Scrofula
'la one of the most fatal scourges which
afflict mankind. It is often inherited,
but may be the result of improper vacci
nation, mercurial poison, unclean! in ess,
and various other causes. Chronic Sores,
Ulcers, Abscesses, Cancerous Humors,
and, in some cases, Emaciation and Con
sumption, result from a scrofulous condi
tion of the blood. This disease can be
cured by the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
I inherited a scrofulous condition of the
Wood, which caused a derangement of my
whole system. After taking less than
four bottles of Ayer's Sarsaparilla X am
Entirely Cured
and, for the past year, have not found it
necessary to use any medicine whatever.
I am now in better health, and stronger,
than eycr before. O. A. Willard, 218
Tremont St., Boston, Mass.
I was troubled with Scrofulous Sores
for fiv years; but, after using a few
bottles of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the sores
healed, and I have now good health.
Elizabeth Warnock, 54 Appleton street,
Lowell. Mass.
Some months ago I va3 troubled with
Scrofulous Sores on my leg. The limb
was badly cwollen and inflamed, and the
sores discharged large quantities of offen
sive matter. Every remedy failed until
I used Ayer's Sarsaparilla. By taking
three bottles of this medicine the sores
have been healed, and my hetJth is re
stored. I am grateful for the good it has
. . . mti -pa n 1 1 :
aone me. Mrs. Ann unnwi, 100 oum
van st.. New York. ' tt -
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
Pimiml hv Dr. J. o. Aver be Co.. Lowell.
Sola by all Druggists. Price 1 ; six bottles, &.
A NN0UXC3MENT.
ASBKVH.LE, Sept. 28th.
To the Voters of Buncombe County :
In compliance wth the wishes of many gentle
men oi ooin political parties wuu qhyu .cu
to me on the subject, I announce myself as a
candidate for the office of Sheriff of buncombe
county. I had no desire to be nominated by any
convention; the only convention I can recognize
is the grand assembly or me ireemen oi nuu
mmha ennntv who will, on election day
announce their opinions. By their action I am
willing to stand. My views will be made known
to the voters of Buncombe county in the coming
sepfdAwtde 617 'MARK M. J0NE3
THE 03II.Y
First-Class Restaurant
In Aslieville
is to be found at
TURNER'S,
Johnston Building Corner
Vat ton Ave. and Jflain St.
Every . delicacy of the season
served at the shortest notice and at
. . -1 A
Gak-ii Tioli and OysttxH will x nnrvprl
after the first of September in any .vie,
and families served with oysters as ae
sired.
Elegant lunches put up in baskets for
parties, and any one going off on trains
will find it to their advantage to call and
get lunches before leaving.
Coffee, Chocolate and Tea, of the finest
quality, served at the counter. The high
est prices paid for these goods.
( hantre of bill of fare at lunch counter
erery day.
- Different soups every day.
Our kitchen is open for public inspec
tion at any time. u 28-dtf
p. s. MCMUL.LEN.
GEO W. TIL80N
McMullen;.
and Tilson,
hmdquaxters
WESTERS J. CAROLINA
70R
Furniture, Carpets,
Shade Goods,
C0RN7CE POLES, &c
We have just received a car load
of goods from Grand Rapids, and
invite the public to call and see them.
Our prices are as low as the - ow
est, and we defy competition.
If V mean Business.
Ilf a m. .
and. J. (J. Moore who are always
gladto see their friends and cus
tomers. DONT FAIL TO CALL AND
EXAMINE IjOODS AND PRICES
before buying elsewhere.
Soliciting a share of your patron
age, we are yours,
Respectfully,
JtlCvlIUEEEM TIESOJY.
iune 23-dawly
MOORE & ROBARDS,
European Restaurant,
CONFECTIONERY and BAKERY.
Have just received a large shipment of
Freih Sop foils Oysters,
and are prepared to furnish them to the
trade in cans or serve them in an style at
their Restaurant.
They desire to call the attention of the
Ladles Especially,
to the fact that their dining-room has
been handsomely fitted up for their
COMFOET AND ACCOMMODATION,
and assure them that they will receive
every Courtesy should they honor cs
with a call.
L U.YCIIES
served for Qiu and upwards at all
" hoars of the day.
MOORE ROBARDS.
- tp 19 dlt
J.C.BROWN.&CQ.,
JIEUCIIAXTTA1XOKS,
Pollen Avenw, next Grand Central Hotel.
Return thanks for the liberal support extended
them during; the past twelve months.
Nothing will be wanting on their part to retain
ropfldence, and merit Increased favors.
Always an excellent line uf patterns on band.
-ENGLISH-MADE iANTS ASPECIALITY,
First plsr St and vorlniKneMp guaranteed. -ang
26 Utf
nSJUVENATIONTDF OLD HATS.
Aa ISourlo a Shop on the Bowery Good
, for Tmtr Weather. .
What becomes of all the old hatsf a
hatter on Park row was asked.
"Oh. they go to the skinners, who do
them up again and then ship them to the
country.- Of .course, you don't know
what a skinner isF There is onexignt
across the way, and yon can find - any
number on the Bowery ana on Hester
and Baxter streets. Go there If you want
to find out something about old hats."
As Ions as It will hold together, a hat.
be it ever so battered and shapeless, re
tains a certain value in the eyes of the
dealer In old clothes and the ragpickers.
The Jewish perambulating merchants,
whose melancholy monotone of "old do "
is as familiar, will seldom refuse to in
vest their small capital in old hats.
Crushed, frayed, and dim. they are car
ried off to be rejuvenated in frowzy back
shops by Rebeccas and Josephs, it is
wonderful to mark the transformation
which the cunning touch of these man
ipulators can effect, or how their glue
and brown paper, blacking and dyed rab
bit's fur can stiffen and smarten tne
mangiest old tile Into the semblance of
its early prime. An old hat refreshed at
this perrennlal fountain of youth is
really a wonderful and creditable work
of art. No old painting, worm-eaten and
chocolate-hued, disinterred from a garret
in Ghent or Nuremberg and furnished
for sale to millionaire purchasers could
be touched up with lighter hand or more
trembling care. It at last becomes
brighter than the new, sleek, trim, oily,
and the sprucest, If not the most durable
of hats. A thing of beauty it is but not
destined for long to be a joy to the san
guine purchaser.
One of the best known establishments
in which old hats undergo a rejuvenating
process is to be found on the Bowery. It
is an old, narrow, and frowsy shop, filled
to overflowing with old, misshapen things
once appendages to the seat of human
reason. In the years of its existence the
old shop and its proprietor must have
seen numerous changes in masculine
headgear. The owner of the establish
ment, for some mysterious reason, is
deeper than mauy of his brothers on Hes
ter street and Park row in the secrets of
the elixir which turns old garments into
new. He is no conjurer, and never tries
the proverbially difficult experiment of
placing new heads on old shoulders. But
now many, many times has he succeeded
in putting old hats on young heads, es
pecially in remote country districts. This
Bowery Israelite is a real artist. His
womankind serve him well, making it a
labor of love to replace the lost nap, and
handling the bare edges as gingerly as if
the felt or pasteboard below were dyna
mite ready to explode under rough usage.
Refreshed hats at this establishment are
not dear either. They are quoted at from
$t00 to $3.50. Thirty-five cents represent
the charge of the old clothes' dealer, the
rest is for labor, embellishment, and fair
profit. At $1.00 the pretty and brilliant
thing seems cheap. It bears fine weather
well, and may figure creditably on Broad
way for three consecutive Saturday atter
noob. Bat aj tne first downpour of rain,
glue ana mr,m ana paint, silk and brown
paper resolve thimplvni Into their orig
inal constituents, and the whole fabric
couapsea liie a dissolving view.
Lawrence Barrt at Cohauet.
Mr. Barrett kindly led the way to what
no cauea nis -aen.- jmo term could bet
ter fail to describe his orderly and ele
gant study. Upon the walls hung a per
iod constellation of "stars," nearly all as
he said, presentation portraits. There
was Henry Irvine as Hamlet, Forrest.
Jefferson, Herr Barnay, an exquisite por
trait of Helen Terry, Bernhardt John and
Charles Kemble, ana oveirtEei Mantex a
life-size portrait of the veteran come
dian, William Warren. "Here," calling
attention to a small profile portrait is the
only likeness of David Garrick without a
wig that I have ever seen. It is very old
and very rare." Mr. Booth, of course, was
conspicuously represented in this stellar
gallery. There was not only a portrait,
but a bust, and beneath hung a pipe
which was Mr. Booth's solace for many
years and ha no become, through the
gift of tbo tragedian, Mr. Barrett's cher
ished possess ion. Not only here, but in
every reference to Mr. Booth the younger
tragedian's noble and unselfish devotion
to his friend was made ingeuously ap
parent. -. "Here," continued ' Mr. Barrett, is tfca
Chandos bust of Shakespeare, and this is a
George worn by Edmund Kean In 'Rich
ard Ilf,' and presented to me on my last
night in London by Henry Irving, with
the request that I should sometimes wear
it" The lower part of the walls of the
room gave unmistakable and ample evi
dence of the scholarly tastes of our cul
tured actor. About two hundred volumes
are devoted to the drama; the rest em
braced a wide range of subjects and at
tested both the catholicity and healthful
ness of the owner's mind.
Chloroform Sniffers.
These few facts I have learned from a
druggist who in a " lifetime has - known
many victims. He says that the faith of
the morphine slave, however, is not more
shocking than that of the confirmed taker
of chloroform. The taste for this anaes
thetic is becoming as great as that for
morphine. Dissipation and nervous ten
sion both produce sleepless nights. To
woo sleep chloroform is used. "Hundreds
in our large cities," said the druggist,
"saturate napkins and handkerchiefs with
chloroform at night and fall asleep in
breathing the fumes. It was thus that
Charles G. Halpin died after a week's de
bauch, and it was thus that the son and
heir of a once prominent millionaire con
gressman from Boston passed away. The
habit produces palpitation of jthe heart,
and in time the victim, is sure to be found
deadln bad. Philadelphia Press.
. Burying the Dead.
We arrrived at Shiloh in time for me to
be detailed to help bury the dead. That
is a duty in connection with army work
seldom described. The mind dislikes to
dwell upon it. The killing of the man is
an exciting work. There is some excite
ment even in being in line with shot and
bullets in seeing who gets hit in feeling
that you are yet whole but there Is no
redeeming feature In going out to the field
of the dead and gathering the men like
sheaves in a harvest-field and arranging
them In a trench and covering them with
earth. There Is no other form of death
so sickening as that of a well and hearty
man killed by the accidents of battle.
Bour after hour we worked on at bury
ing the gallon dead. I wish I could shut
out the memory of that labor' from my
mental vision forever. C 6. Smith ii
Chicago Ledger. -
England has a short apple crop.
ask Tour retailer for the Original $3 Bfcee.
Beware of Intuitions.
Hoae Genuine unless bearlnstnUBtamn
wmMM aw
S3 SHOE.
I Had In BatteiGongreM ft L66
' ruara.ru A twiat&l mrd lent
W ob-wj 4 brui: you inform-
ion dot u gee sou o jw
J.IIeans&Co
tW wsfF7jtV7 a?. . At t Inimln O
- iaunoir
This ghoe stands bljrher in the estimation of
Wearers than any other In the world. Thousands
wnowaarit wlUteUyou thereasoa If joa oak (boot,
MISSION HOSPITAL.
Buffering women should remember that the
Mission Hospital offers all the advantages for
treatment and enre of diseases nesnliar to
their sex, that can betound in Northern cities.
Address, Mission Hospital. Aaheville, m. u,
; fobSB-ly
Call and cet some- of Shose bargains
this week, - at Whitlock's.
Try Duffy's Pure -Barley -Malt Whis
key, for sale only by W. O. MuUer & Co
Whitlock cells the following celebrated
makes of corsets: Madame Foy's, War
ner's, Thompson's, Glove fitting 800 bone
French, and the very best 50c and 75c
corsets in the city.
Try our Barefooted and Baldheaded
Corn, to be found only ai original Bob
Jones' Pioneer Bar.
W.LDOUGLAS;
Of
SHOI
OTTOH
W.LDOUGLASi
300
SHOE
BEST'
W.LDOUGLAS
$3.00
FOE SALE AT THE
OiPricoBootMStoM
If. i'. TVM1TEIS.
SOUTH MAIN ST., -. Ashuvh-lk, K. C.
;25:d3m
SOMETHING NEW.
THE
"Embostype" Printing Stamps
(PATENT APPLIED FOR.)
These stamps answer all the pur
poses of rubber stamps and cost
much less. s-Look I A stamp of
your name, a bottle of indelible ink,
(suitable for marking clothing,) an
inking pad and a distributor, secure
ly packed in a neat box, post paid,
for only 25 cents- Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Also all kinds of rubber stamps
at lowest prices. Goods shown and
orders received at Estabrook's.
. Write to
Walter S. Cushman,
; Asheville, N. C.
TJIKE JYOTICE!
W. O. MuUer & Co.
Wjiquor Dealers - and, Dis
tillers' Jlgenls.
HAVIXG 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.
Especial attention is called to Duffy's
fure uarley Malt Whiskey for which we
are agents in this section, also the cele
brated Bavarian and Budweise Lager
t. . 1 i 1 1 iii. 1 c r
reer on araugm, uiu uuiueu iur iauuiy
use, which is guaranteed strictly pure.
We also have a lot of JFtiK 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 Bye
and Bourbon Whiskies, fine imported
Cognac Brandy, Jamaica Kum, imported
and domestic Gins, Pure N. C. Apple and
Peach Brandies, Pure N. C. Sweet Mash
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 C. Sor-
rells, Jesse J. Lange and W. Columbus
t eatnerstone who win oe giaa to nave
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 & Collander Co's
Tables, the best in use,which is are charge
of the old iovial Tom Pope who will give
a cordial greeting to alL Ordes rwlicited
and promptly hired.
W. O. MULLER & CO.,
Main st , opposite Public Square,
AsheviUe. N. C.
JVetv and, Valuable Jtla-
chinery for Sale.
t OFFER the following new Machinery for
A. saie:
OncrM-inch Planing and Matching Machine,
One four-sided Moulding Machine, .
One heavy Morticing Machine.
One large Iron Tennoning Machine,
One small Feed Mill,
also some second-hand Machinery, as good as
new, as follows :
One 20-lnch Planing Machine.
One Atlas Engine, 15-horse power,
1 Westing House Engine. 10-horse power.
1 10-horse lortable Boiler.
One 20-horse power boiler.
One Circular Saw-MUL
This Machinery is belns- nsed everv daV. All
or part of the above wiU tie sold on reasonable
terms. Apply 10
N. W. GIRDWOOD
Jjl4-dlwaw2w Aahevllle.N.
ALTER W. VANDIVEE,
Attorney at Law,
XAIiSHALL, NORTH CAROLINA
Offices also at Aaheville and WeavervUla.
Special attention ).lven tothecclieetlon of claims
cieru nom inmna, mcn-o
AShEYILLE
Military Academy
l s) E. VKNABLS, Prdtcipai..
W. PINCKNEY MASON, Commakdakt
of Cadets.
Opens September 20th, iSSO.
Continues for 40 weeks.
For terms, &c, address i . -
eept 4-dwtf ; " Tns Pbiscipai-'
.si i
.-aiaW - .V M
sh m
a. f .
INSURANCE.
mHX VALLKY MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION
JL , . OF VIKG1KIA
; Issues policies for from y
$1,000 to $3,000,
- AND
combines the guarantee feature oi
"OLD LINE" Companies at the
coat of ordinary co-operative insur
ance in Secret Orders.
FIRE INSURANCt.
Insurance against loss by Fire in
City and County on all kinds of
Property, Real and Persona
Short as well as long term.
Policies issued at fair-rates
in A. 1 Companies,
Home and Foreign.
THOS. W. BRANCH, Agent,
Office North Side Court Square,
my 20-tf
EDWARD J. ASTCN,
Seal estate and insurance
CENT, .
AsheviUe. .Morth Carolina.
PROSPECT BREWERY,'
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
W. O. MULLER & CO., Agents,
ASHEVILLE, N. C
We herewith take trreat pleasure in
introducing for export and family use
tnis
Extra Quality Lager Beer,
Brewed of the best Barley and imported
Bohemian Hops. It surpasses in fine
taste, navor, brilliancy and nutritious
qualities any other Lager Beer, and is
strictly pure and unadulterated. Physi
cians advise the uBe of this Beer, and we
call your special attention to tne follow
ins? analysis :
"Budweis" La-er Beer,
Emanating from the Prospect Brewery,
in r'tiiiadelpnia, fa.
The undersigned, at tlie request of the
Technical society, has completed an
analysis of the "Budweis" Beer, brewed
at Chas- Wolters' Prospect Brewery, in
Philadelphia, which analysis exhibits
tho following results ; . .
Specific gravity, 1,0124
Alcohol, 3,94$c
Extract, 4,92c
Carbonic Acid, 0,22c
Ashes, OOc
This signifies that tho"Budweis" Beer
in its essential qualities is almost tne
exact counterpart of the best Imported
Bohemian iseer.
A further examination, seeking adul
terations, proves conclusively that it
wuuuua wujuv that natn,...-- '
Db. D. H. jJannkbavm,
Tacony Chemical Works, Bridesburg.
Philadelphia, Oct. 28, 1881.
For Hotels, Boarding Houses, Private
Families and the Trade, the above Beer
is pat up in patent-stopper 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 ba returned
with 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. 0. MULLER & CO,
X BRAND & CO
ASHEYILLE, N. C.
Metallic and Walnut Coffins constantly
on hand. Every requisite of the business
furnished. All calls day or night prompt
ly answered, uearses nrnianea wnen
desiredl mVwly
BOB JONES.
The Pioneer.
To my Customers : - . .
I desire to inform my customers that I keep
no cheap beer, either in bottles or on draft. Mr
goods wines, liquors, beers, to., are all pore
and fresh.' Orders solicited and satisfaction
guaranteed. Orders from a distance specially
solicited.
Goods delivered free Of charge to. any part of
the city by polite servants.
Shep Deaver, the curious concoctor of cocktails,
is with me and respectfully invites his friends to
call. Call on or address
BOB JONES,
The Pioneer Bar, S doors below 1st Nat Bank,
apl25-2m Asheyille, N. C.
GRANITE YARD,
HENDERSONVILLE,
- N. C.
A. P; CORN & C., Prop's.
" The granite found near Hendersonvllle is
recognized for its beauty and durability.
The undersigned is prepared to furnish on
short notice, all work In granite, for Window
sills, Door sills. Steps, Ac, &e indeed every
thing needed for Buildings..
TERMS SEASONABLE.
Call on or address
fcseptlldtf
Hendersonvllle, N. C.
J OSEPH S. ADAMS, -
Attorney d Counsellor sit Imw,U
.', Office in Law Building, -adjoining
First National Bank,
Y ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Practices in all courts. State and Federal,
sept 7 1 Tear
ASK FOR : V'-S . '.
The Hamilton Improved
Fruit Jars for sale at - ' '
BEARDEN, RANKIN & CO.
july!8-dtf
RYE! RYE!
WANTED
O f f BUSHELS of Rye at once.
OUU BEARDEN RANKIN & CO
Mother Hotel BuilE
Deayer's Sulphur Springs Sold.
Tho remainder of the land will be sold in
tracts suitable for farms, villa plots and business
lots. Also, old mills and fine water power.
iiwowHuouBOia place 01 residence m
' The Irfuid or Health.
Heat Klaeral Waters, Best Climate,
Finest Scenery. '
FivA mPpfl west nf A ahltvfn A rm iTnntliv THv
15.000 acre mountain and vallevland in Tran
sylvania county, suited for stock raisinir. term
ing, iruii culture, lumDenng, nc. co.ouo acres
mountain land in Swain county, cn Tennessee
Elver. Bich land, well Umbered. Both tracts
will be cnt np to suit purchasers or colonies.
Several other tracts in Weetern counties for sale.
ttold Placer -sstnlDK land and timber on the
stump for Eale. Apply to
Jf. lMnmadore,
8ulphur Springs, or
Ad Iress shevil.e, N. C.
Jun25-dw6oi
hoot juvn
SHOE JtlJbKER,
Main Street, (Above Eagle Hotel)
AsheviUe, JT. C.
guaranteed to give satiBfaction.
ViAManuMnrAWnt T) A MP NCSA L id ODKAXLNO.
Ready-Made ustom Work of
ail orts on iiaxiu.
Gentlemen and Ladies Repairing a Spe
cialty. JUie tT15Wm tt Ufjt aiw nya vuuauu, 1 j o
an Cl fjatisiaCwiuu gunraiiiucui no u uu
work. Bhoemskera' Findings always on band and
tor ula. t he best in the market, at low rices
Gents custom-made, low-quartered dress shoes
94. ou iiauai pnue, o. vau coiiy.
Fine Groceries !
Imported and Domestic Table
Delicacies,
at KEPWER'S.
T.
T. T.
EXTRA CHOICEST New Crop TEAS,
Choicest Moynne Gunpowder,
English Breakfast,
Formosa Oolong,
Extra Fancy Japan:
FINE COFFEE.
Mocha, Olc Government Java,
Cordova, Santos Peabeiry,
Finest Bio and Laguayra,
Instantaneous Chocolate, Cocoa,
Baker's Chocolate and Broma.
CROSSE k BLACKWELL'S Jams,
Croraon S rU worth's Jellies & PreservoB,
G. & T). Pineapples, in glass jars,
G. & D. Cranberry Sauce, " '
CANNED VEGETABLES.
Gordon & Dilworth's Asparagus,
Oyster Bay Asparagus.
Sifted Early Tune Peas,
Succotash, Cora,
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,
Boss' Lunch Biscuit,
Boss Wafers, Mushroom Crackers,
Imported Albert Biscuit.
Finest New Orleans Molaaet.
Kev ,ve8t and Imported Cigars.
FULL STOCIC OF
STAPJLE OBOCEBIE
Jit HEPJjEIVS.
South Main St., opp. Eagle Hotel.
SOMETHING CHOICE!
lot
T OVXBS OP THE WEED, who en'oy a really
a good smote, snouia always ass: lor
HOLMES' Golden teaf,
" Land of the Sky,
These brands aie mannfacored from the cele
brated Tobaccos grown in Western North Caro
lina, free trom au periumenea, aauiterauons o
lmpuritiesnd are prized for their
Superb Smoking Qualitfe,
Ask your dealers or
HOUtTES TOBACCO,
and take no other.
Oritrt rVwas tht Trmd. BaUtttt.
K L HOLMES & CO. Pbopkhtobs
anl2moa -' ABHEVILLE. N. r.
FRAMLIN DOUSE,
D. C. CUNNINGHAM, Propkietok,
FRANKLIN, - - N. C.
. -0 ' -
Table supplied with the best the market
affords.
FirBt-Class Livery and Sale Stables in
connection with house. ...
Daily Hack betwem Webster and
- - Fnwklia.. ;.
' Gmd SmmpU Mu TvT Itrmmmra.
--TMBJ8 MJtSSOJViM BJi.
septllHilv - - M
rtANADA COWAN
KJ - (Established in 1855.)
Jeweler.
, AND DZLZK IK . -
Watches, Clocks, -JeweUry, Spectacles,
Patton Avenue, Ashevilley IT. C. -Leroy
W Fairchild'a Gold Pen. Good
stock vwayson band.i- - - ;
First Clais i Saddle, . anrt
ilarness' Ilorses,
For i Sale. 1
man UNDERSIGNED has at his stables on
I - . Eagle street, rear of Eagle Hotel. .
a large number of CHOICE FINE HORSES, well
broken, either sur Saddle, or Harness, for sale.
All young, and peifeeUy sound and gentle. sj?jf
Callearly. zz!T v- : M. C A REV. J
jnl 8-dl
L
WINE AND LIQUOR, STORE.
MAIN ST., 3rd DOOR ABOVE
. , - . The largest and most
Imported and Domestic Wines,
Liquors and Brandies
TO BE
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA.
I make a specialty of Champaigns, Sauternes and Clarets by the case
' ' ' ' 1 ' and carry a large stock of fine
Havana Cigars.
THE 'BONANZA'
Sample and Pool Room in the Rear,
Is unsurpassed by anything of the kind in the State.
JOHN Z. MILSTER & J. A.
Richmond and Danville
Railroad.
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION.
General Passenger Office, 1
Asheyille, N. C, Aug. 21st, 1886. (
On and after Aug, 22nd, 1886, and snnercedins
all others, the following schedule will be opera
ted over this road -
MAIN LINE.
Train No. 62. Train No. S3.
VEST. EAST.
Arr. L've. Arr. L've.
Salisbury, ll.:io am. 6.1S p. si.
etatesrille 12.55 12.67 4.12 4.12
Newton, 2.10 2.10 3.10 3.10
Hickory, 2.43 2.43 2.38 2.43
Icard, 8.06 8.31 1.53 2.16
Morganton, 3.56 3.S6 1.2S 1.28
Marion. 5.02 5.02 12.27 1S.27
Old Fort, 5.83 .35 11.66 11.57
Round Knob, 6.52 5.52 11.40 11.40
Black Mo'ain, 6.29 7.00 10.52 10.52
AsheyUle, 7.52 8.C5 9.56 10.01
Alexanders, 8.43 8.4S 9.16 9.16
Marshall, 9.21 9.21 - 8.40 8.40
Warm Spr'gs, 10.17 10.20 7.20 T.47
Paint Rock. 10.40 T.00
Train No. 50. Train No. 51.
WEST. EAST.
Arr. Lye. Arr. Lye.
Salisbury, 1.20 a. m. 12.40
Statesville, 8.43 2.44 11.39 11.40
Newton, 3.56 ' 3.56 10.38 10.38
Hickory, 4.33 4.34 10.12 10.12
Icard, 6.09 5.09 9.50 9.50
Morganton, 6.44 6.44 9.26 9.26
Marlon, 6.59 6.59 8 30 8.30
Old Fort, 7.3S 7.37 7.69 8.00
Round Knob, 8.00 8.2B 7.20 7.43
Black Mount'n 9.07 9.07 . 6.24 6.30
Asheyille, 10.00 10.08 5.21 6.31
Alexander's, 10.48 10.48 4.43 4.43
Marshall, 11.30 11.30 4.01 4.01
Warm Springs 12.28 8.05 1.35 .300
Paint Rock, 8.25 1.15
MunPHY DIVISION.
Going West.
Going East.
Arr.
A M
11.11
11.33
12.31
1.15
2.35
2.45
8.36
4.20
5 30
7.05
L'ye.
10.18
11.12
11.38
12.40
1.35
2.35
2.46
8.86
4.2S
5.30
Stations.
Asheyille,
Turnpike,
Pig'n Riyer,
Waynesy'le,
Balsam,
Sylra,
Web'rStat'n
Whittier,
Charleston,
Nantahala,
Jarretts,
Arr.
3.2o
2.13
1.48
12.26
11.42
10.26
10.15
9.28
8.36
7.34
a.
L're
P M
S15
lc
100
12 02
10 27
1016
929
845
T.34
m
6.00
Meal Stations.
Trains Nos. 50 and 51 run solid between Louis
ville and Salisbury, carrying Pullman sleepers
between Cincinnati. Louisville and Knoxyille ;
also between Warm Springs and Goldsboro.
Trains Nos. 52 and 53 runs solid between Mor
ristown and Salisbury, carrying Leighton sleep
ing cars between Chattanoogr and Asheyille.
C. W. CHEARS, AGFA. Richmond, Va.
W. A. TURK. A. G. P. A., Salisbury, N C.
V. E. McBEE. Snpt., Asheyille. N C.
Schedule of Passenger Rates
FROM PCINCIPAL POINTS
To Asheville, JT. C.
1st Class.
Limited,
Round Trip
Summer
Excursion.
832.00
28.00
22.40
20.00
15.25
18.00
15.85
17.30
13.45
15.80
20.55
27.75
Su.65
11.6A
23.30s
17.75
18.60
12.35
IS. 75
12.15
2S.S5
FROM
Settlers.
814.15
11.65
8.85
7.65
6.76
New York,
Philadelphia,
Baltimore,
Washington,
Richmond,
Norfolk,
WilmlDgton,
Charleston,
Augusta,
Atlanta,
Montgomery,
Mobile,
New Orleans,
Chattanooga,
Memphis,
Louisville,
Cincinnati.
Raleigh,
Savannah,
Columbia,
Jacksonville,
823.55
21.05
18.25
17.05
13.30
16.65
13.15
14.15
13.25
10 85
11.75
20.20
22.45
7.75
17 05
12.40
12.:5
10.60
i7.20
10.25
21 60
4.15
Atlantic & H. C. R. R.
TIME TABLE SO. S3.
In effect 12 3f ., Sunday. January 17th, 18S6.
EAST.
WEST.
No. 51.
Passenger.
No. 60.
Passenger.
STATIONS :
Arr. L'ye.
Arr. L'ye.
r. M.
p. M.
6 07
654
6 52
A.M.
11 12
10 86
942
416
Goldsboro
LaG range
Kinston
New Berne
Morehead City
Morehead Depot
Daily Except Sunday.
6 51
182
8 47
10
47
7 47
606
435
1118 1128
1140
Train 60 connects with Wilmington ft Weldon
train bound North, leaving Goldsboro 11:35a.m.,
and with Richmond & Danville train West, leav
ing Goldsboro 12:36 p. m., and Wilmington A
Weldon Train South at 4:54 p. m.
Train 51 connects with Richmond & Danville
Traiu, arriving at Goldsboro 4:40 p. ra., and with
Wilmington ft Weldon Train from th North - at
4:54 p.m.
CajBM&Y.y.B'yCiw'F.
TRAIN NORTH.
Arrive Leave
Bennettsville, 8 20 p m
Fayetteville, 12 00 m 12 26 pm
Sanford, 215pm 8 26 p m
Greensboro, 6 00 p m
Dinner at Fayetteville.
TRAIN SOUTH.
, 'Arrive. Leave.
Greensboro : . .960am
Sanford " 120pm 145pm
Fayetteville , , 8 50 p m 4 00 p m
Bennettsville 780pm
Dinner at Sanford.
- Freight and Passenger Train leaves Bennetts
vlUe Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 2 80
p m, arriving at Fayetteville ittpm.
Leaves Fayetteville bit Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at fi0 a m, and arrives at Ben
nettsville at 12 m. i
Freight and passenger Train North, leaves Fay
etteville on Mondays,' Wednesdays and Fridays
at 8 a m, (connecting at Sanford with Freight
nd Passenger Trains to Raleigh); leaves Sanford
at 11 80 am, and arrives at Greensboroat540pm.
Leaves Greensboro Tuesdays,' Thursdays and
Saturdays at I a m, leaves Sanford at 11 15 a m,
and arrives at Fayetteville at 2 4o p m.
JNO. M. ROSE, GenbTass. Agent
. J. W, FRY. Gen. Superintendent. -
JQONT FORGET! '
Longman 's. rmxedpaintareso heavily
bodied, you can Vdd one Gallon- of OH to
every Gallon Paint hns reducing the
price as low as that of inferior goods.
For Salo by ' '
, J BEARDEN, RANKIN & CO.
MASON'S- r . ,
- - Tm proved Fruit Jars and
Jelly Glassecs " Ice Cream Freezers, at
CxiArtUlUN, ita.NrvliN W.
july 18-dtr . - , '
mmmmn
THE BANK 1 OF ASHEVJLLE.
complete assortment of
FOUND IN
MARQUARDT, Managers.
JOHN HART & CO.
Contractors and BnilderM.
.. ASHEVILLE, N. C,
-MAKERS OF-
DOOJl and TWIJYJDn
FR.1.1IE8,
JtlAJVTELS and BRACKETS.
Keep in stock Mouldings, Newels,
Handrails, Balusters, etc., etc.
All kinds of Builder's woodwork solicited
apl 9-Uw3moa
Pomona Hill Nurseries,
JT. Van IJtadley, Prop'r
SALEM JUNCTION, N. C,
2 Miles west of Greensboro, on the
Richmond & Danville Rail Road.
Over 1,000,000 Fruit Trees.
Vines, dc,
Consisting of Apple, Peach, Pear, Plum.
Apricot, Nectorine, Japanese Persim
mon, Quince, Figs, Picana, Mulberries
Grapes, Raspberries, Currants, Goose
berries, Shade Trees, Evergreens, Roses
&C in great variety.
Send for descriptive catalogue, which
gives lull description of all, and retail
price list:
Correspondence solicited, special In
ducements to large planters.
Address
J. VAN LTNDLEY,
Salem Junction, Guilford co., N. C.
A. R. Ogburn and N. A. Reynolds,
Agenta for Western N. C,
at Asheville, N. C
mch 16-dw6mos
THE
Sash & Blind Factors
Has recently purchased a large amount oi Oak
A4h Chestnut, Cherry and Walnut Lumber, aur
CAN FURNISH WORK
manufactured of thoroughly dried material. Wc
propose to furnish work at the lowest figures, and
equal to any imported goods.
a m . THOS. L. CLAYTON, Propr
j S. CLAYTON, Business Manger.
feb4-swtf
HARNESS.
' Our Stock is now complete and made
of the best materials, with all the latest
improvements. Single and double set r
in nickle and oriental rubber, either gilt
or nickle lined. All other trimmings on
short notice. ...
Saddles and Bridles
Of every grade and price, from chc-ape
Morgan to the English Shaptoe.
IMOIZSE COEEJtlZS
Of every kind, size, grade and price.
nonsE CEOTnijra
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.
EJiP MIOSES. I
The finest stock in the market. Call a
see them.
Whips, Saddle Cloths ana
Fly JVetSy
In.every variety. --.
REPJllItlJVO- OE AE
KIJYOS JM SrEClAE-
TIV " .
Remember we have no machinery
all work done by band and guaranteed.
Call on us and see what can be bousht
in Asheville in our line. j, ,
T. W. BBAXC1I.
North Main street, opposite old Central
Hotel, Aaheville, l(. C... -j .;j
FAW T SIGN AND :
. - OKMANENTA1V
PAiarTIWO, Wad Vpholsterins:.
L. SWICEGOOD.
Willow street, Asheville, N ,
Is ready to do the very best work in h -
and will guarantee satisfaction In: work
prices. " -- r
Gold Signs Specialty.
Estimates furnished for large contracte. v
lnvite-eiamlnatiou of prices abL work. 6r.
me a call. - - . -- :-.y
. mchlO-d M j ttWH-'MD''
A GEM OF A H0MEFCH $DJIE .
- BODY.:''" " v
THB prettiest little Place in rmnoosabe
X tv. two miles from a depot, foar niles 1
the city, en Swannane river, contains aineer
sores, twenty of which are good bottom, thirty ks
land, as good as any on the riyer; iio washed
worn-out land on .the place; forty aeres -wi
tlmbersd. Good, new dwelling house, with f
rooms, all out Bouses, splendid spring witfc ;
spring-house, 150 choice apple trees, n-hao 04
which are just ready to bear; 76 veaea trees all ot
superior quality; some grape Tines and -yean.
This property is well adapted to growing
andolover.and now has aoout twenty-five sw.xJ
in clover. Also good tobacco land.
ror runner
mchl2dwU
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