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Citizen.
ASHEVILLE N. C, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1892.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
VOLUME VIII.-NO IV
TO
Ashevilre
Daily
CALIFORNIA
CANNED
FRUITS
LOWER
THAN
EVER
BEFORE.
SPECIAL
PRICES
BY
THE
CASE.
KROGER.
ELECTRIC STARCH
Tiiis . torch deserves the at
tention of every family. It is
put up i:i fivn.'.v colored pa-k-
iics ;iiiil hitrlily perfumed; it
is hold to you on its own
merits Warranted tho best
starch on the market or
money l'cl'undod It requires
no cookie;;. Hemember the
n riimj and ha ve no other. We
keep it for sale by the case
or package.
A. D. COOPER,
NORTH COURT SCJCAKB.
PLAIN ENOUGH
On the slate. It mnv not be perfectly clear
nt first, but read anm and it to plain enough.
Vrtvvn l,iiYBK thun ever and uoous noove
onmm-tltton. I-i-t us convince ruu if you
non t Know it ri ready, ny icmur you oi uur
imipnin to- thin week, on nuuccoratcu anu
transparent China, Art Pottery, Vases, etc,
WE WILL ALLOW 10 PER CENT. OFF OF OUR
ALREADY LOW PRICES.
(Mir Inst nc.k'i bargain counter will be con-
limicd thi. with new bargains on it. Our
bnrg in gob'ets at 60 cents per dozen lathe
I luKiHt viuiie ever ottered; we nave nueen
barrel f ihem. We have many other such
bnrgTin. We want you to look at our
Win CMoui.t.ttn. Gem. and Artie lee Cream
h'r.ezcrs Kefrigerntora. Coolers, etc., before
buying elsewhere. We have the largest stock
in the city Mid prices right.
rr
Chitm, Glnss and Ilnn.c Good!.,
CRYSTAL PALACE, 41 PATTON AVE.
REV. A. C.
DIXON'S SK W
ION
PUIUCHDI) IN THlv FIRST
BAI'TIHT CHl Htll.
A siioiii i-.N!;aui-:mi-:nt.
'ante Diamonds Just as ;o;I as
the Real ones.
REAL ESTATE.
Valtjk B. Qwyn, w, w. West.
GWYN & WEST,
iSucerssors to Walter D.Cwyn)
FSTABLISHED 1881
REFER TO BANK OF ASHFVILLE.
REAL ESTATE.
Loans Securely Placed at 8
Per Cent.
Notnry Public. Commissioners of DeetK
FIRE INSURANCE.
OFFICE Soatheaat ppurt Square.
CORTLAND BROS.,
Real Estate Brokers,
Aud investnieut Ajrcnts.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
floor.
I, onus M-.urcly placed nt H per cent
Otliees
-.M 2n Pultun Avenue feon-l
fcli'ldl?
JOHNMK
(formerly of Lyman & ChitB)
orace No . i I-eifal Block
REAL ESTATE
AND
LOAN BROKER,
TK1CT1.Y A RROKURAGB BUS1NISSS.
Loam secure placed ot 8 per cent.
BON MARCHE
I.AlllIiS CALL AMUNSI'LCT I II'; HASH-
SDMI! ST U K ()!'
Spring Reefers and Capes,
SPRING REEFERS AND CAPES,
SPRING REEFERS AND CAPES
SPECIALTIES.
l-IJt'liSTRlAN TIGHTS,
M UN'S I'liOTIUI-l.
MCYCI.B HOSli;
SOKIVI-N'S I'ATIiNT MiAWl-US
BON MARCHE
SODA WATER!
are now serviiisf our de
licious
ICE CREAM SO! A.
If you have never tried it
come without delay. If you
have the announcement
sufficient Also sda water
of all the different flavors
mineral waters, ft'ing'T ale
Shaved ice in abundance
j)laie.
Villi 1 Q RM1Q
1IILLU UltUUi)
ARCHITECTS
NO. 3 PATTON AVE.
Don't forgot the
RAYSOR & SMITH
DRUGGISTS,
NO. 30 PATTON AVENUE
JENKS & JENKS,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
We have lome very desirable timber prop.
erties for .ale at a low figure. We enn iliow
you full description at our office. One fine
Alberto, mine for .alt. We can show you
omejspeclmens front the mine and can take
you to the property if you desire. Furnished
and unfurnished houses to rent.
JENKS & JENKS,
NO. 32 PATTON AVE.. ASHEVILLE.
MODEL CIGAR STORE.
I have added to my stock a
fine assortment of
SPORTING GOODS,
and a nl e Hue of
STATIONERY.
All of the latest Novels, MngiutiiH and
l'ei lodicalsof every description, monthly and
weekly.
17 PATTON AVENUE.
L. Blomberg, Prop
GENUINE AUSTRALIAN LENSES
MS
I am devoting all of my time to study of
the ryes and to the peculiar formation of the
lenses. I warrant all spectacles I furnish to
give entire satisfaction In all cases, and can
suit nny one on first cxnmiaatlon of thecyes
E. WEXLER,
NO. 17 NORTH MAIN ST., ASHEVILLE, N. C.
NORTH
CAROLINA
ROE HERRING.
Wo are now offering to our
trade a hiirli made ol rsew
e Herring, a choice quality
hich is difliniit to obtain
is the supply is limited.
POWELL & SNIDER
H. REDWOOD & CO.
Choice styles in High Grade
Clothing Mid Funi'shiiig
Goods for men and boys.
Choice styles in Dress Goods
and Silks of all grades.
Choice styles in High Grade
Hats, i ntis and Shoes.
Choice styles in Kid Gloves,
Parasols,' Corsets, Handker
chiefs Laces, Embroideries,
and general Sinallwares.
One Price System.
7 aud 9 Palfon Ave.
An Immense Audience Attends
Tlie First Service tu the Main
Bundling Last Fveuintf The
Lecture Tills Evening.
When Rev. A. C. Dixon, of lirooklyn,
N. Y., entered the pulpit oftlie l-irst Hap
tist church last evening he looked out
upon one of the largest audiences ever
assembled in Ashcvillc
Mr. Dixon's sermon was the fu st ser
vice held in the auditorium of the new
church. The pews had not been put in,
jet chairs made very comfortable substi
tutes. The pulpit was decorated with
potted plants and wild flowers, while
over the interesting scene light was
shed by the large combination cluindcl
liers. Mr. Dixon was introduced by Rev. J.
L. White. "He is 110 ttraugcr," Mr.
White said, "for wherever I go in Ashe
ville I find evidence of his good work
while pastor ol the church here."
Mr. Dixon read as a scriptuie lesson
Luke 14: 15 2, the parable ot the feast,
taking as his text the latter part of the
17th verse: "Come, for nil things are
now ready."
"Since I was here, ten years ago, "Mr.
Dixon said, "Many changes have been
made.- There arc changes in tlie peo
pie, in the streets, in the churches, in the
cemeteries Itt.it there has Iwcn no
change in the blessed gospel. It Is jus', the
same, anil 1 love it better than ever.
"isus broke up many funerals, but he
never broke up a least. He invites us to
the feast. He is a good caterer. The
manna fiom heaven is sweet. Pence has
been declared through Christ, and all we
have to do is accept the invitation.
What the unconverted man needs is to
know that peace is made lor him if he
ill accept it. II we reluse to accept this
i .vilntion, it is our lault, anil not God
"Von ought to use every particle of in
fluence you have. lint u we depend en
tirely on influence the devil will get us,
because his influence is greater than that
of a christian. We need something more
than influence. Christ was not a man ol
influence Nor was Paul .1 man of influ
ence. When 1 hear of a man of influence
in the church, 1 want to go back to the
returns and investigate. There is a slit
'lerenee between influence ami power
Tlicic arc many men of influence in t',i
church, because of their inoncv, position
etc., but there are not so in.inv men o
power. Our salvation depends upon
Christ but our power depends upon the
Hole Spirit.
"We have I he feast il we will just
ceo! il. Wc are servants sent out to
invite those already invited. It is the
mission of the church to take the genera
invitation to the world and make i
special to our brothers and neighbors.
Continue to tell of Christ until the pc
pic hear aud believe.
"It is almost impossible to reluse to
accept the invitation without tellin
be. 1 here is n he in each ol tlie excuses
offered to the master of the least. One
thing bothers me, and that is the polite
uess of these lellows who oiler excuses
for not ucccpliug the invitation. How
my heart aches when these polite fellow
maketlvir excuses! ml 1 expect some
arc ri'dit here tonight who have mad
their excuses lo me. The must awful
fact to me is that C.od will accept with
indignation these lying excuses. Yet II
lovintily reluscs to accept anv reason
for not accepting the invitation.
"We must go alter men who will rec
nize the need of salvation and come to
it. The Lord can love, no matter how
ugly or unlovely the object of His love.
"Arc you leasting now.' Have you
Ood 111 your heart? 1 oiler you the good
old gospel of Jesus Christ. Take il and
keep it always."
Mr. Dixon is n fluent speaker, of line
pulpit presence, and very favorably im
pressed the vast audience. At the close
of the service many of the members of
the church here under his ministrations
pressed around the pulp;t to shal.c his
hand.
The singing was led by a splendid
choir.
This evening Mr. Dixon icetuies in the
chi r. h on ths and moths of inlidil-
ity. One humlred seats have been re
served at $1 each. Tickets are on sale
at J. N. Morgan's book store. Tickets
for general admission are on sale at
Grant's and Kaysor & Smith's drug
stores. The lecture begins at SiIlO, and
it is expected that every scat will tic
filled.
Nl-:Vlli;lN WON'T IM.V.
KILLED BY GAS ! X PLOSION I DID II 15 TRY
lOKTV lJIilll' IHINJiltS IltV
PKOiiAiii.Y i-i-.uis:i::it
"(TO COMMIT SUICIDE?
Jeweler These paste diamonds
just as beautiful ns the real ones
they only last .1 short time.
Young Man Well, this engagement
only going to last a short time.
look
but
KAii.Kont mi.i;tin;
Another one ForNaturdav Morn-
I'lli al 11 O'clock.
The railroad coinmitUe appoiuten at
Saturday's mass meeting held a meet-
in the rooms of the Commercial club
this morning.
Gen. R. B. Vance presided, and those of
the committee present were, 0. S. Pow
ell, Natt Atkinson, T. C. Stames, M. 15
Carter, R. M. Purman, C. D. Ulnnton, J.
D. Prevard, T. II. Long.
On motion of R. M. Purman, J. P,
Kerr was chosen permanent secretary of
the committee.
G. S. Powell stated that he had writ
ten to gentlemen in Unstol and Ivliz
abethton, Tenn., and Iiurnsville, N. C,
isking their co-operation in making the
meeting nt hlizabcthton on une 8th
thoroughly representative. Capt. Atkin
son had also written a number of gen
tlemen with whom he was acquainted,
isking the favorable consideration of
the (picstion.
( u motion ol 1.11. Long the eliair
added lo the general committee the
names of C. V. Woolsey. maor ol
Kaniotli; Chas. McNamcc, mayor ol
Victori 1; W 15. llreesc. mayor of Kenil-
worth. and S II Hall, mayor ol West
Ashcvillc.
0.1 motion ol Natt Atkinson, every
member of the committee was author
ized to '.'-rile lo any one they might
think interested in thise railroads and
lay all replies before the lommitlcc when
meetings are held.
On motion the chair was uuihorircd
to appoint as one of the committee to
attend the meeting at plizahethton, any
one who will promise lo attend.
Geo. S. Powell was chosen vice ehair-
mnn to act in the absence of Gen. R. II
Vance.
On motion the mcelintr adiotirncd to
meet on Saturday at 1 1 o'clock, in lb'
rooms of the Commercial club. At this
meeting it is expected that much infor
mal ion ol importance will be ready Jor
submission to the committee.
It is expressly urged that every mem
her of the general committee and the sub
committees ol the various townships be
present at the meeting at 1 1 o clock.
I'o-.irteen Bodlet) Have Been l ak
011 Out The cause of the lixiilos
iou will Probably Ncer He
Known,
Rosi.vx, Washington, May 11. Yes
terday afternoon a terrible gas explos ion
occurred in the slope of mine No. 2 of the
Northern Pacific coal company. The
exact nature of the explosion, or the cir
cumstances that led to it wid probably
never be know u.
The Roslvn mine is one of the largest
in the state, supplying the western divis
ion of the Northern Pacific and Union
Pnciiie roads with coal, and has a capac
ity of 2,lHI0 tons per day.
At midnight fourteen bodies bad Ixcn
recovered bom the mine and -all were
identifnd. The work of recovery was
very slow on account of n large body ol
Kas'.
It ii now almost certain that every
man in the mine was killed and that
the dead will reach 4-.S.
AH OBSTRUCTIONISTS?
JliHUY HIMI'HUN I! F.KKOK.
Tlie Tbird Farlv Appears In a
New Wute.
Washington, May 11. In the houst
today Mr. Sayers, of Texas, presented
conference report on urgent deficiency
appropriation bill. Sayers explained
that the bill as agreed to appropriated
about $250,000 more thmi it carried
when it passed the house.
Mr. Dinglcy, of Maine said it was
true, but that the $250,000 was made
up principally of two items, which, had
thev been broiiLdit to the attention ol
the house would have been incorporated
in the bill when it was originally under
consideration. The conference report
was atrreed to.
RclUhoovcr of Pcnuvslvatiia demanded
the regular order. Mr. vVatson of Geor
gia appealed to him to withdraw that
demand in the interest ol fairness. There
seemed to be some misunderstanding be
twecn the two sides ol the house that
recognition should alternate, but the
third party, said Mr. Watson, received
no recognition. Although none of Us
members nad made objection to requests
for unanimous consent, he wanted to
et an opportunity to call up the resolu
tion requesting the wnvs ami means
committee to report the suD-trcasury
bill.
Mr. Ikltzhoovcr said he had called for
the regular order without reference to
any one or any measure. He thought
that the house should goon with us reg
ul.'ir business.
Mr. Watson gave notice that hercaltcr
alliance members would object lo all re
quests for unanimous consent and he
enuihasized this notice by obiecting to
Uolman s request that the can 01 me
committees be dispensed with.
Under the call several bills were re
ported.
The house then went into committee
oftlie whole on the sundry civil appro
priation bill.
TMOl'SANB KKtis OF I'OWDKH
The train which leaves the Ashtvillc
depot at :i:(l5 was rounding the bend
yesterday when a man rushed to the
platform and jumped off. His rash
act created great excitement among
the other passengers they all thought it
was a case of suicide Ladies fainted,
men rushed to the platloim expecting to
see his mangled form upon the track,
but the fact was he had forgotten to put
his bottle of "Himeombe Pills" in his
satchel and would not start on his jour
ney without them. Hetookgrcatchanccs,
but he might have taken greater.
GRANT'S PHARMACY.
In purchasing medicines don't try ex
periments the first and only consider-
ition should be aenuincss. lluneomoe
Sarsauarill.t has stood the test of several
years aud today it is in greater demand
than ever. Over live hundred bottles
Id this spring, a triumphant proof of
popular approval. For sale at
GRANT'S PHARMACY.
BUNCOMBE LIVER PILLS arc mild,
yet efficient; do not cause pain or gripe,
and act upon the liver and bowels.
they are especially valuauie as alter
dinner pills, and readily cure constipa
tion and costiveness, nausea, distress in
the stomach, etc.
Thev are purely vegetable and we be
lieve they are the best family pill yet pre
pared a lid offer them with crfcct confi
dence, believing that whenever used it
will lie with the happiest results.
lry them and ludge lor yourscll. l-oi
sale only at
GRANT'S PHARMACY.
Coiim Hsmai. I.lvniiiHtoiiv Nays
the South Will be Democratic
Washington, May S. Congres'inan
Livingstone, of Georgia, who was for
nurly a prominent figure in the southern
alliance movement, but who has adhered
to his allegiance to the democrat ie party
declares that the third party claims ol
carrying any southern seat are absurd
"Mr. Simpson, 1 see, said he today
' has stated that the convention at Bir
mingham oftlie presidents of the south
ern alliance organizations declared 111
favor of supi orting the third party
ticket. Mr. Simpson is saillv in error
He evidently hasn't read the platform
adopted.
' It expressly savs the alliance shall
keep out ot politics. The south will be
solidly democratic Tbeie need be no
doubt about that. Any one who makes
any other ca'eulations w ill find liimseli
badly fooled. There is no doubt that
there is a stiong third party organiza
tion in the sonih, especially in Georgia,
but it will not be able to carry any
state. .. . V orld.
ni:;koi.h starving.
"SYKUP OF TAR AND WILD CHER
RY" as manufactured at Grant's Phar
macy is the best cough medicine you can
use for yourscll or your children it is a
positive cure and we guarantee it to con
tain no opiates iu any form, it is entirely
harmlees. For sale only at
GRANT'S PHARMACY.
Years ago eople regarded cold cream
and camphor ice as the ultimatums for
chapped hands and all similar skin trou
bles, many persons find that the applica
tion ot either of them aggravates their
trouble. To such "CAMPHO-GLYCER-1NE
COMPOUND" is a boon it is a pos
itive cure for chapped hands, dialing,
sunburn, etc., and an elegant face dress
ing alter 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 greasv or sticky. For sale
only at
GRANT'S PHARMACY.
Physicians orders promptly filled and
delivered free of charge to any part ot the
the city.
GRANT'S PHARMACY,
Hurled From Cars by a Collision
But Did Not Explode.
Wilmington, Del., May 11. A freight
train composed of ten cars, some of
which were loaded with 10,000 kegs ol
powder, collided in Greenville, last
evening.
The powder train was thrown from
the track and the engine and cars rolled
down an embankment. The cars were
completely wrecked and every keg of
powder was broken open, but there was
no explosion.
The lailuic of the powder to explode is
regarded us almost miraculous. Had it
exploded, loss of life and great destruc
tion of property would undoubtedly
have resulted. Tlie damage amounts to
bout $8,000.
TI1K CONFFUKRATF. FI.AU.
80
,
STILL IN THE RING.
R. B. NOLAND & SON,
GROCERS,
No. ai N. Maiu Street,
Wish tu announce the .fact that they are
sole r gents for thi-Snrtanluii steam baked
bread, the only first class bread 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 arc wholesale and re
tail dealers la potatoes, apples, onions, and
all kinds of country produce. Everything
kept that Is usually found in a first class
grocery store.
LET. US
HAVE YOUR ATTENTION
JUST ONE MOMENT.
We ore cloning out
BUllT'S SHOES
nt 0 per cent, cli count.
11UKH IS A SlMANDIll CHANCE l'OK YOU
A I'INK I.INR 111'
Trunks and Satchels
JUST MvOIilV ir).
Call aud See l or Yourself.
HATS, UMBRELLAS, HIDING
LEGGINGS. BTC.
THE SHOE STORK.
WEAVER & MYERS,
tlie Asbevlllcs Will Conte-ht
Wltli tlie Wake Forests.
15. II. Fulenwidcrleft this morning for
Chnilotte, where he goes to make ar
rangements for the accommodation of
the Ashcvillc football team which will
go to Charlotte to play the Wake Forest
am. The Asm-vines nave been expect
ing to play the Ncwhems, but that team
now objects to plaving for the purse of
$2o0, ns that would interfere with their
standing as amateurs.
This fact was communicated 111 a tele
gram yesterday from H. D. Latta, of the
Charlotte liotli ftiay committee. An
affirmative reply was' soon sent to Mr.
nttn. and the Ashcvillc boys will go to
Charlotte loaded to kick Wake Forest.
FOR A NEW CHURCH.
an I'nttou Avenue.
Ashivlllc, N. C
Oklahoma Territory Docs Not
Hull the Klack Man.
Wichita, Kan.. May 11. A fearful
state ol destitution and starvation ex
ists among the negro colonists scattered
through the "Black lack country
around lCintifisher, 0. T. It is said
shere are fiOO or GOO families with star-
itioii starimr them in the face. The
ncurocs blame the men who organized
the colonies 111 the sotilli, anil cnargc
them with misappropriating the funds,
which, it was thoucht, would tide the
immigrants over till they could raise
cron.
An urticul anneal nas uccn maue 10
Governor Seay throughE. P. McCobc,
colored, ex-auditor ot this state,
DID NOT INSTRUCT.
Action of Quarterly conference ol
Central 91. F. cliurcb, (south.
At it meeting of the quarterly confer
ence of Central M. 1!. church, south, held
yesterday, the question of the erection of
11 new church edifice was discussed at
considerable length. The board of stew
ards df Central church is unanimous in
thinking that the building should be con
structcd, mid steps will be taken at
once to ascertain the sentiment of the
conLircL'ation on this matter.
The lollowii.g were appointed delegates
to the district conlcrcnce at Old Fort, in
idy: W. II. Pcnland, II. A. Gudger,
Fitch Tnvlor and T. C. Smith; alter
nates, H. E. Atkins. , 1-. lomlinson, b.
Stikeleatlur and W. K. Whitson.
laced Under Hie United States
Flan In a West Virginia Town.
CliARi.i-sroN, W. Va., Mavll. At the
confederate memorial services today a
battle-scarred conlcdcratc flag was run
up underneath the United States flag
hich spanned the main street near the
court house, home citizens, including
union veteran soldiers, said that it should
come down.
The confederate veterans said that it
should remain and warned those who
wished the flag removed not to touch il
but to let it alone.
The council of cooler heads of both
bands prevailed and the Hag was allowed
to remain till late in the afternoon, when
it was removed. The exercises were held
in the cemetery.
THIi OI.COTT PLAN.
New Hampshire Democrats.
Concohii, N. II., Mav 1 1. The demo
cratic state convention to choose dele
gates to the Chicago convention was
called to order at 1 1 o'clock today by
the Hon. John P. Hnrtlclt, of Manches
ter, chairman of the state committee.
The officers and committees selected at
the meeting of the state committee last
night were elected officers of tho? conven
tion by acclamation.
Connecticut Delegates Will 1
Free lo Cliicaico.
Ni:v Havi-n, Ct, May 11. The demo
cratic convention assembled here yester
day did not instruct its delegates, but
adopted the following:
"Wc applaud the integrity, statesman-
shin and lottv patriotism of the adminis
tration of Grover Cleveland. We thank
the true democratic representatives of
this stale in the present congress for their
devotion to the principles ot sound finance
and tan 1 iilorm, and wc pledge them
onr honest support."
Broke Into a Ueoritiu Bank
Charlotte. N.C , Mavll. At Toccoa
Gn.. burclars broke into the Toccoa
bank. They killed James Cnrter, watch
man. crushing in his bead with n crow
bar. They lailed to rob the bank. Sev
eral parlies arc under, arrest on suspi
cion.
Robbed of NotlilUK
Ki:ipiNi;, Cnl., May 11. The Kcddin;
and Weavcrville stage was robbed last
nieht bv two masked men about one
mile from Redding. The robbers got
aw av witk the express box, but it con
tained no treasure.
RATHER UNUSUAL
IS TIIU VARIETY DISPLAYED
IN MY STOCK.
It' it embraces sonic things vou don't want, it
certainly embraces everything vou do in that
line. It includes a large liue of
NECKWEAR,
All f-f them dainty in design and many of
them absurdly low in price. When it
conns to Shirts, Collars. Cull's,
Underwear and Hose,
wc are in it.
MEN'S HATS AND MEN'S SHOES
IN GR13AT VARIETY.
F. E. MITCHELL,
MEN'S OUTFITTER,
28 Patton Ave. Ashcvillc, N. C.
1TI
It Does Not !eet Willi Favor lu
Kentucky.
Lofisviixu, Ky., May 11. The bond
holders here of the Louisville Southern
railway reluse to accept the plan ol re
organization of the Richmond Terminal
as proposed under the Olcott committee,
and not 6ne bond has yet been turned in
as reuiiestcd. They sav they will hold
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Geor
gia to its guarantee of 5 per cent. on the
Louisville Southern.
S. M Felton, vice president of the
Eeast Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia,
when here last week said the Louisville
Southern would be scaled from 5 to 4
per cent, and extra stock issued to make
good the difference.
Baptists at Nashville Next.
Atlanta, May 11. Yesterday was the
last day ol the Southern Baptist conven
tion. There was a lively discussion over
the subject of women preachers. At the
afternoon session standing boards were
announced. A resolution against the
oncniiiLT of the World's Fair on Sunday
was adopted. The next convention will
meet nt Nashville May 12, 189-1.
THE BEST-
-ANU-
-PRKTTHS9T
LOW PRICED TABLEWARE
ON THE Ul tRKET.
J. If. LAW.
A Cholera Epidemic at Cabul.
London, May 11. A despatch from
Cabul, capital of Afghanistan, slates
that there is a cholera epidemic in that j
citv. The Ameer lias withdrawn from
his palace and is residing in a camp that j
has been established outside the walls. 1 57 and S9 SOttth Halt Street.
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