Asheville
Dail
izen
ASHEVILLE, N. C, TUESDAY EVENING, APftlL 28, IS96
PRICE 5 CENTS
VOLUME XI NO. 304.
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'Bread h tbs 'Staff of Ufe!"
Therefore Hits it Good
i t
Ballard's
Obelisk
Baking
Powder
f he Fine!., Purest
and the (lest . .
Always Reliable.
Picture Coupon
With Every
Can!
Flveoi tliese mailed to Ball aril
Hallard Co., Louisville, Ky., with
two-cent stamps will entitle?
sender to choice of seven beauti
ful imported pictures, suitable
for framing.
POWELL & SNIDER.
PLAY TENNIS
'iv
I invite the public to come in and Took
ocr my line and compare prices.
BLOMBERGS,
17 Fatton Avenue.
Established Since 18S7.
Illinois Creamery
. . , Butter
l-'rrsh bv express every Mondav, Thurs
day and Saturday, pot up in two pound
brick w-apped in parchment paper.
Seventy-two pinn Is to box.
Gr. A.
10 1. Court Square.
f
OXFORD TIES ARE IN SEASON.
You thould e our latest styles t
$2.50 AUD $3.00
B fore purchasing. Width to fit you.
SPANGENBEUG,
l N. COURT SOL'ARK.
IT
COSTS
MONEY
In ny line of mechanics to keep .
a plant equipped with all the im
provements -of this progressive
age. The
Latest in Laundry Machinery
Is a collar shaper by a Pennysl-
vania laundryman. At consider
able expense we have secured
this machine. Yon doubtless no
ticed the improvement in our col
lars for the past two weeks.
Our Patrons May Rest Assured
That we will spare no expense to
give them the best possible work.
Remember our motto, "Satisfac
tion to every customer." Any
work not satisfactory will be
done over free of charee.
ASHEVILLE STEAM LAUNDRY
43 W. College Street.
BON MARCHE,
Special.
Just received a large stock four button
Kid Gloves,
Every pair guaranteed, at $1, ia the fol
lowing color?: Blacks, Tans, Browns.
White With Black Sti'cbine, Canarv
with black stitcbirg, Pearl, with
black stitching heavy embroid
ered back, Ladies' Tan and Black
Driving Gauntlets, only $1 50; a !
walking or driving glove, fine dogskin.
equal to bent's, only $1 50; also sole
Agent for "Centimeri" Button and "Fos
ter" Lce Goods.
New designs in COTTON GOODS
Just in.
NEW WHITE GOODS.
NEW SAILORS for Wednesday, April 29
Indigo Blue Prints
4c 10 yards limit.
BON MARC HE,
15 8. Main St.
LOUD TALK!
It o'ten necessary. Hut when it comes to speak
ing or the many choice things to be found in our
present s'ock ot
Hals, Caps, Shiils, Underwear. Neckwear,
Gloves, Collars and Cuffs. Belts. Ladies' Shirt
Waists, Ladies' Sailors, Ladles' Sweaters, La
dies' Colter and Cuffs, no talk at all is neces
The Men's Outfitter,
Max Marcus, Mgr.
19 Patton Ave.
Pure
Dalmation . . .
Insect Powder
At wholesale and retail.
Have j'ust received our
spring supply.
HEIN1TSH & REAGAN
Druggists,
Ctwch Strut, PittoslATsnas
If
you are interested in bar
gains a look at the things
that we are closing out
will convince you that our
Is attended with many great sac
rifices. Arthur M. Field,
Leading Jeweler, 18 South lain St.
See the new attractions
in our window.
The progics: ol the Spiing
season has developed a uum
berof strong favorites on vir
ions lines. Of several of
these nothing remains of our
first purchases, but we have
been prompt to oidrr dupli
cates, most or which will ar
rive in a day or two. A few
cannot be had.
H. REDWOOD CO.,
Clothing, Dry Gjodr. Hats.
Shoes and Buttericlc Pat
terns Wall
Paper
5C Per Roll 5C
Other grad s in proportion. We can tlso
surprise you in prices on PAINTS ar.d
painters' supplies, as we are
Headquarters
For lo k pi ices on evervthing in our line.
MAY & MILLER,
47 Patton Ave.
Sawyer's Carpet Store.
Are You Going to Paper Your
House This Spring ?
It so,
see these elegant samples
at
J. JU Carroll's
Office, room 23 Temple Court, Patton
Avenue. Agency for Alfred Peats, New
York and Chicago.
J. H. Law
35-37 Patton Ave.
Exceptional
Values in
English Semi-Porcelain Brekfa$t sets
in two colors Wedgewood made,
Special 4,
T - I ' 1 1. . .
cnmisu atmi l orc.iain unner sets in
new dark green decoration, 60 set pkce.
Special Q 70
24 sets of Triple-Plated knives war
ranted triple-plate all ov r, regular value
$2 23 per set.
Special
Forks to latch Above at Same Price.
44 3 pint Glass Pitchers at 15 cents
each worth double.
A Special Sale of Ensrlish
Toilet Sets Next Week
I !
REMOVAL
SALE
COLLISION WITH THE WYANOKE
OF OLD DOMINION LINK.
All the FuMMenirera and the Crew or
the Steamer Saved Small Carvo
Loss About 80,000-The Columbia
Injured Some.
New York, April 28 Word was re
ceived eailr this morning at toe offices
of the Old Dominion Steamship company.
Pier 26, North River, of the sinking of
the steamship Wyanoke, which collided
with the United States cruiser Columbia
near Newport News. The news of the
accident was contained ill a telegram
from the company's agent at Newport
News, which said that all the passenges
and crew were saved as far as known.
The company's officials said the
steamer carrief but few passengers. She
bad a crew of about 40 men, and was
commanded by one of the line's best men,
Capt. N. H. Jenney. The Wyanoke car
ried only a rmall assorted cargo. She
left Richmond last r.igbt brnnd for this
port. She was scheduled to stop at Nor
folk, Va.. where she was to take on her
principal cargo. The steamship Old
Dominion will be put into commission in
place of the V vanokr, and will sail next
Saturday from this port in place of the
sunken vessel.
The Wyanoke. having but a smill
cargo, remained a mat some time alter
hitting the cruiser, thus a Hording time
f,r the crew to man the lite boats and
get the passengers into them. The Wy
anoke was valued at $sO,000 and was
partially insured.
Washington, April js itie toiiowing
official report of the Wyanoke disaster
was received bv telegraph at the navy
department at 10 a. m. :
Fort Monroe. Captain Sands reports
that the Old Dominion steamer Wyanoke
last night fouled the Columbia, anchored
at Newport News, and sunk under her
forefoot. The passengers were all saved
Several of the crew were injured, and are
being attended hv Columbia s su-geons
The damrgee sustained bv the Columbia
consist of one bole two feet in diameter
on the port side ten feet a hive water
line; a heavy indentation two feet above
the water line on the same side, and an
indentation of one plate on the starboard
side opposite the hole, opening the seam
for about six 'eet; temporary loss ot one
anchor and 45 fathoms of chain. I shall
take her to Norfolk navy yard as soon
as the requirements of paragraph 400 of I
the navy regulation is complied with."
Fort Monroe. Va., April 28 The
Wyanoke bit the Columbia while coming
into dork, and rank in about 30 minutes.
There were 107 passengers and a crew
of 42 men. The Wyanoke stink the
Columbia with such force as to awaken
all the passengers and crew. The ship
lies in about 40 leet ot water, and can
no doubt be raised.
NOTHING NEW.
Uezeklah. Gadtrer's Speech ot Con
fession at the Opera House.
There was much drum beating neccssa
ry in order to gather a sufficient crowd
in tbe opera house today at 1 o'clock to
justify H. A. Gudger in delivering h's
reasons for quitting the Democratic par
ty and joining the Reoublican party.
It was 1:15 when E D.Carter organ
his introduction, which consisted of a
sky scraping panegyric of himself and
Gudger lor their superior sagacity, in in
tellig nee and manhood, asshown in their
leaving the Democr-itic party, and joit.
ing the Republ cai
There were on the sta' d to hear Mr.
Gudger. G. M. Roberts W. W. RYnin.
I N. Morean. Harry Rurnbough, J. R
Reed, arnes Frank. A B Wa-e, T. I
Harkins, T. B Long . H. S'ag'e, H. C
ones, and two or tbree strangers.
Mrs V S. Lu-k and daughter, occ
pied one ot the boses.
Mr. Gudger a speech was evidently
prepared with much cm re, and be kept
tbe manuscript btf re him, but as he
warmed to bis work it was disregarded
The speech ocmpied about one hour,
and contained no new ideas. Tbe rea
sons inducing his change of heart may be
said to be Scnptual, in that he evidently
now hates what he once loved, and now
loves what he once bated.
Protection and a free ballot those
stale old Republican hobbies were d
ated upon as if they were new.
It may not have occurred to the
speaker, but doubtless did to manv ol
his audience, that the last time he stood
on that platlorm. less than two years
ago, be bad declared, with much flourish
and much noise, that the Wilson bill
had passed and tbe country was free.
Today that bill was denounced by Mr.
Gudger as tbe hane of the country.
There was a good crowd present,
nearly equally divided divided between
white and colored, the white portion of
the audience being largely made up oi
those in attendance on tbe Criminal
court. Not over a dozen Democrats
beard the talk.
li. O. PATTERSON, CHAIRMAN,
It la Likely That He Will be Chosen By
tbe State Convention.
A telegram sent out from Raleigh says
it is alleged there that Senator Pritch
ard is pressing R. O. Patterson of Ashe
ville for the chairmanship of the Republi
can state committee and that Mr. Pat
terson is canvassing tbe State for that
place.
Mr. Patterson told The Citizen this
morning it was a mistake that he is
nsakirg a canvass for tbe chairmanship.
A chairman is wanted who will uot an
tagen ze Senator P itchard, and ft
Chairman Hoiton and Settle persist in
their opposition to the Senator it i- very
likelv that Hoiton cannot be redected
at the coming State convention.
Mr. Patterson said that il he should
be elected chairman it wonld tiecessitate
his resigning his position as ckrk f tbe
United States court.
RUSSELL'S CAMPAIGN.
It Uas Fallen Oat With II self; Collars
ed: Quit: Ended.
Raleigh, April 28. Special Repnb
iican inairmau tioiton, says Kuss-li s
whole campaign is a failure; that it has
collapsed, an j that Russell's friends so
admit.
Paper Mills Burned.
Baltimore, April 27. The Mentzel
pap-r mill and plant, comprising a group 1
of four buildings, near EUxott City, was
destroyed bv fire last night. Loss $40,-1
OOO, insurance $IO,O0O.
JETMiE E WART'S CHARGE.
His Instructions to the Grand Jury
Concerning Elections.
In bis charee to t be Criminal Circuit
court grand jury yesterday Judge Ewart,
referring to bribrt v, intimidation, etc,
in elections, said in snbstanci :
'I desire to especially call yonr atten
tion to the stringent enactments against
violations ol the election law. The foun
dation of our government rests upon the
parity of its elective systeu.
"Illegal ret. titration, false entries dv
officers of the election, the refusal to reg
ister voters who off r to take the pre
scribed oath, betting on elections, treat-
i: g on election day, the selling or giving
away of liqnors within five miles of a
voting nrecinct, stealing ballot "boxes,
assaulting officers of the election, giving
or taking bribes, intimidating voters.
hiring voters to remain away Irom toe
polls, are grave offences against the law.
and punishable with heavy fines and
imprisonment. It will not be mv fault
while I am the presiding officer of this
court if the provisionsof this law are not
rigidly enf irced as against gouty vio
lators. It matters not to what political
party tbev belong, whether cf high or
Ijw degree, rich or poor, black or white,
with influence, or without influence,
when convicted in this court, the utmost
penalty will be itiflicted."
At yesterday afternoon's session ia the
case aeaiost S. P. Smith and I.E. Hamp
ton, affrj-y the jury returned a verdict of
guilty as to the former, but could not
agree as to the latter. It was still un
able to agree this morning, a jurrr was
withdrawn and mistrial bad. Hampton
gave bond to next term.
State vs Ben Foster, rolored, larceny,
gnilt ; 12 ruontbs in chain gang. John
Greenlee, who was indicted in the same
case, was acquitted.
State vs. Will Fleming, colored, carry
ing concealed weapon; pi ad guilty, sen
tenced to fjur months in chain gang.
State vs. Howard McHenry and
Biown Twittv, colored, affray; plead
guilty, judgment continued till costs are
paid.
State vs. Geo. Wilkie, false pi etenct ; on
tial
Harrison B. Brown was sworn in as
an attorney.
The grand. jury yesterday returned 17
bills as true and three as not true.
PLAYED AND LOST.
Took Goods of His Wife and Slster-ln
Law , and Now Is In Trouble.
Not- long ago John Hunter, colored,
and Nancy Evans were married. They
have been l.ving on B attack street
Tbtir married life has evidently not been
one unbroken path of jovousness, for it
,roriert to lustier IVnver that
few das aso Hunter, while bis wife was
away, bad bundled up a great portion
of his wife's clothing, a watch and other
articles of value, preparatory to leaving.
Btfore taking his departure, however,
it - is said Hunter went to the bouse ot
his sister-in-law, Hattie Evans, and
packed up numerous articles which she
owned, with $8 50 in cash, a watch, etc
justice Deaver was applied to for
search warrant, issued it, and on invent i
gation it was found that Hunter had
taken tbe property to tbe Southern
freight depot to be shipped to him at
Anderson. S. C. Tbe property was re
c vered and a teltgram was sent to
Chief of Police J. W. Dillingham cf An
derson, asking that Hunter be arrested
when he appeared to call for tbe freight.
Last mght justice Deaver receive a
dispatch announcing that Hunter had
been arrested. Application tor rendition,
papers was sent to Raleigh this after-
n on.
TO THE WATER WORK'S.
Ma j . Waddel 1 Con tern plates Construct
ion: Anotbftr Electric Railway.
The grading fjree on the McDowell
street portion of the Asheville and Bilt-
more electric line ii making slow prog
ress because f the blasting that has to
be dane there. The road will run from
MrDowtll street over the east sidewalk
of S uth Main to the citv limits It will
leave South Vlain a litUe north of New
ion academv and, bv agreement between
Mni. Waddill and those most interested
in tbe suburban portion ol the line, wil'
go bv Kmilworth Inn and down tbe bill
to the Swannanoa and thence to Bilt
more. Tbe road on this hill will not
have greater than a seven per cent. grade.
Mm. Wsddell said this morning that
after this portion of the line i bu It he
will endeavor to constiuct a line to the
citv pumping stall n, following the
Swannanoa river as closelv as p -st ible
The building of this line would b; a treat
addition to tbe routes artjrding deliebt
ful ridis for Asheville people.
BAILEY AND 8WEPSOX.
Colored Men Indulge in a Fight
and
Are Bound to Court.
About noon today Nelson Biiley and
Cal. Swepson, colored men of oppositt
political faiths, indulged in tbe luxury of
an argument while basking in tbe sun in
front of the court boose. As tbe argu
ment waxed warm, Swepson said be
"wouldn't let a Democratic nigger
eat at his table. This rued Bailey
and be applied to bis vis a vis
an epithet that Swepson didn't relish
He caught up a rock and struck Kailey
ov.rtbeeye, making an ugly cut, and
then grabbed Bailey's stick and beat
h m with it belore they were parted
The scenes ot the next chapter were
laid in the court room, where Justice
Frank Carter sat on the case and bound
the combatants over to court in a bond
of $100 each.
Seaboard Not Coming.
If reports can be relied upon Asheville
is not to get tbe S .-a board Air Line, the
news coming in a paragraph in tbe
Charlotte Observer's Raleigh corres
pone ice, as follows:
It is now expresslv denied that tbe
Seaboard Air Line will build the railroad
link between Asheville and Rutberford-
ton. President Honman makis the
denial."
Deputy Sheriff Hampton Resigns
Deputy Sheriff J. H. Hampton has tet.-
dered to Sheriff Brookshire his resigna
tion, to take effect May" 1. Mr. Hamp
ton has held this position 3Vi years. He
will continue to reside at lnanda and
will reta:n his position as deputy U. S.
marshal.
YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL GAMES.
New York 4. Boston 7.
St. Louis 8. Louisville 2.
Philadelphia 4. Brooklyn 6.
Cincinnati 9. Cbtcigo 3.
Washington 1. Baltimore 4.
Atlanta 9. Mobile 4.
Columbus 14. Birmingham 5.
Montgomery 16. New Orleans I.
IT BEGINS TO FALL TO PIECES
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET ONLY A
FRAGMENT KOW.
R. L. Fltcpatrtok Comes Oat of the
Radical Nest-Who Will Be the First
to Follow the Good Example! No
Successor Yet.
The polit-'cal secsation of the day :n
fact, cf the wbofo campaign is the with
drawal of R. L. Fitzpatrick from tbe
race.
Mr. ritzpatnck was nominated as
candidate for the place ol Alderman from
the Second ward, on tbe aocalled "non
partisan" really Republican ticket.
Mr. Fi'zpatiick bus not formally au
nt asced bis withdrawal, but it is stated
on tbe very best authority that be is out
of tbe race. Ia fact, he informed several
gentlemen interested that be had with
drawn.
President Eug. D. Carter of the Repub
lican club, when asked this afternoon as
to the manner in which a candidate
would be put on the ticket in Mr. Fi'z-
patrick's place, said that a mass meet
ing would be held, as had been tbe case
wb.-n the ticket was pnt out.
Among tbe names beard suggested to
day of possible successors was that of
Capt. T. W. Patton.
CONDEMNED TO DEATH.
Will President Kraster Pardon Them,
Guilty of High Treason!
Pretoria. April 28. Five of the lead
ers ot tbe national reform committee,
who pleaded guilty of high treason yes
terday, imluding John Hay Hammond,
the Americ.in mining engineer, were con
drmned to death at tbi f irencon s sit
ting.
London. Ap.il 28 In tie house ol
commons today Joseph Chamberlain.
secretary of state for the colonies said:
I have received a private telegram ol
tbe accuracy of which I have no doubt.
saving that five of tbe leaders of th? no
called national reform committee at In-
nannesDnrg nave been condemned to
deatb. I thereupon cabkd to Sir Her
cuies Kooinson at Capetown mstruc.i ins
to communicate the f blowing to Presi
dent Kruger: 'The government has just
learned that sentence of death has been
imposed upon tbe chief leaders t f tbe re
form committee. The government has
no doubt that your Honor will com
mute the sentence. Indeed tbe govern.
ment has assured parliament that this
is yonr honor's intention."'
TO SAVE FROM LYNCHING.
Joseph Cocking Accused ot Murdering
His Wife and Slster-ln-Law.
Baltimore, Md, April 28. Joseph
Cocking, accused of murdering his wile
and sister-in-law at Hilltop, Md , last
Thursday night, was harried to this city
yesterday from LaPlatafor safe keeping.
"There is not a man, woman or child
in all Charles county who believes other
ban that C eking murdered bis wife and
sister-in-law," raid Detective Gaulc as
be alighted with his orisoner. "We had
to bring him to Baltimore to save him J
from possible lynching at tbe band oil
the infuriated p?ople ot his home place."
The train left La Plata before dav
break and Cocking wai met at tl.e depot
here bv a pitrol waeon. which conveyed
him to Marshal Frey s headquarters,
Tbe prisoner would not make a state
ment, nor would he answer env ques
tions. He was locked up at the Ceutral
police station.
1H0 BASEBALL.
The Y. M. C. A. Players Make Up Two
Teams Regular Practice.
Tbe Y. M. C. A. baseball teams will
see to it that Ashiville is cot without
some of the national game this season.
The material at hand was sufficient to
make np cwo teams. The members of
the first team have elected Dick Weaver
as their captain. The players on the
two teams are:
C. S Pueh, Gjy Rankin. Geo. Brown.
C. M. MiElrath. J. W. McElrath. Ralph
Lee, J. L. Carroll, D Weaver. E. Saw-
ver. I. M. Yonng. E. Dukes M. Miller,
C. Sawyer. J L. Rich. W. War, F. M
Lindsey. G. H. Mills, J. Clark, M. Casse-
born, R. Alexander, H. Merrimon,
Charlie Miller.
Practice games will be played regularly
Tuesdavs, Thursdays and Saturdays.
H. Redwood was appointed at the meet
ing last evening to arrange for a game
with Bingham next Monday if possible.
SPLIT IN ALABAMA.
McKlnley and Gold Divides the Uepub-
llcaus Thero.
Montgomery, Ala., April 28. A polit
ical hot wave is prevailing here. Tbe
tension between th? McKinlev and anti
McKinley forces is so great that a row
at tbe door of the hall where the Repub-
ucan convention was to meet seemed
inevitable. There is no o the talk than
of two convenli ns. All hope of coming I
together seems to be abandoned. The!
Mi Kinley Republicans are for a straight
sound money platform and ticket, while
the Moseley men are for fusion with the
Popilists.
INTO A RECEIVER'S HANDS.
The
Cumnock Coal Co. of Chatham!
County Is Embarrassed.
Raleigh. N. C, April 28 The Cum
nock coal company, formerly the Lang
don Herz;y company, at Cumnock,
Catham county, has gone into a receiv
er's bands. Judge Seymour of the TJ. S.
District conn appointed Samuel Z Hec-
xey receiver. Tbe company has been em
barrassed ever since the explosion last Di
cember, in wbicb 40 persons were killed.
FROM THE TELEGRAPH.
Afarorable report was made to tbe
Senate MonHav afternoon on a bill ap
propriating $250,000 for a public build
ing at Tampa, Fla.
Tbe census of Paris up to March 30
shows tbe French caoital to have a pop
ulation of 2,511.455.
P. W. Carmack has resigned as editor
ol tbe Memphis Appeal.
According to Gen. Grosvt nor, McKin-
ley has 444 delegates.
Fine fruits and candies cheap at Allen's.
Call for Sensation cigars 5 cents.
All ye that ate thirsty, come to
our fountain and drink. We are
now serving our delicious
Ice Cream Soda !
With Crushed
Fruit Flavors.
The only Egg Phosphate that
is appetizing fo the taste, and
grateful J to the Stomach. Tine-
apple Snow, a frozen sherbet
Coca-Cola, Hires' Root Beer, Bon-
Bous and Ices. All the popular
Mineral Waters ou tap. In fact
everything that goes with a well
conducted Soda' Fountain. It's
too HOT to say more.
C. A. Raysor,
DRUGGIST.
:il PATTON AVENUE.
Nunnally's Fine Candies Fresh
today
T fj V r' 1 Xj1
' -- X3 MA
DECEIVED
By merchants advertising Knox
Ladies Sailors. I have the sole
agencv Tor Knox goods in Ashe
ville, and the genuine.
WORLD RENOWNED
Knox hats can only be lonnd a(
my store. The Knox Derby, the
Knox Alpine, tbe Knox Straw,
and the Knox Ladies' Sailors are
each representatives ol tbe ideal
in headgear.
F. E. Mitchell,
The Men's Outfitter.
'48 Patton Ave.
The Postofflce
Drag Store-
New Store.
.... New Drugs.
Experienced prescription
clerk. Everything as repre
sented. A fine line of per
fumes, the very latest, just
received. Soaps, Powders,
Brushes and all toilet re
quisites in abundance. A
cool and pleasant place to
wait for your mail. I invite
your patronage.
WHITErG. SMITH, Ph. G.f
Pharmacist and Chemist,
60 Patton Ava. Tlifho ISO.
r ?
QUEER THINGS
Happen in Asheville as will as in Jersey.
Some time since we dressed a man ia a
frog suit, sent him out advertising but.
alas and lack for tbe Frog Uas! In less
tbae a jiffy be was arrested; be was even
imprisoned.' Appearing before tbe Mayor,
to nnswer for bis conduct, he was kept
waitirg posniblv an hour and be thea
learned there was no rfcarge mgaioat
him'.!
Tbe brilliancy of such proceeding is
only equalled bv tbe closeness of our fig-
ares, tbe quality of our roods and in tbe
selection of our stock. We wish to
ARREST YOUR ATTENTION
With regard to prices toda :
Carter's L'ttle Liver Pills 15c.
Welch's Grape u:ce.ptc. 40c ;dcz S4.00.
Welch's Grape Juice, qts 65c ;do $7.00.
Mex. Mustang Lint., 25c. size, 18c.
Mez. Mustang Lint , 50c. tiz. 35c.
Mex. MostaoK Lint , $1 00 size. 75c.
Household Ammonia, 15c. siif.
Wizard Oil. 5' c. size, 35c.
Wizard Oil, $1.00 s-'z:. 75c.
Bird Seed, best mixed, per package Uc.
Castile Soap, Conti's white. 1 lb., 22c.
Castile Soap, Conn' green. 1 lb , 20.
Castile Soap. Conti's red, 1 lb.. 18c.
Copperas, lb. 5c ; 6 lbs. 20c.
Beef, Iron and Wine, pints, 5o.
Packer's Tar Soap 1 5..
Pnpircd Chalk, drops. 3 lb. 10c. lb 15c.
No To-Bac. $1.00 sizr. 65c.
M oiler's Cod L'ver Oil 59c.
Scott's Emulsion, $1 .00 size, 67c.
Benson a Plasters 15c.
Pond's Extract, 50c. s'ze. 38c.
Pond's Extract, $1 00 s ze, 75c.
Woodbury's Facial Soao. 50c. s'z;. 25c.
Pierce's Purg. Pellets. 25c. s ze. 17c.
FaircbilJ's E:S. Pepsin, $1.00 size, 75c.
Nelson's Gelatine, 15c.
King's New Discovery, 50c. size. 38e.
King's New Discovery, $1 00 size. 75c.
Kilmer's Swamp Root, 50c size, 40c
Godfrey's Cordial, 8c.
Carbolic Salve, 25c. sze, 18c.
Brushes a lull line hair, nail, flesh,
cloth, tooth, shaving, etc., at close cut
prices.
Pelham's : Pharmacy
Tie Leading Cut-Eats Ding ston
in iiheTille. Call For Pries List.
Open every Sunday except
Church hours ....
Till May 1st!
We will continue
our
20 Per Cent.
Discount
On most miscellaneous books and
Brown's Stationery. Take
advantage of tliese bar
gainsonly a few
days longer.
MORGAN'S BOOK STORE,
3 V. Court Sqnara.
Heiskells
Tetter Ointment
L'sKD IN CONNECTION
WITH
Heiskell's
Skin Soap
Will benfit any case of skin trouble.
We guarantee it to do so.
Dr. T. C. Smith's Drug Store.
fCBLIC FffUARB.
TP ortnond o
Cigars.