB8TIOATION AS TO Climate, Water Supply, Drainage. Drives, Parks, Scenery. Plans, Building Sites, Investments. LI1HVII.LK IHPROTENKNT CO., Unvllle, N. . ANALYSIS OF WATER rSBDATTHB ASHEVILLE SODA WATER FACTORY, 217 HAYWOOD ST. CoiUOKWtl.TII OF MSCHI'SIITTS. I CBRTIP1CAT8 OF ANALYSIS. State tiujm'l Ofhce, 2S7 Franklin 8t J BOSTON, MASS , April 31. 1801. Ta Chas. H. Campbell, Asheville, North Car oliaa. The Mm pic of water submitted for analy tic hat iKcn carefully examined, with the fol lowing results: The water showa ia parte per 100.000: Solldi. rolatlle 3.nn " 6 itd a mi " total 8.00 Sralns per one XT. 8 gallon 3.80 This water Is almost entirely free from or- Raaic matter, showing Tcry slight traces of oa. sulphur and lime. The water le very accflent in all respect. It le very seldom we And water so free from organic or mineral matter. H. L BOWK BR, State Aeeayer. CORTLAND BROS., Real Estate Brokers, And InTCwtmcnt Agents. NOTARY PUBLIC. Loans se. urely placed at 8 per cent. OAecs: 34 Ax 36 Pattoa Arenas Second loor. fcbOdlT REAL. BSTATB. WALTS B. OWTM, W. W. Warn, GWYtl h WEST, (Sureon to Walter S.Owya) ESTABLISHED 1881 REFER TO IAMK OF MHCVILU. REAL ESTATE. Loan Securely Placed at Per Cent. Notary Poblk. CosimJssl oners ofDeedt. FIRE INSURANCE. OFFICK-Bantlieaat Court Btjaar. JAY GOULD SAYS That H a man can save one dollar out of every are dollara he cams, such a man will be rich inside of twenty jreare Call on at ad we will tell yon how to do It, stwchsrr J"t received private advices from Jay oa the artac the oast rear, m snlte of the hani ttoMS. and wc take this opportauity to taaaa oar mends and customers, and to wish them all loan; life and happiness. JUNKS 4k JBNKS, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. Rooms Jkio, McAfee Block, 3 Pattoa Art., AshevUla, N. C. SMOKED MEATS. A fine lot Country Rams just recti red, also afresh lot of Magnolia, 'nltimorcand Bone less Hams, all sites. ENGLISH CURED BREAKFAST BACON. DRIED BEEF. SALT FISH MACKBRBL, MULLBTS, WHITB AND COIIPI8H. CANNED MEATS. Ox and Lunch Tongues. Potted Unm, Tongue, Chicken, Btc. Corned Beef. C'ANNKl) FISH. Mackerel, Salmon, Sardines, Oysters, Crabs Btc, Btc. A. D. COOPER, North Court Square, Corner Main and College Sts. THE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFE TIME. The celebrated Green Brier White Sulphur Springs, of Virginia, la offered for sale. The property rallied at $1,000,000, to be'dl rided into 1,000 shares at $100 each. The fmrchaser of two shares receives a lot worth he par value of the stock, and the chance of securing valuable Improved property at a nomlnnl price. A f 3.M,uoo notei at anuo, otner improvrn properties at proportionate prices. Pay ments monthly. For further particulars call on JOHN CHILI), Agent. WILLS BROS., ARCHITECTS, 3S Patton Avenue. Next Y M C A build'g. novl d3m PO BoxR54. HIGH GRADE GROCERIES. Our aim Is to keep the best. We offer no halts, but sell at the very lowest price con- alatant with the high quality of our goods We give especial attention to the purity of our gooda, and can always guarantee them to he free from adulterations. We have the largest and best selected s'ocV of Pine aud Staple Groceries ever offered to the people of Western North Carolina Powell & Snider, WHOLESALE AND RBT.ML GROCBRS, Corner Patton Avenue and Main Street. Here We Are Again. I have just bought one of the finest Soda Fountains in the South, with all modern improvements, and am now prepared to serve soda water in the best style. I will give the business rav nersonal at tention and will guarantee satisfaction in every respect or money reiundcu. loucnn rest assured that the soda and mineral water sold at my fountain are pure. J do all the work ami make all the syrups, and 1 feel I can truth- rally say they are pure. ISyr rup fresh made each oajp.) Below I give you a partial list of the syrups used, also a few of the mineral waters: Mineral waters on draught, Deep Rock, Vichy, Tate Springs, Congress, etc. Soda water syrups: Lemon, Vanilla, 1 Pineapple, Straw berry, Raspberry, Peach, Sar saparilla, Orange, Ginger, Nectar, Blood Orange, Blood Orange with Phosphate, Banana,Catawba, Chocolate, Oxycoccus, Cream and many others too numerous to men tion. Special new drinks of the season. Limeade with Phos phate, Pineapple Gem, Whip ped Cream Soda, Ice Cream Soda,' Mai to, etc. But for the richest drink ever drawn from a soda fountain 1 ad vise the use of Carmichael Daisy Cream. This cream can rx, aaaea to any syrup desired, and makes the rich est soda water ever offered to the American people, Don't forget the place, Car- micheal's Drug Store, No. 20 South Mam Street. sirUtf Local Items. New line white French china for deco rating, at Thrash's. One hundred more Japanese trait plates. to be given away with every two dollar purchase, at I had. Thrash s Crystal ace. A new lot of pretty engagement cups and saucers, just received by express. If you haven't given your newly engaged friends one, come now and get first choice. Prices 75 cents to $3.50 each. "Crystal Palace" the place. Visitors! Our own invention of Souve nir china has made such a "hit," that we hare been unable to fill nil orders, and we have now made arrangements with eastern artists to furnish us regular, and after next week we will fill all demands promptly. We will have a lot today, ex ecuted by local artists. Thad. W. Thrash & Co. The celebrated "Florence" oil stove. al"o a little arrangement to fit the lamp ana gas jet to heat food, water, etc., (see it, and you will buy it.) White Mountain lec Cream freezers, refrigera tors. Water coolers, fly fans and traps, etc., cheap at Crystal Palace. Oh, your table looks so beautiful, where did you buy that lovely dinnerset? Guess. Down at Thrash's? Yes, and they have a big stock of new and cheap goods down there, this 112 piece set only cost me $11.75. Oh, my, is that all. Well I am going down and get one. These conversations are often heard about our store. Thrash "Is the Chinaman," 41 Patton Avenue. Buyers of Drugs Tell us they have lost, money by monkeying with Knoxville and Richmond a treacherous memory and the importunity of drummers sometimes leadH them astray, but they invariably find it pays them to draw their sup plies of T. C. Smith & Co., m Asheville, the largest Drug Store in Western North Car olina' a snving of Freight Charges, and quick time in getting goods, are important items, and count up in a year's dealings makinp. large purcruises in the- pri mary markets, enable this House to place Druggists' articles into the hands of consumers and dealers, at prices never before enjoyed west of the Blue Ridge, cus tomers pro served by pro fessional experts of large ex perience, trustworthy and competent- -the stock carried by this firm covers two floors of two hundred and forty feet in total length, and fifty two feet of total width this is the only Drug Store lo cated on the Public Square in Asheville no trouble to find the place orders by mail receive nromnt and careful attention refer, if de sired, to the Battery I'ark mink. ONE PRICE STORE, II. REDWOOD & CO. A VERY LAKGB AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF Clothing and Mens' Furnishing Goods, 8tiffand Soft Hats, Pine Straw Hats, (saecial bargains) Shoes and Slippers, Truuks, Bags and Umbrellas. Dreea Goods and Trimmings, White Goods, Linens and Domestics, Ginghams, Pongeea and Satlnea, Embroideries, Laces and Ribbons, Horicry and Gloves. Parasols, Corsets and. Pans, 8tationrey and Jewelry, Soaps and Perfumery, Braids, Buttons and General Small wares. 79 PATTON AVE. FOR SALE I Cheap. If soon Durrhas'-d. one of the uret- tiest h.mes in Asheville, new, beautifully fin ished, fine location, clone to street care. Also several other fine properties that are worth your attention. Two Beautiful Dunning Bites. Lou In all parts of the city. Houses to rent. Fine tracts of timber land .and standing timber. Mineral properties. MONEY TO LEND. List ysur property with ns and hare It sold and rented. Just Pitbliihsd Our new pamphlet oa Asherllle. Pull of latest statistics. 4'all for a copy. BRUCE H. JONES. (Successor to Blgelow & Jones.) RBAUB8TATB AND INVBBTMBNTS. Room M A fee Block. Sa Pattoa Avenae. Buggies., Horses, Carriages All persons wasting first class turnouts In the way of Buggies, Hones or carriages, should send their orders to T. C. BROWN A CO., 84 South Water St., Asheville, N. C. Telephone No. U7. sprSOdlw THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS HOW TOWNI OF THE STATE VOTED MONDAY. The Democrats win In Even- Con test, and Balem. Concord, Thotnasvllle and I.li.cnluton For Vote Progress. At Raleigh the following board of Al dermen were elected: R. C. Redford, Jno. R. Terrell, M. A. Parker, Frank Stron ach, W. R. Womble, S. V. House, F. W. Honevcutt, Jos. E. Pogue, Thos. Pesciid, C. R. Lee, M. Bowes, B.J. Robinson, Al fred Tate, Julius Lewis, D. M. King, R. li. Lumsden, L. B. Pegram. All are dem ocrats except Messrs, Bowes, Tate and Robinson. The mayor will be elected bv the board, and Thomas Badger will be chosen, all the democrats having been pledged for him. SALEM. At Salem the old board of fjdeimen, with H. E. Price for mayor, were elected. A proposition for issuing $50,000 in bonds for the improvement of the town was also carried by a good majority. HIGH POINT. At High Point the election resulted: For mayor, Edwin D. Steel ; loraldermen, Wm. Partridge, R. C. Charles, Alvin Hammer, J.J. Welch, E. 0. Smv, J. II. Jenkins, J. Elwond Cox and R F, Dal ton, GREENSROKO. At Greensboro the contest was the hot test nn rrrnrH. Purhi th nrtii, in cumbent, was re-elected bv a majority of ii votes over tapt. lieo. a. Gregory. The councilmen were the same on both tickets. 9HB1.IIY. At Shelby the result was : J. T. Gard ner was re-elected mayor by a majority of 35 over W. L. Damron. A. B. Suttle, J. F. Tiddy, W. H. liskridge and J. H. Wells were elected aldermeu, HENDERSON. At Henderson the result was: For mayor, Andrew J. Harris. Commission ers: J. P. Taylor, H. Revis (col. ; E. S. Fleming, Rev. T. J. Horner; R. Perry, W. H. Walker; W. W. Rowlund, W. H. Hart. NKW IIEKNE. At New Berne the First, Second, and Third wards went Democratic and the Fourth and Fifth Republican. A propo sition to issue bonds for $75,000 for im provements Was deleatcd. SALISIIl'KY. At Salisbury T. C. Linn was re-elected mayor on the straight Democratic ticket by 200 majority. The entire Democratic ticket ran ahead of the peiple's ticket. CHARLOTTE, At Charlotte the result was: Mavor, Dr. B.J. Brevard; aldermen, Joseph Gru ham, E. B. Springs, C. Scott, W. F. Bu chanan, George Hall, S. . Asburv, R. J. Sifford, Heriot Clarkson, G. H. McGinn, Pat. H. IMielan, W. W. Ward nnd Dr. J. T. Williams, col. All democrats, DURHAM. At Durham there was a hard fight over the question of appropriating $L'5,000 for the purpose of building a public school house. The Raleigh Chronicle says the measure was carried by a good majority. The Globe ol Monday says it was snowed under. Mayor Angier'was re-elected without opposition. THOM1SVII I.E. At Thomasvillc $10,000 was voted for purchasing a site for the training normal school for girls, OASTONIA. At Gastonia the following wereelected: Mayor, R. G. Brudlcy; aldermen, E. N. Lineberger, Geo. A. Gruv, L. L. Jenkins and J. B. Beall. They are democrats. CONCORD. At Concord the election resulted in Lawyer W. G. Means being elected mayor by a good majority. Bonds car ried and also aid to graded schools. HICKORY. At Hickory L. R. Whitencr was re elected mayor over J. D. Elliott bv 55 siajority and the local option contest re sulted in a victory for the drys. LINCOLNTON, H. E. Ramsour was elected mayor bv a majority of 65. H. W. Bunion, A. Nixon, J. M. Lowing, J. L. Cobb, W. L. Cruse, L. J. Wilkes, L.J. House and . A. Abernethy were elected aldermen. "For bonds" was carried by a majority ol 38 votes. then7cT. p. c.'a. Changes Made In the Officers and Board of Managers. There was a meeting ot the North Car olina Society for the Prevention of Cru elty to Animals at the office of the society in the McAfee building, Patton avenue, yesterday afternoon. Some changes were made in the officers and board ol mana gers of the society, caused by resigna tions. The present officers and board are as folia ws: President Rev. J. L. Carroll, D. D. First vice-president H. N. Lock wood. Second vice-president Geo. W. Pack. Secretary and treasurer Walter S. Cushman. Board of managers C.J. McCape, Dr. A. M.Ballard, James Buttrick, T.B. Doe, Mrs. Caroline Ballard, Mrs. McNcely uuuose, Airs. yy. s. Lusnman. ANOTHER TOWN. A Southern Syndicate Will Start One Near Asheville. Another new town is to be built near Asheville. A deal was closed yesterday between J. B. Bostic, the real estate agent, and s syndicate composed of South Carolina and Georgia men, tor blty acres near the Sulphur Springs. The syndicate already owns a large tract of land near the springs. The property sold by Mr. Bostic was sur veyed yesterday and the deeds were made to-dav. It is the intention of the syndicate to begin the erection of a town. Streets will be laid out and graded, and s model little suburban cttv is in contemplation The (iftv acres sold by Mr, Bostic brought $15,000. Federal Court. The following cases have been disposed of in the United States Court : James Conley retailing, one month in tail, $100 and costs- James McLure, retailing, one month, $100 and costs. Andy Collins, 6 months, $100 and costs. Wm. Martin, 1 month, Jiuu and costs, Bud Bumgarner, 1 month, $100 sod costs. . ONE YEAR IN PRISON. This Is Capt. vernejr's Slight Pun ishment. London, May 6. The trial of Capt. Verney, the member of parliament for North Buckinghamshire, charged with procuring a governess, Miss Nellie Beck' ctt, for immoral purposes, took place here todav. When arraigned here this morning, inpt. vernev pleaded not guilty in procuring the young girl, but pleaded guilty of conspiracy in conjunc tion with Mime. Roulicr, of Paris, to procure her. Recorder Sir Thomas Chamtiers. before whom the trial took plnce, accepted this piea ana sentenced Capt. Verney to one year's imprisonment without hard labor. A CHILIAN SHIP SEIZED. THE ETATA CAFTl'RED AT BAN DIEGO. Her Captain Placed Under Ar- rest-Two Other Boat's Found Inalde the Three Mile Limit Smuggling Supplies. San Dikoo, Cal. May 6. Last night U. 8. marshal Gnrd seized the Chilian steamer Etata, now receiving supplies in the harbor, and placed Capt. Manzeum under arrest. Telegrams have been passing between this city and the depart ment at Washington which brought about the above results. Tug boats bave left to seize two vessels seen out side, one of which is supposed to be Robert and Minnie, and the other a war ship belonging to the insurgents, which has been hovering uround the entrance to the harbor to receive the supplies taken onboard the Etata. The warship was first sighted about noon yesterday passing north. Ten hours later she passed the harbor going south, laying to just north of the Coronado islands. Custom Officer Berry sent a party out to investigate, who reported seeing a larue vessel wnicti they could not ap proach nearer than two miles on account of her steaminga way from them. Orders were received Irom secretary Blaine to seize both vessels if found with in the three-mile limit, and marshal Gard and collector Berry went out last night in different tugs for that purpose. At midnight Inst the nuj'it Ktata received forty head of cattle, twenty-five head ol shctp, and three thousand pounds of (ircsseci meat irom a Icrry boat at Lo ranado. The vessel had also received other stores, including 800 tons of coal. As soon as all provisions nnd fuel were on Hoard she expected to leave the harbor ind cruise between here and Latahna to meet the schooners Robert and Minnie from which which she Wds to take Rem ington rifles nnd nmunition. She was to sail last night. NO INDICTMENTS FOUND. The Report or the New Orleans Grand Jury. New Orleans, Muy 6. After six weeks investigation the grand jury has completed its laborson the Hcnnessv case and the killing of the Italians at the Parish prison. The jury is emphatic in its expression of the conviction that the result of the trial of the Italians was due to tamper ing with the jury by Detective O'Mullv and others associated with and employed oy mm. Asto thcMaha the grand nirv says: The range of our researches has develop ed the existence of a secret organization styled "Maliu." Evidence conies from several sources fully competent in them selves to attest it as the truth, while the tact is supported by a long record ol blood-curdling crimes, it being almost im possible to discover the perpetrators or secure witnesses. The report concludes: "The maeni- tude ot this affair makes difficult the task to fix guilt on any particular member of the participants; iu tuct it seemed to in volve the entire people of the parish and city of New Orleans so profuse is their sympathy anu cxienueu is tneir connec tion with the atlair. An examination of the subject has failed to disclose the neces sary facts to justify this grand jury in presenting luutctmcnts. MORE DIRT BOLD. E. U. Carrier Will Build a Fine Stone Mansion. There is considerable movement in reul estate in and near Asheville. Yesterday E. G. Carrier bought of the West Asheville Improvement company ten acres of land lying just west of the French Broad and fronting on the river. The property adjoins that of T. B. Ly man. The price paid by Mr. Carrier was $500 an acre. The same property about a year ago was worth $2.50 or $300 an acre. It is the purpose of Mr. Carrier to at once begin the erection of a magnificent stone residence on this proertv, which he will occupy himself. It is near the line of the Asheville and Sulphur Springs railway, and will be a beautiful residence site, worthy of being improved as Mr. Carrier intends it shall be, on a splendid scale. A REAL BOOM. What a Prospective Resident Thinks of Aabevllle'a Move. Mr. John Whit claw, a prominent stone mason of Raleigh has been here for a few days looking over the field with a view of locating here permanently. Mr. Whitelaw after a sojourn of some time in northern Alabama and Tennessee, said that Asheville was the most active city not only in the state, but in the soutn. tour ooom is not on paper, he said, "as it is in other places, but is real, and I will go home to Raleigh for my family and come here and locate permanently and establish my business." Lois In Statesvllle. The Citizen's advertising columns to day tell of a grand sale of lots to take place at Statesville, N. C, May 14, at 10 o'clock, a. m. The North Statesville Land company will sell 130 lots in their addi tion to Statesville. Property in that nrettv town is ranidlv advancing, and besides being a live nlnce, it is the home of Dr Caldwell, the "Santer" editor of that model weekly newspaper, the States ville Landmark. Excursion rates over railroad. Read the "ad." A certain cure for malarial fercrs it found in Simmons Liver Regular. SNOW AND FROST NORTH. A DESTRUCTIVE FREEZE IN NEW ENGLAND, New York, Vermont, Massachu setts and Portions of the North. west Considerably Damaged. Worcester, Mass. May 6. The tber mometer at Shrewsbury, six mileseast of here, was three below freezing this morn ing. Ice tormed in pails after sunrise, Cherries and plums are in bloom. North Troy, Vt., May 6. Theground is covered with snow this morning. A light fall of snow is reported at Richford, Buffalo, N. V., May 6. At 10 o'clock Inst night snow was falling here thick and last. Winsted, 0nt., May 6. Ice formed in pools all over Litchfield county last nieht. Alhany, N. Y., May 6. The farmers st market this morning reported s heavy frost in the country nbout here. Fruit blossoms are blighted, foliage withered and ice was found half an inch thick. Much the same condition prevails over the entire northern portion ol the state, from east to west. Fort Wayne, Ind., May 6. A very heavy frost occurred in this section last night. The damage done to fruit trees and garden truck will be enormous. Kalamazoo, Mich., May 6. Ice one- nall an inch thick tormed here last nnrht Opinions differ as to the amount of dam age done in the fruit belt. THE COLD SNAP. Frost Last Night at Raleigh and Danville. Raleigh, N. C, May 6. There was considerable frost last night in this sec tion of the state. Tobacco plants and cotton injured. Danville, Va., May 6. The weather is quite cold here. There was consider able frost last night. Growing vegeta Dies are trost bitten, but no damage to crops or fruit is reported. Democratic Gains In Indiana. Indianapolis, Ind., May 6. Returns from the elections in the second and third class cities throughout the state show general democratic gains, with the exception of New Albany and Jefferson ville, where the republicans made clean sweeps. Decennial Celebration. The Citizen has received an invitation to attend the Decennial celebration of Goldsboro public schools, to beheld May 22, in the opera bouse in Goldsboro. State superintendent Finger, E. P. Moses, of Raleigh, and others are booked for ad dresses. Stock Quotations. New York, May 8. F.rie 21 y4! LakdShore lou'.j: Chicago and Northwestern 1HV4; Norfolk and Western 544; Richmond and West Point Terminal 17; Western Union Si's. Baltimore Prices. Bsltihorb, Mav 8 -Flour, dull and nn changed. Wheat No. 2 red irregular and higher; spot Sl.lOta: southern wheat dull and lower; Fults, $1.10(1.13; Longberry, $1.12ftll.l.'i. Corn southern dull and lower; white, 77878ci yellow, 78Vii(87Uc. New York Market. Nhw York, May 6 Stocks, dull and barely steady. Money, easy at 3V(34; Hx chanKC, long, 4 K.',l,4M4..Hf.Lj; short, 4 R8i (aH SO; state br.nds. neglected; government bonds, dull but sttady. Cotton steady; sales 179 bales: Uplands, 8c; Orleans, 9 S-ISc; futures opened aad closed quiet and easy; Maj, 8.B4; June, 8 71; July, 8.71; August, H.H; September. 8 UOJOctober, 8.91. Hour quiet aud weak. Wheat active but firm. Corn quiet and strong. Pork quiet but steady, at $1176(014 25. Lard dull but steady at $ 82Vfc. Spirit. Turpentine dull hut steady, at H9c. Rosin quiet but firm, at $1.70. Freights steady. Ai'FAlRS OF CONSEQUENCE. There are now four cases ot smallpox and three of varioloid in Bristol, Tenn. Charles Pratt, vice president of the Standard Oil company, died suddenly in his office, No. 26 Broadway, N. Y. According to the Chicago Journal the legislature of Illinois has decided to ap propriate $l,ouu,uuu to the World's Fair. Dispatches from many Northern Min nesota points say that a heavy frost pre vailed Saturday night in eight or ten counties. The supreme court of Nebraska has rendered a decision ousting Boyd (demo crat) from the governorship and declar ing Thayer governor. The old idea of reproducing pictures by electricity at a distance, or in other words, ol telegraphing pictures, has re a i) Beared in Cleveland, where a stock company is to be formed to push the en terprise. The new amendment to the prohibit ory law of Maine, providing that the penalty shall bt a heavy tine and im prisonment for sixty days in cases of single sale and search and seizure, ha gone into effect. B. P. Hutchinson, the aged and eccen tric Chicago Board of Trade speculator about whose sudden disappearance and return so much has recently been pub lished, left Chicago Monday tor Boston. It is his istention to tske a vacation in the east. In the meantime his affairs will be straightened out by his sons. The ex amination shows that he will have left about $500,000. foreign. The Italian government has decided fw. mji.Ivm nf .u. r n n . w HAf . , n La r. official part in the world's fair at Chica go. Germany is negotiating with various European countries for commercial treaties, which, if concluded, will isolste France's trsde. An address signed by Catholic commit tees of Germany, Belgium, Austria, Switzerland and Italy bave been present ed to the pope reo,uesting that the work in favor of emigrants to the United States have sn international character, and that national bishops, schools and priests be assigned to it. As a result of the march Soods ia the Lunahuana district of Chili houses, peo ple, cattle, vineyards, farms snd irriga tion works have been swept swsy. nunurcus w lamiiica arc campiuM; wo me hillsides. It will be impossible to gather the remainder of the crop of grapes. It is thought certain that the necessities of life will reach famtae prices. In all derangement of the liver s care is certain it yon take bimmons Liver Kegs, lator. We have 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 cents, and make a reasonable profit. Call and examine for your self. GRANT'S PHARMACY. KEPHAL.INE will relieve neuralgia, head ache, or toothache. 25 cent a bottle at Grant's Pharmacy. The Snest and mett comoktt itoek ot Cologne; Toilet Water; Eztractt, Face Powdert tad high grade Soaps at UKAnl S PHARMACY. Preacrintinwt Mbit at all hnnra flnnila delivered tree ol charge to any part ot laeenr. UMAXVS faAKMACY. If Vlff tars) rt at hmrr40r wsml 4 Wass Bottlet call at GRANTS PHAR MACY. Bottlee ranrinr in nrice fmm One to Fifteen oollart pet pair. li VOli want a Hrni-rlamm FT a it Bmmh I'm a email amount of money, GRANT'S PHARMACY ia the nlam ti on tn mt it All kindg of Tooth Bt ashes, Bath Brashes, onto uiores, sponges, etc. When roar Prescriptions ate com pounded at GRANTS PHARMACY you can positively aepena upon ft that only the purest and best Drugs and Cbtm cols have been used that they were compounded by thoroughly experienced Pharmacists and that the price paid was not unreasonaDie. a South Main St. J. M, CAMPBELL, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND AGENT FOR THE ASHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION -amd- IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. ?OR 8ALB I have for sale fdt a few davs onlv. one of the most complete cottages of 8 rooms in Ashsvllle. All modern conveniences, right near .treetcar line. Must be sold at once. Price $4,800. Apply to J. M. CAMPBBLL. Beautiful lot on Grove street. TSxSOO with large oak shade trees, must go. A only to j. as. kiMrBU Six room house eorner Sornce and Wood- fin for sale low. Also lot TOxlOS. Locatioa splendid. Have for sale 10 or 12 lota of 20 acres, more or less each, 2ty miles of court hoase at $50 per acre, and within one mile of pro- fiosed street railway. The timber on the and ia worth price asked. Apply at once. Terms easy, to suit purchaser. Parties caa get inough fire wood off the laad to pay for it within one year. J. M. CAMPBELL Por sale 6S lota near Vanderbilt'a estate. from $100 to $SOO each. Apply to j. al. CAlirSBLla ?OX RENT. AaTal IA 1S. . r HinisHtni hubs awe n sj wwrmw, VMaoi anna borhood. PoMCMioa firen about Mar 1st. JUHN M. tAMrBHUb, Houtw of 9 rooms on Libert? street. Good garden, water In jard, $20 per month. J, II. LAW, Not. 57, 59 and 61 S. Main St. ASHBVILLB, N. C. CHINA, GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE. CARRYIN6 A VERY LARGE STOCK, WB OPFBB GREAT VARIETY! And caa 811 large ord rs promptly. A splendid new line of fine blown glassware Just received. Lowest Price Always,