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VOLUME VIII. NO. 275.
ASHEVILLE, N. C, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 21, 1893.
PRICE 5
V
BARGAINS
IIM
PRESERVES
We ha vo a, lurge stock
of Fine (Joods in
Pails, wliicu a.re equal
in quality to the
jjjoods put up in
KlasH, am' but half
the price. ' Our Htock
comprises Strawber
ry, Quince, Raspber
ry, Peach and Blackberry.
REAL ESTATE.
W. B. GWYN. W. W. WEST
Gwyn Sc West,
iSacctMon to Walter B. Gwyn )
ESTABLISHED 1881
REFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE.
Real Estate.
Loanx Securely Placed at 8
Per Cent.
Notary Public, CoiumiMioner of 1 reeds.
FIRE INSURANCE.
SOUTH BAST COURT SQUARE.
BARGAINS AT THRASH'S they will not squabble
To Open Our Series of Uargetins
for March Wc Offer for This
Week :
DEHOCR4TB WANT TO KKOR
UANUG THK SKNATK.
dinner knives,
per dozen,
Sts,
K sterling triple
$1 per set.
Thin tumblers. 60 cents
worth $1 per dozen.
Thin China teas, 75c. regular price.
1 $1.25. Thin China breakfast plates. 75c.
set, regular price, $1 25; 112 pice fine Doul-
ton dinner sets tor $12. regular price,
$18. Decorated China fruit saucers.
shell shape. 88c. per dozen, worth $1.50
per dozen, bxtenuon lamps, with dome
shades, good burners, $2 25. Can you
beat this f
This is only h partial list of the bar
gains we are offering -4or March. We
mean to clear cut our mgr stock of fine
KOds. After this week we will hnve thelderson,
Dnrgains arrangea on tables trotn luc. I others
to l . so tou can see loem. i nose vis
iting our store tbis month will be well
repaid. Now is the chance for you to
replenish your houses for the spring.
The Republicans day Tlie pro
posed Act Is Without Precedent,
and The v Mean To Oppose II A
Struggle Coming.
Washington, March 21. The first
step of the Republicans of the Senate as
a body, looking to preventing the reor
ganization of elective officers of the
Senate, wus tnken at a caucus held yes
terday in the office of the sergcantnt-
arms. There was a very larjje atten
dance, almost everv Republican Senator
being present. Shernmn presided.
Speeches were made by Senators Man
MM L'ARHINUTON
Hoar, Cullom, Chandler and
North Court Square, Cor. Main Street,
A. X. COOPER.
Specialties in Black Dress Goods,
Whip Cords, Popolain'a Diagonals,
Hroadcloth, Henriettas in Silk and
Wool and All Wool, Serges also in
Color. White Goods, in better
Line than Ever. Ladies' Waists
SPECIAL MENTION I
Frenvh Bngrarcil Tumblers, BO cents per
I ilozrn; Nickel and Bran Dining Room
Lamp, new; see them; Price Low ! All Bar
gains Cash. Nothing Charged.
Crystal Palace.
THAD. W. THRASH X GO.
IMPORTED !
In no other house in the
State can you find a
more Complete Stock of
1 11 PORTED
3.
GREAT DRIVES
25 Dozen Ladies' Black Hose at 25 cents.
worth 40 cents.
50 Dozen Men's Black Ilalf-IIosc at 11
cents, worth 25 cents.
SO Dozen Mens' Colored Half-Hose at
25 cents, worth 50 cents.
SEE NEW GOODS!
DOMBeiTIt:
GROCKRIKS
than we now have. W c
are always prepared to
met competition, whole
sale or retail.
liOJV JkLA.Il CUE. POWELL & SNIDKR
37 Houth Main St.
ASK FOR
CORTLAND BROS.,
Real Estate Broker
And InTentmenl Agents
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Loans securely placed at S per cent.
Office
A 28 P.tton Avenue. Second !Boor.
febSdlr
JOHN CHILD,
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER.
Furnished and Unfurnished Houses.
OFFICE ROOMS.
Loans securely placed at Bight per cent.
tUTUCIj. WILLS. ALBKRT B. WILLS.
WILLS BROS.,
ARCHITECTS
MO. J4 PATTON A. VS.
(X NewTork
FINE
CANDIES.
IN SEAT ."FTP PAGXAQES
O f S ojTe wjh a t
General - - Interest
spring'
opened.
Jot f new
Kty 1H just
As usual
- - - c. w.
US South Main St..
mcb.7
A.X
RAV'8 -
Asheville.
N. C.
FITZPATRICK BROS.,
Contractors and Dealers In
Mixed Paints and Painters' Supplies,
WALL PAPER.
33Noktb Maim 9tbket, Ashitiue. N. C.
TBLBPHONB NO. 143.
the crack things will
he xicked up a,t onee,
and it grows more
jtnd more difficult to
find such at all late
in the season.
It was announced that the democratic
caucus committee which will report to
the Democratic cauo.s to he held todav
was supposed to ntive been at work
upon a plan for the reorganization 01
the elective officers. The Senators who
spoke said that this was in violation of
all precedents. That Senate had never
in its history efiectcd such organization
at executive session and that to attempt
it now would be to the detriment of its
working force and cause great injury to
public business.
There was not a dissenting vote to
this proposition, and it was agreed that
Sherman, chairman of the Republican
caucus, should wait upon Gorman, who
holds a similar position in the Demo
cratic caucus and notify him that any
attempt to reorganize the Senate at this
session would be very distasteful to the
republicans. Beyond this formal pro
test nothing was decided upon
1 here will be no opposition to the
election of Harris as president pro tern.,
and Manderson will leave that place
without a word 01 protest. The com
mittee clerks have also been changed, as
have the committee, and that having
been accomplished, the Republicans say
the reor janization is complete, so far as
t can go this session.
It is understood that certain promi
nent Democrats have said that rather
than remain here ami engage in an un
seemly squabble they would be in favor
of permitting the present organization
to remain until congress meets in regu-
ar session. II there is to be a struggle
over this matter it will, no doubt be
precipitated betoe the erd of this
week.
K & U, RKORUANIZ tTlON
JK Plan 11. at coiik miiiuu h Oii
New Rect'Ker
New Yokk, March 21. The rcorgani
zation of the Richmond terminal svstem
of more than M 000 miles bv Drexrll,
Morgan & Co., mav now be said to lie
assured. The plan is about read
to be announced. One of the first
1 steps toward restoring order out of
I chaos will be the appointment of a re
ceiver for the Richmond and Danville
railroad, lie will represent lircxel, Mor
gan & Co., and be entirely independent
of either faction in the cotnpni'v. Sam
uel Silencer, who is connected with the
banking firm, will be selected for the po
sition, aim it is understood that Krcciver
Reuben poster will be the one to retire
K cciver Huidekoper will remain, but
will act 111 harmony with the n-oiiosed
scheme ot reorganization. I'rexil, Mor
Kan to. win tnusnavecompieteaccess
to the books, and all necessary legal
steps can taken without interruption
1 here have been extensive preparations
lor t bis reorganization beloic the hrm
found a way clear to take charge. All
of the prominent gentlemen who have
been associated with the managemert in
recent times have willingly submitted to
questioning and agreed to assist any
scheme that may be suggested.
THE RABBIT FOOT.
J. W. summera Gives a Word lu
Needed Explanation,
Khitok The Citizen : In your issue of
March 20 appears a short notice of Mr.
Carrington.in which truth and falsehood
are so mixt, that in justice to all con
cerned makes it necessary for me to say
a word or two in explanation. In the first
place Mr. Carrington did not disappear
from -heville for the purpose of de
frauding ' creditors, as hinted in the
article mentioned. The morning before
he went away he came to see me, and I
confess that I was concerned s to his
mental balance, he was so distrest about
these same creditors, wondering how lie
could make them safe. He spoke of go-
ng away to hunt some kind of work lor
the express purpose of paying these
creditors, but 1 did not know that lie
would go that dav. I suppose his mind
as so preyed on by his troubles that he
nallv concluded to go. without further
consultation with his friends. Instead
of doing anything to hinder, delay or
defraud bis creditors, he made every
effort to secure them, Mr. Whitson's
claim among others. lie made a second
mortgage on certain property in this
city to secure the three endorsers on bis
paper with the hanks, Messrs. Wintson,
Atkins and Davis. Dr. Smith was not
n endorser. His bill was for goods
bought.
And now for the little stock of goods.
Mr. Carrington did not assign the
tock of goods to his wife in the ordi
nary sense of that word. Mrs. Carring
ton had furnisht practically all the money
that paid for the original stock ol goods,
that was paid for at all, and I know that
most of the stock has been paid for. Be-
des advancing tnonev to her husband
for this purpose, she had also advanced
him various sums of money before, till
the whole sum amounted to more than
ve hundred dollars. Mr. Carrington
sold these goods on the first of March to
Mrs. Carrington, for the sum of four
hundred dollars, more than the goods
were worth, in order to pay her partly
wbat he owed her. &he was a creditor.
just like the others, and it being all the
way she would have to make any money
to pay her necessary expenses during his
Usenet-, she naturally objected to having
hat all taken away from her. This is
there i to the so-called assignment in
fraud of creditors, as so strongly hinted
bv vour informant.
I for one have always told any in
uircr where Mr. Carrington is, who
skt me. And it is no secret where he
is even now. Any one can find out bv
asking me. He did not leave the city to
beat anybody out of a cent, but his
whole trouble was on account of his
debts, and his whole object in going
away at all was to get something to do
in order to pay his debts, having failed
to get anything to do here.
J. W. hummers.
COMFIRNEn.
One Prire System.
One Hundred Thousand Hind
Keel wanted.
Raleigh, N. C, March 17.-Vben
Vice-President Stevenfon was canvass
ing this state last September he was
presented with the traditional "left hind
foot of a graveyard rabbit," a good deal
about which was said in the newspapers
at the time. The animal, it was alleged
had been captured in the old city ceme
tery of this 1 ity.
A hrm in tuts Mate which makes a spe
cialty of rabbit skins and handles thous
H A I .tl,11n iiici" lYci y ycrir litis Ul dTlvcu
a RedWOOd OC CO. I an order for 'OO'.OOO rabbits' feet, hind
IICVl JlllllCU. Ik IV CV1IIIIIL mui auuic
enterprising Northeru firm is getting
ready to take advantage ol the Steven
son incident, and in some way spring the
North Carolina rabbit loot on the coun
try na an emblem of good luck. New
ork Evening Post.
Clothing, Dry Good.s,
Boots, Hats, Rugs.
EXTRAORDINARY SALE !
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY !
130 Heavy Cut Class Water Bottles, Worth From $1.30 to $3.00 Bach
THIS VTBRKi 98 CBNT8.
20 Toilet Sets. Any Color. Decoration, and Large Sizes, Value $2.00 to $4-.UO
THI8 WBBKt 4tx.9.
4-8 Decorated Lamps and Shades to Match. Complete with Duplex Burners. Usual
Price to $3.88
THI WKUK, t.jo.
yuaarnpie riate moiiow ware, Une-fourth off Lilt Frce. that is, you only pay
THIS WEEK 3.4 PRICE.
Large Size Stone China Bowls and Pitchers. Usual Price $1.25
THIS WEEK. 8 CKNTH.
New Colors in Gold, Very
UELKnSKPM tifll.TV.
The Jurs's Finding: In the
ma Canal Case.
Paaa
HEIN1TSH & REAGAN, s
D RTJG-Gr ISTS,
C:1im-I St. and 'Paiton Aye.
Wef Receive daily a fresh supply of
French China Dinner Sets in Very Rich Decorations,
cheap at $42 SO
THIS WEEK, 35.
Thin White China Breakfast and Tea Plates, regular price $1.05 and $1.3
THIS WEEK, 5 If, CBNT8 PER SET.
The Regular Bargain Tables arc Crowded With Goods Not Mentioned
Here
Tills) Will tJa5 W
:t& Por Bi
LAW'S,
ml us)
NO.
Paris, March 21. Charles DeLcsseps,
ccused of corruptingex-Ministerof Pub
ic Works Raihnut to support the Pan
ama lottery bond bills, was found guilty
today bv a jury. Maihaut, who confessed
his guilt in opcu court, and Blonden, who
acted as go-between in the bribery of
Baibaut, were also found guilty. All the
other prisdners were acquitted. These
are Manua Fontane, Panama canal di
rector: M. Sans Leroy, ex-Deputy, ac
cused of changing his vote in committee
on the Panama bill as the result of
bribery; Senator Beral, accused of being
bribed bv Baron Keinisch, and Deputies
Dugue, lie Latauconnene, uobnen and
Antomn Proust, accused ot corruption
Clio'era Lowered the Dividends
London, March 19. The report to be
presented at the meeting of the Cunard
Steamship company next Friday will
recommend tne payment 01 a two per
cent, dividend. The grosa profit for the
year was more than $860,000, of which
$1 60,000 is available f r the dividend
The business for the year was exception
ally unprofitable on account ot the low
ness of freiebt rates and tbr tusnension
vniiLUtD mull, ETC. I 01 tne steerage trade.
Misa LaBarbe has returned from the
north with a beautiful line of Snrinn
Millinery. She will have her Easter
opening Tuesday and Wednesday tbe
28th and 29th of March. All are invited
, to call.
Fresh Henderson teed at Pelbam'a.
L ELICIOUS BON SONS,
CHOCOLATE CARAMELS,
CHOCOLATE PARLINS.
CREAM PEPPERMINTS,
SBS-Thca are tbe Finest Candies Manufac
tured.- Sold in sealed psckaga only.
FLOUR DUST EXPLOSION
MILLION DOLLAR
DE8TROVKU.
MILL I
The shock H Felt --?r a Ule
Area and 1oc-m (ireal Ianaiee
One Macs insiantlv Killed and
(tuenil Infured.
LiTCi11--iKi.il. Ill , March li 1 . At 3:30
o'clock this morning fire was discovered
in the big Keeler Hourintr mill in this
place, and despite the efforts of the em
ployes quickly spread th roughout the
building. In less than 20 minutes the
flames were lievond control. While the
employes and firemen were lighting the
flames a terrific explosion, caused by
flour dust, occurred and the immense
structure was blown to friiKr"c"ts. John
Cocvie, head millwright, lying at Water
loo, N. Y., was instantly killed and sev
eral employes were seriously injured.
The Explosion wrecked nearly every
business house in tbe village. Many pcr-
sonswerc badly hurt by Hying bricks
and falling timbers.
The ilamage to the mill alone will
reach $1 ,000, OOo and other property is
damaged over $150,000.
The shock wasfelt in the adjoining
villages of Clyde, Butler, Gilespie and
Hillsboro. In many of these places the
concussion was so great that pl.-ite-glass
windows were broken.
When the fire was started the citiens
were awakened by the ringing of hre
bells and before many of them could
dress they were astounded by the shock
f the explosion and the next moment
found the walls of their homes falling
upon them. It is not known how the
fire originated. '
MINISTKR TO --. A. ?iC-I-:
Tnene Nominations Hntt the Hen
ale.
Washinc.ton, March 21. The Senate
has confirmed the following nomina-
ons:
Josiah Quincy, Massachusetts, assist
ant secretary of state.
I?aac P. Gray, Indiana, envoy extraor
dinary and minister plenipotentiary to
Mexico.
las. LI. bust is, Louisiana, minister to
France.
Patrick A. Collins. Massachusetts
onsul general of the tinted States at
oiidon.
Robert A. Maxwell, New York, fourth
assistant postmaster general.
Wade Hampton, South Carolina. com
missioner ot railroads.
Wm. McAdoo, New Jersey, a-sistant
secretary of the navy.
I here nominations were confirmed
the ordinary way without a vote, there
being no obiections offered.
NKPOTIN.
President Cleveland Asainsl it
as MlKht Have Been Kxpecled
Washington, March 21. President
Cleveland defined his views of nepotism
today in a manner so forcible that be
left no doubt in the mind ot his hearer
that he was irrevocably opposed to tbe
practice. The gentleman to whom Cleve
and outlined bis views on the question
is a Western congressman who came to
secure the appointment of a constituent
to office, lie told Cleveland that tbe
applicant was a good Democrat, a good
fellow, and furthermore, a relative ot the
President himself.
'That settles it," President Cleveland
is reported as saying. "His name cannot
be considered ;" and then the President is
said to have read the congressman a
lecture on the danger of appointing rela
tives to offices, in which he placed him
self on record as against nepotism, in
all its shades, meaning and application.
HACKAV'H CONDITION.
A. 11
Bepre-
Kx Coufederati- will
senl us at Paris
Washinc.ton, March 21. J. B. liustis,
who was named vesterdav as minister to
France, was Mr. White's predecessor as
Senator from the State of Louisiana in
the fifty-first Congress, lie is a native
of Louisiana, about fifty-nine years of
&ge, and possesses legal abilities of the
highest order. He is a graduate o
the Harvard law school, and at
the beginning of tbe rebellion entered the
Confederate service as iudiic advocate
on the staff of litn. Magruder. He also
served in the same capacity with Gen
Joe Johnston until the end of the war
when he resumed his law practice at
Few Orleans. He was a prominent figure
intlie reconstruction era 111 Louisiana, ha v
ing been one of theaimmittc to Washing
ton to confer with President Johnson on
that sublet t.
After six years of service in both
branches of the State Legislature be was
elected to the I nited irtates Senate
where he served two terms, his service
expiring March 3, 1S91 . Since that date
he has been engaged in t he practice of
his profession.
GRANT'S PHARMACY.
WHBKBAS 'tis known beyend a qucRtion
that headache, tile and inUiReation have
formed a pactof treason to haunt the say
and festive board throughout this ludsome
season; now, tr crelort he it understood
that all such dire-full ills can re defied and
cured for good ty uainsr Buncombe Pills
iO pills for 15 cents. Grant's.
We do not hesitate to say that our
of Tar and WiUl '"nrr i- the- h-st t
syrup ever sold in Ashevillc. We have sold
over one thousand 1 jo t tics of it and the de
mand for it has constantly increased ever
since we placed it on the market. As it ia
pleasant to take, children do 'not object to
it and it always jarives relief. Try it; 25
edits per bottle at Grant's Pharmacy.
Caropho Glycerine Lotion is a soothing
and fragrant application for chapped hands,
face. Hps, etc. Not greasy or disagreeable
in any way. For sale only at Grant's Phar
macy.
It cleanse the teeth, strengthens the gums
and imparts fragrance to the breath. Va
Ya Tooth Wash at Grant's.
We can refer 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 docs a barber do
it for you ? In cither case, if you use our
imported bay rum your face will always re
main smooth and free from any irritation
or redness. 50c bottles at Grant's.
Absolutely Pure Witch Hazle, in attractive
Pint bottles, 25 cents. Grant's.
Do not sutler with headache when you
know that Antimirane will relieve you en
tirely. It is a harmless but sure remedy.
For sale at Grant's.
Buncombe Plasters a higher grade porous
plaster than tbe 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 or any skin eruption. Posi
tively guaranted to cure or money refunded.
For sale at Grant's Pharmacy, ii-t 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
nu oi t nose disagreeable pimples or any
skin eruption that may be troubling you.
St Klizabet's salve is for sale onlv at
Grant's
On? Kepuhllcau VoU-n 1 1 li Much
IlemocraiH at Vance,
Wasiungtc in. March L 1 . Th 1 Senate
committee on privileges una elections
held a meeting esterdiy afternoon in
regard to the credentials ot" t he appointed
Senators from the new States. All three
a ppeared belure t he co i n in i tt ee. A tier
looking up precedents t he committee
took a vote which resulted as folio rvs:
For wiviny; the Senators seats, Tnrpie
and Iu(h f the Dfuiocrats and Chan
dler, Hoar mid Higins; irainst seating,
Messrs. Vance, Palmer ami Gray, Demo
crats, ami Alitchell, Republican.
Chandler, in order to prevent a tie and
secure a report to the Senate, voted in
favor of seating the Senators, but re
served the rtjht to take such action as
he thought best on the floor of the Sen
ate. The majority report will be made
by Vance and the minority by Hoar,
early next week.
BLOWING HARD !
An Operation Neeeiwarir and He
ia Mot Ml roil it Knonith.
San Francisco, March 21. Millionaire
John V. Maekay'i condition has
changed f"r the worse and it is said he
is in a dangerous condition. Something
has lodged in the vermiform appendix,
and peritonitis has set in. An opera
tion is necessary, and this, ia Mackay s
weak condition, would be dangerous.
He has been delirious and under tbe
influence of opiates, but last night was
a trifle better. He knows his condition
and has cabled his wife's son. The latter
leaves Liverpool tomorrow morning.
Tne Hbciianiluah
New York, March 11). After a pro
longed voyage of 3G2ays, during which
he twice rounded the Horn and twice
crossed the Atlantic, met with and van
quished the fast British ship Kensington
in an ocean race, and finally tell in with a
whole family of water spouts, the Ameri
can ship Shrnaudonb arrived in port
yesterday.
Tbe Red Cross Model v.
Washington. March 19. Miss Clara
Barton, president of the American Na
tional Red Cress, bas accepted the mag
nificent gift of between 700 and 800 acres
of land on tbe borders of the blue grass
region in tbe State of Indiana, tendered
the association last month by Dr. Jos
eph Gardner, of Bedford, lnd. "
Car load of Land plaster, Kentucky
clover and grass seeds just received at
Jarvia, Richards & Lee's. tf
Fresh Landreth seed at Pelbam'a.
. it
llHCoiilrol Purchased by I lie K
t., v. c ; .
Niiw York. March '2 . It is stated of
ficially that control of the Cincinnati,
New Orleans and Texas I'iit-itic railway,
for which : receiver has ljccn appointed
is held bv the Tennessee, having pur
chased hy issue of $,0OO. OOO Ivast Ten
nessee Cincinnati extension bonds which
were nlso sijned by the Richmond and
Danville and endorsed Ijy the Richmond
Terminal company. Tlie road has been
iu litigation, involving abuut $51)0, OOO,
arising from over issue of stock !v n
former official, and this litigation has
been decided against the company, put
ting it in n dangerous position. The
receiver was applied tor by General
Thomas in accordance with the wishes
of the Danville and Terminal inn rests.
The m.aw Will toe Tented.
New Yokk, March 20. Tbe Chinamen
in New Y'orkand this vicinity have raised
a fund to test the const i t u tionality of the
Gcarv law. It was reported todav that
the New York and Brooklyn Chinamen
have alread v subscribed $30,000. Thcv
can raise as much inure as they think
nccessarv.
tt tie coinmbas Fleet.
Havana, March 21. The two Co
lumbus caravels, the I'inta and the
Nina arrived here toda v under escoi t of
two United States warships, the New
ark and Hennington, on their wav to
take parr, in tbe great Columlma nava
review at New York.
Off for Houolnlu
San Francisco, March 21. Iix Con
gressman I?lount and party boarded the
Rush immediately on their arrival here
yi-sterndav afternoon. The Rush then
started on her voyage to Honolulu.
Jackson Jamil Hurnrd.
Svlva, X. C, March 21. f Special.
Tbe jiil at Webster, Jackson county
was burned last night. 1 wo prisoners
escaped.
Alabastine, tbe permanent wall coat
ing, in all tints, at Jarvis. Richards &
Lee's. mch21dtt
Free for men only one package of
Economy. You will like it. Call at T
C. Smitb & Co'a dru; store aad get one
Fresh Henderson seed at Pelham's.
o
lie carried away 1,y the w ind and bluster in
an udvertiKi-mciit. We only ask you to
t-omc and sec for youi Hell' that we are selling
everything in the grocery line at low liKures
for i'ali. A larje line of choice Canned
Hoods, such a
rixn aitm-s,
PKARS,
OKKAS,
u msTi-Ks,
CORN. BEANS
AND TOMATOES,
CALIFORNIA FKl'lTS.
Try our Omcjra Hrand of Flour, the Best
li the Market. Fresh butter and cjjks a
Ieeialty .
17 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
J. A. WHITE.
MINERAL WATER !
Why suffer with Iniiiition and all kinds
f t.lVEK. K IDSKV AND Bl.OOD TROl'BLBS
when nature ha. provided at Your 1ook a
SrK Kkmkov Harmless. Wholesome and
Inkxi-knsivk. The MINERAL. WATER.
Iresta from Mr. n. 1). Suttle's Remakkaule
SrmNU, now 1eiou; daily delivered at anv
rrsidenee in Asheville, is working wonderful
cures, as can te testified by inquiries of Judge
E. Reed. JadKt J. H. Mcrrimon, Rev. J. L.
White..!. R- Patterson, Doctors O. W. Pare-
foy. Nclsn. t T. Millard. Mr. Barnes of
Ohio, now on Ssprinur street, Asheville, and
hundreds of others. Priee, only IO cents a
nalloti. delivered daily anywhere in the eity.
Orders through mail, or left at Blsnton,
Wright X: Co. 's shoe store, 39 Pattoa ave
nue, will receive prompt attention. Analy
sis given on application.
D. D. SUTTLE,
95 College Street.
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T. W. BOOKIIART,
DENTIST,
37 Paiton Avenue, Up stairs,
ASHEVILLE.
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MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY
CHURCH ST REST,
BEST WOI
TELEPHONE 70.