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ASHEVIIJE, N. C SATURDAY EVENING-, FEBRUARY 25, 1893.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
VOLUME VIII- HO. 255.
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MACKEREL
Fat,
WHITE
And Juicy
These an the fluent flavored
mackerel in the world and
weiirh from 1 to 2 pound
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F SO. FASTBN THIS IN YOUR HAT !
A. D. COOPER,
NO. COURT BQUARH.
REAL ESTATE.
W. . (IWYN. ' W. W. WEST,
Gwyn & VSTest,
ISucctNon ta Walter B. Gwyn )
ESTABLISHED 1881
REFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE.
Real Estate.
Loan Securely Placed at
Per Cent.
Notary Public, ComtnlMloner of Deeds.
FIRE INSURANCE
SOUTHEAST COUKT SQUARB.
JUST
WHAT
YOU
NEED !
T MAKE YOU FBBL J'H.L Y
CUPOFOHS MOCHA AND JAVA COl'HEE
MMETHING
PARTICULARLY
NICR.
OUR GRAHAM WAFERS,
RECEPTION FLAKES AND CRACKERS.
SOMBTHINO
RIGHT IN
FRICP,
OUR FLORIDA ORANGES
AKD MESSERIA LEMONS.
POSTPONED !
WILL NOT DO MUCH PAVING
S'ot
PAVIN9 COMMITTEE'S RE
PORT REJECTED.
Our Clcarina Sale Will
cur Until March. L.iok Ort
T'ursuins Then .'
ur
It is an Illuminated C'oi, for 1nnr
Furposes: Specially for the Sick
Room You Will Want It When You
See It.
tbe deliberations of which
was an unusually large
We Have in
BON MARCHE
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.
BON .MARCHE.
37 Koulh Main St.
Work of ttit Two Boards Yester
dayWill Construct a Reservoir
Aldrrinan Gadget intimates
That Me Will Resign.
Alderman Baird couldn't keep order if
he had it lime-locked in n ateel vault !
This fact was fnlly demonstrated at
Something New Again the meetin of joint Board yesterday
' I afternoon (all Dresent except Mayor
Blanton and Alderman Waddell) upon
body there
attendance.
and which, had there been any semblance
of decorum observed, might have been
the most interesting meeting in months.
When Mr, Baird had been called to
&rVwZ I oresiilc and the rr.iru'e had been
' I i:...t PI,rV Rn1HnT. Advisor
Williams submitted the report of the
committee on a resorvotr site. 1 ney
recommended:
"That the city provide as early as
practicable a reservoir on the gronnd
known as the old quarry, Deionging to
Patton and Sluder, and 550 feet north of
the former standpipe. This site is rccotn-
iloil hv rod antl r( 5f . Mnrnrfifl tix tile
THAD. W. THRASH I GO., bottom of the proposed reservoir would
be but nVi feet lower than the bottom
of the former stand pipe, and the arrange
ment of the ground, the stratification of
the rock to be excavated, ana its accessi
bility. We believe that the demand for a
reservoir is immedia'e and urgent.
It is also ureent that greater pressure
should be had (in case of fire) in the city
mains than can be bad in the old reser
voir. In view of these tacts vour com
mittee would recommend the immediate
construction of a high-service reservoir
upon the site suggested. Also, that tbe
reservoir be not less than 120 feet long
and 50 feet wide, divided by a partition
wall into two nearly square compart
ments, not less than 30 feet deep. This
of West Cohcge and West Haywood
streets with rubble be advertised for.
Mr. Starncs wanted to include Sycamore,
Valley, Water and Willow streets, but
the opposition outvoted him.
Then Mr. Gudger moved that no bids
be asked until the engineer shall have re
ported speci6cations as well as state
ments from property owners indemnify
ing the city against damages. This was
carried by a rising vote, it being the first
time this Board ever had anything to do
with a rising vote.
The street committee was instructed
to find a suitable place for the tubbisb
cleaned off Patton avenue by the street
car company.
Four poles in the street near the Glen
Rock were ordered taken out today.
The following bills were ordered paid :
M. H. Kelly, $584; J. R Bullew,
$4-7.14; street pay roll, $34 87; Govan
Pressley, $50.
CHARTER AMENDMENTS P
COMMITTEE'! BII.I. HAM AL
READY PANBED THC HOCHli
The Senate Mav Tate Vis ihe Mill
This Afternoon-No Serious Op
position Yet 111 Slicnt From Anv
Quarter.
Raleigh, Feb. 25. Special. The
bill amending the charter of Asheville
passed the House yesterday evening as
tafted by the committee without
amendment. It may possibly be taken
up in the Senate this afternoon. I can see
no serious opposition to i' s passage in
sight now. J. P. K.
TO DESTROY A. DI8TII4.ERV,
THE BIO SIX.
Roasters and Bakers, 75 cents to
fl .23. Falls, Heaters, Oil and Gas
Stoves ami Bouse Furnishings of
Every Description at Lowest Prices.
Crystal Palace
CALIFORNIA
EVAPORATED
FRUITS.
Coiitraat In ibe Ltngtn ol tne
Two Meetlnies.
In the meeting of the Board of Alder
men, the request of the W. A. & S. S.
railway to make a change in the crossing
on Patton avenue at Bailey street was
referred to Messrs. McDowell and Uaird
and the city engineer, with power to
act.
Powell & Co. were released from bond
on stall 6 in the market; Gay Green was
given permission to build an o room
house on Buxton street; A. G. Henry,
permit for house near Buttrick street,
and the West Asheville Improvement
company was given a three-months' note
for $1,755, the amount of the bill for
lighting the citv for four months.
I heise bills were ordered paid: Water
department, $54. 40; sanitary, $33.12
and streets $45 57.
Elaborate) Ilot in Whlcb water
Waa a Chief Aicency.
Cincinnati, O., Feb. 25. A daring at
tempt was made to blow up the Dal-
worth distillery at Cumminsville late
last evening. A trap bad been set to
destroy the whole concern, and it was
discovered only after a great deal of
shrewd work. Under the building, in a
place to be reached by high water, was a
Quantity of phosphate anhydrite and
nitro-el vcerine. Phosphate anhydrite
explodes when it comes in contact with
water. Ibis would ignite tne nitro
glycerine and the whole distillery and
bonded warehouse would be blown to
atoms. Precisely this scheme was em
ployed to blow up the Shuffeldt distillery
at Chicago.
WORLD'S FAIR STRIKE.
THE NAVAL REVIEW.
It
Grand
Will Doubtlckn Be
Slltnl.
Washington, Feb. 25. Rear-Admiral
Gherardi, commander of the flying squad
ron which arrived at Hampton Roads
depth can be obtained by excavating 20 I yesterday, called at the navy depart
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reti auu uuiiuimk u yj.. , l mem loaay wim ms nag ucuienaui,
PITTED CUEKUIES,
PEELED PEACHES,
SLICED APPLES.
PEARS,
PRUNES,
APRICOTS.
Powell & Snider.
CORTLAND BROS.,
.teal Estate Brakeini
a.nd investment Agent
NOTARY PUBLIC.
tmn acvurely placed at S per cent.
OSIeea
3M Pattoa Atom. Second .floor.
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JOHN CHILD,
REAL ESTATE AKD LOAN BROKER.
Furnished and I'nfnrnlabed Houses.
OFFICB BOOMS.
Letm sscnrely placed at Bight per cent.
1ITHV1J. WILLS. ALBEHT . WILL.
WILLS BROS.,
ARCH ITECTS
NO. 3 PATTON AVE.
BREWTON & M'CONNELl,
Fnrnitare Dealers & Undertakers
tUBKUmOA SPECIALTY.
All call in th's line attended to day or
night Alio all kind, oi job work done to
order. Upholstering, carpet laving-, pack
ing;, retting- up farnlto-e, refinishlng. e'c.
33 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Telephone 143
FITZPATRICK BROST,
Contractor and Dealers in
Mixed Paints and Painters' Supplies,
WALL PAPER.
83NoTa Mm Stbbbt, Asbbvillb. N. C.
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. The following ipecial prices will prevaill till the end of the month. Wc name
a lew. All are Bargains indeed.
HEIN1TSH & REAGAN
Globe Heater Oil Stoves,
at.
worth $12,
...... 8.90
8 and 10 Piece Decorated Toilet Sets,
worth $3.50 to $4.50, at...... ..ft. 93
The Newest and Best Nickel Lamp,
".75
Hanging Lamps, with Patent Spring
and Decorated Shade, worth $.75
jntlMlMMlMMtit(aMaml2IO
Triple Plulcd Knives, Rogers or Mcri-1
den, at 165 Per Set.
DRTJGG-ITSS,
Cnurcn St. and Patton Ave.
We Receive daily a fresh supply of
We are running an entire new line ofl
Glassware and are closing out all the
old patterns at about half price. There
are also many big bargains in Crockery.
Don't Torget.tbe new oud pretty com
plete Dinner sets at II7S
'Onr Stock of Choice China . Sterling Silver and Plated Ware anu Cut Glass is I
DELICIOUS BONBONS,
CHOCOLATE CARAMELS,
CH0C0UTE PARLINS,
CREAM PEPPERMINTS.
CRYSTAUZED FRUIT, ETC.
-Tbeac arc th Fiacat Caadirs Maaafac-
tared. Sold in sealed pavekag-ea oaily.
That the reservoirs be so connected with
the pumping station that the water
may be pumped into both or either com
partment as desired, and that the city
mains be so connected that the water
may be drawn from both or either com
partments os may be required."
The committee suggested that specifi
cations and plans be submitted to the
Board as early as possible. It reports
that Captain T. W. Patton, who has
control of the property, agrees, in event
of beine unable to arrive at an agree
ment as to price with the citv, to leave
the adjustment to two disinterested par
ties, one to be selected by each of the
parties to the purchase.
The motion of Advisor Hunt, to adopt
the report, was carried, and there was
no discussion.
Cburcli Street Paving.
Alderman Starnes read estimates of
cost of paving Church stieet. to the
Trinity Episcopal church. nd several
bids for brick. The estimated cost was
$3,562. There was a'lot ol talk at this
point. The Board would work awhile
on one motion and then on another.
There were two or three motions, one of
them, by Alderman Gudger, being to the
effect that the city engineershall go over
the street and establish the grade and
secure from property owners a written
statement that no damages would be
nsked. This was carried, and Advisor
Green moved that if tbe engineer should
find that no damage would be asked,
the street commitee should buy the brick
of the Buncombe Brick and Tile company
and do the work, which also passed.
The bricks are to cost: Foundation,
$7.50 a thousand; top. $10.75.
Advisor Miller, for the committee, re
ported on the matter of the material
belonging to the city and used by the
Asheville Street railway company in
oavintr between the rail from the square
to Bailey street.- On motion (based on
the report) of Advisor Cummings the
citv engineer was instructed to make
and present to the Board an estimate of
the material thus used.
Advisor Hunt recommended that tbe
Melke property on West Haywood street
be sloped.
Alderman McDowell and Advisor
Williams were appointed to investigate
the claim for damages to the property of
Mrs. Duffield on West Haywood, which
matter was reopened upon request of
Duff Merrick, esq.
Thof. R. Ransom, esq., 'or W. G. Cor
nening & Son. presented a bill for $1.-
807.46. claimed as due this firm by tbe
city for extra work on the streets. Tbe
report of the committee, made last week,
was then adopted, which practically al
lows the contractors none ol tbeir claim.
W.W.Jones presented a matter that
Dronerlv came before the Aldermen, bat
could not remain till after 6 o'clock,
until which hour the Joint Board talked.
T. W. Branch presented a petition
from Starnes avenue proverty owners)
asking that the grade of the street be not
changed. Tbe plea was granted, on mo
tion of Advisor Green.
A RlalnK Vote I
Alderman Starnes called up the report
of the paving committee, which has been
postponed for several meetings. There
were several speeches on the question.
C. E. Graham wanted a great deal of
macadamizing done. He named seven
teen streets that, he thought, might be
macadamized, about five miles in all.
and the cost would be only about $60,
000. Messrs. W. B. Gwyn, R. R. Rawls
and C. T. Rawls spoke on the question.
Alderman Gudger did not like the idea
of contracting for so much work on the
eve, as it were, of an election; he did not
wish his successor to feel trammeled.
Alderman Starnes remarked that if Mr.
Gudger could not do the work, there
were men who would. It was suggeated
to Mr. Gudger that he would hold on to
tbe Board until '95. but be replied that
it seemed to be the sense of tbe mass
meeting that an Alderman sboald serve
only two vears, and almost in so many
words said that be intended to resign at
tbe end ol his two year, which will be
in May.
Alderman McDowell then moved to re
ject tbe report of the committee. This
was earned. Advisors Cummings and
Williams left during tbe savins; discus
sion, tbe former without asking to be
excused.
Alderman Starnes moved that bids be
advertised for tor paving Haywood
street and Montford avenue with brick
or with rubble. Carried.
Tbe city cagineer was instructed to
put tbe contractors at work pa vino; Col
lege street from North Mais to Oak a
soon as possible.
It was ordered that bids for tbe paving
Ridgcly Hunt. Admiral Oberarcli bad a
long conference with Secretary Trncv
about the Columbus naval review of
which he is to have charge, and sub
mitted to the S. cretary his proposition
for the naval rendezvous in Hampton
Koal" and review in New .York harbor,
The plans of the Admiral may be adopt
ed by the navy department.
Admiral Gherardi also had an inter
view with Coinodore Ramsey, chief o
the bureau of navigation, in reference to
tbe vessels that will take part in the
celebration. Four vessels in Admiral
Ghcranli's present command arc now
in Hampton Roads. Orders were issued
todav directing tne Baltimore and York-
town to proceed at once to New York
or h thorough overhauling and re
pairing to nt them lor taking part in
the review. The Charleston and San
Francisco have Lecn ordered to pro
ceed to Norfolk for similar repairs
Of the nations invited to take
part in the review, all except six have
signified tbeir acceptance or declination
and today the Department of State, at
the request ol the Navy Department
sent messages to United States ministers
in countries which have not been heard
from, asking them to ascertain if those
respective governments could not give
positive answer without delay. Among
the six delinquent nations
Germany and Austria.
are Russia
t May Become a serious Blatter
vet.
Chicago, Feb. 25. Unless the de
mands of the striking electric workers
are granted today all the members ol
thcbbuilding trades council, representing
27 trades, will quit work at the World's
rair grounas. lais wtis mc uccisiun
reached at a n eeting of the building
trades council last night. This, the
strikers say, will make it impossible to
get the work done at the t-air grounds
by May 1. beventy non-union electrical
workers joined the strikers yesterday.
GRB9UAH AMD CARLI8I.E.
President
Tbe Two Confer Wills
Cleveland.
Lakewood, N. J., Feb. 25. Judge
Gresham arrived at Lakewood at 5:30
o'clock yesterday and was driven to the
Cleveland cottage. He will be Mr.
Cleveland's guest until this afternoon
when be will go back to Chicago
Mr. Carlisle will arrive from Washing
ton this morning and there will be a talk
over matters connected with tbe incom
ing adminstration, but there will be no
formal cabinent conference.
Rich and CSeta a Pardon,
Washington, Feb. 25. The President
has granted a commutation of the sen
tence Edward L. Harper, ex-president of
the Fidelity National bank of Cincin
nati, convicted of a violation of the Fed
eral banking laws and sentenced Decem
ber 12, 1887, to ten years imprisonment
in tbe Ohio penitentiary. The commu
tation is on account of ill health and it
provides for Harper's release May 1,
next.
GRANT'S PHARMACY.
llli WHAS 'tis known?bycnd a question
that headache, bile and indigestion have
formed a pact of treason to haunt the gay
and festive board throughout this gladsome
season; now, therefore, be it understood
that all such dircfnll ilia can be defied and
cured 'or good by using; Buncombe Pills
40 pills for 18 cents. Grant's.
We do not hesitate to aay that onr Syrup
of Tar and Wild Cherry la tbe best 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'easant to take, children do (not object to
it and it always gives relief. Try it; 20
cents per bottle at Grant's Pharmacy.
Campho Glycerine Lotion is a soothing
and fragrant application for chapped hands,
face, lips, etc. Not greasy or disagreeable
in any way. For ealc'only at Grant's Phar
macy.
It cleanses the teeth, strengthens tue gums
anu imparts fragrance to the breath. Va
Va Tooth Wash at Grant's.
We can re'er you to xneny reliable people
in our own city who believe Buncombe
Sarsaparilla is the beat 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 case, if you use our
imported bay rum your face will always re
main smooth and free from any irritation
or redness. SOc bottles at Crant's.
Absolutely Pure Witch Hazle, in attractive
Pint bottles, 25 cents. Grant's.
Donot suffer with headache when you
know that Antimijrane will relieve you en
tirely. It !; 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. Bliial t h's Salve ceres all skin diseases.
It is saperioi- to all known remedies tor the
cure of prmpli-s or any skin eruption. Posi
tively guaranted to cure or money refunded.
For sale at Grant's Pharmacy, 24 South
Main street.
Apply the salve te the parts a fleeted by
rubbing in thoroughly 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 Elizabet's salve is for sale only at
Grant's
A ueantjr Show Proposed.
San Francisco. Feb. 22. Frona
Waite, a newspaper writer, has sug
gested a novel California attraction for
the World's Fair. It is to hold a com
petitive show, select the prize California
beauty wno approaches tne most nearly
to the classical proportions of the Venus
of Milo, and then have her pose to
Schmid, the leading sculptor on this
coast. Schmid's statue will be cut in
marble, and placed in the California
room of the Woman's building. The
woman selected as the prize beauty
must have classic features as well as
shape.
Kedwlne caught.
Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 25. Redwinc, the
defaulting cashier of the Gate City Na
tional bank, who absconded witu some
$60,0OO, was caught at 1 o'clock yester
day in the suburbs of this city. He re
fused to talk. He has no money with
him.
The arrest of Red wine has added fuel
to the fires of excitement. Nothing has,
however, developed about the aflairs of
the bank, for Red wine will sav nothing
except that if anything like $70,000 has
disappeared, somebody else got it.
jeans at tne inausruratlon.
Versailles, Ky., Feb. 24-. A local
tailor is making up a suit of old-fashioned
Confederate jeans for Senator Black
burn to wear at Cleveland's inaugura
tion, in accordance with the Senator's
wish. The Mississippi Woolen Mills
manufactured a special piece ot jeans,
and Capt. Andrew Steele is having a
suit made from it which he will forward
to the Senator this week.
Beat Motblnic Bat a Retreat.
Grenada, Miss., Feb. 25. Thursday
night a party of White caps went to the
house of T. A. Anderson, in Caroll county
with the intention of whipping him,
Tames McMahon. one of the party, en
tered tne house witn a pistol in nis nana
and Anderson shot and killed him. The
othrs beat a hasty retreat. Anderson
had a preliminary trial and was discharged.
illiNISIOIMINIIlAi!
No longer your dread upon retiring. Sleep
will come p'rnsantly without using opiatcp.
SIMtLV TAKii
One tea.poonfu)
BRADYCROTINE
The Southern Woman's Headache Remedy.
No unpleasant results in the morning.
Should your tooth trouble you
One teaspoonful
BRADYCROTINE
COSTING FIVB CENTS, WILL STOpTt.
FOR SALE AT
PelJhatn's Pharmacy.
Will Pin-tit Tne Nomination.
Washington, Feb. 25. The Democrats
have served notice on the Republicans
that they will resist anv attempt to
bring about the confirmation of Benton
Hanchett to be Judge of the Sixth Fed
eral Judicial district for the reason, as
they assert, that the retiring President
ought not to be permitted to nominate
to a life position a member ol bis own
party after tbe people have removed the
party irom power.
'-An Extra BMton.
Washington, Feb. 25. The silver men
in the House are filibustering vigorously
todav against tbe Senate amendments
to the sundry civil appropriation bill
Thongh the prediction has not been made
in open House the feeling is general
among the members that the bill will
fail of passage and that this failure will
lead to an extra session.
Millionaire Hsckar snot.
San Francisco, Cal., Feb. 25. John
W. Mackay, the well known capitalist,
was shot by an unknown man in a hotel
here yesterday afternoon. It is thought
be is not fatally wounded. The name of
his assailant is W. C. Ripley. He is un
doubtedly insane.
Quebec Wants to ci"e In.
Ottawa, Out., Feb. 22. Mr. Tate
caused a stir in Parliament today by de
claring that two-thirds of tbe counties of
Quebec would declare in favor of politi
cal union with the United States if a vote
was taken today.
Cleveland's Private sscrelary.
Detroit, Feb. 25. -Henry T. Thurber,
of this citv. one of the law partners of
Don M. Dickinson, has accented tbe
i office of private secretary to President
ft lie Ml vain Tanner and Sued.
Knoxville, Term., Feb. 25. Miss Ra
chel Callahan, living four miles from
Sweet Water, has been fasting for the
greater part of forty days. She is pros
trated in bed. but refuse's to eat until the
forty days expire on Saturday next, tier
brother whipped her severely to make
her eat. but without effect. The fast is
caused by religious fanaticism.
EVERY LADY
: 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
vstem. Test linings cut free to those wisb
ting to investigate. Also suits, basques and
skirts cut and basted and trimmings de
signed. Room, Sondley building.
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MINERAL WATER !
One ol Carlisle's Aaslstanls
Boston, Feb. 22. Lawyer Charles
Sumner Hamlin, grandson of Hannibal
Hamlin.has undoubtedly been selected for
KrrnnH Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury under John G. Carlisle; at least that I resiaence in Asncvme. is working wonderful
is toe opinion oi utmiiciHust in iui. vny
Why Buffer with Indigestion and all kinds
of Livhk, Kidney and Blood Tioubles
when nature ha provided at Your Dook a
Subk Rkhbdy Hash less, Wholiboub and
Inkxpbnsivb. The MINERAL WATER,
fresh from Mr. D. D. Suttle's Rbmajckablb
Spring, now tieinsi daily delivered at any
this
who are in a position to know whereof
they speak. Mr. Hamlin is 32 years old
and was born in Boston.
Tne Cotton Spinner's Strike.
London, Feb. 25. There was a break
in the cotton vpinnerss strike at Old
ham, yesterday, where one quarter of a
million ot spindles resumed operations
at a reduction of two and one half per
cent, in wages, or just one half the
amount on which the master's federa
tion bas insisted.
Jk. ClergTman Involved.
Wheeling, Va., Feb. A big sensation
was caused in social and religious cir
cles today by a scandal in which Rev.
G. F. Chenoweth is involved. He
is charged with undue intimacy with
young lady of Fairmont, this State, and
has resigned his charge pending a trial
which he asked for.
Drowned In Collision.
London, Feb. 25. Tbe British steamer
Cincora. plying between London and the
Mediterranean, was sank off Dungeness 1
this moraiug by a collision with German
bark Lake Ontario. T. he third engineer
and fireman ol tbe Cincora were
drowned.
. la Honor of O. w.
Washington, D. C Feb. 25. The
President has approved the joint resolu
tion for tbe construction of s wharf as s
means of approach to tbe moanment to
be erected at wakencm. va.. to mats
cures, as can be testified by inquiries of Judge
I B. Reed. Judge J. II. Merrimon, Rev. J. X..
White, J. R. Patterson, Doctors G. W. Pure-
fay. Nelson, D X. Millard. Mr. Barnes of
Ohio, now on Spring; street, Asheville, and
hundreds of others. Price, only lO cents a.
gallon, delivered daily anywhere in the city.
Orders through mail, or left at Blanton,
Wright & Co.'s shoe store, 39 Pattoa ave
nue, will receive prompt attention. Analy
sis given on application.
D. D. SUTTLE,
9S College Street.
feb21dtf
FOR ItElST.
The beautiful residence of Tesse R. 8t.rnn.
211 Patton avenue, is now for rent. Tbe
house contains 14 large sunny rooms, with
hot sod cold water and all modern Improve
ments; stable and carriage house: la rare and
beautiful grounds. For further information
apply TO J BBSB R. HTARNB8.
27 North Main street, or on i remise..
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A. SAFE CONCLUSION!
That anything needed by a smoker
can be obtained at Ray's. Be car
ries an assortment of cigars, tobaccos
and pines that would do credit to a
la'ge citv. bron in and look a his
stock; you will be pleased with it. If
anything suits you, so much the bet-better.
RAY'S CIGAR STORE AND TICKET OFFICE.
38 South Main St. Always Opes.
MODEL STEM LAUHDRY
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elect Cleveland.
tbe birthplace of Geo. Washington.
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