Asheville Daily Citizei
Llo
VOLUME IX. NO. 193.
ASHEVILLE, N. C, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15, 1893.
PRICE 5 CENTS-
Housekeepers !
When the Recipe
Oalla for
RAISINS,
CURRANTS.
CITRON, ScC.
OhrisTxMas Prices.
BBST LBAF LARD 12V4C LB.
COMPOUND LARD IOC LB
CALIFORNIA RAISINS IOC LB.
LONDON LAYER RAISINS 15C LB.
"r
FOR1DA ORANGES, Fresh from the Grove
20, 23 and 30 cents dozen.
CLK ANHD SULTANA RAISINS, CURRANTS
CITRON, &C. for Fruit Cake,
fr -5
MIXED AND PLAIN CANDIU8,
NUTS, FIGS, DATES, &C.
A silver, gold or paper dollar will buy more
Groceries than ever before.
A. D. COO PER,
NORTH SIDECOURT SQUARE
BON MARCHE
OPPBR1NG MANY USFFUL AKI) OR-
lTmembor that we hare the best,
al that prices arc always
right at our store.
- - KROGER -
Do YouWantto Know
WHERE YOU CAN GET
A NICE 4
Christmas Present
For your father, brother or aoti, in a line of
SMOKERS' ARTICLES,
and where yon may buy them ? Go to
BLOMBBRG'S
and look otct hla atock. MEERSCHAUM
PIPES AND CIGAR HOLDERS. A moat
attractive line of French Briarwood Pipes
t all the latest designs. Alao a handsome
line of Leather Cigar and Cigarette Caaes.
Look out for this space next week.
9IODEL CIGAR STORE,
XT PATTON AVENUE, - - ASHEVILLE.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
INVESTMENT AGENTS.
NOTARY PUBLIC
Laaas Securely placed at S per cent.
O faces US ek 26 Patton Are., up atalra
I BUY
The Very Best
EflTflBLiES
Afforded by the - - - --
Markets of the World
f I OFFKB THEM AT
frHflSOflABLiH PROFITS
G. A. Greer,
TELEPHONE IM. : 2 NOTRH MAIN.
C
NA MENTAL GOODS FOR
HRISTMAN
PKISSENT
s
CLOSING .OUT.'
TOYS t HOLIDAY GOODS
AT COST.
Not intending to continue to carry thW
line another year, we throw the nice and
well selected etock out to all our many
patrons at
ANOTHER LANDMARKGONE
FIRST COST.
This now is the opportunity to get !! the
little folks nice Christina presents
A TJJ AU-' THR1R VAU'E.
The stock consists in games, books, cards,
blocks, wagons, bal , dolls and all kinds of
toys. We have them arranged on tables
marked in iilaln fiirurcs. Yuu will .nve rnm-
money these close times bir coming to our
st: re.
THAD. W. THRASH I GO.
CRYSTAL PALACE,
NO. 41 PATTON AVENUE
DHATH OK
'111 1 si
JIMES A. WEBB
MORNING.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
tatock of HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, while
somewhat deputed, till nearly nil sizts left
at prices to sell in these times.
LaU8' "Wraps Very Cheap
ribbons, LACES, satins, silks for TRY OUR MOCHA AND JAVA SLEN) COFFEE
making fancy articles very reasonable
BON MARCHE
37 S. main St.
B. H. COSBY
is daily ro-eivlng Additions to his already
well selected stock of Jewelry, Silverware,
Clocks, Watcher, Novelties, etc.
THE
Citizen of Asheville and visitors, the ladies
especially, are invited to call and inspect his
stock. His prices are reasonable and salesmen
RELIABLE
and attentive. Repairing of watches and
jewelry, a specialty. Gems end Precious
stones set by an expecienced
jeweler;
Wedding, Birthday and Christmas presents
to eatlsfy all tastes at prices to suit the
times. A few more of those beautiful en
gageiaentnrings left at
27 Patton Ave.
J. iyt: heston
26 8. MAIN STREET.
AGETTJOj; ...
Received by express direct
from the factory.
EXPRESSED TO US SAME DAY 'IIS
MADE. SO WB AT ALL TIMES
HAVE IT
-FRESH.
WILL HAVE OS HAND POK
ClirfatmwH Trade
Vi. 1, 2, 3 AND S POUND BOXES.
J. M. HESTON
do Not drink
Teas & Coffee
Our purchas.s are made from the
best known importers in the trade
and we guarantee that in buying
from us you get the IT REST AND
BEST to b; had In this country
New Cwp i-'ormoosa Oolune;, Eng
lish llreak'ast and Gunpowder Teas.
Powell & Snider.
in; am; .voir ori;xixo lots of
niO VALVES Jl'ST IIOVOHT OX A VEHY
lath axi depressed MARKET.
TUB LLSli OF FAXCY tlOODS, OK-
XAMEXTAL CROCKERY AXD TOYS FOR
CHRISTMAS I'RESESTS IS VERY AT
TRACTIVE, OXE OE THE ATTh'ACTIUXS
UEIXC PRICES To ACCORD WITlt TIIK
CX CSV A L TIMES.
COMMEXCIXi: DECEMIIER KiTII. A
LARGE DISCOUXT OX CLOTIIIXr,,
CLOAKS. AXD DRESS GOODS.
4!
CLOTHIXO, DRY GOODS, HATS, SHOES,
CARPETS, ETC., ETC.
BOX BOSS AXD CHOCOLATES.
Si'XLIKG AOKNTS FOR
ASHEVILLE
Heinitsn l Reagan
See that each packaRe is so stamped.
All candies recetved direct from fac
tory every Wedncsdiy and Saturday.
8pecial orders taken for t'htistmas.
Heinitsn & Reagan
DRromsTS.
PaU on Ave. & Church St.
He W'hh a Native of Bn ombe
County, Was Slxts-Fonr rears
Old (Saturday, and Vaa F.ateem
ed Dr All Who Knew HI .
The Citizen has today to record the
death of another landmark a good
ranu and an esteemed citizen of Asheville
in the person of James A. Webb, who
died at his home No. 31 French Broad
avenue this morning at 4:50 o'clock.
Air. wcuu was seized with a severe
chill on Monday, December 4, while at
his work in the store of J. E. Dickerson
& Co. He went home and a ohvsiiinn
was called. Mr. Webb's illness in a few
days developed into pneumonia. For
several days past he had been in a
critical condition, but on yesterday it
was reported that he was a little im
proved.
James A. Webb was horn on Ross'
creek, just cast of Asheville, and was 64
years or ac on ms last Uirthdav, which
was Saturday, December 9. He lived in
this county all of his life. He served
in the war in Copt. G. M. Roberts' com-
Mtuiy, me uuin iNorm Carolina. He was
captured just below Atlanta and con
r..,.wt i.. .. ii i .
'"u kuu-jiuss, near cniengo.
He was paroled andcamehome in March
before the clove of the war in April. He
moved to Asheville in 1878, and took a
position with the firm of Rav & Roberts
aucrwaras witn lirevard & Porter,
For the past12 years he had held a n.i.
sition in the store in wbloh k
' - " U. OTS (III
employe up to his last illness. He was
iiisl wiin i. i. vanuuuer, then succes
sively with VanGildcr& llrnwn ninnn.
& l'ortor, and J. H. Dickerson & Co., all
a:irr ware dealers, who have conducted
bllsint'SH at thifa stnnrl
Mr. Webb married a Miss Tones nf this
luuinv, wuo, loceiner witn sevi-n -b l
drm, li e to mourn the death of a hus
Hand and father. The children are D.
11. Webh. the North Main twf mor.
ch int: Willi.-itn. ChnrlM nnH T
Webb, now livini; in Texas: Mrs. Robert
tu-itvrrui neavrrvi niro i r.
rell of West Asheville, and Miss Estelle
ciiD ot tins city.
Air. Webb was an nlmirnliU .-.n.n
of physical manhood, standing six feet
lour inches and weighing when in good
health ab..ut 230 pounds. He was a
quiet, estimable citizen, knowing all of
liiiticomhc s neonle? and bnnmn u,l
petted by tliem in return. To all of his
inends the intelligence ol his death,
while not wholly unexpected, will be a
cause for genuine sorrow.
The funeral services over Mr. Webb's
remains will be held at Central M E.
church, South, of which church he was
a member, Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. The pallbearers will be: Robt.
A. Long. J. D. Brevard, W. H. I'enland,
I. E. Rankin, Mayor l W. Patton, P.
M. Miller. I. M. Alexander nnH I I
ckey. 1 he honorary nallhenrrra will
lie: . I. Alexander . Cnnr. M 1? P..
ter, Lapt M. (. Fagg, Col. J. M. Ray,
J. L. MtKee, M.J. Ucarden, G. M. Rob-ei-ts
and Capt. J. E. Ray.
Mr. Webb's sons who are living in
Texas are expected to arrive lirr Sun.
day.
The business houses of D. H.Webb and
I. E. Dickerson & Co. were closed today
out of respect to the deceased.
T WRKCKE l.
Xwt-nlv -Five To Thirty Persona
Injured.
I'rnsm kc, Pa., Dec. 15. The West
Brownsville express on the Pittsburg,
Virginia and Charleston railroad was
wrecked at ('i:o4 o'clock this morning at
llamford station, 45 miles from this city.
It is teported that 20 to 30 persons
were injured, none fatally.
The entire train, engine, baggage car
and three coaches, were thrown from
the track by a larijc stone which fell
from the hillside and upon the rails im
mediately in front of the train.
Most of the passengers on the wrecked
train came frwrn Brownsville, Chaih'roi
ami intermediate points. Tke first coach
next to the baggage car was the one in
which most of the injured received their
hui Is.
Ca nolle Prop The Ncliool Plan.
Baltimore, Dec. 15. The Catholics in
this diocese will not press the demand (or
a share in the public school funds. While
all the priests, including the Cardinal,
were lavorawy inclined to the proposi
tion, it was thought best, owing to the
decided opposition on the part of the
laymen and Protestants generally, not
to ask for the passage of the bill by the
next Legislature.
Wants Cleveland Made Party to
Hla etull.
TorEKA, Dec. 12. The answer of H.
C. Root, who was lately Populist candi
date for county attorney, in a suit on a
note alleges that the repeal of the Sher
man act is responsible for his inability
to pay the note, and ask that President
Cleveland nnd other public men be made
parties to mc suit. .. V. World.
A i, 051,896 Deficiency Bill,
Washington, Dec. 15. The House
committee on appropriations tndav
agreed on the urgent deficiency appropri
ation bill. The measure is intended to
provide lor further urgent deficiencies in
w,.v njjnrjinuuuua iui mc iiscui year
1S04. and carries an nnnrnnrintinn n(
$1,J51,S0(V
Out of Bondage.
New Oh leans, Dec. 15. The last legal
drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery
company occurred Monday. The com
pany was chartered during the recon
struction period for 25 years. It con
trolled the notifies nf t h kt.if. n;i
years ago, when its candidates were de
t. . 1
IvUlCU.
An I'p Hill Fight.
Washington. Dec. 15 The conference
of leading silver men of the ennntm
calle.l by the bi-metalic league to devise
wavs Hiiu means to continue tiie tight
for tree filvtfr rfiinncrf. rtnn1 Ula
- p.- ' f ' - ii.m bin a 11 1 1 ' 1 II
ing at the headquarters of the bi-snetalic
icuguc.
Cberokey Bonds.
Tahleoi ah, I. T., Dec. 15. Chief
Harris of the Cherokee Nation has with
drawn all opposition to tke sale of $6,-
640.000 Cherokee bonds, and will render
all assistance in his nnwr f r fnrwal
their sale. Authorized agents will start
east to sell the bonds.
COIlUliTT NOT ARRESTED,
He Gives Charles Mitchell a Poor
Kame.
Jacksonville, Fla., Dec. 15 JamesJ.
Corbett, champion of America, arrived
in this city at 2 o'clock p.m. No attempt
was made to arrest Corbett and the
party engaged carriages and were
driven to the St. James hotel.
"I am not afraid of arrest on mv nwn
account," said the champion. "I have
been to jail in my time and can go again
necessary, but I know that if I were J
arrested that Mitchell would go around
1 1 u w 1 1 1 1' iniiT p.im iniaAiitti i .....
1 " 1 jnimut JyUI-
Doaelv tr ht nrrpttri a n nnt- c
. - - a v- UUl Ul
u,uli mm. ira up 10 witcnell s tricks,
and I WITS nfrnirl rt li.inrv i-ai ,A u
- nil"t.VU UV."
cause of the dirty use the English blubber
wwum mane 01 tne lact. 1 am anxious to
meet Mitchell," continued Corbett, "and
to pet him in iht rinrr I iInnU l.n :n:
n .-- "ft . nwuiu uc . 1 1 1 1 1 1
to stay in jail six months and train on
lirn A a. If
I )r vnn lislioy n HT:i,ti Ml
r "iv t,uas, 11 1 Lllli:il Will
come to time?" was asked Corbett.
"For the honor of pugilists," replied
Corbett. ' I would like to believe the
Englishman honest; but Mitchell is such
a triekT fellnw thnt 1 n. in:A t. :n
- - - - " ....... tin. uc tv 1 1 1
take advantage of every technicality to
avoid meetimr with m M
- - - --- "ttiiiB iy
keep the excitement up. however.
whether he intends to come tn timr n,
not. Alltehell is nut f..r tl,n .ir .,.! .
long as the excitement is kept up he can
fTPt- I 111 (1K1.W11. . . '. . - 11' 1 . 1 .
aiauiii. 11 uc UOC5 IlieCl
me. it Will Onlv flttr 1, i.ia,rlioiiBi.rl
every excuse to avoid it.
eorDett is looking remarkably fit. He
iavs he weighs las ,n I,:. 1
191 stripped. He expects to get down
-1 TO . , . . .
iu i 1 o or iou oy me time set for thecon
test.
FALL OF A BRIDGE SPAN
MAN V WORKMEN KII.I.ICI) OR
INJl'RED,
RAYSOR & SMITH'S
NORTH CAROLINA BAPTISTS
Adjournment ol The Convenilou
so meci in sjnariotle Next Vear.
Elizapeth City. N. C Dec. 1 4 Th
annual session of the Baptist convention
adjourned at 11 o clock Monday night
to meet again next year at Charlotte.
The evening's session was consumed in
the discussion of a resolution locking to
the formation of a Smtp nrmnintirm ,.1
the young people of the church in so
cieties or classes for the purpose of teach
ing them the doctrines of the church.
The question was finally laid on the
... t,i..
Folio V4'ini? thin tllP t-inrirr nf th- lt.-.n.l
of State Missions was taken un anil
adopted.
Ilr- Hum. .,IW,1 1. f
thanks to the church here and the people
of Elizabeth City, which was unani
mously adotlted. nrlfi t!l iniminfinii A.
jotirned.
AN HlHrORIC SPOT.
The Brltliee Wan a New One, Not
Vel Opened To Travel And II Is
Bald There Wat Bad Construc
tion Somewhere,
Lol ISVILLB. Kv.. Dec. 15. A snnn of
the Louisville and Jeffersonyille bridge
leu this morning. Twenty-five persons
were killed. Sixty men were work on
the bridge at the time.
11 a. m. The bridge was to be com
pie ted in a few days. The loss of life at
this time is estimated at from 25 to 75
Bridge timbers and false work, iron and
mangled humanity are lying in a heap in
the river. Several thousand oeonle line
the shore on either side of the mer and
boats near the snot of the disaster are
crowded. Heroic efforts are beincr made
at rescue.
Later It is now believed 40 lives were
lost in the accident.
Three patrol wagons were kept busy
in carrying off the dead and injured
Wagons could not go to and from the hos
pital fast enough to receive those taken
from the river. The accident ia charged
to the giving away of the girders, due to
lauity mechanism.
FILIBUSTERING RENEWED.
Always
The
llemocralH
Provide a
The Parish Prison at New Or
leans Hold at I- ubllc Ancilou.
New Oklkans. Dec. 15. The Parish
Prison, otic of the oldest and most his
toric buildings in the city, has been sold
under the hammer. It is a brick struct
ure, the building and yard taking up n
whole Nrni;ire I1m.-;.i,v 1,A .1 ,.
--j ...... " , un , a ui
slavery it was here that runaway and
iiusliciiciuus siuves were incarcerated
anil nmiislierl hv ardieri... ..r.nt;
chaciised at the flogging or yen 1 "ne.hitor, wm
punishment st mor,. nrn. . !? ."nioicors will
In thia ilnnmir Ku i 1. !... ...... c. 1
. ... j uu.iuiii tlLI c v.i 1 1 1 1 1 ic li
the eleven Italian prisoners charged with
uMasmauon oi iniei ol I'olu-e lien
nesr. who were Ivnchcdhv n mnli M.-irrh
14, 1S91. The building was rapidly
falling into decay, and its sale was
ordered. It brought $11,000.
Headed Chlcarawsm. ing ana procured orders of arrest for
i., I,,, v i r. .i
niCAGO, Llec. l.j. The publication end election oili, ,.t,, ,.,,i.,..
tikkiivvii ttSillUUI
. l.i... n i J
, . ... mv I'uuiiiuiiuu cuu ciecuon oiiiccr
of the fact that Chicago is preparing to byjudge Barnard
icea ana lodge the hungry and home
less has caused a tide ot" rauued hu
manity to set in from all over the
country. Every freight train, the police
say, is heavily laden with trapish look
ing men. It is probable that Chief Bren-
man win instruct details ot police to
meet all incoming trains and turn back
the wanderers. Those who refuse to go
will, the police say, be arrested.
National IalrK I liloil.
Elgin, 111., Dec. 15. At the conclusion
of the butter makers' session yesterday
resolutions were passed declaring that
the fraudulent sale of butter imitations
is not prevented liv Srrit,. n,,,l ,.ni;,.nJ
laws, and calling tor a meeting ol all or
ganizations interested in the production
and sale nf'H.'iirv onmla i.i l. h.,1,1 ;niii,;
cago during the second week in January
. . . . ... ...
to iuiih a national uairv union.
It Wasn't Engulfed.
Memphis, Dec 15. Trainmaster Green
of the Iron Mountain railroad last niuht
secured from his office ia Helena, Ark.,
aennite denial ot the report that that
town had been engulfed by the Missis
sippi river.
The Mlnlsirjr Complete.
Komi;, Dec. 14 Lieut. Gen. Mcrcani,
commandant of the Kome division of the
army, has accepted the position of Min
ister of War in Signor Crispi's cabinet.
This completes the ministry.
Ravage a ofTue tjrlp.
Vienna, Dec. 15. The ravages of the
influenza in this city are increasing. There
is scarcely a family that is entirely free
from the disease. Diphtheria also preval
ent. JUST IS KOKTU CAROLINA.
Three Northern sportsmen had a
remarkable experience while hunting on
Roanoke river near Hamilton. One ot
the party fell in the river and losta $150
gun and came near being drowned. An
other's gun exploded, badly injuring one
of his hands, and the the third shot at a
bird and killed his fine dog.
Statesville Landmark: Mr. Frank L.
iwuuius, a oiaiesvinc ooy, nas resigned . , : '
as superintenrlent of Mill No. 4 ot the sP5c,a 'attractions wi II go to the
Ooell Cotton mills, Concord, in order to
take charge of a cotton mill at China
Grove, Kowan county, January 1st
Mrtrt nnnitnli.1. I.
visited and inspected the works of the
ureal raws company near Wcldon, ol
which Mr. W. M. Ilabliston, of Peters-
Newbern Journal: The schooner
Melvin is id from the West Indies with
cargo of tropical fruits and parrots.
Don't
Quorum
Washington, Dec. 15. In the House
today at noon less than 100 members
were present.
Mr. Tawney offered a resolution ca!
ing upon the Secretary of the Treasury
lor information as to the number of re
ciprocal commercial treaties which had
been n,T,r,t in turl i,...!...- eL':l..
u..vivi fcll l-VIIII,.-V eld,
and sought immediate consideration for
ii, uui uujcciion was maae ana it was
referred to the Committee on Ways and
Means.
Mr. Pendleton called up the McGarri
han bill anil mfiv,.rl thfie tlw.
into committer ot the whole for its con
sideration. Filibustering was tenewed,
a division was demanded, the point ot
no miorum was misi'd liv r
and tellers were appointed. The vote re
sulted: leas. 100: linvs. 11. n mmrnm
having voted. The bill was then read
in full.
A Clerjcs inau'tt Death.
Nl-:v Vouk. Dec. 15. Rev. Vernon M.
Oliphant died yesterday by his ownh nid
in a room at the residence of his father,
Robert M. Oliphant. Young Oliphant
was a Princeton omdnritH nnd li-.H lon
ordained a Presbyterian clergyman six
years ago. He nad no charge. It is
Slid lie was inent.-lllv llnhfilnnci-H frnm
overstudy.
Beaten On Our Owu uround,
Washington, Dee. 15. The World's
Fair Board of Awards have struck a
balance on the awards thev have made,
(lisclosiniT for the first tiin fhrif ill.
on h;w;-.-..-, ....11
- -'-P,i. iiiiiilii 3 will SIC 14 1 C U.J JCT
cent, of the prizes; the American exhibi
tors receiving the remainer.
McKaue'et Arrest Ordered.
Poir.iiKEEi-siij, X. Y., Dec. 15. Law
yer J. A. Wernburg of Brooklyn, ap
peared before Judge Barnard this morn
uuil . AlCKfine and (our nlher rnvK.
HOT SODA.
UN AND AFTER TODAY (DEC. 5)
WE WILL SERVE OUR DELICIOUS
HOT DRINKS CONSISTING OP
Broke a ejele Record.
Birmingham, Ala., Dec. 15. One more
world's record in 'cycling went down
yesterday before Kike Dirnberger on the
htate Fair track. The time was 33 4.5
seconds, and the lowest pievious is
34 3-5.
Phoebus! WhataNauie.
London, Dec. 15. The marriage of
Miss Adele Grant, ot New York, to
George I levocaux de Vere Capell, Earl
of Essex, took place yesterday afternoon
at St. Margaret's church, Westminter.
Man iced.
Pkixclss Annk, Md., Dec. 15. E.
Courtney and Henry Taylor, colored,
were hanged this morning for the murder
of Capt. Cooper aboard a small vessel in
Maryland waters last une.
COXDIi.S'SEU Tt.LLGKAMS.
The case of Judge Long of the Michi
gan Supreme court against Commis
sioner Lochren of the pension bureau, in
which is involved the right and power ot
the commissioner to suspend pensions
regularly allowed, will be argued on the
22d instant before Judge Bradley of the
District ot Columbia.
A petition has been circulated in Frank
fort, Ky., for a few days past, and also
in other connties in the State, asking for
the pardon of ex-St-ete Treasurer James
W. Tate, who fled the State in March,
1SS8, leaving a shortage of $200,000.
He is thought to be in China or Japan.
R. Patrick & Co., bankers of Pitts
bupC. have closed their doors. The an
nouncement was made shortly alter 10
o'clock. The firm is one of the oldest
private banking houses in thecity. Their
liabilities ate $500,000; assets, $700 -000.
The House sub-committee having
charge of tne proposition to repeal the
tax of 10 per cent, on State banks ex
pects to be ready on Tuesday next to
report a bill for the consideration ot the
committee on banking and currency.
The Augusta, Ga., exposition has
closed after 30 days of most successtul
continuance. Many of tht exhibits and
mid
winter exposition at San Francisco
The President's message on the Ha
waiian fittest ion will be some 2 500 or
Northern capitalists have recently 3.000 words long. The message will
isited and inspected the works of the j y not go to Congress before
iuuuuar
tl. i:.. : , -i, , .
I A , . , .. . , ' uiii. WI11CU wouiu
burg, is the president. It is remorcd have put Charleston in what isgener-
tnat great things may be expected of the ally known as the black district was
company. v.d.a : . u i :i.
- I Biii.u ms i.iaiuiurc vtrsicrnav
i - '
Rev. W. L. Grisson has purchased
nlfint.rMt it. , V.. 1 !...... I -1. :
.1 . , , , . .
t.tr: . I..- .!. ;.: j 1 . . " juojic iciuam nas given Amy Houci
half interest in the Methodist Christian cault. known on the stage as Amy
Advocate of Raleigh. Rev. Dr.D. Atkins Busby, an absolute divorce from her hns
Wlll continue to be editor in charcrr. kanH a a i n : i.
.1 v. , nv,vi I1UUILJ AJUUClCttUll.
The! Rrifiah oahln.l Ytam A-'.A-A .
a pend $40,000,000 in the construction of
HOT COFFBE,
HOT CHOCOLATE,
ARITIOUR'S BOUILLON,
CLAM BOUILLON, ETC.
STOP IN AND TRY IT.
CUT PRICES ON PATENT MED1-
CINES. Prescriptions properly filled
ami reasonably priced.
Raysoi 8t Smith,
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS,
31 PATTON AVENUE.
!'!L?L1ll Wirit- ELbVcN O'CLOCK.
For the HOLIDAYS
NECKGEAR,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
MUFFLERS,
SILK UMBRELLAS,
SUS?3NDERS,
MONARCH SHIFTS,
KNOX HATS,
&C, &C.
MITCHELL,
28 Patton
' -J iiaucvilie.
WKOFFKR
THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON
TO THE PBOPLB WHO RAT
' X
The faet of the busineas is we are
fixed to do better than merely
shake hands in holiday congrat
ulation, and wish ,ou well; we
satisfy that hungry inner man
and keep him well.
Extra fine meats and poultry
this week and next with venison
and birds as a trader.
W. M. HILL & CO.,
City Market.
JOHN CHILD
sta.te-
t . mnd uftrni.hed Houses nm
Rooms; loans secnixly placed at SerSrt.
MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY
B Bssla' BBtrwOMst.
CHUHCH STREET, TELFHoilf 70