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VOLUME VII.-NO- 1G9
ASHEVILLE N. C, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBERI20, 1891
PRICE 5 CENTS.
lie
iy
HIGH
GRADE
COFFEES,
THE FINEST
Mantlhling Java,
Arabian Mocha,
Maricabo,
Iagu irsi,
San t oh,
and Rio.
We now receive these cof
iWh in air-tight packages
every few (lays, ami guaran
tee them to be the finest in
the market.
KROGER.
KliAL liSTAib.
Waltek B. Gwvn, v. W. West
6WW&WEST,
8uccrMors to W filter B.Gwyni
ESTABLISHED 1881
REFER TO BANK OF ASHFVILLE.
REAL ESTATE.
Loans) Securely Placed at H
Per Cent.
.iotary Public Commissioners of heeds
FIRE INSURANCE.
OKFICK-Houlheam Court Hqnare.
CORTLAND BROS.,
Real Estate Brokers,
And Investment Agents).
NOTARY Pl'BXIC
Loan. iw. urely placed at H iter crnt.
offices :
ft 26 Patton Avenue Second ;iloor
fehiirllv
JOHN CHILD,
(Formerly of Lymnn & ChiM),
OfBcv No. 1 Legal Block
REAL.ESTATK
AND -
LON imoKER,
TRICTLY A RUOKKRAGB Bl SI NESS.
Loans secure placed at per cent.
WILLS BROS.,
ARCHITECTS,
2S Pattoo Ayenne.
Neit V M C A build'g.
novl d3m
P O Hoi (IS.
Pulliain & Rutledge,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
OVER BANK OF ASHEVILLE.
-THE
MODEL CIGAR STORE,
Patton Avenue,
Is getting ready for Holiday Ooodi. Has
received a new stock of Merschaura Piites,
Merschanm Cigar and Cliinrette Holder.. A
One assortment of Russian Leather Ciicitr
and Cigarette Caaca. A new lot of Imported
Key West and Domestic Ciitars, 2.1 In a box,
wl h the words printed oa hein, "Compli
ments of the Season."
Call and Examine My stock S
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LOOK STEADILY
t thift p"t for one minute and ace If It .1I
not take the form of a D-tlur, ant) If you do
not v a Uollttr try this one !
LOOK A.T IT
Fur Rome I i n nth of time and if you still fail
to i-e the Uullar jjo to
A. D. COOPER'S,
NORTH COURT SQUARE,
And upend Five or Ten Dollars for Grocer en,
Providian etc. Then it will be n longer
neeemary to look Ur the UulUr because you
will have
8AVHD ONE!
it nnu nannitr 11
37 8. Main Street.
The Hon Marct-e i now nceivinKltH hand
somely Bflei'tt-d bio k of drens goods find
trimming" in which there will be found ex
treme novelties of one suit of a kind, no
more to be bad at very low prices for Mich
mnterial.
The stock il' fancy Koixlt i birder .md bet
ter lectt-d than usual. Sole agents for Cen
temcr. ind Punter kid gloves.
Evening gloves a specialty. Large stock
of miNHt-B and childrens caps.
McCall.s Iluiuar Putter's un the mont
stylish and hest fi ling Hie the handsome
touds at
BON MARCHE,"
37 S. Main Mtrcet.
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we hare some entirely new designs In
Rtntr. Of course they are not to be b ugM
for nothinv. but they're t be mren for nnth
I g o thut, if ytia can't possena them. oa
can at least lo k at them. Some of them
ire set in riitim nd that flash with wnn-
drous radi i nee; m hern are set In brilliants
nly to bf d stlnguihed from the gen- in
vein bv the eincnenctd eve. It In tle fashion
tocouplr purchases oi Jewelry with the idea
mat inv.sn outlays are essential NotMn,
of the kind Vou can bnv uch and sne
lit Ir or vu can buy II 'tie and snrnd mti h
n exceptionally jn tcious selection can be
mace irum our stock oi jewe ry, etc.
It. II. COSBY.
JEWELER,
PATTON AVKNUE.
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MENS' FURISISIIINGS ON THE MOVE !
There Is the liveliest kind of a demand
moving so quickly thtt is Is pretty hard to
-"WINTER
That Is moving, and as It Is Just what you want and right It season you had bette be "la
-the swim." Prices way down I Assortment tbe largest and rnott varied I
F. E. MITCHELL,
ole Af;ent For Dr. Jaecer Sanitary Woolen ytm
Company For Weatern Nortn Carolina.
23 PATTON AVE., ASHEVILLE, N. C.
COAL VASES.
We have in stock a large
line of fine hand decorated
coal vases, from $2 and up
wards. Coal Hods, 25 cents.
Fire Sets, Shovels, Pokera,
etc. Look out for our Sec
ond Grand Opening of Hol
iday goods, etc.. which will
be in in a few days. We wish
to call special attention to
our stock of Fine Dolls,
Bisque heads and kid bodies.
We have the largest stock
and prices will, we assure
you, be the lowest.
WHAT MARION HARLAND
SAYS ABOUT THE
TELEKATI1AROS
PERFECTLY CLEAN CURRANTS :
"I, years ago, gave over trying to gurss
who put the dirt In dried currants. It is al
ways there gravel stones, lurking under a
p.cious coating of curr 'tity-looklng paste.
to crucifygrown people's nerves and childt en's
teeth; mould that changes to mud In the
mouth, twigs to prick the throat, not to
mention the lesrs, wings and bodies of tropt-
cnl Insects, a curious study to one Interested
n etymology of Zante. It is all dirt, al-
houKb sold to us at current prices "
These horrors, with the wear and tear of
patience and los of time and labor are now
up a re) her who buys the plump, delicious
ruit in packages. The price Is more than
reasonable, even when one lerrfs out of con
sideration the circumstance that dirt and
Atones weigh more than the fruit. Try
them once and you will use ro other.
POWH LL&SNIDER
Tbis is Not
MAUD S.,
Itnt is only one of the
many fine horses that
nre kept tut by the never
mising supply of our
corn, hny, oats and
white shorts, that we
are daily distributing
throughout the city to
lovers of their spirited
steeds. We are head
quarters for feed and
defy competition. Call
and see us !
GREER & JOHNSON
B. C. CHAMBERS.
P. M. WAVBR,
Sec. A reas.
H A. MILI KR,
Gen Snpt.
Preside t
F O Ml I.KR,
V-Hresldent.
CAROLINA COAL CO,
DEALERS IN
JELLICO AND ANTHRACITE
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS AT OFFICE,
No. i a Patton Aveuuc,
AND AT CHAMBERS A WBAVUR'ft LIV
ERY OFFICB, WILLOW 8T.
PROMPT DELIVERY
YOUR PATRONAGE
Is Solicited..
TELEPHONE 130.
P. 0. BOX 31&
for our Gents' Purnbblnira. They bar beta
keep pace Kith them, just bow It Is
DNDERWEAR -
"BILLY" FLORENCE DEAD
TO BE BVMIED IN THK CATH
OLIC FAITH.
Hla wife Abroad The Body to be
Taken to the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Where It Will be Viewed bv the
Public HU Lite.
Philadelphia. Pa., Nov. 20. William
Icrmyn Florence, the actor, died hen
yesterday, of pneumonia.
Florence was very wea during the
dav from exhaustion and in the after
noon was wmewhat flighty. Towards
evening he slept most of the time, how
over, and his death came so peacefully
that il may be said that he slept away
He made no utterance whatever and the
first intimation the watchers had of his
death, wns that he bad ceased to breath? .
A cablegram was received thitmorninv
from Mrs. Florence, in which she ex
presses the wish that her husband
should be buried in the Catholic faith,
ind the funeral should take place from
St. Agues Roman Catholic church, New
York. Upon receiut of Mrs. Florence'
cablegram, the pastor of St. Agnes wu
telegraphed in reference to the funeral
taking place from his church. A tele
gram was nlso sent accepting the offer ol
the proprietress of the Filth avenue
hotel that the body should lie there until
the funeral.
All arrangements foi the funeral have
not yet been definitely completed. Mr.
Florence's body will be taken to Ken
York in a special car this evening. Tin
funeral wdl probably take place MomUn
next, the place of interment being Green
wood cemetery.
Grand Kapius, Mich., Nov. 20. Joseph
Jefferson lust night, in speaking ol Flor
ence among other incidents, dwelt eape
ciallv upon his numerous private beneliic
tious: "One fact but little known," said
he, "is that Mr. Florence wns the founder
of the order of the Mystic Shriners. In
religion he was a true Catholic anil a
m mbcr of the Knights of St. Patrick.
When bidding me farewell at 1'hdadil
phia Mr. Florence said 'good-bye, oln
boy; I'll soon catch up with you.' From
all reports we surelv thought he would
ilo so. and his death is a great shock ti.
us. Our engagement at Detroit tomor
row will certainly lie deferred out of re
gard to his memory."
William ermyn Florence was born in
Albany, N. Y., Julv 26, 1831. He Ik
came a member of the Murdoch dra
matic association in New York city,
made his first appearance in Richmond,
December 6, 1849, as Peter in "The
Stranger," and soon acquired distinc
tion as a versatile comic actor. He af
Urward appeared in Providence, suc
cessfully playing Macduff to Booth's
Macbeth. Returning to New York he
appeared at Brougham's Lyceum in
Irish characters. He married on New
Year's day, 1853. lrs. Mnlvina Litiell.
a danseuse at i ached to YYulluck's thea
tre, and on June 8 lollowiug t ie two
appeared at the Notioial theatre. New
York, as the Irish Boy and the Yankee
Girl. In 1856 they went to Englanr' and
appeared in Drury Lane theatre Lon
don for fifty nights to crowded houses,
afterward performing in various thea
tres throughout the I'nited Kingdom.
Mr. Florence's best known parts are
those of Dor il well Slate, in "The Mighty
Dollar;" and Captain Cuttle in "Dorn
bev and Son."
FLANAGAN.
He Hal Lota of Republicans In
Hla Company Now.
New iORK, Nov, 18. The executive
commitee of the republican county com
mittee held a breezy meeting here.
Several of the memlxrs pluinly voiced
their views. Considerable dissatisfaction
was manifested with the administration
at Washington at not furnishing jobs
for the hard workers of the pnrtv here.
One of the members, Charles H. Mur
ray, saitl he "licit sore because he had
not been given the naming of appoint
ments in the custom house," A resolu
tion was passed to the effect "that the
secretary be upixiinted a committee to
wait upon the secretary of 'he treasury
anil insist that all democrats in the gov
ernment employ be turned off and rrpub-
Ileitis put in their places."
Mr. Murray was then requested to
make a complete list of nil the democrats
in the government employ in the city,
and nlso to suggest the names of the re
publicans to fill their places.
Just at that moment one of the mem
bers shouted out, "How aoout your
ciil service?"
Instantly G. W. Wanamaker was on
bis feeet.
"To with your civil service; what
we want is all republicans in this admin
istration." The chairman called him to order
sharply.
FONHECA Ml'8T RESION.
Rio Graude Do nul In In Arms
Aualuat Him.
London, Nov. liO. The news concern
ing the situation in Brazil continues verv
meagre and unsatisfactory. The last
advices by way of Santiago indicate that
the provisional Junta in authority in the
state of Rio Grande Do Sul il taking
measures to strengthen its position to
maintain the opposition of the state to
Fonsecn's dictatorship.
Fonscca, on the other hand, is trying
to win the allegiance of the Junta by a
conciliatory course.
Baron Lucerna, president of Fonseca'f
cnbinet, has sent a dispatch by telegraph
to t lie Junta offering, on the part of the
dictator, to recognize nnv local govern
ment that the people of D. Sul may pre
fer, on the sole condition that peace be
first restored. To this offer the junta
rrnlieil that the forces would only disarm
when Fouseca had resigned and the na
tional congress assembled.
THU CHILDREN ESCAPED,
Bnrulugortb Orphan Aavlnm at
Barium MprluRa,
Charlotte, N. C, Nov. 20. The
Presbyterian orphan asylum at Barium
Springs, thirty-five miles above here,
burned yesterday afternoon, the fire
originating from deftctive flue. The
children escaped unhurt and are being
cared for in Matcsville.
Georgia ninhoprlc filled.
Atlanta, Ga Nov. 20. A telegram
from the Georgia committee now at
South Bethlehem, Pa., announces thnt
Rev. C. K. Nelson accepts the bishopric
of the Episcopal diocese of Georgia, sub
ject to- the canonical consent ol the other
dioceses.
Mrs. Davla and Winnie Davla.
' Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 20. Mrs. Jeffer
on Davit and Miss Winnie Davit apent
a few boon in tbe city yesterday on
their wv to Mississippi from New York
and Richmond. They kit last night fqr
Mempbit and Beaavoir,
AT THK TOP IN NEW YORK,
Tbe Tower of Hadlson Bquarr
Garden and the Diana.
The grandeur of the proportions of the
Madison Square garden, New York, amy
be inferred from the size of tlis figure of
Diana, which serves as the wind vane of
the structure, ami is about twenty feet
high and a thousand pounds in weight.
From tin. street to the brow of the god
dess is a distance of about 341) feet, and
the view from the tower, taken bv visit
ors at an elevation of 300 feet from the
sidewulk, is the most eligible of all the
high places in the commercial metropo
lis. Before manv weeks are past a clock,
with a diameter of twcni y-two foctj will
be placed in position in the tower. At
night it will lie brilliantly illuminated,
increasing the noeiu'al glories of the
building, which arc absolutely unique in
their splendor.
New York has ' ecu improved wonder
lully within the past U w vears. Street
improvements now in progress on a
grand scale wil! add greatlv to the com
fort and convenience of visitors. The
suburbs of the cilv present cvei v variety
ol attraction by both land and water,
.ind opportunities of enjoying the city
anil suburi an views from commanding
heights are most iicccsstl'lc 01 tli.se
the best is the one near the foot ol the
beautiful statue which adorns the com- i
prehensive und very attractive-looking
milt ing. known as the Madison Square j
C..arde.i. and which is centrally and con-1
venientlv located. Americans are lustlv
,...,.i .1... I'm.. I-;...
FRANCE'S LOST TERRITORY
ALLIANCE WITH Kl'HHIA MAY
BRING IT BACK
The Czar'a Forrlicu Mlnlnter Now
In Paris) PerhupK to Arrange the
TerniH of Much Allliincr- Wllh
the Republic.
Taris, Nov. 20. Notwithstanding a
semi-official denial which came from
Weisbaden yesterday of a report that
the object of M. de Ocirrs, the Russian
foreign minister, in viskiug I'uris wns
to conclude a trcatv of alliance Ix-tween
his government and that of France, the
Galois, whkh is the organ ol the count
of I'aris. publishes articles this morning
which snow that it is that paier s be
lief that that alone is the reason for the
Russian minister's viit. The (ialois up-
iH-alstonll Kreiiihnien to silence their
discords during M. de deters Slav in
Paris Itsavs:
I,' i, ... mi.- .
"We ate nil agreed nstotheudvantnee
to le derived from an alliance with Rus -
sia. Some day perhaps such alliance
will rest
store to us the inti'imty ol our
v tit H imu',r "
YuiujiuvMi.
terrilor
poi.k Ri-:-i-.i.i.tTi:.
I Hpllt on theauh-Treaitury (scheme
St IM SUIO.
INIlIANAroi.ls, Nov. i'll ine nill.nnce
.- , . .. ... ... . .
Cllll vemioii meie p,m 1,11 ine suo-i reiiaurv
scheme and the executive committee of
. , .
the nntl sub-treasury pnrtv Will now
T.i. u-lipr. I'71. lli,.,..
'"-
have already declared against the sub-
krensurv scheme and will begin the work
of organizing a new alliance.
This split on the suh-treasory scheme
and the capture of the alliance by the
people's party are the net results of the i
session, me capture oi the alliance ov
tl.e people's party was pincticallv nc -
complished two or three dnvs ago, but
the lull extent ol the capture was not
apparent until yesterday, when Prcsi -
dent Polk was unanimously re-elected
and J. H. Loucks, of South Dakota, was
chosen vice-oresident: I. H Turner wns
re-elected seiretary-treasurer nnd J. r.
Willets, of Kansas, nntional lecturer.
. ' ' . .
The reflection ol folk ns president is
regarded as a great vktory for the peo
ple party.
BEHRINO SEA ARBITRATION,
Great Britain's Representative In
the Behrlnu; tea QueaUou.
Ottawa, Nov. 20 It is learned from
well informed quniters thnt information
hns been received here that either the
emperor of Germany or the president of
the Swiss republic will be asked by the
llritisli government to represent Great
Britain in the arbitration commission to
be appointed to settle the lichring sea
question.
8weetM Golnir I'p.
London, Nov. 20. It is expected that
there will be a material reduction in the
estimates regarding the sugar beet crop
in Germany and France, and this expec
tation has hud the encct of hardening
tbe prices of sugar.
Bolta Halm and ainuer.
It troubles the tinner and troubles the
taint.
It's a troublesome, trying and nasty
complaint,
Don't think it incurable; I tell you it
ain't.
Excuse the grammar; it's the truth I'm
after, whether gramatically 'or ungra-
maticallv told the truth it, that
catarrh can be, cured The proprietors
ol Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy offer $500
for an incurable case ol catarrh in the
bead.
Thb Symptoms of Catarrh. Head
ache, obstruction of nose, discharges
falling into the throat, sometimes pro
fuse, watery and acrid, at others, thick,
tenacious, mucous, purulent, bloody,
putrid and offensive; eyes weak, ringing
in the ears, deafness; offensive breath,
smell and taste Impaired, and general
debility, Only a few of these symptoms
likely to be present at once. Dr. Sage's
Remedy cures the. worst cases. Only SO
cents. Bold by druggists, everywhere.
WEEKLY BINGHAM LETTER
WHAT IS GOI0 ON OVT AT i
THE HILL.
The Football Team Has lleeu Or
ganized, and Will Boon be In for
a Match Kick Other IteniH from
our Correspondent.
Hairl, N. C, Nov. 21.-Special.-The
football team was organized last
Saturday and is now practicing. No
finer set of men can be boasted of at
any school than at Bingham. All of the
men are good pluvers and can, with a
little practice, do justice to themselves.
Bingham is only waiting for the chal
lenge and will, if sent.be readily ac
cepted and u game will be played on
their grounds.
A new "rat" arrived Inst Sunday bv
the name of Greer, hailing from Texas
No sooner hud he set foot on the hill
than he wns discovered by some close
obervers and wasimmcdin'elv "ratted."
The boys taught him how to drill in n
very few minutes. He seemed rather
"green" and that was all the boys
wanted. He was immediately put on
guard and promenaded Ui aiid down
barracks with gloves and gun ns if he
owned it. Major caught on to the joke
and turned it on some of the old one
who had pnl. the recruit on duty, and
made them serve the tour.
We had with us last Sunday night,
Rev. Dr. Curtis formerly a lliag
hnmile. He addressed quite an audience
of cadets in the Y. M. C. A. hall on the
subject ol "Individual work." His talk
throughout was very interesting and in
structive and was enjoyed by all tin
bovs. Truly he is destined to do a great
work.
The Glee club is on a boom. All the
members are working for the good ol
the club and will give u rehcis.-il in a
very short while. It is to be hoped that
the lovers of music in Ashevillc will soon
be given a chauee to hear and see the
club in the Grand opera house.
"Foxie."
DKATH TAKKtt A UK.MOCRAT.
The New York Henate Now Wtniidtt
all Wrong Politically.
Ht usoN. N. Y., Nov. 20. Senator Gil-
lrt. a democrat, died at his resi.lencc in
inpaKciuis morning, i ms leaves ine
senate, as the returns now stand, six-
teen republican, fourteen democrat and
one independent.
HI Name Blown on I lie lloltlc.
Prom the Kansas City Times
Jerry Simpson's course reminds one of,
the old Scotch woman who knew that
,m one would I ,av.,i i,t herself .,) !
, husband, and wasn't so sure about !
, , n8 , ,ik to h(. ,n ,
,,, lw ; s the ,,nlv euuinc mem-
i,. ..f,,' .,...7.1--. .....,
'"' "" "-i-"- l"'J-
Only i,9,ooo Volet, Hhorl.
Prom the Boston Herald. 1
Jerry Simpson can now add to his other
disqualifications the distinction of being'
;
...1 I I II.. II...-.I il
VYI1CI1IIC IUUOM jJICIIIUlCO L 11,1 L II1C CO-
pie s party woum pun ioii,uun votes in
Ohio.
The Old Way Uettt.
Pr m thr Buffalo l!ire-s.
Tim Ilealy is going to be prepared for
fuither cowhidings. He now wears a
coat of mail. Wouldn't a shingle in the
sent of his trousers answer as well ?
! A PeiiHlou to Mrs. IIiivIh,
Prom the Richmond l)iputch
' "c "uln"n to vote a
, pension to Mrs. Jetlersoii D ms, and Vir-
gmia should lead in the movement.
HlUCk QllOtMllOllH.
Nkw Viihk. Nov. 20 Rrle 2914: I.nke Shi n
1 tin's: Chicago and Northwestern
ii!:iii.
! Noiiolk ami Western
wen
Niclintoiul nnu
Weatern I nion ,
unit Terminal 111;
1 Baltimore Prices),
hai.timosk. Nov. 20 -Plnui. stendy
chinid; w tern tuprr $3 .mh.,.7j; ei'rn
I :t tnmilv. $4.Hnftf ri.nO Wh. iil.
firm r; So. a red, mi art! month 104vi
lu-4i; southern, slroiiK; Fulls. lOOdlli
LntiKbi-rrv lot(i(to7 Ci'rit.si'Utlterti, active; !
white, n-ivritt; y.llow, f Ilj7.
V.irLt Murkl.
I Nkw Vokk, Nov 2o Stocks, quiet and !
turner Moncr. ensy at Mi. Hxchntme, mini,
i .8tiW(ll. Ml.; short. sM,(a.8l-: state
,. nilft, neKleclcd; go, ernin. Ill I.- , dull
I m' "tetiil.v coltMn !,te..d.v, -sl.S 95 ml.
l.lmiN. 8lc: iirlrnns. Hlje; utin. , i inly
Novemb. r V 73; lieeemlnr, 7 80; January.
! 7 HH- FeoruaM-, x.15; M .nh, 8.28; April
n.au. m iir active nui eisv snnt nun
i ?;;:'fcl'f,,ViyS1.,tc,:y:'ri,lct-v1e SM!,"
. Liiril-iiaet nnd firm nt nil i ..
rurnenliiic uuiet und ensv nt afit-idi.to-t..
R'lKin iutet but steady at $1 a;,i.4o.
l-'reigbts active hut weak.
AFFAIKS (! COSSIi(jL'liVH
. home.
The National Breeders' association at
Chicago adopted resolutions in In vor ol
! closing the World's Fair on Sunday,
I . , , . ,
! n orkmcn tearing down John
; Brown's ort at Harper s Ferry to erect
, n t i. ',, mh,i
it on the Columbian exposition grounds
in C bicugo.
The republican national committee
meets in Washington next week to select
the city in which to hold the republicuu
national convention next year.
The United States grand jury nt
Charleston, W. Va., has returned an in
dictment against the president and offi
cers of the Louisiana lottery compuny.
The Methodist general missionary com
mittee, at Cleveland, Ohio, decided to in
crease the general appropriation for do
tncstic purposes to un even half million
dollars. Baltimore wns selected as the
place of the next annuul meeting.
It is announced thut Governor Camp
hell will probubly remain in Columbus,
Ohio, alter the expiration of his official
term. He is the principal stockholder in
the Roberts Manufacturing company,
which has experimental works in that
city.
FORRIGN.
Only $10 were subscribed in Ireland
during the past week to the Irish Na
tional league fund, which is controlled
by the Parnellitcs, to aid the organiza
tion in carrying out its projects.
Fonscca, the Brazilian dictator, in pur
chasing war materials. Refugees from
Rio de Janeiro who have reached Monte
video, Uruguay, express theopinion thnt
he will not be able long to mumtain him
self. A number of striking compositors of
Bieslau, Oermuny, have been sentenced
to pay various penalties for breach of
contract in stopping work. In Uavurin
soldiers ore working iu tne place of strik
ing printers.
Pimples, blotches und sores and their
.- ..i k.. c: . i : u
niUH IB IVUIU TIU UJ IOIU11UVHS 11 VCI IVl'
ulntor
A Free Exhibition
At the Big Racket store, commencing
today. Mr. Carter, of New York, who
is recognized as the fastest painter in
the world, will give an exhibition of fine
pictures made by the brush in from one
to two minutes. Everybody invited to
attend. '
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS
AT 1
Wholesale Prices.
If jnu want a box of gond cignra, Im
ported or ilirnientlc, Grnnt's 1'hirmncy is the
plow to get the n. We do not retiiil cigars,
but Mil them by the hni only. A cignr that
vou usually pay ten cents for, I can cll you
the same clgnr, fifty in a box, at reven cents.
The bent five ce t cigar at 3ti cents by the
box. It will pay yon to chlf and exHmitie
them. r.KANT'S PHARMACY.
Buncombe Sarsaparilla
A positively Safe anil Reliable
Blood Purifier.
Containing Burdock Hoot, Sarsa
parilla Bark, Prickly Ash
Bark, Poke Root, &c.
By its use you can saveyourself
from the suffering caused by foul
eruptions and ulcerous sores,
through which the system strive?
to rid itself of corruptions. It
purifies the blood, giving it re
newed vitality and force. Being
an altera ti ve,it changes the action
of the system, imparting fresh
strength and vigorous health in
place of that weakness and tired
feeling, which is an indication of
disorder and decay.
The concentrated power and !
,.urative virtues of Jjuncombc
Sarsaparilla render it the most
reliable Blood Purifier that can
be used, while it is entirely safe i
for patients of all HgCS.
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Manufactured only at
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Every bottle guaranteed, satisl'ac-
tory or money refunded.
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GRANTS PHARMACY, ,
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a South Main fit
J. M, CAMPBELL,
DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE
AND AGENT FOR TDE
ASHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION
AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
For Kent.
Two thr.-c-rooni houses with ganlcus at
! tmhed. on Hill itrevt. $7.50 per moiuh each. I
un- . t'Jcuiaut lucc fur omull tumiiy, '
For Sale.
Hicham nine-room house, besides servant's
hi.uc; one of nest p irti, ol city; live minutes
want ol squure; s nxtures in n-.iisc,
larue lot. vt ws unsurpassed m Ashevule
I't tee $l,8uo, one-hull vusli, uHtuuce 12 und
18 nmuihs.
For Sale or Rent.
white cottaite on too of monnttiio. wit h
flve acres ul laud, il a whole, or in lots. No
; iuk, drveat p'ace about Ahrvl.e and fin. at '
I views within eotpurulc limits. 1'r.mutinccil :
j )y experts iul the plucc lor nvnh.la even
inmduil icet ol porch; s ven r.m s. l'ns-
! ,VV.'M,.". "c1- "'"'!'m a'""
! '!' tu'resid, nces ami lots af2.",uuu. tpply j
i iso. a. boutit Mam street.
Furnished House For Rent.
Ten room house, furnisvtl, for rent. All
modern eo ,veni,n cs. I'ossesston at once..
Uest st eet in Ahcvilte. fnee $00 per
month. Apply tu
J. M. CAMPBKLL.
Kent bstate Denier.
INSURANCE.
Application for insurance will receive onr
proitiul attention at all times. We an in -
sure your property lu twenty of the laigest
Boarding: House For Rent.
Houm contain el gh tern room, ha all
modem convenience hut and cold water
bttth, etc., and U well furninhrd throughout.
This U one ol the rnont iiciiralile boardinn
houMmn theciiy, and will be rented tor three
months or longer on
KKAHONARI.E TERMS
To an early aopllc-inr. For further informa
tion call uu or audass
JENKS & JENKS,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
32 Patton Ave., Ashcville, N, C.
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THE .FIRST
BREAK IN PRIGES.
D RY GOODS TUMBLING I
A $30,000 stuck thrown on the Market at
New York Cost!
Including Our entire Stock of
FINE MILLINERY!
Everything Bold for
Spot Oasli!
No Goods charged while this sale lasts. Wc
need Ten Thousand dollars oa December 1,
nod resort to this means of getting It.
MONDAY THE SALE COMMENCES!
An opportunity for the people that sel
dom presents itself. Right Inthe; midst of
the season, everything
NEW, FRESH,
V ArllON A Rl V i N 11 QT VI ICH
rfloniUMDLEi Anil 01 ILlOil.
Necessity knows no law I We must have
the abovc Bmount 00 December i and rely
on low prices to get It. Respectfully,
mimnaugh,
Wo. 11 Patton Avenue.
K. B. Parties owing us for bills due thirty
days had better make arrangements for set
tlement, as they will be turned over to a
collector next week. p. p. M.
:80 CENTS ON TBE $1,
Owing to bankrupt competition, oa
' November 5 we shall commence a Spe.
i cml Sale or Clothing, Hats, Shirts nd
Drawers, Half Hose, Collars und Cuffs,
Scarls, lite, at twentf per cent dis
count on our bottom prices marked in
1 plain figures.
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TO LAHT A LIMITED TIMES
This will bring the goods to about
New York Cost, making a rare oppor
tunity for the buyer, as prior to tbt
competition our business in tAese fines
had been almost double their usual site,
indicating a carefully selected stock of
correct styles ffom the best makers, at
very teasonable prices.
Intelligent people will teadify sew that
U they wait long they will be "ItA."
H. REDWOOD J CO.
CLOTHING, DRY GOOD!, FANCY WOW,
IHOEt, HATt, KIWI.
? PATTON ATK.
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