p iiTTiifiVini
Monday Evening, July 3. 1893.
THE A8T1 EVILXiE DAIIYF CITIZJW.
1: ?)'
:i
W. M. C. AWOCIAriOM.
A Capital MsscttnK Wanwlll
-food For rtae Brain.
AROUND TOWN.
Washington,
p. m. uesaav
Julv 3. Forecast till 8
Gentf.'tllv lair weatner;
association westcrlv wit'da; slight Iv cooler Tucsiluy
morning.
TheW. N. C. Teacher'
met at Wajnesville last Thursday.
Promptly at 2:30 p. m.. President
Stnrncs let the jjavcl fall and the peda-,
gogucs were called to books. Devotional , tj,e police court today
Mr
No Citizen tomorrow.
Mayor Prttton Gticri offenders $60 in
exercises were conducted dv kc?
Gay of Waynesville. Hon. R. S. Gilmer
welcomed the association in one of his
best spevches. The President asked Prof.
R. L. Madison of Jackson to respond in
behalf of body. This the Professor did
in a happy manner.
The uext next thing in order was en
rollment of members, collection of fees.
The attendance was small but the inter
est throughout the whole session was
good. All teachers present showed a
deep interest in the cause of education,
and this little army, though few in num
ber, exhibited a determination to win.
Various tooics were discused. Open
ing addresses were made by Prof. Kius
land, of Clyde; Miss Stephenson. Home
Industrial School; Prof. Chambers,
Waynesville; Prof. H. L. Kin, Ueaver
dam, and others who entered heartily
into the general discussions.
On Thursday night Dr. James Atkins
delivered a fine lecture on "Moral' In
struction." Friday niRht was the time
for the president's aunual address. The
subject was "Liberty." The address was
well received.
After this 34 of the ass .ciatiou engaged
in a "Mix-llinir bee." Fifteen cents ud-
mis&ion was charged for the benefit of
the M. E. church South. The receipts
were nearly $30.
In the elect ion of officers for the ensu
ing vear Mr. Starnes declined a rciiotni-
nation to the presidency and Prof. Rob
ert S. Madison, president of the Collow
hee Hieh School, was elected. Messrs,
M. L. Shipman, of the Transylvania
Hustler, and I. D. Boone ot the Waynes
ville CourUr. were elected secretaries, and
Miss Fannie Burr Way was chosen treas
urer.
The meeting throughout was interest
tne and harmonious. The exercises were
lively and were interspersed with music
led by Professor Chambers, of Waynes
ville Ai-ademv. and a Mr. Davidson
who, with his two little daughters and
little son, came over from the Sulphur
Springs with two violins, a flute and
a harp with lots of strings, and delighted
the teachers with sweet music.
The body, alter a delightful session.
adioumed subject o thecallot the lixecu
tive Committee, which is composed ot
the following: Professors K.L. Madison
lebairman ex officio). H. L. King, B. li
Atkins, I. B. Uunslor.1, E. P. Stratlley;
Superintendents C. B. Way, A. J. Oar
ner. M. L. Shiuman (secretary cx othcio)
Misses Florence Stephens. n and Azalia
Creasman, Mrs. John P. Morgan and
Hon. K. D. Gilmer and Jesse D. Boone.
MM.- Kl.IAtS A - rT.
Three Offlec Filled
BalnfM Collect os
PEOPLE aAMaG.
at
revenue office
to
, returned to his
and
Peraonol Baraieraiin About Peo
ple In and Out of Town.
W.J. Cocke is home from Harvard.
Gen. E. K, Hampton is in the city from
Sylva.
White Smith returned to the city on
Saturday.
Rev. J. L. White will spend the week at
Blackwcll s.
"Judge G. A. Shutord is at Waynesville
tor a tewidays.
F. R. Hewitt, of Swain, is in the city
on his way east.
Mrs. R. S. Tucker and Miss Floreuee
Rovlan. are at the Battery Park from
Raleigh.
Mrs. Fannie G. Hellen, of the Winston
revenue office, will leave for home to
morrow.
Mrs. W. H. Penland 'and the children
have returned from a week's stay
Blackwell's.
T. Vernon Eaves resigned his position
as deputy collector in the
on Saturday.
Mrs. I. P. Sawver and Miss Daisy
have returned to the city from a visit
friends in Charlotte.
Fred, and Willie Barrett are In the city
from Favetteville. visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. S. A. Buchanan.
lohn Child sustained a painful injury
of the knee while jumping from a train at
Round Knob on t-riday last
George Williamson, a former Aslieville
b.v who has been spending a few days
with relatives in the city
home in Danville today.
A. H. Fuller, Mrs. Fuller, Miss Alice
Fuller. Miss lennie Allien and Charles
and Myron Fuller, of Brocton, Mass.,
are in the city on their way to Hogback.
ludee Van Wvck, of the Brooklyn City
court, is at the Battery Park for a stay
otsome length. The Judge is accom
panied by his wife and their daughter.
Miss Leila Van Wyck.
Among the guests for the summer
latelv arrrived at the Battery Park, are
Mrs. W. A. Garrett. Misses Jennie and
Ivnla Hai-ret and Master Henry Garrett
f Anvnain. Georgia: S. K. Levy. Mrs
Siloam Levy and Mrs. Ben Levy
child of Galveston, Texas.
AHred W. Duckett, Mrs. Duckctt (wee
Buchanan) and Mrs. Sara Buchanan
wre a mom? the Werra's passengers ar
riving in New York last week. Th
party are in Ashcville for the summer,
alter" which their residence will be taken
nr. in one of the commercial cities of the
country.
sor a pabllc Library Bonding-
Some weeks ago The Citizen stated
that it was probable a lot lor a public
lihrarv would be obtained on Church
street, south of the Presbyterian church
The matter will probably be closed in a
day or two by the transfer by the
trnarmi i.f the Presbyterian church uud
rant. T. W. Patton and Miss Fannie L,
Putton. to the trustees ot the Library
association, of a lot having 56
leet frontage on Church street,
and a depth of over lOO feet,
a,.A includirir that Dart of the old
vravevard deroted to the dead of the
Patton family. It is understood, too,
that the funds necessary for the erection
l a modest nnblic library building oa
the lot so generously donated, are
sight.
Everybody wants to noon the dummy
tomorrow. The first car leaves Sunset
Park at 8:15. and every half hour after
that till 12:5. Commence again at
2:15 and every halt hour after thai till
7:15. The night run commences at 8:5
nrl last car leaves mountain ai 1 1 p. ro.
' Refreshments at pavilion. NT'takc
rharlotte street car at public square on
the boor and half hour.
BMartt-atlssa. asaraCalsaa
nmr made no ui mind to move my
vebk-ie to Chattanooga, I wtu sen tne
balance of this week baggie for less
than cost to save freight and other ex.
peases. M. McDevitt & Son, Ray's
stacks.
Fine soda water always finer by
is trillion never by accident. Let it be
.atcntion, not accident, that yon obtain
t at Pelhatn'a. '
When von waat nice tender beef, go to
W. M. Hill & Co.'s to iU-
Tha Lyceum will discuss the Sunday
question on tomorrow night.
The track at Carrier's crounds is Ix-ine
put in first-class shape today for the
bicycle races tor tomorrow.
The tax listers renoi t a big batch of
abstract as then suit of their labors
with the taxpayers last month.
Register Mackey issued twenty-three
marriasre licenses during the month of
June fourteen white and nine colored.
The Epworth League of the North
Aslieville M. E. Church, South, will give
an entertainment on Frid iy evening
next.
An assignment has been recorded by
J. L. Carroll, r., grocer. North Main st.
Eli Mustin IS the assignee ano preier-
. r . . . .
ence is mane ot . i. v-arrou, or.
Chief Clerk Branch, of the Battery
Park, expects that the hotel will be filled
wiih Slimmer enests by the 20th. Large
crowds came in Saturday and Sunday.
The citv uolice aDuenred m blue suits
ud while helmets vesterdav. The new
uniforms are trom lacob Keen Sons,
Philadelphia, through II. A. Miller ol
this city.
Yesterdav wasja dry day no soda
water no carers. It was tougn on
some citizens. Nothing but mineral
water could be had. and not even a
wink" in that.
Five coach-loads of excursionists left
today on the Bill more stone-cutters pic
nic to Wavnenville. Two bauds, and n
box-car filled with soft drinks went along
to keep the bos company.
Field's window is one of the attrac
tions about town today, containing the
nriz-s to be won at the snorts at Car
rier's Track tomorrow, and decorated
with the colors of Asheville's Bi club.
The invitation from the Aslieville Base
ball club to the Greensboro Nine has oeen
accented, and the visitors -vill be in the
citv with the Danville excursionists on
Wednesday. The teams will cross bats
on Thursday afternoon.
Messrs. Browning and Rhoadi-s, the
managers ot the lveiiilwortn Inn nave
issued invitations to a concert and dance
tomorrow nicbt. The season s orches
tra arrived toda and is the liest the
managers of the Inn has ever secured
The County Commissioners bcgantheii
monthly session to day. The monthly
'l.-tims were issued and several horns
given t3 consideration ot tne coutuv
roads. The convict force w"l he Kept at
work on the road between Alexander and
Black well's for the present.
Robert P. ohnstn received the orders
I the War Department todav naming
him as an additional second lieutenant
and aL signing him to duty in the corps
of engineers. Lieutenant Johnston will
lx stationed at Willctt's Point, New. ork
Harbor, after September 30tli.
The main auditorium ot the South side
Presbyterian church presents a very at
tractive appearance now that the new
ne ws are in place. The Sabbath services
are held upstairs. There was a hiu
congregation yesterday. Five persons
united with the church at the morning
service.
nroela-v A
I bin.
Collector Elias was at bis desk bright
and early this morning;, hut not too
soon for the applicants for position in
his office, many of whom awaited hia
arrival and "just a sninulc" of bis time.
The collector's good nature is his best
friend in the pres nt strain for place. He
meets his callers witn a neignoony
ereotine that shows that
j grnnt all their requests' if
Id
Summer Goods.
REFRIGERATORS
he
were possi
ble the onlv difficulty in the wnv hcing
the lack of positions to till. 1 he col
Irrtnr is bniidlinc th.- husiness ol the1
busied offie-e in the internal revenue
service with the dispatch of n business
mnn. and the wheels of the ailministra-
tion in the htth district; are moving
smoothly.
Thefrllowingappintments were matte
hv Collector Elias todnv :
S. L. Rogers, cashier. $l.BO.
J. S Robinson, deputy 1 .200.
V. (). Co ner, clerK. l..u.
Mr. Rogers i- at present the clerk of
Mi.rrm e-nuntv Sunenor court. Mr.
Rohinn is a son of ex-0ivernor Robin
son and resides at Franklin. Mr. Con
ner is from Mars Hill in Madison countv.
Each of the appointments was matte
without the knovledne of the ap-
iwiintee and without the mhcation or
solicitation of any person in treir behalf
DUMMY LINK "CHKUHI.K.
Iave Court House Square on Char-I
lotte street electric car for Sunset Park
at 9 a. m.. and everv 30 minutes there
after until 12:30 p. m.
Comineiicmi; then at 2 l. m.. take car
at mi u a re every 30 minutes until 7 p. ui.
THli MAA'KBTS.
-ANQ-
Avoid JDisettse By Using
XJ
Blticle From Diwtillcd Wter
ASHEVILLE ICE & COAL CO..
34 Patton Attune.
Telephone Mo. 40.
ICE : CHESTS !
WINDOW AND DOOR SCREENS.
Lawn and Piazza. Goods.
MATTINGS HAMMOCKS, &C.
W. B. WILLIAMSON A CO.,
CARPETS. ETC.,
ASHEVILLE MILLING COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS OF
FURNITURE,
Nation Avenue.
ETC.,
A.n)ncvile, K.
awa a ass mm
Roller King and Electric Light Flonr, Ciioice uorn iieai,
GRAHA1VL FLOUR
Dlera In All Kinds ot ;GRAIN and MILL FHBD!
Karv Vor-nt Market.
Nbw York, Jiilv
oiomd uleatty, June.
Rust 7. no: arptcmber,
November
3 Cotton Cut. ne.,
7.B; Julv. 7. Ml; Au
7 "J7; Oct ier, S.OU;
HlocB inolatltns.
MR w Vohk. Tulv 3. line iBVt; Law
Shore i:iV4: ihicaiw and NurmwiMtrn
12(11'.; vnrfolk and Weatrrn. aa; Kicnmooo
ami Wr Point Terminal 3: Wewtrrn
Bsltlmore Market.
m.i TiwniiR inlv n Flour. lul1: wheat.
Hull: oot. lunr. S7.: lulv. BHVi.: rnillinu
wheat ly sainpu-. Bw;7(i; corn, caj; "l".
lime, Juiv. '; wlnte corn uy sainpu.
54; yellow. '., 2
Anlievllie Markets.
Innvi4ril riallv lit I ) W 1 ' 1 . 1 fit SNIDUH.
wholraalc and retail itrocera. These nricra I
air beinft paid by the merchants to-oav.
lluttj-r I5M20I Annie 7512B
, 1 JVIAiiiiiea. nneo i
l'Ji..3 I'nmnkln). each.fU2
7(Kal00'SorKum 30 I
21 tf2MHwai. ner th IS
aw't 1 jnHnfv 1
Irian. SOlWheat 8
30li40iv. um 5fl
lOOIMt-al 6
Cabbage, per fh.. 1 U lata 4-fi 1
Wllflfl. I)f hU.IWInul HO KVC
Peaa B5W)75 Hay. ton 20M I
Clinitnnta ... . Vitt. dm . .. SMM'i
I'.rta
I hickena
Turkeys
liucka. .
tatoea.
Potatoes.
1 uraipa.
Oniona
II Iirhent Prices Paid for Railroad
Tickets Special Kates Offered Acci
dent Insurance. Clarke, 4- C. Hotel
IndutoNew AdvertlsemenM.
Ruiila Inn."
Nolic Manka
Kooma for Kent.
Wanted Agents.
New Ordinnnc-a
Private Hoardi..
IStatcment F. M IMtller.
Opium B M Wnnllcy
.tiiea w I, it' ujitta.
Cat Rates C. F. Kay
For Sale CabuaK- IManta
Fur -ale Ch-a;i Safety Wicycle.
WHITLOCK CLOTHING HOUSE,
EAGLE BLOCK, CORNER STORE.
SPECIAL. SALE All light colored suits reduced from $2
to $5 on cacb suit. Now is your opportunity.
SPECIAL, SALE All underwear in gauze and bal
brigRan stripes reduced below value. Prepare fur hot
weather. Our stock is large and complete.
SPECIAL, SALE Straw hats. The balance of our
straw hats will be sold below usual prices from this date.
Good shapes are scarce; better select your bat today.
SPECIAL, SALE Negligee Shirts, Neckwear and Belts,
new stock of each just received. Styles elegant, prices
lower tban ever.
SPECIAL, SALE Children's Clothing, desirable styles
and seasonable goods. Will be closed out at 50 per ceut.
below vttlue.
CALL - AT - ONCE 1
The citizens of Asheville drink the water of the
Swannanoa river. If that watr is impure, it
ii)unt be conceded that the ice taken from its
surface is likwise impure. BUT if there is dan
ger in the ice, it is a patent fact that thre is awful dan-
jjer in the limpid, spark ling water itself, and the incoming
administration should hasten to provide a new untainted
supply from an undented source.
Meanwhile the anxious and perspiring citizens can ob
tain pure, wholesome ice, BOTH NATUUAL AJND MANU
FACTURED, at reasonable and seasonable rates from
I
only
THE CAROLINA ICE AND COAL COMPANY,
No. 39 Patton ATmnc. Telc-piaotic, 130.
IIEADQUARTEBS : FOR : FEED!
67 ISTortlx Main St.
TELEPHONE NO.
OUIR nice rooms tor
X? avenue; $ a month
JySdtf
FOR
HO.
I atreet.
S!.B CHBAP A Safety bicycle,
d as new. Apply at SO South Main
a l w
Chief of Police Hurkins is in receipt ol avJWVVJV-F ujr Idle
a letter to-dav Irom parties in Auaenon, i "'i"y
South Carolina, requesting names ot no
tela and boarrlinc house keepers for the
accommodation of Irom 250 to 300 peo
pl- who will come to Aslievilleoii hririav
Irom Anderson and ot ner points on an
excursion. According to tne uretnvnie
News, an excursion is to run from Green
ville to Aslieville about the 15th
Mrs. T. C. Harris of Raleich, president
ot St. Mary's Alumni wssociratiun. is now
in Asheville and has the names of '25 ot
the old nupils of the institution, anil will
hold a meeting at the house of S. R.
Keoler. 50 I'enland street, tomorrow at
5 p. m. The Albert Fleedes scholarship
will be considered at this meeting, to
gether ith other interesting matters to
St . Mary's old pupils, nil of whom are
asked to attend this meeting without
other or more formal invitation.
Ke plants for sale I
wild Greenhouae I
dfit
rent at 30 Startus!
Apnl v at No. 30.
FURNITURE ! : FURNITURE
blair & Mcdowell,
We kfp constantly on hand a large and select stock of of feed.
Make a sfircialty of the business. Are in constant commanica
tion with the principal dealers and mills in various markets,
paving cash. We get all discounts possible. We sell mainly to
consumers from ton lots down to a single package. Call and
get our prices. We will save yon money.
C. S. COOPER,.
R1VTB BO ' H O I Nil Pleaaant roo"-a.
good table, fine location Convenient to I
noitomcc ana street car ones, ar e.rove
atreet. dla'
A GBNT9WANTKD to aell an lndipenl-
1 a ble article to mercliant and stablemen
Bill pav Apply to Am- rican M nnutacturinie
Co . Apnletoa. S. CT . care M . Htll. aat-
ATISS A LICK
i.VA. ""d ii-n, a
KtTOtTA. teacher of voice
TTier ituncnt ! tne i. ci-
Ictee of Muaic of Cincinnati Testimonials
ahuwn. Keatdence. 79 Cher taut street.
je27dlmt
Xir'RBHnUSB IOR RKNT On Willow
V atreet. to floor 26xii; -Iry and ex-
givk e:m a crowd.
celient t ' storage; poaiesaioa Ju't
den, Kankin K i o . 5a Sontn Man
I -17a tuea tnura shx tracn
1 . Bear-
am street.
Good Nporl at Carrier's Track To
morrow tfternoon
The Asheville Baseball Club will show
an attractive card for the celebration ot
the Fourth at Carrier's Track tomorrow
afternoon, the sports to begin at 3
o'clock sh-irp. The West Ashevile and
Sulphur Railway Company., will put on
ill the ears necessary to handle tne large
cio (vd expeditiously, and on afternoon
ot comfortable enjoyment may be
oected.
The program will he a ZVi yard toot-
race ihrecuicyeie races, a shck race, a
wheelbarrow race and a game 01 h.-ise-
ball between the Red and Blurs, picked
Irom the best players of the city, with
Morris and (arrison, and Kankin
and Youim for the batteries. The bnse-
bnll club has out uogood sport tti'd sea
son and deserves the biggest crowd of
the season tomorrow afternoon.
The race will start nnd finish at the
grand stand.
The entries lor the hicvele rnces are in
the first class. I. S. Pleas Mits. E C. Suvi
er. W. K. Howard. I. L. Rich and I. S.
Moodv.
ala8 two. Thud W. I hrasn, win
Sm.-ithers. C. E. liendcrsou. W. D. Gash
and L. K. Alexander.
Class three. Max Carter, lohn Band
loe Malone. Frank Blackwood and
McKae Hatcti.
1WTOTIC
for positions in the
TO TBt-
II KKS Applicant-
oiitlic seliool ol I
the city tniv Ik examined We.lnesd.y. July I
A. lixaniinatiftns will be field in tbe Mnnt-
ford avenue aeh-.ol ami -will Iteisin pr'mitly I
at 9 o'clock Respectfully, J. I IvftKleston,
rapt nntcmlent j ldlt sat tues
'VTOTICI l.nial llolidav Tuc-dav. lulv
LI th, beinK a 1ckI bo'id -iv, tbe banks of
tbe city will be cle.aed
J. 11. KANKIN, eaanwr
W. .H I'BVLtNP, Cahier.
L. P UcLtit'I), Canbi.r
UWtUNCK PULL1AM, Cashier.
No. 45 Patton Avenue.
CALL - AND - EXAMINE - OUR - STOCK.
Bed Room Suitos, Parlor Suites, Dining Itoom
Set. Mattresses, Chairs, Window Shades, &c.
WE CAJN SAVE YOU MONEY.
F. UN -Spring
-On West Ash. ville and Sulphur
ma open ear betwMt iepot ana
Suliihur Springs, qlnnn the banks of the
tieautiful French Hr. 1 river, lor three
miles, the moat majznifit-rnt view of Vandcr
bilts. anil the great B'oe Kirlit and Craggy
niountania from tne not I mil. ix raoea mm
return for 25 cents, until July 1. by taking
Sulphnr Springs car at postofficc. See schedule.
Twenlynne PeskM HiKbcr
Than Nt. WatttiinKton.
A new section 1 cio snilra to Horison.
"Buola Inn." 3,8S feet above sea. Al
ways cool. Best tattle in North Carolina
Mountain Bndleaa climba. Finest gr. ded
mi'untain road-i in tbe lTnited States Plen
tiful livery Fx-elrent protected trout tsb-
ing. Telephone, three daily mails, tennis.
liowllnz. DHliaros. etc -mews trxrn a new
Sutnmerlaad free on application Terms
moderate. H. P K K 1-Siri Y. Secretary.
Mnvillr. Mitchell county. N. C. dl St
NEW bOODS
-1N-
CLOSK TOMORRU W
All Manna Take
and
in
a Holiday
Crlebraie.
The undersigned merchants untl busi
ness men have agreed to close our stores
and give our employees bolidav luly 4th:
P. E. Mitchell, BI:inton Wright & Co.,
II. Redwood & Co.. I. I. Brevard. H. U.
Fulenwider & Co.. WhitliH-k Clothing
House. W. B. Wilbiimson & Co., Blair
& Mi O.iwcll. Thud W. Thrash & Co.
. 11. Law, Carolina Coal Company.
Uslug wnrre It Cool.
New York. July 3. Tbe Falcon, tbe
ship of Lieutenant Peary, tbe explorer, I
sailed last eremng at 6 o'clock.
Stales ler -rtaas Water vsoraa of
Asncvlllar. M. C. sSoj.
Each consumer is required to call at
the office of Superintendent before the
10th day of Inly. October. January and
April and pay bis bilL. Failure to obey
this role will chqsc the water to be cat
cut off on tbe lltb day of said months.
Annual charees payable quarterly in
advance. In accordance with the above
rule, I will be nt mv office in the city
ball from the first to the 10th of each
month to receipt water bills.
J. L, Murray.
Water Superintendent.
STERLING SILVER.
CHOICE POTTERY
CUT GLA8S
AND NOVELTIES.
J. H. LAV'
SS i
d 3T Patton avenue.
CHINA AND GLASS,
CUTLERY, LAvMIPH, Ktc
(ILVEH
HHVMU
TBO WARE,
MI8BIMC
Cbickena as nice and cbcan as
the city at W. M. UUI &. Co.
any ta
New Patterns ausd Always tae Lowest Price
J. H. LAW,
So sad ST Pallisalll
COAL
No.
AND WOOD YARD,
20 North Court Square,
(FORMERLY CARRINCTON'8.)
PL.ASTEK PAHIS,
COAL, COKK,
FIREWOOD. KINDLINGS,
CHARCOAL, L,lxIE,
CEMENT.
TELEPHONE NO. 121.
LAND PLASTER,
SEWER PIPE,
HAY AND FEED.
DEPOT YARB AN WAREHOUSE, TELEPHONE NO. T9-
FINE BREJLD
IS THE (IRRaTEST LUXURY OF L.TFE. TO MAKE
IT YOU MUST HAVE flOOP FLOUR.
"OMEGA" PATENT
Is tlaeHFixaeot: Winter "aaVlxeat
THE EMPORIUM
Is crowded day and night every department rtiHhing,
from West College Btreet to Patton avenue, from base-
merit 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
comeH from Mhnuaugh's haw the stamp ot' style about it.
Off stales are as much avoided as bad debts in this estab
lishment. . Our Dressmaking Department is already a success.
Worth, the renowned drenHmaker of today, would be
jealous were he to see some of the lovely gowns turned
out by our modiste. Miss Haupt.
Our Millinery are styles exclusively our own. We have
sha and colorings, you cannot find anywhere South. '
No more complete department to be found anywhere.
Miss Driver is not only a trimmer of talent but a designer.
Nearly everybody prefers her hats to the French patterns.
Our prices range for nice goods from $5 to 4U.
Our Dry Goods and Notions are the largest and finest
collection in North Carolina. No bombit; we can prove
every word of it. 'Tie known in busine ss 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, new Parasols and Sunshades, new.""
Dress Goods and Trimmings, Silk and Laundered Shirt
Waists and new Baton Suits will command a great deal .
of attraction this week.
- : Our Special Salf of Silks will surpris- everybody Mon
day; 83 inches wide, beautiful designs; our price will be
80 cents as long as ttiey last. Respectfully,
F. P. YJItVaN AUGC-3.
On the market. Ask your grocer for it- It is not cheap,
but quality justifies price. -
We Sell Only to ElercHaiiti.
I Our Ladies JElalr Dressing parlor is doing a flourishing
IVlTJSTXra FAKEd CC UlVI-pikI- X business, Miss Smith is quite an artist in her line.
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