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VOLUME IX. NO 42.
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ASIEViILIjE' N- - TIIUIISIAY EVENING, JUNE ;22, 1893,
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WI! WILU GET A i'KHSIl
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SUPPLY UVBRY
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hero is brut onU'best
Five Cent Ciar
anl wc Jutye gut
Try Seitsioii-tiiitW
bo convinced i
-i A : i If I ih
of
nifjniy cents un inc uoiiiir 01 u uiscoufit
Jo Itcrvcnl on ull cuuds rxct-t cntni-t
Kuotlrt, tich uu CcnU'mcri A: l'ostcrs kid
Klovca. liarl WitHon'H collar uud cuVs
and I'carl Unlauiidrcd hirts.
"W' aK- vnumr iMSimB."
Know un well rnnueh that vhtri
w c idxiti: an HO ccutn Hale It
uicans.
tVVrl n' i
Till afr wOf Jury Tonthiuc until July fl.
1
anil Strictly Catth, as ny piotlH on creel
will lifl chared jx-rtwUir, ;pricc8. Our liiijtM
are full and comj-leto in all dcpartmcntH, fu
this is a great opportunity for Kud guutij
tKrft acr(,.tjp j
I
" 37 rth Main Strect.-
W. ft. owYN.
A'iilf. ESTATB.
Gwyn-& VVest,
(fincccMon to Wal
alter II. GwyiO
ESTABLISHED id81
REFER TO BANK OF. ASNE.VIU.E. v ,r
Re al Estate; j
Loaiu HccureLy Placed at 8
Per Cent.
' Motary Public, CofnmlMloner of ftcd.
FIRE INSURANCE.
i SOUTHBAST COURT PUUAKB.
CORTLAND lilt OS.,
AMd lnvtmmjfcitent
MOTAJay PUBLIC
limom evoixly rflMbcd t A fier 01
2s . a
fAttbn -A
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER.
furnished nd Unftirnlshcd Huaacs.
.. . )FF1UB ROOMS. . '
,..! t . . I , .1
,p't-"d t liltibt per cent,
GO TO
TW; A: Latimer,
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4 I.
I .' . 1 tti." (6 CbORT SQtlAtlE, ' t
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: COflfr MEAt
LATIM BK HAS ITTST
BBCBIVEU A NEW
WHITE LILY FLOUR
4Ulril 9 t. uttl ! .in
YOU CAN ALWAYS
If.
"llnj -i
JIKSESSEE BUTTER
in i I i 1 1 -I? i .
A No. t Conrt Bqua
.T l AT III
iTi.Tn'iow
4 ! ' ', i'H
SPFj
SALE !
J 11
OUJ GOLD COMING BACK
NKARI.Y A. MILLION HHIPPKO
TfilfYear's Patent !
The Ilrst Fun on the Market
Wc bavc made the fricc Low!
Nine nilllona of Dollani 'Will
Noon H Put Inlocirculatluu ft v
t'as mrul f Tlie- PhcIAc Kali'
wav' Inlcreitl Ii ualuuce of
FILTERS.
NatuYeV Prorfuct 1
l l iTtie Ik'at,ilrtt3'fa..)4ratmt. ciranmt
YOUR
SUMMER
HQME.
Have You Furnished It?
VV are Hcadipmrters for alt houc
vfS'iriiiMhiMKff tin account of dull times
Will Alultf lltV rril'mm whan
KVu hity uf nft. We eive no Hst ef
prici'A hrrc4 hut cotnc and ftce U Wc
huve the guudti.
THAI). W. T1IUASU &-CO.
I M
.1
towfts-f Prices
' ON HAMMOCK AND
CROQUET SETS; '
1 I I
4 Canciitt ip.vclYd
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No.
J. M. HESXON'S,
iM SUI1TU MMN STKIiUT.
1 -ii
MOUNT
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imp.TK AT TS1 IHT
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a e ,rn y(Wv.V'4?:.l?,liAsr,""rf,B
KUIKIKH !
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WllLVUK AND Wll.ll-
" Bufil Ja"iiT m on til: 7,6t) per
Wcik, 1 GO per Oar.
Addroas: A. AT- TYSON.
Jund3m , Uluck Mountain, H
AMERICAN BAKERY
We are preiaivd to supply
the citizt'iiB of Ahevillo with
Freh Iiretd, UoIIh, Pies utid
Cakes "'of "every UetM-i iption
If you want niee weddiug Oft
parity jeakeu, ?iwti ur-.
pleased in qurtlrty and artis
tic work we will refund ycju.
your money. We will ai t
' t '!'! tin i J ; i I :v ' 1 Mi i 1 1
daily different lines- of cuke.
Will bake any kind of cakes
. J . I II ! U a) lVHJ.l"n j-. ll.i i ,i j j.
to order..
BJJ.
COUPJSQUABE
GREAM
LUNGII
c
(ram from L.iidoii slatini; that DariilK.i
M.igoun & Co., 1 New York iid I.uu-
Aot h44ishitd $UUO,(XM ol ut Id to
the XTnited States.
This is the first shipment ftoreisn
uild in iitiy c)tiider;Uilc ii utrtiit v to ! the
Vhe' Uriitcd' Statk-s 1 rlutHn; the "Jifefeeiit
month mid is looked upon us showitiu
IJAt the ttiW in i;i?(1 exports from this
rVirntry tiRiirO has turned.
UiiniiL' the months Ik'hiiiiiiiil; lulv 1,
1HJ2. and ended Mav 31. 18U3, the bal-
Hutx ol rjld ujja,inst the United States
was $sr..()t)O.OOU. ;
For the past three weeks no Kold hits
liven exportetl Irom New. Yotk to litfr
ope, anil the treasury department has
lieeu uaimtiL' uold danni; that iieried
the net jr lil txa lance todav standinu
$i)4,050.:10. In the bniltliim iipol
thiaold, the Treasury deprirtntent has
redeemed near $G,00),M) of Kdd cer
tificates, the amount outstaml
iiiK today hcinj? $98,070,000, aaiiiKt
$104-,Ol)O.(0O ou the first l Jiine.
W hile the receipts and expenditures ol
he Treasury department have kept neck
and neck during .the mouth, it is stated
thatthehalaueetodav is i;r,2(,-H-r.
Of this amount $12. 2fi3,0H s in sub
sidiary silver and minor coin and $11,
921.000 in the national hank depositors.
tins fellows that the treasury is pro
vided with a uootl . workinir currencv
b.'ilanee.
WashinctoK, luue 22 --KeeivturT Car
lisle has direetcd that the July interest On
fur jv r rent, bonds and the l'aeitie rail-
ro.'id lionds le paid Monday next. I Ins
will release $).() U.O()U now in the Treas
ury and put a like, amount into etrcula
in the business centers ot the
couutrv-
li
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FANCY CRACKUKS AT
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OUTTINU BTTIiK.
Willi' ' Wood, 1 Who WaM ' Hurt
VtRlerday, In ImproTlnir.
There waS a rumor current bn the
streets today to the efJect that .Willie
Wood, the boy who was yesterday
knocked down ly a brick thrown by a
colored boy, hal died this movrninj.
Tim CtTizKN went to the home of. young
Wood's mother this aitcrtioon and found
the injured lad sLill alive and in a lair
way tj recover, lie was, threatened
with convulsions lasjt night, but lir. 'j.
A. Ilurroairhs wa called in and with tnc
aul ot opiates the boy was quieted.
Wood told I JiE-CiTJziiN tliat he wps
BclliiiLT some chickens at the market,'
when a white liov and the colored boy
who threw the brick bejyati cuarreliiiK'.
The white boy- cursed the colored boy
und then jumped ljebind Woods, just as
the brick was thrown, so that the missile
struck the wronjjboy. Wood says he baa
heard the negro enllec John I'timps; that
s an tie Knows ot mm. Wood n 1 or
13 years old, and the only help his
widowed mother has in the support of
her lamilv. They five a short distance
off Flail street, -in northwest Asheyillc.
1 he police are lookincr for the boy who
threw the brick and think they hare him
located.
Hiring of
COIlhllls
Like.
and rtixcli
I
; li- Speiick i
(leueral io
I
fills mailt; the following appoint iiicnt :
Darius II. Iii;rahani, Maine, Consvil
General to Uultlux. N.
I'ratt, Alabama, Consul
Singapore. To be Consuls.: W. S. Cauii
bell. New York, at ' New' Castle, lini;-
land; J. 1', Millev,Texas.,Uarae.L'nliii:
W.) Keifimler,' Ohio, Harm-ii. Switzerland;
Chas. 11. lteuediet, Minnesota, Cape
town, Allien; lasn A.tkinarest. New or
sey, Hroekville, Canada; Joel Linslcv,
Vermont, Coaticook, Canada; l'cnrv M.
Sinythe, Virginia; Fuetiee,' Chirtfi; 'Tbos.
C. lone:-, Kent tick v. Funchal Madeira:
Jesse W. Sparks, Tennessee, 1'ietlras Nc-
f(r, Mihh; Joint Hr CopimiKer, IHil'
ois, Toronto, Canada. Beiiiamin I. Wil-
liannj. Alfl.. eoaililllsslotiOr to nrroli.ilr
VntlJ t lie VCll iptiewu indiuns hi Minne
sota, act approved January 14th, liSSl).
wk i:ck ttt- thi; iwi:.
Hen Nlory Mot Us Clark Run -sell.
Lb W i-:s, Del., June 22. The American
bark ICdiuuud Finnev, captain Youiie
rom Cictiluas, SrrivHl at the biakie-
water last niyfit lutviiij; on board the
shipwrecked crew of the Schooner Maty
l'ower, Cajt. Wymau from Iert:an Ji-
ui, with lumper tor New liedlord. Mass.
In the lGth the Marv A. l'ower met la
severe wind from the south with a heaty
sea. About 2 on the cvenine of the 17tli.
with moderate weather the vessel bee.tn
leaking tmd iik, tvo hours t whu waiter
!K;etl, vitl tne-icrew in tlie riiiiiE and
lie urti iMrtkrtiLr ti c.-Hiniletc breach ovfcr
cr, wasliiiiK the deck load off.
Ilicetcw Wok. to Uau alj p. tn. and
ml utuder Liar 'lee of : the vessel all nitrlit.
At 3 p. in. on the lJSlli I he crew wlis
picked up and they were lauded here
this uiornine.
DK.TAL1IAHK HH.1CNT,
' Tile
TIIKIFTV-I.IIOKINU CITIJ5KN,
Kuberl WIIIIaniH, the Haiclattale
Who Cannot Write.
TiikOtizkn today , met Robert Wil
liams of Sardis. in Lower Hotniuy town
ship, the man referred to by n corres
pondent, yesterday, as liavii fj been
appointed a magistrate when he was
unable to write his name. Ai more in
tellifrent. thrift v-lookinjj man does npt
reside in Iu neoiiilie. Mr. Williams said
he did not intend to undertake to dis
charge any of the duties of -fhe position.
antl tnat tie woulil never nuvc rmiiuneu
hut for the fact that many unpleasant
things hail been said about him. lL. verm
tainly true that no man would tver have
suspected, from his appearance, that
r a - 'tit . i J . . 1 4. . . .. . 1
.ir. vi iiuuins couiu nut . wnw, xii
a rjuestion concerning lust jwerequi
site would never be thorjjht of ,w hen
lookiug at the mail. It is unquestion
ably trvie that the members of the Uegis-
Irtturciever for a moment imagined
that he could not write, and doubtless
no, uiorc thought-of askme wr h k Tcier-
i ice to such a qtiahhcation ttn tliey
would ot asking Ooyetnor catr u ne
could write. !
A. BIZZAKIt,
I'wu D-atht Krom Bttsat in l.on-
clo Killed lv Ilic lliiliiC-
Loniimn, June 22. Intense heat has
prevailed throughout the United King
dom today, '.fvyo deaths from sunstroke
were reported in loodon. Terriftic. thun-
nefstorms ha ve caused rtincli' darfiage iu
several districts.
Lightning killed a gunner named M.'tc-
douald at Westmoreland Fort, near
Oueenstown, fiud, jx . hiborer named
llagan at Midtlleton, near Cork. . ,
Inim all parts ot the provinces tlie
reports arc that Monday was the hottest
day of the season. . I
I.11SN 1 92.OOU.UOO.
BY A CYCLONE
KILLED
THE UICAU WKRU T1CKH1HI,T
J WtAMtai-aaS.' '
. il ... i-. .. -i -J, .; b ;
Another r ratted V Ira Ttiait fave
" of tii wlndn. Kaiwai MIdhouH
' 'Also ' Heard From In the Maine
'Way. ' . ' ' ' ' ' , ..
Pk'kkv, "Kau., june 22. A most de
structive cyclone passed through Wil
liamstcn and the SurroiuiiUiig country
in Jefferson county about seven o'clot U
last niht.' ' Iflratelled S6irthcat! and
traversed' a space p halt; ifiile, 'wiiSe and
about six miles long. In that area not a
house, barn or tree is left standing.
The cyclone was accompanied by: a
terrible rainstorm and almost midnight
darkness. Eleven dead bodies have no
far been discovered and it is known tlifit
at least five more jiersona were killed.
The dead arc: L. V. Evans and Emory
Evans, Mrs. Jno. Hutchison, Sam L.
Kim-aide, Cora ' Ktncaidc, Sadie Kin
caitic, W'alter Kineaide, Eva Kincaide,
Wrh. Kincaide and Sam Stewart. Their
bodies were all horribly mangled. Mrs.
Hutchinson's arntsantl limbs were found
in a. tree a mile from the house.-' Eva
Kiucaide's head was severed from her
body. Three persons are known to !e
fatally injured and many others were
seriously injured.
l'robably ut least 20 persons were
killed and 3U houses blown down.
St: J usei' i i. Mo., June 22. (lews has
reached this city ol a cyclone at Con
ception, Mo.. GO iuilcs north of here. The
house of ohn Doyle was blown down
and I)iyle and his wife and an old. man
were killed, the latter being decapitated.
A solid front wajl of the .abbey of New
Englcbcrg, being erected by Uie Benedic
tine monks, was blown d wn and lO.
OOO feet of brick wall tumbled inside the
structure. Torrents of rain completed
the destruction of tlie edifice. Houses
and barns were blown down,' and a.
nuuitier of people hurt. The Omaha and
St. Louis railroad depot was uurooled.
from: qravk
TO AiA.tr.
Harden ctt
ICllwIn Baolh, Hraven and
llrooklvn lllvlue.
Unfit K i.YN, June 21. Nr. Charles Fuh
fur, a . Um versalist minister at Orand
Kapids. Mich., having announced that he
would rttthef take liis chance in Heaven
Willi l-.uwin lSootlitli.nl tluit oilier ac
tor. n .' TJimiuCe; jwbo iiiued in the
loxfdrgV niter Viniiouiiclni: tlhit liis
church had compromised at 23 cents on
the dollar. .Ui.' llna.lgie .was asked at
his rvsidcitcV if he crtretl to S.tv anything
answer to this criticism. He handed
the dispatch back to the reporter anil
said substantially:
Nothing. I have made it a rule for
twenty-five years tt lake no uotice
criticism."
Private Manic Clnard.
KiiHT.itwAY, r'enn., Jnue 22. Tlie Kidge-
way bank, a private institution, closed
its doors this morning. The officers ol
t ht bank an yall depositors. viili be paid
in lull us soon as the assets can be rest
zed on.
i UrvcnvIllc;, Mich.Vlune 2a. 'City Na
tional bank was closed this morning bv
oifVr of yank Exaniuier CaldweJL No
tHtemcut irf the .hank's cnJ.tt)i .has
vet lceti made public. " ... j
. i "- " - '
Bavard'H Free Hide.
'Lf.NrtoN, iine 32 ThotwaS 1. Bayard,
American Ambassador to Great Britain,
proceeded today from London to Wiixl
sor Caalle where he presented his creden
tials. In necordaiice with the usual
custom that obtains in the ease of
ambassadors the state carriage was
furnished by the British government to
eoiivy. Haysid from , his hotel to the
railway station. ,
A HIirr Anarchtlllc Plot
P SuJui2ArThe flacial.inves-
tigVt.ioy iut4.he WiqiU eVyVVi at the
resilience ot Senor Canovas del Costillo
has led . to the discovery of a plot that
embraces anarchists in several liuroiteiin
countries. . Twenty-three- arrests have
been made aud more are expected.
Will Depari Next Sainrday.
. JJirw' lORlt, Tone 30!-rRlt Princess
Eulalia and party will bid, farewell to
this country June 24th, having taken
rifTBftflge' Wn -tlie stearrieV lh TAoraine irt
that date. JTbe.lluke ilc Veraeua, and
suite will follow a few days later, saili
on La licet Ague:
lixlent ol Vhe natnaice ou Tile
Itaettana Iron Kauge
Ashland, Wis., June - 22. Kcports
rtjiii Iron Kivcr state that the fires
there have been proven to be the work of
iucendaries. Another attempt was made
vestcrdav to set fire to a huse ou the
utskirt ot Iron Kiver. The fire depart
ment litis been constantly on duty a
uight and a day, and it is thought that
the worst is over. - -' '
The total losses by the fire during the
past week will reach $2,OOO.otM.
rii ic kcunuiic kichui kci:h.
- M
NorlliCaroliua'iiUeoloiclcal Force
Workinic ou lilt; Klllt Line,
Kauuiil, N. . C, Juuc,. 20. State
Geologist Holmes reports today that bis
force is iow encamped at Sanford mak
ing an. ex.unituitiou. o ircnt beds of
brown stone m Moore ami Anson coun
ties. It will next examine temarkalile
clar beds in Harnett county, lutamiiui-
tions ol phosphate beds, which he in nine
counties, will begjn .lutein the autumn.
At present phosphate is mined onlv in
Fender county. Atlanta Constitution.
The ICarlhquake Had a Cancer."'
Chahi.kston, S. C, June 22. Mr. Jesu
nolsky. officer of the weather bureau
here, reports some of . the strange co
incidents of the earthquake shock Tues'
day night; that it occurred simultane
ously with the beginning of the summer
solstice, the entrance ol the sun iu tin;
zodiacal sign of the cancer, near tlie
first quarter of the moon, and when, tlie
tide was on flood. c
Au Ovation For i.lzzle
"all l.lv-r. ,
Fall Kivhh, June 22. Lizzie HorderT
received an ovation on her' Arrival here
last evening. She intended to stop at
the Borden homestead Tuesday . but on
account oi'the crowd accepted the hos
pitality of Mr'. Holmes; whose house whs
thronged with people eager to congratu
late her upon her acquittal. The crowd
at the Borden homestead numlicrecl 2,
000,'and remained until after midnight,
a band playing" "Auld Lang Syncs,"
which created intense excitement. Liz
zie says she is the "happiest woman n
the world." j
- Time crsvela at Montreal. J -
MoNtREAL,1 June TO. The Spanish
caravel arrived here' this ufLcruoftrt
und were given an enthusiastic welcome.
M ay or. Ltesj ard iiics- and a reception co Mi
ni it tee met the vessels at Lougue 1 oint.
A luncheon was given to the visitors on
Mount Royal, after which they were
escorted on a trip down Lachine Kapids.
1 he vessels will remain here until l uejs-
lty. ... . ....... i
Ulcd Vroni a, Kt Salle. ,
Kichmund, Mo. June 20. Mrs. J. ; T.
Ford died at her home, one mile -east tit
this city, yesterday from blood poisoji-
ing, caused by a rat bite ten days atso.
She was the mother of the notorious Bob
ind Charley I-ord, who killed Tessc
James, .
Struck Natarsl das.. -
IkoN Crrx, Tenn., June 20.-Naturia.l
gas was struck here today. ' On Kghtifg
it a blaze shot up several leet and burned
steadily. ' Tlie enthusiastic citizens fried
usli by the heat und will ' continue bor
ing.
nil
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'I
1 1
FAMOUS
iriGARost:
00,00!) IN II MONTHS!
' - 1 ,.!! Ill
, We havt oat received uaothtr lot pf thcte
: -i I :.
unriv.llcd brand of Cigar, makiaKi the
... . i -I
total retail aalea to date, l t . tbauamid, in
i 'I . t - ir- .
a. li ttle leas than eleven month. . , .! : , 1 1 , i
: l ' . .,:a, ... . .
These bard time i rather Ihitciiki than
. ,
diminiah the aalca of FiKaroa,. aa ten octit
: . . i ' J j - i i, I
cuitomcn arc takiati t;laaro, oolucta .ez-
. . , i 'l -. ,! . . ,
penaea, and st the same . time icettloK aa
good a suiuke. i . , . t , t , i
Oar aalea are buoeade. Aayone : cSn go
to the luctvrj'a oftite and fiud out fur Ucm-
- - , ! ' 111! ' .
aelvea. . ; ., . , r j,- i.,,i
. . i.-.i i .il
, ItlQiUdj-wc.baro aoidfla nana of aa-rand
of.elKO.rs If they did not represent r HQuaual
' ! ' ! 1 ' . : t I . I '
merit ?
r7 Cents Iiftt h.
$4 Vvr 100.
Manufuctuxera' Agcnta,, , , ,
KAYSOK & SMITH
Druggists,
.i i.ii.j
,Mll
-II-. I
TMO. JI PATTON
. .'.I.. H II' I
l'or tlae Horra MliMlou. -
Wasuinotun, Juuc 22. F., O. Mat
th lessen, who lives iu New York , Citjy,
but whose business interests are in Jer
sey City, will he appointed minister to
Norway arid Sweden. j
..NEWS IN OUR OWN STATE. j
YOU'LL HAVE NO TROUBLE!
V'
in finding a tie to suit you in my'
alock.
hug
The cholera. '
I'aris, June 22. At Alais, in the de
partment of Gard, the deaths from
cholerAc diseases nvernge three daily.
Many cbildreu have been attacked by
the disease.
Loniiom, June 21. Cholera reports
from Mecca show that from June ll" to
Junc20 there were R30 deaths from
cholera in that city.
Killed at a Clrcua,
St. PAt t., Minn., June 22. During; a
severe thuudrr storm, yesteraay atier
noon at kiver Falls, Wisconsin, just over
the Minnesota line, lightning struck the
center pole of the circus tent f Kingling
KrotV SSevsn people wereikiilea snstanu v
ami ipiite a tiumlier injured, nouc of the
latter fatally.
A mh Cent Xaaw-
'CinCAOo, .June 22.-7-M!til)ejrs of the
council of adnnnistrtitfon ' rrre1 1mi.'u swing
the advisability of having a 25 cent
admission day at the. Fair and the
chances arc the half rate will be tried
Sunday week. ' ' ' '" ' ' ,
Stevenson In The Hoslh. "'
Memphis, Tenn., June 22.A-Vice-Prvsi
dent Stevenson arrived here yeaterdsy
on his way to Little Rock, Ark. He was
met at the station by a large delegation
of prominent citiaens. j
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Omaha, Neb., June 22. Sloan johtnOn
ct Co.. wbolsale groceraw have assifrncid.
Liabilities upwards of $300,000; assets
about $80,000 : - ' " '
' Lnmber Barnrd. :'' '"' : j '
N ashvUjLK, Teon, Jy,ne 22.r-The Suth
erland lumber yards in 'East Nashville
burned last night; loss about $75,0004
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. Cherokee Scout: W.L.Thurlcr, one
of the prioprictors of the Hot Watcrlold
mailing iroperty, rciorts that they have
Intelv nctfuircd tbe lamous CooK-r min
me nropertv which has' produced $12i.-
OOO worth -of gold, according to the
Cuifcd. States mint report, off of about
one acre o land. Messrs. Thnf her, Letts
.St vin have now about 800 acres of this
v.'iluatWe go-Id district and are preparing
to erect rlams, and purchase machinery
for extensive ' mining otieration. They
have carefully prosticctcd these proper
ties by driving several tunnels, finding
paying dirt throughout. These mints
are located about 25 miles northwest ot
Murphy and we predict success to the
enterprising gentlemen in charge.
'Lenoir Topic: Mr. J. I'. Taylor, of
the'tirm -of Taylor -Sc. Council, lumber
men, Ktk Iark, N. C, told us last week
of a large curly walnut tree they had
bought in Watauga The tree made
six logs and contained about 2,000 feet
ot lumber, for' which' trier 'Kpai $4-30
They expert tJ' 'reslwe' 91'.T00 for the
tree. Thia morninir ' Monday )- at
7:05 o'clock. Rev. Isaac Smith dropped
deed on the public square. ' ;
Durham Sun: H. H. Kerr, kuo vtn
here as Liuncan, was plowing on G. W.
Barbees place (bis father-in-law L, tn
Cedar Fork township, near .Nelson.
when the horse turned upon him, seized
his right arm above the clliow and bit
hi in ternblv. It is reiKrted that the
horse ra fully 100 yards with bis teeth
firmly imlieded in Kerr's arm, and' thtt
it took three men to choke the apimnl
Raleigh News and Observer f Thi
IW-stor-y rock building and -contents of
the Lcaksville Cotton miliar Leaksville,
N. C, was burnt on the night of June 13,
between H and 12 o'clock. ItiS thought
to have tieen struck by lightning.
- -Cherokee Scout : Died) mu last-Alo'1
day morning at the home of hi
brother hear Long TCidce. Wtri. I Berry.
alter a long and painful illness. , Hej wens
one of the oldest resident citizens juf
CZOeerokee county, -i 1 - .m-. i ,: I
The last statement of the' Bank oT
New Hanover, .as filed with the State
Treasurer, sho wscapitalstoea $273,01'0.
Srrrntsis 1 R5. 873. lte-denoniteM--.tt7bj.
52U,. due hanks and bankers, $36,6TO,
tOtaI.A.4.AiatiW J. -.! 1 rn-.. .,l -u H '.
itvc juat received a bit; Una In the latest
liaiies, conaistiiig of graduated Pour in
Hands, icraduatcd Aseots, Plowing Bnd
Kvur in LI unds, Narrow Hows, Club House
tics, etc., etc. Alao fall line of 'waahablc
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neckwear.
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Why auflet- with iNDtOBanoN aad all ktada
ot Lmu, KlDHST AND . Bloud .Tbdoblu
vhn nature haa provided at You a l)oos;a
StTHIC RIHIDT H A RHLBU, WHOLMOHS aad
Inkxpbnsivb. 'The ' MtNBHAf. WATBR,
rraan from Mr. TH D ' Suttle'a RaHAaaatLa
Srams, oa htag daily delivered). 'at any
residence In Aahevllle, ia worklna; woadernal
cures, aa can be teatlned bytnqniriraof Judge
B. Reed, Judge J. H. Merrimon, Fev. J. L.
Wnlte, J. K. PatteraoS, boctora W. PSre-
fay. Ncdaoa. D T. Millard, Mr. .Barnes) of
Ohtaw aow oa Spring street, Ashe Tiffs, , and
hundreds of others. Price, only IO cents a
K-aJlon, delivered dally anywhere In the city.
Orders) thrbutfh eMail, "or left ' at' Blahton,
WrUfbt & Co.'S shoes stan, B9 fattoa. are-
Rtue. wUIrcoslva prompt, attention. AaaJy
aia aTl-ren on application. .
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