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Miss Gertrude Martin, of Fort
' - Valley, Ga, . while r picking black
berries near Atlanta was bitten by a
.rattle snake, and died in great ago
vny nre noun later.
V- a card. :': - '
' To all who are suffering- from the er
run and indiscretion of youth, nervous
-.weakness, earl decay, loss of manhood,
Ac, I will send a recipe that will care
roa FREE OF CHARGE., This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary
. in ooutn America, send a seir-address-.ed
envelope to the Rav. Joseph T. In-
"A, Bottom 1), New YorkCUy,
' no 10-waeodlv
A XAKESIDE MUSINGJ
ASirKYIIXl; SOCIETIES.
INSURANCE;
A PRETTY ROOM IT WAS, WARM AND
, ; RICH IN IT8 COLORINGS. '
Jommander : Jordan Stone, Secretary.- .Meets Ant
Wednesday night in each month. .
AtheviilA Chanter. X. A. At. A. IL Baird
H.A. Gudger. Secretary. Meets
Presently There Came to Arthur
- lelgh's Kar the Soft Frou-Frou of
woman'! Dress He Bald, la Tone
"Unsay with Horror, Etc r
the second Wednesday night In each mouth, anr
irt. Herman Louat. No. 118. .A. fc A. U.
A. J. Blair, Worshipful Master: Fred. L. JaeoU
Secretary. . Meets ;the first Friday night in each
month. ' " -. . 1"
Suannanoa UMO. X. of II.. ho. w.
I Boardman. Dictator;. .Jordan Stone, Secretary.
I eavii
?LiFEincynAiiGE;
,." 3-5"?-:'" ? -. if 1 -.
H VALLEY MUTUAL LIFR ASSOCIATION
Issues policies for from " " '
$i,ooo to 3,b6v r
T
To Bcsnrgsa Maw.
: It Ton desire to reach the largest nam
I bet of the best people in Western Caro
lina and East Tennessee, use the adverti
sing oulamns of the CmzBjr, Daily and
Weekly. -The Crmsx has a much lar
tfer bona fide circulation in the territory
mentioned, than any other paper. Rates
are lo w. considering circulation.
MISSION HOSPITAL.
,. , . Bafferiny women should remember that the
,:- SCasion Hospital offers ail the advantages fox
treatment and cure of diseases peculiar to
- their sex, that can beloond in Northern cities.
- Address, Hiaaioa Hospital, Aaherille, N. C
... t eb 83-ly
JOHNSTON'S Kalsoinine, Linseed OiL
Turpentine, Varnish, Lard Oil, Dryer,
Iron Clad Paint, Window Glass Putty &c,
BEARDEN. RANKIN & CO.
' "A TIIIXG OF BEAUTT ISA JOT
- . , FOBETEB.
OreeahBa Plaata, EteM Far 8I
v AT THE HARDY HOUSE, r;
' (lommodlous quarters for the parchaae of choice
Potted Plants, Boots and Flower. -
, dolernt fix Fernlhurst, under VUt charge of
,, Ofilford, an experienced English Florist.
!-'ces at Fenaihorst and Ashevliie will In an
'. be uniform.
Cabbage, Tomato,' Cauliflower, Sweet Potato,
' iid Celery Plants.
rnanu delivered in all parts of the city free. .
W.-WARD. Agent,
Box 184, AsheviUe N C.
P. 8. My stock replenished fron Fernlhurst
Oreenhonses to meet all demands. -
Aim Classes for tne study of Pitman's System
it PhonograpbT. French, etc.. etc.
Introduction books on hand, Interviews and
lorreipondence solicited.
Beasonable satisfaction guaranteed.
- apt 7 dawv tf
OPFUED AGAIN!
IIAUPTON & FEATHEBSTON
Oppotiie Court Howe Square,
WHOLESALK AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Pare North Carolina and
Kentucky Ttrandles,
;; '-v., .'. ALSO :
' A FtriX UHS QF CHOICS
'-.V '-: ' '-A 'D--V. ';:;'.
S.1IOUWJC TOUJlCCOSy
PORTER, ALE,-BEER r
-IN 'VAKIETy.
i been taken -: ;- ;
in Uie selections oj the abov
i ARTICLE, '
AND
Orr i atrona may be assured that
'.hey will find themselves
" AMPLY COMPENSATED
bv a visit to us.
43-Tbe attention of dealers is respectfully Invlt-
ou to our noca ms we are preparea to supply any
demand. .
Innet7-U -
P 8. McMCJi-LEN.
GEO. W. TIUBOK.
McMULLENand TILSON
HE 4DQUARTERS I IV 1SH&
T ''I' VILLE FOB : ; ;
: THE VERY BEST GRADES OF
' FURNITURE, CARPETS,
' ' . SHADE, GOODS,
house; jurnishing goods generally,
; i a full tlock, and at low prices to
DEFY COMPETITION.
L' ALL OF OUR GOODS ARE FROM
; tit niost reliable factories,
AND OF THE BEST MAKE.
.. ' - ...
V : ; Having bought out fcloore & Falk,
f thus enlarging our stock, we are pre-
: pared ,to furnish
private homes, boarding-houses, hotels,
" ., t- :&e., to order,
' on reasonable terms.
jr.:.- - -
CALL
AND SEE US,
EXAMINE STOCK AND PRICES:
" ' Goods delivered free in . the city
or. at the depot, r : ;
jane-dawly :, ?.
von SALE.
; ' S ycars time, 8 -per eent
Interest.; Apply to r A i
AYLOR HOrSC
IIENDERSONVILLE, K.C.;
-. This fivorite Summer Boarding House
baa 4een newly painted, renovated an?
furnished, and will be opened for the re
ception of guests, June. 1st, 1886, The
vruiefsigned has secured this plaee for
the season and will ose every exertion to
"niake'.hia guests comfortable. 1 Those
ishtng to correspond id regard to terms.
Ai., will please state how many rooms,
and beds wanted, and number-of party,
witli ages of children. The long experi
ence at the proprietor and his wife gives
assurance ot satisfaction.' .'
f " ' . Addrere, ' -
: : y ,f A A. HAKK8.:.i -:.
- Proprietor.
- Natalie, my darling, Arthur Is here.
.The glrL a talL lissome creature, with
great violet eyes ta whose uluaky depths
many a man had sought to read his fate.
rose quickly from the fauteull on which
aha had been lying when her mother
spoke, and paused for a moment ere she
entered . the apartment where Arthur
Ainaleigh was pacing nervously to and fro.
A pretty room it was, warm and rich in
ail its colorings, and as a great shaft of
sunshine streamed through the oriel win
dow its golden brilliancy was so softened
and mellowed by the tinted glass that it
fell in subdued radiance on statue and
vase, on painting and drapery, seeming at
last to lose itself in gentle blending with
the bright hues of an oriental rug which
lay in iront or the fireplace.
j.o tne westward, where in: summer
stretched away in vernal beauty the lawn
that was such an attractive feature of Cy
clone grange, there was little to be Been
save a great expanse of snow, across which
a pleasant woman, with a bundle of fagots,
gathered in the neighboring copse, on her
back, wearily trudged. A broken saw-
buck that stood oat gaunt and haggard
against an onpitying sky was the only
jarring chord in an otherwise perfect
symphony.
Presently there came to Arthur Ains-
lelgh's off ear the soft frou-frou of
woman's dress, and an' . instant later
Natilie Neversink, "tall and stately as a
lily, In all the virgin beauty of her bad
ding womanhood, stood beside the only
man in au tne wide wide world that she
had ever loved, and with a tender- grace
that was ; beyond compare- gave to him
with the wine-red lips that o'erhung her
drooping, sensitive mouth a rapturous,
clinging, do-not-move-or-yoa-wlU-break-your-halter
kiss that came like a revela
tion to this man, who had spent nearly all
of his life in Boston.
And then the girl, placing her soft, white
arm caressingly about Arthur's neck,
looked up to . him with pleading eyes in
which the mists of sorrow were fast gath
ering, and ere he could speak there glist
ened on her damask cheek a tear the salt
and silent emblem of a ghastly horror Uiat
was haunting her life and that had cov
ered the erstwhUe rose-tinted horizon of
her girlhood with the black paU of an over
whelming sorrow.
"I had such a terrible dream last night,
darling," she said, seeing in his eyes the
thoughts that his lips had not uttered
"such a weird, eerie dream, that ever since
it came to me I have thought of nothing
else." .
"What is itf" he asks, drawing her more
closely to him and fondling in lover fashion
the coronal of fluffy hair that nestles so
confidingly against the upper left-hand
pocket of his vest.
"I dreamed," the girl continued, "that
while I was sitting here in the parlor
one : bitterly cold day in the winter,
when '- the wind was - moaning over
moor and through Wold as if to chant a
monody for the souls of those whose lives
its fierce embraces had taken away, there
came to me a cupld fat and rosy as I had
so often seen him depicted, but wearing
about him a curious garment. It was a
linen duster, and, strangest of all, it was
trimmed wita for, while in bis hand the
little god held jauntily a silk hat. He
spoke no word to me, and when I asked
him why he was so queerly dressed I
awoke. Was it not strange, Arthur?"
"Yes," the man replied, "and the vision
bodes you no good. It is an ancient belief
that when a maid sees Cupid in her dreams
he win in some measure assume the out
ward appearance of the man whom she
will wed. Dost believe this, Natalie?"
A convulsive shudder and a closer clasp
ing of his hand was her only answer.
"Methinks I can interpret the vision,"
he continued. .
"Do so," was the reply.
"You say that Cupld worea duster?"
"Yes."
"A linen duster?"
-. "Yes."
"Trimmed with fur?"
"Yes."
"No shoes on his feet?"
"None." .
"And he had a stovepipe hat?"
"xes."
"It needs no sibyl," said . Arthur,
read this riddle. The answer is plain.
. "What is it?" she asks. . .
- Bending tenderly over her, he says in
tones that are husky with horror:
"You will marry an actor!" Chicaeo
Meets the first and third Monday nights in
montn. . '
French Broad Council. No. 701. R. A.Eui
In the hall of the Knights of Hon or on the second I combines 4he4QWimnt66
-AND".
TV Wnrnnnft - ViAniaum Saririv of thd M. C I
Church. South, meet-in the church class-ro6m on
the First Friday of every month at 4 o'clock P.M.
DIRECTORY
"OLD LINE '? -Companies
cost of ordinary co-operative insur-
f ance in Secret Orders.
feature
at
the
Sat
ASHEVILLK CHCBCH
. Methodist SpUcopal Church Church SL
Bev. W. W. Bays Morning' services II a. m. 5
Evening lerviees 7J4 p m.: prayer meeting Wed-
oesday evening tyi p. m. Sabbath school 9
, Presbyterta Church Unurch fti.
Rev. J. P. (lammon Services 11 a. m.';7ip.
m.) - prayer meeting nve p. m. nww
day; Sabbath school half-past 9 a. m. ....
Episcopal Church, Trinity corner Church ana
mnme St. r - s .
Bev. Jarvis Buxton, D. D. Bev. Varday
McBee, Assistant tU ctor. Services Sunday,
11 a. m. ; 6 p.m.; Wednesdays, I'ndays and
Holv Days. 10 a. m. monaaya, mesaaya,
Thursdays and Saturdays, 5 p. m. ; Friday, 8
p. m. Sunday school 9:30 a. m.
Baptist Church corner Wood fin and bpruas.
Bev. J. L. CarroU Services 11 a m.; 70
m.: prayer meeting 7:30 d. v. Wednesday;
ibbath school 8 a. m. -
Roman Catholic Church.
Bev. Mr. McGinity Services first Sunday
n each meuth at 11 a. m.
M. JS. Church corner ration Avenne and
. ; ? - .. Bailey 8L ,
(No pastor at "present in charge). "
O:;-! Doubieday JKtsuim Church.- "
Hav W W Bars Pawor.- Babbath School. J If
Prayer Meeting every day frdm lit to 12.80
o'clock. All invited to attend.
Gospel Services every Sabbath afternoon, at
(Sgo'clock. on Battery Porter. , . '
Goerjcl Services at Prof. Tenable's Academy
every eaooatn arternoon at 6 o'clock.
Gospel Services at Smith's Bridge old Do-1
pot over a. M. Boberts' store, at 5 o'clock.
Sabbath School at 4.
AU are invited to attend the above services.
.flj5, .y ' ' ViS-d ;
tiOOTiiJn ;-'a: ' . .
,1886. SPECIAL NOTICE. 1886.
To my numerous patrons in the city and surroundinfr country wha anafain
in my efforts of the past, I extend my sincere thanks, and aak them and-all otbu
who wish a pore article of "Wine or Liquor to give me their support in mi present :
effort to estabHshaFiftt-Class ' 3 , r , :
I shall make every effort to keeD on hand -
my line in -, , , ' V.-V! : . .
the Largest Aasortmeat of Goods in
i7FftTPnn rinjiTrTnnnfirrT!
SSS.W I Bjaltli liUi 1 ViiUyiaiii
i . - ' , I .;jr'T f.f, J- - '. j ' I It d , T -v - .
It is Hot necessarv for m in irlva inv tmir-nfoa gt Tia rna-ffw' Afmw asrtftfe aas.
business relations with all in the past is a sufficient recommendation for the future
'.' aiu Street, Above tagle Hotel)
' ;:' r v . Ar f We, Jt C
AUOUIOUV r isgwauoii ; wrr V a I giWlsutVWU tO IV9 WafclBUHJfclOIli
FIRE '' KlSURAFiCfc.
urn
WML
luJa
..-
as well as long term.
issued at fair 'Tates
City and County on all kinds of;
Property Keal and Persona
Short
,i Policies
inA. 1 .Companies, ;
Home and Foreign.
TIIOS. W. BUAWCII, Agent. ,
- Ofiice North Side Court Squared
.- my 20-tf , .f... ' :
EDWARD J. ASTOI, ;
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
:' ,.-' thrsT -; ' - ' ". -:
.Ashpvil .Not thr-Caroiira. :
I am esDedailTk.nrenared to mk! honta anil
hoes so a t-prevent dampness i jd jdsakimo.
JXeauy-siade ; ustom Work of
. ait sort on Hand. -
Gmllemm and. Ladies' Repairing aSpe-
' . eialty . .. ,
Fine -Custom Work alwavs onhand. tn . tvlo
u Bsiuuaciiou gxiarameea,. as v sioca ana
work. Shoemskerr Find urn always on hand and
mr mui. i ae oesi in ins marKet, t low wices ,
MAIN ST; ;Sxd DOOR "ABOVE THE BANK OF A8HEVILLE.
The "Bonanza" Sample. Billiard nd Pi1 Rnnm In th rHrlia th fln i i.
State and is strictly a
WHITE
: Homes Without Capita!
THE FOUNDING OF THE TOWN OF
WHITJ1ER.
SOMETHING UNIQUE AND UEW
dont forget the place Main
solid Red Curtain Front.
P. a,JJox 220. Shipping
st, 3rd door above the Bank of Asheville
a specialty. Boxing and Packing: Free.
3 -a. a V t I- l f. Tfnnnf n p-0 I
Western N. Carolina It. It.
jciuis. iioMjTJEivs r
'PROSPECTBREWERY,'
-PHILADELPHIA, PA.
TF. a tyULLEIl'&eb., Agents,
ASHEVILLE, N. C( -
COLORED CHURCHES.
A. Af. . Church (Zion) College St.
Key. Mr. Sherman Services 11 a. m.; S p.
m., and half.past 7 p. 'a.; Sabbath school 9
m.
-Baptist.
Bev. Mr. Burnley Services 11 a. in. ; 3 p. m.,
and half -past 7 p. m.: Sabbath school 9 a. m.
i JCpiscopal.
Bev. Mr. Maasiah Services 11 a. m.; Sab
bath school 3 p. m. ,; - ; :
TAKE JYOTICE !
W. O; Muller & Co.
Liquor Dealers and Dis
tillers9 JM gents.
TTAVING just received a
XJ. full supply of all kinds
new and
of goods
usually kept in our line, we are prepared
to furnish our many patrons and the
public in general, with something good
for the Holidays. -
Especial attention is called to Duffy's
Pure Barley Malt Whiskey for which we
are agents in this section, also the cele
brated Bavarian and Budweise Lager
Beer on draught, and bottled for family
use, which is guaranteed . strictly pure.
v e also have a lot of June Via fure N.
C Corn Whiskey that cant be beat, and
the best and most popular brands of tine
Old Kentucky hand-made soui mash Rye
and Bourbon Whiskies, fine imported
Cocnac Brandy. Tamaica Rum. imuorted
and domestic Gins, Pure N. C. Apple and
Peach Brandies, Pure-N. C. Sweet Mash
Corn Whiskey, fine old imported Sherry.
. , ... - -
We herewith take' great pleasuro in
introducing for export and family use
mis . .. :. . :- -;;-- . i .
Extra Quality linger Beer,
Brewed of the best Barley and imported
Bohemian Hops. It surpasses in fine
taste, flavor, brilliancy and nutritious
qualities any other Lager Beer, and is
strictly pure and unadulterated. .Physi
cians advise the use of this Beer, and we
call your special attention to the follow
ing analysis: . -
"BudvrciM jLag-er Beer,
Emanating from ; the Prospect Brewer,
- ' itHhiladeJphia, Pa. '
The undersigned, at the request of the
Technical Society, has completed : an
analysis of Ihe "Isudweis" Beer, brewed
atChas.' Wolters' Prospect Brewery in
Philadelphia,' which analysis exhibits
the following results:
Specific gravity,
Alcohol,
Extract,
. Carbonic Acid,
....-. Ashes, -
This signifies that the
GLARKE WmrTIEE, of California, is divi
ding 60,000 acres of land, in Swain CO., N. C ,
In the "Sky land region,'!, lntosmall tracts for ac
tual settlers only.
They will be sold for easn. or on credit of I
irom one to ten years.- u desirable tbe principal
may lay fot five years at 6 per cent Interest, pay
able annually, and one-flft fi of-the principal to
bpaid each year thereaXier. a -
The sou is rich, iu tobacco brfags the highest
? rices in the market, avjging k. net profit of
rom ST5 to S150 Der acre. 150 acrt or larnl .
being cleared to rent on shares ior tobacco srow-
The lands are divided into -forms at rmm m tn
1000 acres to suit purchaser-.
The labor required in opening Tip these lands
Lhaa made the Town of WHITTlJEii. a neoessitv.
which is now a station on the Western. Nnrth i'.,.
ouna Kauroaa.e mues east or Charleston. The
HHuiaer or v metier will snare no tuuna or ax.
pens to make it the most attractive aad desira
ble resident ano tragi nass town in western N. C.
t Mills, stores, residences' arl a Ann Hrif ftl fir
bow being erected, and othei jnanufactories will
loiiow. tots are apnatea to churches, schools,
public1uildings ana works.
. The improvements of toe lands and the town
requires all kinds of mechanics and laborer. and
au
an'
'l
886.)
WBSTEBN H.' C BjULBOAO Co.
- General Passenirer Officn
. Salisbury, N.TJ., Feb. 15th, 1886.
On and after Feb. 15th, 1886, and superceding
xuotners, tne iouo wmg schedule win beopera-
Train No. 1.
Salisbury,
SUtesviile
Arr.
Newton. '
Hickory,
Icard.
Morgan ton,
WXST.
ii've.
11.25 a in.
12.S9
12.28
1.32
1.58
240
S.05
Marion. - 4.08
Old Fort, 4.37
Round Knob, 4.52
Black Mo'ain, 6.29
Asheville, . 6.16
A lexanders, . ee
Marshall, i r1 1JST 1J . I
Warm Spgs .52 85
- Train No. 2.
XAST.
Arr. 1ve.-
&.B0 p. m.
2.18
3.06
47
6.21
4.21
3.14
9.18
1JH6
1.88
1ZS7
11.M
11.40
10.W
9.56
&5S
i 8.18
7.20
Paint Bock. .1S
- ' . irrjBPHY division.
Going West.
Arr..1 J,'ve.
a 99 i
. 2.43'
1.28 i
11.57.
11.40 v
10.52 ,
.10.01 j
8.18 :
1M
A H
10.32
1 pnrchasers of lands or lots can get immediate i Yi't?
id constant employment at coinmon labor. 1 10 55
Pnrchasers will be furnished lumber for lm.U-2l
provemenu ai ui 10 i. per luuu feet, and work to
1,012 .
3,94C J .
4.92c.
0c J
"Budwei8" Beer
pay for it.
Comfortable quarters and radons will be pro
vided for purchasers and their lamilies, at the
mere cost of rations, until they can erect their
own houses. Come right along.
Thus VOQ can bnv lands, lots, and hnlld linnui
on long eredits and: work to pay for them. ; ;
Stjch inducements have never been offered be
fore, as ate now offered at Whlttier.
Come at once and erect mnr hnnami ... PlAiitv
work at fair prices. Tobecco lands to clear and
get ready for spring ctops. Fences, roads and
houses to bund, nurseries and fruit trees to plant,
(fcc. Plenty of work ready now.
C. WHITTIEB,
- , Whittier, Charleston P. O., '
8ept.lS-tf. Swain Co.. N.C.
11.51
1U9
1.49
2.28
2.89 .
8.81
4.15
606
7.05
9.58
10.84
10.58
11.26
11.54
18.29
: 1.63
2.89 -8.41
.. 8.81
4.24
6.05
1 f Stations;
Asheville.
Hominy
Turnpike, "
Going East
.t ; Arr. Ii've
4.89
P M
,k. 4 01
1 o.
a
3.37 S39
8.12 1 17
Pign Elver,
ciyae,
Wvnesv'le,
yivi,
Web'rStsfn
Whittier,
Charleston, .
Nautahalv,
jarretts, , a.1
The trains en the Murphy Drriston run
nntnt fionriav. - ....
-- U i J " W. A. TURK. X. at. P.
V. K. McBKB.finpt.
2.45.
2.00
12.M
11.56
11.45
10.54
lotoo
8.19
S47
9 25
12 84
1167
11 4
10 55
10 09
. 119
1. 7.1
dally
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
C M. McLOUD
CHAS . MOuKa
jyT-oLOTJD it MOOBE,
Attorneys and GonnseUort at lxtu
Practice hi the tTnited States Circuit andU
rict Courts at AsheyUle. Statesyille. CharlotM
and Greensboro; in the Bnpreme Court at aalaiah
and in the Court- of the 8th and 9th Judicial bis '
trteta ef the Ktats of North Carolina.
,. Special mttcutton givea to oollnctioiu of tsUiaw
may 24-1 y wAsw , - ,
DR. M. H. FLETCHER,
Physician and Surgeon.
ymee ana residence over Weaver's
f e bl8-diy
tor
WATSON, M.- .
J.A
Pbxalelaai tbe Waaais'a ,Wsv el
Mlsaloa XlMBtltsd. '
A8HKVIIXE, M. ft, ,
Office over CarmichaeTs fhrug Store, :
Janetf number : KeWece 46, Office .
D
TL G W. PUKEFOY
Offers his nrofaaiiiAnal in
the citizens of Asheville and sprroand.
ion country. Office over Cam. ichael's
Drugstore. Residence Charlotte st.
de la-dly : - - 1 - . f
Atlantic & N. C. R. R
is. TiHE TABLE HO. S3.
In effect 12 If., Sunday. January llth.1886.
in its essential Qualities is almost the
exact counterpart 'of the best Imported
uonemian iseer.
A further examination, seeking adul
terations, proves conclusi vely that - it 1
contains naught of that nature:
Dr. D. H. Daxnibauk,
Taony Chemical Works. Bridesburg.
Philadelphia, Oct 28, 1881.
Fine Groceries !
Imported and Domes.ic.Table
Delicacies.
' "aiKEPLER'S:
EAST.
: WEST.
No. 51.
Passenger.
STATIONS :
No. 60.
Passenger.
Arr. L'vc.
Arr. L've.
r. m.
6 51
132
847
11 18
1140
F. M.
507
B54
6 52
1128
T.
T. T.
Goldgboro
v LaGrange
Kinston
New Berne
Morehead City
; Morehead Depot '
Daily Except Sunday.
A.K.
11 19
1016
942
4 46
' ' 1
A.X.
10 99
9 47
7 47
06
435
EXTRA CHOICEST New Crop TEAS,
For Holels, Boarding Houses, Private J
Port. Madeira. Claret. Chamrmene and all is nut ud in Datent-stonoer Bottles ( runts. 1 Lhoicest Moynne Gunpowder,"
1 ; j e j nrs i: ij . 1 I j ui . . . I Knffl iHh Krtmbfaat . '
udub ui uumebuv wen, juiuurieu Aie 1 uiu iu eiuun ijoiuea ipiais. wen corKea. 1 -"J-
ana rorxer,rine ugars, looacco. cic, c. wireu. ioiiea ana laDeiea.
We deliver the Beer
"to
News.
Total Maafaetare f Chewing Gam.
The total manrfacture of chewing gum
in the United States is over 6,000,000 boxes
a year, 'and as each box contains 150 pieces
of gum the total sum paid by consumers,
1 cent for a piece of' gam, amounts to
nearly tlO.OOO.OOO, . which would be about
80 cents per capita, on a basis of 50,000,000
population. Brooklyn Eagle. .
' High House Bent la Blexieo.
House rent is so high In the City of
Mexico that mdny houses are vacant in
theolde quarters of thai city, new-comers
nearly alt seeking the 'suburbs, especially
toward the .west. Landlords do not come
down, however, preferring to wait, since
their , property is not taxld when unoccu
pied Chicago Times. ' . ; v ; ' -
- Do Library Books Cat ly Contagion?
. The librarian of an onfeof-tho-city library
has taken the precaution to prevent, as far
as possible; - the circulation of books In
families where diphtheria, scarlet fever or
any other such disease exists, lest the
books should become the means of spread
ing the disease. Chicago Herald.
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Timber la Louisiana and Mississippi.
a srt
a xaicnigan lomoer company has pur-
cnasea cnousanas oz acres 01 timber land
In Louisiana and Mississippi at $1.25, which
they say Will equal the timber lands of
f lriifTOT flT.fl VricranAinorlv Vwr.hai
""law v aarvwiaua. AMVUaUO)
Oa Way, of Cnrtns Sheamatisvu
aV Virginia aocior, wno was nnsuccess-
rui m all other remedies, recently buried
a rheumatic patient tip to the neck in the
ground ana left him there ; for nine days.
A core was effected. Chicago Times. .
1- They Soon Los Their Charm.
Pomp, splendor, parade, and tinsel lure
the Idle and enthuse the rabble, but mu
sic ana canners -soon loser their charm to
him who walks behind a Mareon-toed man
in a procession. Chicago Ledger. ' "
f ' sWoeaafttl Careotf 1st the Arms.
LsArttio. the chief bnll-fishter of MadrirL
daring his career has killed in the -arena
S43 bulls without the slightest lniurv to
himself. Chicago Tribune s .....
We have with us Messrs. Lee C. Sor
rells, Jesse J. Lange and W. Columbus
Featherstone who will be glad to have
their friends call and see them.
We have in connection with our Bar
an elegant Billiard and Pool Hall up
stairs, furnished v witn tne celebrated
Brunswick, Balko . & Collander Ca's
Tables, the best in use,which is are charge
of tbe old jovial Tom Pope who will give
a cordial greeting to all. Ordes rsolicited
and promptly filled.
W. O. MULLEB & CO.,
Main st , opposite Public Square,
. - Asheville. N. C.
Formosa Oolong.
Extra Fancy Japan:
free of .eharee to
any part of the city, and call for tbe
empty patent stopper bottles, which are
never sold but must always be returned
with the crates.
Having erected a laree refrizerator for
the storage of Beer,, we are enabled to
keep our Beer cool, fresh and in ec
order, and it will be furnished direct
from our refrigerator to our customers.
All shipping orders will receive DromDt I CRflSSTC At RT.APTTWTT'T.T.'ci Tamo
attention. . : . , ... '
apl 3 dtf ' W.O. MTJLLER4 CO.. .wortn s jeines preserves,
I u. u 1 lurapiua, 111 iiaaa Jans,
G. & D. Cranberry Sauce, "
Train 50 Connects With Wilmlnirtnn A VenAc
train Douna wortn, leaving uoldsboro 11:35 a.m.
and with Richmond A Danville train West, leav-
ing uoiusooro ii:ja p. m., -ana Wilmington
Weldon Train South at 4:54 d. m.
Train 51 connects with Richmond A Dan villa
1 raiu. arriving ai uoiasDoro 4:4U p. m , ana with
WUmingtondt Weldon Train from th North at
4:4 p.m. . - .. .
FINE J5QFFEE.
Moctia, pit Government Java, -Cordova,
Santos Peaberry, -Finest
Rio and Lagnayra,
Instantaneous Chocolate, Cocoa,
Baker's Chocolate and Broma.
Natural Brln, YMa.
THE HOTELS, FOREST INN AND APPLE
lORE are now open, uuder the manage
ment ot W. B. Southworth. Everything possible
to mate provision ior neaitn ana com'onana
pleasure has been done. It is oh the same latitude
as Old Point hi Pine Forests. The air is dry.
The drainage is perfect. . . , . -
Reduced rates for Auril. May and June. ' For
Circulars, Ac, address
. apuv-oim- jiKiNJiai sauu, upt
BOB JONES," i :
The. Pioneer.
To my Customers: '! v 5
I desire to inform my customers that 1 keep
aKaAm Kaaa J,hn 4m 1ia,I aw An w
gooda wines, liquors, beers, te., are all pure
and fresh. Orders solicited and satisfaction
guaranteed. Orders from a distance specially
solicited.
Goo-ig delivered free of charge : to any part of
tbe city by polite servants. ' ' ' -Khtn
nivir thARnrinm-cnnmctnrnf cocktails.
Is with me and respectfully invites his friends to
call. Call on or address .
BOB JONES,
The Pioneer Bar, 3 doors below 1st Nat Bank,
; apl25-2m . v AsheyiUe, N. C.
X BRAND & CO;
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UirDERTAKEIlS.
ASHEVHXE, N. C.
Metallic and Walnut Coffins constantly
on hand. Every requisite.of the business
furnished. - All calls davrfrnic'httiroTnDt-
ly answered. Hearsee i lrnished- when EDAM
desired t . -, mb-wly
CANNED VEGETABLES.
Gordon & Dilworth's Asparagus. . . v
Oyster Bay Asparagus, - i - -. -Sifted
Early June Peas, $
wimowb; corn, v- KT9
WholeTomatoesrOkra and Tomatoes,
French Peas and Mushrooms.
.:STi t. I - in imu.iWi. f-hq i
fJALlTORNiA CANNED'rmte74
Peaches, Apricots, Pears, J
White Cherries, Green GageTiums, -Bahama
Pineapples grated, and sliced.
Cane Fear & Y. V. R'7 CofflpT.
TRAIN NORTH.
. Arrive Tavo
Bennettsville, 8 20pm
Fayetteville. "' ' 1200m 122Spm
San ford, '215pm 9 2Spm
unruBuuni,. . owpo
; - -xnnneratr ayeitevuie. .
' TRAIN SOUTEL' -
. i i.rt- ? ..- : arrireJ Leave.
Greensboro 9 60 m
Sanford , 120pm 145pm
Fayetteville ' '!50pm 4 00pm
ixsuucHavuie ' - aupm
.'. ;.-m: 1 Dinner at Sanawd. t .
Freieht and Psssens-er Train leaves Bennetts
ville 1 nesdays. Thursdavs and Saturdays at 2 30
p m, arriving at tayettevllle at 8 p m.
reaves rayeuevuie on 'mesaays, Tnursaas
and Saturdays at 6 30 a m. and arrives at Ben-
ncttsville at 12 m - ; -
Freight and passenger Train North leaves Pay.
ttcvllle on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
at 8 a m, (connecting at Sanford with Freight
ettcvlileon Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday
nd Passenger Tralus to Raleigh), leaves Sanford
at 11 80 a m. and arrives at Greensboro at 5 40 n m.
' Leaves Greensboro Tuesdsvs. Thnrsdava and
Saturdays at s a m, leaves Kan lord at 11 15 i
and arrives at Fayetteville at 2 4a d m. -
j nu. j. kusis, uen. t il. Agent.
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W. M. 8. DUNN, Gen. Superintendent.
SWANNANQA -HOTEL 7?
apple cheese, Asheje (neryv
iiosB wafers; Muenroom crackerar
Repairing
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CJarrlas-es,
;13iigles;
ANJ ,
iTeliicleai";-
of all descriptions.'
"''Done In the besf and most permanent style
and at short notice.
On hand all varieties of horse shoeing stock. :
Sboeinr Fast Horses- A Speciality
Those wanting work done will do well to call
quickly to anticipate overcrowding, y My work is
la demand. Call en ' ; 1 ' - - '
mch 28-Smoss w , J.H. WOODy willow it
A GEM OF A HOME FOR SOME
BODY. ; . '
AskeTilleA N1.
Altitude, 2,339 reet Above the Sea.,
' Tec recent additions and imDrovements to
the Swakhanoa mslte -it. perhaps the-most
attractive anJ comfortable Hotel in the South.
Its Tower and 450 feet of galleries furnish
views of the Swaunanoa River and the French
Broad Biver valleys. Also views of the Brae
Ridge, Pisgah, Balsam, New Found aad Elk
ranges ot mountains, peaks or which are over
6.000 feet high. Convenient to Tost, Express,
Telegraph and Railroad Ticket Offices, and
Asheville Bank, , Ashoville Library and Ashe
villa Club Booms. Purest mountain, water
conducted to and through the Hotel.
'"Finest New Orleans Molasswt'
Keri West andlXmnQrted.Cjgars.
I' -' S FULI STOCK OF 4
- STAPJLiE GROC ERIES
: " : South Main SL, opp. Eagle Hotel.-1
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LOTS BEADY FOR SAUS.
.The Directors of the Asheville Cemetery Com
pany are now preparea to sen lots to tne puoiic.
They are laid off in , various forms, and of the
i average sise of four hundred superficial feet, and
vary in nrlo e from tie to SSO each. -
Parties wishing to purchase, can do so by call
ing on M. J. Bearden or T. W. Pa toon...
The company offer the lots now t tfcn above
low prices, homing- to induce Gte rte ;Jeci' Ash-
viiie to Utk-.- aa interest ku la ei: icri.tlse .Thev
will not be-bound by tbe same rates in the future,
but reserve to themselvis the rigM to increase
prices on unsold lots at any time. .-
All persons purchasing, can do sosublect to rales
of the company, Which will be published as soon
aspcaslbles ' i ' . f - 1 mchS-dtf
All Modern .Conveniences.
The Ball Room is 60x150 feeC A fine Or
chestra from Philadelphia is engaged for the
Bummer. : ?-
TBE prettiest little place in Buncombe coun
ty, two miles from a depot, four miles from
the city, on Swannanoa river, contains ninety
aciea.twenty of which are good bottom,thirty np
land.as good as any on tbe riven no washed or
worn out land on the places forty acres well
timbered. Good, new dwelling bouse, with 7
rooms, an out nouses, splendid spring with
pruig-aouBe, jaw cnoice appie trees, one-nan oi j . , , - I longing. to the Board an render-ana Duplifr
which are just ready to bear; 35 peach trees all of I SpeCiaL Kates to Parties DV the Month, j eounties, and tnownas jiniolaiBay, lau-OiBa
superior quality; some nape vines and pears. I ' -. 3 .. Gtim8wam::t j. c.
Huautu ui KivwuiE grass i -s.1 i'"""?rr-r ?r- r
Tidiness of their iicuse, and tbe raeoessful
managamsct of ue ouisue aepartment.------
;: , BAWLS BROTHERS, .-
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slaw a xn t. a wna fip batvi
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,,ri.STATE OF NORTH CAROTJNA, . jt.
. Kp ' STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
. . V RAXHOH-i April 10, 1886.
Until Jalr 1st. 1866. sealed eash proposals will
be received at this office, addressed to the Secre
tary of ths Board for the purchase -ef Lands be
This property is Well adapted to Erowine grass
a sooa tooae
CITIZEN OFFICE, y
and clover, and now has about twenty-five acres
in- ciove. - atse gooa tooaeeo lana.--.
For further partleulars apply at the
memz-a awti
SOMETHING' CHOIGE !
;an;8
T. O iters OF THE WEED, who enjojra really
MA iwa BiuuK.0, uiuoia always aac ior -
HOLMES'
;PISralAr::ijix;
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These brands ai e maiibfactuTHd from the eele
bra ted Tobaccos arrown In Wti Knrth fjtTa.
Una, free from all perfumeries, adulterations O
bnpurities.and are prized for their ;
Ask your dealers oV.' : r . "c
aad take bo othen- li't-l $ 'l ' j , 1 . ' ; ; ?' ,
r thritrt rVaaa th Trmit SolUttt. "j, .
E. X .HOTaMISaL A I CO. iPiiorBraTORs
an 2-12mos , - . - ; ASHEVILLE. N. C.
-.-i-r4":-- s i
-Fully eoulpped with the latest machliidry;aud
with an inexhaustible supply of the bost hard
land soft timbers on the continent my facilities
for flllino- orders TtromDtly wtth the. Very best
goods are ansurasod in the South. .
? j "Mriav ti-jsAKB-.c-t rifAit.'t"
flu Mouldlufs aad Newel Woi. InKlc'e Tlais
in Hard and Soft Wood, Fancy Front
; i and Vestibule Doors a specialty f . - f
fAU orders sent or given the underslzued or Mr
. a. Clayton, Bupcasitenaeui, . wui receive
prompt at tentlou, and ?j ;A : j . " ;
S ATisFACTIPGU ARANT EED.
. '' UK-. liost,;,CIayton.:r1'''
Ic201y. .. ":
This aurertisement Ismade m at-eordaftcewlui
section 2629 of The Code.
i- A snsn-astlTWds can be seem attMs office:
describing the lands. and locating the public
roads constructed through, tnera by tne btate.
-J fords can be obtained at reason-.
'MaMrf rta. Rnnth Ifninai. .
The whole tract is estimated to contain, 44.
acre. 'There are of this amount awut 'SUO50
aerer of Reed I And . - 'In Gum Swamp Obere . are
estimated to be 4.CHS acres, .about one-third of
which is well timbered with very fine Cypress,
and the balance with Gam Maple, 4c
. The bids may be by the acre fot the whole tract,
or an aggregate sum for the whole. - The Poard
reserves tne ngavo reject any or an.6 oa.
Capitalists who are looking after 4iniber, go
farming tanas, or janos ior stoca rauane wmn
it to their advantage toxamin these lands.
Gen. W. G. Lewis. Engineer. Golds boro. H: Cj
will showtbem and furnish' Info rmatiou, 'sjto
their eharacter. - . r
8. M. FINGER, Slipt. Pub. Ins.,
aec y fctate poarq oi txiucapon.
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CANADA CO WAIT
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v-',--;;"-.;aHP dxaxjub ...v- r.-;:;
Watchet J J3ock, l Jemlery, Spectactes &c
: ' Patton Avenue, Asheville, N.C V"
j Leroy .Wi Fairchild's Gold Pen". Good
stock always on hard- " , -
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w a. -v jl J.m -. at a
fi O TO - ' - ' j :
Whfcie the best the market af-
2 doors above
i Eagle
MkVrv
HoteL
F1IB
rn'i nnrt mrTTwmin
UMUUU UilillfEIlL)
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" f I have ifa stock' aullJineof 5 ";r
f' . ? k J -" ' - .
I PLe i ig Tobacco and lidcy Hunt, (a lead
ing brand of fine-,ft inch plug.)v. These gooda
are all made of. the heat Xleury County Lest h
erwood leaf aad manufactured by J- H. John
son A Co., Danville Yt., tad are guaranteed
ta be ftnest on the market .r- , - ; .
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SvAii Ffnii?V'iaghraxi,
"Mln St , rd door above Bank of Ashe v (lie
DOCTOES GATCHELI.. , -
PHYSICIANS.
Special attention to Clirwnle Dia
eases, including those of ; '
Throat and tunga.
tiSr Office over COWAN'S JKwri R
STORE, Patton Avenue. t . delO-dly
W. JONES, ' v. ...
Attorney at Lav, ; - .
ASHEVILLE, - . . ' ;i N.C.
Office in Johnston Building opposite Cou '
House Square,
Practices in the Courts of Weatera.
North Carolina and Supreme Cort at
Baleigh. --.OT 26-lyd
JJRS. McGILL & BATTLE, "
Wakdlaw McGill, M. D.,
Practice limited to Eye, Kar.l root and Lungs
Sak. westbay battu. m. d "tr. a, k
- Physician and Sujgeoa.
OfBcci.over DeVault's Drug Btora.
aOfflce hours 10 a. m.. to 12 m and t to 4 u
au se4-tf
jQK. JOHN HIY WTf TTiya
Physicum and Surgeon. " V,
Office: Main 8t 2 doors south of Bank. Rest
deuce on French Broad Avenue. Ottios hounll
- - m. a y. ia, mm uuu a to a p. as.
THfiC. t. DAVLMOH.
Jm. a. Haiti
rVAVlDSON A MARTIN.
Win prac-tkw In the Sth and ath JnHi.i tmam.
sad in the Supreme conn of North Carolina, am
Nortt CarS 0oUrt" W"fni
Jterer to the Bank of AsaavlUaJ
epiaawawaja ., T7 , ,-,
JAMES A. BTJBBOUGHS,;, I :A
Physician and Saiseenf
ASHEVILLK.lS'.C; -
Office over Powell A Snidia. , a
aof Kesidenea corner nf Mala
Woodfin atreeta. . . :
del6-ly ... .i.. .. ,
V. JB. MALONE, ,ii s. .. . cJ.W.K)WMAN,
Asheville, M. CU BaketarOks, X. O
Ualonft and Bdinnn.
AUorncyg ct Jaxt
I I A VINO FORMED A onp.WTmrRfmrs
' 1 the uraetioa of tha lu. mm An k.,.nA. i
several SounUes at the 11th and ttth eMaUs
MpeekUly tu tea eounties of Miteheil, TasMey
Madison and Buncombe. . Will praacice la tbe
United States Court aad the Buprama Coart oi
the State. Controveniaa ia regard to laad title
made a specialty. - .
umces open at aa&evttle aad Bakauville.
ectU-Cmos .
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TENNENT,
Architect and CSvQ ihofttear. 1
Designs. Specification-, and" -aaIbi-1m a. tha
style of building furnished upon appdeatioa, Ai
work mpariatauded when desired. Ail work ea
trusted to me as Civil Engineer ' will taeelw
prompt attention. Thorough drains of laads
a specialty. Post OOioe addreas, Anheviua
pea, n. ia - rtaatoeaos twrawnanoa Brunt!
may M 6meei v!.eiw .
rpHoa. A,o2aB.,jAw.av: r,v
,f; , t Jittorney at tm: '-
ASHEVILLE, N.XL.
oct23-lys w Office with Davidaoa Ma
Dbs. wiLr t7vix nitLiAniy,
. Pnyalelans acd fesr$ee,
Office hStijxAisif.
jan3-6mosK, .M A .r-.y ., -
THE
HAZLEGEEEITi;
8aslL& Blind IT'abtorv
Has recently Twrrchased a l-- aroount of Oak.
Chestnut, Cherry and Wauiut Luiuber, and
can Fur.xis.1, worts
aianufactured of -tbonw. ntf triad scaterial. We
propose toiurnisk work at the lowest figurea, aad
equal to auy iuipond roous.
- - THOH. I CT.AYT0X, Props,
IB. CLAYTON, Buaiuesa A.ccr. '
hbi4rU..7i ;:.! i
TrXECTJTOa3' NOTICE.. r't -. . . ;
The undersigned having qualified as Kxeea
tor of the w 11 of Nalbau Brown, deceased, here
by notifies all Dermn. bavinr claims - that
said Brown, to exhibit tae "-e to t a at tt
before the lrt day of l..y, l s7,or H,m notice .
will be pleaded la bsr of their recor-ry. Ail
persons Indebted to the mid brown wui coiuv
forwanl and ctuke setiieiu-i t at ouee.or fesnJ
proceedings willbe intitn' i e ""t.
r . m. aitt.3, axecuter.
Asheville, N.C. 1866. , .
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