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Ash eville Citizen. R.M.FURMAN, JORDAN STONE, J D. CAMERON. j-ElITOB8- SUN. MORNING, OCT. 25, '85 THE FAIR : Is over, and a grand affair it was. Tle very "inclement and threaten ing weather, from Monday morning to and including Wednesday, prev ented not only a very large number of people, from this and other coun ties, from attending, but also a very large quantity of exhibits from being brought. As it was, however, the exhibit was a splendid success in very department, the fruit, agricul tural, stock and ladies' departments notably so. There were many visi- tors who come specially to see the exhibits. As one of the gentlemen expressed it, they were simply amazed at what they saw. The peo ple of this and surrounding counties attended well; bat the Association fel constrained to express disap pointment at the want of general attendance on the part of the peopTe of Asheville, the place and people of all others, mostly interested in the success of this institution. This city could have very easily put over three thousand people upon the grounds each day; and this assist ance, small in expense to the in" dividual, would have aided the Association very greatly, and at a time mostly needed, in their efforts to establish the Association pernio anently, as a local attraction and in the confidence of the public. We mention this in behalf of the Associ- ation, and to call the attention of our people generally to the necessity for a general co-operation of them all in such enterprises, which can only succeed by thorough unity, and support. The Association is deter mined, sustained as they were this past week by the people the pro ducers and manufacturers of Wes tern North Carolina- to make stren uous efforts to enlarge their facilities, and next year offer still greater in ducements to our people to produce more and still better, and to show the results of their efforts at our next Fair. Now let all the people work, and begin to work now, for the. next Fair. We appeal to the public spirit of our people to unite in this effort. It is for the general good, not for the personal benefit of any one, and all should unite in making it, what last week's exhibit .shows it can be, an annual presenta tion of the finest products any sec tion can produce. Work should be begun now, and the Association should feel they have the earnest and general and generous support of all of our people. Let them hav J this assurance, and all will be well, for all concerned, and the section. The rice growers of North and South Carolina and Georgia are de manding of the general government a higher protective duty upon rice imported from other counties. Our Charleston cotemporary, and we think the Wilmington papers, unite in this demand. The attractive feature ol this is that all of these respective cotemporaries demand comparatively, free trade on other articles, but the unpleasant fact will xuggest itself that if it is fair for rice tq be protected, it ought to be lair for other 'American industries to share a '. like protection by high tariff duties. The New York Herald evidently has but little faith that the Grant & Ward swindle will ever be fully ex posed. "It is a very curious fact," the Herald says, "that the District Attorney is always about to try Ward .on - one indictment, but adjourns the case or calls him up on another, at the last moment. The JJistnctr Attorney is continually rawing a ueau on mm, so to speak i-.nd just as he seems about to -.hoot Iur changes his gun for another one with which . he ays he can take a better aim." The true source of the 1). A.'s perplexity, probably, is the question now to shoot through the erowa oi rascals around him with out hitting somebod' else besides Ward, and without appearing to be nesirous oi missing everybody out waxa. me nouu jkock Jtdcpiosion was felt at Harvard observatory," 190 mamvmaaw uu aa aiiJiuc " -TV. Oct tl" cer of mercury was placed on the solid stone floor, having a speck or uaw in it, on wnicn was brought j uear a microscope oi You magni lying power, the spider line coinci ding exactly with the flaw. The vibrations lasted about two min utes, the greatest swaying :of the mereurv neincrvvpra snnr nt i-smh of an inch. At a marriage in .Arizona lately 4 A. Aw. ..il J 1 . " giuoiu auempiea to snoot the officiating clergyman because of his refusal to drink a pint of whisky in honor of the bride. A large stock of silk velvet and vel veteens just received at Whitlock's. Whitlock has a fall line of Gentlemen's I'rderwear in all qualities, call ami ex amine. - - . THE FAIR. , 'It came, and it has gone. Let those who saw it do the criticism. For us who have been parties to it, modesty may. compel a little moder ation of opinion, Yet modesty may make concession and " claim some thing for merit. There is no doubt that the Western North Carolina Fair was a success. The display of stock was good.' Horses and cattle and hogs and sheep were all such as western stockmen could desire In the cereals', there was never a finer exhibit of wheat, rye, oats and the grasses. And in the vegetables, the exhibit of pumpkins, corn, beets, carrots, was unequalled. The fruits more than sustained the reputation of the West. Such apples never were seen; and the peaches, the grapes, the quinces never had equals. We are satisfied with our Fair. We may be proud of it; "for it illustrates all that we have claimed for Western North Carolina. It is a wilderness no longer, but is proved, to be a veritable garden of Eden. THE EPISCOPAL CONGRESS. This body which begun its tenth annual session at New Haven, Con., on the 20th instant, is in very suc cessful progress. One of the topics of discussion has been "Grounds of Church Unity." Cannon Farrar argued that the principal grounds for unity were: "First. The unity of heart and soul amid divergences of opinions and variations of practice. Second. Christ's new commandment the commandment so often repeated on the lips of Christians, "so often be lied in their actions Love one ano ther. Third, That faith which, in its highest sense, had to St. Paul'no other n?eaning than oneness with Christ. The last ground on which I will touch is that it is essential to the prosperity .of the Church of Christ While we are disputing and wrangling, often about things un certain, often about things infinite ly littl the enemy is at our gates." The Mormons have secured their grant 'of land from the Mexican gov ernment. It is in the state ol Chi- huaua. The government at first fought shy of Mormon immigration, but the argument that the "saints" were a verv prolific people, and would soon populate a district at present a wilderness, finally had weiehtwith the authorities ine Mormons will establish a military colony. In the course of time they may eive trouble to the eovernme nt. Chihuahua-is a distant state, .and it may some day be possible for the Mormons to sever it from the repub lic and make it an independent state. Death is not only a great merger of political and denominational differences, but is frequently the on ly chamera which properly shows popular estimate of human charac ter. Among the distinguished di vinen who paid tribute to the char acter of Cardinal McClosky on Sat-, urday, were Dr. Morgan Dix, of the Protestant Episcopal Church ; Dr. Crosby, of the Presbyterian Church; Dr. Storrs, of the Congregational Church; Dr. Robert Collyer, of the Unitarian Church; Henry Ward Beecher, of Plymouth Church," and three rabbis. The International Landowners' Congress, just held at Pesth, adopt ed a resolution "asking the Central European States to combine in adopting protective measures against the importation of American and Indian wheat." Should this proposition be carried into effect by united action on the part of the State referred to, they would shut out a considerable part of our exports, and injure every wheat farmer in the Northwest. For 15 Days Only You can buy Dry Goods, Notions Hats, Boots,- Shoes, Dre3s Goods and many other, things at Cct the Spot Cash Stqrr. J. O. HOWELL has cone to New York and must have room. " Jno. Ramsey and Will Patter son are behind to wait on you. Wardlaw McJjll, SI. D., S. W. Battli, M. D., U. S. N. - Offices over De Vault's Drug Btore. . Special attention to - Eye aud Ear, Throat and Kose, Heart and JMng. T Office honrs 10 a. m. to 12 m., ajid 2 to 4-p. VERY SINGULAR PROCEED ING. By order of the authorities of the W. N. C.'Railroad, low rateslo the Ashevile Fair and return from points along the Jine of the Rich mond and Danville, system in this State and Virginia were published. In view 6f these rates efforts were made by the authorities of the Fair association to induce parties to cou.e their attention being called the low rates granted by the railroad author ities. . Among others who had "noti fied the Secretary of the Association of this purpose to come to the fair, specially to the Tobacco sale, were Messrs Julian S. Carr, E. J. Parrish and other prominent tobac conists of Durham The Association were greatly disapp inted - in the failure of the gentlemen to come, but they were certainly more surprised to learn of the cause of the failure as given by the following letter lrom Mr.' Carr, received yesterday, and we call the attention of the railroad authorities thereto. Mr Carr says : ' Durham N. C. Oct. 22d. Jordan Stone : ISec: Asheville N. C. I beg to slate today when appli cation was made to our Railroad Agent for Fair tickets to Asheville we were imformed that the tickets had been withdrawn from sale by orders from Richmond. This .sur prised us. Several were about mak ing up their minds to go to Asheville this evening; but the withdrawal of the sale of the tickets broke up the arrangements. Enclosed be pleased to find complimentary tickets to our Fair held here next week. We would be glad to see you. With much re spect. I remain, . Yours, very truly. , J. S. Carr. We ask the attention of the rail road authorities to this. - Thk Pbioe of the Tobacco Heat Pegu latob. The price of the Hardwicke & Welles Heat Kegulating Attaclment, Mill be $10.00 forany sized barn. They will be Bent by express or freight immediately upon receipt of order. These Attach ments are always on hand at Marshall, N. C, and will be at other places as soon as arrangements can be made for the'' manufacture. tnovl- SHAKY. THE ZIG-ZAG METHODS EMPLOYED BY MER CENARY MEN. It is 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 oat" others, as the field for operation is large, and we accord to one and all the same privileges we enjoy. We are not so far lost to bhsiness principles as to de nounce any other remedy as a fraud, or imita-1 Hrvn rr a.a Hinta.ininr a. f Po-AtoWn nnionti ih effects of which are horrible to contemplate. The alarm need net be sounded, for there is ample room for all declining anti-potash, pine- top 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 il. If ten bottles of B. B. B. cures a case ef blood poison which others could not cure at all, it only proves that B. B. B. is far the best medicine. 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! Why this wonderful Bale of a new remedy in so short a time with so little advertising? It must be confessed that it is because B. B. B- has proven itself to possess merit in the cure of blood, skin and kidney diseases. 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 Sw6MXd creases the tion upon the pores of the skin, the kidneys, 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 v the blood of all impurities, unlocks the liver, artfosea alt secretiorm, 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 m the south. . It is no far-fetched, foreign-found or dream- discovered subterranean wonder, but is a scien- tifie and happy combination of 'recognized veg etable blood poison agents, effected after many years of constant use and experiment in the treatment of thousands of some of the most appalling cases of scrofulous, syphilitic and cu taneous blood poisons ever known in the state, resulting in complete and unparalleled cures of pronounced incurable cases. ' Send to Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga., for a copy; of their 'Book of Wonders, free, filled with information about Blood and Skin Dis eases, Kidney Complaints, &c. -Septi 9.dawlm - arjEir store, - JYJE W GOODS ' Family Grocery, Hay and Feed Store, . South Main Street, (above Fug It I nil J . ASHEVILLE. N. CL ' : . TTTJLL Stock of family Groceries, Lard, Bason, jl augurs. Lonee. vanned uooas. toap.Boaa, opuws. roeiie yu, e. v- ' ' LT Flour. Meal. Corn, Hav, Mixed Feed. Bran, by & torts; &c, purchased by the car-load, and on band coo stantly . at the lowest prices. Give ns a call. From the Old Dominion, I have been a sufferer for many years from Catarrh and Blood Taint. Atter the applica tion of all the known remedies for such diseases, I found myself last summer on tie very verge of the grave. Nothing seemed to do me any good.. As a last resort I commenced taking 8. 8. S and have taken in all 18 bottles. Before I had finished the second bottle I felt a decided improvement, and am to-day enjoying most ex cellent health better than for many years. I take great pleasure, therefore, in recommend ing Swift's Specific f6r these diseases. -Sins. . J. Cosxahax. ' Richmond, Va., June 29, 1885. Swamp Malaria Conquered. 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 most 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 country. I am confident that S. S. 8. has banished the malarial poison from our systems, and eonsexuently given us good health. I use it at intervals during the spring and sum mer, when the system indicates being charged poison, and it invariably drives it out. - E. B. Cbyebs. . Trenton, La., June 30, 1885. Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. Thx Swift Specific Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga., or 157 W. 23d St., N. Y. SWANNANOA HOTEL Asheville, N. C. Altitude, 339 Feet Above the Si ea. The recent additions and improvements to the Swannamoa make it, perhaps, .the most attractive anJ comfortable Hotel m the South. Its Tower and 150 feet of galleries furnish views of the Swannanoa River and Ihe French Broad River valleys. Also views of the Blue Ridge, Pisgah, Balsam, New Found and Elk ranges of mountains, peaks of which are over 6,000 feet high. Convenient to Tost, Express, Telegraph and Railroad' Ticket Offices, and Asheville Hank, Asheville .Library and Ashe ville Club Rooms. Purest mountain water conducted to and through the Hotel. All Modem Conveniences "The Ball Room is 50x150 feet A fine Or chestra from Philadelphia is engaged for the summer. 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, jun 3 Proprietors. Tliv ttattlc IZcuse, Waynosville, X. C. THOROUGHLY REBUILT, renovated and re painted, "n tre centre of the town, near the famous White Sulphur Springs. Accomnioda- uons proon, Jy 19-ctf Rates moderate. W. liHISEHART. PropT. E. H. XORVELL, Prop'r, Near the Haywood White Sulphur Sprir.js. ""pHIS HOUSE is situated in the business part x oi tne town, wunin 10 minutes waiic ot ine White Sulphur Serines. A beautiful view of the Balsam Mountains. Good rooms, first-class iare and Fatisiacuon guarnteea. Hacks at tne Depot, . jy lb-ant STOP AT THE 'Grand Central Hotel WHEN YOU VISIT ASHEVILLE, If you like good fare, fine rooms, good attend ance, etc 14,150 Arrivals in 2 Years, Or over 18 per day, shows the high esteem in wnicn It IS Held, French cook, polite waiters, fresh water from Beancatcher Mountain, cold and hot baths, elec tric Dens in eacn ioom, Board SI .50. $2 and $2.50 per dav : $8 to S10 per wcck ; c3u 10 9-13 per montn. satisiaction euaran- teed. . IS. Chetle&ter A' Son, Owners and Proprietors. A. ti. WtLTSY. of Virginia. Clerk. Et. O. NEVILLE, late of Raleigh and of Purcell uonse, isorioiK, caterer. Look Out for tlie Red Bus at the Depot. je 16rdaw3m Cranberries, Cocoanuts. Figs, Dates, Prunes, urrants, Raisins, Citron, Lemons, Bananas. Prunes, all fresh goods, come in to-day & Tobacco. The best eigar for 5 cents we have ever sold. New style of long cut tobacco for pipes or cigarettes, put up it . in air tight glass jars. Manv other new POOfl R fL ti EE'S TO. ITs, En do' Hotel Block. oct 17-3mcs JAMES BUTTKICK Carpenter and Builder,. : ASHEVJLLE, N. C. " . Manufacturer of all 'Kindt of E.ulding Materials, Matched Flooring and Ceiling, A MOLDINGS BRACKB1S, BATLUSTERS, NEWEL POSTS HANDRAILING, &C, &C. DRESSING LUMBER FOR THE FUBLlC A Specialty. All work done, with promptness at lowest prices. . apz4-lzinw : OR SALE. V If not sold privately, I will sell auction, sale day, Thursday, October soth, on the Fair Grounds, two thorough bred Jersey bull calves, and one one native cow with half Je ersey calf, about one month old, by her side Oct. 1st. 18S5. JAS. R. DuEOSE. oct 1-dlawAwtd -"a THE CITIZEN . CORKER PATTON AVENUE AND MA1V ST., OPPOSITE COURT SQUARE, IS COMPLETE IN EVERY RESPECT, AND IS PREPARED TO DO ALL MANNER OF Job f RiNTiM AT THE LOWEST HOUSES, IN THE SHORT EST POSSIBLE TIME AND IN THE BES7 Will Not Be Underwerkod r)0 YOU WANT PROGRAMMES, 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. 1 1 ij n U !! u ! i I i-'i I I I I I I I I I I ""ALL AND OBTAIN SAM- H L JPLES AND PRICES BEFOREh 1 hi GIVING YOUR ORDERS. . ' I u. s. COMMISSIONER'S BLANKS OF ALL KINDS FTJBHA1T & STONE, Proprietors. HARNESS! Our Stock is now complete and made of the best materials, with all the latest improvements. Single and double sets in nickle and oriental rubber, either eilt or nickle lined. All other trimmings on short notice.- Saddles and Bridles Of every grade and price, from cheapest Morgan to the English Shaptoe. HORSE COFjJO.ins Of every kind, size, grade and price. HORSE CIjOTIIIJYG Just recaived a fresh stock, including Track Suits, Sweat Hoods, Jowl Hoods, Cooling Blankets, Ankle Boots of differ ent patterns, Linen Sheets of all prices. JLAP ROSSES. m The finest stock in the market. Call and see them. Whips, Saildle Cloths anil Ely J"ets, In every variety. UEFAIRIJYG OF AEE KIJY0S Jl SPEC1J1E- Remember we have no machinery, all work done by band and guaranteed. Call on us and see what can be bought m Asheville in our line. N. St. GILBERT & CO., North Main street, opposite old Central Hotel, AsneYiiie, jn. c . BEEF MARKET AND Graii? and Provision Store. MURRAY & HARKINS, DEALERS IN - Ctraitty Feed, and, Groceries. SOUTH MAIN STREET. We also have in connection a first-class Meat Market, and- the well-known George W. Page as Cutter. .Nothing but good meats delivered anywhere in the city. ' All we ask is a trial. au 1 i-tdec22 CANADA COWA3T ' (Established in 1855.) Watchmaker, Jeweler. J" , AND- DKALBB E Watches, docks, Jewelery, Spectacles, Ac. Pattern Averroe, AshevilleN. C. Leroy 5V. Fairchild's Gold Pen. Good Btock always on hand. Rail Road Ticket; Bought and Sold. "W. J. Branch, se3-dm AT EAGLE HOTEL. Fnto Erm luio rui owe. ijnrn ON THREE YEARS TIME? Monthly instalments, without inte rest.' aulb-d6m V. DOUBLED AY. NOTICE. - : ' 1 bave full authority by an act of the Legislature of North Carolina at the last session to order registration or deeds, deed's of trust mortgages and chattel mortgages. - MONT. KATTON, Clerk Inferier Court. Sept. 7,-dlnutwlt; 1 TWO CAR LOADS OF Clothing: and Furnishing1 Goods ' JUST RECE1VFD for the now CASH STORE opposite the Ei'l-i II t . Do not buy till-you have seen our stock, $15,000 wo.th of "v CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, - AND AN : ESPECIALLY CHOICE AND EXTENSIVE LINE OF Merchant Tailoring Goods, Just lrom the manufacturers, which will be made up to compare with any v.ork'in the United Stales, and every thing to be 6o!d at THE LO WEST POSSIBLE CASH PRICES. Call and see us will be only too glad to show you through, whether you wieh to buy or not. Will be ready for business about Saturday, Oc tober 17th. F. IF. JOS,YJ oclG-tf The Cash Clothier and Tailor. CITT COiiL "Sr-.XD. I.ATE REYNOLD' Z.1 VERY ST.XLLEJN REAR OP PENNIMAN & O.'H F- YEXtfABLE, Dealer in HARD AND SOFT COAL. This yard will be put in thorough condition, and all coal will be under shelter, and kept dry and clean. Each lot weighed and delivered free. Nut, Stone and Egg Anthracite always en hand and in any quantity desired. Sole Agent for Main Jellico Mountain Coal Company I he very BEST SOFT COAL in use. TESTIMONIALS. True Merit Wins U here Practical Men are Judges. Read What ts Said About JELLICO MOUNTAIN COAL. WateIj works, Atlanta, Ga September 35th, 1883 The engineer of the Water Works reports this morning that he has completed a 24 "hour's test of the Jellico Mountain Coal. The test is as follows : Water pumped, 2787,200 gallons; Coal consumed, 12,900 pounds; water 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 number of pounds raised 323 feet, 2;22i;,737,6; millions pounds raised one foot with 100 pounds coal, 75.079.122, which is more than the builders guaranteed the engines to do with the best coal. Mr. Terry reports only 760 pounds ashes taken out, and no clinker and that the fires were 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 tlie above test another baa been made in which 28,7733 gallons water were raised to 100 pounds of coal, instead of 21,606 in the first test. This shows an increase of oyer 7000 gallons over any other coal, a fact of itself worthy of note. W. O. It, Supt. We regard your coal as '.he lest we ever used. bcvcu ncnis in Denting 1 urn ace over ice next Dcst day with it; wilb the other we have to clean twice, heating furnace over the next best ever used. J OH 24 SO IT NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILROAD COMPA Y, Ofllce Superintendent Western DivMon, . . . , v Lykchbuso, Va, ICth. An il 1884. - e have obtained reports from tic engineers w.o have used your coal which are eft be most satisfactory character. They tyetk well of tho" coal in every respect. They all Ray that it uthe best coal they have ever used comirtg from the line ot your roao. - FRANK II :UEK. Superintendent, We tunned the Jellico Mountain Coal on the steamer Water Lily daring Inst winter ami think It preferable to olher coal It burns up without leaving so many duikers as other coal. We are well mtisfied with the Jellico Mountain Coal, after thoroughly testing It at oi.V mill. We consider it the cheapest coal we buy owing to the fact that there ts less waste. T P McDANlEL & CO. Theie is less dust and ashes from Jellico Mountain Coal than any we have heretofore used. - , . . . , C, B. WOODWARD. ' I find il cie is less waste in the Jellico Coal than any 1 have used. It burns free aiK. leaves bu ttlessfls J 11 DEAN. We fi.d that there is less dust aud ashes in our houses when we burn Jellico M -ntaln Coal, than v. hfn uMng other coal. ' R G V- MJKNE. We nie very vt ell satisfied with Jellico Mountain Coal. Cousider it the best on the market: SCOTT, DEMSTEli & GO. If you want this excellent Coal order immediately of S F. Venable. Asheville, N. C, Agent, for North Carolina for Main Jellico STILL TO THE BREEZE ! BRZIYTQ YOUR TOBACCO TO Corner Walnut and Water Not excelled for good accommodations, and Hieh Prices bv anv Ware- house in the South. Extraordinary facilities offered this every department. Good accommodations for farmers and teams. Drive rigid ahead for UiiUMfilUULJ oct 17-Gmox FURNITURE rWVIB. Williaanson. WHOLESALE AND RHTAIL DEELSR IN Furniture, Doors, Sash ASHEVILLE, IN. You will fid nt WILLIAMSON'Sih. o tccu ctri imture ever brought to Western North stock ot Sash, Doors and Blinds constantly on hand (Jail on him and get prices before purchasing. Ve money. Salesmen CHAS. A. MOSELEY &D. M. The ereat Southern Music House an Agency in thia city. Pianos end - s 1 imo Ss n iTta f r riirr K nnrl w . ,1 Chattanooga, Tbnn, Jane 9, 1P84. ' In Our test We saved two hniim ti m in maklnff coal we use. Only have to clean unite onoe a. coal we use. only t and ottcn three time ea. It is the nutlet coal we LOOKOUT ROOLINOr MILL. Mountain Coal Co., Streets, ASHEVILLE, N. C. season. Special attention eivn to the OLB BANNER. & rtllllf, Proprietor. and Blinds, c. lafgesi and best selected Carolin.n. Iarge will ave JONES. jou oiiirimuiliiDff, of Ludden & Bats Las rstjil.ilfihorl Organs Kold on otir nnd twn vco. o 'vyvMati n J f Air j. r 1 i 9 . v I Mlili O. B'A.LK, -Accent, AtMQRE & TALK'S Eumiture Store.
Asheville Citizen (Asheville, N.C.)
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