Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 1

THE WEEKLY CITI7F1 I FOR RENT, WANTS, AND FOR SALE, tin imi 10 Wrox stoat "yU'' Thu, M)to, ccbW. mailed. Only 1 oo Asheville Daily Citizen Not tans Knc, On Tlmt, 25 ttnu. Tare. Tiaua, SO seats.

Is Time, TS centa. 'J -H VOLUME VI. NO. 44. PRICE 3 CENTS.

ASHEVILLE, N. TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1890. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. THE DAILY CITIZEN. MISCELLANEOUS. WO TOWNS DESTROYED IF THERE IS ANY ESTABLISHED 1874. FACT8 AND COMMENTS.

.8. GRANT, Pb.G., Ol PUIadclpala Colics, or Pharmacy, Richmond ia recking with rebel Bags, ANOTHER TERRIBLE CY- Apothecary, 94 South Main SU C. CARMICHAEL, APOTHECARY, 0 IN I 8, and Col. Elliot P. Skrpard hni not yet CLONE IN INDIANA.

started tor tbe front. On, Shepurd, on Washington Post. 20 SOUTH MAIN STREET, ASHEVILLE, N. C. FOB HEADACHE USE HOfBHSNI HARMLESS HEAOACHC POWDERS.

Th.y sr. Spclflo Thb Fanntri' Alliance in the two Da- ANY FREE MASONS HOLDING A MEET kotas are on the warpnth and they want Republican blood. Just now they thrcat- For sixteen years I have ING IN NEW YORK. County Fleeted aud Tax Levied. At the joint meeting of the Board of Couuty Commissioners and magistrates yesterday afternoon Mr.

C. B. Way was elected county siqwrintendent of public instruction on the fifth ballot. The tax was levied at the meeting as follows: Couuty, cents on the $100; school, 12Va cents on the $100; State, 2H cents on the $100. A total of 83 cents on the $100.

The poll tax is $2.00. These are the same taxes as those levied last year. After the joint meeting the board of to destroy the G. 0. P.

in thoc State. Pi 1 HvOtM. curried on a Drug and Prescription business in Ashe Rkpvblicanb who have been plotting I I A Hurrlaire lit llttfli I-lfe Ameri to capture tbe Congressional Mat Intely AUDBIM mi can Hharonltootert aLeave for ville, striving at all times to buy pure Drugs and sell no Kurope-Kcwa of liie Worltl. t5 Kiln VH Buffil N.Y td lirUmtkmil Brkhn. Out filled by Mr.

Carlisle are likely to find their plans thwarted by Coventor lluck-ner's call for an election on June 21. That date falls on Saturday, tbe day of the goods that are not strictly Special to Tint Citizhk. OR ANY JypFKHcU)NViLLB, Inil. June 3. A terri first-class every respect.

fob sals mt J. S. GRANT. ble cyclone swept over the State lust Lverything warranted as week most convenient for voting by the Kentucky farmers, who form the Demo SLINVIUE.i A pliice planned and developing as a GREAT RESORT. Situated in the -1 MOUNTAINS Of WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA, A regin noted for health-fuln and beauty of SCENERY.

An elevation of 3,800 feet, with cool Invigorating Climate It is being laid out with taste and skill, with well mht in tbe vicinity of HuutinburK and commissioners met, nnd utter allowing a If your prescription are prepared at asjter. Kverythiug in its path watiwcpt cratic strength in tbe Carlisle District. small numlKr of pauper claims, ad I I A A I New York Star. away and many people were killed or in- journed until this morning. Grant'! Pharmacy you can potitirelyde-lend upon these facta: First, thatonlytbs purest and best drugs and chemicals will jured.

The towns are completely ruined represented or money refunded. My goods are pure and fresh and my prices as low as the lowest. Prescriptions filled at all hours, day Even the most conservative must ad and the wires down. Lctuils are meagre. The cyclone struck the towns at midnight.

wmiW, they will be compound' mit that the way lots are selling in Asheville is something unheard of. It is the principal topic ot conversation on the street at the club or hotel and the man BUY YOUR untinburp and Jusper are seventy miles from this point. ed carefully and accurately by an eipeii enced Prescriptionist and third, you will FIVE HUNDRED MASONS. docs not live who would not like a tew and night, and delivered five of charge to any part of the city. not be charged an exorbitant price.

I'oa GROCERIES, FEED, ETC. fect of Asheville dirt. Now that the boom will receive tbe best good at a rery rear on why not purchase a site for a park. Arc Hold 1 uk Their Annual Meet- Mr. J.

Taylor Amiss is with Iuk in Mew York, It has got to come soon and property sonable profit. Don't forget the place-Grant's Pharmacy, 24SouthMainatrceU Special to TiiK Citizrm. can be purchased at a more reasonable me, and will be pleased to meet his friends and custom New York. une 3. Five hundred Free PlOll A.

D. COOPER, North Side Court Hoik Square. figure now than ever in the future. Prescription filled at all hours, night Confidence In Finding that ray projicrty is evidently selling too low I have determined to make the following proposition: I offer to pay five thousand dollars I $3,000) cash by ten o'clock to-morrow morning to bedistrihuted pro rata among the purchasers of lots ulready sold for a cancellation of their trades, each purchaser to hnve a pro rata profit upon his lot if all the buyers will agree to this proposition. Kiciimonp Pearson.

Huller's Application Kefuned. This was the day for granting licenses to retail liquor dealers, aud the following were renewed: I. II. Loughran, Frank O'Donnell, Frank Loughrnn, G. A.

Sorrels, Hampton Feat hers ton, A. G. Steele. M. H.

Kelly and John O'Donnell were granted license foi 39 South Main street. 0. Mnller's application was the only one refused. Masons from every part of the United States were in attendance nt the opening ers. Arrksts of Russian Nihilists near Paris setose a strange development of revolu day, and deliveted tree ol charge to of the 109th annual session of the Grand ny part of the city.

The night bell will Lodge in the Masonic Temple this morning. Grand Master Voorhces 0(cned the tionary agitation in Europe. It ap)cars that the conspirators were engaged in manufacturing in France explosives dc- be answered promptly. Grant' Phar gathering with a review of the year's macy, 24 South Main street. ligned for.

the destruction of the Russian "GET RID OF THE FLIES." Every housekeeper in Ashe 1 1 I nnrl ovfiin ai xra Imperial family. The natural allinnce At Grant's Pburmacy you can buy any between Russia and France no doubt had Patent Medicine at the lowest price quotr work by the order. Secret session began this afternoon. By to-morrow night initiatory steps will have been taken to provide for the new asylum for aged and indigent Masons at Utica. The report of Grand Secretary Eplers will be presen something to do with the promptness ot ed by any other drug house in the city.

ville has the worry of Flies. French authorities in the mutter. The We are determined to sell a low a tbe abstract qmstion of antagonism between Fly Paper is sticky and only ted to-night. Rcpublicunisra and Imperialism hnsfuilcd to receive consideration in view of the J. J.

Mackev register of deeds, was directed to employ three hands to transcribe a little less bother than the For the Actor Fund. lowest, even if we have to lose money by so doing. We will sell all Patent Medicines at first cost, and below that if necessary, to meet the price of any competi community of interests bet ween Paris and the indexes in his office tu new books. Special to The Cltiien. Nkw York, June 3.

At 1 o'clock this Flies. We sell the Harper St. Petersburg against possible movements at Berlin, Vienna and Rome. NORTH CAROLINA NOTES. afternoon crowds began streaming into tor.

FOREST PARKS. A desirable place for fine residences and Hi-ATHFix Homes. A good opportunity for profitable investments. For illustrated pamphlet, ad- Fly Trap, the best made at Thb New York Times is one of those Palmer's Theatre. At 3 o'clock begins the annual entertainment for the actors' fund which will beoiienedbvex-I'resident Evangelist Fife began his Fnyetteville meetings yesterday.

papers which believes in the fairness to We have tbe largest assortment only 18 cents each (sold in everyone and when the Lee monument A distillery near Elm wood with one Grover Cleveland. General Shcrtnnnand Chamois Skin in Asheville. Over 200 skins, all sizes, at the lowest price. was unveiled at Richmond the following Darrci oi wuisiicy ourncu uown. General Horace Porter will also make editorial appeared in its columns: "It We are showing an unusually large and attractive stock of Clothing, Men's Furnishing Goods, Hats, Shoes of all Kinds, Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Smallwares Carpets, bought with great care, marked at short and reasonable profits.

The line embraces all grades from low priced to very fine. One price system. 7 9 Patton Ave. Mr. Joseph Petty, drummer for the addresses.

rather a pity that there were no or We are the agent for Humphrey's Chatham ntlcs during the wur, is dead. Contented F.lectloit Cae Homoeopathic Medicines. A full supply Special to The Cltiien. ganized bodies of representatives of the North at the unveiling yesterday of thr monument ol General Lee. The presence Oxford Lodge I.

O. O. F. will erect a temple 41) 100 tcet and three stories of bis goods always on band. Washington, June 3.

The house to high, other Stores at 25 cts.) they are handy, easily cleaned, never wear out and get there in ridding the house of Flies. One or two in each room will soon abate the nuisance. Our of Southern troops at the funeral of Gen day began consideration of the contested election case of McDuffic, republican, Durham's jail has fifteen inmntes. This Use Buncombe Liver Pills, tbe best in eral Grunt was recognized as a tribute is the largest number it has had ut one time since IH85. honorable to the men who paid it as to the world for liver complaints.

Indigestion, etc. against Tropin, democrat, from Alubama. The republican majority on the commit The democratic nominating conven LINVILLE IMPROVEMENT Llnvllle, Mitchell N. C. tee has declared in fnvor of the former tion of the fifth district meets in Greens the memory of the hero to whom it was paid.

A quarter of a century after the close of the war ought to suffice to put and this decision will be confirmed A Ihuioughly reliable remedy for all boro on July 9, Mood diseases Is Buncombe Sarsaparilla. all its figures in a historical prospective. Mrs. Jones Chnppcll, one of the family Ice Cream Freezers, Ham poisoned in Kaleigh by citing western Everybody now recognizes that Falkland Try a bottle and you will take no other. bacon has died.

The McDowell I'ropertv Hold. The McDowell projierty, in South and Hampden were both patriots accor The Hay street Methodist church of ng to their lights. Everybody ought J. S. GRANT, Ph.

Pharmacist, 24 S. Main Asheville, N. C. Asheville, containing twenty-three acres, has been sold to D. S.

Wat sua for Fnyetteville will run an excursion to to recognize now that there is no danger mocks and Croquet Sets are seasonable and are priced as low as the same goods can Wilmington June 10. 000, There are rumors that hotel or On account of his health, Key. T. that the "issue" will arise again, that the soldiers of the Confederacy may have been as conscientious as the soldiers of sanitarium will be erected, but the pur Ebletoft has decided to decline the call extended to him by the Baptist church at chasers will say nothing. WIIITLOCK'S be bought in any city on the Micioy.

ComiulsHlouers for Henderson. HON MARC HE. NEW NECKWEAR FOR GENTLEMEN JUST IN HANDSOME LATEST DESIGNS PRETTIEST SHADES OP SILK. LADIES' BLOUSES. NEW AND ALL GRADES.

FANS FANS USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL. JUST RECEIVED. Special Sales Week. Governor Richardson nnd Adjutant- Special to Tub Citizun. the Union.

Lee was the first of these. While he was no doubt doing what we believe to be his duty in "going with hia there is no question at all that continent. We are selling General Itonliam, of South Carolina, will Henderson villk. N. June 2.

At a attend the encampment ot theNorthCar- meeting of the magistrates of Henderson Lace Curtains, and goods for ONE HUNDRED BARRELS BEST Close buyers will please note his conduct throughout the war and after olina State Guard at Wlutesville. Governor Fowle has returned frs county to-day the following were elected county commissioners: Albert Caiman, it was that of a brave and honorable half curtains, (of which we man. His memory is. therefore, a pos Richmond. He is delighted with the celebration nnd very proud of the promi B.

F. Posey and'B. T. Morriss. the following great inducements this week session of the American people, and the nent part Morth Carolina took in it.

ItH Labors licuun. monument that recalls it is it sell a na Special to Tub Citizrm. John E. Gates, of Charlotte, has re tional possession. have some lovely patterns) at prices that always please.

Black Mohair Brilliantines ceived a check from Staunton. for Albany, N. June 3. The constitu PORTLAND AND One Hundred Barrels) $2,000 to be used for the home nnd for In an interview in New York Mr. John tional commission whose duty it is to at 50 nnd formerly 75c.

and SI. eign missions ol the Southern Presbyte Servent, a prominent merchant of the Our second supply of Brass rian cuurcn. revise the articles of the State constitution referring to the judiciary began its new town of luthrie, Oklahoma, gives jo South Main St. BONMARCHE. Rev.

D. J. Kooutz, a colored preacher, Curtain Rods is expected Black Tamise Suitinirs. 60 some interesting facts concerning the labors here to-day. died suddenly at Concord and the cir negro immigration.

He does not appear and 85Vj former price 75c cumstances pointed suspiciously to poi Louisville Cement. A Weddlntc In 1111. I.lfe. daily, the other lot was to be alarmed, and if his opinion is the and 1. H.T.ESTABROOK'S Special to Tub Citizrn.

son. A coroner sjury lounti tnat it was so, but how, when or where the paper Black CmnerB Hair and Thknton, N.J.June 3. At noon to priced at exactly one half opinion of the majority of the residents of the territory the negro lias finally does not say. day at the residence of Stephen B. F.lkins, The stockholders of the Slntesville Ai Serge Suitings at 75c.

and $1, formerly $1 and $1.25. landed in a haven of rest 23 8. MAIN ASHEVILLB, IS TUB PLACB FOB C. Oliphaut, a son of General Oli- Line railroad company hnve held their "One of the most remarkable pecul phant, and Sullie B. Elkins, daughter annual meeting nnd elected the following lsiatk French.

Henriettas, iarities about the settlement of Okla per foot as the same goods were quoted at elsewhere, but that is the way our prices Mr. Elkins, were married. fiicers: Dr. I. I.

Mott, president C. A 1 a-1 homa," said Mr. Servent, "is the negro Carlton, secretary and treasurer; W. BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS i oi. imiu f.

iomier price G5c, $1 and $1.25. The New Hcale Adopted. immigration which practically invnded it, and which is still daily strcuming into Ehasou, chicl engineer. AI. ONE HUNDRED BARRELS BEST QUALITY CALCINKU PLASTISat.

C. E. MOODY, Proprietor. Special to Tub Citizkn. i iff rancy Mohair Bnlliant- The Salisbury correspondent of the the Territory.

irom all the surround Pittsiu'ro. June 3. The Amalgamated run, sometimes one iiiui, oi nu States thousands of well-to-flo col Charlotte Chronicle suvsthat J. C. rord AND TOVS.

LOCAL ored iKople, with their families, have ot ixmth Kivcr, lavie county, nun Association Iron and Steel Workers met here to-day. The new scale wasadoptcd. two thirds; always lower iiies, and 75c, former price 75c. and 1. Colored Henriettas at 25c rushed in.

taken up land and settled the father of Mrs J. C. Irvin, of States- Many of them in fact, most of than villc, lost a large harn, granary, twi than anybody else in all bone to Europe. are well fixed financially. I could name hundred bushels ol wheat, two wagons Views and Sketches.

40c, 50c and 75c. worth Special to The Citizen. more than fifty men ot that race, ond a buggy by tire. 1 he origin ot the much more. tprlM Nkw York June 3.

The Sharpshoot lines and we keep every who. desirine choice claims near Guthrie, hre is unknown. the capital city, have bought them Domestic and Imnorted ers left to-day for Europe to attend the A Raleigh gentleman said esterdny REAL ESTATE. thing. The biggest line of at from $500 to $1,000 apiece.

Tbir. ntemational contest in Germany. that sixty-six million dollars were sent Challios at 5c, 8c, and 12c Office No. 30 Patton Avenue, 'im B. owtb, out of the Southern States into the W.

W. Wert influx of well-to-do negroes made a boom which at one time, as we understand lira Inn and Money Ribbons in town. Every Northern States every year to pay insur out there, came very near inducing 1 'resi Ex-Congrcssmnn Logan H. Hoots, at TBLFPHONB NO. 40.

ance. hut's about as much us the Southern cotton crop is worth, and per ard. ash Dress Fabrics, Lawns and l'rints at Hc. and up. French and Domestic Sat- the Christening ceremonies of the town dent Harrison to appoint tile ilon.

thing at GWYN WEST, (DucmMr. to Walter B.Owjn) of Kimball, on the Tennessee river, thirty McCabe, now State auditor in Kansas that's one reason why there arc some P. O. Boa (I ft. Warehouiw at Depot.

and a black man ot good reputation Hor folks in the South. Stutc Chron miles west of Chattanooga, said that to make an industrial development required Governor of the new territory, and that icle. "BIG RACKET." MORTGAGE 8 A LB. ines at popular prices. Dress Ginghams and Seer fact has been one means of turning the nature's gifts, brains and money.

The ESTABLISHED 1881 Miss Minnie McLcod, daughter of Mrs, I. P. C. Morris, formerly ot this place, Ircoloinst and every other intelligent iter- eyes of many intelligent and wealthy ne-ifroes toward Oklahoma as a sort ol son who exumincd the subject reported OEFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE. astonished relatives and friends by leav- By virtue of a deed of trust exeeaterl to the iindrmiiencd by C.A.Smith and wife, A.

C. Smith, to necorr the mm of money therein men tinned Charlvn W. Wonlney. and benr-inti dnte May lo, 1HM9. and rrBUten-u on -tux of Hook lfl of the Mort- the immediate proximity ol thnlrcrH, met promised land lor their race, and mnt suckers, large variety.

Outing Cloths, Table Linens, white nnd colored. tni' her home in Charlotte last Thursda W. U. WILLS. ABTIIUBJ.

WILLS. WILLS done a treat Heal toward bringing into als, coal, clny, stone and in tact every and going to Spartanburg, where Oklahoma thousand" of men of that race thing that can oc well thought of neces she was married to Air. s. A. L.joiinson Knvr Record the office of the Krirlrtrr of REALESTATE.

Uan Securely Placed at 8 who would otherwise not have made the sary tor a munuiactunug city are situa of Salisbury. 1 he reason tier i iconic venture." ted rieht thereon the bunks ol the len- jceted to the mnrnnee was because ot Intxj Uoods, Nainsooks, Lawns, India Linens, Ham-burgs, Laces, Underwear, the umlrrnijeiied truwtee will nrll for canh tit mil. He otitcry to the hiKhcut bidder at the rtnnrln the citv of Anhrville in nessee river, the only place where the ARCHITECTS Mr. Sergeant is also of the opinion her age, she tieing only ahout lour teen Tennessee river touches the Cumlierland Per Cent. that the territory will be democratic.

years old. She and her husband. nid Hancomne roomy coal fields. The Colonel also assured ASHBVILLB, N. C.

tune. 1 HUO. the loMowinir ae-icTiiieti Handkerchiefs, torsets. Public. learn, intend making their home in Ashe Commtiatoncr.

of It 1m Mot Mold Vet. parrelRof land, nittiate, and beinK i mill citv of Anheville on Hal Icy tree1 ville Monroe Register. (iloves and Mitts. Large Office Barnard Bulldiox. P.

O. Boa 80. FIE INSURANCE. Mr. W.

A. Buchanan was asked thi parties that ample funds had licen provided for it, so that there will be no lack of money; and United Stales Judge Key said that Colonel Roots' statement on nnd iK-lnn Lot- Forty-two and 1'irty KIr-IIiv Pork, to the part of whkh assortment and low prices. About ten or twelve years ago, Mr, Johua Pittman, a farmer near Crouton, morning if there was any truth in the ru at rt reffrrrnee in hereby made, for riwriniinn of the mime, and whit- eant Court Mqnnrc Plum, Bptdficatlom, Itall. foreverjr mor that his mother's projierty had bee: l'arasois and feunshades, the most attractive in the received iiesn wouim wutic nannung basket of cotton nnd contracted de such subjects could be relied upon. The Colonel remarked, however, that he was dais of building at short notice.

wit: Lot No. 42. Beitintiinie at a I tint on PORTLAND sold. He denied the report but said that negotiations arc now pending whereby not making assertions as to the brains threnntem maritin of nairi Haiiey i H. 1 city.

Trices lower than else doison in the injured place, which has troubled him at intervals ever since. It devoted to the management. When t. is where the northern line aid Shelby Park ARTISTIC INTERIOR DESIGNS A SPECIALTY. Call and sn aprl6d3m it may be.

The trade is between them finally became so b.id that five weeks iotemeeu aid treet. and rtin inrmt -r i rH htinrlrrii and eventy-fnur fret ti known that Colonel Hoots is the Prcsi dent of tbe Company, and that H. 1 aco he went to New Berne to receiv "eal Estate Brokers, And Investment AgenU. "-mly Bland at per cent. thr wra tern margin or Wallavk utreet: thenre and certain Asheville men, but he' is of the opinion that the parties behind the medical atUntion, with the expectation Kimball, of New England birt and Geor with It N.

71 K. about aeventy-Mx I the lAuthwrtit corner of lot No. 41 ot having Hie disused Iitnh ampututed. scenes are Vanderhilt and Inman. gia residence, fumed for Ins management of large enterprises, is the? Vice-President but tbe state of his health would not where.

Just received A new lot of Black and Cream Lace Flouncing nnd Drapery Nets. Something New AVe sell the only absolutely Fast Black Hosiery in the market n. thr me Ti. H7W wmu nrf-in imc unid bit No. ll one hrrnrlrert and etirhty-nm- 1 Patton Ae.

Second door. tM-rniit the operntmn ti lr ticrtiirmcd nnd General Manager, the niirnnce tirl three fourths 1H1 Htrl tu offer of $MOtOOf) has been made for the entire property, 93 acres, extending to He grew worm until hnnllv death tcrmi -street, and thenre with it l'-tft -f i-i i irrt tn the berinntna. Lot. F. A.

GRACE, FRESCO DECORATOR AND DESIGNER, Will Tcmpra, Intonaco, nated his aullering. Mr. Pitman was 43 the top of the mountain. The same gen i witisr IminediatelT ent of mid Lot JE1SKS JENKS, years id age. Mid Wnllack utreet.

WninnlnK fin tlemnn are after the other pmpcrt So far the outlook is most encouraging along the side of the mountain. ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS. Iheeaitem manfin of thia la-t atreet. oppo-Hte the aontheadt corner of aaid lot No. nd the Bortheaat of lot No.

and run 8 M71.0 alout one hundred and nee feet to ii Mid Hhelhy Park thence brains controlling a Hairs i complete. He who misses being nt Kimball on the loth and 1 1 1 of June will certainly mi nn opportunity lor grrnt pleasure nnd o-, pnrtunitiea for profitable investment. To Kan to Itlltmore. The Asheville Street Railway company has obtained permission from the Itonrd of county commissioners to extend tlieir Encaustic or Oil To Hanker ami Merchants. fl.n PLACBD IN TWENTY made by Smith Angell for Ladies, Misses and Children, also for Men and Boys.

They are guaranteed not to dye, crock or turn green, or money refunded. with -aid tine K.tTenty-nTe TJllffeet to The Tyler Desk company of St. Lou have just published, in colors. BUST COMPANIB8 IN THB WllRLU. CEs.

a t-- thmtt with the southern line ot Hi Nn AM NT'" W. one hundred tltMii leet ii. atrrrt ami thence With it for a good crop year. Farmers art-working hard nnd economising in every way possible. Up to dnte 3.053 boxes ot 'henna have lieen shipped Irom this place to the Northern markets.

This much larger than the amount shipiied last yenr at this time. In addition Inrpe quantities of Irish Kit a toes, turnqrn, st raw terries, asparagus, also have been shipped. This quantity of truck miL'ht to hnve. no to now. at least great work of art on Hunk Counters, 12' W.

about "event hye 1 7 (W feet to the TRAVBLBRH LIFE AND I laf. UginnhiK. i Hm tut in i tktu, with im-rriiactt JOHN CHILD. 1 ruatrc, rond from the southern limits of the city five miles along the Huncomlie turnpike. The management of the rond confidently expect to build the road to From Special Dein In DKCOHATIVK COWiMMITI01.

Kealltlc-F1oral. Renalnwncc Allesrjr. AddrePM 2 WOODWARD AVB Detroit, or BOX 243, Aiherilte, N. INSCNANCH OP HATPoRD, CONN. FOR THBUETROITP1R "UUOI.AB PROOF BAFB CO.

tUl'MMUK HOAKI'i Ni. discounts. The lianker'sCfitalogue, lot pages, in colors, free jiostnge l.c. Catalogue ot Ikraks nnd Office Furniture 130 pages free, postuge 10c. These hooks should interest every bum new, man in the country.

WIIITLOCK'S, 46 SOUTH MAIN STREET, Oppo.lt. Baas, of AahrrlUa. 00" in circulation if our eoplc could get are now revered with room for po wiui rannrr. i nc company navenoi anything like a liiir pnte tor thir pru- mer "ifW B. CHAM ISKHLIN.

10, McAfee Block drcidrd wben they will bcgir. I ducts. Clinton Caucasian. fDa31dlm tburth itrwt.