Asheville Daily Citizen
VOLUME X. NO 7i.
ASHEVILLE, N. C, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 20, 1894.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
State Library.
Always
A I'KESH LOT
WHITMAN'S
CANDY DDI! FRI
DAY BY l!X
PKliSS. WM. KUOGliU.
I.KAV1', DRIlKKS AT KKUC-KK'S I OK
tii.vts Aiicirr
COLD
WATERMELONS.
FRESH
EVERY
MORNING
FROM
Cl)LD
STORAGE.
E A.T
CELERY BISCUIT,
A Dt'liulilliil Article (...
Fowl .nitl a tloootl Nitvi Tonic
WM. KROGER.
the
Cheapest.
UK SIZK ! IT!
We dou'l wuny much
tdioiit "hard titties," lc
cause we adopt our trade
to conditions as they exist.
Always
the
Cheaptes.
M tii lis that you ufl Utc
very iiiosl lui your dollar,
tint Hint the "roarics"
are iht'aii, llic value Is in
OitMjunlity nml in price
nt one anil Hie same time.
That rule is the stamlanl
hy which we govern our
business. Lowest in in ice
ami licsl in quality.
A. D. Cooper,
GROCERIES.
f.RYSTAL PALACE GEN-R0YST0NE'SAU,)K
Villi uinu ia.ua.Mu ...... if thc ........i.... WOUd 8tailc tIlc
Hilt TEXT
BARGAINS
JAPANESE RUCS,
HANI) WOVKN, ASSOKTKU UK-
SIGNS; jxs FT. ONLY ssc.; jf l-'T.
ONLY l.'m
These prices are truly bargains. Tlie runs are
very kooiI fur summer liuiues
Japanese Portieres,
IIAMHOO AND RICK.
MUtD
BIKNT.
inpHuvi;.
Many pretty desiKtis. We
them 20 ier cent, from price,
very cheap.
arc tiuw oft'erinc.
This makes them
NEW GOODS.
We are (laity Ki-ttiiiK i tioveltii-s ami pretty
little HiiiiKs in china, cut kIiiss, etc., that are
very appropriate souvenirs. Visitors welcome
Thai W, Thrash & Bro.,
CRYSTAL l'AI.ACK.
The tpeclal Aicent of Agrlculiu-
ral Department lvca Umi-
conib? llteDeiH fii of III Kimwl-
rdicc ol ibe Jiumiloii
In lus addicts before the (mid roads
meeting in the court house vtslcrd.-iy
aftetnuon, Get.. Roy Stone, a spceial
agent nml engineer of the Am icultur.il
department, sail the matter of road in
quiry whs a new departure for the gov
ernnicnt ami he frequently had to tx-
plain it. lie bad found some iieoplc who
were jealous and thought tin- load
question a private one for their Statis
On thc other hand he found many who
were anxious lo learn all thev could
about good road building and take ad
vantage ol the experience gained hy
others. "A lew ears ago," lien.
Stone eotitinucd, "Mr. I'.laiuc, then
Secretary of State, direeled the
foreign consuls to procure informa
tion nnthcroadi of foreign countries.
This they did and so complete and inter
esting were the reports and so great was
INKS !
STAFFORD'S
Cominei'-ial wi it i nt; Mailt, Tui versa
Jit i'.liick Cinliueil Wiitiu ami Copy
inu. lossy lilac k, Stampint;, Keel, llltte
Violtt, Oreeti
CAKTER'S
Ctitutiiiel WiiliiiK ami Copying. Hlne
Muck WritiiiK VUtU, lllack Letter. Koiit
Jtlaek, Kremh Copying, CnpyinK. Imlel
ihle, Safety, SlyloRraphic, Crimson
I'luiil, Carmine, Hast Ketl.
AKNOt D'S
Wiitin l-'luiil, CopyiiiK, Anloine's Copy
ing, Caw's Utaek, Cross SlyUnnM"ic.
400
YARDS
Ol'
Towle
MUCILAGE
CAKTKK'S,
STIiKLlNO,
STAHOKD'S,
I'OMHKOY'S.
H. T. ESTABROOK
Slnliiiuery store.
22 S. Main St.
the
Twister
To supply the immense tit ma ml for his fashinii-
alilf work. Its'-" " ""
ALL THE RACE.
Last chance lo see him. An interesting ami en
tcrtaiiiiiiR exhibition. With every dollar pur
chase of grocel ies, we arc still presenting one
of his pins to tinier I-'UKIC.
5owell & Snider
Walking Canes
HI' Til H l,TKT STVII-'S.
r'iUccn ilu.ell reccivcil lod.iy, prices llotll nf.
lo.vi. The folkmiug is thc nanus of the
dilVercnt wooil
CONGO,
LAPKKL.
JUNII'KK.
WKkCIISl;!,,
KDKLW I-IS.S,
AMKK1CAN OAK,
OAK,
01,1 VH
1UK.H,
OKANl'.K,
llA.l'.I.Ol'AC'IA,
ill, AC K llliANC.K.
IILACK IIA.MIIOl).
L. HLOMREHG,
17 I'ATTfIN AVliNlUS.
Late
Style
Siloes.
University . . .
of North Carolina.
Includes the College, the University, the Law
School, the Medical School and the Summer
School for teachers. College tuition, $60 a year;
hoard, (7 lo ij per mouth, Session begins
Sept. 6. Andres
President Winston,
We represent the best shoe uialillfacliuers in
the country.
J. A. lluuislcr Co., mcu and
Iniys.
II. Armstrong & Co., HviU
& llrolllcr, mid Kdwiu C.
Hurl tt Co., Indies.
Williams, HoytSi Co., misses
and children.
All oild stock at reduced prices.
Umbrellas re-covered while you wail.
Slioes neatly repaired.
J. D. Blanton & Co.
39 l'ATTON AVK.
6-JodllllO
CHAPEL HILUN. C
THE ADVENT TERM
OH TIIK Fll-TY-TIIIRI) ANNUAL
8KSS10N OK" ""
St. Mary's School,
RALEIGH, N. C,
IIKl'.INS
SEPTEMBER 20TH, 1894
Address the Kectur,
Rev. R. Snied es, A. M
y-ijdjmo
CORXLAiTOBRgSy
HRAU RUTATB DR0KBR9.
INVBSTMnNT AGBNTS
NOTARY PDBL1C '
Loan Hecanly placod at S twr cut,
UIIih 19 16 Pattoa kit., ap utiUr.
You Couldn't
do Better
Than uive vimr Itesl uirl ii Intx of Teiinv'!
the Lent imiiiIv mnle couhln'l tret bet
ter at $i a pound k Is all it costs in cle
uant box. Tenny's chocolate creams, very
line, 40c. tioou wrnppcu caramels, ic
Bargains in
Fine Stationery.
Just think of linen writinK pniier M'. 0
miire Shamrock linen 10c , 1'crfection
lim n 13 v. Hox of HuhI'm fine imHraml
em le lopes j.sc. That'll our way of making
you try our papers uou t you uiiiik 11
Kood one ?
Couldn't Suit Her.
A Utile ulrl wanted n dollar crnnuet set
told her we Mild all dollar sets at S5C. she
would not buy as she wanted one for a
dollar she couldn't sec that our 8sc. set
was same as dollar sets elsewhere nuylie
you can.
8 N.
Court Square
RAY'S
Special Low
Price Tickets
To Halishury. Htatesville, tlieeiiHlwro,
Ilativltle, Durham, QurlliiKlon, Hnleiuh,
(ohlslKjro, etc., lower than ever Ixrfore
nulv one tmin -leaves nt t in the morn
iiiK-sce tne now every ticket guar-
. nnteed,
C. TP RAY,
Member American Ticket Broken' Association,
ON THKRO.UARK. "tELKPHONU 194.
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Grape Juice
UNFERMENTED
A TURK I'OOU
A NON-ALCOHOLIC
UHYKRACK
Heinitsh & Reagan
the ikinanil lor llicni thai Congress
could harillv have the supply kept up to
the demand. It is just as important
that Maine knows what Georgia docs
in the way of road building, and that
New Jersey kuows what North Carolina
chus, us it is lor the I'uited States In
know what is being done nwiimaml.
We succeeded 111 getting a small appro
priation to iiulhoiizc the department lo
impure as to the road improvement
question of the (lilK'mit States. This
appropriation became available last
July, but. Secretary Morton was slow to
tuke action. In ttolicr 1 was ap
pointed; since then Mr. Morton has
become very much iiitcnsted, and the
Iieoplc have also shown a gieat ileal ol
interest. Mr. Morton buds everywhere
such approval Irom the people and the
press that he has asKe 1 another appro
priation for the conduct ol the bureau
and by next year we wiil gel the matter
well in hand.
The whole sii'ijeet ol mad impruy
tnent is practically a mystery to most ol
the people ol thc I. lilted Stales. We hud
that there is a great deal 01 new road
building going on, in which various
methods arc cmplovid. In smiie conn
ties thc aiitlioiuiis have been borrowing
money to carry oil the work, 111 others
c nvict labor is US' il anil in sinl others
State aid is givi 11. In New lerscv Slate
aid is given in mouev, while the locali
ties (lesiiii,g unproved roads give a cer
tain proportion to the cost, l'enns Iva-
ilia has a Highway comnii'siou thai, h is
approved the giving nl State aid to the
extent of $1,1100,000, and NcwYotk will
no doubt be on the list ol Sla c ai'l
Stati s next year. With an iiopropria
lion ol S7.1.000 111 New ersi v In) mils
ol road have been limit. The cost tlier
has been high because ol the distance
which the material had to be hauled.
Wc have found thai the cost ol macad
amized roads is not as much as lias been
thought. In Kentucky they are building
roails ll feet wide lor Jfllitio or $lsoo
a mile, and 111 (jcorgia lor $12-M a mile,
while in Lanandaigua the cost is omy
$S0()or $000.
1 have pasted over roads when it
quired two horiis to draw my lii,:gy,
nml later 011 the unproved tools hnv
seen two horses drawing 11 ton. As von
arc situated here vou have cvn v hies
iug the Alniiglitv could give von, and
yet, I am told, are cursed 111 winter with
almost as bad roads us can b.' found
anvwherc. The onlv complaint I h.iv
heard ol AsheviPc was concerning the
roads. Yet 1 have never been here ami
don't want to slander your people. Scud
men wl.o do nol lielicvc 111 unpioved
roads to those lucidities where thc 1111
prnvemcnts have been made and they
will come back missionaries lor good
roads.
"There is no icason why yi u should
not have loll or 200 miles ol good roads
111 Buncombe. In coming here I mil W
II. Baldwin, vice president of the S mill
em Kailway company, autl be tolil me
thai the railroad was just as much ii:
tenstid as were thc citizens in the im
provement of the roads. 1 think very
reasonable rates could lie made, there
fore, for the transportation of limestone
from Hot Springs. There is plenty ol
suitable stone here lor the substructure,
but thc top three inches should b- ol
thc best stone that could be found. The
practical question is, What can you do
for roads?! don't know whether you
could rely upon a vote lor issuing bonds
unless the people arc better educated on
the subject than tl cy were in New York
or Michigan. II you can get them up to
this, you will tind that the road improve
ments will increase taxubka, but will
limiiiish thc tax rale. The cities should
lie willing to assist in this improvement
Ihxuusc the clK't of bad roads is felt
more by the city people than bv the
farmer, because the latter is able lo live
at home in bad weather, while the cities
depend upon him in great measure. You
have 111 Asheville so large a proportion
ol thc population ol the countv that the
city people would pay their full shaic il
bonds were voted.
The advantages for budding roads
here arc greater than 111 I he .North and
Northwest. You have no heavy frosts
and can work all winter, labor iselicupcr,
and the beds of the roads need nol be
mude mi deep on account ol the iihscnce
ol the licavv Irosts. U111 siioum nave n
State Highway commission, mere is
such a commission in Massachusetts
which bus the dillcicnt materials lor
roads tested, visits every county each
season, nml is auinnrizcu to lay out cei-
tnin county roads Yotintcvtry lortti
mite in havinu u Hoard of Commission
er! and a Hoard of Magistrates. It is a
sort of Legislature and anything it
would siiv would have great weight
with the State I.ccislatine. Should tie
State give aid in the mutter by the u c of
convicts to uuarry the stone, tne cost 01
that if the macadam would stand the
weather it would answer perfectly for
the under stratum of the roads.
W. I), llniighteling inquired if it was
not a lact that poor granite was bet
ter than good limestone. He had noticed
that in a linn stone street in drv weather
there was always a great deal of dust
and in wct'weather there was a sort of
mortar. Gen. Stone thought that the
best quality of limestone was the better,
I'll . as a rule trap rock was better still.
The usefulness of a State Highway com
mission would be demonstrated here, in
making tesls of the different materials.
Gen. Stone believed the enmity would
come to the point ol issuing bonds for
roads. If the countv voted to borrow
$2.i0,000, as it is autlioriz d to do, it
L'ould build loll miles of highways,
enough to reach every district of the
county. The people would never feel the
interest on the bonds. He suggested
that a committee be app iutcd to go to
New Jersey and investigate thc road
work, iiml fell sure thev would return
very much 111 favor ol the system of good
roads. He thought such a committee
could go al small cost, having low rates
made by the laiboads. According to t lie-
law in New Jersey, oi.e-thiid of the cost
is paid by the county, one-third by the
State, nml one-third by the locality in
which the road is built, but the latter
docs not begin paying for n year and
Hit 11 has HI years in which to pay its
third. All the talk about these roads
has mil done ball the good that a sight
ol the practical working ill thc system
has done.
lien. Slum's address was listened lo
with great interest 011 all sides.
Gen. Stone, ,'iccompanicd bv II. I . Col
lius and Geo. K Collins, visited Kich-
moud Hill yesterday allernoon. lie
spent the night with Col. Hoyt at Ituga
diuc and left, tin- afternoon lor Washing
ton.
THE QUESTION OF SUGAR
hpeakkh crisi confkrd
WITH THK IMtKttlUFNT.
MoinetliliiK lutercalliiic Was fald,
Bur Wliat ?-Quad's) HurprlHe
VllaH t'p For a Hel Miercli -
Washington, uly 2ti Sicakcr Crisp
was el itcted with thc President nearly
an hour this morning. The Speiker de
clined to say anything us lo the nature
of the interview or its result, nllhough it
islnown that it related to the future
course of thc tariff conference.
After a debate running over three
hours yesterday Senator arvis' resolu
tion that the tariff bill he sent buck
without instructions was agreed lo by
unanimous consent, although at no lime
did Vilas give thc assurance to thc cau
cus that he wou'd not press his motion
to strike out the diH.-rciitial duty on re
filled sugar.
das had a coniereucc with the Presi
dent this morning, anil it wasuudei
stood before the Senate met, thai he would
withdraw the motion he made to strike
out the one-eighth of a cent differential
duty oil reliii'.d sugar. 1 lus action ol
Vilas, while it would clear the atmos
phere a great deal does 11 it jiistily Dem
ocrats in asserting that thev have clear
sailing before them. (In thc contrary
one ol the most prominent Democrats in
the .ciintc said this morning that every
thing depended upon the vote of lrby.
1 lus same Senator said Kyle nnd Allen,
the two Populists, would vote to strike
out the one-eighth as thev did before,
ami that il Irbv voted with them, as
ilnl when the same proposition was
C KTF.R TO 15E NOMINATED
VI. UV I.IHI.l: CO.NVI.N I IO.M
.r Illl.l.rtllUltll
I.va lit-l wood Maiutd lor ilir
M ac- Henau-Tim Tiiwii In l ull
I'H KericuHou 011 -.li-s ;rniintl
Im.l.sii'iKo, N.C , July 20 Special
K. L. ; I.catlicrwuoil ol sitvaiu has
h.cn nominated on the fns' ballot (or
State senator I10111 thcThirty-lotirth dis
trict over M. S. Farmer of Henderson.
The representation in the judicial con
vention kiii perhaps the largest ever
known in ill.1 district. Kvirv hotel
full.
I hc c invention will be called to order
at K!0 bv K. P. llilmtr ol Haywood,
chaninaii ol the judicial committee.
It is conceded that Carter will be 110m
iuatedaiid il - ill probably be 011 1 he si c-
ond ballot.
l:e gusoii id llavwood is the oulv L-an
lidalc on lac ground.
CHIMIN II. I'Ol'lt
I'll lo
he
rcviin sly submitted to them, tlu're was
little hope thai such action could be prc-
vcnled.
At two o'clock the conference report
on the tariff bill was taken up, and,
much to everybody's sm prise, (biav
yvliliilreyv the amendments be ollcrcd
T ties lay. instructing the conlerees with
relerence to thc sugar schedule. Vilas
look the Hour ami proceeded to address
I ue Semite.
Ml KIIICU. Hl'It'IUt', I.VNHI1NG
IN DRINKING
SODA WATER
Till-' IIHST IS NIINK Too COtlll.
h l-a?,
What 1 lie- Iloflv Huh limit!
1 IiIh Afirrnooti.
In Criminal court vesti nlav itllei noon
sneaking ol the Jesse Murray case. Judge
incs said .hat in all probability if Mur
ray hut! been colored and the gill had
been white t lie rase would nol havegone
as far as the court. Judge Jones' sen
tence 1 f 10 years imposed on Murray ap
parently had little tffc. t on the prisoner.
He is only 1 0 or 1 7 veins ol ;ge.
im Walker, licieloloici oiivicltd ol lar
ceny, was seiitencril lo Iwo years oil the
eoii.ity roads.
In the case against J II. Pptinan and
I ' 1 1 1 Mclicc, alf nv.thcf iiiuersiiliuiilted.
fid K Newton, charged with larceny.
was louiid not guilly. A nol pros w as
entiled in the case charging pc'jurv.
Infill l.oty. a wildest in this ease, was
culled and failed to answer, and a line ol
$0 Wiis imposed upon him lor Ins lailiirc.
1 he loin c ises against S. II twice ol
H.ivwood, fi r f ngery. were continued.
Nc v bills wt re sent by (he giaml jury
against 1). I,. Reynolds on the charge of
einbi r.zlcmciil, these taking the place ol
those lotinil at the last term.
Today in the case against Will anil
Heck Clarke, charged with forcible tics-
pass, thc ileleiidanls were li.iiud not
guiby.
Slate vs. J. . Spe.ns and . I., l.ovc,
illrav; former siiliinil ted and iiulgim-nl
suspended un pay tnent ol costi; latter
not guilty.
Stale vs. Delia Lor I anil I. avium Wil
liams, affray; submitted and judgment
suspended on pay mail ol costs.
State vs. hd. lis in, assault; not
guilty.
HlKl t K MY A HOHHIv
A l.lxi of Morrllile Cmn
w.hi nml Muulli.
I.os Ani-,i-:i.i:s, Cal., u!y 20. John
Craig last night drove to Glciidalr, live
miles from this city, where his wif ', from
whom he was divorced three months
ago, was stopping with her brother,
George Hunter, and deliberately shot
and killed 1) ith. lie then relumed to
this city, went home to his faihei-in-law's,
William Hunter, killed him, walked
to the dining room and shot and killtd
his mother-in law. He then fired two
shots into bis o.vn lore-head, Initialled
to killed himself. The trouble was over
the settlement of community property.
St. I.oi is, Mo., July 20 Charhs Wil
son, colored, was hanged thU morning
lor murder ol another negro, Most
Hodges, N ivenibcr S, 1S02.
Caki.isi.I!, Ky , July 20. Shortly after
midnight a mob broke down the jail
doors, look out m. lyler, colored, and
hai.gcd him to the no s-arm of n tele
graph pole. Tyler was in jail to answer
the charge ol criminal assmlt upon a
III years old girl, whom he had choked
ami bcaieu
DoYI.hstows, Pa., lulv 2('i. Wallace
Itu tc, a hall-breed Indian, was hanged
in the county jail here this morning lor
the murder ol ,1,1 aged couple.
Savannah, Ga., ulv 20. Max biscti
maun, a well knoA ii clothing merchant
who lulled a lew nays ago, took morphine
this morning and is dying.
C hattaniioi.a, lciin , July 20. I-,. V
Maiaon, editor ol thc local evening
paper, was called to his door ami as
suuUci! last night by County judge
Hugh Whiteside, whom Matsou had at
tacked in his paper. The Judge struck
Matson anil attempted lo draw a re
volver, but Matson tscapul. Recently
judge Whiteside 11 1 tempted to kill Di.
George Hunt lor a similar offense.
We try to keep uur's up to the highest staiul-
od. IkiIIi as to I lie valie-ty ol thinks uffcied,
I he manner of service, and lich nnality ol juices.
Out lee Cream Soda I inc.) is lioell hum pine
Jersey Cream 1 tij milk.) tiur l'iueaile
Snow (5c.) is a delicious linxcii .Sherbet, mid
great favor He. Our Ey.K I'hosiilialc ( iue) is, wc be
lieve, fai siipc-iio! to those usually olfcled. It is
1 rich ill ouial ic hosih ale, very t;i.-it'btl mid
aptn luiiii; to weak sloiiiach... In lact wc try to
excel in every thinj; we oflcr on our menu tab
let. "Wc fan yuu while you drink." I'resh
ripe limes just received.
RAYSOR & SMITH,
31 PAT TON AVE.
OPUN I-YUNINGS TILL 1 1 O'CLOCK.
WIIHKK OO' V'"' "I"!' IT?
THE FINEST THING OBTAINABLE,
IN THIi HUl'Ni:
Ail .tCL'Iclenl on Nonli Mo 1 11 Willi
No HerloiiN KcKiili.
Yesterday afternoon as Ucv. Dr. Ii. I'.
Choilzbcrg was driving in his buggy on
North Main street near College several
men crossed thc s reet in Irout of his
horse and be icined up. At the horse
started forward ngain a (little child ran
tcross the street in Iroutol the horse and
was not and could not have been seen by
Dr. Clucitz'ierg until the animal had
struck it. The horse, as it was stopped,
had a foot on one of the child's feet. The
little fcllow whs taken to Dr. W, 1'.
Wbittiiigton's office, where Dr. CiireiU-
berg was assured that the onlv injury
was 1111 iilir.'isiou ol the skin mid not at
all serious. Dr. Chrcit.bcrg offered to
pav all ixpcnscs that might arise Irom
the accident.
At the time of the accident an uncle of
the child, a Madison mu'i named Tilson
usul offensive language toward Dr
Cured xhcrg. I bis morning be was in
the M Ivors court thcrclor and was
lined $10.
A yuc-mloii ol Kt-iereiice 10 Com
millet, h.
Washini.Tiin, Julv 20. In the House
today ncaily three-foni lbs of an hour
was spent nt the beginning of today's
session deciding whether or not t lie bill
to prohibit and prevent the adulteration
of foods and drugs should be taken from
thc committee on inter state commerce
and sent lo tliccoinmitlccouagricultuic.
By a vote of 120 to 71! the House de
clared that the bill rightfully belonged
to the committee on agriculture. Tins
being disposed of, the regular order win
demanded and the House, niter agreeing
to a conference report on the District of
Columbia street railway bill, proceeded
to the consideration id measures re
ported from the committee mi intcr-stute
ami foreign commerce.
Killed In aNIiif.
ii.KiisiiAKKii, I'd., illy 20. Ail ex
ploring party ol prominent men descend
ing a mine 111 West Pittston this mom
ing. when the cage Ml to the bottom.
Col. A. G. Mason, superintendent Lehigh
Valley company, was instantly killed
Three others were latullv injured'. I'rof.
joseph llorrell, Lehigh University; Wil
liam Smith ami Frederick Mercur.
AOFNCV FOB
BON-BONS, 6H0C0LATF, ETC.
HP.Cl'.IVI'.M TWICH A WHWK
Ht called For Cauie.
ToKio, I uly 20. Gone Tatcno, Japan
ese Minister to Washington, has been
quarrying would be only about tcvin recalled to Japan and Mr. Kukiiio, 1111
cents a cubic yard, Tluti, I believe, very exiiericrced dqiloniat.linsbeennppoiuted
reasonable terms lor transportation I . succeed him. This change is made on
could be made with thc railroads, so account of dissatisfaction at the manner
that you cou tl get the stone delivered in which Minister Tatcno has conducted
here for about 40 cents a cuutcynnl. negotiations w ith the Washington gov
You will find that roads are being built I cr.imcnt looking to a modilitatiou ol
generally nine feet wide, with an earth extra-territorial treaties.
rond n onesiile. The attcr IS a better
road perhaps nine months in the year Betier TimeslB oue IMsce
ami suves a great deal ol wear und tear Nhwcasi Lit, I'cun., July UU.-Tlic in
oftlie mneadum. Your roads would be ,,.;,, !,,! ; .1,1, ; brii,,
more expensive than 111 some sections " ' n
,.r .h.. ....1 1im.11.nl lilline. me.... than for months. Two furnaces have
sury. You should be very careful not to resumed operations and another is pre
A Republican A 1. A.
Mii.wai ki;k, Wis., lulv 20. Major
W. II. I phani, one of the candidates ol
the A. P. A , was nominated for Govern
or on the lirst ballot in the Republican
State convention l bis mtrning.
CO XMSSED TELEG HAMS.
-AT-
Helnitsh &. Reagan
put stone on hills of more thau three or
four per cent. grade unless arsoiuieiy nec
essary. And get good engineer! to sur
vey the roads."
Col. Prank Coxr usked us to macadam,
f ayiuff It bad been found that some of
pining to blow in. extensive repans
arc being mude nt Ked jacket, and will
probably resume in about two weeks.
The Slienango VMIev Steel mill, which
has been idle sc viral mouths, will start
t up next Monday.
Prcsiilent Cleveland bus appointed
Cairol P. Wright, commissioner ol labor
joliu D. Kcrnan of New York, and Nich
olas V.- Worthiiigton of Peoria, III
commission to investigate the Chicago
strike.
John Collins and Ins daughter were
shot ut Hirnnnghnin bv a son who mis
took them lor burglars. Thc father is
dead.
Grand Muster Workman Sovercig
goes to Alabama rritlay to tuke part iti
the State campaign.
Mayor Pitzimtrick of New Orleans has
begun n $100,000 libel suit against tie
Dudy States.
Coxcv and his son have gone home
and his ragged men arc on tlie ooint of
( starvation.
Nt) TA1II.K COMI'I.HTI.
WITHOUT IT.
T HAS NO EQUAL
ASK TIIK LAIHKS AND TIIKY WILL THLL
YOU TO OO TO
. 15. NOLAND & SON
21 N. Mtdu St., Grocers,
Where you cau find a flesh supply 01 tins
celebrated
Steam linked liread.
A I'OMl'LliTK LINK Ol'
PICKLES
Sweet, Mixed 'and Cucumber
W. A. LATIMER'S,
No, ibj N, Court Square.
Lallmer carries a nice slock; of Potted meats,
I'reuch Bardliiei,,Cnickcnijl(tG. ...