ZT.
Asheville
Citizen
VOLUME VII.-NO 201.
ASHEVILLE N. C, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 28, 1891.
PKICE 5 CENTS.
XT
Daily
OUR
NEXT SHIPMENT
OF
WHITMANS CANDY
Will be in about Tuesday evening or Wednes
day morning. Just a moll lot, but
will comprise the following:
SUPERB CHOCOLATE AND BONBONS
In Vit 1 And '2 Pound Packages.
CHOCOLATE CREAMS, ALL FLAYOR
CHOCOLATE ALMONDS.
CHOCOLATE PISTtCHE.
CHOCOLATE WALNUTS.
FLORENTINE CREAMS.
PRINCESS CHIPS.
SALTED ALMONDS.
ENGLISH WALNUT BARS.
KROGER.
A NICE LINK 01'
IMPORTED, DOMESTIC & KEY WEST
CIGARS.
23 IN A BOX,
lust the thing for a Christmas present to
a lover of the weed.
KROGER, 41 COLLEGE STREET.
REAL ESTATE.
WUTI B. ?WV, W. W. WWT,
GWYN & WEST,
(SncciMura to Walter B.Gwjn)
ESTABLISHED 1881
REFER TO BANK OF ASHRVILLE.
REAL ESTATE.
Loans Securely Placed at 8
Per Cent.
Notary Public. Commiulonert of Deed.
FIRE INSURANCE.
OFFICE aoulheanl Court Square
CORTLAND BROS,,
Real Estate Brokers.
And Investment Agents.
NOTARY1PUBI.IC.
Loan. iccurclT placed at 8 per cent.
Office
24 SB Pattoo ATenue. siecilnd IHoor.
fchndly
JOHN CHILD,
(formerly of Lyman & Child),
Office No." i Legal Block
REAL, ESTATE
AND
LOAN BROKER,
TBICTI.Y A RKOKBRAGB B1I8INBSS.
I.uan. Kcure placed at 8 per cent.
WILLS BROS,,
ARCHITECTS,
38 Pattoo Avenue.
Next Y M C A bulld'g.
novl d3m
PO Box 954.
Pulllani & Rutledge,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
OVER BANK OF ASHEVILLE.
MODEL CIGAR STORE,
Patton Avenue,
The.only eduriveCplace In the dtylwhere
you can Hndthe mo.tbeautlful line of smok
ing article, such as Menchaum Pipe; nl.o
I'rcnch Briar Pipe, and a fine assortment
of Cigar and Cigarette Case. A large as
sortment of Walking Cane In the latc.t
tyle of handle, in Sterling Silver, German
SJWerOxIdjried and Rolled Gold plate. Call
an examine my
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
AFTER
XMAS
15uy Your
(SrocoricH,
Provisions,
IVt'd, &o.
From
A. D. COOPER,
NORTH COURT SQUARE.
JUST RECEIVED !
The handsomest assortment; of the new
style Ladies' L'AI'KS, with .leevei and Reef
er Fur Trimmed, which arc manufacture
.ample, and will be .old at very low price..
Good, arc new and fresh.
OI'BNING OP CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES
THIS WBliK
Larue new stock Silk and Wool material
for Embroidery, Crocheting ami Knitting,
With additional force, we hope to serve our
customer, promptly
"BON MARCHE,"
37 H. Main Street.
FAIR TO SEE.
None of the scuson's novelties begin, to
compare with our glittering array of novel
ties. How popular they are la evidenced by
the demand for them. It ha. been ateadily
Increasing and it ha. not reached a climax
yet. If you are out of the fashion, you arc
virtually out of the world and the world,
never yet boasted of anything daintier or
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mo.e fashionable than our Jewelry. They
are no exquisite in deign and so perfect in
elaboration that nothing but an uncondi
tional surrender it In order when you Me
them. If you want to look at something
more than usually tempting, come and glance
at our fine Christmas good..
B. II. COSBY.
JEWELER,
PATTON AVKNCE.
Xmas Tree That's Good for all the Year.
The wort of tree that oleaseH natrons, not
only at I hrirftmiis times, but from Chri-t
man to Christm is. A tree hcunnK the fruit
this docs can only statu, as the outgrowth
r a reputable nrm stalwart, siatiduru, sta
ple. All through the yeur of '02 you'll find
these thin,? uul they are what wi"e people
look for our strong attractions.. But all
this is preliminary. What wc want to men
tion seeially is that we have in stock the
urgent line ol Am us guts in this country.
nniHttttt; ol an Hindi 01 v. nina, tsiatm
Lumps, Toys, lolls, Hooks, etc Our Souv
enir ranis, China, Paper Weights, etc., are
siK'cinlly attractive Call on us We will
give you rinse attention, and assist you in
makinK your selections
THAU W. THRASH & CO.,
Crystal l'nluce.
"HE IS WELL PAID
THAT IS WELL SATISFIED,"
Satisfaction is What we Guarantee.
Oujiltty and quantity arc two important
things to consider in tiuyinu Vi ucerlt s. We
have exct ptiun d facilities for supplying each
to our patrons. We arc offering the largest
stock of Fine and Staple Groceries this
season that has ever been brought to this
section of the state, and our prices will sat
isfy the most economical buyir.
POWELL & SNIDER
Wholesale ami Uetail llrocers.
FOR A I'UW DAYS
That is milil wc commence Inking our in
ventory we shall sell almost anything in
our store at
A LARGi; DISCOUNT.
H. REDWOOD SCO
l),y Coods, Clothing, Fancy r.oods, Shoes,
Hat. and Cm pets.
7 and 9 Pattou Ave
WHY DRINK
So-called foreiirn wines ? In nine c ses 011
of ten you a vile comn .und of cheup po
Halo spirits, essences and ct'icrs. The pro
due' had never been within siizht of a vine
yard. You simply pay an exh rbitant price
for a label with a French name inc result
is misery and dyspepsia.
The Holidays are at Hand !
What yon want in absolutely the pu
juice of the Krai: that wiil promote diges
tion, act as a tonic and cure dyspepsia. Ask
your wine merchant for the
"ENGADINE RED."
It is pure, Kood enoitRhfor any and cheap
enough for all. If your dealer cannot sup
ply you, then write to the vineyard, Prices
will be Riven on application. Wine sold
from the vineyard only bv the case of
doien quarts, or 2 dozen pints.
JOHN K. HOYT,
Knictulinc Vineyard. Luther, N. C
noviuii
i niiinnaiiriu riinuioiirn linn
a nANU&umtu runniantu nuuo
For rent to a responsible party. House is
In a good location; bath, hot and cold water,
Also a boat dime house for rent.
Wc have the btst facilities of any firm in
the state tor insurinK your dwelling
houses, your furniture, stone ami stock
If vou iret burned out vou know that you
can come to us and be sure of getting your
money.
Some choice bargains In city and suburban
projwrties can be had by calling at our of
nee. iimocr lanus it specially.
JENKS & JENKS,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Rooms 1 and 10, McAfee block, 32 Patton
Avenue, A.nevuie. n. i;.
ROBERT BROUN,
CIVIL BNOINBBK. SURVBYOK AND MR
CHANIC1AN.
Construction. In wood and metal con
ducted. Thirty year.' experience in prncti
cal surveying. Instruction in mechanical
branches given. Close measurement, a .pC'
cialty. Residence, McDowell Avenue.
dccM-dam
FOUR CHARRED CORPSES
WHOLE FAMILY PROBABLY
ntlRDERDD.
The ttupponec! Murderer a Reject
ed Lover of the Murdered Man's
Wife lloth Men Had find C'liar
ac tern An Arret Made.
Roi.nsnoRO, N. C, Dec. 20. On Tucs-
lay nilit a retired country home on the
banks of the Neuse river, about six miles
from this city, in which dwelt W. W.
Pcarsall, his wife, and two small chil-
ren, was destroyed by fire. The burn-
inn w',s discovered Wednesday, when it
was found that I'earsall and his whole
family were charred corpses in the
smouldering ruins.
The coroner's investigation unearthed
some strong circumstances pointing to
one Weiglitmau Thompson, a white
man of bad character and drinking hab
its, us the perpetrator of the foul deed.
Pcarsall himself was a murderer, ae-
luittcd some years ago on the plea of
alcoholic insanity. Thompson was also
ricd for the murder ol bis wife some
wclve years ago and ncrjuilted for luck
t sufficient evidence, tile trial having
been moved by the dcl-nce to another
court. Ihompson subsequently courted
Pcarsnll's wife. She rejected him seven
cars ugo nearly for I'earsall.
1 hompson then swore vengeance, but
little weight was given to his words. He
nd I'earsall were boon companions, and
had been toGoldsboro together on Tues
day. They were drinking and left the
ity together in the same cart, and it is
nowu that Thompson went home with
I'earsall that night. From the best cvi-
Icnce obtainable, it is presumed that the
mining was accomplished about 11
clock 1 uestmy night, and at about 1
clock 1 hompson put in an appearand
t one of the lower bur rooms of the
tv.
When he was arrested today it trans
pired tiiat lie nan nul in the woods a va
lise and a suit of clothes that I'earsall
had purchased in one ol the stores in this
ity Tuesday. Thompson claims to have
bought the clothes in another town, but
hey bore the trade-walk and were iden
tified by the clerk of the store that sold
them to I'earsall on Tuesday. Thomp
son was ordered to jail, and indignation
against him is running high. Kichniourl
Dispatch.
BTII.L KXTKAVAUANT.
The Republican Party Continues)
to be That In the Senate.
Wash inc. ton, Pec. 23. The United
States senate appears resolved to keep
up its reputation as the most expensive
legislative body in the world. This body
ilready costs the people of the United
States more than the House of Lords,
with a membership six times greater,
costs the people of C.rcat Britain. There
arc now two or three employes, for every
senator. In fact there arc so many em
pires that they actually crowd each
other, and many of them have nothing
to do but wuit on the personal con veil
ience of senators. I!ut as il this was not
enough, the committee on contingent ex-
lienscs ot the senate have reported a res
olution providing for twenty-three ad-
litional employes at nil expense ol over
$.'0,000 per annum.
At the rate at which the senate is pro
grcssing it will not be long before the
members ol that body will demand that
the public shall pay lor their coachmen,
footmen, cooks and chamber-maids. All
this criminal extravagance has grown
up under republican control ot the sen
ile. Ualtimore &un.
FIRKIN AN ASYI.I M.
Women's) Wing ol a Mlchiitau In
Htltutlon Burned.
1'ontiac, Mien., lec. 2. rue was
discovered in the north wing ol the Hnst-
crn Michigan Insane asylum at 11
o'clock Saturday morning. Fifteen min
utes after the first alarm was sounded
the occupants of the wing, 300 women
were turned loose. Screaming frantically
they surged through the corridors, which
were filled with smoke. Flames were
visible down the hall, and the sight filled
the women with terror. Some run wild,
trampling their companions in their
efforts to cscaie. Others were paralyzed
with fear, and stood staring into flic
hie.
The citizens of Pontine began to help,
and soon acrowdol several hundred men
was nt at work. The women who hud
run away into the woods were brought
back and placed in tue cottages.
At 1 o clock the firemen were confident
they had the flumes under control. At
that time the fire was fiercest just over
the main entrance. The north wing was
a rum. the root having fallen in.
A lew minutes later a steamer urnved
from Detroit, and the tire was conquered.
HOONINIl CORN.
TryliiK to Create a Demand lor It
lu Europe.
Washington, Dec. 2(!. Suggestions
for sending shiploads of corn to feed the
8ulfercrs by famine in Russia seem likely
to be curried out.
Word has been conveyed to this gov
ernment from St. Petersburg that aid in
such a form would Ik? very gratefully re
ceived. Coincidentally with the ship
ping of the grain an agent ot the de
partment of agriculture will visit
various parts of the czar's dominions
and set up kitchens for the purpose of
showing the people now tne lona ought
to lie prepared lor consumption. Thus
utility is to be combined with charity,
and the United States will later on reup
an advantage by securing through the
introduction ol the cereal a new market
for a most important crop. Maize as an
article of diet is unknown in northern
Europe. When vessels laden with it
were sent from this country to Ireland a
few years ago to feed the famishing there
the nutritions freight was at first well
nigh rejected, because it was considered
tit lor horse fodder only.- New York,
Sun.
An Awful combination.
Lockport, N, Y., Dec. 26. The Tus-
carora Indians are afflicted with the
grip and a multitude of snakes. Over
two-thirds ol the braves and squaws en
the reservation have the grip in the
worst form. It takes the nature of ty
nhoid lever, with excrutintinif pains in
the arms, legs and head. The whole
section is also overrun with snakes.
FIRR IN CHATTANOOGA,
More Than Haifa Million Dollam'
Worth ol Properly Uestroyed.
Chattanooga, Tenn., Dec. 28. D. B.
Loveman & Co.'s great dry good house,
occupying three stores on Market street,
at the southeast corner of Eighth was
discovered to be on tire about noon Sat
urday. The flames spread with astonishing
rapidity, burning through the elevator
shaft and stairway, cutting off the es
cape of about thirty women employes,
who were rescued from the windows by
means of the ladders of the fire depart
mcut, aided by citizens. The adjoining
buildings were soon aflame, the fire des
troying property worth more than half
a million dollars in less than two hours.
The f re began at 12:30 o'clock, and by
1:110 the buildings on the north side ol
I'jghth street were ablaze. The buildings
burned on Market street were I). I).
I.ovcman S: Co.'s dry goods store, T. C.
Ivrvin & Co., drygoods; Christie & Co.,
dry goods; Chattanooga Library asso
ciation; Chamber of Commerce; Scwartz
Hi Kro., boots and shoes; Silva & Ab
bott, chinaware. On Iiighth street these
persons suffered: Webster ft Manning,
insurance; W. I, Alexander, broker;
Charleston Fast freight line; tireat
Southern Tea company; Tennessee,
Mississippi and Ohio Transportation
company; K. P. l)ix, barber; Martin &
Henry, real estate; Rowles & Kitely, in
surance; Mrs. Jane Weaver, milliner;
Southern bank and trust company; T.
A. Roberts, jewclei; W. I). Van Wagner,
drugs; Fourth National bank; I'. S.
(iriilith, real estate; C. C, Anderson, real
estate; Lucus ifc I'cacor, insurance; Hnr
ris.'.Thompson & (Juinn, real estate.
The total loss is nearly $000,000, with
about $530,000 insurance. The damage
to the Times building in the Adams
block by lire was slight. The building
was in flames several times, hut the fire
men succeeded in quenching them each
tunc.
The building, however, was almost en
tirely cleaned out. Hundreds ol iicople
rushed through the four floors carrying
everything portable to places of safety.
flic Tradesman s auxiliary lorms, pist
ready for the press, were pied, and this
month s issue tailed to make its appear
ance.
The fire compassed n space of 100 feet
Iront on the southeast comer of Market
and Uighth, and 100 Icet front on the
northeast corner of Market and l.ighth,
and both sides of Kighth street between
Market and Cherry streets.
rour ot the leading dry good houses
were destroyed and the principal boot
nd shoe, crockcrv and turniturc houses,
two bunks, the public library and cham
ber ol commerce rooms, Loliwcb club
ud a variety ol small shops and ofliccs.
ATAL GRIP OF THE GRIP
IT IS IN BOTH THE OI.l) AND
THE NEW WORLD.
The BrltlHh AmbaHHador to Tur
key Dies of the Influenza An
Ohio Town Crippled By the DIM
case-Many Deaths) lu Italy.
Hi:ri.in. Iec. 28. Sir Win. A. White,
British ambassador to Turkey, died here
from influenza today.
Hamilton, 0., Dec. 28. Fully three
fourths of this city's population of 20,
000 is nfflited with the grip. The place
is mainly supported by its factories, and
so prevalent is the disease that more
than half the places arccloscd. The death
rate is the highest ever known.
Komis, Dec, 28. The influenza is cut
ting a wide swath in Milan and the ad
joining country. Many of the city ofh
cinls are prostrated with tne disease
much to the detriment of the city's busi
ness. There have been a large number
of deaths caused by the influenza and its
accompanying complication.
EXCITED PEOPLE.
Sainelhlnic Very Like Anarchy In
Mobile, Alabama.
Moim.ii, Ala., Dec. 28. Terrible scenes
arc being enacted in Choctaw county.
The citizens are wrought to such a pitch
of excitement that n war of extermina
tion is being waged against the Simites.
Since Christmas two more of the deluded
leoplc have been hoisted to death at the
rope's end. A special from Shubuta this
morning tells of the lynching on Satur
day night of John Sims, brother of Hot
Sims and of Mosclcy Sims, Hobs
nephew. According to the report
received a crowd was in full pur
suit of u negro who is reported to have
taken part in the Millin masacre of Dec.
23. W hen caught lie will ue strung up.
The most ularming thing about the sit
untion is that Neal suns, brother of
Bob. and who rescued Bob Irom the
deputy marshal nt Blndon Springs in
Choctaw county in August last, is still at
larirc and determined to avenge Bob s
leath on the slayers of his brothers
Neal is a dcserute man. lie firmly
believes that his brother was a prophet
from God and had divine sanction to
kill off the devil's agents, numely the
officers of the law.
A special dispatch savs that Neal Sims
has collected forty of the Simites, and
sent word Sunday that he intended to
assault and burn the village of Womack
Hill. The people are excited, and allot
Sunday were massing at Womack lini
to defend the place. I he enraged people
on Saturday morning, uftcr the lynching
of Hob Sims and his four followers,
wrecked Sims' house and burned it to the
ground, and then killed every living
thing on the place except the memoers oi
his family, who escaped to a neighbor's
house, and who will move as soon as
possible to another state. The bodies of
Bob Sims and the three havages were
taken down Saturday and thrown over
a wall into a graveyard, jonn savugc
still hangs susciidcd.
The Pockwood Murder.
Jacksonville, Fla., Dec. 28. Infor
mation has been received here that J. W.
Hudson and John Jones, living near Au
gusta, in Hdgcfield county, have arrested
a man who gives his name as John Dor
scy, whom they think is the murderer of
the four inmates of the Pockwood
House. New Smyrna, Fla. His boots
corresponded exactly with the descrp-
tion of the footprints found near the
window of the Packwood House.
NOT ONE SPECK OF WAR.
HO 8AV THE OFFICIALS
SHOULD KNOW.
WHO
A Busy Scene at Secretary of War
Tracy's Office, But It Means
Nottalnic EHpeclal, It Is) AHHericd
Movement) of War SblpM.
Washington, D. C, Dec. 28. Secretary
Tracy's office presented a busy scene this
morning. Within an hour he saw Sena
tor Allison, chairman ol the senate com
mit tee on appropriations; Senator
Cameron, chairman of the committee on
naval affairs; Butler, memlier of the
same committee; Frye and Hale; chief
constructor Wilson; chief engineer Mel
ville; Capt. Phillips, who is to command
the new cruiser New York; Lieutenant
Mason, executive olliccr of the same ves
sel; Commodore Folger, chief of the ord
nance Uureuu; Commander Chadwick;
and lastly, Chas. Cramp, the shipbuilder.
Notwithstanding this sign of official ac
tivity and the reports that are printed of
unusual work at the navy yards, the of
ficials of the navy department deny that
there is the least seck of u war cloud
on the diplomatic horizon.
Assistant Secretary Soley, when asked
where the San Francisco is bound, de
clined to give a definite answer, but
when he was reminded that the lust time
she went out for "gun practice" as re
ported by the department she had next
been heard of at Valparaiso, he said that
the vessel had no orders for Chili,
A naval officer who should know when
asked it the cruiser was bound for
Acapulco, replied that she would not
go us far south as Mexico. He also sta
ted that the Ualtimore was now proba
bly north of Panama on her way to San
Francisco.
Commodore F'olger, chief of the ord
nance bureau, added to the general
denial by saving that there was no un
usual activity at the uavul gun factory.
Shipbuilder Cramp said none of his men
worked Saturday and nearly the whole
torce was away this week enjoying the
holidays.
MR. ULAINK WILL ACCEPT.
Answer to Senator Washburn's
Appeal for His Decision.
Boston. Dec. 28. The Record's Wash
ington correspondent sends the follow
ing: "Mr. Blaine will accept the republican
nomination for president next year. If
the assembled republicans at Minneapo
lis next June wish him to be their stand
ard bearer in the presidential campaign
f 1802 he will gladly accept the trust,
provided that at the time his health is as
good as it is at present. If nominated
he intends to make reciprocity his plat
form, and make that word the republi
can war cry. 1 his is Mr. ttlaine s decis
ion, and comes from his own lips. It is
an authoritative statement, and proba-
blv the first that has been made.
"The Record can name the man who,
not many days ago, heard Irom Mr.
Blame s own lips tne decision which the
urent secretary had reached. This man
is Senator V ashnurn, ot Minnesota, lie
is the republican leader of the northwest,
the man who has by common consent
been put at the head ol his party in that
section, ror some tune he has been anx
ious to know of Blaine s sentiment re
garding the presidency, whether or not
delegates instructed in ms oenan would
be acccDtublc to the man irom Maine.
"Senator Washburn has long been a per
sonal friend ot the secretary ot state,
Recently he has been constantly urging
Mr. Blaine to let him know his views re
garding the nomination that is surely
dnltine toward him. He told the secre
tary that the people of the northwest
were a unit in calling for his nomination,
and that they wished to know if their
lioes were to lx disappointed and their
plans frustrated.
"For some time the appeals of the
senator lor a decided answer availed
not. Several times Mr. Blaine ended
the interview with the statement
that he was not decided in his own
mind. Hut a lew nights ago Mr. Blaine
told Senator Washburn that he had
made his decision, that if the party
wishes him again to be a candidate for
the presidency he will not decline the
honor."
TUE MARKETS.
Stock Quotations.
Nrw York. lice. 20. Brie 3: Lake She re
1 li'": Chicneo and Norm western lmw,
Norfolk and Western 54; Kichtnond and
West I'oint Terminal lH'i.. Western Union
Baltimore prices.
Raltiuokk, Dec. ao.-Plout, dull, western
super ;l.l!.ru,3.0r; family 4.GO((U4.90. Wheat
wenk No '2 red spot and Dec. 102; Jan
uary, l.o3i(nl 03:l4; southern, steady
l-'ulti, ltr(B.t.o: Lonithcrry UMui'l.Ou. Corn
southern, steady; white 60(tiJ53!.
New Vork Market.
Nrw York, Dec. 2U. Stocks, active and
strong Moncyeasyat2vw3 Exchange, Ions;
i.81Mi(iii4..Mi: short, .MMtSt.M; state
bonds, dull and featureless; government
bonds, dull but steady. Cotton dull; sale.
67 bale; 1'plnnils. 7 1 616c; Orleans, 8 6-16c
lutures steady; December, 7.ao; januar
7.38: February. 7.66; March, 7.73; Apr!
7.H6: May. H.oi. Flour auiet but ateadv
Wheat qnict but steady. Corn dull but
eaay. Fork quiet but steady at $U.2St
sio.26. Lard quiet but nrm at
Spirits Turpentine quiet but firm a. 33Vit
34.1. Rosin dull but steady at (I &bw
1.40. Freight dull Mnd weak,
Mr. C. C. Campbell, of Campbell's Cot.
ton Compress company, Cincinnati
writes: "Everybody finds relief shortly
alter using Bradycrotine foi headache.
The How of It.
How poor, how rich, how abject, how
nuuust, bow complicated, now wonder
ful is man : and it may be adtled how
'more so" is woman. With her pecnf
iarly delicate and intense organization
she is the superlative degree of man
Even in diseases she excels him, baying
manv that he has not. She has, how
ever, found out a grand remedial agent,
for the cure ol her diseases, in Dr. 1'ierce
Favorite Prescription; a medicine suited
to her nature, made for the express cure
ot those diseases which effect her. It
especially effective in all weaknesses in
cidental to motherhood, while it is also
a potent restorative tonic for the fceble
and debilitated generally.
Go to Vnughan & Allen, corner Hay
wood street and Patton avenue, lor fresh
candies, iiuits, etc. Oysters atall hours,
To Advertisers.
T
insure change of advertisements
runi.ing on regular contract, copy must
be handed in by 10 o clock a. m,
HAVE YOUR
RESGRIPTIONS
FILLED AT
RANT'S PHARMACY,
NO. 24 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
J. iM. CAMPBELL,
DEALER IN
REAL, ESTATE
AND AGENT FOR THE
SHEYILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION
AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
For Rent.
Two thr-room hon- with cardena nt-
tachi'd, on HillStreet, $7.50 per month each.
'icaaani, place lor small lamiij.
For Sale.
Klcirant nine-room house. teflidcflserTant'ii
duuhc, one of bent parti, of city; five minutes
walk of square; gas fixtures in house,
larKe lot, views unaur passed in Asheville.
I'nce 4,hoo, one-halt cash, balance lli aud
18 months.
For Sale or Rent.
White cottawre on ton of mountain, with
five acres of land, as a whole, or In lota. No
foK, dryest place about Asheville and finest
views witnin corporate limits, pronounced
by experts just the place for invalids. Seven
hundred feet of oorch: seven rooms. Poh-
session given at once. Elevation 2.HOO feet.
Bvery kino 01 real estate, from a lot or
$25 tu remdence and lots of $26,000. Apply
at No. 5. South Main street.
FurulHhcdJHouse For Rent.
Ten room house, furnished, for rent. All
modern coaveniences. Possession at once.
Best street in Asheville. Price $(30 per
month. Apply to
J. M. CAMPBBLL.
Real Estate Dealer.
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