Pimples, Boils,
And Carbuncles result fromadetflltated,
lripoveriahed, or impure condition of the
tlood. Ayer's twsaparJlla prevents and
cures these eruptions and painful tumors,
by removing their cause ; the only effect
ual way of treating them. -
AVer's Sarsapartlla has prevented the
.usual course of Boils, which have pained
and distressed me every season for sev
eral years. G-. Scales, Plainville, Mich.
I was badly troubled with Pimples on
. the face; also with a discoloration of the
skin, which showed itself in ngly dark
' patches. No external treatment did
more than temporary good. Ayer's Sar
saparilla effected
A Perfect Cure,
and I have not been troubled since.
T. W. Boddy, Kiver St., Lowell, Mass.
- I was troubled with Boils, and my
health was mnch impaired. I began .
using Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and, In due
time, the eruptions all disappeared, and
my health was completely restored.
J ohn B. Elkins, Editor Stanley Observer,
Albemarle, N. C.
I was troubled, for a long time, with a
humor which appeared on my face in
ugly Pimples and Blotches. Ayer's Sar
saparilla cared me. I consider it the best
blood purifier in the world. Charles II.
Smith, North Craf tsbury, Vt.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Is sold by all druggists.' Ask for Ayer's
Sarsaparilla, and do not be persuaded to
take any other. ff -
Prepared for rr. .t. ijT .tt t i-.it i
Price SI; six bottles, SB.
NXOUNCEMENT. .
A&niviT.i.x. Rent. 9ftlh.
Ta the Voter ef Buncombe County:
In compliance w'th the wishes of many gentle
men of both political parties who have spoten
to me on tl-e subject, 1 annonnce myself as a
candidate for tiie office of Sheriff of buncombe
county. I it -1 no desire to be nominated by any
convention; i he only convention I can recognize
is the grand e '.sembly of the freemen of Bun
combe county who will, on election day,
annonnce their opinions. By their action I am
willing to sbrnd. My views will be made known
to the voters of Enncombe county in the coming
campaign. . Very respectfully,
sept 29 dswtde MARK JONES.
TIIE ONLY
First-Class Restaurant
In Asheville
- is to be found at
TURNER'S,
Johnston Building1 Corner
Patton Jive, and JWaln St.
Every delicacy of the season
served at the shortest notice and at
the most reasonable rates.
Game, Fish and Oysters will be served
after the first of September in any style,
and families served with oysters as de
sired. Elegant lu aches 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.
Cofl'eC; Chocolate and Tea, of the fJ nest
tiua'ity, served at the counter. The 11:3b.
st prices paid for these goods.
Change of bill of fare at lunch counter
every day.
Different soups every day.
Our kitchen is open for public ipvjec
tion at pn? time. au 2S-utf
P. 8. McMULiEN.
GEO. W. 1ILB0K
ATs-AFiilln
irW.-lcAI4UUV.li - r -
andTilson,
HEADQUARTERS
IN
WESTERN S. CAROLINA
FOR
Furniture, Carpets,
Shade Goods,
CORNICE POLES, &c.
We Ucve just received a car load
Of .r,ooi?3 hova Grand Rapids, and
invite t'lepublictocalland seethm.
Our irises are as low as thej ow
est, t r : wo defy competition.
We mean Business.
We have with us Will A. Blair
and J. C Moore who are always
glad to see their friends and cus
tomers. DONT FAIL TO CALL AND
EXAMINE GOODS AND PRICES
before baying elsewhere.
Soliciting a share of your patron-
age, we are youra,
oursj
espectfully, . ,
JtlcJtlUEEEJYSr TIESOJY.
june 23-dawly
MOORE & ROBARDS,
European Restaurant,
CONFECTIONERY and BAKERY.
Have just received a large shipment of
Fresh. Norfolk Oysters,
and are pri-paiud to furnish them to the
trade in cans or serve them in an stvle at
. tlielr Restaurant.
'They desire to call the attention of the
Ladies Especially., .
to the fact that their dining-room has
been handsomely fitted up for their
' ' OOMFOBT AXD ACCOMMODATION,
nd assnro them' that they will receive
every Courtesy should they honor re
wui a can.
ujvciies
MArvf ! far 10c. and Howards nt all
v hours or the day.
" - MOORE A ROBARDS. v
J. C.BROWN & co.;
MERCII AWT TAILORS,
Patlort Avenw, next (hand Crntrcl Hotel.
Rctnrn thanks for the liberal suppoit extended
tnem aanng tne past twelve momu?. -
Nothing will be wanting on tbeir part to retain
confidence, and merit Increased irvora. -
Alw. ys au excellent line of pr.emi on hand.
EXCLBU-MADK i'ASTS A GPC1AU.TY.
- Fii .st class fit and workmanship guaranteed.
Medical Instinct of Animals. :
" Animals get rid of their parasites by
using dust, mad clay, etc. Those ; suf
fering from fever restrict their, die V
keep quiet, seek dark, airy places, drink
water, and sometimes plunge - into it
When a dog has lost its appetite it eats
that species of grass known - as ' dog's
grass, which acts as an emetic and a
purgative. .- Cats also -eat grass. - Sheep
and cows, when ill, seek out certain
herbs. An animal suffering from chfonio
rheumatism always keeps, as far as pos
sible, in the sun. The warrior ants
have regular-organized ambulances.
Latrieilie cut the antennas of the ant,
and other ants - came and covered the
wounded part with a transparent fluid
secreted in their months. If a chim
panzee is .wounded it stops the bleeding
by placing its hand on the wound or
dressing it with leaves and grass. When
an animal has a wounded leg or arm
hanging on it completes the amputation
by means of its teeth.-. " -
A dog on being stung "on the muzzle
by a viper was observed to plunge its
head repeatedly for several days into
running water. This animal eventually
recovered. A sporting dog was run over
by a carriage. " Daring three weeks in
winter it remained lying in a brook,
where its food was taken to it. This
animal recovered. A terrier hart its
right eye. It remained under a counter,
avoiding light and heat, although it
habitually kept close to the fire. It
adopted a general treatment, rest and
abstinence from looa. Une local treat
ment consisted in licking the uppeu mr.
face of the paw, which it applied to the
wounded eye; again licking the paw
when it became dry. Animals suffering
from traumatic fever treat themselves
by the continued application of cold
water, which M. Delaunay considers to
be more certain, than any of the other
methods. In view of these interesting
facts we are, he thinks, forced to admit
that hygiene and therapeutics as pro
duced by animals may, in the interest of
psychology be studied with advantage.
New Orleans Picayune. "
Good Qualities of the Oyster.
"It is all nonsense about a steady diet
on oysters being injurious to the sys
tem," said a wealthy Thirty-fourth street
physician to a reporter the other day.
"Many persons think so, however. It
may be that oysters do not produce the
most pleasant results when cooked in a
rich style and eaten just before going to
bed.- When taken with wine late at
night, of coarse, if there is any bad ef
fect the next day the oysters are blamed
for it. Oysters have excellent medicinal
qualities, are nutritious, and when
plainly cooked or eaten raw are very
wholesome, especially so in cases of in
digestion. Oysters never produce indi
gestion, and that is something that can
not be said of any other alimentary sub
stance. Daring my experience I have
found in several case where oysters have
been taken daily they have done much
toward curing the patient. Invalids
have discovered in oysters the required
aliment, besides being by far the most
agreeable food to take. - Raw oysters,
too, are said to be -very good for hoarse
ness, although I have never tested their
merits on that point. It is my belief
that the oyster is - the most healthful
article of food known to man." New
York Mail and Express. -
The Vires of Glanders.
Glanders has become so prevalent and ,
s6destrucTive? In - Illinois that the state
live-stock . commission will probably
hasten to avail itself of the results of the
recent investigations of MM. Cadeac and
Malet on the resistance of the virus of
this disease to the destructive agency of
atmospheric air and heat. " In a general
way it may be stated that these prove
that the virus like Koch's cholera germ
ia rendered inert by thorough drying.
Fragments of farcy buds from the longs
retain virulence in the central parts as
long as twenty-four days, -while the
more external layers lose theirs at rates
dependent on the facility with which
they become desiccated m the atmos
phere. An atmosphere saturated with
moisture and at ordinary temperatures
preserves the virulence of the morbid
humors for very long periods of ' time
fifteen to thirty days. Boiling the virus
for two minutes in water suffices to de
stroy its activity, but simply pouring
boiling water on the ' morbid material
does not destroy its virulence. Chicago
News.
A Bint for Oculist.
Writing from Darjeeling to' Nature,
the Hon. Ralph Abercrombie says:"Threo
cases have come under my personal ob
servation in which brown-skinned - na
tives, in very different parts of , the
world, blacken their faces to protect
them from the intense light and heat."
The examples he gives are those of the
inhabitants of Morocco, as well as of
others along the north of Africa, who
blacken themselves around the eyes to
avert opthalmia from the glare of hot
sand. The natives of Fiji do the same
and so do the natives of theSilkim hills,
and it is only reasonable to suppose that
a practice of such wide diffusion,', and
such striking similarity, is found utieful,
that is, protective in the places and ' un
der the conditions contemplated. .
Origin of Bait Mine. - ...
- Ta tfct eastern coast of the Caspian sea
a carious phenomenon- . is in progress.
Kara Bobhaz'is an estuary nearly sep
arate from the main body of the sea by
a bank through which there is an inlet.
The evaporation - from this gulf is so
great that a current continually sets in
from the Caspian; and as there is no re
turn current, the water of the gulf be
comes more and more salif erous, and a
deposit of salt is in course of formation. '
In time this gulf will be cut off from the
Caspian,' and will then be dried up and'
become an extensive salt-bed. New
York Commercial Advertiser.
' Tha fiasln of the Congo. - -
A famous French authority . write
from - nine years' experience in French.
Congo that he has come to .. the ' conclu
sion that the west African territory and
the basin of the Congo must be loft to
be developed by the original inhabitants
and not be colonized by immigrants.
Boston Budget . ' . " -
Ask roar retell er for the Original SX SM
Bewara ol Imlf stlnns,
KOramlaBleM bMrlBtMaBtaBa
C3 SUOSi '
Ksdeln Button,OcmCTMS ft Laesv
DtirabUity.Oomfort m&Ap
pearanct. A portal card sen
to us wiU brir: H yoa i lorma
V tlon now to get t n booa
Inaoystateor Trriujr.
SUTTSN
This shoe stands fcfohor in the estlTnattna C
VTearrs than any othur In the world. Thouamta
Who wear It will tU you tim reason if yoa ak Uwta,
i - MISSION HOSPITAL,
Suffering women should remember that the
Mission Hospital offer all the advantages for
treatment and cure of dianaae peonliar to
their sex, that can be tonnd in Northern cities.
Address, Mission Hospital, Asheville, N. O.
.- febB-ly
Call and get some of those bargains
this week, .at WHrrtocx'a.
' Try Duffy's Pure Barley Malt Whis
key, for sale only by W.'O. Mailer & Co
Whitlock cells the folio wine celebrated
makes of corsets: Madame Foy'sWar
ner", Thompson's, Glove fitting 800 bone
French, and the very best 50c and 75c
corsets in the city. '
Try our .Barefooted an4 Baldheaded
Corn, to be found tnly ai original Bob
Jones' Pioneer Bar.
W.L.DOUGLAS'
G3Xa
SHDI
W.LDOUGLAS!
3.00
W.LDOUGLAS
$3.00
SHOE
FOB SALE AT THE
OneMciiBootaiSlioe SW
SOUTH MAIN ST, f Ashsvii.i.b,N. C.
Jj25:dSm
SOMETHING NEW.
. THE
"Embostype" Printing Stamps
(PATENT APPLIED FOR.)
These stamps answer all the pur
poses of rubber stamps and cost
much less. jg-Look ! 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. G.
TAKE JYOTICEt
"W. O. Muller & Co
JLiquor Dealers and, MHs-
ti llertP Agents.
0 "
HAVING just received a new and
full supply of all kinds of goods
usually kept in our line, we are prepared
to furnish oar many patrons and the
public in general, with something good
for the Holidavs.
Jspecial attention is caned to uunys
Pare Barley Malt Whiskey for which we
are agents in this section, also the cele
brated Bavarian and Budweise Lager
Beer on draught, and bottled for family
use, which is guaranteed strictly pure.
We also have a lot of Fine Old Pure N.
CL Corn Whiskey that can't be beat, and
the beet and most popular brands of fine
Old Kentucky hand-made sout mash Bye
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, line Cigars, Tobacco, sc., aic
We have with us Messrs. Lee C. Sor-
rells, Jesse J. Lange and W. Columbus
Featherstone who will be glad to have
their friends call and see them.
- We have in connection with our Bar
an elegant Billiard and Pool Hall up
stairs, famished with the celebrated
Brunswick, Balko & Collander. Co.'s
Tables, the best in usewhich is are charge
of the old jovial Tom Pope who will give
a cordial greeting to all. Ordet raolicited
and promptly niied. --
- W. O. MTJLLER & CO.,
. Main St., opposite Public Square,
Asheville. N. C.
Jl'etc '"' and . Valuable JUa
' "T ' chtnerm for Sale.
T OFFER the following new Machinery for
I sale:-
neS4-inch Planing and Hatching Machine,
On four-sided Moulding Machine, , -
. One heavy Morticing Machine. '
Oh large Iron Ten boning Machine,
One aaaaU Feed Mill, , ,
also some second-hand Machinery, as good as
new, as follows : - .7 -
One 20-(nch Planing Machined T -
One Atlas Engine, l&-borse power,
1 Westing House Engine. 10-horse power, -
1 lO-hoise Tortable Boiler. - . -" '
- One 20-horse power boiler, " ?
One Cireuiar Saw-Mill. - -
- This Machinery la being used every dav. ' All
or part of the above will oe sold on reasonable
terms. . Apply to -
V N. W. GIRDWOOD
is 1411 waw2w AahevUle. N.
ALTER W. VANDIVEE, ',;
. Attorney at Law, -.
MARSHALL, NORTH CAROLINA.
Offices also at AahevUle asd WeavervUle.
Special attentlonglventothecf lieetionof clainu
Western North Carolina. mch-8
AShEVILLE
C
? S. F.'TENABLS, Principal.? -
W. PINCKNEY MASON, Commandast
: -y ; V o jCadei. , : .
Opens September SCtli, 18SC.
Continnes for 40 weeks. ;. :
Por terms, &c, address .
" Bept 4-diwtf Thb pBiKcirAU
SI 1 1
hm-
M Ml
INSURANCE.
Lii!! L!wLn.nat!Oi.s
T
HK VALLEY MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION
. OF. VlilUUilA ; . . V t
.Issues policies for from
1 1,000 to $3,000,
- . AND " 1.'
combines the guarantee feature of
"OLD LINE". Companies at the
cost of ordinary co-operative : insur
ance in Secret Orders.
FIRE INSURAflCt.
insurance against loss by -Jbire in
City and County on all kindfl of
Property, Bcal'and Persoika .
Short as well as long term). . .
Policies issued at fair rates
in A. 1 Companies, '.
Horn e and Forefen.
TITOS. W. BC1nC1I AgW
Office Northl .le Court Square.
. my 20-tf-, r ,1 -. ..-if .
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
' v.- CENT, -'-r
Asheville. .Morth Carolira.
- CIIJ1S. MMOMjTJEIPS
PROSPECT BREWERY,
, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
W. O. MTJLLER & CO., Agents,
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
We herewith take great pleasure in
introducing for export and family use
tnis . r
Extra Quality linger Beer,
Brewed of the best Barley and imported
Bohemian Hops. It surpasses in fine
taste, flavor, brilliancy and nutritions
qualities any other Lager Beer, and is
strictly pure ana unadulterated, ffiysi'
ciana advise the use of this Beer, and we
call your special attention to the follow
ins?, analysis : ,
"Budwcis" layer Beer, . '
Emanating from the Prospect Brewery,
in fniiadeipnia, ra.
The undersigned, at the request of the
Technical Society, has completed an
analysis of the "Budweis" Beer, lrewed
atChas. Wolters' Prospect Brewery, in
Philadelphia, which analysis exhibits
the following results ; .
Specific gravity, 1,0124
Alcohol, 3,94$c
Extract, - 4.9213c -
Carbonic Acid. 0,22c
Ashes, 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. ' :
Da. D. H. iAaknkbaum, -Tacony
Chemical Works. Bridesburg.
Philadelphia, Oct. 28, 1881.
For Hotels, Boarding Jlouses, Private
Families and the Trade, the above Beer
is put uain patent-stopper Bottles (pints.)
and in export bottles (pints,) well corked.
wired, lolled 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
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 -bo furnished direct
from our refrigerator to our customers.
All shipping orders will receive prompt
attention. - -
apl3-dtf - W. O. MTJLLER & CO. -
X BRAND tfe CO,
UNDERTAKERS. :
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
- Metallic and Walnut Cofiins constantly
on hand. Every requisite of the business
furnished. - All calls day or night prompt
ly answered. Hearses 1 irnished when
desired! . ; mi.-wly .
BOB iOHES,
- v The Pioneer.
To my Customers: ' . . -.
I desire to inform my eustomera that I keep
no cheap beer, either in bottles or on draft. My
goods wines, liquors, beers, &c., are all pnre
ana jresu. vruers souciiu nut( wuuwuuh
guaranteed." Orders- from distance specially
solicited. -"' - "
Goods delivered free of charge to snypajt of
tne city Dy poute servanta. . -
Shep Dearer, the curious concoctor of cocktails,
to with me and rupectfully invites his friends to
call. Call on or address - - " L - -
BOB JOMCS,
The Pioneer Bar, S doors below 1st N f Bank,
GRANITE YAB1,
HENDERSON VILLE, - :
-.A IX. J.
1-VT Jt
I :
P; CORN & Co-., lroi8.
The granite tonnd near - Hendersonviife is
recognized for its beauty and durability, j
The undersigned is prepared to furoiss on
short notice, all work In granite, for Window-
sills, uoor sum, steps, c inaeea every
deed eve
thing neeaea lor unuaings. -..-
TERMS SEASONABLE.
CaU on or address , A. P CORN A C0V
fseptlldlf - ' . . HendersonviUe. N.C.
-JOSEPH 8. ADAM3, ? f -.: J.'Jr.:;
Attormejr and Counsellor nt
. - Office in" law Building, jN :
adiolnlng First National Bank,
ASHEVILLE, N. C. : "-,
" Practices In all courts, state and Federal.
rsept 7 I year - '
ASK FOR :-" -itVv'x-i
- The Hamilton Improved
Fruit Jars for sale at : - ,
; BEARDEN, RANKIN & CO.
julylS-dtf .. . . : "
RYE! RYE!
; WANTED
L3f( BrsilEUofRveatonoe. 1
CjfJ UEAKDh.2 KAMilN & CO
L,
Aijftsr Hotel Bife .
Dryer's Sulphur Springs Sold.
Tha remainder of the land, will be anld In
tracts suitable for farms, villa plots and business
lots. Also, old mill and fine water nower. - -
The most desirable place of residence in
- The Land of Health,
Beat Hlietal Wsten, Beat Climate,
i latest Scenery. -
Five miles west of Asheville. on Bnmht TM
W.H.C.K.E. .
15.000 acres mountain and vallevland in Trmn.
sylvan ia county, suited for stock raisins:, tann
ing, mui culture, lumbering, die 60,000 acres
mountain land in Swain county, en Tennessee
Kiver. Bich land, well timbered. Both tracts
will be eot Ot to suit ourchasen or colonies.
Several other tracts in western counties for sale.
' uora naeer mining land and timber on tne
stump lor sale. Apply to
- " H. Plasuden,
:-1 " ' Snlptrar Springs, or
' Address Asheville, N. C. '
1nn2M4w6m . .
Main Street, (Above Eagle Hotel)
.' Asheville, JT. C.
' : 0
The oest stock always oa hand. Work always
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
I am especially prepared to moke boots and
hoes so as to prevent dampness v udsQUKAUNO.
Beady-Hade ustom Work of
all Sorts on Hand.
Gentlemen and Ladiri' Repairing a Spe
cially. Fine Custom Work always on hand, any s tyle
and satisfaction guaranteed,' as to stock and
work. Shoemakers' Findings always on hand and
tor sale, the beet in the market, at low prices
Gents' custom-made, low-quartered dress shoes
made of best material, now offered for $4 and
t4.S0-U9Ual price, t6. Call early.
. Pine Groceries!
Imported and Domestic Table
-'-. Delicacies
at KEPLEU'S.
T.
T. T.
EXTRA CHOICEST New Crop TEAS,
Choicest Moyune Gunpowder,
bnglish iireaktast, '
Formosa Oolong,
Extra Fancy Japan:
.. FINE COFFEE.
Mocha, OXd Government Java,
Cordova, Santos Peaberry,"
Finest Bio and Laguayra,
Instantaneous Chocolate, Cocoa,
Bakers Chocolate and Broma.
CKOSSE & BLACKWELL'S Jams,
Gordon & Dil worth's Jellies Si Preserves,
G. & D. Pineapples, in glass jars,
U. & ii. Cranberry bauce,
CANNED VEGETABLES.
Gordon & Dilworth's Asparagus,
Oyster Bay Asparagus,
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,
Boss' Lunch Biscuit, -
Boss' Wafers, Mushroom Crackers,
Imported Albert Biscuit.
Finest New Orleans Molasst.
Kev 'Yest and Imported Cigars.
FULL STOCK OF
STAPLE GROCERIES
South Main St, opp. Eagle Hotel.
SOMETHING CHOICE!
lot
T OVERS OF THB WEED, who enjoy a really
m gooa smoae, snoaia always au lor
DOLMES1 Golden teal.
Land of the Sky,
. PisKata.
These brands aie mannfar .ared from the eele
brated Tobaccos grown in Western North Caro
lina, ree rrom au perrumenes, aaniieranons o
anpunaesaa are pnsea for tnerr
1p!6tr3n3lg Qualities
Ask your dealers or
nozjriES' tobacco,
and take no other.
IS. L HOLMES & CO. Pbopeiitoes
n 2-Umos , ASHEVILLE. N. C.
; FRAMtXIN HOUSE
D. C. CUNNINGHAM, PROPEiirroR,
FRANKLIN, - C -' & G .
Table supplied with the best the market
affords. - :.
First-Class Livery and Sale Stables in
connection with bouse. " s
Dally Hack between Webster aT-
.. Fran.li.llw. . - -
' 74 Bmmtplt Momma Tor Jfrmmimtrt. .
.' TJiHMH MJiU 8 JVLf HjLH. . . .;
.. Beptll-dly - : -. ". -
ptANADA COWAN
J . . (Establislied in 1855.)
:J-rt:;.y: Watclmiaker, ;
Jeweler, r ;
AHD DEAXXB Of ' ,
Wotchet, Clock, Jewelery, Spectacle!, &cS
' : Patton Avenue. Asheville, N. C. V
Leror W. Fairchild's Gold Pen. Good
stock always on hand.'j v
First Class Saddle, and
1 ;.';;; Ilarucss -Horses,;; -';.;
'S' For Sale
THTC UNDERSIGNED has at his stables on
fcaele street, rear of Eseie Hotel,
a large number of CHOICE FINE HORSES, well
broken, either for Saddle or Harness, for sale.
A 11 younir, and perfectly sound and gentle. -Call
early. M. U AREY.
Jul 8-dii
WINE AND LIQUOR STORE.
MAIN ST.,' 3rd DOOR ABOVE. THE BANK OP ASHEVILLE.
- . The largest and most complete- assortment of . .
Imported and Wines,
Liquors and Brandies
TO BE
WESTERN NORTH C A.ROLINA.
r make a specialty of Champaigns, Sauternes and Clarets by the case,
and carry a large stock of fine :
" Havana Cigars.
TH E 'BON ANZA'
Sample and Pool Room in the Rear,
, Is unsurpassed by anything of the kind in the State.
JOHN Z. MILSTER & J. A. MARQUARDT, Managers.
Itlcbmond and : Danville
Railroad.
. WESTERITKORTH CAROLINA DIVISION.
General Passenger Office, 1
Asheville, N. C, Aug. 21st, 1886. f
On and alter Ane, ttnd. 1886. and mnercedins
all others, the following schedule will be opera
ted ovet this road
MAIN LINE.
Train No. 63. -
Train No. 53.
WEST. EAST.
Ait. L've. Arr. L've.
Salisbury, 11.35 am. 6.13 p.m.
8tatesville - 12.55 12.67 4.12 4.12
Newton, 2.10 2.10 S.10 8.10 "
Hickory, 2.43 2.43 S.38 2.43
Icard, 3 06 3.31 13 S.16
Morganton, 8.56 3.36 l.iS 1.28
Marion. 5.02 5.02 12.K M.ST -
Old Fort, S.S3 5.35 ' 11.66 11.67
Round Knob, 62 5.58 11.40 11.40 '
Black Mo'ain, 6.29 7.00 10.59 10.52
Asheville, 7.62 8.05 ' 9.56 10.01
Alexanders, . 8.43 8.43 9.16 9J6
Marshall, 9.21 9.21 8.40 8.40
Warm Spr'gs, 10.17 10.20 7.20 7.4T
Paint Rock, 10.40 7.00
Train No. 50. Train No. 6L
WEST. EAST.
Arr. Lve. Arr. Lve.
Salisbury, 1.20 a. m. 12.40
Statesville, 2 43 2.44 11.39 11.40
Newton, 8.56 8.56"" 10.S8 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
Marion, - 6.69 6.59 8 30 8.30
Old Fort, 7.36 7.37 . 7.69 8.00
Round Knob, 8.00 8.26 7.20 7.40
Black Mount'n 9.0T 9.07 6.24 6.30
Asheville, 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 3.05 1.35 .300
Paint Rock, 8.25 1.15
MURPHY DIVISION.
Going West.
Going East,
Arr.
L've.
10.18
11.12
11.33
18.40
1.85
2.35
2.46
Stations.
Asheville,
Turnpike,
Pig"n River,
Waynesv'le,
Balsam,
Sylva,
Web'rStat'n
Whittler,
Charleston,
Nantahala,
Jarretts,
Arr.
L've
A M
uai
3.20
2.13
1.48
12.26
11.42
10.26
10.15
9.28
8.36
7.34
P M
S15
153
100
1202
10 27
1016
929
11. S3
12.31
1.15
2.35
2.45
8.36
4.20
530
7.05
4.25
6.30
845
T.34
a. m 6.00
- 'Meal Stations.
Trains Nob. 50 and 51 run solid between Lonis-
... .4 C H..V, 1 ,nll .1
between Cincinnati, Loutsvule and Knoxviile ;
aiso oetween warm springs ana uoiasDoro.
Trains Nog. 52 and 53 runs solid between Mor-
ristown and Salisbury, carrying Leighton sleep
ing cars Deiween vnaiianoogr ana jLsnevme.
C. W. CHEARS, A G P A. Richmond, Vs.
W. A. TURK. A. G. P. A., Salisbury, N C .
V. E. McBEE. 8upt.. Asheville. N C.
Schedule of Passenger Rates
FBOJf PEUJCIPAL POINTS
To Asheville, Jt C.
1st Class. Bound Trip
FROM - Summer Settlers.
Limited. Excursion.
New York, 8:3.55 $32.00 $14.15
Philadelphia. 21.05 28.00 11.66
Baltimore, 18.25 22.40 8.85
Washington, 17.05 20.00 7.65
Richmond, 13.80 15.25 6.16
Norfolk, - 16.65 18.00
Wilmington, 13.16 15.85
Chariot ton, 14.15 17.30
Augusta, . 13.25 13.45
Atlanta, 10.85 15.80
Montgomery, 14.75 .5o
Mobile, 20.20 27.75
New Orleans, 22.45 30.65
Chattanooga, 7.75 11.65
Memphis, 17.06 23.30
Louisville, - 12.40 . 17.75
Cincinnati, 12.75 18.60
Raleigh, 10.60 12.35 4.15
Savannah, 17.20 18.75
Columbia, 10.25 12.15
Jacksonville. 2160 28.95
Atlantic & H. C. R. R.
. . TIME TABLE HO. 2.
' In effect 12 M., Sunday. January IT th, 1886.
EAST.
WEST.
No. 61.
Passenger.
No. 60.
Passenger.
STATIONS :
Arr. L've.
Arr. L've.
F. M.
6 51
182
847
11 18
1140
T. M.
607
654 -652
1128
A.M.
1111
10 96
943
446
A.X.
1019
147
7 47
606
485
Goldsboro
LaGrange
Kinston ;
' New Berne 1
Morehead City -Morehead
Depot
Daily Except Sunday.
Train 50 connects with Wilmington A Weldon
train bound North, leaving Goldsboro 11:85a. mM
and with Richmond & Danville train West, leav
ing (rnld.4ara 12:35 p. m., and J-ihnLXOtr xt
V, eiaon Train .hww wrm p. nt. ; J:- .
Train 61 connects with Richmond & Danville
Tralii. arriving at Goldsboro 4:40 p. m, and with
Wilmington & Weldon Train from th North st
4:54 p. m- ' ,
GiBFear&Y.l.E'F.CoiB'y.
" ; TRAIN NORTH. '
' - - - Arrive Leave
Bennettsville, '", 820 pm
Fayelteville, ... 1200m 1226 pm
Sanford, . 216pm 126 pat
Greensboro, - . -- 600pm .
v' - Dinner at Fayetteville.
TRAIN SOUTH. " -
- ' '..- Arrive. Leave.
Greensboro -. . . 9 to a m
Sanford - . - 120pm 1 46 p m
Fayetteville : 8 50pm 4 00pm
Bennettsville - '7 30pm
Dinner at Sanford. .
Freight and Passenger Train leaves Bennetts
ville Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 2 30
p m, arriving at Fayetteville at 8 p m. -
Leaves Fayetteville on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at 6 30 a m, andr arrives at Ben
nettsville at 12m. - - -
Freight and passenger Train North leaves Fay.
ettevilie on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at 8 a m, (connecting at Sanford with Freight
rnd Passenger Trains to Raleigh), leaves Sanford
at 11 80 a m, and arrives at GreeDsboroat540pm.
Leaves Greensboro Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at 6 a m, leaves Sanford at 11 15 an,
and arrives at Fayetteville at 2 4e D m.
- JNO.M. ROSE, Gen.Tas. Agent,-'.
. J. W. FRY. Gen. Superintendent. -
Mason's -Improved
Fruit Jars and
Jelly Glasse, Ice Cream Freezers, at
BEARDEN, RANKIM & CO.
- july 18-dtf . ; .;
PATENT BOLLEn PROCESS
. ; (Sweet Home) '.
IS THE BEST FLOUR ON THIS
: MARKET. :
Send and get a sample package from
S.B. WEST & CO,
sept 22 dtf Sole agents.
FOUND IN
JOHN HART & CO.
Contraetors'and BttHdcra.
ASHEVILLE, N. C,
"MAKERS OF
DOOIt and TVlJn. tt
. FRAMES,
JflJtTELS and BRACKETS.
Keep in stock Mouldings, Newels,
Handrails, Balusters, etc., etc.
All kinds of Builder's woodwork solicited
apl 9-cUwSmos
.THE
HAZLEGREEN
Sash & Blind Factorv
Has recently purchased a large amount oi Oak
Ash Chestnut, Cherry and Walnut Lumber, am
CAN FURNISH WORK
manufactured of thoroughly dried vateria!. We
propose to furnish work at the lowest figures, and
equal to any imported goods.
a rrr THOK L. CLAYTON. Propr
J 8. CLAYTON, Business Manger.
fob4-awtf
Pomona Hill Nurseries.
J. Tan IJndley, Prop'
SALEM JUNCTION, N. C,
2 Miles west of Greensboro, on the
Richmond & Danville Rail Road.
Oyer 1,000,000 Fruit Trees,
Tines, Ac,
Consisting of Apple, Peach, Pear, Plum,
Apricot, Nectonne, Japanese Persim
mon, Quince, Figs, P-icans, Mulberries.
Grapes, Raspberries, Currants, Goose
berries, Shade Trees, Evergreens, Rcses
&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 LLNDLEY,
Salem Junction, Guilford eo., N. C.
A. R. Oeburn and N. A. RnvnrMn
Agents for Western N. C.
' at Asheville, NC.
. men 16-dAw6mos
HARNESS.
Our Stock is now complete and mad'
of the best materials, with 11 the latest
improvements, oingie ana aouDie set -in
nickle and oriental rubber, either gi
or nickle lined. All other trimmings o
short notice.
Saddles and Bridles
Of every grade and price, from cheape
Morgan to the English Shaptoe. -.
. UOJISE COJLJLAltS
Of every kind, size, grade and price.
IIOItSE CLOTIIIJVG
Just .received a fresh stock, including
Track Suits, Sweat Hoods, Jowl Hoods, -Cooling
Blankets, Ankle Boots of differ-
ent patterns. Linen Sheets of all prices
, LAP ROBES.
The finest stock in the market Call a
see them.
lYtUps, Saddle Cloths ana
Ely JWets,
in pvcry variety.
KIJYBS A SPECIAL
Remember . we have no machinery
all work done by band and guaranteed
Call on us and see what can be bouaht
in Asheville in our line.
T. W. RRAIVC1I.
North Main street, opposite old Central
Hotel, Asheville, N.C v .; i .
FAWCY SIGN AND
ORMANENTA1V
PAOTTINO, andVphoIsterinsr.
.' L. SWICEGOOD '
- Willow street, Asheville, N.
Is ready to do the very best work in h " '
and will guarantee satisfaction la work '
prices. ' j,.'.- " .'- -r
Gold Signs a Specialty
Estimates furnished ' for -large contracts.
Invite examination of prices and work. Giv
me seal!. .-
mchlO-d - . . ' .... U SWICEGOOD.
A GEM OF A HOME FOR SOME-
: - -; body, ; ' '
THE prettiest little p?ace In nnncombe consi
ty, two miles from a depot, four miles from
the city, on Swannanoa river, contains ninety
aores.twenty of which are good bottom, thirty bo
land, as good as any on the river; . no washed
worn-out land on the place; forty asres wet
timbered. Good, new dwelling house, with?
rooms, all out houses, splendid spring with
spring-house, ISO choice apple trees, one-ht fot
which are just ready to bear; 75 peach trees ail o
superior quality; some grape vines and pwars.
This property is well adapted to growl"? r
and clover, and now has about twenty-hte k.us
In clover. Also crood tobaceo iand.
Por further paruculurs aprW at the
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