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on its own part, manifested by ' its
E. M. FURMAN,
, -;: - JORDAN BTONE, J-ElMTOBa
V. ' J D-CAMEEOSU'dil vV.tTH.
THU'DAX EYE'ING, OCT. 15, '85,
H&bHIOELECTIt)Na AnrtoaVheirapleted this
will be.the'4argest granite edifice in
the United States "It covers about
, j f-Are oyer,"and iY'PW118 ! foncede
the election Foraker, and the de-
; featf Hoadley, .For;, this;: lafct-re-
".; : suit few . Southern Democrats vti
.. have many tear i,q shed..,i;Conce
. .. dyig his ability, he was tainted wi$i
some of the extremes : of,, radica
heresies, .chief among which .was his
.. ; advocacy of mixed schools. ' Unfor
: tunately, at home he $aa : Jiot re-
. DUKea jor mat,, pu lor nia more gen
. , erous views op. national, questions
, It is to the jreproach , of tbe Kepub
, lican party . pf Ohio rthat it i $ould
find vitality and faypx, in the, bloody
shirt, : and;rally . with enthusiasm
around what seemed tQ ;have ,been
, John Sherman's , 4ead i; issue, j
: , that demagogue, the South mil nev
er be able. to. 'give " assurance of . its
sincerity. , If, aJjter. the unaffected
.4 tribute jgaid to be memorjv-ithe
. , man. for a long period of eight y ears
. ; . i hostile, to the. South, but .'who had
givn evidence of generous senti
ment, the loyalty of the South -was
,,. not demonstrated, it - is .useless to
. , expect anything from the.; Eepubli
cans of Ohio. There is only one
, ; way to touch them, and; that is
through the "pocket-nerve." 1
Southern buyers will give the trades
of that State a wide berth, they wil
come to their senses. The loss of
: eighty or a ! hundred millions ( will
make them sensible of the difference
between abstract ideas and 'dead
issues, and the live practical appre-
" ciation of facts which controls other
. States.
Our only care and our only hope
was in" the Legislature; as we write
that is in doubt. 0
P. S. Our dispatches this after
noon give the Legislature undenia
blv to the ReDublicansrwhich se-
- cures the return of John Sherman
; to the Senate.- 'uriy.-.r.i. ;
" The ' railroad soirit is ' active ' at
Marion. ; The extension "of a road
from Shelby via Ruth er for dton
through Marion across thOj, Ridge
into Tennessee, is regarded as a fix
ed fact.,. This work is undertaken
by the Boston Construction Com
pany. " They have . goneVtp . work
with apparent sincerity. Ruthcr
. .. ford county has, voted an appropri
ation of bond's and 'McDowellhas
done 'the same:1 There 'aresome
. who still doubt. Yet.we believe the
strength of opinidniat ndpefufc ! It
. .... ' :; ' ... .""... - ':',.
will oe very gratnying to see Marion
"become a railroad centre, or aileast
r ; .receive a deyelpptneiJt which a' mul
' tiplicity of- railroads ''.will give it
When the town was at the' head of
the rpad it advanced, to; quicjc iri;
portance. That has been partially
lost, yet the elements of prosperity
are! not destroyed; and as a copimon
, point for two road, it will be restor
ed to its old prominence. .
The Carolina Central . is, t pushing
'; vpn with great activity alsP to "Rut)i
erfordtpn, ' After that pome is reach
eel, its 'farther course is. 'Unknown.'
' " It will go ' on"Without doubt; wheth
er to Asheville or to Spartanburg, is
.. not YndwhIf they make both con-
necti6tis, they would not; go 'atfiiss.
- The Asheville connection, it strikes
' us', ' is all : important :; Thy 'tbeii
'.'"mdy be'eqaUy so'as giving an in
dependent Southern - through -line.
. r . . 'CVVe' are rejoiced to see thifi revival
of the railroad spirit invNcfrtlrCari-
olina.f . - f'.'-.- j "
THE DETROIT 'FREE PRESS;.'
1 . We are :T indebted to :,the nHon.
' James YJ-Campbll,'bne of the -As--
8dciate Justices. of vthe ' Supreme
k Court of Michigan, And a classmate
" of the .iteror ' a co'py;of the . De
troit Free. Pse8,Xhe Semi Centennia
issue.. -The issue is a full and very
. interesting, history , of the paper with
sketches bf the editors WhoV liaVe
. successively conducted it.;' Among
. these ia one by MrsJi' y.'Xjampbeil
bf Ofounder Sheldon 'M. Knight:
The war rcorcrof the Free Press Is
interesting.'": Col. Thonfton F. Brod
head," one of the editors, was Colo
nel of the First "Michigan , Cavalry,
" and was killed at lher battle' ibf A!Mai-'
fiajee-dr 'Bvill Run." Seventeen oth
er.membera of the 'staff . served;, at
' vanous limes durin the( war". f !
Th' paper was founded when
Detroit had a population . of . 6,0QQ.
: It has advanced now to su pply r a
population of i50,000 :,Tbis; is an
encburagementtotheCiTiZEN which
- is how -published, in fa' town of
-nbout tbe. same populaUon, jjfuid
our hopes He in , ciixrying rOut the
: idea su.well expressed bythelfr
Prtitw.:, '--? '-r7. 7 f.;:i"'ixii '
".What such a papc must depend
upon, whatever te its ' politics, r ate
" the good will, confidence and esteeni
of the people, 'and a conviction 011
their part of its fairness and honesty
' of purpose; and x; V determination
works, to be a thorough-going news
medium , fearless,1 but careful-, and
a safe counselor; ever mindful pf the
people's rights and interests." " i ,
igg. m jjlior-dpllaii have 'already
been expended on the new building
four -and onerhalf acres . If placed
in a straight Une , the pipes in the
structure would extend nearly forty
Gov. Cameron, of Virginia is re
ppFied:o rilS econie sonraged
at the attacks "upon him by the
Cier,epblican.,ape.r, that
he threatened to.reaign. 1 his would
make Lieut. Governor Lewis, Gov
ernor? . Don;tTesign, William, Lee
will relieve yotr soon.'
The elephant Empress has killed
two keepers in the last few days,
the" owner of Empress would Ileave
ihf appointment, Qf , successors to
Cleveland, s he might relieve him
self veiy greatly of many of his tor
mentors.1 '" v' -' 'viV.
fSenator. Vobrhees says Cleveland
seems to be moving slowly, but he
is moving straight. .
The probosition for a settlement
of the Bulgarian trouble, as was an
ticipatea; comes lrom uermany.
The demands ol Greece and Servia
are to be -rejected, and Turkey is
to be .advised to complete her mil'
itary preparations, so as to be able
1 1 . vn ' 1 n . 1 1 j:
10 snui onoervia ana Greece, boouiu
they insist on .being considered in
the premises. : Bulgaria and Kou
melia are to be united under-Prince
Alexander, who is to avow the Sul
tan's sovereignty. It looks like i
peace programme all round.
Among the numerous depreda'
tions upon the public lands . which
have been exposed by the present
administration none has more the
appearance of downright and delib-
erate stealing than that reported Dy
special timber agent Haley. Urom
his report it seems that the . North
ern Pacific railroad company and
its creature, the Montana Improve
ment company, have stolen, in the
form of timber' railroad ties, shin
gles, cordwood and cedar posts over
0600,000 worth of property from
ands belonging to the -government.
The appropriate penalty for this
kind of enterprise is imprisonment
at hard labor.
When General. Washington was
in New England he was entertained
at dinner by & country gentleman,
wuo uvea comionaDiy out quieuy
in his old-fashioned home far from
town. . When fhen General "rose ; to
go the. li ttle ddugh ter . of ; the host,
not yet in her- teens,- opened the
door for him.- As he . passed put
in his stately way he boW3d and
said" ta.. the maid:'- 1 wish von a
better office, my dear." ''Yes. 6ir."
she "quickly replied, with a bow, "to
et you id, su" Letter w Philadel
phia Record. . J ; ;
.'Lead Us Not Into 'Temptation."
The good Deacon" Huyler, vn "ted
for piety-and frcsh-every-hbur n-
dyf and warmly eulogized after bis
recent aeatn ior?naving msisieu ma
the cirls in his- store should al
belong to' his Sunday- school ' class,
didjiot allow religion to be -their
forth StaterW'ar-and - Navy Der-fe1,? ieldj; ainst-lempUUoik
nartmcnts now tkmz erected in - " , . . . d. rLv.i 4vii.
r- 'T- - r. - 1 Tin Tinm Tiy mx on ' vuur rouaiere.
Brother Huvler? fellow' church
man asked.' t'Arenpt yound ladies
bones?:' -; -Vj'".
"Pe'rfectly," was the bland reply
"and, I mean to make it easy for
them: to keep BO."From a New
York letter. I.: ' u
The Todd county Proqress : says":
"Our Legislature can "make a great
improvement in the jury system.
No man should be .excluded from
service because of opinion, unlees
the spinion be tinctured with bias
or prejudice. .' Intelligent men read
newspapers, and they should not be
incompetent jurors because 'thev
bave read of the Tcircumstances of a
case. Our moss-covered jury law is
a burning shame to our State, and
violated justice is clamoring for re
form: - :? v '' '
George Nask. - ' ; , . . , :
Will furnish and plant trees, eversrreens
and all trees pf mountain growth, in any
park or yard," in or near the city, at
cneap rates. Leave orders at the Citizr
office. : - y. i aus31 d3mos
Quick: - . Mrs.; , D r V bread: Mr.
Timkins ma'am has killed himself
in the back ; parlor- T "Gra
cious, gcodneSs! Do , you mean to
say he has hung himself? the poor
dear man! What can have been
the reason?? "Oh, HP, . ma'am: he
has'nt hung himself wors.e-he's
Cut his throat " "Cut his throat!
and a new' Carpet only put down
last Mondayf Drat the foanr VYh
couldn'.ie.have gone into the bat
room?" Philadelphia Call.. ' . -
. It is announced with some -show
of authority,, that the name of . the
man who is to succeed Mr. Eaton as
the head of the Civil service Com
mission bas been- submitted to G,
William Curtis, and that the latter
has : approved it. ihis indicates
that the gentleman- will wear hair
oil and silk socks,' at all events.
Phil. Press, Hep. ' ? t .
The Citizen - " "
Will have a , representative at all the
Courts in the West. ' It is earnestly honed
that all friends will meet him promptly,
and make old things new by closing up
all old accounts. We feel we can call on
all now with confidence of a ready and
willing response. Those who may not
be called on by him, are kindly reques
ted to call on him. so that all matters can
be eettled up. It is necessary we should
make this urgent appeal to our mends.
d w tl
SHAKY.
THE ZIG-ZAG METHODS
EMPLOYED BY MER
CENARY MEN.
It ia a notable fact that the people of Atlanta
and elsewhere are beginning to be thoroughly
convinced that worthless compounds become
"shaky" at all new innovations, while an hon
est preparation never fears opposition. We do
not propose to ''wipe out" others, as the field
for operation is-large, and we accord to one
and all the came privileges we enjoy. We are
not so far lost to bhsiness principles as to de
nounce, any other remedy as a fraud, or imita
tion, or as containing a vegetable poison, the
effects of which are horrible to contemplate.
The alarm need net be sounded, for there is
ample room for all declining anti-potash, pine
lop slop-water compounds. ' '
If one bottle of B. B. B. is more valuable in
effects than half a dozen of any other prepara
tion, we wont get mad about VL If ten bottles
of B. B. B; cures a case f blood poison which
Others could not cure at all, it only proves that
B. B. B. is far the best medicine. - .
From 1 C!.! 'omiiiUtu, ,
I have been 'a r xJeref for many years am
Catarrh and. BWd Taint. Atter the f uoa-
n of all the kno wn remedies f ' b. ureases,
I : nnd myself 1-Rt summer oa tie very verge
0: ie ptave. - KuLhing set aed to do me any
to Asa last resort I commenced taking S.
. b.,. tti 1 tmve t ken in all 18 bottles. Before
I had fii 1 1 second bottle I felt a decided
improveiuuti ' - a to-day en joyiugmoet ex
cellent healunt Mt than for many years. I
take great pleas re, therefore, in recommend
ing Swift's Specific for these diseases.
- - ? ' u ' '"!- Mm. Eu J, Coshahas. ,
Richmond, Va., June 29, 1886. ' u '
Simmp Jilaria Coaqacred. - '
. I have been using swift's Specific in my fam
ily for the past two years as an antidote for
malaria also as a blood purifier, with the moat
satisfactory results.- I live on the banks of the
Ouchita river, in what is called the swamp
country. Myself and family enjoy as good or
even better health than the average people who
live in the hill oofmtry. I am confident that 8.
8. 8. has banished the malarial poison from ear
systems, and eonapxuently given us good health.
I use it at intervale during the spring and sum
mer, when the system indicates being charged
poisen, and it invariably drives it out.
- . . .. i. .. E.B. Cbtzbs.'-.
Trenton, La., June 30, 1885. ... - '
-Swift's SpeciBoia entirely vegetable. Treatise
on Blood and Skia Diseases mailed free.
- Thx Bvar Specific Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta,
Ga, or 157 W. 233 St.. N. Y. . , -
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SWANNANOA HOTEL
Asheville, N. C. .
Altitude, ,2,339 Feet Above the. Sea.
Thb recent additions and imorovemente to
the Swannanoa nake it, perhaps,' the most
attractive firrJife rfortjftile Hotel ia tbo-Soatb.
Its Tower and '460 feet of galleries furnish
views or the Hwannanoa Biver and the Jfreneb
Broad River valleys. ; Also views of the Blue
Bidge. Pisgah. Balsam. New Found and Elk
ranges of mountains, peaks of which are over
e,uuu ieet mgn. convenient to l'ost, Jfixpress.
Telegraph and Bailroad Ticket Offices, and
Asheville .Bank; Asheville library and Ashe
ville Club Rooms. Purest mountain water
conducted to and through-the Hotel.
All Modern Conveniences.
The Ball Boom ia 60x150 feet. A fine Or
chestra from Philadelphia is engaged for the
Bummer. ..
Special Rates to Parties by the Month.
The Proprietors take special nride in the
Tidiness of their House, and the successful
management or tne cuisine department.
BAWLS BBOTHEBS,
un 8 -V Proprietors.
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THE CITIZEN
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Ha?vtt?e,?-r-i--h ' Coneumptlon, Bronohltls, Asthma,
to?thrPuJ- atarrh. Nervous, Prostration, to. Bend ctain;
A Plates. AUdrOR. PEIRO.ChloegoOoVra House, !uiri,lS
! I WepeferbypermlMlontoafewf onrpatroiui l""WtiBifc,tMltiCO,iu.
yon. Wm. Penn Nixon, Ed.InterOBt ...m.' ChtcBR".
ConC. H. Howard, Mr.T.B.Carse ? - Chlcsa.'
' ul?JL-ix2P7l fl-'Mra. Wetta C. Rood, , Chi--po
v Henry R. Stiles, M. D... - . .- . . Na.W-jii. .
mm. V W R Our Orwell Ufifely mt anywluTt n the Unltrd Statrt, OnaaU
ii -Wo it Exprtm Hutu, piatm. conmtota (HtocMon MHtb tac treatmcut.
CORKW. PATTON. AyEXXJE-, ANJ MklN ST.,
' OPPOSITE COURT SQ.UARF,
L.. "3
I mW In i tiM
4
AND IS PREPARED TO DO ALL
-MANNER OF
Job Printing
A T TEX LOWEST HOUSES, W THE SITOST-
, EST POSSIBLE TIME AND IX THEBES 7
CT Will Hot Ba Uoderwcrkod
The) Battle : House,
"Waynesville, N. C.
'T'HOROtTGHLT BEBUILT, renovated and-re-
x Daioiea. .n tne ctntreoi toetowu. near tne
ramoDs white smpnor Hprings. Accomniorta-
won 8 tsooa. Kates moaerar.
Jy l-dtl W. KU1NKUAKT, PrOpT.
J1TMOJ1Ij HOTEI
R II. NORVELIj, Prop'r
irjt I'jrjBSfjMJB, jr, c, -
Near (he Haywood White 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 of the
Balsam Mountains. Good rooms, first-class lare
and-patisfaction guamteed. Hacks at the Depot.
JMsheville llale JScademv
A .Select Classical German,: French, Math
ematical and Thorough English School,
OPENS Sept. Otta, 1885, and continues 40
weseks.. Prof. FALK havine been emrftirpd
to give gStruction in German and French, will
atory-to"' thut of the Principal. Number of pu
nil. -J . i : .IA
pill, UldWUUepBTUUtUll XlULUeU W OU ' : '
no extra cnanres ior Moaera j-aneusees.
Alimited number of nimils will be tnbun am
Doaraers Dy tne lamiiy ot the Principal. -
or terms, etcaaaress -
- . D. t'. ViSNAHLE
au 12-dawlm - Principal.
MT; ST. JOSEPH ACABEE
Located at HICKORY, CATAWBA
COUNTY, N.
VSiUIjU'.
C.
This institution, conducted bv tha Ristpra nf
uur uuiy oi .mercy, is situated in tne neaithy and
picturesque town of Hickory, on the W. N. C. R.
R., near the Depot- ItJs a Catholic institution
yet members of every denomination are receiv
ed, and the greatest care will be paid to scholars.
For particulars apply to Mother Superior at
NJB3 tWk'S TORE
f?i miijiriRjfi
::ffA!B?r GOODS.
'"s'-fy.
Fain lit) Grocery, Hay and
; .... reeil Store, -, ' ..
. South Main Street, (above EepJt 1 t n i.j
f ASHEV1LLE..S. C " .. - .I
FULL Stock of Family Groceries, Iari,Ba!Kn,
Sumra.. CnflVe. fennf-d nml. Jimn .ni.
Sptces, Kerotcne Oil, 4cn' yc. . . - ,
FlauTtMealt Com, Hay, Mixed Feed, Bran,
. ' atom, &c.t v .; ' :
i.ureltiised"li3rr tH Car load, "iiha oit hand con
stantly, at the lowest prices.' Give us a call.
SALE.,
TOR 5
It.;-5J.. -'If riot sold "nrivAtftlVv T b ill rn
by auction, sale dav. Thursdav. Ot'tnhel- 9(Mh- nil
the Fair Grounds, two thorough bd Jersey bull
calves, and one onstiaiive cow with half Jersey
calf, about one month old, by her side.
Oct. 1st, 18Bfe a JA R. DuBOSE.
oct l-dlawwtd . .' , - -
20,000 bottles
of B. B. B. have been sold to parties living in
side the corporation of Atlanta since it was
started two years ago! " u r
Why this wonderful sale of a new remedy in
so-short a time with so little advertising?
It must be confessed that it is because B,
has proven itself to possess merit in the cure
of blood, skin and kidney diseases. i Hundreds
of home certificates attest the fact of our claim
that in Atlanta and many other points B. B. B
are "on top," and will stay there. Many per
sons desire to know how the B. B. B. acts on
the system. By entering; the circulation, it
modifies the vitiated blood globules, increases
the red corpuscles, antagonizes all poison, vi
talizes and regenerates the flagging forces, fur
nishes the pabulum for rich, new blood, elimi
nates all poison through the secretions, and in
creases the appetite, while by its wonderful ac
tion upon the pores of the akirj, the kidncyB,
liver and glandular system, all effete and im
pure matter is speedily conducted from the
body, leaving the blood pure, fresh and heal-
thy.; ... '.'. ;
By its magical alterative powers, B. B. B. un
loads the blood of all impurities, unlocks the
liver, arouses all secretions, restores nature to
its normal' condition,'' unclouds the troubled
brain, clears and beautifies the complexion,
cheers the despondent, strengthens the feeble,
calms the disturbed nerves, and induces quiet
and peaceful slumbers. It has been in use over
twenty-five years as a private prescription in
the south. , , ' . '; 1
It is no far-fetched, foreign-found or dream-
discovered subterranean wonder, but is a scien
tific) and happy combination of recognized ves
etable blood poison agents, effected after many
years of constant use and experiment in the
treatment of thousands of some of ' the most
appalling case? of scrofulous, syphilitic and cu
taneous blood poisons ever known in the state,
resulting in complete and unparalleled cures of
pronounced insurable eases.-
Send to Blood Balm Co.; Atlanta, Ga., for a
copy of their Book of Wonders, fbee, filled
with information about Blood and Skin .Dis
eases, Kidney Complaints, Ac." - .
aept. .-uawim :.""'.' -.. M. :'" - .
Alpha ; Wa&oiase
. BI G C REEK, TE NN . t
Opening JSale.s Oct. 13th, 85,
EACH TOESBAY. THEJtFAFTER, '
'- ''".'t T- y '.j 'wj , ',,:'i' .
v f ; . ABOUT 600 A CRES OF ' ' - k " ' -
BRIGHlliiQBAGC(
Crops excellent. The trade cordially in
vited. Good accommodation for b-ers.
hM Ca?cliaa i ial?? nil til Cospasy,
4 Limited)'; t
PRQPRtETORS.
For. further partirttlaM' addrcBi the Com-
PORT, "TEIIIT.
STOP' .;
V AT THE . . ' . -
Grand Central Hotel
WHEN Y0J7 VISIT ASHEVILLE,
If you like good fare, fine rooms, good attend-
: 1.; ",nee,etc; '', ': r
14,150 Arrivals in 2 Years,
Or over 18 per day, shows, the high esteem, in
wmcnit is neiov . . ' .. . ,: , ., ;
French cook, polite waiters,' fresh water from
Beancatcher Mountain, cold and hot baths, elec
tric beiis m eaca loom, : ... -
Board SlO, 9S and S2.60 per day; 13 to $10 per
week ; 30 to 4S per montn. tsauataction guaran-
teea. i . . . - -
S. R. Chedester f Son,
' ' ''.'. Owners and Proprietors.
R. O. NEVILLE, late of Raleigh and of Purcell
House, jxorioir, caterer.
Look Out for the Red Bus at Hie Depot,
Jel6-daw3in
)0 YOU WANT
PROGRAMM'S, CIRCULARS
CARDS.XETTER-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.
QALL AND OBTAIN SAM
PLES AND PRICES BEFORE
GIVING YOUR ORDERS.
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COMMISSIONER'S BLANKS
OF ALL KINDS.'
v ") I.ATBREYNOfiD.'UVKRY STABLE IK REAR OF' PENNIMAN & ro.'H '""', '
-S.- "F. " VEWiLBLE, Dealer in - V
HARt) AND SOFT feC)AL.
Jim yhrd'wi:i fe piit in thorough condition, and alt coal will be nil ler shelter, and
Kept drv and cirm . Knitli lnt weicrliAtt. mil lliv..rau4 A-o- - v ic-. , o -
r.Hiraeite alwavs n hand and in any quantity desired. v t . ... ; , . .;
r Sole Agent for Mai Jell rico Mountain Coal Company
the very BEST SOFT COAL in use. -. ' " ' v - 1 .' V
"-. " ' . V ' ; ' ' TESTIMONIALS. " ;;: - :
True Merit Wins - Where Practical Men are Judges. , RcadWhat is' '
Said Jlbout JELLICO MOUNTAIN COAl. ". ;
" . . Water works, Atlanta, Ga September 2 ?th, 1883
. J.he engineer ot the Waterworks reports this morning that he h completed a 4
hour s test ofthejellico Mountain Coal. The test is as follows :
.- Water pumped, 2787,200 gallons; Coal consumed, i2,900ipound.trter pumped to
100 pounds of coal, 21,606 gallons; water preasure maintained through test. 140 pounds' ;
head, in feet, 323. to which the water was pumped,; total number1 of pounds raised
323 'eet, 2225,737,6; millions pounds raised one foot wilh 100 pounds coal, je 079 122
which is more than the builders guaranteed the engines to do with the best cool. Mr!
Terry reports only 760 pounds ashes UkeT.,out, and no clinker and that the fires were v
not cleape4 during whole 24 hours. , Frotn the resulbof Uie abo dHest T fciust nra
nounce the J . M . aA ekcellent steam coal. " ' J Kespcctfufly T . , r ?-"
' , t ' " ' W. G. RICHARDS, Supt! Water Works. ' .
S' 11. since the above test another has been mtdn m rrhtofi oa
VIZ 100 Pnnd8 of coa, iiiBtead of 21,606 in the first test. This shows an increase of over
iuw gaiions over any otner coal, a fact of itself worthy of note. V. O. B., 8npt.
We reeard vour coal as -.he W w. v.,i 1. C"A"?".t'J T.L!"!:i"n,e,)' "KlJ
StleSha in. Seating; furnace over the next best coat we use. Only have to clean grate onee a
cay with it: with the other we have to cimn twina ami nii.n ti.. LU t. i. iu
n .... ... , . v..,.. ... . v. v..... . . ir- iiiu uuicik nnj He
everused. . i.ook-nr7r nmir iLi utir
' John mo if
NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILROAD CO 12 PA Y, Office Superintendent Western Division.
We have obtained ronnrt. ft tl v .ivf"."?! Y..lth- April .1.
a.nAn 1 . rVC w..&.uv.4o w. v unw ujstru juur uuui wuica are OI IDG mosi
f,SPti,17TC,Cr Tfceyrek eil of ihojcoal In every respect. They all say that it lithe
best coal they have ever uted coming from She line 01 your roa"b. . FRANK HUGER.
. . ' baierintendent,
iruea the Jellico ilonntain Cnl nn (ho tinon. u'o. ti ..w. . ,
preferable to other ccal It bums up without Tleayg so manycifnke as other coa" "
oSflfu fi1 1 aiisCed wh the Jellico Mountain Coal, after thoroughly testing It atmm-We
consider it the cheapest ccal we luy owing to the fact that there is less waste.
TP SIcDANIEL & CO.
There Is less dust and ashes from Jellico Mountain Coal than any we have heretofore used
C. B. WOODWARD.
I find it ere is less waste in the Jellico Cool than any I have used. It burns free and leaves bu
lueasncs J if hf.an
Ko t."1 that thtle 18 Ics? durt aud hesin our houses when we burn Jellico Mountain Coal,
tnan when using other coal. r u is;mii;vp
U e are very e:l satisfied with Jellico Mountain Coal. Couslder it the best on the market-
SCOTT, DEM3TER & ;0.
If 3'ou want this excellent Coal order immediately of
S3- JB . Vena Die. Asheville. N. C. Ap-ent. for
North Carolina for Main Jellico Mountain Coal Co., -
STONE,
' '' I V '. ' Proprietors.
harness;
5 CENT LAWNS
AND
1 0 ct. Cream Bunting
For Breakfast.
James P. Sawyer
Has just received another lot of those
pretty , -
7 r fS Cent Ztawns,
said to be tire prettiest ever seen in the
country. Also. ' ' -
CRXMM JOt UJYTIJYG
For ICt cents,' worth double the money.
Opera fclippers from 1.00 op. :. ;
JLadies9 and Gents' Shoes,
At prices that dery competition". Best
and largest stock of . . , . ..; ; v:
- ' - - - , .
Sngar,. Coffee; Teas, IIhiu
And Umbrellas,
At wholesale and retail. A car lnal .f
fine8alt and Kerosine Oil will, arrivi'
next week. 1 - -. . - - - ' "
JYeic Orleans Jtlolasse. 1
Bought while in the City, for less moiw j
than ever offered in Asheville before.
C 100 Gents' f oats V ' I
On the Bargain Counter, from $1 to $10,
worth from S to f 16. : ,.:. 'x: ;
Kapkink; Towels nnI Sheeting
At bottbiQ pris- One word about our-
' :GKVGIIJiJ1IS. Si
We have the larcct and - prettiest stk
of Dross Ginghams, longht at the ' big
sales in New York city, which -"we are
offering at !ess money tharrver before.
Our stock of It' :: - )-, ---- v
Is in better condition than vii ever saw
it,- All we ask it far von txarninoiir
goods and prices before fun buy. ; . i
. Ppectfnlly, . !
Jarnes P. Snwver.
Our Stock is now comnlete and made
of the best materials, with alt the latest
improvements. Single and double sets
in nickle and oriental rubber, either gilt
ormcKie lined. All other trimmings on
short notice.
Scuttles and Bridies
Of every grade and price. froaa cheapest
morgan to tn e English Bhaptoe.
tj UOR&iS COfZ,ARS
Of every . kind, size, grade and price.
MIORsHcoTIlTJYG
Just received a fresh stock, including
iracK suits, sweat rioods, Jowl lloocl?,
uooung uianketa, Ankle oots of diner
ent patterns, Linen Sheets of all prices.
ROBES, :
The finest stock in the market. Call and
see theui. . .
Whips, Saddle Cloths ami
' Ely JVets,
In every variety. '
UEPMRIJYG OF A1,E
KIJYnS Jl SPECEJ1Z,-
- . TY: '"
Bemember we'have no machinery,
ell work done by bnd -and guaranteed.
Call on us and see what can be bought
in AsnevilJe in our line. . .
S. M. CailKEUT A CO., : ;
North Main'streeCPposite old Central
Hotel, Asheville, N. C.
BEEF MARKET
" ' ' ::: .. and ;' ; 'I: , ::
Grain and Provision Store.
MURRAY & HAREINS,
'' DEALERS IN
Grain, Feed and Groceries
SOUTH MAIN STREET T"
We also ha-rc in : connection a first-class
Meat Market, and the well-known George
W. Page tts Cutter. .Nothing but good
meats delivered anywhere in the city.. AH
we -ask is a trial. . ; . :v ' au H-tdec22 4
'
mm ware
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Asheville, N. C.
2
Having leased this bouse, we are i prepared
to see that. our. friends and the tarming pub
lie slialh receive the highest prices for their
Tobiteeo. V
Our Louse is conveniently located, with every accommodation for both
man and beast, and has. the best of lights. I' , ';.y'I ' - ' '
- Every atteotion given to the farmer and to his tobacco, a's we shall give
our personal supervision to every department of the business. - ; ,.
- - ' J. M. SMITH, J. WILEY NELSON, & CO. .
oct 8-wtaprii 1 '86. . .....
' ' ' ' , - WHOLESALE AND RIITAIL, DEEZIt IN ,' i," ,
Furniture, Doors, Sash and' Blinds,
'L'V. V ' ASHEVILLE, N. C. ;
You will find at WILLIAMSON'S the largesi and ,. best selected
Stock of Furniture ever, brought' to-Western Norlh Carolina. , Lanre
stock of Sash, Doors and Blinds constantly on hand.
Call on him and get prices before purchasing. We will pave you
money. Salesmen UHA :t.1 X & li. JLIMH.O. -
"CANADA COWA1T --,
J ' r .. (Established in 1Ko5
. - -
. ; ? Watelinmkciv
Jeweler.
"f" ' ' AXD IEALKK lrf"l.',.,V-' '' "
Watches, Clocks, Jewelery, Spectacle: Ac.
Patton Aven?eV Asheville,' N. .: v
lrov W . Fairchild's Gold Pfcnv Good
t-tw-k alwayB on hand. - , . - ,
Bought and Sold.'
ue 3-dlm . AT EAGLE HOTEL.
. , i-
The Wheeler ,nd "Wilson
MANUFACTimiNGjDOSpFFIciCI
Jlalii Street, Asheville, nCY.
Are offering their
On, term's consistent with the exigencies of the fi
y nancial condition of our section, '
Call and ascei tain terms,
. "jy 20-1 m ; '
"Or address by letter,
Lots For Sale.
' .... - ' , : ii ' " m m
; ON THREE YEA RS TJ M E.
Monthly ihslalments, without inte.
rest. r "-'': '. ; 4 ' " --4 i- ' . ,
.H0-d6m . t7.IOUBI,EDAV.'i
THEOIiD RELIABLE ; SINGER
: - Machine Is Still : the Uest.
:C5
?Bewui, nnd-has a lull line ol aUai -
NOTICK. " - - - - t.'i
lhave fnll authority by an act of the
LegislRturt ofNurlh Carolina at the la wsslon
to der renlstration ot deeds, dcete of trust,
moruaices and ciiattei mnnpRtrpji.
MONT. PATTON.
Sept. I.-dlmiwlt
- Clerk Infetier Court. ,
r f ' " r
This Imrroved Familv Binirer Machi.
' ine is without a defect. It runs smooth
ly andni8ele88ly,andthemo8tdelicatP -
iaiy can worlr it with eafe. ltisequauy
merits, .ccnta in every county amim
lo th-j wants of ci.fetouier. 2.1fiit yii)
(tel. The im nit nee nuuiror of friripei
nin'-liinrM Btild proves he bhith.j it x
ovu all other8" Three-luurth""'! tin
tiiAv ini sold are .Singers. Theycnt
1I on ry terms so that"vtry lanim
can lave .ie. Mothers m-nl not U
Talked to death &ewirijjat nij.hi, wii-.
i pleasant hoiir'8 work a day wil! tto i:
i i . - v. -v. . ... m". u .-.- ...... - ,
JitaMe enijiloyincnt by adJrefiui, . .
THE SINGift MAMFAC'llRlNO COJJI'AM .
. ." rdchmond, Va., or -
ian l.Vfl cios Afljfv!.e. Js.C. 4 .
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