THE AjSilSVXILE DAILY GITIvjfcN.
Saturday Evening, April 29, 1893.
CRIMINAL. COt'RT.
AROUND TOWN.
SOME ELECTION DOXT'S.
Several Fellows leal to the Lock
step BrlKade.
The Buncombe Criminal court has
probably never done a harder week's
work than it has in the week closing
today. The court has worked longer
hours, and, apparently, with more than
the usual dispatch. The ttrm continues
through next week. In yesterday's
afternoon session, in the four cases ol
State vs. Reagan Hunter, for retailing
without license, the defendant was found
guilty and prayer for judgment con
tinued. State vs. W. S. Bradley, killing fish
with dvnamite; defendant bubraitteii
and judgment suspended on payment
ot costs.
Creed Black, convicted of larceny a lew
days ago, was sentenced to two years
in the chain Katig.
State vs. Colly Mills, larceny ol valua
bles from a store near Cripple Creek,
guilty; two years in the chain k"K-
Henry Goodrum alias Price, larcenv,
fjuilty; two ears in the chain ganif.
Sttite vs. Thos. Moore, larceny, jjuiltv;
two years in the chain gang.
State vs. Thus. Shipman, affray, guilty;
rined $15 and all costs.
This morning Ed. Kobinsou was con
victed of an assault and sentenced to
three months in the chaingaiiK.
Seate vs. Will Brittain. atfrav; defend
ant submitted and judgment suspended
on payment of costs.
State vs. 1. W. Bradshaw, larceny and
receivinL': not kuiltv.
The grand jury has returned true bills
in two cases against C. L. Jenkins, tor
talte uretence.
The Whittemore murder trial is set lor
Tuesday morning.
the: a. t. i. kaik
Washington, April 29. Futecast till 8
p. in. Sunday Increasing cloudin'ss,
showers tonight or HundHv; southerly
winds; cooler by aumav night.
-rix. I Mli-it' committee Make a
Kcquest of the Merchants.
That the people ol Asheville feel
uride in their "soicr bovs," the Asheville
Light lulantry, is a fact that will not be
denied The company has taken on a
new lease of life, as it were, the members
are takinu renewed interest, and they
will do all they can to make the com'
pany a credit to the city.
The members are desirous ot com
pletely reunit'ormin themselves and to
this end have arranged a lair to be l.eld
in thr Fumirrs- warehouse on the 17th
of Mav. The details of arraiiKemant
for the fair are in the hands of a number
ot' patriotic ladies who feel an interest
in the success ot the company, ami the
entertainment will certainly be a success
The work ot canvassing anions the
merchants for contributions of articles
in he soli) at the fair, however, is a task
that is a rather heavy one for the ladies
omvnssinu committee. T he ladies, there-
fore. trukLniL' to the Generosity ot the
merchants, reuuest that all those win
will contribute communicate with Kay
snr .t Smilh. the 1'atton avenue druu
cists, stating what they will give to help
on the cause, liv responding promptly
to this anneal, the ladies will be relieved
of the necessity of calling on probable
contributors nersonallv. A list ot the
donations w ill be published in The Cm
ret the mi nest of the ladies and call
no R;ivsor & Smith and tell them wha
y ou will give.
BAIK t-'KOM HCOXl.NI).
at
the
Andrew Murdoch Comes Buck lo
AHllevll'e lo Live.
Andrew Murdoch, brother ol Street
Inspector John A. Murdoch of Asheville,
arrived in Asheville yesterday afternoon
after a year or more spent in Scotland,
and will make this city his home. The
Cumnock. Scotland, News of April 1
says:
"Todav Mr. Andrew Murdoch, and
Mr. Robert Muir sail lor New York
from lilasgow, on board the State ot
California". Mr. Murdoch's destination
is Asheville, wh're there is aheady a
Cumnock colony, and Mr. Mnir goes to
Charleston. S C. Tbev carry with them
the good wishes ot the wholeconiniunity
as their walk and conversation has ever
liecn such as gains and retains respect."
AX THI-: URAN1I,
Hometltlnx of a Mluta Clans Prom
ised for Friday I'.xenliitf
Lovers of opera in Asheville arc prom
ised an evening ot great enjoyment at
the Grand opera house next Friday even
ins. May 5. Selections from "Fau9t,"
"Don Pas(uale," '-Trovatore." and "La
Traviata" will le given, by Mrs. S. T.
Carries, prima donna; MissJulynneSneed.
solo pianist; Signor de Pasqualis, lyric
tenor from the Metropolitan opera
house, and Signor E. Campobello, bari
tone, of Her Majesty's theatre, London.
Seats for this performance will go on
sale Thursday, at 3 Patton avenue.
Alliance Meeting's.
1). A. Black well, president, and X.
l'lamondon. secretary, of the Buncombe
Farmers' alliance, give notice that alli
ance met tings will be held at the follow
ing places on the dates named, at which
refreshments will be provided: Mt. Car
mel, Mav 13; Morgan Hill, May 2i;
Candler's, Mav, 27: Hig Sandy Mush
brick church, June 3; Tweed, June 10;
Pinpv lirnve. lune 17.
Prominent sneakers will make ad
dresses on matters of the greatest
imrtnncr to the farmeis. The
Will vou remember tne electiou Mon
day ?
The Reformers will hold their mas
meeting ill the court house this evening.
Internal revenue collections lor the
Fifth Xoith Carolina distrut vesteidav
amounted to $2,12-1.45.
Next Monday is the day for the regu
lar in nthly meeting ot the Board ot
County Commissioners.
The sale of the stock of books and
stationery belonging to Chas. U. Myers
attracted a large crowd todav.
The fifth and sixth grades ol the citv
schools went on a picnic to the pumping
station on the Swannanoa today.
Rehearsal for "Pinafore" bv the Four
's are progressing gratifvingly and the
association hopes to anuouuee the date
ot the production soon.
Rey. E. L. Stanley will preach at Col
lege street chapel tomorrow eveninij
8 o'clock, and every evening during
week. All are cordially invited.
The ladies of the Flower Mission will
meet Monday afternoon at 4 o clock at
the residence of Ir. I. A. Burroughs,
corner Woodfin and North Main streets.
Rev. J. O. Adams, pastor of the French
Hroad Baptist church, will preach a
uosuel temperance sermon in the court
house Sunday atteruoonat ,-i:.ji o ciocn.
, cordial invitation to all is extended.
Deou' v Sheriff I. M. Morgan went
down toAlexader this afternoon, having
under his care a number ot prisoners
sentenced at tins term oi tne criminal
court, who will be put to work in the
chain gang.
Rev. . L. White, pastor ol the First
Baptist church, will preach tomorrow
morning on the theme, "The Lord Bar
tered Awav." At 8:15. "Two Gates and
Two Destinies." Visitors in the city
and the publicare cordially invited.
Miss Ellen Reid, sister of Mrs. Key. W.
S. P. Bryan, died a few day ago at the
residence of Rev. Mr. Bryan in Cincin
nati, of consumption. MissReid was 35
years old. The interment took place
yesterday afternoon at Nortork, Va.
"Faith through trials, as illustrated
in the life of Job," will be Pastor Chreitz
berg's subject tomorrow morning at 11
o'clock at Central M . K. church. South.
"Man's part in his own salvation." at
8:30 p. m. A cordial welcome to all
Prof. . A. Rogers, ot the Southern
Business college, will leave tomorrow tor
his home in Ohio and will probably not
return to Asheville 'or some time. Prof.
Rogers' many friends here regret that he
is lo leave, but hope to see him return
soon.
Last evening Miss Irene McLoud gave
a party at her home on North -Main
street to the members of her class in the
North Asheville Sunday school. A num
ber of youne people were present and
greatly enjoyed the games and retre.-h-mcnts
provided.
The Raleigh correspondent ot the
Washington News, writing about the
North Carolina tuineralogical exhibit at
the World's Fair, says: A. M. Field, ot
Asheville, loans his magnificent collec
tion of North Carolina rubies, emeralds,'
sapphiresjaml aqua-marines.
Rev. F. W. Sanders will lecture tomor
row evening in t he hall ot the Ililliard
building I Nos. 33 and 37 South Main
strertloii "The Religious Thought and
the Date and Authorship of the Book
F.cclesiastcs" one of the latest ot the
Jewish writings. This is the last lecture
of the course.
The first stone in the inundation walls
of the New Graham cotton factory near
the passenger depot was laid yesterday
morning at 8 3(1 by Zehulon Vance Britt,
youngest son of Contractor K. H. Britt.
Mr. Britt hopes to have a portion ot the
walls ready tor the brick work within It)
ays. F R. Mclntirc is the contractor
u the bpek work.
Don't promise anybody any office.
Don't get into any heated arguments.
Don't take anything stronger than
soda water.
Don't forget that the election will oc
cur next Monday.
Don't, when talking; to a voter, 'cuss
out" the other candidate.
Don't bet 10 to 1 that any certain
man is going to be elected.
Don't show your money someone
will think you are trying to buy votes.
Don't use the argument that the coun
try will go the dogs if So-aud So is elected
you might have to take it back sonic
day.
THE MARKETS.
Cblcaico Market.
C"meoo, April 29 Pork opened " V?
tower at 177. September now 17 lf.
I-ices - Low.
Whitney
Carriages
ACKNOWLEDGED THE BEST.
DURABLE,
STYLISH,
PRETTY.
Ior Sale - Only - Iy
ABSOLUTELY :-: PURE
9iew Vork Market.
Nkw York. April 29 Cotton lutuiea,
Mav, 7 37: June, 7 4,0; July. 7.S; August,
7.6.; September, 7 t5.
mock Uuotatlons.
Nkw Vokk. April 1:9 Krie 20B; Lkc
Shore HIV?; Cbtcajro u.nd Nort h western
l-'7.; Norfolk and Western. 31s; Kichmond
and West I'oint Terminal r-: Wmterp
' nion yov3.
Baltimore Market
Haltimokb, April l?t Flour, dull; wheat,
dull; spot and April, 74-Ia. May 74-;
mi:linu wheat bv sample. 73(rfi7t; cra.
firmer; spot pril !S4.. May 4-i; white corn
by Harople. yellow.
Index to TH--v Advertlsemen i si.
Wanted "Keliable"
Notice J A Brookshire
Millinery F 1 ininauih
Oixra House- Granit Opera
Private Board Flint street
Furnished Rooms 2 Moutford uremic
W. B. WILLIAMSON V CO.,
FURNITURE. CARPETS, ETC., ETC.
16 Patton Avenue,
Tl t'KNISHHP or unfurnined roo to fo r
Xj rent, witft or without board. elegant
cation on street car line. Apply 24- Mont
t'ord avenue prw,t 1
PKlVTli no A K II Two nii.1" front
rooms with flmt clasi hoard. Location
central . Klint Htrect, -d door from Mav-
wood on the right. apr'Uiat
img man of experience
references, a in "iti.ti
clerk in hot 1. Address "HRLIA IMJ
Care Lmly Citizen Asheville.
"lr.NTKli-Hy a
? V and nood
N'
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lire
The New Vork Dramatic Mirror Siivs:
till Nve iiini A. i'. Iturljonk dost- ;it
Miniuapolis on April U'.t without hisuit;
a night sn cc lanuary 1, and will resume
together next season, making a tour ot
the Southwest. Mr. N've's receipts this
season, lm-ludint; revenue from weekly
letters and royalties, are said to aggre
gate $50,0011. Hut tins mav lie news
paper humor.
About 8:30 last ereninj; J. S. Moodv,
Eujjme Sawyer and J. L. kidi were
"biking" it on I'atton avenue, arm-inarm
style. When near ltlomljery's cigar
store someone made a break and the
three riders went to grass in a confused
heap. When thev picked themselves
part thev tound no bones broken nut
sundry bruises. Mr. Sawyer's bicycle
was broken in the scrimmage.
The V. M. C. A. arranged with J. V.
Lee, I). I)., ot Atlanta, to deliver a lecture
on Henry . lj.n:!v earlv in tne
season, but because of illness the en
gagement could not be filled. It is hoped
now that Mr. Lee will deliver tins
lecture next Kridav evening. May 5. It
comes in the regular Y. M. C A. course.
The hnal lecture will be given bv Ir.
Charles Dabney, jr., at a later date.
FOINTH PKRHONAI
im-
count
meeting will lie held Thursday, July 13
in Asheville.
Question" M e 1 1 n .
All young men are especially invited to
the meeting for men in the V. M. C. A.
tnmnrrn afternoon at 4:30. Rev. W.
I. Erdmao, one ot the ablest Sible schol
ars in this country, will answer all
Questions that may be asked. Already
a larcre number of auetions bearing on
themes that are at present stirring the re-
liizious world have been asked ana tnere
i no one more capable of responding to
them scripturally and satisfactorily than
Mr. Erdtnan.
Attempted Bnlclde.
I'ink Fatton. white, attempted to
commit suicile yesterday afternoon
shortly after 6 o'clock by throwing bim
.If from the window of bis room in the
second story of the O'Donnell saloon
hnilftinir on North Mam street. He was
caught in the act of making the leap bv
Constable K. T. Poor, and was con6ned
in thr Inrkno. where be still is. No tea'
mn ia assigned for the attempt, but tbe
officers think Patton was onder the
flue nee of liquor
ClaalnK EsercMei.
Thr closing exercises of tbe Catholic
Hill colored school were held last even
ins n the assembly hall sf tbe Christian
institute, under the direction ol Principal
Ed. S. Stephens and tbe teachers. The
hall was crowded, and although there
was very little preparation made, tbe
MMimmnt was a very creditable one
Mitral. The nroirram was made np of
singing, recitations, dialogues, etc
M rnnntrr. 'Tis of Tbee, by United
States Marine band, on phonograph, at
Grant's.
Til I H-K-Sll KK1HK-S S M.U Hy
I' tin exci tition in my hfln's for c
t ion . issucil In- J 1-. Ciithev. el-rlt ol tn - cu
pirinr i-otirl tl ituncotri !e county, in fflvo
ol llnlsti Minnie eooipnnv and various
others. iK"int M Koerts. I will olfer
fi-r snlr at Ihf nmrt hfiusc ilnor in the citv
(t A f-hi-v ille. N C., on the IM Monilflv, the
1 th duv r Aucut. 1 sil.1, to the hiehmt
bililer tr tinh t he I'ollovw inK tieficrilec1 real
rs.Hte. to-wit . Hein; ami lyinji in the
county oi Iluncombe umt State f North
L arolinn. on South l!:it rrek arnl Imundrd
na lollows: HejciumTin at a iot oak. A. K
l-llrr's southwest corner, runieati fl ile
with l-.Hrr'-. lint- to a rhi-stnut sorrmt on the
west ma'j,;in of the South Flnt Creek road.
ihrnif with the sa'.lroail north I 1 t2 roles
liUu-k oak. on the west citKe of said road.
t heru-t' n -rlh 1 r ' cast 1 '.l pole to a pine on
rnt side ot ai-l roafl. thence north fK5' e.-t
3s poles to a .-taltc in the road t the
tout ol the hrunch. thence north t.olt-s. to
a stake on lit-.- t-'.st liftnk ot the said road,
theiK-e north east t 4. poles to n rock on
tbr hank ol" South l-lat Creik; thence up and
with the meander of said crtek snuth r.H1
tut 'J poles to a stake; thence with said
creek north el'J-? east M poles to a stake;
thence south S2J east 13 poles to a stake;
thence south L'H east p:-les to a stake;
thence south fio east 1 5 poles to a stake;
thence south 1' 4-' east 7 p.'les to a take at
foril of said creek Harvev Kolterts corner;
thence up sa d creek south 2 1 poles to
ile on south hank of said creek, thence south
same course 11H poles to a stake; thence
west 11 poles to R. P. Ilrittain's northeast
coruer; thence same course with Brittain
line 32 poles to a chestnut near a spT-ins;;
thence south i;70 west V.7Va poles to Hnt-
tain's old northeast corner: thence with Hrit-
taul'9 line w-rst 4.0 poes to a stake; thence
north 12 poles to a stake, thence west SO
IK.les to a post oak; thence north H7 poles
to the tK-cianins. containing 126 acres Said
sale is made to satisfy suid execution and
cost of advertising
This, April L'8, 1H-J3.
I A BROOKSHIKK. Sheriff.
aprS!dltw3t Ier J M Morgan. L. S.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
FRIDAY, MAY 5TH.
One Grand Gala Performance of
GRAND OPERA,
MRS. S. T. CARNES,
PRIMA I'ONNA
MISS JULYNNE SNEED,
St)l.() PIAMT
SIGNOR DE PASQUALIS,
1.VK1C TKNOR.
From the - Metropolitan - tlperu - House.
and
SIGNOR E. CAMPOBELLO,
HARITllS K.
Of Her Majestv's Theatre, London, ring
MR. JOSEPH DREYFUS.
MI SICAI. DIRECTOR.
I'roffram includes
ACT I PAI'Sr ACT II. HON I'ASUI ALB
ILTKOVATORB. I. a traviata.
Miserere Scene. Grand Seen a.
Prices. $l.no, 75. 50 and 33 cents. Seat
on sale Thursday morning at 24 Patton v e .
WHITLOCK CLOTHING HOUSE.
No. 46 Sovith IVIain Street.
We are satiHfied with our Htoek as it standi.
Everything is an exclusive style. Ready made
clothing and hats for Easter. Neat, nobby
light colored suits, single breast, double breast,
cutaway, square fronts, Price Alberts, and full
dress suits, new styles, perfect fitting, firstclass
materials. You cannot fail to be pleased. In
i-hiltlren's and boys' clothing we have school
emits and Sunday suits; all proper colors, best
shapes; knee pants and long pants, best styles,
and most desirable because priced low Kiih
tcr hats. Everybody should see our hats,
soft, stiff, straw, the best in the laud, suitable
shapes for all. Dress shirts, negligee shirtw,
working shirts. Our stock is immense. Easter
ncckwpar. selected with care, and superior to
any stock in the State. See them and be con
vinced. Waiter and bell boys' suits. We invite
you to inspect our stock before purchasing
else where. Telephone No. lOH.
THE WIIITJLOCK CLOTIlICi HOUSE
i
j
MANUFACTURED FROM DISTILLED WATER
Wholesale and Retail COAL.
THE ASHEVILLE ICE AND GOAL GO.
34? Patton Avenue. Telephone 36 and 40.
CAROLINA WINE AND LIQUOR STORES,
NO, 19 NORTH MAIN AND 7 AND 71-2 COLLEGE MS.
The !
Ale and
Telephsne
Keep In stock "Mount Vernon," "Cassdlan Clob," and old Baker Rye Whiskies
Wines. Brandies, Beer. Ale ud Stoat for family asc. All goads delivered fro
Porter on draught. Bnterance No. 10 North Mstln and 7Vi College streets.
No. 1S3.
P. S.: On and trr May 9th I will aend statement of accounts by mall to parties In
dented to me If not settle 1 by that time. Respectfully,
LOPRIBTOR CAROLINA 8ALOON.
WE LEAD: OTHERS FOLLOW,
THE-
blair & Mcdowell,
furniture dealers and undertakers.
la A A Ja
IS
ALMIGHTY DOLLAR
m&fi-
The many have too few, the few too many. Your oppor
tunity has arrived if you will only take advantage of it.
It will pay you to examine my poods and pet my priees.
Toadies are eHpeemlly invited to the Leading: Shonnin&r
Headquarters. 1 will make my store a pleasant and prof
itable place-for all who desire to deposit dimes and dollars
where most returns are jriven in exchange New fresh
poods arriving every week. Stock Inraely increased.
Many new departments.
TP HE UIG RACKET STORE,
15 r. UHiiti "t. J. JU. Uwcinn..
Call ann Examine Oar Ntock of Parlor
I Goods and Rabjr Carrlaxea !
DAY CALL. NO. 75-
TELEPHONE-
NIGHT CALL NO. 66
Mo. 4.5 Patton Avenue.
New About the rroplf ah
Come and Uo.
J. II. Caswell of Cleveland, o.
the city.
M. . Hornik ot Charleston i.s
Grand Central.
Thos. Bracken, a ur irnineat New Vork
lawyer, is at the Battery Park.
T. L. Annus. B. M. Gwaltney and T.
L. Goff are at the Swannanoa from
Richmond.
A. D. Beam left todav fur Wuisi.ni.
where be has accepted a pobition wuh
the electric company of that town.
Dr. Sage and wife. Miss E. M. Sage.
Albany. N. Y.; Mn. T. H. White ami
Mrs. VV. P. Rogers. Milwankec, are
among the Battery Park's quests.
Rer. C. O. Jones, formerly pastor ot
the First M. E. church of this city, hut
now an evangelist, i in the citv on a
visit. Mr. Jones will preach at th.a
church, corner Haywood and Bultrk-k
streets, tomorrow at 11 a. m. and 8
p. m.
License to Wes.
Register Mackev has issued license to
wed as follows:
R. A. Black welder and Lydia Buckner,
ot Buncombe; white.
Wm. Price, Lattsville, Mo., writes: "I
was afflicted with sciatica, and had lost
tbe use of one arm and one leg for nine
years. I went to Hot Springs and also
tried differ-nt doctors, bat fonnd no
care until 1 tried Botanic Blood Balm.
It made me sound ami well. I ana well
known in this vicinity."
bkown-s :i hi:tkks.
Alt deslers keop it. Si per lorrl-. (piminphnfi
trade-mark ana crossed red lines ou r-iI i-
HARRIS' L1TII1A WATER
COAL AND WOOD YARD,
No. 20 North Court Square,
(FORMERLY CARRINCTON'S.)
COAL, COKE,
riREWOOI), KINDLINGS,
CHARCOAL, LIME,
CEMENT.
PLASTKIt PARIS,
LAND PLASTER,
SEW E It PIPE,
HAY AND FEED.
We buve j amt recti ved direct from the
Spring a fresh supply
Harris' Wonderful Lithia Water
Sold by the glsM, in casts, sod hulk mt
lowest pric
Call in sod ace analysis and other li term -
tare of this orlebrmtd wmter.
Mr. Jacob Thomas of Bristol. Tenn.,
has just arrived with a car load of firt
class borses for sale cheap. They can be
seen at Raj's stable, opposite Swanna
noa hotel.
Vocal quartette, Tbe Life Boat, on
phonograph at Ravsorand Smith's).
TELEPHONE NO. 121.
DEPOT YARD ANB WAREHOUSE. TELEPHONE NO. 73.
TO THE LOVERS OF GOOD PORE BREAD!
i Celeliated
FINEST : BREAD
OBTAINABLE
IADE BY A NEW PROCESS FROM THE BESriFLOUR.
It is fax superior to aUI otaser tmmd. M maipsalmtcd by cmaMrsrlavea-y maA ateaai, maUng It
i tat 6aet mad most lmsrimsia) tmartJmsr bresul ia tb world.
RAYSOR 8c SMITH
ma white ma mow,
This bread caa only be 1
tbe door on eatertaar.
I mt ow stadia tm tb Maurket lie
tbe firat mtmlla os either side
-tRUOOI8T8,-
rtO. 31 PATTON AVENUE.
Try oar Peed Meml. omly SS
' atoea, n North Mais atreet.
ata per hash el. Cosstrj lmrd mad Ha
a at IS ceata
per pound, mad eTet-ytatiaur that la aaaally kept la a firat claaa arrocery store. Give us a
trial aad be coarlaard.
TKLSraOMB ISI.
THE EMPORIUM
Is crowded clay and night every department rushing,
from West College street to I'atton avenue, from base
ment to third floor; a perfect jam; business 50 per cent in
advance of any season we ever had in Asheville. The pub
lic has discovered the superlative quality of our goods,
our improved methods of business, our every effort to
please, our talented assistants, our immense stock and
our low prices; they have discovered also that anything
conies from Mimuaugh's hus the stamp of stylo about it.
Off stales are as much avoided as bad debts in this estab
lishment.
Our Dressmaking Department is ulready a success.
Worth, the renowned dressmaker of today, would be
jealous were he tr see some of the lovely gowns turned
out by our modiste, Miss Haupt.
Our Millinery are styles exclusively our own. We have
shapes and colorings, you cannot find anywhere bouth.
No more complete department to be fouud anywhere.
Miss Driver is not only a trimmer of talent but a designer.
Nearly everybody preterslier bats to the French patterns.
Our prices range for nice goods, from $5 to 40.
Our Dry Goods and Notions are the largest and finest
collection in North Carolina. No bombast; we can prove
every word of it 'Tis known in business circles in New
York we buy the finest goods South except Atlanta
New Orleans More fine stuff here than this town
show collectively.
Our Kid Gloves, new Parasols and Sunshades, new
Dress Goods and Trimmings, Silk and Laundered Shirt
Waists and new Eaton Suits will fommand a great deal
of attraction this week.
Our Special Sale of Silks will surprise everybody Mon
day; 33 inches wide, beautiful designs; our price will be
80 cents as long as tney last. Respectfully,
F. P. EVUsVusMAUCH.
Our tonsorial artist for ladies, Miss Smith, late of New
York and Baltimore, will be here Monday. Northern
rates only will be charged.
and
can