North Carolina Newspapers

A 1 II M II W M T 1 J Stat Mlnuv r isneviue oaiiy uitizen VOLUME X. NO 74 A8HEVILLE, N. C, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 81, 1894. PRICE 5 CENTS. BREAD MAKERS ! LOOK HERE. At (liis mm son of tlie ywtr thi-re is atwnys inotr 01 less Imultle with flour, uvvitiK lo the fact that millers art; lit-K.miiiiK to use new wlu-iit. There will Inr 110 new wheat met! hi making "rilllmry'i Het" for mouths. DAILY OUTPUT IN 1S78, 200 lbls. . . . DAILY OUTPUT IN 18i)3, 15(i,300 blls. . WM. KROGER. Walking Canes lip THK I.ATKST STYLUS, r-'iltcell dozen received today, (trices flutll lic. toJ.i.OU. TllC followitlll is ItlC 1IQIIIC! of UlC dillcrciit wood : CONCO. I.Al'KM.. JUNiri'.K, WKKCIIS1X, HUISI.WKISS, AMKKICAN OAK, OAK, OLIVH I'UK.K, OKANe'.li, 1IA.KI.0CACIA, . UI.ACK DRANUK, II l,ACK IIAMHOO. L. BLOMBERG, 17 PATTON AVUNl'li. University . . of North Carolina. Includes the College, the University, the Law School, the Medical School and the Bummer School for teachers. College tuition, (To a year; board, (7 lo fit per month. Session begins Sept. 6, Address President Winston. CHAPEL HILL, N. C tVjodinioN THE ADVENT TEKM OF THK FIFTY-THIRD ANNUAL 8KSSION OF St. Mary's School. ' RALEIGH, N. C, ' ' . ' BHtiiNS - SEPTEMBER 20TH, 1894. ,' Address the Rector, ttov. Smcdcs, A. M. 7ljdjmo CR3!&D3WM)S. 1 BBAti BaTATB BROKBB8. INVMTMBNT AOaUTTS) NOTARY PUBLIC ' Loam Btcuraly plawd at Mr Mat. OSsM BO Bl 16 r.ttoa Ays, p stairs Always the Cheapest. THAT'S AIlllI'T THH SI.H OK IT! We duu't worry much about "hard times," be cause we adopt our trade to couditious as they ex ist. Always the Cheaptes. Means Unit you net the very must for your dollar, not that the "groceries" are cheap, the value 1m in the quality ami In price nt one ami the same time. That rule is the standard by which we govern our business. Lowest In price and best in quality. A. D. Cooper, GROCERIES. INKS! STAFFORD'S Commercial wrilinp, I'luid, Vim-eisal Jet Mack, Combined WritillK iiikI Copy iue;, t'.lossy Itl.u-k, Stumping, Ked, Mile Violet, Urcen CARTER'S Combined Writing mm Copyinu:. Illue lllack WritillK Fluid, lllack Utter, Koal Hack, French Cupying, Copying, Indel ilile, Safety, StyloRrailiic, Crimson Fluid, Carmine, Fust Red, Caw's lllack. Anionic's Cnpyiuu), Ctoss Stylofijaphic. Arnold's Writing Fluid, Copying. MUCILAGE CAKTHR'S, STF.KI.INtS, STAFFORD'S, l'UMKROY'S. H. T. ESTABROOK Stationery Store. a S. Main St. Ladies' Fine Oxford Ties. We are still able to fit you in our liest grade of longola and patent leather oxford ties. We are offering our wine colored Russia calf oxford ties at $j.oo former price 3.50. Dig reduction on odd stock iu all lines. Our stock of trunks, valises and umbrellas is complete. Reiirig neatly done. J. D. Blanton & Co 39 FATTON AVK. Don't Smoke A poor cigar just as well smoke a good one costs no more if you know what kind lo buy most people are buying Smokeltes mey picase mom people you u never Know now goon iney are umu you try ineni sc. isnuiuey cosi, Good Books Arc Cheap Today over ,ooo good novel by noted manors Hold for yearn at 15c. each, great bargain at ,c. Ships That Pass In the Niul.t. Yellow Aster. Dodo. Hsther Waters. Umbrella Mender, etc., 10c, Heavenly a wins, 40c. For Kent, MarselU and History of David Grieve, by Mrs. numpnrey warn, lor rent, ckhi miming. RAY'S 8 N. Court Square. Excursion Tickets Cheat) to Hallsburv. Greensboro. Reid1 ville ami Danville, itpeclnl low rate, all itcKeis guaranicca, see me ai once. O. H HAY, Member American Ticket Brokers' Association. ON THK BtJUARB. TKLKPHONK 194. CRYSTAL PALACE BARGAINS JAPANESE RUGS, HAND WOVKN, ASSOKTKD DK 8ICNS; 2x8 FT. ONLY 88c.; 3x6 FT. ONLY J1.98. ...saas These prices are truly bargains. The runs ure 'ery good for summer homes. . . . . Japanese Portieres, BAMBOO AND RICK. Many pretty designs. We ore now offering them 20 per cent, from price. This makes them ery cheap. tt NEW GOODS Wearedaily getting In novelties and pretty little things in china, cut glass, etc., that are ery appropriate souvenirs. Visitors welcome. Thai W.x Thrash & Bro., CRYSTA L I'ALACK. Towle the Twister's LATEST SpJinibh Hi iers, Inlnntty SwimcIm, Hull Dress Sabres, Initial I'hts-so stylish IS! liLISTEXIM MILD WIRE FREE With every cash purchase amounting to i.k ut Powell & Snider - c o c d o o g (0 A o i o o o a q w C 7. 0) w u 5 w u t O JO j a ; S 9 3 3 5 w 0 . ce oi Q 4 r. 1 Grape Juice Grape Juice Grape Juice UNFERMENTED A l'URK HOOD 4. A NON-ALCOHOLIC DKVKRAGK Heinitsh & Reagan AGENCY FOR BOli-BOHS, GH0C0U7F, ETC. RKCmvHU TWICH A WHKK -AT- Helnitsh & Reagan N THE RAILROAD WORLD NEW SUPERINTENDENT FOR THE W. N. C. II Is) Vnderalood To Be W. B. Rider. To Take Cbarice To morrow Tbe Old Freight Kates Rcalorrd Oilier Railroad Talk. It is a fact not generally known, but it ii understood bv Tim Citizen on good authority that on and after tomorrow the Western North Carolina division of the great Southcin Railwny company will be under the controlling hand of a new superintendent. The new man ut the helm will be V. II. Svdcr, heretofore superintendent of the Georgia Pacific railway, and he will have charge of the Western North Cnrolina, Chail ttc, Co lumbia and Augusta and Columbia and Greenville divisions, with headquarters at Columbia, S. C. In the superintend ence of the Western North Cnrolina branch of the system Mr. Ryder will suc ceed Mr. Iierkeley, superintendent of the North Carolina division, who was given charge of this branch temporarily. No More V. T , V. & O With tbe midnight stroke tonight the old familiar "E. T., V. & G.," ns such in name, will pass into railroad liistnrv, and will take unto itscll the name of the Southern, forming the western system of this great corporation. A rumor has been current to the tll'.ct that that oart of the Western North Ca'olinn road be tween Ashevillv and Paint Kuck would be added to the western system, but nothing definite on this line is known among the officials of the road here. 'Twss Hliorl l.lvcd A month or so ago the merchants and shippers of Aslicvillc were pleased by the announcement that freight rates from '.astern points to this city had been re duced about 25 rt cent, on some classes of merchandise. The new tariff ruled and the merchants dreamed of the possi ble good time when rates would go to a lower notch. Hut their hopes arc shat tered and even Unit which tin v hath in reduction is to be taken from them, freight Agent Olive tils This Litizkn thut on tomorrow the old talis me to c restored. The whvncss of this when- fore is not explained to the layman. Mow, Do TIiIh! A railroad man said yesterday, speak ing of the advantages of Aslicvillc along with the change of the R. & 1)., thut the headquarters of the system ought to be nt Aslicvillc. Thecitvis easily accessi ble from all points, would lie a go id cen tral point fur the gigantic ss cni, and its hculthfulness would lie an milled at traction of great importance to the arge number ol employes who would be iddcd to the city's population, lletc is a pointer for thase high in authority on the Southern. Come to Aslicvillc! NEARINU THE CI.OHIC. Criminal Court Uoluir Tlirougli KM UUHllll . Yesterday uftcrnoon in the Criminal court George Justice, charged with as sault, was found not guiltv. State vs. V. P. Love, false prcti no-; continued to next term. State vs. lirncst Ilarlcss, larccm ; not guilty. State vs. I raiik drain, assauli; sum mit tul mid judgment susicndcd 011 pay ment ol costs. I. rant was acquitted 011 charge of carrviug conceakd weapons. State vs. im Floyd, nssaull with lendlv weapon; two months on the roads. In the catc of I). L. Revnolds,enil .le nient, which was yct rdav rcnioved to the Sunt nor court, the dcleiulaiit gave $'J (I0U bond for aiiiieantnce at the Ali en t term. today in t lie ease of State vs. David I'l'ivd and George Wnrren, nlVrav.thede lendants were found guiliy mid h'loyd was sent to the roads lor one mouth Judgment was suspended as to Warren and lie was recognized to next term. State vs. Waits Harris, assault with deadly weapon; mistrial. Defendant gave security to next term. Sam Leathers was convicted ol the lar ceny of an old hat, and judgment was suspended, the dcKndnnt being recog nized to appear at next term uud show that he had kept the law. State vs. A. I.Schcll, gambling; guilt v State vs. Henry Cowan, it Pinion dc tcctive, can ini; concealed wen do 11; not IMIlltV. State vs. Jim Kigsoee and Mary l. l.y- dn, f. and a ; six months each 011 the roads. I. hi. Sludcr, ir retailing; guilty 111 one case, and suDmitted in three others. Tbe court is ncuring the close ot its work for tbe term. "DOCTORED" THE LIQUOR In Order To Eade Tbe Payment Of Tbe HlKber Tax. liAt.TiMOKtt, July 31. Pour thousand barrels of whisker may be confiscated by the federal government as the result ol nn attempt to avoid the payment of $1,000 or $5,000 tax, says a morning ancr. It is alleged that a local distill ing firm, a few days ago, made applica tion lor release from a government ware house of 4.000 ban els of whiskey. I he ample barrels which the gauger tried, showed onlv a fraction above proof, und he became suspicious. Other barrels were found to vary lr Irom inc samples, nna alwnvs at a much hiuher showing. The gauger, becoming sutisliecl that the iam tile barrels bad been "doctored" to avoid the payment 01 the lugner tax, reportea tbe case to Collector ol Internal Revenue Vandivcr, and he, it is stated, yesterday laid the cae More Stcrctary Lai lisle. If the secretary orders the collection of higlust penalty fixed bv the revenue law lot violation, one ot the largest nisiiuc es in Haiti more will he closed, its pro duct now in bond confiscated and sold by the government, and the owners nn- j i 1 , . 1 . c 1 !u,-.:.nHUM gcrcu iiuuic iu uuc uuu iinpusuuuicuh, Flro Loa of ftjoo.ooo. MiNNEAious. July 31. Twenty acres of lumber piles, containing .about 25, 000,000 feet of lumber bclongitlR to the Shevhn-Carncntcr lumber company, sit uated on the west bnnk of the river, within a nunrtcr of a mile of the centre of the citv, were totally destroyed by fire xcsterdnv afternoon, at a loss 01 luny 300,000. YESTERDAY'S UASBUALL CAMUS National Leneur Pittsburg 8, Cincin nntlO: New York 13. Philadelphia 7; Boston 5, Baltimore 2; Washington 10, Brooklyn 0; Cleveland 14, Louisville 5; Chicago 8, St. Louis 4. OUR BOYS WENT IN TO WIN' NOW. HEALLT, THAT'S) THE BVHINEW THEY'RE IN. Tbrsr ;ot in Tbe flame, And Plavcd Iks ttaiur, And Won II Willi Tbe :ltlt George Rattled Tbe Both And Made or Tliein Tova, T liar j Tbe Reason Tbe (lpariaua Are Hick Si'ABTANiit'KO, Julv 31 -Special The visitors won yesterday's game from Spartanburg by suierior hatting. They bit James freely, unci bv bunching their hits netted a total of six runs, four being made in the fourth inning and two in the fifth. Stephens pitched a beuutilul game and was well nii;h iuvincib'c. The locals could do but little with bis deliv ery. The game was played with snap by the mountaineers. Only three errors were made and they did not prove very damaging. The only kicking done dur- ng the game was done in the fourth inning. l nomas got his oase on balls and scored on singles by King and James. With King on third James started for second; he wtis caught be tween bases and while Mctz and Green were coquetting with him, Kini; darted ownrds Home ami by a hcnutitul slide scored. 1 lie decision was close but he was clearly safe. The visitors kicked vigorously and threatened to leave the field, so for the sake of mace King was culled out and the locals deprived of a run they had justly earned. After this the home team lost spirit and Asheville poured out base hit niter base hit, which won the game, t-curc by tunings: 12 3 4 r 11 M !l 0 o 0 n 1 o O AHhcvitlc o 0 o 4 -j (I .siiurtaiiliuiK o o o 1 o 0 Summary: Errors AshevilU ;t. Spar tanburg, 'i. Itase hits Aslicvillc '. Spartanburg 7. Two b:ise hit Aslu villc II. Spartaiilui'g 1. Double pluvs Aslicvillc 2 Si - tick out Hy Stephens by I a lues 5. Time of game, 1 ;fifi. llcrahl Alluding to the games with Aslicvillc the Spartanburg Herald says: "flu park shi.iild be crowdid.as Aslicvillc lias the strongest team Spartanburg has yet faced.'anil it is the onlv team ah' ail of he home team on games, Asheville hav ing won four out of six games. The home team sav they will get even on thcM' three garni s and will plav hard to do so. T he 111 inager ol the home team has signed several new pi 1 vers who have mver plaved here bclore and who wi'l strengthen the team considerably." COKKIIitN BACKS BATOI.I I I.tiior IK-Hlrra Ciiimot Have (,'utliollc Cburcli Hrlvlls Kt-a. Ni-:v York, July 31, Aichliishop Cor- ngan has written a very important let ter to the editor of the Wine and Spirit Gazette, in which he says: "In reply to vour expressed wish, 1 have ti c honor to say that I loyally accept the principles laid down bv Mgr. Satolli, not Ii in their spirit and to the letter. More than this, 110 Latholic can rcluse to accept them. The Gazette savs about t' c arcli- liishop's letter: " The archbishop docs not cnti cly and Mitinrcly meet the issue It is not a iiiiestion ol nceep'iiig u prin ciple laid down by the head ol thecliuicli, liut 1. 1 the courage to carry out 111 letter in.! iu spirit the principles iu-t pro- I limed by the I'.ip. l delegate in the lace f seemiiiglv adverse public sctimcut. Theissu.'i-: Will the archbishop uive rdcrs to rein c admission to Catholic societies to any one engaged either is priiicipnl or ng'-nt iu the maniifactiiic or sn'c nl inti xicnting liquors, and will he instruct the clergy to deny the rights nnd privileges ol the church to liquor ilcnlirs who sell 011 Sund.iy ? ' Iloaite and Hrnate Aa Far A purl AM Ever. WAzniNiiToN,Jiily31. The Democratic members of the tarill coi I' lencc commit tee did not accomplish anything at their first meeting today. Omit man Voc 1 hees of the Scnnle conferees and Chair man of the House collieries w re both absent on account ol illness. Senator Joins is also absent. The meet ing was inlorinnl und lirtcl. When iladjoui ncM it was understood that it would get to gether again at 1 o'clock for the pur pose ol renewing tfloits to come lo an understanding. MR. BKNHCOI'ER UETtt 1 1 Appoints d AHHlMiaut Ueueral Pan aenicer Aicenl Kno.wili.i:, Tcnn., July 12'J. C. A. Iknscotcr has been appointed assistant general passenger agcut of the Southern railway, in charge of the western system. Mr. Ilenscoter came here Irom Pennsyl vania in 18HG as chief rate clerk iu the office of Col. W recti, lie wasntti rwnrds made assistant to general passenger agent, and then division passengcrngent without change ol dutic. Tbe official circular has not been issued yet, but there is no doubt ol disappointment. Ailmilu Constitution. HI RIKER IN J til.. No Interlereuee Wlin Men WHO Want To Go To Work. Pruscott, Arizona, July 31. John Murphy, an Atlantic and Pacific striker, hat been sentenced to 00 days in jail for contempt of court for attempting to prevent men Irom working in the com oiinv's shops at Winslow. I . a. tsropav, cx-coiuiucior, una 101111 Lyons, n lot nior engineer of the road, were civen the alternative of 60 days in jail or giving n $500 bond to keep the pence and retrain Irom mterlerring with tne present cmuioycs 01 me company, COSDESHHD TELEGRAMS. The Ulnndon Rolling mill, 200 hands; Mcllvuin's boiler and plute mill, lot) hands; nnd the Packer paper mills, HO h -mis, relumed (nitrations at Reading, Pa. A Chicago grand jury reports gamb ling as being can icd on to its lullest extent in Chicago, and that the heads of the police department gtvcprotecti in. Ux-Congtes'iii'in Shelley of Alabama will be prosecuted for exacting political assessment from Washington govern ment employes. II M, Neill, cotton statistician, esti mates this yiur's crop at 8,000,000 bales. lAl'AN WINS THE BATTLE ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT Its REPORTED. A Large Number ol Live Lout Eorelicu Realdris'a In Chlua Iu Daiiner IrMbl-rlau Cburcb Ueatroved. San Francisco, July 31. Reports from Hong Kong show unrest both in north and southern China and the out look for foreign missionaries is bad. Anti-niissionnry disturbances arc re ported from Kiang Yon n the Yang Tsc Kiang, but a fur more serious affair occurred at Slick Lung near Tung Kun on Pearl river June 20. In this instance the American Presbyterian church was demolished by a mob, nnti-christina, whether loreigner or native, has not been ascertained or bow many were killed, The Catholic church is well guarded by Chinese soldiers ai.d it is a fact worthy of notice that here, us at Kiang Yon, the Catholic missionary escaped scathlcss while Protestant brethern suffered heav ilv, Washington, July 31. In view of the disturbed and threatening relations be tween China and Japan, the State de part ment has intimated to Charles Ilenby, I nited States nii.ns'cr to China, now in Michigan, that he had better re turn to his post. Though necessary tlrs seems rather hard upon a minister who has tal.cn leave from bis duties for the first time in nine yeais and been home only three weeks, whereas his leave was for sixty duvs. Tn:s Tsin, July 31. A naval battle was lought yesterday between the Chi nese and Japanese fleets. The ;ipnncsc sunk the Chinese butthship Chen Yuen, nnd iivn Inruc cruisers, supposed to be vessels built tor China bv the Arm strong's, were destroyed by tbe Japanese. Mia si, 1 1, M, I illy 31. News wus received hcie tonight (Tuesday night) of a des perate li.-ittle between the fleets ol China and Japan, in which the Chinese were de feated and the Chen Yuen, the largest bai t'cs! ii,lint one in I he t hincse si rvice, was sunk and Uvi other l.'irc Chinese vessels, said to be first class cruisers, were cap- u ed or destroyed. The buttle was hotU conteste d, but the Japanese appear to have handled their guns, ships ami turned, cs with more skill than tin Chinese. The fleet engaged carried nearly a thousand men, and aluruc num ber, it is reported, were killed or d row tied. Later despatches siy that few if 1 11 v - I the Chinese engaged iu the battle escaped. Two German ollieers in com mand ol the Chen uen arc reported to have met death with the crew of that vessel HOt'THKKN COAL. I Will Make our Crulttrra Get a Move on. Washington, July 31. The govern ment has determined to establish a naval coaling station for ti c North Atlantic and Carribenu sea fleet at Key West. It has been tbe custom of the naval depart ment for many curs to order vessels cruising there lo coal, generally either at Kingston, latnaiea, or Lolon. it has been demonstrated that (he new move will result in great economy iu the cost of fuel, but that it not the only consider ation that has influcntcd the action of 1 lie government . American conl will lie used instead ol lorcicn coal. A market will Ik nil' irdcd teir many tons of Ala bama, Tenni'ss c or Virginia ceinl. Re cent appropriations will enable the Navy dcparlimtit to increase the facilities lor the storage of con I ill Key West, anil this will probably be done. A I.vgHl UanicliiK. Canton, Miss., July (;' The two Scott brothers, negroes, were hnuged in the jail yard today for the murder of Norman llops ni in Ucti bcr, lso;i. COM1SG AND 001 SO. Mrs. Anderson, mother ol Mis. Me Necly On Hose, who has been ill in Wash ington, D. C. was brought to Asheville yesterday. She hail b en quite sick but is now somewhat improved, J. W. Rudasill, feirmcrly of Shelby but now of Meridian, Tex , of which citv lit is Mayor, and Mrs. Ruda'ill are stop ping nt Mrs. O. D. Thomas', ill Mont ford avenue. Mrs. Allman and daughter, Miss I'nu nie, of Ulbcrton, Ga , and Mrs. W. S. Shackelford nnd son of Wnvcross, Gn., arc at Mrs. O. D. Thomas', 24 Monlford ayenue. J. S. Adams and J. M. Gudgcr went to Marshall yesterday to attend Stqierior court, which opened there yesterday. judge Shurord is presiding. Salisbury Herald, Saturday: Mrs. P, M. Goodman of Asheville, who has been visiting relatives in the city, left for home this morning. Misses Georgic and Josic Carter re turned yesterday from Mnrion, where they have been visiting their sister, Mrs. W. P. Jones. Miss Laura (ones of Prnnklin, daugh ter ol Solicitor Geo. A. Jones, is visiting ut Win. Turner's on Church street. Ernest L. Uwbank of the Charleston News und Courier was here lust night, stopping at the Swaniinnoa. Col. W. lv. WillintiHon is back from a pleasant two months' rest and fishing excursion to Ucrucokc. Miss Nannie T. Urwin left eslcrday tor Mtirg.-iuton, where she will visit rel atives for some time. W. II. Shipc nnel W. A. Peterson went down to Hot Springs yesterday for a week or two. Miss Augusta Crnpon of Ncwbcrn is visiting Miss Illnnche Weaver on Chest nut street. Hon. Kope Hlins is here today from Frauklin und will remain uutil tomor row. Thos. Turner of Esmeralda Inn and L. L. McKov of Murion are at the Berkeley. At the Swannanoa: A. A. Lciteh Laurinbtirg; A. M. Dumler, Baltimore. Capt. W. T. R. Bell was at the Berke ley yesterday Irom Ktithcrlordton. Miss Alice Smith has returned from au extended visit to Greensboro. John Kutlcdgc of Greenville, S. C, is a guest ol the Atncvilic Hotel. l iatik l.oughran and son came up from Hickory yesterday. F. S. Johnston, esq., is here from Franklin on business. Postmaster J. Will Jones was iu from I-airview today. . C. Buxton is iu the city from Win stou. DRINK" Harris' Lithia Water. A water Unit is siieriur to any oilier lithia water in the I'nitiil Suites, wlikli is shown by the fullowiiiH analysis: Its specific gravity is iuo.14 at (k7. , , CHAINS Calcium Sulphate 100.4W Imp. lials. Potassium Sulphate 0.624 Sodium SuliiliHle 0.700 Soilium Chloride 091s Sodium Hicarliomitc 2.917 Lithium nicirlionale 2.R01 MaKtlesium lliciirhoimtc 3.674 Iron IlicarlioliaU- 0.392 Silica ,029 Phosphoric Acid Trace Loss on Ignition 1H.651 Solid Dried at 21V, I-1 l'lS.724 Carbonic Acid in llicarliouatc 4.0J m.Slt The water Is clear, odorless and slightly aciel, analysis made by K. Oifden Uoieiuetis, M. O., IJ., Professor of chemistry and physics, Cl lcge City of New York, Oct. 7, 1S91. This water has 110 eiptal iu Hie l llited States for curiiig dyspepsia, constipation, liver com plaint, nausea, dropsy, Rout, rheumatism, and all diseases of Hie kidney and bladder. Price, 14.50 per case, 24 qt. bottles. Rebate $1.50 per case for Iwttles returned. ASIIliVII.I.IJ AGENTS RAYSOR & SMITH, 31 PATTON AVE. OPUS UVUNINGS TILL 11 O'CLOCK. WIIKKK Hill VOf r.ljT IT! THE FINEST THING OBTAINABLE, Nt) TAI1I.K CO.MPl.KTK WITHOUT IT. . . . IT HAS NO EQUAL. ASK THK LADIKS AND T11KY Wit, I, TKI.I. YOU TO CO TO U. B. NOLAND & SON 21 N. Main St., Grocers, Wheieyull cau find t fresh supply 01 this celebrated Steam Baked Bread. A COMI'I.F.TK LINK Ol' PICKLES Sweet, Mixed and Cucumber -AT- W. A. LATIMER'S, No. 11V N. Court Square, Latimer carries 1 nice stock of Patted mtaU, 1'rench Sardines, Crackers Ktc, , , ,