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nature itself, but | know v hen I'm
imposed upon -
And now suppose you've
looked into the furnace. and ont in
the barn, and all over the alley for
n.nccktie. and been unable 10 end
one ~ she demanded
" Exactly, Mrs. Bowscr Two
been hunting for two long hours.
but | can't find what YOU have
given tho cook to kindle fires with"
She pulled out one OF the small
drawers of the dresser. and i've
different nccktics were revealed to
Mr.. Bowscr's vision. Then she
turncd away and descended tho
stairs. and for four minutes not II
sound was heard from Mr.. Bowscr.
Then came an inquiry composed Of
\. O. molusScs aud cayenne peppers
- My dear Mrs. Bowser, | am
sorry indeed to troublc you, but
will ycu look under the kitchen
sink and see If YOU can find u pair
OF Guns for me ?"
Dldu't you find collar in ono
Of the drawers ?" she demanded in
reply.
Yes, after two years of persis'
tent search"
" Well. you have eight or ten
pnirs Of cults in the same drawer -
" Exactly. see the drift of this
thing - muttcrcd Mr.. Bowsrr as he
scattered the whole collection over
the dresser 30 select pair. 10 his
own great amusement he happened
to sec his sleeve buttons rs we'll and
20 Gt them into the clean cuffs
without breaking down any doors
oI knocking Off amy plaster. 10
hla further amazcmcnt he got into
his coat and vest without the bed.
stead falling down or the layntorv
exploding, but wonders suddenly
ceased. lIe began to twist and
huuch and growl, and then strode
to the halu5tcr and shouted
" is any living soul downstairs ?''
." am here, OF course" replied
| Mrs. Bowscr
On, YOU are ! didn't know
but You had expired ! Being you
are still alive, might presume to
inquire what your particular object
was in sewing up my coat and vest'
Did you start out to make bags Of
them? Were you going to use
those bnPs to hold catnlp, smart.
weed and other herbs :"
Airs. Bowscr climbed the stnirs
and walked in on him again. As
he squarcd Of and hunchod up his
shoulders she said
Mr.. Bowscr, your suspendefs
arc hanging about your knees II
you would remove your coat and
slip them over your shoulders you
would feel more comfortable"
When she had gone Mr.. Bowser
carefully dropped his Sunday coat
ON the floor, his vest nt the foot Of
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The prospects Of Mr. William l..
wilson getting q s,atia The Cabinet
has cuuscd several aspirants for his
place u Congress 60 spring up in
the eastern end OF this Congrcs.lou-
al district Before This ma'ter pro-.
crosses too far it might he well TO-
takc our bearings. ibis end of the
district has, or account OF Tie sr-
perior abilities ~ Mr. Wilson, free
Iy accorded him 'hc nomination Tor
five terms IT no doubt viii con
rinrc 20 30 so as long as he desires
20 rcrajn 80 Cou~ress. bat if bo
should roin'o Co.,. Cabinet of other
wi.c yaoa,his eg. I'D The lower
House "a w..i bitterly rcai-. aiy.a.
'ac nomination Io amy sepf,emrn
from thc extreme east. The midi
i'e counties aud lhc STERN end wilI
ao ls..g rt their e.imA a
proper understanding Of these ml.
.rs might save trouble later ou.-
FWw2pI Ini.r.
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One hundred and twcnty-fou
pupils have been enrolled at the
West Virginia school for the deaf,
dumb and blind.
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Eops. of pslegales.

HsN sido-Dr. II & 1ryte. rrucetOn.
Wet sdo-AcaOs Hartley, Masuntown
Eleri y-Daulci r. JartSou.
be1uties -Iu,iu- K Monroe. Kingwood, valley
nS Plcaylnt l. W Criss. Lyon: J. O. Lant1.
sniun: r. Y Hunway, Reno; T.. Z. Cuppctt.
Grant: Dorsey ForsnHp Portland.
Cvsr< Circuit O,Irt -[uhn w. watson.
CLERK County Court. Ami Martin.
PrJ.eoutinG Attorncy-%eil j. ForineY
Eoal,y sirvayor T. HcNi!lsa.
slpt. OF Seh,Dls--Wn. -. Coulev.
Assessor -Riu ado. Glhrcl Pullarn.
- West side. John :, Perkins.
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ss.,ol y. Lucas. rrest., JeTsrsoa Co.
Eanry RrauuOn. Lewis co.
J " Sagiish. Mason Co.
Mo nee Is. Holt. GFeenhrier Co.
Os long. CierG. kau-wsa Co.
kifrsi Csid wsil. Re- porter. Ohio Co.
Convene At Ch4tl"stsH SocouI Wednesday In
a1 zsry; wheeling. frst wednesday IN June /.
: gkarlsstowo, hrst Wednesday IN September.
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Robert McEldowncy. Of New
hortinsvillc, has been appointed
Deputy Grand Master or the Grand
Lodge Of Masou5 in this State.
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Bolris ofEaHc alton.

IN. Feather, President
,D,.,, Capt. ! r. Nurd1C So.
sahs"""" "'H'''N'' Or. VI. Powell
N. G. Gibson.
rs. r. CoAuu Pres
80 Or !. A. cox, Sec.
'sAs5 IL s. Loar.
Nich3las posten.
(T VI CLAYTON Prss.
-. T. Gibson. SOC.
lyon Geo G. shaw
Isaac Jackson.
CJN. Bltcr. Pros
William Lnuyhrile, Sec
SSAS W. 4. Wafsnn.
". y stafford.
(Tacob y Orscuan. Pres
.. W. " Shafer Scc'v.
r"IuSHn samuel B. Frcclani.
tC. O.. Ice
(Ju'iu- Schcrr Tg"s.
80, Llpyi Shafer. sec.
SSfod Y. r. Kinr
Charles T.. Lgw'u0
r. J. Martin Tr...
. ". ~ Rin0gr. Soc.
Ffe"~nh WIN. G. Ringer.
q. ". Hartman
fJoS c. Arnold pro-.
~. " Chiiestsr, Sec.
ATdSt w. ~ Wolfe
Asa X. prazoo.
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UNITED STATES COURT.

gsiss-I Jacxssn. plrkersbur<. wood Co.
Gsr<--t. z. Moore, ClarGsburg, Harrison Co.
q. ). District Att'y-I. q. s.Grgiss, Morgan
town. Aluongsiid county.
AT DIST Attarueys--S (. Buriett Charles
ron. K1ntsh1 county. aud Z. :. Elliott.
kGuswJDl, Pre- stcn county.
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The auttoption bi)} is slowly
dragging along in tho Senate.
There are daily speeches on it, but
it has been SO much discussed that
1t Is hard to say anything new
about &c.
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heAasrs OTC.nvres,.

First Distrist t-Jo..n o. Peni,eton, Wheeling.
Ohio County.
Ssrlut DistriC' VILLA = l.. Wilson, Charles
teyn JafTsrs m Co.
rars D,trlrt-Iohn d. Anderson. Nicholas C..
IL. Nicholas County.
Fourth DistrioI-James Ca?ehart Poat Pleas
ant, Mason county,
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A pulp mill is being built at Da-
Wis. 1t will give employment to q
number Of men.
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\ bill TO increase the tax on
whiskcy from 80 cents to S1.25 a
g'lion has been introduced in the
House.
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Apl0Es garrison, NbpouSatS 20.
JuIx9, TkriJv t.clai n,sFict.
Jo.egli r. uoNs. HinA - d, Preston County.
COZ ssIOERR5 ~ CuANCERY.
p J Gro y. y. " Wotrivg Jarzes a.
Jsok~pn aut ell J. Fortuey.
REC ;iVEB OF THE COURT.
CCI Jnnos ". Brown.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
optHISsioSxEs co-Nrr COURT.
E'axsalt. Ia~nv shaw, President
n. - = lsss r. Sinclair.
LYp1. Eeaeo1 4 Pel.
NA!lay. NI.n1 NatSos.
Grant Samuel r. Conner,
rielsapt. Rer \. Conner.
F,rtiani, + 10 Benson.
I0ioR, Page IL. McCru-a
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scarce for "a generation to come that
they me willing 20 accept oN'cc
now, even when they know that
they can only retain thcm Tor a few
months.
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0Oarts COafene.

tlrsult coart-Iarch -, septomber !. AMI
Doae n 9er II.
c0anty c5ur' gir.t Monday in January, April,
July AID ,t0ber.
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MORE PENSIONERS THAN SOL.
DtEBS TO TIE FRONT.

Census Fraud Porter's organ, the
New ork FrfSs. euuc'zcs the state
ment made 10y It's contemporary, the
N"R,to the o,iootthat thepcnsion list
as revised, rciuy.natcd and amp'i.
,''" 'l '''Un' menu 'eN more o'm''
~ '''''' ''.' ''''"S"'' IMAM
'''v ",'' '''...' 'n "'''ye service
'' ''' '' ''' ', .''.' '' '"' On.'n at
''' .''' " ''H '' war. ','
,,' P"',yS from M'' h"''ne =
' " '''s''a' 10
',,' '''"' "' ''''' '' men ana
,".- '.. 80 '''.' .'' .'' "m "'l -
800 ''''''''' "' N'''
',' ~ 'l'','"E ''a "'1'''
' .' Nus ~ '"' '.'''"''S
'.''' '''''' '' "' " "''''' mum
vs. 0''''' """ ''''S III
ivy ''' ''' wa '"' 0'''' """''" :
january l. 1867 --------------52 ',3ol
january J. Ioo'.----.-----------.''S. .So'
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rorstalics

ckoz<oJi District. J. l.. stone, Joseph J.
Rhodes
VUle--i ! DsBcrry EMANUEL Dixon.
Lyon-I ~ Cris1 William g. Taylor
Rana-B,n = Wop1. I'D Stnl ~. Brwnan.
PnrflAa t--W.n A McGinris, 2 C.. MARTIN.
t'niOn-Liovi Q. ShaTer. George Ge!ssmUn.
Tieasani--l-nes r Fullmcr.
Gfant-WilliAm II. y. Mi,lcr.
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Churches.

~ Church -Hrv W w ui1or. Pastor
et-rtoat- rrslohinr ovrrF eu1 11v af 1850 % mi.
ss47.gon. .o. sflIae +tlt1I 1f D n m. class
Msstl1x1 Al, u Young Tl'tt Nreiirraf f 80 ID.
M. PsaY1r Hsstfnk every Thursday evening at
~
prrabvfe~t-n C1uroh- 10 Pastor
Services PRAYER Meeting crcrV Wcirc dag
evening Sunday school at o o.. m,
" w. ChureN--Rov Robert qnifh PASTOR
sssrv -Prcaohinst Fontb sondaT ir zach
ssutte
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H.glsr4its.

.inSwosi. Joseph II Gcdwin, slmeon Mat
fiuyy
valley, DavO Q. Zinr. John Strahin.
Lyo1 Ia nes Iofse. Dlyil J. Gibson,
Ns,S a. r. WheaIer. y. " 81 . pers.
P1rt!ari. Jsh1 W. Hll. 4. c. Mason.
-Juion. Jcsso ". ShGfer. Tu'iu' Schrrr.
slsasant, Levi r. Miller -. ". Martin.
Jr,nt, W. IL. McGib1ons, Alpha lIagans
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Town oneiAi,.

p.vp--Sas !. Sh1Ter
nogor sr--Jhwe8 W. White.
Tovl ssrs2g1t-ramos ~. Flynn
,,140oii o,1 w < 7flrfin. Julius Monroe.
Herry W Murdock, Wilbur Posteu and George
a EtiItarr.
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raIteist.traN Ncr1lors.

sAIaty'
Josa z. Kenna, Charleston Kanawha County.
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TIRE VOTE FOR CONGRESsNEN
Complete Retorus ~ Counties or the
Vote For Cone &C SSmea al the
last Election.

FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
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The investigation Of the present
condition Of The Treasury and the
probable future revenues of the
Government under cxi~ting laws.
which The House has authorized the
committee on WAYS md Means to
make. will not begin until after The
frs; of thc year, as The committee
has decided that IT, viii save time
and give q better basis 10 compute
from TO take their figures at the
close Of business on December 3I.
which ouds rac drat half Of the Gs
oh year Meanwhile, ucmbsrs OF
the committee are bard as work TO
get themselves thoroughly posted
in the matters wlrH which t.e
investigation viii deal. Secretary
Foator hm iur5rml thc House
committee on Appropriations thal
there viii surely be an available
balance ot as much a9 sgo.OJ0.Ogo
Zoo iho Treasury 81, 'hc current Gsm
year,
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ttasc Hea1soTA- -ttc'ClAa htN'F-Sl'
William G. Worley. Kiugwood. Preston GO.
Aphou. Garrison, Monousalia Co.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-08-11
JUSTICE DAVIs's FUNERAL,
The chief Justice and the Su
Dreme Court Officials Present.

RALEIGH, N.C., August 9.--Thc funeral
of Associate, Justice DAVIS took place at
Louisburg to-day, Every mark Of re
spect was shown, all business being sus-
pended at Louisburg, and the court
house being draped in mourning. Many
prominent men were present, among
these being Chief Justice Merrimon and
Associate Justices Clark and Shepherd,
Secretary of State Coke, President Win
ston, of the State University; John Rob.
illson. commissioner of agriculture, and
all the officials of the supreme court,
The services were held at the Episco-
pal church, Rev. Mr.. Pettingcr, rector OF
the Church of the Good Shepherd, Ral-
eigh, officiating. The attendance from
Raleigh, from points near by, and from
the country was so great that not one
tenth could enter the church. The re-
mains were escorted to the cemetery by
compano b, first regiment of the North
Carolina state guard.-Richmond Dis
/ ,ntrh
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-08-11
KNIGHTS Oh ST. PATRICK.
People to go Into Camp
Here Monday,

Capt. Frank O'DunncIl has received
letter from Capt. A. J. Renkl, Augusta
Ca, relative to the approaching encamp-
mcnt here of the Knights of st. Patrick,
a branch of the Catholic Temperance
union.
Capt. Rcnkl says the advance guard,
consisting of five members, will arrive i'll
Ashcvillc tomorrow, Friday to make
ready for the cncampment, The tents
and camp equipments will arrive here
Saturday, and will be put up by the ad-
vance guard. Sunday morning the
Knights, thirty strong, accompanied by
large party OF friends, will leave
Augusta, arriving i'll Ashevilc on the af.
ternoon train over the Spartanbur-
road. The railroad rate for the rouu.
trip is 1925. In the party will be
bridal couple, who arc to married
Augusta early Sunday morning.
The encampment will continue f..
days. About onc-hulG OF the party v
stay i'll camp, while the other half Y
take in the scenery around Ashevi .g
There will he lumber ofladics i'll cal
The Knights will probably make As
vile their permanent encampm NJ
ground
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THE CHEROKEES.
Twenty Eight of Them To spend
Several Days In ASheNi1le.

Twcnty-cight members of the Chero-
kec tribe OF Indians, headed by Chief
Nimrod Jarrett Smith, arrived i'll the
city yesterday afternoon on the Murphy
train. The band was brought up town
in special car, and while wal ting for
transportation to the camping ground,
were surrounded by a large crowd of
curious, interested spectators.
The Indians were taken in Il special
car over the Montford averuc car line to
the tents pitched for them on Cumberland
avenue. where they went into camp, and
where they will remain until the close OF
the Confederate veterans reunion.
There are three Indian women and n
papoosc in the band. The most promi-
nent members in camp are: Chief Smith,
(Cha. a.la-dcc- hcc), Ex-Chcf Chce-dau.
skic (Falling Flowcr), Richard II. Smith
tCha-la- -kcc) Chic-ka-lee-lic News Bird),
Suatc Owl, Swimmer. Oosouwic, Joe
Wolf, Joe Wclch, Jim kcg, (Suhn-daw'
ncc), Iackaly, Too-nicc, Tom SIXTY
lDo-mau- hah-sicl, Lloyd owl, sampson
Owl, Dinolce Wolf, Isaac Wclch, Mat
thew Kcg, losiyah Blackiox, and join
/ Powell. The women are: Chi-cu-ic, Chi
cafe, and Mandy Swimmer.
While here the Indians will indulge ii
various kinds of sports, which all ar
invited to witness. This afternoon al
Indian ball game is being played a
the Centennial ground. Tonigh
at 10 O'Clock the Indians will eli
gage in the bear dance, green corn dance
pigeon dance aud war dance, at tn
same place, The participants will az
pear in their native costumes, and as til
sports are very interesting there will l.
a large crowd to witness them.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-08-11
HOP SI.IPl:D THE LAW
He Went to China and Had u
Hard Time Getting Back,

After a hard tusscl with the United
States laws and government officials,
Hop Wo is once more smoking cigarettes
behind his laundry counter. Hop was
the first celestial to come to Western
North Carolina, and for a while he ran a
wash house on North Main street. Sud
denly lie disappeared, and nothing more
was heard of him, except that he had
gone to New York and from there to
China.
lust about that time the Chinese cX-
clusion law went into effect, and when
Hop came to Americas shores on his
way back to his laundry, he was politely
but firmly, told he could hardly hope to
enter. Here was dilemma, and Hop
wondered for long time what to do
At last he communicated with his
brother, who had charge of his Ashe
vile business, and George went to see {
lawyer. Hon. W. 7. Crawford and the
Chinese consul were appealed to, ant
after everybody had become satisfied thai
Hop was an old-time citizen, he was ad
mittcd and came straight to Asheville.
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BAD BUSINESS.
kOlb Men Assert Tint Returns
Have Reen TaInpered with.

BIRMlNGuAM, Ala, Aug. l1.-Rockiord
county went for Kolb at the election. and
the Kob men assert that they caught
Jones, probate Judge and the sheriff tam.
pcring with the boxes after they had
been returned to the court house,
Yesterday 100 armed kolb men
marched into town and declared their
intention OF killing the probate Judge,
the sheriff and the circuit clerk who con-
stitutcd the returning board, and de-
clarcd vengeance on all Jones men. The
sheriff summoned a posse and a riot was
prevented. The mob declared its pur-
pose of returning Monday next prepared
to execute their will.
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CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 11.-Seven 1 per
sons were killed and a large number
wounded near Grebizondt by the Cue.
besh troops in an effort to drive crowd
of l 500 persons into lazaretto and
enforce sanitary regulations.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-08-11

Sioux FALLS, S d., Aug. l1.-Figures
on the South Dakota prospective wheat
yield by competent men is simply as
founding, ranging from 10000, 900 to
GO, ,0OO, 900 bushels of wheat besides all
immense quantity OF other grains. The
elevator exports place the yield at 60,
DDl 600
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CHICAGO, August 11.--lt is ammo nycd
that the management of the Northern
Pacific and the Wisconsin Central rail-
roads. will ahartly he cnnSaGdated, the
| latter road becoming a part oil the
| Nnrfhcrn Pacific.
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CugyENNR, August 4 1.-The Warrin 9
stockmen have been released on $4,000
hail each practically on his own recogni'
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CNIsG,E.y%. kI.I.IASCI:.
Meeting of: :hP STATE Orgamiz;s'iG''
at Greensboro.

GREENSBORO, n. c., August 9.-Thc
state farmers alliance met in the court
house in this city at IL O'Clock to-day.
The court room was crowded with dele
gates, Mayor ], X. MendcnhalI wei
coined the delegates to Greensboro i'll
few appropriate words. President
Marion Butler responded to the welcome
and the meeting was declared rcafy for
business.
CIV. McCunc, of the Economist, being
present, was called upon and made a
short speech.
The convention as Il WI Ne then ad-
journed, and the Polk Men, 10 sJ.Assoeia-
ton went into session. Gu III, "cting
this afternoon was secret, al. ~ ling
can be learned from it.
Hon. Elias Carr, candidate for gov
crror, is attending the convention.
1t is a curious fact that all the officers
of this alliance are third party men.
These are Butler, the president; Worth.
the business agent, and Earnes, the sec
retary-treasurer. Both of the latter have
been hard workers in the third party
primaries and conventions.-Riclimond
Dispatch.
GREENSBORO, N. c., Aug. IL. - Special.
The state alliance convention assembled
here reelected all the old officers: Marion
Butler, president; /. b. Long, vice-presi-
dent W. S. Barnes, secretary and treas
urcr, The vote tor state lecturer was a
test vote between strong democracy and
the third party. The vote stood 80 to
80 i'll favor of the latter. Not single
straightout democrat was placed on the
ticket. The Patriot.
A gentleman from the Piedmont sec
tion brings news OF an affair which oc-
CURED at Wentworth, Rockingham
counth, aud which shows the Intolerance
of the third party people Mr.. Darling
ton, a newspaper man from Leaksville,
went to Wentworth to report the third
party county convention. lie was set
upon, cursed and abused; and was told
that no democratic newspaper men were
wanted by the third party. Darlington
made his way out of the house and there
thrashed several of the bullies.
Secretary Barnes, of the state farmers
alliance, has issued pronunciamcnto, in
which he declares that General Weaver
is the saviour of the country. He says,
keep out Of democratic primaries and
you will not feel tied to the will of the
bosses He adds that he was partially
the cause of many of them goinginto the
democratic primaries last spring, but
that he now sees that he was wrong and
now calls on all his friends" to meet i'll
convention and nominate men who will!
vote for Weaver.
Committees have been appointed by
theRaleigh democratic club to take charge
of all matters relative to the visit of Cen
eral A. L. Stevenson on the 31st Of Au.
gust, and also to arrange for the rccep-
tion of democrats from all parts of the
state who will be at Raleigh.
Halifax county democrats are very
much exercised over the action of the
third party in Edgecombe in nominating
a negro for the legislature. The prevail
ing opinion is that the third party is
weakening there.
Rev. =. II. Massey, who is the state
lecturer of the alliance, at a salary of 81
a day, is the nominee of the third party
for the house in Durham county.
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A north Carolina nomination.

CHARrorrE, N. c., August 11.-Syden-
ham g. Alexander has been renominated
to congress by the democrats Of the
sixth North Carolina district.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-08-11

HAMILTON, o., Aug. 10.-The planning
mill of the Bender Brothers was burned
today. Loss $50, 900; insurance light.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-08-11
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Antipyrine, Morphine, Chic.
raj ana Cocaine,
Stree it does not contain an atom of
either Of these. it is absolutely free from
Injurious chemicals, and can be taken by
young and old without fear of serious
rdF suits, 1t is not a Cathartic, does not
dP Parrangc the stomach, and contains
n3 noxious or sickcning ingredients.
lrhc peculiar advantages OF Antimi-
grpine consist III its being thoroughly
reliable as cure for any kind Of head
aqhe- without respect to caus,-leaving
nd unpleasant or annoying after effects,
al in the case of other so-callcd harm.
less" remedies. These qualities make it
til most popular and salcable article in
tlk market, wherever known.
FOR SALE AT
GRANTS PHARMACY.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-08-11
A EienSi,R Deed.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. l1.-ln a row between
&c TrFsFN7 ToFges rHe 81
Louis and suburban clectri BAD last
night, Scotty Morris, an cx-convict, was
thrown on an open forge at white
heat. lie was fatally burned.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-08-11
The latest craze.
Bon-bon spoons, with pearl bowls and stcr-
ling handles. You should see them No
visitor can affurd to leave the ,ity without
taking one with them.
FINE A. D. COFFEES.

We have two special lcadcrs-onc II very
neat gold aud white cup, very thin, price
only soc each; the other is a pretty blue ard
very stylish; price only 25c each. Ask to
see them Zig stock on hand.
We are headquarters for prtzcS ior card
parties or amy other occasion; thousands
of bcauti nj and cheap things for presents,
etc We will show in n few weeks, of our
own importation. II line Of fine china also Il
lire Of best rich cut glass Time will b: an.
nouncCd later,
THAD w. THRASH X 60.
CRYSTAL PALACE.