THE ASHEVJXIjE DAILY CITIZEN.
Frit I ay Evening, August 11, 1893.
KENILWORTH IN?
A Happ
I .
AROUND
TOWN.
Crowd Tlit-re l.al
KvcnliiK.
The season of glorious summer iu this
mountain resort is ou in ileud earnest
now and the sojourner is iu the best kept
stopping places in the Southland when
here and may fill the days uud nights
with happiest relish.
Around the mountain Keuilworth Inu
is catering to satisfactory business, the
fullest summer it has kuowu, and its
guests might write a readable book ol
their agreeable experiences.
The all'air last night from enjoyment's
point of view was completcst success.
The music is better at evcrv hop and
those who "never dance" thronged the
parlors till the artists tuned the final
number. Dancing reigned till the hall
way clock held its haiuls straight up
between the night and morning inl
invited the willing partners to a dainty
luncheon, and then the more subtile
pleasures of Kenil worth's famous porches
and their quiet nooks and corners was
indulged wherc"lhree's a crowd"aud the
drift of chatty gossip floated off that
mayhap goes for airy nothings.
Hosts Drowning uud Kuoadcs were
whole souled in their attentions and
if making friends is prosperity Keuil
worth lun is getting rich.
Of those in the house participating
were Dr. and Mrs. V. S. Lawtou, M'ts
11. Lawtou, Mr. and Mrs. II. Clinch, 11.
C. Cunningham, T. M. Cunningham,
Henry Solomon, Savannah, I'.a.; Mr.
and Mrs. Kemseu, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
H. Miller, Miss Miller, Miss lulia Miller,
Dr. V. II. Tutt, Mrs. Fwing. Augusta,
Ca.; Mr. and Mrs. T. . Tuomey, Miss
Dright, Sumter, S. C; Mrs. J. It. Sellers.
Mrs. A. II. Gratz, Lexington, Kv.; F. M.
Armstrong, Louisville, Ky.; Mr. ant!
Mrs. T. A. McCreery, Miss McCreery,
Miss Alice McCreery and Miss Dcssie
McCreerv, Columbia, S. C; Mr. and
Miss Delia Torre, Charleston, S. C-; olm
T. Melton, Mrs. L. Austell. Atlanta, tia.;
Mr. W. V. Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. 11.
Clinch, Houston, Texas; Col. Spaight,
Galveston, Texas; Mrs. II. H. Merrell,
Mrs. John II. Barnard, Wilmington, N.
C; Mr. and Mrs. Winters, !av ton, hio;
Mr. and Mrs. II. 1'. Clark, Miss Clark,
Miss M. 11. Darker, Mrs. Fx. Norton,
New York Citv; Mr. T. S. Wallis, Mis.
Henrv Schmidt, Mr. Schmidt, Mrs. Hal
sev. Mrs. Ilartmau. Dr. llartinau. Haiti
more, Md.; Mr. L. Laroussini,
Thos. Dugan, New Oilcans, I. a.
Among the guests Irom the eilv were
Mr. and Mrs. L. I'. Mcl.oud, Miosis
Kobinson, Rumbough, McMiIIit, Gi illith
Kasee, Policy, Cartmcl, Mahone. Wi!
liamson, Aclieson, Messrs. .rlliur Kan
kin. Hilliard. McUee, Ionian, Myers
Jones, Denison, Merrinion, McCloskev.
Sanders, Sciblcs, Clarence Waukiii, l-'in-man.
lid. Kumbough, Thrash, Waddell,
Tiller, Downes, Sawyer, Muiphey
Jack Kumbough.
FKon cm., novr.
W'ashiiijftoti, August 11. l'uievust till
S p. in. Saturday: Southerly winds;
fair, except local Ihmnlcr storms with
lililit ruins; followed y cooler, westerly
winds Saturday night.
the
Mrs
and
ricud KeicurdH to The Ieia
toitne nod Flatters "I,"
Iiuitok Tub Citizbx : The voice d il c
demagogue is heard in the land, as is
invariably thecase on all occasions, both
big and little, and which will continue
until the proclaiming trumpet shall an
nounce that time and demagogue shall
be no more toivver. This t-ine he iu
lornis the people, the dear people In
whose bi hall he has ever toiled u; com
plaiuingly, and tor whose behalf he lias
ever sacrificed himself, and in comparison
with whom the Swiss hero Van
Winkelricd was an aggregation of sel
fishness; the Demagogue, 1 say, lilts his
voice in sonorous braying and informs
the people that this is a "bardicr's
panic," a "capitalist's panic," a "'A'al!
street panic." In shot, he tells us that
the nrescnt financial stringency was
brought about solely bv capitalists,
bankers, ct id oniric genu, in order that
their already overflowing coffers may be
crammed to bursting.
Are the people such dolts as to believe
this devilling nonsense? I trow not.
tin this very day at tins very moment,
railway trai"s are speeding in every di
rection throughout the lengtli and
breadth of the laud, leaving at every
rural postotiicc, every hamlet, village uud
town, great sacksot newspapers. These
paiers are eagerly read by an alert and
anxious people. They arp read aloud to
those who cannot read, and tell the lis
tcning throngs that those monsteis of
iniquity, those money-sucking vampires,
the bankers, the capitalists, are the very
ones who are sulTering most; that, while
the Agricultural class is comparatively
safe, and an occasional manufacturer
and merchant goes down, the failures
among capitalists and bankers have
looted up among the hundreds.
Arc these bankers and capitalists such
fools as to set this trap lor their own
destruction ? Are the people, I ask again,
such fools as to believe it ?
Ict me close by thanking an unknown
friend for the compliment he paid me in
your issue of August f by criticising mv
recent article on the silver question. 1 re
gret very much that hisexcessive modesty
prevents mc from bowing my acknowl
edgements to him by name. 1 thank you
sir. or madam, perhaps, since the letter
' 'l'"doesnot indieatecven your sex, (or the
honor done me, and besj leave to remark
that, in my poor opinion, both the arti
cle and the "1"' are capital.
John K. Hoy l.
Fngadine, Aug. H, 18U3.
THE KMTTINU Itlll.I..
Alderman Startles is still improving
Advertising in Tun Cirizi:x is
thing that pays.
Mayor Daltuu's court docket was
blank this morning.
Alderman 11. Lamar luulger is ill
at his home on Montloid avenue.
Registry Ckrk Fluier Westall, of the
postoiUce force, is on the sick list.
Ba'low llros.' minstrels will open the
Grand opera house next Friday evening,
August 18, Tiic city was billed for them
today.
Conductor Dan Drown of the Ashcville
street' railway, who has been sick lor
several weeks, will be able to be out iu a
lew days.
Mai J. M. Blair, the auctioneer, today
sold tor O. D. Kevell, trustee, the Daks
hotel furniture. It was bought by Dr.
A. Crawford for $2,000.
Attend the "Feast of I. interns" ibis
evening at lnglesuie, ,o i rcuea nruau
avenue for the benefit of the Ashcville
Free kindergarten. Tickets, including
refreshments anil music, L'.'t cents.
That popular resort, the Haywood
While Sulphur Springs hotel, Waynes
viile, of which that successful hotel man,
H. 1'. ChatlicUl, is proprietor, has some
thing to say to readers of Tun Cmzicx
iu a large ailvei tisemenl today.
Messrs. W. L. Walker and K. 12. Lyon
returned yesterday troin uckson county,
whet c thev have been looking at a tract
ot land a half interest in which Mr.
Walker recently sold Mr. I. yon. The
tract comprises 17,000 acres and is
finely limbered throughout.
Rev. Father While will celelnate mass
at St. Lawrence's chinch Sunday morn
ing at 7:30 a in. Rev. 12. Kirwan, pas
tor ol St. Patrick's church, Mobile, Ala.
will celebrate mass and lucach at 1 1 a.
m. The singing will be bv some of the
leadinc: vocalists from several Southern
Catholic choirs.
Woi k is now will mulct -wax upon ll
new buildim: that is luiug ended under
the siinei vision of I. A. I'ennciit for Miss
Champion's sclioi i. An extra force will
be put on next week, and the building
will he completed by September 1
There will he lour school and recitation
rooms, well lighted and well ventilated
bv liich windows anil open tires. The
school venr begins Wednesday. Scptcm
bi r -7.
The Clin'-lolte I disci vcr's Washington
correspondent wiies unit paper: ..ep-
rcsentalive Cr.iw:ord was at the State
department todav in the interest ol Col
I. (",. Martin of Ashcville to be consul
fit Kanagawa. 12 l'.ditor J. S. Tom
Imson. a treasury clerk, has been ap
n liiit.'d bv the Picsideiit captain iu the
Nati'iiml Viiianl ot the district." Mr.
Tiiinlinson 'was once a resident ot Ashc
ville uud established the County Homes
a mouth v lourual that wasseveral years
later consolidated with the Journal.
The Ashcville contractors wh went t
Morgantou to bid on work at t lie new
deal and dumb asylum building returned
vtsterd.iv in a not too satisfied frame ol
mind. The bids were openid while they
were there, and ranged on the pbinibin:
from S7,ooo to SIO.OOO; on the steam
heating Irom $lo, ouo to $!., (0; on the
laundi v woik tiom iM.Soi) to u.
Alter kieping the biddcis ill Morganton
two days the committee decided that all
bids would be rejected, and the bidders
were informed that new soccitieations
would be notion up and bids would be
opened in October.
PerNonalu Aliout People, (Ionic ol
Wlldlll You Kuuw.
lames M. Moody, esq., of Way iiesvillc
spent yesterday here.
M. Dillard and wife of Johnson City
are at the (Irani! Central.
Cant. T. S. McDce has returned fiom a
10 days' Slav at Morganton.
Alex. Rickard and wife of Drooklu
are guests ol tlic flattery Dark.
V. II. Deiilaud came up from New
port, lenn., yesterday ou business.
YV. II. l'earce d the Thermal licit Inn
autographed at the Swannatioa.
Prof. 12. P. Manguui of the Cullowhee
Normal school is here for a few davs.
FVanklin Press: Mr. D. 12. Cunning-
un ol Ashcville was in town last week.
Mrs. 12. L. Stamey left this afternoon
louesboro, N. C, where she uoes to
uke a position iu the Jonesboro high
school.
Mrs. YY. Shillar of Roanoke. 'a., and
the Misses Coliskv of Wasliiiigto.1, D.
lie guests of M. Swart.la-rg and will
lend a month heic.
John T. McI2achern andlamily, Savau-
ili, t;a., and Mrs. 1.. At. naruec, ix.ey
est, ! la., are at the Swaiuiauoa to
pend several days.
D. P. Chained! ol the Highland Park
hotel, Aiken, S. C, and the VVayncsvillc
i hite Sulphur Springs hotel, was at Hie
ittery Park yesterday.
II. P. Carke, general passenger agent
the K. K: D., New York, accoiupanied
his family and Miss Darker ot Ports
mouth, Ya., is at the Keuilworth Inn.
illli MAKKliTS.
New Vulk Market.
NKW V'lUK, AllHUst II -Cotton llltllic,
tt-ned sleilil.v; AuKUHt. 7.0; tsvptcmoir.
II; tet bcr. 7.al; Novcmher i .o 1 ; lieecm
r 7 7-; Jaiunirv 7.-.
muck uuotatlous.
Nkw Vukk. AnK. 11 lirle UP..; I.niir
Shore IMi; Chienico and Nrth weslertl
ll!;NoiLilk ami Western, ItUU; Kienniunu
ami We-. I'cint lernilnul l; veslcrn
Uniou
AMlievllle MarktrlM.
Collected .laity 1V TOWKM. . N1ILK
luilfsalt anil retail criiwrn. 1 licne priecs
arc being pmd bj the nicrehauls to-uav.
n t tfr If,(i20l Mm lrs ,
ei;m loiAnpleft. ancd i
hiekens loiiiJo I'unipkins, efteh.5t'
urkevs Tow loo;SorKum ao
Ducks I'llffirrilHeeKWax. IM.T In IS
Potnti'fii. sw t I LTillloney i
Potatoes. Irish. IDIWheat
ltirtups.. ao(i oic rn
Oninns ,.,Mell
Cablmse. per IT, ',!Oals
Hcms, pr im.uiiiiai.ni wye
I-us 'ri(fi.7rilJny, ton
Chetuute USUICelerv. Uoie...,
at
p.a it! i: inert ai lime nt
iC Mitle."
The first of the "I'cast of I..111U i ns'
passed off very successfully last cvenin
at "InglesHlc, .10 l-iencti llroad avenue
I he house outside and grounds were
tastily hung with Chinese lanterns, the
three parlors and hah were dressed with
Japanese "kokomos," lanterns, fans am
palms and flowers and brilliantly ilium i-
natccl. I'll the spacious porches were
placed the tables of relreshineuts served
bv young ladies in costume.
Tne musical part ol the entertainment
was thorough! v enjoyable. Misses Scl
lets and lturdick, guests of "luglesidc,
performed some very pleasing piano du
ets; I'rot. J. l. Russell of Huston gave
selection on the autoliarp and srttig scv
era! eniovable songs. II. A. Umdscy on
the llule and Willie Mvcrs on the violi
played solos, and these gentlemen also
nave duets on their instruments. .Miss
Sellers presided at the piano as accom
panist for the various performers
livcrything passed otfiu a most enter
taming manner. The Philharmonic
String I luiutettc will take charge of the
musical part of the entertainment this
evening and there will doubtless be
lari-c turnout of citizens to hear them
and assist the ladies ol the Free kinder
garleu and their Inciius who nave done
so much to provide for a pleasant even
What The lnlted Industrial Com
pany Waula To Uo,
The CiTiziiN today talked with YV. R.
Whitson, csip, who represents the Failed
Industrial company of New York, which
corporation purposes the establishment
of a large knitting mill on the Swan
nanoa, concerning the company's plans.
The proposed site is near Lonjj's ou the
estcrn North Carolina railroad, two
miles above the water works. Mr. Whit
son does not know whether the mills
will be erected on the river or at the
station. The latter would be entirely
practicable should thecompany desire to
run its muchinery by electricity, getting
the power from the dam. One objection
raised against the location of the plant'
above the water works is that the dye
stuns used in the mills would operate
against the purity cf the water. Mr.
Whitson says he is confident that the
company would not thixilt of allowing
the dyes to go into the river, as that
would at once subject them to an injunc
tion from the city. As to the sewerage
from the operatives' houses, that could
easily he conveyed into the riyer at a
point below the water works.
The company has spent a considerable
amount ot money here already in the way
of securing options, etc., and will cer
tainlv locate at this point if no obstacle
is thrown in the way. Sites have been
offered in Atlanta and Columbia and in
the eastern part of North Carolina,
but the buncombe site pleases them
best. An eastern North Carolina
man came here to meet Mr.
Maxwell, who has been here several
timet looking over the ground, and
offered him a dam already built and all
the land neccsaaiy if bis company would
locate there.
The company proposes, ii successful in
potting their plant here, to connect it
with Asbcvillc by an electric railway.
mjj
;i,iiii
the
will be len
Philharmonic
i lie billowing pro;
dered this evening by
quintette:
Hungarian daiu-e. No. 1 Hrahm
l-tirtation waltz Stcek
'Cello aolo, gavotte Cioiiniuric
iterr cuiutnark.
Plaint-, ret Gillrt
I nurmczo Sinfunicn Maseai;ni
o.iartrt te, Kt rcnaite Muhr
bonK, "ik-uuty's Iivt" Tostl
Mr. ( .eorice I ollins
I'uartcttr, a Volklieil, b Marselicfi ..Konizak
Velio solo, andnnte FUZinhagc
llrrr ooinmark.
I.o-n liu Hal C.illct
In Ucr Mulile 'billet
Take Notice.
new side of the market
Th - new side of the market bouse
now oiii.ii and occupied by first claass
dealers and wc earnestly hope the pubh
will patronize them, now that they have
taken their chances against the other
side. Use the new entrance on north
side of tire department. There is a sign
over the door but it cannot be seen uulcss
you look for it.
isotlce.
Bargains to be had. A splendid port
able steam saw mill and fixtures, and 2U
head of tine cattle to be sold August 1
18i)3. at Andrews. N. C. Parties desir-
hie such property should not miss this
opportunity. For particulars inquire of
Gudger & Martin, attorneys lor the
mortgagee.
Tate Springs, Tenn., now has a splen
did crowd of eleeant people. Health
pleasure aud enjoyment reigns supreme,
Tate leads the World's Fair and a good
number booked to arrive next wtck
The hand is taxed to its capacity to sup-
Cly the demand for germans, dunces and
iwn music, etc.
II lirlicst Prices Paid for Kail road
Tickets Mpecial Kates Offered Acci
dent insurance, tiarse, u. u. uotei
Tate Springs, Tenn., is er.joying
boom, shipping the renowned Tate wa
ter. More brine shipped than any time
before. '
UN tiii: UO.
DOWN
THEY
COMC !
GREAT
MARK
DOWN !
MATTINGS.
REFRIGERATORS.
Knhlniort' Market
Hl timofi:. Ana. 11 Flour, sternly; wheat.
r.ner: mot. ti.e',: AuiiUSl nimiiiK
hi-:i t bv sample. 04w I'lo'iwii, firmer; spot
August, 47a; white corn Uy nam pie
i; velluw, i'Jw riu.
Hli
Ii
tut
50
7U
...$'JOOO
l, cave Coin t Hottsc Stitiarc 011 Char
lottc street eltctvic car lor Sunset I 'ark
it t a. in., and evcrv 110 minutes there
alter until 1U:;0 p. ni-
Coinmcncmi: then at U i. m.. take ear
it sauarc every 't' minutes until 7 p. m.
iMdejcto New AdvertiiteiueiitH.
Wanted r:i i'iUre street
1 .am! Siile J D Murphy
Itoard - 1 r.s Chestnut street
obelisk Flour Towell .V Snider
Sulphur Spunks 1 Intel H I" Cliatlielo
AITAN TICK A colored boy to r II an n
vulul 1 hair. Must be well tt reused
wiih ri"l rclt-nnees. CjiII :it
tiiK ' ' ii-t ii l ' u.i.r.iiii oi.
Strt-trt.
lc.
Jew ple:s;int rooms recently vaeated at
Mrs. A. i'. i.uii.-it'De a.
l'leawaui location. IV
ixirtl renson;i
a 11 a 1 1 d 1 w
T" AM) SAl.liHv virtue of n deed of trust
MJ exeeutcil by Oaim-s Washington to J
Muri)h. trusiee, on Hit- I ith day of te
ler, ittitl iuty rieorded in book No
v. uaue ;iit), of (Ui'ds ot trusts and inort
Lriitrfs in the Keirlster of Ieed ttn.-e of Hun
111 tie eountv. to secure tne? notes inert in
ilcseribed to AllK'rt hunn, and, at the request
of ftahl Bunn, the untlerfit;ned trustee will
p4ise to puhhe wale to the hiK'itSt biddi r,
r rnwh, bi-forc t he court house door iu
AshcviHe on the 1 (Uh dayiol September, lN'.ta
t)ie tollowinc real estate. ti-wit: Situate
on the north side of Kale street in the citv
of Ahevtlle a"d lieKinniu at, and annexed
to. the rear part ot the barroom formerl v
.-upied by mini names tv ashiiiKtcm, and
ninmiiE back 4-.H teet by U'J Ket wide ant
beitii that part of said barroom which the
snid Hunn bunt to the old part 01 a d house
r said (aines .v. ashuiKton. I he prop
erty herein deperibed and to be sold embraces
only the house built bv the said Hunn and
the lunu upon wtiicn tne same is situute
This the 1 Uh duy ot August, IM'.Ki.
J. U. Al U K I'll ,
aitfil Iddtfri Trustee
ALL ORGANIZED.
TCE CHlilU.
1 HAMMOCKS.
ELY SCREENS.
r ETC., ETC.
W. B. WILLIAMSON & CO.,
FURNITURE, CAKPETS, ETC., ETC.
16 1'attou Avenue,
ijWHITLOCK
iiCLOTHING
ii HOUSE,
OLD KELIAHLK
40 South Main,
Cor. Eagle Block.
in
Dllor all KiiinniiT elotlun at roducwj prices
to make room for fall stock. Ourwtock of liht
weight clothing will be sold rep ml less of value
Our assortment is larjjje anil desirable
Cheviots, t'assimeres and Worsteds.
0 Our clothiii;' lit anil wear longer than any
"i
other clotliin- in this marker.
III Extra pants for men and boys at very low
prices.
"I Manhattan Shirts, Mothers
; waists for boys. Underwear in th
!! inarket. Cheaper than elsewhere.
!! Hats, Neckwear, tl loves,
;! 8tylish and Cheap.
;;! Extra size cloth up to No 50.
Frieml
best on
Shirt
the
llosiwry, New,
Avoid Disease By Usiiijj
Made From Distilled Water
ASHEVILLE ICE c COAL CO.,
34 lattou Avenue.
Telephone Nu. 40.
ASHliVII.LK MII.I.lISCi COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS OF-
Roller King and Electric Light Flour, Choice Corn Meal,
GRAHAM FLOUR.
Dealers iu All Kinds ot URAIN aud MILL l-'UUU!
CAROLINA WINE AND LIQUOR STORES,
NO, 19 NORTH MAIN ANO 7 AND 7 1-2 COLLEGE STS.
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Weep In ttk "Mount Vcinun,' "Caaudlua Club," wail Old linker Ujt Wblsklc. I In- i t
Wines, UraiullcH, Kccr, Ale and Stout for famll J use. All Ktuls dell vcrctl frcr. Ale uud
Porter on dranKUt, UuUttiU'-c No. IU North Main aud 7Vi Collr-e atrcts. Tclciliour
No. 102
P. S.: Ou aud nftrr Me Vlh I will pcud -tatt-utcnt .f aceuunU by tunll to ,taitic iu
debtvd to me If not settle I Uy that time. RefiprctfallT,
PROrKIIiTOK CAROLINA HA LOOM.
WE LEAD: OTHERS FOLLOW,
HEADQUARTERS : FOR : FEED !
67 NORTH MAIN STREET. TELEPHONE 67.
Wc keep constantly on band a
Seeially ol tlic business,
ers and mills in various
Sell mainly to consumers from tun lots down to a single package.
C;ill Get Prices
Fresh Lot of
TarDell Dream GUbbsb
ALSO A FINE
LOT OF W.
TAL
P. HARVEY
BRAND OF
& CO.'S MONUMEN-
We take very Rtcnt pleasure hi Mat
ing that the
1'iiUccl nankins: and Ituild
ins; Company
Ol' RICHMOND, VIKU1NIA,
Ilae tiraiiizetl the following strong udvis-
ory board :
OFFICERS :
A. RutikiM, rre.;W. B. Willianisnn, V.-l'rcs.
1. C. W'atUlell, Jr., Sfcrctary and Ticosurcr,
Cha. A. Webb, Attorney.
DIRECTORS :
luiiu-s II. I.DUiiliran. K. W. Stikileuthcr,
Westray Iluttle, W. V. Low,
I.. Cathvy, W. H. Westall.
A. ttrookshirc, J-J. Mat-key.
Juhu T. Arthur, Ir. I. H. Williams.
APPRAISERS :
W. II. Williaruson, W. V. Low. W. II. Westall.
I.onnw will be protrtttly granted.
MAJ. If. H. KOGliKS, State Attnt.
1. K. COLLINS, SK-cial Agent.
Hams and Breakfast Bacon.
;t'ARAN rivlCIt TIII'.V Wll.l. CI Vli SATISFAC1 ll v.
Headquarters lor tlic Siartaul)urR Htcani UaRitl Krcail
TH15 I'ISIiST UKUAI) OHTA1NAHI.B I'hUSlI UVUKV liAY.
Wc arc liuyiiiK lor the spot caxh ami selling fr the same, ami we are pieiiatcd to lave
our customers from ir tn SU cr cent, on the $l.on iuvrstcil. C ill anil lie couviueed.
R. B. NOLAND & SOX,
No. ai Tiurtli Main Street, TelepUouc No. 15
1 S. All bills due us if not paid in ao days will be turned over to the Grocers' Associ
ation for collection and publication.
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COAL AND WOOD YARD,
No. 20 North Court Square,
(FORMERLY CAFIRINGTON'S.)
COAL. COKE. PLABTKU rAKlS,
FlIlEWOOl), KINDLINGS, LAND I'LASTLU,
CHAIICOAL, LIME, SEWEU PlI'E,
CEMENT.
O. E5.
TELEPHONE NO. 121.
HAY AND FEED.
MOODY,
DEPOT YARD AND WAREHOUSE, TELEPHONE NO. 73
J. C. BROWN,
Plumbing, Steam
and Gas Fitting.
TIN AND SLATE ROOFING.
All orders intrusted to my care will receive
prompt and personal attention. Qsallty of
work and material guaranteed.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
TELEPHONE 170.
ang7d3in
43 COLLUGB ST.
THE CAROLINA ICE AXD COAL CO.
NATURAL AND MANUFACTURED
1CB AND ALL KINDS of COAL.
39 Pattou Atciiuc.
Tel. 130.
Yard 144
TO VISITORS!
II' YOU WISH TO CARRY
AWAY A LASTING ASD
C1IA RM1NG SOUVENIR OF
ASHBV1LLU, DM'OSIT
50
CENTS WITH "TUB CtTl
ZISN" and HA VB RETURNED
VUL.L. YALUBltN A FINE
ENGRAVED VIEW Of
ASHEVILLE
JOHN G. RUSSEU,
OF BOSTON.
Teacher of Mttale. Vocal Ma sic a aoecialtT
Church choirs and choruses traiscd. Pkaaoa
aad charch orgaas taoed.
47 WAL1UT STREET, CITY.
Ij28d2w
lavyc :iiiU select block of kcil. M.-tkc a
Arc in constant comnitiiiic:iliun with the principal dcal
111.11 Ucts. l'ayinj; cash, wc get a!l discounts possible.
Will Ssive Yoti Money
Wc also keep in stuck Wilbiit's Horse and Cattle I'owilcts ami othcrstock med
ics. Wc have Icsti'iioiiials Irom leailini; men in Ashcville as to their value.
C. S. COOPER.
Great Sale
Silk W'aists
AT
mmmi
Those lovely Plaiils, Wash
Silk. Plain India, Fancy Em
pire, Surplus, all new. This
summer $7.50, S8 and $10
Goods all reduced to $5.
This is the Best Bargain to
be presented this season.
Parties Wishing to procure
any of these goodt should
call at once before sizes get
broken.
F. P. MlflOfrJLtTGH