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V to Asheville Citizen READ "THE CITIZEN" IF YOU WOULD KNOW ASHEVILLE. CHRISTMAS COM IN SECURE YOUR ADVERTISING SPACE NOW VOLUME VII NO 179 ASHEVILLE N. C, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1891. PRICE 5 CENTS. Daily ARE YOU HARD TO SUIT COFFEE? If ho w; w.i nt to 811 you just ont pound of our j!;ootl ('offw, uml sun; an you live w will yell you mom riio fact is ' vi Imvc tlii'lx-st to bi'fouml in . whi'i p. anil you'll nay wo too alter -i vinf? it. a. trial. Wf inv ri'ct'ivi' these Coffi'i's in air-iiw'ht park.-ijivs every few days. ftluiidhSuiK Java, Arabian Mochu, Iaricalo Si So, I ajjuvra, Santos KROGER. A full lint of ctutie-lKoodi nntl dried fr.iltl, tlie freshen and niceit it-.ck anywhere to be found ; nut a ca'i ol old uuoda on uur shelves; lowest prlcei in town ; ipeciai iirl.ei by the caw. KROGKR. Ki.AL i.blATb.. WA1.TR! B. Qwth. W. W. Win. 6WYN & WEST (SncceMori to Walter B.Gwyai ESTABLISHED 188; REFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE. REAL ESTATE, Loani Securely Placed at S Per Cent. .it.irv Hntjiu VimmiMii-nrM FIRE INSURANCE. OKFICK roittheim Conrt itouare, CORTLAND BROS.. Real Estate Brokers, And Investment Agent. NOTARY -'PUBLIC. Lortno e urely placed at H iercent i.ifnecs 24 At 26 Patton Avenue Sr-.'ool 'fluoi frhtltilY JOHN CHILD, (Formerly of Lyman Bt Child). Office No. i Legal mock KAl. EST ATF AND LOIN BROKER, TKICTLY A RNOKKRAGB BI'SINBSS. Loam leeore pi seed at per cent WILLS BROS., ARCHITECTS, 118 Patton Arennc. Next Y M C A balld'g. nnTl d3m P O BoiSS Pullimu & Ruiludice, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS, OVER BANK OF ASHEVILLE. -THE MODEL CIGAR STORE Patton Avenue, li frtti ig rendy for Holiday Ouodi Ha! receivtd a new ttock of Mcrichaun Plpei, Memchanm Clxar and CiKarette Holder!. A fine aiaortment of RuMian Leather Clxur nd CigaretU Cam. A ntw lot of Imported Key Welt and Domeattc Cigar, 28 In a boa. with th;wordi prlatcd oi them, "Compll menti.of.the.Seaton." Call and Exauatne My Stock ! PI'-KU-.S j MlkTONAS. OFF BFI. HD CUCl'M-jSTALK VALBNCI S. BB Plt'KI.BS, RX-iCKMBNTB WITH CliLLBN'TQtTAI.IIVj OUT OK'IT FOR BY TUB OlLLO i YOUH FKl'IT I'AKK. 1 OK DOZI.N ICROSSK A BUACK- M1XKD and PLAIN, WEI. l.'B CITRON and CHOW CHOW AP LEMON PBIvL .... . IMCKLBS in PUI.8 CALIFORNIA PRUNBS and APRI COTS OOLDBN DATB8. AND 01 A89 CRANRBKKIBS TO Oil WITH YOUR TUKKY FHKSH I BLBRY BVIiKY TU1SSDAY aso C.ROCRRIB8 PR ' DAY EVBMNG8 t.BM 'NS, Nl.Vliif COCtlANL'TS. FLORIDA OR NGKS. 8TALB NUW ennp CALIl'OKVIA snd LONDilV LXYER RVISINB, VIMtYARU CLU8T "KH8, I-RHP'T a. d. coorEirs, NORTH COURT SQUARE, JUST RECEIVED ! The hnndsomt-st anortment nf the new stvle Ladle-1 I'APKS. w.th sleeves antl Reef cr Fur Trimmed, which are manufacturer' nam pies and will be told at Terj low price Goods are new and fresh. OPUMNO OP CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES THIS WKIiK Lanr-f new stock Slik And Wool material for Embroidery, Crocheting aad Knitting, Withdditiuna1 force, we hope to serve our cuit omen promptly. BON MARCHE," 37 S. Main Street. CD W X O X Pi h Z 4 m K 0 0 0 4 a. 3 O 4 "8 10 Q w a, m w C2 DIAMONDS B TRl'MPS We hate lone entirely new deaign! In Kiuei. in conrar iney are not to be b art'! for nothing, but they're to Iw aeen for noth i t o mm, ii yon can't po""1! them, on can at leait lo k at them. Some of them ..re act in diam .nd that flash with m-nn. droit radi nee; other! are net in brilliant! oniy to ne a Kttncul-aed rrom the sen in uem by the eiptriencrd ere. It lethc fuhlon to coupl pnri hn-e oi Jewelry ith the Idea mat tavian ontiaya are emmtial Nothln, of the kind. Yin can bnv t. ich and an , little or y.iu can bnv li'tle and ant-nd mu'h. vn rxcep-.iitnalty Jn Iciooa itlectinn can be made irom our atock ot jewe ry, etc. II. H. COSBY, JEWELER, PATTON AVKNIE. OUR BANNER FLIES HIGH ! Hut it Prlci are vry on. Jell row we (re on the "ground fl'.or" la regard to MEN'S VIlTEIl UNDERWEAR, re ' A. wc offer 11 Big l.lae of aenable aad Freak Underwear at . ACTUAL COST. .- We at overstoekad In tM Har.TrM ta Mrr BtMbrcaa sad yar . . gain.. Curaiearl- wstU w can It jros. .- trr.t: F. JK. MITqHKLL, 3 Patton Av. When the babe at Ant appear TW an InterfatlHir xltrht; Parent, relative- and frinrfa Vcw It wltti intent de Unt, Bnt of all the new arriTala, dr i ond receiv.d t fay Br err other new attr tction c an aaily ontACgh. Tt 1 a ton it itorr and mut be brtrflv toH. We can n)y mention a few of th new hinif orte anl aee any qu intity of them ymirrteu : rt ir cnina. dona. toy!, f ttmea, booiH, etc. THAD. W. THRASH Crvntal Palace, & CO., FINE GROCERIES. This iH the time for the thrifty and farseeiiif? house wife to see to it that her kitchen ia unusually well supplied. It isn't too early to begin to lay in a stock that will keep, and we are quoting irices that tell their own story to careful and econom ical buyers We fully understand the importance of giving at this particular season of the year special Attention to every demand made upon us and you can implicitly rely upon uuor a prompt, satisfactory and thorough fulfillment of all orders. Respt., POWELL & SNIDER This is Not MAUD S., But is only one of the many fine horses that are kept fat by the never ceasing supply of our corn, hay, onta 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 I GREER & JOHNSON B C. CHAMBERS, P. M. WAVBR, See. real. H. A. MILI.UH Gen Supt. Preiide t P O VII LHK, V-I'realdeiit. CAROLINA GOAL CO., DEALERS IN JELLICO AND ANTHRACITE LEAVE YOUR ORDERS AT OFFICE, Mo. ia Patton Avenue, AND AT CHA.MBBR8 ft WBAVKR'A LIV ERY OPPICB, WILLOW ST. PKOAlPT DELIVERY YOUR PATRONAGE Is Solicited.. TELEPHONE 130. P. 0. BOX 112. SPEAKERSHIP CONTEST. IT IS GROWING IN INTERC8T DAILY MOW. It In Bald Crlip Ha Captured the Mew Jersey Delenatlon r. OTc Mtilen'a .Cbancea-Hprlniter CUeerfal. WiSHiNOToN, Dec. 2. The iprakmhtp contest is im-reaiiiuK in lirelincsg und in trrest with e.ich day. One importitnt itnlenient wns mmie todny by Gen. CntihiiiKS. ot Misfitsippi, one of Crlfp' chid lieutenants, that the Georgia candidate tins captured the en tire democratic ricltgation from Nc Jersey. Crisp's friends also said that they had assurances ol four votes from New England. Mills wus sanguine that the forces were working favorably to his interests, and expressed himself as en. tirely confident ol the result. Cnso is also working to make the state lit legations where nc is strung solid. MeMillin said today that he saw no reason lo change his opinion that the fight would be a long me, in which cne his strength would increase and he felt that matters were going ulung satisfac torily. t, Spring! r was also in a iticcrtui niomi ami said Unit he was more than holding his own as respects "first choice" votes, and had today made material progress in providing for the event of a break among the other candidates, a great many representatives having given him assurances that be would get the ninet five votes whenever they changed. Washington, Dec. 2. A New York Herald corn spoodent sends the folio a -inr to his paper: Tammany's support of Crisp is prov ing n heavy handicap to the Georgia candidate. True, it gives bim se.cn votes from New York city, und seven votes are not to be sneezed at, but Tan -many' good will outside of the state is more to be feaied than its ill will. Tammnny's power over the political puppets who dance at its bidding is il lustrated in the case of Representative "Tim" Campbell "Tim" wanted to vote for MeMillin. But "Tim" knew too well which side of his political bread was buttered to take this step without con suiting Mr. Richard Crokcr. The "Boss'' ut once protested, lie would have ntnu ot it, and he told "Tim" with chnractei istic, blunt directness that he purpose 1 voting the Tain ninny contingent as a unit lor Crisp. Since then "Tim" has been shouting as lustily for Crisp us any of that gentle man's supporters. Mr Cauiphill I liiiik. it u mistake that the New Yorkers do not vote as a unit for one ol the candid ates. He argues that New York's mor I inHiienccnt national conventions arise.' Irom the tact that tier seventy-two (It-It -gates vote as one man. He liellevesiu tle present case that if the twciuv llitei democrats from New York should stand together the moral and material elVici would contribute largely toward elect ing the man of their choice. There i some potency in this argument, but, un fortunately, representatives in congress believe strong y in asserting their indi viduality, and thev protest vehemently against any rule that would prevent it. FIRE Bl'Ulf. Two of Them Arrested In the Act ol FlrluK a Moose. St. Paul, Dec. 2. Last night there4 were arrested two ol the members ol a gang of inceudiaries who for over a year kave made a regular business of setting lire to house and stores in various purls of the city lor the purpose of securing a portiou of the insurance money. I The Bphrme win unearthed hv the 1 clever work of detectives. The detectives managed to gaiu the confidence of the gang, and nabbed them in the very act ol applying lighted ntatcht which were intended lo destroy the propertv. At 815 Inst niiht Mnrna Vficharl. in I company with Detective r'loyd, fired the j building upon winch the policy ol insur- ance hud been obtained bv novo, the understanding being that Michael was to receive part of the insurance. Michael wus nrtcstid just as lie nail closed and lucked the outside door and was leaving the house. The lighted caudle wouid have burned for about tour hours, when it would have set fire to the house. Previous to this evening's fire, Flovd had trapped Michaclinto confession that he hud burned the five houses in West St. Paul on the percentage of insurance plun. NEW YORK FOR NEW YORK. Osv. Hill Can Now serve Out His ti m as Governor. New York, Dec. 2. The democratic state committee met at the Hoffman bouse this morning. Every member was present excepting Hon. Hugh McLaugh lin, ol Brooklyn. The session lasted bui a few minutes. Lieutenant-Governor William F. Sheehan was elected to suc ceed Herman Oelrichs, resigned, as mem ber of the democratic national commit tee. Gerburd Lung, ot Buffalo, made the nomination. A resolution wus adopted lo the effect thut the best iulerests ol the party would be subserved by milking New York the meeting place 01 the national convention. K resolution offered by S. A. Beardsley, of Uucia, thut it wus the sense of the committee that Gov. Hill shull serve out his term a governor tor which he wus elected was unanimously adopted. A sub-committee consisting ol D. S, Un!hu, N, ."dul ler, jr., and M. Deiman wasuppointrd to engage counsel to look after the several contested election cuses now pending and auv other that muy come up in the future. CYRV8 FIF.I.O'H CONDITION. He Rested Better cast Nlsrht and Is Boiaewuat Better. Nbw York, Dec. 2. Dr. Fuller, Mr. Cyrus W. Field's attending physician, isiued the following bulletin at 8 o'clock thi morning: "Mr. Field slept better lust niuht than at any time previous His condition this morning is somewhat belter than it wa veste'day morning. The condition of Mr. Liudlev, Mr. Field' daughter, remain about the tame." Gen. Butler seriously III. Boston, Not. 30. Gen. Butler it seri ously ill at hit home in Lowell. Every effort ba been made by hi family and hi physician to keep the knowledge of hit condition from the newspapers, and, indeed, to far at possible, Irom the gen eral himself. But the gravest doubt of f.is recovery are entertained Dy tnose who are in a position to know most about hii condition, and come of them assert that he will never again be able to leave hi home. Gen. Butler wa 73 year old the 6th of thi month. Works Burned. Stirlino, III., Dec. 3. The Sterling wagon work were destroyed by Bra early thi morning. Adam Spies, the proprietor un toe lot will reach $100) 000, covered hf $30,000 Insurance. '' The sterling ft work wer damaged, 3s,0O0. '.. IN TMK hPUAKKRHHIP, William Henry Hatch, ofMlaaourl Not Prominent, One of thenblcst candidates for sf.cnker is Hatch, of Missouri, a great debater and a man who is popular on both sides of the house of representatives. He has n line presence and a voice as clear as a bell. His mental resources und dexterity in their use are extraordinary. Mr. Hatch first saw the light-in Scott county, Ky , more than fifty eight years He received a good education at Lexington, Ky., and in lol- was ad mitted trt i he nar. 1 it 1H5K he was elected circuit attorney of the sixteenth judicial circuit ol Missouri, ami was re elected to the same oflveiti November. I860. He foiigln in i lie Coniedeiate army and rose in t lie service to be assist ant commissioner of exchange under the cartel. His Hie nt Washington began with the I'orty-sixl h congress, in which lie made his mark. livery succeeding election has continued him in his suit. FA MINK IN HI'NHI A. The Cxur Worried About Mia Hit uiitlon. Paris, Nov. 30. A diplomatic com munication from Russia whirb 1 have seen this morning liring terrible news. Over thirty millions ol human lietngs -ire literally dying of hunger. In some of the Ktissi.in provinces boriierim.' on the Volga he pcopl - arc k'cpiug them selves alive by cat ing b irk ol trees. This awful state of :hinvs is aggra vated lit the liltinilt'iiiii: nu't Inals or the .vaut ot method of the Knssian adniinis tratioti. A It a weeks beiore the ; Kor instance isue ol tlie uliasi absolutely forbidding! the exportation ol cereals the railway companies wctc ordcttd lo allow none ol j liieir ems to be usetl lor the transport ol this giaiu. The vouipanirs. improving ! on their orders, sloppctl tile local trans- port ol corn. Two minimi sack, of corn were netu- ally rotting ia the province of Odessa, j while a lew miUs a way men and w omen j weie starviuc' lo neai i antl ai tins through the cnti inal slupnlitv of the ofiicials. The distribution of the jn.dOO.OOU ru bles ordcted by the emperor was cilevtcd in the s line v ay. In the province ol Jaroslaw money was given to the peasants lor drink. Next morning lo.tMIO men and women were loiiud dead on the highways! As a natural result of till these horrors the general misery has driven thcpeoid ' to overt acts of brig. milage. It is il.it'- genius to walk tlnough sonic ilisiiict and ikii'i .mil mi ii jcpi ii in nil bliged to barricade their doors as if they were in d besieged city. Tliells and burglaries nre of evervtlav occurrence in I Oiiasu and olhcr towns. In certain cases, when mrsons have relmcd alms to beggars, they have been massacred in the streets. As the winter wears on the situation will grow more and more appalling. In surrections are dreaded ill .Match and April, hv which time the sufferings of the peasants will have reached a climax. ,'iu n iiniiimiiitiiicuiniircjuiu "nana wmcu nv bw ourmg m join- Ul till ill i a ty nan i iv nit n iiuiiui: ins nui uey to Livadia and greatly incensed with , his ministers, whom he licenses ol having cncealed the truth Irom him. Un the other hand the ministers leel hitler to wards France, whom they license of buy ing tailed to take up the recent loan with the expected amount of enthusiasm. Altogether the financial situation is far from brilliant, while thecconotnic sa utiiion is deplorable. N. Y Herald. TARIFF REFORM, Auv. Campbell Huv The Next PrrHldeut Will be a Ut-iuocrat. ClllCAOO, Nov. 30. Gov. Campbell ar rived this morning ami will speak at the banquet ol the Ohin Society. To the New York World correspondent he said that the democratic members of the farmers' alliance aided the delent in Ohio. He believes 80 per cent, ol the people's party vote came from the demo cratic party. Next vear, he sain, "nothing can bent us. With tarill relorm as the issue the democrats can antl will carry Ohio by a handsome majority, and we will nUo carry the country ami elect n demo cratic president. It makes no difference who inav head the ticket, we will elect him. The fight will lie one ol principles, not personalities, and the Democratic olntlorm will oe lounu tneonivrcui, live. living , issue before the people taiiff reform'!" As to the choice of the Ohio democrat 7 for presitlent ?" It will be the man wno can win witn tariff reform as the issue of the cam paign," ONLY LOCAL EPIDEMIC). Leprosy Slowly apreads If Not Isolated Promptly. Washington, Nov. 30. Dr. Walter Wjman, supervising surge in-gcneral of the marine hospital service, in his annua report, says that no veneral epidemic has prevailed in the United States during the year; but local epidemics of scarlet fever, diphtheria and the grippe are re corded in various portio-is of the country. He calls attention to the privolence of leprosy, particularly in the neighboring West Indies and South America, and to the presence of t he disease in various citiet and localities of t he Uni ted Stutes, and lays that cases may be allowed to exist undisturbed in some lo calities by the health authorities because no provision is made lor their segrega tion. Whatever theorie may be ad vanced regarding the contagiousness of the disease there is no duuot tnut wnerc indifftrence is manifested us to isolution it slowly spreads, and as no state pos sesses a leper hospitul the establishment ofa national leper hospital is recom mended. Perhaps. Cincinnati, Not, 30. A dispatch from Washington say that Secretary Blaine will, ht a few day, publicly announce hit position with reference to the presi dential nomination, with a view to put ting a ttop to pnrtv faction!, and that he and Preaident HaVnson hare reached an aereement which look to the success of the candidate, not to individual pro. ottos,, A HORRIBLE DISASTER, j FIVE LIVES LOST IM A IN DETROIT. FIR.K Ka'her and Mother and Three Hons Meet Death In Flames and Hmoke Three Persons F.acape toy Juiunliig; Into the Arms or the Police. Detroit, Mich., Dec. 2 The most appaling catastrophe that has visited Detroit since the burning of the Tilden t ehool two years ago, took place about 2 o'clock this morning. Fire broke out in the grocery store of Geo. J. Reis, 332 Orleans street, and communicating with the dwelling over head smothered to death Chas. Rcis aged 22 and his brothers Josie and Ed die aged 11 and 7 venrs. The two latter children were found in their beds, mid the oldei one wus iliseov c;cd by the lireimn lying upon the floor bclotc the window, us if lie had realized the danger and attempted to make bis escape bv that egress. I t father and mother were found locked in each other arms at the foot ol i he stairs looking out into the yard. They were burned to a crisp in endeavor ing to reach oiien air. Whv thev took the rear stairs may never lie known, for if they had gone down by the front way they would tin lotibtci'h have been sand. As it was. they nislied into a fiery furniiee, as the conflagration did most damage where their bodies were found. Two other children. Max,agedl5, and Tony, aged 12. antl n hired girl, whose name could riot he ascertained, escaped by jumping out ot windows into the arms of the police and fnenirn. There is no means of finding out just how the lire started. When first seen it was issuing from the front windows up stairs, out an examination of the gro cery store showed an over-turned stove, antl the damage done to the lower story would indicate that the fire started in the store. ' REI.OW ZERO. IhcKInd of Weather The North Huh Hud. Troy. Ii Y., Nov. 30. The tempera ture in this city this morning was four above zero and in the exposed localities it fell to zero. At Saratoga it was 8 be- low and in Adirondack fl ow 1 to 26 '.iclow, being 17 below at Saranae Lake. Utica, N. V., Nov. 30. The cold weather here last night came very near closing the canal. Ice formed the whole length of the level bill not of sufficient tnj,.kncM to prevent the boats from .. , moving except in smite places. There nre several grain boat nt Rome and the ice breaker left here at eight a. , . ,.... .,.. nn(i the chnnel. So boats have pass d through here to day, but the weuthcr is milder and it is thought no boats will be frozen in on this level. Sr. Johnsiu'RY. Vl Nov. 30. The mercury reached from 15 to 20 degrees below zero in this vicinity this morning. Hanover, N. H Nov.' 30 The ther mometer in this section this morning registered from 4 to 10 degrees below zero. (Ji'kiikc, Que.. Not. 30. Very cold weather is prevailing in this part of Can ada. Yesterday thermometer registeretl 7 below zero. Galena, III , Nov. 30. The mercury last aight lell 15 degreeslielow zero. The Mississippi River, which was clear of ice Thursday, is now frozen solid from shore inshore. The weather is the coldest ever known in November. Fifty cents on Ihe Dollar. Chicaoo. Nov. 30. Ninetv-seven per cent, ol the creditors of the Chicago branch of S. V. White & Co., New York, who lai'ed several months ago, have ac- .11 r 1 . . . . rT't lor 50 cents on the dollar. A tictitinn to order I he receiver to begin making settle ments on this basis was tiled tmlav in Ihe United States circuit court here. stock Unoldllnns. Ni:w VimK Dec. 2 -tirirsaH: Lake Sht re 1171V I'hieseo nnil Northwestern 12r: Vattnlk nntl Western SOt: Kte-hniond anil Wtt Point Terminnl e) Western ' nion a Baltimore I'rlces. ttALTiyoKK. Iiee. t -Klour. w-ak; western in- rr a.2".fu3 extra 3 7.1(44. Sin; lan.ll.v .Rilrt4 nil Wheat weak and lower; No. 'J red, ipnl nntl month, 10 a4(i;i01; lottili ern. weak; I'ulu. ti7w,104; L iiKberr? 10o(o 104. South 'it corn, active, white, fiulg.'i'; yellow. if0(i8 New VorU Market. NKW Yumk, I'ec. 2 Stocks, dull but Heady Money, e.-tiy at 3t3ly Kiehnnirr, Innu, iH DltSl'), ihort. 8t K4V. i state lion'li ucglicted; governtn nt lionil-, dull bnt itenriy I otton quiet but itend , ; til- 7 bales: lipl inili. 8 l-16c; Orleans, S 7-1 6e: uttnresl opened find elated Heady, iiecetntier, 7 84; Innunrv, T 83; Februar, , H.iio; Murch, 8.16: April H.3"; May, 841. Klnur-tui't bnt emy Whcst-dull but tasy Com qui t hut iteady. Pork In aetive at '.).5o(fl$ 0.7S. Lard quiet but -teady nt rt S7V4 Mlrlf Turpentine qui 1 but eak at 34M,(S34i4. Kosln q let but iteudy at Sl.aSidl.4u Freiguil qu.et . nd wenk. AFFAIRS OF CONSKQUBSXB. HOUB. The thermometer in Baltimore regis tered a minimum temperature of 17 Monday, the coldest November weather in that city since 1880. Governor He.gg.of Texns, has concluded to reconvene the legislature in sp.cinl session Among the subjects that he contemplates submitting will be that ol' the alien law. lohn Parnell. a brother of the late Charles Stewurt Parnell, arrived at Oid Ironsides, the residence ol hit mother, Mrs. Delia S. Parnell, atBordenlown, N. J from West foint, Ga., Monday. He and nis motner sun ior ireiauu loouy. The Tullman company up to the first of last August showed earnings close to $10,000,000 per annum, of which the curs themselves earn $7,800,000. By manufacturing, investing, turnishmg otHccs, etc., this company earns nearly $2 000,000 besides, and earns about $20,000 Irom us patents, the company pays $2,000,000 a year in dividends, FOREIGN, The marquis of Lnnsdowne, viceroy of India, believes tnat it it ueyonn any power to stop the use of opium, either in India or imna. There wat a such a dense fog in Lon don Monday thnt wool could not be sampled, and the market talet were therelore pottponcd. It i reported from Valparaiso that the Chilian government doe not intend (T,:n on r,lnv n, init-mnifv .11 h as the United States demand for the kitlinir ol the tailors of the cruiser Balti more in that city. Paarmnnn & Cohn, wholesale watch dealers, of Berlin, lost 125 000 mark through the failure of Frielander & Som- merhcld, the bankers, of that city. The partner! became o worried over their las that Sunday night they (hot and killed themtelve. The Somraerneiot, father and ton, of the banking firm, ended their live tlmilarly. IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS Wholesale Prices. If you want a box of good ctrant Im ported nr domestic. Grant'! Phitrmney Ii the place to get the n. We do not retail dgati. bnt sell them by the box only. A cinar that yon uiuallv Day ten centa for. I can lell you the aarae cigar, Hftv in a box, at aeren centa. The belt Ave t cigar at 814 cent! by the box. It will pay yon to call and examine tbem. GRANT'S PHARMACY. Buncombe Sarsaparilla A positively 8afe and Reliable Blood Purifier. Containing Burdock Root, Sarsa parilla Bark, Prickly Ash Bark. Poke Root, Ac. By its use yon can save yourself from the suffering caused by foul eruptions and ulcerous sores, through which the system striver to rid itself of corruptions. It purifies the blood, giving it re newed vitality and force. Being an alterative, 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 curative virtues of Buncombe Sarsaparilla render it the most reliable Blood Purifier that can be used, whilo it i entirely safe for patients uf all itges. Manufactured only aij Grant's Pharmacy. Every bottle guaranteed, satisfac tory or money refundod. GRANT'S PHARMACY, 4 fouth main si. J. M. CAMPBELL, HRALEIt IN REAL ESTATE AND AOENT F0U T11E ASHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. For Rent. Two thrre-room houet with Hardens at tached, un Hill tret't, $7.5u pvr month caxh. PUat.tnt iilacc lor (.mail family. For Sale. Blcgant nine-room taou.r, be.irtciicrvant'i house; one of bent p-trt ul city; five miuutca walk ol aqunrr; g ia fixture in htuitr, lurc Int. vi wi unaurpaHiicd in Atheville. I'rure $,80O, one-halt caah, balance 13 and 1ft moiitha. For Sale or Rent White cottage on top of mountain, with live acrta of laud, an a whole, or in lota. No log, drvvat place about Abbeville and flmat view within corporate titnita. Frunonnced by experts tunt the place lor nralidii. Seven iiundnd feet ot porch; a ven rooni, Poa aeation given ut once. Blevatlon 2,800 fret. h-very avinu oi n-ai estate, irom a tot ui $25 to residtncei ana lota of $25,000. Apply ai No. A. South Main a tree t. Fur ill th eel Houic For Rent. Ten room house, furnished, for rent. All modern co lYcnlrnccs. Hosaesaion at once. Heat at ect In Asheville. Price itJU per month. Apply to J. M. CAMFPKI.L. Real hstate Dealer. FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT. We hay few very deirab'e, well far Ishtd bouats, in good lucatlon for rent. Call at ouce. FIRE INSURANCE Effected In old and reliable companies. if furnished or uuturniibea to rent will do well to confer with n. VSe guarrintec promptuesa and aatlafactioa in all our aeaunga JENKS & JENKS, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, Room! 4 and 10. McAfee block, 32 Patton Avenue, Alhevuie, N. -. ai 9 Sat y 0 e B SB 3 a w n Z o o fl o r O 4 : z a (0 ft H 5 X BARELY STANDING ROOM I -THE- PUBLIC DELIGHTED I THE REQUIRED AMOUNT ALMOST IN SIGHT Sale Still In Prog reis! ONLY A FEW WEEKS MORE FOR BAR8AINS ! BACK ORDERS Om FINE GOODS DAILY ARRIVING. Importer!' price! are all that'! aaked. Pint Cost (or a itock that Ii conceded by ail judges of Dry Good! to. Finest In North Carolina I Neighboring, towns bare hear of thi Slaughter and arc fait procuring some of thi Burgaim. Bvcrything la the Imraeata ta tabliihmcnt at Co.t, mllllaery Inclade4. As immentw itock of BLANKETS, COMFORTS, AND LINENS At Manufacturer!' Prices. Another skip mint of thoie Preach coat and Reefer Jack et!. Everything Spot Cash I No good! charged while this sale lasts. Come as early a poiiible aad stay as long ai yon can. Byery minute sueat coasts to vour Interest at No. ii Pattoa Avenue F. P. MIMNAUGH. JUST RECEIVED! ft number of desirable thing in Ladle' and Misses' Wrapt, Fine Drem &odt Ziegier't and Banister1 1 Fine Sheet, ete. $1. Owing to bankrupt competition, on November 5 we commenced a Spe cial Sale of Clothing, Hat; Shirtt aad Drawer, Half Host, Collar and Cnti, ScarA, Btc., at twenty per cent. Oa couat on our bottom price marked km plain Sguret. TO LAST A LIMITED TIME! This will bring the good to about New York Cost, making a ran oppor tunity for the bttjer, a prior to tb competition our basinet ia the Unm bad been almort double their usual ahm, indicating a carefully selected stock mt correct t jle from the beat maker, at rtry ttatonable price. Intelligent people wiUteadUj that it thej wait hng they will be "JrJt." H. REDWOOD i GO. CLOTHIIM, MY MOM, P&NCT -00H, IrWk HAT1 RUM. f PATTON ATE, A;
Asheville Citizen (Asheville, N.C.)
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