1 ' i
Vour Cfiildrcn
Ax constantly exposed to danger from
Colds, "Whooping Cough, Croup, and
diseases peculiar to the throat and
hina. For such ailments, Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral, promptly adminls
tared, affords speedy relief and core. "
As a remedy for 'Whooping Cough,
wi;a which many of onr children were
Jiicted, we used, during the past win
tr, with mnch satisiaction, Ayer's
Cuerry Pectoral. For this .affection, we
consider this preparation the most effi
: cadoas of all the medicines which have
come to. our knowleri ee. Mary Park
hnrst. Preceptress,' - Home for Little
an&orers, Poacaster, Md.
Hycluldren have taenpecnllarly sub
ject to attacks of Croup, and I failed to
Lad any effective remedy until I com
menced administering Ayer's Cherry
I-eetoraL This preparation relieves the
(kifieulty of breathing and Invariably
cures the complaint David G. Stacks,
Chatham. Columbia Co., ET. Y.
I have used Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
' la nrr family for manv veara. and
hmrm found it especially valuable In ,
rr nooping vougo. xms moaicme auays
all irritation, prevents inflammation from
extending to the lungs, and quickly sub
does any tendency to Siung Complaint.
J. B. Wellington, Plain ville, Mich.
I find no niedicdne so effective, for
Croup and Whooping Cough, as Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral. It saved the life of my
little boy, only six months old, carrying
Jim safely through the worst case of
Whoopin Cough I ever saw.' Jane
Malone, Hney Flats, Tenn. tf
Ayer's Chsrry Pectoral,
rTwvmra Bjvr.j. u. Avers Co., Ixwell. Vfu.
Boia by all tfrnggUU. Price 1; tlx bottles, C5.
THE
First-Glass Restaurant
i In AMtteTille
is to be found at
TURNER'S,
Johnston " liulldlnsr Corner
. Pat ton mMve. and JtMatn 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 wmuies served with oysters as de
sired. ' . -.
Elegant lunches put up in baskets for
parties-and any one going on on trains
- will find it to their advantage to call and
get lunches before leaving.
vouee, Vsiiocoiaie unu xea, ui luennest
quality, served at the counter. The high
est prices paid for these goods.
ChangSLQf bill, of fare at lunch counter
every day. '
Different soups every day.
- Our kitchen is open for public inspec
tion at any time. au 28-dtf
S. JlrMULLEN.
GKO. W. TILBON
McMullen
: and Tilson,
HEADQUARTERS
IN-
WESTERN Sm CAROLINA
-FOR
iM.fe'. .
Euniiture, . Carpets
Shade Goods, .
CORNICE POLES, &c
- We have just received a car oad
of goods from Grand Rapids, and
invite the public to call and see 1 hem.
OwTDrices-are as lov? asthe ow
eat, an We Jefy competition.
ytW4 mean Business.
We have with us Will A. Blair
and -pi? OvMoore who are always
glaxt ito-'-W&Xtaeir friends and cus-
- DON.? FAIL TO CALL AND
EXAMINE GOODS AND PRICES
, "before buying elsewhere.
Solioiting a share of your patron
age, we are youra,
Respectfully,
.TZcJtlltEEEJVA TIESOJY.
jnnf 2jtlv
' - MOORE & ROBARDS, ,
European Restaurant,
r.-
COSfrECTIONERY and BAKERY.
u.3 ,
Have just received a large shipment of
Fresh BTorfolls Oysters,
and are prepared to furnish them to the
trade in cans or serve them in an style at
their Restaurant.
i ney acmro-y wnnon. -oijtne
Ladles Esprclalty,
tn tha M Lhat their dining-room has
beeu handsomely fitted up for their
COMFET ASD AC0OMMODAT10S,
and assure them that t hey will receiw
every Cosrl.-sy fhonM they honours
with a oafl. ' '
. : 'x v .v v ii e sr ;
erved for toe. and ' opvrds at all
. f - jaours or tne-
..Antu i WARDS.
1 UUlViJ .a. w
ptl-dtt - - '
lit. StJQsopli's
OFTHEBLTJBRIDGE.DICKORY, N C
lads ckwfltflIterr erey.
Bord and Tmtlon.sUS-nvedoUaTsperst!sion
oly -dmo - 1
.irv IljOli
' morcs-ed i,rtin
- , .1. rJSr" lam
, jt.I"II-MADK ? r - jTy
' ' " , V" " DIRGE.
Weep and sigh, weep and sign;
No heart-rest 'neath a pitiless sky;
No hand-clasp that wo most jiot leavaj; .
No soul-web but must soon unweave; .
;- , Weep and sigh.
Tears of pain, tears of pain; . "
Ripplo on ripple of dark winter rain
Over the pall of a pale winter snow; '
The rain is promise, the tears are woe; , ,
' Tears ef pain. W
Sleep no more, sleep no more;
Sleeping Is dreaming of long buried yore; " -Awake
and sigh with chill winter blast,,
Of sorrowful murmuring over the past; ' ;
. . Bleep no more.
Only todie, only to die; . : ' 'A
Down in the earth there is never a sigh ; , .
Only a grass bed cold and rank,. . "'
And ths shirering gloom of an endless blank;
Only to die. - " ;
TV. J. Henderson. -
Talue of Salesman.
"But it is in the retail clothing business
that salesmen's salaries are measured by
the number of friends they have, more
than in any business that I know of. In
burins clothing every man feels that he
needs good advice, and particularly that
he likes to buy of a salesman who has
good taste, and who appears to be cancua
and anxious to please. Yon know there
are salesmen who appear to know just
what a man wants even if he doesn't
know himself, and these men are sure to
make friends and have customers follow
ing them wherever they go. ;
''I know a man who began, two years
ago, in one of our clothing houses, on a
Siilary of $8 a week. He made a study of
the business and of customers, did the
best to please, and carefully jotted down
the names and addresses of all men to
whom he made sales. A year or more
later he engaged with another firm on a
salary of $1,200 a year, and then sent a
-note to all of his customers advising them
of his change of base and inviting them
to call and see him. Soon men were call
ing at the store every day, asking for this
salesman, and making purchases of him.
He was busy when his brother salesmen
were idle. Amid the selling checks the
proprietor found this salesman's name
more frequent than that of any other
man in his employ. What was the re
sult? Why, the very natural one that
the salesman became well nigh indispensa
ble, and he is now drawing a salary of
$3,500 a year. Young man, instead of
complaining of the wretched wages paid
clerks, and cursing your employers,
jump in and see if you can't make your
self Indispensable. You are not a clerk?
No matter the advice is good, and I
stand by it." Chicago Herald.
Character Indicated by Penmanship.
There aro people who claim to read
men's characters from their writings.
As the writing of every nation is distin
guished by certain strong national pe
culiarities, it is easy for an expert to de
cide to what nation a writer belongs.
Having settled that, certain large charac
teristics, which are common to all men,
but in different degrees, can be seen in
every handwriting. A certain number
of men are calm, even-lived, sensible and
practical. Men of that class are almost
certain to write plain, round hands, in
which every letter is distinctly legible;
neither very much slanted forward, nor
tilted backward; no letter, very much
bigger than its neighbor, nor with heads
much above or tails much belo rr the let
ters not so distinguished; the letters all
having about the same general upright
ness, and the lines true to the edges of the
paper, neither tending upward nor down
ward. -
Exact, business like people will have
an exact handwriting. Fantastic minds
revel in quirks and streamers, particu
larly for the capital letters, and this
quality is not infrequent in certain
business hands, as if the writers found a
relief from the prosaic -nature of their
work in giving flourishes to certain let
ters. - firm, decided, downright men are
apt -to. bear, on, the pen while writing,! ,
auu w uia&e meir ulixtkcb jiaru buu muck.
On the contrary, people who are not sure
of themselves and are lacking in self
control press unevenly and with anxious
looking, scratchy hands. Ambitious peo
ple are apt to be overworked; they are
always in haste and either forget to cross
their t's or dot their i's. They are also
opt to run the last few letters of every
vord into an illegible scrawl. Flurried,
troubled, and conscious-twinged persons
Lave a crabbed and uneven handwriting.
Henry Kckiora in fct. .Nicholas. - . ,
A Whiff of Frnssle Acid.
"If you were going to commit suicide,"
asked Professor H. C. White, "how
would yoa do it:'. - "
"Queer question," he replied smiling,
"but I think I should take a whiff of
prussic acid." --.
"Would that kill qulckiyf"
"In about a second. You would simply
catch a scent of bruised peach kernels
and all would be over. An hour after
death there would be no trace of poison
in your body. The flrst effect of the prus
sic acid would be to turn your blood
black. " As your corpse cooled the poison
would evaporate and in an hour au would
be gone. IJke lightning the breath of
the acid flashes through the veils, kills
and vanishes."
"Is this acid to be found in the drug
store?"
"Yes; but not in the concentrated form
I speak of. If I wanted to kill myself,
which I clearly do not, I should pour hy
drochloric acid over cyanide of potash,
whilf the prnssic acid gas that arose and
go off in a twinkling."
"I have in my laboratory at Athens."
the professor continued, "a piece of
parchment bearing these words- 'This is
writ'.cu with the blood of Jerry Twincher,
who was poisoned with prussio acid.
The writing is as black as ink." At
lanta Ccr.sf.ta'.ion.
Anocdote of Horaco Greeley.
Mr. Greeley was a queer character and
could be funny when he liked. .He was
.. .rf-tnaf ora of , the American
institute and naturally took a deep inter
est in its weuare. wnen toe annual ex
hibition was in progress, The Tribune
columns wero full of it. Sometimes Mr.'
Greeley took a hack at it - himself.'
Though a strict temperance man he one
day astonished the staff by writing a
paragraph on the wine exhibit, saying
that it Included port, sherry, claret,
Cliquot, Mumm, Roeder ,r and cham
pagne. The staff were laughing over the
old gentleman's blunder, when he came
In and asked the cause. The slip of his
pen being pointed out, Mr. Greeley re
marked in his squeaky voice:
"Wa'al, I'm about the only man on this
paper who could make such ad d fool
ish mistake as that."
He was quite Tight there-Interview
tn The Journalist. . h- L-.jU.,
On the door of Prince Bismarck's study
at Friederichsruhe are notches Indicating
the height of all the members of the
family.
Ask your retailer for the Original S-'Shasfe
Beware of Imitations.
Kons Genuine nnlea bearing this Staas
JAMES LtEANS
3H0S.
Hade In Battott,Ooiffiae ft tAOflh
acM voir fi wifw unexoeuea in
jsuraouuv,tjomjort amafK
pearanm. A posr-ft ffmrd ham I
to oivpiti brii fur t
lion bnw to ft' 9
J.L - 'fit ,
Trra.swsi trmn itnv ntriAF In triA tvnrhi 1
bQ, wcw: it wlU tU you tbereftsoa if jrou titcx
I rv
MISSION HOSPITAL.
' Buffering woirsa should remember that the
Mission Hospital offer all the advantages for
treatment ana euro 01 diseases peauu&r. to
their sex. that can be I onnd in Northern ciuea,
Address, Mission Hospital, Asheville, K. C,
Try Duffy's Pare Barley Malt "Whis
kevi for sale only by W. O. Mailer & Go
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. . : y ; .'- :;
Try oor Barefooted and Baldheaded
Corn, to be found only -at,- original Bob
Jones' rioneerBar. , , ;. .
PIEDMONTjAIR LI HE.
Richmond and Danville
Railroad. .
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION
' :. -. General Passenger Dep't, I.
Asheville. N. C, Nov. 0th, 1886. f
Condensed schedule, taking effect Nov. 't, 1886.
Read
Down.
Read
- Up.
WEST.
CAST.
4 30 p m Leave
69 "
9 4s '" -1100
"
6 15 a m
745 arrive
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore :.
Washington
Lynchburg
Danville
Arrive SSOpm
' IS 36 pm
,i - 10 0 am
- - o ou
' Leave 11 40 p m
230am
730
943 '
Lve Richmond
. Danville
Arr Greensboro
Arr 5 80am
- 1120 pm
ive v m
500 p m
100am
900
1140
Lve Goldsboro
Raleigh
Arr GreensDoro
Salisbury
Arr 11 SO am
6 60
. J 9 47-p m
645pm
8 01
Lve
Arr
Charlotte
Salisbury
An is
Lve 11
30 am
00pm
11 SO am
19 89pm
144
a 15
933
3 30
433
Lve
Arr
Salisbury
Statesvillo, '
Arr
lip m
us
07
40
55
25
25
fiewvm
Hickory
Connelly Springs
Morgan ton '
Marion
Black Mountain
Spart. June
Asheville
Alexander's -Hot
Springs
. 2
v.. S
1
-11
11
. 10
;6 0S
51 a m
0 47
C55
738
9 39
09
51
io
IG
8
Lve 8
Arr -6
3
Lve 1
20'
00
so
13
45
10 00
rami kuck
Morristown
- KnoxviUe
910
1 10 am
4 46
Lve
Arr
MURPHY BRANCH,
11 10 a m Lve Asheville. Arr 5 00 p m
ipm arr wajnesviue Z4
825 . 8ylva - 1211
8 35 Webster 12 00 m
610 Charleston 10 SO am
6 19 Bushnell 9 19
7 54 Jarrett's Lve 7 46
75th Meridian time used East of Paint Rock
90th - " - " West
Trains on Murnhv Branch ran daily except
Sunday. - ..
Through Pnllman Sleepers on south bonnd
train leaving Salisbury at 11 00 p. m. tor Atlanta
ana new urieans.
Through Pnllman sleeper on north bound
train leaving Salisbury at 8 06 p. m. for Wash
ington. Pnllman sleeoer on same train from
Greensboro to Richmond and Greensboro to Ral
eigh.
Does not leave uoiosDoro snnaay nignt.
IDoes not leave Greensboro Saturday night.
JA8.L. TAYLOR, G. P. A.,
Washington, D.C.
W. A. TURK. A. G. P. A.,
Asheville, N C.
Schedule of Passenger Rates
rEOM'PEIKCIPAL POINTS
To l8hetllley JIT. C .
1st Class. Round Trip
Summer Settlers.'
Limited. Excursion.
r23.55 $32.00 - -$14.15
21.05 28.00 11.65
18.25 22.40 8.85
17.05 20.00 7.65
13.30 15.25 5.76
16.65 18.00 .
18.16 15.85 . . ' ,
: 14.15 -.- 17.30
13.25 , .13.45 . ..
10.85 15.80
14.75 20.55 - - ..... -
80.20 97.75
99.45 . . . 30.65 ' '
7.75 ' " 11.85
17.05 , 23.38 : -,
12.40 - 17.75 " - -- i ' r.
12.75 18.60 '
. ' 17.20 ' ,. ' 18.76 ' -10.25
19.15 . " .
2160 r 28.95
' FROM
New York,
Philadelphia,
Baltimore,
Washington,
Kicnmona,
Norfolk,
Wilmington,
Charleston,
Augusta,
Atlanta,
Montgomery,
Mobile,
New Orleans,
Chattanooga,
Memphis.
Louisville.
Cincinnati,
Raleigh,
Savannah,
Columbia,
Jacksonville.
SOMETHING NEW.,
THE
"Embostype" Printing Stamps
(PATENT APPLIED FOR.)
These stamps answer an the pur
poses of rubber stamps and cost
much less.- jsy-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, postpaid,
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.
' T.1KE JVOTICE !
W. O. Muller & Co.
tAquor Dealers ana Dis
tillers' JIgents.
: - o : , , ,:f :
HJkSTKQ just received a new and
- full supply of all kinds of goods
usually kept in our line, we are prepared
to furnish bur many - patrons - and the
public in general, with , something good
for the Holidays.
Especial attention is called to Duffy's
Pure Barley Malt Whiskey for which we
are agents m this section, also the tele
brated Bavarian atid- Budweise l.ager
Beer on draught, intfTroraea-for-fUuiiir-use,
which is guaranteed strictly pure.
We also have a lot of Fitu CM 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 Rum, imported
and domestic Gins, Pare N. C. Apple and
Peach Brandies, Pure N. 0 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, &a
We have with us Messrs. Jee 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, furnished with the celebrated
Brunswick, Balkcr & Collander : Co-'s
Tables, the best in use, which is are charge
of the old jovial Tom Pope who will give
a cordial greeting to all. Ordarsolicited
and promptly filled. ...
W. O. MULLER & CO., ' --
Main st, opposite Public Square,
Asheville. N. C. .
PROF. C FALK, ::
Teacher of Music. ;
Ladles will find comfortable private 'music
room in Vie Asberille Music House, north side ol
Public Bauara. augfedtf
ALTER W. VAND1VEK,- 4 . i. -
Attorney at Law, .
MARSHALL, NORTH CAROLINA. .
Offices also at Asheyine" saa Weaverrule.
Special attention (tlven totbect liettion of claims
Western North Carolina, - . meb-
INSUKAKCE.
- ' - I
(j i ak A W aastf
-tot-
mHR VALLEY MT7TTJAL LI?BAS30CIATI0
- M. - . . ... UJJ- Yl&vJuNiJl -
Issues policies for from - ; . -. ,
i,6 io $s,oooi 3.
combines he "ffuaremtet -feature xo:
"OLD LINE Compinitr -At the
cost cf ordirmrtci6-operatave"'lnBur
; ance Lu Secret Orders.
fire:, ilinA?;ct;
Insurance . against loss By ,t,ire in
City and County Oft all kinds of
Property, ESeal and Persona
s Short as well as long term.",;'
Policies "Issued "at lair rates J
" in A.-1 Companies, .
Home and : Foreign.
i THOS,"n'. BKASCW, Agent, ;
Office North Side Court Square.
- my 20-tf - -..-.
EDVAHO J. ASTCiV
RAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
- AshevilFe, .MorlrVCaroIlrai.
PROSPECT BREWERY,'
ff j PHILADELPHIA, PA.
yr. O: MULLER & CO., Agents,
ASHEVILLE, K. C. -
We b fir ft With tnlrA rrreot nlooDnrA in
introducing for export and family use
Extra Quality tager Beer, ;
Brewed of the best Barley and imported
uuuciuiau tiops. jli surpasses in nne
taste, flavor, brilliancy and nutritious
OUftlitiPR H71V nt tiPr 1 .ocmv Da.. Sn
strictly pare and unadulterated. Physi
cians aavisa ine use ot this Ueer, and we
Call VOUr suecial attention tn tliA fnllnnr.
ing analysis ; . ;
"BnsJweis" iMsrer Beer,
Emanating from tlie Prospect Brewery,
m jriiiiaueipma, ra.
The llllfinrsifrnpil at. tha rannoot ri)i
Technical Society, has completed an
ana!VElS Of the 'Rllrlwiia" Roar KntmaA
atChas. Wolters' Prospect Brewery, in
Philadelphia, which analysis exhibits
the following results : '
. Specific gravity,
Alcohol, -.
Extract. ." :
Crbonic'Acid,
Ashes,. .;-.-...:
Ir0124
3,94c
4.92c
This siraifies that ihH"Rniliroiii'' Kn
in its essential qualities is almost the
exact countfimnrr. nf Iho hoot TmnnrfaJ
Bohemian Beer.
a runner examination, seeking adul
terations. Droves mnflnni vlr. thof t
contains naught of that nature. -
UK. u. II. UANXKBAUsC, -
Tacony Chemical Works, Bridesbura.
Fur TTntola Tlnorlirx. vrn..o, t.:.t-
Families and the Trade, the above Beer
is put up in patent-stopper Bottles (pintsi.)
and in export bottles (pints,) well corked,
wired, foiled and labeled. -
We deliver the Beer free ot charge to
any part of th, city, .and call for the
empty patent stopper bottles, which are
never sold but must always be returned
' i .
wiiu toe crates. - - -
Havinsr erected . lartrr- rfV5rKVot fnr
the storage of Beer, we are enabled to
accp our neer cooi, ireen ana in cood
order, and it .will c be furnished direct
from our refrigerator to our customers.
All shinnind' nrripra will iwwiim nwimnt
attention. :
apl 3 dtf AV. O. MULLER & CO. -
XJBRAND&CO.
lUNDERTAKEIlS.
ASHEVILLE, N. C
M etallic and Walnut Coffins constant! v
on hand. Every requisi te cf the businets
furnished. All calls day oi uichtoromDt-
ly answered. Hearses it nished when
desired! - v-s mi-wlv
BOB JOMES,
The Pioneer.
To my Customers; ' , v'T
I desire to Inform mv evssomers that I keet
no cheap beer, either in bottles or on draft. My
goods wines, liquors, beers, etc., are all pure
and.fresli. -Orders solicited and satisfaction
guaranteed. Orders frbm a. distance sneciallv
solioited. ,
Goods delivered free of charge to any part of
the cltyby polite servants.-.
awpTiw hi. thg,ijirioiis concott r of cocttaili,
is with, mo and rtspectfuliy invites his friends to
cell. ali on or address . - - - .
' , - ' BOB JONES, -The
Pioneer Bar, 8 doors below 1st Nat Bank.
apl25-2m Asheville, N. C ,
GRANITE YARD,
HENDERSOITVILLE, 1
- n. a
A. Pi CORN & C.,yrop's.
sinuiw ivuuu near ouiiuvrBUUvlliV 19
recognized for Its beauty and durability.
The undersigned is prepared to f Ornish oa
JTViA m.AnTfn . . tt js r t i r
ouun uuuuv, tvii . wura. in- yruiifte, ior mnaow
sills, Door Bills, Steps, Ac, AXt indeed every
mi aiwuU IU1 liUUUiUgS,
-. TEEH3 REASONABLE.
Call on or address , ,r A. P tOEN fe CO-
Csepm dtf . . ... i HenUeraonviileN. C. .
W. A. BOYCE.
G. L. GUISCHAED
Boyce artd:GfUchard,
Plumbers, Gas and Steam
Fitters, ,and J inning,
Roofing; .Guttering, amd
Geaeral jjobhing.
All work and material guaranteed to be first-class.
COXTRA CTOrl? FOR .NET? WORK.
-All parties, desiring Prainbtofr. and T!nri!tsr,
give ns a call. f. O. addreMi. BOX 87 Bnof.
" . 80 dljear . - J -
B-A ... - -
Sl, i 1 ... i , S 41
C::T:r!s Esljtsr prl c!l
The remainder of the land wDJ be said fat
tracts suitttois for farms, vllia plots and business
'. .. """5 iuu niio waw power. --la
most desirable place of residence in
- The Idmd of Health.
Best flaral Waters, Best Climate,
ruseas Beeaery, -
w'sTSV"' 01 AitteTm. n Mnrphy PIt.
. T ' ; sa swu Tmiev tula in. ZTBn
WJ. n. farm-
viMimc, Auiuuvruig. cm, w.wq went
mountain land in 8wain county, on TenncwMw
. , . wwm vuunties lor ssia.
Goid Placer mining land and timber on the
stamp for sale. Apply to . "
- . ,- BT. Planadsn, -
.. . ". - . Snlpnur Springs, or
. fc , , - -.- ,.
EOOTAJVD
- - SHOE JflAUEIt,
vam street, (Above Eagle Hole:)
UsnextlU,Jr. C.
o
The oest stock alwavs oa band. Work alwava
guaranteed 10 give satisfaction.- -
x ant especially prepared to mke boots and
aocs so as i9 prevent DAJLPNSssi aasQumAxnte.
BeadySIade ' nstom IVork ot
. ail sorts on Hand,
Gentlemen and Ladies' ' Repairing a Spt
- dally.
Fine Custom Work atwava nnhiuiil. an m Ma
and satisfaction guaranteed, cs to stock, and
hit paoe. ( ne ness in Uftnma. at low imai
Gents' custom-made, low-ouartemil drensiitioM
tuauo ui oest mafconai, now unerea ior ss ana
mo usual price, d. vau early,
Fine QroCwriesl
Imported and Domestic Table
Delicacies, .
at KEriEU'S.
T.
T. T.
EXTRA CHOICEST New Crop TEAS.
Choicest Moyune Gunpowder,
En gl ish " Breakfast,
Formosa Oolong,
Extra Fancy Japan:
FINE COFFEE.
Mocha. 011? Government Java.
Cordova, Santos Peaberry, . .
Finest Bio and Laguayra, -Instantaneous
Chocolate, Cocoa,
Baker's Chocolate and Broma.
CROSSE & BLACK WELL'S Jams,
S,i.& D. Pineapples, in class jam,
u. a v. vnuioerrv csauce.
NEITVEGETABLES. - -
Gordon Di! worth's Asparagus,
Oyster Bay Asparagus, .
Sifted EArlv fnn Pnu ". . "" --'
Succotash, Corn, ,
wnoie t omatoes, Ukra and Tomatoes.
French Peas and Mushrooms. j
CALIFORNIA CANNED Fruits,
Peaches, Apricots, Pears, '
vmte Uiiernes, Ureen Gage Plums,
Bahama Pineapples grated, and sliced.
EDAM & PINEAPPLE CHEESE,
Boss' Lunch Biscuit, ;
Boss' Waters, Mushroom Crackers,
Imported Albert Biscuit
Finest New Orleans Molasses.
Kev .'est and Imported Cigars.
' FULL STOCK OF ;
STAPLE CJKOCEKIES
If KEPEEIVS
, South Main St, opp. Eagle Hotel."
SOMEraiNGOTOICE!
LaVXBS or THK WEED, whoentoy really
-good moke, should alwafi ask for
HOIJtEES' Golden Iai,
' " : w Land of the Sky,
"The bnnds Me-mannfteraimd frnrn ttm eel
brmted Tobaeeoa otowb in Western North Can.
una, rave irom au penumenes, aauitenuions o
bDporlties.and aro prised lot their -
Superb Sasioltliis Qnalitieit,
Aide yonx dealeri ct . :
Yrn r. jrrm,.is 7nR.rA
Y ...
tad take no other. -
F E. L HOLMES & CO. Pbopbitom
: an 3-12moa ... - - ASHJCVILLK, N. r.
FKUfRLIX HOUSSSr i
D. C. CUNNINGHAM, iwjrarisrd8, :
FRANKLIN,- - N. C. -
Table supplied mith the best the market
- affords. - -First-Class
Xivery and Sale Stables In
- connection -witn boaae. -111t
Hack 1tweai Weksteraad '
I-jMuatUia. -
ataml Btnttpl ItaM tor Zi aniani g. "
sept ll-dir -
ft ANADA COWAN
(sUblishedinl855.)
lratcluDftlcer,
Jeweler,
Watchet, Clockt, Jcwelery, SpectaeUf, &c
' Patton Avenues Asheville, N. C.
Ijerov W. Fairchild's Gold Pen. Good
stock always on hand. .
First Class - Saddle, and
' IXarner Horses,
": rr Gale.-
THT UNDERSIGNED bM at hj ttablei on
lele street, rpar of E!rl9 botel,
a Iflrse number of CKuiCK, FlJt HORSES, well
t'" 4sa, euiie' for Samite or Barnega. for " e
1 yra... md perfecur louodaad gnt!. '
Cb.iM - V. Ii. AErTT.. M
1 H-O'.l
(it- u
-
- vJt" -
n nm
t
I
3
WINE AND LIQUOR STORE.
MAIN ST., 3rd DOOR ABOVE THE BANK .31 1SHEV77 JE
The largest and most
Imported and Domestic Wines,
Liquors and Brandies
TO BE
WESTERN" NORTH CAROLINA.
I make a specialty of Champaigns, Sauternes and Clarete by the rase
... .: -..: . and carry a large stock of fine
Havana CJiars.
THE 'BONftZ A'
Sample and Pool Room in the Rear,
Is unsurpassed by anything of the kind in the State.
JOHN Z. MILSTER & J. A.
Some New Goods
SOME NEW DRESS GOODS !
SOME NEW DRESS GOODS !
SOME NEW DRESS GOODS !
The Finest Stock
OF DRESS GOODS EVER
brought to Asheville I
-A. Splendid H,ine Ot
SILK, BLACK and COLORED,
PLUSH SILK VELVEES'
IS STRIPE AND SOLIDS !
Colors, Calicos;
A Splendid line of.
GINGHAMS AND SATIN ES 1
Blankets. Blankets.
(.wool)
Made of Wool Blankets.
A few very fine ones and all at last
3'ear s prices. - .. ;
.A. GOOD STOCK ot
GOOD BOOTS, and SHOES,
HATS, (in every style,') J. B. Stetson's
HATS A SPECIALTY.
COFFEE, SCO All, BICE,
SOLE IiF-ATlTEB,
J EANS.
From Tennessee All-Wool Filling,
uotton Yarn, Wool Yarn
Domebtir.
A few Dress Patents aFa" Bargain..
J. O.HOWELL.
Spot Cash Store.
Oct. 26th, 1886. , - . , .
Atlantic & N. C. R. R.
TIME TABLE BTO. 2.
. In effect IS If., Sunday. January 17th, 1886.
EAST. . WEST.
No. 61. So. SO.
Passenger. 8TATION8 : -'Passenger.
Arr. li're.
. Arr. L've.
A. M. A.M.
. 11 1.
.1086 10
943 947
7 47
4 46 106
p. m. p. v.
507
f 51 S64
182 652
847
1118 1123.
1140
Goldsboro
LaGrange
K-insion
New Berne
Morehead City
Morehead Depot
Dailv Except Sunday.
485
- Timin 50 connects witn Wilmington & Weldon
train bonnd North, leaving Goldsboro 11:85a.m.,
and with Richmond & Danville train Wect, leav
ing Goldsboro 12:36 p. m., and Wilmington A
Weldon Train South at iM p. m.
Train 61 connects with Bfchmona t Danville
Train, arrivinj? at Goldsboro 4:40 p. m., and with
Wilmington & Weldon Train from th North at
i-M p.m-
GEE3 Rar & Y. V, ConpT.
. . - TRAIN NORTH.
i. ...... ...Arrive Leave
Bennettsville, 8 20pm
FayettevUle, ' -s - 1200m 1226pm
Sanford, - -il8pm 8 26 p m
Greenaboro, ' " -- - 6 00 p m
- Dinner at FayettevUle.
'a - TRAIN SOUTH. ' '
. Arrivo. Leave.
Greensboro c . v ; 960am
Sanford 1 20pm 145pm
FayettevUle 350pm 4 00pm
Bennettsville 7 30pm
Dinner at Sanford.
Freight and Passenger Train leaves Bennetts'
ville Tuesdays, Thorsdaysand Saturdays at230
p m, arriving at FayettevUle al 8 f aw '' :
.Xeaves FayettevUle on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at 6 30 a m, and arrives at Ben
nettsville at 12 m. .
Freight and passenger Train: North leaves Fay
ettevUle on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at 8 a m, (connecting at Sanford with- Freight
tnd Passenger Trains to Raleigh), leaves Sanford
at 11 SO a m, and arrives at Ireensboroat 5 40 p m.
Leaves Greenaboro Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at IS a m, leaves-San ford at 11 15 am,
and arrives at FayettevUle at 2 4o p m. . i .
JNO. M. ROSE, Gen. Pas. AgenU. :
- J. W. FRY. Gen. Superintendent : -
F
'AUCY SIG3T AT! yz-rri-m-v?,
rAISTIXO, and TJpboIatcrins.
, L. SWICEGOOD J . . -J
- Willow street, Asheville, N. C,
la readv to do the verv best work in h r
. - '
and will guarantee satisfaction in work.
prices. -- : - . -
. Gold tiins a Specialty. -'
IWimates furnished for iartre contractu,
in vile examination of prices and work. Giv
me acail. ..,..,. ,-
mehlO-d " I SWICEGOOD
complete assortment of
FOUND IN
MARQUARDT, Managers.
HEBRINGf WEAVBB.
DEALERS IN
D C CYTQ ' CTTrnr
I II II I I V I I I - t-L.
TnuuKsfic, ac
INVITE ATTENTION OF THE
PUBLIC
TO THEIR STOCK.
Mr. Herring has gone to the
Northern markets to add to th
already large stock of the establish
ment,
nov 11 dtf .
HEAVY CLOTHIlra,
OVERCOA1S
COMMON GREY BLANKETS,
SCaRIET AND FINE WHITE BED BLANKETS
Large line double and single width Flannels
waterproofs CASHMERES.
Oct 31 dtf BEARDEN RANKIN & CO.
BARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE A
Beantifu an d ompact Farm.
The undersigned after a residence of eight
years in the mountains, feeling that his healthia
sufficiently restored desires to return to active
mercantile life, offers bis farm situated on the
French Broad near the mouth of Davidson's Riv
er, for sale.
Farm contain about lis aerea.
one-hall cleared and in a high state' -t cultiva
tion, 45 acres of which is exeell. nt bottom land.
Entire farm is well fenced, divided and sub
divided by good fences for rotation.
Well drained. Running water in each division
for stock. Good springs near house. Rockdairv
and aU necessary buildings. Good orchard;
grapes and nearly all the small fruits.
erjr conveniently situated on main countv
roaa, 4 1-2 miles from Court House. Post Office,
(daily mail) Presbyterian church, (service every
BlSd,W wi thin a mUe. Excellent neighborhood.
Ac c 01 witnout8tock implements
Forfurther Information address
LOCHS SHKRVF9VP
. Davidson River,
16- wtf Transylvania c., n. C.
JOHN HART & CO
Contractors and Builders.
ASHEVILLE, N. C,
"MAKERS OF
BOOK and WIJVDtk II
rii.MIESi
JtlJijrTEM.S and B Rf CK ETS.
Keep m stock Mouldings, Newels
Handrails, Balusters, etc., etc.
All kinds of Builder's woodwork solicited
apl 9-daw3moa
HARNESS.
Our Stock ia now complete and mad"
of the best materials, with 11 the latest
improvements. Single and double set
in nickle and oriental rubber, either gi
or nickle lined. All ctner trimmings o
short notice.
Saddles and Bridles
Of every grade and price, from cheaper
Morgan to the English Shaptoe.
uonsE coEEJUZs:
Of every iand, size, grade and price.
IIOnSE CEOTHIA'O,
Just received a fresh stock, includin.
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. . .- . -
Uitips, Saddle Cloths and
:. Fly JVets,
In civery variety. -
REPJIIRIJYG OE AX -KWJVDS
A SPECME- -
: . i ' ti. :
. Eemetnber we have no machinery
all work done by band and guaranteed
Call on us and see what can be boujjht
in Asheville in. our line. . .
T. W. BBAKCSL
North Main street, opposite old Centra)
Hotel, Asheville,
'.N.C.
CITY MARKET,
" j - JUST OPENJCD,
On Pulton Avenue, tender PotctU t Snider',
I iiave opened FIRST CLASS MARKET
where I will keep constantly on hand the best ot
t
ISeef, Pork, Slniton, Sausage
I :"."Fisli and Oysters.
that the arkei affords.-. " -
I have had several years experience tn the
business and respectfully solicit a share of your
patronaee. Cash customers will find it to their
advantage to call and see for themselves. .
My tiuiu) is "Good quality and honeat ontWr
Respectfully, . - T. J, fe I'm nn.it,
oct 13 dtf