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THE IMPROVEMENT FUND
HOW IT IS AFFECTED DV EX
ISTING CONTRACTS.
When tUe Board Gets Tlirouuli
With Depot, North ami South
Main Streets and Pattern Avenue
It Will be Some (ii,ooo Short
Figures of vorv great interest to all
citizens of Agheville interested in tlie im
provement work are those sulmiitted re
cently to the Joint Board of Aldermen
and Advisors by Assistant City Clerk
Boiling. The figures show exactly the
amount of money expended on the va
rious streets, together with the amount
yet to be paid on the work. According
to this statement there will not he
enough by $22,00(1 to complete the
work now contracted for. To be exact,
the Board will be just $L'2.o(i;! 77 be
hind unless another block of the improve
ment bonds arc put upon the market.
For the construction of two culverts,
on North and South Main streets, II. M.
Smith was paid $ t,"Sl.:i2. It. 11. Uritt
was the retaining wall contractor and
erected walls on four streets, located and
paid for as follows: Depot street, $1.1 Ki;
South Main, $2.312 41; North Main.
$06 67; 1'atton avenue, $.s 21; total,
$,730.33.
On grading Patton avenue west ol
East Havwood and Pcpot entire, V. G.
Corpeiiiiin hasbecn paid $4-, ('(.") 3D, leav
ing unpaid $37. oG. Also, $2oll 'J7 or
dered paid, but held to piv two gar
nishees. South Main grading has Ixen
paid lor, but North Main, Jl.ii'Ki, is yet
to be graded and paid.
So far A M. Smith, the granite paving
contractor, has received $K Stl'J 02 for
his work on liepot street, the amount
yet to be paid being $27,731.13. His
pavtneof Market square amounted to
$4 150 DO. and has been paid.
Webb, Oates, liskridgc it Co. are the
brick paving men, and although movinu
slowly iiloiisr, have done $t,lt7 3f
worth of work on 1'atton avenue, from
the square to Haywood street, and
$12,381.92 worth on South Main street.
This much has been paid, and there is
vet work to the amount of $30.127 37
to be done, l'.itton avenue from Hay
wood east to Haywood west and North
Main are yet to he paved, and the
amounts to be paid are $23.1 03 '.'3 and
$25,21 7 37 respectively.
Webb ec Oates have contracted for
some earth excavation, the price yet to
be paid for which is estimated at $1,200.
It is estimated that $'J,'J00 will be aboui
the cost of the curbing to lie put down
on various streets by Corn it Troy.
At the time of the report of the assist
ant clerk there was id the improvement
fund unexpended $102 C07.7M. The to
tal amount required to complete the ex
isting contracts is $12.'.H 1 .33. making
a shortage $22,303.77.
Whether the Joint Board will order the
sale of more bonds and decide to under
take more paving remains to l.e settled
at tomorrow's meeting.
The statement as to the condition of
the sewer fund shows $SO,ol7.72 on
hand. The necessary expenditures in
cluding contracts is estimated as fol
lows: Tumping machinery, $20,000;
pipe line, $4-1,000; mosourv and excava
tion, $3,000; engine and pump house.
$2,000; engineeiing, inspection, etc., $3,
000. This leaves of thescwer fund $11,
017.72 to be expended as the Board tii.r.
direct.
AT HEADQl'AKTI'.KS.
Good Democratic News From va
riolic Direction.
Gen. E. R. Hampton, manager at Dem
ocratic headquarters, returned yesterday
afternoon from Ardcn, where he went to
organize the Limestone Democratic club.
An organization was effected by the
election of the following officers: Presi
dent, T. C. Hunter; vice-president, Mark
Shuford; secretary, T. !.. Hickman;
treasurer, J. W. Kkkman. The club
starts out well and promises to do
effective work.
A letter received this morning brings
news of the utter rout of Hoggs, ilicThird
party candidate for elector, by Locke
Craig, Democrat, at Mars Hill on Tues
day. The letter says Craig made Hoggs
admit publicly that it was doubtful
whether hefBoggsl would support the
Staie ticket.
N. 11. Hill, chairman of the l'olk county
committee, writes Gen. Hampton: "There
is no Third party here ana prospects are
flattering."
POSTOFFICE NOTICS.
9II8H Gertrude Potter Goes to
Washington City to Wed
Miss Gertrude L. Potter, who has held
the position of stamp clerk in the Ashe
ville postoffiee, left yesterday for Wash
ington city, where she will be married
next week to Dr. T. H. Winter, of that
citv. Samuel Waldrop has been ap
pointed to fill the place made viicant by
Miss Potter's departure.
The appointment of a substitute letter
carrier to take the place of N. W. Fain,
promoted to the position of regular, re
signed by J. W. C. Deake, has not yet been
made bv Postmaster Cannon.
THE PAVING BLOCKS
Those KefuNed by Asheville to be
Shipped Norm.
W. T. Penniman remarked to Mayor
Blanton in the presence of The Citizen
today that he had lately been in Wash
ington. Baltimore. Philadelphia and
New York; that many of the streets of
those cities were as badly torn up as the
streets of Asheville, and that he was pre
paring to ship to those cities tne granite
blocks tnat liave rjeen reiuseo on uie ue
pot street paving. This will give an
idea of thi! quality of granite block Ashe
ville is putting down.
SAYS GROTER WILtWIN.
A Correspondent of the New York
"Tlinei" Here l oom,
E. G. Dnnnell. Washington correspond
cntofthe New York Times, and vice-
president of the Washington Gridiron
club, is in Asheville, the guest ol bis old
friend, Manager McKissick, of the Bat-
. . rjnlr Yfr Dnnnrll hns hpen
Iti y lain .. -
through North Carolina within the past
tew weeKS, writing up incnumitui niua
. TI- um m t.A.A tin t innnl ntif
LIU U. lie una nuunu "
look thoroughly and predicts Cleveland's
i vf - t..-ii n
SUCCtSS in IMOYCmucr. vuitmn win
remain in Asheville until tomorrow.
West warders Working:.
President Broton, of the West Ward
- Democratic club, has divided that ward
' into fire districts, and appointed a com
mittee for each district, preparatory to
" getting down to businesssystematically.
' Toe committeemen are: First district,
A. M. Triplett; second, J.M.Green;thitd,
Thos. A. Howie; fourth, Geo. S. Bruton;
fifth, G. N. Roger.
A large flag has been purchaied by
this clnb and ia to be unfurled in front of
the dab's headquarters.
JUl J-?
AROUND TOWN.
Washington, Sept. 22. Forecast till
Sp.m. Friday dealing; easterly winds-:
J. It. Lanier of Salisbury is here todav.
Recorder Miller had no cases this
morning.
W. M. Putts of Grcmcvilli', Tci:n., is
at the Grand Central.
Pr. and Mrs. J. P.. A.D.niilson ut
Oumcey, Fla., are in Asheville on a visit.
Detective I. II. Hampton left yesterday
for a business trip into Kutherlord
county.
Col. Chas. W. Woolscy and family
have returned tiom a several mouths'
stay Last.
Internal revenue collections tor the
Filth North Carolina district yelcrdav
were $7,573 SO.
Chas. F. Anderson and wile am' Mrs.
Lmma Cabbie of Brooklyn. N. Y., are
among the Swannanoa's guests.
J. 11. Woi sli-y h.is rente' die Y.iughiin
it . Mien tent in " Tent !!'c." rear tlir
postofiice, and will oj-t n a museum t'icv
tomorrow.
Kecorder Miller, City t'lorli uup,
Mayor Hlat:ton and Citv l-.nginier l.er
icturncd vtstci day ;i!t-.-i noiot i: -. m'
Wayncsville.
Touio:row .ilh nnH.n, w.uhtr i-e:nr.t-ling,
the Bank Clnks and S:--n Cl-.iks
will cross bats at the r ice tr.iek. A go,,d
game mav be expected.
The baseball game scheduled for yes
terday betweecn the K. iV D. elub and a
picked true was pos' Mixd on account of
rain until next Tuesday.
Miss nll.i McCallum of knoxvillc. and
Mtss Maltie McCallum of Jacksonville,
spent last night at theSvvaiinanoa, leav
ing this morning for Wavr.csv'llc.
Theiooin in the city hall given for '.ia
use of the lily school committee, has
been handsomely carpeted and is u'ed
by Superintendent Claxton as an office.
The Joint Hoard of Aldermen and Ad
visors will meet tomorrow nliernoon at
3 o'clock. The Hoard of Aldermen will
hold their regular vvcikiy meeting at I
o'clock.
Ko-h HaSiionu.ili, the Jewish New
Year, began last evening at 0 o'e'ock,
and in conscejtienic the Hebrew mer
chants have ihetr places of business
closed todav.
Frederic Henry Warren of Montgomery-,
Ala., died nt Turnpike oa Monday.
Mr. Warren hail many friends in Ashe
ville. He win a member of the Masonic
tratcrniiy. Alabama papers please copy.
Salisbury Herald: Mir-s Aylmer lames
returned last night from Abbeville, where
she has been the pasi laonth. Her
father. Mr. W. I.. Janus, weal to Ashe
ville Saturday night and retiinad vvi:h
her.
The biiek building on I'attou avenue
recently vacated by the Asheville Sh .c
companv has been rented by N K. Perry
& Co., who will use it the coming sea
son as a tobacco storage and rc-ordcr
ing warehouse.
President Lemmond of the Southern
Business College, reports this institu
tion in a flourishing condition, with ad
ditions almost daily. The night school
in connection with this college will open
Monday, October 3.
A telegram received in Asheville states
thrt C. U. Pavis, the popular voiiui!
auctioneer, was married in Baltimore
yesterday to Miss Hattie Culpepper.
Mr. Davis and briilenrecxpcctcd tuteach
Asheville this afternoon.
Tom Leslie, George Wilson's live ad
vance agent, came in yesterday to make
the arrangements necessary Ii r the
proper advertising of his star's return to
Asheville on Saturday evening, the Jltli,
at the Grand opera house.
Young men's piavcr meeting at the
Young Men's Christian association this
evening at S o'clock, led by Mr. L. I..
Harris. Subject: "Secret ol Perfect Se-
cuiity" Pan. vi, lO-'.'d, Prov. 1:33.
Young men wishing to enter the Bible
training class should apply this evening
at S:5 to the secretary.
IN THE KEAI.TY WllUI.n.
What in l'ruiistii'iii In the 1a
of Dirt Ti'HiiHactioiiN.
The following deed'i have bien filed in
Register Mackev's olfiie:
A. L. Carter, coin'r, to Jesse T.
Cowan, 1SU acres on Smith's
Mill creek $ 2 uof)
E. V.. Jenkins and wife to W. 11.
Weir, lot on North Main and
Cherry streets, TlxlJO leet 1 300
J. B Cole and wife to Marshall
Williams, one-third interest in
one acre in to,vnshi L'33
T. C. Starnes and wile to J. M.
Orders, lot in northwestern
part of city S3
J. M. Orders and wife to I). M.
Redmon, lot in citv 130
L. W. Burkholder and wile to W.
H. Weir, house and lot on
North Main street, 63x130 feet II OOo
J. T. Bostic and wile to Otis A.
Miller, house and lot on Pine
street $ 2,000
E. L. Jenkins and wife to W. II.
Weir, lot on Cherry and North
Main streets, 71x120 feet 1,300
J. W. dreer and wifeto Isaac Rob
ertson, 30 acres in county (100
Geo. Slnrnes to Alexander Har
ris, land in Asheville township. 1,800
SouUieru IiiiMineHH College Night
School.
Besides the regular day session of this
institution, which is now in successful
operation, there will be a night session
opened on Monday night, October 3d, to
continue six months. Clusses in Book
keeping, Shorthand and Typewriting
will be organized for younc and middle
aged ladies and gentlemen who are en
gaged during the day. Special classes
will also be organised in Business, Arith
metic, Practical English and Correspond
ence for the benefit of those whose ad
vantages have been limited.
Hours for instruction, 7:30 to to 9:30
during four nights per week, viz: Mon
days, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.
Terms for book-keeping or shorthand,
three months, $18; six months, $30.
Typewriting, three months, $15; six
months, $25. Course in Arithmetic and
English, three months, $15; aix months,
$25. No student received for a less time
than three months. Tuition payable in
advance.
Each of the three departments is under
a teacher who is a specialist.
Persons desiring further information
will call at the college office between 9
a. m. and 4:30 p. tn.
M. M. Limuond, President.
The Bottom la Oat.
$16. The Tyler Desk Co.of St. Louis,
Mo., have just issued their Mammoth
Desk and Bank Counter catalogue for
1893, showing new goods, new styles,
with a cut of nearl; fifty percent, below
all former lists. A Standard oak roll
curtain desk for $16, should satisfy every
one that they mean just what they say.
Catalogues ftee. Postage 12 cents.
To Advertisers.
T Insure change of advertisement!
running on regular contract, coot must
be handed to br 10 o'clock , m.
AT TUB GRAXD.
It will please many people here to learn
that tt.orge Wilson has been prevailed
upon to return to Asheville and give an-
"TO
P V ;
VV!1 S.A UN fol .trie's
o:,;ei owe of ,i:s :u:;,s'.iei perform
.inccs. lie will .r.ioe.i:- at the Gi.ii'.d
opera hoiwc iut S itmd.iy evening, the
J !: !i, in an ci tire eb.iuge of program
and an n iesistibic atlcrpiece, that will be
picsrmed here for the fust time. Owing
to t'.ie big crowd that attended the show
wi.ea it was l ist hero, m.it.y wcie un
able to obtain admission, therefore those
who wish suits this time, would bettei
s.e-ave then now at Sawyer Bros.' store
an I avoid the erufl; at the door.
The i'hi'a de'phia fiiues says of the
"Two i -1 ' Cronies," which show 'nies
to the Grand pet Tuesday evening :
' 'The ' l'wo i I'd Cm nit s' have returned
to town and ieeeii l their friends at the
Arch Street theatre. Ryan and Shcehan.
as the cronies, made these eccentric rides
palpitate with ivn, an ! MissGussic Hart
reeiivcd a wt-loorie that meant come
again. The C'lnoany is the best that
has i v er ppeaied hu e in the comedy."
Booliid. Anor
,in. 17 aiol I1.
opera company.
i.i:rri:i;s :i tub riinri.i:.
Kt rnaii ami Ki'riiuu'H Initiator
Ijriciii Tin: Cit;i.n: 1 oliserveil in
the eilitoi i;il eniiitun of Till- Ci'rizi-x of ;i
le-v (lavs .i.i, a l:.irl lKiiiiiioe on the
doings of Will l'.i;!i!'aril Kernnii fiml
ereilited to the Hay Cily Times-I'ress.
Ilaini; 1 ecu a re; nsentativc of the Al
pena llviit'ii lii, at the time Kenian
was eniploveil nil that aKT, I ;un i.a'.n
nillv intirejiteil in his lesiiructioii.
The wild ravines i f t lie 1 'in liatn, Nort h
Carolina, liiolii'. and l!ic slaiwtto MU'
in vvhiih :lu-y are put np. f-eein striking! v
familiar, at i! ate a tai.-i.:n:!e t,f tlie ones
pnlilislied in the Heho.
Iirnan vas in a letiiit.'e e:iiilitinn
when he nrrornl at Alpena, at'al was im
mediately linthol in new jjariuents by
the ma n;; uetiivii t of the paper. time
in the al 'usaid city was t t short dura
tion, as Taylor Bi ns, who then published
the Echo, soon found that he was an un
profitable n; an tor the papet ; hence his res
iiznattoi). liis "fire-eating" editorials as
they were then culled- wire making the
paper very unpopular, and the elerv "f
the co;. h id lieaoiinci il him.
Km. an is the anther of a book ol
poems. entiiUil the "1'iyini; Meteor,"
and h id j it put it on t'-e
market, wl.ete l.e hit Alpena in Apiil lor
K;uirt, Miss., where he went to assume
the management of a pap, rat that place.
Your attiele in Tin; Cml: surpiised
mens 1 tlioui;l,t Kernau had blown his
bellows lor the I.im time. WIilii he left
Alpena he was in a c;i:iea!, nervous con
dition .ami doitoi s w i;o knew him, pre
dicted his catly death. our 'ery Kes
peellully, II'. .1. I'.i.ul.Uui u.
liiysoti Ci'.x , X. C, Sep-, 1 :.
.tipt-akfnu at )l.ir's Iliil.
Eiutok Tin Crn. i :. - i he candidates
of the three parties met line today. The
house was crowded to cvet flow inj;.
many slaudine; in i lie ard. Wells
opened the debate with an hour's speech
composed entuelv of jokes anil asser
tions. He is perhaps the best speaker
thev have in the held, but the intelligent
people of Mar's Hill saw tbrouiih his
fallacies.
lie was loiiuwcil I v I.o'rs, n
usually intelligent man, but he could ilo
notiiiiiK hut flounder, as lie could neither
support his platform nor his nominees.
Mr. Locke Craig followed Mr. Uoyns.
Ills sp cell was a crusher an annihila
tion. There was very little left of Wells
when he closed, and not a rack ol lloui;s,
All parties were moved with his loie
and eloquence anil he closed his Sfieeeh
nniKl prolonged clieennij.
In tlie discussion Craig lorccd Koggs
to admit nubliclv that lie doubted
whether or not he would support the
state ticket, uml that lie would not vote
tor a man who hail advocated the priti
ciplcs that Weaver hail,
When Craig closed, the audience saw
that Hoggs had no platlorni ntul nrl
mitted that he hail no candidates. The
Third pnrtv is dead at this place.
A: the clone ol the speaking manv
crowded around the young Clevelund
elector (mil bid turn iiod speed.
Mars Hill, Sept. lit). M. 11.
Walter Bridges, Athens. Tenn., writes
"For six years 1 hnd been atllictcd with
running sores, and an enlargement ol the
bone in niv leg. 1 tried everything I
heard without any permanent benefit
until Botanic Wood linlm was recom
mended to mc. After using six bottles
the sores healed, and I am now in better
health than I have ever been. I send this
testimonial unsolicited, because I want
others to be benefitted."
Itimjy i'ltrnnim sro fmKca
own from overwork or hutuchold catea.
Browu'9 Iron Bitters FetmllrMhe
System, Bids diH'lion. removed exee ol tile,
Ad cures inUuria. Out luu ffeuuius.
K K Ticket Broker, Member ol
American ricuri Kroner Annocla
lion. Clarke, irand Central Hotel
Index to Mew Advertisement.
I.out Citlien Office.
KT Al R V. Garrett.
Auction Sii.HJ II. Law.
OI'bka llorsB Two Old Cronie
"VTOTICU Cntle Hall. Piafiata Lodge. No
XI a- K or P.; Kir Knignta Attend
meeting of your lodge thla evening at
o'clock shurp. Visiting brother invited.
13. M. JONBS, C. C
LOST On September SI, at or near the
po.toffict, a silk umbrella; .traiglit
tafT. bark hnndle. Finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving at the
sept22d2t CITIZEN OFPICB.
E STRAY A red and white heifer about
thiee years old, in poKKtaion of R. U.
uarrett, at Springfield Farm, in Victoria.
Owner enn have same by paying charges.
septfiKdlw
TWO 8TORBB FOR RENT 8tores Nos
69 and 61 South Mnin street, occupied
now by Law, will be vacated October 1.
Both connected will be rented separate or
together. Apply to
BBARDKN, RANKIN & CO .
wptedcodtf 00 South Mods Street.
CARPETS !
I
We ait' showing for 1 lit' fall Of '92 many nOW patterns
of Moqui-1 te. . xminster, Velvets, Body Brussels, Tapes-
try Brussels am! ii .grain Carpets, Smyrna, Fur, Byzantine
. ' '
and ugiain aiL's.
fall jmh! make your selection. Trices low.
. B. WILLIAMSON & CO.,
FURNITURE AND
16 Pattou Avenue,
WHITLOCK CLOTHING HOUSE.
Corner Main and Eagle Streets,
ASH F, VILLE, N. C
Heady Our raml new Mock is ready. Fresh new
styles: high grade qualities: ehoiee ffelections; complete
variety. You will find our stock made up of practical ser
viceable well made goods, cut in styl, dose in price Our
Clothing is made to wear and to look well out of the store
as well as in t ho store. We ask every reader to oblige 113
by inspecting our stock, coniposod this season of larger
liin'sof Men's and l'.oys' Clothing, Dunlap and Melville
Mats, Manhattan Dress Shirts.
to o,ir immense stock of Cnderwear from the cheapest to
the finest. Silk goods in all
nid Hosiery we show elegant
We are ready to show our
ittention. Telephone No. 10S.
THE WHITLOCK
blair & Mcdowell,
UNDERTAKERS AND
CALL AND SEE OUli STOCK.
No. 45 Patton Avenue, Aslieville, N. C.
OPPOSITE CMl Ki ll STHKliT,
DAY CALL NO, 75 TELEPHONE NIGHT CALL NO. 65.
C. EL Moody
cvx 4uii,jv you with
FIREWOOD til"AT ANY s,z,: K,:A,1V roR
Kindlings and Charcoal.
flfiW ' RAN'Oi:. ITRNACKS NO (IRATI.S. MAKES NO SMOKE,
jJJVJZi ICIIIiAI'HK THAN HARD CDA...
JAmo, Portland niul Loxusvilh Cement nnd Plaster, .1;
t'Ukinl Stone Tile and Concrete Works.
Fancy Brick and Mortar Color.
Agent for Kings Windsor
tnr nnd Knoxville Sewer Pipe Works.
HAY-AND - FEED
Office No. 30 1'utton Avenue,
Telephone 4U.
OTIS A.
Ii now ready to Mil beautiful buildinK Iota
AND KBSTIIAVEN. Ttacne priee. are lower
pavment are ca..
The utreet cart take you to theie Ramotk lot. for a fare of fire centa. At the terminut
on Lookout Mountain will be built "CAVALIBR CAsTLB," and then tht price, of lot.
will advanc. greatly.
Rrithaven ! one mile from mitmore and
the fii it t wenty lot. (elected can be bad at $76 each your own choice. Call at
No. ix Patton Avenue.
OVER KIIMNAIGH'S STORE.
GRAIN - AND - FEED
-
WHOLESALE
We deal in Feed exclusively.
from first hands. Paying
counts. Can save you some money. Try us. "
C. S. COOPER.
Telephone No. 67,
CARPETS !
lu'isptrcinjiiy, j
CARPET STORE,
Ahheville, N. Cs
We call special attention
sizes. In .Neckwear, (iloves
goods in latest novelties.
fall slock and invite your
CLOTHING HOOSE,
FURNITURE DEALERS.
Asbestos Cement, Dry Mor-
Ynrd and Warehouse near Depot,
Telephone 73.
MILLER
in the quiet suburb of Afhevllle RAMOTH
than anybody c!k can offer and the tcrma of
three mil., from AabeTille To intercat you,
AT -
AND RETAIL.
67 North Main Street.
Buy altogether in car lots,
cash, get advantage of all dis
. . - . A.heUle, N. C
DO YOU WANT TO BUY COAL?
If you do here are some Interesting Prices, on GENUINE JELLICO
and Finest Quality of ANTHRACITE Coal.
Cenninc JEI.I.ICO Domestic .Nut, single tons $4.00 per ton delivered.
,. .. I'"mp car lots jlso
liist ANTiiRAcm;,Erg,stove or chestnut, cnriots$8.-io
..,.... .. Bni,le tons $8.65 ," "
au, coal clean and free from dust and dirt.
... , T . , . .
Quality and Weights Guurantecd.
IHUtl! IUW i-KICIiS AKIi FOll STOT CASH ONLY.
SPECIAL l'KICKS FOR CAR LOTS ON TRACK.
ASHEVILLE ICE AND GOAL COMPANY,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
Telephone Non, 36. No. 30 Pattou Ave.
GARQL1NA WINE AND LIQUOR STORES,
NO, 19 NORTH MAIN AND 7 AND 71-2 C0LLE6E STS.
-I 0
Keep In KtiR-n "Mount Vernon," "Canadian Club," and Old llukcr Rj-e Whiskicd. The 1cm
Wines, Urnndici, llcer, Ale and Mout for familj use. All good delivered Iree. Ale and
l'orter on draught, Entrrunee No. 19 North Muin and College itrefta. Teler(hoiie
No. IBS.
P. 8.: On and after May uth I will nenil tntniH-ut of nccountu by uiail to parties In
dibUil to me If not iettlcd by that time. Respectfully,
Frank O'Donnell
PROPRIETOR CAROLINA SALOON.
WE LEAD; OTHERS FOLLOW..
EVERY - PERSON
-THAT
Big Racket Store
Is Packed With JScw Goods.
'Sow is your ohnnc for bnrira ins Drew Goods. Notions.
Shoos, Hats, (tents' Furnishings. Trunks. Valises, Sta
tionery, Picturo Frninos. See our large Pictures, worth
$3.00, reduced to $1. fit). Five tliousnnd yards l.nees at
I.J, .!, 4 nntl r cents jer yard nil styles nnd prices.
Blankets, Ouilts, Window Curtains?. Window Shades: Cur-
tain Poles, 2") cents each, and thousands of other things
too numerous to mention. The nicest assortment of Rib
bons ever brought to the city. Special bargains in Ladies'
Fine Jackets. All we ask is for the people to come and
see our pneos, and they will be convinced that The Racket
leads in prices.
OWENS &
Best 8c Co.'s Children's Suits
and
'STAR" SHIRT WAISTS
As Advertisements
will simply say:
We keei) a snoP U)r
Hoys' Heady Made Clothing of the first class.
E. B. BARNUM & CO.,
No. 8 Court Square,
OUR
1DSUB
COMMENCES
MONDAY.
All Summer Goods Must 60 at Some Price,
MMNAUGM'S
ISiTIIE PLACE TO DO THE BALANCE OF YOUR
SUMMER SHOPPING.
Our prices are as dilapidated as the avenue
at present. Look to tout Interest and
- visit our store early and often
the coming week
MIMNAUGH,
No ii Patton Ave Asheville. N C
I-
- SHOULD - KNOW
THE-
JENKINS
are Dull Heading
the sale of Men's and
A she ville, N. C,
i! in ii!
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