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ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN.
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MONDAY. JULY 13. 1891.
It is said by a New York society jour
nal that xther members of the Yander
bilt family will in Test at Asheville, to en
hance the ralueof the Biltmore property
Oxford Day.
Let Vntcome. We've lots of land left
out of doors yet.
President Harrison and the members of
his household at Cape May Point went
oat in a United States revenue cutter for
a day's blue-fishing Friday. President
Harrison, has no more right to 'use an
U. S. steamer fora fishing excursion than
Bafdsley had to pocket the interest on
Philadelphia's public money. -
A Cincinnati dispatch says Gov.
fames A. Campbell, of Ohio, will be re
nominated by the democratic state con
vention at Cleveland this week ami
will decline the honor. The ob
ject is said to lie to further the Gov
ernor's chances for the presidential nomi
nation, but it is difficult to' see how it
can. We want to see Camplell stand on
his record as governor and beat Mc
Kinley out of sight a hard thing to do,
but not to be shirked. I
The letter of R. L. Coleman, published
in The Citizen today, ought to weigh a
ton with anybody who has any doubts
as to how his vote should be placed in
the matter of the Atlanta, Asheville and
Baltimore railroad. Mr. Coleman is as
good authority as could be brought for
ward in the emergency, and what he
says is known by all who were ever ac
quainted with him to bejust as he states
it from beginning to end. We direct es
pecial attention to Mr. Coleman's letter.
Col. L. L. Polk was accused by a
Minneapolis pa per of making a verv se
rious cha -ge against the democrats of
North Carolina. He denied the accura
cy of the reiKirt and was very much
grieved that North Carolina papers
should ha ve printed it without investi
gation. About the same time W. C.
Oates, of Alabama, was rejiorted as say
ing something anti-alliance anil Col.
Polk fell upon him with numerous col
umns of ponderous brevier. A ud now Com
eth the Hon William C. Oates and de
nies the authenticity of the f reported in
terview. Hencewemay.be allowed to
remind Col. Polk that a dose of his own
medicine awaiteth him. He should in
vestigate first and castigate second.
CMvilizert KtllluK.
They do those thiims letter in the In
dian Territory. While we try and retry,
and postpone, and haggle over law points
anil fly-sjieck decisions, the Seminole, so
we read, is tried once. While we get to
gether an apparatus that ; costs thou
sands of dollars, try it on a cow and a
horse and decide that 'twill do; while we
collect scientific men from all parts of a
great state, swear them to reveal noth
ing of what they see, the rejiorters being
kept back at the point "of Winchesters;
while we bind our victims in a chair and
appl a fluid that scorches und scars and
burns; while we take the bodies of our
victims and cut them up, giving over tlie
"remains" to the tender mercies of quick
lime while all this is being done the
original American, as the other day in
the Indian Territory, lead his victim
out, seats him on a rock, untound, with
his eyes mercifully hidden against the
near approach of death, ami shoots him
through the heart.
'Civilization has not civilized the taking
of human life. The soldier's way is best
after all. A short march, a volley of
musketry, anil all is over.
LIFi; IX XORTII CAROl.IXA.
The Kaleigh News and 01sei vet will,
in the near future le changed into an
eight-page paper.
The town commissioners of Salem
have levied a tax ot"$l on male and IjUO
on female dogs. The law goes into .effect
on and alter August 1.
Winston lailv: Mr. George liege, the
oldest citizen of Salem, passed a way at
the ripe old age of '.II years, j His wile,
who survives him. is 81 years old and
still very active.
The sale of real estate which com
menced Wednesday, was continued Fri
day afternoon, the sales amounting to
$11,675, making a total for the two days
of over $ie.onb.
Chas. Jordan, representing the Bucna
Vista Saddle and harness company, ar
rived in Kaleigh Friday. He proposes to
compromise the embezzlement of Clar
ence ltuslee uHn restoration of the
shortage. Busbee's friends will accept
the proiosition. i
Kings Mountain News: A mine of
tire Clay has been found near here which
will prove to le a bonanza. Prof ledoux
has just completed an analysis of it and
savs there is only one vein of the clay in
the world that .equals it in quality and
that mine is located in Russia. ;
Winston Sentinel : It is now assured !
that Editor Ramsey, of the Salisbury
Watchman will succeed Baylus Cade, as
editor of the Progressive Farmer. He is
well known as the man who made the
unwarranted attack on Senator Vance
in regard to the sub-treasury bill.
Kings Mountain News: Some days
ago Mary Arrowoou, colored, was en
gaged in chopping stove-wood when a
stick flew Up striking her on the jaw-bone
and causing her to bite off her tongue.
Dr. J. G. Hord was sent for and sewed
the tongue together and Mary now has
it in active use.
.Mr. W. C. Stronach who has full
charge of the Soldiers Home is often in
receipt of small donation, but thev do not
seem to be anything like what would
appear necessary for actual current ex
penses. It is a pity, that more genuine,
substantial sympathy is not extended, to
what can be called our worthiest charity.
Wilmington Messenger.
Governor Holt is rather discouraged,
kits the Raleigh correspondent of the
Wilmington Messenger, at the prospect
of having anything like an extended re
creation this summer. The large amount
of additional labor thrown upon the ex
ecutive department by the general as
sembly in the matter of the direct tajtcs,
will require his closest) attention. s
A WOMAN'S RHYMES AND REASONS.
I am afraid we will have to admit the
truth of -the-old saying that: -Where
ever there's a riot and a rumpus and a
row, there's a woman at the bottom of
it." Recently it was Miss Couzins. of
Chicago; but it isn't always cousins it
may be a "nearer one yet, and a dearer
one" like my lady Brooke on the other
side of the pond. It is even impossible
for women of note to get together for a
quiet luncheon; without dropping a
pebble of speech into the shallow waters
of public curiosity, and disturbing even
those who stand about its shores. A few
thoughtful women, among them several
members of Sorosisquietly sipping their
Ixviillon in a New York restaurant a few
weeks aeo, united iu anathematizing the
literary food that our leading newspa
per serve with a variety of sweet sauces
to the fair sex. Was it one of their num
ler or one of the waiters that reported
the discussion to the New York Herald?
At any rate the Herald took the mat
ter up and invited letters from women
the world over, embodying their views
on the subject in question. Dozens of
women have responded and the writers
f the letters printed in the Herald, al
most to a woman agree with those at
the luncheon. They are tired of having
a corner in tneir paper devoted to com-
in fi.-h And W like froth 9nH frizzle
md headed "For Women." But it seems
to me this is a great fuss about a small
matter. l : ueiieve our journalists are
nizing the fact that a woman of the
present will read and understand every -
thing that a man will, and still have
room for more. have, in self-defense, de-
Ailed to make this extra food for the
mind as liirht as nossible. trusting to the
seasoning to tempt the taste. But why
should we complain O, Sorosisters? I
have vet to pick ud a paper with a fence
huilt around all but the woman's column
Even if the editor'stried fencing.it would
onlv serve to keep out the ladvfied vountr
men. who are now almost as numerous
as athletic voung women. Let us con
tinue to read the news of the day. the
editorial columns, book reviews etc., and
then fill up not on "A Feast for Fair
Women," but on Dante's poems in the
i Italian. Plato's philosophy in Latin, or
Mistral's Mirieo in prorenci.il I-rench!
It is said his High-low-Jack and game,
A. Edward, Prince of Wales,
In recent gambols near the Brook,
Has told some curious tales.
lie says as Arthur's table
Of knights was known to fame,
So shall be his mighty table
And Poker's now the game!
And if the swells about his isle.
Dare rage in loud tir moil.
He will pour upon their troubled crests
1 he very latest Hoyle!
All this and more the limpid Brook
Upon its babbling way ;
And still Victoria holds the throne
In her own capacious way!
Asheville readers of the Springfield,
Mass., Republican, as well as the many
readers of Tiik Ashkvim.e Citizen in
Springfield, noticed, no doubt, the
identity of the verses heading the column
for women in Monday's Republican, and
the verses in the Becky Sharp column in
Tuesday's Citizk-x, and Becky feels called
on to rise and explain. It hapiiencd in
this wav: the verses were sent to the
Republican several weeks ago over the
initials I have lieforc made use of in its
columns. As I received nothing in re
sponse but the Irishman's "silence and
ery little of that," 1 concluded that mv
manuscript was reposing in a Massachu
setts waste basket, and in an umisuallv
liusy hour dropjied it into the Bcckv
Sharp column. When the Republican
reached me eutiesday evening imagine
my norror. i nau stolen-my own verses
and even audaciously changed a word or
two! It looks as though Becky Sharp
needs onlv a hi tie fiencil, an office stool
and an advance agent, to be a syndicate.
Here arc ashes and cinders, cigar stumps
and mud.
A bad cg that some one has dropiied
with a thud,
Applc-paruigs, oananas, an orange or
two,
A torn leaf of lettuce, a bottle of glue.
Such a crossing the heart of a manmiht !
appall.
But the trail of the woman is over it all.
Men perhaps it would he Iwtter to
say married men who can with a show
of skill handle anything from a jig-saw
or tennis-racquet to a wheel barrow or a
tandem team, arc ucpardonably awk
ward when thev take a baby. The little
ones, who usually like to go to papa and
i est their tiny bodies on his confident
strength, are only too glad to get back
to the maternal arms, cross and uncom
fortable, their clothing pulled this wav
and that, crumpled as to trills and rum-
pieu as to icmier. i nere lsn t any ex
cuse for this sort of thing. It has been
my lot several times to see a large-
hearted pnvsician. married or single as
the ease mitrht lie. handle n littl- one I
with a skiiltul tenderness even a mother
might envv. One instance was that of a I
little eirl verv ill with bronchial frvir 1
iihfii thf i wtrir arnv-frt hi n.it ent uric
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siecpinur, ana tie made a thorouirh exam- I
lu"K viiliiuub wuij; iicr, I
turmnsr Her frtni side to side with the I
trentle inirirlerv in which the Hindoos are I
said to be adepts. Now, as we can't all
marry doctors couldll t somebodv Start I
a school to teach the art of babv-tendine I
to D'ingiinj husbands : liecky Sharp.
Have you
1 I'inchiirirh .
Tk , ,1
Rochester, Duplex, or a Stu
dent Lamp?
Do they work satisfactorily?
Do your Lamp Chimneys
break? You get the wrong sort!
The right ones are the
" Pearl Glass," made by
Geo. A. Macbeth & Co., Pitts
burgh, makers oT the cele
brated rearl-top lamp chim
ney, which have given univer
sal satisfaction.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion & Debility.
Mine. 31. Fuac Smith j
From IVcw York,
j
Is prepared to accomoliah thr t-rv l..- ;
wens uiaKing at snort nonce. 57 S. Main st
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
B&-Mc Artistic Millinery Very cheap.
junStm
WITH KIND IMPAIRED.
Maj.. w. "W. Hampton Accidentia
or Pnrposelv Kills Himself.
Prom the Winston Sentinel.
Maj. W. W. Hampton, a prominent
and well-to-do citizen, who resided in
Wilkes, above El king, was noticed to
be unpaired in mind for several weeks
and a few days ago was taken to his
brothers, Columbus Hampton, in Surry
county. The latter was having a well
dug in the yard and the workmen arose
shortly after daylight and while stand
ing out in the yard heard a noise in the
well. Upon going there they found a
man's shoes and hat on the platform and
on looking down they witnessed Maj.
Hampton struggling in the water.
They drew him up as quickly as possible,
but when he reached the platform of the
well he was dead.
The deceased was about 60 year old
and was a relative of Gen. Wade Hamp
ton, of South Carolina. He leaves a
wife but no children. . His estate is val
ued at $25,000, including the famous
swand pond farm on the lad kin
River.
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A Judit Comical Misquotation
on the Bench.
From the Winston Sentinel.
The court was sitting at Salisbury, a
I murderer had been convicted and was
J standing up to receive his sentence,
Judge Caldwell had, with great solcm-
"a., BM'vitr
a need the
n,t' and impressi veness prono
I poor fellow s doom.
I "Now," said the Judge, in conclusion,
.-the evidence against you was so over-
whelming, and the law so plain, that
I you cannot hope for executive clemency
My advice to you is to abandon all
hopes of earthly aid. Look above and
ask for help and comfort, ar d forgiven-
ness from Him who has said 'come -unto
me all ye that are weary and heavy
laden, and I will do the best I can for
vou
The audible smile which swept over the
bar, called the Judge's attention to the
tact that he had made
Je a misquotation,
nded it by saving,
-fleet."
I and he promptly nme
words to that e
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IN PHILADELPHIA AND OTHER POINTS.
Seventy-two rolls ingrain, extra super, 3-
phr tapestry, body Brussels and velvet car-
pets.
One hundred and eight rolls china straw
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bargain
Call and see my immense stock, the largest
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For rent, well kept, centrnlly located.
Modern conveni nces at
WESTERN HOTEL
S. Y. Corner Public Square.
Asheville, N. C.
jun!6d6m
-TAKE
YOUR
Broken Jewelry
AND
DISABLED WATCHES AND CLOCKS
TO
M. A. TILLER,
AND HAVE THEM MADE AS GOOD AS NEW.
Mo. ie n. Court Square.
NEXT DOOR Td POSTOFFICE.
IS!!
A Household Rsir.sdj
FOB au.
J DISEASES T
V ! C.troa SCROFULA, ULCERS, SALT
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4 htm ii m; SKIM ERUPTION,
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rjst-i and res'crinf lfe .caps Italian
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FOR
LIVER.
A orli llvr dtrmacta tU4 wklT
am, mm prodnrn
Sick Headaclae,
Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Rheu
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matism, Sallow Skin and Plies.
Tmwm i n better rmey lr nM
rrnnmoa dUeae than Tutt'a
pills, mm m trial will prT.- rnrai m
Sold Everywhere.
WHEN YOU WIT
Bed room Suits, ;CJ
Parlor Suits, V
Easy Chairs,
Kockers,
lionrrH
ftlCle lOa8
Extensio
xtension Tables
Dining Chairs,
Kitchen Tables,
lied Lounges,
Single Lounges,
Hat Racks, :
Wardrobes,
Center Tables,
Office Furniture; ;
Pictures,
Shades,
ITRMTl'Ri: AEPAIRD,
UPHOLSTERING DONE,
CARPETS - LAID.
CALL ON -
BLAIR & BROWN.
FURNITURE DEALERS AND UNDERTAKERS,
3 a Patton Avenue.
G. II. MAYER.
CONSULTING : OPTICIAN
6 1 Sonth Main St. -
PERFECT SIGHT.
IJxists in the absence of headache, pain In
or about the eyes, dimness in r ading or see
ing at a distance.
Have your sifjht tested free of charge. Sat-
:fac'.ion guaranteed.
microscopes
I'or school or professional use. See nature
miniature. Microscope slides all pricta
and kinds. Call and examine them.. I
Pedometers I
To measure the distance you walk. AJi fnds I
ot scicntmc instruments. ; u
BRICK! BRICK!!
FOR SALE. V
The West Ashevi'le Brick Company are
now prepared to sell and delirer in the citv
I or elsewhere
THE VERY BEST QUALITY
of brick ever made in this section.
Address
us here, box 578.
WEST ASHEVILLE BRICK CO.,
Asheville. N. C.
Specimens of the brick may be seen at the I
real estate office of Natt Aydnsou & Son.
june!3dlmo
THE MAITLAND SCHOOL,,
HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
No. 0 French Broad Avennei
MRS. burgwyn maitland. principal. I
Competent teachers, and thorough instruc
tion. Lessons in Music, China Painting ai 1
Kensington Embroidery are continued during
me summer vacation. , aecca l y
MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL
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HOT SPRINGS, N. cl
This charming resort 44 mile from- Ashe
ville. under its new management is being con
ducted on the highest grade of excellence
which insures its continued and increased I
air. Natural hot water h.t-h. i ,H1.
jkois most luxurmns. fewimming pool wh
natning suits, same as at seashore, billiard
bowling, tennis, etc. Amnsement for the j
pleasure seeker, rest for the overworked
health for the invalid.
House modern in all appointments, elera
ter, electric bells and . as Table and ser
vice nnexcellcd Rooms good sized and well
turnisnca. Jr'er particulars address
DR. W. E. ROSS,
julld2m
TRY THE
Twit's lis
TORPID
MODEL
STEAM I
LAUNDRY
17 Patton Avenue.
SLIPPERS,
TENNIS.
ALL VARIETIES AD f PRICES. .
Latest Styles Stkaw Hats.
Don't forget our finely equip
ped Custom and Itepair
Department. "
Weaver & Myers,
THE SHOE STORE,"
No, 39 Patton Avenue.
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DO YOU
WANT A WATCH ?
Or Would You Prefer
A-:-:
-:-PIN?
The Daily Citizen has bought, and
they may be seen in the show window of
A. M. Field, on South Main street.
A SOUD GOLD LADIES' WATCH
AND CHAIN. The case is 14 karats.
handsomely carved, with Elgin move
ment. The chain is gold, beautifully
decorated with fine hard enamel.
Also, a BKAUTIFUL LADIES' STICK
PIN, made upon special orden The Pin
is what is known as the Clover Leaf de
sign, and consists ot four Handsome
stones one Aquamarine, one Amethyst,
one Topaz and one Diamond, set in solid
gold, beautifully ornamented and en
graved. This Watch and Pin are to be given to
the two ladies in Asheville who will show
that they deserve them. '
The Watch will be given to the lady
securing the largest number of subscrib
ers to The Daily Citizen between, this
date and December 1st.
The Pin will be given to the lady get
ting the next largest number. "
A subscriber will be the name of any
person in Asheville not now a subscriber
to The Citizen, accompanied by $1.(K.
A name accompanied by $2.00 will count
two, and a name accompanied bv $3.00
will count three. And to all $3.00 sub
scribers The Citizen will make, in addi
tion, a present of one of those splendid
birdseye views of Ashevilie.
Ladies, this is your opportunity.
Any gentleman can get subscribers.
but they must be counted for some ladv.
Look at the splendid Watch and Pin,
1d see what a handsome and costly
u resent either of them will make for your
wife or young lady friend.
They are unusually costly and beautij I
ful, and there is not a ladr in Asheville
- -
but would be delighted with either for
Christmas.
They, will cost you nothing, except' a
little effort during odd moments when
doing nothing else.
The D mly Citizen is the people's pa
per, and this unprecedented inducement
is offered in order that many more peo-
P'e may read it each day,
There are at 1.50( mCU " Ashe-
vine who do not ow subscribe for THE
ClTIZBK, who are amply able to do St),
and THE CITIZEN knows no easier way I
tr arrnrr them than hv nlist-inr tlv 1
to secure tnetn tnan dt enlisting the
efforts of the ladies in its behalf.
All names will le carefully entered in a I
j book kept for the purpose, and the lad j
sending in the greatest number of names,
accompanied by the money, as indicated,'
before December, will get the Watch on
11 1 -1 ... 1 . 1 . a : . 1 1
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next largest Will get the Pin. I
HANDSOME
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SUfllER GOODS FOR 1091,
TAYLOR, BOUIS
No. 43 Patton Avenue,
Leonard Cloaiiable Refrigerators,
Water Coolers Wire Dish Covers,
White Mountain Tee Cream Freezers
Fly Tpaps and Fans Oil Stoves,
. Fly Screens for Doors and Windows
Agents for White's Sewing Machines.
Old Established Machine, Long and Favorably Known.
PRICKS AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
See our machines before purchasing.
jaWETT STEEL RANGES.
Handsomest Range ever seen in Asheville. Sample up
in our window. Well worth
STRAUSS' EUROPEAN HOTEL
AND RESTAURAN T.
ROOMS ALL NEWLY FURNISHED.
Also, table boarders can be accommodated.
L o'clock a. m. nntil 12 o'clock -p. n.
I Am prepared lor catering at short
t notice
trial.
Mj Celebrated Philadelphia furies
Are well known. No one can anrpaa them." Am pro"d to say I have tbe finest, larees
Range in Asheville. Can serve orders in from 3 to 5 minutes, such as Fish. Game. Ojtici
on the Half Shell. Polite and attentive waiters. Pleased to serve all. Kep citnilT.
dec-4dlv
BRICK.
BRICK.
FOR SALE BY-
BUNCOMBE BRICK
Asheville. IV. C.
A LITTLE HIGH.
That is the way
some people like their
game. However, few
people want even a
picture of Asheville
that way. Appreci
ating that fact and
ever desirous of sav
ing the people money
(while making some
for ourselves) The
Citizen has purchas
ed the exclusive right
to sell the VIEW'S of
Athevill (which havo
been sold at $5 each)
for a paid-in-ad vn nee
subscription to The
Daily Citizen. That
is, you pay us $ 3 for
Tue Daily Citizen for
six months, and we
will giv6 you a superb
picture of Asheville
FREE.
That's a telling of
fer or ought to be.
You get The Citizen
at the usual rate and
the picture besides,
and we get the inter
est on your $3 and
the pleasure that
comes of being liberal.
If you want extra
copies of THE PIC
TURE to send away
that matter can prob
ably be arranged at
the business omVe of
The (Citizen. But first
we must have the
paid-in-advance sub
scription of $3.
That's fair.
N. B. You can t ike
your choice of the
pictures, those on
thin or thos on thick
paper. The former
are best to send away;
the latter are the best
to frame. .
THE CITIZEN.
JOTICK,
By virtue of authority vested in me bv a
certain oced in trust to me executed by J. R
Hill and wife J. P. Hill, dated tbe 15"; h day
of July, A. P. 1 888. and registered in the re
jristrr". ffice ofB-conbe county, in book
of mortgages and deed, in trust. No. 13, on
r 407. and aeauel. default having hrrn
made in the payment of the debt secured by
stiiu t-j i. irnsi, i w n sen a certain lot ot land
,n tne Ktx- ot hcvile, county of Buncomb.
and state of North Carolina, on the we.
ide of New lepot street and adjoining the
Jones hotel lot. more particularly described
in said deed of trust, to which referenc-- is
hereby mad for a more accurate description.
door in the city of Asheville aforesaid at 12
o'clock m., on the 6th i!ay of August. A. D.,
1891 This July 6, 1891.
WW. BARNARD
Jtd6d4tmon Trustee.
$500 Reward.
WB will pay the above reward foranycaae
of L-rer Complaint. Dyspepsia. Sick Head-
01 l.
ache. Indigestion. Constipation or C01
ti veness we cannot cure with West's
Vegetable Liver Pills. when the di
rections are strictly complied with.
They are purely Vrg-tab!e. and never fail to
give satisfaction ' Sugar Coated. Iarge
boxes, containing 30 pills 25 cents. Beware
of counterfeits and imitations The genuine
manufactured only by TH B JOH : C. W liST
COMPANY. CHICAGO, ILL. Sold by T. C.
Bmith &Co.. Asheville, H. C.
& BEOTHERTOX,
looking at. mll-3m
BOARD BY THE MONTH, WEEK OR OAT.
Street ears pass the door.
Oprn Iron t.
for Home Partfc. Flails, rtc.lj A'l I ak i-
E. STRAVSS. Prop.
BRICK.
& TILE COLlPAfJY,
P. O. Box 426,
Tlie Thomas House,
12a Patton Avenue,
This centrally located hov.se has been refit
ted by the new m;.nagcmen - ..md is now t:rt
cl -1 w in every way. Young men ririnng
table board in the heart of :hc city, conven
ient to all business hous-a. wiii fi d this house
in v very way satisfactory. ;."d 1 m
"Rapidly to the Front!"
PitSKLlN, !. C.
RBAL ESTATE
In all its forms, in the richest portion of
Western North Carolina. It will pay you to
write ns for the best inducements and great
est bargains in the "Coming Section oi the
Sonth," or apply personally to our Asheville
reprcsen tati ve.
FREDKRICK RUTLEIOB.
jan5dtf 28 Patton Avenue,
JAMES FRANK,
; nmLK nt
FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
A11.1.I for Kernis ."r-..L Woolen Milis.
North Main AsbeviTle, N. C
Real Estsite Clieap.
Parties wishing tbnj real estate at a
hargain. will do well to look at roviistin the
nett few days. Some pieces are ofiered verv
low- for good reasons.
E. COFFIN,
Ho. 32 Patton Avenue 12nd fl.ior I Room N .
. Office hours 9 to 2 o'clock.
VEGETABLES!
RECEIVED
FRESH .EVERY HAY
AT
HARE BROTHERS,
17 South Main Street.
money refundeti.
SEND YOUR ADDRESS FOR. SAMPLES
And Instructions for Sell-Messorvwent.
PIEDMONT PANTS COMPANY
Winston. N. C.
Ask mj areata far W. I. Doiglta bf..
If net far sal la yoar place- a.k mn
ler ta ae-aa far rmiUior, aeeare the
acenrr, aad -et them for yaa.
IT TAKK SO S( BSTITCTK.J
WHY
THE
IV. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE centTemen
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE KOhET?
It Is a seamless sboe, with no tacks or wax th"a l
to hurt tbe fet; made of the bent fine calf. MTiNh
nd beeaum tre malre more mhitrm of thin
Vrane Itxnrk any tytkrr nuuivfatHitnrr, It euu.il hanJ
sewed shoes costing from s4JXt to fcS..L
CR 60 lnlne Iland-wwed, the finest ealf
'-' hoe ever offered for as.i: eoual-i Krench
Imported shoes which cost from s.i-to 8 ;(.
0.4 001 IU-!"tfd Welt Shoe, line nt.
V". styHah. comfortable and darai.ie. Tin-U-t
shoe ever offered at this price ; same trade at c--tora-made
shoes cosrlng from fi m to (5
Police Miee; Farmers. Rattroai M-t
aad Letter Carrttrs all wear them: finocnif.
seamless, smooth inside, heavy'three soles. ri!-n
slon el?e. One pair will wear a year.
SO -50 flae ealft no better shoe ever onn-l at
, this price; one trial will convince th-e
wpwant a shoe for comfort and service.
CiO 'iO and i.OO Work inr ma n's sh-
.ASM. .re vrv . , m . . . , -r- v. .
nave given them a trial will wear no other make.
RAVe' ! anl 91.74 school fh-ns nr.-
1 0 Worn hvthe tHIriwarwKM.- Ihorb-il
m their merits, as the Increasing sales show.
imported shoes eostine from 4j"i to si-'ii.
Iadies' 'i.HB. i.OO and Si. 9 3 sh.- f-
XUses are tbe best fine Donjrola. Stvlish and durat-ie.
from Mannfrs Remnant. I M IK 111
Satisfaction guaranteed or! I 111 I II
IS
inn. oee tnai v . 1. lii?las' name od
prtoe ara stamped on the bottom of each Riu-e.
W. L. DOUGLjIlS. Bzockton, Kasi.
SOLD BY
WEAYER & MYERS.