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ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN ; SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 2(3, 1890.
Natum should i .
TAKE
assisted in til"
sDrlnir to throw nil
the heaviness ot
the slugirish winter
circulation of the
blood. Nothing
does It o well, 80
prompt or so wifely
m bwlft't bpocMo.
a tub
SPRING.
I have lined B. 8. 8. for a number of
veurs, and consider It tlio bust tonic an
lilood remedy that I over used. In fa
I would not nttumpt to enter upon
spring or summer In tliis climnto wit!
OUt It. II. W. Coi.KMAN,
Of Coleman. Fcrinison & Co.,
lado City, F,.
Our book on I)lo I und Bkln DUciiiki
uiuilud fruo.
Bwipt Si'Kcikio Co.. Atlanta, Oo
nit U.lil.Vwly
I'KOMSSIOXAl. CAKDS.
Dr. J. If. Crawford,
OFFICE 56 MCAFEE BUILDING.
Aalievllle, N. c.
I'KACTICU I.IMITIill TO Til It
HVK, KAR. THROAT WI NIWK
ROBERT BROUN,
ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER,
CONDUCTS MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION.
f. . Box S7. I Hendry Mock.
liilvlllil.il"
MRS, M. F, FIT6H, M, 0.,
Sl'EOIALIS T.
ACCOUCHEUR ANO GYNhEC ILOGIST.
NO. II. KI'KHCl. HT., AHllltVILLli, N. C,
N IL .Non-rcudeiit pui.iiuafur.dahcd with
Ural claw ro'iina, hoard ami procMtonul
nurttca. July UNlilni
A. II. COU15,
STlilS OGKAP1IEU.
U-:AL I1I.UCK.
jlllli7lllll
A. S. GRAHAM,
JM2NTIST.
iriitvtvcTj.ll. Uw'a Store, South Mnin
altvct.
lixlriulin 2.1c.
" With una .loc
I'illiiiU with ntivcr or umulKum ..,5ik io7.c.
' Kut'' l.Ht utlil Uw:hL
Set of teeth t..OO.
Ileal Ml of levth N.lM.
No Utter niudc, no matter what you jiay.
ttatNluctlon guaranteed.
3I7A7NEWLAND,
Attorney at .Law.
MAKION, N.C.
Will rrm-tt In the Ktth ami t-'th Judicial
liutnYlaof North Curolinn ami in thr Ku
prciuc Court and the 1'cdcral Court of thr
YYcutcrn iMutrk't of North Carolinn.
uiuyHdltn
TllKil. F. Daviimmin. TlllW. A. JllKSS,
KnlliKO. Ji. I). MAMTIN, A.lcvlllr.
Anhivillc.
I)
WIUrtuN, MAKTIN k JONKH,
AttunirM nml CiiunMrllorii nt Law,
Aahrvillr. N. C.
Will irilier In thr 11th nml I JIh Jurtl.Hal
Hiintru-lH, himI in thr Hiipn-nu Court ul North
I'uruliim, nml in the I'filt-rnl Court, ol the
Wi-Ntcrn litrii-l oi North Ciirohntt.
Kilvr to llnuk of AHlu-tillc Utwt
A. TKNNHNT.
ArcliUcct and Contractor.
I'ltiii., .iHX'tni'ntionN ami mlltnntr. fur
iohIiviI. All work in my liiif ininlrnt-ti-tl lor,
..ml no chin in. lor ilrawinit. mi vontrm'l.
iiw inlnl mc.
Mi'lerrmv. when ilmmil.
i.Ikv: No. 11' lli'iilrv illo.li, N.nth t'ourt
&rmrr. A- Vvlll.-. 1 C hii1'KII
U. II. KitliVKS. I'. U.S. II. K. hMITH.H. II .
r. Ht'ivcM Ac Hmitll.
In ConniUIV niiilillnit, ovl Ki-iIiv.mmI. hlorr.
riiuoii w uu--.
fiTlh rktrni'ti-tl tvllh.nit imln, wlh thi-m-tt
Niianllii'tiv. un.lall ciimh ol triVKiilurtl.v ir.
tvu-i. .-i.i i r
. mamkA v. i. ii. a.
IHiltul rJiyZ,1 HUc '
In Humiinl llHlliMnit ItnlriiniT.. I'alloo
v4'inir nml Mulll mtvcl. t
icliiiiillv
J. W. HULUNUH,
Veterinary Surgeon.
I will uroclicc In the dty and .urruuiidlua
country.
llllliT at W. P. Illnntun Ik Co.'s .tulilc, 7
Houlh Main mrri't. l'rl
AJ1SCHL LA SliO MS.
MOTHERS
FRIEND"
av -m.
UIMINISH",MnTHFR
vr. AiriTuro
BRADFIODmTWCajyTlANQA
rii'JRdlkwly
TIIULAKOIIHT AND IIHHT UUUIPI'UU IN
Tllll HOUTH.
CHEMICAL AND ANALYTICAL LABORATORIE
OP
II. C. WoUcreck & Co.
CONWILTINO CIIMMUT ASU MININU NIUHa
AnalyiKior Mrtnt., Ores, Coal or Coke, Mia
.ral Water., I'rrtlllirr., W.
I'HICH LIMT ON APPLICATION. .
Mining pronrrtr InvmitlKaUit, itevcloptd,
bouHht and wilil.
CorA'MnilriMe .oHcllcll.
Hamiilra can lw iwnl hjr mnll or t iprrM. If
Ml hy .iprrM, chariir. mii.l Iw prepaid
tircnu wanlnl In rv.ry plan.
ChattHiiooKit, Tcun.
lift. H O WOLTCKHt. K,
uiivnrllwt Mnnausr.
5K
V 1 -
Child P'JWffla,
tESStfiS
pRATTS I
l ASTRAL nl
ABSOLUTELY SAFE!
PERFECTLY OOERIE8II
Bum's In any Limp without dsnqsr ot
Exploding or taking lire. Set that yon
get the genuine. For sale by
BALTIMORE UNITED OIL CO.,
AHHaVILLH, N.C.
. etpeaftw?
AN ILL MED ISLE
Newfoundland Okarges England
witn Negleot and
TALKS OF UNION WITH TOOLE BAM.
Promler Whit,, Think Newfound
land Would It ltiinrrltAil h a...
neinllon The Kaiser', fl...
Travels-l'hilst lans Rhool log Turk
ii, i me aii usampl of Franco-
unriuan Aiiutjr,
London, July 24. -In an luterview
the Newfoundland premier, Sir William
White, stilted that the delegates re
cently arriving from the province
were not authorised to represent the
people. They Imlonged to a minor
party, their views fairly reflecting those
Ot tllM IIMOIiIm ul luc... Tl. J. .1.
olared that England had been sliaiue-
fllllv ri.miuu Im iu..,..J ... ..-..A.....: .l-
rlLrlltjlltr llMI M..urf..M.lln.l ...1.1......
Thorn f...nl.l l.u.ll.. 1.- J....Va .i.-..
looking st the matter from a purely
uaiuiiaj autuupniui newiouumana
Wlllllll Oi III Mil I f llMV Mum tntuiNiiiSa it uk&
should join the United Htato. He
hoM-d that annexation would never take
pint urn, nuuu uu TPni was uossiuio u
liiKlund fniliHl to redrew the wrongs of
NMUrrminillui..l..Mi ...l.A I....I 1.1. t .
beeu among tlie uioet loyal of the oolo-
Mir John Luhlini k's Rlovatlou.
Lonoo.n, July H. Tle elevation of
Sir John Lublieck as uhairmun of ths
LrtJiiuuii i-ouiiiv eountui. in iui uiiiiiiiihic.
aide sctlwiek lor the progressive element
in iiiui wHiy. nir Jolm ts a much lees
liberal tliiuker than his predecessor.
Lord ltowlH'rrv. who recent lv ivHiiiiMil
the clmiriuumiiip. The council ban done
some good work, but on the whole hiw
not thus iar ri aliied the expectations of
thiwe who hud plaued great hope in the
new tuteucT 01 local iroverniiient. in.
stead of its powers being duugerously
great, as wiw at iirst feured by the more
conservative politieiuus, it has become
evident that the council is too hampered
by limitation in rerbuu directions to
enforce the reforms, which it proposes
uuu wouiu tain enact.
Kuwilau Fori I Ileal lone on the Oaltlo
riT. Pktkksiu'ku. July i4. HuMia has
ooiupli'teil ariuiigeiiieiiui tor the imrne-
untie coiiHirui iiou oi a great uavui uor
Isir at Libnu. on the Ltultic. and the con-
sideruble eulargoiiieut ot' the fortifica
tions there, rtcvrral railway militarr
liues will lie limit connectiug Libau
witn tue Driiuiuul interior cities and
Itutking it pomilile to Ihrow a large force
into mobilisation through these strugetio
tuciiitiea.
Canadians Won I'rlsne.
London, July M. The score by
which Sergt. Bates, of the First War
wickshire volunteers, wuu the queen's
prise ut itiiiby was i'iH. Prises were
niso wou m the coulcst uy tlie tollow.
ing Caiiadiuus: Lieut. Smith, &M: Cant.
It. Uishop. &'iti; yuartcinianter t igg,
ool gl. Ilall, Kn.
v'rauoo-UnrrnaD Aiultr.
London. July is. As an iustonee of
the improved relations between Uur
uiauy and France it la stated that a
t rencu oomiuouore was reeautiy av
lowed to inspect the fortliicatioiu) of
iuel and was very vorduuiy reoeived.
Christ laus Killed tlie Tnrka.
fn.,o . rWu T.. I - Ol A .1... U
ineut of Turkish soldier who were en
route from their camp to a well near
here to draw water were fired npoa by
a pony oi vuruiiaus uiuueu in aiuousu,
Five of the lurks were killed.
Nineteen Tenons Killed.
Waksaw, July A cyclone la re-
ported to Have dus'Toyeu tliu towu of
olouim in ltuksia. buildings were
rusod to the ground, nuieteou persons
were killed uu.l tue neiguoorlug lorest
leveled to the ground.
iargo Cargoes of Canadian Cattle,
London, July U Large cm-goes of
t tiuailiuu tultlu are arriviug lu bcotlaou
,iul a still gr'atur luliui is expected
Ucxt moil til, charters Uuvuij beeu taken
ii ir I ne bringing of several thousand
uurnig August.
Xlie Hulaor'e Visit lu the Caar.
Lonihin, July M. The euiieror of
tijruiMiiy is expected at Cuwes uu Aug.
o ami lu 8L 1'etersourg uu bis visit to
Lie cxar about Auf. lu. Urand prep
i.iuiuiiis are being tuade lu Uuasia tor
but recvptlou.
The Porte Uenlns lletlreae.
CuKHrAHTUioi'LK, July W. The satie
litctlun drtuanded by bervla for the
luuruer ef tue tierviau uuusui luss been
decliued by the port. Comiieiuatioa
to the widow ha also breu domed.
Baron Wlaeuiann Itetlred.
BkhUN, July M Baruu Wiastuana
has boeu placed on '.he retired list, lib)
heart bas been aflreted with rueuuie
tunu, front which he ha lung been
sutlorer.
For the Sweetheart and Wlvoa.
f ..u.u.w I..Im iIA A Immi al.ln will
call at Fortxiitouth tMay fur the pur-
. - ..I uu. I r.l i,,m luoiiliMH nf
i... ilMl t.rf.iiaillwp Iftnaribi. wtio ara
to follow the men to Bermuda.
Bealeftwl by Arab.
U.i,um l.il DJ A Kaltullon nf
troop has beeu ordered to sail at one
to reiuforoe th Upaulsk garrison at
Melilla, Which it besieged by Arab.
Mondanean Keoraiia for tbt Congo,
Huuskkl. Jul HA. Delaium 1 re-
cruiting I0U picked Uoudauet for ter
vice tn the Congo fret state.
Tbt Jam Crop ralluro,
w ' iuaMH. c T.. I ai TKa
housewives of Chester County are in d
spair. The preseriluf or "putting up"
.. 1- A, ul anal nurlv Mil 111
fruit orops art failure. With tut ex
ception of blackberries there is no fruit
in Cheater rounty worth mentioning.
1'eatiuos, pear and apple are aluiuat n-
. . . . I ..V . Th.Hi At. na niilnoaa.
Chetrie were very tearoe and the graut
1 1 1 i m.1 r t. l, a lint.
that ta (tinging the grairt and rendsr-
lug loom vuruuMi
Baclng at Pltlaburg.
F..IM ill IT sot thnnifMliA1
ril I..I l . . "
iieople witnessed the opening of tht
grand circuit summer meeting st Ho-m
wood Driving park, Th day wa flu
and tht racing magnificent.
CUBAN WON. MINE.
A Company of rhlladetphla Cp-
talist uiwrannaj 111-m .
Pmii inn.nit a. July 14. Final ar
rangement have been mad with tht
Rnanl.h smvarnmant for th operation
of tht mine tn tht Ligera Iron region
of Cuba by company oomptisea oi sev
eral of th foremost Philadelphia capi
talist. Aoommlttet representing tn
syndicate visited tht region with geolo
gical expert, and reported favorably on
.. ii ... I -.. m tUm nra da.
III. UUaillT RDH wWM
poaiU. Conclusive testa showed the or
to be VI.40U Tier cent, m mrwuiu nou,
ii uu . i n rillna. and tha trifllna
le.nw . 'i i ,
perowtaf of ,9.1 o pbosoro, x-
molting it to be of the hu . DuBSHttier
quality,
The organization of the oompany will
give a strong impetus to the iron indus
try in the eastern port of the state,
where the bulk of the ore now need 1
imported from Spain and other part of
Europe. The Heuua Iron company is
now organised, witn a capital ol fO.ouu,.
000, aud the Olitiun it has held on tha
purchase of th land, 80,000 acres, ha
now Deen acosptoo and Dual arrange
ments closed, It i estimated that tha
amount of ore "actually in ight," or
what is termed developed ore, amount
to 1,IHI,000 onB.
The officers of the company are: 8. B.
Chuuvenet, president! Thomas H. Gra
ham, vice president! George F, Baker,
secretary and treasurer; Capt. 11, D.
wroeue, oiuei engineer.
Kerr and HI Canvas.
PillLADKLPUiA, July 24. Hon. Joseph
Kerr, of Clearfield county, who wu
elected hint week chairman of the Dem
ocratic state committee, woa at the
Uirard House, lie called ujinn ex-Guv-ernor
Pattiwni und ex-l'oatni.wter Har
rityand hail an interview with both.
Arraiigiiiiienis are beiug made to secure
hendiinnrterH tor t tin xtatti eoniinittHH
without delay, ami tlie work of the
campaign in to lie ut once entered upon.
The Democratic liiauaireiH irivu it nut
that the tight will lie iiK.,YcHiv, und
that it will Ui niude with tliu idea that
oy uiu'd work succcni can be hud.
Kaunas City Urew lioiiutlliilly jis.
WakiiinhthN. July i!4. Knperin
tendeut Porler ban iiivacnted to SocrM-
tury Noble the reijueat ol' tlie citizens of
jaiiHost.;ity mat tliu tlrst count of the
population of tiiut city be regarded as
the otticiul count, an 1 he recommends
thut tills rnquent lie .'.i.lle.l. As a re
sult of the recount ul' a uuiuber of dis
trict in that city the rutiirus Hliuwed a
population of l.'.'IMl Ii'h.i tlmn was iwenr-
taiued by the llr.st count. A recount of
some of the dixtrictn in .Milwaukee has
been completed, i'iio total Hipulatiou
is shown to be J0iI,;i,i,i, an increase siuue
the census of 1Hh,i of
Hu lull led In a Hurry.
Tkknton, July 24.--A young mnn
nsmcil Dennis Spleen, who satM he re
sides ut hi. jliiiVH, KIk couiitv. Penu-
sylvuuiii.wiiH an M mI uy ilotoe.tivcshere
ou u charge oi p i..ing bugus cli.-cks.
llie inimw enle.ca tue aluivs of L. I.
lJaniii..niier and .N'mlilcr of l)iiuhum
without any hat orco.it uu, und prexent
iug a cIii'ck siuiii-d In Lie luoiirietur of
a iieighlioriiig mi ore, a.,n,'il that it be
coiilie.1 us ii matter of lu'ciiicmudiitiou.
This w.i ipui kly done, and the fellow
ewapeil lieiore the Iriclcry wok diwov
ered. lliiumgartiier lust SIU aud tscud
der & Duliinii U0.
Cuiitlldules Will lie There.
Washington. pH.. July ai. Hon.
Jolm McDowell, of Buttulo township,
and president of the State Agriciiitur.d
society, and curresponiling mi retary of
the ehtern lVunsviv.iuia Auricuitiiral
uasociat ou, ha rreiv.il u letter from
ex-Governor Palt.Miu stuiiug thut be
will visit tile rair 111 .Septeiuiier. Mr.
McDowell bas also receive.! il letter
from the Keiuliliiaii cumUilule, Seiuiior
Uelaiiuiler, wiyiug l.iat no will probably
be here.
Governor llcaver at tlio Camp.
Mt. Uiiktna. Pa.. July .M. (iovernor
Beaver arrived al Caiuo tliirtruut't ys-
tenlay all jruoou and w.in received with
a suluto of foriy-fuiir guus by Capt.
Driiithurue. 'fir giiariluien of the state
have been highly cu noli iienled by the
otlicers of the Luili"! .-iuites army now
here for their prori. iem y in drill. The
entire division will be reviewed this
afteruuou at 4:HU o'clock by Governor
uouver tuid start. Overcoat are Lu de
mand during the cool uighta.
Camp Meetings Ualore.
Pllll.AliKI.eniA. .Inlv 4 ThrM nnlail
oamp iiiM-tings were opened yesterday
within tlie bound of tlie Phlludelphia
lMtliiuli.t inl'iri.iii. For tha iut
ten days Chester Unigute, Lauiiisvill
and biuipaou lirove will resound with
pulpit eloquence aud songs of praise.
Watered HI Whisky.
BurrALu. July 84. Timothy Oalll-
van, aged 4? years, committed suiuide
by jumping into the cuuid from the
Louisiana street bridue. lie had been
ou a week s spree.
8EAHHO.I.--. il ML ROAD WAR.
An liiieie-.ilot War of Itali a fi'om
Iniri-lor I'ennailvanla Town.
Piiii.aiii:li'IIIa. July 24. There is a
little war of rate Wlwecn the Healing
and Penn.ylviini reads upon aeashurt
traftlc from wiiita in the interior of
the state. The i'eiinsylvaiilu announced
recently an excursion rate of ti from
WilllumxiMirt to Atlantio City over the
Schuylkill Valley road, good for five
lay.
Th Beading jumped Into the swttn
and mad th nam rat from the sum
loint good for seven day. The Penn
Hvlvania Immediately dropped on to
their gailers and put th tim limit up
to seven day. Th Heading wa not
going to et th pot slip away from
lUeuiona cold, clean itittii na mat,
nil they drew to four ranis for a
ntrnight by iiuttlng their time limit to
July ill, mill gave their paaeengars th
privilege of a stop olf in Philadelphia.
Then the Pennsylvania got their
feather up and slugged the Heading
with a d vve blow. They rxtendi-u
Ihuir I lit with a si op oil privilege,
and In . rirket gocxl fur either At
lantic t ,i May, tSea Isle City,
Holly l it' Allglesea.
Wll.KEKIiAUItK. Pa.. July 84. Notices
were posted at all Deluwar and llud
Mn and Lclngh Valley collertcs that
I. ..If .1.,.. u,n,.r.l I ...iu.l Thl U
laid new to th men, who have bu n
working inn nine tor uie huii turn
iiiinillia. HI I thousand luen aud bova
art affected.
FEEDING A BIO 8NAKB.
Ttie Appellslng Meal of Babbit Thai a
lloa Coiutrlelor lllatils la.
Three Ounmlent rabbit ot Belgian
breed were rugetl In a aonp box quietly
awaiting their fate. They were the meal
for which the snako wax anxiously await
ing. Ha had not tnxled meat in four
mtlia and hi vormioiui maw ynwneii
Uke a bottoinleM pit fur tlio nnfortnnale
trio In the oap Inix. Manager Ucll ap
peared and drew forth tins of the rabblta.
AUt stroking "bunny" on the bock for
a moment he ciiencd tlio door to the
snake's den and thrust him In. The huge
boa had colled himself up in a corner, lint
at once roused himself for action. He
wa fully twelve fe,-t long, and haying
recently shed hi winter coat his skiu
glistened and shone like satin. Ho raised
hi head a foot or o from tlio floor and
viewed the first oours of hi qnadri
annnal meal,
The rabbit showed no signs of fear,
but rather seemed to enjoy hi new
quarter. Tho xnako slowly lowered his
head and cautiouslylMgati to stretch
himself hlong tliu side of tlio den. Hu
never once took hi eye off the rabbit,
which was still tincomiclou of hi dan
ger. Hiulilrtily the rabbit Is-gnii to act
strangely und to cut all sorts of ridicu
lous caper. He would loan back and
forth over the stmko and then rub up
aifalnst It, and appeared to be fascinated.
Slowly and Btealthily the snaKe turned
his head iibotit until it was within a foot
of tho rabbit's haunches. Thou, quick
a a fiuxh, he darted forward, seized the
rabbit in his mouth and iu another in
etant there won nothing to be seen of the
little uiiimul save the this of his ears.
which protruded from between tho folds
of the snake.
The luifje serpent then raised his hoad
full two foot from the floor, durted out
his forked tongue and hissed horribly ut
the motley group watching him. If
there was liny straggle ou the part of the
rabbit it wax not vixil lo. Tho snake had
him in his awful coi'.H. Then the culls
slowly, but with a strength which was
turrlblu to look nt, bcgiiu to tighten till
every bone in tho poor rabbit's body
must hnvo been broken. This done the
coils relaxed, and tho liMp, lifeless body
of tho xportivo rabbit of u few moments
before lay ready to be hwulluwod. Firxt
the serpent now d lux victim nil over.
The eyeballs of the dead rabbit were
protruding from their xocketa, und by
way of beginning tho boil licked them
with his tongue. Once more he coiled
ubout his victim, leaving its head und
shoulders free. Then be opened his
monxtroiix jaws and, taking "bunny's"
head therein, l-giiii to swallow. Soon
I he head und shoulderx wcro out of Bi;ht,
und in lexy Muim til'leen uiin'itex tlio hind
"eg followed. 7Chicai(o Itm-r-U 4uu.
A Lndy In Tesas Wrltvai
My case is of lungstnniling; hiisbaflli'il
nniny physiciniis; luivc trictl every rem
edy I could hear of, but Ilriiillield's l-'c-
nuile Kegiilutor is nil that relieved inc.
Write Hriiillicld Kegiilutor Company,
Atlnntn, Gil., for particulars. Uy (ill
druggists.
Th Foremost Cocoa of Europe,
Tht Coming Ont of America.
UNLOCK TIC A 4 COm.K-
OOOD rOB TJ1SKEJIVKS.
The claims of cocoa as a
useful article of diet are stead
ily winning recognition. Un
like tea and coffee, it Is not
only a stimulant but a nour
isher; and it has the great ad
vantage of leaving no narcotic
effects. Hence it is adapted
MOUTEN'S
Cocoa
"BEST&GOES FARTHEST"
to general use. The strong
may take it with pleasure.
&nd the weak with impunity.
jT-VaV HntrrEX'i OorOA (one trim!,
tjwajn awd") InmvfM no injurioa elftrru on
th MrrotM urstom. It ! no wondr, thra
fora, thu la all prt of tha world. th(
tarnVi Cooo iarflaBiMi4cl by tnef
IcmI m lnlMd mt tM and eoTV tir
ihtr a. anna r chivcolMtea Iar dully
ntbjrhtltlninoradiilt.baloanl tk, ii-h
and poor. "lAnrwt aala tn tha world." Ak
fnrVAM tlotTTKK'aand . 46
,taasrV'iS4i
WOOTON'S
PATENT 'WIKIC
TOBACCO HANGERS
ARE THE BEST, SIMPLEST AND CHEAPESt
WIRE MANGEH8 IN THE MARKET.
CURES THE LEAVES ONLY,
Wc clnlm thut theac hutitfcnt urv cIkmikt
than any iithcrjorr drtaclmtik. nutl nnv
numltrrcnn be uacd cr tick ; Inaurc a mil
furin 1mm of tulmccn ; more tul.avcn run Ik
cuntl irr bnm ; tulinrcu hrlnii In-ttcr irit-m,
dura ni'l Tirol; alalk la nut cuirtl, an v Inn
furl niitl time. Any Imm enn Itc uaril. Hm
pic acnt with tMiniihlct lurft ccnia MNtnuv.
Imiulre fur them tf jttur atun'kccrr ir
njecnt. If they do not kit p them aciid to uu
Price per 1,000 nvllh Mick, 5.00
Price per i,ooot litaiiiieri only 4$o
tiend coali with order, or kuimIb arnt C. (. I
ACaHISTM WANTICU.
TOBACCO HANGER MTG CO.
Houwton, Halifax County, Va.
Junr44lrNlw.'lin
TYLER BANK COUNTERS.
ILtUSTRATf D IN COlORi: esrniet Work of Ml
ISOPag.tl Haw rudy. Books fr., poilsg la.
AIM Mil flh l-.I.M tmr l.tfl.a Tr t.1h TrK-SrllF
r.MiH., I'haln. HmI I .M, k.- ,l.. trr, r.IM- IUa
IYLEB SUH CO, II. LOUIS, MO., O.I.A.
InnrTwt
NEW TRANS-CONTINENTAL ROUTE.
VIA CIIICAOt), MIIAVArKKIt tit AT. I'AUI.
ANI NOKTItltKN I'ACIIMC M. K'8.
ThriMiuh 1'itllinnn Hlreiihtu Cnr ItnvcaChl-
ciiuii i1mi al A. Mil p. 111.
I'ur nl mm mm AinincnKiia.
" 1'nruti, North lnkitn.
M Hi-It un nml Muttc. Mijtitmtn.
The Vtllnw atuiif liark .
' HHkimr I'nlln nml Titctiina.
rirlliitMl, t in-Koti
Itmt Htitttr to Kent He und nil North I'ucltW
CoitNt tMllttl,
Thr Act-nU' Itnr to Cftllfornln, via Portlnml
and the rtrmatii Koute.
riikttn un ante everywhere.
I'or Ini'iirmntlon upplv to nny Aurnt, or
ndtlrraa A. V. II. Cahi'Knthh, tientnil I'n.
aetiarer Aut-nt. Chlenuo. III., or l. 1. ItKAMV.
H hi I hern I'aaM'tiiter Auent, l.oulnvlllc. Ky.
JAltllCH FRANK,
AMILY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Airnt fur Rnms Cmk Woolen Mills.
North Main A.tKvlll., N.C
MT. MITCHELL 1I0TLL,
BLACK MOUNTAIN STATION.
$1.60 fit DAY. tn TO ST VKH WHIIK.
Ncnn.t to Chimney Kink, Catawba
Palls and Mitchell's Peak.
JulrUdiliu BPKAOUU at MOOKB.
SUMMER BOARDING
IN THE
Asheville Female College.
The I'cniulc College, with its spaciims
for the entertainment of hoarcli rs Irimi
ol'ac not iiilmiltcil.
As a school tor the tliorouuli eiliicatiiiu and rclincd culture of fin is and youiiK ladies, this Institution has no stiH.'riur iu this
section of the country. Il lui iiishcs rare advantages iu Music, Art, I. menace, Literature unci Science. I'upils have every
cotuliirl loiiiul iu 1111 elegant home. Charges ore low tor the line advantages uiveii. I'or eat'iloiue or any iiilormiilioti
wiinleil, aililress
TO MACKINAC
Summer Touns.
Plci Stiamcr. Low Ratcs
Four Trlp't pr WMik 1iiwih n
DETROIT, MACICI'VAC ISLAND
fotnakay, HmiH i ir IrlAiif, and LavHu
llurt.n W..y fortu.
vary Wwk Day Betwneu
DETROIT ANO CIEVEIAN
BwlaJ Kunda)' TJ lrli J tor. July, Aujn ul ."vet.
Doubl Tti Un IU' H--iti
CHICAGO AND ST. JOO'-.'H, Mid.
Our Illustrated paivpml't-.
UaiMnd Fimini n Tlo' 4 will b'tn ' .ulu-d
by your TU-k- A; . mt. r d 1
E. B. WHITCOWU, 0. P. A.. Dim.-1. K.-.y m. .
Oetroit and Clevelund biO-in r..v. Co.
M, K. FENNiMAN,
I'MM'I'lliTlIK IT
HE ASHEVJLLE BRICK WORKS,
.l-.livvi.U-, N. C.
I. o. Hoi l.
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA.
THE FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 4.
Tuition $jt.oo,
I'liur rtjittlitr co.oh-n of atiuly. Cliitictil,
PhilnMiipltieiil, i.iltrary, St it titine.
HikcihI eoiirM-tt In C luiniiairy, Civil unit
Klevtrie liiiKnieeriiiK. I'hitriiiucy, nml other
Mtudlea.
Sepurate achool ol 1 .11 w nml M idlclne,
wIiohc Kititltnitt may atlnid tlie rnicitity
Itx-lurca AildreiM
UO.S. KHMI' I. HATTI.II, 1.1. I..
I'realtlent, CIiukI Hill, N. C.
Jill V 1 1V Wtltl
ali-:itiaki,ic
Female
- Institute
CHAKI.OTTi:HVIIJ.i;t VA,
riimtrpaiMtcd In thoroiiuhucHH uf (n-triii
thin. tu-althfiilm-HM iiihI lnniil.v of I . i 1 i n,
iiplMihitittcnt pir ciMiiiort, iimral iiiiliniuv.
IVrma n-atoiuilile. Ki v I. VV. Mimre iidili'd
to the I'ueulty. order cat:ihi;m-
V. i IdCKIVKfW.
Jiilyintlllnuif Ct I't.mipiil.
BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, BLACKS 5 IT HI NtT
To theeltlrena of Anhevllle nml vhHiotv I
wouhl aiiniiiiiuv that at 111 v ttup on Colli ut
tnvt, tie l to WiMHlPnry'a titlkit, I am Ik t
icr prepareil than ever to work In my line.
Waicon-, Huuk'tcK nml Cartinm timtiul t
nml. Ki'iMiitniit nml Imr-M -pImh mc an Mpe
eltiltica, ami (icileel nalitslnetiun uitaruutceil,
My workmen are expt-ru-ui-etj uihl Hktlllulaiitl
my chnri ure mtMlerale.
novUH1 H. lll kNHTTIt.
Chicago &. Alton U.K.
I'AHTIiHT HtH'TIi TO
KANSAS CITY AND THE WEST
Aahcvllle to Kniimia Cltv In .17 Imura.
A -he villi- to U'linr in Cl hoiin.
Anhevllle to han Kranemoo, Cahlnmla, out)
I'urllnml, tireuoii. In A ilava.
Holhl SiHttl.ult.l Tralnt Ht. I.otila to Kan;
tin Ctlv. ktillnniK ehatr ear Iree.
I'or lull InioriiHitluii call on or write to
II. A. NcMlaiul,
lMtrtet PnMeiiiitT Aitent,
No. lu I'litton Ave., Aflievllle. N.C.
J. CHAKl.TtlN. O. I. A.. Chlciiun. til
PATTTTftV w Onmilna flhnraj ara
wAUilvil wnrrantrtl, nml rverr tntr
htta hit UHine uuu irle aiuniril butluui
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE OINTLIMIN.
rin Fair an l.sr.4 Wat.rsr.of tarala.
Th. .tcllnnr. .nil wrarlnif qtl.llllrllnf Ihl. .hn.
knma Im lM.trr .Imwn lli.ti Ii On. .mm. .mlur
mrnu (H lu tlMiuund. ron.Unt WMrrn.
tfi ,O0 ll.nalne llanil.a.w.4. an ilnml and
O atvllati ilri'M SIiini wlik-U oiilnmi'iiil. Ilwlf.
a JOQ llnnil-..F V'rll.. A Siik r.lf alius
u malli il fur li. nml nunlillltr.. .
50 llnnilrear Wrll In Uia Milliard draai
9 Hhm. .t . piiHilAr nrlrf.
4.80 I'nllrrmnn'. Hhno lawnin-ltllf slAlol
w for rnllMwl min, iMrnirni, rtn.
Alt mAili. Ui Uonsrma llulloo Aud Lara.
$3 & $2 SHOES lds
i0i
nava ham moat faTorablv rwltwl alnfa IntrMiKi
and tha recent niimtnmrnia niaka Uvim aupartur
Iati anv ahiMMi tat id al IIipw nrleea.
dlnrt to raepirr nor It tug aUvwrliavU prtda or
APR jnw li"iiipr. inn II nw crninrn niipif ttw wuu
V. ! 1) UUU LAS, Biwckua Ma a
I'OR HALII ItY
WEAVER & MYERS.
mm
well furnished l)iiililinf;s, cool, well shaded,
now until September 1st. Terms jiivcn on
fKUl-. II. Ii. ATKINS) A.
PKIVATIS HOARD.
NliW llOUSli! NUWLY FL'KNIHII Ul)
ALL MUDliKN I M lK VliM 11NTS.
MRH. N. B. ATKINSON,
No. lill Haywooil Street.
lunliS dl v
U. F. ! BRIGHT,
UFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
AGENT.
IHt. IIATTLH'H OFFICK.
AMhevillc, N. C, April 11, Ihmu.
The eopitrtncrKhip heretofore eKlatlnu Ik--twecn
the umleniii:iietl, untler the tinn nume
if IM I.I.1AM tie CO., la thia day ilUaulvrd hy
tnutuul conHcnt. The debla tine hy aaitl linn
will lie pattl hy Lawrence rulllum, and thr
lehta ilue to aultl fmn will be paid to hint,
and the LunimnH continued hy him.
LAW HUNCH ITLLIAM.
1. C. WAIHtlll.L.
To our patrona of the pa at t
I have thin ilny aohl my Intercut and Komi
will in the InKurauec huoiiu-aa In Aahcvllle to
Lnwrvnee rulllam, who will continue the
hualneaa. I 1ieienk lor him a contiituuncc
if vour patronuitc.
I. C. WAIUXSI.L.
nprll d.'tnd
THE SUN.
-POK-
1890.
Kmie iH'oole nurer with The Mun'a oiliiloa
ahoiit nun ami thiiiifM, ami huiiic K-upl
loiri ; lint everyitotly liken to Ki t lioltl ol tile
newtpaH-r wtiieh in never dull and uever
nlraiil to tiHiik iXn mitiil.
iH-iiMK'nitL, know thut for twentv yenra
The him hu fiMiulit In the Innit line lor Ih tn-
iH-ratic priiieipUi. m ver w nvirinu or weak
t-niim In it loyalty tthr triieintereata ot the
party it arrvcM with Uarleaa inti-lliitinee ami
liitiitcreMti'it viuor. At toilea uptniona liave
liikml an ti ihe Ik'ki nienna of nccomnlinh
inu the eoiiiiiion purpoM-; It la not Tlu
SnnH fault li it Iiun aecu lurilivr Into the mill-
NtotlC.
liiuhteen Inindnu nun ninety la the yrnr
that will pmlmtily determine the rcaultol the
I'reaMH'iiiial tkvintn ot ispL', anil iktiuipii
(he firtiim ol the iK iniK ra. y fur the real ol
the century. Victory in I huh t a ililty, and
the lKi:imiiniif ltm tin Uttttinie toalart
mt in compiiiiv witn nie huti.
I'tolv, ikt mouth
1 m1 . jrvr -ar
Siinila . Ik r year ,
I'ni'v and Sniidav. iht vear ,
liuilv nml Sunday, kT inotitll....
. 0.70
. i.ou
tt kiy. one ear
AddrfNH TH K HIM, Nvw Vorb,
TO WEAK MEN
fiutT'tlnc rrmn tha rtrnru of youthful orrora. aarlf
decay, wauna woakneaa. loat manbond, tc, I iu
apnd a Valuahla trMliMttaaaliMi cotitaiutiiff full
partlrtilarafor howarunv FRESof rharna. A
BplaDdil nadirl work 1 annuMlm raad by vwy
Buui who la Darvoua and dobltliatmL AUJraa
rrof. Ft C YOWLEIt, Hoodua. Ctfuo.
nnvfl dfVw 1 v
D
i h.si ii. i i io.N,
rt'e thr unileralirtted have thin day dlaaolvrd
ttnrlmndiip hv tuutual cmihiiI. All oldiua
tioun not olhcrwlNC provldeil lir w ill lie mi l
hv I. II. Weaver Ativ nccouula due the linn
are payable to cither.
IIUKKI.-M nt nUAU.ll,
Th In 7th day of May, IHtui,
I' AW rNCKHIIM.
The undi-rli:mtl have thia dav formed n
ioparttarhio under the name and atyle ol
Weavi-r X- M vera, for the luirirnur ol enndilvt-
tuu the ahiK- bunnea in all iia hrnmhi, at
the old aland ul HirrhiK V Weaver. ;il I'nt
ton iivenue. lOIIH 11. W K a vita.
j. NoiiHia Mvhmb.
Aahevllle, Junetl, Hm.
ARDEN PARK HOTEL
AND COTTAGIv.
to mill's Hou Hi of A.lH'vllU', on A. Ik H. H. M
tknms:
Per Month f tooo
IVr Wtvk latHi
Prrliay Uiw
lilnncr anil Tea Purtli-s on iincilny'.niitlvc,
7A cents.
Tho. A. MorrU, Prop.,
nprltliltf Antra, N. C.
HOCK QUA1UIY
FOK RUNT.
Apply to ua (lurinic the lueomlnit week to
rent thr Koch (Junrry on the opimalte aldr
of thr river, nenr thr Iron bridge, and tht
NIMH TltNltM UNT IIOttftHH
near by. A koihI rock mnn enn irrt a bar
Kiiln
NATT ATKINSON & HON.
mnrtfO dtf
T LAN TIC CUAsT LINB
(in nml after thia dnte the fulltiwlna! ached,
nlea will lie run over lta"Cnlutubla IMvMon."
No. Oil lvea Columbia A.UO p, m.
Arrivea nt Charleaton..,. O.HO p, m.
No. ft2 Uhvea Chnrlraton 7 to a. m,
Aertvea n Columbia 11.AA a. tn.
Connect I titt with trnlna to and front all
polnta on the Charlotte, Columbia At An
uata and Columbia at Green villa Kallroada.
lially.
T. M. HMMKHOM, 0a. Paat. Ant.
J, P. UBVINU,tra. pi
jrrassy campus of seven acres, will Ik- oia'ii
iiiiplicaliou. Cliililrcu under liltccn venrs
'. Colll'K'V, AsllCVillC, IS. C.
TUOS. P.
HAMILTON
& CO.
GROCERS,
,
BIG 22,
I'attou Avenue.
Mil H .lllin
ASHEVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
IIOOMS, 26 PATTON AVE., ( Y. M. C. A. ROOMS.)
)xrn ilnily, cici'iit Kuinloy., Irom 10 a. m.
until 1 p. m., and 0 until 7 n.
The term, of uhacritlin arc: (in. jrrar
rj.n mo... ti.oo; iiius., $1 j I mo.. Bocis.;
lolly !t cu.
Oinrer. for I Mill I'miilint, Cliarlrs W.
Wonlwyi Vlcv l'riiikiil. Tho.. A. Junta; Kre.
.mil Tn-naurt-r, U. 8. WutMin; Llbrurlun, Ml..
li. J. llntch.
Cltlirn. nml vlnllors ure conliiilly InrllctI
to In.im't the eiiuiliiiiue and liiM-rilw their
tmmiMi a. mrmlK-m. lun.'tOiltf
lviiKllsili aud Frcucli
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
No. 40 I'rvmh Uroud Avenue.
MRS. BUHGWYN MAITLAND. - PRINCIPAL
I For many yenra AuuH-lnte IMnclpal of Mt,
virnou iiiKiuuic, laitnuon..)
Aaalted by a corpa ol couiieutcut tcachera.
llt'l'i II 1 V
FOK SALE.
A aceotld hand ttliait v Mnfi? Mntl nnr uilr
plu tliii ill aa-alea. Mmpitrt- nt
C. n. tOUPI-K.
Or KI.KI.Y itc HTHACIIAN,
y rA hum ak.m .
ESTEY. FISCHER.
The World I'nmoua, uiicqunted, uueacelkd.
durublc iiimI beautiful
ESTEY ORGAN
FISCHER PIANO
Are rccotnuiettded by the lieal artlata. Comt
and cnuiulue our fiooda iNfore buyliiK viae
whvn al No, .17 I'nlton uvenuc Tuning
and retMilriiiK a aicelallv.
a M. WILLIAMS CO.
Jtityd(iw4iii
N
uTICIi.
My virtue of the dtrwthiua eontnbieil In the
wdl of Mm. V. H M, i baiiman. dwaaetl. the
uiidentapid. lu r ieutiMH, m ill rll ni iiiililtc
nival the l-'ntiuerN' W arehntt-e In A am' villi.
N.C. .tut 1 m-day, the (Vth day of Auuuat neat
at IU o'eliM k mi., the nrwnmil pmiNTtv of
mid deeiaM-d, nml her hnuarhnld and kttehrn
Him it urv, cotttituu prttieiinill v of tltnt btil
room m I, one dimnu room act, parlor, att
tinu room, hall luruiturr, pteliirc and hooka,
and other thin timuUly found iu a huuav-
noiii. i vrmv . Ann.
I'urther
lly virtue of aahl will the nnderalirnetl eve
etitora will acll at II at pritnte aale that
valuahlr tot iMlonitiua to anid decenaed on
Ilny wood at reel, ndji.tnlutf the old Chnimnn
home nlaee. and the lot uihih which tmhl dc-
eenaeil tormerlv reaideil opiHi.lta the real
iltnT of A. 1'. Hututuey, l(.t.
1'nriuii imnit uinra nan iieacnption apply
to either of the uudeMiwited.
Term a tine, ala nnil t welve m on tha credit ;
bond and approved act ntily rt iulml of tht
purehaaer, and Itear (nt nat irotu day of auk.
Thia the Utb day of July, l,m,
timi. M U.I.Ik RN.)
I'. C. HoioskTa, Jltsemlora
T. II. Chim,
ff V. M. M. Chapman, dewaaetl.
Jutylmltdayolaiilv
CWRTHEAD
HOTEL
WILL BE OPEN FOR THE SEASON OF
1890 ON JUNE 1ST.
AcvnmmiHliitlon. th very la-at this moan
tain cuuntry eaa afford. T.ma. rtasoaalil
as ponlliki to tnnk th.m. Iillllards, pout,
bowlln allrjr, ball room, nasi, sta.
F. A. MILES, AI. D.,
mayjmiaia ' Proprietor.