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ASHEVILLE, N. C..LTUESDAY EVENUSTG, MAY 9, 1893.
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Real Estate.
Uona scm Placed at 8
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Notary Public. CoamMoocr of Deco..
FIRE INSURANCE.
8QMTUBA8T COURT 8QUAHK.
JVIOfyE BAGAIflS WHITTEMORENOT GUILTY
FOR
THIS AND NEXT WEEK ONLY.
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The
PRICE 5 CENTS.
ACQVITTED BV THK CRIMI.
NtLCOVRT JVRV.
CANNED FRUITS.
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APRICOTS.
PEACHES, $
CHERRIES, t
PEARS, &C
X
50 dozen Thin China Breakfast Vhitea at
55 cents per set, worth double the price;
100 nets tint thin China Tens, as cents net.
worth $1.25; 500 dozen thin Tumblers eo
cents dozen cheap at fl.OO donen; 50 two-
ifaiKi-; iiov, aj.odr; iw Heavy
XX Copper Bottom Coffee Pots 35, 35 and
5 cents each; never wear out.
I LAM PS I
Superior in Quality
REASONABLE IN PRICE
V - X. Cooper,
North Court Square. Cor. Main Street.
8PHOIAL SA.L.E3.
Handsome Night Lamps, pink and blue.
cents; Large Nickel Lamps with shade.
only SI 00; Library Lamp, spring exten
sion, 14 Inches, linen shade, big burner, only
$3.85; handsome Banquet Lamp, with silk
and luce Shade, Polish Brass and Decorated
Fount, only $3.98; has been sold for $7 SO;
50 dozen delicate Jap and A. V. Coffee Cups
and Saucers, S3 cents. See our price on 10
piece Chamber Sets.
THRASH S - CRYSTAL - PALACE.
41 PAT TOW AVENUE.
BON MARCHE
Just Received, a Large
Sample Line of Ladles'
SPRING !- CAPES-
FROM A I. A ROH MANUFACTVR.
KR I Att NEWEST COI.ORN
AND THE LATEST HTVLKH AT
EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES.
IT WOULD BE WELL. TO CALL
UARLY AND MAKE SELECTION
BEFORE THE STOCK IS PICKED
tJVBR WE STILL. CALL. YOUR
A TTENTION TO OVR FINE LINE
OF DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS.
GINGHAMS, PERCBLES, ETC.
NEW ART EMBROIDERY MATERIAL.
BON 1VIARCHE
37 Moutta Main reet.
TUBF.
Verdict Rradered at
""lit Afternoon In a Packed
Court Room The MtwelUra
Murder Trial Btxaa,
The Whittemnre murder case did not
go to the jury yesterday afternoon as
was expected. Counsel Merrimon's
speech was not concluded until late in
the afternoon, and an adjournment was
tnen taken to 9 o'clock this morning.
It remained for Solicitor Eng. D. Car
ter to make the closing argument for the
State. He began bis speech at a quarter
past nine, and concluded at 11:15. His
argument was clear, directly to the
point, and throughout was a strong
effort. The following is the peroration of
the address of Mr. Carter:
'A voice spoke to trem' ling Israel ii.
the deep thunders of quaking Sinai
thousands of years ago. That voice has
come soundin down the ages, potential
in the development of all the civilizations
nt m .. Mr --- : i : . t
' ' ; "'uwaiion nas ever risen
nourished ln which men did not
ice i mar. awful vnin- It- hno -. i i
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through all times and to all men. It speaks
to vour minds nnH
Will you heed it ? It is the voice of Cod
r j ? j , art,cn'ate breath of the
ir.. win oi nnsts; a mandate from the
star throne of the Rirmal u.n.
and heed it: 'Moreover I an 4 nnn
snail late no satisfaction for the
ir i ine murderer;
land: the
THK V. M. C Al.
An Appeal For Help
Help is Needed
1 be V. M. C. A. makes an
peai to the supporters
hand in to Mr. John H
earnest ap-
and friends to
Weaver, treas-
ROSK
We Have a Large Lot of
Which we Offer Very Cheap
CORTLAND BROS.,
II KstatB It rat-..-.
Avna Investincm Aleuts
NOTARY PCBUC
frb4 1 V
Mvvrcly iioeed at ft per
Oflieea
PMton A vran u
! floor.
JOHN CHILD,
REAL ESTATE AMD LOAN BROKER.
Parniahed auad Unrarniabed Rmm..
OPF1CS BOOMS.
Strawberries !
STRAWBERRIES I
Fresh and Fine.
PICKED IN THE MORNING,
ON SALE IN THE EVENING,
AT
6 Houlh Mnlii Vitreet.
FITZPATRICK BROS.,)
Contractors and Dealer In
Mixed Paints and Painters' Supplies,!
WALL PAPER.
33 Nona Man htiut, AaHBTiu.it. N. C.
TlLBPHOtB NO. I4SI
blood it riVn1h u-
olood that is shnri t Vi...; k.. i
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uk.uu oi oim mat shed it,
ivir. carter received congratulations
from members of thr hD. u: c
rj- . , " v" "IB line
Hi. as Seneraly pronounced one
"irongesr arguments yet beard in
i-uurt room.
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nora tne !Sriioi-r h.i i..., ,
Judge Carter besran hi. charw' to th
lurv. Everv nnint- Bni .1 1
BULBS ! livery ofthe chaeoccuying unl
...-.miuuics pasi u, ana the tur
retired. '
During the
rutwroorc the rietenilnn f
1 if rl (v.. n .1 I i : . . o
J j""v, iiaceniniz ltlTrntfv tn
every word and moving restlessly as be
j.M:u ms gaze nrst to judge and
then to iurv. lust hchind wi,;tt.
m young wife, a bnght-eved. good
looking woman, while the defendant's
sister, sister-in-law and mother-in-law
TimC DACT OTTI DC I " l"c"." a tew tcct nwny. When
iivrtu UUUOkJ 1.,c",.7 retired Whittemnre turned to
... wiie ann (hen followed a conversa
tion that was punctuated hv smiles or
the face of the wife.
The case of Frank and John Llewellvn,
for the murder of United States Deputv
vi Hrsnai Lnas. B. Brockus. was then
taken up and the calliner of the
venire oi uu men mam k..n. nru:i.
this was being done, every creak of the
door leading into the jury room was no-
T f AT CI I S. CKTTTM.n I "tr "I, r nore and tlie spectators.
Awjr iijju o rN 1 L l t. I ,wuu evidently expected a return of the
jury, iney were not rewarded, how.
ever, ror at 1:15. when the calling of the
......... noa mmpinc, tne court took a
rccess ""til 2:30 p. m., without hearing
Ul J
i tie court room was n.-icked i.,n
court reconvened at 2:30. The iurv
came in and soon thereafter Whittemore
was brought up from the jail. The de
tendant faced the jurv. which at 10 min
utes to 3. in due form t.r...,..l, l -v
Gudger, spokesman, pronounced the
prisoner not liuiltv. Whi
congratulated by his counsel and several
ricuos ana lert the court room free once
more.
In the prosecution in M, f I,ii..
case Solicitor Carter is assisted by I. M.
nninant united Ntates Dis
trict Attorney Marshall L. Mott. who
was assigned bv the United Stnt or..
eminent to assist the nrM-nHnn
Brockus. the man l,;il. h- l t i '
lyns, was in the service of the govern-
V j e t,me of th' "hooting. The
defendants are represented hv ?.-.-
Martin and 1. S. McKlm, tl,, h,kh.
a"ts father and son. Prank Llew
ellyn the lather, being very old. gray
bearded and bent, and nearly blind. The
son is perhaps 25 years old.
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35-37 PATTON AVENUE.
, Glass, Cxatlery a.vxa Lamps.
We constantly ,
carry complete and elesrant varietv f .
o'cloek tea and toddy kettle, from S2.85 upwards.
Pater Ccohra and FUters. The Lowest Prices in Ton.
REAGAN.
DRUGGISTS.
Lauren i. ana Patton A v-.
PROMPT ATTENTION.
ACCURATE 1HSPENS1NO.
MANUFACTURERS OFKOUM.S
Noda Fountain Open all Vear
bMstillni.,rtmentut hanging ,ad uUmtS amrm
the moot iranroved student lampa.
Theatrical Ulbocranh.
erea Vealerdey.
The "Ministers' Conference" held an
adjourned meeting yesterday afternoon,
at which a constitution and bylaws were
adopted. Several committees were ap
pointed cm various branches of work to
c Jte 3y lne con'erence. The officers
of the conference n r
Adams, president; Rev. McNeelv DuBosc.'
y.ce-president; Rev. K. F. Campbell, sec
tarv.
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rc was some diactiuinn rn
H"' oi ineatrical lithographs and
posters, and the conference unanimously
decided that it would do anything in
this question that would tend to the
further purifying of the puMic mind and
morals. A committee will look into the
WW resulatinc aurh mutr ..
r u i ,fncce8,ty arises, invoke the aid
of the law in suppressing theatiical bills
i. .ni arc ODScene.
I he next reiruln r mcetinir nfth. .
ence will be held two weeks hence.
""VI1WJ ANMmiiip.ntb.
rsia; F-lrat W.It be Made m. .
Wepot Street Property.
City Engineer Lee is in consultation
w-th City Attorney Cobb preparatory to
making the assessments according to
law against property owners along
those streets which harf h..
. , " f W U II-
oer tbe improvement act.
The law provides that t hi- .
hall be made within six mouths of the
i ime of tbe completion of the street. The
first street to be completed wa
consequently property owners on that
.irect will be the first assessed. Tbe
'trect was completed thnv f
months ago. so that the assessment will
e made in a little more than torn . .1.-
from now.
urer, a subscription for the year 1893.
The association has done excellent
work here for nearly four years, but the
directors for the first time are embar
rassed financially. Its officers are now
""""H " general canvass to ascertain
n ... . i I.!.
- mis i-immunuy can com
mi. to mem lor tUc preservation um'er
very economical management of tbe
Btitution.
io cne creait oi Asbcville's citizens be
it said, tbe association gets assistance
trom almost every one. but none can
spare a large amount, consequently it be
tomes necessary for each one to devote
small u i m , . Liu. . . i. i
. m..p img IlUIJie C USC On
fs feet.
ti,;. .. i , ,
- ... . f.r n, yiuncus irom aire neces
sity and even small subscriptions will be
lppreciated. The time for paying tbe
"iicnpti..n can ,'e(cn. .1 w vcral
months it preferred.
A TOO COMPLETE FAIR
-wunDEn BANK MVS CHICA
00n UREAT 8HOW.
KILLED INsTANTI.
la
How Carlle Harris Met 1
neatnln the Klecirle Caalr.
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vj.r., oini,, . y.. May 9. At 11
o'clock yesterday forenoon the witnesses
to the killing of Carlyle Harris assem
illrl in 1.A ... .1 i sr .
... . ..v. noiutru a omce. I Here were
27, seven physicians and 20 newspaper
men, state officials .-lnd friends of the
warden. Warden Durstin at 12:16 an
nounced that everything was readv and
invited the witnesses down stairs. It
was 12:30 when the witnesses entered
the f vi-i-iiii.... i. .. i
.... vUiuuer. fiarris v;is
prougbt in, looking pale. He paused on
instant on the threshold and looked over
tne nssem bled witnesses. He walked en
-... rwoncunu wncn tnegu.-ird p tinted
tO a ftlitmf irit 1...... - 1 i
" . ni.J.t . I 11 SI Ii, , K (i, . ' r' -
ositv Ht the thintr which wa t.. ...l .:
vo.ii r. iic ciroppeci into the se.it As lie
..... uc siua ne nad a word to say if
. , 1 Vcn wouia permit. The warden
asked what he wished to say. Harris,
in a we ik voice, as though each w,.-H
CO Jt 111 -i a DOWfrfiil fTr.-t- : . ..i
mi turiner resrrvntinn i. i
rlesire to say that I am absolnMv
inese were h 9f nn. a .
-"K luCui ne arrmpri n.li... i
settled back in the chair to which his
legs had already been strapped by two
-;um,us. me neimet containing the
j.l Placed on his head
..1 . i .. . Lwu
rrt l
1 nnl was an instant's nause Vi;i
. J" "tau in me room held bis breath
A. sharp click from the lever, and thi
.".miuinccnair straightened up and
luc straps creaked. It was just 12:40
nun ClirrCrit Of 1 7KI1 vnlf. 1. 1 1
through the body of Carlvle W. Harris.
luotauiiv.
AUSTRALIAN BALLOT LA
-rue Iowa System Paused
cllolalljr.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. May 9. ludw
Preston has made a most important de
cision iu the district court at Marion, in
volving the leading section of the Aus-
rahan ballot law. The ludee hol.ls
that the section which provided that no
ballot without official endorsement shrill
be allowed to be deposited in the ballot
box. and none but ballots provided in
accordance with the
act shall be counted, is simplv directory
and not mandatory; that ii. "in case the
ballots are not prepared and cast in ac
cordance with the statutes the election
is not invalidate. He also held that t he
section of the act was also merclv lirtC-
lw, y providing mat all ballots shall be
irmted at nnhlie nrwnu ...i . i
ballots shall be used. The effect of this
construction will be that the law may
be disregarded so long as fraud is not
resorted to.
Appointments.
Washington. May 9. The 1'resi.icnt
has announced the following appoint
ments: H. W. Smith. Ural, A ;..
ustice of the Supreme court of the Terri
tory of Utah; Everett E. Ely wood, Ari
zona. Attorney of the United States for
icierruo.yot Arizona. Marshals of
lie United States: Inlm ft hnj-.:h..
Mississippi, for the southern district of
Mississippi; Nat M. Brigham. Utah, for
the Territory of Utah; William K. Mead
Arizona, for the Territory of Arizona. '
Ou tne New York Hlock Markei.
New York May 9. At 10 a. m. a
bicak of 2'a points in sugar to 8714 at
the opening unsettled the whole market
for the time and a general reaction of 14
to 2 points resulted. Cordage, St. I'aul.
Manhattan and Chicago gas w re the
chief sufferers. At 10:15 a.m.a some
what steadier tone prevailed. At 11 a. m
tne market was weak.
& . . .
-racnoM idol Proiulscd, Ksat
Ctilcairo Round to C3e Kvery
nini-anotner HlRT Fallnre in
Australia and One In Vienna.
worlus r air Grounds, Chicago
May 9. Among the exhibits at the ex
position today was a national bank
under suspensiou. Tbe exhibit was not
a pleasing one in the eyes of foreigners
who bad money on deposit, but fears of
not getting it back are unfounded. The
World'- Fair branch of the Chemical
National bank of Chicago, now in the
bands of Uncle Sam, usually opened its
doors on the second floor of pavilion D,
Administration building, at 9 o'clock
At w:o came a telephone message from
Cashier Baden at the down town office
of the suspended bonk, to close the doors
of the exposition branch. This was done
and soon there was a line of anxious.
complaining depositors, some represent'
"K iucuibcivcs, ana ot tiers states or
concerns. They wanted to get in cIobc
touch to the teller's window, bat he
talked to those who understood En
glish in a reassuring way and some went
away. The paying teller said he would
nave paid checks presented before the
doors were cloed. but had not the com
bination to the vault. Treasurer Sea
berger of the exposition was an early
caller. He said he had a small account
with the bank, but was confident rvcrv
depositor would be paid in full and
quickly.
1 he Question of a successor to the
Chemical National bank at the Pair is
one to be decided by the directory at its
meeting. The United States govern
ment, tne national commission, the Miss
ouri board and other states have money
in the bank. The Chemical bank paid
$10,000 for the privilege of doing busi
ness in tne World's rair grounds. It
has always done a good business.
Chicago. May 9. The floors .f
Chemical National bank did not ojx-n
for business this morning. This notice
was posted on the door of the bank:
1 he business ot the Chemical Nat ional
bank of Chicago has suspended and I
am in possession in the interests of the
comptroler of the currency. James D
Sturgiss, National bank examiner."
MELBOURNE. Mav 9 The hank ot
Victoria, limited, has susD.niUd. Ac
cording to tbe b.-Uauce sheet last Decem
ber tbe deposits amounted to over $35.-
000,000. The failure is of great impor
tance. The bank bad several branches,
an-1 its London office at No. 2R Clements
Lane, E. C, subscribed to the capital of
the Bank of Victoria. $600,000. The
liabilities are about double that amount.
Vienna. Mav 9. The firm of Hrneilrr
& Wolff, manufacturers of carpets, have
failed. The liabilities are stated to be
1 .000,000 florins.
Ashland. K v. . Mav 9. Thomnson
Bros , railroad contractors, assigned yes
terday with assets $75,000. liabilities
$4-0.000.
Rochester. N. Y., May 9. II. H.
assignment.
Warner has made an
out op ft xt-:.
GRANT'S PHARMACY !
WHBRBA3 'tis known beyond a question
that headache, bile and indiKeation 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 dirernll ilia can he defied and
cured for good by using Buncombe Pills
--0 pilla for IS cents. Grant's.
We do not hesitate to iaj that oar Syrup
of Tar and Wild Cherry is the beat cough
ayrnp ever aold in Aahcviuc. We have sold
over one thousand bottles of it and the de
mand for it haa constantly increased ever
aince we placed it on the market. As it ia
plcuniit to take, children do not object to
it and it always gives relief. Try it: SO
cents per bottle at Grant's Pharmacy.
Campho Glycerine Lotion ia a soothing
and fragrant application for chapped handa,
face, lips, etc. Not greasy or disagreeable
" T way. For sale only at Grant's Phar-
liuelM
Now
Helooic An -
Gone Forever.
Memphis. May 9 E W. Carmack,
editor in chief of the Commerci.nl. who
hallcuged W. A. Collier of the Appeal-
Avn'anche to fight a duel Saturdav. was
placed under $10,000 bond to keep the
peace for one year yesterday bv Judge
Scraggs of t he Criminal court. Collier is
a fugitive from justice, the authorities
being unxble to find bim. Four war
rants were sworn out against him bv
he sheriff charging him with accepting
cnauence to tight a duel, resistine ar
rest, assault and battery and carrying
concealed weapons. Collier's second was
nested and released 01 bond.
Bmnming In tne Chinese.
Tacoma. May 6. Investigation indi
cates that a conspiracy exists to flood
the country with Chinese. Everv Cana
dian Pacific steamer for months past
has brought a horde of Chinese. It is
found that the number publicly reported
on the steamers was less than one-half
and probably not more than one-third
of the number actually on board.
Lncned by Miner. In Minela.
Duluth, May 6. A stranger yester
day enticed two girls, age five and six
respectively, into the woods of Moun
tain Range and assaulted them. Several
hundred miners found him hiding in a
saloon. He was immediately taken out
and strung up to the limb of'a tree.
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8PEC1AL OFFER
THIS WEEK.
Richly Decorated Toilet Sets
at 92.60 each, worth $4.00.
-NEW GOODS
LOW PRICES
SOLE :n6EITS FOR ASHEVILLE.
RECEIVED DIRECT FROM FACTOHY.
EACH PACKAGE
IS STAMPED.
ITSB & REAGAN.
Two L. uchluga in 11
Columbia. S. C. May 6. The -,i
lynching in this State within ten days
was done at midnight last night, when
the citizens of Kingstree and vicinity, in
Williamsburg county, caught Sam Gail
lard, colored, and awunv kin. .
Gaillard was an ex-convict, who served
LT" rue penitentiary. On last
Thursday he attempted an assaalt mm
" , r.T ' "w arm. .M
itnmua wnue ner husband was
from borne.
ry
away
Hotel Men' President.
Cincinnati. O.. May 9. The annual
meeting of tbe Hotel Men's Mutual Bene
fit association began this morning. W.
V; Jaf' New York, was elected presi
dent for tbe ensuing year.
Kllll tv Indians.
Dknver. Col.. Mav t. A telegram
from Durango says it is reported that
Lieutenant Plnmmer. agent for tbe Nav
ajocs. was killed while trying to arrest
Costiana.
Whoope !
Prom the Wilaon Looking Glass.
For an hour or more he enchained the
istening senses with the golden links of
powerlul fascination, and brought admi
ration into a sweet and willing vassal
age. Sparkling dew drops of thought,
glistening with the orient tints of the
Aurora of an opulent fancy, flashed here
and there with radiant beauty .and made
his discourse from beginning to end bask
under one gorgeous rainbow of finest
poetic light, while opulent gems of rich
est and most sparkling humor ever and
anon flung out their ashing fleams of
silverest light, and brightened the cur
rent of his lecture like those radiant rip
ples which play upon the bosom of a
r,vcr. and ensilver its surface with the
gleam of their sparkling lustre.
Tne Danger ln Iced Water.
Cor. Manchester (Bng.) Guardian
Cautions have been issued by the Im
perial Health office at Berlin in regard
to the use of ice. Investigation has
shown that natural ice contains micro
organisms that are dangerous to health
and the conclusion has been arrived at
that illness frequently observed after
iced drinks have been taken have proba
bly less to do with the coldness of the
drink than with the disease germs con
tained in the ice.
The public have consequently been
warned to eschew drinks and food which
have been found dangerous to health in
tbe manner suggested above.
You'd Better Mav amt Home.
Prom the Richmond Dlapatcb.
Virginians are not going to Chicago
to drink water. What we wish to know
is the scale of prices for champagnes and
for suites of rooms at first-class hotels.
Still Rising.
Helena. Ark.. May 9. The river now
stands five feet below tbe highest water
mark ever recorded and is still rising
Win. Price. Luttsville. Mo., writes- "I
was afflicted with sciatica, and had lost
the use of one arm and one leg: for nine
T. I went to Hot Spring and also
tried different doctors, but found no
cure until I tried Botanic Blood Balm
it made me sound and well. I am well
known in this vicinity."
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Xylophone solo, popular airs on
nograph at Carmicbaer.
It cleanses the teeth, atrengtnens the gums
aad imparts fragrance to the breath. Va
Va Tooth Wash at Grant's.
We cavnlrefcr. you to many reliable people
in our own city who believe Buncombe
fsaraaparilla ia the best blood purifier they
ever used. Why nae other and more expen
sive preparations when a home product is
better and cheaper ? Grant's.
Io you ahave yourself or does a barber do
it for you ? In either case, if you use our
imported bay ram your face will always re
main smooth and free from any irritation
or redness. 60c Mottles at Grant's.
Absolutely Pure Witch Uazlc in attractive
Pint bottles, 26 cents. Grant's.
Do not suffer with headache when yon
huow that Antimirane will relieve you en
tirely. It is a harmless but sure remedy.
Por sale at Grant's.
Buncombe Plasters a higherlgrade poroua
plaster than the public his hitherto known.
fry one. 16 cents at Grant's.
St. Hlisabeth'a Salve cures all skin diseases.
It ia superior to all known remedies for the
cure of pimples or any skin eruption. Poai
tively guaranted to cure or money refunded.
Por sale at Grant's Pharmacy, a Sonti
Main atrect.
Apply the salve ta the parts affected by
rubbing in thoroughly with the finger every
other night before retiring and you will get
rid of those disagreeable pimples or any
skin eruption that may be troubling von.
St. Blisabctb's salve is for sale only at
Grant's.
YOU KNOW!
There ore exceptions. ttaouRb. For in
stance, we are selling Pine Apples. Pears.
Okraa. Lobsters, orn. Beans and Toma
toea, California fruits, at such figures as to
place them within the reach of the lightest
purse. The figures will tell the story.
Try our Omega brand of Plour, the beat
on the market. Fresh Barter and Bggs a
specialty.
17 .'SOUTH iMAIN STREET,
J. A. WHITE.
MlnRALriTl
"Uff" witn I-xiowio- and all kind.
KIDNBT AND BLOOD T.OUBLM
when nature has provided at Yon. IUoor .
f"" """-v-HmiLsa. WHOLni,,0
lRBXsvB. The MINERAL WATSR
hh from Mr D. D. Suttle's Rani.!!.
Sran.o. now being daily delivered at any
residence In A.heville. is working
"tlfied bJrie.o?
J B. Reed. Jndge J. H. Merrimon, Rev I I
White J. R. Patterson. Doctor. G. wT Pnl
fay. Nlon. D T. Millard. Mr. Barnes of
Ohio, now on Spring street. Asheville. and
hundred, of others. Price, only 10 ca".
gallon, delivered daily anywhere in the city
wSt 7Uh raU- r Ieft Blantoi."
Wright & Co.'a shoe store, 39 Patton ave
nue will receive prompt attention. Analy
sis given on application.
D. D. SUTTL'E,
93 College Street.
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