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The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-09-05
TELEGR APHIC,.
ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAMs-sPE
oTAL TO cITTzEN.1
SPANISH RAGE AGAINST
THE GERMAN OCCUPA-
FION OF THE CARO-
LINE ISLES.
An Angry Mob and an Ugly
Outlook.

MADRID, Sept 5.
The excitement over the German oe-
cupation of zap is intense and the pcpu-
lace Wild with rage. A large crowd
gathered in front of the German Embas-
say, attacked the building and tore down
the coat Of arms and dragged it through
the.ssrests g 1fado Dc where they
burned it in front of the offices f tie
Minister of the Interior amid yells Of
down with Germany"
After. ventiag their spleen the mob
proceeded to the French Embassy and
cheered France. The crowd had by this
time grown terrible in proportions, and
fears are being entertained ofa serious
riot. Troops were ordered to clear the
streets. The crowd slowly retired before
the military; but riot at any moment is
feared. Fifty-six leaders of the mob were
arrested before the crowd retired. A
council of ministers has adopted propo-
sition to court-martial the Governor of
Gap; and the commanders of two Span
ish war ships which arrived there on the
21st inst, for neglect of duty in not i'm
mediately garrisoning the Island with
Spanish soldiers ON their arrival there,
and the for not hoisting the Spanish flag
and proclaiming the suzerainty of Spain
over the Island
The report that German squadron
had sailed for the Caroline Islands is
confirmed.
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Eernlall aud spanssh .aaasrs.

We condense from long telegram from
Madrid of this date that the Liberals held
a large meeting to-day, and it was resolved
that the German occupation of Yap should
be considered equivalent to declaration
of war. That If the Liberals through
cfisis should come into power, they would
withdraw Spanish Minister from Berlin and
give the German Minister his passports.
Great excitement followed; a mob filed the
streets all night, frantieaily gesticuiating,
and calling the Emperor William Ne
Crown Prince, and Bismarck the yilest
names. Several thousand people shouting
"Death to Bismarck, 2 and ssviva Espana5''-
mebbed the German Embassy buildins,.
smashing the windows, breaking into a
Thousand pieces the German arms on the
building md tlampling them to fragments
under theiEi4et The Embassy was esusf
Pletely mobbed, furniture and mirrors were
dashed to pieces, the people almost foam
ing at their mouths with frenzy. The King
win arrive here to-day. Several of the
soberest Spaniards feel confident that the
affair must end now either by war or Tevo-
luton.
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ARDEN PARK HOTEL.

ARDEN PARK HOTEL.
We are authorized to say that there
will be few vacant rooms at this house
after the 7th. The house has been full
all the season, and has had applications
for twice as many as it had room for.
This is due both to the excellence of fare
and accommodations and to the beauty
of the locality. The extent of TIE grounds
and the widespread of a beautiful land
scape are things that are fully enjoyed by
every visitor, and when the road is COM
pleted, and a station established at Arden,
the necessity will be forced upon the
proprietors of the hotel very much to
enlarge its borders.
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Arrested for Bigamy.

LYNcHBURG, Va, Sept, S.
James B. Staples, conductor on the
Virginia Midland read, was arrested yes
terday on charge of bigamy at Culpep-i
per, Va, when in the act of boarding a
north bound traiu with his bride. His
brother-in-law, George E. Fortune, of this
city, arrived in Culpepper, just in time to
have him arrested. Staples. wife, who re-
sides here, and has one child, was tele
graphed for, and found her husband in
jail. She was told by him to get a divorce
and he would take wife No. 2 and all
would be settled. 1t is thought he is in
sane. The young lady he married yester-
day is well connected r,
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A demand for the Independence
of the Pope.
LoNpoE. Sept: 5.

LONDON, Sept: 5.
At a meeting of the Catholics at Nuns
ter, Prussia, to-day, DIR. Windhorst, the
Russian Catholic leader, said that the
Pope still rule the world. The Holy
chair must be made independent of the
powers We now, che said, " stand steady
for the Pope through life or death. The
speaker asked for three cheers for the
Pope Leo, which were given with en-
thusiasna Several resolutions were. pass
ed demanding the unconditional repeal
of the chief May laws, especially those
dealing with religious orders and educa-
ton of the clergy.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 5.
Flour steady, quiet. Wheat South
ern lower, active, closing quiet; Western
lower, quiet. Southern red S8@90i,
amber 93@95. No. 1 Maryland 913@92.
No. 2 western winter red spot IS bid.
Corn-Southern steady and quiet, wes-
tern steady and quiet. Southern
white 49@5O, yellow 51@52. 3''. fl5
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CTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
- BUNCOMBE COUNTY
Sale Of Valuable Land.

BY virtue of decree of the Superior Court OF
Buncombe county, 1 will proceed to sell at the
Court House door in the city of Asheville, county
and State aforesaid, on Saturday, 18th day Of
September next, the farm property OF the late
Mrs. Nancy X. Stevens, situated on the Asheyilie
South of Ashevi1lor Containing one hundfed aid
twenty-five acres, more or less. good frame
dwelling house, good out buildings, fine water;
good young orchard fifty sixty acres splendid
wood land, ten or twelve acres fine meadow.
Sold for division. Terms, Twenty per cent. casn,
balance in one and two years. with approved
note and security E. J.. ASTON,
aug 25-tds Commissioners.
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COMING HoME.

COMING HOME
The Morristown Gazette informs us that
DR.. Summers, one of the able professors
in the Asheville Female College, will
leave that tcity on Tuesday next for Ashe
vile, and will bring with him number
of young ladies to enter the college here.
DIR. Summers has been spending the
summer among old friends at Morris
town and other Tennessee points. He
will be welcomed back by his many
friends.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-09-05

ToBAcco REPORT FOR AUGUST, 1855.
Receipts for August 1866 pounds
which brought s9,4SS.o7, average SI2.S7
per hundred.
Receipts to Sept. Ist, 3,a7o,77o, which
sold for S43z,629.47, an average of $1,000.
The increase of this years receipts over
those of last year for the same time 6,IoS
pounds.
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Big Fire i'm. Oshkosh. wis.

CHICAGO, Sept. s,
The Inter Occa,fs Oshkosh, Wisconsin,,
special, says: Mcmillan & Co.'S Sash,
Door and Blind works, with its adjoining
and great quantities of
goods were damaged to the ex-
tent of 500 900 by fire last evening
The insurance aggregates $4,000. The
companies hold risks ranging from $5, ,000
to $4,000
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LADIES ToNsoRIAL Artist.

Mr.. L. Washington Hammer of the
Palmetto Excelsiors offers his profession
al services to the ladies' ofthis city resi-
dent and visitors and guarantees full
satisfaction in work and prices. Hair
dressed in any, and all style. A register,
for orders, will be found at DIR. Pelham's
Drug Store and the Grand Central Hotel.
Also envelopes, in which the address and
residence of the party wanting his ser
vices can be placed and sealed up. Mr.
K. is thorough artist in his line, and
merits patronage.
sept 2 Std
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The Cotton supply of the
World.

New YORK, Sept. 5.
Ehe total. visible supply of cotton for the
world is 1,13S, ,242 bales, of which 761 ,042
are American, against 1,472,653 bales
and 794 ,953 respectively last year. The
receipts at all the interior towns 81, ,70S.
Receipts from plantations, 27,160. The
crop in sight is not stated
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--z-
Z T0TICE

NOTICE A.tbe health Of our partner Can't.
]. NJ JONES' makes 1t necessary to do business in
one place instead OF two, we viii, on Monday, the
18th day of August remove the entire stock Of
goods to our store
At the Corner of Depot Sreet and Patton
Auessac,
under the Arlington House, and win be glad to
have our friends continue to deal with us there.
The Store has been recently enlarged.
We viii keep delivery wagon. and will FIJI
orders promptly and carefully.
augi4-d1w. MORGAN & JONES.
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Spain RtTMseS to Submit the
Caroline Islands Question
to .4TbiIrGttO1G.
LONDON, Sep

The Standards Berlin correspondent
says "Spain has finally and decidedly de-
clined to submit the Caroline Islands affair
to arbitration. Spain argues that the ques-
tion of Spanish jurisdiction over the Is
lands has been fact too we'll known to
admit of discussion. The German govern
ment officials still scout the idea of war
over the dispute. ~ s,ssfs.s:, ~
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WANTED.

Every business man in Asheville and
surrounding country to secure space in the
AsHEvILLE BUSINESS INDEX, which will
be out October 9Th. At least 2, 900 copies
will be. distributed, perhaps more. A good
reading notice will be given each adver-
tiser and will vary in length according to
the space paid for. Rates $I.oo per inch
or 81 500 per page of IS inches. This is
SO low that no one can possibly refuse TO
insert. BENZ K. DAVIS.
NV E. w. WHITEsIDE.
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RETURN OF the German Minister and
King AIphOnsO to Madrid.

Count Solmu Sonnewalde, the German
ambassador, has returned to the Lega-
ton in this city from La Granja. He was
escorted by a strong military guard.
king Alfonzo has also returned to the
city, and is now presiding at a Cabinet
council. Everything is orderly through
out the city now, although the most in
tense excitement prevails.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-09-05

GEORGE NASH
Will furnish and plant trees, evergreens
and all trees of mountain growth, in any
park or yard, in or near the city, at
cheap rates. Leave ORDERS at the CITIZEN
office. aug 81 d3mos
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-09-05

SOMETHING ATTRACTIVE.
Capt. Moseley informs us that the
Asheville Light Infantry will have a
skirmish drill next Monday evening at
o'clock. This is one of the finest
movements in military tactics; and the
A. L. /. will makea good exhibit ofthem-
selves. Capt. M. directs that every
member attend, and promptly.
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PRouoTRD.

PROMOTED.
The many friends of Mr.: p: E. noss
formerly pastor of the Methodist Church
in this place, and of late professor at
Emory and Henry College a. will be
glad to learn that he has been elected
Professor of Biblical History IN Wander
bilt University, at Nashville, Tenn. He
accepted, and Prof T. w Jordan was
elected President of Emory md Henry
College.
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Germany Beats Spain i'm the
Race to occupy the Caroline
Islands.
MADRID. Sept. 5th,

MADRID, Sept. 9TH.
A sensation was ca6sed here to-day on
the receipt of important 1fews from the
Caroline Islands. Spanish war ships
reached zap, one of the Islands, on the
21st ult., and prepared to occupy it in the
name Of Spain. The Spanish officers
were dilatory in landing troops, and on
the 24th of same month German gun
boat arrived. Although it was seven o.
clock in the morning the German COM
mander instantly landed body OF mar
ines and sailors, and hoisted the German
flag over the Island. The Spanish offie
ials made an earnest protest against the
action of the German commander; ard
on the lasts refusal to recede from the
position be had taken, telegraphed to
Madrid for instructions. A conflict be-
tween the Germans and Spaniards at
Yap is feared. On receipt of the above
news, the ministers were Immediately
summoned to a Cabinet Council; and
King Alfonso was advised of the strain
ed situation, His Majesty telegraphs
that he will arrive in Madrid tomorrow.
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THE ENTERTAINMENT roR MONDAY EVEN


ING.
This entertainment, for the benefit OF
the AsheviIle Cornet Band, has already
reused SO much of interest as to have Sc
cured with little effort the material
fok superior music. Amateurs have flock
ed in IS volunteers anaang whons- are re-
eognized the most accomplished; and
those who rank as professionals with a
very high rating, generously mingle their
gifts in the fund Of pleasure There can
be no disappointment therefore, even to
the critical ear, and we do not bespeak
indulgence when we can ensure satisfac-
ton and enjoyment.
The following are reported to us as con-
tributing their accomplishments to the
general pleasure: Miss Lessie Southgate,
Mrs. Jordan Stone, Miss Addie David
son, Miss Tommie Miller, Mr. F. A. Hull,
Mr.. George Jordan, Mr.. F. Chandler, Mr..
F. Jacobs, Mr.. d. +. Summey, Mr.. III. o.
Hines; and perhaps others will be added.
Those who know the above need no
thing farther to assure them that the
promise of enjoyment is well founded,
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When the band begins to play and the
youth beauty and chivalry of the coun-
try go whirling through the gaities of
the ball room, you may bet they have
bought their dancing pomps at w. T.
Weaver &rCo.'s One Price Store. If
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TnE FoLLow1Ea ARE New:

RAILROAD TIoKETs BouaHT AND SoLD
! will buy, sell or exchange Railroad
Tickets from. or to any point. Parties
interested win do we'll to cal. and see
ME. j. M. TouEG,
tse20 At Farmers Warehouse.
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PARIs, Sept. 2.
The Rhone valley has been visited by
a terrible cyclone which uprooted man6
trees, and destroyed large number of
houses.
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WANTEp.

WANTED. 7
An experienced, reliable Nurse, to
take charge of the Hospital to be estab-
lished in Asheville under the auspices
of the Ladies' Flower Missions Apply al
the Carolina House. au27tf
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PREMIUM LIST.
OF, THE
Wiesteaas Worth Cas.oIissa
FN6a. eassOcisssiOas
Fob 1885.
Fair 10 DC held October goth
and 23d ElacLsssice.
Department B.No. 2.
IcoNTINUED.I
DIR H. N. WELLS, suP'r,
PREMIUM LIST.

Cattle, sc.
Best bull of any age Jersey. 10 90
/" " g. g (Devonl 10 90
g - e. "(Shorthorn; 10 90
/" g "(Ayrshire) 10 90
d. s'-,-ff f' !" (Holstein), 1000
sc bull calf of either of the above
under years, 10 90
g cow of either of the. above
stock, 10 90
Heifer of either TIE above, un
der ? years, 10 90
'Nherd of any one stock, not
less than I bull and three
cows or heifers, .{.e IS 90
cow, common stock, 10 90
Hoes, SHEEP, &c.
Best boar of any breed, 10 90
sow J.. 10 90
"ssow with "a litter of not less
than 5 pigs, 10 90
&c and largest fatted hog, 10 90
g finest pig under six
months old, S 90
and finest ram of any age or
breed, 10 90
eve do do do 10 90
g flock of sheep not less than 5 10 90
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-09-05

ICCCIfSd"
GingerAle, the great Summer drink,
at Pelham's, by the bottle and on
draught If.
Call at Stall No. 4, market house, for
good beef If
Stock men and others will notice the ad-
vertisement of a Jersey Bull in this issue.
The New York Times recommends
strong ammonia for bed bugs.
Annie Firmin made a good hit as Par:
thenia last night.
Go early and secure good seats at the
Opera House, and enjoy something very
excellent and entertaining, tonight.
The Shakespeare Waterspout" at the
Opera House tonight Something very
rich. Be sure to go early and get good
seat.
The Now Orleans Pieayune paragraph
cally observes "there is no political
platform or policy that will make bust
ness good for man who does notadyer-
tise.n
Amule has gone astray, and Mr. John
w. Wells, of Sandy Mush will be glad. to
hear of his whereabouts. See the adaer-
+n,sus iassisi s:ssise.
In The Names murder case, Wright,
arrested on suspician of completely. after
examination before the magistrates, was
discharged the evidence, not being deem.
ed sufficient.
Ex-Sherif Franks, of Swain, is in the
city. He reports everything promising in
that attractive country. Tobacco cutting
has begun, and, the crop will be good
one. He ;says Mr.. John Enole, whose
farm is in sOconaluftee, has seven acres
of the best tobacco he ever saw.
Do not forget the performance at the
Opera House tonight, given under the
auspices ofthe management of the recent
elegant Cantata. Something very excel
lent is promised, and we and we are sure
the ladies and gentlemen participating
know no such word as fail" And it is
for good object, as well.
The Grand Central Hotel may not
"blow" much, but it gets lively and
continuous stream of custom all the
same. During the month of August
eight hundred and ten guests registered.
Mr.. Chichester will run every enterprise
he handles up into the higher figures,
and the public will help him do it.
Mr.. R. Frank Peterson, of Fayetteville;
prdposes to begin in Octobe' the publi-
cation Of daily, to be called the Egening
| Neacs, the first effort of the kind ever.
made in that town. We judge from, the
subscription price that the aim of the
small. Three dollars year for daily
| is venture far below anything into
which journalistic humility has ever
| diYed
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a good stOcE OF Clothing, Dry Goods Fan
.cy Goods, Hats, Shoes, Carpets de-, at fred
and reasonable Prices.
eodtf II REDWOOD & co.
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ronAeco PREMIuaIs roR Mc16TELI.

ToB!acco PREMIUMS FOR MCDoEELI.
In addition to.the premiums offered,
as printed yesterday, james NJ. Smith
and A. G. Hallyburton offer premium
of fifteen dollars, for the besI wrap lers
from Mcdowell county, $10.e to first.
800 to second. We hope old EoWelE
will be largely represented in all respects.
1t is splendid county and can make q
splendid show if it will.
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The PR1oE OF the ToBAooo HEAT RreU-

LATOB.
The price of the Hardwicke & Welles
Heat Regulating Attacl ment, will be
$1,000 for any sized barn. They will be
sent by express or freight immediately
upon receipt of order, These Attach.
ments are always on hand at Marshall,
N. c., and will be,at other places as soon
as arrangements can be made for their
manufacture. tnov1. 4
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THE P PnEsBYrERY OF MEcKIENBuRa !.

~ = -
This body metwith the sWannanoa
Church Thursday. August gztIa, at II
O'Clock, d. m. The retiring Moderator
Rev. E. P. Davis, preached the opening
sermon. Rev.. P. r. Law, of Monroe, was
elected Moderator, and Rev. r. P. Davis
and Elder Rankin, temporary clerks.
There were about forty. five delegates
present. Much business Of importance
was transacted. Rev. John w. Davis,
missionary to China, was present, and
delivered an interesting lecture on that
distant missionary field.
The town of Shelby was chosen as the
place for the next meeting ofthe Presby-
terry.
Licentiate E. A. Sample, preached his
trial sermon on Saturday morning, on
John chap. and 3, and itwas ordered
that he be ordained to the full work of
an evangelist to morrow .at 2 O'Clock at
Swannanoa church.
The Presbytery heard memorial sket-
ohes of the deceased ministers of the
body, viz: l.. r. McAboy, w. N. Morri-
son and J. L. Williams
Rev. r. S. Brown was released from
the Swannanoa field, to accept call to a
church in Baltimore
The thanks of the Presbytery were
rendered to the members of Swannanoa
church, and the kind people of this
beautiful valley, fol, their hospitality to
the members of the Presbytery attend
ing its sessions, and this paper was or
dered to published from the pulpit
tomorrow, and in the Asheville CITIZEN.
I The Presbytery adjourned to meet in
the city of Charlotte, on Monday, Oct.
10Th, 1885.
Swannanoa' Church, Aug. 80, 1885. =
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OUR BREYARD LETTER.

=CEEEBRATION BY DUNN'S ROCK
LODGE A. +. 4 A MA BASKET
6 PIC NIC-OFF FOR C.EsAR's
. HEAD-APATHY ON .RAILs ROAD
MATTERS SOUTH CAROLINA
ENTHUSIASM.
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The cholera in spain-A Marked
Decline.

MADRID, Sept. 5.
There were ,23S new cases of cholera,
and 7s7 deaths from the disease report
ed yesterday throughout Spain.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-09-05

President Cleveland and party left the
Prospect House this morning for Ansa-
BILE.
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BISHOP LYMAN
Will preach tomorrow evening at the
colored Episcopal Church, at $50 p. m.
The rite of confirmation will be admins
tered.
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The best cent CigaI in town at Ly-
ons White Rose
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AH Wool Dress Goods az great variety,
Silks Saerahs, Rtaddnes, ,Sdfins, KeIvets
Satines, Percales, Ginghans, LdaOas, Prints,
C. III. REDWOOD G CO.. =
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Dessrucfire FIRE "a, iB0Ettn.ore.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 3.

DALIINUhEi OCpI' o.
A fire this morning destroyed the large
tour story factory building at West Falls.
Avenue and CRANKY street, owned by j.
w. Taylor, who occupied the first floor,
as machine shop. His. loss is $4,000,
with 5000 insurance. The second and
fourth floors were occupied by Gosnell &
Co., as molding and saving establish
ment; damage $4,000, with $4,000 insur-
ance. The third floor was occupied by
H Diehl, as mandatory of cheap fur
niture His loss is $4,000, partially insur-
ed. This is the third time this place has
been burned within two years.
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tered.
INGoMAR At THE OrERA HALL-M1ss FIR
MIN's GREAT HIT.
Last evening afforded our play goers
one OF the finest dramatic displays ever
seen on the local boards. In the play of
Ingomar Miss Annie Firmin gave por-
troyal of the heroine Parthenia the
Greek girl that is rarely witnessed out of
the large centres. Mary Anderson has
no brighter character in her rehertoral
than the same Parthenia, and those who
have seen her and Miss Firmin the past
do not hesitate to~accord Miss Firmin
highest praise for her great rendering of
the beautiful creature, it being second to
none that has preceded her. Mr.. Jack
informs MS that ne has already been inn
portuned to repeat the play and that he
| has the matter under consideration. The
next performance of the Firmin-Jack
Company will be Tuesday evening next.
THE FOLLOWING IRE NEW:
Japanese Scrolls Is to so cents; Screen
fans $125 to So 80; Small fans 2 to 80
cents; Fine Feather fans in Sandalwood
or Ivory frames to 400; French China
Festoon plates richly decorated so to
/ rs cents; Teas and Solilain sets go to
/ 200; Polka Dot, Craquelle and Amberina
Glass in all colorf; Curiosities and Native
Carved wood work. Laws,
Opposite Eagle Hotel
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SERVICES IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Will be held at II o'clock to- morrow
Fatne~ McGinity will officiate.
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THE DAILY CITIZEN
Gives the only telegraphic dispatches
received.
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Weather RepOrt-Sept. 5.
Barometer-at 8 a. m. 30.32.
mometer-Minimum $50; maxi
mum 500.
Sky-Partly Cloudy
Wind-Variable.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-09-05

Department G.
V. S. LUSK, SUP'T.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-09-05

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