THE AiSilJEVlLLE DAILY CITIZEN
Thursday Evening, May 11. 1803.
JVIMKMI COLLEGE.
Coauavaasnceuassnt. Bsercliu at
This Well Known Institution.
The commencement exercises of Judson
college, Henderaon-rille, which began
Sunday, closed yesterday, baring had a
larger attendance than was ever known
on a similar occasion. The annual ser
mon by Rev. J. Q. Adams, and the liter
ary address by Rev. I. L. White are
spoken of by those who attended as
excellent.
At the conclusion of the address of Mr.
White yesterday, the awards of medals
were made as follows :
Mathematical L.. B. Ownbv of Ashe
ville; delivered bv Rev. J. L. White.
Essayist's Miss Etta Sales of Fletch
ers; delivered by Rev. Dr. J. A. Speight.
Oratorical Millard A. Jenkins of
Asheville; delivered by Dr J. J. Reagan.
Scholarship -Geo. Valentine of Hen
dersonville; delivered by Mayor Eeer
ton. Declaimer's L.. E. Ownby of Ashe
ville. The Snnagonian society medal for im
provement was awarded to Rufas Rav
ot Brevard; debater's medal, J. C. Owen
of Henderson county.
The Ciceronian society medal lor im
provement was awarded to J. E. Hamp
ton of Asheville; debater's medal, W. T.
Morgan of Rutherford ton. The latter
was delivered by Hon. ohn W. Starnes
of Asheville.
The dtgy oLC -Li., W Conferral
.pun Rev. Thos. T. Speight, of Lewis
ton, N. C, and Rev. Geo. W. Gardner ot
Oxford, Miss. Other degrees were as
follows -. Robert ,C. Wells of Asheville,
Bachelor of Science: McD. Rav of Tran
sylvania and W. R. Penley of Bland
county, Va., Bachelor of Arts and
Sciences.
. President lesse R. Starnes of Tudson
tells Thb Citizen that the past year has
been a nourishing one with the college,
the best in fact since its foundation in
1861. The next term will begin Octo
ber 4, 1893.
AT THE IIATTEHV PARK.
rn
Cotillion In Monor of
HIM
iDitenioll Last Evenings
The cotillion given at the Battery Park
last evening bv Miss Cartmell in honor
of Miss Ingersoll of Cleveland, O., was
the most enjoyable social event which
Ashevillians have had the pleasure of at
tending for some time. There was a
large crowd of dancers present and the
evening will lone be remembered by
those who were there. The dancing hall
was tastefully decorated with evergreens
and the incandescent lights, with their
pink shades, made a beautiful effect.
About 12 o'clock refreshments were
served, after which the dancing contin
ued until a late hour. The cotillion was
led by (. E. Kumbough in his splendid
style. Those present were: Miss Inger
soll, Mrs. Willis Collins, Mrs. Cartmell,
Mrs. L. P. McLotid, Mrs. J. W. Sluder.
Mrs. Fred. A. Hull, Mrs. Chas. M. Piatt,
Miss Collins. Misses Douglas. Misses
Wallace, Miss Butler. Miss
son, Miss Kumbough, Miss
den. Miss Branch, Miss
Miss Achison. Miss Fulliam,
Waddell. Miss Cartmell, Miss
Robin-Bear-Hunt,
Misses
Janie
Cartmell, Mies Nannie Cartmell, . E
Kumbough, H. Rumbough, Jack Kum
bough, L. P. McLoud, Sluder, W. E
Collins, (. R. Collins, Bingham, Branch,
Beardeu, B. M. Jones, Porter, Bonn II,
Waite, Dennison, W. G. Smith. A. Ran
kin, Short, Alex. Webb, Walker, Hilliard.
Darby, Clayton, Myers, Murphy, Low.
Miss Cartmell is entertaining Miss In
gersoll at 22 Orange street.
POSTMASTERS-
Appolntmenia tor Ibe Kintn Con
KresHlonal District.
The following are fourth-class post
masters appointed in the Ninth Congres
sional district :
Burnsville, J. P. Horton; Swannanoa,
W. H. Wilson; Little Pine Creek, Jack
son Roberts; Higgins, L. C. H. Brown;
Sioux, W. H. Atkins; Culberson, J. L.
Owenby; Puella, Miss Emma Deaver;
Otto, .Miss Lillie Berry; Fairview,
J. Will Jones; Bryson City. J. S.
Elmore; Montford, J. R.Harris; Candler,
J. M. Gtillowav; Murphv, M. L. Moody;
Dunsmore, T. H. Howell; Jupiter. C. E.
Roberts; Robbinsville. J. W. Robinson;
Whittier, S. W. Cooper; Havesville. G. H.
Haider: Paint Rock. M. L. Ha worth:
Democrat, G. II. McKinaey: Brevard,
M. A. Coooer: Hendersonville. W. P
Warlick; Trvon, C. M. Mills; Calhoun,
C. E. Wilson; Morgan Hill, F
liams.
M. Wil-
OET VOV READY.
Lota ot EdJOTment Promised
Maw 17-18 -v Ibe A. L. .
for
The Asheville Lmht Infantry has
completed arrangements for two promt
nade concerts at the Farmers' warehouse
on the evenings of May 17 and 18. The
Charlotte Italian band, one of the best
organizations of its kind in the South,
has been engaged for both evenings and
the committee in charge guarantee that
the music rendered will be of the very
best. Part of the Boor will be prepared
and reserved especially for dancing, and
refreshments will be on sale during the
entire evening. A prize drill will be par
ticipated in by memoers of tne company,
the prize being a gold medal. There will
also be voting contests for articles Do
nated by merchants of the city. An
admission of twenty five cents will be
charged.
THK PICNIC.
Hood Crowd, Baa Mot
There t la ! Mav
Tbe attendance npoo the firemen's
picnic at Sulphur Springs yesterday af
ternoon was very fair, and tbe day was
very pleasantly spent. There was danc
ing in tbe pavilion until 11:30 last night,
and everybody came away satisfied with
the pltasnres of tbe occasion.
Tbe order preserved during the entire
picnic was the very best. Capt. Prank
O'Donnell carrying oat bis promise to
tbe public in thi regard. Under bis direc
tion the details of the picnic were syste
matized and everything progressed with
out a bitch. Mayor-elect T. W. Patton
was an interested spectator and partici
pant daring tbe afternoon and evening.
About $125 was realized, which will go
towards defraying the hose company's
expenses on tbe Wilmington trip.
Mscceaslal Csaseratloaa.
Mrs. J. B. Edwards, who lives six
miles north of Asheville, was here today
to consult Ira- McGil-vra & Straw. Mrs.
Edwards lost her eyesight many years
ago on avecunat of cataracts on the eyes.
An operation wsts performed bat with
poor results. Recently she pat her case
in the bands of Dr. McGUrra, who oper
ated os her eyes with socb success that she
was discharged today with ber eyesight
restore. Mrs. Edwards, in the presence
ot Thi Citokw. was able to read with
case tbe words oa at card, priated ill
cosnoa newspaper tvpe. aad is happy
over the restore, taow ot her sight.
Hot weather clotbiaa; sad bats, for
nea sad boya, at the WbiUock Clothm
Xiose,V Somth Maia street.
AROUND TOWN.
Washington, .XI my XO. Forecast till 8
p. m. Friday: fair; -rarimhlc winds;
sligbthr -warmer Friday morning.
A. C. Gunter'a latest novel, "Barou
Montez." is on the ncwktandi.
Tennessee ttruwberriea are now selling
on the Asheville market, for 12V4 cents a
quart.
The mornings tor the past week have
been cool. This rnornin the mervnry
stood at 50.
One pistol case in Recorder Miller's
court was sent up to tbe Criminal court
this morning.
Tbe Swannanoa bounds will meet at
the Merriwether place tomorrow after
noon at 4-:30 o'clock.
Internal revenue collections for the
Fifth North Carolina, district yesterday
amounted to $2,203.75.
Wi'on Bros, have moved their stock
of general merchandise from Biltmore
to Asheville and have opened at 59 South
Main street.
Members of Hose company No. 1 are
requested to attend an important meet
ing of tbe company this evening at 8
o'clock in firemen's headquarters.
On account of the temporary failure of
the city water supply the Batterv Park
has nor I en able to keep its electric
lights burning for two or three nights
past.
The Central church Epworth League
wilt bold its monthly business meeting
this evening at 8 o'clock. All members
are req nested to attend. Strangers wel
come.
The regular meetingof the Joint Board
and Board of Aldermen will be held to
morrow afternoon. This will be the
last meeting of tbe outsroing Board of
Aldermen.
Col. J. D. Cameron announces in the
Democrat this week that the next issue
of his Dancr will anrtear enlarged to an
8-cnlnmn tolio and with name changed
to The Commonwealth.
The Hendersonville Times says that
Mrs Lizzie Shaft of Asheville was bound
over to court bv Justice Jordan last
week for an assault with a dirk upon
Rozzie Hoots of Hendersonville.
lanitor Henslev today gave the corri
dors of the government building a good
scrubbing, cleaning np after the gentle
men who took possession ot things
while the United States court was in
session.
The county Board of Education, of
which A. T.'Summev. esq., is chairman
will meet on the first Monday in June
for the purpose of appointing the school
committees ot tne various districts ui
Buncombe.
There will tie a dress drill and parade
on tbe Uingnam school drill grouno
tomorrow afternoon at 3.30 o'clock.
The new drill in extended order will be
given. The public is cordially invilen
to attend it.
A social will be iriven by the Society of
Christian bndcavor this evening in in
basement of the First Presbyterian
church at 8:30. All the young pe
pie ot the church and friends ot the soci
ety are invited to attend.
A meeting for men, to which all young
men arc invited, will he held this evening
in the rooms of the Y. M. C. A. at 8
o'clock. Walter Erdman will lead th
meetintr. and the subject will he. "Work
for Every Man" Mark 13: 34-37.
Tbe revival at Riverside M. E. church
South, continues with interest. Scr
vices are held every evening. Rev. Dr. I
H. Weaver will ureach this evening. A
street car will be at the terminus of the
Patt m avenue line at the close of the
service to accommodate those who at
tend from uptown.
A telegram received here yesterday
from Savannah, Georgia, announced
tha death of Miss Mary O'Connor which
occurred in that citv yesterday morning
For the past tour years Miss O'Connor
bad spent tbe summer- in Asheville at Dr.
H. B. Weaver's. 169 Chestnut street, and
had a number of friends here.
The Montgomery. Ala.. Advertiser ot
Tuesday says tbe crowd which attended
the revival services conducted in that
city by Rev. R. G. Pearson of Asheville
on Sunday night, was tbe largest since
the meetings began, and that there were
50 conversions. Mr. Pearson will re
main in Montgomery this .veck.
Alderman T. C. Starnes, of the jewelry
firm of P. L. Cowan & Co., has shown
The Citizen a number ot medals
awarded at Jndson college to tbe suc
cessful students in the contests at com
mencement. Tbe medals are of gold
beautiful in design and handsomely en
graved. In addition to the Jurlsoi
medals, this firm will furnish the medals
for Weaverville college.
Charlotte s grade rt school has appa
rently gotten into i condition similar to
that of the Asheville schools a short time
ago. The Observer says : "The graded
school matter is still the subject of dis
cussion and general concern. The issue
resolves itselt into these questions: Is
the school to be mti on lull time with
cheap teachers, or with the nresent corps
of efficient teachers with lull pay as long
as the money will last i"
THE PAHHINU CRO WU
Pen
anal Mmea afT peopl Cuming
L. Mendelsaolin of New York is ;il the
Battery Park.
J. Wiley Shook came U from Marshal
this afternoon.
D. J. Powers and wile of Atlanta .ire
at tbe BatterT Park.
T. C Cain, proin m t or of the Cnia
house. Morriitown, Tenn., ra at the
Swannanoa.
G. W. Wirth and wife and Miss M.
Billin of Brooklyn. N. Y., are aiming the
gnestn of the Swannanoa.
J . W. Walker of Durham, a brother of
K. P. Walker of AabereiUe.is at tbe Grand
Central for a few days.
H. Silverman, of tbe Baltimore Cloth
ing and Dry Goods company, left today
for tbe Northern markets to buy his
summer stock.
Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Straw have
returned to tbe city and will remain a
lew days, after which they will go to
Virginia on a pleasure trip.
Rey. J. I. White returned last nijfht
from Henderson ille. and left this after
noon for Nasb-rille. Tenn., to attend tbe
Southern Baptist convention.
Mrs. T. C. Stamen and sister. Mivs
Eula Campbell, have none to Tusculum,
Tenn.. to attend tbe oaatencement ex
eiciaes of Tuacnlnm college and spend a
few weeks with relatiyea.
Congressman W. T. Crawford came in
ff om Wayaesville yeaterday afternoon,
remaining until thia afternoon, when be
left for Washington. Tins norning be
went go Biltmore to look It to tbe Bilt
more poatoffice matter and it is expected
tbe appointment will be made soon.
Mrs. Jrawfiord remains in Waynes ville.
Several
litAOSlS thia week of
stylish
at tne Wbitlock
Ctothinjr Hob
by
oa phonograph
at
TUB MARKETS.
- New Tork HarkPt.
Nbw Yon. Mav 11 Cotton
May, T.4S; Jane. 7 SS; .Inly, 7.8S;
futm en,
Aoitust,
7.7 7; September. 7 Hi.
stock usotauous.
Maw Von. Mot 11 Br) t; Lake
Shore 10SV6: ChicuKu and Northwestern
123i; Nortolk and Western. 20Vfe: Richmond
and West Point -r-mnai ny
Jr rn H3.
Western
IMHImorr MHrket
n . ti r-D v Miivll yiotir. atrekusr: wheat.
doll: spot My 774; June 70V. July SOU,;
mililDK wneai oy sample, t . r . - --.
firmer; Moot May 49Vi, July .'04; white corn
oy "ampV, 55; jellnir. 54,
Anliwlle Markets
Corrected dally bv POWELL e SNIDER,
wholesale and retail arocera. Tlieae prices
arx- beini; paid by the merchants cu-dar.
Butul 2SIApples 7618
Breii 1 1 HIAPP'es. ''He 3g)
Chickens 1 2V430 Pumpkins. cch.S2
Xurkeys TOfejlOO'Sorsruin 30
Dacka 31 2S Beeswax, per to IS
Potatoes, iw't lOUiHonej - 1
Potatoes. lrih.60a-5 Wheat So
Tnmipii 30a0Corn OS
Onions 12ft I Meal o
Cabbage, per Tt 3
Oats a
Rye 70
Hay, ton 2000
Celerr. dot -JSfta0
wan, pr Dn.ivui su
Pesa es.75
Chratnnta 2SO
Tlae OpportnnllT of a E.llareiiaae.
It is a well known principle among the
medical fraternity that old feather beds
e tinh' Uhv .-.n' patterns are not al
lowed to i i. main upon them unless thor
oughly renovated. They must be cleaned
tv steam and steam only. The citizr
of Asheville have now an opportunity to
have their feathers cleaned and reno
vated that they mar never have again.
Pillows, bolsters and bedticks muds to
order Tully & Co., Patton avenue.
Irdem to Mew Advertlaemen t.
Wanted Merchant
T--..r Rent 17 Haywood St
filters Thraah'a Crystal Pat.tee
Specialties Brown. Northnp Xe Co
Statement National Bank of Ashe v itlv
R KENT Large sonny rooms u Ui a
or floor complete: all imiro vc ents
Also large nicely furnished sunn v r
Montford avenue car pe i!oor
xnaylldlw 174- HAY WOO'
T.
UTILCH
COWS FOR SM.H Two high
jrrade Terseys,
younjr.in lull milk; aplen
dirt butter makers. Will be sold cheap to
reduce stock. Address
JOHN tv HOY I ,
rn nvfl'llw Luther, Buncombe Co., N. C.
1 T ANTKO An honeat man. with or with
Vv out capit&l. to take an interest in ar
established business, or to clerk, if he pre
rem. Address, in own handwntinf. giving;
references, UKKV.n.ini.
tnaylldJt
Statement
Condition
THE NATIONAL BANK OF ASHEVILLE
At Asheville, in the State of North
t the clone of business Mav 4,
Oarnllm
1M93.
SRfinL'KCIW.
LoaDN and I i-countt
Overdrafti, -ccured
and unsecured
U. S. Bonds to secure
circulation
IT. S. Bonds to secure
deposits
Ik4ercuand.se
Stocks, securities. etc.
Due from approved
reserve agents
Te from other Na
tional Banks
re from StateBanki
Arid bankcru
Banking hoit sc. fur-
niture and fixtures
Other real estate and
raortftaKcs owned
Current exjienses and
taxes paid
Premiums on TT. S.
Bonds
Checks and other
cavh items
Rills of other Banks .''
Fractional pape r
lo,sa 14
ST.500 OO
i50,00
,ooo
23,720 OO
7 J A3
o 20 1 1
15,139 :t
7,676 o
14..000 OO
1 .r.c7 64
currency, n i c k e is
an t cents
specie
Leral tender notes...
Redemption fund
with 11 S Treasurer,
pr cent-of circu
lation 99 1 T
1H.OS7 87
J.OIO OO
22,4.1 7 04-
Total
i.ia Rii.iTiaa
Capitalmock paid in
1 so.ooooo
12.SOO OO
4..H97 s
S3.7SO OO
nrpiti9 nina
Undivided profits
National bank no tea
outBtandioe
Individual drposlti
aunject to check 1TO,4.a St
Demand certificatea
of depoait 31.203 70
fTertifled check S.18S OO
C ashler's cbecu a out
standing 3.1M3 A3
United Statea depoa-
ita 10.78S 9
Deposits of IT. 8. dia-
baraing ofBcers 33 H9 41 353,818 3(1
Due to other Nation
al Banks 1H.34 OO
Due to State Banks
and bankers 3,536 96
Notes and bills re
discounted..... XS.OOO OO
Total 94,SB3 64.
Statb e No a T Ff CiaoLnu,!
County of Rucombf. I as :
T, Lawrence Pulliam, Caahier of the above
named bank, do aolemnly swear that tbe
above itatement ia true to the best of tny
knowledge and belief
LAWRBNCB PtTLLlAM.
Cashier.
aubacriberl and a worn to before me this
11th day of May. 1)193.
D. C. Wdbill, jr.. Notary Public.
Correct Attest :
A. J. Ltmii.
W. W. Biihiid, y LHrectora.
W. B. WlLLIlMinN . I
Seasonable
Specialties.
Lawn Mowers, Rubber Hose,
Screen Doors and Windows
And Poultry Nnlting
Alt at Bottom Prices at
Broujn, fioPthup St Co.,
No. 33 Patton Aventae.
ml Id 1 w
SocltAVre5L"bex
SODA WATER
Havina; set-nred tne services of Mr. Neil
Laurence of Ansuata, Ga., an eapert soda
water dispenser of national reputation, we
feel doubly assured that our aoda. always
tbe best, will be better this year than ever.
Mr. Laurence has a Dumber of new and
arrateful drinks which will be pat on from
time to time. Among: those just pnt oa will
be oar delicious
ICE C8EAH SOOA, E6Q PHOSPHATE, PINE
APPLE SNOW, CLARET LEMONADE.
STRAWBERRY MASH, 10 CTS.; SILLABUB, 8
CTS-, CHEJIRT, ORANGE AND RASP.
BERRY PHOSPHATES.
To all oar oad
itoaaers we eat ad a cor
cliaU wetcosae.
new ones will be even
Open eveaaatss till is
o'clock.
RAYS OR & SMITH
reO. 31 PATTON AVENUE.
Prices - Low
For
W. B. WILLIAMSON A- CO.,
FURNITURE. CARPEXS, ETC., ETC..
t6 Patton Avenue,
WHITLOCK CLOTHING HOUSE.
CORKRORE,
No. 46 South IVIain Street.
We are satisfied with our stock as it standH.
Everything is an exclusive style. ReatJy made
clothing And hats for Easter. Neat, nobby
light colored suits, single breast, double breast,
cutawuy, square fronts, Price Alberts, and full
dress suits, new styles, perfect fitting, first-class
materials. You cannot fail to be pleased. In
children's and boys' clothing we have school
suits and Sunday suits; all proper colors, best
shapes; knee pants and long pants, best styles,
and most desirable because priced low Ran
ter hats. Everybody should see our hat
soft, stiff, strjrw. the best in the land, suitable
shapes for all. !ress sliirts, nt-gliget- nliiri-,
working shirts. Our stock is immense. Eanter
neckwear, 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
elsewhere. Telephone No. 108.
THE WHITLOCK CLOTHING HOUSE
FURNITURE ! : FURNITURE !
blair &. Mcdowell,
No. 4-5 Patton Avenue.
CALL - AND - EXAMINE - OUR - STOCK.
Bed Room Suites, Parlor Suites, Dining: Room
Sets. Mattrenses, Chairs, Window Shades, &c.
WE CAN SAVE
COAL AND WOOD YARD,
No. 20 North. Court Square,
( FORMERLY CARRINGTON'8 )
COAL, COKE,
FIREWOOD, KINO LINGS,
CHARCOAL, LIME,
CEMENT.
TELEPHONE NO. 121.
DEPOT
FINE BIHD
IS THE GREATEST LUXURY OF L'FE. TO MAKE
1T-YOP MUST HAVE GOOD FLOUR.
"OIVIEGA"
lo -tlio Firxorst: liVixiter Wheat
JET LOU JEt-
On the market. Ask your grocer for it. It is not cheap,
but quality Justifies price.
Wc Only to THerclmn t s.
MUSTHf-FAKES &COIVLPAMY.
Whitney '4
4 Carriages
ACKNOWLEDGED THE BEST.
DURABLE,
STYLISH,
PRETTY.
- Sale - Only - By
AiheTllie, w. c
YOU MONEY.
I' LAST Kit PARIS,
LAND PLASTER,
SEWER PIPE,
HAY AND FEEDJ
YARD AND WAREHOUSE, TELEPHONE NO. TS
PATENT
DISEASE GERMS IN I0E.
I from Public Opinion.)
The tenacity of thr life !' the microbe is
shown by the fact that man v forms may be
imbedded In ice without loaina; their vitality.
Ur. Dornhill. of rari. has found that ice
ia otten n. medium of transmitting typhoid
fever, and aays that Ice from rivers and
tonds is aa dangerous as the water itself,
ajid that the only ice safe foruaefor any pur
pose im that manufactured from dis
tilled water.
CAROLINA WINE AND. LIQUOR STORES,
NO. 19 NORTH MAIN AND 7 AND 7 1-2 COLLEGE STS.
Keep In stock "Mount Vernon." "Cauaadtan Club." and Old Baker Rye WhtakclM. The .(
Wines. Brandies. Beer. Ale and Stout for family use. All goods deHvered free. Ale and
Porter on draught. Rnterance No. IB North Main and 74 College a tree-a. Telephone
No. 182.
P. 8.: Oa and after May Atn I will send itatement of accounts by mall to parties in
debted to me If not settle 1 that time. Respectfully.
PROPKIBTOB CAROLINA SALOON.
WE LEAD: OTHERS FOLLOW,
HEADQUARTERS : FOR : FEED !
TELEPHONE NO. OT.
FEED OlST HAISTID
AT PRICES THAT WILL SAVE YOU SOME MONEY.
Csrn sacked and on tlie cub. White Uats, Mixed Oata, Fancy White Middling;.. Shorts.
Braa Peed Meal, Corn tfhops, Cow Feed.
Kcspectrally,
C. S. COOPER.
may Id 3m
THE EMPORIUM
Is crowded day aud night
from West Colleire street to
ment to third floor; a perfect
advance of any season we ever had in Asheville. The pub
lic has discovered the superlative quality of our goods,
our improved methods of businenn. our every effort to
please, our talented assistants, our immense stock and
our low prices; they have discovered also that anything
comes from Mimuaugh's has
Off styles are as much avoided as bad debts in tliis estab
lishment. Our Dressmaking Department is already . success.
Worth, the renowned dressmaker of today, would be
jealous were he t see some
out by our modiste, Miss Haupt.
Our Millinery are styles exclusively our own. We have
shapes and colorings, you cannot find anywhere South.
No more complete department to be fouud anywhere.
Miss Driver is not only a trimmer, of talent but a. designer.
Nearly everybody prefers her hats to the Frenchpatterns.
Our prices range for nice goods from $5 to $40.
Our Dry Ooods and Notions are the largest uiid finest
collection in North Carolina. No bombast; we eau prove
every word of it 'Tis known in ItUHinwH circles in New
York we buy the finest, goods South except Atlanta and
New Orleans More fine stuff here than this town can
show collectively.
Our.Kid Gloves, uew Parasols and Bunsbdes, new
Dress Ooods and Trimmiugs, Hilk and Laundered Shirt
Waists aud new Eaton Suits will i-uinmand a threat 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. rJaltvaNAUGH. ,
Our ton so rial artist for ladies, Miss Smith, late of New
York and Baltimore, will be here Monday. .Northern
rates only will be charged.
OF-
Cotton Seeds, several ajradca of ZXaiy, etc., etc.
every department rushing,
Patton avenue, from base
jam; business 50 per cent in
the stamp ot' style about it.
of the lovely gowns turned