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eville Daily Citizen
VOLUME VII. NO. 31.
ASH EVILLE, N. C, THURSDAY EVENING, TUNE 11, 1891.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
Ash
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.
Regular sates of real estate at Linville
on and after Jane 1st. 1891. Business
lots and residence sites sold nt private
ale only.
The Rsrcnln Inn was opened the 1st,
of June, under the manugciinnt til Mr
James T. Skiles. Rcguhar daily stage
from Crnnhcrry.
-LINVILLEz
1NVITB8 INVBSTIOATION AS TO
Climate,
Water Supply,
Drainage.
Drives,
Parks.
Scenery.
Plans,
Building Sites,
Investments.
LINTILLR MFBOVKHENT CO.
Unvllle, N. C. '
ANALYSIS OP WATER
USBDATTHB
ASHEYILLE SODA WATER FACTORY,
217 HAYWOOD ST.
COHMOW.I.TH Of M.aalCHI'aSTT.
CHRTIFICATBOP ANALYSIS
State Amyrr-s Offiet, 207 Franklin St
BOSTON. MAMS. Anril 21. I HOI.
T. Chas. H. Campbell, Asheville. North Car-
ouaa.
The earn pie of water arjhmitted for analy.
at. ha. rem ratrrnlly eiamraed. with the M
I ft win. remit.:
The water .how la part per 100 OOO
Solid, rolatlle ,
" flitd
" total
(train, tier one It. A a-atla
a.oo
3 (HI
ft.00
2. ll
Th. water la almoat entirely free from or.
file matter, allowing very alight trace of
trow, aenpntir ... iirtie. Te water i. very
.icerhnit In all rcaawets. It i. eery arldom we
tid water ao free from organic or mineral
aaattev.
M. I- HOWKKK,
Stat. A Mayer
CORTLAND BROS.,
Real Estate Brokers,
And. Investment Agents.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Loans ae.ur.ly placed at per ceat.
Offieea:
34 a 26 rattoa Arena Second Boor
Md1v
REAL ESTATE.
W.t-Tw B. Owva, W. W. Waar.
GVYfl & WEST,
(Snceaaaoea to Walter B.Uwya)
ESTABLISHED 1881
RIPER TO AM OF MHRVILLE.
REAL ESTATE.
Loans Secnrclj Placed at
Percent. .
Notary Public Coatatiafaoacrs of Deeds.
FIRE INSURANCE.
orriCK-Saalheaat Court aVqtaare.
-TAKE
YOUR
Broken Jewelry
' AND
DISABLED WATCHES AND CLOCKS
M. A. TILLEll,
AN! MVI THEM HADE At GOOD AS NEW.
No. ns M. Court aqtaar.
KBIT DOOR TO POBTOFFICE.
BUY YOUK
ajf GROCERIES
WB FROM
Ax?Si v D- COOPEr
3U
THAT IS WHAT MA TOLD ME TO DO.
Shcsnyslt,. the beat place la town to trade
No danger of being overcharged, and ever;
thing la aa represented or money refunded.
North Court Square, Corner
Main and College 8t.
B PRIESTLEY i CO.'S
CELEBRATED
SILK, SILK AND WOOL, AND WOOL
NUN'S VEILS
READY FOR USE
ALSO
Priestley's Nun's Yelling
FOR DRESSES.
Then, black good, are the very beat make
and dye.
BON M ARGUE."
OUR POSITION
In the groccrv business enables us to
Ktvc consumers advantages of great
value.
TEAS.
We keen the liest Formosa Oolongs,
apnns, Gunpowder ami Loutish Urcnk-
fast.
COFFEE.
The finest blends of Roasted Coffee in
existence.
SUGARS
Are cheup. Wc sell
highest grade mnde.
nutuing but
the
SYRUPS.
Our Syrups and Molasses arc Dure and
wholesome.
RICE.
The best Carolina only offered.
FLOUR.
The Obelisk Flour stands tinciiuullcd
by any ever offered in this market.
Hotels and boarding houses please
bear in mind that we arc prepared to
meet comx-tition in this or any market.
Kespecituiiy,
Powell & Snider,
HOW TO MAKE
The way to uiakt money is
to Htive it. And the way to
Have it is to have your pre
8vritioim filled at Canni
chael's drug store, und you
will find by doing bo you will
save from 25 to 30 iter cent,
on every prescription. We
do not take goods that the
people know the price and
mark down to cost, and then
charge two prices for a pre
scription to make up the loss.
You know clerk hire and
house rent must be paid and
the profits must bo averaged
someway. A hint to the wise
is sufficient. A full line of De
Vault Flavoring Extracts in
stock. Mr. J. Taylor Amiss
and Mr. Chas. W.lVvaulta're
with me and will be pleased
to meet their friends and cus
tomers. Don't forget the
place. Carmiehael's drug
store, No. 20 South Muiu
street, Asheville, N. C.
BARGAINS ; IN : DINNER : SETS
AT
OUR STUCK
lit Immense and Must Uo.
See our MM piece seta a SI 0.8.1, ihey ore
nnKllnh, and are of our on iniportatl
The lieat act you ever .aw for the money
Lome enilj anil ja t o e.
Opaque China.
Special nitration In called to another line
of diiMiirvvnn , which w- imported ourse
It is Opaque C 'iim, in a Itcnutiful decoration
equal lo I'icnc'i China, nn.l t half the price
We wi I mnkr up sets to suit you, uu'l wh
you break a piece c e will well yon nnothcr to
in itch t earl. This will enibl- you tool
uats.have a full net; price from s 12 ut.
warde.
BETTER POSITION.
W are In better position to furniah hotel.
and boarding house, than ever. We carry
large .tock and our price, throughout are
the lowest: and will pay yon to ace ua before
buying. In connection we carry a large
atock of tinware and houae. furnishing.. Our
alore I. the lurgcat.
41 Patton Ave.
CHINA, GLASS, LAMP AMI HOl'Sli
I'OKNISMiNCS.
ONE PRICE STORE,
II. REDWOOD & CO.
we a.k attention this week to onr Cloth
ing tor men, buy. and children, in which wc
show eicclleut style, and the b at of value
Also to aomc desirable thing, in seuaona-
blc DreaA tiooda.
A iiunilicr of attractive Items lu various
line Just oKiicd.
H. REDWOOD & CO.
CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS,
ETC., ETC.
SHOES, HATS,
7 & 9 PATTON AVE
SEE FOR YOURSELF
OUK NBW LINB
LAWN TENNIS RACKETS,
From f l.oo to $.2B; neta, pule., etc. A beau
tiful line Croquette, Base ball, and flat.
Our nt w line
KURD'S CELEBRATEO STATIONERY
Staple and fancy. Our 25 cent Fountain
Pen Is going right along plenty left. Our
new Soayenlr of A.heyilk, only 2fi cents.
We ahull close the balance of oar Dictionary
Holdcra at I2.S0, worth $3.50.
J. N. Morgan & Co.,
BOOK8BLLBRS AND 8TATIONBR8,
S Public ttqaare.
WILLS BROS.,
ARCHITECTS,
28 I'atton Ayenne,
Next T M C A build'g.
norl d3m
PO Box 554.
J. W. SCIIARTLE,
MERCHANT TAILOR
NO. 42 NORTH MAIN ST.
Just received, a foil line of Bngll.k and do
meatic woolen, for spring and summer,
fch2dlm
FOR RENT OR SALE.
Hither house owned by T. Wilson Bh'iru
leas, corner French Broad Avenue and Hay
wood Street These house, are located near
the center of town, commanding good view.,
high elevation. For information apply to
. IOHN CHILD.
JAMES. PRANK,
Daaxm m ii
FAMILY6R0CERIES AND PROVISIONS
A Kent for Deems Creek Wooka MUla.
North Mala Asheville N C
MEETING THE PRESIDENT.
AN t7NIO.iri'.l,Y KAS'TIFI.'L, IN
VITATION BOOK.
Full Account of the vialt ol tbc
North Carolinians to the White
Houae Wednesday,
Washington, June 11. About seventy
Ircr.sons representing ull the southern
states com prised the committee that
waited on the president yesterday und
invited him lo attend the exposition to
lie held nt Raleigh, N. C, in October and
November. The party was headed by
Senator Ransom, of North Carolina, and
Mr. Patrick Walsh, of Augusta, Oa.. and
included Mayor Badger, of Raleigh, Col.
A. B. Anderson, of Richmond, M.ij. R. S
Tucker, Col. Uurgerne and representa
tives of nearly all the leading southern
cities. Gov. Holt, of North Carolina, in.
tended to lie with the- party, but was
not able to come.
The' president received them in the
cabinet room. Senator Ransom made
an eloquent address inviting the presi
dent to Knleigh, und assured him of
warm and hospitable welcome. The
president in reply thanked them for the
cordiality and impicssivcncss of their
invitation untl said it was very gratify
ing to him to feel that thet had conic so
lar for sm li a purpose. Their invitation
called for serious consideration on his
part, hut he could not now tell what he
would he able to do at the time of the
exposition. He said lie kacw he would
lie received with kindness as he had re
cently had very conclusive evidence on
that point. He rcurcttcd that it wn
not his privilege to pass through Noith
Carolina on his recent trip. He con
tinued: No: I cannot promise at 'his time. In
deed, 1 uni very chary about promises;
public men Have occu severely criticised
lor making promises thev could not tier.
lorm, and I have made it a strict rule not
to make promises. There is too much
louhl about the luture state of the nub.
ic business for me to anticipate what 1
may be able to do. You will bear in mind
that October and Novcmlicrare aot to lie
busy times with the president in connec
tion with the assembling of congress, and
in the discharge of my constitutional
duty 1 must try to cnliuhlcu coiiltchs
as to the uffairs of the country. So you
ace, it win not oe very easy lor mc to gel
uwny in i lie lan. t am in lull sympathy
with every movement for the disolav ol
our magnificent development anil mate
rial prosierity in the arts ami sciences. 1
will bear votir invitation in mind and
will try to arrange my affairs so as to
accept it.
the Trcsidcut 8 remarks were loudlv
upplnuded.
A presentation volume, silver hound
and clasped, 14 bv2H inches, with cover.
ol native North Carolina pine, paneled
with natural curled pine was then eiven
" itsmciii. viiiuin lairamco inc invi
tation to come to Raleigh printed on a
large tobacco leaf of far-famed North
IU. II :.i , 1 1 r : . i . r
Carolina golden leaf. On the leaf, 12 by
it) in size, on the left, is Drintcd:
"The citizens of the southern section nf
the union extend ancarnest invitation to
Keniamin Harrison, President ol the
United .States and his cabinet"
On another tobacco leaf, ol the same
size is the following:
"To visit them at the Capital City of
the old North State during the Southern
Exposition in October and November.
1HU1."
Above and on each side of both
arc bunches of rice, grown in Carolina.
Below are bolls of cotton, representing
agricultural products, llelow are sheets
I mica representing the industrial urn.
ducts of the south. The backgrounds
were of black velvet, lined with gold card
ua nnniisomeiy tritmed witlipiateglnss.
Similar invitations in nort-folio form
were presented to each member of the
cabinet.
Mr. Walsh then addressed the nrrai-
Icnt on behalf of AucuHta. tin., and the
president said his response to Hie other
invitation applied equally to this.
A RIOT.
Hlrlkerr) Co Too Far and the
Sword Is Uravru on Tliciu.
rtRKMHN, June 11. Serious rioting oc
curred here today upon the part of the
firemen of the North German Lloyd
Steamship company on strike nt this
place. The rioters were eventually at
tacked by the police with drawn swords
and a desperate struggle took place.
finally mc lire Di igatlc was summoned
o the assistance of the notice and. thus
reinforced, the officers of the law mun-
ged to restore order. though thestrikers
stubbornly resisted the combined on
slaught of bolh the police and the fire
Diigane.
llunne the battle between the steam
ship firemen and the authorities, some of
the lormer were severely injured bv the?
swords of the police.
SKTKRAL KII.I.ED.
A Hurricane noes Much Damute
lu fcastefu ttallcla.
Bl OA I'rstii, I one 11. A terrible hur
ricane, causing much damage, has swept
over eastern Galieia. During the storm
an entire forest was partly uprooted and
the towns of Podkamin and Prikwa suf
fered considerably. Several churches
were unroofed and a number of houses
razed to the ground. Several people
were killed onlright, and 11 11 111 Iters injured
by fulling debris.
The Harrisons In Loudon.
London, June 11. Mrs. McKcc, daugh
ter of President Harrison, and Mrs. Rus
sell Harrison arrived here this morning.
They were met at the tailroad station by
United States Minister Robert T. Lin
coln and by attaches of the United States
legation. Mrs. Mch.ee and Mrs. Russell
Harrison were immediately driven to
Lincoln's residence, where the travelers
remain as the United States minister's
guests during their stay in London.
Mozambique Excited Home.
London, June 11. Dispatches received
here from Mozambique announce that
lecling of great excitement prevails there
wine to the fact that Chief Gnnrveva.
with 4000 followers, has re volted against
Portuguese authority in favor of a Urirish
protectorate. Chief Gourveya rules over
the territory between Zambesi and Pun-
give rivers, ike Portugese authorities
arc hastily despatching troops to ouell
the revolt.
I.t'CKV ONE8.
A Number of Appointments) Made
by the President.
Washington, June 11. The president
has made the following appointments
Leonard W. Colby, of Iowa, to be as
sistant attorney general (as provided by
an act approved March 3, 1 S!)l .
loscnh R. Rcid. of town, in lu- a.;-f
justice of the court of private land claims,
milium I', htone, ol Colorado, Henry
C. SIh.S. flf KnilKua Tliomna f KMll
of North Carolina, and William W. Mnrl
V' Tennessee, to ht SMOClate Jut-
i.vii-i liic court oi nrivate laou i-oiii.
Matthew (5. Reynolds, of Missouri, to
lie attorney of the United States for the
court oi private land claims.
WILL THEY SETTLE HERE?
BfVING UND FOR 50,000 Kl'H-
81 AN JKWs.
Baron Hlrsch's Representative
Also Nettollatliio; for Land Near
Ureeusboro and Littleton as
Well as luolr-Ulddlng; for the
Hickory Iuu.
Hickory, N. C, June ll.-Spccial.
The representative of the llarou Hirsch
immigration committee, now in this
country, stopjicd here recently.
So far us your correspondent was able
to learn, the committee are negotiating
lor 80,000 acres of land near Lenoir, as
already stated in Tim Citizkn; 40,000
near Greensboro, and 120,000 acres near
Littleton, N. C.
The same committee are the prosiect'
ivc purchasers ol the Hickory Inn ut
$40,000 cash. Mr. Loughran bus not
yet decided to sell.
Baron Hirsch's representative cxpccls
to put 00,000 Russian lews in this stale
CONFEDERATE WOMEN.
They Erccl a Monument at Fred.
ericksburK, Va.
1'KKDKKlCKSIIl'KG, Va., June 11. The
town was profusely decorated yesterday
with bunting and Confederate and na
tional Hags in honor of Memorial day
and the unveiling of the Confederate
statue. Thousands of visitors were in
attendance, including a number of Con
federate camps with their drum corps.
iuc services ut. me cemetery were
oiencd with prayer by tbc Rev. W. F.
Carter, of the Methodist church, and
then General liradley T. Minion, of Bal
timore, orator of llic day, delivered the
unveiling address.
The monument was erected by the
Ladies' Memorial Assembly, ltisoftrrav
granite and stands on a mound of earth
live Icet and six inches nidi. There is n
column oncuchcorncr ol red granite with
gtay granite niidplythbnsc. It contains
the lollowing inscriptions:
un east side: "South Carolina. Vir
ginia and North Carolina."
North: "Missouri, Kentucky. Tennes
see and Arkansas."
West: '.'Louisiana. Mississinni and
Texas."
South: "Georgia. Florida and Ala-
bama."
On the west side there are muskcts.and
on the south a castle with battlement:
on the north sabres, on the east cannon.
with the words, "To the Confederate
Dead."
Almost every camp in Vircinin was
represented at the uiivciliuir ceremonies.
and the observance ol the day was with
out a parallel in this historic town.
TAX AItfE8fOR.
The
Increase of Valuation
Will
be Over 100 Per Cent.
The tax assessors of the two wards of
the city have done considerable work,
but for the past day or two have lieen
delayed by the weather. The east ward
assessors, F. M. Miller, T. W. Patton and
C. W. Malone, have very nearly com
pleted their outside work. Assessor
Miller this morning told Tbr Citizkn
that so far as could be judged by the
worn aonc, me increase ol property valu
ation in the city would be at least 1(10
per cent, and doubtless would go above
that figure. The assessors of the west
ward, M. h. Roberts, J. M. Ingle and
M.J. Hcardcn, will not have their out
door work completed for a week or more
)t.
in Favor ol the Church.
Nasiivii.i.k, June 11. Bishop K. K. Har
grove has received a telegram from Pres
ident Atkins, of Corvallis College Oregon,
stating that the supreme court of Ore
gon has decided the college suit in favor
1 tnc Methodist hpisconal Church.
South. The suit referred to involved
proiicrty valued nt over $3,000,000. The
college proK'rty has lieen in litigation a
iiiimlier of years, and the result has been
awaited wilh much interest.
Want Recognition.
London, June 11. A long circular ad
dressed to the Kuropcnu powers by the
Chilian provisional junta or govern
ment representing the insurgent party
of Chili was published in Hngland and
todnv. in tins note theClubau juntaap
iieals to the iwwers to recognize the in
surgents as belligerents.
Uullty as a Rioter.
UniontoWN, Pa., June 11. The jury in
the case against John McSloy, Mike Dis
mon and twenty-eight other strikers for
conspiracy and riot at the I'rick com
pany's works, found McSloy and Dismon
guilty and acquitted the rest. The case
of conspiracy and riot against John U.
Kac, reter w ise ana others was begun.
Reported Klllllnsr.
The report reaches here that John For
tune, of Broad River, McDowell county,
who was engaged in the logging busi
ness, in the employ of Locke Crnitr. eso..
of Asheville, was killed on last Tuesday
night by Wesley Patton and Hicks Bur
nett, of this county.
Mirtle M. Tanner, lloonville, Ind.,
writes: "I had blood poison from birth.
Knots on my limbs were as large as hen's
eggs. Doctors said I would be a cripple,
but II. u. B. has cured me sound and
well. I shall ever praise the men who in
vented Blood Balm were born."
HE'S A-CATCIIING IT NOW.
THE PRINCE OF WALEe)
THE RACK.
ON
The English Newspapers Are Not
Intimidated by Royalty, It Art-
pears a Religious Weekly's
Comment.
London, June 11. The outspoken
ucwspaiier press comments upon the par
the Prince of Wales played in the bacca
rat scandal continue to lie the sensation
of the day in Knglautl. A ncwspaier
reporter who was near the Prince ol
Wales at Ascot today when the race for
the gold cup was won by Lord Ilarling
ton's Marion, telegraphs that the Prince
of Wales, who witnessed the event, was
in a very sulky frame of mind, caused, it
would apiicar, by the storm of adverse
newspaper criticisms winch has swept
and is still sweeping, over the heir ap
parent.
The religious Dress, as niitrhl lie nnir.
ico, is most severe in its comments upon
the Prince's conduct. The Christian
World, an influential itidcendfiit relig
ions weekly reorcsenlint! all nmtcstuui
denominations, says: "the throne rests
upon the foundation of public opinion
iinly a few more scandals like thut of
IranbyLroft. would destroy thin fnun
u.iiiuii mm uiiwiini vi 11. would never
lie crowned." The British Weekly re
marks: "ine revelations are enoin 1 to
so'kt np the strongest supporters of
monarchy."
The News says: "Cuiiiiiiiiiu's siiMiini
01 ine pajier was damning. The pnbhc
disappointment is due not to dissatisfac.
tion. butto the iiiadeiiiatcncss of tlie
vcrtncl to meet I lie varied asgiccls of the
scandal. The Prince of Wales failed in the
middle course he adopted, but it has vet
to be proved that his attempt was more
man a grave indiscretion. The pitv of il
all is not there, but in the presence "of the
ueir 10 me limine at the licado the bac
carat table, The prince is bound lo lead
1 pure, simple and cleanly life, and to lie
an example to bis luture subjects. Woe
to a monarchy when it can no longer
erfoim what may fairly liecallcd its last
surviving use. It is grotesque to have a
irincc carrying nlmut baccarat counters
wherever lie govs as a Muliomincdaiicai
ics Ins pra yum carpet."
The Vienna correspondent of the Times
ays mat tlie Daccaralscanil.il hascaused
a sensation in army circles on the conti
nent, esiiecially in countries where the
Prince of Wales is honorary colonel of
scvcrui regiments.
Criminal Court.
In the criminal court tbc follov
ing
ascB have been disposed of:
State vs. Wm. Ward, assault; guilty,
udgmcnt suspended ou payment of
costs.
Stute vs. lames Ilumimss. larceny :
guilty, sent to chain gang for four years.
Ctni. tl 11..11 r ,r
iiiHii io. uni ii.iu, ior setting nrc to
the old jail building, three years iu chain
ang.
Wilson Mart hee. indicted for atmltm.
from Vanderbilt's store nt Itiltmorc, was
found guilty and sent to the chain mini.
for three years.
Stock Quotations.
NSWYo.K, June 11. Hrie : Lake Shore
05"4; Chieneo unci Northwestern llllllA:
orlolk and Western : ulrhmi,a
and West i'oiat Terminal 10"i: Weateni
nion 8()'(.
Baltimore Prices.
BALTluo.n, June 1 l.Flonr.ateadv: western
super $3.H5vM.sr; cxtrR, $ t..2r.uiVi;n; fam
ily, f4.7rifnri.2n. When I, aouthern. dull.
I'ulti t LOJltil lo; LonntH-rry, $1 o7a)l.ll).
No. 2 red, lower; "pot, l.07du 1 .071 ,. Corn
southern, firmer: white. 70i:7ic: v.n.,w
fi7(!lliXC.
New Vork Market.
Nsw Yuan, June It. -Stocks, dull, nnrf
nirnmit Money, easy; tixchitiiKc. lonn.
x4i,ol.R iwt; short, .H7sl.H7H.; stale
mt, dull: government bonds null imi
steady. Cotton easy, snlca balca; Up-
lanila, H 11-1B; Orleans, Ht.e: futures onrntil
id closet! steady. Mai. M :io: lune. Nil-
uly, K.S4; Auuuat. H 1.2: Senteinlier. M7I:
tetotwr.H 80. I'lour- dull and weak. Wheat
steady anil fuirlv aclive Ciint-wpnb ,,mt
lull. Pork quiet anil sternly nt JlO.nod.
Ii. no. I.nril iiuiet anil en.v nt Sd ao: slnir.
its Turpentine quiet anil atirady; nt 314(11:
34'4c Rosin dull but easy at l.-UXtfl.Ou,
I'rciguta irregular.
AFFAIRS OF CONtilitJUtiNCE.
HOMK.
Wheat harvest has commenced and lav
011I1I says new wheat shipments will
Kgin within a week.
At the Kansas State university, nt
awrenec, Mrs. 1.11a Brown, of llolton.
received a diploma as a lawyer. She is
he lirst woman to graduate from the
Stale law school. She will practice law
ith her husband nt llolton, Kansas.
Gen. John McNeil, superintendent ul
Station K of the St, Louis KistolHcc,died
suddenly in his office on Monday. As 11
iloncl of union troops in lNliL' he or-
lered ten prominent citizens of Palmyra.
Mo to be shot without trial. For this
act he was known as the " butcher of
Palmyra."
The secret service officers have notified
the jewelers of Chicago that they will lie
prosecuted for counterfeiting in case they
are caught gold -plating silver or nickel
coins for use as bangles. It has been dis
covered thut some of these plated coins
have been passed as the gold coins which
they resemble in size.
Port Au Prince advices say that Fred
Donglass fears for his life, and on llnv
30 and for several days previous he
reached his office by passing through the
back yard of a hotel, then climbing a
fence, going through several other yards
and finally reaching the back stairway
of the consulate. At night he makes an
even more circuitous route to reach
home,
FOKKIGN.
The Unglish government intends ex
tending the advantages of its free educa
tional bill lo Ireland.
At a meeting of the cabinet of France
it was decided to ask Parliament for the
credit necessary in order to enable France
to take part in tbcChicngo World's Fair.
A letter from Acapulco, Mexico, quotes
Silva Palma, captain of the Chilian
cruiser Hsmcrnltla. as saying that on the
appearance of the United States cruiser
Charleston, off the harbor of Acapulco,
the Esmeralda had her decks sanded for
action, and that the Charleston had every
man at the guns. "If a pistol shot had
been fired on cither side," the captain is
represested as saying, "it would have
been the signal lor instant engagement.
Health is wealth. Take Simmons
Liver Regular for all sickness caused by
diseased liver.
f-nnnset Park In the cool orttte
eveniuK. uei mere on the dummy
ABOUT TWELVE MONTHS
AGO WE SOLD
In Asheville, N. C,
OVER
TWO HUNDRED PAIRS
OF
KNICKERBOCKER
BlIOULDEK BUACES.
FOR
Men, Women and Children.
OUT OF ALL THAT NUMBER
Nut one K:rHon wan tHsujiiio'ntid in the tittc
of them. They are .K-yond duubt the bent
und moat durable brucc ever worn in fact
they tire the
ONLY RELIABLE
contained brace und susietidcr in the market
They urc simple In construction, easily ad
justed and worn with perfect comfort.
WE 1I4.V1: JUST RliCUIVliD
160 PAIRS -ALL SIZES
FOR MEN, WOMEM, BOYS AND GIRLS.
CALL AND IiXAMINli THEM.
IRANT'S PHARMACY.
94 South Main St.
J.
OA linn r 1 1
!! UHllirDCLL.
DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE
AND AGENT FOR THE
ASHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION
-AND-
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
JKl'STItIJ SAI.B.
Dy virtue of a Deed nt Tnt ....-.i ...
me ly i. A. Putnam on the 17th of May
IH'.lO, to secure a note mentioned therein for
$400. Said trust being duly icKistvd in
hook No 71, nt vtLgt '.17 of Huncomliecounty
1 will sell for cash nt the curt house door In
Asheville. N. C. on tile 80th lunc, lK'll, (,,
Saturday) the lot mentioned in said trust
situated ou Grove trcl, in the city of Aaliu
ville, N. C, 18th Muy, ism.
11. F. PATTON,
Truatea.
J?OK KKNT.
8 nice rooms rn 11111 .in. w.. 1.
house. $H per mouth.
J?OK SALU
Have for sale in or 12 lots nf -jo .
more or less e ich, 21, miles of court house at
$ra per acre, anil within one mile of pro.
posed street railway. The timber 011 the
land is worth price asked. Apply at once
Icrmseusy, to suit purchaser. Partus can
Ki t iiioukIi lire wood off the luad to pay for
I'or side n lots near Vunilcrhllt'a estate,
from $100 to J5U0 each. Apply to
J. M. CAMl'BBLL.
IN PRICKS
TO CLOSE OUT CERTAIN LINES IN
Crockery ami Glass.
A GREAT REDUCTION IN
Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets, Silverware, Btc
1 am in belter shape to till large orders for
hotels than any house in Western North Car
olina, as my stock ia the lurgcat and my
prices tlie lowest. A large line ol" Mason s
Fruit Jurs, Jelly Classes, etc., Date City
Wuter I'll ten, the best filter 011 the murk.t.
I'lcose call and sec ine before buying elac
where. I will make it to your iutcrcat to
call and price my got ds.
J. II. LAW,
Nm. 57, 59 and 61 . Main St.
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