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ASHEVILLE N. C, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, 1892.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
VOLUME VII.-NO. 297
Asheville
Daily
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CENTS PER CAN FOR FINE
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
PEACHES,
MONEY LOST
Ry injudicious buying, which
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wrecks the iock-.uook iuiu
wastes the dollars m anei-
fort to obtain shoddy Gro-
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ceries at ciieup imcivs. uu
not take any risks, but make
your purchases at all limes
at our store, where you are
assured of honest Groceries
at honest prices, a combina
tion that is as iood as gold.
A. D. COOPER,
NORTH COURT SQUARE.
APRICOTS, BON MARCHE
-THE
PERFECTION FLOUR BIN AND SEIVE
Keeps flour perfectly dry
and free from dirt, vermin.
etc. It combines bin, Kil
ter, pan and scoop; a-rates
and preserves flour from
mold; keeps free from dirt,
mico, rats and ranches.
Enough for baking can be
sifted In a moment. The
best article in the word fur
the kitchen.
DitDiiiM, Iowa, Feb. 7, 1801.
Gentlemen ; The "Perfection" is the ljest
for keeping flour 1 ever used; would not be
without it. Yours Respectfully,
MKS A. M'GKOOHK.
I
Sold Only by I s.
fllAD W. THKASH & CO
41 PATTON AVENUE.
HIS HEAD WAS CUT OFF
MOW
MURDERERS IN PARIS
ARE 8KRVEU.
RUSHING THE HOWLER.
SPEAK FOR CLEVELAND.
HAMS
NI
G. 6. PLUMS,
EGG PLUMS.
KROGER
REAL ESTATE.
WM.T.5R B. GWYN, W, W. V
GWYN & WEST,
; i (Successors to Walter B.Gwyn)
ESTABLISHED 1881
flEFEil TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE.
l.AlllliS CAI.l, ANIJINSI'UCT l'llli HANI).
SUMIS STOCK Jl
Spring Reefers and Capes,
SPRING REEFERS AND CAPES,
SPRING REEFERS AND CAPES
SPECIALTIES.
i:Jl:iiiU'KIAN TIGHTS,
MKN'S FOOTUAI.L
and
wevci.i; iiowiv;
SCKIVBNS PATIiNT DKAWKKS,
BON MARCHE
BREAKFAST : BACON
Delicious Treat for Those Who Bay
Our Superior Brand of
SMOKED MEATS,
OUR SPECIAL PRICK ON
CANNED GOODS
Has Not Been Discontinued
POWELL & SNIDER
REAL ESTATE $20,000.
i.nana Kccurclv SMncea at
Per Cent.
Sotary Publli. Commissioners o( Deeds
FIRE INSURANCE.
OEFICE-outlicnt Court Square,
nnpii mn sum
UUIIILrMQL? UllUUlf
Real Estate Brokers,
And Investment Agculs.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Loans securely placed at 8 per cent.
( mires
24, & 20 Pntton Avenue. Secouil Ifloor. 1
fehodlv
NEW GOODS.
- HANDSOME STYLES.
PARALYZING PRICES,
EVERY DEPARTMENT COMPLETE,
JOHN CHILD
(formerly or I.yman & Child),
Office No. i Legal Block
REAL ESTATE
AND
LOAN BROKER,
TBICTLV A RROKKRAGE BUSINESS.
Loans secure placed at 8 per cent.
Don't cry hard times when you enn buy
goods for half price Hujt everything yoi
need in our line from us, and thereby nave
to 00 per cent, you would pay to other
houses who do a credit business.
The Fd-ret of low prices is "Spot cash for
all our good and spot cash before they
leave the house," We avoid the necessity of
having1 a bookkeeper and then paying
per cent to a collector. Uv telling for cash
we march to the tune of tSwcct Home)
Cash.
Cho Cash, cash, good burd cash;
There's nothing so powerful
At clean, solid cash.
Try and be convinced.
I.ouln Auautay, Hie Murderer of
HiH Benefactor, Killed Accord
ing to Dae Process of I.bw This
SIornliiK.
Paws, April 9. Louis Anastny, ex-sub
lieutenant, who murdered liis bencfac
toress, Baroness Dollard, on December
tth last, was executed in the Place De
la Roqncltc nt 5:10 this morning.
In accordance with the French custom
the condemned man had no knowledge
that he was to meet his death this morn
ing until the prison officials entered his
cell and t'r' him prepare for execu
tion. Thcguillotine was erected directly
in front of the jail.
Knowledge of the tragedy that would
be enacted this morning had reached the
general public through thecrectionof the
guillotine and the usual crowd of sight
seers, composed mostly of the dregs of
the city, were present to witness the fate
of the condemned.
Anastny walked lo the guillotine with
out displaying any great amount of ner
vousncss. In lact, his bearing was firm.
He was very pule, However, and it was
apparent that he had steeled himself
against the ordeal. lie laughed as
he reached the guillotine, bat his
laughter was caused by nervousness and
not by anv lack of appreciation of his
awful position. When he arrived at the
place of death the preliminaries were
quickly completed. Anastny embraced
tlie chaplain, who had administered the
last rites ol the church to him and bade
him farewell. The executioner met with
not the slightest resistance from the
prisoner, and the latter was soon bound
and thrown upon the bascule, the slid
ing board, which carries the culprit
beneath the knife. In almost less tunc
than it takes to write, Anastay was
pushed forward until his neck rested
upon the black beneath the razor-like
blade suspended above him. There was
a quick, whirring sound as the heavy
knile dropped, and the head ol the mur
derer lell into the basket placed to re
ceive it.
The Latter Wi re on Time, but the
Former Were Not.
A niccting"ol the, joint board of alder
men and advisors was'schcduled for yes
terday afternoon at 8 "o'clock. At that Lot specially pledge our delegation; yet
our, However, nobody showed up ex- we declare our conviction that the best
cept Advisors Scott,!,Summcy, Conant interests of the party and ot the country
and Lummings and, Aldermen Leonard demand the nomination and election of
and Waddell.; Although a majority of Grover Cleveland as president, and we
the advisory committeemen were pres- are confident that under his leadership
ent there were not the ncress.irv four Me principles ot democracy win ng.uii
.i i .. , ,. win L'lonous victory.
nmcrmcn. iiwr. nicvaru was on ms way T" rpanllltinna " r;mU.rouslv an-
home from New York, Mr. Gudgir was plauded, and when the name of Grover
returning from Kaleigh; while Messrs. Cleveland was uttered there was great
Starncs and McDowell were playing the excitement. There were some hisses,
truant act somewhere in the city. Mr. too, but the convention was plainly in
blanton was in Marion. I sympathy with the spirit ol me rcsoiu-
After wnitine some time the faithful tions and thev were finally adopted
six adtourned to south court place. I after nn amendment commending oena-
where they discussed at length the water tor Hill had been prevented and with-
qucstion, the road roller, and the archi-1 drawn.
tcctural appearance ol thcbirstNational I The platlorm declares that tnc national
bank building. Mr. aummey, m his own I democratic party is lor honest money, a
attractive style, related how, m days 1 currency of gold and silver, every dollar
gone by, he had engaged in the coon of which shall be of equal intrinsic value
BAH V M'KKK'S IUI.I.V U11AT.
He Almost CaiiHi-H WtoHlllllieH In
the While IIounc
ONE PRICE STORE.
A very large nml well assorted stock of
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Clothing, Shoes,
lints. Carpets, &c, at fixed and reason
able prices.
Wc show nil grades, but the upper quali
ties predominate decidedly.
WILLS BROS.,
ARCH ITECTS. the big racket
WO. 3 PATTON AVE.
JENKS & JENKS,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
Wc have some very desirable timber prop
erties for sale at a low fiurc. We can show
you full description at our office. One fine
Asbestos mine for sale. We cun show you
some specimen from the mine and can take
vou to the orODcrty If you desire. Furnished
and unfurnished houses to rent.
JENKS r. JENKS,
NO. 32 PATTON AVE., ASHEVILLE.
A : FRESH : LOT
OF IMPORTED
KEY WEST CIGARS
A larger stock than ever before. Any one
wishing a good, fresh Imported cigar can get
the same. I keep my cigars in a Swift pat
ent case, where they always keep fresh and
moistened.
7 and I'atton Ave.
, Washincton, April 0. Baby McKce ha:
t billy goat. About a week ago the idol
of the White House look it into his curlv
head that he wanted a billy goat and
little red wagon. He toddled to the
president's private room, confident of
having his wish gratified. His grand
father patted him on the head and told
him that he would give him pretty nearly
everything, but a billy goat, never. Hut
the babv burst Into tears. The president
gave in, called a messenger nnu ioki mm
to go out and purchase a mild-eyed goat
ol the William gender.
In the cousc of a few hours the mcssen
ger returned with the brightest little red
wagon you ever saw, a full set of har
ness, and with a sad eyed billy goat with
whiskers so long that everyone imme
diately dubbed him Senator I'fcffcr.
The "senator" was assigned a suite oi
rooms in the White House stable, wher
a little later Willis, the squint-eved conch
man, made his acquaintance. The goat
erected him hrmly by giving him tl
first degrte in masonrv. Willis took ex
cciition to this, but seeing that the bill
was about to renew his peculiar greeting
wisely concluded not to stay and argue
the matter.
Willis climbed astraddle the White
House lence. near the big carriage en
trance, but when he attempted to get
down on either side his goatship ran
quickly through the gate, preparing to
renew the controversy.
Uy this time the White House people
were aroused and two gardeners were
dispatched to tapture the goat and res
cue the unfortunate Willis. The coach
man went immediately into the White
House and presented his ultimatum, de
claring that he or "His Whiskers," as he
disrespectfully called liaby McKee,
shsuld go.
The president didn't know what to do.
He did not want to lose his favorite!0"
coachman, and lit could not send the the
UillvEoat away. Secretary Hal ford sug
gested a renewal of the modus vivendi,
V . .-.'i-J .1... , 1.J
out I lie coaenman lusisicu imunc woum
never again enter the stable while the
IliUygoat remained.
A compromise was finally effected,
however, by providing a minature stable
for the new member of the White House
stable under the rear portico of the exe
cutive mansion. N. Y. Herald.
W77TV"
THK MASSACHUSETTS DEMO
CRATS WANT HIM.
RIIEK'ANO ADVISORS.
Their Resolutions Do I-'ot Pledtee
Hie Delegation, But They Come
Near Kiioiiuli to It lo Answer the
Purpose.
Boston, Mass.,! April 9. In the demo
cratic state convention yesterday the
following plank in the platform caused
great enthusiasm and some contention:
"Wc believe that the national conven
tion to which we arc to elect delegates
should nominate candidates whose views
on the great public questions are strictly
in accord with party principles and fully
understood by the people. While adher
inir to our time-honored custom, wc do
skin traffic.
This little informal yet thoroughly
pleasant session finally broke ranks
about four o'clock, after becoming con
vinced that the missing members were
not coming.
1 he missing members did turn up, out
it was about 5 o clock when thev did so.
A short council was held in the clerk's
office. The widening of South Main
street was to have been considered, but
those present desired the matter brought
up at a full meeting. They agreed to
illow W. li. Gwvn to use the city s road
scraper, the daily rental being fixed at
1. A lew hills were passed on, ana tne
ildermcn adjourned.
RECORDER'S COl'RT.
Two Cases Tor His Honor's Coil
slcleratlon Toclav.
Katie Mullins, who is Irish, was
before Recorder Miller this morning
charged with having been disor
derly. Patrolman Gudger testified
that Katie, who is a nurse employed by
Mr. Herman, the Montford avenue gro
eery man, came up to mm last nigni ami
asked to be shown the street car. The
all over the world,
THE VBVAL REHClVr.
Meut
Heatherlusrton Killed the
Englishman for Cause.
Washington, April 9,-News was re
ccived at the navy department this mom
ing that Lieut. J. H. Heathenngtori, U.
S. N., had been acquitted by the consular
court on the charge of killing Gower
Robinson, an Englishman, at Yokohama
ahout two months alio. The cablegram
was from Commander Jobn K. barticti,
ommander of the Marion.
This action settles the case finally as
thpre ia nn other tribunal than the con-
sular court that has jurisdiction in such
a matter.
Hrnthmiirtnii. it will be remembered
ia (he lieutenant in the naw who killed
Robinson, a prominent member ol tne
linglish colony, on the ground mat mc
latter had been unduly intimate with
Mrs. Heathcrington. She was living at
the time at Yokohama, her husband
hrim attached to the Asiatic squadron,
It is said that Kouinson maue wu.u
amounted practically to a confession to
Rear Admiral Belknan. and Heathcnng
officer took her to thc"Redline" car. and ton's act was approved by the foreign
residents who were laminar wun iut "
as soon as she was seated she began
swearing. The conductor notified
Gudger that the woman would have to
be taken oil the car. Patrolman Nolaud
took charge ol the woman, and Gudger
took care of the babv. which she was
carrvinc.
It seems that Katie has a grudge
against Gudger because he arrested her
some time ago. When she was tried
this morning she kissed the Bible nnd
cave her testimony in a brogue unmis'
takuhle and rich. She heated contumely
on the officer's head and declared
that she had had only a pinch of
"nhwusky wid a mite of soda wather."
But Recorder Miller fined her $3
Katie at first declared that she would
go to jiil before she would pay, and fell
to berating Gudger again. She talked
until she got into a real good humor,
cuinstances.
DANIEE'S ORATION.
WANTED.
1,000 DISABLED MEN.
SMust be in poor health nnd unable to
do a good day 8 work. A aisoroerca
liver or any disease caused by scrofula
or bad blood will be considered a quali
fication, but preference will be given to
those suffering from "that tired feeling."
Apply at Grant's Pharmacy and ask for
a bottle of "Buncombe Sarsaparilla;"
it is the only guaranteed cure in all cases
of disease lor which it is recommended.
Did you ever no, 1 never, see'd a feller
half so yeller. How's your liver? Why,
all upset, of course. Then take the rem
edy, "Buncombe Liver Pills," and; you
won't go around looking, the color of a
yellow ferer victim. They are guaran
teed to IxMieht or cure in every case oi
disease for which it is recommended or
money paid for them will be refunded.
For sale only at
GRANT'S PHARMACY.
BUNCOMBE LIVER PILLS are mild,
yet efficient; do not cause pain or gripe,
and act upon the liver and bowels.
They are especially valuable as after
dinner pills, and readily cure constipa
tion and cosiiveness, nausea, uisircsa m
the stomach, etc.
They are purely vegetable and we be
lieve they are the best family pill yet pre
pared and oiler them with penect conn
dence, believing that whenever used it
will be with the happiest results.
try them and ludge tor yourscll. l oi
sale onlv at
GRANT'S PHARMACY.
"SYRUP OP TAR AND WILD CHER
RY" as manufactured at Grant's Phar
macy is the best cough medicine you can
use lor yourscll or your children it is a
positive cure and we guarantee it to con
tain no opiates in any lorm, it is entirely
harmlc&s. Por sale only at
GRANT'S PHARMACY.
Years ugo people regarded cold cream
and camphor ice as the ultimatums for
chapped hands and all similar skin trou
bles, many persons nnd that tne applica
tion of either of them aggravates their
trouble. To" such "CAMPHO-GLYCER-
1NE COMPOUND" is aboon itis a pos
itive cure for chapped hands, chafing,
sunburn, etc., and an elegant face dress
ing after shaving it contains no mineral
or noxious ingredient, is elegantly per
fumed, will not soil the most delicate
fabric, is entirely harmless and safe to
use on. the most delicate skin and con
tains nothing greasy or sticky. For sale
only at
GRANT'S PHARMACY.
VaVa tooth wash and powder are su
perior in quality, they cleanse and beau
tify the teeth, strengthen the gums and
impart fragrance to the breath. For
sale only at
GRANT'S PHARMACY.
. Mairnlliceut Reception lo the
Confederate Veterans.
New Orleans, April 9. The reception
at theopcta house to the confederate
veterans yesterday afternoon was a
magnificent one. Visiting confederates
of different states occupied boxes and
held aloft a banner of their states. Mrs.
Davis and Miss Winnie also occupied a
box. Gov. Nichols, of Louisiana, made a
short address of welcome to the veter
ans, and Senator J. W. Daniel, of Vir
ginia, delivered a masterly and eloquent
address which occupied nearly two nuurs.
Hi- Hiariisaed the causes of the war. He
then paid her line and left with a "top o' thought the record and lessons of the
the marnin" to Mr. Miller. confederacv would live in history and
Marv Dobbins, colored, and Koxie ,.rn:Sed the hrnverv and spirit ol recoil'
Hemphill, white, were up for fighting c;iiation on both sides. He closed with
down in Cripple Creek. They did not appeni for the memorial temple at
deny it, and were allowed to pay $2.50 Richmond, of which the figure of Jeffersoi.
each. Davis shall be in the center, surrounded
by the relics of war and men who par
ticipated in it.
Physicians orders promptly filled and
delivered free of charge to any part of the
the city.
flDJUTrP'O 'MTiniff IflV
uiiiiiu o rniiiiMui.
J. H. CAMPBELL,
ROBBERY AT LUTHER'S.
A ouantlty of Clothing; Taken
From S. J. Luther's Store.
J. C. Curtis, who was in the city to
day, told Thk Citizen of a robbery
which occurred at Luther's, a small town
the Murphy road, about thirteen
miles from Asheville, last night. The
THE OECOTT PLAN.
Its
6ENUINE AUSTRALIAN LENSES.
1 am devoting all of myelinic to study of
the tyes nnd to the pceuliar.rormatinu of the
lenses. I warrant all sectaries I furnish to
rIvc entire sntlsfuetion In nil eases, andean
suit any one on first examination of theeves
NEARLY HITMAN CRIES.
NO.
MODEL CIGAR STORE,
17 PATTON AVE.
L. Blomberg, Prop
A BRILLIANT RING.
We arc showing some of the dalntleit nov
cities ever displayed In Jewelry. It would be
easier to tell you what we haven't got than
what wc have. If you haven't seen our ele
gant trifles in gold and in silver, there Is a
treat awaiting you, and, whether you have
urchascs In mind or not, you should not
miss them. It Is difficult to resist going Into
dctulls we are strongly tempted to deserlbe
some of the exquisite products of the season's
art, some of which show that the caprices of
fashion ore apt to be wonderfully charming,
hut you'll get a much better Idea if you come
nnd look for yourself.
B. II. COSBY.
JEWELER,
PATTON AVBNUK.
E. WEXLER,
17 NORTH MAIN. ST., ASHEVILLE, N. C.
STILL IN THE RING.
R, B. NQLAND & SON,
GROCERS,
No. ai N. Main Street,
I'rohpcctH BrlRhtiilUK Will
Probably Ko Into Effect.
New Yokk, April 8. There was a rush
to deoosit the Kiclmiond terminal
securities under the Olcott plan yester-
store and postoffice, run by S, J. Luther, jay nn(i the prospects of the plan have
was entered by; thieves, entrance being nterially brijjhtencd. In fact it is now
etlected try norm a noie tnrougn u ... ,. . o the Rich-
wcathcrboarding ami uuiaiciung me " .,, ,
f-r.m Hi iimitiiv mond Tccrmin.il securities will be de
Tl, th n mnrlc all with :i imntititv nnsited ueloic Ann! ana mat inc
(..iii,;,i rmrt lrv rrnnds. There were 1 nlan will then be declared ellectivc.
.... Hfnuiprem tin- store, one oil it this is clone ttic svnciicaie win uicn
which had not been in use lor sometime, be called on tor its suuscnptions oi
ti.Iq Mi brnlien nncn. but there was 01)0.000. and the crocress of re-orgam-
nnihint? in it. The other drawer had zation will be more rapid. There were
Wish to announce the .fact that they are
sole agents for the Spartanburg steam baked
bread, the only first class hread to be found
In the city, and no table is complete without
It. We get It fresh by express every day.
Don't forget that we are wholesale and re
tail dealers In potatoes, apples, onions, and
all kinds 6f country produce. Everything
kept that Is usually found ia first class
grocery store.
Ail Unusual Accident In Rulclicli
Thursday,
Rai.i:ii,h, April 0. Thursday night
Kemp 1'. Johnson, a ,inan ii years
old, a native of Harnett county, drove a
young lady to her home in a buggy. On
his return to the city he was ahead of a
street car and suddenly turned his horse
across the track at St. Mary's school.
The car cut down a wheel of the buggy,
and the horse, winch was already uiv
controllnhle.ran away, throwing John.
ston niiauist a telephone pole. He was
picked up in a nearly unconscious condr
tion and taken on the car. It was
thought at first that he had suffered
concussion of the brain, but today he is
reported to be in no danger.
The horse, a line animal, ran down
Ilillsboro street toward the capitol and
within a block of it struck a telegraph
pole with tremendous force. lie turned
a complete somersault and Ins back was
broken. For three hours efforts were
made to do something for the poor ani
mal, but to no purpose. His cries could
be heard for a block and were nearly
those ol a human being in great suffer
ing. At y o'clock the horse died. Char
lotte Observer.
RtarvluK PeattniitH Sell Their filrls
St. riiTBRSiil'mi, April 8. In Kleff the
selling of children by their parents is said
to be carried on daily. A peasant
named '.nisink, who had eaten all his
grain and his cow and was- starving,
sold on Monday his cight-ycar-old
daughter for 6 roubles. In the village
of Ncmiroff girls of eight years arc offer
ed for 5 roubles and girls of five jcars
for 3 roubles. A dozen of thirteen and
fourteen years have been offered this
week for 10 roubles each.
about $C in it, but was not disturbed
The store ol I'rol. 1 honipson, nt l-an
dfer's, was also visited, though not
broken open. Two suspicious charac
ters have been seen in that neighborhood
for several days, and many think they
are the men who have committed the
robberies.
THE WATER SUPPLY.
The Committee Prom the Joint
Board Ready to Report.
The report of the committee appointed
from the joint board to investigate and
import on the matter ot an increased
water supply for the city of Asheville, is
now comnlete. It would have been pre
sentcd to the board yesterday afternoon
hnd n mcetinu been held. It will, there
fore, come un at the next meeting. The
rrnort is an exhaustive one, the commit
tec iroincr over the ground thoroughly in
their endeavor to get the best thing
available. It is a unanimous report, every
one of the six members hnving signed it.
The committee is composed of Aldermen
Starncs. Leonard and lircvnrd, and Ad'
visors Scott, Cummings nnd Conant
The A. I.. I.
The following appointments were
made by Capt. Duff Merrick at last
night's meeting of the Asheville Light
Infantry:
First sergeant, Ira lunnuigham; see
ond sergeant, E. 15. McDowell; third ser-
creant. G. W. Hampton; fourth sergeant
K. S. Stewart, nun sergeant,-i. u. nti
son: first corporal, A. E. Rankin; secon
cornoral. lohn Wagner; third corporal
Jas. Baird; fourth corporal, J. E. Gud
ger; htlh corporal, vv. i. uerritage
sixth corporul, W. L. Hume.
Fine clothing at popular prices at
Whitlock Clothing house, corner store.
heavy dealings in the committee s re
ceipts, which helped to improve the gen
eral sentiment, receipts selling nt about
the same price as the securities.
The cotton BaicKliiK Bill.
Washington, April 9. In the house
this morning after the routcne business
the river aud harbor appropriation bill
was reported by Mr. Illanehard of Lou
isana and placed upon the calendar.
Consideration of the cotton bagging bill
was then resumed and Mr. Dalzell ol
Pennsylvania made a brief speech m op
position to its passage.
New School Mutlilltiit.
The school committee at a meeting
last night directed Architect Wills to pre
narc plans for a school building to take
the nlacc of the one now used by the
Montford avenue school. It will be
erected on the site of the old building
and will be a modern structure in every
particular.
DEALElt IN
REAL ESTATE
AND AGENT FOR THE
ASHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION
-AUD
'MPROVEMENT COMPANY.
FOR RENT.
One three-room house near old depot; just
finished; $10 per month.
One six room house neir old depot, la
Cleveden Park; fine view; $12 per month.
The above house for sale on installment
plan, or for rent.
une seven room nouse, modern improve
ments, close at street car line $16 per
month.
Furnished house lust on car line: all mod
ern improvements, one block of courthouse
13 rooms. Price. $150.
Eight-room furnisned house, short distance
of court house; modern improvements; 6rst
class house and first class tenants wanted;
none others need apply. Price 35. OO.
J, M. UAMrUoLlr.
Real Estate Dealer.
OUR SPRING STOCK
Will nraz.ll Never Be at Kest7
London, April 9. A special depatch
Irom Buenos Ayrcs says the political sit
uarion in Rio Janerio is considered criti
cal. The streets of the city were patrolt
cd last night by cavalry in addition to
armed police.
Oxford Wou,
London, April 0. Oxford won the
Oxford-Cambridge race today for the
twenty sixth time by two and a quarter'
lengths. Time, 19.21, the best ever made
over the present course.
one Week Only.
We give away an extra pair of pants
for every child's suit from $3 and up
wards. Whitlock Clothing House, cor
ner store.
Nearly all the old
stock closed out and
the new goods com
ing in. 1 have the
best and newest lines
I have ever had in
China, Glass, Cut
lery and Silverware.
J. H. LAW,
57ands9 8oUa Haiti Street.
.-Ji