A1S1IEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN : MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8. 1802.
WAS RELEASED DY DEATH
WM. M. HIIELTON UI1CS IN MAD
ISON JAIL,.
Ilia Trial for the Murder ol t;mul
Tweed Was (ioiuig Ou at Jlar
Hhall Hlrlckeu Uy Heart IMS
ease, He Dies in Five Hours.
Readers of Tin; Qtizbn will remember
that ou Friday morning of List week the
trial of Win. M.Sheltuii, fur imiiler,was
begun in Madison county court, in ses
sion at Marshall.
On Saturday afternoon, at the close of
the second day of the trial, when omit
adjourned until Monday, Sheltoii com
plained that he was sulVeriiiK from heart
trouble. lie was taken to the jail, placed
in bis cell, and a physician scut lor.
Shelton, rcalizint; he was a very sick
man, requested that his wife be sum
moned. His request was granted. When
Mrs. Shelton reached his side Shelton
(old her the cause of his illness and said
he did not want her to think that his
death, if death occurred, was caused I'.i
fear of the outcome of the trial.
Mrs. Shelton and the physician re
mained with the sick man, and did cur y
tiling possible to relieve him. but lie lap
idly fjrew worse, until about 1 1 o'clock,
when he died.
1 lie crime lor winch Million was. on
tt ial lor his life was coinniitU'd on Sun
day, liiue 111, this year, and ncciincd in
the road ou Spill Corn creek, Madison
county. The murdered man was Gram
Tweed, Shelton shooting him ihioinih
the neck with a bullet Iroui a pistol.
Heath ensued instantly. The cause o!
the murder was -in old jjnidc.
Shelton escaped, but was captured in
(ireeneville, Tcuii. lie was extradited
and brought to Marshall, w here liis trial
bewail on h'riday, as staled, la the pros
ecution Solicitor Jones was assisted by
Moody & l.each of Wavuesvillc and
Omljicr S: Martin ol Aslicvdlc. Shelton
was defended by Gudv"cri: I'i itchard and
J. M. (iudj;crt jr., of Ashcville.
Shelton was about la years old. IK
served in the I'liion army -ind w as a
Vuitrd- States pensioner, lie leaves a
wife and several children.
shot m.i.ow Tin; i;vi-..
Accident to Uev. lr W. A, Nelson
at Oi-caii View.
The Wilmington Star of Saturday con
tains this account ol an accident to Key.
l'r. W. A. Nelson, lorinciiy pastor of the
First liaptisl church, Ashcville:
"Hurin the concert of the Second Kci;
iincnt band at i ccan V iew yesterday, the
Key. V. A. Nelson, li. i., an eminent
"aptist divine, met with an accident
which came near beiiiK ' serious one. lie
was s'-.-indin at the northeast corner ol
the pa -ilioti when he was struck with a
bullet iioui an air-yun, which had glanc
ed from a target ol the shooting nailery
just north of the pavilion. I'pon exami
nation it was found that the bullet had
entered just below the i iirlit eye. A
youni; man standing near picked it out
with his knife. Altlrmh the accident
was pa i n I ii I and came very near lieinr a
serious one, I ir. Nelson did not complain
and took the train ior his hoarding
house at Wrihtsvillc."
Tin: Cmr:s's correspondent at
Wrihtsville writes that Ir. Nelson is
improving rapidly.
Ki:i.i- VOl 11 IlAUIi:l.S M I. I,.
Till-IIlowouls oil the IMie Line
Cause Trouble.
Supci iuteiident Inleives notice that
the city water supply is to be cut oil this
cvcniny at 7 o'clock. It will be turned
on early tomorrow morning. Tlie super
intendent says this cutting off is made
necessary by the blowing out ol the
packing in some of the pipe joints east ol
the stand-pipe. The riniii of the lire
alarm as a means of iiolilviiii; water con
sumers of the cut tins otV w as considered,
but abandoned as liable to cause confus
ion in the lire department.
Mr. Intilc warns all consumers to be on
the lookout, at least during the hot
term, as one of these blowouts may ren
der thecuttin off ol the supply necessary
at any lime.
livery precaution should be taken
against wasting water.
ui-'i' rou ;ki:i;nhkoiio.
Ileleuates to tlie State Alliance
Leave Today.
Col. Tims. H. I.on' and W. 1. Weaver
left today for Greensboro, to attend the
meeting of the state fanners' alliance,
which occurs tomorrow. They were
joined here by Kcv. John Amnions, wdio
will attend the meeting as a delegate
from the Madison county alliance.
L'ol. Loiiu and Key. Amnions will
Ho from Greensboro to Kalecjh, w here
they will attend the state people's party
convention, on the Hilh. Col. I.onx
says Kev. Amnions will y;o before that
convention lor the nomination on the
state ticket as superintendent of public
instruction.
coi. tni;vi;s,
HIS
Appointments Tor eipeeelies
I'll lo AukiisI IS.
Col. R. S. Chevcs, national proiiibition
organi.er, addressed u large assemblage
at Weaverville, in the college, on Satur
day evening. Last evening he lectured
at the First M. F. church, this city.
This morning Col. Chevcs went out to
Pigeon River, where he spoke today.
His appointments up to August 18 are
ns follows : August 1), Wavuesvillc; 10,
Clyde; 11, Webster; 12, Franklin; 13,
Havcsville; 15, Murphy; Hi, liryson City;
17, Candler; 18, West Ashevillc. On the
latter date Col. Chevcs will speak in
Heaver's hall, and- a barbecue will lie
Hiven those who attend the speaking.
Tlie urlclt I'avlmt.
J. R. Ontcs, of the paving firm of Webb,
Dates, Eskridgc & Co., tells Tifii Citizkn
that 50,000 brick were shipped from
Kobbins, Tcnn., on the :td inst. to be
used on Ashcville pa.ving. A bill was
also received Friday for 1,500 feet of
curbing, from Klbertou, Ga. The con
tractors hope to hirve no more trouble
nbout Retting mntei iul.as shipments are
to be made regularly.
Report of Interments.
According to the report of Superintend
ent W. S. Cornell, of Riverside cem
etery, there were 18 interments in that
cemetery during the month of July. Of
these 9 were white and 9 colored. The
causes of each were: Cholera iufantum,
2; consumption, 2; chronic diarrh.va, 1;
tvpbold fever, 1; acute gastritis, 1 ; dys
entery, 1; inunitiod, 2; tuberculosis, 1;
unknown, 1; other causes, 0. .
Teaetaera' Association.
The first quarterly meeting of thcDun
conibe county teachers' association will
be held in the Orange street graded
school on Saturday morning, August 27,
at 10:30 o'clock. There will be inter
estinff discussions participated iif by
County Superintendent Way, Prof. P. I'.
Cloxtoo and others.
AROUND TOWN.
I
Washington, August S I necast nil
'. in. Fair; vntinbtc winds.
G. G. I.vn.di of Florence, S. l,
today.
here
S. Gallcrt of Thermal City is in Ashi
vilie ou business.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Charles ol Mur
anton arc at the Swaniianoa.
II. It. Woodward of St. Augustine,
ITa., is in Ashcville ou a pleasure trip.
A. II. Cobb left the city today for a
three weeks' trip to the coast of Maine.
Miss Dora llarwald of Atlanta, Ga., is
visiting relatives at 41i French liroad
avenue.
Internal revenue collections fcr the
Filth North Carolina district Saturday
were Sa.OT'J.Ul.
The Sunday school of ltethel M . li.
ehurcli, south, will picnic at the Sulphur
Springs tomorrow.
"Miss lileanor Havwood returned
from Ashcville yesterday," says the Kal
cijjli News and (ibserver.
Tomorrow evening the l.yccuui will
discuss "The labor (piestiou." Xcno
Smith -a-ill be the lending speaker.
Miss licllc lVrkius, id Richmond, is the
uuest ol Mrs. K. A. Scott and Mrs l'r.
S. C. McGilvra, "IS Chestnut strict.
John V. Ilcciinans and Miss l.ottie
llicriuans, ol Key Wist, 1'la., arc at the
Swaimatioa lor a stay ol several days.
The Kpworlh League moulhly busi
ness meeting will be held lhi- evening at
s:l!i) ia the leetuic room ol Central
cliiircb.
Miss l.illic Whitted and her niece, Miss
Sadie Farrow, alter spending a week in
the city, returned to llcndcrsonvillc this
morning.
Miss licllc I. a., iron of Savannah, Ga ,
a singer of considerable reputation, is
visiting Mrs. N. bmanucl, I'Jt French
liroad avenue.
MY.J Fltu Justice, who has been visit
ing hei stcr, Mrs. T. K.l'avis, in Wash
ingtoii, ). I. ., tor the past tea mouths,
returned to the city on Saturday.
A handsome picccof tiling wi.i k is that
put down by C. li. Moody in the en
trance to the Soudlev building, coiner
I'atton avenue and Church slieet.
J. T. Ilostie, the I'atton avenue mer
chant, has sent '1 in-: Cl n.v.K a very neat
Cleveland and Stevenson badge. Pic
tures of the candidates adorn the badge.
The Kogersville, Tcnn., Review prints
this: Will A. Illair. of Ashcville, N. C,
lelt for his home Wednesday alter a
week's visit on business ' I at this place.
Mrs. John Van l.andingliam, Ralph
Van l.andiiighain and Miss llat'.ic tin
ol Charlotte spent yesterday at the
Swauiianoa, on their way to Wavuesvillc.
Mrs. l'r. I. R. Spciuht and little
daughter of Norfolk, Va., are visiting
Mrs. Speight's father-in-law, J. A.
Speight, 1'. !., Xn. ;! Charlotte street.
In Recorder Miller's court this morn
ing four drunks paid So each, one drunl
$;i, four colored lighters So each, and a
white woman lor disorderly conduct, So.
Total lines S is.
The material for i'iving between the
rails of the Ashcville street railway on
I'atton avenue, has bien placed ou the
ground. The limit for the work is Au
gust It, tomorrow.
A number 'of stalks of corn have
grown up through the granite paving on
market place. It would seem Irom this
thai tin. paving is not progressing any
more rapidly than it should.
Fvcrv one w ho has a relic or any kind
of curiosity that will be ol iuleiest is re
quested to take it to the Centennial mu
seum, No. IS court place, and place it on
exhibition during the Centennial.
Alex. Webb, the agent of that well
known insuraneeeompauv, the Washing
ton Life, New York, has opemd his office
in room a llariiaid building. Mr. Webb
is know n by the people of Ashcville to be
thoroughly reliable, and as his company
is among the very best, lie ought to re
ceive his full share of Asheville's business.
Mis advertisement will be found in an
other column.
IN THi: UI-.AI.TY YVOUI.O.
Wliatis TrauspirliiK tlie Way
of Iiirl Transactions.
The following deeds have been lilid i'l
Register Mackey 's olliee:
J. M. W'cstall and wile to M. A.
Weir, lot on Callow bee Place,
KlUxlCl) feet S l.i!UU
J. 11. Hostic and others to litis
A. Miller, H parcels of land in
Ramoth Fl.oiin
J. It. liostic and others to Fllcn
P. Miller, lot in Kamoth
J. T. Itostic and wife to li. T., I.
F. and K. G. Rhiuehardt, i
acics in West Ashevillc
l.iM.ni
00
WOl'I.U I.KAN UN IT.
Tliat's Wliy I'otHuiHSter faiuion
mid lite Kallliiic Taken iiown.
Postmaster Cannon tells Tin; Cituln
his reason for ttikiugdown the barb wire
and railing nlon the Haywood street
approach to the government building
was thai the putting up of the wire did
not accomplish the desired end keeping
people Iroui IcaniiiKon the railing. They
could not sit on the railing, but they
would lean upon it and the postmaster
concluded that it would be better to re
move the railing altogether. HL' w'"
not, he says, erect anything to take the
place of the railing.
Ullmore's Hand.
Patrick Sarsficld Gilmorc, the head ol
the famous Oilmore's band, is in cones
nondence with Manager I. P. Sawyer,
of the Grand opera house, looking to the
appearance here dining the coming sea
son of his band. H it comes Ashevillc
people will enjov a tr.'at indeed.
Tlie Bui I'oudre!
It is hoped that the bnl poudre lo be
given at the llattery i'ark August 12,
will be a grand success. All citizens and
visitors ol Ashevillc nrc most cordially
invited. Admission $1. Tieketsat Kay
sor & Smith's and llattery Park.
License lo Wed.
Register Mackey has issued license to
wed as follows:
Samuel Johnson and Klla Avery, of
Uuncombe; colored.
George Hcnsley of Madison, mid Re
becca lHickner of buncombe; white.
Fraiicl Wlllard's Mother Dead"
CiiiCac.o, August H. Mrs. Mary B.
Willnrd, mother of Francis E. Willard,
died in Kvanston shortly niter midnight.
She was eighty-eight years of age.
Picnic parties on u lark,
Take Dummy line to Sunset Park.
To Advertiser.
T' insure change of adyertisemenU
running on regular contract, copy mi
be handed in by 10 o'clock a. m.
Grandest views ir all this land,
. Points on Dummy line command. .;
CiAl.A I.Y AT eilll-.I.HY.
Two Tliuusand I'eoplc Out lu
Hear Carr, Jarvls and I ilrmail.
Smci.iiY, N. C , Aug. S. Special. At
least two thousand people were present
at the democratic inci ting today, many
ol whom had heretofore been considered
members of the third party, ltifore the
speaking many of these, including the
straight democrats, called upon
.Mr. Carr at Ins hotel. It is
apparent that the third party is weaken-1
iug in Cleveland count v. The next gov
ernor F.lias Carr made an able sieccli, to
which close attention was paid and
which was Honderlully cflcclivr. Fx
Gov. Jarvis is now ilelivei ii:g one ol the
strongest speeches ol the cam
paign, which is evidently telling. K. M.
I'tiniiaii will speak next.
. . FuUiiwider.
'MA V HI-:" III.AUl) 1UII.1I.
-Sen a lor Hill May Take Hie Nlliinp
lor Cleveland.
Ni:w II.WliN, August S. In an iulei
icv with a reporter Senator Hill who
arrived yislerday said: "Fnfortiinalely
our party missed Mr. C Iceland. While
we arc in liii.'zai d Hay, he was in New
York."
When asked the piobable chauecs for
Cleveland's success this fall, he said : "I
chink the chances are in lavor ol a demo
cratic victory, but there are a great
many considiialions lo be taken into
account."
W hen asked il lie would take the slump
himself, he said: "I have not vet de
cided, but shall probably be heaid from
later."
Hotel Arrivals.
i.7e A' ci.-J. M. Xnchary, Thus. A.
Gregg, J. M. I.eaeh. N. C; Miss Ruther
ford, Tcnn.; W F, Guthrie, Kansas; W.
S. W ilson, Ga ; A. 1). Shuping, N. C; W.
II. Howe and wile, N. V.; II. J. F.lmoie,
N. C; W. S. llarnard, N. C; G.W. Swain,
Va ; li. F. Gibbous, II. I,a Plant, Chicago;
Geo. II. l'.ates, Alabama; l. M. I.afetlc,
Tennessee; W. Knight, Riclmioml; J.
F. Aberncthy, Cineiimiili; F. F. Soutli
worth, New York; S. F. Johnson, Phila
delphia; lion. Juo. C. Ilouk, Knoxville;
il. M. Chaoin, Miehigan; Rev. li. M.
Monroe and family, Arkansas; T. P. Wil
son, Pakota; V. li. Low, Nashville
Tcnn.; Mrs. M. M. Anderson, Nashville
Tcnn.; Mrs. W. I.ow, Nashville, Tcnn.;
Mis. W . T. Anderson, Nashville, Tcnn.
American l.ltt-ratiire Lectures
I ! v Miss Clau lia Stuart, principal of the
Washington 1 eniale Seminary, Washing
ton, I . C. T'ne first lecture in Ashevillc will
be given at the battery Park hotel Fri
day, August l'J, Iroui to Ic.to p. in
I ickets loi the course ol eight lectures
:.", half the course S:i, two lectures
SI To. Tickets may !.' obtained at the
olliee of the battery Park hotel, and also
bv applying W Miss Stuart,!!! Hav
wood street, and to Miss Hatch, Ashc
ville library.
et Into the I'rocesslon.
There is enj.ivnieiit unspeakable for all
who visit tlx Phonograph Parlors on
North Court Place. There is not a better
place in Ashcville in which to spend
hail hour and a few nickels. This is the
unanimous verdict rendered by the l ar
lor's patrons. Join the procession.
Mollct.
Ml parties who expect to cuter in the
tournament or for the races this week
are requested to call a', once ou F. It. At
kiuson, court place.
77jc Dummy Line, l.'jose cjr'irmi'ig n'cs
On Sunset Mountain's lluwcrv sides '
It u Ticket iiroker, Member ol
Aiiierlean Tlekel liroker Assoeia
lion. Clarke, tiraiul Central Hotel
Crystal sn'ig, pny 'iliim liiniHiiiu,
iHiiiiiiiv I.im-tu Sunset Mountain.
Index lo Mew Advertisements.
I'i it n i C i ticn lliliee,
l.usT - I C.iioi' street
I...S r Henry Kulwnoil.
I nn Sai.i: ii. W. 1'ititon.
NiiTler: p.-MC M. Morgan.
Aki: Yoi Ini Hiai Alt Wcl'tt.
l-'tiK Sai.k 117 South Main Stmt.
I'l. AC K v i: l.l.'s 111 kii .M I'-t l.l. Ttm i co.
IIiU'Mi At loot of Miitnrv Park lull, n
JL buneh ol keys, llwntreuu Kit s.-one ly
ipiilvnlK at the Cltutii (anec.
IlllKSll 1 1
T 1 1ST A cum', lielit I'olnrril nnil rutin
li hirc, w it !i u silii-r linnd, nuitle of lane.
t-uutitl a in-ciuus stane.
au.-d 1 1 llbNUV KIII'W'ilHll.
,t)K SALIi One mokim; tovi .'in it a k-w
pieces ut furniture. Apply fur live
li. ,1 111 .l AI."S S I t bit, 1 .
IJIOK SA A Spani' li l'onv
1m v.
D vcars old; m'title. suitable fur riding or
ilum;fi r lady's use. 1'riec low. Call at
li. W. I'atton s Livery Stit1tv. aiiKd:it
I CST I )
J to Hot
ars ioin; from (.rivc street
ilrl Iklinoiil or in hotvl ur L'rniiniN.
t wiatrd khIiI limist pin with prurl set, Kt'
waul it u-titrtKil lo l-(iruve trcvt-auHU.'-.t'
Notice.
I'o tlu" Voters of UunidinliC Countv :
1 lu'irltv amioiMK-c mysclt a caiitliihttc for
the ollici' ol Sin-1 itl of Hunt'oailif louuty. stilt
ju t to the a tion of the ilcmocratir nonij.
nn tin k t on vent ion, ond t articstly reitK-Ht
my many irk nils to aid inc in atiuniiK the
aoniinatiua.
Very respectfully,
atiKdtsepia JliSSli M. MORGAN.
ItlattrcsHcs Ucnovatcd
liseellently, itia to new, nt families'
reseiliiueH liv a liuropean in first-elans style
'1 i ks ek-atieil or new -huh furnished when
required; k,,0,1 referenew tit fuinilien in city
with whom I have done work Hatinfaetorily;
prices very moderate; orders from the coun
try punctually attiutlcd to. Address
JAM IvH I'UX,
MaltrePs Maker, Aslieville,
Room li.'t Hurnard ituildinK, or this olliee.
Oh,HowMiHeauAcs
To tlioso who linvo over
sufl'erpil with ii Hick or ner
vous headache, or subject to
neuraltria, and have never
tried t he great BpecifiV,
ANTICEPHALALGINE,
We extend nn invitation to
call at our soda counter
when suffering, and aak for
a dose FREE. This is one
of the best remedies of the
age; has no bad after effects.
25 and 50tH. per bottle.
Wholesale agenta
KAYSOR& SMITH
DOWN THEY GOME
BIG DISCOUNT ON
China
.NI
Japan
Mattings,
REFRIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS
AT
W. B. WILLIAMSON & CO.,
FURNITURE AND CARPET STORE,
16 I'atton Avciiuc,Aslicvillc, N. C.
WHITLOCK CLOTHING HOUSE.
Corner Main and Eagle Streets,
ASHKVILLE, N. C
Wo null lino ready niadiM-lotliinj;' and guiitu' uut lor wear.
Our stock is always liiryo hocauso often roplonishcd with
latest noveltii's. Loiijroxperionci' in handling fine men's
wear, of all kinds, gives us superior advantages over all
competitors. We have the
tidious dressers Everything
class in manufacture ami lit.
and low. We carry sizes that
We make clothing to order
any in the world. We invite
for sizes they can't get elsewhere.
In hats we carry Dunlap and other leading make's.
In shirts we claim Ihe host in the known world,
tin; ''Manhattan." Everything that is required in
a first class men's and hoys' outfitting establishment can
he had of us in t-ame grades as in the most pretentious
houses in any state.
THE WHITLOCK CLOTHING HOUSE.
Telephone No. 10N.
blair k Mcdowell,
UNDERTAKERS AND
CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK.
No. 45 Pattern Avenue, Aslieville, N. C,
OPl'OSITK CUDKCH STRBKT,
DAY CALL NO. 75 TELEPHONE NIGHT CALL NO. 65,
KING'S WINDSOR ASBESTOS CEMENT
FOR PLASTERING
In its mixed form is sujteriur to all other plaster, because, being mixed by machinery, the
only thiHK eft to the judgment of the man ut the mortar bed is the riht quantity of wa
ter. H mnLci walls and ceilings more elastic thnn any other material known fut plaster
ing. The Asiestofl used renders the macrial a great protection against fire, and deadens
sound. The extreme density of the Ctmcnt reu tiers it vermin and germ proof. It will not
chip or pit. It is free lrom acid. It dries out from three to five weeks quicker than lime or
huir mortar. No action takes place after setting, which is a matter of two or three hours
only. Frost or water will not injure the work
that ceilings well soaked from any cause will dry out us strong as ever. Falling ceilings
arc unknown, and the plastering will last us loiu as the building itself. It can be finished
in any way of which ordinary plastering is capable Wutta and ceilings made from this
material ure second to nouc; and, considering the advantages named, the excess of cost
above lime and hair is a small mutter. The best and most convenient article known for
mull jobs and patching.
C. K. MOODY,
Sole Agent for Ashevillc and Viojuity.
Wim house near freight depot; telephone 73; office 'M I'atton Avenue; telephone 0.
S. R. KEPLER,
FINE GROCERIES.
53 soutii:main street.
GRAIN AND FEED STORE
G7 IVortH 3Xiiin Street.
We carry the largest, fresheat and mt
damaged, muity, rat eaten ttoek aeeumulatci, We keep It motlng, coming and goina.
Our sales in Jnly doubled any month since we commenced business. Oar warehouses on
North Main and Water streets, together with storage house oa track, gire all dYOO
tages la haadllng both la and ent of the city. Enquire for prices before buying.
Respectfully,
C. S. COOPER
Telephone No. 67,
tit
right stock for the most fas
we sell is warranted first
Our prices are legitimate
cannot he had elsewhere
on short notice as perfect us
orders from clothing dealers
FURNITURE DEALERS.
alter it Is once set. lixpcrience has shown
atoek of Fred in Western North Carolina. No
AshcvUle, N. C.
ASHEVILLE ICE AND COAL COMPANY.
DAILY CAPACITY 35 TONS.
PURE - DISTILLED - WATER - ICE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Bc&t Anthracite and JclHco Coal and Coke.
ASHEVILLE - MILLING - COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS
Roller King, lilcctrlc Light, Carolina Belle, Choice Vru
ham Flour, Corn Meal. Corn Choptt.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CORN AND OATH.
Telephone Nos. 36 and 40. No. 30 Pattou Avcnuv.
CAROLINA WINE AND LIQUOR STORES,
NO. 19 NORTH MAIN AND 7
-I o
Kccp In stuin "Muunt Vermin," "Canaillan Cluli," and (Mil Hukrr Kjc Wlilnkfrn. 7 hc
Wines, llrnndki. Ikrr, Ale nnil Stout for feinlly uw, All Riiuila ililivt rid ti t'v. Ale mid
I'ot trr on draught, UntrrnniT No. Ill North Main uml "Vi CoIUkc utm tii. Tilcpliom'
No. K.2.
r. S.: On aii'l nl'lcr May nth 1 will ncnil ntnU'inent of urvminU by mull to p;irlun In.
debted to inc if not settled hy that time. KcsiK'cllully,
PROPRIETOR CAROLINA SALOON.
WE LEAD; OTHERS FOLLOW.
THE
THIS PLACIJ
LACES, HAMBURG EDGINGS
AND ALL
Dress Trimmings, Dry Goods, Notions,
Hardware, Stationery, Toilet Soaps, Window Shades, Curtain
Poles, Picture Frames, Rugs, Door Mats, Etc.
LAKGl- STOCK OF KWllONS, LATEST STYLUS. UYUKYTJIlSt: IS GOING
AT YUKY LOW I'KICUS i'OR TIIU NUXT :iti DAYS IN OKDUK
TO MA KU ROOM FOR OUR FALL STOCK.
REMEMBER THE PUCE NO. 15 S. MAIN STREET.
OWENS & JElSTKZIIISrS-r
IS RESERVED FOR
E.B.BARNUM&CO,'S
ANNOUNCEMENT OF
OUR
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COMMENCES
MONDAY.
All Summer Goods Mast Go at Some Price.
MTMNATJRR'S
IS TIIE PLACE TO DO THE BALANCE OF YOU It
SUMMER SHOPPING.
Our prices nre as dilapidated as the avenue
A 4. W 4 J J. a. a
ill presents mMrt. w yuur micrcM uuu
visit our store early and often
tliecomlrg week
MIMNAUGH,
No. ix Patton Ave. Aslieville. N. C.
AND 71-2 COLLEGE STS.
I-
k:eit
TO BUY YOUK-
KINDS OF-
Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Valises, Tinware,
Space
SALE