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Asheville Daily Citizen,
PRICE 5 CEN S
ASHEVILLE, N. C, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 0, 1894.
VOLUME X. NO 51.
. V
Always
Jul.v 5, 'Oi.
the
Cheapest.
THAT'S AUllIT
tip; SlK PI' IT!
We don't worry much
iiliowt "hard times," he
cause we adopt our trade
to conditions as they exist.
Always
the
SUMMER GOODS
AT LOWEST PRICES.
Ice cream freezers (3 kinds); ice chests; water
cooler and filters, By fans aud traps, nursery
I relriRerators, Japanese screens and fans, Japa
licse portieres, rice and bamboo; iiiaiuse
Inutcrus and napkins, enameled stools
inwn nwlnirs. wne hamtuocks, straws ami 1cm
onade makers, oil aud gasoline stoves.
BLUETS IN CHICAGO
WWfl
THK FKSTIV15 DANCRK8.
LETTERS BY THE PEOPLE
VAHIOUM tWBJI'XTH AN1 I'ICH
tUNH HKNTIUNKU.
The Situation Very
Serious There.
REPORTED THAT ONE RIOT
ER HAS BEEN KILLED.
THK NTATK TROOPN TO
CALI.KD OUT AT ONCK.
hi-:
Cheapest. LRCTIC FREEZErs
riot
The
Means that you Ret the
very most for your dollar,
not lliat the "Kiocerics"
are cheap, the value is in
the quality and in price
at one and the mime time.
That ruk- is the standard
by which we govern our
business. Lowest ill price
and best in ttulity.
SARATOGA CHIPS
WrnlTer at the fulluwlui! low prices. We
I recommend the l'eerless or White Mountain,
and 'not this make. Arctics, 2 qt ,3i.jo; 3 'l
It, n-Atii.. i.So:6ut.. I.mo. This is a Uiri;uiu
CiiicA;o, July &. 1::0 p. m.: A
is in progress at the Union depot.
mob is tryinii to ditch a train.
Gov. Altgcld has ordered out the firbt
and third brigades of the State militia.
lU'ivivrd totliiy by express.
Wm. Kroger.
A. D. Cooper, Tirash's
GROCERIES.
Palace.
Crystal
CHINA, CLASS AND ItOUSK HOODS
DON'T GET RUSTY
BUT KKA1) THK
NEW BOOKS FREE
J I1 ST IN AT
"ESTABROOK'S"
The Hist Hound Books on the Market.
OXJli l'KICES
As low as the lowest. If you want old paper
novels we sell them at
No more need Beauty frown and mope
Arrayed in plain atlire,
Let Towle The Twister make your tiowu
Bewitching with Cold Wire.
CENTS EACH.
With every dullin purchase we are prescutiiiK
I a spaikliliK notd wile souvenir made to order.
We make a speciality of new books of every
description at
without cost.
H. T. ESTABROOK poWELL & smDBR
: SOUTH-MAIN STKKHT.
BOOKSELLER & STATIONER,
The Best
, IS ALWYS
Look out for this spuee next
vm-k. L. Bloraberg, The
Model Cigar and Sport ing
(JooVlri IIouhc, 17 Patton
Avenue.
ONE PRICE STORE
The Cheapest.
CONA'vCT STVES IN
CLOT I UNO l'OK MEN,
I HOYS AND CHILDREN
Chicago, lulv t. Wilder cover of the
darkness (Jen. Miles last night began the
massinir of United Stales soldiers in Uu
caco and its vicinity on the lake front.
This morning the city loiiud there two
companies ol iiiliintry, one coinpany 1.
calvary, one battery ol artillery, which
fi 'litinu to uiiluihl the law 111
the stock yards, four companies ol'inl.in-
try which came Irom l-ort I.-uvcn worth
on a train at the rate ol 40 miles per
I,,,...- iirrivinrr at 1 a. 111 . three eoill-
panies of infantry from Fort llrady,
Mich., which came in on a special n little
later. It is believed by men conversant
with the situation that Chicago will,
within 2 hours, In under another gov
ernment that of the armv of the Unite I
States.
l-arlv this morning 1 lie eommuiuimg
officers were pouriim over a large innp
of Chicago and discussing among them
selves matters of grave moment. One ol
them said: It the linear. 01 1 w
call out the ullied trades ol the laboring
men of Chicago is carried into clicet, 11
la liiiriil llpr,' Wl II Ik riiitiiiL'and destruc
tion ol propertv in the city. vtcurc iicic
to prevent it if possible, but to stop it in
anv event.'
A Ueni rerun-.
Chicaco. July 0. This morning three
mail trains on the l'ort Wayne were
sent through the district between Forty
tilth and Fifty-fifth streets, where the
blockade existed yesterday. During the
niizht freight cars that bad bcui iluniH'il
on the tracks were removed and trains
yirrr unt nut it hi lilt tn illlllc. 1 .'lit Ol
the mob charged a gang of workmen en
gaged in icim: cars , it FoiH-lillh street
miller thcMipcrvisionol Ahlermun Carry.
Heshowcil the (inn a pi-rum irom n.-u
allowing Mich work to be done and the
rioters I. ft.
MaltcloiiH HeHtruellon.
Interference with the lire and police ulai in
system is a new mid dangerous feature
ol the trouble here, and theolhccrs have
been ordered to arrest anyone caugin 111
that kind of work. As yet the damage
to the railroads is not scrum'.
One 11 fill Kill" l.
A t 1 n ! I liis mi, i iniiL' a mob ol
500 men attacked the Illinois U-i.lral
road at Kcis'iigton. In a lew minutes
box cars were run on tn the main line,
switches were turned and the line com
pletely blockaded. The officials of the
company ut once calUd on the police de
partment and vicncrnl .miics i or assist
ance. It was reported shortly alter mat
touriliof lulv Mop ol Keullworiu
inn.
The hop at Kcni! worth Inn Wednesday
evening, which one ol the, young lames
present declared should be called the
Rhododendron Hop, as these flowers
were profusely employed as decorations,
was a verv pleasant affair. A numlK-r
of young people were glad to wind up
the Fourth by dancing to such excellent
music us that afforded by the Imperial
trio, tm s-.' excellent musicians wlio arc
at the Kcnilworth lor the summer.
There were about forty dancers. The
uminip women numbered some of the
-itiful torltt in Asheville.
At annul tuocioiK me gucsis uc-gaii
to arrive, and verv soon the dancing
rooms was a gav scene, with the couples
. . .. .i. .... .: I Ii,
W Illllllg to LUC lllspil lug M.1 .mis .'i wuik.
music. Most of tlie young ladies were
in white.
t 11! o'clock a collection of salads,
ices, cake and such light rclrcsluncnts,
spread in the large dining rooms, was
heartily enjoyed by the men v inakcis
I hen tiieie were a icw more w.iu.e
in id ,'vrrvtioilv went home alter this yerv
successful innugurul hop.
the musicians, Messrs. icon mm
Charles Sehaelcr, and L. Tayloi arc first
class artists, whose two dailv concerts
at the Kcnilworth arc very entertaining
features of the dav. They were the
I.M. Iilione of the ore hestra at the li
rates of I'enz nice" at the ' pcra house
Tuesday evening. Those who wen
present at the pertorniance had an op
port u-iity to judge of their merits as pei -
lormcrs. Mr. can Jidiaeicr, me violin
ist ol the trio, has recently completed a
ihnw vpiira' pnursi' at the I'aris conserv
ative and is a master of the bow. Their
selections alloi d the greatest variety, as
tnev include the popular airs 01 inc nay
as well as e.xtracis irom me lavor-
ite operas and classic pieces Irom the
best composers.
The trio arc considering the possiluli
i...a f hi.',tt,iif tii'rnuiiieiit Iv in Asheyil'c
and providing cotnpetent iusf uctois in
.-ill lir.'iticlKK nf music.
The hop was a complete success and
at its close tlw tired but j ivoiis young
people fell that thev had to thank Mr
Khoadcs, tlieniauagerol the kcnilworth
for a very enjoyable tunc.
KIU'I BLICAN CltNVI'lN riN.
ill
Tliev lll Very I.ltile minii
WaineNvllle.
Wavm-isvii.ms.N.C., July 0 -Spccial.l
The Kciublican Judicial Convention
met in the court house here yesterday
afleriiDon in a sl.ort Fcssion. Jeter
Tr;,(.lo,,,l wnii i;r.lil lr, 1 he cb.-iii- and 1.
li. Hnsley, of lai kson county, was made
ui..t-,.lii,-v 'riircnniniilteeon risoliltion
retired a lew miiiulcs anil reiurnru wuu
ii loni' set of tviiewriltet. rcsolulions,
pieparcd belorchand.
A resolution was passed calling on
Chairman liaves to convene the Slate
I ,,,,-..,n i,,, mi U'il, inh mi I licit 1st itisl..
Cliapuiau For Tlie I -
Crawford Slrontei
Work-Ueo WaHli.oictoii'H tiou -
A Uooin For l.uwri.
I'lirroK Tm; CiTilis: Uvantielist W
K. dales and myself arrived here on Sat
urday, une and on Sunday, the l! l,
Brother Gales coiuuicncid a series of
Evangelistic meetings in the school
house here, used as a I'rcshvtcrian
church. This school and church is under
the charge ol Kev. K. 1'. 1'ell, synodical
rvfim'tlhit. The meetint; wus a union
one kev. W. 11. L. Mcl.aunu, iiastor in
the F.stato circuit, M. li. church, South,
uniting with llro. Fell.
liro. Gales spoke with his accustomed
earnestness and pathos, and the Ilolv
ho, ii, ii il its ii'in'k in the cotivci
sion ol over oO persons, who coiilessed
to -i total sun-ender of tlicir hearts and
lives to the service of Christ.
The weather has been all we could dc
sue, the roads good, nnd the meetincs
virv l.'iri'clv attended. Yesterday Hro.
Fell tookabout l!(l persons into the I'res
hvterian cliuich. llro. Me-I.aureii will re
reive as m inv more, and the remainder
will unite with the llaolist dcnoinina
tiou. liro. Gales will remain here with
hits w il'e nnd rlaiiL'hter for a few days
when he will probably commence
nuiting at 121k Park. Verv truly,
I-ilch lllVl'H
Spruce Pine, N. C, July -'.
li.udorHCd Crawford.
Diiitiiu Tin; Citi.i:n: A melting ol
the County Hxccutive eommitUe with J
k. Ncill as chairman, w.-is called to meet
in llurnsyille on uly lind inst., for the
purpose of organizing the various com
mittees of the Democratic party in
Yancey county to prepare lor the coming
campaign.
Tlie various townships wire lairly rep
resented and the executive committees
.for each was appointed and organized.
The following committee was ap
pointed as tlie County lixectitivc com
mittee lor the next two years: I.. II.
Smith, chairman; li. II. Iluiuicycutt, C.
I. Mi IVIris. 1. V. Uvrd.
(In motion a meeting was called to ap
point delegates to the different conven
tions to nominate candidateson th. 21st
inst., and then to deteiinine when to call
the county convention.
We are itll harmonious and del' rniined
to win in the next election.
A resolution was passed endorsing the
course i.. in. 1 . Crawlord m i-ongrcss
PAS KOLA.
Ar-
for
A Flonh Forming Food
tifiYiull.y digesto'il,
thin, pule people and all
wiisliog ditwuseH
SUPERSEDING
COD LIVElt OIL.
ft will be assimilated willi
out any digestive effort.
For Halts by
RAYSOR & SMITH,
hcarti'v.
Hiirnsvillc
N. C, I uly 2.
1'.
Hut waslilitifiou Had No Won
laiiTiiK Tin: Citizkn: Asheville is to
liccoiiL'ratulated iiiKiu the honor of en
tcrtaining for a time a direct descendent
..I'll,.. I,,,,. , -i -l f.in-oi VYnshinn'ton.
11 would lie interesting u mi-, uici-.n
it being the same dav thc l'opv "tjmertj. wonM obtain and publish the biography
lor the purpose ol elfect.i.g a coalition ol )f yvimigton. In revealing
IIKliSS COOI'S, 77VA
minus. (;i-.v;.7v-.t;.
iWf f.OOPS .t.Vi '
iioi.sriiHv sri'n-s
snots, hats,
I TKVNKS, VM.ISliS,
UMIiKHLLAS, arc.
COOTLANDBRQiy
KBAL BSTATB BROKBRS.
INVESTMENT AOBNT8.
NOTARY PUBLIC "
t hmhwii nWed .t B otr cent.
Office. M 86 P.tton At.., op .tain
When vou hnv shoes of J. B. Dlauton St Co.. jj
i
I'atlon avenue, you net the Iwst. Just received
u new lot of Edwin C. Hurt & Co.'s patent leather
Oxford lies. They also curry in stx-k Edwin C.
Burt St Co.'s fancy !-.-,crs. J. A. llanUter Co.'s
meim fine shoes always in stock raiiKiiiK in
mice from .i to Ked Oxford tics at first
cost. A coniplctctline ol trunks, v.inscs bum
umbrellas. Repairing promptly and neatly
done.
UANHKIiRCHllil-S
COKSBTS, CLOVES
.i.Vo' IWKNISIUNG that be
ltOOI)S,SU.U.VAKES
A NVMIIBK OF IMPORTANT KL
MICTIONS IN VAMOI S DEl'AKT
&IBNTS.
II. REDWOOD & CO.,
r AND 0 PATTON A VENVE
CHOICE TEAS. Now Is the Time
WK PUKCHASK AI.L OCR
TEA.
Direct Irom the Importers.
m . t V' urn urlHlliT lltt'lll.
tl Illiy iKHa vm-M" . i i i. , 1
! iv nut it" intr iiiuuiiv.il. . vi".
...i n.,.t nHwr rratl lit'fore. 2.000 1
novels both new nimoui ni cm ran- u--
. u.......... I.t A11urt knss. ,M',
I.uvc ni n-vt-uiy( V 1 11 ... 1
cnt.l- nnvrU cc. DtMlo. cllnW
. Li.i..,. 1l.t Doui' ll ltl NlL'tlt. I'm
hrella Mrmlirr, Ksthi-r Wutirs, Man in
Hlnck. half price, 15 ctn a for 25 ct.
llenveiily Twiiw, 40c,
A HE
DRUGGISTS.
Don't bo a Slave,
.,..1 11.1.. 1. r ....-.,lf uhu tmv Mnc. fori
caddy when you enn Ret the fiuint made I
Sir, a -1... nUunri..iii at riiv tirices. 1
K.irw.rfm. rhiicolnte cr earns loc. A trml I
wilt convince you.
I Church 8t. and Pattou Ave
M 1 M
t i 2 I b
1 ti 11
1 111',
B - a B S
8 I 8 b S
s I I i 1 1
9 11 1 1 I
A Wise Smoker
tr.... A.ln fNm't fiirurd UC.
-no nmttcr-owr Kewgom 8tihes those I
enn get a gootl ciRar at 5c at
RAY'S
nn
The Siiuare.
We have lust received a larite lot of
I To Rotterdam.
That's where I sold n ticket yesterday-1 . .r . .
sell 'em anywhere 111 th s coiiulry or Kit- AND VA bLLlNh
rope-most people dealing with me n
my way of dolnii business. You don't have
10 argue niwrn I ZT"f"R ircr
Vou don't have
ninlip
the fate low enough nd In eonfidrnct
will tell you that I Know """'J,
Ilkt ! mnrlh ml WOUl Sell for leSS. All
tulhorlty on schedule., connections, etc.
The Ticket Broker. 8 N. Court 8uuar.
Ten cent Iwltles ol Vaseline we now sell for
five cents, All other Vaseline goods ut
REDUCED rRICES.Kik".
a I'n'ilcrl State Marsh ,1 at kcnsinjjton
hail lired on the mob anil one man was
culled.
Flreci At l lie .-nun.
Shortly alter 11 o'clock a mob of
:i,(IU(l men anil bovs held up a milk train
on the riitabiirK and l'ort Wayne tracks
ni 1-m tiiUi street and Btoncd the ciiijiu-
.. utiii tirettian. lacui. j .cin wuu
:.l of :i(l no hit men cliareid the
,.r,,u.il uiih ilr.iwn revolvers, but the
mob onlv leered, and finally coinnicnccu
. i. ,t turf,,, kiiiiii'sut the iiihcei
iiiii'n,s -
The no ice then lircil into tin' moo nun
several persons arc reported lat illy m
jreiL .... .. .,.
Mavor Hopkins at lt::i') this inornini;
stateil that, unless he b-.camc convinced
that the police ouhl handle the bi)j niobs
had Icariuil were c-niiieniiK in
.,rla nf t ln iit V 111' WOtlld tf C
Yill luim I""
Kruph (iovernor Altgeld to call out the
irst. second nn'i sevciuu uuiiwn"
II nu nil nnvi, rv tmiltitt Iltll 111 L I III IV
fftll 113 tllllH'u.i j
mi u :..Df (.i',.,l wnnl friiin Chiet
1 UllVCJUOb HV1MVU ..
lirennuil that several mobs of from ,'H)(H
to 7000 persons are RiitiierniK at a
.i...... iiiilnu " auid the Mavor. "and 1
am convinced that a crisis hs been
reached and that nothing nut tne uoops
can save the city from rioters and per
haps worse. The militia could be ready
for duty witnin iwo uoura unci nu.i
ceived orders."
i ...... l,,v,,r HiinkniH has asked
L.ULCI. . f -
Gov. AKrcIiI to call out hvc regiments ol
mil, till III Ultl 11111 HI UlCBClVlllU h"V
iwa'C. Three arc now siauoncu in
Chk-AKO. M
limner n, intuitu. ... ct
Rr inns. Mo.. lulv O.-Thc railway
yards here and at l-.ast St. Louis are oe
f a hriu.' ftltrnA Ol I1IC I U1U llll UL
HiHiiiMK ' -...,,, ,..l,,
ternot is ut'iiiii mane io ruioc mc n.ij,"-
eillouiK"- .... , ...
The l-enicn on tne rriseo roan wcue
- :. . . ... . it .-..ii:..
on a .ernie una " ;
l ;u . limp, t npv niiiLworK
suspcniicii. i io ,.i...v.v. - j .-I-; "7---in
unticipalion of the expected injunction
ol JuUkc llinycr.
wni k Kreiuni mora
Ci.kvklani). 0., lulv O.-The railway
....,,, I,,, divided to co out. Com
Ul(.u u,i. ' -
.niittccs were sent to thevarious yard. to
ii.. ...... ,n n,i,r wnrv ni ,, ji. in.
nOHIV '.lie me" 'l",v -
At tbnthourcverymun obeyed the orders
nnd there is not u freight wheel turninR
in the Clcvelaml yards touay. ineput
. .... t...na 1111 VP nilt Vl'L IIL'I'II 111 III
fared with, nutl the strikers say they
will be permit tea to run.
p.. Kv.. lulv G. After a con
fcrencc extending over three duys, the
Louisville branch of the .American Knn
ni Union voted lust niclit niainst the
Omaha. Neb.. luly G.-All switehtneu
and firemen on the Chicago, St, Tuul
and Minneapolis and Omaha ronu in
this city struck this morning.
Hllll nreBDiniK,
Tulv a. The Little
Rock nnd Mcmpliisemployccshavvvoted
1 tu I ivn tl.'irt it'H
Icter rritchard made lus usual speccn
on eountv covcrniiieiit, with some lew
modilications. Kic'nard Pearson also
made a short speech with very littlcin it.
The nomination of candidates fir juduc
i.i.l u.ii;it nr u-Ma then 1'iine into. V. L.
Norwood, ol Haywood, was noniiuateil
for iudj'c bv acc ainatiou. K S. McLall,
of Iluiicoinbe, and C. I',. Washburn, ol
Madison, were nut in nomination lor the
solicitorslnp. The vote stood 7 to U in
lavor ot McCall.
A ,ii-,tl I v trriful I U'liM' :ii inn was nrisent.
and amonu them was noliceil Richard
l'larson, Jeter I'l ilchanl. lion l aiierson,
I'.ili.ir k'i.lini tu nf Hie llnniier. I.nwvcrs
liendrix anil (.'.(',. Washbui n of Marshal',
Detective . II. Deavi-r, . Mcivonii hi
l-'ranklin aud Dr. V. I-'. I'nnipkins.
HIMIII AMIIHti TliAfllKRH'
lCxcurHlou Aceoiiiiiiii.'ii rt bv ?alc
Milliard.
Chaiiman lliown ol ti e Tcaclieis' iis-
sociatiou at Spartanburg, slated on
Wednesday thai the exncclcil exciirsion
of teachers to Asheville w.is iiidelinitel.v
postponed "lor ood and siillicient rca-
shim, "one ol wlucli wus inai a uaiii
cnii'il not be obtaiiieil. 'l in y were in
better luck today, as So teacbim came
in. mi ii m.iii.il I ruin at 11 o'clock, to
r -. - - ...... . ,
return this nlunioou at o wan tiiiui
came the l-'t. Mutt guards, K. M. Chilly,
captain, 15 Strom;; the Mm tee Miles,
from bllorcc, W. Hull, captain, .iu in
immhcr; the Chilian KilKs, II. Y. Vance,
captain, IS stroue; li e Maxwell (,'iuirds
i'..,,,,, r.r,.,.,,.',,i,il t'iii,t:iin Mvai.s. with
18, and about -'fi ol the Cleiiison cadets
and the Cadet band; the Washington, D.
II. C, Campbellitc Itiliuitrv was com
manded by Private King, who was the
sole representative of the conipauy.
These companiis arc at me nunc eu-
innni ill Siiartanbiiri! and will
break canit) on the l.'in. l nc eiiinc
parly took a trip to Vanderbills this
niorniug.
liHIvtT RAIN
him to a country ready to do him honor
Tin; Citizi n will not only prove its own
worth as oe of the best informed and
ninsi .-ire urate iournals. but correct one
,,f th,. tiu-st pbiriiiL' misinkis of history
0,.,-liMiitt t tit. writer can assist llll
Citizi:n in its invislicaliun by reference
in I''.ni'vi'tinii'iiia Hiiltanica. vol. -I-
page Jin, I'd column, paragraph - X
All lor CrHWIiircl.
liiuinK Tin; Ci iizi:n : Deuii'cracv in
old Haywood is rapidly "wheeling into
line" and may be counted upon to i!o
her ilntv. Now Crawford is really
atr,.,, -tvim mir iieiiiilc tli.-iti ever be
fur,, nnd that. too. with, nit a word or
line to ii ll icncc any one Irom him ci
(lur'spvins arc rap-illy lilimg up from
all parts ol 'the S mill, and a big crowd
n contiilcntly expceieu. 1 uc 0110111111)4
liiiuscs arc also filling up.
Wayucsville, N. C, I uly
31 PATTON AVE.
oi'UN i;vi:nings till 11 o'clock.
HOW IS THAT?
YOU CAN BUY
Tar Bell Cream Cheese
-AT-
Crnps
Jesse ! I.owrj.
laiiTuu Tin-. CiTii'.N.l take this op
iiortuiiiiv of iiciniimcudiiig to the layot
able i-ousidcration of the Hcinoerais ol
1 he '.Hli Congressional district, lion,
lessc I'. I.owry, lor Congress, lie is a
fine tvic of all-round in 'nbnod. Mr.
Lowry's environments have brought
him in close touch with the toiling
masses of his district. I he Democratic
voters of this district in honoring Mr.
Lowrv would do honor to themselves.
I'o.v I'npuli
l or Tlie l.t-KlHlu'iirc
I'.iiitok Tin; Ciri.i;s: The people of
lliincombc eountv an: anxious to see her
inii rcsi s u'i II .-iiid ablv reiii"'niU'd 111
ii,,. siinii h'l'iul.'iiiiri' and 11 I.hl'c number
ol voters desire Mr. S. I'. Chapman
..1 a ,., 1 1,, 1I1,' llniiiu. nf Keoriscntatives.
He would make us as good a incinlicr as
..... i.,ii tw.uiltlv ,Tit .1111I is verv liolildur.
and can lie elected with a rousing ma
jority. 1 thtrcfore suggest his name as
one ol the Democratic nominees.
1 oicr.
I. nld I.ow And crct-kH
Ma tie IiiniiHlle
I'nclc l'kas Isreal says that last Sat
urday's rains did great damage to nil
kinds of crops in the section between
South llominv and Leicester.
South Tuikcv Creik, New 1-ouiiil,
t ti..!. 'o 1 ..,.t. ,,,1,1 (iiirtai.l lloininv over
HIUI-l.lv.ft,,"", I"'"" '
flowed tlicir banks and a greut deal ol
nniet u ma i ii'st en veil . i neiiiaii rciiorcn tl
damage of $1,000, others of from $1110
to IffiOO. No such rnni was ever seen 111
ihn district before. It all fell ill two
hours, but creeks were made impassawc
that have not been known in years to be
too high to lord. I'nclc l'leas bad n
beautiful stand of oats, but it lies llat
now, covered with mud and sand. He
sys that in 0 years he has seen no such
rani at tins season ol year.
MKA1 H SKTl Lli
im;i AT Sl
R. li. NO LAND iV SOX
t 1Tm IV-r INmiihI.
W'n will nive you Uoh ooils and moie lhjiIs
for fi.tw than any ulhcr store in Aslu'.ilk1,
Ketiieiuher the tli.ee.
The Spot Cash Store,
No. 21 Northtaill.Sl. T'.'leplionc;i5l.
Tea For Sunnner Use.
in
Mrs. Jerre Kiel). W-H Known
ahIic vine ami Vlcuilly
Mrs. Icrre Rich, relict ol the late Jcric
Wii-h. died vistirdav evening at 7 o'clock
..( ii. ,,1,1 li.mi.'nti'.'nl five miles West ol
.icl.,ill,.
Mrs. Kich was n daughter of Key.
IVirr Miller, who was for many years
find , if ill II III Iti'iliel church. She was SI
vears old and had been a member of the
ii.,iiui rlint-i'li for over fi.i years. She
tin. mntliiT ol 1. (. Rich, lornicrlv of
Hall ird cc Kich, anil ol Mrs. .. uianii
nnd Mrs. lohn Long ol Asheville. The
inncial was held ill the family
l.nri',1 irrniiml this iifternooil tit 1
o'clock.
There Was a I'lul.
KoMit. lulv G. The l'onolo Uumauo
s.iv. ooliee investiuntioti has established
the fact of the existence of a conspiracy,
0. AND 0. TEA.
ffiil
A K('iubllcan Confirmed In HIh
. . ......... fjafr miii
WASll..JuWO-TbcSenatctariJtheobieetb.
bill wus received in the House today
ordered printed and referred to the com
mittcc on ways nnd means.
Two private bills wcic passed by the
IT.,,,... iilni'liiin rnilliliitlcc todllV. TIlC
case of Williiinis vs. Stttle from the filth
North Ciirolmu district was rcportcu in
favor of Settle, the Republican sitting
member.
World' fair HuUdlnita Uurned.
CilicAi'.o, June G.-Thc fix lurge
W.l.l'. Vnir .trueturcs which foi'UICll
the boundaries of the court ol honor per
ished by tuccnuiui isai cany iu.i. cvcuiuk
V. A. Latimer,
1.nn.1. nf t,.rl,i,,a l.'itfniuinn eolltltrleH.
IIC1IUO W, .MttUWO ..,.,.',-.. --7- ,
Amirchinl- I elm iii accordance with this I
nli.r wna delegated to kill 1'icmier
I'rimii. and CrsRnrio wus chosen to kill
M rnrinii. l.i-iru runic to Rome from
Cette when he made the ntlettipt to
shoot Signor Crispi.
ti-1'ki.o. Miss., inly o.-Georgc fond. No. 10 North Court Square.
1 l r..tna. 1
a negro, wus lyauiuu ruiwu
him was that he had entered a gtrlsl
room witn the intent 01 nssnuiung, oui
.1.- I I 1.. .. .1 1.- ft,.,! Hit nnMlViaillirl
inc gin uwu.e niiu nc mu, v v
on his exumiuation trial. I Sole Agent In Asheville for O. ud 0. Its.
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