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To all who are sunenns from the er
rors and indiscretion of youth, nerrous
- weakness, earlv decay, loss of manhood,
Aa, I will send a recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CUAEGE..- This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary
in Sooth America. Bend a seir-aaaress-
ed envelope to the Rev. Josxph, T. Iw
it xv, Statiom D, Ne YarlOUy.: '
no 10-waeodlr -
'At.. 'I
To BuaiKias Max.
It won desire to reach the largest nam-
' her of the best people in Western Caro-
Una and East Tennessee, use the adverti
sing columns of the Cmzis, Daily ana
Weeklv. The Crrizis has a much lar
er bona, fide circulation in the territory
' mentioned, than anv other paper. Rates
are Jow. considerinz circulation.
MISSION IIOSPITAIw ' -
HntTarina wosaen should remember that the
Mission Hospital offer all tho advantages for
treatment and cure- of diseases peculiar to
their sex, that can be found ia Northern eioes.
Address, Mission Hospital, Asheville, N. 0.
f eb SS-ly
Cincinnati Noniiariel l.azer Beer on
draught at the "Bonaora! Sample and
Pool Boom in the - rear: f Frank Loug-
hrans Wino and Liquor store, Main
street, opposite Eagle Btreet.- -
Straw Hats, all
nest, at
grades, cheapest to fi-
W JIITLOCK'8.
ALL ARE INVITED
TO CALL AT
HESTONfS
Eagle Hotel Block, and partake of
Delicious Ice ('ream.
Vastus nice as made auy where in
the country.- - .
;' . :' v . -
If you want to take some home, we
, . have pocltets trom o to ducts.
Or will put in ice that it will keep
solid for any length of time.
"Just came in to-.day fresh stock of
WHITMAN'S & ROYSTER'S
FINE CANDIES,
Fruits, Harshm allows, Finest
CHOCOLATE CREAMS,
CARAMELS,
Double Strength Mint Drops, Lime
' Juice Drops
Imported and . Domestic Segars
Fine Cut
CHEWING TOBACCO.
Try our Beaucatcher Segars; .nothing
; , pett.ec in a oc.-5egar; . -
Eagle Hotel Block.
James P Saer,
- WholeisaferiEnc.Retait,
PATTON AVE. - ASHEVILLfi; N.C.
Having just returned from the North
ern market, I have now in stock the
prettiest, cheapest : and best stock of
general merchandise it has ever been my
pleasure to offer consisting of
GENTS' FINE CLOTHING,
any price yon want.
niZESS GOOJOSr r
' '!- ' from 5cts. tip.
SUJflJflER SIJLIIS
in different shades. -WHITE
GOODS
to please anyone.
BLAK GOODS
just what you want.
CJMIZFJETS, -
new-and pretty
. all shades and prices.
RUGS,
. the prettiest you ever saw.
UOISEHY,
the cheapest in the city.
HANDKERCHIEFS,
at your own prices.
SI Lit : IK1IIASOT.S,
. new and handsome.
TOWEES
by the 100 dozen.
to match.
LINEN . DAMASK,
. something good.
- GENTS'- FINE SHOES, .
the best in the market.
LADIES1 SHOES.
come and see. : -.-
. HATS,. ..
at all prices.
SUGAR AND COFFEE,-..
' as cheap as the cheapest.
BACON AND FLOUR,
- " as low as the lowest.
SILVER AND GOLD,
shirts.
: COLLARS AND. CUFFS,
- ' r 1 ail sizes.
r my motto: '
"A vilified customer is my best advertise
JAMES P. SAWYER, ;
- . : ' Palto'n Arenne. -
opfivi; i ag a mi
JIAMrTOX & FEATHEBSTON
. ' Opposite Court House Square.
, WHOLESALE AJMD RETAIL OEAXEBS tS
Pare Xorih Carolina anil
TCentncky TXrandies,
and Whiskies. :
-: " . :.. ALSO .-'': v
,-AFCELLlNBOFCHOICS :., ...
:;V .' ' ' 'i'r AWD . . "' y" J.
v POBTEK ALE, BEER
; . " j , - - - -..." ' " -:
. Great care has been taken :
. - in the eUdtojf t'twm'-;
Ocr i atrona may be assured that
iv.x 1hey'v8lfii ikmeefoe 'i
' -AKPLT COMPENSATED
by a visit to us. x; - . - '
i-The attention of dealers Is respectniHylBVlt.
jiid to our stock as ve are prepared to supply any
demand. - " - . - , - -
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NURSE FOR THE ROYAL BABE.
; . ;j - -
Aa Importaat Vametloa Thst Now Dl-
The great question of the hour at . the
court of Ha4rid.it the choice of a nurse
for the '-royal "infanf-Formerly,' and
down even to the reign of Ferdinand
YIL, a high court functionary, ' accom
panied by a physician and a numerous
suite, traveled through the provinces "ot
Galice.and Santander in quest ' of the
nurse who was to be chosen for . the
royal babe. It is the province, of-San
tander. esDeciallr that coition known as
"the mountain" that has furnished the
greatest contingent of royal nurses. It
was once regarded as one of the indus
tries of the place. - The royal delegate
visited Santander first," and his arrival
was ' solemnly announced in all , the
towns and . villages. ; The major pre
sented the candidates to him and the
doctor put them through a public exam
ination.' . " ' .
To-day it is the nurses who come to
Madrid. They are presented to the major
domo, who takes down their names and
.then passes them to the physician. - The
work of ehoosing fa no light affair, for
the number who aspire to the position of
royal nurse is enormous and the applica
tions and recommendations pour in from
all sides.- This is not surprising, as the
position is a very agreeable one. The
occupation of royal nurse is very digni-
hed, to begin with.. .The waxes are also
very high. The nurse is treated as one of
the ladies of. the palace, her magnificent
costumes are frequently renewed and as
they become her own property her ward
robe is soon varied and luxurious. The
nurse is never asked to attend to the
toilet of the royal infant; a f emme de
chambre is especiallyappointeiforthat
tfutyv-r-The" Infant remains with the
nurse , at night, however. Apart from
the promenades which she makes with
the baby,- the nurse may go out when she
pleases, but she is always accompanied
by two ladies of the palace. When the
royal infant is weaned the nurse re
ceives a large money gift, all the mem
bers of the royal family give her rich
presents ana tne sovereign bestows on
her a pension from the privy purse. It
will be readily understood then that the
number of applicants for the position is
large.
. A few days ago Dr. Sanchex Ocana,
oi uie royal faculty or medicine, exam
ined twenty-two robust young women,
a few of whom evidently did not belong
to the peasant class. They had already
nursed the children of some of the high
est of the Madrilene aristocracy. Among
the applicants one attracted the special
attention of everybody. She was decked
out in a splendid costume of red and
black velvet, trimmed with gold lace,
and wore " diamond earrings and a den-
telle mantilla. She was Raimonda, who
has recently ' been nurse to the baby
prince . of Bavaria! - A repose of . nine
months t in her .harming cottager of
Ee villa allows her to resume her former
functions. AH the women who .- have
presented ' themselves are remarkably
beautiful, bat no choice - has yet- been
made. The most minute investigation
takes place before final acceptance con
cerning the family, the children, and
especially the . moral character 6f the
nurse. - The choice is regarded - as quite
an event in: Spain. Madrid Cor. Paris
Figaro.- ------
Method of Arranging the Climax.
Miss Gu&hy (at a literary reunion) I
often wonder, Mr. Hack, how you suc
ceed so well with your stories. You must
be a regular genius.
Mr. Hack (blushing shghtlyV That's
what my friends ay but I attribute my
success to patience and bard work.
Miss Gushy (unconvinced) But "hard
work alone won't surmount the difficul
ties of authorship, 1 My greatest trouble
is in introducing dramatic scenes- and
describing those thrilling incidents upon
which the plot of the story hinges.
What do you do in such . cases, may I
ask ?
Mr. Hack (confidently) Oh, I just run
in a lot of star marks. Tou must allow
the reader to draw on his imagination a
little, you know. The Judge.
The Tarm Bands of America.
The farms of America equal the entire
territory of the United Kingdom, France,
Belgium, Germany. Austria, Hungary,
and Portugal. The corn fields equal the
extent of . England, . - -Scotland and
Belgium; while the . grain; fields gener
ally would overlap Spain.: The cotton
fields cover an area larger than Holland
and twice as large as Belgium. . The rice
fields, sugar and tobacco plantations
would also form kingdoms of bo insig
nificant size, and such is the stage of ad-
J- vancement reached by American agri
culturists' that it is, estimated that one
farmer' like Mr. Dalrymple, with a field
of wheat covering 100 square miles, can
raise as much grain with 400 farm ser
vants as 5,000 peasant proprietors' in
ivrance.-cmcago Herald. -T
Examples of Brain "Brain,-,
There is more than one part, of the
world where brute strength is : an over
match for human ingenuity. The Chv
galees coast dwellers flee like deer at the
sight of an elephant," The Grigua Hot.
tentota give a lion a wide berth, even- if
he should insist - on. making his head
quarters at the Seat spring in the neigh
borhood. The Nubian valley-dwellers
run even from the larger species of bab
oons, who, indeed, treat them with the
insolence of superior beings, and -: often
go out' of their way to insult them with
their defiant whoops. --Dr. Feliz L. Osh
wald.'- . : rr?--
.-' JSm Had Searched the Scriptures
-. "Ton attend Sunday school, da you?1?
inquired Bev. Mr. Smith of -Nellie.
"Then yon must know a great deal about
the Bible. Now tell us something nice
tnats in the Bible, bare, can your
"Yeth, thlr; Sis had some -dried leaves in
it, a pieth of Aunt Jane's weiidindreth.
a pieth of my dreth when I was a baby,
tbome ban, and Sis' fellow's picture.
JEfrchange. k z . :tr j .
Er man dat hab once been yerfrien'
ken be ' yer " wust enemy. ' Er mad dog
would ruther bite . his marster den any
uder pusson. Arkansaw Traveler. .
Repairing;
Carriages,
"- AND '
Vc2alcle
of all description.
Done is tne ret ana most permanent aiyie
Jma at short notice. - - i . - J
On hand alVrarieties.of Jtiorse ihoelng stock
Shoelsta; Faat Boraes A Speelality
Those wanting work done will do .well to call
qukskly to anticipate overcrowding. - If y work Is
ia demand. Call on ;
web 26-8 moss w J.H. WOODY Willow st -.
T Ciree COwtmanderySa. 5. A. 3. Blair, Eminent
OoniMAiHler j Jordan Htona, Secretary. , Meets Hist
Wednesday nigm in eaon momo. , .
: AshariUe Chapter, it. A. M. A. H. Balr4
Hieh IYiest : H. A. Gndeer, Secretary.- MeeU
Uie second Wednesday nig hi In each month, anc
ateets every moay mgm tor uutrucuon. -.
Mi. Herman Loatfe, Na 118, A. F. ft A.M.
A f -Dial Wiwaktnkl V.aA. VmA T. TaaaKa
(Jecretary. MeeU he first Friday night in each
- Bwannanoa Lodge, JC of JL, No. 648. J 4.
Bo&rdman, Dictator; Jordan Stone, Secretary.
Meets the first and third Monday nights in each
month. - i ' - t '
VrmcX Broad OouneO. No. 701. S. Kllil
Levr. Beeent: Jordan Stone, Secretary. Meets
In the hall of the Knights of Honor on the second
and tourtn Monday meats in eacn montn. .
Thf. Woman.' t. IRtaumani Boeietu of the!
Church, South, meet in the church class-room on
the First Frjday of every month at 4 o'clock P.M.
ABHETIUJB CHTJMCMl DIKJSCTOBT
.... i -'...
: Methodist Episcopal CtturchCJuvrdi BL
: Bev. W. W. Bays Horning services 11 a. m, ;
trening t ervkes 7pm.; pirer meeting Wed
oesday evening X p. m. Sabbath school 9
a. m. -
Presbyterian Chureh Church BU
Bev. J. P. Oammon Services 11 a.-m.-.TXp.
m.: prayer meetinir ' five p. ' m. Wednes
day; Sabbath school half-past 9 a. m. -
Episcopal Church, Trinity corner Church cmd
WWow Bts.
Bev. Jarvis . Burton, D. D. Bev. Varday
MoBee, AssiBtant K ctor. Servicea Sunday,
11 a. m. r5 p.m.; Wednesdays, Fridays and
Holy Days, 10 km. Mondays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Satnrdaya,. 6 p. m. ; Friday, 8
p. m. Sunday school 930 a. m.
BcwttstChwchr-wrnerWoo
Bev. 3. L. Carroll Services 11 a m.; 7:80
p."m.; prayer meeting 7:30 d. m. Wednesday;
Sabbath school 9 a. m. :
: Raman CathoUo Church,
Bev. Mr. McQinity Servioes first Sunday
a each menth at 11 a. m. . .. .
If. H. Church corner PaUxm Avenue and
BaOeyBU
(Mo pastor at present in charge).
weaver trap, . - ' ' .
prayer, Moeung every aay rn
I'elock. - All invited to attend.
Prayer: Ueeung every day from li to 12.80
Oesnel Services every Sabbathafteraoon. at
ejo ciocKf on asxwrj foner.
......
Gospel Services at Prof. Yenable's Academy
every sabbath afternoon at fi o eioca.
Gospel Servioes at Smith's Bridge old De
pot over i. Jn. rtoDeru' store, at a vomer.
Sabbath School at 4.
All are invited to attend the above serviees.
COLORED CHIJRCHES. .
J.. Jt. B. Church Zion) College St. -
Bev. Mr. Sherman Services 11 a. m.; 8 p.
m.. and half. past 7 P- ra.t Sabbath school 9
m.
Baptist. ' '
Bev. Mr. Burnley Services 11 a. in.; 3 p.m.,
ana nau-p&st 7 p.m.: tjabbatn acnooi y a, nx.
JCpiscopaL
Bev. Mr. Kasaiah Services 11 a. m.i Sab
bath school 3 p. m.
TAKE JYOTICE !
"W. O. Muller & Co.
Eifiuor Dealers and, Dis-
tiller 8 Agent 8.
TTAVING just received a new and
JLJl full supply of all kinds of goods
usually keot in our line, we are nreDared
to furnish our many patrons and the
public in general, with something good
for the Holidays.
- Especial attention is called to Daffy's
TT. 1 ir.lL XTT1 1-1 J 1 " L
jrure xariey man vv iiisitey lur wuiuu 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.
We also have a lot of Fine Old Pure N.
C. Corn Whiskey that can't be beat, and
the best and pioet popular brands of fine
Old Kentucky hand-made sour mash Rye
and Bourbon : Whiskies, fine imported
Cognac Brandy. Jamaica Rum, imported
and domestic Gins, Pure N. C. Apple and
Peach Brandies. Pure N. C. Sweet Mash
Corn Whiskey, fine old imported Sherry,
Port, Madeira, Claret. Champagne and all
kinds of domestic Wines, Imported Ale
and Porter, Fine Cigars, Tobacco, &c, &c
We have with us Messrs. Lee-Gw Sor
relte, Jesse-. J. Lange and W. Columbus
Featherstone who will be glad to have
their friends call and see them. - ; '
We have in conneetion-with : bur Bar
an elegant Billiard, and Pool Hall up
stairs, famished with the celebrated
Brunswick, Balkc & Collander Co.'s
Tables, the best in use, which is are charge
of the old jovial Tom Pope who will give
a cordial greeting to all. Ordes rsolicited
and promptly filled.
W. O. MULLER & CO., ,
Main st , opposite Public Square,
- Asheville. N. C.
Natural Briflge, YirgMa.
mHE HOTELS, FOREST INN AND APPLE-
1 DORK are now open, under the manage
ment ot W. B. 8outh worth. Everything possible
to make provision for health and oomlort and
pleasure has been done. It is on the same latitude
as Old Point In Fine forests. Tne air Is dry,
The drainare ia perfect. ? -
Reduced rates for April, Hay . and Jane. For
circulars, arc, address
api iv-aun junntusi i. iuuu, tsnpc
BOB JOMES, ; :
To wy Customers t
I desire to inform mv enstomers that I keer-
foods wines, liquors, beers, 6c.( are all pure
ana -iresn. uraers sououea ana saiisiacvion
guaranteed. Orders frbm a distance specially
solicited. - ; - :-. --' - . v-
Goods delivered free of charge, to any part of
the citr by oolite servants.- i' '
Bhep Beaver, thecurioosconoootorofoooktalls.
is wnn me ana rbapectniiiy invites- his Helenas to
cau. cau on or aaarees - ; -
The Pioneer Bar, 8 doors below 1st Not Bank,
upi ta-aa. - . . . -. s . AsneviueM. u.
A GEM OF A HOME FOR SOME-
BODY.
THE prettiest little place In Buncombe coun
ty, two miles f rom a depot, firar mUes from
tbe city, on Swannanoa river, contains ninety
acres.twenty or which are good bottom,thirty ap
land.assxmdasanron the riven no washed or
worn-ont land on the place; forty acres well
Umbered. Good, new dwelling house, with 7
rooms, all out houses. SDlendid snruia- with
spring-honse, 160 choice apple trees, one-half of
which are just ; ready k bear, 75 peaci trees an of J
This property is well adapted to growing grass
aaapiea 10 grow
ss ahout twentT
ana cujver, ana now nas aaout
y-ave acres
In clover. Also good tobacco land.
For further
ppiy at tne
mchia-d aw
C3TI2
IZN OFFICE.
SOMETHING CHOICE I
' JOI - v.,
T OfER8 OF THB WEED, whoenjoy a. really
M-A wiHuvu, wtyuwt always asa ivj. t ,
Golden Ieaf, v
Iand of ibe Skyt
These brands ai manDbctnred from tha eela
bTated Tobaccos rrowa in -Western North- Caro
lina, i a ii-on tut perfumeries, aoultorauon o
tmputiuesianaareprueator uietr - - --
Ask your dealers' or X '; '; V ;; ; : f'
; .jaoijiiEs: tobacco t
and take no other. ' - '. J V3
.,-, fnbnTrM ik Trm sTWrffaVc , ,
E. L HOLMES A CO. 1bopbiitoes
an S-12moa : ASHKVIIXK, K. C.
INSURANCE;'
li.Waiiikayil.
max Vallkt MtrrtrAL lits associatios
Issues policies for from T
? 1 01,000 ;tV 03,000, f
- - akd
combines the guarantee ..' feature o:
"OLD- LINE "- Companies at : the
cost of ordinary cooperative insur-
ance in .Secret, Orders.. . .
fire ; ,;msuRArict.
Insurance against loss by Fire in
City and County on all kinds of
Property, Real and Persona
Short' as well cu long term. ...
Policies, issued at fair rates -:
in A. 1 Companies,
Home and Foreign.
TIIOS. W. BUANCII Arent,
.- Office Nprth Side Court Square,
my 20-tf : j,- : -.
EDYARDJJSTCJt
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCI
; I - vi - -AcswirTv ? ; yx
cmis. UOZTJEIPS
- - .. . l.K- - . - . .--
PROSPECT BREWERY,'
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
W. O. MULLER & CO., 'Agents.
ASHEVILLEl N. C.
We herewith take great; pleasure- in
introducing for export and family use
thlS " --. - - '
Extra Qnality Imager Beer,
Brewed of the best Barley and imported
Bohemian Hops. It surpasses , in tine
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 :
"Bndweis' Tjasct Beer,
Emanating from the Prospect Brewery,
in Philadelphia, Pa.
The undersigned, at the request of the
Technical Society, has completed an
analysis of the "Budweis" TJeer, brewed
at Chas. Wolters' Prospect Brewery, in
Philadelphia. . which analysis exhibits
the following results i -
Specific gravity,
Alcohol,
. . Extract.' " '
Carbonic Acid,
Ashes,
. 1,0124,
" 4.92c
0,22iPc
OOc
This signifies that the "Budweis" Beer
in its essential . qualities is almost the
exact counterpart of the best Imported
Bohemian Beer.
A further examination, seeking adul
terations.' proves conclusively that it
contains naught of that- nature.
De. D. II. Dannxbaum,
Tacony -Chemical Works, Bridesburg. :
Philadelphia, Oct. 28, 1881. .
For Hotels. Boardine Houses. Private
Families and the Trade, the above Beer
is put up in patent-stopper Bottles (pints,)
and in export bottles (pints,) well corked.
wireu, roileaana labeled.: ;
We deliver the Beer free of charge to
any part of the city, and call for the
empty patent stopper bottles, which are
never sold but must always be returned
with the crates. . -
Having erected a laree refrigerator for
the storage of Beer, we are: enabled, to
keep our Beer cool, fresh and in good
order, and it will be furnished direct
from our refrigerator to our customers..
ah snipping orders will receive prompt
attention.
apl 3 dtf W. O. MULLER & CO.
X BRAND & CO.
8
UNDERTAKERS.
ASHEYILLE, N. a
Metallic and Walnut Coffins constantly
on nana. Hivery requisite of the busuu
furnished. All calls dav or nfe-L t Drom ut-
iy answerea. nearses t umanea wnen
. . i : .
desired! mi-wly
SWANNANOA, HOTEL
AsheviJle-AN; .
Altitude, 2,339 f eetiUove the Sea
Tex recent additions an5imDrovernenta to
the Bwabxahoa make it, perhaps, the most
attractive anJ comfortable Hotel m the South.
Its Tower and 450 feet of galleries furnish
views of the Swannanoa River and the French
Broad Biver valleys. Also views of the Blue
Ridge, Pisgah, Balsam, New Found and Elk
ranges of mountains, peaks of which are over
O.UOO zeex nign. txmvemenc to i.'ost, isxpress,
TeleeraDh and Railroad Ticket Offioes. and
AsheviUe Bank. Asheville Library and Ashe
ville Club Rooms. - Purest mountain water
conducted to and thraugh the Hotel.
All Modern Conveniences.
The Ball Boom Is 60x150 feet. A fine Or
chestra fronL Philadelphia iaengaged.ior the
Special Rates to Parties by the Month.
The Pronrietors take snecial nride In the
Tidiness of their House, and the successful
management of tbe cuisine aepartmenc
. RAWI BBOTHSRS, ,
jun"-",- : " Proprieiora,
I rTio81Zaytonf
Asnevle, -..'-.--' - V r -C
Fully equipped with the latest machinery, and
with an Inexhaustible supply of the bro hard
and soft timbers on hs continent, my fccili'ies
fnr filiino Mr.iTm Tirol, -rt with the very test
goods are unsurpassed itue bouth ,
.: ."Wilt XPMtlVal; jOSJfe jt$TaiX.-: -'f
Fin Mouldings and Newel Work, luxirfe Finis
in liara ana wore nooa, fancy-front :;
and VesUbule -Doors a specialty , .-; ! ;
All order sent or (riven the undersigned or U 1
8. Ciavton. SuTjenntendent. . will : receive
prompt attention, and .'. -i.;- -,.: U I
SATISFACTION GU AANTISD;
Xli 1 CJay ton.
: ' t ir ill i
IfSOy
root Ajrn
.r shoe JuiizEn,
. . Main Street, (Above Eagle Hotel -
&hevitle,jr
The eest stock always oa hand. ' Work always
guaranteed to rive satisfaction.
i am especially preparea to muce ooots ana
hoes so as to prevent saxpnxss l nd sttuaAKina.
Beady-Made k- nstora Work efl
: an sorts on liana.
Gentlemen and Ladies Repairing a Spe-
Fine Cnstom Work alwan onhand. any tvle
and satisfaction . anaranteed. aa to stock and
work. Shoemakers' Findings always on hand and
tor sale, the best in the marfcet. at low nrlces
Homes Without Capital
THE FOUNDING OF THE TOWN OF
WHITFTIER.
SOMETHING UNIQJJ E vAND U EW
GLAEKE WH1TTIER, of California, is divi
ding 60.000 acres of land, in Swain .. N. C .
in the "Sky land region," into small tracts for ac
tual settlers only. -
-xney wut Desoto- tot easBu or on eredn ell
iroin one va ten ve&n.. ii aesimnietiin nmuy nai
may lay Art aye years at 6 per cent. Interest, pay.
able annually, and one-fifth of the principal to
oe paia eacn year thereafter. -
The soil is rich, its tobacco brings the highest
rices in the market, avejaging net profit of
rom ST5 to SL50 ner aore. im nf lanA. km
oeing cleared to rent on shares lor tobacco grow
insr. ' -
life lands are divided into fttrms of from 20 to
1000 acres to suit purchasers.
The labor required in opening np these lands
has made the Town of WHITT1ER a neoeseity,
which is now a station on the Western North Car
olina Railroad, 6 miles east of Charleston. The
founder of Wnittier will spare no pains or ex
pense to make it the most attractive and desira
ble resident and business town in Western N. C.
Mills, stores, residences and a fine hotel are
now being erected, and other manufactories will
follow. Lota are donated to churches, schools,
public buildings and works. -.
The improvoments of tbe lands and the town
requires all kinds of mechanics and laborers.and
au purcnasers oi ianas or lots can get immediate
an
d constant employment at common labor.
Purchasers will be furnished lumber for lm-1
provements at S10 to S12 per 1000 feet, and work to
payiorit. -
Comfortable quarters and rations wOI be pro
vided ibr purchasers and their families, at the
mere cost oi rations, uniu tney can erect tneir
own nouses. - uome ngm atonav
Thus you an boy lands, lots, and build honaes.
on long eredlts and work to pay for them.
buch umucKKJurrs nave never oeen ouerea oe-
lore.asaie now ouerea at wnittier.
come at onoe ana erect your houses. Plenty
work at lair prices. Tobacco lands to clear and
get ready for spring crops. Fences, roads and
nouses to ooua, nurseries ana rruit trees to plant,
ecu. xxciiwj ui ivurx iwvuy uuw.
- . C WHITTIER,
- Whittier. Charleston P. O..
Septl8-tt 8wainCo..N.C.
Fine Groceries I
Imported and Domestic Table
Delicacies,
at KEPLER'S.
T.
T. T.
EXTRA CHOICEST New Crop TEAS,
Choicest Moyune Gunpowder,
English Breakfast,
Formosa Oolong,
Extra Fancy Japan:
FINE COFFEE.
Mocha,. 01? Government Java,
Cordova Santos Peaberry,
Finest Rio and Laguayra,
Instantaneous Chocolate, Cocoa,
Baker's Chocolate and Brora a. ..
CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S Jams,
Gordon & Dil worth's Jellies & Preserves,
ii. dt 1J. Pineapples, in glass jars,'
G. & D. Cranberry Sauce, " - "
CANNED VEGETABLES.
Gordon & DU worth's Asparagus, V ;
Oyster Bay; Asparagus, v
SLEted Early June Peas, JZ, -
8uccotaih, Corn, - ' ' -
Whole Tomatoes, Okra and Tomatoes,
French . Peas and Mushrooms.
t 1 y gm fi" , Z. : -- - -
CALIFORNIA CANNED Fruits,
Peaches, Apricots, Pears,- H J '' . r -White
Cherries. Green Gaze Plums.
Bahama Pineapples grated, and sliced.
EDAM & PINEAPPLE
Bobs' Lunch Biscuitr- i
CHEE?E'
Boss'-Wafers, MuBhroom Crackers,
Imported Albert Biscuit
finest New Orleans Molasses.
Kev West and Imported Cigars. " -"
-5; FUf STOCK OF V J
STAPLE GROCERIES
.fatff KEPEEIPS.
South Main St, opp. Eagle Hotel,;
8 WAMP LANDS FOR SALE I
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
STATIC BOARD OF EDUCATION,
v -v . BAlkioh, April 10, 1836.
Until July 1st. 1886. sealed cash proposals will
be received at this office, addressed to the Secre
tary of tbe Board for the purchase of Lands be-
longrngr'to tha Board In Pender and Dunlin
counties, and known as ADgola Bay, including
uum ewamp. - - - . ---'
This advertisement is made in accordance with
section 2629 of The Code. - v.- -
A map recently made can be seen at this office,
describing the-Tand and locating" the public
roads caniitruoted throi
The whole tract is estimated to contain 44.738
UKQ tnem oy tne cnie.
acres. -There are of this amount about susoOl
aores ofKeed Land. In Gam Swamp there are I
estimated to be ' 4.688 acres, about one-third of
which is well tlmoerea with very nne (jypress.
and the balance with Oum, Maple, &e.
The bids may. be by tbe acre fot the whole traea
or an aggregate sum for tha whole. ..The Board
reserve tho fight to reject any or alLbids. . ,
Capitalists who are looking after timber, good
farming lands, or lands for stock raising will And
u to tneir aavantage to examine tnese ianasr
Gen. W. & Lewis. Engineer. Goldsboro. K. C.
wQl show them and furnish information' as to
their character. . .... . ..
, - 8. M. FINUEK, Supt. FUb. Ins. ,
apt 14-dSw. ; ; See'y SUte Board oi ddcatfba.
G ANAPA COWANS .
i i (Established in 1 2Z3)
Watches, Clocks. Jewelery, Spectacles. tc?
" Patton Avenue, Asheville, N. C. -Leroy
W. Fairchild's Gold Pen. -Good
stock always on hand.
1886. SPECI AL NOTICE.
To my numerous natrons in the dtv
in my efforts of the past, I extend my sincere thanks, and ask them and all othora
who wish a pure article of Wino or liquor to give me their support in my present'
effort to estabiiah a First-Class , - . J,... .
1 shall make every effort to keen on'
my line In "
VESTEnn JOnTUi GACuUIJA
It is not necessary fur ma to eiva anv
business relations with all in the past is
nc7- n; m nn
iri i it ill inr : v. 'i i f inr?
i I., i-, ' ii - mi in ii -
UH.aU W U U' L3
MAIN STM 3rd DOOR ABOVE
The "Bonanza" Samnle. Billiard and
State and is strictly a
dbnt forget the place Main at,
solid Red Curtain Front. :
WHITE
P..0. Box 220, Shipping a specialty". Boxing and Packing Ffea,
iVcstern N. Carolina R. It.
Wsstxkm N. C Ratlxoad Co., .
General Passeturer Oi&ce.
Salisbury, N. C, Feb. 16th, 18S0.
On and after Feb. 15th. 1886. and sosereedina
all others, the following sohednle wlU he opera-
ed over this road :
Train No. 1.
Train No. 1
EAST..
Arr. - L'ye. .
Arr. L"ye.
11.25 am.
12.28 1X
SaOisbury,
Statesviue
- OJK p.
4.21
4.23
Newton, .
Hickory, -
1.82
8.14
' S.18
-16 .
1.18
12.87
1L66
11.40
10.58
956
8.56
8.18
7.20
1.C8
240
8.06
2.18
' 8.06
4.S7
iM
6.21
' 7.88
8.63
Z43
1.28
1L67
11.40
10.52
10.01
8.18
1X1
7.00
icaro,
Morgan ton.
Marion. 4.08
.rion.
Old Fort, 47
Round Knob.' 4.52
Black Mo'ain, 6.29
Asheville, 6.18
Aiezanaers, - .m
Marshall, T.S7
WarmSpr'gs, 8.62
Paint Rock, 9.15
MURPHY DIVISION.
Going West,
Going East.
Arr.
L've.
9.58
10.34
1058
11.26
1154
18.29
1.63
; S.89 .!
2.41
3.81
4.24
6.05
Stations.
Asheville, -Hominy,
Turnpike,
Plen Bivez,
Clyde,
WaynesT'le,
HaU, ,
Arr.
4.8-J
3.S9
Xi
8.12.
2.45
2.00
12.84
10.54
10:00
8.19
a.
L'ye
P M
4 01
8 39
: 817
2 47
S26
r12 85
fll67
. 11 46
10 55
10 09
8.19
m. 7.19
A M
10.82
10.55
11.21
11.61
U.19
1.49
2.28
2.89
we
eb'rSUt'n
8.81
4.15
Whittier,
Charleston,
Nantahal,
Jarretts,
605
7.05
The trains on the Murohv Diylakm ran daily
except Sunday.
TV. A. XurUL, a. u. r. Jl.
V. E. McBEB.Supt. .
Atlantic & U. C. R. R.
TIME TABLE HO. S3.
In effect 13 If., Sunday, Januarr lTth.1886.
EAST.
WEST.
No. 51.
No. 60.
Passenger.
Passenger.
STATIONS :
Arr. L'ye.
Arr. L've.
r. if.
P. X.
607
554
6 62
1128
A.M. .
11 18
10 86
942
446
A. X.
10 89
47
7 47
506
485
Goldsboro
LaGrange
. Kins ton . .
New Berne
MoreheadCity
'Morebead Depot
Daily Except Sunday.
6 51
1 32
8 47
11 IS
1140
Train 60 connects with Wilmlnston A Weldon
train bound North, leavine Goldsboro 11:35a.m..
and with Richmond & Danville train West, leav
inrOoldsboro 12:35 p. m., and Wilmington fc
Weldon Train South at 4:54 p. m.
Train 61 connects with Richmond A Danville
Traiu. arriving at Goldsboro 4:40 p. m. and with
Wilmington & Weldon Train from th North at
4:54 p. m.
CaseFear&Y.y.R'yCoiDB'r.
TRAIN NOBTH.
Arrive Leave
Bennettsville, - 8 20pm
Fayettevule. 12 00 m 12 2S pm
8anford, 21Spm92Spm
Greensboro, ' 6 00 p m
innner ai r ayetteviue.
TRAIN SOUTH.
Arrive. Leave.
Greensboro ; ' 9 AO a m
Sanford 120pm 145pm
Fayetteville 350pm 4 00pm
Bennettsville 7 80 p m
Dinner at Sanford.
Freight and Psssenerer Train leaves Bennetts
ville Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays at 2 SO
pjn,.arriv4ng at FayettevUle at 8 p m.
Leaves Fayetteville on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at fi. 80 a -m, and arrives at Ben-
nensvme at yz m.
Freicht and nassenzer Train North leaves Fav-
rbt andpasi
eneviue on Mondays, Wednesdays ana irrida
I at 8 a m. (connecting at Sanford with Frele
e on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
eanrora wun nreignt
snd Passenger Trains to Raleigh), leaves Sanford
at 1130 am, and arrives at Greensboro at 6 40pm.
Leaves Greensboro Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at a m, leaves Sanford at 11 15 a
and i
' amy
lyes at Fayetteville at 2 a v m.
jnu. m. kubjs, uen. ras. Agent.
W.M. S. DUNN. Gen. Superintendent.
the
Asheville Cemetery.
LOTS READT FOIt SA1J3.
The Directors of the Asheville Cemetery Com
pany are now preparea to sou lots to u puDiia
rhev are laid off in- various forms, and of the
average size of four hundred superficial feet, and
I vary in prie e from $10 to SfjO each. .
ranies wismng to purcnase,- can ao so vj cau
ing on M. J. Bearden or T. W. Patton. . . .
The comDanv. offer the lota1 now at the above
low prices, hoping to induee the people of Ashe
ville to take an interest In the enterprise. They
win not do oouna Dy tne same rates in tne niture,
but reserve to themselvis the risht to increase
prices on unsold lots at any time.
I All persons purchasing, can do so subject to rules
oi we company, woien will De puousnea as soon
asposBwie. - . men a-uu
IF YOU WAIST :
A GOOD MEAL
rvo to
IHIiZia Dining tUtom,
Where the best the market af-
fords can be obtained at- reason-
aW rates. South Main st, '-'i .m
, 2 doors above Eagle Hotel.
SUGGESTION TO '
ME
IT
A
1
I haye in stock ; a Suit line :
Fine Fie Tobacco -and LncV Hunt. fa lead
ing; brand of fine 9 Inchplug.) These goods
are all made of the beet Henry County Eeath-s.
erwood leaf .and manuf acturea by J. II. John
son A Co., Danville, Va,, and are gnarantaed
to be finest on the market.- -.
' ' Frank LacIiran, i
" Kain SU. Std door above Baak of Aahsville
EES
and surroundiniy'conntrr vhn imtfifn
hand the Lareest Assortment of GonAa in
' -
3 I
t
(marantAa of tha nnri tv Afmv tw1r. aa m .
a sufacient recommendation for the future .
VL - W VJ - u u
THE 1 BANK7 OP ASHEYILLE.
Pool Rmm In fh nvnr Ha tr. flnoat In II
" : -
mmmmm
3rd , door above the Bank of Aaherille
- . .
PROFiSSIONAL CARDS.
C M. McLOUI) CHASA.2fOoRa
roLOTJD & MOOEE. '
- Attorneys m& ConnUar$ mt. 1m
:: ' ASHEVILLE,. N.: a ; 1.' . '
: Practice in the United States Circuit and DU
Tiet. Courts at AshevUXa ttatesyilla, CharfoA"
and Qreensboroc in the Snpreme Ceurt at Kalelirsi
and in the Courts ofthe 8i and BthJmdloiaiUa
trietaof the Statd Of Karth-Carollaal - r
Special attention girea Wl qoIIjmUom ST Hmiam
may 24-1 y w A i w.wsw,sbi
JK. M. H. FIXTCHEtt, '
Physician and. Surgeon..
Office and residence over Weaver's
fbl8-tlly
G W. PUEEFOY
4kI ..0taJ5ftf-"nrJpWyi
the citizens of AsheTul. and sarroand
ing country. Office over Carrtichael's
Drag store. Residence Charlotte st. '
de 15-dly
JJOCT0RS GATCHELI,
PIIYSICJAXS,
Special attention to Chronio Dia
eases, including; those of . - -
Throat and Xungs, :
Office over CO'WAN'S JEWELRY
STORE, Patton ATenne. de
"" W. JONES,
Attorney at Imw, "'
ASHEVILLE, - . . - N.C
Office in Johnston Building opposite Co .
Jlouse Square.
Practices in the Conria nf Wrafnra
North Carolina and Supreme Cort at
Raleigh. ' - nov 26-iyd
JjBS. McGILL A BATTLE. " -
Waxplaw McGiix, Jf. D.,
Practice limited to Kye, tar.l roht and Lungs.
8am. Wkstxat Battix M. g. N.,
Physician and Soigeon.
Offices over De vault's Drug Store.
3Office hours 10 a. m. to 12 m., and 1 to 4 p
- . - seM-tf
JK. JOHN HIT WIIXIAKB, " '
Ptiysician and Surgeon.
Office: Main St., S doors south of Bank. Beat
denoe.on French Broad Avenue.. Office hoursO
s.m. to lp.m..andirom to6p.m. ..
Th so, r. Davidson. jas. g. XAam
DAVIDSON A UABTTN, : -;
A trjTUr'VT.sw
WIS practice in the 9th and sth Judicial DiaaiO'A
and In tbe Supreme Court of North Carouaa, aai
NonhaSSt" " WtM5ay :
Kefer to the Sank of AshevllleJ
sepiHnr&wtn : . ; ..
JAMES A. BTJBEOTJGHS,
Physician anSorgsjoua,
ASHEYILLE, N.C,
Officeover Powell A 8nidt.
Jt& Ileeidenca corner of Main and
Woodfin streets. -de
16-ly . -
W. H. MA LONE,
J..W.BOWMAH
Aahevflle, N, C.
Bakersyule, N. O
Malono andiBavpan.
Attorney at'iUtw. ;
HAVINCr FORMED ji OOPAKTNEUHH la
tbe practice of tha law, wilL do basiaata u
several counties of the 11th and Istb, elrcuita
especially in the etmnttes of MltcheU,'Taae
Madison and Buntoaib.. WU praetioS laAhv
United States Oonrt aad lh Snprama emsn or
the 8ate.- ControvaMes ia retire tallaad teief
madaaspeeiatty.- - - - . '.:TTTTr
- OffigiAabTlUe aBsf
TENNENT,
AtchUed and vd Engine.
Boattonav and Brtunatsa at.thC:
style of building funushed- upon app UoaUoa. At
work superintended when desired: All wark ear
trusted: Ur me aa Clrlt Xngiaeei; wUI Teeelva'
prompt attention. Thoronfh draincM fland.
a specialty, fust -Office' address. AvhavriiSL i
Best,N.Ci BeaUeaoe Swannanoa BridweC
4UJV IMIW .
mOOB.' A. JOMB,-?;'- ? '
Attorney at iJiir;-"
! ASHEVILLE,' N. (X, : w
oct 221y w . ' Office wit Davidson Jfa
l; i w. d. Hit.Tji.my-: -p
PAysiclans and fetarseomik ;
Office next door south Old Bank
janS-Onios - -'
T H E
HAZLEGflEEN .'
Sash Si? Blind Factory
Has recently purchased a 'larg amount at Oakv .
Ash Chestnut, Cherry an Walnut Lombet. ana
CAN FTJENISH W0EK .
manufactured of thoroughly dried cratarial. We
propose to furnish wort at tbe loireat figarea, aatl
equal to any imported goods. .
THOS. L. CLATTOK, rropvV "
j 8. CX ATTOIr, Bualnest Kasgor. - - v
febHiwtf . ..
XjXJBCUTOB8 jrOTICE - "
JCi - i'.-s - - c " .- . i -.. -
The nadeniimed. havtaf osaMSf d aa Ftits.
tor of the w ill of Nathnn Brown, dc !. fcc-,-'
by notifies all beiwms tnnt oiaimi aku.t tha
said Brown, to exhibit the same to ti at -v
before the 1st-da of -Kay,-Js7,or. ti r'i . , ;
will be pleaded' .n bsr of their" ro-'. ' Ail '
Persons indebted to the said Brewn fU eoni !
forward and make settlement st eiia.ttW '
proceedings wiUbe Instituted tft.' ' ':
. r. u. ba Jt U4, etar.
Aghsville, N. OulAM. - , - -t
JESIEABLS LOTS TOU SALE.
for salt at a tacrine, four c"tirtV Vm taf
the eastern portion of the city. 1 i.-re efUe lnt
are vacant and beautiniUy r.oo.,.i, atJa us
iourtn is siiuatea a diick wrand aao
for any one wishing to purcnase ic In ui
as propefty must be so.d at nan r" j .4 -
further Information apply to W. K, V s- - i- -Court
Honse or to - aaa. U. U. ul
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