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ASHEVIIiI,E, N. C FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 24, 1893.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
VOLUME VHI.-NO. 254.
LEGGETT'S
TABLE
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NICB,
OUR 611AHAM WAFERS,
RECEPTION FLAKES AND CRACKERS.
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OUR FLORIDA OIANGES
AND MESSERIA LERONS.
Fat,
WHITE
And Juicy
These are the finest llavored
mackerel in " the world and
wetorh from to 2 pounds
oacb.
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POSTPONED!
THE MAYOR TAKES A TRIP
Our Clearing Sale Will Not
car Vntit March. L'ok Oi l
Karguina Then I
LEFT FOR RALEIGH YESTER
DAY AFTERNON.
Oc-
Something New Again
It is an Illuminated Clock, for Many
Purposes: Specially for the Sick
Room. You Will Want It When You
See It.
it l BsMeved Tbal He for
the pnrpM or DcfeaUax tne
Bill Sir. Harphv Talks.
Ralbigh, Feb. 24. Special. Mayor
Blanton ia here. His business is in re
gard to tbe bill proposing amendments
to the Asheville charter. Mr. Starnes
has introduced this bill. Blanton is op
posed to some of its features.
MO HID fAKE HERR.
WHAT CONGRESS IS DOING
The'
Mayor Blanton left Asheville on
2:45 train yesterday afternoon.
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HAVE
We Save in
YOU
Roasters and Bakers, 73 centm to
S1J13. Fall; Heaters, Oil and Gas
Stoves and House Furnishings of
Every Description at X.o wes t Prices.
PIN?
IPSO. FASTBN THIS IN YOUR HAT!
A. D. COOPER,
NO. COURT SQUA.RH.
THAD. W. THRASH X CO..
Crystal Palace.
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RBALESTATB.
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Gwyn &
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ESTABLISHED 1881
REFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE.
Real Estate.
Loan Securely Placed at 8
Per Cent.
Notary Public, Commissioner of Deeds.
FIRE INSURANCE.
SOUTH BAST COURT 8QUABB.
BON MARCHEl
New and Pretty Ging
hams, in all grades,
just received. New
Spring Dross Goods.
New Stock Kid Gloves.
New Goods arriving
Daily. Ladies request
ed to inspect.
BONtMARCHE
37 Souili Main St.
CALIFORNIA
EVAPORATED
FRUITS.
the
His
departure was known onl to a few, and
as to his destination those who knew
. i r . . i ii 1 Jt I
-y. -m I suia utile, it wus icurucu, BUWCVCr,
fotOCtCj I that he went to Raleigh, and it is be
lieved to be bis intention to defeat, if pos
sible, the passage of the bill introduced
in the House on Tuesday, amending the
charter of the citr of Asheville, which
bill was prepared by J. D. Murphy and
E. D. Carter, members of the committee
appointed by the mass meeting of citizens.
Mayor Blanton is known to have ser
ious objections to the bill, although he
has never, in any way, pointed out the
objectionable clause.
The Muyor's action has caused consid
erable unfavorable comment from prom
inent citizens here.
Messrs. J. D. Murphy, E. D. Carter
and J. P. Kerr left this afternoon for
aaicign to worn jor me passage 01 uk
bill.
Citizen" Ila. tne noeumen-
tarjr Proof This Time.
Following upon the publication of the
roll of honor ot the city schools every
month The Citizen frequently hears
complaints from pupils whose monthly
reports assured them that they would
be on the roll of honor, yet when the
report was published their names were
omitted.
One case was brought to The Citizen's
attention yesterday. One little Miss of 12
years in the fifth grade at Orange street
school had received "excellent" on every
thing in her report and was naturally
expecting to be on the honor roll. When
it was published in Thi Otizbn. how
ever, her name did not appear. The little
girl laid the matter before the teacher
yesterday morning, and was told that
there must nave been a mistake in tne
printing. More than this, two or three
of those whose names were printed, in
formed the teacher that their names
should not have been on the roll, accord
ing to their reports.
Thb Citizen knows that the mistake
was not made in this office. The origi
nal copy, made out by the teacher, is in
the office now, and the names as printed
in Thb Citizen correspond exactly with
those on the teacher's report.
CONGRATULATIONS FOR THE
K13W PtA VV SECRETARY.
II AD A BTRIMG TO IT.
MR. MURPHY'S TALK.
PITTED CHEUUIES,
PEELED PEACHES,
SLICED APPLES.
PEARS,
PRUNES,
APRICOTS.
Iovrell
& Snider.
CORTLAND BROS.,
Real Katate Brokers
And Investment Agrenta
NOTARY PUBLIC
Utu severely placed at 8 per cent.
Oflises
at SS Pattern Atcsh. Second IBoot.
febMlv
JOHN CHILD,
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER.
Furnished and Unfurnished House.
OFFICII BOOMS.
Uui securely placed at Bight per cent.
ABTHUBJ. WILLS.
WILLS
Albbkt a. WILLS.
rmos..
ARCHITECTS
NO. 3 PATTON ATE.
BREWTCN & M'CONNELl,
Furniture Dealers & Undertakers
All calls in this line attended to day or
nlKht Also all kinds ot job work doce to j
order. Upholstering-, carpet laving, pack
ing, setting- op fornitu-c, r finishing, ec.
33 NORTH MAIN STREET,
Telephone 143
FITZPATRICK BROS.,
Contractors and Dealers In
Mixed Paints and Painters' Supplies,
WALL PAPER.
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he Maior'a interview.
J. D. Murphy, esq , in being asked this
morning if he had anything to say in re
gard to the statements of Mayor Blan
ton published in yesterday's Citizen
said :
I do not desire to notice tbe puerile
effusion of Mr. Blanton. I emphatically
asseverate the truth of the statements
made by me in Wednesday's Citizen.
As to my acts in preparing and forward
in e tbe bill amending tbe charter of the
city of Asheville I am answerable to the
people ot tins city and not to .Mayor
Blanton, and to them l stand ready to
answer at any and all times. Mayor
Blanton has not as yet shown, or at
tempted to show, that the bill did not
embrace the recommendations ot the
two mass meetings. That he had deter
mined to adopt every means to defeat
the will of the people, either by obstruc
tive methods or by adopting the Fabian
policy ol delay is now apparent to every
one. Has be snown that be made any
effort, as a member of the committee, to
prepare a bill according to tbe demands
of the. citixeus?.. Mayor Blanton is evi
dently angry because be realizes that he
no longer carries Asneville in bis pocket.
"As to tbe allusion of Mayor Blanton
to the appointment of justices of tbe
peace, I have feelings of pity mingled
witli contempt tor a man who can com
mit so great a breach ot propriety as to
go into a man's private office, and then
come out and give to the press, with
out permission, any conversation or tran
saction there in progress that in no way
concerns him. The tacts were these : I
had received from prominent citizens all
over the county a number of names to
be submitted to tbe members ot tbe Oen-
eral Assembly for appointment as jus
tices ot tbe peace. Messrs. lxiugbran
and Featherston came to my office and
I read these names over to them as 1
would have done for any other two Dem
ocrats in this county. That these two
gentlemen and myself were revising and
making up a list of magistrates is wholly
untrue. No change was made at their
sugges' ion. To these gentlemen, as Dem
ocrats, I accorded the right to see the
list of magistrates, and I could and
would have done no less tor any Demo
crat in the county.
"The list of justices as appointed by
the General Assembly will show that
good and true men were appointed; that
they were not selected by any particular
cabal, by any particular man or set of
men. For my acta in this behalf I Bold
myself in readiness to answ ir to tbe
Democratic party of Buncouibe county
and not to His Majesty the Mayor.
THE BKNRVIT.
A Klrni offers) Work Free But
Watnts) Si so for It.
Some time ago Sallic McDowell,
the 12-vear old daughter of Chief
of Police McDowell, saw an adver
tisement inserted in some paper
by tbe Brooklyn Art Union, which
stated that the firm would, free of
charge, enlarge pictures sent them by
readers of the advertisement. The little
girl sent a photograph of ber grand
father, Maj. W. W. McDowell, in a
short while she received from the firm a
lone typewritten letter, in which it set
forth that it was a "reliable society of
artists," ' nd, unlike other firms in the
same business, would not charge her a
fancy price for a frame for ber picture.
"Tbe only expense you are called upon
to pay," tbe letter continues, "in for the
necessary expense ot advertising, pack
ing and delivery of your portrait, which
will be $1.50. for you certainlv could not
expect us to go to that expense when we
give you so much.
The $ 1 .50 was not sent.
FINK TRKES.
ttlxes of Some From TVblcli Pho
toitraplie Are to toe Made.
T. II. Lindsey, the photographer, who
has just returned from an extended trip
through Eastern North Carolina, his
husiness being the photographing of big
trees for the World's Fair, has given
Tub Citizen the sizes of some of the
most notable trees of which negatives
were obtained:
Juniper, 15V4 fect in circumference;
sweet gum, 13 teet; cypress, 25 feet;
short leaf nine. 12V4 feet; rosemary pine,
16 feet, and 75 feet to lowest limb; syca
more. 12Va feet: swamp black gum, 14
feet; long leaf pine, 12Vi feet; water oak,
14 feet; red cedar. 12 feet; magnolia, 9
feet: palmetto. 15 inches, and 40 feet
hieh: lin oak. 12 feet.
The palmetto was found on Smith's
Island, the magnolia at Southport, the
rosemary pine in Northampton county.
and the cypress, oaks, cedar, jumper
etc., in Bladen county. Nearly 100
negatives were obtained in the eastern
section of the State.
He Makes) s Speech In Renlv
Ttae senate Passes one Dill In
Qnlck Time Ttte House Rejects
Consideration of the Anll-Op-llon
Bill.
Washington, Feb. 24. The sundry civil
appropriation bill with the senate amend
ments was laid before tbe House and re
ferred to the committee on appropria
tions. Mr. Bland gave tbe significant
suggestion that the committee on appro
priations should report it back at as
early a day as possible, as he intended to
have the Senate amendments fully and
fairly discussed in the committee of tbe
whole. Outhwaite called up the confer
ence report on the army appropriation
bill. While explaining the measure Hil
ary A. Herbert, Cleveland's new Secre
tary of the Navy, entered the hall and
modestly leaned over the screen in the
rear of the chamber. But be could not
escape the eyes that were in search of
him. and tbe bouse spontaneously broke
into applause and cheers which lasted
several moments and wbirb evidently
came trom the heart. Outhwaite, smil
ing, bowed to Herbert and yielded him
five minutes ot bis time.
And so Herbert was compelled to come
forth from bis retirement. He was deep
ly moved by tbe cordial reception given
htm and his voice quivered as be said
"This reception from men with whom I
have associated and whom I have
known so long, touches my heart in a
manner that 1 have no words to express
I can only say that I thankyou from tbe
bottom ot my beart.
Ibis short speecn was greeted with
long and loud applause, and then Her
bert held a levee in tbe rear of the hali
The Conference report was agreed to.
Mr. Pell moved that tbe house go into
committee of tbe whole for considera
tion ot the General Appropriation bills.
Ibis motion was antagonized by Hatch,
who wished consideration of the anti-
option bill. Peel's motion prevailed,
yeas 152, nays 75, and consideration of
tbe Indian appropriation bill was re
sumed.
The Hawaiian resolution introduced
in tbe House recently by springer calling
for the statement of liabilit ies to be as
sumed, was considered today by the
House wavs and means committee and
referred to sub-committee.
Tbe senate proceeded to consideration of
tne diplomatic and consular appropria
tion bill. There was no item in the bill
that gave rise to any contest or discus
sion. As quickly as tbe clerk could read
the bill it was read and passed, and the
military academy appropriation bill was
then taken up and passed, lue legisla
tive. executive and judiciary appropria
tion bill was tben taken up.
Senator Dixon, from the committee on
postoffice and post roads, today reported
favorably to the Senate his amendment
to the postoffice appropriation bill which
proposes to pay to letter carriers in cit
ies wnere irec aenyery is cstaousnea iuc
first year $600 per annum, second year
$800, third year $1000. fourth year and
thereafter $L,20U.
RANT'S PHARMACY.
WHEREAS 'tis knownbijcnd a. question
that headache, bile and indigestion nave
formed a pact of treason to li stunt the say
and. festive board throughout this gladsome
season; now, therefore, be it understood
that alt such direfull ills can be defied and
cured for good by using- Buncombe Fills
40 pills for IS cents. Grant's.
AYc do not hesitate to say that our Syrup
of Tar and Wild Cherry is the beat cough
syrup ever sold in Asheville. We have sold
over one thousand bottles of it and the de
mand for it has constantly Increased ever
since we placed it on the market. As it is
p!eisant to take, children do Inot object to
it and It always gives relief. Try It; 25
cciits per bottle at Grant's Pharmacy.
Campho Glycerine Lotion is) a soothing
and fragrant application for chapped hands,
face, lips, etc. Not greasy or diaagrrecable
in any way. For sale-only at Grant's Pharmacy.
A NEW GOVERNOR.
It cleanses the teeth, strengthens tle guma
anil imparts fragrance to the breath. Va
Va Tooth Wash at Grant's.
We can re'er you to many reliable people
in our own city who believe Buncombe
Sarsaparilla is the best blood purifier they
ever used. Why use other and more expen
sive preparations -when a home product is
better and cheaper ? Grant's.
Do you shave yourself or does a barber do
it for you ? In either esse, if you use our
Imported bay rum your face will always re
main smooth and free from any irritation
or redness. SOc bottles at Grant's.
Absolutely Pure Witch Hazle, in i
Pint bottles, 25 cents. Grant's.
ittractive
Dolnot suffer with headache when you
know that Antimirane will relieve you en
tirety. It isa harmless but sure remedy.
For sale at Grant's.
Buncombe Plasters a higher grade poroua
plaster than the public his hitherto known.
Try one. 15 cents at Grant's.
St. Elizabeth's Salve cures all skin diseases.
It is superior to all known remedies lor the
cure of pimples cr any skin eruption. Posi
tively guar anted to cure or money refunded.
For sale at Grant's Pharmacy. 24. South
Main street.
Apply the salve ts the parts affected by
rubbing in thoroughl y with the finger every
other night before retiring ynd you will get
rid of those disagreeable pimples or any
skin eruption that may be troubling you.
St Elizabct's salve Is for sale only at
Grant's
IINISIOIMINIIIA
to
WE HAVE THIS bENATE.
one
Another Democrat In. This
From Wyomlnir.
Washington, Feb, 24. Recent events
in tbe West indicate that tbe Democrats
will have enough members in the Senate
to re-organize that body without outside
aid. Still, it that aid should become nec
essary it is pretty well settled that the
Pooulist Senators will vote with the
Democrats. Mr. Peffcr gave an utter
anceto such a statement today.
Denver. Col.. Feb. 24. A special trom
Cheyenne says : A. C. Beckwith, Dem
ocrat, a citizen of Evanston. and the
wealthiest man in Wyoming will be
United States Senator for the next two
years. His selection for that othce was
announced by Governor Osbore last
evening.
THE ATLANTA STEAL
He Goes to Nerw aontb Wales
Hncceed tlie Karl of Jersey.
London, Feb. 24. Robert William
Duff, liberal Ail. P., for Bauffshire. Scot
land, has been appointed governor of
New South Wales as successor to the
Earl of Jersey, resigned. Duff was com
mander in tbe navy from which he re
tired on succeeding to his uncle's estate
and to tbe family seat in parliament in
1861, when he also exchanged his own
name of Abrercombe for that of Duff.
He is 57 years of age, was junior lord of
the treasury in 1882-85 and civil lord of
the admiralty in Gladstone administra
tion of 1885-6.
Tbe (. V. and r. E.Rallwav.
New York, Feb. 24. At a special
meeting of the New York and New Eng.
land Railroad directors yesterday morn
ing President Parsons resigned, and tbe
resignation was accepted, to take ettect
March 14. Charles Pars n, jr., b. Day,
Wm. Lummis and A. R. Flower handed
in resignations as directors to take effect
March 14.
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No longer your are art upon retiring. Sleep
will come p'ea'Br-tly without using oiates.
MPI.V TAKB
One teaspoonf.it
BRADYCROTINE
The Southern Woman's Headache Remedy.
No unpleasant results in the morning.
Should your tooth trouble you
One teaapoonful
BRADYCROTINE
COSTING FIVE CrNTS, WILL STOP " IT.
FOR SALB AT
PslliJirn's Pharmacy
J.H.LA.W,
NO. 3V
PATTON AVE,
Tbe following special prices will prevaill till the end of the month. We name
few. All are Bargains indeed.
Globe Heater Oil Stoves,
worth $12,
...$8.90
8 and 10 Piece Decorated
worth $3.00 to $4.50, at.:.
Toilet Sets,
.9S
Tbe Newest and Best Nickel Lamp.
.J.K.73
Hanging Lamps, - with
sd Decorated Shade,
......... i.
Patent Spring
worth , $4.75
saus.XSat
Trible Plated Knives. Rogers or Mcri-
den, at 1.65 Per Set.
HEIN1TSH & REAGAN,
DRUGGITSS,
Church St. and Pattton Aye.
We Receive daily a fresh supply of
We are running an entire new line of I
Glassware and are closing oat all the
old patterns at about half price. There
are also many big bargains in Crockery.
Don't forget, tbe new and pretty com
plete Dinner seta at.........lii.75
Our Stock of Choice China, Sterling Silver and Plated Ware and Cnt Glass is
DELICIOUS BONBONS,
CHOCOLATE CARAMELS,
CHOCOLATE PARLINS,
CREAM PEPPERMINTS,
CRTSTALIZED FRUIT, ETC.
Bf-Thrs are the Finest Candies Maaufac-
t sired. Bold ia scaled packages oaly.
IS 01 a Verv Uss-sre Crown out
kUaat Evenlag,
The stereopticon exhibition and prize
drill at the Grand opera house last even
ing did not attract a very large crowd.
Some of the pictures exhibited were
fairly good, such as the pictures of Gen.
lackson, Gen. Lee. Gen. Grant, Gen.
Hancock, Gen. Johnson and others, but
the battle scenes were too small to be
try effective. , ;i.
Tbe prize drill of theAbeville Light
Infantry was good. The company was
nnder command ol Lieutenant Lewis.
Tbe boys all drilled well, bnt tbe con
test finally settled down between R. S.
Stewart and G. O. Roberts. Finally,
after a bard fight, Stewart went down
on order arms by numbers, and
Roberts was declared the winner.
Tbe nrize. a surer inkstand, was pre
sented to tbe successful soldier by Cnas.
A. Webb in a neat speacb.
TIB CRUELTY TO AMlMAIA.
IK-
Tbe Usle Cltv's National's seuan
(Ion.
Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 24. The disap
pearance and defalcation ot Assistant
Cashier Redwine, of the Gate City Na
tional bank, of this city, is the biggest
financial sensation Atlanta has known
in years. The defalcation is about $65,
000. The greatest mystery about the
affair is Red wine's disappearance. Up
to this time absolutely no tra'e has been
fonnd ot his whereabouts. It is liclieved
that he has gone West. Redwine has
evidently been living beyond his means
tor years.
Malignant Dlptberla.
Pana, 111., Feb. 24. The public schools
of Oconee have clostd; also revival ser
vices at the M . H. church on account of
tbe prevalence of a malignant type of
diptheria. Six deaths have occurred
within the last few dpys.
Confesses He's a Ttatet.
Wilmington, Del., Feb. 24. Peter T.
E. Smith, paying teller of the First Na
tional bank of this city, is a self-con
fessed embezzler to tbe amount ot $55,-
OOO, and he is now in charge of a United
States marshal.
EVKRV A.A.D'V
HER OWN DRESSMAKER.
The English Merchant Tailor System of
Dress-cutting is the Only Perfect system, it
is so simple a child can learn it. Mothers
and daughters after learning; It can do the
dress-making for their own family, thereby
saving many times the price paid for this
system. Test linings cut free to those wish
ing to investigate. Also suits, basques and
skirts cut and basted and trimmings de
signed. Rooms, Sondley buildinK-
jan23dlm
Tne Supreme Coast on I.J
eon Bsnootlasr. .
The Supreme court has handed down
an opinion amrming tne ludgment ot
TO RVCCEED JACKSON.
An Able Mlchlxan Lawier Noml-
Washington, Feb. 24. The President
has nominated Bento-t Hanchett, of
Michigan, to be United States Circuit
ludee for the Sixth Judicial circuit, to
succeed tnrfee lackson. Mr. Hanchett
lives in Saginaw, Mich., and has long
been recognized as one of tbe leading at
torneys of tbe State.
Killed Himself.
Atlanta, Feb. 24. Thomas Cobb
tbe Criminal court of Buncombe county Jackson, a young lawyer and one of tbe
in a case that is of considerable interest mMt prominent young men of the South,
to members of gun clubs in this) State.
It is tbe case of State vs. J. A. Porter,
and went up on appeal of tbe defendant.
Tbe offense charged was cruelty to
animals, in shooting live pigeons from
traps, and tbe case was prosecuted by
the society lor tne 1 reveniiou 01 v-rueity
to Animals.
Judge Carter decided that tbe sbootiug
of live pigeons was cruelty to animals
and fined Mr. Porter S3 asd all costs.
Wbf mm Xvert Aahs-rllle.
Tbe New York Herald of Wednesday
says tbe reason of Richard Crdlrer's
hasty return waa given oat at tbe Tam
many Hall executive committee meeting
to be oa account of the death of Senator
Haganu The Herald, however, says Mr.
Croker was called back by political .-om-plications
at Albany.
a son of Capt. Henry Jackson, of this
citv. and erandson of Gen. Henry P
Jackson, ot Savannah, committed suicide
last night, wo cause is assigned
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
TAR HEEL TRACKS.
Beaspre. Keegh & Davis, of St. Paul,
tbe oldest wholesale grocery bouse in
tbe northwest, failed yesterday. Liabil
ities, $400,000; assests but little over
$200,000.
Tbe funeral of General Beauregard yes
terday at New Orleans waa one of tbe
largest and most imposing ever wit
nessed in that city.
Another lot of forged paper, aggregat
ing $200,000, on a national bank has
been brought to light ia Lincoln. Neb.
Rufus Hatch, the vetei an financier.
died at bis borne ia New York yesterday.
Shelby Aurora: They have at Hen
rietta no graded school supported by
taxation, but have something better for
the cotton mill operatives, lor tbe free
school runs ten months in the year, and
i under tbe able supervision of Mr. B.
11. Bridges and daughter. The owners
of tbe mill, aided by the school tax of $1
per pupil 'give free tuition to all the
children this shows liberality and mag
nanimous spirit in tbe management.
A mill stone at Stewart & Morrison's
mill. New Stirling, burst on Monday,
while tbe mill was running at a high
speed, and one of tbe pieces, weighing
about 40 pounds, burled with terrific
force, struck Mr. Elliott on the head
fracturing his skull. He is not expected
to live.
The bad newa hai been received of
the death of Rev. Dr. J. H. Cordon at
Oxford. He died of lockjaw. He had
been pastor for four years of Edenton
Street Mark Methodist church. He was
an Odd Fellow of bigh rank and also
Knight of Pythias.
A crate containing 100 partridges
passed tnrougn rienoersoa recently.
consigned to James B. Briar, Stovoll,
Granville county. Tbe birds were shipp
ed from New York to be turned loose in
that section to raise from, and were
healthy looking lot.
Senator Vance says his Greene non-
meat bill is where it can be reached
an hour wben buls 00 toe calendar are
next considered, trut he doubt if there
will be an opportunity to pass it ia the
House at tbss tune of the session.
MINERAL WATER !
Why sutler with Isdiuestion and all kinds
of L.ivbk. Kidney and Blood Tkovblii
when nature ha provided at Your 1ook a
Subb Rem hoy Habmlbks, Wholbmiii and
nbxfbnsivb. The MINERAL WATBS,
fresh from Mr. E. D. Buttle 'a Rshauubu
Spkiku, now beinsr daily delivered at any
residence in Asheville, ia worklag wonderful
cures, as can be testified by inquiries of Judge
B. Reed. Judge J. H. Merrimon, Rev. J. L.
White. J. R. Patterson. Doctors O. W. Pare
fey. Nelson. D T. Millard. Mr. Barnes of
Ohio, now on Spring street, Asheville, and
hundreds of others. Price, only IO cents a
gallon, delivered daily anjvherc in the city.
Orders through mall, or left at Blanton,
Wright Sz Co.'s shoe store, SO Pattoa ave
nue, will receive prompt attention. Analy
sis given on application.
D. D. SUTTLE,
95 Collesre Street.
fcb21dtf
FOR R.E1STT.
The beautiful residence of leans? "D
211 Patton avenue, ia now for rent. The
house contains 1 larcre sunny rooms, with
hot and cold water and aUI modern improve-
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beautiful grounds. For further information
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. '" North Mala street, or oa premises.
A SAFE CONCLUSION !
That anything- needed by a smoker
can be obtained at Kay'a. H car
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and pipes that would do credit to a
a-ge city. Drop la and look at his
stock; yon will be pleaard with It. If ,
anything suits you. so asck the bet
better. RAY'S CISAR STORE AMD TICKET OFFICE,
as South Main SC. Always Opes.
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