ASHEVILLE CITIZEN;
R. M. FURMAN,
JORDAN STONE,
J. D. CAMERON.-
j-EDITOM.
VVED'DAY EVEN'G. Sept. 2, '85.
' as ,oq pes AJsrwcris-
Considerable Interest hag been ex
cUed in Neyr brk' by the rumors
that come, or purport; lo come' from
Europe to theeffect. that Germany
proposes to obtain possession of the
island of Cuba, whether by purchase
Or forcible occupalioirV does not ap
pear. The latter would "be the'moet
'"' probable, because in the present re-
,. lations between Germany and Spain
, the latter would not look for a mo
ment to the .transfer of: her, most
cherished possession to on who has
so recently insulted ' bet" Vy the oc
cupationiPf;apthergrpupof islands
over which Spain has had nominal
' sovereignty for three hundred years.
Perhaps fie seizure of the Caroline
' Islands was ihtended as an aggres
- siyeLaci, pleading "to war, which
wouldive the opportunity desired
to lay hold amCuoa, which Germa
ny might do ; in defiance of any
force Spain might oppose on land or
sea. .
Perhaps, however, the rumor was
orisrinated to stimulate . th interest
of the people of the -United States,
and to nrevent the possibilities of
"(he island passing under the con
.trolofany other European power
than Spain. The acquisition of
Cuba has long been a cherished ob
ject with many ofo,ur statesman,
'and the coveted prize of many a
filibuster. Negotiations for pur
chase have been made time without
number; and numerous expeditions
have been thrown upon its shores,
relying upon the disloyalty of the
natives to hold possession,1 and then
.turn it over as a conquest "to the
care of our Government The good
sense of the country has, decreed
that Cuba should remain as it is, in
a condition pf quasi neutrality, giv
ing no . uneasiness, to our. trade, giv
ing us good markets for our pro
ducts, and supplying us on good
TEN
TITOUSAND PERSONS
DROWNED.
'terras,, with the products of the
tropics. So long as the island re
mains in the possession of Spain,
too weak to be aggressive, and too
politic to be insolent, the people of
thig country prefer to be free from
the charge of aa acquisition which
would bring with it numerous bur
dens and responsibilities.
The case would be -different
Germany or England were to acquire
possession, lhe island lies at our
very doors; lies across the path of
our transit . from one part of our
coast territory to the other; on the
very highway of our trade, not only
between our own ports, but between
us and Mexico and Central Ameri
ca, and a most j important part of
South America; commanding also
the sea route to our Pacific coast
territory, and the west coast of South
America. It is easy to foresee what
obstruction could be placed upon
those paths by such powerful com
mercial rivals as.Germany and Eng
land, with, military force and naval
forcefully adequate to enforce any
aggression.. . ... .
The . united States could never
consent to such transfer. It can
never suffer itself to be gagged and
bound, as it would lie, '.when a great
European power L held watch and
ward at our very door j' 1 and stood
guard over the movements which
are now free and unrestrained. We
do not want Cuba. But it must re
main with Spain, or it must be free,
Or it m ust be ours. It cannot go to
Germany. or England..
The opening of the cotton mills
in - Baltimore, Is . ona .'. of if) most
marked signs ofthe revival of busi
ness.' The5 activity 'of -the -'Iron in
dustry is another; nd!ihe large in
crease of Southern and ; Western or
ders in the New York - dry goods
and thir markets,' is significant of
the turning of the tideJ - It has been
a Ion? weary pull against a. dead
current,. -iirtd -in very low water
Many a fortune has been i . stranded;
but those who have escaped ship
wreck,! will beriri '.better1, condition
than, .ever to profit by their escape.
Tiie Univebsity.--Welearn from
Chapel .Ilill letters 1 that the new
professors make a very fine impres
sion as able, accomplished and
agreeable ' men. The additional
courses ..have been ettledr and the
inst itution starts under most favor
able auspices'. As might be expected
from the past and prospective bad
crops the number of new students is
as yet pot so large as last vear, but
the old students who will return
number, more, so that the ". session
starts. with about 180 on the .rolls.
Many more new students are known
to be 6n, the yr&y. News-Observer;'
i .v " .
When the band begins to play and the
youth beauty and chivalry of the coun
try go whirling through the gaitiea of
the ball room, you may bet they have
bought their dancing pomps at W. T.
Weaver & Co.'s One.Price Store. v tf
Entire Tillages Engulfed fcy a
Recent Deluge in China.
A dispatch from Washington says:
"Details of the destruction in Can
ton, China and vicinity ; by the
great rain, storm there have been
received by private parties in this
city The flod was-tne most serious
which has visited Canton in thirty
years. More than leu thousand
persons lost their lives' and a far
greater number are left in a starving
condition. E atire villages were
engulfed, and the rice'and silk crops
in the vicinity, were almost .ruined.
The price oi rice has been ' raised
eighteen per cent in consequence of
the loss or the crop, lhe ram lei
the latter part of June, overflowing
all the rivers. Many . of the streets
of Canton' were flooded for over
week. At Si : Ni city the water
broke through the city-wall. It is
reported that several thousand
people were drowned in that place,
The embankments ol the rivers
were broken in numerous places
and the waters swept across the
surrounding ' country, carrying
everything before it. - A foreigner,
who was an eye-witness of the
scenes of destruction, reports that
r t a At v
one mgcu me Doat ne occupiea,
anchored near a bamboo grove; By
morning the water had risen to the
tops of the bamboos. At other
points it rose as high as forty feet
during a night-time.' The inhabi
tants fled from the villages and
camped on the hillsides.
At Kun In, a marketplace, situa
ted near an embankment of one of
the streams connected with - the
river which brings water from the
North and West rivers, theniaiority
ol the inhabitants were drowned by
the water breaking through the
embankment. Some escaped to a
piece ol rising ground in the neigh
borhood: but the water continued to
rise, and gradually overtopped the
elevation, drowmg those who stood
upon it! Seventeen Chinese grad
nates in Canton, hearing of the dis
tress and suffering prevalent in their
native villages, took passage on ' a
boat, with a view to proceeding
home to render what assistance they
could. On the way the boat was
capsized, and all who were in it
drowned. In some places parents
led their children on the high
branches of trees, whilst they insti
tuted measures for their general
safety. - The trees were washed up
by the roots, and the heartrending
cries of the children were silenced
in the surging waters. The body of
a bride dressed in her bridal robes
was found floating in the river
at Canton. A large tub was also
seen. It was picked up and found
to contain a boy and a girl. With
them was a paper stating their
names, and the day and hour of
their' birth. Their parents had
instituted this means to save the life
of their offspring. The writer of the
letter from which the above is taken,
says : "The suffering that is being
endured by thousands .in this prov
ince is simply heartrendering.
Children are calling to their parents
that they are hungry, and the broken-hearted
parents can only reply,
with their eyes blinded with tears,
that they have nothing to give them.
These floods will, of course, bring
other calamities. The subsiding
waters will leave an alluvial deposit
that will burden the atmosphere
with malarial poison. The people
are obliged to use the hithiest and
dirtiest water, which must give them
all sorts of disease. The non pro
gressive character of these people
leaves them helpless and undone in
the face ofcalamitv, and all they
can do is to beat gongs, burn in
cense, howl to the heavens that are
as brass, pray to one idol to go and
cause another to stop his raining,
prohibit the killing of pigs, close the
north gate, snub the northern ruler.
and then take their chance."
', West Virginia seems to have been
the mark for pestilence and famine,
two conjunctions, of calamity very
unusual; in a country so largely
blessed as the United 5 States. Last
year a cry went up not before heard,
of suffering from causes new to this
country. Recently theory is"" re
newed: 'v :,wVj i
- A disoatclr from Wheeling- say
"A panic prevails- in . that part , of
Clay county, W, , Va lying along
Sycamore creek, " arising irom. the
ravages of a strange fatal, disease
among the : few inhabitants of : that
region. About fifty people have
been stacked, of whom a score have
died, .and the death rata promises
to increase with great rapidity. . The
Weekly Progress says'.
Hotels and Summer Resorts
SWANNANOA HOTEL
: Asbeville, N. C. t
Altitude, 2.339 Feet Above the. Sea.
Thk recent Additions and mtroveraenta to
the-Swanw anoa make it, perhaps, the most
attractive anj comfortable Hotel in the Sooth.
Its Tower and 450 feet of galleries furnish
views of the Swannanoa Bivnr and the French
Broad River valleys. Also views of the Bine
Ridge, Pisgah, Balaam, New Found and -Elk
ranges of mountains, peaks of which are over
D,uuu ieet mgn. . uonvenient to I ost, Express,
Telegraph nd Railroad Ticket Offices, and
Asbeville Bank, Asheville Library and Ashe
ville Club Booms. . Purest mountain water
conducted to and through the Hotel.
All Modern Conveniences '
fine 6r-
The Ball Boom is 50x150 feet. A
Every hour brings ' the sad news cn68tr from Philadelphia is engaged for the
was thought to be flux, but is now
believed to' be another and more
fatal disorder; A vague, horrible
fear has begun to fill the breasts ot
some, l it may. not be cholera, but
the symptoms are vcr' much , like
it,"- :1 ... ...:..,:,;.., -.. .!(
I Special Rates to Parties by the Month.
The Proprietors take special pride in the
Tidiness of their House, and the successful
management of the cuisine department.
, BAWLS BROTHERS,
juniaf ' Proprietors.'
The Summer Resort of the
South.
A Relic of the War.- Mr. Wm.
M. Hanline. of the Palais Roval has
shown Us a copy . of the Vicksburg
Vinzen, iated J uly zd lobo. It con
tains tour columns, is printed on
wall paper, and forcibly reminds
this writer of the lively times the
gray backs had. The leading edit
orial announces the death of Mrs.
Cisco, whose husband lived in Vir
ginia; Major Uillespie receives ed
itorial thanks for a beefsteak; some
comments " are made on the war,
and dealers are excoriated for sell
ing flour at $5 per pound, molasses
at 910 a gallon, and corn at $10 per
bushel. "These were the times that
tried men's souls," but this rebel
sheet was jubilant and defiant, and
winds up its editorial comment on
the times as follows: "No more will
we eulogize the luxury of mule meat
and frifcaseed kitten, and urge Sou
thern warriors to such diet never
more. This is our last , wall paper
edition, and will one day be a curi
osity. Lynchburg Advance.
You will save monev bv sroine to J. L.
Wilkie & Go's Book Store, Eagle Build
ing. . augltf
First-class Shoes of stylish shapes and
Dest quality made to order by W . T.
Weaver & Co. '"'tf
Ladies' "Common Sense' and "Ooera
xoe .rrencn lUd. at Levy's.:
CLTLS HI'S 1IF.AD HOTEL.
T OCATFIopon the summit of Cesar's Head
J ' UbuinaanrAold mxfr of the Blue Ridra in
upper South Carolina, 4600 feet above tide water;
having an averaec temperature of from 65 to 70
oeCTees.
Climate unparalleled. No dews. No frosts.
uescripiion.
Mineral waters aDunaant.
Is Now Open for the Reception of Guests,
Daily stages and moil from Hendersonville. N.
C; distance 84 miles Rood roads.
Teems 82.00 per dav: 810.00 per week: S35.00 for
four weeks. Children under eierht vears. and col-
t . A. MI1J8. M. D.,
)e8-d2m Proprietor.
uuio rui
TURNPIKE HOTEL,
Fifteen Miles West of Asheville.
THIS DELIGHTFUL JtESORT, WELL KNOWN
as one of the most charming summer retreats
in tne mountains, is now oven for the reception
oi guesis.
A new Duiiaincr. -containinor twentv immi.
comfortably and handsomely furnished, has
oeen compieiea ana aaaea to tne alrenav lanre
i-apuuuy oi tae esuioiuuiment.
The Hotel is situated immediately on the line
Of the Murohv Division of the Western North
Carolina Railroad, fifteen miles west of Asheville.
Trains from. the east reaov Turnpike at 10.15 a.
m, ana returning east, leave at 2.48 p. m.
Post Office and Telegraph Office on the
premises.
In addition to pure and-cold snrintr water.
there is a fine Chalybeate spring on the premises.
Bath Rooms will be completed bv the 15th of
July. A tine bold Creek flows by the hotel.
TEEMS:
Per day, - - . - - $ WO
Per week, - - - - - 8.00
Per month, - ' - . . 30.00
For particulars, apply to
MBS. J. C. 81IATHERS,
junl8iaugl Turnpike, Buncombe Co., N. C.
ON THREE YEARS TIME,
Monthly instalments, without inte
rest.
ul0-d6m U. DOUBLiEDAY.
SILVER SPRINGS
6,ooo.
A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER
- RESORT.
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THE CITIZEN
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Pf? P El R O hu devoted tS year to UwspMta! treatment ef Ctrrtl,
Z JiTSL?', !tV P 0'sea, (uuaderer the Am-Osyirni 4..forUie pro
. ""euonuXUuUwgnderfulXBBioay.u.MibylnhaUUon.BuwW.jly koowiutlw
OX YGES1 TREATMENT
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w, A. nT2 Ciiiimptloi, Bronchitis, Asthma,
fofthf ? Cat,aErh Nervous, Prostration, sto. Bnd euunp
; . "'A"!. rav"" uw " Pe four voiorsa,
AiiUroiDR. PEIRO, Chicaso Opera House, Itta
Teferbypermlninnteafewnf mrrpatronit l'-et W-,tHl.iWJ,ILL.
win, rnn niion,ui.inwu(u, m m UnlCaRO.
Can. C. H. Unumrrt. Un. T. D " rt.r.! a'
X2)f,,lc.l!?M'E,'lr',l'etta0-Rood " Chicago.
N B- Our Oxvon tsjnfelvmt anvwhre in te DMM fttntn. Canaia
oriAmybn-iixyrus, gty, piuin, compuu tncUmulti tack trtalmntt.
CORNER PATTON AVKUE AND MAIN ST.,
OPPOSITE COURT SQUARE,
--ilrpK .X-.--
IS COUPLETS IN EVERY BE8PECT,
AMU IS JfKJSfABED TO DO ALL
MANNER OF
j)0B RiWTIWg .
; " U!tt BKVOLD'S LIYERY STABLE IN BEAK OV PEXJJIMAN & CO.S,
Dealer in
MAKU AIMU SOFT COAL.
This yard will be pnt in thorough condition, and nil r-onl ttlll lvnnr cli1ir n,l
kept dry and clean. Each lot weighed and delivered free. Nut, Stone and Ee
Anthracite always on hand and. in anv quantity desired. .
' Soie Agent for Main Jcllico Mountain Coal Company
the very BEST SOFT COAL in use. . . ..
- TESTIMONIALS.
True Merit Mfins Where Practical Men are Judges Read What is
Said About JELLICO MOUNTAIN COAL.
AT THE LOWEST HOUSES, IN THE SHORT
EST POSSIBLE TIME AND IN THE BEST
S .,. . :- MANNER.
. Water works, Atlanta, G a., September 2 r,th, 1883
The" engineer of the Water Works reports this morninr that hn lm mmnloiil n 1
hour's test of the Jellico Mountain CoaK Tlie test is as follows :
Water pumped, 3787,200 gallons; Coal consumed, 12,900 pounds; water pumped to
100 pounds of coal, 21,606 gallons: water oreasure maintained through rsi in nnnnHs:
head, in feet, 72.7 to which the water was numned: total mimhcr nrnnnmli raknl
Iff nr-lf IT T IT 1 1 -1 P i,-A'77" "Jinions pounas raisea one loot wiin KXr-potmds coal, 7,079.122,
if 8 Will flOt dG Underworked hich is ,T,orQ "ian the 'Iders guaranteed the engines to do with the best coal. Mr.
J I J I - 1 . .......... ... n 1 . imL, mm iiu willlKt'l U1IU lllill LI nr ill tn wcro
not cleaned during the whole 24 hours. From the result of the above test I must pro
nounce the J. M. an excellent steam coal. Respectfully
W. G. RICHARDS, Supt. Water Works.
N. B. Since the above test another has been made in which 2R.773 9 rallnna w.tsr warn
raised to 100 pounds of coal, instead of 21,606 in the first test. This shows an increase of over
7000 gallons over any other coal, a fact of itself worthy of note. . . ' W. O . It. 8npt.
nO YOU WANT I-1
YOU WANT
PROGRAMM'S, CIRCULARS,
CARDS, LETTER-HEADS,
BILL-HEADS, POSTERS,
ENVELOPES, NOTE,
HEADS, PAMPHLET
PRINTING, TAGS,
LAND DEEDS,
Mortgage Deeds,
SHERIFFS' DEEDS,
CIVIL WARRANTS,
STATE WARRANTS,
JUSTICES' JUDGMENTS,
JUSTICES' EXECUTIONS,
CHATTEL MORTGAGES, &c.
ALL' AND OBTAIN SAM
PLES AND PRICES BEFORE
GIVING YOUR ORDERS.
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we retrara vour'coal as .he best we evpriiRid. Tn mir tpdvA uvmi t ama 1 . n,ai.ii.
seven heatu in heating furnace over the next best coal we ue. Onlv have to clean erate once a
day with it; with the other we have to clean twice, and otten three t imcs. It is the pn rest coal we
ever used. " LOOKOUT K(M)LIK; mii.i
- ' - ! Johnson.
NORFOLK Sc WESTERN RAILROAD COMPA Y. Office Superintendent Western DfNinn.
... . . , , . , . Lynchburg, Va, ltith. April
He Have obtained renorts fr.im tl.e onr-lneern w n hav. ,ai vnn mui mhink ,.f
aatijfactory character. They tpe ek well of thoconl in every respect. Thcv all say that it is the
best coal they have ever used roniine from the line 01 vour roaD. . tfliANK H i:r;KR-
Superintendent,
Ve burned the Jcllico Mountain Coal on the steamnr vi (T T.llv Inrtnir wlntnv anil OilnV t
preferable to other coal It burns up without leaving so many clinker ait other coal.
A T I OVE
We are well satisfied with the Jellico MmintHln f!naV oITaf thnmnvhlv tntttlntr If nf i. mill Wa
consider It the cheapest cool we buy owing to the fact that there Is leas waste.
'If MCDANIEL ft CO.
There is less dust and ashes from Jcllico Mountain Coal than any we have heretofore used.
' . CJB. WOUPWARD.
I And there is loss waste in the .Tollirn
Ittle ashes ji'i iskan.
We find that there 'is less dnst nl nshra
than when tising other coal. UGCPOltNE.. '
n e are very well satisliea with Jcllico Mountain Coal. Cousider It the best on the murket:
SCOTT, DEMS.TEii it C
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COMMISSIONER'S BLANKS
OF ALL KINDS'
FT7B2XA2T Ss STONE,
Proprietors.
If you want this excellent Coal. order immediately of
S. P- Venahle. Asheville. N. C. Airent.
iNortn Carolina lor Main Jellico Mountain Loal Co.,
"PARADISE REGAINED."
A Beautiful Summer Home in the. "Land of the Sky.j
haywood;
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
3tf Jtliles If est of Jisheville,
Branch of the Western N. C.
York, Pa., August 31. A com
motion was caused, in the Evangeli
cal Church, at Win tertown in this
county, Sunday morning. The pas
tor had announced that he would
preach a" memorial sermon on Gen.
Grant. A man named Fulton said
no such sermon should be preached
When the pastor, Rev. Shultz, began
in his sermon to make reference to
heroes of Bible times and then spoke
of our hero just placed in his . last
resting . place, Jb ulton called out to
him to stop, at the same time ad
vancing to the pulpit. "The preach
er continuing, if ulton seized and
dragged him away from the pulpit
striking him a blow with his fist,
knocking him .down. Simon Jn
11 1. -a.
gjeorecnt, wno interierrea to save
the pastor from assault, received one
of Itulton's blows on-his face. There
was great excitement, and after a
time order was restored anfl ser
vices proceeded." Fulton, it is re
ported this morning, has skipped
uver the line into the state of Mary
land. " .
AH Wool Dregs Good in great variety,
SUks, Surahs, IUmdames, Satins. Velvets
Satines, Percales, Ginghams, Lavms, Prints,
C . U. liKUWVUD & CO.
eodtf ' '
. FIVE .,11 EST .
Wanted to join live more and buv 6.000
acres of valuable land, near line of R. E.
and public wagon road.
At One Dollar per Acre.
This land is wejl timbered with a great
variety oi wooas, abundantly watered
with springs and. streams of free-stone
water, one creek affording good water
power, one-third of it good for tobacco,
tne rest good, lor cram, grass and frait
growing. Trout in. streams, turkev. deer
and bear in woods and mountains. This
land lies well for sub-division and settle
ment, and can be: retailed at a handsome
profit, mdeb of it very cheap at $5 per
acre.
NOW IS THE TIME.
For particulars, call on Walteb B.
& office in 'ie. Grand Central Hote
THIS HOUSE, LOCATED IMMEDIATELY
West of the French Broad bridge at Atheville.
is now ready for the entertainment of the Sum
mer travel, witn good rooms, either in the mam
building or in the cottages, well fitted up, and
with a table supplied with all the market affords,
I can comfortably entertain either families or
single individuals during tne summer months.
nun nne
MINERAL WA TERS
(Both Iron and Chalybeate),
On the place, and within 10 minutes' ride of the
centre of Asheville, I can ofier greater advan
tages man anv other place adjacent to Asnevuie.
or lunner information, write to, or can on
Mbs. R. G. MABRY,
jun3 d3m Asheville, N. C
STOP
AT THE
OPENED AGAIN!
NOTICE.
. Asthe health of our nftrtnerfJunt.
J. M. Jones, makes it necessary to do business in
one place instead ot two. we wlU.on Mondav.the
17th day of Auirost. remove the entire stock of
gooas to our store, ,
At the Corner of Depot Street and Potion
' Avenue,
under the Arlington House,' and will be glad to
have our fi lends continue to deal with us there.
":27i Store his been recently enlarged.
We will keep a delivery wagon, and will fill
orders promptly and carefully. ' '
augU-dl w. .:-'.: -MORGAN & JONES.
EIGHT XITOW.
200 ACRES VALU
ABLE LAND
with large Orcnad and frame dwelling, immedi
ately on line of railroad, and close to Asheville,
for sale cheap and on easy terms. '
Apply immediately to aui i.K is.uwi,
aug 15-d a w lw
Land Agea
HAMPTON A FEATHERSTOft
.Opposite Court House Square,
Asheville, JT. C,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Pare North Carolina and
Kentucky. Brandies, .
and Whiskies.
ALSO . - ''
- . A FULL LINE OF CHOICE
AND ' '
SJtIOKJMG TOBACCOS,
POUTER, ALE. BEER
-.'.-AD
IN VARIETY.- r- ,
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G reat care has been taken
in the selections (J the above 1
ARTICLE, . :
A N D - " :
Our patrons may be assured that
theyioill find themselves
AMPLY COMPENSATED r-
hv a visit to us.
WHEN YOU VISIT ASHEVILLE,
If you like good fare, fine rooms, good attend
v. ance, etc.
14,150 Arrivals in 2 Tears,
Or over 18 ner dav. shows the hieh esteem In
wmcn it is neia,
French cook, nollte. waiters, fresh water from
Beancatcher Mountain, cold and hot baths, elec
tric Dens in eacn 100m,
Board $1.80. $2 and S50 ner dar: $8 to $10 per
wee 1 ; tm 10 wo per montn. aatisiacuon guaran-
teeu; - .
R. Chedester Son.
: Owners and Proprietors.
A. L. WtLEY. of Vlnrinia. Clerk.
O.NEVILLE, late of Raleigh and of PurceU
iouse, JNonoiK, caterer.
Look Out for tlte Red Bus at the Depot.
jel6-daw3m - r. .
aThe attpntion of dealers is respectftilly invlt
ed to our stock, as we arc prepared to supply any
demand. .
June2T-tl ; . , , - .. . -. ,
BEEF MARKET
Grain and Provision Store.
MURRAY & HARKINS,
DEALERS IN.
Grain, Feed and Groceries. ;
SOUTH MAIN STREET; :,
We also have in connectioa a first-class
Meat Market, and the well-known Oeorge
W. Pace as Cutter. Nothing but : good
meats delivered anywhere in the city. . All
we ask is a trial. - . a 11-iaeczz.
MOST DESIRABLE
SUMMER RESIDENCE. v
in 1-2 hour's drive of Ashevill&ovet .
a excellent road 70 acres of gronnd.JThe situa
tion is delishtftil, the mountain viewre superb.
One hundred acres of wood land very rtoe by
forsale. Gallon WALita n. jn .
aug lft-d w lw '
EAGLE nOTEL.
r 1 ltiii. Aianajzeuient or tuis Hotel, in
I consideration of tbe present hard
tiroes, and. to meet the wishes of the
traveling public, have decided to reduce
tneir rates, on and alter tne loth or
August.
For terms please apply at the office.
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The Battle House,
. ? , WaynesTiUe, 3V. C.
THOH VtinVY REEriLT. renovated and re
painted. In the ci i ire ol i lie town, near the
famous White SulplM.r i!tiu. Accommoda.
tions good. . itatea n.iersif.
Jy l-otf W. RHISkflART. Prop'r,
r
Mt TJOAVtJU IIO TJEL,,
'I ''li E.; H. ORVEU, rro'r, ' .
Near, lhe Haywood Wfu'te Sulphur Springs.
THIS HOUSE is situated in the business part
of the town, within 15 minutes walk of the
White Sulphur Springs. A beautiful view ol liie
Balsam Mountains. Uood rooms, first-cluM lure
and satisfaction guarnteed. Hacks at the repot.
TIIJ2 JfleJflfJYJY HOUSE
THIS ITOUSE house is now open for the rocep
tion of goests. ... i ; i -v.-
A New Building, containing twenty room, comaria-
Wy od neatly famixhed. i.' ' -
For particulars. addrs . . , ;
N. McMlsM,;
Jy-16-dtsel - .. . Brevard, N. C. '
HOUSE FOR RENT. t
'; An elegant residonce 2 ' miles from
Court : House, on Beaver -Dam road.
A place of rare beauty, 7 rooms, furnish
ed. Splendid pardt-n and out house
attached. Tcr n. low..' For further in
formation apply to K. J. ASTlN.
auueodw
On the Murphy
Altitude, : : :. :
Temperature of the Water : - -
The most beautiful place in North
see lor vourselt.
Jy 7.d2m
J. C' S.
Rail Road.
: 2900 Feet.
- - 53 Degrees
Carolina. . Come and
TIMBERLAKE,
Manager.
NEW GOODS
At Spot Cash Store
FALL
Indigo
White
.A'few
A big line of SHOES.
PRINTS in medium and
colors. HATS in late styles.
Goods, just, what is wanted.
25 ct. Corsetts left.
Come and see ' me." -and
make you happy.
' J. O. HOWELL, '. .
! spot Cash Stohe.
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. WHOLESALE AX1) HHTAIL, DEEI.ER IN .' ' ':.'
Furniture, Doors, Sash and Blinds, :
ASHEVILLE, N. C. n, ,
You will find at WILLIAMSON'S the larzesi and best selected
Stock of Furniture ever broujrht to Western North Carolina. Lnro-e
stock of Sash, Doors and Blinds constantly on hand.
Call on him and get prices before purchasing. We will save.
money. Salesmen UHAb. A. MUSlL,iSY c 13. M. TONES.
you
THE OLD RELIABLE SINGER
Machine Is Still the Best.
mm mi iwmi m sals,
"THE fiTORE HOUSE AND LOT ON1 TATTON
Avenne. adjoinlnar C Cowan's Jewelry Store
on tbe West and one door Kast f C. E. Ora-
am's Wholesale Stoie. the Drow?rt v of the late
Hugh Johnston, will be sold on Tuesday. Septem
ber the 15th at IS n. to the hishest bidder tor
cash, or one half cash and one half on twelve
months time.'- . .
The lot extends thronrh from Patton Avenue to
Pulliam Street, with a front width of 30 feet and
mcnes on eacn. -
It has on it a well built Brick Stoie frontlne
on Patton Avenue with a depth of about eigbtv
feet. The first floor and basement are occupied
by 6. W. Morgan it Co., for General Merchandise.
The Upper room is occupied by the Young
Ken's Christian Aesociation.
Title Indisputable. Terms cash, orattheon-
tlonof purchaser on half cash and ona hali by
netel vear after date, at 8 ner cent, interest, se
cured by power-of-sale-mortgajre on the proper-
rosseesion given at once,
p.'l..,or.
cms a
This Improved Family Sinner Mach
ine is without a defect. It runs smooth
ly and noiselessly, and the must delicate
lady can M'ork it with ease. It is equally
adapted to the lightest and heaviest
sewing, and has a full line of attach
ments. Agents in every county attcwu
to the wants of customers, ilerit will
tell. The immense number of Singer
machines sold proves its Bujeriority
overall others. Three-fourth of the
machines sold are Singers. "They are
sold on easy terms so that every family
can have one. Mothers need" not lo
worked to death sewing at night, when
a pleasant hour's work a day will do it
all. Good reliable men can secure pro
fitable employment by addressing
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPAN Y
. - Richmond, Va., or
ian 15-fl mos r Asheville. X.GL
f.i .
aug.5-dfcw,tds.
B. G. GUDGER. 1 WeMito,.
R. B. JOHNSTON, "cento's.
The "Wheeler and Wilson
MANUFACTURING CO.'S, OFFICE, ' ;
main Street, Asheville, TX. C.,
- Arc offering their
3Vt AC PI T 1ST ES
V!!1".1 -"S
THE PLACE to And pearly anything
h' : ?:. TOO wAt,' At n--ix .1 ' ''--.
Bottom Cash JPricer 1 '-,
is at the "Store of
A , . II. J OK !fc 80,
, Bank.Elock, Asheville, N.C . rs ,
CASHlor GOODS paid for country pro
duce when not eupplied. Goods deliv
ered in city limits rroe or charge.
ju24-wjy A. IU JUEi & BUiN.
On terms Consistent with the exigencies in
- , ;,. iiancial condition of our Fcctior. ,.
the fi-
Call and ascertain, terms
jy 20-1 m - &
Or address by letter.
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ill JLM I ind eounty to kU out fOPULAU NIW BOOKS and X
Bill Ltd. AtmiKtcra, tttsatacn and othei, vhosa tim is not folly oaeupird, will find it to then
to corrcannna with ua. To farmer on and other Tounir men iuitcominaroa th field of Mtic
IuuauicM Quufa wnuf uuvancngpfi, ikith nnm mean oi naicini; money ana oi aeir cuirnre. y riieior h 'aciai
h-rautg U. F iOlSXSOH 4b CO.. l,OU JUalx fctrect. 2ilcbxnid. n.
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