TTjrTffflrratr iirTi'Ji
Asheville Daily Citizen,
VOLUME X. NO 114.
ASHEVILLE, N. C, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15. 1894.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
DIRECTIONS
For a dish of dbi.iciois
CLAM CHOWDER.
To the contents of one can
add some milk, half can to
matoes, a few crackers, and
season to taste; heat before
serving.
LITTLE NECK CLAM JUICE
Is an excellent appetizer.
These goods are fresh in
stock.
Powell & Snider
GROCERS.
ONE POUND
FOR ONLY
35 CIS NTS.
It is useless to buy writing
paper by thequ're, when . ou
can get one pound of real
Irish linen ruled or unruled,
for only 25c. Put up in a
nice box. Look at the dis
play in our window.
L., BLOMBERG,
17 PATTON AVBNUU.
18 THIS VKKDICT OF
T1IOSK WHO DRINK
OUR
Combination Java.
ROASTED COFFEES'
VNKCjUAI.UI) FOR PURITY, DKMCACY OF
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Gr. Jl. Greer.
j8 N. MAIN 8TKKKT.
MODEL
STEAM
LAUNDRY
CONTIN0H8 TO 808TAIN ITS K8TAB-
LIS11KU REPUTATION FOR FIRST
CLASS WORK.
Church St.,
Telephone 70.
SMOKB.
Porter's - Havana Mixture
THH BKBT 8MOKINO TOBACCO ON THR
MARKET, FRRK FROM DIRT
AND 8TKM8.
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OKATKU APRI
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l'KS AND CALIFOR
NIA SALMON.
JUST RECEIVED.
A. D. Cooper,
N COURT SCUARE.
YOUR CHOICE OF
Writing Papers
Not one kind lull a dozen
FOR 10 CENTS PER QUIRE
Larger quantities lower rates.
Old Fashioned Linen.
London Court,
Peerless Linen,
Antique Flax,
Shawnmt Linen,
l'mnd,
Whiting's Li'der,
Overland Mail,
Turkey Linen,
Ilolyoke, Superfine Heavy,
Envelopes same price,
Tieas. Note Sc. (jr., 5 qts. 35c.
All these and many more at
Estabrool.'s
12 South Main St.
The Hook and Stationery Store
THE FLOURS
Th.it I now keen is astnmsliinulv low. I
have all the leading TemifKwe brands from
40c. to 7sc. er snck. Asheville brands from
?.SC to 55c. baj?. Thest- Roods art lmule from
inc kh wneai.
That Bloom in
the Spring.
In fancy entitled meats inv line is comiitel
IlouKbt direct from the li-inling packers, 1
can give yon close prices ami uie nesi koou
obtainatile. I want vour trade ami will have
U. If von wilt stop fn when KOti'K uptown
you win nun mai going
Has Nothing to do
With the Case
111 buying from me. In order to win your
commence 1 iiiiim tieai wnn you siuareiy.
Kouiire dealiiiK is inv motto. I have nnv
thuiK kept in n grocery store, and will meet
anv man's orice. Deliver itooils to nnv irtace
in the city. Nothing (00 small, nothing too
large 10 semi you.
Tra La
Ciirnrsate fine smokers, trv one 0r a taiter
1 have a full line of all kinds of tolmcco and
cigars, fancy cakes, confcclions, fancy nro
ceries. horse and cow feed, country wodtu-e,
etc. Stop in lie fore going up town, you can
gel wnat you want nerve as cueap hum
No trouole to price goods.
J. W. Hollinswortli,
J. II. LAW,
Sterling
Silver
Novelties
and Jewelry.
A Choice Assortment
Souvenir
Spoons
In New Designs.
T IS HERE!
AMI IN AN KXDLKSS
(QUANTITY AND VAR
IETY. WHAT IS?
Why, the large importation order of
fine Cliin.i dinner mid tea ware, odd
tiling', etc., tniule to our order by R.
Dclinicrcs & Cie., Limoges, Prance. All
is now opened and ready fr your ad
miration. e call special attention to
the mm I decoration with the ivy viuc
and Iraf in its natural green color. Can
make up any kind ol a set you want.
Sec our new souvcuirs'thut will lie rcudy
by Sept. 1st.
W, Thrash & Bro.
YOTJU
WIFE
WILL
LEAVE
YOU
If von persist in I'oiciiij,'
her l Lake, lncad this
win 111 weallicr. Consider
linw vim would enjoy
working around a
hot
stove, and do what
you
should have done
since,
loll''
BUY
youu
BREAD
OF
HESTOX.
Agt. For
'if Candies
IN GOOD DEMAND
High class novelties
in line clothing of all
kinds recently open
ed, at prices pcicepti-
le helow those of
loiincr seasons.
The same of all woo
dress goods, foreign
and domestic, ol
w hich our recent ni
rivals show a verv
attractive line.
Silks, velvets
ami
trimming slulls
Laic s
derl.y
hats.
.apes
and
m men s
t'jiiri-t
Underwear, hosiery, staples, small
wares, etc. in short, many season
ihle tilings for early autumn.
H. Redwood & Co.,
7 AND y PATTON AVKNl'K.
Special notice is given to the
ladies to call at our store and
inspect the line of Fluiu
A, Jones'
111
III
These are the most popular
goods, for the purpose ninde
Blush of Roses,
Floral Cream,
Curling Fluid,
Fragrant Quincella.
Ileinitsh & Reagan
AGENTS FOR ASHEVILLE-
THEY SWALLOW MORGAN !
ANO
rtlK BOLTINU HAS
READY BEGUN
AL-
n t-'acl It Began B'lore the Con
vention Was Falrlv Under Wav
Ktp RoarluK Republican Gath
ering-, rnhawnoulous and Rat
tled.
lugislatlku -c'J- 1
in it 11 i? 1 -imi
SH I-KIFI'-JESSK M. MORGAN.
CLUKK-W. II. WILSON.
KliGISTIiK-l'RAXK A. FANNING.
TKLASl'REK-W. GRBLNWOOD.
CORONER DR. J. II. WILLIAMS.
SLRVLYOR-A. A. HAM LET.
The Republicans of lluncornbc were
plit into two widely separated wings
when they got together at noun today
for their nominating convention.
One of the prettiest rows in the history
of Western North Carolina politics was
on nnd nobody seemed to know how
go about doing anything to bring
about even a show of hnrmony. The
convention was a mixture of Republi
cans, Democrats who claim to be "inde
pendent," and Third Partyitcs of Pop
ulists. The split was on the question of Herni
ating a man for shcrilf, and through
this the trouble was as to fusion or no
fusion with the Populists Jisse M.
Morgan the ex D.mocrat and the man
who is for fusion, was head of one wing
candidate for sheriff and Leicester
Ilcrren wns lending the others as his op
ponent for the nomination.
Morgan was backed bv the Ivy Mor
gans, cspccinllv John P., anil Ilcrren had
such men its Chid ol Police llurkins, with
W. H. Denver and other town Reimbli
cans moving heaven and earth as far as
they could, tor Ins nomination.
Last night ami this morning In lore
the convention were spent in tutile elforts
to make the two wings Hop together.
The forces met separately by last night
and planned their line of action, anil
tins morning they met jointly in a hull
on Patton uud caucused in au attempt
to reach sonic agreement. They might
just as well have saved their breath
however, as they lulled to do any ce
menting, and il anything only widened
the breach each side wanted the other
to withdraw from the fight, and there it
was. As llarkms put it alterwarns, the
wings merely agreed to disagree uud
broke up in a row.
Itter Prilchiiid, Major Rollins, 11. (..
vwart and other Republicans were unx
ions lor harmony, and they had taken
oil their coats and worked lor it, but
without success.
The Convention Opens.
1 he Republican coutity convention
was called to order ut noon toduv by
W. W. Rollins, chairman of the county
committer, and C. It. More, secretary,
read the formal call for the convention.
The chairman announced that the
first business would be the appointment
of committees on credentials and per
mancnt organization.
On motion ol K Is. Roberts the chair
ppointcd a committee of five on perrna
ncnt organization.
On motion ol i. W. Laiiiion each
township was riustcd tonnmc a mem
ber ol the committee on credentials
Secretary C. B. Moore called the
townships to see how many weic rcprc
scnten.
When Lower Hominy was reached
the delegation asked permission to retire
I mm the convention. This action was
aken by the Hominy delegation bv
unanimous vole, the occasion being the
determination of the convention to en
lorse lessic Morgan, "independaiit," for
sherill. Lower Hominy was in fuvor of n
straight Republican candidate lor shcriti
in the person ol their neighbor, Leicester
Ilcrren.
l.wurl ajpeakn.
Tlure were cluers from just about
seven delegates and very mild cheers at
that, when II. G. Ewnrt of Henderson
villc was called on to make a snctch and
npeared on the sneaker's stand. His
siicceh was mainly in defense of the idea
of fusion and in abuse of cnuiitv govern
meat, nnd he "jollied" the Populists very
prettily. 1. warts chit-l argument
favor of the Populists in North Carolina
was that when they held tluirStatc coir
veutiou at Raleigh not long ago the
cheering could have been heard for
blocks. 1 hey were nood citizens, he
said, "and not lawyers without clients
or farmers without farms, and the Re
publicans need not be afraid of treachery
if they loin hands with them.
the ex Congressman was dehant in
talking of Democratic speech-making the
Ninth district, anil be vowed with awe
inspiring solemnity that he would not
agree to let a Democrat speak in the dis
trict without a division ol tune being
demanded.
Ewart evidently saw the drift of things
in the IIcrren-Morcan row, tor ut the
clos of his speech he advised his breth
ren that they had better risk Wasted
hours in this respect than to lose the
legislature. Then with another off-color
story that took admirably well he quit
Prllcliard Appear.
It was Icier C. I ritchard s turn now
and the wav he proceeded to pound Kc
publicanism into the delegates was
reminder of old times. I'ritcliard's idea
of it was that every good citizen in bun
combe considered it n luuduble ambition
just now to bent the Democracy, no
matter how it was acnicveu. rrncnnrci
ranted from sheep to sugar and from
brandy to rooi-tcrs in his rambling dis
course about Democracy. He waxed el
oqucnt in declaring that the Democratic
party ol the Ninth district had no pint
lorm mid that it would be as easv
dirt for Pearson to beat Cruwlord
this account.
He said personal abuse and mrscrti
tions are heaped bv Democrats on those
lew men who have left the party, and he
showed n great sympathy lor this clnss
of men. I'ritcliard's advocacy of fusion
was less pronounced than Ewart', hut
his sympathy for the deserters was
straw in this direction.
I'ritchurd declared that he understood
that the whiskey trust had contributed
$(i(),U0O to North Cnrolina politics, mueli
of it to be disbursed by Asheville ofliec
holders.
credeutlala Commute.
The report of the committee on erc
aentinls showed that all the townships
were represented except Lower Honiiiiy
fd,A,vtervts Cia,k: Tllc "
the latter township were on hand, but
they bad no "credit ions
accordini! to
the report, and a vote of the convention
was necessary to let them in.
On report of the committee on perma
nent organization W. W. Rollins was
made permanent chairman of thecon
ycnlion and C. U. Moore ai d J. II. Sum
ner secretaries. Rollins protested that
it was an unexpected honor, but there
was no reason to think he meant this
seriously.
Fusion with the Populists, or "Coal-
lition," as Rollins called it, was the
theme on which the chaiiman spent UO
minutes addressing the convention.
Weill Backwards,
llcgiuning at the bottom ol the ticket
uud going up the convention first nomi
nated a coroner. Several names were
suggested, Dr. W. 1). Ililliaid, Dr. A. M.
llnllard and Dr. ihn 11. Williams being
the candidates. The first ball it resulted
in Dr. Williams being Humiliated by 4-5
votes to Ballard s 14-, Hilliard having
iDtliing whatever to show that he was
in the race.
fur e j or.
A. A. Hamlet of Jupiter, was nomin
ated lor surveyor by acclamation.
Treasurer.
For treasurer Washington Greenwood
of Dig Ivy nnd J M. Hawkins ol Acton,
were placed in nomination. Greenwood
was nominated by a vote of W to IS' a
on the first ballot.
ReictHter of Dec rtN.
Interest increased when the ollii-e ot
Register of Deeds was reached. W. '.
Hccchbourd of Flat Creek was nomi
nated bv James Marr, and F. A. Fan
ning of Asheville was named
by II. L. Gudgcr. Hvron Reeves
of llominv was also placed in
no.Tiination, but the tight was between
ranniug and liecchboard, Ashevillegoiiii!
solid lor 1'anniiiL'. When the second
WHrd was called E. T. lielotc annouiueil
three votes for Fanning, but K. S. Hall
hopped up with a mad look aril declared
that this was dead wrong.
Vc have two voles for lleaeliho.ini,"
he said, "and wc don't intend lo submit
to this sort of thing."
Hell s kick was iimckly shut down,
however, by force ot strength, nnd Fan
ning was nominated bv a vote ot I So, as
ngiiiiisl liccchboard's "0 and Reeves 1.
Clerk Ol superior Court
Three names were ollcrcd for clerk of
t ie Supcriorwurt. . A. Harris wantid
the convention to endorse by acclama
tion the candidacy ol W. II. Wilson ol
Swannaiioa, un independent Democrat,
but the other names were brought lor
ward to head this oil'. These wire W.
M. larvis of Asheville anil 11. A. Luther
ol I'ppcr llominv. Wilson was nuiniii
ated by a vote of 111) to Luther's 11 and
Jarvis' 12. This was a sample of fusion.
tfheiin'
Now came the ijiieslion of the noiiiiua
timi of sheriff, nnd there was a percept
ible buzz of new interest in the hall.
Jauics T. Myers moved to endorse Jissc
Murgan, while P. L. Love, an Asheville
colored man presented the name of Win.
Jarvis ns a man who could bring
the two warring wings together and
carry the dav. E. T. lielotc declared
in seconding the nomination of
larvis that this seemed the best wav to
avert the trouble that seemed brewing.
William Henderson of Leicester made a
similar plea, bu'. Prof. Lipscomb a rcued
that they were mistaken, and that Mor
gan alone could bring thim together a
statement which x:oplc seemed to doubt.
Ilcrren s name was brought up in n
iniet way, and 11. L. Giidcer followed
him in a fiery speech demanding that the
convention nominate Morgan.
Then Mr. Ilcrren s man got to his Icet,
nnd showed tint the angel of peace had
been lit win k with some degree ol suc
cess, by announcing that lie would with
draw his man. This was a surprise all
around, and for a moment the conven
tion was thunderstruck bv the thought
of having no light.
At the same tunc somebody withdrew
the name ol Jarvis and it looked like har
mony for a second, but some anti-Mor-gnn
men immediately insisted hotly that
the withdrawal of larvis .vas not au
thorized and were on the point of de
manding a roll call when 1 irvis himself
announced that the withdrawal wns
straight.
1 ben. with a siiulc ol rare radiance,
Mi-j. Rollins put a motion to make
Morgan s nomination unanimous. This
vote was carried amidst great cheers.
and Morgan's candidacy went on record
ns being 'endorsed.
. h. Liifk was named without a dis
serting voice H9 oneof the candidates for
the legislature and T. II. Weaver was
chosen, alter four ballots, as his running
mate.
TOR4CCO HHANON HTAMTKP.
There In a I.tKliI Crop lu WrH'trn
N c. ThlM vear.
Tobacco men were surprised a day or
two ago when the first of the season's
tobacco wns brought to the city to be
sold. This established a new record, as
the season does not iqicii as a usual
thing until much later. None of the out
side I uyers have ns yet conic to Ashe
ville.
The first break was secured by Car
ter's warehouse on Patton avenue. The
tobacco was primings of the new crop,
and was brought in by 1. P. Lewis ol
Haywood. Pricts averaged first rate,
from 10 to cents being paid.
It is said in warehouse circles that this
year's crop of tobacco will not pan out
ns heavily as those of forincrycais. The
acreage in Western North Carolina is
said to be not more than (it) per cent, of
the usual size, and although the yield is
fairly good ' lie amount of tobacco will
be considerably dcc-rcaml on this ac
count. The shortage is accounted fir
bv the facts that the freeze in March
killed many of the plants and in May
and lunc, when the growers were about
to reect their plants thedrv weather was
against them and caused mini v to plant
corn instead.
1 here will lie three warehouses in
Asheville this season, so far as settled
the Banner. Farmers' nnd Car.cr's. Reg
ular sales will not begin lor s n-.e tunc.
Clilueae murderer Beneaded.
Losiion, Sept. 15. A dispatch to the
Central News from Shanghai says that
the murderers cf Rev. Jauics Wvlie, the
I'rcsbyterinn missionary, who wns re
cently killed at Lino-Yang by Chinese
soldieis have been executed.
BK l.OKH Uv Fire.
Si'RANTON, Pn,, Sept, Ifl. Fire in the
heart of the business section of the citv
this morning cuusid a loss of $300,000.
THE TIGHT IN ASHLAND
A BIU VOTK WILL BK POLLk-.D
TODAY.
It la a Primary Elccllou, and
Even Home Republicans Have
Vo ed-The Women are Pras Inl
and Working Hard In other
Way.
Lkximiton, Ky., Sept. 15. The women
who have made a most noble tight dur
ing the campaign against Breckinridge1
gave a last appeal in the local press here
this morning on'', today at 10 o'clock
they nut with the ministers ill Morrison
chapel to utl'ei up prayer for Breckin
ridge's defeat.
The following is a sample of the many
small cards issued by them this morning:
"To the men of the Ashland district:
We, wives, niotbcA and sisters of many
of the voters of the Ashland district ap
peal to you to help us win this fight
against Breckinridge. It is a fight of
virtue against vice, and wc appeal to
the brave men of this glorious old dir
trict to lit lp us win this fight and wc
will pledge ourselves to go on from this
to other equally useful victories, and in
a short time wc will free our lovely city
from the curses which now endanger our
beloved ones the saloon, the corner
grocery, the houses of scarlet women,
t tie gambling hells nnd the race tracks
and will redeem the fair name of our citv
mil of our district."
Fmanki'ort, Kv., Sept. 15. The elec
tion is passing off quietly. No difficul
ties of consequence have occurred. But
lour men are known to have been chal-
nged up to this time. The poll of the
town at 10 o'clock shows 397 votes to
have been cast and M'j:i of these were for
Owens. A full vote is being polled. The
i U-cns men here are confident and hard
at work. The B cckiuridge men seem
demoralized.
1 1 :.'ID a. in There N much excitement
at many ol the voting places. Some
Republic-ins have voted.
Specials from all points indicate that
i .vens is running ahead more than was
expected.
STATIC HI-: 41. TH OIXI-KHI.NtK
It
Wat III Hi NHloil In nltt.lur
Pupera And DIncuhnIoiim.
S.M.lsm kv, Sept. U. The he ill h con
ference, the first of the scries of the tri
ennial sisiious agreed upon by the Stale
Board of Health to be held in the State
each year, convened here to lay. There
wire ab iut UOU pcrdons present at the
opening of the morning session. The
conference met in the opera bouse and
was called to order by Dr. Henry T.
Bahuson of Salem, president of the State
Board.
A paK'r was then read by Dr. S. Wes
tray Battle of Asheville on "Prevention
of Tuberculosis (consumption I as wc
Know it Today," followed by a paper
by Geo. G. Thomas of Wilmington on
"Ouarantinc and Disinlcetion in Relation
to contagious Diseases, liotli pnpers
were line and instructive. (Juestions
were invited and fnclv asked bv the
audienre and much that was interesting
and edilying was brought out
Dr. R. 11. Lewis read a dissertation on
"Drinking Water in Rela'ion to Malarial
Diseases." He wa, followed by Dr. II.
T. Ilaluisoii on "The Pollution of Drink
ing Water and its Detection." (juestions
were again freely asked and much valua
ble information gained. Tie subjects at
tonight's session were the "Water Sup
ply of Salisbury" and "An Instructive
Epidemic of Typhoid I'cver."
The interest taken in the conference
will give nn impetus to the work in the
State. (Juite a number of physicians
from the surrounding counties were prct-
cut.
1 he next conlcrcnce, vour coires
pondeut learned from Dr. Il.ittle,
probably be held in Charlotte in
uary. Charlotte Observer.
will
Jan-
CAKK 1IIKD I.AHT NHiH '
Tilt
Wouud He Received
ln
Macon Proved fatal.
News of the death of Charles Curr was
received last night in a telegram to John
O'Donnell. Carr is the man w ho left
Asheville two weeks ago and was shot
yesterday morning in Macon, Ga. The
telegram came uiiout 10 o'clock and
announced that Carr died at 7:45 p. m.
No further particulars of the shooting
were received.
frank and John O'Donnell, brothers-in-law
of the dcac' man, had left for
Macon when the telegram came. They
hoped to reach there before Carr s death.
Carr was known to bis Asheville
friends as a man of ouiet and peaceable
disposition and bis death is a great
shock to them.
THIi CIUAK TRADK.
A New Field for Labor Opeued
II v the New Tarlll Law.
Washington, Sept. Kt. Secretary
Cai lisle is preparing to carry into effect
section 'J of the new tariff law lor the
manufacture in bonded warehouses ot
materials imported and manufactured
for export. The new law enlarges t lie
class of goods that can he so manufac
tured in bonded warehouses. Among
the more important articles is tobacco.
A gic it impetus Mis been given, it is
said, lo the cigar trade by this new pro
vision of the tariff law And n new field
lor labor, anil it is estimated that 10
lion people win oc given employment in
dilVerciil large American cities,
The Hank'of i:iiKlaud, UMIdeud
London, Sept. 13. The semi annual
niccling of the directors of the Hank of
England was held today. Mr. David
Powell, the governor of the bank, an
nounced a slight decrease in the divi
dend, which wns due to the low value of
money. The liabilities of the bank have
been reduced to I2,4S1,0S5.
Praine iorNorm Carollua.
Wasimnoton, Sept. 15. The report ol
Lieut. V. II. Tyler, who was ordered by
the nnvy department to attend the evo
lutions of the North Carolina naval mi
litia, indi-atcs the rcmnrkablc utility
and improvement of that body.
wn The I'p tirade.
Ni-.w York, Sept. 15. K. 0. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review of trade says: Busi
ness has met no set back this week, and
continues larger than early in August.
nnd larger than a year ago directly after
the puuic.
Many Ties
Of Many Kinds,
Many Men
Of Many Minds.
1AI.I, TIKS To SflTTlli;
MOST l ASTlDIOl'S AT
MITCHELL'S,
THE HABERDASHER,
ss PATTON AVKNl'K.
WHV l I I l-R Till'. I'ANOS Ol' A
SICK OK NKKVol'S 1IKADACHK,
WIIKN A SINI .1.I-: 11 IS.K 1)1'
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Wtllciuc y-.ii, Hittiuut iilly unileavillt ;il!ei
ellfi-ts. It is Hie most harmless hcalaclie
remedy evei uvt lei' lias cured liiiliilleds
ol tliousjoul- without liailu, will cure yuu. We
an-Kcuts in Ashei-illr lur tins great remedy, and
llavt- ju-.t leeched a lalge suiily in liutll sizes.
.SC. and ye.
RAYSOR & SMITH,
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS.
CHEAP BOOKS
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Ksllier Waters, ('.corgi- Moote.
The Man in Muck, Stanley I. Wcy
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Ships That I'ass iu the Jiighl, lien-
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A RoRlie's Life, Wilkie Collins.
The Duchess, "The Duchess."
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A Wicked (iirl, Mary Cecil Hay.
Hack to the old House, Mary Cecil
Hay.
Wedded and I'artcil, Charlotte M.
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Tile Bag ol Diamonds, C.eoage- Mau-
ville I'elin.
We will mall these hooks to any ad
dress for loe each or 3 lor 25c
Ray's Cut Rate Book Store,
S N. COl'KT .SnrARIJ.
Kailioail tickets lmght and
sold. Cut rates to all tnunts.
Kvery ticket guaranteed.
C IP. RAY,
Member American Ticket Brokers' Association.
ON THH SIJfARK. TKUirilDNK lj.
JUST RKl'KI VHP A NICK VARIKTV Oh
FRENCH SARDINES.
A18Q A FULL I INE OF
UECKElt'S SOUPS :
Mock Turtle,
Consomme,
Julienne,
Mtillngutnwiiy,
Bouillon,
Okia and Gumbo,
Mutton Broth and
Ox Tail Soups.
WIIKN Ill'NOKV CAM. ON
LATIMER
AND BUY YOUR OROCKRIKS.
1G N. Court Square.
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