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For a gorenuneat to . perform its
highest functions it must take co?
nuance of fcllthft elcEtr inthe
State which constitute tha. bod p o
litic, and octl with each? according
to its best interest, always seekiiig to
elevate and benefit eachf-and to
brie the whole in harmony iwita a
united purpose to - secure to each,
all u which each is justly 'entitled.
Huolt, emphatically it aaajr be said,
has been the trfsdpla upon which
the DerofXC&O Xjh&S adnjimj
tered the Btate government.-Yea
more. It hag not bees conten) with
aimnlv recoernizinir these treat, fun
damental principles as the hatis upon
which our beautiful fahrio stands,
but it ha Hoiiffht tm frive- to, them
active living force." To this -endIt
has boldly declared .through its
Chief Executive that as th govern
ment is what the neoele make it,
the better the people the better the
government, and the mCH"intelli
gent and virtuous the-, people;,' the
better will be the laws and the more
honest their execution. Hen'ceTit
becomes the-dutytbe solemn ,uty,1
oi luoee cnargeu wiiu uie auuuu
ration of public affairs,; to provide
tor the people the highest attainable
moans of mental and msvraLculture.
The school bouse and school teacher
nro the means. What U the. record
of the Democratic administration
n thii subject" Read --. it,
Deoile of North Carolina, in the
bold utterances of the Governor
in the efficientworlcthe Superin
tendent of Pubho--Jiwtrucuon, in
,he wise acU of tTo . Legislature, in
the excellent .Normalcboola estab
lished and prospering, iu the dozens
of Gradeci pchOtl'Sbedding ..their
light and blessings upon the 'com
munities in which they .are, in the
thousands of '.schools k houses that
dot the State over,, and the Hun
dreds of thousands' of bright, happy,
joyous children that throng them.
The work of educating her Bon arid
daughters has. ..been marvelous in
North Carolina. , How it has been
accomplished, and how much 'yet
remains to be don?, and . how the
Democratic party propose to do it,
will form subject tor future consid
eration, and other great results
which have been worked out by the
progressive Democratic party and
which have brought the State to its
present high standing. Elizebeth
(Jay f'alcon.
FROM MAINE.
The election for -State officers,
four congressmen, legislature &c,
occurred in Maine Monday1. The
republican carry the ' State, of
course, but by a reduced majority
The democrats gained, the republicans-lnet.
and the ferohibitianists
have not yet been heard from.' All
four republican "congressmen were
elected, and ,tne 1 legislature is re
publican, which insures Mr. Blaine's
eieeuon to the u. e. Senate.
t A Times e ial from ; Akron, O.,
says: .The people living in the coal
him-in . regions embracing four
. . towns . and quite a large range of
' ..'.'..' I .1 J 4 It ltAlAAL
. Sunday 'morning- by - a lumbering
sound. Accompanied by shocks of
' earthquakes s -distinct ' that the
: bouses were terribly shaken and
"articles on mantels were thrown to
-the floor. S f
-. Several years ago. the earth set
tled several feet without apparent
- enuse in this region and the people
- were badly frightened,, fearing they
' will be swallowed up. To make
, tuatt .rs more unpleasant very large
meteors yesterday, passed over the
shaken uppertien of the country!
traveling close to the earth and
throwing off heated particles every
lex feet. The meteor illuminatid
- the country for a great distance and
' js supposed to have struck the earth
near the eastern part of the city as
the 8 hock in that locality was dis
Geronimb "'appears-' to have cap
. ''.-tared' the army, ' instead of
the reverse. Now that he is nomi
iially a prisoner, no one seems to
know what to do with him. We
' suggust that Gen. Milea place him
i in the custody of some of the Arizo
uiaus whose home he has desola-
ted..;1- j-
- A. N. Wilsoni' recently -removed
from the postmastership at Savan-
nali,Ga..on the.greund of offensive
.....partisanship, 'denies, the authority
, of the f resident to remove him, and
, announces his intention to apply to
the courts for-relief.; .-'He--will gue
. vhJGrowrnnont for his salary up
. .. to January, 1889, when his commis-
a - arfthi - he . exjired-had he.
- peen retainea m oince,-
.Mrs. Phoebe Chesley. Peterson. 'Clay
. county, Iowa, tells the following remark-
able story, tbe irotbof wbicb is vdocrad
for by the resldenU.of the town "i am
73 Tears old, have ; been troubled, with
. il fc laser cooapUintand lamenees for naanr
yean; could not drees myself without
help. Now lam free from all pain and
urencBB, auu mat oie a uu sti my own
h oil Rework. I owe my thanks to Electric
: ' ltittera fof baring reneired my- youth.
nd removed completely all disease and
.pain." J '
' " ry bottle, only 60e. at H.U. Lyon
For a good plate of e bicten, ham'; beef
"- e'r the beat soap you ever ' tasted,' (ja to
' Turner's, in the Johnston building,, cor
, HerPttou Avenae and Main streets.
Anv dish can be obtained for 10 cents.
GKA1TITE YARD,
UEXDERSONYILLE,
A -i
A.
P. CORN,! Ioyrlctor.
.... .. ' '-. a .:.:.- '
Tb rni loans - new BesdereonTlUe ti
irosniMd far lu beraty ud daretiiutf. .
lb HB4nJRiw4 Is pmwi4 tm Airnlsh on
I notice, all work la wuilie. for Wiadow-.
ilia, hunt U1, Ptept, At., Ac, , indeed ererr
tfciiif aceOedlorBiuMUBca. - -. ...
XKH KEJSONABLK.
. rail oa or tomm .
A. P fORN.
". t f BexKleroQviUe, N. C.
There is an increasing demand in
Er&zii fomAmerica pine lumber. No
doubt Virginia and Nortlr"Carolina
v. il s in this fact' an avenue lor
the opening up of n profitable trade.
- Ever? iay adiiUonal buildiass
areound in Charleston which1 have
tolAaprn fdowti, JMid thef dis
pUches state that the injury to the
city will exceed amount $5,000-
, The Sate Statistician of Indiana
gayJbarTCport8 ihdicate .that the
corn crop of that State this CieaJ
WlITrield abefit45Q.QOO,000 bushels,
an increase IfWlTJPQ bushels
over Jthecrop of 1885.
John. Jiobbar, a boy 1C years old,
ittBtpted'Xo jufntriacroBS shailn
the Alice mine, atr Butte,- Uontana.
and, his head striking a timber, be
fell 815 feet to the bottom of the
shaft '
iThiWork in the departments at
Washington ia said to be progress-
jag verj.satisfactorily, now that the
omitiala are ireea mm ine annoy
ances'pf the .pieeente ofCongress
men ..
Qln the'recertt Senatorial contest
in Atlanta. - 3.290 votea 'were ' cast.
Rice, the prohibition. .candidate, re
ceivig233 majority. He carried
the eity br108 majority, and every
precinct but one. This shows that
Itrohibition is not dead yet in At
anta. -.- - - .
'Th Florida tDiibatcK, ;"wbich i.is
good authority on'the subject,' - says
that the orange crop will be at least
one-lialf and perhaps two thirds the
usual, crop and that the fruit will
b large and of fine ' flavor. This is
an item for the croakers, in view of
last winter a freeze.
The Charleston physicians sug
gest as a preventive of epidemics
that the people boil all the drink
ing -water they use. Sickness is now
considered one of the greatest . dan
gers with which the unfortunate city
can he afflicted. The people would
be almost powerless before; an epi
demic While there has beenlmuch
talk of raising monevfor the suffer
ers the amount actually lorwarded
has been comparatively small.
"I see nothing," said Senator Ken
na, "to indicate 'discouragement to
the Democracy. Information re
eeivedbvthe committee from all
quarters promises active and; ener
getic campaign- work by the local
organizations, and. assures a good
working majority in the next ilouse.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
There' is a rumor that Bismarck
and Giers, the Russian Prime Min
ister, are intriguing to put Peter, of
Uldenburg.on tbe Bulgarian throne.
If Pete shall first have a talk with
his ebusin A-leck. late of Bulgaria.
he will doubtlees decline to rake that
chestnut from the fire.
CEMETERY.
. For choice burial loU In tbe Aalierille Ceme
terr apply, w.thout del7, to
A. J. LYMAN,
suxl&Umoa. ' ' Seal Estate Broker.
W.LDOUGLAS;
G3.00
SHO
ran
W.U0UGLAS
FOR SALE fTHE
Price Boot ana Snoe sti
If. 21. TVEJiVJEIt.:
JSOTJT1IMAINST.,
Jy&danl - j
ApnEviLLK,N. C.
TjEDUuED EATE8.
"oaid at the TOUNPIKK HOTEL, nan now be
obtained at reduced rates for the balauce of the
season. 'An' early application will secure good
rooms. MRS. J. V. SMATHETiS. .
.. sept. dlwk , .
: - All
-, OTTOt
Ak. ST
moos m
shoe- 3m
I PBARLLaunclri
SUPERIOR' COURTS FALL TERM
Courts in the 10th, Uth and 12th Dis
tricts fidt as follows t .
,XNTH DI8TBICT JUOGt MOKTGOMEKY. .
-t Caldwell September 8,1 week. ;
" Mitchelh September 13, 2 weeks. -iYancey
September 27, 2 weeks; v!- -McDowell
October 11, 2 weeks.
- ttvrjrni piBraior-JCDGa tiRAvaa. ;
r Cleveland October 5,1 Week. '.' f
: Meckleabuig August 30, 8 weeks. J-
Uaiont-M-Seiitember 20,2 week. .- .
. Li ncol n--Octobcr 4, 1 week.-'
Gaston October 11, 2 weeks, -;
Rutherford-r-Novembei lr2 weeks,,-'"
IPoUvrNovember 15, 1 week. ' '' i
(WELFTH DISTRICT JDEK3B AVEBT. ! i
Mkdiaon November 22, 2 weeka.
-. Buncombe December 6, 2 weeks. --
Transylvania September 13, 2 weeka
Haywood September 13, 2 weeks. .
Jackson &eitember Z7V l week. ;
Macon October 4. 1 week, -Clay
October 11. 1 week. ..
. Cherokee October IS, 2 weeks. . . ,( ...
'Graham November 1, 1 week.
- Swain November 8, $ weeks. '
Civil actions only. 2
' tCriminal actions only.
. jCivil actions only, except jail cases.
Criminal cases .only, except citi;
Citions not requirinjr a jury.
r i ....
- A dispatch from Galena, Ilia.,
Bays: "An epidemic prevails among
the inhabitants oi Avoca, lowa
county, Wis., - which has resulted
fatally in manv cases. The disease
is of the nature of dysentery, ending
in the cases of children in spinal
meningeus and deatn. .
. J Cmplmltt't ftrtmf tHmtmmtrjf.
. Capt Coleman, schr. Weymouth, ply?
ing between Atlantic City and. N. YN
bad been troubled with a coogh so that
he was unable to sleep, and was induced
to try Dr. King's &ew Divery for
Consumption. It not only, gave him
instant relief, but allayed the extreme
soreness in his breast. His children were
similarly affected and a single dose had
the same happy effect Dr. King's New
Discovery is now the standard remedy
in the Coleman household and on board
the schooner. Free trial bottles of this
Standard Remedy at II. H. Lyons' Drug
Store. . .
To Business Mkn. t .
It you desire to reach the largest uum-
oer of the best people in western L'aro
Una and East Tennessee, use the adverti
sing columns of the Cmzax, Daily and
Weekly. The (Jitizxn bas a mucb !ar-
err bona fide circulation in the territory
mentioned, than any other paper.' Rates.
;j -- ! 1 .
are low. cuutuueriug circulation.
Messrs. Fags, Garren & Co. are prepar
ed to deliver the best of lime, for build
ing or other purposes, at the depot in
Asbeville, at twenty-five cents per bus
hel, or ninety cents per - barrel,, by the
car-load. Address all orders to the above.
at Warm Springs, N. C, oi M. J. Fagg in
Asheville.
It is kept on hand and for sale in any
quantity by Uearxien, Kankin & (Jo
Asheville, N. C.
junel-tf , F. G. & Co.
GO TO THK PlOKEEa BAB
For your fancy mixed drinks of all
kinds: micb as Saneaiess, Mint Juleps
Big Yellow, Milk Punches, and all other
mixed drinks which are found in first-
class saloons. Orders for these drinks
will be filled and sent to any part of tbe
city, free oi charve.
Rooms three doors below 1st National
Bank, Na 9. It. R. Jones, Prop.
june 2-tf -
' Thanks to- an appreciative public you
will always una tue ".Bonanza" lovely
and cheerlul.. . .
Large stock of Gcriiiantown Saxony
and Shetland Wools, Embroidery, Fill
ing Snd Knitting silks, arroseneand che
mille, just received
at Whitxook'9.
rrux notice.
The Tax List, for the year 18S6. havinK been
K laced in my bands for collection, all parties are
ereby notified to call at my office and settle
weir taxes. - 4 Jt. mwn,
sept7dlw4wlt Sheriff.
A TTEN FION 1
Tne nnifoim cloih for the puptls of the ASHE
VILLE MILITARY ACADEMY has arrived, and
is in the bands of both Mr. Sebartle of Main st
and Mr. J. Brown Jc Co., of Patton Avenue, Mer-
cnant tiuiois, sua will be sola to tnose wanting
sept7d3t . Prln. A.M.A.
A New City to be Built
TEN MILES FROM ASHEVILLE,
On W. C. Road.
At the central point of the celebra
ted Hominy Valley, where streams and
public roads intersect, with the Western
li. C. Railroad, ten aoilss west of Asae-
Tilie, l oner
, Valuable Property for Sale,
In lots to suit Dorcbasers. The many
important surroundings of this point
ouarantee the earlv and Dermanent ea-
tahlisbment of a thriving town. Among
the most important oi these is tne
r Unsurpassed Water "Power ,
For milling and manufacturing purposes.
Parties desiring to enter upon enterpri
ses of this chanterpeciaUy thqBfi wiw
small cjipitaT.'will do wOH'to call and ex
aaithe this locality. Believing this point
to be a most advantageous one for a -
Prosperous Towni '
shall prefer to sell in small loU, with
water power privileges. ..However',;. I
will sell the entire property . in'a bod
Terms very reasonable. - '
. There are over three htindred acrea of
excellent land, much ' of it . highly .imN
proved, with good dwelling' and other:
buildings, in this property. For farther
particulars apply to ..
: , ; -. .. , W. GCanw.eb,
- ' Hominy.NrC. .-'
' or the Citizes Office,
my SS-41awawtf -. - ; ..
CLOTHING
-v';-, '; FOR"" '
Men, Youths, Boys and
, r - Children, :vr
styles and prices.
4 SX:gOi;.B ome:mdaeipM Shoesi J
irmde t der at; ste
TQ TOURISTS AND OTHER3.
ABDEXf PARK,
BATES i';";"'' '
. ; 9 2.00 per day, '
13.00 per week, ,
- 40.OO per month. -
Dinner and Supper 75 eta. each. -
Address . THOS. A. MORRIS,
mayia-dtf . .Proprietor.
QLAGLE'O HOTEL:
Patton Avenue, neat Bailey stred.3
; J. L. Lw SLAGLJ3,
Prt,rllr sad w r.
This fconaa Ttsftoia- miik Snd to be aniel sad
hone4ik. and Ina rnanaMr duvated ta the r
o uilnrt. -;.,. .. ..-i
Aceoiamodation tor a number of coasts. It
enjoys a t ry large transient basinea.
Land of the Sky !
' ,3 for 'in th.e Iead 1 -"
The Star rot Buncomtbol
. Qraat Saeeeas f the
...,. 7
Grand Central Hotel;
AaheTlIle, If. C. '..
91,000 Arrivals la years -SOO la tbe
ComnUmenta and nraiia 6t mests Is fir sweeter
music than any brawband. - Come to tbe Grand
uenirai lor nice, coot rooms, sest tare in una
end of tbe State. . r
Board 11.60, liOO, and tJ OO per dar. t23 to 148
A fine boas, drawn by six ftoe horses, as well as
niee oamaaes, meet su--trains.
SeUTer checks to part Le at tne depot.
- Bpleadtd l33ery ttaeheal.-c
The eh e pest store la tii city line rail in al
departments: ...' "-i .' . . ' '
DRY ; GOODSi N0TIOXS. ,J30pT$,
i.'r.. SUV EX J. ND HATS, "...
GROCERIES AND HARDWARE.
Also agents for Domestic and White Bf acblnea
S, R. CHEDESTER & SON,
Owners and PBOPBiEToita.
jaly -d3mos . . .
THE NEW
HOTEL I
Hot Springs, rj. C.
- (FOBMEBtY WARM SPRINGS.)'
The Baths at this celebrated resort are now
Iniahed. For earative nroDertiea or as a Imnrr.
they are unsurpassed. ,
The hotel is modern and '
First-Class in Every Respect,
and all departmeats are maintained at the hijfh-
est stanaara oi excellence.
On and after Sunday, August 23, the following
schedule will be in force :
- lave Asoeville, 10.00 a. m.
Arrive Hot SprUurs, ' -12.88 p.m.
Leave Hot Springs, . S.00 p. n.
Arrive Asheville, ' 5.00 p.m.
Round Trip Tickets, S I .85.
Visitors and citizens of Asheville are thns of
fered a most deliehtnil excursion, a hentifnl
railroad ride along tbe picturesque French
Broad, and ample time a the Springs tor a Bath
and Dinner. "
Good roams ean still be secured by permanent
guests. -- v. i, -
B.F.Cliatfielde
Proprtetor.
, . ALSO PBOPBIETOa
h(ehand park hotel,
AIKEN, 8. C
Tbe Popular Winter Bcsort.
aemaias, . . - i.
Cssar'sHea&Hotel,
. Located npon the snmniit of
CAESAR'S HEAD MOUNTAINS,
a bold outlyinir rpur of the Blue Bldare.'Four
Thousand Si
iix Hundred-s'eet (4600) above tide
water. Scenery grand bevond 'eoneeption,
Climate unparalleled. Average temperance from
45 to W. Mineral waters abundant.
Every convenience provided at the Hotel. . '
TKB5I8: 32 per day, tio per week. $35 par month.
HOW TO REACH CiESAR'S 1IEAI.
Take 7 a.m. train at Asheville, come to Hen
dersonville, N. 'C, 8i.m, take stage at depot,
arrive at Casar'i Head same afternoon.
- F. A. MILES, M. D.,Propt.,
angiadlm - - , . ,
: .. "THE .,
First-Cla3s' Restaurant
In AKbevtlle ----r.r-.
is to be found at . "
TURNER'S,
Johnston Hulldinz Corner
. Patton jive, and Main St.
p ...
.3 .
Jver jr.;.delicacy of tbe season
served at the shortest notice and at
the most reasonable rates.
Game, Hah and Oysters will be served
after the first of September in an. style,
arid lamiliea served with oysters as de
sired. .. -' '
Elegant loaches pat up in baskets for
parti ear and, any one going off on trains
will find it tb their advantage to call and
ggt lunches before leaving. - c i
Tqoffee, Chocolate and Tea, of the finest
quality;' served at the counter. The high
eat prices paid for these poods. . . . , , .
phanice of bill of fitre atlqnch conhter
every dayv" - .. -, -rrDmerent
soups every day. ' c s
.j-' Our kitchen' is open for public ' inspec
tion at any time. ; i-. au 28-dtf '
BOW
New suddIv Helmets and Straw Hats
also 4 in hand Pigeon Ties at
TloridaTonio X
ait
Mr. Foster S ChapiTian,
fmarvfthM landmarks of the Georeria Drug
trade, now of Ortando, Florida, writes ;
t "I can hardly select a single case of -'
f Uie many to whom have sold
OsiSB'i Konesr VA Bmsww, but what
f ' have been satisfied; and I find it the ft
i- best remedy tor all Skin Diseases k.t
' ' have ever sold, and fine Florida -I
f lonlo, .).. FOSTFR 8. CHAPUAN,"
; , , OrlanaaFja." :
JL 'Certala -Cura -Vi.Catanji..'..'
A fiUPKR B JXESH PEODTJCEH.iAKD TOKIO
OTJIITS's riONEEBrBl,OOlK3IE'WEB
Cares aU Blood and Skin Ttiseasesr-itaatumttism,
Scrofula. ' Did tiores. A perfect Spring Medicine:
receipt of price. snsil bottles SI .00, large bottles
ir .At in ronr mirm it win m lurwwu-ni uu
H75.
Essay on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
. " . . . ...ill . j.J.. w I III .
MACON MKDICIlia COMPANY.
h - yM:. Macon, Georgia.
FOB SALE By H. H. LYOK6. Asheville. N. C,
apis-daivlv .', .
FIRE
INSURANCE
INSURANCE
Si.
I'N SU RAN C E ?
Pi5LLiAMJ.:;(50.;
At Bank of Asheville. .
BEST-COMPANIES. FIRST TO
;.: PAY LOSSES IN THE Wllr
' ' MINGTON FIRE.
idU 16-dlv " - . ..
SHEVILLE FEMAI.K , COLTlEGE, j
The Fall Term opens Wednesday Sept. Sth, at
9 o'clock A. M. Parents are earnestly urged to
send their children in on the first day.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday will bs devo
ted to the organization ot tbe Department and
formation of classes. i .
, , JB0JMJO 0 MJrSTMCCTIOJV.
Rrv. JAMBS ATKINS, Ja., Ai M., President
BEN I. E. ATKINS, A. M., Mathematics andNa
tural Science.
Ear. T. P. SUMMERS', A. W., Mental and Moral
Sciences.
VMS LAURA E. McLOUD, Literature and Prln
., cipal Preparatory Department.
' ' abas 8ALLIE FISK WEAVER, Assistant. '
Miss SALLIE C. OMBURG, Modern Language
and Art.
Miss V. KELLY, Instrumental and Vocal Music.
Miss Kelly who takes charge of the Musical
Department was educated ia the Cincinnati Con
servatory and lias been for several years in charge
as the Departmental Musie In toe Kentucky Fe
male College, A new aad valuable feature in
musical work for the coming session will be the
holdingof a monthly mnsiiala In the Liteiary
Hall. These entertainments will be given to pa
trons and invited guests. Pupils will play by the
appointment of the Teacher In the grade to
which each belongs. The object of this exercise
Is to Inspire the pupils to faithful conscientious
practice and to prepare them for easy and grace
ful appearance in society , . - ( - .
. cHJKajs ran tmmm or nvB
Primary Department SS.00, fioioo, $12.50. -Preparatory
' (15.00. .
French and German each 310.00.
fjolleglate Department $25.00.
Painting in Oil. $15.00.
laatramental or Vocal Music, Special Lessons. $2o.
Pisco rent (3.00.
Coattngent fee $2 except in Prim. Dept. -t
.TERMS; Payable quarterly In advance. - '?
iReekaUoo hours from 8:10 A. M. to t P. M.
HtEE.V UOVSJBS. -
There are in connection with the College two
large Green-houses to which all pupils of Botany
whether regular, or special, have tree access for
observation throughout the whole year. This
affords a rare- OBDortuuity for the acquisition of
ciear anu practical auowieage iu mm ueuutuui
oJeaea,, '
..: , J'M'MOJWJBE. j.,
The patronage of the College under the present
administration has extended to Maine, Pennsyl
vania. Mamachufetts, South Carolina, North Car
olina, Florida, Louis-ana. Georgia. Vh-glnU, VV.
Virginia. Tennessee, Mississippi, Texas, ArkausaB
and Ind.an Territory. -
The numberof pupils in attendance last session
was 191 ' .-
. ME It At 07 1880.
Bearden Medal fdr highest Scholarship : MUs
Mary Spain, Sardis, Miss,; Miss Alice Yiiiaou,
Lenoir, N. C. .
Sawyer Medal for best English 'Essay:-Miss
Mary Spain, Eardis, Miss. - '. 1 -
Buttrick Medal for best Reading: Miss Fannie
Ferguson, Waynesville, N. C.
Art Medal: . Miss Sallie Fisk Weaver. Weaver
ville, N.C. . 1
The Primary. Preparatory arid Collegiate
courses are thoroughly co-ordinated so that pupils
becinninff in the elementary branches are there
thoroughly drilled and then taken on through a
unixorm couree co iuu graauauon. - rurenia woo
Intend to educate their daughters in the College
would da well therefore to enter them at as early
an age as convenient.
In order that patrons may easily avail them
selves or uus arrangement, tne tuition in tne
Primary Department ia. as stated above. $1.00.
tlMi and 820 per month, according to the grade
oi me pupil.
The course Is extensfVe: tbe teaching thorough:
the disciDline firm
ror annual catalogue giving run particulars,
L address.
AttV. JAMtto ATK1MS
sept uv
AehevUle, N. C.
"y AShEYILLE::
Mlifery Academy
' ' S. P; VENABL2, Principal. ,
W. PIJfCKNEY MASON, Commakdant
X- ., r' : of Cadets.
.Opens September 20th, 1880.
t Continues for 40 weeks." : '
For teracs, Sc., address 7. -?
'sept4-dawtf Th Pbincipaj
)ES
; Children, r -All
oises and widths.
UNDOUBTEDLY lu...;
Full-Pledged to the Sunny South ! .
Th'pnly Blg3ailroadC3rcui and Monster Menagerie Coining this yearwlU Positively Exhibit t
JOHN
" v
WHICH EXHIBITS IN
The same performers, precnejy t
Adaedto iramenselv,
and shorn of nothing,
it will exhibit prectse
iv as it did this sum
mer In the
ORE AT
NEW
STATES,
BOSTON. MEW
YORK, FHILADELr
PHIA, and other
METROPOLITAN
. ... rI 0f1 jSt. m Tt -' '
The 'Shaft (or whicbS Adjourn
Factories saot-iowa, Schools are dismissed and the .VT?sf'WHiTJ;..wl.
A aaov exclnslve In all its novelties requiring A C1TV OF SNO. - ',
.CANVAS to hold its multifarious marvels, showing equal l...-.
- wtrenage with theGREAT SOUTHERN EXPOSmoS. PApTlvlTy
JUST ADDED S OFTME JUABQEST, GREATBST AND GRANDEST ELEPHANTS IN r""""'
LABGER TttAK
CHIE---EMPB
WE CHALLENGE THE ; WRLD
To produce such a featless, dashing and Valorous a.ctriaii Sachem as is
v JAMES -EOBINSOir !;;':..,
' The Oitlv Mau who Rides,
Who wears the Diamond Studded Champion Belt and Medals of France,&paJu,Ilussia. anti, his na
Uire country. America : is more celebrated than any other living equestrian, who bas just complete
the most brilliant tour arotmd the woild ever accomplished, and was received everywhere with as
unbounded enthusiasm and marked distinction never before accorded another Artist In the pro-
A TROOPS OF 13 GENUINE BMAWH r
VERS. TBOUFM OF 8IBEJUAM KVLJCJt BA-ilJiJtn.
The Greatest and Grandest EibJMttoaaver organized by John B. Doris, and undoubtedly U9
most magnificent eaer conceived. , ,
Otxxt yxtL S"fcxree-tb Parade
TVi0takaplaceatl0a.nl. Doateilss it. Excursion oahH'raurbadfl. Twa cribrmances daily.
Admission, L Vi;
Gmldren under
GROWTH OF
F1EST WE VOTE id fePENP W00.00Q IMPROVING OUR BEAUTIFUL
v i . . -MOtllTTAIlT CITY ! , -
All kinds of business hn proved thereby, property on the boom, 'more
.building" a demand for another. lumber yard, you have it,
THE . ASHEVILLE -LUMBEE GO.
'a is:. North-Eagt Court ;Hdiis 6iare;-i ,
Will keep a full line of building tock clryj ; nicely assorted and piled,
' - at lowestjmarkej; prioca,- call and see lis.
RirsSETjll liHOTirEKS, Proprietors.
Jane 8-dw6 mos . - '1 '
T)OUBLEDAY & SCOTT,
NOllTn PlJnilC SQ1JARE, Asbeville, I. C,
nAVE THE - LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF .
SASH, BLINDS and DOORS
: . JQff WKNTKBN ypttTH CAROLINA,
' -''i-V. t''tf .'.J at lowest prices; '
Estimates promptly furnislied.'Sinviflnecial sizes procured at short notice
' -Thev. also keep every variety of Building and fencing Lumber, Lath
and Slnnglee. . - .. ; '- : feb 21-dw
Wholesale and" "Betair Druggist,
; , AND DEALER IN STATIONARY. ;
PUBIJC SQUARE, TWO DOORS NQRTd:4 tF PENNIMAN & CO.
-.'..'-" HARDWARE- ST0R2?. ,
ABHEVILLB, 1ST. CJ
WHISKIES,-BRANDIES & WINES'F0I MEDICIN AL PURPOSES
ALWAYS on hand a ull and. .well-select4d stock of DRUGS, PAT
ENT MEDICINES, ' PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS, CIGARS
CHEWING TOBACCO. .MINERAL . 'WATERS, STATIONERY
BRUSHES OF ALL KIND?. SPONGES; TRUSSES, and all the Med-
I 2 - . nwkmfnn4-NW V. 1 T TTAM
agent for. . . ,
Oive me an earlv call '
Sft- J. TAYLOR AMlcs and
h nleaaed to nee their friends and
Sole manufacturer of Nelson's
CurWarid Lyon's Cough Syrup, Amiss' Fragrant "Land of the Sky' Dentf
ince, Lievdy'fl imeumauo uure, eleven
Qothes, etc, - . - '.;
Preaerinti't inlled al, anv
right of dooi..,..
SI
HATS
H A PS
Soft and Stiff, Trunks and f
Valises; BiBgigik
X and Alpacca Umbrelas;
3 mm
Ml
.fi:7ryn.;!Ttri?;WTWf
tciv ;
jmi.Kr.rrr9.1 rj?.'i .r
THiiSOUTERl CITIES
sir the same Huge Tents, precisely the same Mammoth" Earirnad arid
. . . . slsWalSiawita.iaiciiaiJ yr -i
. .. ?" ? J: - " TKe irelpTKl only
I .- las tin g institution
t'a . which,, pay a ' rctxly-
a. J fi vistts ,
TO Tif l
via 4 tttfmt
. it
.'. '-t
3 COTTOJV.
-1. " "
The only , show for
' which Southern Rail
roads ake-. axcur
, ynirsions for their pa-
V -iJ s i points.
T11S FAMOUS,
TUJtJta. tlULJXvn invvr. axmvfn
.. .
1 v 7 , 75 cents.
Years, , zs cents.
ASHEVILLE.
rt OV XT n TXT Hrl OOnD toVi fTY T a TVs C1 A
' -"-! -i
. . 1 -
. Ij., JAvUbo are witn me, ana womt
all who wish goods in their line.
Kidney Cure and Nelson's Diarrhcrd
a wean 3ing wmpounuiur vieanm
' X ; ;v ;r 14 ' -Ti
Hour oi uay or nnu, iwuimto
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