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1 iiw?y 1 Asheville Daily Citizen VOLUME VII. NO. 20. ASHEVILLE, N. C, FRIDAY EVENING, MA 1891. PRICE 5 CENTS. WHERE THE SNOWBIRDS NEST. For a cool place in summer, for health and recreation, visit Linville, Grandfather Mountain, and the beautiful region sur rounding them. Rrgalar Sales of Real Estate will com' meme in Linville unc 1. Residence and business lots, and subur ban sites, offered at private sale only. The Eseeolu Inn will he opened at Liu ville, N. C, on first (lav of unc. It will be under the management of Mr. James T. Skiles, who has made a reputation as Manager of Hotel Lafayette in Philadel phia, and Luray Inn, at Luray ;Cave, Virginia. -LINVILLE- JNVITU8 INVESTIGATION AS TO Climate, Water Supply, Drainage. Drive, Parks, Scenery. Plans, Building Sites, Investments. UNTIUE IMPROVEMENT CO.. IJnrllle, N. C. ANALYSIS OP WATER U8BDAT TUB ASHEVILLE SODA WATER FACTORY, 217 HAYWOOD ST. CoHMOKwsti.TH or Mamachu.ktts. I CKRTIKICATB OF ANALV8I8. State Assayer'. Odice, a7 Pranklln St ) BOSTON. MAMA., April 21. 1H1II. To Chaa. H. Campbell, A.hevillc, North Car olina. The sample ot water submitted for analy 4a has been carefully eaamlned. with the fol lowing molts: The water ahows In parts per 100.000: Solids, volatile 3.00 zed S.OO M total B OO Orains per one t'. ft gallm 3. HO TM. water is almost entirely free from or- (ante matter, showing Terr slight trace, of ran, safphnr and Mme. The water I. very .iccnent in all respect.. It is very seldom we And water so fret from organic or mineral matter. II. L. BOWICBR, eVtat Ataajrcr. CORTLAND BROS., Real Estate Brokers, And InireaUnent Agent. NOTARY PUBLIC. - Loans securely placed at 8 per cent. Offices: 34 4k 3A Pattoo Arenac Second floor. SfoMIt REAL ESTATE, STaltk B. Owtk, W. W. Wsst. fiWYN & WEST, (SncocMors to Walter B.Owjn) ESTABLISHED 1881 jUFEH TO BANK OF MHWILLE. REAL ESTATE. Loans Securely Placed at Per Cent. , Rotary rMk. Comadsstoacn of Dssda. FIRE INSURANCE. OFFICK SVaatlMMS Camri UMrcs TRY THE w MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY 17 PttOM AvtWMCa . v BUY YOUR fh GR0CERIE8 jjffcJt FROM i D. COOPER THAT IS WHAT MA TOLD ME TO DO. She saji it.s the best place In town to trade, No danger of being overcharged, and every thing Is as represented or money refunded. North Court Square, Corner Main and College Sts. -TAKE: YOUR Broken Jewelry AND DISABLED WATCHES AND CLOCKS TO M. A. TILLEll, AND HAVE THEM MADE A8 GOOD AS NEW Mo. IA M. Court Square. JiKVT POOR TO POSTOFI-'ICK. OUR POSITION In the grocery business cnublcs us to give consumers advantages of great value, TEAS. We keep the best Formosa Oolongs, Japans, Gunpowder and English Ilicnk- fust. COFFEE. The finest blends of Roasted Coffee in existence. SUGARS Are cheap. We sell notning but the highest grade made. SYRUPS. Our Syrups and Molasses arc pure ami wholesome. RICE. The best Carolina only offered. ' FLOUR. The Obelisk Flour stands unequalled by any ever offered in this market. Hotels and boarding houses please bear in mind that we are prepared to meet competition in this or any market. Kespccttully, Powell & Snider, Here We Are Again. I have just boutrht one of the finest Soda Fountains in the South, with all modern improvements, and am now prepared to serve soda water in the bent style. I will give the business my personal at tention and will guarantee satisfaction in every resrrcct or money refunded. You can rest assured that the soda and mineral water sold at my fountain are pure. do all the work find make nil the syrups, and I feel I can truth fully say they are pure. (Syr rup fresh made each day.) Helow 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, 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 hew 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. JMVSdtf 41 Patton Ave. SOUVENIR CHINA. ENTIRELY NEW DESIGNS, In odd pieces, with Asheville, N C, elabor ately painted In gold and Arc. I on them No'lsltor should return home without taking otic of the piettv after dinner coffee cups and saucer. Thry will remind you of days gone by We have also n full line of the sterling souvenir tpoous, assorted designs. Limoges China, Art pottery, rich cut glass, new Bohemian rose bowl, and many curios and novelties suitable for present. . We guarantee our p. Ice. to be the lowest. We have recently pnrchaaed, very cheap, a lot of Japanese good., aiierially In cups and saucers. We are tilling a real Hue A. D. coffee cup and saucer at the low price of $3.00 per dnien. The same goods have been sold nt 110.00. Tea cups to match at $4.SIA per doten. Come early as they won't last long at these prices. Watch our Friday bargain sales; It will pay yon. CRYSTAL. PALACE. CHINA, GLASS, HOUSE FURNISHINGS, ETC T. C. Smith & Co., Whole- Hale and Retail Druggists, Aslieville, N. C. The only drug store located on th Public Square, corner oppo site the court lio'ise. No trouble to find the place. A full line Druirirists' Goods kept in stock, including Oils, Paints, Window Glass Gar den Seeds, and Grass Seeds. Crutches of all sizes. ONE PRICE STORE, II. REDWOOD & CO. A number of very desirable things in various, lines arriving this week. H. REDWOOD I CO. CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, HATS, SHOES, FANCY GOODS, ETC. 79 PATTON AVE. WILLS BROS., ARCHITECTS, 38 Pattoa Avenue. Next Y M C A build 'g. novl dam FO Box 584. J. W. SCHARTLE, MERCHANT TAILOR NO. 43 NORTH MAIN 8T. Just received, a fall line of English and do mestlc woolens for spring and summer, fcb24dflm FOR RUNT OR SALE. Blther house owned by T. Wilson Sharp ies, comer French Broad Avenue and Hay wood Street. These houses are located near the center of town, commanding good views, high elevation. For information apply to JOHN CHILD, THE BOARD FIXES THINGS RKOIXAR WEEKLY MEETING LAavr NIGHT Mayor Blanton Prealdea Work On the city Hall and Fire Dc partinent will Go On-A Good Deal of Business, Last night, lor the first time in ten weeks, Mayor Chas. 0, Blanton presided at the meeting of the board of aldermen He hus lost nothing of his idea of dis patching business by his illness, as all who were present last night found out Aldermen Reynolds, Statues, Brevard Leonard and McDuwell were present Alderman Gudgcr was abscnton account of ill health. TDK CITY HA LI, WILL GO ON. Aiocrman orevaia, lor tne com mittee appointed thear objections to the plans of the city hall and market house, made a verbial report advising the prosecution of the work as to the city hull and fire department, but asked to be continued in reference to themurket house question. A motion was made and seconded that the report be adopted. Then things began to warm up. i. k. itansom, esq., arose to nrgue a lew points, not directly for the butchers, as he said, but for n private individual, He thought that the board, which was a good common sense set of gentlemen, would l)e making a great mistake if it put the fire department in the building with the market. He argued that it would lie better to locate the fire dcuart ment on anothcr-lot, and thus avoid the great danger to human life. J. S. Adams, esq., talked about the legal aspect of the case, and said that ac cording to the law ope department could not be built unless both were built. He defied any iicrsonto poititoul a city that bad a fire department and a city hall in tne same building. He ollercd the board a lot on Spruce street which could In used lor the fire department and which copld lie had for $8 000. W, II. Deavcr, a member of the fire de partment, said he did not see wliv the fire department should be moved for the pleasure of one individual, He said the milk in the cocoanut was that Mr. Kuwls wanted a street next tohiB build ings. Mr. Deaver referred to several cities in which he had been and which had fire departments and citv hall in the same building. i. O. llouis stated that several of the fire departments in Washington Citv were on the best and most frequented streets. P. C. Mclntire had found something new in the geography uud told the board about it. He had traveled from San Francisco to the "gulf of Virgiuia"and had never seen a market house and fire de partment together. 1 lie discussion lusted about an hour. and Mayor Itlanton then quietly put the motion to adopt the report and it was carried without a dissenting rote. BKWER AND STRKF.T. Several residents oa Merrimon avenue asked that a sewer line be laid from that avenue down Scncy street to North Main. Thev proposed to advuncc the money without interest. The matter was refer red to the sewer committee, which is to report at a special meeting Monday night. hi, B. Atkinson asked for a jury on a street to be opened from Southside avenue to Goodluke street, and showed the board the plu of the street as pro- K)se(l. 1 lis matter was rclcrred to the street committee. COMMITTIKS. Mayor Blanton appointed the follow ing committees to serve two years : Sewers and water J. D. Brevard, T. C. Staracs, C. B. Leonard. Police W. T. Reynolds. I. Hami). Mc Dowell, 1. M. Gudger. Streets T. c. Stanes. W. T. Kevno ds. C. B. Leonard. Finance J. D. Brevard. 1. Hamn. Mc Dowell, J. M. Gudger. THANKS, MR. BRKYARI). Alderman Brevard mndca motion that the chief of police be instructed to require the drays which have hitherto blocked the street in front of the postofficc to stand on the south side of the court house for the present. The motion was seconded and carried. MISSION HOSPITAL. Judge Geo. A. Shuford, for the authori ties of the Mission hospital, appeared and asked that the consideration of the question of granting a permit for the erection of a hospital on comer of Wood fin and Charlotte streets be postponed for two weeks. The request was grant ed. THE CITY CLERK'S STATEMENT. City Clerk Miller suggested that the board of aldermen decide as to the publi cation of the itemized statement of the citv's expenses and disbursements ui to June 1, which would be ready in a few days. 1 he matter was rclcrred to the committee on finance. THE SPECIAL TAXES. Mayor Blanton appointed Aldermen Reynolds, Brevard and Ionard a com mittee to revise the special tax list to be used for the ensuing year. MINOR MATTERS. R. II. Cole asked that his license lax as a tobacco dealer be collected only for seven months, at the rale of $10 per year. Refused. N. A. Reynolds, tax collector, asked the hoard to authorize the city clerk to order license tags for the city drays. Granted. R. M. Furman asked that some kind of crossing lie put down at the intersection of Charlotte street and the new street between Woodfin and Chestnut. Refer red to the street committee. Rev. R. P. Ruintcy asked permission to begin the erection of a church for col ored people to cost about $5,000, on Spruce street between College and Eagle. Referred to a committee composed of Al dermen leonard, Reynolds and Brevard. 1 he committee met this mominc and de cided adversely. H. B. Brown asked the board to Lave some mudholcs on Pine street filled up. n r i i . i. -, , kcicitcu to street committee. PERMITS. Building permits were granted as fol lows: W. R. West, house on Hill street: P. C. Mclntire, four 2-room cottages on Vance street. The board later, however, instructed the cily clerk to notify Mr. Mclntire to postpone work on the houses until the matter was mvestiguted. HILLS. The following bills were ordered paid v uniianroga foundry company, pipe, $189.20; Reynolds & Spears, horse hire. $16.50; H.T. listubrook.rccordbook.il The board then adjourned until Mou uuy mgut. SAt,EM COMMENCEMENT. It Beglnn with Every Promise or Ileiuic a Great (success. Winston, N. C, May 30. Specials Tile commencement exercises of the re nowned Salem Female college began last night with a grand musical concert com plimcntnry to Miss Kutlicrine Evans the vocal instructor. The Moravian church was tilled to its upmost and the exercise were of unusual interest and excellency. Miss Kvnnn "io a Pnriuit,,, ,il, ,..'. is one of the best vocalists in the United ototcs. At the eonslusion of the exer cises Dr. Rondthulcr, in beliulf of her cluss, gave to her a very hundsome music lexicon. Visitors arc arriving in the city on every train and this commencement promises to lie the most nutcd in the history of the institution. Dr. Morrison. oi Atlanta, arrived to-day and will prcacn tne baccalaureate sermon to morrow morning. tomorrow will lie the one hundredth mnivcrsnrv of Washington's visit to old Salem. LIME 'EM. How to Drive Away the lluicMtl.ut lval I'vucbeH. Col. A. T. Davidson's compliments to Cupt. W. M. Cocke, and here is what the former knows, as given to Tun Citizen, of the bugs that ate into Col. Cocke's loaches: These bugs arc not at all like the jime- Uug, but resemble more, and perhaps ire akin to the lightning bug. They do lot attack the earlier varieties of peaches so much as they do the smaller, longer acclimated kinds. But Col. Davidson has solved the problem of driving olT these bugs, and though the information may come a little lace for Col. Cocke, it may lie ol service to others. Any way, it should lie kept on file lor next year. From the top of a high steidadder scat ter over the inach trees while the leaves are dnnit, a quantity of air slacked lime, enough to powder the leaves pretty well. The bugs will begin to leave within a short time, if not at ouec. Such is Col. llHvidson's experience with them, and the infm inatiou he uives is undoubtedly of value. HE UKTS TOWN, An old, old Case Mettled In Hal- eiic'i. Raleioh, N. C, May 30. Judgment has been rendered in court in favor ol imcs A. Bryan, plaintiff, for the recov ery of James City, a village of oncthous- ind negroes, across Trent river It om Ncwberne. The negroes were settled on Bryan's land bv federal authority in 802 and have held nossessiou ever since. It is said llrvan will offer terms of ami able settlement, and let the present population continue their occupation. AGAINtsT DR. MKIGGt. His Transfer to Another Profess orship Vetoed. Detroit, Mich., May 30. At 5 o'clock last evening the great final vote on the Ilriggs case was taken bycalling the roll, ach minister and elder answering as his name was called. At its close the count stood: For Dr. I'atton's report -4-1)0, gainst 50. This does not, except by iu- Icrcnce, pass on the quesliou of Dr. Uriggs alleged heresy. It simply votoes is transfer to the Kolmison professor ship of biblical theology. LIFE IN XORTII CAROLINA. The Reidsville fertilizer factory will erect a large factory building this sum mer. The false work, which has been used as a bridge while putting in the iron bridge over the Vndkin river on the Rich mond and Danville new hue, was washed out Thursday. All except the two shove spnui went down, It will be replaced at once. Some twelve or fifteen complaints had been received by the railroad com mission, none of these being in regard to passenger tariffs, but nearly nil lwing of freight overcharges. Every one of these complaints will be met by the new tariff, the clerk ot the commission says. Winston Republican: A mule, the prop- rtyof W. M. Lewis, was slung to death. near Madison by bees, onedny Inst week. The animal was tied near some stands and the little fellows peppered him so severely about the head ami neck that he died next day from the clTccli. The quarries belonging to theWadcB- boro brown stone company together with all machinery and equipments will be sold on the 2th day of June. The capital stock of this company is $50,000. 1 lie stone tuKcn trom these quarries is said to be as fine as there is in the coun try. Robscsoninn : Rev. Hnvncs Lcnnon of Orion, N. C, is in town. He has been pastor of Antioch Baptist church for forty-nine years. He says that the late Rev. Hector McLean was the first minister that heeversaw ordained, which took place nt Brown Marsh church, Bla den county, he thinks about 1 832. Stntesville Landmark: The North Statcsvdle Land company's lots sold brought all the way from $15 to $84 per lot, and with two or three exceptions the purchasers were citizens of stntes ville. The gentlemen composing the company say their sales were $2,000 less than they would nave been had tlicir sale taken place on the 14-th, as on that day there were 15 to 20 real estate speculators here who did not return for the sale on the 25th. As a mutter of fact the property Bold marvelously well, and the company came out with u baud some profit. False Economy is practiced by many jx-oplc. who buy in ferior articles of food because chcajicr than standard goods. Surely infants are entitled to the best food obtainable. It is a fact that the Gail Borden " Eagle" Brand Condensed Milk is the best infant food. Vour grocer and druggist keep it. Mackintoshes and rublier coats for men and boys, at the Whitlock clothing house, is South Main street. A GREAT CANADIAN DYING. sIB JOHN MACDONALD Hid DEATH BED, ON Moiuethluu; of the I.lle and Public Labors of Canada's Premier His Death Will Hasten Anuexa- ton.' Ottawa, Out., May 30. Sir John Macdonnld, the premier, is dying of con gestion of the lungs. The doctors ad mit that his case is hopelcsB. Sir John Alexander Macdonald, became a barrister in United Canada in 1830 became a (J. C. in 180, and a bencher ex oflieio of the Law society of Ontario He holds the rank of past grand senior warden of the Canada freemasons, as well as lcing the representative in Canada of the Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and accepted Masons of linglnnd. He held u seat in tile executive rminril f lunnda for eleven years. He was prime minister in 1858; government leader in the assembly in 18(ii (i7 nnH minister of militia affnirs frnm 1 hkj.'ii7 He formed the first government on July 1, 1807, when the new constiintii.n came into torce, when he was appointed minister ol" justice and attorney general of Canada, an office which he continued to nu tin Nov. (,, 1873. In 1871 he be came one of her majesty's joint high commissioners, to act in company with " wm, oir oiauorn iNormeotc, Sir Edward Thornton and Montague Bernard in effecting, with five commis sioners appointed by the president ot the uiiiliu ouino, a settlement ol the Ala- onma claims nnd other matters in dis pute between America and Great Britain. He became a memlier of the nriw num. v.. ,ii ionium was unanimously elected lender of the Canadian liberal conserva tive opposition in November, 1873. Sir oini lias Ik'cii married twice. His first wile died in 18.r(!. He ni-rl wprll,l busan Agnes, daughter of T. J. Barnard, a member of her majesty's privy council of the Island of Jamaicu. The Itata oil for Australia, City of Mexico, May 30.A social from Aeapuleo says there is well-founded report that the officers of the Esmeralda said that the fugntivc Chilian vessel, Itata, has gone direct to Melbourne, Australia, after having transferred her anus and ammunition, bought in the United Stale-, to the Esmtralda. CHURCH NOTICES. f Pastor, will confer n favor by hnmline In these notices not later than lo a. iu. oa Sut unlay. J Acnilcniy Hill Mission Sundnv school at 3;Hi p m Prayer meeting every Thursday North AshcvllleM. I?. church. South Rev. t. M. Campbell, pustur. Services at 11 u m. uud 8 p. in. Christian church, Rev. P. P. Arthur, pns- n ii - 1 a" m' uua m- Allai .uilllllllf 1UVIICU. Flint nnptist church, W pastor Services at 1 1 n A. Nelson, Ii. II., m. and H p. m. Sunday school at U:30 a. m Ircnch nrond Baptist church, Rev. J. o Adams, pnstor Services at 1 1 a. in., und H p. m. Sunday school at 9:30 a in. Sunday school nt the Methodist Chnicl on Colleue street, hcKinninu promptly at 4 p. m. Cluuilc Miller, aupirintciuk-uu West Kail Baptist Mission key. W. I Southern. Sumlav school nt ?-.'lo p. ni Prayer meethiK every Saturday uixht. Rivcrslile M. E. church, South Rev. I. C. Troy, pastor. Divine service 11 a. ni. and 8 p. in. Sunday school at 4 p. ni. A welcome to till. First Methodist Kpixcopal church, corner lluywoud anil Ituttriek streets Pren-liiiiR at It u. in, und 7:30 p. m., by Rev. J. 11. Uoberaon, pustor. Trinity Chapel, corner Valley nnd Beau mont streets, Kcv. II. S. McDullcy, rector Sumlav ichuol. ! n. ni ; morning service, 11 a. ni.; evening service, N:3o p. in. I'crn Hill llnptist church, Biltmorc Rev. 1). It. Nelson, pastor Suliliath school at :3, prvuchinK at 11 o'clock a. in., aud prayt-r meeting at 3 o'clock p. m. Trinity Kpiscopal church, Rev. MeNccly Pultoac, rector Holy communion und Her mon, 11 a. m.; Sunday school nnd Bible class, 5 p. m.; evening prayer and B.ru.on, s p. ni. Central Methodist Kplscopnl Church South Rev. C. W. Hyi-d pastor Hi vine service at 11 a m., anil M p. in. Sunday school at 9.30 a. m. Rev. S. S. Lambeth, 1). b.,of Virginia, will preach. , Pirst Presbyterian church, Rev. W. 8. P. Bryan, pastor liivine worship tomorrow at 11 a ill and i,. m. Siilibalh school ut :30 u. ill. Bailey street Sabbath school ut 4 p. in. Young people's meeting ut 7:15 p. in. Mo Markets. This being a national holiday there were no markets open. AFFAIRS OF CONSEQUENCE. The newspapers nt Naples bewail the large exodusof Italians to America, "the land of assassins." Newfoundland has nt last passed a sat isfactory act declaring its readiness to carry out the treaty obligations concern ing lobster fishing. Mr. Gladstone, in reply to Mr. Mon tagu, n member of parliament, writes that the pressure of opinion of the civilized world, bused upon ascertained facts, is the best mode of proceeding in behalf of the Jew s in Russia. HOUU. Ex-Scnator Wade Hampton does not attach much importance to the third party movement. The Pennsylvania legislature adjourn ed sine die at noon l uursduy. 1 be bal lot reform bill was passed. Harry Tracy, the Cambridge (Mass.) boxer, who in a glove tight nt Lynn caused the death of John Burns, was released from jail Wednesdny evenint on a $;l,()00 bond and acted as a pull-beurcr at minis s Itinera!. tHiuHhiue In the House I 'I'm weary with work!" the good wife sighed ; " Hut alter nil," she said, ' It's sweet to labor for those we love No wonder that minds will wed." A wise housewife lightens her toil and gladdens the home circle by her cheerful ness. Hut health is the hrst requisite, and her just prerogative. Health follows the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip tion, which repairs the ravages caused by those ieculiar diseases which alllict womankind. It enriches the blood, cures the congli, increases the flesh, prevents hystei .i, nervousness and low spirits, and is a veritable fountain of health to women, young and old. Satisfaction, or the price ($1.00) refunded. Of druggists. For a mild tonic, gentle laxative and invigoraut tuke Simmons Liver Regulator. We Lave the largest sup ply of CARRIAGE SPONGES in the city, aud 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. KEPHALINE will relieve neuralgia, head ache, or toothache. 25 cent a bottle at Grant's Pharmacy. The finest and meet comokte ttock n. Colognes, Toilet Wateri, Extract; Fact Powders and high grade Soaps at UKANl'S fUAKMACY. Prescriptions filled at all boars. Good livered free oi charire to anv nnrt ni he citv. GRANTS PHARMACY. t Dan glass liottles call at GRANTS PHAR MACY. Ilottles ranging in price from One to Fifteen dollars per pair. II you want a first-class Hah Brush tin small amount of money. GRANTS 'II. I R MAC Y is the place to no to ret it. A 11 kinds of Tooth lit usbes, Bath Brushes, Hath Gloves, Sponges, etc. When your Prescriptions ate com pounded at GRANTS PHARMACY you i tosiuvciy avpena upon it mat only the purest and best Drugs and C6em cols bare been used that they were compounded by thoroughly experienced rnurmactstaana that the price paid was not unrcasonaoie. 34 South Main St. J. ninnnri i fl. UHMrDCLL. DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND AGENT FOR T1IE ASHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION -AND- IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. rRU8TEB SALE. By virtue of a Deed of Trust eicruteri in tne by I). A. Putnam on the 17th of May 1 H'.IO, to secure a note mentioned therein for $o0. Said trust being duly rcgistcied in book No. 71, at page 97 of Buncombe county . win sen ior vhsu ut tne court noose aoor in Asheville, N. C. on the 30th lune. 1891. (on Saturday) the lot mentioned in said trust. Situated on Grove street, in the citv of Asho villc, N. C, 18th May, 1H91. B. P. PATTON, Trustee. J?OR RUNT. 8 nice rooms on IHU street. Water In house. $K per month. pVJR SA Lb Have for sale 10 or 12 lots of 20 acres, more or less each, 2ty miles of court house at $5o per acre, and 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 caa get i nough Sre wood off the laad to pay for it within one year. J. M. CAMPBELL l-'or sale 6.1 lots near Vandcrbllt's .state, from $100 to $500 each. Apply to J. M. CAMPBELL. A MID -IN PRICES TILL JUNE 1ST. Bargains In China and Glass. TO CLOSE OUT CEHTA1N LINES. Covered Dishes and Fourth. Plate, reduced one TRIPLE PLATE KNIVES tl.SS Set. TEA SPOONS, ROGERS, $1.38 Bet, PORKS, ROGERS, $3.70 Set. TABLE 8POON8, ROGERS, $2.70 Bet. JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOODS At almost your own price. J. II. LAW f JNoa. 57 59 61 8. Slain St. 1 I 1 iW"tttWT hi-
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