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ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN : MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 21, 18J2. THE BINGHAMITES WON IT TUB SCORE STOOD I B1NG HAH,:i6 ASHKVULE, 6. The Aahavllles) Outweighed the Binghams), but Were Outplayed The Fair Wz Bided With the Cadets.- Tbe first of a serin of football games between the cadet team from Bingham school and tbe Asheville team was played Saturday afternoon on the Ken ilworth Inn grounds and drew an au dience off nearly a thousand. A good number of ladies were preient and to a terr disinterested observer their sympa thies were violently with the Binghams.. The game was a good illustration ol the superiority of systematic method in team work over individual play and weight. Tbe toial weight t the Bing bams was much less than that of the Ashevilles yet they gained the vic tory with comparative ease, and it was only the tiue work of liisscll, French, Thomas und Short that pre vented the defeat from becoming a slaughter. The Binghams won the toss and chose tbe ball and at eight minutes past four the relcree called play and the teams lined up as follows' Bingham's. Positions. asiibvillb. Mclver Ceutic Rush Sawyer McBec Kiuat Guard Henderson T,llar Kicht Tackle Youug Fentress KiKlit liud Lewis Armstrong Leu Ouurd Uurrousk Ernest Lelt Tackle knnkiu tiun Lett bud t''u" 1 McAlister jjuurter Hack bissi-ll Shaw Hall' Hack irui-h Bethell Hall llaok Tliiuua Biugbani Fuil Back Claikc The Uinghuins opened tbe game with the familiar wedge and gained live yards on tue play. Alter the second down the Binghuma worked thecriss-cruss act very cleverly and Ik'tlicll made a great run ol forty yards and made u touchdown from whicli Bob ttinghaiu kicked a goal. It was evident from tbe superior team play ot the Binghams that tlicy would win, but the Aslieville boys ulayed with such determination that thev prevented anv further scoring on the part ot the Bing hams during the remainder of the lirst half ol the game, and at the expiration ol thirty minutes play time was called bv the rcierce, wan the ball on Bing ham's forty yards line. Time was called for ten minutes during the lirst hall to allow Bethell, who was unwell, to pain some breath, aud Clarke to undergo massage treatment fur a twisted leg. Score at end ol tirsl hall, Bingham ti, Aslieville, 0. ttecoiid Hull. I'lay for the second hall began at -ko", Aslieville having the ball. At six miii- ules past tive McAlister made a touch- down for Bingham, but in carrying the ball out for a place-kick for goal the ball changed bauds which put it in play, and Bissell, noticing the point snatched the ball and gamed live yards aud the ball lor Aslieville. Three minutes there after the star play ol the game was made. From the snap on the lirst down Bissell made a ilcan pass to French, who started quickly lor Bingham's ictt end and, making a clever diulge, eluded the entire BinuliJ'm team and with Meicu- rially winged leet sped like the wind for 1 wo thirds the length of the lield and made a touchdowu lor Aslieville. Up to this time the followers ot Bing ham had done all the cheering and yell ing, but as soon as French made his touchdown the "roolers" for Aslieville let go their pent-up leelmgs and the deui zens of the adjacent counties must have wandered what Has uceii let louse in Buncombe. Alter getting within the goal lint French had the opportunity to make tbe touchdown so us to have a line kick for coal, but he neglected it, and onlus diag onal kick tor goal be failed. Score, Hiimhain 1U: Aslieville, For the next twenty minutes the play was quite even but hnally the Binghams succeeded in making a touchdown in touch in goal and on a try by a puut out the ball was muffed aud it went to the Ashevilles. A lew minutes later French made his second great run aud w as not brought to earth until lie reuclieu Hing li;nn s ten vard line. The Ashevilles now played with such drineration that the Binghams were forced to make a touchback and the oall was brought to Bingham's tweuty-bve yard line, and after the second down tbe BiiiL'hams made a safety which scored two points tor Aslieville. During the remainder of thegame both teams played desperately but the su penor training of the Binghams stood them in gaod need, aud just ul the expi ration ol time they forced the Ashevilles to make a safety which left the bnal score: Bingham 10, Aslieville G. Several little accidents happeud during the second hall but not ol a serious na ture. Repeated applications of the massage treatment tailed to restore Clarke's leg to its-siormal condition, so he retired and bis place was taken by Eddie Huut, who played well. At a moment during the second halt, when the enthusiasm ol the audience was directed toward Ashe ville's team, Tillar, of the Binghams, placed his head in contact with an Aslie ville loot with the result that blood suurled through bis blonde locks until his head aDueurcd to be a mass of the Aslieville colors of red and white. The young man pluckily played on und it was hinted that Ins misuap was siinyiv u ruse to turn the enthusiasm back to Bincham. Umoire Mr. Bronson, ot Crescent Athletic club. Reteree Mr. VV. R. King, U. S. naval academv. A critical review ot the Aslieville team will appear in tomorrow's issue ol TiiB Citizen. BV RIAL, OF MR. Ul'.N !. Service Held at Trinity Church gaturdajr Afternoon. The funeral service on Saturday last at the Episcopal church over the remains ol the late Alfred Dunn, of Clifton, Bristol, England, was one of the most impress ive ever held here. At 2:30 p. m. the cortaee left bis residence on Chestnut street, and at 3 o'clock arrived at the church. Rev. McNeelr DuBose conduct ed the solemn service. Tbe interment and final services over the body took place at Riverside ceme terv. Tbe deceased, while unknown to a ereat number of the inhabitants of Asbe- "... - C I l- t. ville, was a man oi cxtcpuuuai uigu character, with a keen sense of duty and honor to God and man. Those who were fortunate enough to khow him, aoeak of him as a true friend and adviser. Mr. Dunn came to Asheville about 18 months ago for bis health and in to a short time ago was benefited considerably. Death of Charlea Freck. Charles Freck died at his borne on McDowell street, this city.late yesterday afternoon of oneumonia. Mr. Freck was about 26 years old, and leaves a wife and two children. Tbe remains interred at the burial ground at Riverside cemetery this afternoon. AROUND TOWN. Forecast till 8 p. m ers; easterly winds. Tuesday: Show Hon. Kope Elias, of Frankliu, it in the city. F. R. Whiting, of Hickory, is in the city today n business. Mrs. T. V. Branch is now able to be out after several weeks' sickness. ' At Grant's pharmacy today at 2 p. m., the thermometer registered 66. Maj. W. H. Malone returned last night from a professional trip to Marion. Home folks, visitors all, are invited to swell Thb Citizen's Cruiser Fund. Architect A. J. Wills was authorized today to resume the Mission hospital building. License to wed hns been granted James Dobbins and Stellu Bailey, colored, of Buncombe. Frank Council left for Chattanooga yesterdav on business, to be gone about tw weeks. Internal revenue collections for the Filth North Carolina district Saturday were $4,215.81. Rev. J. F. Crowell, president of Trinity college, preached at Central Methodist church yesterday. C. L. Hopkins, traveling passenger agent of the Richmond and Danville, is at the Swannanoa. Mrs. Wtn. Bryan, of Hot Springs, who has been visiting Mrs. T. A. Jones, left lor her home last night. Judge Bascom Carter, J. M. Gudger, ji , and J. C. I'rttchard left last night to attend Marshall court. Keep your eye on Tiih Citizen's Want column. There is something ot interest in every line ot the Wautlcls. Mrs. M. T. Fitch arrived home from llendersonville yesterday atternoon, where she has been visiting friends. The line of the West Asheville and Sulphur Springs railroad has undergone a complete overhauling and is now in tust class condition. Miss Maria Love arrived in Aslieville last night trom Florida and this morn ing left for Waynesville to attend the funeral obsequies of the late Capt. M. 11. Love. Mai. J. M. Blair, auctioneer, today sold the Asheville and Bristol railroad to Cant. Cocke, lor $1'00 cash, the pur chaser assuming ull the indebtedness ol the road. An Fiworth leugue is to lie organized t North Asheville M. K. church, south, on Thursday nignt. several oi me mem bers of the league ot Central church will furnish music. A "green goods" circular, addressed to Capt. . b. Kay, has been put m ihk Citizen's pustothce box bv mistake. The Captain can ret this interesting document bv calling at this office. The B.ikersville News says: Fink i'eiilanil, a skillful druggist of Asheville uid a Bakersvilie boy, came home last Saturday lor a lew aays. nis many friends are aiwavs glad to see him. Yesterdav Rev. A. Bright, the newly appointed pastor of the Sulphur Springs Buulist cliuri'tt, took cnarge. lie is an excellent preacher, and will be au acqui sition to tnat prosperous community. The Marion Record says: Mr. Locke Craig, a talented young lawyer of Ashe ville, has been attending court tnis ween. And by the way, Mr. Craig has been very successful courting in McDowell county. The interesting discussion of "What three Asheville ladies saw in Boston," w hicli was to take place at the Lyceum tomorrow night, has been postponed until a future evening. The question lor to morrow night will be announced to morrow. Says the Shelby Review: Dr. Evans McBrayer was called by telegraph Sat urday to the bedside of his brother, Hon. Reuben McBruver, at Asheville. The doctor and his brother arrived here yes terday, and we are glad to learn of the improvement iu Mr. McBrayer's condi tion. C. B. Leonard, of the contracting firm of Joyner & Leonard, today threw the first dirt on the excavations for the col ored school building on Catholic Hill. The building will be completed within three months. Taylor, Bouis & Broth erton have the contract for the plumb ing, tinning and heating ot the building. The solicitors for the building fund for the Suuthside Presbyterian church are meeting with encouraging success. Ihey hope to finish the work ot solicitation this week, so that wrk on the new building, which is so much needed, may be commenced at an early day. Four inure have been added to the church upon a profession ot taith, two yester dav und two tne Sabbath before. To Kleet Hxt Friday. The city board of health, provided foi in the ordinance passed by the alder men last Friday, will be elected at the meeting of the board next Friday at ternoon. While the Buncombe county medical society desired the privilege of nominating tbe mcmliers ot the board, the elimination ol that clause of tbe or dinance will not interfere with the so ciety's taking hold of the work in good earnest. St. Lawrence's Catholic Union, The male members of St. Lawrence's church have organized a society for mut ual imorovement and amuseme nt. Tbe name is St. Lawrence's Catholic Union The officers are: President, N. Plamon- don; vice-tjresident, P. Mclntyre; treas urer, F. O'Donncll; secretary, George Cooke. The first meeting was held yes terdav and thirty names were enrolled lor membership. Superior Court. Iu the superior court Saturday the case of A. K. Parham and wife vs. Jas. Lorn- tnac and wile, action ot ejectment, was concluded, the verdict being in favor of the plaintiffs. This morning the case of Redmond, Lance & Co. vs. Asheville Milling company, action for debt, was tried. Tbe verdict was in the plaintiffs favor, allowing tbem Job. SI. Floured Toilet soap. Ask vour druggist for Floured Toilet Soap. A wonderful sanitary convenient article and is only 25 cents per box. marcb2 ld3t Blood diseases are terrible on account of their loathsome nature, and tbe fact that thev wrack the constitution so completely unless tbe proper antidote is apppea. D. C iuuwuk unnm v.iw; is comoosed of tbe true antidote for blood poison. Its use never fails to gie satisfaction. We give vou nothing but the very finest of the Armour Packing Company's meats always fresh and sweet. Our cars are in transit for Asheville daily. Finlay & Nelson. rtMsijMHIiai isitiswiWiiikiW"iiiiiiiiii 1 "sxti n"i"i"i miimiiMiii HAVE YOU HEARD: Advisor Summey give his opinion of the person who said he and Advisor Hunt facially resembled each other? Alderman Waddell's capital grip pre ventive? That The Citizen's Cruiser Fund is growing ? Why it is accounted "horrible" that there should be 208 failures in the United States as against 256 the week before? That "the girls" are a'.l "mashed" on the Bingham footballists? FOLKS WHO TRAVEL. The Dallv Talent AHtieville'n Ho tel ReiclHte'8. Glen Sock: Jack Holliuger, N. C; R. D. Pope, Hendersonville; D. G. Hall, N. C; Owen McCarty, Pa.; F. G. Brand, Wilwaukee; J. P. Stow, Cleveland, Ohio; C. Morgan, G. W. Morgan, Va. Grand Central :-Yi . H. McMeen, Brunswick, Ga.; J. R. Tracy, Dallas; W. H. Rounds, Chicugo; H. A. Milding, Columbus, O.; N. E. Sutton, Knoxville; E. J, Bush, Milwaukee; A. M. Smith, Greensboro; R. H. MeCnnn, N. C; R. D. V. Jones, N. C; . A. James, Salisbury; E. Mcintosh, S. C; J. D. Bain, New York; G. P. Sims, Tenn.; R. M. Davis and wife, Atlanta; J. B. Caldwell, Wil mington. Batterr P.irk: Mrs. S. H. Chute, Miss Agnes Chute, Minneapolis, Minn.; R. Fagle, Chicago; J. R. Ceughes, Olum bus, 0.; )8. Strong and wile, Miss A. G. Blulse, Terre Haute, lnd.; E. W. Mc Guire, Richmond; L. G. Trenholm, Charleston; T. Morris Perot, jr., anil wite, Philadelphia; J. L. R. Patterson, W. A. Hammond, Baltimore; Joseph Ta bvs, Ilenrv Haves, Harold R. Clarkson, Col. C. Meek, New York; J. W. Horg lund. Brooklyn; James Schwart; Cincin nati; Geo. Blvmer, Mansfield, 0.; C. Hughes. Fab River; H. M. Plant, Ro chester. N. Y.j Y. Liddell, Charlotte; E. P. Hunt and wile, Miss Nettie Hunt, Miss Emma Hunt, Cleveland, ().; I. S. Navity, Mrs. las. Hawkins aud daugh ter, Fowler, lnd. IN THE RKAI.TV WORI.ll. What la Trauftplrinit Iu the Wa ol Olrt TraiiHaclloiiH. The following deeds have lieen filt d i'l Register Mackev's olfice: R. S. Shook and wife to M. D. Shook, 40 acres in Leicester township .$ 2ii: S. D. Hall and wile to French Broad Lumber company, lot on Snruce street, 30x8(ifrrt. S. N. St"vens and others to E. ti Carrier, Stevens' mill site, on Hominy creek 2,4-00 i00 To Advertlaern. T insure change of advertisements run Ling on regular contract, copy must be handed in bv 10 o'clock a. m. BROWN'S iH'-uv c TITERS Cures Dyspepsia, In digestion & Debility. BI HINKItlt NOTICKt. Triple-plated dessert knives at $1.50 perset; quality guaranteed. J. H. Law. lilgin creamery and butter at Kroger's. New York dairy We deliver the Armour Packing Com pany's fresh meats to any part ot the ity. Malay & .Nelson. lioo,ooo dollar (It'DOHilf l pro. teem vour accKlt'nlal lu-.liruiii-.-when iHHued bv W. M. Clarke. Index to New AdverllHeiueiKM. M rati A. D. Cooper. Notick Citizen Ollice. Wantku A. This uttite Boarimnii 30 Starnes avenue. I'kfssmakino 7 bailey street. Monkv to Loan l-'wyn & Wet. HoAKItlNi. No. 611 Merriffion avenue. NOTICH TO I'LArtTKKI-KS W. R. Voting. l ot Salk D. K. White or L A. Puiiuholt THE MARKETS. Stock UuolMtloiiH. New York. March 21. Kric SU'U; Chicago and Northwestern 1 ilu: Lake Shore ld-ti, Norfolk anil Western, - ; Kichoaond am! West Foint Terminal 13v. Western I sinn 7.j. Baltimore Hrlces. Baltimosr, March 21 -Floot. dull; west ern suoer 3 uiiui3 5: eitra 3.4UO uo, family, 4 25(04. 7o Wheat, easy; No. 2 red pot ana Marco ttrtBRtdu-; soutnt-m, quiet Fultz, twajl.nu; LoiitTberrv 9tl.01. Lorn southern, easier; white, 45a40Vi; yellow 4K-17. New York Market. New Yiiii, March 21. Stocks, dull but steady. Money easy, at lVjftf-. Bxchanwe, lona. .oova0f fl.4; snort, .sui b; state bonds, neglected; govern mt at bondc dull but steady. Cottuo luturea, steady; March 0 7: April. 6.56; May, b.tio: June, (.73; July, 6.82; August, 6 91. Flour dull but weak, w neat active Dut nrm. corn quiet but firmer. Ptrk quiet but steady ut 9 ouiflifu.ou. i-aru uun out weua at $H.60. Spirit Turpentine quiet but steady m 3636. Rosin dull but steady hi i.3Mflji4U. frcignts weak. OOARD1NO-Twf larne rooms. J board. 30 STAKNHS AVENUE. marchsildlm" MONEY TO LOAN on straight first moitgages on improved city property. uiarcb21d2t GWYN & WKST. DKK3SM AfclNO. in which a fit is guaran teed, and ail kinds of sewing done with neatness and dispatch at marcttziaim 74 BAILEY ST. BOARDING Parties wishing good board can be accommodated at ti Merhmon avenue. Rooms sunny and well furnished. Late grounds. marchaidlw fir ANTED A young English lady wishes f f a pos. ti on as governess orcompanioa Good references. Address A. care this ottice, march21d7t NOTICE If the Afro-American who took Chief Deaver's pistol from him will re turn the same to Tui Citizkn office all will beforgiTen. march21d3t NOTICB TO PLASTKRBKS Proposals wanted for plastering new City Hall. Plans, specifications, &c , may be seen at the office of Wills Bros , architects, Patton ave. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. To be sealed and marked "Bid on li.yHall Plastering" and sent on or before noen. April 1, -ua, to W. R YOU.-O. march2ldlw City Clerk. FOR MALE. J"wo good heavy wagon horses; also wag on and harness. Would trade for real es tate. Apply to D. R. White, Pine st eet, or L. A. Parinholt, No. 20 Patton avenue. march21dlw -THB- First National Bank OP ASHBVILLB. Much 18, 189, On and after this date the Pint National bank will keep open on all week days natil 4 p. si., except Saturdays, when it will re main open until 6 pm. Deposits received, exchange bought and old and all other legitimate bank business attended to with despatch and so-urlty. W. H. PBNLAND, marchisdlw Cashier. THE BATTERY Sixth Successful Season. It 19 the Beat Kqulppcd and Appointed Hotel In the Southern Stales. Newly Painted, Kalsomined Otis Elevator, Stexm Heat or Fireplaces In livery.Room. Lighted by Over 1,000 Kdtaon Incandescent Lamps. HOT AND COLD PORCELAIN BATHS. PUBLIC AND PRIVA.TB Klevated too leet above any hotel In or around Asheville. Special Electric ears to city and all trains. Three minutes' walk from postofflce and Public Square. Terms for the eaat,n reasonable. Call and examine rooms. w. B. WILLIAMSON & CO. 16 Patton Ave. -HSADQU ASTERS FOR- lib li gge'r jlLjl -OF ALL jjir' " i: " OFALL k im -lt k Office Chairs, Stools. Etc. We Carpets for Office, 1V0111 P R O.T YOUR LIFEANDPROPERTY fivcrv -ti tn ;itid womufi in Asheville Huiicuitihe county. tsu i-iallv every owner ol a home or business, invited to come to 2 Patton new and comnlete Bvstem of Runrlar. Plre Alarm the surest and cheapest syntem ever oiT-.red te tniHinetiH can afford one. X nlaec aa'e or complete without it With small extra cost it eun Iw attached to outbuildi.HEH Will lust a the time and this the svstcn to nukin your tonarutns and whiT lc:n? is out. chaiiire to or window can be opened the K'ast bit, or hVe bring KWen, If so desired, buiKlar al.ir n can Asheville Burglar and Fire Alarm 20 PATTON AVENUE, ROOM 105, SECOND FLOOR. EVERY ONE E. B. BARNUM&CO., The Fine Clothiers and Hatters, ARE SELLING OUT AT NEW YORK COST This sale is bona,-fide. Our store for runt. Fixtures and stock for sale. This week special bargains in hats and winter overcoats and suits, is picked over. KING'S WINDSOR ASBESTOS CEMENT FOR PLASTERING In Its mixed form is superior to all other plaster, because, being mixed by machinery, the only thing left to the Judgment of the man at the mortar bed is the right quantitv of wa ter. It mukes walls and C'llinus more elastic than any other matsrlal known for plaster ing. The Asbestos used renders the material a great protection against Bre, and de ideas sound. The extreme density of the Cement renders it vermin and germ proof. It will not chip or pit. It is fr.-e trom acid. It dries out from three to Sve weeks quicker than lime or hair mortar. No ac'ion takes place after setting, which is a matter of two or three hours only. Frost or water will not Injure the work after It is once set. Bxpericnce hat shown that ceilings well soaked from any cause will dry out as strong as ever. Palling ceilings are unknown, and the plastering will last as Ion? at the building Itself, It can be finished in any way of which ordinary plastering Is capable Walls and ceilings made from thlt material are second to none; and, considering the advantages named, the exce'i of cost above lime and hair is a small matter. The best aud most convenient article known fqt small jobs and patching. C. E. MOODY, Sole Agent for Asheville and Vicinity. Warehouse n'ar freight depot; telephone 73; oBlce 80 Patton Avenue; telephone 40. Try on Hotel, ON THB A. ft B. R. For further information address fcbafidlm :!-i!j(j.iinkJiiitfJl jfisisfislsjyij.S, PARK HOTEL and Carpeted Throughout. OS EVERY FLOOR. .lalso carry a good stock of 20 ccut.n to $J per yaid. E C T avenue, room iot, Hcc tiul floor, and t nnd Cull Bell in operation, neeidedlv pu Hie, So cheap every owner of borne or lift time with little r no extra cost. Now honu or binine h use Tenant can use this next place of residence or usiness No door mnkc the slightest headway without alarm be cut off in daytime w ith 10 tr uble what- Co.. KNOWS THAT Get . iu line before the stock Tryon, 1ST. O , 40 MILBB SOUTH UP ASHBVILLB. COX BROS., Tryon, N. C. JfCfcTw'r,WtiUi ,, .JK, ASHEVILLE AD VERTISEM f.VTS, COAL FROM DUST at reduced price. GENUINE Exclusive Aj?pnts for Western duct of the following mines : (standard Coar Company, The Proctor Coal Company, Wooldridge Jellico Coal Com pany, East Tennensee Coal Company, Main Jellico Moun tain Oal Company, operated Company, and for THE BEST ANTHRACITE COAL. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. COKE IN CAR LOAD LOTS. Asheville Ice & Coal Company. Telephone No. 36 and 40. iTHE: CAROLINA NO. 19 NORTH MAIN AND 7 Keep In stock "Mount Vrrnon," "Canadian Clan," and Old Baker Rye Whiskies. The heft Wines, Brandies, Beer, Ale and Stout for family use. All goods delirered free. Ale and Porter on draught, Bnterance No. 19 North No. 1.12. Respectfully, Frank O'Donnell PROPRIETOR CAROLINA SALOON. WB LUAD; OTHBRS FOLLOW. Why buv a poor pump when buy a good one? Most deep well pumps are work by hand, especially weather. When you buy a pump you get water without going into for a prize hghter. Having been appointed for Buncombe county, North i arolina, by F. E. Myers Bros., of Ashland, Ohio, for their celebrated Force and Lift Pumps, I am able to furnish a pump lor eitiier nana or which will not make you sweat in hot weather, but which will be "a thing of beauty and a joy forever," in spite ot its beauty, "will (with the water). I shall beglad to furnish anyone with one 01 tnese Deautuui pumps following conditions : 1st. I will place in wells any to 200 feet a pump complete pump the water out. 2nd. 1 ask no pay until tne the work provided I put it in 3rd. No charge for putting in well beyond pnyment of myexpeuses. 4th. I'urap to be paid lor on comple tion of job. If party owning the well is not satisfied that the pump water and the pump does not do the work 1 charge nothing for pump or time. Things to Remember:--That I abso lutely guarantee the pump; that these pumps have Myers Bros. Patent Glass Valve seat; that I asknopayif the pump does not work; this is the cheapest good pump in the United States. "Every man ought to have a purapin his well thereby avoiding cruel labor to his wife or help, dead cats and dirt from hands on well rope or chain, and other abominations too numerous to mention. E. D. HE1NEMANN, Inanda P. 0., Buncombe Co., N. C. WOODY & KIMBERLY, Practical Machinists and Steam Fitters. SANITARY PUMBING BY SKILLED WORKMEN. k GOOD STOCK OF SUPPLIES ALWAY8 ON HAND. SATISFACTORY WORK GUARANTEED, A THREE HORSJH POWER ENGINE FOR SALE CHEAP. SHOPS 21, 23 WILLOW ST. TELEPHONE NO. 156. AN OPEN LETTER. WINSTON, N, C . Manh 8, 1893. Messrs. Ray or A Smith, Asheville, N. C, Dkai Biri: Through the kindness of a friend I have tested the meritt of ROYAL CAMPHORLtNB and I would be very much obliged for yonr prices from an ounce to a pint, as I prefer it to anything I ever used. Respectfully. Signed MISS CLARA KIMMBL. Thlt it but one of hundredt of testimonials now coming In Iron all parts of the country Royal Camphorline sells on ita meritt, Every bo .tie guaranteed. Price SScta. Man ufactured only by RAYSOR& SMITH DRUGGISTS, SI PATTON AVE. free; AND DIRT. JELLICO F0R D0MESTIC USE North Carolina of the pro by the Southern Jellico Coal No. 30 Patton Avenue SALOON AND 7 1-2 COLLEGE STS. Main and 7V& College streets. Telephone you enn hard to in hot want to training sole ag'Mit you with windmill and which, get there" on tne: depth up which will pump does the well. a pump will pump I ARLINGTON HOT1CL AND ARLINGTON ANNEX, AUGUSTA, OA., Have together 480 feet fadne due aonth and 870 feet fronting Broad and Jackson ttreett. Blectric Dtllt, elevator, oatns, etc leon-wra. INSURANCE. WB represent, at agenta, companies that transact the following branches of in surance: Fire, Life, Accident, Marin, Steam Boil or. Employer's Liability, Elevator, Security Bonds, Plate Qlau, Tornado and Automat ic Sprinklers, That being able to furnish yon with any kind o' Insurance voa desire. PULL1M & RUTLBDOB, General Insurance Agenta. No. 8 Barnard Building, Up 8tairt. -TUB School of Private Instruction, ioi Bane street. Lessons given dairy In SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, PENMANSHIP, BOOKKEEPING, AND THE ENGLISH BRANCES. Our Inttrnctloa It adapted to the require ments of each Individual student, thereby se curing rapid and thoroagh progitti. Par ticalara famished apoa application. IiB B-.UHTW IJ,
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