North Carolina Newspapers

i - S- ' -. y 4V V - v. S7 , CosItSICAtlOS8.. . ' Tee Cmzsx is open to any responsible larty to express opinions- for or against any matter ota public character, so it is done in proper terms. Of course we do - not endorse all tliat may thus be written. In another column is a communication fmm'.A Democratic Voter.", giving rea tons why there were objections to the re-noti.ination of. Mayor. Aston. Vie supported Mr., Aston for the nomination, and aupport him-" very cordially for re lection. That hemade some mistakes ,. the past year is probable, no man has ever failed to do that yet ; but all-in-all, lie is an honest man and nas given too many 'evidences of his deep interest in . the welfare of Asheville to permit a be lief that, aa an officer, he will deliberate ly and 'wilfully, fail to do his duty.- We hope ourvfrierids. who -feel they have - cause to - eomplain will not draw too fine a line in their criticisms or . objec tions.' We know a number who preferred anotherm they had a right to do.but who will vote for Mr. Aston, ana if leniency ..- which he exercised heretofore failed ot its object, we feel warranted ia saying harsher measures - will be resorted to hereafter. Howe ver.let all criminations ' and personal preferences be laid aside, - and let every man , do- hia duty to., his community and to himself. We again say, wo cannot afford to widen breach - wnicit may uiu.nituBr icv. ciwj effort be inarte.io nei aiiainerences anq x nnite all of.our friends. . ; : v 'VPf fForlabbvWormEM:--.: h':-'' FtlOM JACKSON, y'.v - THE JSYilfeAT CROP-AN IMPR0YED COXPITION OF ArAIKS NEW - r-:;; BESIDENCES, ACT. , V,':: WEteTKB, N.CiprU 281885. Dear Citizen f Yoir correspondent has just returned!; from visit to- -Qualla township in the lower nd of Jackson, . and he is happy to say, well pleased with the out look. ' Wheat is certainly much injured or thinned by being frozen out, but what is left looks well and an . occa- aional field that stood the froet is excel lent "Qualla is good fortwo-thirds of an average cropof-wheat-'"'. That part of Jackson was much ' injur ed by the war-literall jr. eaten up and appeared to recuperate so slowly as " rather to "advance - backwards." But ' lately it seems coming to the front; I - ' find 'lands cleared up fences rebuilt, young orchards put out and in several instances the traditional log house giv- injr way to neat and commodious frame buildings. ..Without disparagement to others, your correspondent would men ' tion Mr. Cling Fisher, whose well kept fields, neat lnclonures, large new barn and -beautifully graded site for the new . bouse he is erecting bespeas nis enter prise and taste. , M r. B. H. Cathey.' his next door neighbor, Mrs. Miller, and Mr. Vance Miller's places all show that the Master is at home. Just below them on the same creek the new house of Mr. C A. Bird,, now nearing completion, will . attract attention while his meadow green with the tender spring grass, his luxuri " ent clover,' and blooming young orchard tell the news of-thrift. Mr. Bird also shows the largest finest and bestcultiv ated strawberry patch, now In full bloom, that you ever saw. He has invited your correspondent to take -Mra. Te-lah-lah . and the little ones for. a feast when they r ft ripBiJtof yeu : think . "we .will go? Wonlcr a duck swim?r --- ;- - . -" AU tlslt to : tb farm of Mr. Silas L. ' : Teagej th pioneer tobacco man of J ack ' son, -showed that tobacco was not the only thing: that occupies his attention His" 'wheat, his grass and clover and young orchard go to show that he has a .- bought for something beside the weed. - ' Hi-? --i"..':,1- i..-: Te-lah laii. ..; "- m - . , , j.j,or Aihevnle Crrateji 'j, .-o c A8KEV1LLK, N. C, April 30;-JM&te'Xtflitaif-Tlbete is no denying - or concealing '. thefact that there were a goodly - number, of brely disappointed Democ-rats at the result of 'he nomina : tions Saturday night as good Demo- - crats as ever, -east a ballot and certainly aagobd as ome who are disposed to : question their allegiance to the party, -and are attempting to read thnn out be- - cause forsooth they indulge the poor privilege of .expressing their dissatisfac " tion thereat.- Now the opposition of r ' these pctnocrats to Mr. Aston arises not .- from prejudice nor has it developwl - .into a. refusat to vote for him on the dy "n o? election). s; But it has its reasons, is. " th& fact, which is patent to very many, that" Mr. Aston did not enforce the law v iglinst individuals arrested and brought -.. :l6re hm, charged with. crimes mo t -"'loal, against borne, of oar most worthy vtwens;1n Borne instances ven refusin'ii to issue a warrant . . : .. ,; . - - iNow the proper way to heal a sore i either let nature , have her conrse; or apply soothing remedies, and not by fnbin till it bleeds afreslu - - There ia'to be a gratification meeting" . - jMon. lt me an one of the (so called) . b(ack; !ep; "beseech the- leaders and -. speakers; of that ineetic.n to refrain from tiain- the .' V UCj- btit .rather apply thf heating, .slre.,r.,';SaT' me . from iv" friemlB?k will W the' refrai n on the cou n y ' ' ing of the vote on' the first Monday fn : s v ,ynJe88:uore cofcTtesy is showti frT , niykh.otf tJemocrats. who hare the right, wrtajnlyc to express 'themselves st t ;thiiVprefereneesl . It is easier to 1U(1 i than u driTe in this case. . s ; ? v ' if:i Democratic VoteL.:" --- W(hfcve -jna't recti ved a splend:d l fcottnipna neatly printed pamphl-,1 .;"r.Tntiiievi A-TssATua ox the Utility f ' , AT1'HK'S fifiMiDIES. . TJllS IS fln infvl i nt- "-.'. rng little' book: gitinsr a history-Tf t!ie " 'ev? n Springs of Washington cour.ly, f ' Va., f rom the waters of . which are made v .ifie famous- Seven Springs ."Iron-Alain Mas.-."" It Tells you how this remedy i V ; reptired, put up and soM, eitfis 'numer ' ws instances of its -wonderful curafivr . " powers, and-furnishe testimonials fron." - " inawy prominent physif ians, and othei ; nf high,. iositions in both the. State and ' - - Cfean.h. Wecbmmeud its careful perut ' :. to all classes of the haman family," an- ad vice ever." one to wnd their uurne an: ' adilress to-Laudum & litchfield, Abin-- "loi, .Va , who will takepifHSHrt? in iuaH" ; injr joa acopy ofthisvalnabltf litth Iwx k. J""Ali the great dailies New Yors Heralu, World, Timks, Sux, Tribuxk ; Charleston 'kws'Aku Courier, thar- lotte Observer Raleigh NEWs-OcsKRVr . . t SR, WilmingtOB Star,--, Wilmington Kk vikw, and Asheville Citizen arc to Lt r 4,'und regularly at the JJook Stores of II. 3 1. I,von,"j, K. Morgan & Co.J. I. Wilkh . id ViVE. Pelham. .; ' J iXD SALE FOR TAXES. : . - Vi,.,.e ,rii!boiity cc uftrnd UH'n m: by - : t .Mitimtmiw county. I willotivr for m UtiiM'T, lr ex-h on Monday, - 11" .. ite, at -iIks coiiit-hou fUw ia hm bc''Oi(i,iiiB to James Browo, i i Asiu-vte, slid adjoining the l ' f t a1.., to catisiy tiie taxes t. ; v . I l.ro-A-ii tor tue vear lf4. t. W. PAVTON", VifT:! 5V, i: Is! w tw Tux ( olkctor. A. Bad Cigar. "Look ycr, JJiatah Burn?, sail, 'pour to m, mix, dis yer brand o' tobacker aint -got de same 'greeable flavah as dat other had Ve last tints previous; it 'pears td have au odor V burnt -ras"..- ; ;. , - , ' ;' ' y ' Sotn Pniinr Parrot Stories. - : L The lata: Dean Stanley had a parrot ef which be wag "very fond. ' Its cage tvos hunz hi the family sitting room. 'Polly kept her bright, wicked '-eye open aadbaxd all that went on. - Evry moming the'good dean em bled all his servts in Ota-room for fam ily prayers. , Onco he invited a "friend to spend the nignt at hia housaC' In the morn ing this guest walked in- the garden before breakfast:';- He found the servants, grouped together ' under a laburnum, tree. 7; They seemed to be la - some excitement, and were looking up into the tree, j lie ame near and found they were gating- at Polly, who-was perched upon a branch; out of reach... She had escaped from her "cae. Pollyaw thf group of -upturned iacei The dean, too came out at that moment It was just ai sbr had been accustomed to see them in the gob. man's sitting room; She looked at her mas ter, then arched her head to one side, turned her roguish eye steadily upon-the servants moment an. I remarked solemnly, "Let us pray 'LET PS PRATl" Site heard her. master eay that to the jao plo every morning when they stood togethei just before they kneeled to pray. She though it was the proper time for the devout obser vation. ' -: :- : - " ' ' v ... Baron "Cnvier," who studied birds an I animals all hia life, decided that the parrot cou'd not -reason, bat only repeated by note what it had hoanh was certainly mistaken. The parrot stories we give our boys and girle in this column prove beyond a doubt that Polly can follow oat a chain of thought anc come to a conclusion that is satisfactory tc herself, at any rate. . "; Here is another anecdote quite as good: A parrot- belonging to an English 'gentleman was taken out of his room becaase it dis turbed him while be was ilL The cage -wa -bang in the kitchen- ' While there the thiev ish bird -one day stole some raisins from a pudding. The cook was very angry and threw some hot grease upon Folly's head. The parrot did not forget the punishment, at was plainly shown by and by. Her mastei. had been so sick that it . was necessary tc shave his head. When he recovered bis pet wa? taken back to his room. She looked at his shaven head a moment in great astonish ment, and appeared thinkicg. Then. sh said slowly: - "You bald-headed ruffian! Ton stole the cook's raislns, . - ' . .. The gray parrot is very intelligent. A bird owner placed one of these alongside a young Amazon parrot. The gray One taught, the other to talk. If the pupil 'did not pro nounce the words corractly the gray, wouIg turn away contemptuously and exclaim: "Blockhead T Nobody heed say. that biro did not know what it was talking about. - v Yet one more parrot story." A bird of the gray species wai kept in a children's nursery. She became fond of the little ones just as a sensible human being would have done". Hex 'greatest delight was to see the pretty little baby bathed. ' he showed very good taste there, toe. - The child became sick, a t length, and Polly was banished tj the kitchen, like all unfortunate parrots whan- tbey are ia the way. She watched everything- there with her bright little eyes, and thought out Lei wise bird thoughts ail to- herself. Que day the family were startled by a terrible serein from the parrot. They heard her cry: "Th baby I ' The dear baby.!" In affright thet nm to the kitchen. The parrot was watch ing in the wildest excitement tha roasting cm a young pig before the. fire. She thought the pig waa the baby. ; ' . ;.- ; , . r. .....Why JV fell the Cat ""rasa. -TV . J ; Do you ' ever, think why we call the est "pusn ' A great many5 years" ago the peoph ot K jypt worshiped the cat They though , the cat was like ; the moon, because she trm more active" at night and because her ej e change-just -as .the moon changes, which -h sometimes full and sometimes a bright little crescent, or half moon, as we say.. Did you ver nofcee. pus3yV eyes, to see "how the Change! -, So these people made an idol witt a cat's head and named it Pasbt, the satiic name they give to tha moon, for t!i wa. t. means the faoe of the moon. . Taa. v. , j ut. been changed to pa,'or' ju-s, t uauu rtvhich nearly everyone gives to tae CiC, lai 'and pussy-cat are pet namW.ir kirty erry where. ".' But few people" know:' that it wa given to her thotwands ofiyears egd.. - ' -' -r. 7.; -f ".. ';e. T. . ' . l- 'JSeKeadJnsi " ' '' 'f--' Behead at ward '.' ,it m&axta to reform, au.. 1 ".ve to repair, lifchead sgain. and leave th tluie.', Curtail, and leave the word which ends a prayer. - What is the original word ! , -.. . 'yuetr lor t! Ync Folks. ' -TTht-a a caii-iage U ra motion does the to of LLe wheel move any faster thvn the bottom : V T Koeooratre Silk Cultmre. Ihe commiEBioeerf agriculture a .: WaA h?gton has issued a circular in which the de partment offers to furnish gratuitously silk vorm eggs to all persons who are nnabla to ouy the same and yet are desirous of er.ag--ing in silk culture. In order that a pn poi amount may be sent, the applies n!: is re quested to fill out a blank that v.ill lx fur nished them on written application as to the amount of bilk worm fooi they have at thcil dispoariand also any cxparieaca the may have had in the industry. Eggs will be dis tributed in December, and instruction 3.3 to their keeping will be sent with them. AU Jip-plku-.lions should be mads before then, as ta!: worms are liable to hatch after that on bein expesad to warmth, and, therefore, a certain ri-k attends their ghipment. ARTiSTiC iViCHAN!C3. PiraeticnJ, r 71!!;-. T "!ers Who f'Und Hish in feleotiuo . jecttdtte ; r" -. !55oieutifie Aniericau. I . - . , A rcceut notice of a mechanic ia Mas sachusetts who is an expert in that depart ment of natural history of -which tbo but tertly is the chief representative, suggests other and similar instance It may be that the excc.uess required in mechanical work deve;ops a taste for close study, or it may bo that natural 'history and pure science become pleasant toils to the mon otony of mechanical work; "but it Is "the fact that some practical, day-working mechanics stand high in some scientific specialties. :; - . r -. -.V , '' i There is a mocblnest a fine tool maker who is we!l known, and Widely known, as an amateur astronomer. f He has con- tributed importantly to the science, and ia not surpassed in nicety and preciseness in designing astronomical mechanism, f " Another is an expert steel ensrraverby ! cho'ce and as a pastime, and yet, incredi- I ble as it may appear, he is - a smith ot forger, handling steel and iron in bars and i the heavy hammer of the blacksmith all day, and doing delicate steel engraving at night or on "oif hours. " " Ho has nearly finished deaigniogand engraving a series ' ot plates representing the child su legend of the Teath of Cock i obin, " the proofs of which are really fine One left the machine, shop three yea'r3 ago, and set up as an engraver on jewelry,' plate, and similar articles. He originates all his designs, and rarely makes a second drawing, j :He is a wonderful producer .of elegant and legible monograms. v A set of six silver buttons for a vest, all uniformed in general design and no two alike in par ticulars, . is .'very artistic, and yet he designed and engraved the six while the customer waited perhaps an hour. ' These two instances show that the bent of the authors-was naturally artistic rather than mechanical ' . v? - - : There is a young-' man; SO j-ears old, a joiner, who Is better authority .pa the flora of New England than some ' of v the authors or accepted text . books. The fields, pasrures. wcods and'' by-ways are his haunts when he .has an hour "in the season " He is uot surpassed as a herb alist, and is quoted as authority where he is known.. - v -' ' -r. - A surgeon wai spoiled ' when another man. a niach1nit, went Into the shop." He acts at call in setting bones and - reducing sprains. - He is so successful that he is in the confidence of . the professionals, who are not ashamed to profit by his. sugges tions. : . ; , -. ' ' ,.; -; . .- .; ; This mechanic, however, ' only carries to its ultimate ' a faculty and a practice that is not uncommon ia the shops. - It is rare, indeed, that in r ase of an ordinary accident in the shop there is necessity for outside aid. . When the ; writer .was a youngster, he lodged a piece of the sharp, hammer hardened head of a cold chisel in one eye.. . The "shop surgeon" applied a powerful magnet without avail. Then he cut out the obtrusive particle with a keen penknife blade, making an incisioa just as he might in a finger. A professional surgeon who afterward examined the eye said that it was a "very creditab.'c job. " ' tSSP Land deeds, land !niortgarcH and chattel mortgages for sale at the JSitizeJ; iuito.' vv s.4 -- w iA V IIoTsr vano traciivo H BILL OF FARE " -f: AT TUB v . . " 4 - SPdTMSTORE! b 10 jriecls 10U Sheeting,- Bleached, at 25' ctg. ; ... -l-fi '. - 5 "pieces 5-4 Pillow Casing, 12i. ; p A big line of White Dress (roods, from 8 cte. to 37 ct3. Some very fine. -" V-, -V--' . .- . .... . - -- -- , The nicest lot ot Calicos ever brought to this' market, S-cUMo 7 i cts. - V -vr-v;J' 1 Summer Silks, riice; quality, 40 to 50 cts..! " - ,r ; , ;: ' Splendid line Dre?s Goodssingle and double widths from 121 to jX) cts- goods worth mora mone v: Table',- Lin en l Napkins, "Gloves, Hosiery,- Parasols, Towels, Lawns, Percales, Cheviots,-" Counterpanes, Silk and Cotton Velvets for Trim mings, 'Black - Silks,- S.traw, 'ilats, Shoes. .for ;Ijadics, Gnts "Jand Chil dren. J lland-turne! Ixw Cut Shoes of all kinds. " ' . - I am Agent for - T J . BUITERICICS PAT1ERNS " Fashion Sheets for-Mav on hand, free ivollj.?;; .,; 'Sh'-'-- vif'jilK 4iae f ?fFmV arid. Iiass Fish- Cotireand see me at the . SPOT CASH-STORE. - . Jv O. Howeu- ' 'it STEAM. GRIST MILL, NEAI NEW DEPOT, Hl KV1 IXE, -W,: CV- -iU '.If : OUR NEW STEA P?3kiILIiS' are in full operation, ami we n reread v to 8upj)lv families . or merchants THE BEST" MEAL, ; - . ' ' ; p'BEST MILL feed ; ; ; : ' 1IAV AND FOriDElt. At 'the lowest prior?,. . - :'iK;)'r 'cash!';.' Corn ground for usual toll, prompt JOHDAN tv. iiALYKUirrox. r.u 1-swtf A. J. LYJIAKv W. S. CHILD. Jb AUorney at Law. - SUCCESSOR TO LYMAS AND CHILD,) REAL ESTATE AGENT, ASHEVILLE, -N. C. j MOST desirable building lots near Rail road Depot, on both sides of the French Broad River, affording magnificent views of the surrounding country. . The very best sites for residences." ' .. . - ' " -: . '. : Beautiful suburban home, with twenty acres of land and fine orchard, one mile from town. A fine country ieat. . : ' -210 acres rolling land, mostiy cleared , one mile from town. ' Improvement con gist of two good dwelling-bouses, four log cabins and tobaceo barns, full' equipped circular jsaw-mill and never failing water power.- . ., .. - : ' .. ; , Twenty-eight and a half acres of land with new brick house. of eight room. Young, orchard of 1,000 trees.' - The Views, both of the river and the moun tains, unsurpassed. A fine opportu nity to purchase one of the choicest pieces of property in Asheville. ' . Five acres" of most productive', bottom land,' near ; the . Swannanoa river, one m.ile . from , town. Improvements con sist of three good dwelling houses, and all ' necessary outbuildings. - Excellent investment for;),fariner with small capital. , "70'acres on. Other side of Beaucatcher mountain, two wiles from the Courthouse. Very fine yong orcllard ot 400 trees fne of th strongest chalybeate springs' in the country; Ju$t the, spot' .to "locate a hotel or large boarding house. . . ' . : 134 acres of rich bottom -and good up land on the Swannanoa river, two miles from town. , . , - ; J: , . ' 34 acres of good tpland -with" comforta ble warm log -house, on the Henderson ville Road, 5 miles from- town. Fifteen acres cleared, small orchard and good well. Cheap place for a poor. man. .. . . . '' 83 acres, heavily timbered on the French Broad River, six'milesJVom town'. . f 160 acres oh Swannanoa River, 7 miles from town and 2 miles from Long's. 75 acres of timberland, balance in good state for cultivation'. Farm house of four rooms with kitchen detached. Renter's house, 2 tobacco barns, (near,) stable, crib, etc. Good springs,, small orchard. A suitable farm for small grains or tobacco. 450 acres eight miles frdm town, small dwelling .house,". tenants' houscar tobacco barns, stable Sic. . .. One-third of this prop erty is cleared, and has pro Jucsd excellent crops of tobacco, wheat, corn and potatoes. A arm -.of '1 if acres,, with $3,000 im provement, ' house, barn," &. located on French Broad river, seven miles from Asheville. , " . - : 550 acres on the' Waters of Cane Creek, five miles from Fifir View, on the Blue Ridge; 70 acres in grass, 35 in corn, bal ance well timbered rich upland. - This pro perty Wonderfully well watered with num erous springs acd branches. ; A superb cattle and sheep 1 ange. . . 152 aVres adjoining the above" tfj; acres cleared and in grass and corn; balance fine upland. -A most desirable farm. .Forty -choice building lots' for ale- : Most complete Cottage "of 7 rooms, wUh two acres of Jand on Camp 1'atton Frame House of i-( room. 'beautifully locatcJtoa aiayao st. r4fefr la3 f n acre, .- - - - , House of 8. rooms 'ori Grove street, with good stable andjmealfn acre of land. Hcvodlptof,4vttotii acre, pn Jjay wood streetnear Patton Avenue; .- ""." : Two story. b"c.k stoi-e on the. Court House Square-6ox30 feet. "''-. Vacant lot on Main St. r xVajnesviU : ,' 33q acres riclfmoutttain lartd jthiokly timbered -with poplar, cherry', walnut, chestnut. . spruce pine, &c., s;ood water power, saw-mill tully equippeo; ana in good , order,' dwelling "and outhouses,, situated tW(J.miJes!fi-aaitraHTioidiratrtn4 five (5) miles from Waynesville. ThirjeeA tlMjtiinlcrp3iUli;bfd in Graham and Swain-count:ea. ' LEASES of three and five years of land adjoining. the Railroad. Depot; very suit able for the erection of .tobacco or lumber warehouses,rdry-kiinsfc monufactories, &c; on most favorable -terms. FOR -REN VrrIn-. Asheville, several houses, large and small, famished or un furnished, by the month or year. For further particulars, apply to ':-.-- . . . A.J.LYMAN - : : Asheville, N. c. aUgi2-tf. : ..... " Office in Court House. J'eu and IntportantI W. O; Muller &.Co . v ';' . HA VINO BEMOVKD THEIR ': Wholesale Liquor : House. -." To tlie new' Store on Main street, opjKj 7 ' - - site Court Square, , ; : ;'' t ' ' ASIIEVILLE, X. C, '-,'"' '"have fob sale the " - Pure Mountain-Dew Corn and Rye MTiiskeys, v; i K. C. Apple and Peach Brandies, . - " " - - 7, - ; - Old Monongahela, Paul Jones, and al th; most popular brand of Kentucky 'iy IVhiskeyt. . '.;'V Iniported Freneli Brandies and Champagnes, - T -and. Domestic and Imported Wines, " 5 Soda trater id GUiger Ale; Ale. Porter, the celebrated iudflrelser,. Milwaukfo and Cin : feinnatl Bottled-eer,. and the Ciucinnati Keg -.' ; Beer-fa) ffhith .Beer he ealls the especial ' ' :. attention of deulers, as lt -is received; . . -direct in refrigerator ears, and In as . '; -good (order as at the orcwery. . :; .- We keep on hand a One lot of. : .' -. ' . . '. ' 1 CIGARS' AND TOBACCOS . Billiard ami Pool Tiiblos ' ONT THE SECOND -FLOOR, ' :- i r i With au elegant Club Room attached. !" This denartment has been fitted up with a spo clal eye to th comfort- and convenience of our guests, and the room is superior to any other bil Uard room iu the city, and has been furnished with entirely new tables of the celebrated J. K. Brunswick, Balke A Co-'s make. ' - ' p aaMf'6: Mi'LLER still continues his -E8 m i Tt T 1 C rr PVTnn Ifaln srt-MlAf nndor tHaa oYlUTI of the "old reUabls' JOHN H. LANOE, who will . . 1 . r 1 1 . . W V. 11 be pleased to serve nis irienu w iu ui li quors to be found in the Asheville market. ' jui)e'4-tt - - Ot Si Josopli Academy ' P' of the Klue Ridge, LOCATED AT 1HCKORY, CATAWBA ' ' . County, N. C. qhiu'i,,et;fiitin onf!ii('tiI b? the Shters ot oar Lodyof Mercv, is situated in the henlthy aud jicturesaue town 01 rui-Kurj, mi un . . ; n..,ihAriKiiL. lt is a Catholic institution. c.'t mamhm nt nvvtv denomination are received, and the greatest care will De Panl 10 senomn. For panieulttre apply to Jfother Supeno srior at Hickory, rx . V. ' m(m 4-s w B bio - - TTASTED TO BUY A LOT OF DRY V f' Partie haviutt nice stoek rcq;i-'!i:.I to ratn pond with us, scalii)g.u;utiiy and pnee tree on board cars, oad riiiiie'di-j x t. J. STltATSS tic CO , riiIilbr(i nice and I'lanin? Jiiilis. (ia!d. Iioro, N. '. aj. I '.-d 1 w r:El7,GASIl..ST0nE.! A Place to Get K.ircr.-ilns ! (SUCCESSOR TO J. K. RANKIX k CO.' ) - 1st door above Farmers Warehouse. ; ' A Fall Ltae or Welt Sleetedl ds - Shoen sadC of hlnga Specialty t -., - My stock emlraees everything usually kept in apm-ciass general more, sucn as . .. - . DRY GOODsl CLOTHING. " " J '-' h - - - . - BOOTS, SHOES, - ' " - i'-.v;,.. , . HATS AND CAPS. o-ivJ...,! NOTIONS, . 1 CXOTHINU, ' - : ' - HARDWARE. ' -r ' TIM WARE, . - WOOD AXD WJhLOW WARt : ; i , wa- wniBeHyonaSBTFZWO MACIIISE, war ranted for five yean, with top, folding leaf, two drawers, such as usually sell for $40.00 to $50.U), for TWE&Ti-rl VJS JJOL.I.AKX. satuiaeuon gua ranteed or money refunded. I am the Asheville Agent for the Royal St. John Mmwimg Ha caiac as anove seriDea. .. i -; -Frtth Qrast Seedi wiU be reeeired lit a few day. - I thank my friends and customers of a' few years ago, while in the retail business, with Plea- patronage, and trust .to merit a continuance of the Messrs. John A.jrookshlre and Sam'l W. Ray, iormeriy wkd j. a itanKia jo., are wun m ana wouia De pieaseo.to nave tneur menas call. ' .' t.;r- MSMStBEit-liaC PLACEJ V is dopt above JFjirnteri. Warehouse, C. ' Grahvm - .' - 1 ' ' ' OlA RttmA . . Call a) be eavinel t Ctoads aa- r. rawtd ; repreeiite4.- iaSO-waswly ,.-.:-. .-;....: .-- . O 0 6") u , ' SHOE JtIJUMZlL ' ; " Main Street, (Above Eagle Hotel) ' The best stock always on haud.1 .Work, always uaranteed to give satisfaction, . .- I am especially prepared to junto boots and noes so as to prevent 3a vpse ana squcakinq. ; LADIES WORK A SPECIALTY, Charges reasonable.- .Give rrie a call..:;; ' - FREGK. Ie6-ly O PEXED AGAIHT! HAMPTOJI fe FEATU ERSTOS WHOLES AXE AND RETAIL DEALERS IX l?nre JSTortJt Carolina and : ICentacky Brandies, ! ALSO--. ;.f. ' .f . A FULL LINE 09 CHOICE cleans, cniiiiiJYaj - A i-1 ff f IS : VAUIET Vi f -! ,, Great care has been taken -. - in" the 8electiong -of the above i- Our patrono may bo, assured thai VXTT-f AMPLY COMPEXSATOrj v. by a visit to us. V ; , . ' ".,; 49-The attention of dealers to respectfully iovit. ted to ourtock, as wa aro.preaarod to supply any demand. , . - .: ... . - - .- Jun27-tf ". - ';-;!." :'.. . i .. if ' ..rj?-i Doubfetfay & Scott,- ; ashevillk; n. c, r ecuBui Plan j PostSj, Wcatlicr-IJoard-Jiiis, Flooriiig, Etc. Also. Doom, Sash and 5 fJ( i:- . 1 .., IIAZIK(i!BRN Sasli & "Blind Factory . Has recently purchased a large amount of Oak, Ash Chestnnt, Cherry and Walnut Lumber., and r '. -." i - i ..." - CAN FUKNISIJ WORK -.-. . . . -. : mabufucture'd of thoroughly dried D-aterial. We propo - to furniKh work at the lowest figures, and equal to any imported goods. : TUGS. L. CLAYTON, Propr. r S. CL.VYTOM, Il-Lsiness Manger. feb4-swtf cf all descriptions. .L.. )o;ie in She bes' and most permatiout style and 8t short notice. Oa hauJ ail ranetit'S of horse shot-ins istoek. Those wanting work done w ill da well to call quk-k'y to antxjiwate ovrerowding. . Jiywrk is iu diMiixiid. Call ou m'h -is- iiai'S!) w J. 11. WOOl'V, AViiin-.v M. ; ' I am olTeriug until the st of Mai-eh "my entire stock of Clothing, J3oots7 Shoes, 1 1 sits . " y-w i .... . - and uents7 Lvuniisliing A T QREATL Y REDUCED PR WEH ! '-- ; ALL-WOOL SUITS AT v8.'(X)VORTir$12.00'' -' " ,10.00, .14.00. ; v . v ,u "-.12.50, " ' " ' MM :?p: ) p , ; OVERCOATS 'AT 2.82, . 5.00. , ; , ... S.OO ' TXk). v - .;- ! : ; Other Clothing in Proportion. Jy ,. A fall line of Boots and Shoes for the best manufacture. . ' : I.advise every one who wishes to Imdlce q Specialty in ffi Aa Lani dtermlnoti dih;vi:h rtiom' ior Shfinlr cotel'tiarft rnrVvrV. above goodi'at very low prices. ' - ? - r ' ', 4 7 .'- . before buying, .- . . ; . . - " ; .'; 1 . - . - , ' f Rernember I sell.jthe best Asheville made Woinari'n Kip Bal t$1.25.''v ' Remember, I sell tlie beat. Asheville made tap sole 'Kip- Brogans at $1.50. Alsfltrhake Boys and Misses'.. Try one pair, and you mU never be without them; -. ' - .Very'.respectfullv-,- - ' - - " - .... j.j . , ... - - -' t-.- ' -. - .- : . ..- .. - - - -ip :-p'.. v M. LEVY". - fe il-tf p--i' , .Main street, Asheville, N. C. ; , ' ii o o o ONE PRICE BOOT : : ;' y',p. . . ... ; . Men' jBtrong Winter Boots,- fully $30. Boys' Boots in all styles,' ,it mpppl ppJ$0-:. : .ClifJ,.. kU'.T. Woayci-V i f, '. ;,- tsji- sgi---L" pp. -:i,... -c: . it owv. wi Aixtij o ivuuuti uuuui, urerMiitsi Jinn AiVUVa. ,: A full stock of Zeigler's and Evitt ' Bro.'i Pine- Shoe for W best Goat, American and French Kid TO THE COUNTRY' .MEEIlC'IIANTwi 71Jjayesi4li on hand a considerable remnaiit'o '": ' '". . pp'ppp-y . DRY CrODS TO(iK,' ' ; -'Ppp- p ' .. M wycrIwiirUM.oat chearr'thdu-suc!i'g(dVu) ii fouxlit;itWiiirV " II I .ii in. nee,oi - T e :A : r Call on1 me-before ordeVlnn;; A good v. - t ; - . . ? - - RUBBER on hand, ivhich I eansel! you as-ebeap as 'they'-can be lourht in -any 13-wasw - - Puliiani Building; : Wholesale and BeiU : c ; ' 3 . VASb DEALER lli BOOKS An jm PUBLIC SQUARE, TWO DOORS; NORTH: oVU '4 v : 'AN v -10. S -,' ; . . HARDWARE STORE. ; , ' ly-.'r. --'. -. . ' - pp. r - - j ' i r. t WHISKIES, BRANDIES & WINES ALWAYS on ,hand a full "and ENT ' MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS, CIG A R. ' CHEWING1; ;rOBACCO,r MINERAL p WATERS, STATION ER Y BRUSHES OF ALL v KINDS,- SPONGES, TRUSSES, and all the Med- V icine manuftictured by 1 Lyons, of New Orleans. ' whom I am st.l ' agent'for. ; ; ' ;: - ' : . . . V." - ' Give me an' early ctill ,' : . . J. TAYLOR AMISS and F. beplease'd to see their friends and fjll who jwislj ootlsi in- their lihe;;-,-.'- -' Sole manufacturer of Nelson's Kidney dire and ' Nelson's Dinrrho a Cure, and Lyon's Cough Syrup.'- ' r ; , - . Kp " Prescriptions filled at any hour of da v nr ri'eht- Nrrl,t RU r,n right of door ; v ; pp ' ; THE WIDE AWAKE'JIiWHLERS -lirE-Yf ; STORE, NEW STOCK ! ; Goods sOld cheaper than ever, and a complete stock of all eoods ketil by a. first'clrfs Jewelry house. We have the handsomest store, and "chal lenge the State on cheap prices. ' For good goods come one and all, and be convinced of the tact, . - Kcspectlullyl. . . . . . - - STEFFJTEn fnOBERTSOJy, ' 'P ; . - ' y ' : ; ; . ' - - : 10PP0SITE OLD BANK BUILDING. " '- mm - LOOK OUT FOR THE OPENING DAY OF THB:-r:-T7IDE-AT7AKIIl . JET7BLBH3 iiiw pri!&L,-i.i&y 3utP:ity::, . STOVi:S, TIN WARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODs!" We bare c- '''.I a full lino of U:e above, &U Siloctci from tlie he. A nUx-V, and put titi in Ill most workmsiiii-ke maaner. - . r T: , -aullerliirr, riur-iL!::-: ;:r.4ci.tllle!' .. : ..-w WORK DONE BY COMPETENT IIVP V.'OR Iv GUARANTEED. ... ' The hor.--3is now.opene.1 fur Im.-in r' . " ' I .'10V N" AND : E A TIP EN. ? 1?"tf- ' . - A: !,''vi.'s N. V.. uooas, Indies j Gents, IJoys and Children, ol 1 -';.. ' ' - ntircliase' to call and" get rnv oriceii nr x -m on AND SHOB STOIllV o - ; . . - .-"-I. y ;-..7T. '-. - warranted: at $225; f2.65, ;3. fttd , price&4oo low tonenlion.' r.. , ; wnen, Goods. ;' -. -1 . . .-'.- stock of (iOODS South Main SL. Asheville. K. (V FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSKK well - selected stock of DRUGS; PAT ' .. , ' . ' , - : .. ; . . ,. y L. JACOBS are with .z ' - maI9-lr ; 71 t i 5 ! t V