Perf ect'Hair-!
Indicates a natural and healths oondi. .
tiort of tlio scalp, and of tho glands
i tii&UiislintMi
r'ken, 1 oormequenca-et age
case, the hair becomes weak, thin, and
gray, Aye' Hal Figor will strengthen
it, restore its original color, promote its.
.rapiid and rigorous growth, sad imparl .,
to it the lustre and freshness of youth. ,; v
I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for a
Tlong time, and am convinced of tta
- value. When I was IT years of age my "
hair began to turn gray. I commenced.
using the Vigor, and was surprised at
the good effects it produced. It not
only restored the color to my hair, but
so stimulated its growth, that I have -now
i morouJiair than ever belorew
J. V. Edwarda, Cold water, Miss.-.- j
Ayeri; Hairy Vigdiv
Sold by all Druggists sad Perfumers.
Ir tott Aim suFFBEura from debility 5
-and loss of appetite; if your stomach is
out of order, -or your mind confused;'
take Ayer's Sarsapariila. This medicine
will restore physical iorce &im elasticity t
to the 'system, more Enroly ISn jpeedily
than any tonic yet discovered.
Vat six-'months' I so.fi oreA from liver :
and stomach troubles. My iood did not
nourish me, and I became weak and. :
very much emaciated. I took six bottles
of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and was cured.. .
J. M. Palmer, Springfield, Mass. Jt .
Ayer' s Sars apixril fa;
Prepared by Dr. J.C. Aycr Co., t.oveH, habs.
Sold by Drnjrgiats. Price uuUks,
AUU ARE INVITED
p V TO CALL AT
r
- f
HESTON'S,
Eagle Hotel Block, and partake of
Delicious Ice ('ream.
Just as nice as made any where m
1 the country.
If you want to take some home, we
have pockets Irom o to oucts.
Or will put in ice that it will keep
solid for any length 01 time.
Just came in to-day fresh stock oi
WHITMAN'S & ROYSTER'S
FINE CANDIES,
Fruits, Marshm 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
Y . better in a 5a Segar. ; ? f-
J. M. HEST03J;
Eagle Hotel Block.
James P. Sawyer,
Wholesale and Retail,
PATTON AVE. - ASHEVILLE, 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 you want
dress a oons,
from 5cts. up.
s ujiijiier sijjKS
in different shades.
IPJIITfi GOODS ,;.
to please any one.
. B j A C K , GOODS . ,
iast what you want.
., CARPETS, ,
new and pretty
all shades and prices.
' .'-".' RUGS, ' .
the prettiest you, ever saw. -MMOISERIT
" ' "
the cheapest in the city.
IIAiVDKERCHIDFS,
at your own prices.
SILK r.HUlSOLS,
new and handsome.
. TOIWEESy ,,,
s - by the 100 dozen. . . I - si s .
to match:
' LINEN DAMASK, V
something good. -GENTS'
FINE SHOES,
the best in the market.
LADIES' SHOES,
come and see.
HATS, ' . "
at all prices. . .,.
'' v riUGAR AND COFFEE,
, . as cheap as the cheapest. , "'
BACON AND FLOUR,
as low as the lowest -.
. SILVER AND GOLD. .
shirts.
. v COLLARS AND, CUFFS, y
. ; all sizes. .
; MY MOTTO
7 f.-
A talisfied customer is my best advertise
ment." JAMES P. SAWYER," ' K
Palton Avenue.
- Eureka-Meat Market:
W
E WILx)PEN,t
on 1st day
of Aprl,
-T'.u-.- -.---7. --ri
ll! a part of Zachary & Jordan's, store, , on
I" - ' -.Patton Avenue '
A'FBESII MEAT ,11 AUKET,
where,' arid after which time, we shall
endeavor, in accordance with arrange
menta already made to keep an ample sup
ply of the best meat the -country-, will
afiord. s 'rrri -
We expect to bay find sell for cash, and
thereby be able to accommodate--our
customers in the most efficient 'mariner.
. Our slaughtering shall be neatly done,
and a neat, polite and skillful salesman
will always be found t the block-- -e
- - Meat delivered free of chirred AlTor--deis.
shall receive, prompt attention,; f
Most respectfully, -! t-.
. JOHN AND DAVIS ZACll ARY. -
- mch 25-dtf - .". T r 1?
ASK FOR - X- s-'
- - The : Hamilton Improved
.Fruit Jars for sal? at- ' ";'i?T ' .
BEARDEN, RAttKltf cV- CO.'
july 18-dtf
HUMAN KODENTLL
"TWO CLASSES OF WHARF RATS, ONE
'pJUMArt THEOTHER ANIMAL.'
Cat-Throat Tarlet f Tile Habits, Wh.o
4 Save a Vay of filding la Dark Holes,
. rCavea. , and TJndarneath - Ikw Wharf
A police officer well up in his business
will tell you that there are two classes of
wharf rats one human and the other ani
mal. He will tell you, also, that the ani
mal Is a long, lean, lank1 rodent, with
sharp, white teeth, an empty, stomach.
and a disposition to fight fiercely when at
tacked. He will also point out to you the
resemblance existing between the rodent
and his human brother, who is nothing
more or less than a vagabond of the street
Not the vagabond of "Roger and I," but a
sneaklg, cut-throat varlet, with theivisa
propensities, vile habits, and a way of
hiding in dark holes, caves, and under
neath the low wharf landings that baffles
that ferret the metropolitan policeman.
In the sunlight of a summer afternoon the
river's edge on the : east aide, from the
stock yards to Dayton's bluff, is. a tempt
ing place for all to seek. It is & compara
tively quiet locality, except at the
wharves, where all is bustle and confu
sion. . . . . ' - . ,
SLEEPING PLACE OF VAGABONDS. ; .
. But at night, . when the shadows come
down, and the mists rise, thft character of
i the place is changed and it becomes the
great sleeping berth oLscores of the most
worthless class of the city's vagabonds.
What more tempting spot can they findf
Darlmesv aided by a scarcity of gas
lampsshrouds the warehouses, elevators,
landings, caves and box cars with an al
most Impenetrable veil, underneath which
the homeless wanderer can seek a resting
place. '!, A few watchmen, with heavy
clubs and lanterns," patrol the railroad
yards, but rarely dive into the innermost
recesses of the spot The regular police
keep aloof, except when necessity de
mands their presence. So that It has come
about that the wayfarer With broken
purse finds the loneliness of the spot, the
cool river breezes and the absence of
guardians of the peace all in his favor,
and he lays himself down to sleep in peace
with his companion, the wharf rat
. Bat if there are animal ferrets there are
human ones, too, who wear brass but
tons, a glistening star, and carry mahog
any cluba And when en masse they de
scend to the levee and begin their search
for prey, there is fun ahead. It is gener
ally after a series of petty robberies have,
been committed that some valiant ser
geant of police deems it necessary to lead
a squad into the depths and to tempor
arily destroy the lodging arrangements of
the suspected thieves.
HUMAN FEBRETS ON THE HUNT.
Late some night.when all is still, half
a dozen " belted officers, with naming
"bullseyes," can be seen stealing down to
the levee, whispering as they go and
treading softly. They know the charac
ter of the animal they are searching for,
and that sometimes he unsheaths claws
that are dangerous to attack. Once
fairly on the levee they separate, each
alone on his hunt Down under the
wharf landing they go, the river in front
Of them, the dark dreariness of the place
around them, and naught but the lit
tle "bullseye" to guide them to their
game. . The shadows are frightfully fan
tastic and deep, the walking rough, and
the opportunity for a sudden Bupprise and
attack on them by the foe so favorable
that no wonder clubs are drawn and pistol
belts placed conveniently at hand. Here
and there curses and oaths, growls half
like snarls apprise them that some one has
been rooted out and started on a jour
ney, thaL..enda in . the - workhouse. -
The search is indefatigable -and untiring.
Every empty box car, Ill-smelling cave,
vacated shanties and pile of lumber is ex
plored. Tramps are found in the most in
conceivable places, and where less shrewd
men would never think of searching for
them. Anything and everything that will
afford them shelter and concealment from
the elements and the police they call into
service and utilize. And what jt sorry-
looking set they are when routed ont
Such bard, rough faces; torn and tattered
clothings saeaking, desperate expressions.
Their captors treat them with but little
mercy, and bhey retort with personal
abuse that is of the vilest Up the street
they go like a collection of unlicensed
curs, the damned of earth. The patrol
carries them off to safe quarters, and in
the morning off to the workhouse. There
by hard labor their term Is served out and
back again they go to the old life. Such
is the rodent of the genus homo, and so is
he hunted. The quality of mercy doled
out to him Is badly strained, and his posi
tion that of his bedfellow a dirty, loath
some rat St Paul Pioneer Press.
Fascinations Nature Has for Children.
At enthusiastic botanist and teacher,
speaking of the children, said: "They
bow as to some fetich before poisonous
plants." Monstrosities in nature fascinate
them. Double apples, strangely shaped
knots from trees, grotesque roots, curious
lichens adorn many "play-houses." Their
readiness to get hold of the properties of
plants explains,, how it is that children
(boys particularly, because they are more
in the outdoor world) find so many things
to eat in the woods and fields. A boy ac
customed to tramp about, will seldom go
100 rods afield before he begins to nibble
or chew something that he finds growing
in his path. Can you not recall a dozen
wild things of which ' you were fond in
childhood which long . ago passed from
your list of edlblesr . , . v
bassairas-Darx, both of twig and root.
spice-wood, "slippery-elm," the buds of
the linden-tree, the tender shoots from
the spruce and larch, all tickle the Dalate
of the boy or girL Men whose boyhood
was passed anywhere in northern New
England may recall how fond they once
were of something which was called "sil
ver,1; the cambium layer of the white pine.
In certain places it la the 'fashion to chew
the leaves of the aatennarla, "Indian to
bacco" in others, thistle blossoms, will
ver honey taste as sweet as did the dainty
droplets taken direct from some unfort
unate bumble-bee captured and dismem
bered by the boy seeking what he may de
vour t Popular Science Monthly.
- -, : ; .
A Horror of Untidy Copy. .
Mr. T. B. Aldrich has a horror of un
tidy "copy," and wants every contributor
and correspondent to send In as immacu
late manuscript ashisjDWn. -
Ownerrf Daniel Webster's Ann-Chair. "
' The late Horatio Sevmour was the owner
of Deniel Webster's arm-chair. His fire
place was let with tiles .taken from the
hearthstone of John Jay. t ,
- .. " .1 " ' '.' .--
If a man " be absolutely Just, he will be
absolutely merciless. Prof. Arthur S.
Hardy. . ... v
' .-- ' -- - - j- -
ng
Carriages,
Haggles
of all descriptions.
Cone in the best and most permanent style
find at short notice. ' .
JDn bAadU varieties of horseshoeing stock.
Shoeing- Fast IXorse A Speciality
.Those wanting work dona will do well to call
quickly to anticipate OTerCTOwdtni. My work is
In demand. Call on !
ou;n2ti-8moss w J.H. WOODV WHJow St.
DlAERHOEA.
We are informed that this disease is
now very prevalent all over the country
and in some cases has proved fatal by
being allowed to run on into cholera mor
bus, dysentery, &c. : Dr. Ly tie's Elixir is
acknowledged to do tne best remedy in
the market. - Physicians who have. ex
amined the formula say it can't help be
ing a - first-class medicine. Every one
who has tried it knows it to be so.-- .
' Call and get some of Jthose bargains
this week, - .y-at vvhitlock s.
Try Duffy's Pure Barley Malt IWhiB
key, for sale only by W. O. Muller.cc-Co.
- Fruit Jars ! a largo - lot of the Pat,
Woodbury Jars just received at .
y Ballard Bsc's..
june 12-eod2wd ' i,
Try our Barefooted and Baldheaded
Corn, to be found only at original Bob
Jones' Pioneer Bar. i . : 1.
T.IKE JYO TICE !
W. O. Muller & Co.
Isiquar Dealers and ; Dis
tillers Hgents." 1 ; '
HAVING just received a new and
full supply of all kinds 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.-'"' ' ' !' i
Especial attention is called to Duffy's
Pure Barley Malt Whiskey for wnicn we
are agenta-n 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 most popular brands of fine
Old Kentucky hand-made sour mash Rye
and Bourbon Whiskies, nne imported
Coernac Brandy, Jamaica Rum, imported
and domestic Gins, Pure N. C. Apple and
Peach Brandies, Pure N. (J. 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 1;. fcor-
rells, Jesse Jr Lange and W. Columbus
featherstone who win 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 . with the celebrated
Brunswick. Balko & coliander ca's
Tables, the best in use,which is are charge
of the old jovial Tom Pope who will give
a cordial greeting to alt. uraes rsMiouea
and promptly filled.
W. U. MUL.L.H.K X UU.,
Main st , opposite Public Square, -.
, Abbeville. N. C.
AT THE
SAME OLD STAND
Eagle Street, Second Door from Main.
I hereby notify my friends and the
public that I will on the first of June,
open my
JflEAT JtlMRKET
at the same old stand, Eagle st, 2nd door
from Main, where 1 will keep the best
Mountain Beef. Jflountain
JTIutton, Veal9
and all meats usually kept in a first-class
meat market. Give me a call.
may 29-dtf -G. W. BELL.
AGAIN
IN THE COMMERCIAL FIELD.
S B. WEST & CO.,
Successors to Jfl. X. IWHlliams,
D
ESIKE TO SaY TO THE PUBLIC that they
Intend to offer a full and complete line of fresh
family Groceries, Select Confectioneries and
many articles necessary to family comfort.- -
Call and see them on Mala street opposite the
Post Office. , S. B. WEST fc CO.
may iil-dlwAwlm
Advance copy one ti"ie and send bill to 8. B.
West t Co
JYetc and Valuable Jfla
chineryr for Sale.
I OFFER the following new Machinery for
sale : : '
One 34-inch Planing and Matching Machine,
One four-Bided Moulding Machine,
One heavy Morticing Machine.
.- One large iron Ten nooing Machine,
One small Feed Mill, -
lso some second-hand Machinery, as good as
new, as follows: '.... . ':
One 20-Inch Planing Machine. - .. ,
One Atlas Engine,15-horse power, - -Jl "-i
1 Westing House Engine. 10 horse power.
1 10-horse I ortable Boiler. . :
One 20-horse power boiler."
One Circular Saw-Mill.
- This Machinery Is belntr nsed everv dav. All
or part of the shove will be sold on reasonable
, - . " X. W. GIEPWOOD.'
Jy J4-dl waw2w - AsheviUe, N. C.
BORN IN ASITEVII.I.I:
MARCH 2ith, 18Z6.
The brightest star that ever bedecked
an epicurean sky--the wonder and .
admiration of the public !
SAM WELDON'S
"AMERICAN" v-.,
Fancy "Gem" Bakery
w and Confectionery
AH doing as well as could bo expected !
MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY I
You may talk of your gas and electric
: lKht, ..
For the purpose of lighting' yonr city by
'night, . -But
the beacon whose brightness illumes
" night and day ' : ,
Is WELDON'S "Gem" Bakery just over
the way. ( -"
Here joy and contentment with satisfied
;' smile ' ..',":.i.." : . '-' '"--
Pass hours of leisurely ease,
Having found every thing a sad heart to
beguile, ' f ..-J- .;,"
All murmurings forever now cease. .
, -- - .-v t. ;
The Epicurean has ljeen caught by its
beams, - . " . - -
: When wandering m sadness along, "
And the full rice fruition of his heart's
wilnest dreams . v ' . 1 " ''
Are voiced in a glad "buret ofsong ;
. i- ' - . t ,
Let the public remember that we have
A FREE DELIVERY. ': :
That we "manufacture any "kind of
Bread and Cakes desired and guarantee
its perfection or no charge.:
Then why buy inferior goods?
Instruct your servants to ask for the
Gem Bakery."
Other parties have taken up our tick
ets and Bent you theib bread. ,. 5 1
" Thope fine Pin Money Pickles reduced
to 30 cants.. . - 1 -,f -
Full line of evervthing choice usually
kept in a place of this kind. , v
' INSURANCE. i"-
1-.
Lim II UHAHGE.
-tot-
friHlC VALLEY MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION
JL - .' OF VIRGINIA . ,
Issues poKcies for from
; $1,000 to 3,000,
' ? AND "f ':kr
combines the guaravieel. feature oi
"OLD LINE " Companies at the
cost oi ordinary co-operative insur
- : 'ance in Secret Orders.
iFIRKKlHSURANCt,
Insurance against loss by Fire in
City and County on all kinds of
Proper ji Heal and Persona ;
Short as ineU as long term. ' , r
' Policies; issued -.at fair rates "
- in A. 1 Companies,
Some and Foreign.
THOS. iv. BRANCH, Agent, '
Office North Side Court Square,
my 20-tf . ; ; ,. '.
m EDWARD J. ASTOJI,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
-.-' :: , ACENTf
Ahpville. tMorth Carolina. r i
: PHILADELPHIA, PA. '
: .". :, " ; ;.-..-.,
W. O. ilULLER df.COm.
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Wo herewith take great pleasure in
introducing for export and family use
this
Extra Quality Imager Beer,
Brewed of the best Barley and imported
Bohemian Hops. It surpasses in fine
taste, flavor, brilliancy and nutritious
qualities any other Lager Beer, and is
strictly pure and unadulterated. Physi
cians advise the use of this Beer, and we
call your special attention to the follow
ing analysis : . -
"Budweis'. linger Beer, -
Emanating from the Prospect Brewery
in Philadelphia, Pa.
The undersigned," at the request of the
Technical Society, - has completed an
analysis of the "Budweis" Beer, brewed
atChas. Wolters' Prospect Brewery, in
Philadelphia, which analysis exhibits
the io.llowmg results :
. Specific gravity, 1,0124
Alcohol, 3,94$te
Extract. 4.92!c
Carbonic Acid, 02c
Ashes, - - 0,20c
This signifies that the "Budweis" Beer
in its essential qualities is almost the
exact counterpart of the . best Imported
Bohemian Beer. - i -
A further examination, seeking adul
terations, proves conclusively that it
contains naught of that nature. -
Da. D. H. Uannkbaum,
Tacony Chemical Works, Bridesburg.
Philadelphia, Oct 28, 183L'
- For Hotels. 'Boardins Houses. Private
Families and the. Trade, the above Beer
is put up in patenetopper Bottles (pints,)
and in export bottles (pints,) well corked,
wired, foiled and 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
vfith the crates.
Having erected a large 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.
All shipping orders will receive prompt
attention.
apl 3 dtf : W. O. MULLER & CO.
X BRAND & CO.
Xmi UNDERTAKERS.
v -ASHEVILLE, N. C. ""
Metallic and Walnut Coffins constantly
on hand. Every requisite of the business
furnished. All calls day or night prompt
ly answered. Hearses nrnished when
desired! - -' .'" m-wly
Door, M M BMWorfci,
1 J Thos. JL. Clayton,
-:o:-
TrniiTr onninTiAl with fheiatest machinery, and
with art Inexhaustible suDDly .of the but hard
and soft timbers on the continent, my facilities
fhr filllno orders nromntly with-the vexy-best
goods are unsurpassed in the South. . ' ; ' .
r ; WHOLESALE OB RETAIL.
Fine Mouldings and Newel Work, Inside Finis.
in Jara ana sort nooa, fancy front -and
Vestibule Doors a specialty . -All
orders sent or given the undersigned or U
8. Clayton. Superintendent, wUT receive
prompt attention, and . ", s x-: .
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED:
Tbos. I. Clayton.
irOQ ly
BOB JONES, ; y -
SlSlMlft?:' Pioneer.
Tc my Customers: iv-'f: r
- rdesire to inform my customers that Z keep
1 V... .(4Vl J WtlM A. A. JmA
good wines, litfuort, -beers, 4c, are all pure
and fresh. Orders solicited and satisfaction
guaranteed.' .Orders frbm a distance specially
solicited. - . .. . . , . ..
Goods delivered free of charge to any part of
the city by polite servants. 1
Bhep .ueaver, me curious concocior 01 cockiiuib.
Is with me and rbspectfully invites his friends to
call. . Call on or address- -
, BUB JUNIUS,
v The Pioneer Bar, S doors below 1st Nat Bank,
apiua-zm . '- - - . Asneviue,. u.
IJIPOllTAWT.
jdBROWN & CO., ;
MEISCHAI,TTAII.OIlSr :
Potion- Avenue, over Cancan's Jewelry Store.
Spring and Summer Patterns now ready in
great variety. Long practical experience. Per
feet Stand workmanship guaranteed. Repairs
promptly and neatly exeoutcd. - ? v
.MODERATE CHARGES.
Parties entuBtlne their own cloth will have it
well shrunk and every attention paid in the
making up. . .. .' apl 14-d9m,
&x.ff ''"""""" ' Ijg "
h t t f
:. W.ur -rr
Homes .-Without Capital
THE FOUNDING OFTIIETOWNOF
WHITTIER.
SOMETHING UNIQUE AND 1.EW
GLARKE WHIfTIER, of California,. Is divi
ding 60.000 acres of land. In Swain CO.. N. C .
In the "Sky land region," Into small tmcts lor ac
tual settlers only.' . -They
will be sold tor cash, or on a creditor
nom one to ten yean.- a aesiraoirtne prmoiptu
may lay ten five years at 6 percent Interest, pay
able annually, and one-fifth tof the principal to
bepaid each year thereafter.
The soil is rieh, its tobacco brings the highest
prices in tne manet , averagins; net prom 01
from $75 to 1150 per acre. .-..
The lands are divided into- farms of from 20 to
1000 acres to suit purchasers.
- The labor required in opening np these lands
has made the Town of WBITT1EK aeoesslty,
which is now a stationon the Western North Car-
ouna Kajiroaa, e mnes ea 01 unariesion. ine
founder of Whitller will spare no pains or ex
pense to makeii the-most attractive and desira
ble resident and business town in Western N. C.
Hills, stores, mechanics' shoos, residences and
hotel now erected. Lots are donated to churches,
schools and public buildings.
-- The improvement of the lands and the town
requires nil kinl of mechanics and laborers.
Purchasers will be furnished lumber for Im
provements at tlO to $12 per 1000 feet.
Comfortable quarters and rations will be pro
vided for purchasers and their families, at the
mere cost, until they cafe erect their own houses.
Come right along.
Thus you can bay lands, lots, and baild houses.
on long credits and work to pay for them.
Such inducbhknts have never been offered be
fore, as are now offered at Whittler.
Come at once and erect your houses. Plenty
workat fair prices. -Fences, roads and houses
to build. Plenty of work ready now.
C. WHITTLER,
Whittier, Charleston P. O.,
June 29-tfSent. 18. - Swain Co. 1 N.C..
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13- fs-W!s.. I'rst
31
iiOOT JUYD
SHOE W Jill Ell,
Main Street, (Above Eagle Hotel)
jlsheviile, JT. C.
o
The oest stock always on hand. Work always
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
1 am especially preparea to miKe ooots ana
hoes so as to prevent dampness t jd sQCEAXiNO.
Ready-Made nstom Work of
- ail sorts on Jianu.
Gentlemen and Ladie' Repairing a Spe
cialty. . .
Fine Custom Work always onhand. any s tvle
and satisfaction guaranteed, as to stock and
work. Shoemakers1 Findings always on hand and
tor sale, t be best in the market, at low prices
Fine Groceries!
Imported and Domestic Table
Delicacies,
at KEPLER'S.
T.
I. T.
EXTRA CHOICEST New Crop TEAS,
choicest Moyune Gunpowder,
English "Breakfast,
Formosa Oolong, .
Extra Fancy Japan:
FINE COFFEE.
Mocha, Olc Government Java,
Cordova, Santos Peaberrr, .
Finest Rio and Laguayra,
Instantaneous. Chocolate, Cocoa,
Baker's Chocolate and Broma.
CROSSE & BLACK WELL'S Jams,
Gordon & Dil worth's Jellies & Preserves,
G. & D. Pineapples, in glass jars,
G. & D. Cranberry Sauce, " v : "
CANNED VEGETABLES.
Gordon & Dil worth's Asparagus,
Oyster Bay Asparagus, I
Sifted Early June Peas,
Succotash, Corn, " !
Whole Tomatoes, Okra and Tomatoes,
French Peas and Mushrooms. ! "
CALIFORNIA CANNED Fruits,
Peaches, Apricots, Pears,
White Cherries, Green Gage Plums,
Bahama Pineapples grated, and sliced.
EDAM & PINEAPPLE CHEESE,
Bobs' Lunch Biscuit, . ! .
Boss' Wafers, Moshroom 'Crackers, ; - -Imported
Albert Biscuit -
Finest New Orleans Molasses. ' .' :
Kev West and Imported Cigars.
: FULL STOCK OF
STAPLE OUOCEBIES
, , ; - KEPJLEieS.
South Main Si, opp. Eagle Hotel.
CANADA COWAN - ' '
VJ - (Established in 1855.)
Watehmlter,
f -'. - , -
KLt - Jeweler,
:.:y-ri- . AxmnxALZsnr
Watches, Clocks, Jewelery, Spectacles, dec
Patton Avenue, Asheville, N. C.
Leroy W. FairehUd's Gold Pen, Good
stock always on hand. -
SOMETHING CHOICE!
: , Jot- . : -
LOVERS OV THE WEED, who enjoy a Teally
yood smoke, should always ask for -
Qolden Ireal,
ilAnd of the K3sy
Plsffafa. i;.-.
r'Kranffaife aisAufkctured from. th eele
b rated Tobaccos grown la Western ' North Caro
11.. n fre from all. nerfumeries. adulterations o
ImpnriUesAnd are.piiied for their , . ,
Superb Smoking Qualities,
Ask your dealers or v y
'3 vtioiE&:T&jbc;aS3&
and take aq other4 4 ;-: f .v
E. I. HOITES k CO.'ToPEiSTOEa
an2-12mos - ''- ' ASHSVIIXK. N.C.
D. C. CUNNING II All, PaoPRiKOB,
FRANKLIN,
K.C.
Table supplied with the bestlhe market
First-Class Livery , and Sale StsUes.in
,t t connection wim nouuo. . -Tailr
Hclt btwM Wbstr'
T rrwsiklia, . i
GA -ftouunU JBavmt tor Mfrummurt. -TJiUMS
It KJl t 0vYVf BL4S.
septll-dly
WINE ANlirQtJOR STORE.
MAIN ST 3rd DOQRJ ABOVE ?THE BANK OF ASlIEVILLE.
, ' The largest andrmost complete f assortment of '
Imported ah
Liquors and Brandies
-.' ; .'; .'-::-.!'? TO 'BE FOUND IN ' .
WESTERiT': NORTEC ARQLINA.
I make & specialty of Champaigns, Sauternes and Clarets by the case.
': T J ; and cany a large stock of fine
I:rililB;0;N AN Z A'
Sample and Po ol Room in the Rear,
: Z , v , .-, Is unsurpassed by anything bf the ! kind in the State.
JOHN Z. MII-STER & J. A.
Atlantic & N. C. R. R.
- TIME TABLE Jf O. 2.
In effect 18 Sunday. January l'lth. 1886," '
SAST.
WEST.
No. SI.
No. 50.
t Passenger.
Passenger.'
STATIONS :
Arr. . L've.
Arr. L've.
p. x.
P. K.
507
5 64
6 52
1128
A.M.
lilt
10 86
.942
446
A.K.
10 89
47
7 47
606
. 435
Goldsboro
LaGrange ,
Kinston
New Berne
MoreheadCity '
Morehead Depot
Dally Except Sunday,
6 51
182
8 47
11 18
1140
Train 50 oonnects with Wilmineton A Weldon
train bound North, leavina- Ooldxboro ll:s5a.m.-.
and with Richmond & Danville train West, leav
ing Uoldsboro 12:35 p. m., and Wilmington &
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
4:54p..m-
TRAIN NORTH, v
Arrive Tkv
Bennettsville, 8 2U p m
FayettevUle, - 1200m 1226pm
Sanford. 215nmS2Snm
Greensboro, 6 00pm.
winner at r ay eitevmc.
TRAIN SOUTH.
Arrive. Leave.
Greensboro . 9 60 a m
Sanford 120pml45nm
Fayettevllle ' 850pm 4 00pm
Bennettsvillo 7 80pm
Dinner at Sanford.
Freight and Psssenger Train leaves Bennetts
ville Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 2 SO
p m, arriving at Fayettevllle at 8 p m.
Leaves FayettevUle on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at 6 80 a m, and arrives at Ben
nettsville at 12 m. -
Freight and passenger Train North leaves Fay.
etteville on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at 8 a m, (oonnecttng at Sanford with Freight
nd Passenger Trains to Raleigh), leaves Sanford
at 11 30 a m, and arrives at Greensboro at 5 40 pm.
Leaves Greensboro Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at 6 a m, leaves Sanford at 11 15 a m,
anu arrives air ay ette vine at z 40 p m.
J NO. M. ROSE, Gen. Pas. Agent
W. M. 8. DUNN. Gen. Superintendent
Richmond and Danville
; Railroad. :
" WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION. '
: General Passenger Office,
Salisbury, N. O, June 19th, 1886. f
On and after June 80th. 1886. and sopercedlna
111 others, the following schedule will be opera-
wi over inis rooa :
' MAINLINE. ''- M ' ' -'--
TralnNo.63. Train No. 51
. W8T. - , IAST. ,
Arr. X've. Arr. ' L've.
Salisbury,
Btatesville
Newton,
Hickory, ,
Icard,
Morgan ton,
Marion. -
11.25 am. 5.80 p.m.
12.28
1.82
1.68
220
8.05
4.08
4.21
4Ji3
8.14
8.43
1.56
1.88
12.97
11.66
11.40
10.59
9.56
8.56
8.18
7.20
1.69
2.4S -r
8.21
1.28
U.57
11.40
10.62
10.01 ;
2.40
8.06
4.87
4.58
6.21
71
7.58
8.55
4.87
Round Knob, 4.52
Black Mo'ain, 6.29
Asheville. 6.16
Alexanders, C.06
Marshall,
Warm Spr'gs,
Paint Rock.
T.67
.62
8.18
T.4T
9.1 '
Train No. 50.
WS8T.
. Arr. - Lve.
Train No. 51.
AST.
Arr.
Lv
Salisbury,' "
Statesville,
Newton,
Hickory,
Icard,
Morgan ton,
Marion,
Old Fort
Round Knob.
1.2 0 a. m
2.44
3.56
4.34
6.09
6.44
6.59
7.37
aao - -
9.02 -10.00
10.40
11.85
1.05
12.4t
11.86
10.17
9.40
9.13
8.40
,7 80
6.67
6.16
6.24
- 4.21
8.43
B.61
1J5
9.43
3.56
4.33
6.09
6.44 :
6.59
7.3 ,
8.00 .
11.28
10.17
9.41
9.12
8.40..
7.20
6.57 ,
6.sr.
8.89
: 4.SI '
8.43
8.01 :
8.00
LIS
Black Mount'a 9.02
AsheviUe, 9.65
Alexander's, 10.40
Marshall,- 11.85
Warm Springs 12.30
raint .bock, 3ja
... MURPHY
DIVISION;
Going West
; Going East '
Arr. L've. Stations.
A M 10.10 AsheviUe.
11.08 11.10 . m Turnpike,
11.33 - 11.88 S Pig"n River, .
13.31 18.40. fc Waynesv'le &
1.15 1.85 o. Balsam, g
2.35 ' 2.85 f Sylva, .
2.45 2.46 Web'rStafn K
8.36 8.86 P Whittier, -4.80
4.26 , Charleston,
6.30 - 5.80 . .Nantahala,
"7.05 Jarretts, .
Arr.
sas
I. 48
12.26 '
II. 42
1Q.26
mis
9.28
8.36
7.84
Ive
P M
S15
158
160
1202
10 27
1016
929
84ft
7.84
.L00
Meal Stations. - K. -t'Z'-
Trains Nos. 50 and SI run solid between Louis
ville and Salisbury, carrying rullman .sleepers
between Cincinnati, Louis vUle and Knoxviile ;
also between Warm Springs aod Goldsboro.
Trains Nos. 52 and 53 runs solid between Mor
rlstown and Salisbury, carrying Lelghton sleep
ing cars between Chattanoogr and AshevUle.
C. W. CHEARS, A G P A. Richmond, Va. .
. W. A. TURK. A. G. P A.,Sallsbury, N C '
. V. E. .McBES8upt. AsheviUe. N C.
Schedule of Maenctrt Rates
1K0K PBISC1FAL rorHTT' 1 . f
if-ii.To- jlshevlitcr-jr. c. : '
1st Class.
r-' S
JJmlied.
y-8.S5.5o
h 21.06
V 18.25 ,
A-17.05
Bound Trip?'
Summer Settlers,
FROM
New York.
Philadelphia,
Baltimore,
Washington,
Richmond,
Norfolk,
Wilmington,
Charleston, .
Augusta, -i
AUanta, f
Montgomery,
Mobile, ; ;
New Orleani.
lii cannon.' , : t-
$82.00
1U5
- 88.00
22.40
. 80.00
15.25
.T8.00
v 15.85
17.30
s 13.45
) 15.80
11.66
U i.76 '
lit ' :
V 13.30,
"16.66
- 13.18
J4.is
13.26
10.85
- 14.75
. 90.20
98.45
775
17.0
3 12.40
i 97.75
30.65
r 11.65
23.80
Chattanoogsb
Memphis.-.,
Louisville,
17.75
Cincinnati,
13.CO
Raleieh.
in bo 12.S5
Savannah
17.iM, . ! 18.76
10.25 ! 18.15
2L60 T S85
Columbia.
Jacksonville,"
IF X0ij J
. ', f I- fit . - i ' . '
-HIiLJ' Dining Rooxrt,.
Where the best the market af-!
fords can be obtained at reason.
abl- rates. South Main st.
2 doors above Eacle Hotel.
MARQUARDT, Managers.
JOHN HART & CO.
;; Contractors and Builders,
ASHEVILLE, N. C,
i MAKERS OF-
OOOIl and JVUVDu If
;; THAMES,
JtrjJTTEI.8 and BRACKETS.
Keep in stock Mouldings, Newels,
Handrails Balusters, eta, etc.
AH kinds of Builder's woodwork solicited
apl9-Uw3mos
Pomona Hill Nurseries,
J. Van Iilndley, Propr.
SALEM JUNCTION, N. C,
2 Miles west of Greensboro, on the
Richmond & Danville Rail Road.
Orer 1,000,000 Frnlt Tree,
Tin438, etc.,
IT- . A u T Til
Apricot, Nectorine, Japanese Persiru
mon, Qnlnce, Figs, Pecans, Molberriei
Grapes, Raspberries, Currants, Goose
berries, Shade Trees, Evergreens, Roses
&c, in great variety.
Send for descriptive catalogue, which
gives lull description of all, and retai 1
price list:
Correspondence solicited, special in
ducements to large planters.
- Address
s J. VAN LINDLEY,
Salem Junction, Guilford co., N. C.
A. R. Ogburn and N. A. Reynolds,
-Agents for Western N. C.,
at Asheville, N. C.
" mch 16-dAw6mo8
; ' THE
HAZLEGREEN
caslz tss 31inp Jb aotorv
Has recently purchased a lanre amount ot Oak
Ash. Chestnut, Cherry and Walnut Lumber.
and
CAN FURNISH WORK
manufactured of thoroughly dried iraterial. We
propose to furnish work at the lowest figures, and
qutu to any unponea goods.
THOS. I CLAYTON, Propr
' J 8. CLAYTON, Business Hanger.
CebfHiwtl . , . . i ... - .
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 gilt
or nickle lined. All other trimmings on
short notice.
v Saddles and Bridles
Of every grade and price, from cheapest
Morgan to the Knglish Shaptoe.
ilORSE COEE1KS
Of every kind, sixe, grade and price.
' nonsE ceo tuijvo
Just received a fresh stock, including
Track Suits, Sweat Hoods, Jowl Hoods,
Cooling Blankets, Ankle Boots of differ
ent patterns, linen Sheets of all price
"'.yV - JLAP ROBES.
The finest stock in the market Call anl
see them.
Whips, Saddle doths and
Ety Jtots,
In every iarie v. . : '
BEPMUUVO OF A.EE
IE &MrMUMIM.Mjm
" Remember " we have no machinery,
all work done by hand and guaranteed.
Call on-ns and see what can be bouoht
in Aehevilla In our line. ,
, .S'T-'w; mUxcu.
North Main street, epposlte old Central
Hotel, Asheville. N C, , , . -. , ,
FANCY SIG3T AW1 k '
iif ': i r i,i t... 'j
iu-.irr.'s lr. l. S.WICEGOOD."
It ready to do the very kest work, in his line
and will gnsrantee satisfaction In work aad
uoia Kisns a specialty.
Estimates fnrntahed for larra eontracta.
inTlte examinatkni of prices and work. Giye
me scan, .v- ' . - -
meb 10-d - - L. SWICEOOOD.
A CEMrOFXilOME FOR S0ME-
TUT jWttlwt Kltte 'plum" 1 Buncombe coon
ty, two miles from a depot, four miles from
see tty, en sw&nnano nvf, eon tains ninety
aores,twenty of which are good bottom.thirty sp
laud,as rood as any on the rirer, no washed or
worn-eui land on. the place; forty acres wa
Umbered. Good, new dwelling house, with 7
rooms, all ou honsps, splentiid spring with
spring-house, 150 choice apple tree-, one-half of
which ere Just ready to bear, 75 ra.tH trwe all of
superior ouanty; some rrtx riis- ana per.
This property is well aaaiiwd to growing grass
and clover, and now has auout tweaty-flve acres
in clover. Also pood tobacco land.
Por further paruculars !-'' t the
mcma-dwM Oituax ovnas,