Tuesday Evening, December 3, 1893.
THE A8HEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN.
(CONTINUED FIOII FIRST PAGE.'
AROUND TOWN.
$064,000 000, their outstanding circula
tion baaed on bind ecuritv amount to
onli? about $190,000,000. ' I
tbitik they should be allowed to issue
circulation quil to the oar value of the
bond tbev deposit to secure it, and that
the tax on their circulation should be re
duced to one-fourth of one per cent.,
which would undoubtedly meet tbe ex
penses tbe government incurs on their
accpuut. In addition they should be
allowed ti tuhatitu'.e or deposit in lieu
of the bonds now required as security for
their circulation those which would be
iued for tbe purpose of retiring the
( anted States notes and treasury notes.
So Coutrnetlou of thejC'nrrenev.
"The banks alreafy existing, if th?y
desired to avail themselves of tb; provi
sions of law thin modified, cou'd issue
circulation in ad lition to that already
outstanding, amounting to $178,000,
000 which would nearly or quite equal
the' currency proposed to be cancelled.
At pay rate, I should confidently expect
to see tbe existing national banks or
others to be organizid avail themselves
of tbe proposed encouragements to issue
circulation, and promptly fill any vacuum
and supplvevery currency needed. . . ."
Silver.
It i neither unfair nor urjust to
charge a large share of our present finan
cial perplexities and dangers to tbe
operation ot the laws of 1878 and 1890
compelling tbe purchase of eilver bv tbe
government, which not only furnished
a treasury obligation tip n which us
gofti could be withdrawn, but so in
rreised the iVar of an overwhelming
Hood of silver and a forced descent to
silver payments than even the repeal of
these laws did not entirely cure tbe evils
of their existence. . . . Many of my
countiymen, whose sinceiitv I do not
doubt, insist that the cure for the
ills; now threatening us may be
found in the single and simp'e
remedy of thefreecoinageofsdver. . . .
No government, no human contrivance
by act of legislation, has ever been able
to hold the two metals together in tree
coinage at a ratio appreciably different
Irotn that which i established in the
markets of the world. Those who be
lieve that our independent free coinage
of silver on au artificial ratio with gold
of 10 to 1 would restore the
parity between the metah and con
sequently between tbe coins, oppose
an unsupported and iraprobible theory
to the general; belief and pactic: of
other nation, and to the teaching of the
wisest state men and conomists of tbe
world, both in tbe past and present and,
what is far more conclusive, they run
counter to our own actual experiences.
. , . The tree coinage of silver, at p
ratip differing widely from actu il rela
tive valuvs, would be the signal f r trie
complete departure of gold from ciicula
tioni, i he immediate and large contrac
tion cit our circulating medium, and
shrinkage in the real value and monetary
ctticiencv ot all otner forms ot currency
as thev settled tip the level of silver mon
ometalism. livirv one who receives
fixed salary andkvery worker for wages
would hnd the dollar in his hands ruth
le.lv scaled dovf n to the point of bifer
disnppointnienti if not to l ir.ching priva
tion. A change in ourstandard to silver'
monometalisin would also bring on a
collapse of thejentire system of credit
wb:ca, when bnied on a standard which
is recognized and adopted by tbe world
. i .. A . : .
l'I UU3IIK99, 13 If UUT UUJCS U1UIC pULCIll
and useful thah the entire volume of
currency and is faftly capable of almost
indefinite expansion to meet the growth
ot tr.ac'e and enterprise. In a sell invited
struL'o'.e through darkness nnd uncer
tainty our huujiliati in would be in
creased by theijconsciomnesi that we
had parted company with all tbe en
lightened and progressive nations of tbe
world, and tba,' we were desperately
and hopelessly striving to meet the strtfS
ol modern commerce and competition
with a debased and unsuitable currency
and in association with a few weak
and Haggard nations which have
silver alone, as their standard, ot value
All history warns us against rash ix
periments which threaten violent changes
in our monetary standard and tbe degra
dation ol our currency. . . I will not
believe that the American people will
yieldl to the false allurements of cheap
money, when the, realize that it must
result in the weakening of that financial
integrity and rectitude which, thus far
in our history, has been o devotedly
cherished as one of the traits ot true
Americanism. Our countrv's indebted
ness,, whether owing by the government
or existing between individuals, has been
contracted with reference to our present
standard. To decree, bv act of Congi ess,
that ithese debts shall be payable in It ss
valuable dollais than those within the
contemplation and intention ot the
parties when contracted, would operate
to transfer, bv the fiat ot law and with
out cvmpcnsatiou, an amount of prop
erty und a volume ot right and interests
almost insuperable.
' In conclusion I especially entreat the
peopled representatives in tbe Congress
who lire charged with tbe responsibility
ol inanuurating measures for the tafety
ami prosperity of our common country
to promptly and effectively consider the
ills of our critical financial plight. 1 have
suggested a remedy which mv judgement
approves. 1 desire, however, to assure
the C"iigres that 1 am prepared to co
operate with them in pertecing anv
other measure promising thorough and
practicable relief and that I will gladly
lalxir with them in every patriotic en
deavor to further the interests and guard
tbe welfare of our count.-ymcn whom in
our respective places of duty we have
undertaken to serve.
"Orovjr Ck-vckiail,
"Kxicutive Mansion."
In the Senate today, alter prayer and
approval of the journal, the President's
message was read in the presence of a
I airly lu'l Senate.
In nhe Moue at 12. 13 o'clock Mnj
l'rudcm presented the President's mes
sage which the clerk proceeded to read.
Superior- Court.
TheSuperiorccurt yesterday afternoon
took up the case ol John H. McDowell
vs. J. E. Sluder and wife, an ejectment
suit. The cae was beard at the last
term, and resulted in a mistrial.
The; hearing of the case continued
through the afternoon, was resumed
this morning pud was still on when court
adjourned lor tbe noon recess.
Washington. Dec 3. Forecast till 8
p. m. Wediiesdar: Fair weather; north
erly winds; co'der Wednesday morning.
Weather signals are displayed daily on
tbe Citizen building '
Mayor Davidson ha? gone to Raleigh
on professional business.
P. I. Welles, superirtccdentof the third
division of tbe Southern, is here today in
n is private car.
For n cbanae. Asievil'.e ha 1 a fivine
snow last tight and today, with a be
low freezing wave. v
Fred Moore,. esq' , and bride returned
from Mniphy yesterday and are at
I u nice A. T. Samrjatv's on Haywood
street.
Now the fountain's stjjppea a-squirtiu'
Hit am t sicb a party sight.
Why no't hev hit lookin' lusciou-? -
Let the pawner painty hit white.
Newton Stockton, wuo is wanted in
C harlotte on a misdemeanorcharge, was
arrested here last night and is being held
awaiting the arrival ol the sheriff" ot
Mecklenburg.
City Hall Janitor Hall has availed
himself ol his leave of" Absence, going to
the "old moonshine district" in the upper
edge ol Soith Caroltrgi, wh re he once
lived, an J where he wijl fpend a week
hunting. '
F. Slikeleather. J. I. Mackev and J. C.
Curtis rtturned yesterday afternoon
trora R-idsville, where they had been
attending the -sixth session of the West
ern North Carolina conference cf the M
li church. Smth. They ay the ent r
tainment ot the visitors by the Kcidsville
people was of the v.ry best.
'TIS A GOOD WAY OFK.
BURIED AT MILLS KIVJEIt.
Tbe Remains or Mrs. Fulton Taken to
Henderson Yesterday.
Tic remains, of Mrs. Mary Fulton,
whod:ed at her home on North Main
street Saturday, were taken to Mills
River. Henderson county, yesterday.
Faneral services were conducted at the
Prebvterian cburcb there by Rev. Dr.
R F Campbell, ot tbe First Presbvterian
church of Asbeville, and the interment
Wf-s in the cemetery nt Mills Kiver
academy. The remains were accom
panied frcm Asbn'ille by A. F. P King
and family.' Rev Dr. Campbell, B Bur
nett. Mrs. Dean. Miss Lucinda Parker.
11. N. Lockwood, F. M. Foster aud B.
M. Le
Mr3. Fulton, nee King, was born
April 6, 1811, in what was then Bun
combe but now Henderson, tear King's
Bridge. She was married January 1,
1828. to Wrn. II. Fulton ot Laurens
county, S. C.Vvfco died J ilv 24-, 1870
Alter ber husband's deatli Mrs. Fulton
spent sevtral yeais in Missouri with
relatives, returning thence to Ashevillc,
whtre she had lived ever since. Her only
relatives living in Asheville are A. F. P.
King and Mrs Daniel Kay, of whom she
was tbe great-aunt,
Mrs. Fulton owned property between
North Main and Chestnut streets the
value of which is estimated at $8000 or
$10,000. It has been uaderstood that
the bulk ol this would be bequeathed to
the First Presbyterian church,- ot which
sh? Wfs a devoted member.
TBR MARKETS.
(By Telegraph Today.)
NEW YORK.
New Yoke. Dec. a.-Cotton future opened
steady. NovemDer o. : December, s.24: lanuary
8.27; February, 8.31; March 8.38: April, 8.44; May
8.4S.
cmci
Chicago. Dec. Wheat. December 561',.':
corn. December, a69 26; txirk January, 7.70;
lard, January. 5 40; ribs. January, 4.42, 1
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
New Yobk. Dec. t Erie, ixvl: Chicago and
Northwestern. 107: Chicago and Northwestern
preferred, 151; Lake Shore. 15; Norfolk and
Western 10; western union 88; Southern,
i"V Southern preferred. itl4- American Sugar,
loOi: Baltimor- Ohio. 5s!.; Canada Southern,
54!; si. Paul. 76' ' Rock Island, 75H ; Delaware
ano Hudson, 127; De'awnre, ackawanna
and Western, 17; Manhattan 101!; Michigan
Central, 101; New York Central, lou'4.
Theiefore, be-e thankful for mmy
things, amorg others, that the Carolina
Coal Co. e xists 1 o furnish Ashevil'e with
the world-tamed JVIl co Coal.
ltut to the '( rauk" Uuseball Talk Is
Good Food Any Time.
Because in this day of reigning football
one bears continually stories of "iusbes
and "tackles" and "fumbles," and of
bow "Smith kicked goal," it is not to be
presumed that baseball is dead. Tbe
great American game is only keeping,
and wh.-n the springtime comes again
and old mother earth pokes forth trora
her wintry shroud her benumbed fingers
the world will otce more ' rear tbe wel
come talk of "doubles." "singles '
"cotkers" and "fouls." Then will tbe
baseball season be on.
And then well, maybe Asheville will
have a team to draw the cranks out to
Allar.dale, to pay their monev and shout
themselves hoarse. Kaoxville will evi
dently be in for the war again, according
to the Tribune, which devote consirie -aide
space to the telling of how tbe old
members ot the Reds ill place them
selves for the coming season.! Frank
Motfett is again to manage the team
and cultivate hit garden. Craw lev
( ' Algie," be ot the yellow trousers ) will
come to Asheville, according to the
Trihune. to play with obn lobe, "who
has secured control of the team of thai
city." Tbe paper pdds that Crawle
and lobe would be drawing eards when
the Ashevilles went to Knoxville.
The Tribune thinks there will be no
Southern- League, which will put At
lanta, Chattanooga, Nashvilleand Mem
phis on the eligible list, and ought to
make the baseball sport gilt-edged. Jack
Grim, tbe Rtd's solemn backstop, has
signed with tbe Kansas City team in tin
Western association. "Farmer" Davi
has signed n itb Cincinnati, but it is pos
sible that he will change his mind and
plow in tbe old helds before getting into
stumpy new ground. Willie Hill, whose
of) arm was nood tor only one bit here,
will work tbe catapult tur Louisville, in
the big league. Abe Liiz is "throwing
coil s at the bell cor t ot a Chattanooga
street car." and will probably not b
with the Rds. Leahy goes back to
Lycchburg, while Dillard will camp on
third f.r tbe Detroiters in the West-rn
association. But with all these gone,
the team promises to be up to date with
the new material, among whom Johnny
Htilman ot tbe Masvilles is expected to
be numbered. Then, if Asheville gets in
the push, the season of '90 will be one ol
roseate j yousriess.
He that believes in the truth of what
he is writing can convey that conviction
to bis readers. It is such advertising
that has built np big businesses in this
country.
Read vour copy ot the Woman's Edi
tion while toasting vour toes before an
open hre made of Jellico Lump. Larc-
lina Coal Co.
If you cannot think of anything new to
say in your ad., or a new way ot saying
it, have the ad. reset. That will show
that vou do not neelect it
Index to New Advertisements.
AG1
Wngons Ray 4
Figs Heston 4
For Rent P O Bex i -- 4
Headquarters Mitchell 4
To Pu"hc A Wernwaii 4
. For Kent or Sale Box 47 4
Land Tale V p Southern 4
1'rice List G A Vearsfc Sons 1
Dissolution eainpSell & -mith 4
Watr.ed Model Steam Laundry 4
Importations Mrs Harriet V Keel 4
Private Board 31 M Frrnch Hroad Ave 4
Cloak Sale Baltimore Clothicg House 3
HOUSE TO RENT-Inquire at
NO eS BAILEY
1 i-jod3t
ST.
YT.VNTHD M! people to look neat we will
' do our Dart it vou Wl' pive us a Inwl
M"DKL "TEAM LAUNDRY,
Phone 7c, Ci'uich street.
PORKENT-R B Tohnstou s former resi
- dene, Noith Main street, near Farmers
warehouse. Address P. o. Bu.X 177
decsdiw
A cold wave brinssto memory the fact that
vour tect are not oropeilv protected. Don't
put on oraenng a pair 01 good Suoes uu'.it it
too late. Chappell makes the best, 15 College
street
irooDI.AWN CAKR 54 South Main street
t-resn ovsters every day. served in every
style, niKUt or ay lor sale by pint or qu-irt.
Two private dim. in moms 'or ladles. Board by
week or mouth oa application.
MDSRUUGH J GREENLEB,
most sue
Ash- vine
at p-esent tul'. Every modern convenience and
most destraote location. Ill health cause of re-
citing 47, Bo-x oifice ol this paper.
Cec3d3t
rilETTY HOME WEDDING.
Marrlaee of Miss snsau E. He-yuolls
aud Geo. A. I'nrker lu Woolscy.
A pretty home weddi' g occurred nt
o'clock this morning at the home of Mrs.
Susin A. Reynolds in Wookey, when h
daughter, .Miss bus jn t,. Keynolds, was
married to George A. Parker of Blacks-
burg, S. C. The ceremony was solemn
ized in tbe parlor 111 tbe presence ot
members of the family, the couple enter
ing the parlor to tbe strains of Mendels
8'ihn's welding mirch. rendered bv Miss
Dollie Sei ier. Rev. II. I'. Doane ot New
ark, N. J , pronounced the words making
the couple husband and wite. Thev
were the recipients ol a number of hand
some presents.
Directly after tbe ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Parker left on the 8:10 train for a
trip to the Atlanta exposition, whence
thev will go to their home at Blacksburg.
They were flccomoanied to Atlanta b
Miss Annie Lee Reynolds, a sister ol the
bnde.
Mr. Parker is a prominent merchant
in Blacksburg. He at one time lived in
Ashevdle, arid was the builder o! th
mills of the lL-hevi!le Milltng companv
The bride is a most estimable lady, wib
very many ftriends in this city.
1U SCOM?UK MI ST "GO HEAD."
Elltlit Brothers Who Servod In the
Confeilerate'Ariiiy Still Living.
Maijiv a woman's f,ece is her fortune-
yet no lace ran retain its beauty it
pinched aud blue with cob ; therefore in
justice to your daughters, beat your
i'ouic wun jemco Lump, Anthracite or
Coke.; Carolina Cal Co.
Comforts. Go.:., 90c., $1. $1.25, $1.50,
and $2 50 each; excellent value. Blan
kets, 75c, $1. $1 25. $1.50, $2. in white
and gray. Also $3.50. $4 and $6 in all
wool; u. A. Mears & Sons.
Tell at not with lengthened faces
f'Advertising does not pay;"
Ope vour eves and see its traces
In the solid wealth today.
Remember the ooor. bnt dont forcet
that charity begins at home, and glad-
aen ynr wile s heart by hllinjj your
coal house to the roof with lellicoLump,
Antnraciteor coke, Carolina Coal Co.
O.ice more
ahead, as
Buncombe county goes
shown by facts givtu
lett.-rto Thk Citizen from N A. Pec-
land ot' Buepa .Vista, N. C., dated No
vembcr 29 fin his letter Mr. Peuland
A VI"
I noticed in your pater a tew days
ago an item',, copied, 1 think, irom Hie
Lenoir Top;i, giving the names of five
brothers who went through the Confrd
erate armv.tand are all living. Hun
combe can beat that. I herewith enclose
tbe names and ages ol eight brothers, all
still living in Buncombe." The list
lolltiw:
Dr. T. M Stevens. ..681T. N. Stevens. ..65
D M. Stevens ti.l VI F Stevens. ..61
F. M. Stevens........56,l. S. Stevecs 5
R. M. Stevens 50; A. A. Sievens....8
Mr. Penland concludes: "It yc ti tiod
anything better tor tbe Conteds. let os
hear Irom vou." To which The Citizen
ventures to add, that this wondenul
record in all probability cannot be
bcateu.
Enumerate, wito your children, all the
blessings vou erioy, and don't fail to
appreciate your comfortable home it it is
heated with Jellico Lump, Anthracite or
Coke. Carolina Coal Co.
j ON KV is saved every week by those who
buy th. ir bread at the French Bikerv and
nev get tne best 51 college bt. Thone 27.
FOH RENT OR ALE One of the
ees.tullv run hnardintr hnnua in
atisTaction
Our Hobby.
4SHF.V1LLE
Corrected daily by Powell St Snider, wholesale
and retail grocers. These prices are being paid
by the merchants of the city today :
Butter 20 to JSlApplea. 30 01
Sees 17 Apples, dried 2lA.t
Chickens 10520 Pumpkins, each 10
Turkeys 7si25iSorghum 20
Ducks i5($2oj Beeswax, per lb 20
Potatoes, sweet ..4.. 50 Honey 10
Potatoes Irish . Wheat 82
Turnips 30W40I Conn $
Onions 6sjMeal .... 45
Cabbage, per lb ljOata ; 40
Beans, per Du.. 75ai.oo;Kye 70
Peas Hay. per ton 17 ocMa-20.00
Chestnuts ICelery. per dos...2s40
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and Carpets jjlj
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It is our aim to sell Furniture
that will give satisfaction in every particu
lar. We buy carefully and sell carefully
because we do not intend our customers
shaii ever icel that they could have done
better. The newness and variet) of our
stock appeals to your good taste.
See our line of Couches and Lounges.
W. B. WILLIAMSON & CO.,
16 Patton Avenue.
) Do Yon Know
Where to get an Ai
5 French alf Cus-
tm Made Shoe for
3 &iU Most Ashe;
J viile people do
it s to your interest
j to find out !
Hyndman,
Opposite P f
Oil Comer.
r. . ,
it
i Am Prepared
l-'or the cold snap. I liave all kinds of warm (Jloves for
men and boys. I have all kind of Winter I'nderwear. 1
We have every facility for furoiihiDg clean coal. To prevent carcl.-ssnefs
on the part of our drivers,
we posted at our chute: THIS NOTICE
"Aaydrirrr in our cinp'oj- wbo deliver real lliai i.
.I rltHH ad frre rrom diit. will be d I r barged Miid.
out furiher Motice."
Asbevillo Ice & Coal Company,
Dealers in all kicds of Hard and Soft Con!.
A NEW DEPARTURE.
Miscellaneous HSool
At less than publishers' list prices. It is not in
sary to send off for books
ROGERS' BOOK STORE,
2? SOL' TH MAIN STREET.
4
have just received a new line of Mutllers
line of Sweaters.
I have a full
Fine Fish
and Baltimore Oysters
Received daily.
Scallops, Clams, Lobsters.
J. F. Miller & Son,
Stalls 14 and 15,
Telephone 237. City Market.
Are YOU Prepared?
If not, why not ? Dont take risks such weather,
don't care about fillinj: the doctor's pocket at your
pense. It s cheaper to clothe your bo.iy properly.
you pay, where must I o 2
course that's
You
Why. to headquarters, and of
MITCHELL'S,
The Men's Outfitter 28 Patton Avenue.
WE SELL
Oyster CracVers Tn
d Crackers, ft
tjing;er S aps. he
Citn.n, I
urrants He
Cr-amChtcse 15-
Chnp-d Hrct 15c
Bt-st Qu In v Uaras, 1
Leaf LarU, jc
Her- sene il. It
Dry Gtjods, Shr c, llaniwart. etc , at as liv
prices. A Kemington No. Typewriter $3j.
S. H CHEDESTKR,
Phone So.
22 Patton Ave
arpets & Rugs
FOR CHF1STMAS.
Xiuas l'resents a-e C.nrra'Iv riitlit-uh
."nlt-it Y ii find it cmsv to
make vur sfltctiors out (Our stock.
what 's m"rc. eat h nnH e v v sr
irl"ifiii -loi t will m-jL-p Ornainer.tal.
Useful and Durable l'resents.
H'M.FD VIG- re much bft ter than those
packul in lavers cost but little more
come in five pound boxes at 2.sc. pound why
t try lhen. FloMdi Oranges tnnty;ht via ex
press 50c. ricz-u. HKa iO.N'S,
Mone No.
Almond Nougat,
25c. Pound.
D.-licious cor fettion mijjht
pav 40l. and j;et no Letttr
Iresh lot in yesterday. The
best Marshmaliows. 40c.
kind retai'ed at whol sale
price 25c a pound. Cream
mints anil winterereens, 10c.
the pound.
Wa&'ons.
Our entire basement floor i dtvole l tn-
tuelv lo wagons, honhy horses, riosl car
riages nnd velocipedes hi i? stock bought !
at rocte bottom prices Irom tactory cheap
est puce in North t arolina lor wagons.
Big Wagons ' ittle Wagons. Wooden Wa-
gonsntid Steel agons - extra shafts tor
goats if you want wagons we will save
you money.
5 V a r (Is of St t a w
Matting Roiay regard
less of Cost.
awyer s
Carpet
ouse
47 South Main St.
Telephone 228.
ELEGANCE! COMFORT ! ECONOMY!
RS HAR IKT V. RFEO. canvassing aeent
of New Vork, has moved to her new store.
iS Church --trretand is pr-pared to furnish the
latest impoi t-.tictns in Dress Goo-is and 1 rim
miuR. et 1 carry in addition the best line ot
dress findina. Call and examine some X iias
Koods next week-. decsdiw
FASHIONABLK liressmaKin I have moved
mv parlors from Havwood street to rooms i;
and to Sondley building. seond floor, where 1
am prepared to do Kashionable Dressmak'ng.
Ail work Ruirantt ed. Work none on short no-
r. MS.C. H. TKL'LL.
it-5dimo-4p
N'ET Cottaets and rooms are In
we are sUDolvin? that demand ;
mand
rapidly
as possible. List your propt-rlv with us special
advant-ges for placing ihrongh our Atlanta of-
hce decide today wait until tomorrow and be
disappointed THK J. B. BnSTIC ci..
J. B Bostic, Mer., Atlanta.
W. M. Clark. Mjtr., Asheville. Telephone 130.
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F"MSSOLl'TION The fim of
& Co. is this day dissolved.
J. M. Campbell
excen lor the
purps.se of final settlement of ii'-finished busi-
uess. 1. M. AMPBE L.
STFPHEN O -MITH.
The business will he continued as heretofore
hy Stephen O. Smith at the same place, N. 9,
Lexington aveoue, alter this date.
Asheville, N. C , Nov. 25, 1S9-. it
FIR NIT I'm F, carpets and household goods.
Having decid-d to Tetire Irom the hotel
business 1 now otter all tre furniture, carp-ts
and househ' ld goods of every descrip'ion at
prices that will surely sell thrm. A chance to
-ecure goods at a great bargain for this week
only all at the Cosmopolitan rfbte1. Alo a fine
mi ch cow aud call. MRS. J fcTRAl'SS,
11 25diw-p South Main St.
i
LAWnSAt.lt By viitue of the authority con
ferred upon the undersigned bv the last
will and testament of A C. Melke. deceased.
the nndcrsigr.ed ill oner at public auction to
the hiwmst bid ler. on the premises, on Monday.
tne 30m uecemner. i"9s. tne I Mlowing ce
scribd lots; - ituated near the present termi
nusof the Asheville Kleciric ftr-et Railway, at
the Me ke Place, in the Citv ot Asheville. and
beginning at the corner of View and Buxton
streets and ru-s with Buxton street s. hc o' VV
16) teet to a stake on sai 'street; thence with the
S msrgin of aid street 124 2-10 feel to a stake in
sa'd margin. J. M. Campbell's corner; thence
with nis line nearly . 100 leet to View street:
thence K. with lew street 100 teet to the begin
ning. nein i-ts .vos 1. 2 iann 4 01 the nlat re
corded in book 71, page 27 Terms One thiid
casn balance tu one and two v--ars at six per
cent, interest, secured bv deed in trust on the
lots. V. P. SOU HERN,
decjdtds Executor 01' A. C. Melke, deceased
Those who travel now hare a two-fold
reason to take the Rand-McNallv Guide.
First, it is the standard; second, it in
ures yon without charge tor $1000. 4C
cents per copv. $3 per year. On sale
CTerywhere. Send subscriptions to 166
Adams street, Chicago
How the ruddy glow from thatbrizht,
clean fire enhances tbe charm of your
chimney corner. Be thankful that yon
bought vour Jellico Lump from tbe Car
olina Coal Co.
To the Public
I am sellln; Best euderl jia
Steaks 10c. pound. Best Rouid
Steaks S1 j-. pound. Best Koasts
S' 3?. pou .id. Ret S jusage, 8' si.
pnnd. Lamb Chops, 10c.
puad. Lamb Stew 5;. pound.
S-.ew Beef 4;. ponnd. Veil from
5 to 10c. pou;id. Choicfl com
fed pork 5 to 10c pound. Fresh
Butter, Chickens, Egt;s and all
kinds of frtsh Vegetables at
Lawtst Market pr'ce.
A, WEUNWAG,
Cor. West Haywood and
Spring Streets.
HAY'S
). 8 X. t OVIST
SQUARE.
Sus-
1"
1 Y
Won
V
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Are Iteadlng- I'liisV
Will Read It Too
IT
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I pon Tliis Fitct We Ituild
If v u wan; thi i);stin tli
ket in Neckwear, Hi?
penders, Gloves Ilar.dkf rcliifis,
Umbrtllas, Cams, Yalist?.
Shirts. Swcatcs.
Agent for the sale of Dunlap
and Stet son iiats, Dr. Inrtrtr's
banitsrv liinerwear, Krmer
an! E. & W. CollarsJaud Culls,
i
Xlonarch ai d W'ilsin R:os'
Shirts, Fones
Gloves. J. cc D.
Dumfrirs, Scotland, Kr.itted
Woollen Gloves ;md fancv
Scotch plaid Golfe Hose at the
ONLY AND ORIGINAL
LOOK OUT!
Tbe;c ii a Big Holiday St c'i io Town and Vju cid Lu .
Cbritma Presents for a Tery Litt'e Montv. Get on tin
richt track and sive money.
If vou want to Luv a nice and appropriate Cbnstm..s
I'rtst nt. do not fail to see our
New Holiday Stock.
It is ovr-rll wirg with tbe ufelul, tke Novel and the
Beautiful, and tbe prices are so Extreme I v low that ail
canafTrd to buy. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. Silver
ware, Novelties, etc.
A. Kienle
2
Ashevilles Leading Jeweler.
II PATTON AVENUE.
Our New Store. No
near futnre.
53 Patton Ave . mill Ik opeued in th-
Assignee Sale
The Ftyck of Clothing and Men's Furnishing Cioods
formerly owned by the Whitlock Clothing House i
now on the market for eale at cost for cash. This stock
comprises high grade Men's Suits and high grade Boys"
iSuits, stvlish Children's Suits for fall and winter wear.
Also a lare stock of Overcoats, Ulsters, Heefers and
extra Pant in alls sizes, White Shirts, Co'ored Shirts.
Cotton and Wool Underwear, Gloves, Hosiery and
Handkerchiefs. Hats, Caps and Mackintoshes, decidedly
the best stork in all lines in the city, all going COST
FOR CASH. Now is your best chance for bargains at
46 S. MAIN ST-
S. LIPINSKY, Assignee.
A Mean-Looking Letter-Head
lias lost many a dollar (or business men
If a man is judged by the coal be wears he is also
judged by the letter-head he uses. An artistic and business-like letter head has fre
quently been a basis of credit. It may be looked on ai a good investment. Let The
Citizen Company fit your business with a good coat of printers ink.
Scy Ptrrins'
;
McGconre ;
MAX MiLRCXJS,
3Iauaarer.
Patton Avenue.
Are 1'ou In Itusinrs
Suppose Tin M at Vour A1.
I CAROLINA WINE AND LIQUOR STORES 1
Th? Bazaar,
43 I'atton Ave
We have a beau.it'al line of ladle's'
Frit Hats in tbe newest st les in the
following shades, brown, tan, cream.
white, navv blue, light blue, blue.
ttc. Ail tae snades ot frey, green
in every new shale, which we will
s.U for the next tour weeks at
reduction of 20 per cent. These g ods
are all new, of latest stv'e anil mot
popular shades. You will do well to
see them before vou make auv selec
tion. We also have a beactifjl li-
ot trirDmea gnoas wnicn we give
very close prices on.
The best Brands of
Whiskies on the
Market. We keep
all brands of . , . .
Beer, Ale and
Fore'gu Stout.
Which we will sell
you at New York
prices. All g .ods
nelivered free in the
city anil vicinity.
. 19 North Main St.,
1 & V2 West College,
Asbeville, N. C.
Agent for Col .1 K
Hoyt'a . .FAMOl S-.
Wines which we of
fer to the public at
the rmarknble low
price of 1 -ir PEU
GALLON
Hoyt's Claret, $3
Per l)oz. Qttat.
Pooling Sherry,
$1..-j0 PcrUallon.
R'S
THE
Palais Royal,
Frank O'Donnell, Proprietor
Carolina Wiuc and Lienor Stores, Aslieville, N. C. f
PRACTICAL SANITARY PLUMBER.
E. E. ELLIOTT,
The Bazaar
Has a very handsome line of ladies'
Jackets which are lower in price than
you can possibly get any where else. '
Steam and hot water heating.
All work will have prompt atten
tion and best workmanship. Es
timates cheerfully furnished,
lobbing promptly attended to.
P. O. Box 138.
Legal Block.
Thone 160.
The Bazaar
Money Saved
Has a complete stock cf ladies'
Shoes. We make, a specialty of this
line and can give von a perlect fit, a
fine quality, a splendid wearing ar
ticle for $2.00 or $3 00. We will be
del'ghted to show yon these goods
when yon call at
IiY HAVING VOlii
-MADE AND REPAIRED BY
J. T. Harris
AT
The Bazaar.
3iO. 11 W. COTJItT SQUARE.
(J. M. Alexander'! Harness Store.)
Work Called: Fcr and Delivered.
TELEPHONE NO" 3.
FRUITS,
CANDIES,
NUTS.
AT ALLEN'S,
Opposite PostorBce. Phone 118.
Offer
Has
Detenniued
To
Make His
Sales
For the Month
of December
More
Than Double
Any
Previous Month
of the
Year.
He Will
Great Bargains
in Dress Goods,
Notions,
Fancy Goods,
Underwear,
Holiday Goods,
Blankets,
Wash Goods,
Capes, Jackets,
And Last,
But Not Least,
Handkerchiefs
He
Will. More Than
Double
His Working
Force.
His Goods
Are
All New, Fresh,
Desirable.
He
Has No Old
Stock
For You to Select
From.
Remember
His Special Cut
Price
Sales
On Monday,
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
Of
Each Week.
Come
And See.
Rfleyer's Palais Royal,
28 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
4
Let us have yonr orders.
Next Door to Heston's,
Telephone Call No. 231.