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v .' t ' i r Asheville Daily Citizen ASHEVILLE, N. C, WENDESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1891 PRICE 5 CENTS. VOLUME VII. NO. 114. 1 i a ok' ,3 WHERE THE SNJWBIRDS NEST. For a cool place in summer, for health and recreation, visit Linville, Grandfather Mountain, and the Iwautiful region sur rounding them. Regular Sale Of real estate at Linville on and after Itroe 1st, 1891. Business lots and resi dence aites aold at private sale only. The Kaecola Inn. This excellent hotel was opened the 1st of June, under the management of Mr. James T. Skiles. Over the VonahloHcc Road. A beautiful route for a summer excur sion, bv way of Doe River Gorge, Roan Mountain, Cranlierry, Linville, Grand -kr Mountain. Hlowinir Kock and Lenoir. -Wentern Carolina Stage roach Company. Dailv atace between Cranberry and lnoir. 1 buy my (irocerics, Provisions, Feed, etc., from this house, they always give me good fresh goods and sell at prict as low or lower thnn anv other. 1 have al- nys found them reliable and have no cause for complaint, and would most cer- tainlv advise you to give them a trial, as believe they will make it to your inter est to trade with them. eoiHO m"T. I.t. 'J-.oa p. m Ax. o-.nn p ai, ,r.7:5( a. m, Ar. lMi. m l.v p. m Ar. 7K p- m Boaters time. Schedule. funiNti wsrr. Cranberry Ar. 1 1 :o a. m. Unvlll, , Lv. H.0H a m Linville. Ar. 7:0i p m Rl ,-lne K'k. Lv. a.no p. m Mowing- K'k r- i m Lenoir, l.v. 7 o a. ni f'end upward An Opportunity. A mh nriic of one thousand dollars has been offered for the bet short story or novel having the Grandfather Moun ain and the beautiful scenery of that Ut ility woven into the plot. This mountain, situated as it is in the most picturesque part ol Western North Carolina, furnishes an attractive setting for an interesting story. The selection will be made by a com mitt nf pomoetent reviewers, and the atorv must not be less than 10 nor ex ceed 50 pag. s. tw.;i1 information mav be obtained of the Linville Improvement Company of Linville, North Carolina. REAL ESTATE. Walts B. Owvw. W. W. VKT GVYN & WEST, (acoessora to Walter B.Owynl ESTABLISHED 1881 REFER TO BANK OF AIWVILLE. REAL ESTATE ans Securely Placed at Per Cent. notary Pnblk. Commissioners of Deed. FIRE INSURANCE OFriCB-HSontheaart Court Square. CORTLAND BROS., Real Estate Brokers And Investment Agents. NOTARY PUBLIC. Loans seosrely placed at 8 per cent. Offices: 34 3 Pattoa Avean. Second fl"or. fcbedlv , r''1i WM GROCERIES, off for m m Our buyer will IraTc this week for the I northern markets, to purchase an Immense stock for our tall and Christmas trade, and we will continue to offer "ur present stock at I greatly reduced prites entli the first of Octo ber, to make room for the new Roods, WAIT! WAIT! DON'T IrllV ANY YES Dinner or Tea Sets Until u m oar new mock. Wait and lire the decorated CHAMBER SET FOR $2,70. Walt for thousands of other pretty novel- tin In china, diver, etc. Our stock for this sraion will Ik doable that of anv olhT, a our air adj lurge trade demands it Our trand opening will be announced in due time. No. CHINA, 41 Patton Avenue, GLASS, HOUSE FUR NISHINGS, ETC., iuf 'oa-ii 1 A DEMOCRATIC FLOWER. Wlt.t. ni.OOM AT J. SI.OAT r-AIWETT's EJEPKNSK. The New York UeraocrsM Name Their Ticket and Are Not For Free coinage of Silver Wild Knthualaain. Saratora, N. Y., Sept. 16.-Tlic stute democratic convention was culled to order promptly at 10 o'clock this morn ing. After the presentation of the decis ion in regard to the county democracy, the committee on resolutions reported the platform and it was read. Upon motion of Mr. Griffin it was adopted with cheers. The following, offered by Mr. Carter, of New York, also passed: "Resolved, Thut this convention views with gratification the growing friendly feeling towards the democratic partv of Horrible Death ol a Telegraph Lineman In Cleveland. Cleveland, 0., Sept. 16. John Mc- Afferty, lineman for the Western Union Telegraph company, was talking to some Iricods in front of the court house today, and then liegnn to climb a tele graph pole to adjust a wire, lie had reached a point bevond the first cross bar. when, with a shriek, ne ten nncK- ard. his spurs cauirht in the iron steps of the oole, and he hung dowuwaru. A telephone wire had fallen across the electric light wire, and McAfferty received a terrible voltage in his bony. I lis nice and arras were burned black and he hung fully three minutes before a bidder could be had witn which to take mm down. He died oa the way to the hos pital. STARVED INTO MURDER. I Without multi, i I nay we a-i ri-cflrn ga j of atvlifti good", I M . 1 1 bi'iftCH of our Mr multipljmK w rdn we with to nf lotn and u Titand LOTS high in quality, the pur- Mr Redwood, now In New You cannot blame the juvenile fingers that find their way into a barrel filled with our groceries; in fact it would be a mystery if you could keep them out. If there is anything in the world that hould lie sold at popular prices, it is what goes into the kitchen. That which you cannot do without ought to he purchasable at the slightest possible advance over cost of production and we are guided by this principle in everv sale we make. Whenever we can see our wnv clear to mnrking down prices that is what we promptly do. Respectfully, Powell & Snider, Wholesale and Retail Gro cers. rr -asm nf v WILLS BROS., ARCHITECTS, When you are purchasing a tie vou need not tic yourself up to nny particular stvle especially when vou have such material for choice as I can furnish you Treading closely on the heels of the de parting summer tie ia the incoming neck wear for the fall. The designs are too handsome to lie described; the eye can do them justice but words cannot If you will cast your eye in my show window you will behold the choicest array of four-in-hands, puffs, tecks and ascots ever exhibited in Asheville. I have taken special pains to make it absolutely complete. F. E. MITCHELL, MEN'S OUTFITTER, a8 Patton Avenue. BOX our colored fellow citizens in this state; and they are welcomed to our ranks. with the assurance that within our party discrimination on account of race or color is discountenanced." Following is the silver plank of the plat farm: "The democratic party of the state of New York. 111 convention assembled, re news the pledges of its fidelity to demo cratic laith, and as rrenrds the national issues renews the doctrines of the nation al platform ol 188 and .1888, endorsed bv the popular rote in these years and so overwhelmingly ratified by the popu lar verdict in the congressional elections of 1890. We now, as then, steadfastly adhere to the principles ol sound nuance We are ag.-unst the coinage of any dollar which is not of equal intrinsic value with everv oilier dollar of the I'nited States. We then-lore denounce the nw Sherman silver law, under which one-tenth of our g-dd stock has been exported, and nllour silei r outiiut is dainnud 110 at home, as a false pretence but an artful hind rance of a return to the freer bimetallic ci.in.'iL'c and ,-is tending only to produce n change Imni one kind of mun- oiiirtallisin to another. Ve therelore unite with the Iriends of honest monev everywhere in stigmatizing the Sherman prnuresiive silver basis law as no solu tion of the gold ami silver question and as a fit appendix to the subsidy and bounty swindle, the McKinlev tariff bill, the Hliiine reciprocity humbug, the siriandircd surplus, t lie increasing aencit the Selective census, tnc laisinici represen tation and revolutionary proceedures of the billi.iu congicss, all iustlv condemned bv the people's great uprising last No vember, a verdict which will be re newed next vear and will empower thi democratic statesman to guide the peo ple'S councils and to execute the people's will.' Then T. F. Gillev moved to proceed t nominations, and Mavor forier noini nated Roswell P. Flower for governor. In the course of his speech he said that the dcmocrncT of the state at their pn maries and district gatherings, with a unanimity rarelv equalled, have pro uounred their choice ol a person whom thev desire to have made their leader by the delegates to this convention. He closed with a sketch of Flower's career. Col. 1. K. Fellows seconded Mower s nomination for governor in behalf ol Tammanv. Thomas DeWitt.ot Kings county, alter Col. Fellows blushed seconding the sorn ination of Mower, mounted the plat form nnd placed Alfred C.Chapin in nom ination tor governor. Mr. DeVYitt saul We shall vote tor him at the begin ning aud we shall vote for him at the last." Uourke Cockran seconded the nomisn nation of Flower. Cockran was at one time prevented from continuing his re marks oh account of the veiling, presu mablv from the Chnpin side, and when these demonstrations subsided Cockran remarked: "1 suppose this is the first exhibition of a surly temper on your part, turning to the Lhapin men (eiieral Lutlin, ot King s county, sec onded Chapin s nomination. 1 he convention then proceeded to vote and Koswell P. Flower was nominated on the first ballot, receiving 334 votes, Chapin 34. Chas. P. Adams, ot Kings, chairman of the delegatioa, made the nomination unanimous amid the wildest scenes of enthusiasm. W. F. Sheehan, of Ituffalo, was unani mously nominated tor lieutenant-governor. Frank Rice was nominated for secre tary of state by W. C. Fly, ot Saratoga, -AT TUB and it was made by acclamation. K. R. Lvon. ot Bath, nominated trank lainp- ..fa. 1 1 u: wao , .y I ucil, Ol DICUIKU, tllMl I J II H,o II n 1 1 1 1 u n.a JJX AAlVXX Xll I named unanimously for comptroller. RAV STATE REPUBLICANS). York. The utile! sill be found crreci, the prkx low, and among them nunieruui GRAND BARGAINS by hkh we mean stuff worth milyafnortli more than the price. H. REDWOOD I GO. CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, SHOES, HATS, RUGS, 7 & 9 PATTON AVE. IDS NEW HATS, New Scarfs and Ties, NEW FANCY GOODS. kiiasd by electricity. W LYCEUM MEETING. IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS -AT- COI.. I., m. hatch the lead ing SPEAKER. Wholesale Prices. If von want a box of rood dears. Im ported or domestic, Grant's Pharmacy ia the El ace to get mem. we ao not retail cigars, ut sell them li v the box only. A ciaar that von usually pay ten cents for, I can sell you the same cigar, fifty la a box, at seven centa. The beat five cent cigar at 3Vi centa by the box. It will pay you to calf and examine them. GRANT'S PHAKMAC V. FEARFl'L EFFECT OF THE FAMINE IKi Rl'HHIA. Tlie ctoulb bh Heen Through tbe Kes of Those Who Having Wronged, Hale Her, and aa Me Mas be been bv Those Who Hav Iuk Care of Her, Love Her." Col. L. M. Hatch, at the Lyceum last night, filling at short notice the place of speaker unexpectedly absent, read largely from an address to the cadets of the Citadel academy at Charleston by Hon. Geo. W.Dargan. Mr. Dargan bad quoted largelv the debasing views as to our cirilization ex pressed by many writers, going so far as to rank us with Australian busbmen and the like. He had replied simply by ex tracts from hostile critics, in some cases the same now assailing us offering their testimony to the fact that in statesman ship we had excelled the north and had produced able leuders in war, writers and poets of the highest order. He gave northern reasons for the superiority of the south in statesmanship, and distis- iniiiliiH northern reason for exuectine the south to become tbe nursery lor irom tne sunenng caused Dy I0U1 statesmen. I Col. Hatch added a few names, such as eruptions and ulcerous sores. Washington, Lee, Marion and Stonewall nckson, men ot the same hxed charac- tnrough which tne system strives urs, necessitating a civilization to or proud of, and quoted Irom Todd's Stu to rid itself Of COmiptlOnB. It it re- Buncombe Sarsaparilla A positively Safe and Reliable Blood Purifier. Containing Burdock Root, Sarsa parilla Bark, Prickly Ash Bark, Poke Root, dec. By its use you can save yourself Bands) of tllarvlni; Peannnta Lie In Walt to Mobsnd Plllaict Trav elera A (llate of Anarch v. Vienna, Sept. 15. Alarming accounts if brigandage, growing out ol the famine. come Irom the south of Kussia. Mur ders and outrages are daily occurrences. Bands of s'arving peasants haunt the roads and forests in the Caucasus, Ijing n wait for tr;ivplers. and to nillni?e and murder. In many villages complete an- dent's Manuiilol lKJband Lady Murray, archv prevails. one ol (Jueen Victoria maids ol honor, purifies the blood, giving Ai.'i;,,i,.timl fiiiv liMiTimiU rerrntlv who visited us in 1856. civine first olace I surprised two houses at mi Inight, nmf- to us as to manners. Col. Hatch did this newed vitality and force. Being dered twenty-two occupants and then caroused. A week ago a diligence was ittackcd in broad davhght. All the pas- senuers were poor women and girls. The brigand murdered i he former , nd strip ped and outraged the latter. JOHN A. IIYMAN DEAD. WEI.I. KNOWN IN WI.MTF.KN NORTH CAROLINA. work to the end us he said that southern ladies studying might know tbe truth analterati ve.it changes the action and send these men, with all womanly nfluenccs, to the polls to so vote as to 0f the system, imparting fresh ncrease our influence and to continue to I rear up alter the southern models given, 8trength and vigorous health in men wno wouiu accp ungui um mci-i itage ot character, place of that weakness and tired Col. Hatch saul the nortnern people as whole were all right, but some of these feeling, which 18 an indication 01 writers were ui a ciuss num nuuiu, u He Hualalnrd aWroke ol I'waly- alM veslerday and Panned Away lu waahliiitlou He Wan Flftv- two Yearn old. Washington, Sept. 16.-lvx-Congrcss- miin John A. Hyman, of Nouh Carolina, ilk d at his residence in this citv yester- ipi,ted in by Muj. W. H Malone, Maj. T vou took a niece, no one couia construct ithcrahsh or nn animal, but a snake I inly secreting poison, filling their fangs, I until like the rattler, I may the gallant snake forgive the allusion) they now late in the season are so full ol poison as to be blind, and so strike wildly. They SarsaDarilla render it the most ITl IIUOIC IU KIM IIICIIIKI to. . . l. . let them kill us. The debate which followed was partic- disorder and decay. The concentrated power and curative virtues of Buncombe dav from a stroke ol paralysis. He w.'i horn in Warreston, N. C, in 18.19. PLEAHINU ENTERTAINMENT. Tableaux at Oakland Helicbta Netted eo for the Honpltal. Standing room only was available the assembly hall ol the Oakland Heights sanatorium last evening, its large audi ence having assembled to witness the repetition of the evening of tableaux so successfully nresented there two weeks since. Some talent from the city was enlisted and one or two introductions made into the nroL'ram. which nave new jest to those who were present for the second time. Interspersed with vocal and instru mental selections, poetry glided into his tory, and historv into mvti. ilogy, as gracefully as the semi-tones ol harmony Tbe "Ballad of Uidy Jane" was espe cial? irood. while an ideul of the beauti ful was personified in the "Dance ol Vestal Vireins." Later the hours were devoted to infor mal dancing. Thus not only was a tie lightlul evening afforded those who at tended, but sixtv dollars was added to the current lund'of the Mission hospital reliable Blood Purifier that can be used, while it is entirely safe for patients of all ages. Manufactured only at Grant's Pharmacy. C. Westall, VY. S. Cushman, 1. K. oaines nd others. Miss L M.Curtis, of New York, will speak on "Physical culture" at the meet ing ol the Lyceum next rrway nigm. Htock Quotations). Nkw York Sept. 16 Erie 8t: Lake Shore 1-J7.- i-hH-itiH) add Northweatern liw;i S'cirli.lk anil Wentern SS-, Richmond and we I'omt Terminal wettem inioa Lvery bottle guaranteed, satisfac tory or money refunded. Baltimore Prices. Rai.timokk. Sent. la.-Plonf, steady and n, h-iniTil: wratern suner J3.4IIM6.86; I tra, $:i.aO(ii.4-o; family, $4.(1006.00. Wheat No. ' red, cunvi until. iinj.iuii'i: iwnin- em. enT; Kultz B3(!U03; L.'ngberrr 95(9 1(13, corn, aoumern, wmic, nrnicr uity, yillow Heady at 7 -1077. New Vork Market. niwViiri. Sent. 18 Stocks, fairly steady Money, easy at 4fiif; Exchange, loag. 4.81 vt m.'.HlVs; inort, .n.ifji.Hrt?i; m dudui, ,irtri(-ctrrl: irnvernnit-ul bonds dull but steady rtt,.ti miiet. .ales 175 bales: Uplands, 8 9-loc; nrlcnns, wc: luiurcs oikdcu mu cloned steady; September, 8.41; October, ; November, 70; ueccmuer .; Jan uary, U oa; renruary v 10. noHr-nrw hent steady, corn wcai. run-roj . $10 7501250. Lnrd weak at 732V4 Siiirit - Turiientine ftrm at 38V4B38ie Ros in steady at $1 35!il 40. Pragata ateady. AFh'AIKS OF COSSEQUEXCE. GRANT'S PHARMACY, 34 Soutb Main St. J, M, CAMPBELL. AT CENTRAL CHVRCH. iiiime. The vessel struck bv the steamship v;v,.no iu tlw.itoht in h.-ivelwn tbe bark I Hr. Tattle I an ADieanu "u- , . . ,hi..h Hrr;Ved at Boston Prc'" " i a disabled condition. Rev D. H. Tuttlc preached a most nn- . w mrmher of the pressive sermon last nicnt at uic i.iiu,n Michigan Methodist conlerence at l.rsna NOVELTIES RECEIVED DAILY 37 B. Main Street. 38 Pattoa Arenac. Next V M C A baud'. novl d8r P O Box 584. JOHN CHILD, (forsocrly of Lyman tt Child), Office No. I Legal Block REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER, TRICTLY A sttOKBRAOB BUSINBiUI. Lorn securs slaced at per cent VEGETABLES! RECEIVED FRESH EVERY D4Y AT BOft' TO MAKE I . C.CHAMBBRS,! Preside), t I F O. MIl.I.liR, I V-Presldent. I H, M. WWAVBR, Sec. ft Treas. H. A. MILLER, Gen. Supt. HARE BROTHERS, 17 Bonth main Htrct, B. F. ARR1N6T0K. M. D D. D. S, OFPICB BOOMS No 81 Over Haysor Smith's drag store, Pattoa Aveaat. -k..iin. rwtk a sofetaltyt also treatina ii7ued , and diseases iwnplning tkcdeaial slraetart. 7dtf The way to make money is to wave it. And the way to Have it is to have your pre' scriptions filled at Currai- chael's drug store, and you will find by doing so you will save from 25 to 30 per 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 be averaged some way. 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.Devaultare with me and will be pleased to meet their friends and cus tomers. Don't forget, the place. Carmichael's drug store. No. 20 South Main street, Asheville, N. C. CAROLINA COAL CO, DEALERS IN- JELLICO AND ANTHRACITE LEAVE YOUR ORDERS AT OFFICE, No. I Patton Avenue, AND AT CHAMBRR9 & WBAVBR'ft L1V- BRY OPFICB, WILLOW ST. PROMPT DELIVERY YOUR PATRONAGE Is Solicited.. TELEPHONE 130. P. 0 BOX 312. Iu ConveaUlon at BoHtou to Noiul nate. Boston, Sept. 16. When Chairman Burdette, of the state committee, called the republican state convention to order in Trcmont temple at 11:10 a. m. today, he spoke to one of the largest gather ings thut lias ever attended th; delibera tions of the party's delegates. The floor of the hall und the first balcony waslully oecuoied bv delegates, many standing near the doors, while the upper kh'Ic?. reserved for spectators, was uncomforta bly tilled. Temuorary organization was effected by the choice of Joseph 0. Burdette, as chairman and . uus waraweiioi Hav erhill, as secretary. Alter President Cu- per. of Tuft's college, had invoked divine bUssinu, Chairman Buvdctte announced that the convention was ready for busi ne s, and i n motion appointed commit te.s on credentials and permanent organ ization. The Wheat Htlll Bella. Sr. Paul, Sept. 15. The farmers' Al- leaders in Minnesota and North and Soutb Dakota have resolved upon another attempt to stop the tremendous flow ol wheat to the markets, me Al liance therefore bewail mailing from its hradauarters 1.0(10.000 letters to farm ers, culling a natt along tnc line. The Military Called Out. Ottawa Sept. 16. The strike of mill hands here still continues. The military was called out today. Deputations rep resenting the Btrikers waited on the min ister of militia last night and said there was no necessity for the volunteers to put in an Appearanee, as the men do not propose to resort to violence. Tbe Rebellion In China. Shanghai, Sept. 16. The customs au thorities here have seized a large quan tity of arms and ammunition intended for a secret society at Chinkiang. Foreign ers are implicated. Methodist church, Irom the text "Repent for the kinudom of heaven is at hand His theme was "The kingdom of heaven and its great demands." The congrega tion was large anil a most profound solemnity pervaded the whole audience. Such nreachinc cannot lull to bear Irnit Mr. Tuttle's picture ol the character oi the Savior against whom we sm was iwnniiliil and seemed to touch every hrnrt. His sermons have none ol the rough nraannd slaiie with which too many rvuni.pliats intersiKTse their productions. He maintains the dignity oi me pwpii Rapids, has been admonished bv Bishop Newman to wean hiinsell of his fondness lor fast horses. There are some persons in San Fran cisco who believe that M. B, Curtis, the comedian known as "Sam 1 of Posen, is not the man who shot and killed po liceman Grant, as charged, it is said a third man was seen to run away. Mrs. Theresa Fair, divorced wife of ex-Senator Fair, died Sunday night at San Francisco ot fatty degeneration of the heart. Senator and Mrs. Fair were married in 1861. in 1883 Mrs. Fair be- gan divorce proceedings. No defense was made. Mrs. I-air received irom tne ex- DEALER IN REAL, ESTATE AND AGENT FOR THE ASHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCT IMPROVEMENT COMPAN1 , a " . . I it miiiic. Airs, run rcvcivcu uwiu nn: -- and yet he gets down to the minds auU Senator $,250 000 in securities and a nearisoi m utLic.i.. , ,.. amount o v.-i ua i e real estate. Mr. Tuttle will preach every tiny ana everv nieht for the next several days. Complete mortgage statistics collected " . . .i.. . u .- I I?....,. The preaching commences promptly ai " m nty iour cimihih. iu auifiii -;.- o'clock. Everybody is cordially inviteci tral Kansas show mat tne inrra mort- , ott.nH ihrar oerv crs. irace iiKleUtcnncss is oeing rauiaiy uirain- ished. For the four months preceding court hoase, for $o cash, balance In Floaiea 5.ooo y sentem ier 1 twentv-six ana n-nait per months, can ana see me. Rkiusviui.e, N.C., Sopt. 16 The town cent, more mortgages were released commissioners have succeeded in floating than were rec '. .c-. A CHANCE FOR A MECHANIC TO G! A HOME. I will sell a lot 40x80 feet, and bnlld a two room house on same for $900, If a person will furnish $100, and will tire 1, 3, 4 years on balance. Lota ia food nci borhood, close to street cars. Will sell nice lots snxioo reet 314 miles J. U. CAUPBBLI about $25,000 worth of bonds, and are losing no time in having tne streets anu sidewalks paved. Winston Sentinel. Remove It, Remove It! Prom the Raleigh Chronicle. The Ashevii.lk Citizun need not be too sure that Mr. lid. Chambers Smith ia not as good a democrat as he ought to be because he is a bachelor. Samuel I. Tilden. Grover Cleveland and David n tiai --r- hnchelois when elected. And then well if bachelorhood is the only thing in the way, our young chairman may remove the obstacle. "My wife finds Bradycrotine the liest thing she ever used for hca lnche." W. li. Griffiu, Claremont, N. H Wanted, An Ache! rtrlnir inor aches and pains, your abominable eld rheumatic and neuralgic pangs, vour head aches, back aches, fevers, debilities, dyspepsia, catarrh, con- sumption and whatever else yon want to dispose ot except money anu ran t to the Grand Central Hotel, and see what the "Electropoise" will do lor you,, estate, as $.683,805 and the releases were $6,370,270. The alliance leaders of Minnesota and North and South Dakota have begun mailing letters to the farmers advising them to stop shipping wheat. If the grain is shipped at the present rate, they say, it will be out of the farmers' bands by the end ot tne year ana tne price win 1 go down to 80 cents a bushel, and then I the speculntorswill put it up to $1.50 or $2. The letters ask tne tanners to noia it and probt by tbe rise. FOREIGN. The committee formed with the pur pose of securing the release of Mrs. May brick, the American woman imprisoned in Euglatid on a charge of poisoning her husband, hns retained the services of Sir Charles Rutsell and Sir Horace Davey in order to test the legality of Mrs. May brick's detention in poison. The Earl of Dudlev was married Mon day to Miss Rachel Guerney in London. The Earl is 24 years old and has been re garded as the' greatest "catch" in all Enuland. He is theownerof an immense His wnc a motner was a uress A bSSB 02 I o K 1 1 W H 02 o 4 K 02 Q O O o Aalt for Mr. Reaper. Having oceans of money, 1 don't want a cent, but if you buv an "Electropoise," it will take $25. It is for all time, prac tically iindestructible, costs nothing to run it, can be applied by a child, is abso lutely safe, will cure all your lamily und all yonr neighbors one at a time. Simmons Liver Regulator is the toe ofi malaria as it throws off the bile and pre vents it accumulating. maker of gav proclivities. Her daughter was adouted bv the Duke of Bedlord and his wife, who gave the young lady $o00,000 as a marriage portion. Forty Decorated Chamber sets, large size at $3.90 per set, this week only at Law's on South Main street. Whitman's Candle at Kro ger's, 41 College street. 0 SS yfl S w PS 02 02 o 5 S5 W a w 02 W 02 B o H Q W H tt W 5 02 B 1 1 Cm Eh W W c E- e