Asheville D
Citizen,
1. IT
VOLUME IX.-NO. 50.
ASHEVILLE, N. C. SATURDAY EVENING, JULY L 1893.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
THRASH'S
MM. ROLLINS BANQUKTKI) I COLUMBIA IS DRY TODAY T0 PAVE WILLOW STREET IF You Want
I I ai - - a-ani a
! NEWS j
HEWS
Whitman's
DURING TUB SUM M BR
WK WILL, GBT A FRESH
SUPPLY BVRRY FRIDAY
BY EXPRRSS.
s Room
Brick Cottage,
Near Public Square,
Corner Walnut
I and Pcnland StrcttB,
FOR RENT;
Also
One Office Room,
Over Store,
A. O. C OOPER.
CRYSTAL PALACE
aaAHON' FRUIT JA.RS.
JELLY TUMBLERS.
FILTERS,
COOLERS. RKI'RIORRATORS
AT COST.
FLY PNSAND TRAP.
IISII COVERS
CREAM FREEZERS (White Mt.)
ALL KINDS
OF SU M M BR GUI DS.
THK
We carry the larffnt ntock of fine ftnd
niinmon Ctrhaa, Olasaware. LtmiM, Cutlery,
etc "A dollar paved is a dollar made,"
therefore trade with aa. Speaid attention
to supplying bote's. Write or call on us for
prices. -
THAI). V. TI1KAKU & CO
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BIG REDUCTION
BON SfARCHE
SPECIAL SUMMER SALE I
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Kighty cents on the Dollar or a ' Incount I
of 20 per ceat on all goods except contract I
Kouih, such aa Centcmeri & Foster'! kid
lYil'fk I Villi ,1 trill I Klovea. Enrl Wilaon'a collars and cuffs
here is but one best
and we have got it !
Trv Sensation and
be convinced !
K R O Gr
REAL. ESTATE.
w R. iiwvn. w. w. WEST.
Gwyn 6c West,
48ucceaaora to Walter B. Owyn.)
ESTABLISHED id81
REFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE.
Real Estate.
ioan SccurclT IMaBCI tmt 8
Pter Cent.
Notary Pnbllc, Commissioner of Deeda.
FIRE INSURANCE.
SOUTH BAST COURT SQUARE.
CORTLAND BROS., MONT
tl Ratate Broken
And lUYCMtnicnt Ag-cnti
NOTARY PUBLIC.
and Pearl Unlaundred shirts.
THE PUBLIC
K now ua well cnoujrh that when
wc advertise an HO cents sale it
means.
BIG BARGAINS.
Thif sale will only continue until July 1,
and Strictly Cant., aa ny gocKl on credit I
will le cbarKd rrRular prices Our li
are full and coraflct in all departments.
I thin Is a great opportunity for good goods
at great sacrifice.
BON MARCHE
37 Mouth ftltalii Street.
LOWEST PRICES!
ON HAMMOCKS AND
CROQUET SETS.
Huylcr'i Candies Received
Today !
J. M. HESTON'S.
NO. ISO SOUTH MAIN STKBKT.
WHITE
HOUSE
SOAP!
TO THE
WHOLESALE
TRADE I
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Moi'ti Bast or thi
Buckiiw !
MITCHELL
l.n.in acntly plau-ed at SI per cent.
OAeea
IS a M rattos Araat Second lioof.
JOHN CHILD,
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER.
Pnrniahed and Unfurnished Houses.
OPHICB ROOMS.
emrclv placed at Bitch t per cent.
HUNTINO JON BltAl,
WotVBi and Wild
cats. FlHUINtt IOE
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HOTEL
Board. 20 per month; 3)7. SO pel
Week; $1 SU per Day.
Address : A- A TYSON.
jnn1d3m Black Mountain,
N C.
GO TO
W. A. Latimer,
10. 16 COURT SQUARE.
AND BUY PatftSM WATER
OIOUND
CORN IIEAL !
LATIMRl HAS 1U8T
KKCNIVBU A NBW
SHII'IIBMT OF
WHITE LILY FLOUR I
you cam always
find good
AMERICAN BAKERY
We are prepared to supply
the. citizi iiH of Abbeville with
Fresh liread, Itolln, lien ami
Cakes of every dencriotion.
If you want nice wedding or
party cakes, give ua un os
tler una if you hiv not
pleased in quality and artis
tic work we will refuna you
your money. We will add
daily different' lines of cake.
Will bake any kind of cakes
The Halor (Seta am (Sold Walcli
and Mil fee Hat Wblch He rom
! To War To Conirreaa-4
Cane; To Ctiior Clrrlt NIctoolH.
A number of the friends of Mnj V. V.
Rollins were notified of a surprise party
in store for that gentleman to - take
place at the federal building hist evening
and bv 9 o'clock the court room con
tained a good number of deputies be
sides the clerical force of the Asheville
ffice and their friends.
Chief Clerk John A. Nichols announced
a banquet at the flattery Park lor a
later period of the evening and said that
Zeb Vance Walser, of Lexington would
voice the sentiments of his "associates in
an expression of wrsona! attachment
to their retiring chief In ;i neat address
Mr. Walser then presented to the Maior
a handsome gold watch h-.-.ririu the in-
HKTIKINU COI.I.KCTOH
AMD H 1(4 DKPVTIE8
BOl'TH CiRnUNt'D NEW I.AW
NOW IN OPERATION.
A wild T'nie Around The Ran
To rrlrbrRle "hf I.aat Hours
Of The- Mnioo"M-A Test Cane
To ! Made,
sonptlon, "Presented to V. W
on retirement as Collector ..(
district of North Carolina, uy
deputies. June 30, IK'.t.i "
Maior Kolltns resi k .-.- ',, . . i
dress. I'ertivir'ttle L'lti
regard from devoted Irit n !s m
late subordinates a hi It i-. m
the efficiency and intcuritv
R ,1!
Ii'th
, I. rks .in. I
I he ad
I riliiit,- . ,
;! ti'ii'l his
I'tiatent for
that hail
IIIUK'8 HOOT IiKIJll!
HIKE'S HOOT HEKU!
lilltK'S HOOT BEEIU
This Drlidons and
Invigorating Prink
is "rrrcfi at oar
fovntaiii I
(lone four millions of dollars' worth of
government business without the loss of
a penny. He reioiced at the re.miv.nl of
his load of responsibility, but assured
his friends of his lelief that n'ter four
years they would be returned to nffieial
Hie.
K. S. McCall then .surnrised Mr
Nichols by the presentation of anelcK.-mt
gold headed ebony cane, which the
audience supplemented with round after
round of applause as the instlv ooiml.-ir
chief clerk rose to reply. Sir. Nichols was
neatly trapperl. He hud leeii reipiested
by the clerks in the office to procure the
finest stick to be had, for an additional
presentation to the collector, and had
secured a beauty. The friends then took
charge to relieve him of its care, and ;
it suitably em-raved with ohn's name
instead of the Major's. Mr. Nichols'
looks corroborated his words when he
said that he- was the victim of a consuir-
acy and the most completely surprised
man in the district. The cane bore the
inscription: Presented to . A.Nichols,
on retirement as chief deputy, collector's
"ffice, 5th district N C. bv clerks and
deputies, June 3) 1 H',3 "
in replying to the call of his name I.
Wiley Shook stated that while it miL'ht
seem to some p oiile that he had been
called upon because he was the best
looking man in the house, such was
not the case: in order to somewlnt re
lieve the astonishment of the mountain
tnends of Wallace Rollins hen thev
found out that he was wearing a gold
watch, that he must also .-ara silk hat.
and the speaker placed upon the Major a
glossy tile with the hope that it would
nm oe uscci as a vessel in the rtairv "r
honey farm of its owner nor be turned
into a hen's nest. The recipient thanked
Ins friends for their further attention and
said that he would lay the bat aside till
'94 when he would wear if to Congress
and that when his constituents came to
see him he would get them each a judge
ship; to which Mr. Shook responded.
oay tnnt again. Major."
Chief Nichols then said "Supper at
the Park" and the party left for the
hotel where they were received and
welcomed by Manager McKissick. The
committee to invite the attendance of
the Hon. Rope Hlias, the newly an
pointed collector, returned with that
gentleman, and after an exchange of
courtesies Collector Klias led the wav to
the banquet room, escorting the win
some (laughter ot t he evening's guest.
Miss Emma Kollius, and the party
seated to the enjoyme t of a bouuuliil
and well served spread.
Aiier ine menu Major Kolhns 'vns
again called upon. who. after expressing
his gratification that the honors of the
collectorship hail fallen unon such
worthy shoulders, offered the cout-ratn
aitotis ot the company to Collector
Klias, to which the collector responded
ami saia that he could wish tor no hap.
pier a consummation of his wn term oi
office than the esteem of as devoted
rienus ana as spotless an otheial career
as that possessed bv his nredeeessr
I he collector then begged to be excused
trotn turtner participation in the banquet
because of engagements with other
tnends, and the pleasant affair ended
with an hour's social chat in the parlors
Among those nrescnt were: Mrs VV
W. Rollins. Miss Rollins. Miss KittvX,.!
ns, T. E Rollins. Mrs. F anuie Hellen
Statesville; Miss Pritclinrd, lohn A
Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Kotz. Dr. Kim
brough. of Davie county; G. A. Ilarclav
lallas; W.G Bogle. Ta vlorsville: VY. V
Hampton, Mt. Airy; V Walser, Lex
ington; M. F. Mastrn. Winston: 1. W
Sh .ok, Clyde; E. S. Walton, Morgm tou
icrcn ivaves, Kul Merlordton; lv. I-
v-nanaiey and lames Smart. Madison
V.Ivives, Rutherlordton; K. S McC II
Marion; C. C. Gaddis, Ruthe . fordtoti; K
E. Heston. Asheville; F. T. Walser and
W. O. Benton. Statesville: W. U Mender
son, Charlotte; A. C. Patterson, Greens
boro, and W. K. Weston. Asheville.
This morning there was another inter
esting proceeding in the big building
occupied by Uncle Sam's servants. The
event was the presentation of a han f
some silver water service to F. T. Walser
the well liked cashier or si amp clerk. Mr
Walser was surprised when the presenla
tion speech was made bv 1. Wiley Shook
on behalf of the clerks and deputies wh
wanted thus to show their regard lor
Mr. Walser. The recipient gulped down
his astonishment, however, and ac
cepted the gift with well expressed ap
preciation. Mat Rollins also made a
short talk and the affair whs over.
everybody teelinc hppy, but none more
so than Mr- Walser.
The watch, cane and service presented
ist night and this morning were en
graved and furnished by Arthur M. Field.
Coi.i miiia. S. C. July 1. The incep
tion nf the operations of the disnensnrv
law was attended last night in Colum
bia with the wildest hnrrhniinlinn revels.
I'nrter the new la w the State takes the
entire clnrge of the selling of intoxicat
ing leverages. It has a hig centrnl dis
nensarv in Columbia where whiskey,
beer, wine and other lienors are put in
hot ties and kegs. This ditietis,iry fur
nishes limiors to county dispensaries,
which are established upon the petition
of a majority of freeholders of a town.
Nearly every bar has made phenomenal
sales this week, many people huyine
enough to last for ni 'td's. Columbia
bars krnt mien house until 1 'J o'?1,.
i.-ist ntr tit I h'" , sm,'- were immense.
The i-v tjuern-e was thi-re w-is much
'"-'Milt in the street. il.nil.lt guard
wis on dutv at the St.-it dispensarv ns
I in eat s of burning it up had been made
The bais are nil closed tndav and the
town is "dry," no eountv dispensary
having vet been established here.
The tate employs a large force of con
stables, whose names are not known, to
detect "blind tigers." The possession of
a United States revenue license is prima
facie evidence of intention to violate the
law, Failure to obtain a license will
put the United States revenue force as
well as the Sfate constahles on the
track of violators. Barkeeper generally
THAT IM, AH PAR AH RRICKS
ON HAND WILL, GO,
will obey the law
A test case will be made to trv the
constitutionality of the law in the
United States court. The Tlistrict
United States court and the State Su
preme court have already decided that
the law is valid. A new ease will he
made for trial in the United States
Supreme court.
TEKHESSEE BUTTER I h order.
8 N. COURT SQUARE
IIEtNlT.SII Sl REAfJAN,
UJlURCIl 8TUKET AND
PATTON AVENUE
At Ho. 19 Cexaet Hqnare, near City Hall.
The Work of Two Roarda In City
Affairs The ftlandplpe To Re
Test eel In a Pew Uaf-Tke
Hundav Cloning I. aw
The Joint Board and the Board of Al
dermen were in session about four hours
yesterday afternoon, with all present
except Advisors McCollum and Nichols.
The following business was transacted :
The street committee was instructed
to report at Monday's regular meeting
as to the quality of paving to be put
down on the sidewalks on Church
street.
The city engineer's report of assess
ments on South Main and Depot streets
was adopted.
The damage to Mrs. Malonc's property
on HhUcv street by the- Tr.'.sv.ig oi the
grade liv t.VW.'A He S. S. road is to lie
inquired into bv the street committee.
The finance committee reported ir.
174C3on hand to the credit ot the
street fund, and $9,696 69 of the sewer
and water fund.
The report ot the water committee,
recommending the purchase of $223.08
worth of material wi'h which to repair
the old water pump, was adopted, and
the repairs were ordered made.
The report of the street committee
with regard to the extension of curbing
on numerous streets was referred to a
joint committee composed of the finance
and Rtreet committees.
It was ordered that the bricks not
used in paving Church street should be
put on Willow street as far as they will
reach, probnblv 100 feet.
Contractor Connerv reported that he
expected to complete the standpic by
Monday at farthest. The watercommit
tee was instructed to make a test of the
standpipe and report to a meeting to be
Sticky Fly Paper, that each double aheet
will catch a quart of Plies, is fresh and wcu't
tear when you pull it apart, go ta
RAVSOK & SMITH,
Druggista.
FOR Pure
Pulniatian Insect" Powder, in bulk or in
sprinkle top cans, insect powder gnna, etc.,
try
RAYSOR & SMITH,
31 Patton ave.
FOR Paris
AN EXTRA SESSION CALLED
THK
DATE IS MONDAY,
fJl'HT HKVKNTH,
AC-
The ITHlflcnt Jusllv Arraigns
The Republican farl v For Kn
ac'lntr Vicious Legislation and
Calls on Congress Tn Repeal It.
Washincton, Julv 1. The President
has issued a proclamation calling Con
gress in extra session August 7. In doing
so he snvg that "the distrust and appre
hension concerning the financial situa
tion which pervade all business circles,
have already caused great loss and dam
age to our peopleand threaten to cripple
our merchants, stop the wheels ot manu
facture, bring distress and privation to
ur farmers and withhold from our
workingtnen the wage of labor;" and
'that the present perilous condition i
largely the result of a financial policy
which the executive branch of the gov
ernment finds embodied in unwise laws
which must he executed until reitealed by
Congress. "
The opinion is held bv a number ot
Congressman that the extraordinary
session called will not be a long one, and
that financial matters alone will engage
its attention. Gen. Wheeler of Ala
bama savs: "There are numerous
members of Congress who believe it
would be wise for Congress as soon as it
organizes to pass a unolnlmn giving
the President power to suspend the pur
chase act or deal with it as he may deem
liest. Congress Tuld then adjourn at
ome, t lie relict (leinanileu uy tne people
tuning been granted "
Secretary Carli.de will leave here for
Chicago, next Tuesday, to he absent lor
ten days or two weeks.
Speaking of the President's action in
calling an extra session, Assistant Secre
tary Sims of Mississippi, acting secre
tary in the interior department, said :
"There can be no doubt of the wisdom
of the President's action. In the South,
during the past six months, there has
been quite a revolution in public senti
ment, touching the free coinage of silver,
and 1 think that o'ir congress will give
expression to (his charge bv following
the President's Kail."
President Cleveland has gone to lluz
z.ird's Ha , Mass , to be absent three or
tour weeks.
Ni-W VoNK, I til V 1. President Clevc
lamls's prod .i mat ion had a magical el
feet on values at the muck exchange this
morning, livervthiag on the list scored
advances.
Ml" AMKOKO'N Wll.l.,
firren II wA
IttttlSy HU tO
uWi u'; Camphor (Moth
K VSOK it SMI Tlt'S
I irtlK SLOic.
FOR The Nicest
Ladies' or Gent's Pock.-t Book or Card
Cane, with or without sterling silver orna
ments, ju.st go and ace the line of
RAYSOR & ftMVf "V.
IF You
called whenever the test is concluded.
The following bills were ordered paid :
Corn & Trov, $482 .52; M. H. Kelly.
$31.60; street pay rolls, $346 55; Tun
Citizkn. $18; Woodv &Kimbc lv, $H.U0;
nuncomhe Brick and Tile Co., $234 6l;
Albright rfc Roberts, $4; Geo. F. Scott
& Co.. $76 86.
The Aldermen a Utile.
The Board of Aldermen awarded the
contract for constructing the market
square watering trough to S. G. Bouis,
at a price of $37. J. C. Brown bid
$41 50; Kellv & Strachan, $39; Boyce
& Burton, $05.25.
The assessments of paving on South
Main and Ilepot streets was adopted.
Dr. S. IJ. Pelham called attention to
the ordinance prohibiting Sunday selling
and asked that it be repealed or en
forced. No action.
It was reported that there was $2,
409.93 of the general fund on hand.
The new ordinances, recommended re
cently bv ex-Fire Chief Powell, relating
to the fire department, were adopted on
suspension of the rules and ordered pub
lished for one week.
Ordinances recommended bvthe Board
of Health, requiring persons to secure a
permit before erecting closets, and giving
the Board of Health authority to direct
the removal or change of construct iou of
closets, wer- adopted on susiicnsion of
the rules, and ordered published.
A number of liverymen complained that
the new water rent placed on them was
much too high, and on motion of Mr.
Starnes the waterworks suierinteudent
was instructed to purchase meters when
ever renters so desire and put them into
places ot business, charging the meter
rates established.
The hucksters' ordinance was placed
on second reading and passed.
Mr. Westall, of the market house com
mittee, disapproved ot the beef petition
sent in at last meeting, and nothing was
done with it.
Building permits: J. A. Tcnnent, 2-
storv house on Spring street; l. b.
Moody, 6-room house on Kiversidc
street.
Reports of cash received were made aa
follows: Chief of Police Harkins, month,
$274; Tax Collector Fagg. week, $358.-
50; Health Officer Rogers, $36 05; Health
Officer Noland, $39.50; Weighmastcr
Ivrwin, $7; Waterworks Superintendent
Murray. $20 25.
Bills as follows were ordered paid:
Carolina Coal Co., $83 87; Woody &
Kimberlv, $20 40; II. T. Estabrook,
$4 50; L. Fullum. $7; John Brooks, $7;
The Citizkn, $6.75: Randolph Kerr
Printing Co., $34.75; J. A. Tenncnt,
$3 50; sanitarv pay roil (Rogers' dis
trict I $57.27; (Nolatid'sdistrict),$9 9t;
Albright & Rolierts, $2; water depart
ment, $16.25; C. E. Waddcll, $1.94;
John Irwine, $3.
Want a nice Pearl Handle Pen Knife, a
pair of sharp or blunt pointed scissors, or
anything iu the way of nice cutlery, go to
RAYSOR & SMITH,
31 Patton ave.
FOR a Good
Hair, Tooth, Cloth, Hat, Shoe, or
Scrub Brush, a good stock and low prices at
RAYSOR & SMITH'S,
Drug Store.
FOR Ice Cold
Soda and Mineral waters, nicely acrved,
u to
RAYSOR 8t SMITH,
Prescription Druggists,
31 Patton Avenue.
All $2.00
and $2.50
STRAW HATS
lleduced to
$1.50
COI.I.KI TOK KLIAH.
BANK TKOl'BLKs.
iw A a we la KnouKb,
Cau'l Reallte.
Hut
Tile I'niverallv and K-lalleH
Not Forgotten.
San Fkancisco, July 1. The will ot
the late Leland Slanlord was filed for
probate in this city yesterday. Mrs.
Stanford is named as sole executrix and
she petitioned for the probate ol the will.
The petition states that the value of the
estate is unknown, but that it consists
of stocks, bonds and real property in
this State. The will is a voluminiis doc
ument Stanford Kit $2 500, 00O to t he
trustees of the Stanlord t'nivcrsitv;
$100,000 to Thomas W. Stanford, Ilia
brother; $100,000 to Jos. II. Stanford,
his brother; $100,000 to A. B Stanford
another brother; while the house and
furniture at Calilornia anil Powell
streets, San Francisco, go to Mrs. Stan
ford The will sets apart $100,000 tor
the erection of a tomb for the remains of
tin Senator, hig wile and son anil leaves
$1110 0OO to each ot Stanford's nephew
and nciees of whom there are a large
number. 1 1 is wile is made residuary
hg tee.
The instrument was originally dated
November 29, 1SN5, but it number ol
codicils have U-en added. Some legatees
have died since the will was originally
made.
A WII.II HIPrKR
Vea
Gbiibi.btown, Colo., July 1. The
hank of Clear Creek County made an
assignment yesterday. Assets, $397
OfWI; liabilities, $223,000.
Salt LakkIity, I'tah, July 1. The
First National bank of I'rona closed its
doors yesterday. Assets $115,000; lia
bilities same.
Fobt Worth, Texas, uly 1. The
Exchange bank at Iowa Park closed its
doors yesterday. Liabilities and assets
unknown, but it is believed the depos
itors will le paid in full. A sudden with
drawal of depositscaused the sutpcusion.
t-'.aHiern Arkannaa uevanted Ri a
C clone.
Ml Mr ins, Tenn., July 1. A cyclone
swept across the eastern portion of
Arkansas last night. Asa result all i he
telegraph wires west of Memphis are
down and details are meagre. It it
known, however, that the loss to pron
pi rty is enormous.
A special was received nt Memphis
tr'iui Little Bock last night saying that
the wind was blowing at the rate of 70
miles an hour snd that a large amount!
ol properly bus been destroyed.
M worn in nv Judtre Mnuford
lerdav Afternoon.
Hon. Koc Klias came in from Frank
lin yesterday afternoon and took the
oath of office as collector of internal
revenu for the Fifth North Carolina
district as it was administered by
Judge Geo. A. Shuford, of the Suyierior
court. Collector Blias at once resumed
charge and Mai Rollins became an "ex."
The force oi clerks in the office here will
continue to do their work until suites
sors are appointed. No appointments
have vet been made, and Collector Hlias
told The Citizen todav that he would
make no appointments lor several davs.
He was consulting Maj Rollins this
morning about t be details ot the office,
and thoroughly familiarizing himself
with his duties.
A number of office seekers, or gentle
men who came in behalf ot menus, are
here and have called on the new eollec
tor.
Key R U Pearson Tomorrow.
The success of the meeting lor men it
the Grand Opera ho.tsc last Sunday
under the auspices of the V. M. C. A
lias encouraged thu association to hold
another tomorrow. 'K-ginning nt 4 p. in
The door open at 3:45 The tact that
Rev. R. G Pearson will speak will guar
antee a large audience. 1 here will be
solos bv Rev. E. C. Avis, a cornet solo
by G W. Gates, and chorus singing by
the audience, for whose use hymn-cards
will lie provided, and also aa orchestra
ot several pieces. Admission will be by
ticket, to be had on application by any
young man at the rooms ot tne . M. C
A., free of charge.
A Collar and Cuff box or
Coat Ilander given away to
every purchaser to the ex
tent of $1 or more.
MITCHELL-
THU; MIJN'H outfitter,
28 PATTON "AVE.
The failure ot C has. Foster shows lia
bilities of $1,000,000. according to the
report of the assignee.
Anthony J. Drexel, head of the banking
hrm ot Urcsel, Morgan & Co., is dead.
MINERAL WATER !
Why suffer with Indiobstion and all kind
of I.IVKK. KlDNBV AND BLOOD TKOUBLRa
when nature haa provided at Youa iDooa a
anas Rrmbdt Habkliw, Whoihobi and
INBXPBNBIVB. The MINBKAL WATER,
freab from Mr. D. D Snttle'a Kbhabkaslb
spbino, now being daily delivered at any
residence in Aaheville, ia working wonderful
curea, aa can be testified by inqolrtea of Judge
I B. Reed, JndgeJ. H. Merrimon, Rev. J. U.
White. J. R. Patterson, Doctors G W. Pare-
fny. Nelaon. D T. Millard. Mr. Barnea of
Ohio, now on Spring atrect, Aaheville, and
hundreda of others. Price, only 10 ceata a
gallon, delivered daily anywhere in the city.
Ordera through mail, or left at Blantoa,
Wrisht he Co. 'a ahoc atore, 80 Pattoa ave
nue, will receive prompt attention. AnaJy
4i siven on application.
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At Ballard Rich's. Telephone No. 17,
LONNIE R. PULLIAM,
Practical Electrician,
11 W. Coart Square.
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