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ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 0. 18J2. ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN. BjRASDOLPH-KERR PRIXTIXG CO Tm Daily Citizen, Democratic, la published ererr afternoon (except Sunday) at the fol lowing ratci itrictlr casa : One . $0.00 Six Months 3 (H) Thbbb Months. 1.50 Onb Month 50 One Win 15 SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 6. IS92. Thus Far Shalt Tbou ko and no Kartber. This was the meaiiiugol the resolution offered by Alderman Waddell at the meet ing of the board yesterday, with refer ence to the actions of Mayor Wanton in pending the city's money according to his own sweet will. It was a manly stand, and Tnii Cmzux would not reflect upon the members ol the board by even intimating that it is possible for the resolution to fail ofndop tion at next Friday's meeting. It was a step that had to be taken by the board il they desire to place the bonds and begin the work of improve ment of Asbeville's streets. And this act of the board will go lar toward restoring the confklcmc ol the people not only in the ability ot that body to conduct the affairs of thecitv. but in their determination to sec that they are honestly administered as well. There has been a feeling in Ashcvillc, and among the very best and soundest of her business men at that, that it would be far better to allow the streets to re main as they arc, than to run the risk ol putting into the hands of the present board such a large sum of money, so loug as the mayor's carte blanche on the city treasury remained unrevoked and uurebuked. The action of Alderman Waddell is in the direct line of Tin; Cmiix'-s sugges tion, and deserves the plaudits of every good citizen and well wisher of this cilv. Till! New York Sun goes so far as to assert'that those men in New York who are opposing the holding of the demo cratic convention in that state on Feb. -2, which is much earlier than was ever known before, are not democrats. When it is remembered that the Sun supported Ben Butler eight years ago, it might be claimed that the Sun is not a competent judge. And the fact that Butler has re cently declared that his aim in making that race was to draw votes enough from Cleveland in New York to deleat him, docs not make the Sun's attitude any more consistent. Asiievii.li; has at least one hope lelt, and that is that another management will soon take hold ol the Richmond and Danville system, and thev may be more friendly disposed towards this section. One thing is reasonably sure, and that is that unless the Richmond and Danville officials or their successors change their notions towards Western North Caro lina, or a new and independent line is built, Asheville is permanently and incal culably damaged. Joseph I'l i.itkk now runs the great est paper in the greatest building in the greatest city in the greatest country the sun shine? on, but finds time to pub lish the New York World almanac, a copy of which This Cmzi:x has received. It is a marvelous chunk of compact infor mation, and beyond question the best of its kind. I'rice 25 ecuts, on sale at the bookstores. It would seem that this is a good time for renewing the agitatiou of the build incr of the line of road from Asheville to Bristol, Tennessee. The Richmond and Danville seems unable to accommodate this country. It is a singular fact that Dr. Marshall MacKenzie, the most noted specialist on throat diseases known during this cen tury, should have died with bronchitis. He cured others but could not heal him self. A BOSTIAN BRIDtiK VICTIM. I HI KMAN'S HOMK LIKIC. Spending His Time Willi 1U FrieudM unci His Hooks. Now nearly eighty years of age, with a mind as vigorous as at any former per iod in life, whether on the bench or in the councils of the nation, saysa Colum bus (O.I dispatch to the New York Times, Judge Alien Thurman is the same genial, warm-hearted and compan ionable man lie was before his body was wrenched and his legs weakened by acute and persistent rheumatic pains, lie lives quietly and spends most of his time in the library, a large upstairs room that he calls his "den," and into which lie says he allures the unsuspecting caller and new spaper men with a view of keep ing up with the times in the current news of the day. lie occupies his home the same as when Mrs. Thurman was alive, the house ot his son, Allen W. Thurman, and his own being connected. 1 he Judge takes his meals with his children anil grandchild i en, and his comlorts are looked al ter by them. HI late Mr. TIiuiiikiu has suffered se verely from iii'in algi.i in the head, but otherwise his general health is good, other than that he , is never free Mom rheumatic pains in the Ugs aid knee joints. U is with great ditlicuhy that he walks at all, ami lie s.iys that hi.- legs are ol practically no account except to ache continually. He is much stouter than formerly, and, as a general thing, his appetite is gonl, but hccatssp.iruig ly. Mr. riiunnan says that he intends to break the bad habit ol leading all night ;-nd sleeping the most ot the day, but he i atraid t hat he i- get ting too old to make aitv radical change in ilie cus tom of a lifetime. 'flic time has gom- by when any news paper w riter will take advantage of Mi. Thurman. All lully leeognie the tact that his w ishes should he rc-pected, and unless the judge is very well aeipiaiutcd with his caller In' seldom expresses liiiu stlluponpihtic.il in. liters, as lie dais not wish to tie Rioted. Mr. 1 htirnian scliloui leaves lus iiotic and w alks but little. 1 le spends his time w holly w il'u callers and books, being a great reader. 1 le enjoyslittlc visits troin his old Iriciids and neighbors, and in le Iciiing lo certain incidents eujovs' hear ing and telling ,a good story. The calls Irom old political associates are keenly relished, and lie alien relcrs to tlain with evident pleasure. The death ol his liu-'s companion a lew months ago was a terrible blow to J udge Thurman. and lie feels the 1 issmoie and more as the days glide by. He nr.sses her presence in a thousand ways. She was alw a v s about and near him, cheer ing linn up an. I rclicv ing him ol the ach ing pains that at times seemed to pull and wrench al every uuimIc and u. rve in his body. He speaks ol her in the most loving and gentle manner, while the tears he cannot and would not suppress lillhis eves. i.iri: i soktii cmoiuxa. Two negroes who h ive been m llali tiax jail a long tune, charged with as saulting a while woman ill Northamp ton, have been sentenced to be h inged on the loth of March. WE WANT YOU to come and see us. We have the finest LA- UNDR Y south of. Washington, cquipp- ed with every uppliuun. lor turning out first class i work, making prompt deliv- cries. We can and will please i. ( you. Cleanliness is next to llodli- I ness, and wenre next to the I'resbyte- i rian church, opposite the Methodist... church, Church street, Asheville, N. C. SIOIHX STEAM LAUNDRY. ruwuLii Absolutely Pure A cri'iun of tartar baking (viUt. UvM est of all in leavi-ninii tri'Uth. Latest I. limiernment I-oml Report. E. cor KIN, AUCTIONEER, RBAL liSTATli AOIiNT AXH l.OAX 11ROK liR II'.' Patton Ave , (111(1 story) Room 8. I sell furniture, real estate, or any thine at auction. II not in office when yon cull, write mime and residence on slate, anil 1 will visit you. Refer to J II. Steele, manncrr Mattery Park hotel or anv bunk in Asheville. THE SUN. HAS CECURED DURING 1892 : 3 M m 'i S 1 s 1 r s c n m i m . W. II. HnWKI.t.s, Gt?nK;r. Mkki-mith, ANtlKKW LAN;, ST. GliOKl'.K MlVAKT, Kl'UYAKD KirLlNC, K, I, oris Sti;vi:nson. V. Clank Ut ssin.i., II. KlIM-R llACRAKII. NdKMAN l.OCKYliK cosan dovi.h. Makk Twain, J. CttAMU.ICK llAHKIS, V II . 1 . 1 M I1 1 A v" K , MAKY K. WILKIN, G. II. MAYER, CONSULTING OPTICIAN. 6i Sonili Main St. EYE STRAIN Is the most fruitful cause of .Headache Ho not duller from it, or any other trouliU of the eyes. Have them examined. IT WILL. COST NOTIIIN(i. Satisfaction Kuaranteed. Opera, field nnd spy Klasscs, telescopes, mi croscopes and drawing instruments at a Substantial Reduction. All kinds of scientific instruments. The Asheville Tobacco Works -OF- Vwlievillo, TVortli diroliim. President Jonn M" Campbell Secretary and Treasurer Fred A. Hull Attorney c M Stednian DIRECTORS. IOHN M. CA.MPIllil.l., Real Estate Dealer; CIIAS. M. STEIIM AN, Ex-Lieut. I'.overuor ami Lawyer; C. C. M'CARTV, Tolmcconitt; FRBD A. HULL, Man ufacturer; WRIGHT STBHMAN, Manufacturer. Authorized Capital $50,000 ft 5 I'kancks IloncsiiN Huknktt; And many other disiitiKiiislicrf writer, THE SUNDAY SUN ! Is the Krcatest Sunday Newspaper in the ; World PRICE 5C A COPY. BY MAIL $2 A YEAR. AddreHM 'I'HICSVM New Vork. mm JKSSK R. STARNKS, UNDERTAKER : AND : EMBALMER. mm r-jc , wy- j i r i wcvj n Tliere i vet no t;cv the Ijiuly ut Mr. lioui. drowned at T.u liorn' a The Tar river has l.ecii of the finding ol a", who was lew days ao. earelieil dil'ijeiil- d him has vet lieen il is The Worst Injured of all the Sur vivors ol the Disaster, Corrcipondenbe Davidson Hspatch. Mr. A. L. Sink, of Lexington, it will be remembered, received a very bad punc tured wound six or seven inches deep in his right hip at a point about seven inches above the break in his Mgh, which has obstinately refused to heal, and by the constant discharges, has been a great drain upon his system, it is doubtless owing to this terrible wound, more than to his broken bone, that his recovery has not been more rapid. To ascertain the cause of the wound not healing, and if possible remedy the tlil liculty, his attending physician. Dr. K. I,. Payne, jr., determined to perform an operation, nnd accordingly on last Thursday, assisted by doctors I'ayne, sr., Crawford and Riley.he made a per pendicular incision about four inches long and dapth to the bone, opposite the the fracture in the thigh and extending upward to the bottom of the old wound. At tbia point the doctor introduced his ringer and took from the wound a splin ter sf wood about 1U inches long, ',3 or :,t of an inch wide and nearly as thick. ( in a further search he found another splinter about one-fourth as large, nnd a small tuft of hair, which had been peeled from the head of some poor vic tim (probably his wife) of this most horrible wreck, before it reached Mr. sinlc. and was driven turongh his cloth-: ing and into his flesh to the depth above stated, and for more than five months has caused intense suffering. The opera tion was a tedisus one, but skillfully performed. Mr. Sink submitted to and stood the operation with much nerye and fortidude. Better and Better. "Better than grandeur, better than gold, Better than rank a thousand (old, Is a healthy body, a mind at ease, And simple pleasures that always please. To get and keep a healthy body, use I)r Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, a remedy designed to not only cure all disease of the throat, lungs nnd chest, but keep the body in a thoroughly healthy condition, It eradicates all im purities from the blood, and overcomes indigestion and Dyspepsia. Blotches, Pimptoand eruption disappear under its use, and your mind can be "at ease to your health. njKY Klim'ISITU III-' Till! Hl'SINliSS flKSISHIil. EMBALMING A SPECIALTY. Satisfaction ;uaraiitecd. I'nutipt Attention C.ivcn to Call, Hay or Niflht. Iv, but no trace covered. It is asserted that 1!. C. Smith, chair man ol the democratic state executive eointnitue, lias l r months hern a pro nounced Hill man. and that SicRtary-ol-state Coi.e is lor Hill "lirst, last, anil all the time." Tuc rumor that has been atloat con cerning tnc resignation ol thtcl Justice Mcrriuion of the suincmc court, to ac cept the position oft he president of the National bank K.dcieh is denied by that gentleman. The republic-ill state committee, at its session in Kalcigh, discussed the mat ter of joining forces with the third parlv against the democrats. H was decided to be best to wait to see what strength the third party can muster. The cum nuttee elected three new member: James 11. Youm: (colored i, lo succeed S. 11. Manning; blihu A. White, of Kal eigh, in place of J. T. Cheshire, ol the hrst district; and 1 nomas s. Celtic to till a vacancy in the sixth district. News comes from liawson's, about seven miles from Scotland Neck, of the horrible death of Mrs. Louisa Harris. She lived in a large grove, w here there were ltiauv leaves drilled mulct i he trees and she went out with two small child ren to brush out some tire that had burn ed up from the woods near by, Her clothes caught lire and she was burned to death. The children were verv sma and ran to a neighbor's a few hundred yards away, but belure any help could reach her she was dead. All the clothes she wore were entirely consumed except her slioes. She was about 7- years old. A special from I'ittsboro says Vallie A. Weathers, a bcnulilul woman, has been brought there and put in jail to await trial. Some months ago she eloped with I ir. John S. Stone, who de serted his wile and thirteen children. Their place of refuge was recently found to be in l'itt county, and when they learned that their whereabouts had been thev disappeared, and then were re ported as being near thrirlornier homes, in Chatham county. A warrant was is sued on the complaint of a son of Dr. Stone, and Miss Weathers was arrested. Dr. Stone lias thus I'arevaded arrest. At the nrcliminnrv trial of Miss Weathers she was bound over to court, and in de fault of bond was committed to jail. A vigorous effort is being made to arrest Dr. Stone, lie nus tnrc.iteneii to snoot his son who swore out the warrant against linn Blood diseases are terrible on account of their loathsome nature, and the fact that thev wreck the constitution so completely unless the proper antidote is nonlied. 11. U. 11. Illotanic liiooti naunj is composed of the true antidote for blood poison. Its use never laus to give satisfaction. I.lvliiK OuestloiiH are most esteemed by every 'intelligent man and women. Derangements of the liver, stomach nnd bowels speedily pre- ., i - - .: ,.f sent to us tne living (juesiiuii ui oncom ing relief It is at once found. in Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, which cure sick headache, constipation, indigestion, bil ious attacks, etc. Purely vegetable and perfectly harmless, they are unequ sled as a specific for the complaints named. One tiny, sugar-coated Pellet a dose. In vials, 25 cents. Carry them in your vest-pocket. False Kcouoiuy. Is practiced bv many people, who buy inferior articles of food because cheaper than standard goods. Surely inmnts are entitled to the best food obtainable. It is a fact that the Gail Borden 'Tingle" Rr-nnd Condensed Milk is the best inlant food. Your grocer and druggist keep it. von DYnvn;pt: a, Indiirestion, and Stomach dlmrders, use BROWK'S IRON BITTERS. All dealers keep it $1 per bottle. Genuine hfJ SidMnsik wui ciomeo red liaes on wrarper- are you.:at HOME AT HOME? We arc receiving some of the handsomest kind of compliments on our O. K. lied room suite. If money savins is an object, it is a suite that will suit you to perfection. You have read a j-oo-1 deal about furniture and perhaps you have not quite believed all that you have seen in print tint this suite tells its own storv and you will he lost in won- (hr when you nee it. How it can lie sola al such a liKiire will be a riddle to you Come alone and echo what we say about it and don't Cornet lo tukendvantnue of the nppor tunity which your visit will ntlord us to show vou our stock. f v v WHY IS THE W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE CENTLEMEN THE BEST SHOE IM THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY? ASHKVILLl! TOBACCO WORKS, 1 Mnmiiacturcrs of Plus, Fnncv Smoking Tobacco and Cigarettes, J Asheville, N. C , Jnnunrj 15, 1 H92 Thr Asheville Tohmco Works, n cortmrntton created under the law of North Carolina. ! was organized for the manufacture f plug and NtnokinK tuhacco three years ago. and hn none a prosp-rous DusincHS with an ever-increasniK iriuic i nc oruers mai come in lor to bacco are carclully looked over and goods are only shipped to those parties well rated and known to be solvent. The policy of the company is conservative. The directors meet once a month to audit accounts and transact all necessary business. Since the formation of this stock company it has obtained control of the only cigarette machine in America outside of the cigarette trust, that is, "The American Tobacco Company." The profit in machine made cigarettes is large, varying from about fifty to one hundred per cent. The business is practical I v cash, as cigarettes are sold for cash or ou short time. The Asheville Tobacco Works can sctlall the cigarettes they make at a handsome profit Ot. fers have come from responsible pnrties to take the whole output The present capacity is 14, M in ten hours with one machine. Another machine has been ordered. The cost of making l.OOD cigarettes is as follows: Medium Cigarette Dest Cigarette. stamps rut Kovnltv ." 3 lb leal tobacco 4.r KM) paper boxes tor 10 cigarettes IN 2 paper boxes for fit boxes .1 Taper iu .nuking cigarettes KJ Labor 1 Cases t wooden boxts 5 .; ,ri .-'.t .lo .in .1 . Sl.HH $2 (:; Total Two yrades of vignrcttrs wilt be made medium and liest. The medium grade will be sold at about $;t.fo per thousand; the best at about $! 0(1. Comparing the cost of nink ing and the price per thousand it will be seen that the average profit is Si'.HO per thousnmt I',.- !....;:... n ... I.Lcin.un ... 1 t U .ii.ti-L PHllirilB .1 ti I ll)ri(l firMflt t llf f 1 0" ' t ! Iuiclil.ir ii inuM-umiriui mini'. 1.11 H" t..v otters a u c . pi ior t tun t v seldom hail, ami H must ic Kept in immi tnai i ne Asui'vu e i oimccn and yii n El frVSSii wKiK'rtfw othH Works has hail luck and display d good busii.ess judgment in scenrin; this machine whin gnulVthanaw It eouuto baud- other large companies were begging for it impositions have already been made to our eewrdnhncseitstint; fr.-in fi'i.ui to$.vtV. : company to lease the machine on a royalty. jC 00 4-ii-nutur llaiid-newed. th flnpst calf i n is not neccssarv for an investor to speak of Asheville as a stii table plncc to manufacture simp evi-r (itTt n-tl fur $:.'"; ripmls Heucti : uarcttes. It is eminently well situated, being in the finest section of North Carolina lor trin irt-tl lijcs w 'r ft-.rtu -it t f ! the mrowth ol " fancy qualities of i-moking tobacco used in making cigarettes The drvnesK $4. itvli"i TIiimS i ' climate by day and coolness nnd moisture bv night are the chief causes which favor the filHH' ever onVrM ut tln prliv ; h;uili' unido aa cus- pnduction of tine smoking tobae. o here, and make it equal in flavor nnd color to the best tuiii niaiie shoes eii tug from (''! to$-i.io, tobacco grown any w here. As orool of this the tobaccos grow n here have taken first pre- ffiO 50 Poller Mioei F.-inin-rs. ltailrond Men ; tniums at State Fairs in Kalcigh, North Carolina, and Richmond, Virginia; hlso at the POi ami bi'ttert iirriersall w.-ar tlu-m: tluoealf, , icnnn and Paris Hxositions. The number of pounds of tobacco handled on this mnrkct 8.'anil.-ss.bino1.ui hlsl'- "'''"'J lr 6oit,s "ua x rapidly increasing, for instuucc, in tHso there were only about ttoo.ooo pounds sold here, tffi' a'o tiup eiiTfV iio lit't icr sl'i'ieevpr iifT-frpil ftt 1 while in 1S:M over ti.ono.otMi pounds were sold, and now every large manufacturer has IlZa this price; one trial will eouviueo tliosa his buyer on this market. The sates are yearly increasing and there is enough tobneco sold who wnnt a shoe for emu fort nint servtec, i to run many large factories here instead f shipping it n way to other factories. (A large 4CO 'ij and 8i.00 WorUinuiuan's shoes factorv in Ashewlle would etnpbv a numbci of hands and benefit the town ) are very Mroiin nnl (lurahle. Ilioso who j our'cigarette factory is situated in the heart of this tine tobacco region and paradise ol have K'JlVM I the world for health and pleasure. BOYS wdrn i bv tl" ir.v?Ier , wl..-r" they eel! 1 Thc :tory is a lurgc brick building four stories high, well arranged for snfety. and has on their merit, the luen'asiinr sales show. I all necessary appliances and machines for making plug and smoking tobacco nnd cigar Qiiie Iliiinl-seved sh best i-ttcs. I'he budding is hentcd hy steam and the machine run by electricnl power which is kuuivw iioiikioia, wry si iisn; .-uuuiarruucu tounil to be the most economical. lien we poeticuuv eonsuier tne tact tnat our company l-uiuirt-xl h1hii1 f nHthlL ( rntll ft I.I II tu Sii.io. Ladles' S'J.OU nnd Sl.f.tshno for Misses are the best fine UmiKola. St vbsh and iluratlo. 'niitinii. See t)"'" V.'. I)iukim' tiatnu wxl price uru slumped ou Iho bottom of each shoo. nrTARE NO Si nwTTTITE.Jrt TnsiHton Im-al ndvertlseil dealers siipplvlUKymt. W. L DUl'i'LAS ltrocktou.Mass, Sold by TOR SALE II Y WKAVKR MYERS. manufactures "Asheville Air" cigarettes which throw a spell of enchantment over all man kind wherever inhaled or smoked, by rich or poor, peasant or peer, philosopher or poet, young or old, weak or strong, we are compelled to believe that "He who doth not smoke AsheviHe Air hath either known no great grief or refuse th himself the sweetest consolation n-xt to that which cometh from heuven.'' Hnough stock will be offered nt par to success fully place the cigarettes on the market. As soon as this stock has been subscribed the books will be closed. Hclow is the last statement of the company, made on Junuary 41,UJ : STAT12MKNT OF TUB ASH BVI LLli TOBACCO WORKS. Otlice and residence No. Street. Telephone No, M. U7 North Main Blair & McDowell, 45 PATTON AVE., ASHEVILLE, N. C. H, G 0 THE BEST KNOWN REMEDY. "Il.li.t.'." l'iirt"( liiiiiorlm'ii uii-1 (llt'rt lu 1 lo5 Ihm( withuul I'Hiu. Prevents tricturi!. rtmiutiif1 tu acriil or poisoiunis Nnlistiiucr. mut ix iruiiniutccd nlHolutcly lini-mlt". pr("rrihol by physlchius. llpt Sy rlncf frod witlKMieh linttlu. Trice I Siild hv ilrui;i(lsts. Ili-wnrn v'. (Sub (tltiilcn. Af'UH'ChrTii.ro.l. i..S.( Vh FOR SALE 1IY HUH! i SVIITH, ASHHVILLE, N. C KLSIIIKCKS. Cash on hum! Real rHtate l-'ixturcs CuuntitiK room In.urancr, unexpired Hills leccivable M acllinrry I-iniliiiKR Tobacco in lcf. Manulacturcd tobacco ..$ r)7n.:iii 0.7C.U.7S 1H1I7 1.111.(1(1 110.(1(1 ,. 7.147.B1 .. i;i,(i2.(0 .. 1'.57H.3 .. ;t,i'.r(i.o(i 5,057.47 Total.. Idi'jnil.'iu. '.(Hi 1.IAIIII.ITIKS. Ilillx puyabli' WriKlit Stcdmau 1'rcd A. Hull National Hunk ot Atthtvillc. Western Carolinu llnnk J. W. Cortland I. M. L'nmplicll C. C. McCarty Capitnl paid in riurplua Totnl ...$ l .L'.'iN.u:'. '.'Il Mi ... l.ui'.i'.i -,-77(l W, 5(1(1.1111 a. nod. mi l, .inn mi 4-77 r.v ... L".l,(it().l"i -'.HDS 1(7 $2,887 JOHN M. CAMPBELL, PRESIDENT. if s N S S s s s S S N s s s s N S v. s Ni S, s M S! S Si si s S s Si Si r . LAW'S CLOSING Having decided to give up one of my three stores, several lines of Goods will be closed out entirely, AT PRICES THAT WILL PEASE EVERYBODY. Sale lasts through February, and in store No. (U. Part of this store will be to rent from March 1. A great many goods are to be closed out. We mention a few and prices. About 100 pieces tine Art Pottery, worth from $2 to $6 each, at 75cts to 2.00 each. Six French China Decorated Tea Sets at 0.00, worth from 9.00 to 12.00. Seven Por celain Tea Sets at 8.90, worth 5.00. Sixty pairs very large Stone China Bowls and Pitchers at 88cts, worth 1.50. A large lot of Stone China Pitchers at half price. Thir-ty-five Fine Figured Pitchers, 20 to 50cts, worth about double. Forty dozen Heavy Goblets at 22cts set, regular price 45cts set; 20 Decorated Chamber Sets at 2.00; one half gallon Glass Pitchers, 15cts each. Lots of bargains in Glassware. To make this sale the more interesting we offer the following special bargains in Platedware and Cutlery : Good extra plated Knives only 95cts set; fine extra plated Knives with hol low handles, 1.20 set; triple plated Knives, all warranted, 1.75 set, small size 1.50; tri ple plated hollow handle Knives 2.75, worth 4.00; Forks to match above at same price. Poger's Plated Tea and Table Spoons and Forks at correspondingly low prices. All Japanese Goods being closed out entirely. We could not get ready for this sale by the first, as announced, but we arc ready now. jr. H. LiLW, 57, 59 and 61 South Main Street, Asheville, North Carolina.
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