ASHEVIIXi; pAILY CITIZEN; WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 1891.
Advertising
H la Mid will Mil anything, this It
kn la a measura; bat (or staying
analitiea,- merit U the test. Kxteaaiva
advertising mny tell anything where
Ik is new or unknown, but after It
mmm Into general uae, It la judfroa
awarding tolia worth. The continue!
tmi atewiT rrawth of Swiffi SpoeiOa
ESS
b) tHa beat evidence of iti ezoellenea.
It la moat popular where It la beat
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wan Its friend, aad reoommenda H
t their aoquatntanees.
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wirr SraxoFM C., Atlanta, Oa.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
R. H. REEVES, D. D. 8.
DENTAL
OFFICE
la ConaaQy Banding, ocr Redwood'. Store,
Pattern Avenue.
Residence, tS Spruce street.
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY WITH
E. J. ASTON,
General i Insurance : Agent.
Rear No. 30 South Main street.
tt.tabll.hed 186S. A.hcvilte. N. C.
auS dlv
34Years Expcrlence-34
MILTON HARDING
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
PromptneM fnturaoteed. Office No. 3, tec
nad floor, Hendrv block, directly over poit
office. Eeatdence No 93 Bailey street.
J."
RAMSAY, D. D. 8.
Dental
Office i
Over the National Bank of Asheville, Bar
nard Building. Residence, 69 Charlotte at.
fcbandlT
EfTrei
IN8URB WITH
Lawrence Pulliam.
MHee in National Bank of A.heville. Old
t, Strongest and Beet Companies. I.oik
pramptly met.
A. TBNNBNT.
Architect and Contractor.
Plane, apedncatJon. and eatimatea fur
alahad. An work in my line contracted for,
and ao charge, for drawing on contract
awarded m.
Kentrence. when desired.
Office: No. 12 Hendrv Block, North Court
Aquarc. AaheTille, N. C" feblOdly
A. H. COBB,
STENOGRAPHER.
McAfee Building, Patton Avenue.
)uue7d8m
Walter S. Cushmao,
(Formerly of theMaanachusett. Bar,)
ATTORNEV-AT'LAW,
COMMISSIONKR .1" DBKPfl, AND NOTAKY Pl'BUC
No. BO Patton Are.. McAfee block, room 4
A8HBVILI.E, N. C.
IfiriALTIES: EMI PROrSETT M CO.WEV.JKIMJ.
aprSSdtf
Asheville Mattress) Factory
Mattreaara Rmovatcd and Repaired.
FURNITUAE REPAIRED,
TJpholaterlng a specialty. A full line of tem
ple to t-!ect from
ALL WORK Gt'ARANTBHD
Factory corner of Eagle end Vallcv Street..
Telephone 8. aprfld 1 in
Mine. De l'leuree,
LADIES' TAILOR AND DRESSMAKER,
LATR OP WA8HI SOTOW, It. C.,
Ha. opened her dre.amaking parlnra at No.
54 South Main Strict, 2nd floor,
aprlftdlm
BSTABLI8HBD IBM.
B. H. COSBY,
(SuccrMor to C. Cowan.,'
JEWELER
7 PATTON AVENUE,
NBXT DOOR TO CfcAND CENTRAL HO
TEL, ASHBV1LLK. N. C.
septSdlv
JESSE R. ST ARISES,
UNDERTAKER: AND : EMBALMER.
BVBRY REQUISITE- OF THB BI'BINimS
FURNISH BD.
EMBALMING A SPECIALTY.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Prompt Attention Given to Call, Day or
Night.
Office and residence No. 37 North Main
8treet. Telephone No. M.
III
A gnf.rsi.tecd Cpn for Piles of whatov
klndor degree External, Internal, El':,
or Bleeding, Itohiist,', Chronic, Recent c
Hereditary, $ 1 fO n box) 6 boxes, $5.C0.
Seat by mail, prpflid, on reeeipt of pr'n:
We guarantee to tnn any oaso tjf I'll
Guaranteed and sold enly by
T. C. Smith ft Co., wholesale and retail
draggtats. Public Square. AaheTille.
THE. BEST KNOWN REMEDY.
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CtWrnttnol
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RAYSOR ft SMITH, MHEYIUE, N. C
t
A TALK WITH TILLMAN.
WHAT HK MAYS ABOUT THE
NEXT CAMPAIGN.
He Thlnka the Isaacs) Will be Tar
iff Reform, Free silver and r)tnte
Control of Elections He Han no
line for a Third Party and Doe.
Not Relieve In the abTreaaar.
Prom the Atlanta Journal.
in response to a request tor an ex
pression of his views an the third pitrty
movement, Governor Tillman snirl :
"This movement seems te have at
tracted a great deal of attention through
out the country, though, so far ns 1
know, very little notice has been given it
in this state. It is true that some am big
uoufl utterances of Col. Talbert.our state
alliance lecturer, have been construed as
declarations in favor of the third nnrtv
scheme, but I don't believe anybody of
influence here has come out squarely for
it, or that 1 albert htmsell is in favor oht.
"So far as I am concerned," continued
the Governor, "and I believe I speak for
the great body of thefarmers inthe State,
I am a Democrat, pure and simple. 1 be
lieve in fighting for reforms inside the
party lines, but never outside of them,
and I believe any attempt to organize a
third party in this state or in the south
would be an absolute failure.
"So lot.g as the fear of negro domina
tion hangs oyer ns we white people hire
in South Carolina can never afford to
split. That fear is always over us, like
the sword of Damocles, to warn ns to
fight ont our differences inside of party
lines. To seek redress of grievances in a
third party would be to wreck our whole
political structure and bring upon us
evils far worse than those we sought to
escape.
"It seems to me," added Governor Till
man, "th.it the independent movement
in this State in the last campaign ought
to show the futility of any movement
outside the party ranks or of any npcal
to the negro vote."
"1 am convinced that the farmers of
tins State are unalterably opposed to
any and all third party schemes. So
long as thev have negro rule and Federal
interference staring them inthe face, t lie
instinct of sell-preservation tells them to
slick together and work oat their salva
tion as Democrats and inside the ranks
of the Democratic party.
As to the cuuse of democratic success
last fall. Governor Tillman said :
"There were, it strikes me," he an
swered, "three factors that contributed
to that tidal wave the McKinley bill,
the free coinage or financial issue and the
force bill. And as tbey were the issues in
the the last campaign, so they will be in
the next.
"In the south we are practically united
on the three issues ol tariff reform, free
silver and the retaining of state control
of all elections, and those will be the is
sues, in my view, in the next presidential
campaign.
"But," continued he, "the free coinage
of silver is only one phase of the financial
question. We want not only more silver,
but more greenbacks, and I favor the di
rect issue of greenbacks based on the
government's credit.
Speaking of the sub treasury bill, Gov
ernor Tillman said:
"I nm opposed to the measure, I wanl
'something better,' and that 'something
better' I believe to be what I have al
ready suggested the free coinage of sil
ver combined with the issuance of green
backs either on the government's own
credit or on land. The sub-treasnrv bill
violates the alliance doctrine of 'equal
rights to all, special privileges to none.' I
don't believe that two wrongs make a
right, and because farmers have been sys
tematically and outrageously imoosed on
in tne past is no reason why they should
demand class legislation for their own
benefit now."
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time making a liberal appropriation for
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for a long time been a great demand for
such a school, and it will very soon be
the most largely attended educational
institution in, the slate. It is not in
tended that the school shall in any way
be a rival of our many "female colleges"
already in existence, but it is intended in
its academical department to be on a
parwilh the university at Chapel Hill,
while the normal department for the
training of teachers will be made equal to
any in the country.
According to the provisions of the act
establishing the school, it is to be located
in some town offering to the trustees
suitable grounds and buildings; and a
number of places have made or will make
such an otter. Why should not Asheville
do the same? For many reasons this is
the best place for the school, and the
trustees would no doubt consider favor
ably a suitable offer from us
Let our business men consider this, and
let's make an effort to add this to the
many elements of progress in our city.
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EXCURSION RATES
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Five Days,
III? Ml EYE ON
OILWORTH,
"THE CITY OF AVENUES."
A Suburban Town Site of 450
AerfN, forming: the South
ern Corporate Limits
OP
CHARLOTTE, N. G.
The Qiicen City of the State. A
lionli'mrd Kill feet wide, given a 3
mile, drive aronnd DILWORTH.
and it avenues, running at ritjht
angles, are BO feet wide, constructed
with a view to sanitary admntages,
for seimrage with water facilities.
Over one hundred thousand dollars
has already been spent on this pro
pertyand many more thousands wilt
be expended in the near future. The
property contains the beautiful
LATTA Park of 90 acres, a lovely
feature of which is Forsyth lake,
nearly 1300 feet long. Taken alto
gether, this is the prettiest retort of
its character in the ' 'Dime" country.
At LATTA Park then an now tn
course of construction, and will be
completed by August 1, 1891, a pa
vilion designed by the celebrated
Norrman, " the architect of beauti
ful designs, ' ' together with m keepers
lodge, unique tn character and a
conservatory after the English pat
tern, at a cost for the building and
furnishings of over $13,000, together
with other attractive features, novo
being arranged for by the
Charlotte Consolidated Cons. Co.
The company will offer at public
sale on the premises on
MAY 20, 21, 22, 1891,
a number of valuable building lots,
in the immediate vicinity of the pic
turesque places above described
Terms of sale : One-fourth cash, bal
ance in 1, 8. and S years. The visi
tor to Charlotte on that day, will be
present also at the regular f ftual
celebration of
HAtnri DedariM of toMice.
hl. ma da la a fumr. of Rot OaroUaa'.
CJnesn City, anl 1. w.U worth th. trip rroai tk.
ramotHt Motion of our surrounding otmntry. Th.
8.rw.r of a lot, or lots, wills. Mwarlad with
. nlara of th. coat of Ma Atr. to UM sals. Ir-
will amply '? .U fi r tk. outlay. OstofcrM.
Bualo wiu kaonkand to anliran the party. An
al, aeooauaod.tioua for Tlaltora, tkrough Siar
Eia Boooauaoa.iioua ror Tiattora, tarouga Siar
nt.1. and . I.rg nntat of koardtng koai... A
Snal MlniMd .iBnlrln Mtm ,..l-
m.-wwm m nHinavr ui nannnf auaaaa. a
naly alppd alactrlo etty railway to carry
BHHDfm nnr Pk.rL.tta -..A hmr -nw.
Maaangar. onr Okarlott. and kar ann runs, BOW
bsoraied la Ualr keaatlful Spring .Mire.
T!'lka a te of It, to vNIt Dili.
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Bl aad S Is, IH91. OC
nr faruwr tnlorauUga, sMraM
CHiBLOTTE CONSOLIDATED CONS, CO,
CHAHLDTTS, N, C
mayldStwSw,
,.C.rVf I '"AUi I
Vl.liWkwiliT.ialiei alhaaaasaa
T.. , .
for Infants and Children.
"Ca.torlaUswen.daptyltochlMraoUit I OaaUrla enrea Colin, Oor-ttpstlon,
I recommend itaaniperiortoanypraacriptLon I Bour Btomach, Diarrnosa, Eructation,
known torn." H. A. AaoH.a, M, D., I ertl'o' "d fIUUMl' (U"
111 So. Oxford 8k, Brooklyn, N. T. Without -Jurlorsi medlcaUoa.
Taa CsmTAea Corr, 77 Murray Street, . T.
aeot
GRAND MILLINERY OPENING,
MAY 7th, 8th AND 9th,
AT
MISS C. E. BURKE'S.
Parlors, 35 College St.
Ladle, wishing a perfect match in headgear
opening.
N M Will tU. IHWD.Mil tn Ha
ASHEVILLEMARKETS.
Corrected daily by POWELL A SNIDER,
wholesale and retail grocer. These price,
are being paid by the merchant, to-day.
Butter 25'App1ea. 1600200
Bars lOIApple., dried 6
Chtrken. 2B Pumpkins, each. fifS
Turkey. 7010Sorgum 30)35
Ducks 1620 Bee.wax, per lb IS
Potatoea.aw't 10t)Honey 11
P.t.toaa, Iriah ....ISOiWheat 100
Turnip. 30(ill0
Onion. ISO
Corn 100
Meal 100
Cabbage, per fb 3
Bean., pr bu.lOO0)12S
Pea. 860575
'.'hctnuta 1 GO
Oat. 70
Rye SB
Hay, ton t1SA$20
Celery, do. 26W0
WANT COLUMN.
WANTED.
w
ANTBD.
A good second hand typewriter. Any per
son having one for sale, miv find aBttrchaaer
by applying at THB CIT1ZUN OPPICB.
apr.SOdtf
w
ANTED.
Hy a young lady, a poaition na house maid
or nurse. Apply at
36 BUTTH1CK 8TRBBT.
maySi!3t
w
INTER BOARD.
Warm comfortable rooms, house newly fur
nished ; good table. Term, reasonable. On
street car line.
MRS. J. L. SMATHERS,
Julyiadflra 318 Patton Ave.
ANTED.
Three ladles wish to secure positions in
hotel, boarding houac or private family, at
aame place or separately. Enquire at
may4dw THIS OFFICE.
JfOR AWNINGS
Leave your order, at No. 87 North Main
Street, at Candy Kitchen window and .tore.
Awnings, all. any style of tents.
may4dlwft
PR1'.SH MILLINERY.
Mrs. Halyburton ha Just received a large
and sel.ct line of mi llntry and tlresa tiim
mings Invites the ladies to give her a cnll be
fore buvine elsewhere, as she can sell cmnri.
cheaper than any other house in the city.
oy2 nuna main Buret, mayuaot
CHAFING Pnck y Heat to cure, coaling
no more. Mother, to uae B. ra.
cine Toilet Powder, Highly per
fumed, auperior, 25c. nil drug
gist.. Try it. aprodif
FOR RENT.
J0 RENT FOR 3 OR 6 MON 1 HS.
To a small family without children a com
fortably furnished six room houac, ca-petrd
throughout, piano, gns, bath, etc., wit aer
vant. quarter, sua stable for three horse..
In the best residence portion of the city.
Price S58 per month. Heat ol reference, re
quired. Possession glvin about May 10
Reliable servant', lurnished if desired. Apply
to JBNKS & JKNKS,
aprl3dtf an Patton Ave
?IIR RENT.
Nice brick cottaa with 7 rooms and 2
acres land just oat of town. It overlooks
the city and afford, a beautiful view of the
urrounding mountain.. Splendid cold
water. Barn, anil other conveniences. Ap
ply tt NATT ATKIN80N & SON
lanznati
r0 RENT.
A .ntendid ! eighteen room house suitnhle
for keeping boarders, nicely furn shed
tnrougnout. in nest section ol the citv. Ap
ply to NATT ATK..NSON & SON.
marziati
yOR RENT.
Nicely furnished house in excellent neigh-
hood. B. COFFIN,
Rent estate Agt, 32 Patton Ave., room 4.
mayldlw
?OR KB NT.
1 1 room furnished house, larare eroitnils.
well shaded. 127 HAYWOOD STKliKT.
may&d&t
J?OR RBNT.
A first clasa 7 roomrd houM, .tore room,
water and sewer connection., on street car
line. For particulars apply at '
TURNER'S STORB,
Weat End Patton Avenue.
?OR RBNT.
New houee all modern conveniencea. cen
trally located, unfurnlahed, for long time.
j. knu.u.
pOR RBNT.
Two house, to rent Apply to
MRS. WAI.KRR.
may2d3t R Bailey Str.'et.
P
OR RBNT
Pleasant room, with board.
Nil. t',5 N. FKBNCH BROAD AVE.
mayd2w
FOR RENT.
House of 12 room., water and sewer con
nections. Excellent neighborhood, fine view,
good sidewalk, large ground, and conven
iently located a. to .treet car.. Apply by
tetter or in person to
. A. rsKinnoi.1,
Real Ret ate broker. No. 11 McLoud building.
marludtr
M. A. TILLER,
PRACTICAL-
WATCHMAKER :: AND :: JEWELER,
NO. 1 NORTH COURT SQUARE.
(Next door to po.toflice,)
ASHBVILLB, N. C.
PINB WORK A SPECIALTY.
aprlSdtf
ARDEN PARK HOTEL AND COTTAGES.
Ten mile, from Asheville on A. ft S. Rail
road, Board $2 per day; S12 per week; $40
per month of 28 day.. Parties to Dinner or
Tea, $1. THOS. A. MORRIS,
aprSOdtf Proprietor.
WALL PAPER.
I have the largest and hsnd.omert.toek o
wall paper in Ashc ille, and am prepared to
execute order, of any rise wilh promptne.
and dispatch.
In SWICEGOOD,
WILLOW STREET, ASH B VILLI, M. C.
aprMlm
aB'dwlT
for costume will do well to leave orders before
. ... I . 1 . .1
FOR SALE.
JJOTBLFOR 8ALB.
The St. Armond Hotel at Skyland Spring,
la offered for .ale at a baruain eitherfnmialiFrf
or not. The site Includ. s about eight acre.
ui snail grove, ana nve apnngs, one of them
the fincat mineral water In the aouth. More
guests assured for next summer than can he
accommodated. The hotel is right by the de-
uui. i ncicrm.oi saiemaae rosuit purcnuser
OTIS A. MILLER,
feb9dtf Skvland Spring., N. C.
PORSALB
Fine household furniture, Including piano,
for sale eheap. Also crockery and cooking
stove. Apply at 39 WOODKIN ST,
apr22dtf Asheville. N. C.
POR SAI.B.
On. or two thoroughbred Collie pup.,
uistawiu'Wii. Auurcss
DBVBREUX POLK,
Asheville, N. C.
mav2dsVt
FORSALE.
Either furnished or un'urni.hed, my reai
dence corner Oakland avenue, near Glen
Rock hotel, convenient to .treet car., S room,
pantry, trunk room and linen closet Fur
particular, call at premise, or my office at
passenger depot.
apr2dtf W LTBR CONNELLY.
FOR SALE
Exchange For City Property.
Half interest in 1,600 acres valuable lands
within two hour, drive of Asheville, in good
neighborhood. Prom 3"0 to 600 acres well
set in erjss. enclosed with mule proof rail
fence; forest timber, sufficient to supply Ashe
villc 10 years; abundant water supply from
choice springs, corn and tobacco profitably
grown without fertiliser. Piice $16 an acre.
This ofT. r good Tor 30 days. Address
P O. BOX 4.(14,
apr20dlm Asheville, N. C,
'JRUSTBl!8' SALE.
Notice Is hereby given that virtue of a deed
in trust to me, made hy Jonathan Moonev
and wife to secure a debt of five hundred dol
lars due II. 1. Alexander. I will, nn Mnndsv
June the 1st, 1H91, at the court house door
in iuc viij ui nsiicvinc, sen iu inc niunest Dia
dcr fur cash, th following lot of land to. wit.
a lot situated at Pairview, in Buncombe
county, n. C and tieint: lully described in
said deed in trust, reco-ded in record of mort
gages book 22. page 23B, in register's office
fo Buncombe county, and for a full descrip
tion of sai'i lot reference is hereby made to
aaici recora. imsniay 1, ihui.
W R. WHITSON,
may2dltw4w Trustee.
JOTICB.
By virtue of an execution issued by the
Clerk of the Superior Court of Henderson
County and addressed to the Sheriff of Bun-
comoe county, 1 will sell to tne highest bid
der for cash at the Court House door in the
city of Asheville, Buncombe County, N. C,
on Monday, the 4th day of May 1891, the
road bed, rights of way, franchise and all
other privileges, and appurtenance, with
and belonging to the French Broad Valley
Railroad Company to satisfy said execution
ana tne costs oi sale.
D. L. REYNOLDS,
Sheriff of Buncombe County.
apr2dtmay6
"Rapidly to the Pr..nt!"
DV.ALA BARBER,
FRANKLIN, N. C.
REAL ESTATE
In all it. form.. In the richest portion of
western Norm Carolina, it win pay you to
write ns for the best inducements and Great
est bargains in the "Coming Section ol the
outn," or apply personally to our A.nevme
representative,
FREDERICK RUTLEDOR.
janfidtf 28 Patton Avenue.K
RESTAURANT,,
Board and Lodging
AT
No. 71 N. Main St.
NICE ROOMS. WELL FURNISHED.
CHARGES REASONABLE.
MRS. K. B. MACK, Prop.
apr24dlm
J. W. SCHARTLE,
MERCHANT TAILOR
NO. 42 NORTH MAIN ST.
Ju.t received, a full tine of English and do
meatic woolen, for spring and summer.
fch24d6m'
GRAND SALE OF LOTS I
May 14th, 1891, at 10 O'clock A. M.
The North Statesville Land Company will sell without reserve, 130 BEAUTIFUL RESI
DENCE LOTS. Their first addition to the
CITY OF STATESVILLE, N. C.
This Grand Old Town has taken a new lease of life and is making rapid strides to the
front. Property is rapidly advancing and is being taken readily at 50 per cent, above
E rices 60 days ago; new industries are being added and activity pervades all classes of
usiness.
Persons wishing a safe investment, with every chance of big profits in the near future,
cannot do better than attend this sale and buy some lots. An elegant lunch will be
served on the grounds. Excursion rates on all railroads.
Terms of Sale One-third cash, one-third in six months, balance in twelve months.
Col. P. B. Akers, of Knoxville, Tenn., Auctioneer.
L. C. BURKE, Pres.
SCHLIT'S MILWAUKEE BEER.
Celebrated the World Over t for, ita Purity.
We deliver to all parts of the city our own Bottling Bxport Boar at .
ONE DOLLAR PER DOZEN.
..PumeT THkI?TRADBmu?PuTU0Flt8M "tide
THE "BONANZA,"
THE LEADIJCO '
V WINE AND , LIQUOR v. STORE J
IN THE ST ATE.
FINE SAMPLE AND BILLIARD ROOM.
J. A. MARQVAKDT. Sf'sr'r. I NO. 43 S. MAIN ST., ASHEVILLE, N. C)
BRICK.
BRICK.
-FOR SALE BY-
IE BRICK
Asheville, N. C.
AaheTille, N. c.
P. A. DEMENS WOOD WORKING CO,,
Manufacturer, and Dealers la all kind, sf Dreswd
LUMBER,
Door, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Stalrwork, Mantels, Bank
and Bar Fixtures, and all kinds of Building; Material.
Hard Wood Lumber Work a Specialty.
nov 1 dlv Telephone No, a.
SOME POINTERS.
Ve have 75 acres of land lyinpj just out
side the corporate limits of Asheville, on the
west side oi the French Broad river. Has a
river frontage of nearly 1,700 feet, with
heights commanding an unsurpassed view
of the city, the valley of the French Broad,
and the mountains east and west. Imme
diately south of Richmond hill. The build
ings for Bingham School, costing $35,000
on adjacent heights, are now being built.
The street railway will be running within
five minute's walk of any portion of the
tract before the summer is over. A $2,000
depot on the Richmond and Danville rail
road is to be constructed at once, within a
few hundred yards of the property, at which
all trains will stop. It is surrounded by
property owned by a wealthy company,
which will be speedily improved. Is almost
the only piece of propertv within four or fivt
miles of Asheville offered for sale, that is
not owned by a corporation. Its valuewill
double, treble and quadruple inside of two
yea rs. 1 1 is n aturally susceptible of division
into a number of villa sites unsurpassed for
loveliness of view, or can be laid off in lots
and sold for suburban residences. Will be
sold in lots to suit purchasers at low fig
ures, for one-third cash, balance on your
own time at 8 per cent. A few minute's
drive will bring you to the land, and show
its rare beauty. For further particulars
call on N. W. GIRDW00D,
17 Fatton Avenue.
or J. P. KERR,
Daily Citizen Office.
Or Address GIRDW00D & KERR,
Box 405 Asheville, N. C.
W. C LEWIS, Sec'y Treas.
BRICK.
& TILE COMPANY
P. O. Box 416.
Near Pasaengfcr Depot.
F. C. BEARD, Gen. Man