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MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 80. 1891.

A son Of the lath Marshal Bazaine,
Of France, recently decided to adopt a
new surname, Beauclair. But the
family of that name, Directing to his
use Of it, have taken legal steps to
prevent his carrying out this project
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The Prohibition party in New York
is steady-going institution. It polIed
at the late election 3O,353 votes. In
1888 it polled 3O,23l votes and in 1885
it rolled up 30,S67. It would seem
from this that only Ola Prohibitionists
have died in this State in six years.
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yXTANTED =: $780, 90 for two years. Interest
wv paid promptly. Give first lien no fine
farm Of 125 acres Good Investment.
U. s. q. PITZER
Lock box SO, Martinsburg, w. Va.
m-w-s.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

w ANTED.- Four cheap and two good houses
w well located, to sell to customers.
1152i-1m. }. II. BRISTOR.
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nevised aid corrected daily BIZ Alex Parks
grain. hour ind feed merchant, Parks Flo
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CITY PRODUCE MARKLT.

Revised and corrected Daily by D. NJ. Kilmer,
Grocery, Provision & oueenware Merchant,
Kfn0 Qfraaf
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''No harm done, gents Much obliged
for the cut. Life.
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Gsttins : Hair Cut.

Engineer las he rounds the curvel- Good
heavens. Bill There's man on the track
and can't reverse In time
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-11-11

rielt och intellektuelt hanseende. Da pro-
fessor X. slutat var man annu mer an
nagonsin f6rvissad ON att man ej saknar
JUenskG valtalare Amerika.
Pastor Nelander visade skolans mission
bland den svensk-amerikanska befolknip-
gen har delta land. Hon ar en- uppfost-
rarinna ordets fullaste bemarkelse och
en- bevararinna at det svenska spraket och
den lara och tro, som Luther och iGustaf
Adolf kampade for och vunno harliga seq
rar. Men skolans h6gsta uppgift ar att
fora och behalla det svenska folket till
och vid Kristus och haruti skall hon lyc-
kas, ty hon star under Guds beskydd.
DR.. Stolpe och mr.. Bodfors gafvo oss
f6rtraff1ig musk. Och den stora och
maktiga Conservatory Choir" med miss
Amy Huey, mr.. McCleay, miss Amanda
Hult m. f., hojde oss h6gre ain jag med ia
ord sknlle kunna beskrifva.
Sadana tester aro sk0na och borde firas
at lutherska kristna 5fverallt. ON man
icke kan fra dem sasom har, So b5r man
dock fra dem So godt man kan.
substantielt hanseende gar staden, och
icke minst svenskarne tramat. Det ena
huset efter det andra bygges. Iva, nya
kyrkor aro nu smart fardiga, en- syensk-
luthersk och en- engelsk.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-11-11
AUG. COLLEGE g. sEMINARIuM.

Under det att det politiska elementet
genomfar de olika delar af landet, an SAX
ia som cit stilla vader, an susande som en-
maktig hvirfvelvind, sitta vi l allsk6ns 70
vid vara lexor och bry oss icke vidare ON
dessa politiska vindar. Dock, s8som akta
republikaner Sc vi alltid med glade, da
SKAFFAREN bringar oss nyheten att vart
parti har afgatt med segren. Men afven
under det sjelfva striden pagar uppstar
alltid en- innerlig langtan for, att det CODA
ma vinna ia, till och med uppsandes
mangen tyst bon for, att det ma vinna.
Och ingen, utan en- of6rbatterlig demokrat,
will val pasta, utan att det republikanska
partiet ar godt, ON ocksa nagra af dess
medlsmmar skulle befinnas vara oyardiga
titeln goda. vi veta att det gifves ingen
regel utan undantag; till och med uti en-
faststald vetenskap far man ofta tillampa
delta, och huru mycket mer da ibland en-
sadan massa republikaner. Republicans
men har manga CODA vanner har och batt-
re blifva de ON de man, hvilka de hjelpa
till att vSlja, taga matt och steg for att
utrota dryckenskapen ur vart land. vi
villa lefva pa hoppet. att de sa CORA med
Diet f6rsta.
Skolans NAL ar icke att fostra CODA re-
publikaner utan CODA kristna, men som
dessa alltid aro CODA medborgare, So har
skolan en- sk6n och herrlig uppgift. Ma
hon aldrig misslyckas nagot enda fall
DEN dennes pa qvallen firade var
naoder med ALA sS1aa d6ttrar och s6ner
SAINT manga vanner en- slorartad Gustaf
Adolfsfest. Sasom talare upptradde prof.
Enander och pastor Nelander. Den f6rre
pa svenska och den senare pa engelska.
Prof. e. hade l uppgift att bsyisa Gustaf
Adolfs betydslse verldshistorien och i
delta lyckades han fullkomligt. Han Vi
SADIE att q. A. var icke blott stor sasom
higare och fGltherre, utan afven sasom
statesman och kung, som ALA hanseen-
den han icke blott ifrade f6r, utan afven
be1ardrade landsts valstand bade mate
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-11-11
st Otof College, det norska larover-
ket Mortified, firade torsdags arsdagen
af sin 17-ariga tillvaro.

0C. OtOT COuege, det norSka larover
ket Northfeld, frade torsdags arsdager
af sin 17-ariga tillvaro.
Sttt'agad at en- tjasr blef har ON da-
gen en- farmare vid namn Olson boende
vid Pennington. Trenne refben afbr0tos
pa Olson. som ar en- gsmmal man.
NSIs anderson blef i mandags Of
verk5rd och 6gonblickligen d3dad af EFT
bantag vid White Bear Lake. A. var pa
vag fran Dakota, der han arbetat, for att
helsa pa sin son Taylors Falls.
Dsttattt-ssyheter: Stadsingeni6ren
upplyser att allmanna arbeten ar utf6rts
till varde af 81, 400. 600. Utaf denna
summa kommer s4oo, 900 pa West Duluth
och Lakeside. - Bethania f5rsamlingen
har anordnat en- fest for l0rdagen den IA
dennes, hvilken halles Svea Hail. Eft
omvexlande och intressant program DR.
uppsatt for festen. Inkomsterna skola
anvandas till atbetalandet af skulden a
pastorshuset - West Duluth har f5rsalt
$115, 600 stadsobligationer till frman
Splitter & Co. / Cleveland. Den elek-
triska spsrvagen mellan Duluth och West
Duluth har 6ppnats. - Domare Stearns
har pa grund af helsoskal tagit sig tre
manaders ferier. Observation-Disclosures
under sistlidne vecka voro 80, 104, 225. -
Si6farten under oktober var mer an van.
ligt liflig. Inalles 377 fartyg inkommo
nemligen till stadens hamnar. Stor-
farmaren Dalrymple var under fora vec-
kan pa bes6k harstades. Han har nu full
bordat tr6skningen pa sin jettefarm N.
Oak. SAINT har skeppat cirka en- half mill.
bush. hvete till Buffalo att magasineras
tills priset blir h5gre. Han vantar nem-
ligen att erhalla $1.25 pr bush. pa n8mda
plats. - Fem personer ha bliivit plikt-
falde till SIS hvardera for att dc strid
med lagen salt cigarretter till minder8ri-
ga. - Fran Two Harbors ha under inne-
varande arstid utskeppats SIT, 1877 tons
jernmalm. - Det fora veckas hummer
omnamda valet den 10 dennes, d& stadens
borgare skola besluta ON Btvertagandet af
vattenverket, tilldrager sig med rata stor
uppmarksamhet. De som tanka p8 sina
skatteutskylder amra sakerligen r8sta
emot f6rslaget. Sasom saken ter sig tor
de de ock vara failt berattigade hartill.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-11-11
DA X % TA-S T 4 T E RN A.

Seen Hanson ar nomlnerad Till
county -kommissarie Mclean
county, N. Da.
.AlIias,spastiet 4 Brookings, s. Da.,
har nominerat Hans Philisen och Ole Tis-
land sasom kandidater- TOR countykom-
miSsarie.
JGgare GrO V6iilcOne,eG Nelson Co.,
N. Da. En- mangd hvete star annu ute
pa falten, utsatt till pris for stora skaror
med vildgass, hvilka troget helsa pa STAG
karne.
Sitting Bulls hytlda, som ink6pts
Of postmastare Tho1berg Mandan, N.
d., skall fyttas dit, f0r att sedan sandals
till Chicogo, hvarest den skall f5revisas
under erldsutstRllningen.
Senator HGnsbrOmgh, N. Dakotas
representant den republkanska natio-
nalkomiteen, ar emot att nationalkonven-
tet halles Minneapolis. En- personlig
twist med Senator Pierce skall vara orsa-
ken till denna hans hallning,
EfIer sin tiCs. Fran Jamestown, N.
Da., berattas, att farmarne pa vissa trak-
ter icke "a sina f< pl5jda host. Det
har dragit sd langt ut pa tiden med att ia
hvetet tr6skadt, att de nappeligen hinna
med pl5jningen imam frosten kommer.
OLVClcsIldndeIse. Eft passagerare-
tag 6fverk6rde onsdags Northern Pa
clfc banan vid Valley City, N. Da., en
vagn lastad med hvete, som delvis for
st5rdes. En- af hastarne blef Sd lila ska
dad, att han maste skjutas K6raren
undslapp oskadad.
Ater en- explosion. En- tr6skmaskin
exploderade onsdags Lee Cowles farm,
ls mil fran Valley City, N. Da., hvarvid
maskinisten. Ed. Thompson fick begge
sina ben afbrutna, utom andra mindre
skad0r. Ire andra vid maskinen syssel-
satta personer blefvo lila skadade.
F1rtroenCIe,,tnd,s,,sing. Hon. r.
N. Stevens 1 Lisbon, N. Da., Dir utnamd
till att vara F6renta Staternas general
advokat behjelplig med unders5kningen
af de NAL, som aro anlagda mot regern-
gen af settlare, hvilka pasta sig hafva
fatt sin egendom 6delagd ar indianerna,
och derf6re, fordra skadeersattning.
I'm dyr eficrriihmta0. Edwin Wood,
anstald som clerk vid senaste valet, har
blIfvit satt under $1,000 bergen for det
han slagit s5nder en- valurna Menaken,
IA mil 8ster ON Bismarck, N. Da. Wood
psstar att bedrageri var f0rbundet med
valet, och f5rsrgelse har6fver slog han
ladan stycken.
FJrbastIslS1De,s 4 ~ DAKOTA Dir kon-
stitutionel. Denna frags har andtligen
afgjorts af statens H6gsta domstol. Kr6-
garen John Haas hade for f5rsaIjning af
starka drycker blifvit d5md af distrlkts-
domstolen men vadjade till H1gsta DOM
stolen, som stadfastade under domstolens
ntslag, under f5rklaring att f6rbudslagen
icke ar 1 strid med konstltutionen.
Eas mira Icz1,s1, utkampadesl 8. Da-
kota for representant til kongressen.
Republikansrna bade upp att sasom sin
kandidat r. L. Joliey, deinokraterna j.
Woods och de independents Smith. Re
sultatet blef att JoIiey segrade med On 6f-
vervaldigande ma1oriteet. Vid r6stnin-
gen anyAndss det australasia systemel
for f5rsts gangen ! staten, och yisads dei
sig yara till ALA dslsr praktiskt.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-11-11
FRAN sKOLANs VERLD'
nusTAvUs ADoLPHUs COLLEGE

Med stor saknad omnamna vi, att en- at
vara basta och NEST omtyckta professorer,
/, j. S. Carlson, har for en- langre It'd LEM
nat oss. Det ar for oss en- stor f0rlust,
mon den SAX, som f6rorsakar att han ma
ste, yara borta, ar af stor vigt, och vi aro
ganska villiga att uppoffra hvad vi kunna
for saken fraga, blott det inte varar for
lange. Han kommer troligtvis eli att VI
stas klassrummet fore jul. Men IA vi
sedan traffa honom efter ett val uttordt
arbete, skall gladjen blifva sd myckes
st0rre. Matte sa ske, ar var innerllgaste
6nskan. Och vi vile pa det allvarsam-
maste uppmana ALA konferensens med
lemmar att gifva honom bra mycke PEN
gar. ty han lar inte komma hem f0rr an
han fatt nog, och vi vanta pa honom
allesRmman.
Den nyss stiftade missionsf6reningen or
nu tullt organiserad, och har invalt fol-
iande embetsman: rektor M. Wahlstr6m,
president, P. Peterson vice president @.
q. Krook sekreterare, p. A. Mattson kor-
responderande sekreterare och Theodor
Seashore kass5r. Dess NAL dr. som f6rut
kungjorts att verka sarskildt for yttre,
men afyen i0r inre missioner. Matte den
blifya till stor valsignelse!
Fruntimrens missionsf6rening f6rsam-
lingen harstades, har skankt $eS75, fruk-
ten af sex manaders arbete, till skolans
nya byggnad. Skolan kanner sig sta
stor tacksamhetsskuld till gifyarena. Mot
tagen vart hjertliga tack.
F6rsamlingens unga fruntimmersfore-
ming har for afsigt att tacksagelsedagen
gifva en- ostronsupe operahuset. Halften
af inkomsterna komma att tillfalla skolan.
Skoldamernas syf6rening, hvilken YER
kar tillsammans med missionsf6 f6reningen,
kommer att samma alton anstalla en-
bazaar summarizing med de f6rra.
Heimdall, var nya tidning, DIR press
och utkommer med snaraste.
Man sysslar pa lediga stunder med att !
ordningstalla skridskobanan.
100 nya stolar hafva ink6pts for den
nya byggnadeD.
Professor j. s. Carlson bes6kte under
veckan Moores Prairie och st. Paul.
1914 clever Ero nu inskrifna.
Skolans musikaliska afdelning tillsam-
mans med Litterara Cirkeln kommer att
alfalfa den omtalade musikfesten nasta
fredag den IS. DEN blir otvifyelaktigt
den NEST storartade fest, som n8gon gang
afhallits vid skolan, hyilket programet
hSr nedan utvisar.
Program.
1. ssRhopsodie Hungrois" LSzt
Piano solo by Miss 81. Peterson.
2. Vocal solo .......... $500. ......
Prof. LageIstr6m.
8. ssSecond Mazurka" ......... GODDARD
Piano solo by Rev. Stelmle.
4. Chorus. ''Restless Sea-. Whste
Lyric Quartette.
5. Violin solo ................
Mr.. Mox Dick.
6. Pipe Organ Duet. "Allegro" VolknaG7e
Prof, Lagers1rGm och Miss
81. Peterson.
z. Chorus ssMin lila vra". .SQndstr6no
Lyric Quartette.
g. 'Eyening Star" ........... Waqner
Pipe Organ Solo by Rev. Steimle.
9. ..Cappriccio Hugros". 80. (. Ketterer
Piano Duet by Misses Peterson.
10. Violin solo. ............
Mr.. Mox Dick.
II. "Old Kentucky Home" ....... Foster
Chorus by Lyric Quartette.
IL. "Eine Feste Burg" with variations. !. (.
Piano Organ Solo by Rev. Steimle.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-06-30
THEY WHIPPED A WOMAN.
WHITE cAPs' BRUTAL. WORK
IN INDIANA.
They Perform am Outrage on a
Couple Against whom N0thinx
Has Been Proved as Welfare
Threatened with Hanging.

NEW ALBANY, Ind, June 3O.-Thers
was another brutal whipping by White
caps in Crawford county Sunday morn.
ing, in whicha young woman of 1S years
OF age was one Of the victims.
VIM. Mcclure and his Is year old step.
daughter live near Leavcnworth, the
county seat Of Crawford county. They
were reported to be living as husband
and wife, but there was no proof of this
barge.
4 AlmIt 10 o'clock Sunday morning
twenty masked White caps, all armed
with rcvolvers. went to the Mcclure res
idcnce, broke down the door, and seizing
Mcclure. who is abont so years old, and
the step daughter, they dragged them to
the woods and tied them face foremost
to the trees. The clothing of both vic
tins was lowered to their hips and the
White caps coiamenced the cruel work of
switching them on their bare backs,
hoRing them from the shoulders to the
hips. The young woman shricked for
mercy at every blow, but her appeals
were in vain unit, she sunk fainting from
pain. She received over fifty lasl,es, and
her shoulders. back and hips are fright
fully laceratcd.
Old man Mcclure was given about
sevcnty-hvc lashcs. He also tainted un-
der the savage punishment. After the
whipping the White caps notified them
that If they were found in the county
twenty days later they would be hung
up by their nccks and left for he buzzards
to pick.
This infamous whipping Of a helpless
glrl has created most intense excitement
at Leavcnworth and in the neig l,borhood
OF that town and is denounced with
great bitterness.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-06-30
AFFAIRS or CONSEQUENCE.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
The bakers strike in Paris has col
lapsed.
Capt. Shaw, chief of the London fire
brigade, has resigned.
Owing to threatened scarcity of the
vintage in France, the price of campagne
will be higher this autumn.
There was so much excitement and
confusion in the Italian chamber OF dep.
uties during a debate on the foreign
policy Of the government that the sitting
had to be suspended.
HOME.
Sterilizcd milk is to he furnished to
children in the tenement districts of New
York.
Two members of the southern colony in
New York, ]. ii. Parker and John A. Nc
Anerney, are to become bank presidents.
1t is proposed to postpone the date of
Of the unveling of the Columbus statue
in New York from October, 1892, to
April, 1893.
Charles l.. Hutchinson. of Chicago, a
son OF the eccentric Chicago board of
trade speculator, b. p. Hutchinson. says
that his father will take up his residence
permanently in Boston.
The Chicago Worlds Fair directory re-
fused the request of the labor organiza-
tions of Chicago, that the directory in
dorse warning to the labOrers of the
world not to visit Chicago expecting
plenty of work at high wages.
Elizabeth Mcvey, of Rose Hill, Ind,
died Saturday, after having tasted over
forty-three days. DR.. II. E. Tanner, the
celebrated faster, was with her before her
death. and pronounced the case one of
the most remarkable on record.
The Chattanooga Trademarks report
of new industries established in the south.
crn states during the second quarter of
1891, shows total Of 1902, against a
total of the second quarter in 1890 of
1850 and second quarter of 1889 of
$50.
The central labor union of New York
adopted resolution for the appoint
ment of new special committee to con-
slider the platform of the peoples party.
but when it came to the appointment of
the committee no delegate could be found
willing to serve, so the matter was laid
over for week.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-06-30
GOOD COMPANIES.
The Plays ana PlaVers Booked
fur the Grand Next season.

The Plays ana E'lavers Booked
Hr the Grand Next season.
As stated before in THE CITIZEN,
Mcssrs. Reynolds & Spears, the owners
of the Grand opera house, will manage
that house during the coming season,
They have already a good number OF
companies booked, and will give Ashe.
vile theatre goers first rate performances
throughout.
As will be seen from the list below, the
first date, as yet made, is for September
II, when Barlow Bros minstrcls occupy
the boards. The following are the com
panies now booked and the dates on
which they appear;
September-17, Barlow Bros min
strels; 81, Marie Greenwood opera com
pany; 20, A. II. Woodhull's "Uncle Hi
RAM" 80, Wm. Redmond, in "Cuchillo." !"
October-13, Soap Bubble; Is, lin,
the Westerner;" 81, IA Fair Rebel"
Novcmbcr-9, Patti Rosa, Ashevillc' s
prime favoritc; 10, AL. 6. Fields Minis.
trels; II. Vernono Josbean; 16. Milton
Mobiles; 80, Mclean and Prescott.
Deccmbcr-3, Fast Mail"
January-11, Mrs. Portington,' 1S,
II. |. Leach's Two Johns"
February-11, Robert Downing; ~,
Dan. kellv's Shadow Detective"
And on March 7, the last date made,
the Elfin Star Comedy COMP any, which
was here about a month ago, will begin
a weeks engagement.
The opera house force, ushers, etc., will
remain as it has been under Manager
Sawyer, with one or two exceptions.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-06-30
MORNING KNOCK. DOWN.

George Jordan. an Old Negro, Hit
with n Baseball Bat.
L. B. Willis was before Justice Israel
this morning on charge Of assaulting
George Jordan, an old darkey, well known
around town.
According to the evidence Jordan passed
the Model steam laundry, where Willis is
employed, and stopped, when adiscussion
arose as to his age. Jordan affirmed that
he had helped to build the first railroad
built in the United States.
Willis told Jordan he was too young
to have done the work he claimed, and
dispute arose, in which Jordan called
Willis a liar, whereupon the latter caught
up baseball bat in front of l.. Blon-
berg's news stand, and dealt the darkey
II fearful blow over the left eye, knocking
him down.
Justice Israel bound Willis over to the
next term Of the criminal court in the sum
of $500.
Jordan has bad cut over the eye, and
his cheek and the sides Of his face are
swollen 90 much that his eye il tightly
closed. and It is feared the sight may be
impaired.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-06-30
The Daily Citizen

Is always alive to the interests of Asllc
vile and its people.
Is the most popular advertising mcdl
um in North Carolina.
Is read by n greater number of people
than any other secular paper in the state
Is always filled with the choicest read
ing matter of the day.
Boarding houses fiji their rooms by ad
vertising in THE CITIZEN.
News, and all the news, makes THE
CITIZEN a general favorite.
No retail merchant ever made a great
success without advertising. Try THE
CITIZEN,
An advertisement in THE CITIZEN pays
the advertiser an hundred-fold.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-06-30
Like a Good Conuntlrunn

is life, because everybody must give it up!
But you needn't bc in hurry about it (!
Life is worth the living! To prolong it,
is worth your untiring effort! Don't
give up without calling to your rescue
that grand old family medicine, DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Many a wornout, exhausted body has it
made over good as new! 1t strengthens,
builds up, invigorates, assisting nature,
and not violating it. Cures liver disease,
indigestion, and all bloodtaints and
humors. Sure and lasting benefit guar.
anteed, or money refunded. All drug
gistS.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-06-30
New York Market.

NEW YORK, June 80. Stocks. active but
strong. Money, easy at 3; Exchange, long
4 +s61aM4. .ss94; short, 4.ss1sD+. .ssS4; state
bonds. neglected; government bonds dull but
steady. Cotton-easy. sales 2s9 bales: Up
lands, S9sc; Orleans, y 1876; futures
opened and closed steady at decline. June
=; July, 7.92; August, z OF: September
y 10; October. s.2S; November, 8 3s. Flour
quiet and easy. Whcat-active and easy
Corn-quict and strong. Pork-quiet and
steady at $40 0o@12,25. Lard-quiet and
firm at Sc 37ls Spirits Turpcntine-dul
and weak at 37k@3Sc. Rosin-quict and
easy at 1.4O0l,45. Freights-quet and
stcniy
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-06-30
APPOINTMENTS.
civil Service the Rule in the Nor.
folk Navy Yard.

WV oNINlSS ehC hNuhC th tuC tNOEs
folk Navy Yard.
WASHINGTON, June 3O.-Sccretary Tracy
has made the appointments in the Nor
folk navy yard. In all cases they are the
names of persons recommended for ap.
pointment to the places by the naval
board under the construction bureau
Master shipwright, W. +. Smith; master
joiner. +. ]. Durham; master ship filter, J..
II. Hazlett; master ship filter (inside)
w. F. Owens; master ship-smith, Vim.
Scrimgor, master plumber, {. Z. Richard
son; master boat builder. X. ii. Mclean;
quarterman sparmaker, 6. A Bailey;
quarterman painter in charge, A. p.
Cutherill; quarterman caulker in charge,
w. G. Lawrence; pattern maker in
charge of shop, John Wilson; foreman
laborers, l.. J. Smith, under steam engin-
cerng master machinist, W. H. Fairless;
master boiler maker. Vim. T. Boole.
All of the appointees arc residents of
Portsmouth or Norfolk except Master
Plumber Richardson, who is a..,Washing.
tOnian.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-06-30
A MISSING LINK.

II Has Been Found and Will he
Put to Work
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June 30.-The
promoters of the Boynton and National
Park railroad have elected officers and
will begin work at once. The road will
run from Chattanooga to Harrison, on
the Tennessee river. 1t will touch at
Tyner's station, Tenn, Graysville. Boyn-
ton and Chickamauga, Ca, and will re-
enter Chattanooga by the Chattanooga
Southern railroad. 1t is intended as a
connecting link between the Tennessee
railroads ccntering here, over which
freight may be transferred.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-06-30
HOW TO MAKE MONEY.

The way to make money is
to save it. And the way to
save it is to have your pre-
scriptions filed at Carmi-
chael's drug store, and you
will find by doing 50 you will
save from 25 to 80 per cent.
"n every prescription. We
do not take goods that the
people know the price and
mark down to cost, and then
charge two prices for a pre-
Ncriptlon to make up the loss.
You know clerk hire and
house rent must be paid and
the profits must be averaged
some way A hint to the wise
is sufficient. A full line of De-
Vault FIavoring Extracts in
stock, Mr.. J. Taylor Amiss
and Mr.. Chas. W, Dpvaultare
with me and will be pleased
to meet their friends and cus-
toners. Don't forget the
place. Carmichael's drug
store, No. 20 South Main
street, Asheyille, N. C.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-06-30
Small ApeH.
Prom the Chicago Herald.

From the Chicago Herald.
Crofton Croker relates that he once
heard lady in the "swcll" society of
London say to another: "We are going
to have an apary in our new garden.
Won't it he fine 7" "Ycs," was the hest
tant reply; 81 but where are you going to
get the apes?"