ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 17. 1892.
ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN.
Br RAWOLPH-KERR PRINTING CO.
The Duly Cmm, Democratic, Is published
CTCry afteraooa (except Sunday) at the ful
towtag rate stricter out :
Qua Ybab.. Sfl.oo
Six Mouths. 3.00
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WED NESDAY. FEBRUARY 17, 1892
Tub Charlotte News 'now receives the
ful Associated Press dispatches for after
noon papers. This is a valuable acquisi
tion t this busy news gatherer's facili
ties, and pushes it still higher up the lad
der of excellence. Charlotte will respond
to such enterprise.
If thb Raleigh News and Observer had
given The Citizen credit for the sketch
of Judge Geo. A. Shuford, vt hich it pub
lished in full as its own, it would have
looked decidedly better from the stand
point of journalistic courtesy, tit say
nothing of simple justice.
Thb placing of $60,0U0 in cash into
the vaults of each of Ashevillc's four
banks, at tour per cent, interest, will cer
tainly materially aid those institutions
in running hard times so far away from
Asheville that before they can get buck
this town will have gone on to perma
nent prospeiity. And this is a most
agreeable reflection.
If the committee appointed to investi
gate Green B. Ruum, commissioner ol
pensions, does its duty laithfully, and
does not find a campaign document that
will make thousands of democratic
votes this fall, then Tiik Citizen will ar
rive at one of two conclusions either
Raum has more honesty or the commit
tee less sagacity than either have been
credited with.
LIFE IN NORTH CAROLINA.
A part of the much-talked-of new issue
of Asheville city bonds has at last been
sold. Blair & Co., 33 Wall street, New
York, have bought $3,(100 worth at
par, "10 per ceut. commission." Char
lotte Chronicle.
If Dr. Caldwell will do Asheville the
justice to drop iu a 3 just to the left ol
his 4 and make it read $343,000, all will
be forgiven. Aud you may add, Doctor,
that the money is in the bank, the con
tracts for the street paving let, and thai
the wheel is going 'round and 'round so
fast you can't see the spokes.
Amos J. Ci mminos, the able New York
congressman aud brilliant correspondent
of the New York Sun, seems to have con
ceived a good sized disgust tor VY. S.
Holman aud his style ol economy as de
monstrated it. the treatment ol I tic mili
tary academy bill. Cummiiigs evidently
thinks there is such a thing as bcu.j;
niggardly as well as economical. Thi
present collapsed condition ol I'nclc
Sam's treasury demands very close trim
ming iu expenses, however, and Holuiau
is perhaps excusable.
Fighting the McKiulcy bill alter the
"homeopothic method," as Mr. Mills
calls it, may not suit such vigorous na
tures as the courageous Texan, but il
the present congress can pass bills put
ting wool, cotton ties, cotton bagging,
and the machinery which is used in mak
ing them, on the free list, and let tin
president veto them, and then adjourn
early and go to their districts and tell
the story, and what it means, to their
constituents, it will prove to be mighty
sound polities, if not very heroic.
The Ohio gerrymander, whereby the
republicans will elect 16 out of the Ul
congressmen in that state, seems t be
in a fair way of being accomplished. As
The Citizen has before remarked, a
gerrymander is about the dirtiest thing
known to modern politics. In view ol
President Harrison's horroratthe Michi
gan gerrymander, and the further fact
that Governor McKinley demanded a
fair reapportionment in Ohio in his re
cent message to the legislature, it is easy
to see that republican "preachin' and
practice don't gee." A gerrymander in
the hands of democrats is bad enough,
but the way the republicans handle it is
infamous.
Tvptiua Fever.
It if a most serious thing that typhus
fever has been landed in New York eitv
from a steamer loaded with Russian im
migrants. There were some four hun
dred of these unfortunate refugees from
famine, and after landing they scattered
to the forewinds before it was known
that there was any typhus among them,
and it now transpires that nearly one
hundred cases of this dreadful disease
have developed in New York. How
many of them have gone to other cities is
of course unknown.
This typhus, or spotted fever, is de
clared to be the same as the great
plagues which have swept over Europe
in times past, carrying untold thousands
to the grave. It is declared to be both
contagious and infectious, and it is im
possible to guess where it will break out
next when it once gets a foothold.
New York is unquestionably very much
alarmed and the health officers of that
city are doing all that skill and industry,
combined with with unlimited money
can accomplish to stamp it out in its
very incipiency.
It is stated by the New York papers
that the warm weather of spring is the
most favorable season for the propnga
tion of this scourge, and they are daily
urging the authorities to increase their
dilligenct in fighting the monster.
At last accounts it was thought to be
under control, though two cases were
discovered by the health authorities
Sunday. Another steamer load of immi
grants arrived on that day, and all
rented to be well but one woman, who
waa sick with a raging fever, thought
by the officials to show typhus symp
tom!. None of the passengers will be
allowed to land until all danger is passed.
It il thought the influx of immigrants
will be very much lessened by the rigid
and long continued quarantines which
have been established.
The floors of the erocerv department
of Hinshaw & Medcuris, at Winston, tell
lu Sunday. No oue was injured. The
loss is some $.',000.
James H. Abell died very suddenly at
his home, at Suiilhlicld, Sunday morning
of cerebral apoplexy just ashewas start.
nig to chui cli. He wasbJ years old, ana
was one ot the leading lawyers iu that
section.
Raleigh lawyers want to find Mary
Putlick, an old maid who used to live
there. It she can be louud she will get
a large share of $400,UoO. Une of Hie
I'uuicku James, died some years ago iu
Louisiana.
The executive committee of the peo
ple's party iu Vance county, is composed
ol tour lkgroes, two white republican;
and lliree dissalislied democrats. Six
republicans to three democrats is the
personnel ol tlie committee.
Mrs. Allied W. Haywood, daughter of
Governor Holt, has been invited to
christen t lie cruiser Kakigliat the Gos
port navy yard. The governor is olli
cially an vised that the cruiser will be
ready tor launching m iwo mollis.
1. S 1. Sauls, a well known merchant
ol Gohisboro, hasassigucd. He was ihe
principal ovv ner ol lne extensive luiubei
nnlis which were burned l-'riday, aud as
the insurance on the property destroyed
was iic.nl ll led to Hie assignment. The
liai illies are SJ.f.OOO.
Kalcih correspondence ot the Char
lolie Chronicle: Si ate treasurer Haiti
sas there are now very nearly, $l,3o0,
OOO ol uld bonds outstanding. Ol liiesc
some are perhaps held abroad. Tucrc
are only $,10,000 ol what are known as
construction bonds l issucd in aid ol the
North Carolina railroad) outstanding.
The condition ol t lie wife ot state
auditor Saikicriiii was ihis uitei uoou re
polled as more lavorable.
a si.it ii hwimii.i:h.
A lK-ciuel SenMiUion in Kullier
tonlluu. From the Charlotte Ctironiclc.
From parties down Iroin Rutherlord
lou yesterday, L lie reporter learned ol an
a dray which is creating quite a sensa
tion in the mounlaiiicity. Some mouths
ago it seems oue, J. II. Myers (so he
called uiuisell) and lumily came lo Kuth
erloidiouand located, fliey were, ap
parently, nice, clever people and were
well received. lie bought the livery
business ol i. li. Clark and was succecii
uiii will. No one su.-pectcd thai Iherc
was me Itasi thing .vrung, when the
lovvn was oudilenlv stai lied liv l lie fact
Saturday morning lhat on lne uie,hl be
lore Mr. M vers had disappc.ued, he, it is
staled, having been (lightened away by
detectives vv ho were on his track, charg
ing him wilu having cmbt&ucd SoO.ouo
iu Missuihi. The oeleelives Iracked him
lo Noi lli Carolina. and totally to Kulhcr
lordtou. lo be sine ot tiicir man, they
soil lor plioioe rapns ot Myers, his wile
and ciiini, vv hicn were procured in Mis
souri, and the pictures weie correct like
nesses ol cacu ol 1 1cm. Myers ill some
w av learned ol detectives' presence in
Kiiilierloullon, and 1-ridav inghl sud
denly disappeared. The people of the
place arc very much stirred up over the
generally
A SPECIAL SALE
matter as he and lamilv weie
liiied. lietoie leaving he Iranslcrrcd al
ot his property lo Ins wile. A number ol
creditors are m tne lurch.
A l'l3VI.VAMl MAY OK. k
What AllvKtiaiiy Uld WitU Her
CiiU I Ofliccr,
From the l'lliluiU'lpliia Times.
Mayor Wvinan, of Allegheny, who
made such startling admissions of bis
ignorance ol his duties as mayor while
on the witness stand testilviug in his
own behalf, was found guilty of extor
lion by the jury before whom he was
tried aud finds biuisell liable loa penalty
ol $500 oueacli ol twocounts.oue year's
imprisonment aud removal from office.
The verdict is doubtless a just one, the
evidence that he had taken illegel
lees being conclusive. 1 Here is some
loubt as to whether lie knew that the
taking of these lees was extortion in
law, as lie seems to have known litt
or nothing about laws that related to
the manner in which lie should discharge
Ins dunes. The voters are getting line
upon hue and piecept upon precept on
the necessity ol choosing a higher grade
ol public servants these days.
FOLKS WHO IKIVIX
The Daily Taleol AHlievllle's Ho.
tel KetclHierH
Grand Central .-Richard Caldwell, N
Y.; Alfred Might, Kniglitstown, lnd.; (j
li. Webb, Statcsville; K. Cox, N. C; G. S
Kadcliff, St. Louis; S. T. Harvey, Cairo
111.; H. H. Carter; S. C. Carter, St. Paul
Swiinnanoa: F. li. Irvin, Hickory, W
L. Cain, Indiana; J. S. Pursley, Nasht
villt; K. Watkius, li. llutzler, Richmond
T. li. Hransoni, F. Downey, Columbia
C. U. Sonicrville, Staunton, Y'a.; las. C
Madara, Camden, X. J.; I). Mandon and
son, ashiiuiton; W.W.Putton, Haiti
more; J. II. Ross, Charlotte; li. P. Beard
Salisbury.
Glen Km:k:k. S. Simpson, J. H. Cur
rie, N. C; W. Lieers Lowe, Knoxyille;
Geo. li. Knight, Dillsboro; J. H. Payne
Waynesville; T. C. MeN'eely, Savannah
G. M. Bristol, X. C; U. A. Sledge. Har-
vev Cuinming, Hendersonville; E.
Wilder, H. 11. Wilder, lioston; Jas. Cain
Xew York; 1 litis. Albertwallace and
child, Tenn.; F li. Kimball, J. H. Jenks
Ohio; H. L. Whitley, S. U. Guerncy, Jas
D. Glenn, M. r. MeJoeckel, N. C; II. C
liond, S. C; J. A. Deal and sou, Franklin
"DAKKMKSd,"
Iplf
WE WANT YOU
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
X cream of tartar baking jowder. High-
st of till in leavening strength. Latest U. S.
ouernment bond Kenort
to
come
aud see
us. We have
the finest LA-
UNDRY south of.
Washington, equipp-
ed with every appliaiiet
for turning out first class
work, making prompt deliv-
eries. We can and will please
you. Cleanliness is next to Godli-
ness, and we are next to the Presbyte-
rinn church, opposite the Methodist...
church, Church street, Asheville, N. C.
MODEL HTEAM LAUNDRY.
G. II. MAYER,
CONSULTING OPTICIAN.
6i South Main St.
OF
DO YOU KNOW
THAT YOU CAN C.BT
HOT MEALS ANO OYSTERS TO ORDER
AT
Itll'LLKRS EXCHANGE?
This is new but ure. JOHN KOMKO i iu
charge of theRestiurantdeparttnent. Jivery
thing 1. first-class. Private dining room.
Side entrance. Table board at reasonable
rnte.. lansodtf
CITIZENS'
1 I D 0 E N I T E S , BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
FOR A FEW DAYS,
HE FINEST OF AMERICAN GEMS,
AND NATIVES OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ARTHUR JI. FIELD
LEADING JEWELER,
8 South Main St., Aaheville.
HUM K OFFICE Knoxvllle. Tenn.
i Uoonl board at Asheville, N. C
I). L. Reynolds, President.
Arthur Wills. Viee-Prei.
M. F. Weaver, Sec and Tre.-is
W. It. Malone. Attorney.
DIRECTORS:
C. K. Chambers,
C. W. Malone,
J. M. Israel.
I J H Weaver,
, N A. Reynolds
febl-'illOd
EYE STRAIN
Is the most fruitful cause of :Headactae.
Iio not suffer from it, or any other trouble ol
the eyes. Have them examined.
IT WILL COST NOTHING.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Opera, field and spy glasses, telescopes. miJ
eroseopes and drawing instruments at a
Substantial Reduction.
All kinds of scientific instruments.
WHY IS THE
JESSE R. STARNES,
UNDERTAKER : AND : EMBALMER.
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE CENT CEMEN
The Asheville Tobacco Works
-OF-
jVHlioville, IVortli Ciiroliim.
President John M. Campbell
Secretary and Treasurer Fred A. Hull
Attorney C. M. Stedman
DIRECTORS.
OHN M. CAMPBELL, Real Estate Dealer; CHAS. M. STEDMAN, Ki l.icut. Governor
and Lawyer; C. C. M'CARTY, Tobacc-mist; FRBD A. HULL, Man
ufacturer; WRIGHT STBDMAN, Manufacturer.
Authorized Capital 8$0,000
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE HONEY I
It Is a ni'amlffls Bitot, it ti no turKR or wax inrraa
ASHKVILLB TOBACCO WORKS, 1
Manufacturers of Plug, Fancy Smoking Tobacco nnd Clearrttfi. J
AflbtTtUc, N. C .January 15, 192 )
The AdhfTlllc Tobacco Works, a corporation created under the laws of North Cut Una,
n ti orKanixeil for the manufacture of pins; and nmoktng tobacco three years ago. and has
done a prop rous business with an ever incrcatiing trade The orders that come In for to
Imcco are carelully 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 thi stock company it
has obtained control of the only cigarette machine In America outside of the cigarette
trust that in, "The American Tobacco Company."
The profit In machine made cigarettes is Urge, varying from about fifty to one hundred
ptr cent. The business Is practically cash, as cigarettes are sold for cash or oa short time
The Asheville Tobacco Works ran Bell all the cigarettes they make at a handsome profit Of
fvm have come from responsible parties to take the whole output The present capacity ia
144,4-uoi n ten hours witn one macmne. Another machine has beei ordered The cost of
making 1,000 cigarettes Is a follows :
Medium Cigarette Best Cigarette.
Stamps 50 .50
Rovafty 30 .30
3tti leaf tobacco 45 ,60
100 paper boxes lor 10 cigarettes 23 .23
2 paper boxes for 50 boxes. ... 10 .10
Papei in . naking cigarettes 10 .10
Labor 15 .15
Cases (wooden boxes 05 .05
Total $1.88 $2 03
Two grades of cigarettes will be made medium and best. The medium grade will be
sold at atiour $3.50 per thousand; the btst at about $5 oo. Comparing the cost of mak
ing and the price per thousand it will bt seen that tne average pro hits 92.30 per thousand
or a legitimate, safe business, with quick returns and large profit the cigarette business
I Works has had lu k and display d good business iudstnent In securing this machine when
; otnci latifc comimnies wen bi'seiug tor it Propositions have already been made to our
company to lease the machine on a royalty.
It is not necessary lor an investor to speaK ot Asneviue as a sutinoie pi ace to manufacture
JVBUY KKyUSITB OF TIIK HVSlNKSS
FrUNISHRU.
EMBALMING A SPECIALTY.
Satisfaction (Guaranteed
Tompt
Attention Given to Call. Day or
Night.
Ortice and residence No. 27 North Main
Street. Telephone No. 51.
Iare you at home at home?
We are receiving some of the handsomest
kind of compliments on our O.K. bed room
suite. If money savin in an object, it is a
suite that will suit you to perfection. You
have read a wood deal about furniture and
' perhaps you have not quite belicveu all that
you have seen In print but this suite tells
' its own story and you will be lost in won
t d-T when you see it. How it can be sold at
such a figure will be a riddle to you Come
I along and echo what we say about it and
! don't forget to take advantage of the oppor
j tiinity which your visit will allord us to
t show you our stock.
Blair & McDowell,
45 PATTON AVE., ASHEVILLE, N. C.
aud afl', and bertiunc iff make more thtwa or thia I
fjrattr tnnnany orner mnnujtirinrer, 11 etjiuuB uauu
i.wnl k)km fit.Hiiir fmm SLIM til S.,iX).
ffifS WO lirniiinp lland-srwed, thPflnrnteshT
j? 1,b;"ev,X1l,t,miJ"ri!,wr,i?i.., iciuarette. It is eminentlT ell situated. beinK m the finest section of North Carolina for
V OO ' tf n'liIuHoird Welt Sho . fln. calf I " Kro th o. fane, qualities of .mokiug tobaeco uked in makinit eiKarettcs Th- dryness
24a "triMb , eomfurtahlc uuil diiruble. The bi-rt ' oi cliiiinte bv day and coolness and moisture bv ni((ht are the chief causea which favor the
.h,m pvpr n(Tiri'fi at ti,it tirici : ftnmp urads u aus i Droduetion of tine smokinir tobae o here, and tnnke it equal in flavor and color to the best
cni-m.lc slim'scosttnic from $)." t$.tR). tobacco urown anywhere. A s nroof of this the tobiiccos K'own here have taken first pre-
CO 50 Police SIiopi Farmers. Kallrosd Mm niiums at State Fairs in RalciKh. North earnlina, and Hichmond, VirRinia: tlso at the
i n."'"1 '?ht'', Ml''irs!!l?r.i lL?nri' ! Vienna and I'aiis Kzosiiions. The number c.f pounds of tnbacco handled on this market
film'S oue niii wili " "r syinr rapid!, increasing, fnr instance, in 1 8S0 there were only about rtOO.000 pounds sold here.
CO 30 Hue r'alfi iiol-tterli.ieeveroirreiat 1 while in 1891 over 6,0 O.omi pounds were sol I, nnd now every larve manufacturer has
3)slts this prlt-e; one trial will convuico taoiw his buyer on this market The sales are y.-arly increasing and there is enough tobacco sold
wlm want afilinc forcoinfnrt and service. i to rnn many large factories h re instead of shipping it away to other factories. (A large
CO t5 nnil 8'i.OO Workinzman'a shoe mctorv in Ashenlle would tnp'oy a numbet ol bands aud benefit the town )
i th?r'dffr,,, 's?hoXh ni, '" thr htttrt ol th" fine tobaeco r""on ",d p",,di, of
W Sc I 00 nnd SI 71 school slioes aro 1 thc wolltl "r ncalth and pleasure.
UOjS wura by ilieboyHevcrvwhore: theysuU ! 'The factory is a large brick building four stories high, well arranged tor safety, and has
on their merits, as IhtMuerranlnff sides show. , all ncct ssary appliances and machines formnkine; plug and smoking tobacco and cigar-
gHme ;,,'U iinnn-flrwra sunn, dcti ettes. l ne uuining is neateu ny steam ana me macnine run oy electrical power wmcn ia
ft-dU ICO l.mnla. veryBtylish;pUttlitlrreaob , fml to he the most economical. When we tactically consider the fact that our com nun v
manufactures "Asheville Air" cigarettes which throw a spell of enchantment over all man
kind wherever Inhaled or smokcj, by rich or poor, peasnnt or peer, philosopher or poet,
yonng or old, weak or strong, we are compell d to believe that "He who doth not smoke
AsbcviMe Air hath either kno-vn no great grief or refuseth himself the sv eetest consolation
n xt to that which cometh from h aven " Bnough stock will be offered at par to success-
i"m 11 v place the cigarettes on the market. As soon a this stock has teen subscribed the
books will be closed Below Is the last statement of the company, made on January ,'VU:
STATEMENT OF THB ASHEVILLE TOBACCO WORKS.
inipOrUHl BLUMIS CUSllUK I nUl U Wi.Mr.
ft -2. on nnd ft 1. 9.1 shaft fnr
Ulruesarothu hestflnclK-ugola, HtylUii aud durable.
Caution. See tu 1". I. ItuKtrts' tiamo and
price ore ouunped on the bottum of each shoe.
rt-TAKR NO srnsTITl'TF.-
TnBlton lineal adTcrtlwil dealers supplying yon.
iass cwiany
TVt h 101 tiLAsS, Brockton, Aims,
FOR SALE BY
WEAVER & MYERS,
G
0
miE BCol KNOWN REMEDY.
"li.ti.t'." Cures (foiiorhiMa an.l
OliM-t in 1 t,5ln.v, wiiiifiit 1'ain.
I'rpventfl Strietun-. (,'ontitins no
acrid or poisonous substances, and
i: P'mrnnti'cd nliolutely hnrmless.
prescribed by physicians. Mest Sy
rinfofreo witheach bottlo. I'rlce
Hfild by (Imijgisrs. llewnre nC eJnh.
stltntps. AeniBf'hein.f!o.l.i..N.O.I.
FOR SALB BY
h. e
KKSOtaCBS.
Cash on hand f S76.39
Real estate 9.7tl.7M
Fixtures IS 97
Counting room loo. 00
Insurance, unexpired 110.00
Hills icceivable 7.17. SI
Machin ry 13.4a.6'
Fintliniis 2,n79.3
Tobacco in le f. 8.J50.0O
Manufactured tobacco 6.657.7
Total 2.H87.08
LI1BILITIBS.
Bills payable $ 1.23ft. 0.1
Wright stedman 26 86
Fred X. Htill 1.0H2.61
Jiational Bank of Asheville 2,277.00
Western Carolina liank v.r.OO.OO
J.W.Cortland 2.000. "O
I. M Campbell 1,386 OO
C. C. McCarty 77.B9
Capital paid in 29,610 OO
Surplus 2,398 97
Total ,887.06
Hii2USn,
JOHN M. CAMPBELL,
PRESIDENT.
LAW'S
CL.OSI3STG- OUT SA.3L.E3.
To Aavertlaeria,
T' batire change of advertisements,
niniiing on tegular contract, copy must
be handed ia bT 10 o'clock a. m.
The People' Company Doubtleim
III Off More Thau It Could Chew.
Editor Tub Citizkn: What ia the
matter with the city lights? The moon
is doing pretty good work at present
but her period of inandescenc is almost
past and the city is filling up with Tiai
tors. Can nothing be done to get the
streets lighted? The company whit-
has the contract for lighting the town
appears to huye receded from the city
all the aid it asked, having obtained a
renewal of its contract last full tor three
years at an increased price, and yet
there have been no lights lor several
nights past. With the bonds sold and
work begun on the streets, it will look
bad for the tewn to be in utter darkness
until u new plant can be set np for light
ing. In the meantime, cannot something
be done to secure lights from the Ashe
ville Light & Power company, whose
arc circuit is complete. Met chant.
February 16, 1892.
Falae Economy.
Is practiced by many people, who buy
inferior articles of food because cheaper
than standard goods. Surely infants
are entitled to the best food obtainable.
It is a tact that the Gail Borden "Eagle'"
Brand Condensed Milk is the best intant
food. Yonr grocer and druggist keep it.
Hot and cold soda water at Pelham's
pharmacy, Patton avenue.
Having decided to give up one of my thrct stores, several lines of Goods will be
closed out entirely,
AT PRICES THAT WILL PLEASE EVERYBODY.
Sale lasts through February, and in store No. 61. 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 fine Art Pottery, worth from $2 to $6 each, at 75cts to 2.00 each.
Six French China Decorated Tea Sets at 6.00, worth from 9.00 to 12.00. Seven Por
celain Tea Sets at 3.90, 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-ly-five
Fine Figured Pitchers, 20 to 50cts, worth about double. Forty dozen Heavj
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 hob
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. Roger's Plated Tea anc Table Spoons and Forks at correspondingly low prices.
AllJapanese Goods being closed out entirely. We could not get ready for this sale by
the first, as announced, but we are ready now.
jr. H.
57, 59 and 61 South Main Street, Asheville, North Carolina.