Asheville
itizen
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VOLUME X. NO 50.
ASHEVILLE, N. C, MONDAY EVENING, JULY i), 181M.
PKICE 5 CENTS.
Daily
CALL UP NO. 110
Ami unli-i otic of our extra luri No. t inatk
cral if you want the finest UMi that ever came
to this market
Wm. Kroger.
To Visitors!
Always
the
Til T S MIM'T
THK SlK OI-' IT'
Cheapest.
we don't worry much
alioitt "hard times," lic
cause we adopt our trade
lo conditions as ihcy exist.
Always
the
Cheapest.
Means that you get the
very most for your dollar,
not that the "groceries"
arc cheap, the value is in
the quality and in price
at one and the same time.
That rule is the standard
hy which we govern our
business. Lowest in price
and best in quality.
A. D. Cooper,
CrJPOERIES.
DON'T GET RUSTY
BUT RliAD THK
NEW BOOKS
)f ST IN AT
WOULDN' T HE SWALLOW KI.)
Howls Your Home?
HHHi:w BCHKJir. TO HI' It
KOl'NO l'KOIIHII TIrISTS.
IS IT CO.MI'l.lITli WITH CHINA,
CLASS, LAMPS, liTC. Wl! HAM!
NOW Tllli I.AKOEST ANU MOST XV
Kllil) STOCK SINCE WE IIAVH IlliCS
IN IIISINESS. I'RlCrOS WAV IMIWN
ALL THKOI'OH THK HOI'Sli IIAVIi
VOIJ fSKU OI K NliW lfiO Oil.? IT
MAKES A ITKli, I1KIC.HT I.K'.IIT
EOI'AI. TO DAYLIGHT.
Thrash's Crystal Palace
FREE
ESTABROOKS
The llcsl Hound lluokson he Market.
OUK PRICES
As low as the lowt, I; waul old pa pel
novels we sel: them at
5 CENTS EACH.
We make a speciality of new 1kkWs of every
description at
H. T. ESTABROOK
SOUTH MAIN STKHKT.
BOOKSELLER & STATIONER.
With evel y dollar purchase we are presenting
spaikliiiK nld wire Miiutiiif made lo nrdei
it hunt cost.
POWELL & SNIDER
Do You Know What is .Vice
to Take Home us a Souvenir
of Aslicvillc
Here i- the l.itcsl-Arliilcs nude ol Hhmlmlcn.
dron. MK'liTns Kirr Screens, Kn-cR Ornament!
lor the parlur. I'iclint J noiies, Centre Tallies,
Ink Standi', small Doll Cradles H'xilt Crises, etc.
Have You Seen This Display? You call Bud
The Best
IS ALWAYS
OXE PRICK STOKE.
The Cheapest.
CORRECT STYES IX
CLOTIIiSC. VOR MEX.
HOI S AXD Cllll.DREX
L. RLOM BERG'S
Cigar n& Sporting Goods House,
17 PATTUN AVUNI'li.
RBAL BSTATB BKOKBRS.
INVB3TMBNT AOBNT8.
NOTARY PUBLIC '
Loan Securely placed at 8 ptr cent.
OScm 35 & 36 Pattoa Atc., ap ttaln
CHOICE TEAS.
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When you buy shoes of J. D. Wanton & Co., 3')
ration avenue, you get the best. Just received
a new lot of Edwin C. Durt tt Co.'s imtenl leather
Oxford ties. They also carry in stock Kdw ill C
Burl St Co.'s fancy slippers. J. A. llanisler Co.'s
men s fine shoes nlwnys in slock runKUie, in
price from f lo jfi. Ked oxfotd ties at fust
cost. A completetline of trunks, valises ami
umbrellas. Repairing promptly und neatly
done.
We Believe
in Free Trade
l-'xchniure or nionev refunded on any
tiling bought of us not entirely salislnc
lnr'. Amiliestn nil ilennrtmeuts. esnec-
inlfv to our candies, finest candies on earth
iu'st think of the price Run lions and
chocolates. 6oc worth Hoc, Superfine cho.
coiaie creams, 40c. sock cniieiy, 10c. mini
Drops, ioc.
We Believe
in Protection
prom unprincipled, two priced and old
foirv method. The best sc. ciirnrs, eosl
ner 11x10 tlmt's whnt we nav for nil ot
ours could buy for less, but don't take
chnce our customers must have the
worth of their money. Traylor's Key
West is one ol our best sellers, 5c.
RAY'S
on
The Square,
O A.. O-reer.
Excursion Rates
l to Is saved on encli lli'ket, absolute
aaieiy trunrnnieea. Acme 01 comiort se
cured at least expense. Once it customer
nlwnys a customer, did you ever think of
It that you had never heard of a dis
satisfied patron of miner
O. BAY,
The Ticket Broker, 8 N. Court Square,
No lllolc need HcHllty lluwll and mope
Arrayed in plain altiie,
I.ct Towle The Twister make voul itouu
Ilewilchinii with Cold Wire.
hsiiss ;o'S, rni.i
Ul.Sf.S. HtSliUM.
URV C.OUDS ..SI 11
UOt.HTHKY STl'I'I'S.
SI WES, ll.XTS,
THINKS, VALISES.
UIIRBLLAS, ETC.
IIASHKEKCHIEIS.
COKSETS. r.I.oYES.
.1 ESS' I- VIIX IS 1 1 ISC.
t'.OODS, SMALL WAKES
A SUMMER UP lUroRTAXT HE
HVCTIOS'S IX VARIOfS I'El'AKT-MENTS.
H. REDWOOD & CO.,
7 AXI) !) l'ATTOX A VESL E.
DRUGGISTS,
But flic Cold Water Men Were
Nut to Ur Cauicht ?(aitiiic A
tiliarp Reply lo I't'Hrsu.n-A Pop
utlMt Willi HIH Wit About H!i 11
Responding to n circular nfjime I ill.
headed "To Secure Coalition in Hun
cumlie County," "to as-art.'iiu an ex
pression nf the people of the eotn.ty as to
the propriety ol forming a coalition be
tween the s:veral politic d ordain itions
oppose 1 to the present administration,"
there was n fairly Hum' crowd in the
court house on Saturday, composed of
Republicans, l'opuhsts, Prohibitionists
and Democrats, the latter Ileitis tn hand
to hear the music.
Some of the speeches fell ll.'.t, hut when
the tilts between Mr. IVarsou and Mr.
Archer; betwten MeCall and Arcbrr; be
tween T. C. Vc.t;ill and re:,.sjii, iinu
one or two others occurred, the Inn was
rapid and at tiin;s almost dramatic.
I he meeting was called to order at 1
o'clock bv (1 W. Cannon, w ho called on
Col. Thos. Ii. I.'ni" to till whv tluv
were there. Col. I.ou" stated that the
object ol the meeting was to hold a con
ference of the people, iruspective ol
party, to see il they could lorm a coali
tion lor the purpose of harmonizing on
the two questions ofcottntv government
und honest elections "and .-ill as against
and for the purpose of 01 featiuc, t he
Ueinoeratic pnriv. in motion .laj.
Hunt wasiKitiil chainnan ol the mcct-
1. C. Weslall said that he n.ul some
resolutions toread.andlh.it he would
move that they be adopted bv the con
venlion after he had n.ul them. Mr
CorpiniiiL' said that he ivuuUI second
that motion, "ton have luoulit the
I'rohibitious here," M.-j. Westall aid
to linil a common ground coalition.
Now voti can make short work ol it.
You have nothing to do I bi 1111; abot.t
coalition, except to adopt these result!
lions. We cast -Jii votes in ilJ. We
have 10(10 todav." and the Major pro
ceeded to unroll his risolu ions. This
evidently didn't suit the iikas ol the
managers ol the convention, jml",ii!
from the uneasy looks 1,1 some n tin
lenders.
home one arose and suoistcil 111 it a
secretary be apoointed beloie t!ie Major
read his resolutions. This a1! jived 11
breathing spell, and C. 11. Moore was
made secretary.
Meanwhile J. C. l'ii lii.ird, hinkiup
verv intti'li wnrruil aoont souieliiinu,
had taken Major Weslall a-i ie In pour
solt nothing's in Ins ear, I ut ll.e latter
shook his he. id in a in-ist ih c.di d in, inner.
Mr. I'carson niovtd iliat l ie unnuiit-
lee tlmt had bica"iMevious!y ai pointed"
should retire and "pripap: 1. sou utioiis
utd busimss for llu acii-m ol this con
vention, and suocstti! .ir m cd
that the fesolulious ol Mr. Wistall be
referred to the cotmuillei, ' which he
is a aicinber."
Then came a reply that si.iitkd l!n
crowd, and k". a l it ol people to ihinl;-
itiK'.
Tllill l.ll'iv ltI.-(-tlou
What coainiilice ? 1 111 l;no,v I
was on any couiimr.ee. 1 n. vi 1 heard 01
it before !" said the Major.
Then u mild looking u-.-nt'i n 01 -villi
rather Inn;; hair, and wearing s,i eta
ties, arose and asked a i,nsiiai that
seemed innocent enough in it: ell, but
winch seemed to create a eoi:id rable
dejitee ol emhnrrassmenl . As tl is was
the starting of a parlieul.u ly iivelv row,
it is will to say Hint tins vicnUcui.iu was
Mr. Samuil Archer, who, thin months
came here from Mil'o.vill conntv,
where lie was editor o; the .Marion Kevo-
ii'.i.in up to l.mu.irv l.i-t. lit
kit the Republican party m issti,
lie was a delej;ale in Sil to
the Labor convention at St. bonis .'.nil
ilso to Ci'ieinnali, assistitio at both
pi, his 111 tne lorniatiou 01 tin- Lahor
plallonu. lie is now eue..'ii.'eii ni ot"an-
iiuh luiiu-.triai Leagues 111 tin' ropunsi
nartv.and il.nnis tliat only one man out
ol si t v live in the two Leaciiiis in l'.uu
uibc county is favorable to coalition
with tue Kepulilieans, 111 the column
liuht.
Mr. Cuaiiman, said Archer, I woul 1
like to know whence this coiuinitbc
emanatid.' This, as I tiuilnst.iod, is
meeliu ol the people, Wasit appointed
bv the people or by a previous intct mi; : ''
Mr. Archer looked ul the chatimau
mil the chairman looked at the I'uU
ol Riciiinoud. Several answers were
slarted, Mr. I'eatson's niiionu the res',
when a voiie neat the Iront repaid, "I
believe the c,ctilk'tnnn was 1 resent at the
little niectui' at which the coinnuttie
was appointed."
Mr. Archer: its, sir, I was; but
want the peoi le to know whence came
this steering committee, whether it orij;i
nulcd with the people or with the olhcc
seekers. I arise litre to state that I nin
11 Populist, and it is one of our enrdina
principles that all movements ol this
kind shall emanate from ti e.' people them
selves the poor man, the wotkinr;, in
dustriotis man, as well as Irom the rich
That's all I wanted to sav."
This raised a hubbub, but the chair
man nut the motion dtirini; the general
contusion ir.nl it was ileclareil can nil
Hut enough had b en s lid lo expose tin
cloven hool.
A I'roclaiu.illou to t'ltl.eitw, Cood
And (lilierwlsie.
Wasiiim.ton. I;;iy '.I President Cleve
land has issued a proclamation reciting
the trouble at. Chicago and in Illinois,
and coinluding as follows:
"Now, Therefore, I, drover Cleveland,
President of the l uitcd States, do hereby
admonish all good citizens and all per
sons who mav he within the eitv and
State alorcsaid against aiding, lounten
auciug. encouraging or taking any part
in such unlawful obstructions, combina
tions and assemblages; and 1 hereby
warn all pet s ins engaged or in anv way
connected with such unlawful obstruc
tions, combinations avd assemblages to
dispersj and retire peaceably 10 their
rcspecthc ab ides on or b.foie 1 1! o'clt ck
noon on the tlth day ol ulv itist.
''Those wlio disrig ird t'nis warning
and persist in taking part i ith a imtous
m b in forcibly rtsisiing anJ obstnict
ing the execution ol the laws of the
I'niteil Slatis, or iuterleriug with the
lunctioiis of the government, or destroy
ing ,.r uttcnipiiny, lo destroy the prop
erty belonging to the Unitid States or
under its protection, cannot be regarded
otlunvisv than as a public cruny.
Troops employed ag linst such a riotous
mob will net with all the moderation
and lorb-.inince consistent with the
accomplishment of the dished
ends, but the stern necessities
that confront them will not with cer
tainty piriuit discriminations In t ween
guilty participants and those who are
mingled with thcni lor curiosity and
withouKcriiiiinnl intent. The only safe
coni.se, therelore. lor those not actually
mlawlully participating is to abide at
their homes, or at least not to be lound
in the neighborhood ol riotous assem
blies. While theie will be no hesitation
or v.'icallintion in the decisive treatment
of the guilty, this warning is especially
intended to protict and save the inno
cent." I lispatchi s from 1'nu. Miles todav re
port that Chicago w is ipiiet and he did
not express any i.-ais ol sc ions trouble
todav.
Ciiic.ton. July y The inipiessii.il is
gin-ral about military headquarters
today that the proclauial ion of the
President, lo say nothing ol the bring
ol the troops Saturday and Sunday, has
had a telling tiled on the riotous clement.
NOT SO SKRIOUS TODAY
HUHST OF NTHIKI. l.VIIH.IST
I.V 14 IMHT
ri:i; ciii utuiin vimti iiiivy
?tflllOlllHt-llillt -ITihlM'.l I Irfll
- t'11 Harlan - entlHt.
At the Methodist church ytstctJny
Kev. .Mr. i-nreit.acrg preached on in
ralitudc," taking his text from Luke
7:17. Till' sol.) by Miss I'enison
liictcsa iiiceu Hill i .ir Away, was
leaulilultv teinlerciL At the night set
vice the ibscoiusc was Irom Amos, : I"
and was a sermon of treat sol.-mnitv.
he atitheiM sung by the choir, "Show
le Thv Wav," was simple iievfcct in its
rcudiTiti'j.
,M the l-'irct I'.aiitist church Key. (. I.
White picachitl lo a very large cotigrega
ions morning and evening. Jstibicet lor
the piornttig. "I lead I'hcs in the Hint
ment,'' Irom licclesiastes, 10:1. At the
evening service his Ust was Irom Mat
icv. p.:l.-,. TI:e.-itiK!".',:;-itlv c!".rg,
ol Mts. I:ekev, was ii:uisuaiU' good.
There was a verv large eopgrciation
it the h'irst Presbyin ian cbnreli. at tile
morning si'tcio-, to I. ear U:e lev. Henry
(iclslrii 01 I-ioi ida. Ilist.xl was C1.1l.1-
tians, (i: 7. and his s-: rnoii u :s a very
ible and iitlri.ctive on-.-.
Rev. II. A. Wistall, ol the I nit.u ian
pulpit, s -inkc to his corgug.itioti on
, loiuidcd
Church St, and Pattou Ave,
We have jusl received n lurne lol of
HHEREBOUQtrrrJ
Mnkts. ' i'he ibscoiu'se m
in l;celesi.i..Us 1:.!. and .
mil scu-ibV- ilistussiou of tile
remedies.
At the I.' hi i.-'.iau chap h b .
Ri uolds preached at 1 1 .1. 1:
l.mCliiirchthe.ModelM .tl
Lake 1' I f, 17, and Act -,
llieie were sturai acciss.
hutch.
A meet in-r "at the tent at Nellie
Pari, is advuti.-ed lor ton, 01 row night
by tile Advcutisls. An exposition ol 'Jin!
)i inlhi.iiis, .". 1 11 will be given.
1.1 r on ins i i;i.r.
a sound
v:l and its
l.C. Me
oii ' cru
; Church,"
!i inter J.
: to the
Womlei till l.seape I rom iiisiunt
llt'litll.
1 in Thurs lav last in Pill inure Mr.
Win. M. Redwood, sou ol Alderman Red
wood, of ibis city, had .1 liiglilful fall.
He had gone in an elevator to the fourth
door ol an ollite to trans,-d some busi
ness und ordered the elevator bov to
iwait his ictui 11. The bov went on up
lo the tilth ll ior and le'i the elevator
door open. Mr. Redwood, returning,
thought the boy w is wailing for him
and stepped through lite door, falling to
the basement. Palling 011 bin led, he
sustained a compound fracture of the
lit leg. between the knee and ankle,
and his left ankle was sprained and he
was, ol c-'iuse, otherwise bruised.
I'lie doctors think that no internal in
juries were sustained. And Mr. Henry
Redwood's telegraphic advices are that
his sun is rc'overing very rapidly.
til l' I OK ll'AHTAMIllUi
I'll,:
AND VASELINE 000US.
Ten cent lxllla ot Vaseline wc now sell lot
five cents, All other Vaseline Roods at
REDUCED PRICES.
A Private M.ciliiu
Itappears that at a meeting held pn
vatelv and composed ol Mr, Pearson
Col. Long, Col. Lusk and others, this
committee hud been appointed. It was
moved in this private meeting thai
three men from each party should meet
and sec if coalition was desirable. This
motion, however, was quietly, but
efl'eetivelv, sat uiioii, and Ct I. I.usk di
thenppointi.ig. With verv t . w exceptions
thiseoniinittee was composed ol Republi
cans or Populists with Republican autcce
dentsand a Icwjs-. r. hen's The coalition
crowd had a clear und overwhelming
majority on that committee. It was nil
cut and dried. All the crow d of Satur
day' meeting Inn! to do was to swallow
want was otterco.
Where Are me KeHolutlouitT
Major Wistall, seeing no chance at
Saturday's meeting to have his resolu
tion acted upon by the convention, and
bcinK now a member of the ("previously
appointed" committee, slarted into the
the committee room and it was elinr to
the most casual observer that there was
blood in his eyes. And those resolu
tions of the previous meeting whnt be
came of them? When they ot before
the committee they were supported by
teo.Nri.xTiiU on locum rAuii.J
ANllCYllte Clult Has I.olH of
Work cut (tut for II.
The Asheville team left todav for Spar
tanbiirg, where they wi'l battle' today,
Tuesday and Wednesday. Thursday they
exped to reach Greenville and will play
the C.iecuvillc boys three straight games.
MeClmin will ptobably catch in the six
games.
A litst -class plavcr has been secured in
( lldhain's place until the hitter's linger
has recovered.
Some Of The isirlkert Uolnic Hack
To Work Trains Kuuuluic
Aicalo The PreHldeut Pro
claims AicaliiHl The KlolerH
To Aid Major llwpklus
Washington, July 'J. Major General
Scholicld has received a dispatch from
(leu. Miles stating that there were three
separate eoullids in Hammond, Intl.,
during the night. Several people were
killed and a number of 1 inters captured.
Secretary Herbert has ordered out the
entire naval lone at Mare Island,
California, to assist ia preventing the
rioting in San l-'rancisco.
Worse In Cullloi ulu.
San Thani'Isco, July SI. The strike
situation is more serious here than at
oiy 1 imc before. I'edirnl t'oops arc on
their way here, but they mav not be
able to get into this city and Sacramento
as their trains will be blocked by strik
ers if possible.
Hammond, 1 nil., uly '.). All is iiuiet
here this morning. The citi.ens of Ham
mond awoke to find themselves sur
rounded by one-third of the militia force
the State.
Sikinoi IKI.D, lib, July 9. In reply to a
message asking that the Illinois militia
act with thatol the Indianaeompaiiiesin
suppressing lawlessness at Hammond,
i.oM-rnor Altgehl has sent a telegram
consenting to the co-opcratiaii and ap
proving ol it.
Trains Moving
Uiii Aoo, July '.I. President ligan ol
the General Managers' association said
this inorniuL' that every road in Chicago
is moving trains, most of them on
time. -vital frtight trains, he said,
dcp.otid tins morning. A monster
mwi it:g held last night ol th legates
Iron a!l '.in- trade unions in the city,
deci le i t ':. u. unless the stiike is settled
by I p. tn. Tuesday, all labor unions
and ir.id.-org mirations here will strike.
I Ins tailn .:. the strike, which began in
Chicago among the trade unions,
will spuad to ail cities in the I'nited
States.
ettrikc (lor lu Tennessee.
MiCMi'iii , Tcnn.. July '.(.The strike
in Memphis is practically a thing of the
past. Yesterday nearly every passenget
wint out on time and todav it isex-
inctcd theie will lu no interruption
w halcver.
Iteliist d lo Olie.v I ls.
M s-su.on, (., July P. -President Uebs,
of the American Railway I'nion, ordered
out die nun on the Wheeling and Lake
Uric railway. The road docs not handle
Pullman cars and is not a number of the
General Managers' Association.' Sunday
night the local lodges met and refused to
obey licbs' order to strike. Pour other
railway orders represented on the Wheel
ing and Lake l.ric came to the same con
elusion.
Out At ToU clO
Toi.iiiio, (I., I nue 'J - Yard men 011 the
Wheeliu'.r ami Lake Piie. Ann Arbor and
North .l c! igan, Cii'cina.tli, Jackson
and Mackinaw are all out. No attempt
is made to move trains except that
Wheeling morning passenger train leltas
usual. Firemen .ire only waiting lor
order li 0111 President Sitgenttogo out
In Ilie Miivor's llantis.
Chicago, iilv '.I The result of a con
fcrenee in the city between Mayor Hop
kins and Gen. Miles brings to the hire
Chicago's mayor as virtual commander
of the Federal troops in the city. Gtu
Milis impns-ed upon the mayor during
tin ir talk the lad that troops are hen
to protict the government buildings and
to see that the inter state commerce
law is not violated, li il becomes neces
sarv to call out. the troops down town,
the mayor has been given to understand
tin-it the troops are at his disposal ami
await his otders to lire.
l.lKll l III Mll tll.'lll
Iu.thoit, Mich., June il. The strike
in the Michigan Central yards came to
an end at 7 o'clock this morning when
the employees ret in r d to work. At the
union depot the situation is unchanged.
Sitiidnv III Clilcaiio,
Chicago, July P. Comparative ipiiel
prevailed within the city Sunday, al
though there was, as might have been
expected, a mini! cr of sporadic instances
where little knots ol malcontents had
gathered, became boisterous anil were
finally scattircd by a charge from the
police. A number of small mobs lormed,
went noting, tiling nnd overturning
cars; beads weie cracked and snu
ravels, mostly the result of too much
nid whiskey, were Iriipicntly reported
nt police headipiarters. I here was,
however, no concerted ellortsat violence,
Ncicrot'H In Htrlkers' Places.
Fniiin Stock Yakps, III., July !.-
I'iiis morning the Rock Island company
lisli ibiiled a ear load of negroes along
the road from Twentv-sixthstrect south
crowd of excited strikers threatened to
kill the negroes. A strong detachment ot
police are now on duty along the tracks
Limes ! Limeades ! !
l.ivc ! ust rrci'ivL'd a fine lot of ficsli ripe
If you like limeades try ours. Ajso
Coco-Cola,
Egg Phospate.
Hire's Root Beer,
Pepsin Cherry Tonic.
l'ine.fpplc Snuw 15 t-ents) i still a great seller.
Our lev Cream Sod.i is frozen from initv krscv
RAYSOR & SMITH,
31 PATTON AVE.
tiPLN i:T-NIN0S TILL 11 O'CLOCK.
will KK inn vnr r,i-T it ;
THE FINEST THING OBTAINABLE,
no TAiii.i-: comim.i:tp:
WITllill T IT.
T HAS NO EQUAL.
i: THK I.ADIKrs AM) Tlll-IY WII.I, TK.L1.
YOr Tn CO To
li. XOLAND & SON
21 N. Main St., ('.meets,
uie yuu e.ui find n lush supply ul this
eeltl.ratfd
Steam linked Bread.
C'lirlstlHii i:iulfnvors
Two liiiudrid members of the Chris
tian Lndeavor society will arrive tomor
row in orning from Florida, At 1) III)
several of the prominent speakeis wi
make addresses nt the First Presbyte
rian chinch on the work of the nssocia
lion. The church will he tastifiillv dec
orated, and the public are invited to
attend. The party will visit Vanderbilt's
and leave on the afternoon train lor the
North,
Robbed.
Kev. Mr. ChrciUbcrg's parsonage
was robbed Friday nighl of all provis
ions, even t tic niorninccoflec being taken.
The thieves must have been slaves to
appetite solely, for they left all the
silver. A jug ol moluFsca was carried oil'
also. I Hiring the services ycstcrUny
sonic one entered Mr. Chrcitzbcrg's
study ana took nil uis keys.
comixc asp coisa.
udgc Chas. A. Moore returned today
Irom a business trip to reichtiioud, Y,
Arthur Kankin who has been ipule
sick at his home is reported better
today,
Kobcrt C. Frank has gone to Spartan
burg to yell over the Asheville baseball
victories.
L, Whitney Wood of Philadelphia
representing the Drained iS: Armstrong
Silk company, is in tue city.
C.cn. Clingham has lei t Concord, N
C where he has been some time, to visit
a. brother in ad kin county.
Mr. Frank 15. Morton, who super
vised the bringing out of the "Pirates of
Penzance," has gone to Ncwliern, N.C.
Mr. and Mrs. I. II. Lynch ami family
of Greenville, Ohio. Mrs. T. S. Oillilntid
ol Van Wert, Ohio, arc in town. They
remain indefinitely, on account of the
health ol Mrs. Lynch.
Nearly All tbe Holdler Hoys
purchased suits anil trousers at the
Itiinki-uiit Clothiner silr. i!S S. Main
street, before leaving for enmp. Some
hig Imrgnins in children 6 suits nnd cent!
fine clothing this week. All suits at less
than coat of material in them.
The Britannia beat the Vigilant again
today.
Tea For Summer Use.
0. AND 0. TEA.
W. A. Latimer,
No. 10 North Court Square.
Bule Agent lu Aihcvlllt for O. and 0. Tt.