icville
VOLUME IX. NO 172.
ASHEVILLE, N. C, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER '21, 1893.
PRICE 5 CENT?.
THE
BEST FAMILIES
OF
OUR TOWN
AND
VICINITY
USE
COTTOLENE.
THE
MOST
INTELLIGENT
AND
PROGRESSIVE
PEOPLE
EVERYWHERE
USE IT.
KROGEH'S,
41 COLLEGE ST.
New Crop
Country
Buckwheat
Flour.
GROCERIES.
Ne.w Crop
New Orleans
Molasses
and Syrup.
A. D. COOPER
New Crop
Currants
Kaisins and
Citron.
COP. MAIN
AND N. COURT
SQUARE
NEW GOODS
i
AT CRYSTAL PALACE!
Christmas good will tuoti be opened and
displayed. Wait for them. A larger stock
than ever. See our Vienna dinner seta for
$20 and $25 this week only. Our thin,
fine China teas at 83 centft per set. Our
thin water torn biers at SO cents prr dozen,
and the celebrated B. Sc. H. lamp, nickel
plated, for $1.50. Bis Best Bargain ever of
fered Also Oar Spring extensi n library
lamp, with silk and linen shade, for $2.25,
worth $5.25. You should not mist seeing
our counter of reductions. Many things on
it worth three times what wc ask for them.
Do not forget that we are the largest deal
ers In the State In China, Glass, Lamps,
House Furnishings, etc. A fine line of ga-o
ine and oil stoves, coal rasrs, hods, shovel,
tongs, pokers, etc., scheap
THAD. W. THRASH I CO.
CRYSTAL PALACE,
NO. 41 PATTON AVENUE.
Till-; MOVNTAIN CITV'J
BON MARCHE
Is Hefe To Stay I
WILL OFFER ITS FINE 8TOCK OK DRY
GOODS, PRESS GOODS, LADIES' AND
CHILDRBN'S WRAPS CHEAP. SPECIAL
ATTENTION CALLED TO ITS SPLENDID
AND COMPLETE LINE OF LADIES' AND
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR, GENTS' FUR
NISH ING9, FANCY GOODS AND ART
NEEDLE WORK. EVERYTHING AT
OFEATLY REDUCED PRICES, AS CHEAP
AS THE CHEAPEST, MATERIAL CON
SIDERED
37 S. main St.
New
And Seasonable
Delicacies.
BON MARCHE Powell&Snider
REAL ESTATE
V. B. GWYN. W. W. WEST.
Gwyn & West,
Successors to Walter B. Gwjn.)
ESTABLISHED 1381
REFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE
Real Estate.
Loans (securely Placed at 8
Per Cent.
Notary Public, Commissioner of Deeds.
FIRE INSURANCE.
SOUTHEAST COURT SQUARE.
is daily receiving Additions to
well selected stock of Jewelry,
Clocks, Watches, Novelties, etc.
COSTLrVND BROS..
Meal Kutate Broker
Hid InveftUneut Agent
NOTARY PUBLIC.
I .onrts urrlv placed at 9 per cent
Offices
jr. . .'C Patu-n Arenac Second llloor.
JOHN CHILD,
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER
Furnished and Unfnrnlahed Honaea.
OFFICE ROOMS.
Loajii aeenrdy tilaced at Blzht per cent,
G. A, GREER
Block Island
Boneless
CodBsh
G. A. GREER
G. A. GREER
Two pound
Tablets
Very Fine
Alhambra
Layer Raisins
Large clusters
New Crop
Buckwheat
Flour
Florida Oran
ges, 20 to 25c
t , per dozen
Attn ore's Mince Meat and Plum Pmiciini;
New Crop Raisin?,
Currant- nd Citron. New Catch
Shore Mackerel and Kuc Herring.
Try Powell 8c Snider'a New Pack Puncy
Who'e Tomatoes. Fnckcd Spe
cially for m.
Just rec-ived a large lot 1803 lellies.
Jams and Preserves.
Hecker'B Buckwheat. Maple Syrup.
New Orleans and Porto Kico
Molnases.
Our Stock if the Largest and Bent Selected
we hare erer oftiered to the trade.
B. H. COSBY
his already
Silverware, I
THE
Citizens of Asbevillc and visitors, the ladies!
especially, arc invited to call and inspect his I
i
stock. His prices arc reasonable and sales-1
RELIABLE
and attentive. Repairing of -watches and
jewelry, a specialty. Gems and Precious I
stones set by an experienced
JEWELER.
Wedding, Birthday and Christmas presents I
to aatlsfy all taste, at price, to suit the I
times. A Tew more of those beautiful en
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To Smokers!
Members of I lie Gridiron club
Express to "Ilie Ctilzeu" In
Glowltiir Ttrnia Their KKImale
of Aahevllle.
The Gridiron club had many pleasant
things to say of Asheville and her people.
The sentiments given to Tub Citizen in
black and white make a souvenir of their
visit which will be read with interest.
J.J.Noah, Denver(CoK) News: Never
in all my experiences of travel for pleas
ure and observation have I enjoyed my
self to a greater degree than during our
delightful visit to Asheville, X. C. The
cordiality with which the members of
the "Gridiron club" have been received,
the hospitality of the worthy citizens of
this mountain metropolis, the gracious
nes of the ladies and the warm hearted
generosity of our genial host, Mr. Mc
Kissick, will be cherished ever us among
the brightest and dearest of my recollec
tions. God bliss Asheville and her sons
and daughters !
R. J. Wynne. Cincinnati Tribune : Pay
ing this my first visit to Asheville. the
scenery of that place has produced an
impression upon me greater than the tonic
effect of its bracing air and almost over
topping the hospitable kindness of its
bright citizens. Never before have I seen
the quiet granileurof nature's best efforts
on land, suggesting an exaggerated
ocean with towering wuves outlined
against the sky in mountain crests.
Asheville is great because the strong
hnd of the Maker is visible in nil its
surroundings. It will prosper.
frank Hatton: Great town. Gicat
climate. Never saw water that looks
better. Name of town mitibt be im
proved by changing to McKis sickville,
but nothing would improve the good
people. God did his best when he got
them up.
Hub Smith: Asheville (ou s country
and God's people.
I erry . Heath, Indianapolis sentinel:
Write all that is beautiful, think all that
is delightful, say all that yon may which
describes testacy, and you have not ex
pressed the half that should be said ot
Asheville.
James R. Young, Philadelphia livening
Star: Asheville is a revelation to me. If I
were nskcrl the question. Where should
one go to view, what might be designated
personification ol gr.indcur in landscape
scenery r My reply would be, to the
sum '-.it of Ilatterv l'atk.
IN LOVE WITH ASHEVILLE d- ri"rs p""1 1i,',,T.Viut
what can I sav ol themr only too little,
at most; men born to sustain the well
I.AT-. earned reputation of Southern hospital
ity and all incased in a cover so tender
that its blow has left no sear save the
one my conscience recognizes of my total
inability to properly express it.
R. Iiowman Matthews, New Orleans
Picayune: Greetings: the land of the
marsh to the land of the sky; t he cv press
to the pine; the pelican to the eagle of
the mountains! All hail, and fare well to
Asheville, but not forever, I hope, for
who conies once will come again.
F. A. G. Handy, New Orleans Times
Democrat: Asheville, rare ville! Way up
on the mountain, oh!
Arthur W. Dunn, Associated Press,
Washington: North Carolina moun
tains; Asheville hospitality; good fellow
ship and the Gridiron club. We have
enjoyed all, and a beautiful day is in the
memory of all.
Ii. It. Ilav: This place should be
eal ed "Heart's Delight." Its situation
among hills and mountains, its health
giving air, its never-tiring pictures of
Natiuc's making show that it should be
the home for God's chosen people.
R. M. Larner, Charleston News and
Courier: What do I think of Asheville ?
It would take columns to tell vou what
I think of this wide-awake and beautiful
city. The progrcssiveness of its people,
and the beauty of the surrounding;
country is greater than I can express in
a few lines. To quote an expression of a
lady in our parly as we drove over
"Iteaumont Ridire:" "My eyes are
open, but my lips are closed in wonder
ment." ohn S. Shriter, Mail and Express,
New York: What do I think of Ashe
ville? What is there left to think ? You
have all done so much and filled our time
so full that I have but one thought and
that will remain with me always; it is
that next to heaven the "Iand of the
Skv" would, (torn choice, be my future
home.
Frank H. Hosfoid, Detroit Free Press:
What do I think ot our reception in
Asheville? What should I think? I
wish that I could fittingly express all
that I willingly would ir: prais-e of the
climate, the enterprise, and the hospital
ity of Asheville. Hut I cannot. It is ton
bin a contract. I capitulate, and would
gladly recapitulate.
FREE COINAGE MEASURE
iii.anij wii.i, iNTHitiircr: om?
in conuui:ss.
lie HftvH riicre Is Mlti I iirli v I or
Silver II Htprest u Mvi h Are
To Ite llelleved lit Wlint Tliev
-tll iiliii.
Washington, Nov. Ul. The indica
tions are that the free coinage light will
be renewed, or rather increased in vigcr,
at the opening of the regular session of
Congress. Chairman Bland of the com
mittee on coinage, weights anil meas
ures is preparing a bill which he, as
t be leader of the free coinage men, will
introduce at the op.'i.ing of the next ses-
It is declared bv Mr. Iilaud to be his
intention lo afford no loophole of escape
r those Democratic congressmen who
ve talked for free coinage to the con
stituents at home, but voted against it
on a plausible pretext when the matter
came up for consideration in the House'
It v i eference to a carefully prepared list.
M r. Itland declares that there is a clear
majority for lice coinage in the house of
epiesentatiyis il their private declara
tions to him elurip - the extra scssiem are
to be relied upon, and ho purposes now
to bring these gentlemen to the enteral
test.
The measure which Chairman Iilaud
will introduce at the 01 cuing ol" the ses
sion is substantially a re-enact ill" lit eil
the law of January IS, 1S,'!7. It i-i the
pinion ot the saver nun that a bill re-
enacting; this law will command greater
strength and afford less opportunity lor
vision than any etlicr ineasuie which
could possibly be presented.
IN EARTHQUAKE RUINS
IlOrtSlCS TI'MBLG AHOII r
A teittla Town Complete ly
troied Willi Immense I.ohh Of
I.lfu A Great Flood To Acid To
Tlit IHtitreNM
1 i .... n -i l... i.
ie.iimu wc mam. I lie inj,iiai- . .. i .1- 1, IV,,.,,
tv of As hcv lie s on the mini: gen-' -
. 1 r ..I , l -I
crous scale as its splcnrnl nioun- misucu iny an carinquaKe eicceuitu
tain scenci v and its lastly lamuin Friday at Kuchan, in the northern part
ntmospbeic. Mr. Yanderbilt has natur-! of tlu. .m)villc, of Khorassan and the
.i i
town was completely destroyed. The
DRUGGISTS,
THE AMERICAN BAKERY HAS A I
VERY HANDSOME LINK OF CIGARS,
TOBACCO AND CI3ARETTB3. DON'T 1
FAIL TO COMB AND SBB V8 !
rbmbmber; we are serving
prbsh oysters in our parlors
until 12 o'clok. at night. open
aptbr o'clock sundays. oysters
8BRVBD IN ANY STYLE.
The American Bakery
18 COURT SQUAKE,
TBLIPBOMB NO. 174.
PATTON AYE. AND CHURCH ST.
Jl'.T RECBIVBll COil I UHTE LINK
Turkish Towels
Bath Sponges
Bath Brushes
Bath Gloves
NOTICBOim WINDOW.
Patent Medicine Cat Prices !
Asentfor HUYLBR'S CANDY."
ally adopted his dimensions of house and
vard m order to entertain at the pace
the town sets. But he will encounter his
greatest difficulty when he attempts o
quality of entertainment commensurate
with size, teir it will require consulcrab e
intercourse with It'ir.combe people to
make his house really worth coming
thousands of miles to visit.. I should ad
vise bim, if he really wants to enjoy life
and popularize his place, to put the mat ti r
entirely in the hands tf the gentlemen
who g ive the Gridiron club such rnjoy
ment. I shall put nil mv friends under
obligations to me by warmly recom
mending the Land of the Skv as the
great physical, mental and moral cure-all.
Henrv Litchfield West, Washington
Post : Like the beautiful mountain!, that
stretch in purple ridges as far as the eve
can reach, the hospitality of Asheville is
bounded only by the sky. No city is
more picturesquely situated, its climate
is bracing enough to bring the ehad
back to life and its water is so pure that
it makes a man willing to swear oil
whiskey forever.
Win, lid wards Anniu, Salt Lake Tiih-
une: A charming little citv in the iiusoin
of the everlasting hills, a home of culture
and refinement, a retreat where weari
ness may obtain rest, a resort were na
ture and society together combine to
affeird pleasure to satiety. Its sunshine
and its shadows its river and valley, its
encircling battlements ejf Titanic up
heaval ma!:e it bevond question the gem
city of the Continent east et the Rockies
O. (). Stealey, Louisville Courier Jour
nal: Kvervonc will say something
about the delightful mountain rcseirt
and the mild wild air of Asheville, ami
how cordial and genial areits inhabitants
and this sentiment will be adopted unani
mously, and if need be with a rising veite
of the guests. Asheville is a beautiful
place antl it surely must be a healthy
place, though I counted seven doctor's
signs on the principal street of the town
yesterday. 1 should judge that Asheville
is no place to make moncv. but a good
place to leave money. I hat is why a
man has not got much business in Ashe
ville without be comes as a dead head
or a G. W. V. It can truly be said of the
latter that he is monarch of all he sur
veys, at least north of the town. Ashe
ville has a number ot bright smart men
anil at the dinner Fridav night thev held
their owii bravely against the assaults
of the connuerini; heroes of many a fes
tive board. 1 he ladies nre the fairest or
the fair biiiiht sunbeams, with the moun
tain dew of the Suimv South. Cod bless
the land of cotton, cinnamon seed and
sanely bottom.
Edward Vt . Marrett, Atlanta Consti
tution: Asheville is not only a prosper
ous and enterprising city, it is decidedly
the most charming and delightful nll-the
year-round resort in the entire South.
Its people nre its cuiei attraction; its
climate and beauty are s. condary to
them. 1 shall be with you again aud
often, 1 hope.
Francis E. Lcupp, New York Evening
Post: "Mattery, " in its etymological
sense, is something that beats. Battery
Park beats all other parks. Asheville
takes its cue and beats all other villes; and
if I had a hundred friends to place some
where for the best union of health and
happiness, 1 should bunk 'em all in Bun
combe.
li. J. Gibson, Philadelphia Press : Ashe
ville is the prettiest town I have seen in
the South, and the views, mountain and
otherwise, aie the equal of any in the
United States. It is a place that one
leaves with regret.
Geo. H. Apperson, Chicago Herald:
Asheville with its magnificent scenery, its
delightful climate and most charming
people is one of the favored spots
in all the beautiful southland, and it
must 'iccome the ideal American home of
ease, elegance, wealth and culture.
D. G. Pleiffer: How did my visit to
Asheville strike me. did you say ? Well, it
strikes me likes a club stuffed with feast
ing, wines, drives, scenery, buildings
great and small, simple and. magnificent,
hotel elegnnt, host perfection, mountains
loss of life was immense. Great crev
usses opened in the earth, threiugh which
water flowed in torrents, causing tl.e
Atrcck river to overfl.jw it batiks. The
lertile region around the citv was inuti-
dateel and large eanlcns and extensive
vineyards weic swept out ot existence.
The people had no chance to save any
thing. I he largest houses in town, in
eluded the residence of the governor, were
almost instantly toppled over, crushintr
hundreds of people to death. The town
had a population of bet ween 20,000 and
L'.i.IK O persons, and it is thought that
at least 1,000 perished. Many tiers ins
were carried away by the 11 ooel that
floweel down the valley.
i.i-:hk;ii iiicii l i'
(rows
Tlif Hlrlke on Tbn: Koud
More Herlims.
Bi Fi ai.o, N. Y., Nov. "1 Ti
up tight with prospects ot trou
ble ahead. That is the situation
the Lehigh strike today. Freight
cannot be moved freim the Iv ist
Buffalo yards, anel the chances are
that none will be moved for some time
Ai.lentown, I'enn.. Nov. 21 The sit
nation here is growing more serious
Mail, express and passenger trains are
running very much behind time. Tin i '
is trouble to get them bevond the Lcbih
division. Only local freights are run
ning. No through westet n or New York
freight is being received or shipped from
here.
Wilkksiiahki:, Penn.. Nov. 21. At
noon today the general committee sent
the following telegram to the officers ot
ill branches of the railroad trainmen
organization between here and Buffalo
Wilkesbirre lodae sends erecting. We
stand as one man trom Buffalo to Mauch
Chunk."
MIX PUKISHKU
A (I'KKK TOWN.
Camphoriine
CURB S
CHAPPED HANDS !
ROUGH SKIN !
After Saiiiii! "(loon Nir.H'i'
t'se Caruphorliil-
Camjirtoriitie- has lie conic such a household
remedy lor all kinds t t rouKb sk n and
chapped liandu th-it wc beg only to call
your atte-nti-. n to it during
this
t be
lt Kid .Mot 5-ve-ii Have Head
To It.
To l.i no, ()., Nov. 21. A startling cut.
ition of affairs has been brought to light
in this eit v by the board of revision. The
report of their iuvestigati hi of the var
ious municipal depai tin: tit s d:s -!oi s the
ict that each eity elepat tmei.t has
been conducted in a maiuv.T satis
factory to its el, ict. CoMectioi'S have
been turned into the city In usury
enly whet ever the custodial. s of
the various fund saw lit. No r. e i ril of
receipts r elisbui scmeuts i xi-ts whereby
to ascertain the amount o! ti c 'cikuge.
which, it is claimed . lnse. i.- l-d lor ears.
Many tif the citv officials lave bca in
the habit of paving t lictn-e ! ves t le i - own
salaries and depositing ih eitv !to:!s to
their own pers mal ered:t i'i various
banks.
The board claims ta. it the loss to t! e
citv through the make slnlt nietho-.s in
vogue has been humhctlsol thou-
dollars annually. A eitv com
will be appointed and "'gi'l in'
lions follejw.
cold eptll of winter. It is no less useful after
shavlnfr, especially w here the skia is tender
or inclined to be sore. 'l'be citv barbers
have found thin out and it can now be found
at most e,r tie shops. It has become so
popular that others have tried to imitate it,
not only in nacre, lint appearanec and
pri : pertie s. Wc have tucceelc'd in yetting
the coined word "Cam phorlioe," trade
marked by the covcrninen t at WAhinyton,
so that w can now protect 0'ir rights.
The penuinc ni.iy tie known by an unbroken
se.-e'. It can he found el t nearly all the drug
st or. s i a he c t v, n a-
by the manul'actur-
oiler
iva-
m.ouivi-'t repor r.
Si cre'nri Cri Nliain Make H H 1'nli-
lie ftevens' Had Juttum""!.
ASiu.NOTeiN, Nov. 21 Sccictarv
resbam dceMed yesterday to make pub
lic all thi ceil r Siiouilei.ee and the r port
f Jas. II. Blount, the sp-cial commis
si mcr sent to Hawaii nv rresulent
Cleveland to investigate the causes
which r'elhroned (lacen L'ltoiiKalam
and the est nhlNhmcut of the provisional
govcrnin att. Theie is little in the re
port not t oreh -ulowcd liv tiresliam s
icttcr to the President. He gives one
characteristic incident of Minister Stev
ens' communication with him.
Mr. Blount sties Minister Steves
called upon him with W. G. S nith, who
represented that the withdrawal ot the
I tilted Slates marine s meant that t he
Japanese would land troops fieirn a m in
ot war in the ti ,rhor. 1 he American
minister expressed his Belie I in the state
ment. The Japanese eomuiissioncr put
a stop to tin sc rumors bv hiving the
vessel ori'e id .away. Other prcilie lions
ot Stevens fell to the ground in the same
way.
KOHIit.it 1-' A KM I KS
. e-nt- pe-r bottle
faysop St Smith,
'RliS.'KtpTlllN Ukl'lUJlSTS,
:il PeTTON AVRNTK.
tPN tVEMUGS UTlL KUViW 1,'CLOCK.
Ituriiiuie of Boardlnic House Full
of Hen.
BiiAVHK, Ptnn., Nov. '41. livery room
of the Merrill house, a frame building
built to accommodate employes at tLe
new government dam, was occupeel last
night, and at 4:30 this morning fire was
discovered by the colored porter, who
gave the alarm by running to the second
and third floors, screaming "fire."
Many of the men were sli-eping; soundly
and when aroused lost ull presence of
mind and wandered through the hall
way unable to find a means to escape.
Six are known to have perished.
Till-: ENIiLISM U4LE.
uld iiuiiiter lulvi- 'i tin in to I rat it
lt..lll!ili .
Ml Mi'ius. Tenii., N iv. 2 1 .Yesterday
the Oliphant. Ark., train robbery mys
tery was Mil veil and at noon today nil
who participated in tlieciime were behind
tbebais Dcainions nind Arnett, two
suspects conlineil in the Arkansas peni
tentiary tit Little Kock for safe kee ping,
were identified yesterday. This will
Icael to the eaptu e of the ol her five mem
bers of the g;ing. Suspicion has rested
upon these men since the robbery occurred.
out not until yesterday, when liraeiy
was identified, did suspicion seem beyond
dispute. A telegram received last night
savs I bat the five other robbers arc still
at large, but were surrounded near
Winslow, Ark., by a posse of deputy
marshals, and their capture is only a
ijuestion of time.
I lie ro oners were Tanners anil ine
members of respectable families of Pen ton
county. All were married ami weie
fathers of children.
$20 IN GOLD !
Absolutely Given Away !
i ? 'fir -J $! 4-
I have placed on exhibition in my store a
heavy plate k'uss motley hu coiituiilillf;
tfi Jo in ;old. I will ive one key with every
cash purchase of L'3 cents or more. One key
in ttc lot will unlock the box. On and after
Pebruury 1. ISO-!-, parties holding keys will
be et.titlcd to try them. To the person hold
inn the key that fits the box the contents
will I e caven without reserve'or conditions.
Kcjs wia n; t be noticed mil ss attached to
the original trig. I'lcasc-Jenve keys at store
after trying them.
MITCHELL
Men's (Intliiter,
l ffcrelarv ItUNk Head.
Yikooi a, Wis., Nov. 21. Ux-Govcrii'
Rusk died here at S o elock this morn
ing.
AlierYlie Ftot.
Hm xswu K. I, a., Nov. 21 1 wo catcs
ol yellow fever developed here today.
COSLUSShU TIZLLGKA MS.
II Huh HuhHlded at l.al After
Doliiit ureal Dainaice.
London. Nov. 21. Telegrams received
today show that the terrible gale which
has raged here since Krielay last, and
which has caused great loss of l fe aud
nJoucrty has subsided. Trnflic has been
resumed in the English channel. Yessels
are arriving at many ports. Their crews
all tell terrible tales ot their experience
while at sed. Lite boats continue to ar
rive at their stations bringing portions
of crews of wrecked vessels who were
taken out of the rigging of their vessels
or picked up in drifting boats.
A Itiriiitnktiam Huburl) Ilnnilii IE.
Birmingham, Ala , Nov. 21. At this
hour (2:20 a. m.) Joncsville, a thriving
suburb ol this city, is on fire. A dozen
costly villas arc in ashes, others are on
fire and the wind blowing 50 miles an
hour. The damage, if the wind contin
ues, will reach at least $800,000.
l'rot. W . t . Keith, tx-pnncipal ot me
of Hot Springs' (Ark. I public schoi Is,
has been arrested tor arson. lie is
charged with burning the building over
which he formerly presided.
The dispensary law was given a black
eve in Charleston, S. C, yesterday when
the grand jury returned "not true bills
in four cases ot alleged violation.
A meeting ol the lull Wavs and Means
committee has been called for next Mon
day and it is thoueht the new taritt bill
be given out that day.
Assistant Secretary of War Grant
savs that Lis resignation will be ac
cepted to take effect the inidelleof Pcccm
her.
The liir reunion of Confederate vetcr
ans w ill take place in Birmingham April
25th nnd 20th.
Ozirk and Willard hotels at Hot
Springs, Ark., burned yesterday.
Columbian half dollars have been
counterfeited to a great extent.
The South Carolina railway has been
ordered to sale on April 12th.
S PATTON AVENUE.
J. C. BROWN,
Plumbing, Steam
and Gas Fitting.
TIN AND SLATE ROOFING.
All orders intrusted to my care will receive
prompt and personal attention. Quality of
work and material guaran teed .
ORDERS SOUCITI!.
TELEPHONE 170.
auK7d3ra
4.3 COLLEGE ST.
34-Years' KaKperience-34
MILTON JEXA.RJ9IJXG
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Office and shop, "Wolfe Building.
CORNER COURT PLACE AND MARKET
STREET.
MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY
THE VERY WOKK,
CHURCH STREET. TELEPHONE 70