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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-13
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erboIte. Der Srembe poIIts iehsG feinen
&atb annebmeH, i0nteta giHg ttob auem 3us
reoeu GHs oer sBirtpihait meg iiber cte StGSe,
no fInf bic isds uOtOriI9e StroIds Dor eiuem
libel berii6ti9ten 2oiaL ftanSeu. &r recete
hieiElbeu on uno entierhte iid1 nit ibnea.
&uieb iugte bamals 3u Dts, bee Srem0e be-
fa6e ftd iett In ben SGubeu eiaeC 8auee,
bic i5u baTo ausplitnbern nerbe. Sr. 3ufer,
elmer Ger Briu3ipaIe 9eaG's, Gusert Ei1 iibeE.
Selgt, hoB ber Seri6uuuoeHe eiaem Serbrez
den gum Spfer gefalleu if. @r rutro ben
SInB IoIort onr6 Shleppnese abiaGen laiieu.
(Sp1ter.) )-Ste 9eit5e &eaG's truroe heute
9ta1mittlg nGbe Der WaffetfrGSe, nidlt melt
nou Der Stelie, On treItner er, rDie obeu NIT
setbeilt, in SeieDidaft elmer An3abl Strol6e
geielen tpurbe, aufsefluben. Die BoItlei
if iiber3eu9t, bos er Dor benz 9eftnbeI, mel.
DIES tenen Stabtt6eiI unF1er undt, ernor.
btt unc las Bafer 9emorfen tpurSe. Bis
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ben. DSGn iab beute ieiuen &1liuoerbut auf
einem 9aufeu abfdle i'm BIuffe, unb els man
eHrOuf ben 6lusboben In Der Rdbe lbfu@te,
purbe bic 2eid1e gefunben. Das @eitd3t roar
sutffeut, unO i6Dara auQelauEeue 5ledeu bes
fgnSen f6l inter ben AHseu. Der SoOte
bate iri2eu ee!beuen &tng md am Finger.
Seute AbenO tuirb bic 8ermutbung. 0a5
2ead ermorbet truroe, tpteber In 3p .ifsl aes
3Ogeu. GueTSings mar ietn 9elo 0erIbDIHz
ben, iuoefieu bate CT biuret9euS 3sit, oaIs
eIbe Ddbreub Der r1ebrtGstsen Spristour,
meIde einem Eobe 00rausiug, 9a uerprafieu.
geri9ieSeue Serii9eruugspoltcen, Elm Ittr
1000 DteiIen siiIttges @iienbaEnbiGlet unb
onoere BertbBeeeufaHbe purSen in ieiuem
SsilBe uor8eiuloeu. Die BoIi3et netst ft4
iest 30 Der auftdlt, bas ct tm RauId3e 5us
fGllj1 in ben 5StuR fieI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-13
&c @trdleQ 8emlpe4.SraA0Dte.

NtagarazT Sails, H.zD., u. RdrB.
- Stau 8ir6eu, Die Satin 6es augebli9eu
gt6rbers BON Beupeu, 1T bebentIit9 trauf,
nn6 Elm Nr;t bat bei@einigt, bas ne ni1t i'm
Stanbe if, Gei6ngniB baft 5u ertragen. sic
befst 6ie Sbmpatbie Der Sen6Iteruug, aueia
tte 8eh6Eee If nibt geueigt, bic AufInge &c.
gen iie fallen in Iafeu, ob8Leidb ote oorItegen=
BEN 8epsiie niGt iebr fart Fab. Sames u.
McS0naIb. Elm bernorrageuber &rtminaIao'
nofat aus Soronto nno Elm 9ieffe bes canaoi.
i6en Breuiers cir Scbn Uc 9onaIo, III i'm
Suterefe Str9el's bier augetomRen. @ss
gen Girden ieIbt b1ufea itb bic 8epete
imuler mebr, uno Elm Setefhu tbeiIte beute
einem BsrtGterfGtter nit, baB er etu Bud
in eiuem Seiise babe, aus pelGem Snr4
@intrIse, bic Birmen madte, beruGr8ebe,
6GB Senpeu i'm @aT3eu nur etEDa $3.50 tn
ieiuem Sefse bate, uub bGB er nm 0teier
Snmme tnillen ermorbet puroe.
Der 9eteftiu ertldlt feruer, es ieien tuetz
tere @ntbIuungen iber cine COMPUTATION on
bae 9tdt gefommeH, beren 3ped BARN be-
febe, besnitteIte gngLdnber mad Canada Su
Ioden uno Al beraubeu, penn MID 3u eru1or,
ben. llater SiE9eu's BGpiereu le!en Brtafe
In 8e3ug auf Anuor cen In 2oa6ouer 3?ituas
gen, buIcb tpeIbe Spfer anasIodt meroen
iouten, entoedt pCroeu. 9ieie S1reibeu
issen stnen gemifea 8. 9. ReIeri9 i9De,
rem SeronGte aus. 8ieer WteIIeri1 be-
Iorgte bic &nuoucen nub ibermitteIie ete etA'
geIQnfeneR Qntnortsi9reibea an 8irGeu.
Eir9eu nHb Der iunge Beuep purbeu bsute
bon g8eunno tlerber 3uriid SebraGt, uHo Elm
meiterss Serb6r fan6 uor oeu1 Ri4ter pin
i'm 8atblGuie fatt. G!ue Wteuse Reusiertz
ger mar 8ugegen.
Trau Sntbeu eridlen i'm @eri4tsginmer
uno nuroe, oils @ebeimpOIijift gtuErap erz
ilGrte, bGB er UOrldnftS fetne Dsttereu 81.
EueiIe eegen Die fran gu uuterbrelteu babe,
unter Sbbnt einee BSIiiifseu In ibg SoFbnIs
SurIdgei6idt. Sas 9ert9t UarHubm aIs.
bGEa mebrere 3eugen i'm 6OIIe Bir4ea's. e
p@etBFanptn" ltafn8.
@ontngtOu, 9p., II. 4tGr1. - Die
gBeisiappeH Iafeu In bieftger 9e9eaO pteoer
BON fi6 b6ren-@iue 6GniIie, gamens Crane
mar bet ben Sarmeu in SerSaGt geratbeu,
bersn Stlit8el gsfohIen 3u babe1. @s
murbe Der Samilte, bic aus flint erna9Iens1
Beticren befebt uuS bon ben Ra9barH nIs
fleiBiS nHo arbettiGm gead5tet uiro, bic bros
bsHoe sSetiung eItbeiIt, fi@ aus ben @renjen
bee Sonutn au begebeu, tpibrigeutaue man
fie aepaltieu1 3ii4ti9en pttrbe. Die Srob'
ung blteh nlbea6tet, bG nd bic 0eute u1Gts
i6nlolos tIhlteu. I'm Sonntag 80 ipdter
NaGtRnpbe iprensten 25 nermumulte aerIe
Dor bGs bon Der 6nmiIte betpobute 5aus,
erbraGen bic Sbttre uuo i9Ieppteu bte brei
erpahieneu SObue In cine uabe 8aIbuua.
BORT fefelte man cie llnaItidIi6eu an mi1.
tige Bauufimme, entbl0Bte tbren Sberf6rz
per unb Detieste ibneu ie breistg Siebe NIT
| i6uerer geberpsitf9e. gtH ieber S1Eus
serflsii1te ben Rtidsu unb elmer Der NtBbauD
beIten tr01 OtuuGfttg suiammen. Naa-
hem bieier brutoIe @epnItaft oo1joaen mar,
5erbaro mon bic eef1Iageueu gBunben uno
fiibrte bic Spfer ua@ ibrer Bobnuu9 3uriid.
gtau brcbte, Die Nisbaublnu9 nteberboteu Su
po1eu, taus bic 6amilte utGt Dor uG9fem
Samstn9 one @Orntg uerlafeu uttroe.
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ab3alen8nea, OoB etne innge
Dame, tuelfDe eiaeu
8tebGt@em Setmt
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-13
Wuttt Ntd1ter @tlttd, beOroF,t.

Conn CT BIuffs, 3d., Y. gfdr3.-
Soc SteuenberAer leste bel benz pefrt9en
&orouers Suquefte tiber bic @rmcroung bes
betasten GbepGares Snues Elm &eft6ubntB Qb.
Uie er uu9tsbt, be9tus Reut ben DuppeIz
m0rb NIB suans ihu bnun, BET Der 8eerb''
guug Der Spfer rnitBuheIfen. Gr babe Dor
6em SerbrsGen IN eutfIiebeu neriudt, uueiu
NeaI babe ouf ihn sefenert, uub bic 3useI iet
tbm huIh ben Ont sefubreu. - Die Seu6l'
terurs II hOGft aufaerest unb brobt, S9eI'
leuberasr Al Inuteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-13
@eS1atrte 8aBrratett fta0 gt&nfteR
i'm g0eftett.

Die vBaItimore S6tc 8abn" pertauft
Stuete ua4 BIdse i'm Bsfteu, in gtiHusiOta,
beu Sutotas, gtebrasEa, RauIas uuo bem
feruen 28efsu, Su Staten melt Huter btshert'
gen Brstieu. g8euH sic mad oem gSefeH
80 geben beabFdttseH, 10 Dirb es ftd1 fItr Sts
lphneu, ft@ nit cen Billet ageuteu Der y ySalz
ttmore= = bio. Babu1 In 8erbtuOuug 80 issen,
ebe Sis Sbre ReiiefarteR tGnfen. (6l-7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-13
RrSnhR-0 0ns l1aherfnf1en rIues Ketfs

Brauoe. = 8os uebetto6en zines 6etts
topics tn Der SiGe Der g8irtbiaait 0es prn.
Grant &teruFn Str. 359, Roros&dlosrtittaBe,
oerutia6te eeieru gta6mittag stnen Iet4teH
SIonb, peIGer ietoG, ebe bic 6IammeH be-
oeutsE6en S&abeu auri@teH iOnuteH, bon
otn 6aushemohnern nuteroriidt wuroe.
- Gin Snabsu BON etua 500 uarb gez
fern Hloraen i9 llhr Dnr@ etueu Iet1ten
STanb In 6sm Snuie con Better SrosH1annr
Rr. 804, SurforD Aueuue, auasriGtst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-13
garopatidje RGbeIberi5te
Die &rbettstfbnts GoaTerstt8.
Saifsr 8iIBeIm's 9eIHuhBeit.

Ste SeItnaa Dee SostaItfen ius ttd61itta
Tist9stag. - g2tIttareresite tE8 Settass
boa G4,OOO,O0O gRarf.-Gin anseoSabs
fsr SeIa@ OsB Srtassa boa gSaEes.-
sstaaFrei@ uaO 5abumea.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-12-18
FI.ETcHER.ROBERTs.
wedding Of an AsheSille Young
Man Yesterday.

The marriage oi Miss Estelle Fletcher,
daughter OF DR.. 6. ". Fletcher, one OF
Henderson county's most prominent
citizens, and Harry NJ. Roberts. of this
city. was celebrated near Fletchcr's yes.
tcrday afternoon.
At 3 O'Clock large number Of friends
oi the couple left Ashevillc on special
train ior Flctcher's. twelve miles south
of Ashcvillc. notwithstanding the very
inclcmcnt weather. The ceremony
was at Cavalry church, a mile this side
of the home Of the bride. Rev. Albon
Graevcs otiiciated, assisted by Rev. T. A.
Morris.
The bridesmaids were Miss Wcstfcldt
Miss Louise Wcsticldt, Miss Helen Blake
and Miss Iosiphenc Fletcher, n sister oi
the bride. +. 4. Sondley, Il prominent
young lawyer OF this city wns best man
and he ushcrs wcrc W. l.. Shopc. W. G.
/ Hampton. manager Of the Southern Ex.
press office here. \. T Rogers, Of Boston
aud Dr. L. l.. llilliard, of Ashevillc.
After the ceremony there was a delight
| ful reception nt the home Of the bride
| rhe presents received by the happy paii
were abundant aud OF great elegance
consisting oi solid silyerwarc and house
hold furniture.
The party returned to Ashevillc on thci,
train at hall past eight o'clock las,
night.
The groom is n son Of G. NJ. Robert,
aud is clerk in Collector Rollins Office
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-12-18
THE WORST IN SIX YEARS.
TERRIBLE STORM OF SNOW
NORTH.
some Damage Done and More
Feared - Telephone and Fire
Alarm wires wrcckcsi-B Busi.
ness About Suspended.

Co.,
WHEELING, W. Va, Dee. lS'-Ihe most
terrific snow storm for six wears has been
,n,,u. ,,r u hours and n lorye n, ,ouut
IT,, An ,.,.,,,,;,
"' ""''"e' mas ''s"''e"' "'' ''"s'"p"'
communication was cut OIL Yesterday.
The city telephone, telegraph and fire
,l,rr sys,cm il com,l.,clv wrecked o,d
49,. ,.:,i., .,,,.., TL,,..
runway 'rn'"e '''''"'y "e"'e"' '"' "ss
is large. The street cars are not running
and the hack lines are taking their place.
Iu,i,. h,s;,css bos bce, done There mr.,
r..,,.' '..',.,,,.,.,..,.s -, o.n',. =, a.. ,;,.
hNe'y "pPrehe"s'o"s W "oooS u" '"e e''''
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-12-18
WHITLOCK's,
IS SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Christmas Presents and H0l.
iday Goods.

Just opened, comprising
novelties, both useful and Or
namental. Special attention
is called to our large stock
of embroidery, silks, zephyrs
and Mools of all kinds, felts
and materials for fancy
work. Latest designs in
pypb
China silks, new stock OF
dress trimmings, iyelyets,
lgsHd lluoB
plushes, silks, nc. We nare
agent for the celebrated Cen
n o. ,.1EUyitl 1uInR
temeri kid gloves; also u
ID J3Ufs 1dF ZF.' ~ I,asG III
complete line ofgehuiiinle 70, ,Fos-
20 aI' laipJ ,5rH nlrrts .tsInl
tor gloves II Our assortment
Ji. ",HHr" H srsI irsE1nn ,di
of handkerchicfs and aprons
s- u.sui ru.irfs srrm 9dT
for acknowledgements immense. r1rd
- ... -.u 'l.guh hsiD i,,gpT
4, Our display OF wintt'eF'r1wettaps intt'eF'r 1et
.us f-.brrru ?. .iuIi .ubuEs =.
for ladies, misses and chill
y iu.u HaH,W us ps.i ~ iHhnHJs
dren is the largest In the city.
ui g,i'y nf4 il.Hs ~ iuill m
A complete stock Uf under
y pff ~ fidiHJH ,Hi YuuJh.
wear y for .lasliiass4,' asliiass4,.mn misses NJ e., and
gst1L M u..o1 a. iom gii h.n
children. Blankets, comiorts,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-12-18
INTERSTATE CONVENTION.

Meets here on Wednesday,
and we take pleasure in in
forming our customers and
friends that we are fully pre-,
pared for the occasion. Ho-
tells, boarding houses and
families will have no trouble
in supplying themselves with
Groceries and Provisions at
our store at reasonable
prices. We are confident
Asheville will prcvidefor and
feed all who may come. We
have on hand and to arrive
1000 dozen eggs and 1,5OO
pounds fresh butter-also
5000 pounds Mountain
Buckwheat Flour.
A. ID. COOPER.
North Court Square. corner Main az, Co
lcgc streets.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-12-18
A FIGHT WITH INDIANS.
SOME FATALITIES REPORTED
ON BOTA Sides.
Gen. Miles Makes Report on tine
situatiOn-A Large War Party IN
the Had Lands.

the Had Lands.
DENVER, Dec. 1S.-A News courier
from camp near Daley's ranch has the
following from Rapid City;
"a ranchmun has just arrived in great
haste and reports u command OF cavalry
attacked and two officers and fifty men
killed, but that the Indians were repulsed
with heavy losses, The number OF In
dams killed is not known. The Indians
were put to rout.
"This report iscreditcd. 1t is not known
which command it was; probably that
of Mai. Tupper OF the sixth cavalry ana
his three troops OF l+O men. Our COM
mand marches to their assistance at
once"
WAsHINGToN. Dec. 1S.-Gen. Schoheld
has received telegram from Gen. Miles
dated Long River, Dee. 16, as follows: !:
"Gen. Brooke reports Two Strike and
1874 lodges, about 500 Indians, now
campcd at the Pine Ridge agency ana
these with other Indians at Pine Ridge
and Rosebud are all that can be drawn
out OF the dissatisfied camp. Inc
others are defiant and hostile ana
determined to 80 to war. He has no
hope that any other efforts at paciflca-
tion will be successful, He estimates the
number OF hostilcs at $50 Gen. Rugers
estimate represent 200 men on the Chey
cnn river and 800 on the Standing RoGk
reservation who would have been liable
to leave before the death of Sitting BIZ,
making in all $50 men. Every possipie
means has been exhausted and the friend,
lev Indians now on the reservation ana
the 5000 Sioux who have professed
LOYALTY should have positive assurance
with the least possible delay that the
government will perform and fulhl It's
treaty obligations"
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-12-18
WENT THROUGH a BRIDGE /!
A NUMBER OF PAsSENGERs
KILLED.
A Canadian Train wrecked with,
II - reported, LOSS Of Life and
I.isssbs-The Accident Happened
TO.Day at Noon.

QuEBgc, Dec. ls.-2 m.-Word has
Just been received from st Joseph DE l.c-
Wis that the west bound Halifax express
train went through bridge at that
place shortly before noon to-day.
The entire train, except the baggage
car and ciiyiuc, went DOWN.
A number OF passengers were killed
and OF hers were injured.
Assistance was sent from Lewis.
No particulars have been received as to
the number OF killed and injured, but It is
said the cars were smashed tn pieces.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-12-18
FINA ANCIAII-Y kNl RRASSFD
Cotton Factors OF Georgia wind.
Ing up Their Business.

ROME, Ga, Dec. 1S.-McGhees q Co.,
one OF the oldest and strongest firms of
this city. have become financially en-
barrnsscd and are winding up their busi-
ness as wholesale grocers and cotton fac
tors. Their liabilities amount to about
$3.50, ,OOO assets about $4,000. All
the local creditors are secured by mort.
cages.
Chicago, Dec. lS.-S. A. kean, doing n
banking business under he name of s. A.
Kcan & Co., made an assignment this
morning to Benjamin f. Jacobs. Assets
and liabilities not stated.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-12-18

their several states to instruct their rep
rcsentatives in congress to enact the leg
islation asked Tor by the interstate com
mcrcc mission. s. ]. T. JOHNSON,
Chairman.
The resolution brought out a discus
sion, for and against, from represent atives
from nearly every state and some OF
the most able arguments were made
Finally the resolution was adopted.
Mr.. f. B. Chiffon, OF Austin, Texas,
general manager of the Southern inter.
state con vention, then made his annual
report.
Mn. cuuToN's ADDRESS.
-. 49,, 49, ,,.
MI N"'''o"' "'''' S'S w"
gates warmly, said II must resi- WITH the
future to reveal, through results brought
,,,or, ,,,, ,Io,s lo;d IN this convention.
-, - =: 49,, .,,, AZ.
now WISE anu e'e"' 10 '"s 'o"'"' '
Chiffon went on I" say mat the o'yee'
of the convention was to attract good
men from all the states and capital from
all nations. We welcome new settlers
in the work of pluc,rg the southern Sec
ton OF the union in the place it justly bc-
longs.
Mr.. Chiffon said that in 1889 he estab-
/ lshed sub-department known as the
department OF organization and improve
ment and appointed Hon. j. T. Patrick
commissioner, and in highly lcomplimcni-
nry terms he commended Mr.. Patricks
work,
Mr.. Chiffon spoke of the work accom-
plislcd by the Florida bureau which had
sent one exhibit to Boston and two to
/ I've shown at fairs in the north, and that
in consequence about 500 letters OF in.
uuiry had been sent to bureau head.
quarters.
great deal has been done in the adj
vertising line a contract having been
made by which more than S2OnuOO
worth of advertising was secured Dur
inp this wear arrangements Tor exhibits
of sou hcrn products had been arranged
and DISPLAYED, two in New Jersey and
New York and at three points in Canada,
also i'm Maine, PENNSYLVANIA, Indiana
and Michigan.
The EXHIBITS bv trains OF cars was
deemed impracticablc. but as made al
cxpositions was certainly advantageous,
and, said Mr.. Chiffon. "lf the means jus
tiy to engage speakers who will address
meetings in the East, North and West,
and contend against the prejudice of the
s ates against the South"
1t is also proposed to usc stcrcopti-
con, showing views Of interest in the
south, and representative will start
out inside 30 days.
II the convention endorses the plan
and scope of the work as mapped out in
lSSS the association will he the most
powerful body Of men ever banded to-
gcthcr for the upbulding OF any country
and the success that will speedily come
to the south will be marvel to the
whole world.
With one accord and that union OF sen
timent and interest from which alone
strength can come, we will at no dis
,ant day achieve the fuller measure oi
our greatness through our own Efforts
as well as mc'its.
Mr.. Chiffon, after submitting his re-
port, paid glowing tribute to Hon. J.
T. Patrick. whom, he said, had been his
able assistant for two years and had in
every way worked in the interests oi the
Southern states. lie in turn was fol-
lowed bv Hon. John Robinson, who see,
onded all that had been said III praise oi
Mr.. Patrick.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-12-18
J. s. GRANT, PHI. G.,
APOTHECARY,
24-SOuth Main Street,-aA

Before purchasingy your Christmas Pres.
ent be sure to call at GRANTS PHAR.
MACY and inspect the finest and most
complete line of Toilet Articles in this
city. We undoubtedly have just what
you want.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-12-18
CONVENTION NOTES.

Hon. NJ. T. Bryant, the president oi the
Intcr-statcs immigration association. a
native of Nashville, Tenn. lie is n prom
incnt lawyer. has been n member OF both
branches of the general assembly OF
Tennessee. lie was a delegate To the last
democratic nominating conventional st.
Louis and is now president Of .hc Cum.
bcrland river Improvement association ui
Tennessee and Kentucky. AS a presid.
ing officer. bc is most efficient and useful
in cxpcditing the immense volume oi
business; he IL courteous to all. aud be-
licvcs strictly III conducting the cnnv,n.
ton on business principles Socially he
is favoritc with all his fellow delegates,
and has made hosts oi friends with the
other members. No better selection
could possibly have been made.
One Of the proprictors of the Grand
Opera House has called the attention oi
rHB CITIZEN to the fact that some OF the
delegates are, he SAYS, abusing the chairs
Int the Opera House. The scat of ono aud
the bottom oi several have been broken.
Several citizens have spoken 10 TiiE Cir
ZEN about the terrible racket made by
thc wind and the tin ROOT during he play
last night. This noise at times almost
drowned the voices Of the actors and Il
has been suggested that either the roof ~
the wind be tied down.
THE CITIZEN is under many obligations
10 Mr.. Wilcoxon, OF Georgia, assistant
kcrctary Of the immigration assoeiation,
lsr many courtcsirs extended IN allowing
Il to copy reports and resolutions in or
der to facilitate business. -,
Il The Y. NJ. c. A. has rendered an invi
tatiop to the delegates to make them
selves ut home at the rooms during thei'
STAY here. This invitation was nc
cepted and vote of thanks to- the asso
cation was taken.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-12-18
HOLIDAY PRESENTS

While our stock is largely
composed of the useful arti-
cles needed in Housekeeping,
yet we have some very pretty
goods suitable for Holiday
and Wedding Presents, such
as Japanese Crumb Trays,
Fancy Match Safes, Brass
Fire Sets, Brass AndirCns,
Fancy Hearth and Dust
Brushes, &c. We would like
you to see them We have
also u large assortment: Of
Fine Table Lamps, that we
are Offering at VERY LOW FIG
UREs to make room for other
goods more in our line. II
you want these goods, price
ours before buying
Very truly yours,
TaylOr, BOuis X BrOthcrtOn.
~ Patton Ave. under Grand Opera House
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-12-18
CIGARS At WHOLESALE PRICES.

1t is our desire in the future to confne
ourselves strictly to the Drug business.
We will therefore dispose of our entire
stock of Cigars at cost. Sold BY the
box only. GRANTS PHARMACY.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-12-18
I'erpair.

Tyou want a frst-class Hair Brush for
a small amount of money, GRANTS
PHARMACY is the place to so to get it.
An kinds of Tooth Bi ushes, Bath Brushes,
Bath Gloves, Sponges, etc.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-12-18
Holiday Gifts

Imam endless a ssort ment at
theCrystnl PALACE. Delegates
and the people generally al"
requested to call and exam
inc our large stork Xmas
Presents. in fine Stand, Bou-
quet and Piano Lamps. fine
China Tea, Dinner, Solid,
Pudding, lee Cream and Ber-
ry Sets, big lin" after dinner
Coffees. Custard Cups. Table
Mirrors. fine Cups and Sau-
GERS IN Limoges and Belleek.
Vienna. Carlsbad. PointOn's
and Royal Worcester in odd
pieces, Bisque Figures, etc.
In conclusion, our stock eX-
cells any in the state. Visit us
whether you wish to buy or
enjoy looking at the display.
More goods to arrive this
week-lOok out for them.
Goods for shipment packed
with great care.
Al mail or crs promptly executed. Write
to us for prices, etc.
THAD ". THRASH & CO.,
~, Dat,n, A y.uue
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-12-18

Fyou want handsome pair of cut
glass Bottles for n Christmas present call
at GRANTS PHARMACY. Bottlesranq.
ing in price from One to Fifteen dollars
per pair.