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Asheville Daily Citizen VOLUME VIII.-NO. 106. ASHEVILLE, N. C., FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1G, 1892. FRESH STOCK! Crosse & Blackwell's private brand of Cit ron. Finest Valencia Raisins. Finest Seed less Raisins. Finest Cleaned Currants. New Paper Shell Al monds. New Terra gona Almonds. New Jordan Shelled Al monds. New En glish Walnuts. New Texas Pecans. You will get New and fresh Goods at our Store. KROGER, 41 College Street. PRICE 5 CENTS- GROCERIES! LARGEST STOCK I LOWEST PRICES I THE PROFIT OF EDUCATION THIS PRESSING NEED OF THE OL.D NORTH STATE. WE KEEP THE BEST GRADES AND QUALITIES IN VARIETY AND ASSORT-! M EST THAT INSURES TO ALU BUYERS ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY IN GETTING 'JUST WHAT THEY WANT. COMB .V AND SEE OUR COMPLETE ASSORT MENT. YOVR NEEDS HAVE BEEn STUDIED, YOVR WANTS HAVE BEEN UNDERSTOOD, AND NOW WE ARE WAIT ING TO PLEASE YOU PERPECTLYWITB THEBEST GROCERIES YOU CAN FIND ANYWHERE. YOVR TRADE IS VALUA BLE. WE ARE OVT FOR THE PRIZE. 7Y nc can n unit Dlar Stocking nnH other, from onr larse stock of Rnn r-i. Roods. Come in and ace our bamin table. or iij'i ana our line ordressrd doll, for as csnts. Come now and select vour tirnmii .n.1 avoid tne rusn next week Newspaper correspondent Listens to the Talk of an Ohio Han and Reflects Tbereou The Returns ot Education. Dayton, Ohio, Dec. 10. -"Hello oDstrvea to a mend today, as we were going up the street together, "there is a fine new building going up. Is it a new city hall or a new court house ? "Neither" answered my friend, "It is u new school building." "What will it cost?" "About $350,000." Can Dayton afford to spend that much money on one school huildimr I ask with some astonishment. "The money Dayton spends on eduea tion brings back a better return than any other expenditure she makes of pub- in wnat way does the money come oacK : "In the shape of pay for what we man nrl n rp Wo : r i A. D. COOPER, appropriate to give to your friends THRASH'S CRYSTAL PALACE. BON MARCHE BEAUTIFUL LINE OF NOVELTIES FOR THE HOLIDAYS I ufecture. We bring pig iron from Ala rum am part oi me materials lor mak ing cotton oil machinery and water VHM B IV A He..... 1 1 . i ...... i . .iv unii uam pine ii u in ueor- Chinn is always I gia and send back to Georgia passenger ..u uiuti imiruuu carB maaeout ol the very pine we brine from there. The list coma be extended indefinitely. The monev we trer fur mir m.ititf. j ducts goes to pay for living, our profits support our scnoois. "The SChnnlfl in turn friuA t.a 1, l..-! - p....- "a unci "gent mechanics without which we could uui uKiiniaiu our present position of be ing able to bring here raw materials from many parts of the country, apply xrmir T,. . 'rom many parts ot the country, apply NEW ENGLAND t0 thtmo knowledge and skill and I re -s-u. vji J-iJm-t j turn tle product t0 the very p,ace9i h CONDENSED REAL ESTATE. w. b. owyn. " w? w.'wssr Gwyn & West, 'Successors to Walter B. Gwyn ) ESTABLISHED 1881 REFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE. Real Estate. Loans Securely Placed at 8 Per Cent. Notary Public, Commissioner of Deeds. FIRE INSURANCE. SOUTHEAST COURT SQUARE. MINCE MEAT. HANDSOMB PLUSH CELLULOID SILK AND SILVER ORNAMENTS; ALSO A FINB LINE OF USEFUL GOODS, SUCH AS A NEW LINE OF DRESS GOODS, LADIES' REBF- KR9, KID GLOVES, RIBBONS, Etc. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MATE RIALS FOR ARTISTIC NBEDLB V-tLfiS THE HOUSEWU'E To PRE I OF THE HIGHEST IMPORTANCE. WORK. N. B LARUB DISCOUNT CHILDREN'S LONG WRAPS. many cusp, w licr ....... i .. . v..v I i rt ujaiCl Itlia came irom, pay all costs of transnorta. tion and other charges, and still have enough Iclt of the price we get to keep "uji m me iroiu rnnit oi ncn cities. "But North Carolina is making head way in rii :i n 11 T'i.. .. ,. ! r -j ..vtuivia amu. UUI I1IUIIU- tacturers of cotton and tobacco arc both large ana important. "It happens that both these industries milltMnnL fl. L 11 i e . CONVENIENCE IN THE KITCHEN IS bor. Besides this, in the mnnnlnpf,,,. f -otion, you ore simply following in the wake of New England. You use New England machinery; in many cases your superintendents are New England men; Vnnr matltnJ. ... fl.: i hi i nfc.nivu urc vuiiiesc conies Oi ACW CONDENSED MINCE MEAT ntir,h,X?ila.ve no "T1! ... .. ... n mi niv v,iui;uuru ui progress even in the art of cotton manu facture, which is probubly your most important industry. North Carolina furnishes the cotton nud the cheap labor. New England furnishes the knowledge and skill by which appliances a sys tem Of manufartnril ifllnntrltllimnUB it possible for American manufacturers to compete with English manufactur ers." Charlotte Observer. PARE A DELICIOUS MINCE PIE IN 20 MINUTES. TRY ONE PACKAGE. BON MARCHE. POWELL& SNIDER THOUGHT HIM A GHOST BANDS OF CONSPIRATORS THE GERMAN ARMY BILL THEY WKRi; FOLLOWERS OF PRESIDENT BALHACEOA. IT IS PRETTV CERTAIN TO RE DEFEATED. A Number of The Plotters Were Arrested and Their Plaus Ex posed Masks, Revolvers and Danger Were Found, M;w York, Dec. 10. A Herald Va!- paraiso special says: "The followers of the late President Balmaceda have been pursued at Santiago and frustrated, An attempt was made to corrupt the Emperor William's Pet Measure Cauuot Pass the Relcuslair lu Its Prese-nt Shape Make -l'p of the committee iu charge. utKLiN, uec. 16. The committee ol twenty-six members of the Reichstag to which the army bill has been referred consists ol three Social Democrats si Freissinge members, eight Clericals, two S,.vntl, f 1.1 it u I rrcss'nge members, e known to mv. t . 1 1 oles, three National Liberals, one Free oi..tii..r ..... . . Conservative and five Kijjht Conserva- j ueiurc evening can i uesday it ,: u , .. .... ., , . sentries of the ooliee Rtn.inn a.J U to be imposs.ble for 1 tne hi in nh n j .i - . . . wu UIIH 111 LUC tuuj viuiicu uiuuuu ine various uarrucks, and mjtt(.p . ... , , , ' unmed ate v nftpr the r,.ll -..,,:. . " ""u "FM""""-" closed in, barring the exits. The n.i,P relect.ts defeat. went in and arrested several irnnn nl conspirators. The plotters were seized. arious points in the city were to have been sacked. iinH tlirnrr l.ot f inent government officials who were to nuve ueen Killed. A number of masks datrtrers. revulvprn mid nidoi. aiprmun., and military caps were found in addition .A i.i i i i . iy uiuc uunus lor aisiinctiye marks, blue lights and tnrrln o f.irtT..c,-ir " - . v..,jo.a piioiriivis are now in custody. They are all officers Luc mi my CRIMINALS AND ROADS. CHOLERA NEXT YEAR. We Subjects iTIial Should Awaken t.reai interest at The Ljceuiu, LeadluK Phvslclaus Think Will be visited. ashi.nxton, Dec. 15.-The Senate committee on immigration recently nrl dressed a scries of questions to several prominent physicians in New York ask ing nheir opinion as to the nrobable an. pearance ol cholera in this country next venr. heplies have been received from wuuLura ueurcre i-. hrjuiv nanh ii Bryant. A. Lnnmis. 1. A a.. vu Ewinc I. E. VVinfpra rum. 1?,lcV CliaS. (i. Wilfinn nric;.l..i,f r.f i i.i. rw. . . J Editor Tut fi-rivr- t. . t,- t "oara ,' "ealtli. ibesc expressed a i-mroR Hit CmE.N.-Two subjects general unanimity of opinion that there are proposed for consideration of the Lyceum, of more than usual importance especially in view of the nearly approach mg session ol the Legislature 1 he first in order of time, and which will probably occur next Tresdav. is a matter which I am told will no before the Legislature in form of a memorial from the Teachers' association of our State, and surely this assembly of public benefactors give proof of being awake to wj.miuil vtlUb LUtl? S ureat .itinrphpncim td.t .l,niaVn ..-n hecome an eidemic during the spring 1UIU BIIUI1IUT III K .t I lion l I intra . - ww, uviutt a I ... x.vj uv U u u IIU 11 rvn..n.. j s . . 1 mi. Msaciiycra suujectea 10 a close mem AMENDS THE LAW. RaliwayCorporatlouH Co be Made i.iaoie 10 I'roHecutlon. WsAsinxr.TON. Dec, 15. Amendments tn ihr .Ms.e( i i .u.. o (huui ui uemg uwaKr io I "viotut.t t:tunujcri.c law nave interests beyond those on which their 1)000 introduced to strengthen the ores. ft tpntinn ia Airtwt I.- nA 1U ..i- I j r, !. . . . vv.m.tu. iuKy ush, ikiiv uci. ii. is proposed to ijcrnut trailic nnn nnu.'pr nfh m 'itMdl , j.: ... i . . (Ct... 11 V i I t . 1 I v .1 ihiiiuuu wuir .mines, I . vvuuiliuijb UU'.J YUHUU9 I C- ... --r .i.wuciicu li mil- an ".LHMis, giving ineiuterstateconimeree r : ; -'. : . f--"i,B lul i-u"mii3.uu power 10 cancn contracts il lirsttime have fallen into tenination. thev are considered n ninliin.F and for whom should be provided places sonablc rates or calculated to produce i . .. ' i'iuua iui ..jHi)i,ui3t.iiiiiiiiuuuH. Railway corDor- pumsiimciit( ations will be made liable Well knowing the importance of this tion under the law-a penalty which subject, I regret that it had not been as- they have heretofore evaded. The im- signcd to a much abler advocate than prisonment penalty is abolished, it bay- myse l, and I jirojiose merely to ooen ing been considered sn a-mn tlmf it , CORTLAND BROS.. Kcai instate Brokers And Investment Agents NOTARY PUBLIC. Loans securely placed at 8 per cent. . . Offloes " S.o5?.Ptto" ATt ecod:oor. JOHN CHILD, REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER. Furnished and Unfurnished Houses. OPFICB ROOMS. Loans securely placed at Eight per cent. iKTIUISJ. WILLS. ALBStT B. WILLS. WILLS BROS., ARCHITECTS HO. 3 PATTOI AYS. HAVE YOU EVER SMOKED The following brands of cigars? If you hare not yon hare certainly missed the very best 5 cent clears sold in she city. The celebrated "KISS OF THE WAVES," 8 cents straight; Dlomberg's "EXTRA GOOD," S cents, six for 38 cents; "BSSBNCB OF ROSES, cents straight. All are long Havana dllers. THE MODEL CIGAR STORE 17 PATTON AVENUE. FITZPATRICK BROS, Contractors and Dealers In Mixed Paints and Painters' Sapplles, WALL, PAPER. 30;Noth Mam Btrbit, Asubvillb. TBLBPBONB NO. 143. . C. 37 Pattern Avenue. SILVER, POTTERY AND ART GOODS. Every day is opening day now till Christ- mas. All are invited to call and call often. Specially low prices on pictures of all kinds, and 15 per cent, off prices of framed artist proof etchings for this week only. Why put off buying Christmas presents till the last moment ? h z w rs 5 w 9 0 2 m 6 8 $u w O t-mi o J k - 0 g Q 8 s h IP CD osS i-h iu-c . . ScA L 111 M Itt ? H GET YOUR XMAS CANDIES l ad Mau Return To Life In a UOHpltal. Nw Yokk, Dec. 1G. Thomas Hvlnnrl an inmate of the Kingu County hospital in t-latbusb, had a thrilling experience recently, which iesul;ed in spreading the report that the county buildings were haunted. Hyland, who is about fifty years old, had been in the hospital for anout six months, suffering from rheu matism and heart trouble. One of the young physicians, was called about midnight recently to look at Hyland, who, the attending nurses of wum o, mougnt was dead. Alter in vestigating the case the Doctor pro nounced the man dead. The nurses were summoned to remove another corpse. When they arrived at the morgue and opened the door they were terrified by the sudden apparation of Hyland wrapped in a blanket. He bolted by them and ran toward the hos pital. The Lumes dropped the burden tney were carrying and sjinngine over the fence took to the road, running in opposite directions. Hyland, in the meantime, who was not all , (lend, rushed to his cot in ward 5 ana, niuiug nimsell away in the blankets, slept peacefully until morning. At dnv- ngnt another commotion took place, when the patients awoke ana saw Hyland in the cot. They hurriedly dressed themselves, picked up their crutches and canes and hobbled to ir. uuryea somce, where they demanded intir ixmncates or aiscUargc. The Poc tor, who was amaied at the action of enc criDD eg. nsltrrl tnr an He was told by them that thev wanted to go home as the ulnce They could prove it, they asserted, for Hyland s gh)st was lying in his cot. Dr. Duryea laughed heartily at what nf atinnnsprl t lii. ;il..: n.'x rr"u- njvi, iiiuoiuu. dui on going to the ward himself, however, he was astonished to find Hyland sleeping there. The fears of the other patients were soon on m miun nulling u was Hyland him self and not his gost. The Vanderbllt'a Bay Coal LaudM Parkershcrg, W.Va., Dec. 1G. What are known as the McKcel lands, in Kal eich and Fnvetr rntintiM tl.la ct-ni. have been sold io Drexel, Morgan & Co., wuo urc supposed to represent the Van derbilts. These lands consist of 100,000 acres of land and timber of the finest quality. The purchase price was $800, 000. ' the discussion briefly nml heir it i, carried on by such earnest men as Gen. K. II. Vance, Professor Clnxton and such of the clergy of Asheville as will lavor us bv their attendance. Not for myself, but in behalf of the subject I solicit a good ui icmiancc oil tne nicctinir which w probably be in the Y. M. C. A. hall at an hour to be hercnflnr iiniinni,,..,! vv;n yon not editorially assist us in arousing jjuuuv interest in tins question ' never applied. K. A CHAFER KM s I T He Wan Sliot While Ilolnir Ufa umclal Duly in Alkeu A dispatch from Aiken, S.C.. announces the tragic death in that place of R. A Chafee, formerly a resident of Asheville Mr. rlinfno no ., ..r . j . Tnp nflipr atilnjif u i. I ... .. . ... frenuentlv rlf . i ,i ' ZTV"' Kam 01 P. lcc arresting Col j ..... .-ijut. uimiiv luu, i, L.in nr. nvifn thv bor, . - COUtinUC VOUr POOfl WnrU nnrl JnfMr ,.-!, i . ' "l , generations wilP-cal. you biesd7 It o ZZ I lZ ITJ. Z 19 "W i.-ir e inll ,l ... i ., " ......uuuiiku u ir our nublic road, ? Tl " - ii . ' ' , ' u"c 1,1 tMniayor with occuV on next Tuesday' wk and be fo tim. iT '" " opened bv Mr. C. VV. Itp.nl,. n.,n f ,n o..,i.h . the men in our cni l cV " " . strcet- . lc aa. ! n""'J to present it in ersVi W a7, r 3 "X"? "'any Incnds during their ..uiiunuiauiillt jinscnt counition 01 BUNCOMBE SYRUP OF TAR AND WILD CHERRY Is a safe and reliable cure for coughs, colds, croup, hoarseness and all aAW. tions arising from an inflamed condition of the throat and lungs. Price. 25 ct Manufactured at Grant'f. Pharmacy, 21 South Main Street. BUNCOMBE SARSAPARILLA, with Iodide of Potash. Sarsaparilla has been long esteemed as possessing decided alterative propertie, and, in combination with Iodide of Po- tasium, exerts a marked curative action in all diseases due to impurity of the blood, especially such as are inherited or are the result of Syphilitic or Mercurial Blood Poisoning. By its use you can save yourself from the suffering caused by foul Erup tions and Ulcerous Sores, through which the system strives to rid itself of Corruptions. It Purifies the Blood, giving it renewed Vitality and Force. Being an Alterative, it changes the action of the system, imparting Fresh Strength and Vigorous Health. The Concentrated Power and Curative Virtues of Buncombe Sarsaparilla rendei it the most Reliable Blood Purifier that can be used, while it is entirely safe for patients of all ages. Manufactured at Grant's Pharmacy, 24 South Main st. BUNCOMBE LIVER PILLS are mild, yet sufficient; do not cause pain or gripe, and act upon the liver and bowels. They are especially valuable as after dinner pills, and readily cure constipation and constivenes. nausea, distress in the stomach, etc. They are purely vegetable and we be lieve they are tae best family pill yet pre- pared and offer them with perfect confi. dence, believing that whenever used it will be with the happiest results. Try them and judge for yourself. At Grant's Pharmacy The Liquor Fight. - AT CoLlsimA,S.C.,Dec. 15.-Bya vote of ou to 47 the Childs Prohibition bill passed its second reading in the lower w , , m nuuse oi tne oeneral Assembly. It is ttelnitSll fc Iteairan'sl 9tnted tbat GoT- Tillman and his advis- I ora have rtrnnt-jrl a hint, i:MHEtt u:it - . - , , H iivviipc urn un ji substitute to be passed in the Senate. Justice Lamar Sick Attain. Washington, Dec. 16.-Iustice Lnm.r is again confined to his house by illness. ne ts weak- and does not recuperate eas ily. His son nrtrihi.to. .! j:..- . . indigestion. Mr. Lamar will go South in a few days. DRUG STORE, Palton Ave., and Church St. We are Ihe 8ole Agents for IN ORIGINAL PACKAGES FROM THE FACTORY. Prohibition In south Carolina. Cou mdia. S. C. Dec. 1fiTI. bitlon bill has nnrH th. i i. I, , lunil UUHBCi n He!L linPreM10n ' lat the senate i n in nitut ii. Notice to merrhntila 1 ...... .1 ten cent packake delivery to all parts 7i XJ pacnages weignmg less than 100 pounds. Orders left at J. E. Dickerson & Co., Penniman & Co., Brown, Northap & Co., or No. 4 Court 1 'i W'H receive prompt attention. , I " - .U....IK.JU Wl allairs and to oiler practical suggestions iwi iiieir rcmeuv. l nm vorv citm il,.it the announcement of this subject and ol the spcuker is all that is needed to secure a coon audience. Sn n.(...-h. I,..,. , r:i uit-Bc incts Deiore your readers. iscspcctiuily, l. ir. I'attnn Kansas Senatorial Quextiou, T :ka, Kan., Dec. 1C A conference of the Democratic Central committee oc cupied all yesterday afternoon and a good part of the night. Xo definite nc tion was taken upon the Senatorial question, lurtlicr than to decide to at- tl'inUt tO linld till- rifm.,..rnlu In K.,.. .....1 thus secure the balance of power between me Kcpuuncans and Topulists, thus contro lni? the sil uni.m no .i;,i ti,,. ti.:,,i luiiy men in iinnois two years ago Small Majority for License. Bo.sto.n-, Mass., Dec. lG.-Mavor Mat thews ( Democrat I has been re-elected by 13.000 majority over his Republican opponent, a Democratic loss due to uer- sonal unjiopularity. The board of Al dermen and (' majority for license was cut from -1,500, iui ycur i majority to l,;juu. Senator lilbson Dead. Hut Springs, Dec. 16.-Scuatot Gib son died at 3:30 yesterday afternoon. Senator Gibson was elected to the United otates nenntc without opposition, as a I Inning..- t- 1. 1"- ' . L w , 1S83, and was re-elected in 1SS9, Ilis jgloveS, silk ..i.i ui nciviec would uavc expired iniutil o, lOJU. CHRISTMAS j PRESENTS FOR MEN, Taiunianv'astuflect TlKer Uenouiiclnic FrecniaHoiirv Rome, Dec. IG.-Thc Tope will shortly has received his Christinas gift from FlemiugsburglKy., Democrats. It is a big stuffed tiger eleven feet Iohl'. It came by freight, wrapped in the stars and Slrinrs. unci ini-lxci'rl ... a twelve feet lorg, four feet wide and four Hot After IlandltH Carriz i, Tex., Dec. lG.-State troops, United States soldiers from Fort Mac intosh and a large posse of United States deputy marshals arc on the trail of the bandits who had engagements with Mexican troops opposite San acinto Saturday night. Carried to the cuiilollue, Paris, Dec. lO.-Eugene Crampon, murderer of two men, was guillotined this morning. The crowd that gathered to see the execution prentlv pnlmnj spectacle afforded by the miserable wretch as he was literally carried to the ftllllC. COXDISXSED TELEGRAMS. peojile a circular letter denouncing Free masonry. Ilm llr.lin.ca ,.,;n ,i..i . , . - n i.i ULuait innt free Masons are pursuing thesa- """- oi replacing LUristmnity by The Alabama I.enisln ins a billannrnni-intinfr .mi noii : tion to the $1,000 already approjiriatcd lor the purjiose of arranging an exhibit at the World's Fair. None otitis to be come payable until a like sum is raised by fuvuic suuscnjitiou The French Chninlx-r of Moi.nC.o !,., I?iven iudicinl unu-era in flm ..n.M.U investigntiug the Panama Canal. The World's Fair committee is think ing Of naklllir rl.-lllulnni. ll rttnl.a n --- r w . ... i. ii . me opening address May 1. Hereafter no non-reaidrnlia mill ! ..1 lowed to acquire lands as settlers in Oklahoma. Southern Methndiiifu will rnlu n of $200,000 lor church extension in St. 1UUlS. Emnloves of the (nvernmnttt i:..4-:u office now want the eight-hour law rc- pvu ICl' . Piano and bammet lomn, r. ,.'i 1. tea stands, brass tables, etc., nil very nice for presents. Prices right. Thrash. Buy your bov a Xmns suit m.l coat. The styles are exact. Prices lower than ever at Whitlock Clothing House. S so, 000 lu a Hole. Nkw York, Dec. 16.-The Wclls-Farra Express company has assumed the res ponsibility for the loss of two packages iiwnry uiiii-u recently irom tins citv to Galveston Texas. The amount was VouiiKUlrlsenteuced. Loniion, Dec. 1G.-Gwynthc Maude, the young girl who yesterday pleaded guilty to the churge of swindling Messrs. Spink & Son, silversmiths was sentenced to three months imprisonment at hard inoor. He LesHeps' son An ested. Taris, Dec. lG.-Charlcs De Lesscps, Marquis litienne Fontaneand Sara Leroy have been arrested for their alleged connection with the Panama canal frauds. In Cleveland's Tracks Washington, Dec. lG.-Praident Hnr. sison will probably sjjend the holiday recess duck shooting at Benjies, Mary land, or sonic point in Chesapeake Bay. The Have none Nothlnir. London, Dec. lG.-Tlie American dele gates to the International Monetary conference sail from Southampton for New York on December 21. Taken His Father Heat. Nkw York, Dec. 16.-Gcorgc Gould has stepped into the vacant sent of his father at the head ol the Manhattan Railroad svstem. HasiEuouith ol it. London, Dec. 16.-A dispatch from Pasissays: The rumors that President Camot will shortly resign are confirmed. See our display of handkerchiefs and mutllers, elegant and beautiful lor Xmas presents, at Whitlock Clothing House. A pretty coal vase will make a suita ble Xmas present present.- We have lots of them cheap. Thrash's Crystal Palace, Go to headquarters at 28 Patton avenue. A full line of Christmas neckwear, muf flers, silk handkerchiefs, umbrellas, sus penders, etc., etc., now in stock. Also best assortment Of men's hn.t,S nrl man'a vbuv U1VU Q shoes. Prices risfnt! F. E. MITCHELL, THE MEN'S OUTFITTER, a8 PATTON AVENUE Do Not Make Your Christ mas Purchases Before Vis iting the Jewelry Store of B.H.OOSBY 27 PATTON AVENUE. A sight of the goods diSDlaysri h.i. n, assuredly more than annnut. 1 - - JUH 1UI the time consumed in examlnln;them. You will and a large stock of gold and sUver ar tiees In great variety and also gold and ail ver plated ware of every description. In all cases, the large experience of the proprie tor in buying, together with hi. j Ing business relations with the h. a uium icimuie manufacturers in the land sure to every purchaser the full value of money in each article bought In- his IWYCUR PATRONAGE 18 80LICITE0.-W CIGARETTES - - 5 L".r&e Assortment of Best Brand. I. G Quantities or bjboi. ta LATEST NEWSPAPERS R MAGAZINB8, NOVBL8, S 8 CIGAR STAND ANDTICKET OFFICE, Btraasa- Hotel. 38 South Mala Street TV THE MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY TUB TERT BEAT WOKJC, CHUR.H STFEET, ITO?ITfl.