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Asheville Daily Citizen VOLUME VII. NO. 12. ASHEVILLE, N. C., WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1891. PRICE 5 CENTS. -LINVILLE JNVITBS INVESTIGATION A8 TO Climate, Water Supply Drainage. Drives, Parks, Scenery Plans, n i -i 1 . chi.u Investments. MNVI1.LK lMl'HOVKMKNT CO.. Llnvllle, N. C. ANALYSIS OF WATER USUI) AT TUB ASHEVILLE SODA WATER FACTORY, 217 HAYWOOD ST. C OH HON W R ALT H OF MA'SAClll'SHTTS. CRRTlrlL ATK OP XNAI.YHIH State Assavrr'e Office. 397 Franklin 1 st ) BOSlim, MAW, April ui, invi. To Chaa. H. Campbell, Asheville, North Car olina. The .ample ol water uhmitted for analy sis has been carefully examined, with the fol lowing results: The water shows In part per 100.000: Solldi, volatile 2.00 " fixed S on ' total 8.00 .'.rains per one I'. 8 gallon 2. Ho Thi. water la almost entirely free from or- anir matter, showing Terr alight trnce of iron, euipnur ana lime, i ne water is very excellent in all respect.. It ia Tcry seldom we fled water so free from organic or mineral matter. H. I.. noWKHR, State Atsaycr. CORTLAND BROS., Real Estate Brokers, And Investment Agents. NOTARY PUBLIC. Loans securely placed at S per cent. Offices: 34 26 Patton Avenue Second floor, fchodlv REAL ESTATE. Waltss B. Owvm, W. W. West. GWYN & WEST, (Bacnaaora to Waiter B.Gwya) ESTABLISHED z88i REFER TO BANK OF MHEV1LLL REAL ESTATE. Loans Secnrely Placed at . Per Cent Notary Pnblk. Commissioners of Deeds. FIRE INSURANCE. OFFICR SontkOJXat Co art aK. -. JAY GOULD SAYS That If a tnaa can save one dollar oat of rent Ave dollars he earns, such a man will be rich inside of twenty -years. Call on ns and we will tell yoa how to do it, a; we have Just received private advices from jay on the abject. Oar bommni has bass Tery prosperous, during the part rear, in spite at the hard time, and we take this opportunity to taaak our frit ads and customers, and to wish them all loaf lilt and happum. JENKS JEN1C8, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. Rooms Jkio, McAfee Block. St Pattoa Art., AaaMrrUle, N. C. SMOKED MEATS. A fine lot Country Hams Just received, also a fresh lot of Magnolia, Baltimore and Bone less llama, all slics, ENGLISH CURBU BREAKFAST I1ACON DRIED BEEP. SALT FISH MACKEREL, MULLETS, WHITE AND COIII'ISH CANNED MEATS. Ox and Lunch Tungucs. Potteil Ham, Tongue, Chicken, Etc. Corned Beef, CANNED FISH. Mackerel, Salmon, Sardines, Oysters, Crans Etc., Etc. A. D. COOPER, North Court Square, Corner Main and College Sts. -TAKE: YOUR Broken Jewelry AN I) DISABLED WATCHES AND CLOCKS TO M. A. TILLEll, AND HAVE THEM MADE AS GOOD AS NEW No. in M. Court Square. NKXT DOOR TO POSTOKKIfK OUR POSITION In the grocery business ambles us to give consumers advantages of grcut value. TEAS. Wc keen the lest Formosa Oolongs, Japans, (uii)Owder and English Break- last. COFFEE. The finest blends of Rousted Colfcc in existence. SUGARS Arc cheap. We sell nolning but the highest grade mnilc. SYRUPS. Our Syrups und Molasses arc pure and wliok'soiue. RICE. The best Carolina only offered. FLOUR. The Obelisk Flour stands uncnuiillcd by any ever offered in this market. Motels and boarding houses please bear in mind that wc are prepared to meet competition in this or any market. Kcspccttully, Powell & Snider, Here We Are Again. I have hint bought one of the finest Soda Fountains in the South, with all modern improvements, and am now prepared to nerve soda water in the best stylo. I will give the business my personal at tention and will guarantee satisfaction in every resjiect or money refunded. You can rest assured that the soda and mineral water sold at my fountain are pure. do all the work am make all the syrups, and I feel I can truth fully say they are pure. (Syr rup fresh made each day.) below I give you a nartia 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, 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, Malto, etc. But for the richest drink ever drawn from a soda fountain I ad vise the use of Carmichael Daisy Cream. This cream can be added 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 Main Street. T2dtf W.Tllll 41 Patton Are. SOUVENIR CHINA. ENTIRELY NEW DESIGNS, In odd pieces, with Asheville, N. C, elabor ately painted in gold iind fired on them. No visitor ahsuld return home without taking one of the pietty after dinner cotfce cups and saucers. They will remind you of dnys gone by We have also a full line of the sterling souvenir spoons, assorted designs. Limoges China, Art pottery, rich cut Klaus, new Bohemian rose bowls and many curios and novelties suitable for presents. Wc guarantee our prices to be the lowest. We have recently purchased, rerv chcan. a lot of Japanese goods, serially in cups and saucers. We are .t iling a real fine A. V. coffee cup and saucer at the low price of $3.00 per dozen. The same goods have been sold at $10.00. Tea cum to match at $i.25 ocr loicn. Come early as they won't last long at tuese prices. Watch our I'riday bargain sales; it will pay you. CRYSTAL PALACE. CHINA, GLASS. HOUSE FURNISHINGS. ET Buyers of Drugs Tell us they have hist money by monkeying with knoxville and Richmond treadierous memorv and Hip importunity of drummers sometimes leads them aHtray, out; t lev invH.rifl h v thii it J " " ' " " a pays wiein to draw their sun I t I I s . . . I nnes 01 t. i;. Hniitri.tf. i n., n Asheville, the largest Drug More in western Worth Car olina a Hjivhilt of Frnitrht 'hnrges. and miick tum in genmg goous, are important items, and count up in n year s dealings makimr inro imrciuises in the nn. mary markets, enable this House to place Drnirir.HtH' articles into the hands of consumers and dealers, at Prices never hefnra pninvorl west of the Blue Ridge, cus tomers nre served bv tiro 'ssional experts of large ex wrience. trustworthy nnil competent--the nt.nek enn-io! by this firm covers two floors oi two nunureu and tortv eet in total length, and fiftv two feet of total width this is the Olllv Drujr Store In cated on tho I'ublic Sijuare in Asiievnie no trouble to hud the place orders bv mail receive prompt, and careful attention refer, if de sired, to the Battery Park Sank. ONE PRICE STORE, I. REDWOOD & CO. A number of very desirable things in various, lines riving this week. H. REDWOOD HO. CLOTHING, DRV GOODS, HATS, SHOES, FANCY GOODS, ETC. 79 PATTON AVE. WILLS BROS., ARCHITECTS, 38 Patton Avenue. Next Y M C A build 'g. novl d3m fU 110X054. J. W. SCIIARTLE, MERCHANT TAILOR NO. 43 NORTH MAIN ST. Just received, a hill line of English and do mestic woolens for spring and summer. FOR BENT OR SALE. Either house owned by T. Wilson 8h rp- less, corner French Broad Avenue and Hay wood Street. These houses are located near the center of towa, commanding good views. high elevation. For Information apply to JOHN CHILD, THE YOUNG KING WEPT. NATALIA BRUTALLY TREAT' ED AT BELUARDE. Forced on to tbe Railway Train In Her Dreanlnsr Oown-Kxclle. ine.it at Buda Peatn-A Triumph ant Procession. London, May 20. Ex-Queen Natalie has arrived at Semlin, Hungary. She wore a dark cloak thrown over her ele gant white dressing gown, the lace frills oi which fell over her bare hands, while her dark hair fell on her shoulders, form ing an effective back ground for her face, which was pale with emotion. Tossibly her custom was intended for effect, but Vienna dispatches state that the Bel grade police forced Natalie's residence without warning, brutally seiicd her Jin her bedroom and thrust her into her car riage. Sl,e told them to tell the minis ters that this shameful deed would be un indelible blot on the government and on the countrv. It is renorlertllmi i Ur. t-:.. bitterly when his mother was so rudely forced to leave the country. Buda Pesth. M 'jnivk. i.. . 'J - ,1llf fcllC yueen prepared to leave her hotel at Semlin this morninc. the nciir-mmr i m meets increased, and the appearance of the exiled lady was erected with . tbusiastic cheers. The progress to the .iuny uiu hit nuici iu the iiay on the Danube where she was to embark on a special steamer for Jassy, in Koumania, was a triumphant procession. Thou sands of people assembled along the loiiowcu nv the Uucen and greeted her with hcartr cheers as she passed. The queen embarked at 10 o clock, bowinj; gracefully to those who had assembled to cheer heron her way. rrom mssv lh ...:il ceeil to Buehnreat ..mli .u . .t. lied queen passed the night, is a fortified town of Aunlr.lli,nor .... . k. .. . .....i, niKii. mica wu 11111 oank ol the Dauulie and only three miles mini iiciL'r.'iiic. ihr mm. ..- c : Irom whuh city Natalie was expelled ves terduy. The Servian i'm-frnmi h temointiriL'. thrrn in thedircction ol cxiK-llinc cx-Oueen Nat- nic ior flotnc time past. (Jn May 0 the rime iviinisipr. li w ,,,,, i repiy irom the cx-(Juecn to a letter ad dressed to her. in lii, h lw u.. less s he eft Servm of hi-r n ...a tne government would adopt measures to torciblv exnel lu-r. In tl,, .1.. Oiieen Natalie declared that in spite ol uwis mime 10 unve fter Irom S5er- viasne would persist in her refusal to leave the country. ireviousto this, toward the end ol mnrcn it whb nnimmtivH ihnt Millnn had gained a point in his quarrel with Ouecn Natalie liv fnrmin.r ance with the Servian Prime Minister, bv u..,,,.,,, ,t ,iiCr a proposal tiial both himsell and the Ouccn wrro tn i; side ol Servia during the minority ol . ft. ""vi, icLuriiiiigoniv in case 01 thi noD. nr .1 1 ' ..... ' me vouug sing, ixatalie, however, refused frnm ihr fi,-., in ..., this proposal, and the prime minister .u,u.i,cu 10 inuucc tne smiptscliina to order her expulsion from the kingdom, and It was lnlimnrrr! that h.r -I would bring odium upon M. Garachinini, ..v. luiupuiiiuii u.m a lormer liicnd oi her husband. It is difficult to IlllHrrat move of the Servian premier in actually attempting to expcll ex tjuecn Natalie, when it is remembered that he is sup posed to be a great friend of Russia and , iiuyc pieageo ms word to the czarina, hO Was Said to tw frriatl nit... ... Natalie, that the ex-Oueen was not to be .in.ivu Hum acrvia.ri. x. Herald. FIUHT OR APOLOGIZE. An EntcllHh Man. of-War Gives) an liltlinatura. San Fkanlisco. Cal.. Mav L0 The Chilian Times, brought here on the steamer San Bias, says that the English man-of-war Warspite forced an nnolotrv out of the Insurgent man-of-war Blanco Ivncnlado just before the latter was sunk bv the tornedo hours Tl,. HI. ,.,., ..... engaged in the blockadingoflqui(iie when out niLu 1,1 ucr vessels 01 tne tiiockndini: flu.. . e . " "ui 01 coal. Two Ivnclish and Germnn lying side by side, both coal laden. The renci nect took hold of them in the pre tence that thev were in ra.i,.;. tl, .,..! of Hrinc. and towed th,-m .,t tn un .1,. spite the protests o( the captains. Out ui range 01 inc iort sguns tile insurgents ikiuc lurccu purcnase 01 such coal ns they needed. The captains of the vessels reported the matter to the British Ad miral, llatham.who n tlm ill........ ti,. , " " ...V U.l.llkfc. .,fc ODtlon of nnoloinzintv rtf t;.,!.,:...- :..D:.i.. , wl "ri"i,Mti moiiiv of twenty-four hours. Precisely at noon tlir Illn.,.. .... the British und German flags above the rebel standard and fired a royal salute. TURNER'S PERSISTENCE. Tbe Slua of Eit-Oovernor Holdeu Clinging; to Mini. Raleigh, N. C, May 20.-U is ouite a bit of ancient history that Governor Holden threw Editor Josiab Turner in jail in 1870. and also that four years later Turner cot iudirment against Holden for $H,0()0 damages lor false arrest. Since that timeTuruer's persistent efforts to get his hands on the $8,000 (now. with nirriifil intrt tl I . 000) have all failed. The effort now is to show that Holden has some propertv which can be renrhcrl. Tins hr.n..li the investiirntioti hna iwpn nmn.Ml tn Oxford, upon certiorari, and will be ar eucd on the 2fiili. at rhamfu-r. Vu.rM Judge Winston. Want to ko lo West Polntr Washington, May 20. The Navv De. partment is much concerned over the small number of cadets who have been nominated to npiiear at the Naval Academy "r examination. The majority i V , of the memliert of the House of Kepre- aenlativM whi li.ti. tl, U1T rl tentative who have the privilege of nominating these cadets have failed to m-.,A ;H i. . r . t. i i , and only twenty-six boys have appeared i inc Annnpuus Acaaemy tor exami nation. Stormy Session Expected. Dktkoit, Mich.. May 20. 1801. It ia expected that the 103d session of the Presbyterian general assembly, which will begin here tomorrow, will be a memornble nn.. A hratrfl rlia..a.:nM will be sure tofollow the report of the committee appointed Inst year at Sara- lu.. u! i. u-. ": r iuft. w ictivc me n cBiuuuiBicr conies-ion. PRESIDENTIAL PRESENTS. They Make a Pine Knowing at the White Honae. Washington, May 20. On Saturday, when Mrs. Harrison had her trunks un packed, all the souvenirs of her journey were brought to light. The presents made to the president are also among tne aisolay, and between them all the number must certainly reach 40. On one long table are arranged all the gold and silver souvenirs. Their value is very great, and in size and yanetv thev range Irom the auoerli silver .nl,.. ...... sentcd to Mrs. Harrison by the ladies of aan trancisco to a tiny bit of a silver oanv carriage, not mn.-h nvr an square, but bcautilully wrought in fili gree work, which was intrusted to the 1 resident to present to bis grandson1 Benjamin McKee. In Utah the freedom of the territory Kivcn to me rrcsuient in the presen tation of a silver map ol the territory nearly a foot aminr,. In Kan i.Va,,.:.,.n the invitation tn the Pal nrv hriiswl Kan. quct was on a thick gold card, his menu card was another gold plate, and the Ireedom of the city was on a suerbly niuugni square ot gaiti. from the launching of the Monterey Mrs. Har rison has several elegant mementoes. une is a purple velvet saBh, another is a large silver ladle with a picture of the ship in the bowl, and the third a hammer made from one of the first rivets placed in the ship. Mrs. Harrison also has a spoon to show for nearly every town and city she visited in the silver stales. The salver Irom the San Francisco ladies has the card ol invitation for the recep tion at which it was presented on its face, wrputhcfi in a ..... .. ; ... i.' fir (,ioja,ii, tiuill different cities on the coast she has en gaged gold and silver knives and spoons made in odd and attractive shaes. A miner's lamn of silver was a nrf.fjj.nt in an other place. THE NEBRASKA TANGLE. Political Becoming; Ver Much Mixed There. Omaha, Neb., May 20.-A plan de velops on the purt of the indeiendcnt party of the state which will, it thought, further complicate the gubcr .,,., i , . . national muddle in Nebraska. The party leaders announce a convention to he laiieil in the near fnl lire ,it u. n lcendent candidate for governor will be luiiiiHiiiLc ior governor win be nominated on the theory that since Boyd urns ilm.lacwl ,..,.!l.. ... ..a:.. im. I ".'is declared ineligible to office, Thayer .iii "win uvcr oniy nniii tne tail election, rhey insist that at that time the lull party vote will he r.-iut rr proceedings will be immediately instituted against the incumbent to ohtain 1 1, olhcc. Realty Trai.aactloiit. The following deeds have been filed in Register Mackey's office for registration: Chns. I. Britton and wife to T W. Patton, lot on Charlotte street, 100x288 leet $ 1,000 . B. Bostic and others to J. R. Rich, 12 acres on Beaverdam r"8" 12,000 .. r. i-owen and wile to Kolicrt Clayton, 8 acres in township... 38 .1. i-araer to Kaspar Kcilian, land in count v c Asheville L. C. & I. Co.. to Amn. retC, Price, lot on Monttord avenue, 100x245 feet 1,400 That List of Candidate... The name of Col. J. M. Israel throiicrh an error was yesterday printed iu the list ol candidates for the office of city clerk. Col. Israel is a candidate for the recordership. t-apt.J. V. Robertson authorizes The Citizen to say that he is not a candidate for city clerk. Howard I'roffit wh in yesterday s paper as beinga candidate for the office of sanitary insiector, au thorizes The Citizkm to u. i, nnt a candidate. The New Geological Survey. Raleigh, N. C, May 20.-Great hones are entertained of the work ol the nu,lv treated geological survey. Thiidocs not liegin until next month. Two things are specially to be sought for coal and phos phates. Of iron there is a great store. At Cranberry, and at Chapel Hill is iron which compares with the best. It is thourrht a p-nori o-rnffr. r.r coal and large deposits of better phos- uuuirs man any yet lound will stand re vealed if the search is thorough. In Bad Company. Vienna, May 20.-A dispatch to the Political Correspondence Irom St. Peters burg states that the czarewitch'a anile is composed of reckless youths, who indulge i.. J cl.; ... . . iii "fiii,v; nuu nguung, ano tnat tneir conduct is likely to lead the prince into 1.1 V UUIC. Want's Tillman Turned Out. EC; Okanukhtku, S. C, May 20,-Nationnl Farmers' Alliance Lecturer Ben Terell is here, and in his. sivm-h nrlviu.fl that ernor Tillman be turned out of the Alli ance on account of his notwisitifin to I k,. sub-treasury plan. Hall'si Terrible Work. Gainsvii.le, Texas, May 20. Farmers arriving in this city from various parts of the section visited by a destructive hail atorm Rundnr. renort that thr. Hom age to the crops will reach $500,000. To Be Blown Front Cannons 7 Simla, May 20. The Manipuri'g who killed chief commissioner James W. Quinton by thrusting spears through his body haye confessed and been sentenced to death. Will Appoint Bloxhatn. Tai.uahasskb, Fla., May 20. It is rumored that Gov. Fleming has promised to appoint ex-Goy. Bloxhnm to succeed rli '- .1 r . i . . . . . uu iu me senate 11 1 ne legislature SUOUld fail to elect. ' Blaine All Right. I 20. Secretary very much im- New York. Mav Blaine's condition is very much im proved today. False Economy is practiced by many people, who buy in ferior articles of food because cheaper than atnndnrrl o-oorls. Snrelv infant entitled to the best food obtainable. It is a tact that the Gail Borden "Eagle iv invi inn, hue vtii ouiuen tragic I Brand Condensed Milk is the tvt infunt I fooil. Vonr frrruvr nnft ilninm.1 LAAn :i I . . ; ..j : . " Thar cn(.nrf,l ... . l 1 I "fl. -1 rj"i"" naucrnic ior ana reu nsiecp. ne was attacked by lo ft six months' subscription to "The Citi- costs, which devoured him. His skeleton NAT'L UNION CONFERENCE, ONE OP THE PLATFORMS BE FORE IT. It Is Proposed by tbe Nationalists or New England The commit tee on Resolutions In Session at 3 O'clock This) Morning. Cincinnati, May 20.-The national union conference has settled down to work today. Here is one of the platforms it is considering. It is proposed bv the nationalists, who came, most of them from New bngland. This is it: "First We believe in the ceneral broth erhood of men and that all political ac tion should tend on toward the practical application ol this principle to the insti tutions of society. Second-We believe that the indus trial system of the nation, as well as its political system, should be a government of the people by the people for the peo ple "Third We believe that the connueat oi tne industrial and commercial interests of the country bv corporations, trusts, BTHU LttlCB. anil OIIIIfltinirfa ,a r.....rll.. bemir completed, nnd ilmi tlir int. tin. ii is ior me people themselves dustry through their niitioual, state and inuiiicipai uununisirations and thence forth conduct them for the general benefit, ii? nr. i. , .. . ... i uhi til lie itcneve innt mm if- nnm ion is already prepared for the applica nun ui me principle oi public manage ment in the public interest, to the rail roads. CXI)rcSB Serulff. trlrMrmt.ha tnl.. phones, and coal mining business. The railroads, including loc-tl street railways, are the highways, and for many pur poses the onlv hii.hwnvs of tkf. ...... an.(l itis opposed to all sound policy that miiinc K.Ti)una or corporations should have the power to lew rolla on thrir ,,. Ihe express service, as a branch of railroad transportation, should lie under the same mnn;ic.rn,rnt Tl, t..l graph and telephone, systems are prop erly parts ol the postortice, which at present is defective by the lack of these uranenes. Fifth We believe that cheapness antl i ifi.ii ne ucueve mat cneapness ana efficiency would lie promoted and a fruit- ful cause of political corruption removed by the general assumption on the part of """""amies oi an pumic services now performed by corporations. Let the pco t.lf. f I "iuiiii.iiaiKics oi an public services now ile serve themselves. Sixth Wc believe that some form of national suocrvieifin ami nilo. tion Of the minini' nnrl flistrilmtinn '"i iiic uniy possioie remeay lor the abuses of a business whinh imth' in re gard to the extortions practised upon Ihr ,.,,Ki;n ..j Ik. ': I . rnw..fc. ,,u i.ifv ifiiuicsMuus cxcrciscu upon emuloves has Inome n n.ii wm,i infamy. Sevcnth-We ask that when any busi ness is nationalized or m11t1if.infili7f.fi tu. employes be organized on a basis of guar anteed rights, with admissions and pro motions solely de(iendcnt upon merit and not upon appointment, for the purpose of protecting the force from political in fluences. We flair aIga that anm A.m. of support be provided for sick, disabled, iiia supcranuatea employes in such na ionalized or municipalized businesses. "Kil?hth We naif foreimal nliiffitlnn.l provisions for the children of the rich and POOr. and that liuhlie flRslstflnrf iu trivr.n the children of the poor when necessary to enable them to attend school. We ask for the abolition of child labor." The committee on resolutions ap pointed bv tllC national union iinfnrnfm remained in session uutil 3:30 this morn ing, wncn they adourncd to meet at 10 o'clock this forenoon and complete their work. During their session they voted to preserve absolute secrecy in regard to the results of their work until officially reported to the convention. Against Organized Labor. Chicago, May 20. Orcanized labor received a set back from the directors of the world's fair last night. At a meeting of the directors Inst FriHiiv rvminir tk outlook was very favorable for granting wic minimum seaie ' oi wages; but last night's meeting declared against granting the demands. Slock Uuolations. NkwViiRK. Mnv20. Krir 1 1I.V. I ab GknM 1i tj: ChkiiRo nnd North western KIUU; Norfolk anil Western 5-Mj; Kichmond uml West Point Terminal 10: West, rn I nil id Baltimore Prices. Rll.TluoHH. Mnv 20 Ulrtt. H..n .. h it ... cliunticd. Wheat tower; No. a red spot $1.14; month, S 1 . 1 3 .j ; southern wheat, easy 1'ultx, $l.lOMl.ir.; LoiiKhcrry, $l.iurl.l7 Southern corn easy; white, 71'(uj73; yellow, .IVJ, f o. New York Market. NKW VllHK. Mnv VO Mln..fa n..it K... heavy. Money, ensy at ifll()5; lCxchnnte, Inn,. lK3l.hi.lBll... .h.. .1 ul.r.... "P 7a, n.i... -r.r., ..j;-Ir. f ,., state hnnils. nrulrrtrH irn.lnm.ni K..n.(. dull but slesiiy. Cotton dull; salrs ' hales; llpliinds, 8 15-1 tic; Orleans, 9-Vc; fu tures oeneil and closed atcadv. Ma-. , 8.62; June, 8 60; July, 8.7 ; Aucust, 8 tin; tScp- trmlirr. & il..t..lu.r u u-7 "1..... andateady. Wheat active and weak. Corn active anu wcas. rora active but steady, at $11.00(413.25. Lard quiet and steady at $t.7ai,3. Spirits TuriKntiue quiet but "'. 'i " i . fc nnu un changed at l.li0(gll.65. Freights steady. AFFAIRS OF CONSEQUENCE. IIOMli. Admiral Mraine. United Slntra nnw retired and has rclimiiiialicrl commnml of the Brooklyn navy yard. lohn A. Dnllon. forriirht v.h. mn. no-inn editor of the Poat.niaiiat..k im in assume editoral charge of the New York 1IT.IJ wonu. Toarnh Thomna a nolnrrfl ll,nJnr. rt Baltimore, left a personal estate valued at $77,618.35. of which S.-0 (UK 10 . cash in bank. It ia understood that Mra.ra ni.no Dudley and Clarkson are not enthusias tic ior tne renomination ot 1'resident Harriaon. hut in view of ivTrf.trl far.r may be induced to go to the front once uiuec. A trMii.niinii. f.lr.taf1k..Ml- I U.M 11. - -...-...fc.v... vivmiuuill Ul "ail IUU1 Place "bout tour mile we8t o Salina, "n" diatric)t covered by the storm was two mues wide and eight to ten loner. The hail wna mm 1 ..... aa eggs and completely destroyed the wheat. on.- ....) i ... -, ...... i uc wvai uumagc win rcacn JU,uuu. FOREIGN. Kunckel Hercnlais. nreaident nf the French Ethnological society, while "-u uiiiiiuiuivai svciclv. WOIIC conducting an investiVstinn into h loriint nlnorilf. in tha villain, r.1 eilIlM 1. was overcome by heat and fatigue J r ' . . a. We Lave 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 yowv self. G KANT'S P1IARMAUY. KEPHALINE will relieve neuralgia, head ache, or toothache. 25 cent a bottle at Grant's Pharmacy. The titieiti anil mnut r.n....!. .....L Colognes, Toilet Wttiern, Extracts, Face utrucrs ana nign grade soups at OKAiVi 6 1'UAKMACY. Ptescr'mtinns filk-it at alt A,.r. r.r..i. j - ....... ... UVIUJ delivered tree ol charge to any part ot nicciir. u KAN IS rtlAKMACY. If you want a hnnitenm noli. t .,t glass Bottles call at GHAWS PHAR- MAL Y. Uottks ranging in price Irom One to Fifteen dollars per pair. you want a first-class Hail Brush for small amount nf monrv ?ej atvc PHARMACY iatho r.. f . . u All kinds of Tooth Bi usbes, Bath Brushes, Bath Gloves, Sponges, etc. When vnur Prr -rVif ,7m. am Bounded at GRANT H PHA k'M Arv can positively depend upon it that only .uc yuicaL una oesi urugs ana L-Oemh cols have been usedthat they were compounded by thoroughly experienced nuu iimi, .ne jncc pUIQ naa avi uarcusonaoK. 4 South Main St. J. Mi CAMPBELL, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND AGENT FOR f HE ASHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. JRUSTEU salb. Bv virtue nfn rirrit nf T....I . .i i me by 11. A. Puinam on the 17th of May IHliO, to secure a note mentioned therein for $400. Sniri triittt Itrin n..l. i hook No. 71, at naice 97 of Kuncomhecnnniv 1 will sell for cash at the court house door in AHhcVlllr. N I1 nn tn Ofl.h I.... o... . oitiiuiiiiii inc un mentionctl in said trust Situated on (irove street, in the citv of Ashe it. ,...v, ... -., in.u JIIHV, An,l, B. P. PATTON, Truntce POR KliNT. 3 nice rnnmii en Hill strict. Water in house, $H R-r month. JJOR BALB Have for sale 10 or 12 lots of 20 acres, line or lr. rurh 'Jti mi,u k . S50 per acre, and within one mile ol pro. posed street railway. The timber on the land is worth price asked. Apply at once. Terms easy, to suit purchnser. Partite caa get enough (ire wood oil the land to pay for it within one year J. M. CAMPBK1.1. I'or sale 65 lots near Vandcrbilt'a estate, from $ 100 to 500 each. Apply to J. M. CAMPBELL. J. H. LAW, Nos. 57, 59 and 61 S. Main St. ASHEVILLE, N. C. CHINA, GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE. CARRYING A VERY LARGE STOCK. WB OFFER GREAT VARIETY! And can All large ord rs .romptly. A splendid new line of fine blown glassware just received. Lowest Piicet Always. sen. cm uurcniscmcm. ' wastound, r
Asheville Citizen (Asheville, N.C.)
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May 20, 1891, edition 1
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