North Carolina Newspapers

-V J ProvlnclalUra He A man after being exi situdes of -weather be& witlmnt-. V nnrainT what - Qn vx.wrt runJiAci JORDAN STONE, J D.CAMERON. M CITIZEN; j-EDlTOA. iaia upon uw lauonug u-""" V-- 'V 1 I have- beea. practising medidne for system, which, in spite of the prf Richmond and l'anville road," the ntr.yeari; and haw D6Tereer able fessions of those wno upnoia it, is Riettnond State 'of the 7th Vefers to to put op - vegetable eompwrnd that ulainlv seen toturnish n compen- ,. J ... ; T n to would, liks Kimtiions Liver fegnlator eation lor tue wrongs u inmc. . - .1 . . w . . The President comments a care- be elected To that honor. It says promptly and effectively mov the liver 7MK.OS FSB Jk.lTiTTyM.r tn Artinn and at the Same lime aid (111' ful attention to the needs of the'Ar- LJThis tumor cama from New York: SSSJtS " my and Navy, so that iheir enect "Mr. Paco has n onerea jne pres 0 0ttef tedy wHhia mTknowl- m . in mninToinaii r i liipni'v i t inn iLtrinriiiini ihiii nirr: t-rrA jin-ti t it it ni i rM i , iti . n. i in m . m. w - jv ini iv rncoa . xut t vw i j i v,w mu r rmuAi jiuftiiiiu, uv. iv, w j q ttie QDDointment of a com- Kauroaor' uompinvr'cot' Known iuwamTngion,A; mission, composed in part of-army whether or not he will accept the M officers, to consider the condition of position." ' Mr. Pace," said & friend the Indians, and :n the conierence 01 inat geniieman 10 aay, uyes nui of such a body of intelligent men, want ine execuuve omce-oi me hn r arviuninted with the Indian Richmond and Panville. He wishes RETIREMENT OF MR. WILSON. At the late meeting of the S,tate Avrlmiltaral Society. Mr. P. M. Wil -n- W " character, hs reasonably hopes that Col. JJuford to accept the pfesiden- son ten lered his resignation as Sec measures will be suggested whiQii cy--the office ha has filled so ably roiiirv to the State Board, to take will relieve this serious question 01 lor over twenty years. efT-t immediately it was accepted, the constant clash of soldier and ci- .nd this conclusion, we - hope, -Jaxi.v v Rr nrwnsn. pointed vilian that has so long deferred the wil,be rekchel. f Col. Buford has the vacancy until the next L? mtinT of the Board. ni t.h imnnrtance of ledslation bie" and is more thoroughly identi- Vn cannot nermit the occasion to on the subject of interstate com- fied with our iuje.xsts from his na iti,mit TnrPs;infr our resret merce, and places his AdminisUra- Uivitv .intimate rsmciation with our j .t the severance from the office of "?J th. services of a gentleman who had f " biea; Gn the subiect of the este, than any other man, not living d.me so much to promote its useful- m0nev medium oi the country he among us?, possibly can be. hoTMPfAr. Mr. Wilson is maintains the same strong ground tumn of fine natural talent, that he took at the beginning of his cultivated under the proper. 1 - Can for Piles. , ' Piles are frequently preceded br a sense of mteht la the back, kuna and lower part of the abdomen, flanging the patient to suppose hn hee erima affection of the kidneys or negh boring organs. ; At times, symptoms of indi gestion re present, natmency, uneasiness or Ute stomach, etc A. moisture like perspira tion,prodaeinK a Terr disagreeable itching, after getting warm, is a common attendant. Buna .Bleeding ana itcning riles yieia at once to the application of Dr. Boeanko s File Bem- edy, which acts directly nponthe parts affected, ahsorhmg the tumors, ; allaying the intense ltoning, ana enecung a permanent core. rice ou ots. Aadress tbe irr. uosanko meoicme co., Pkjua, O. Sold by H H Lyons. - dawly Best Btock Gents and Boys' Under wear more new Ones just in at - Whitlock'b. The White Man's Bar OOKNER JI A.IN AND EOLE STREETS , UN D E R ,W HITLOCK'S STORE. ' PENTAL CARDS. -1 to-rm nf nffiw Tpfnainc to be misled use 01 r. rrrri' " a iimoinerecomnjeuuauuuui uuwuuu 7 ; 7 RUBBING IT IN. The News- Observer says : , And so. a high .officer of thecoun- Bucklen'8 Arnica Salve The best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, rheum, fever sores, tetter, chaDDed hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required, it is guarauieeu iu no ci.ci idea, rnm vid Lyons. daw nVinirfnt. ponfwtions and finest trODlcal 1 fruits always on hand at Moore and Ko- bards. - dtf JnstWbat ll.ry All Bay Eon. T). D. Haynie, of Salem, Dls., says he uses Dr. Bosanko's oough and Lung Syrup in his family with the mobt satisfactory results, in all cases of coughs, colds and croup, and recommends it in particular for the little ones. Sample bottle free at H. H. Lyons, dawlw. Farm to Rent. A tkixsos asd Cocke have a fine farm a few miles from town to rent 150 clear-' I the finest educational advantages, legislation in order to stop the clam oniovnd at home aiid abroad, by or of those who are unconscious o extensive travel, and by aseociation the advantages of a sate and smooin- cifenst - Does it not bring the with cultivated men. The Agri- flowing currency. In the discussion m&h of stariie t0: the cheek? Shall . nn imJL of the cml service he abates in no- we not do better than this next couurui pu.u. wise hig Weii-known opinion tnai H ? Ag for the hj h officera who ant one, under-valued now, perhaps, the Government should be admin- - unable lo ,abe bond at but destined to expand as agncult- istered on business principles; ana . . can B0 Raj j 0f 8Uch selec .,,,H it kindred subjects rise in keeps as faithful!. vas ever his pledge ,. . lhi d 0ld county- of di.nitvand annreciation, as they , . " ..i:. T...V . Wake ! n-j . omce snail oe a puunu irusu must do as agriculture rises to its The megsage is manly and Tosiiion as a pursuit founded upon sraizhtforward. It is thoroughly science as well as muscle a posi- Democratic, and worthy of tbe best tirmitmus't take to keep abreast days of the Government. with the Icompetitive struggle of the world for supremacy. Other States and other nations have advanced to a recognition of this fact; and our AgricultUial De satisfaction, or money refunded. punulcuii lino inn no ucd vm-..v-o to lead our people to the same point. To this end, the talent, the acquirement, the industry, and the manners of Mr. Wilson have been given with hearty and liberal pro fusion. In the prosecution of his purpose he has been brought in aasociatiion with the scientific, the experienced, and the practiced men of both continents, and we are proud to see that he has sustained himself as the peer of the highest, honoring himself, and reflecting honor upon his State' and his Department. He retires to pursue private aims which usefully employ his talents, with richer rewards, we Lope. He is succeeded, for the present, by Mr. T. K. Bruner, long associ ated with the Salisbury Watchvian, and editor of the Mining c olumn of that Department. Devoting him self to certain specialities, Mr. Bru ner has acquired a knowledge and experience which make him a nr nr:i J proper successor ui nxr. iieuu, uiiu jTwft. Beef . we do not think the Department pork, Sausage, can do a wiser thing than make Drested Turleys and Chickens, the appointment a permanent one. UNFAILING SPECIFIC FOR LIVER DISEASE. SYMPTOMS: Bitter or bad taste In month ; tongue coated white of covered with a brown fhr noin in th hju.k. aides or lotnta oiten mi taken tor Rheumatism; tour tomch ; loss of ap petite; sometimes nausea and water-brash or in itHMrtinn. flatniaiM iul mp.iA OTWitaUefiS: bow els alternatelv costive and lax. hudach ; loss of memery, with a painful ensation of having tailed to do somethlnjr which ufht W have been done; debility ; low spirits ; a thick, yellow appearance oftheskih and eyes: a dry cough fever, restlessness; the urine Is Bcatiy and high eolorhd, and rf allowed to stand, tlepesits sediment. Sin.HS LIVES &E.ULAT0E (FTJKELY VEGETABLE) Is generalty used In the Booth to aronsj the Tor pid Liver to a healthy action. ' Iteojs with extraordinary efflcaoy on the An effectual specific for Malaria, - Bowel Complaints, DvaoeDsl. ' Sick Headache. Constipation, Billiousness, Kidney Affections, Jaundice, Mental Dtpression. Colic Endorsed by the use oi 7 Millions of Bottles as .THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE ' for Children, lor Adults, and for the Aged. ONLY GNNTJINE Bas our ZXsntp in red on front of Wrapper. J. H. ZEILIN & CO., PHILADELPHIA, PA. Sole Proprietors.' - Price, t Mr no21-weow2m H. DOUGLASS, D. D. 8., Tntal Unnmi nrrprfmnt rt :Roseberrv's Druff store, residence in seize building Aahevll'e. N. C j fcbS-witsw - PROPRIETOR. W .'; DUNTAXr SURGERY. DR. J. G. QPEEN hat removed his office to the Y. M. C. A. rooms on Patton Avenue, and offers his professional services to the public. ah professional wora aone wun s&m auu aea'ness. mue lu-utr "m. R.H.REEVES, D.D.S., ' Omm in Binder Building, -pposite Central Hotel, ASHEVTLLE, N. 0 BRUCE & MORGAN. Persons having artidclal work done, after frying it two or three weeks. If not satlsQe l, can rnimiiuauHiugiioT wuiiwreiuuaiM. jj i Headquarters for fine LIQUORS. I keep none but "the PUREST, and charge accordingly. My . - :. . . ARE ABSOLUTELY V- PIJRK AND MADVLTEBATEDv . and are recommended by the best judges for medicih&Tuse. Also Fine Billiard and Pool Parlor. ; . - . r- y1 - Gooda shipped to all points. No charge r boxing. P. p. Box 309, Ash evil! e, N, C. The only strictly White Man's Bar in the State. ja6.dawly -, -i :,. ; ;, . 4 ed 35 acres bottom, two tenant bouses, A ; O TJ T 'X' T-T LT Q 20 acres rnEsn tobacco lands, with four J X 1 ' 1 IZiX 1 gooa touacco earns, sept 16 dtf II ! --Tfl '"fT"!::;,' TTT;r"'i Dr.a.b.wake, Painting - l--i Dental Surgeon. . n m i.m m3 1 Office in CUtzentmlli'.ing, sccon-l Boor. A , . . t work will receive prompt anil caieful attention. I A"N P t jyMdly J Tivoli, -TivoliLil El 1 FIRE INSURANCE INSURANCE i i INSURANCE Tha onlv eenuine Steteeon and Dtnlap Hats: also a large stock cheaper grade of Yrm ran aet a nice black Seal Skin Muff for onlv S1.00 at J. L. Wilkies, corner Patton Avenue and Church et. t20 SUGGESTION TO FIE TOBAICO CHEWERS ATLANTA. OA. Will furnish Plans, Specifications, and Detail Drawings for Buildings of every description, with estimate of cost. j Special attention paid to remodeling old buildings and Interior Decorations. 1 We refer by permission to E. J. Aston, T. I. VanGilder. Too. L. Clayton, J. A. Wagner. sept23d3m. I have in stock a full line of PULLIAM GO., W.S.Gravelys "Extra Ghew,' At Bank of Asheville. REST COMPANIES. FIRST TO PAY LOSSES IN THE WII MINGTON FIRE, mh 16-dlv mo the Citizen ville. of flf I T V ket on the Scbartle corner. Courthouse. We keep on hand noar the THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. Not having time to review this document, we avail ourselves of the abstract of the Richmond State, which serves all practical purposes : "The President's message is a frank and sensible paper. It clear ly sets forth those needs ot the peo pie at this time which it is wise and proper to supply by legislation at the hands of Congress, and should prove a safe guide to the Senators and Representatives now assembled at the Capital. "It is suggested that our diplo matic relations with Mexico should be placed on a footing more just to the United States than they are now, as interpreted by the Govern ment of that country : and the Pres ident takes occasion to reaffirm the duty of our own Government to have an ever watchful care over its ' citizens when they are in foreign lands. This breathes a tiue Amer ican spirit, and there will be few, indeed, who will cavil at such a sentiment. He urges, moreover, that the consular service should be improved, and this reform is de manded by such a commercial country as our own. "On the subiect oi tne tanft the And everything usual'y found in a strictly first clars market. We did not come here to dead-beat the corpo rationwe have paid our city license. We very respectfully solicit a share oi the public patro ne6i-dtt PRATT A McINTIKE. Preserve Your Sight. There is Nothing iu the World More Precious. The Eve above all other organs dkplays tbe infinite bower of the Creator. It is the most del icate Organ, the preservation of which requires the greatest care, too often Man, naturally cart less, neglects it, and only perceives Ins folly when it as too late, and nothing is left him but bitter regret. Therefore, if an articlw destined .o preserve and strengthen an organ of such absolute neces sity, can be obtained, it should be regarded es a great blessing. Le MARE'S ROCK CRYSTAL Spectacles and Eye Glasses stood the test for many years and over 2,000,000 are now in use, we have never been informed of a case where they did not give entire satisfaction. We have many strong testimonials from prom inent Oculists who certify that Le Mare's Rock Crystal Lenses admit ot less heated rays than any, Pebble, therefore afford more comfort to tho Eye and greater clearness and uniformity of vision than any in use, they are mounted in all styles of Gold, Silver. Steel and Nickel frames of the best quality. For sale only by C. CO WAN,' DEALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS fc JEWELRY, Patton Avenue, Ashevilie, N. C. Jtrpmirintf promptly attended to, nov 23dawSmos "1HE1AH CEIEr" Asm "fmi 9 IHCH" ALSO v Fine Fig Tobacco and .Lucy Hunt, (a lead ing brand of fine 9 inchplng.) These goods are all made of the best Henry County Leath erwood leaf, nd manufactured by J. H. John son & Co., Danvillo, Va., and are guaranteed to be finest on the market. Frank Loughran, Alain St., Srd door above Bank of AshevlU HEVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE The Fall Term opens Wednesday Sept. 8th, at 9 o'clock A. M. Parents are earnestly urged to send their children in on the first day. Wednesday, Thursdayand Friday will be devo ted to the organization of the Department and formation of classes. BOJRn or IJ'STBVCTIOM Rev. JAMES ATKINS. Jr., A. M.. President. BEN f. E. ATKINS, A. M., Mathematics andNa rural Science. Rev. T.'P. SUMMERS, A. M Mental and Moral Sciences. Miss LATJRA E. McLOUD, Literature and Prin cipal f reparaiory iepsn-aiens. Miss SALLIE FISK WEAVER, Assistant. Miss SALLIE C. OMBURG, Modern Language ana aji. Miss V. KELLY, Instrumental and Vocal Music. -Mica TTpllv who takes charge ot the Musical Department was educated in the Cincinnati Con servatory ana nas oeen tor several years in cnarge of the Department of Music In the Kentucky Fe- male College. A new and valuable feature In musical work for the coming session will be the holding of a monthly musicaie in me uteiary Hall. These entertainments will be given to pa trons and invited guests. Pupils will play by tne appointment of the Teactier In the grade to wnicn eacn ueiougs. jucwjeuuikuu c.tji.iw is to inspire the pupils to ttlthful conscientious practice ana to prepare iceai iur easy auu grace ul appearance in society. CBJBOE8 fOll TEBM Of FIVE jnOJVTUS. Primary'Department 88.00, $10.00, $12.50. Preparatory " 15.00. French and German each $10.00. Collegiate Department $25.00. Puintinir in Oil. 815.00. Instrumental or Vocal Music, Special Lessons, $25. mano rem Contingent fee $2 except in Prim. Dept. TERMS : Payable quarterly in advance. Recitation hours from 8:40 A. M. to 2 P.M. ORKE.-V UOVSM8. ; There are in connection with the College two large GEeen-houses to whfeh all pupils of Botany whether regular, or special, have tree access for observation throughout the whole year. ' This AT ALL HOURS, DAY ami SIGHT. Is fire and water-proof, durable, and much cheap er than Tin or Iron. Can be applied, by4 anyone excellent for covering fold shingle roofs. FIRE-PROOF house 1 and roof paints for inside ana owsiae worn ; su colors, ready mixed. BUILDING PAPERS the largest line of sam ples . to select" from in town. The above materials are of the best quality and will be sold at reasonable (rices: " Contracts made for painting old and new buildings. The coverin2,.painting and repairing of roofs a specialty. All work done in a first-class manner at the lowest possible rates, and satisfaction guaranteed Prices on application. Estimates on We are happy to state that owing to great j exertion, and fine facilities, that we have a: lust struck the very article of jSEER that every one who uses Beers should try. We will. in order to i introduce our specialty. short notice. i Ific- wit.ii till! office. J. CARSOX, Agent and Contractor. "Town Topics," Write for prices and samples, or call and Bee them ESCountry work solicited. THE TIV0LI BEER, si. "Seven Springs" IRON-ALU M MASS. Celebrited Beer. In patent stopper bottles at 1 tie product OI FOURTEEN UALLON3 OI tne DeSt Mineral Water in Ul World Evaporated to a MASS.. FOR t JELLICO, AND Anthracite Coal, Call on N. W. Girdwood. Coal Yard and office on Patton Ave-. or Telephone No. 50. nov 2S dtf ' . "un tne suDjeci oi tne utrin me -p -President speaks with no uncertain ) LACK "-DIAMOND sound. He points out wun steady and unerring hand the evils of un necessary taxation, which rtsults in a useless surplus that is a continual temptation to extravagance. He reads aright the signs of the times when he deelares that labor is rr cognising more and more the disad vantages it suffers under a system that "increases without a correspon ding benefit to the people at large, the vast accumulations of a few .sasffiSffiSrtt New Meat Market vored in antiDemocrauc nations, - - are not tue natural growth Ot a "-pUE undersigned, having purchased the inte- mMAv nlain nnrl inrlimtrirvnq rpmih. A rest of Mr. Geo. W. BeU in the Butchering SteaayV P1.81" B.na ma USinons repUO- buglQes Bnd secured his excellent stand on Ea- llC This Blnkes t the roots Ot the gle street near ifain, invites the publie tocall ift'.nwttAMiroBwatam or.fl la vo U I h.f ! mm.wnerene win consianny kp iuu-.uk- A W ta w f Rvvuii J " wutv i-uuv pilCS Of tilQ - lniquuous growiu wuicn yearly saps -:'th fitrentrth of the countrv. He " dwells with force upon the wrone I tZu TH Vt ' '?Jthat ifl afflicted especially Upon the forded for strictly first-ilas meats. Give me a fcrmers, who form nearly of those engaged in various callings - throughout the land. He favors no revolutionary measures, but recom ; mends, on the ontrary, that the re form shall be gradual, so that as . little injury as possible may be done - those whese interests have been un- "-naturally stimulated by a policy that public justice demands shall hot be continued indefinitely. He alto points out the burdens that are 15 est Beef, Mutton, Pork - - L.ir can. oue-lltui da l.d8m WM. S. BRADLEY. PATENT ROLLER PROCESS (Sweet Home) IS THE BEST FLOUR ON 1 HIS MARKET. Send and get a sample package from S. B. WEST & CO, sept 22 dtf Role agents. WHITMAN'S AND IiOYSTER'S Celebrated Confections JUST RECEIVED. MALAGA GRAPES ! FLORIDA ORANGES ! "DATES ! FIGS! OCOANUTS! SEEDLESS and LAYER RAISINS! MINCEMEAT, CURRANTS ! CITRON! Large Stock of Christmas Goods! FIRE CRACKERS! J. M. -HEST01T, Eagle Hotel Block. 65c. per dozen. Bottles to be returned. For Hotels, Boarding Houses, and families and tbe general trade; we beg to say that no other beer wiU give such general satisfaction. Com petent judees pronounce it equal to the original Budweiscr Lager Beer. ' Orders from all parts of the country solicited, and we guarantee satisfaction. Our Beer will be furnished fresh and cold from Our new refrigrators to our city customers free, kept in our refrigerator in new delivery wagon, until handed out ice cold. Respectfully, HAMPTON & FEATHERSTON, apl 25-cUw4mos Main st.. Asheville. N. C. ASliEVILLE Military Academy S. F. VENABLS, Principal. W. PINCKNEY MASON, Commandant of Cadets. Opene September 30th, 1886. Continues for 40 weeks. For terms, &c, address sept 4-dtwtf Tite Principal. Grant & Rosebefry Graduates of the Phila'a College of Pharmacy,) Pharmaceutical Chemists. TTAVING purchased the Drue Store of it Mr. u. w. Lie vault, we win Deeiaa to meet his many customers, and hope to retain the good reputation the store nas obtained unaer nis supervision dv affords a rare opportunity ror me acquisition oi diBDenSins clear and practical knowledge in this beautiful I s s deuce. l Pure Drnas 'tJaMfuttv and Accurately, ; , (k. We make A specialty of Stjuibbs" The imtroni ce of the Colletre under the present I Jll j: : admihlstratioff has extended to Maine, Pennsyl- f r reparauora -,nu wuqwHiuuiK P'T vania. Massachutetts. south uarolina, ortn uar-1 uons. - --au o-uum rtlina irlnritlA TinifiianA. Gaorfria. Vlrtinl i. W. 1 M-M Virginia, 'I ennessee, aiisaissippi, lexas, Axaaasaa I jYetp T-gftUt VXHItttOlC Th was .flEIiJIs OiV 1886. Bearden Medal for bighe3t Scholarship: Miss Mary Snaln. Sardls. Miss.: Miss Alice Wilson, Lenoir, N. C. Bawyor Medal for best nglisn ssay : lust. L'he n sftl. number of pupils in attendance hut session Mnrv Hnain. harniR. Miss. T Bdttrfck Medal for best Beading: ' His Fannie Ferguson, waynesvme, is. u. Art Medal : Miss Eallie Fisk Weaver, Weaver vUle,N.C ' . : . - The Primary, Preparatory and Collegiate courses are thoroughly Co-ordinated eothat pupils beginning in the elementary branches are there thoroughly drilled and then takn on through a uniform course to full graduation. Parents wbo intend to educate their 'daughters in the College would da well therefore to enter them at as early an age as convenient. -a - In order that patrons may easily avail them selves of this arrangement, the tuition In the Primary Department is, as stated above, 11.60, 12. W and 82.50 per moDlh, according to tbe grade of the pupil. . The course Is extensive : tbe teaching thorough: the discipline firm. - -. - f or annual catalogue giving iuu particulars, chinery for Sale. T tFFER the following new Machinery for X sale : One Si-inch Planing and Matching fach tne, One four-sided Moulding Machine, One heavy Morticing Machine. One large Iron Tennoning Machine, -One smaH Feed Mill, "-bJe some aeoond-band Machinery, as good as new, as follows : One 20-inch Planing Machine. -'One Atlas Engine, 15-hone power, 1 Westing House Engine. 10-horse power. ; 1 10-horse 1 ortable Boiler. One 20-horse power boiler. saw-. 17 B or Dart of 4hecbove will ce soid on reasonable iw-1 - This Machinery is leta; terms. .Apply to if 14-dlwaw2w used every day. All W. GIRDWOOD . Asheville. N. T 11 E address sect 4 dw AsheviUe. N. CV- Boar diii g II o u s e, opposite . the Farmer's . Warehouse, -' "K: ttaheviite, jr.' c. Having been bought by me, I take pleasure in -kfinrtninff mv IHpTldH hTOUirhOUt the COUDtTT lit I am well prenared to aceommcdate them '1th the best toe maxaei anorua. . , ; . Good accommodations for lodging ' Terms reasonable. Give me a trial. B.AIHUNTEB. octl0wd3mos ' . .. MAZLEGREEN Sash & Blind Faotorv B.innniiMiKhi4 iltimneimtol Oak Ah Chestnut. Cherry and Walnut Lumber, am "I CAN FUKNISH WOBK ' mannfhetured of tnoyonghly dried wateri!. We propose to foraii.il work at the lowest figure, and equal to any TH08. L. CLATTOK Propr i 8. CLAYTON, BnaUnsi Manger. bb4-swU - A Gift of Nature, and not a Patent Medicine. Uhe finest Tonic and Appetizer known. Cures Dyspepsia and Indiges tion, Headaches, Chronic Diarrhcea, Chills and' Fevers, Catarrh, and all Throat and Nasal Affections, Scrofula and Eczema," Habitual Constipa tion, Amenorrhcea, Menorrhagia, Lencorrhcea, and all Female Vreaks nessess. Diseases of the Urinary Organs, Cholera Infantum, &c, Sec. Price : $1.00 for Large Size Bottle ; 50 cents for Small Size Bottle. Ask your druggist for it. If he should not -have- . it, and will not order it, then address the proprietors, and it will be sent-by mail, postage paid. :o: ; . I- No Cure, No Pay! DICKEY'S PAINLESS EYE WATER cures WeakJ and flamed. Eyes in a few hm:i-s, without pain or danger. The' best.Ey eVater in th world. H:.cz . -- 'i ., . ' Price, Only 25 r ents per bottle. Ask for it, Have no bthei. Dickey & .2ilrs.oi,:Prtprletors And Manufacturers of the Above Remedies. -fe 7-dawly r Bristol. Tenn. riHEXBW "EMBOSTYPE" PRINTING STAMP (patent applied lor.) v. ; RoeomTnended as snnenor to the rubber stamp I for marking clothing because t he ink can be more eSeetually pressed into the texture of the cloth. t Tt ( a las ncoful Inr tliA nrriiimrv mirnoses of a rutthor Rtnmn. nnd t nsia much legs. ! 4-An "' Kmbostvp'j" name stamp with bottle of Inrte'iblc ioK and two pads, securely packed in a neat box, sent post paid to any address in the United atatss lor only -iwenty-nve cm. rim address 3S cts. A large stamp for towels and coars clothing and a smaller stamp for fine cot ton or linen, if in one order, 40c. A diKCoant oj xu pci ccm on everj-vruerui x-j names. Address . Bubbei stamps also made. Orders filled for any style at lowest prices. Satisfaction guaran teed. - . , WALTER o. UUBUJlAiM, jaanuiaoiurer, ang29 - " Asheville, N. C 11 EBUSINESS )W i ii 1 1 i mi 'imp i iii ni I. Sadler's Arithmetics are the Bbonld avail himself ofthe ADVANTAGES offerrt at nOQJ.nEEPIM&tiS,in r II for acqniring a thonmnh and practical knowltdn of bnrincpWiW8HfBfalr; With Imprortdsud anlargeaa MiiSBalttwsna bcihucb wm jwumi"m now ratjn npon tta twenty-MrJ ywr of ' nMnilnc country is th strongest eommt lUWdwrTuCALCtaillOK ling speciany taughUi Ko Vaontion. PuplU mT f!ll an or uldrMa W. TT. 81DLEK. Pi Mat.! ASM. Charles! BA4r,UaO&, MI Latest and Best ever Published. E. GRAHAM, President. WM: E. BREESE, Treasurer NC Ashevlile, N. C, W. H. PENLAXD, A33t. Tre s'er. July 1st, 1886. JOSEPH 8. ' ADAM, Solicitor. Loans madeand negotiated on approved real-estatjB. The Savings Bank department is now prepared to receive deposits in sums of $1.00 and opwarde. Interest allowed at the rate of 4 per cent, annum, subject to the By-Laws. ... :., . No deposits' received in excess of $1,000. ' - - - ' ' V; Vr.':f r The Savngs of Meclianics and Lia"boring2r.Icii Particularly Solicited. .,..-:'--v : ;.; - - ; : rire ctors .v:;-- I R. R. RawLb, , - C. E. Graham, - - J." fcowAKT, - , Wm. E. Beeese. '' r - ' r. H. Penlad, ESTABLISHED 1879. qoPY By a ING WASTED, Ladr. Work promptly and 1 correctly executed. Address P. O. BOX M. nov 30 dtf - Asnevnie. 1 OIISSTON'S Kalsoinine, Linseed Oil J Turpentine Varnish, Lard Oil, Dryer, Iron Uiad faint, n inaow oiass runj c J5EARDEN, EANKIN & CO." OR SALE. "A HOUSE whh t rooms and kitchen outside, located on onu vaiiey sires, .-mm mo for cash. Apply on the premise! i to dec 1 dlwk - - - DELIA MILLER. JONT FORGET! - Longman's, mixed paints are no heavily bodied, yon can add one Gallon of Oil to every Gallon Paint tans -redmciiig the price as low as that of inferior goods. For Sale by .. . BEARDEN, TlAJfKIN & CO. TOARDKBS. . ' . Having tented the commodious and handsome I residence of Capt. G. Mv Roberts, situated on Patton Avenue, tne ism. -wm w w "ot for the reception of boarders table boarderr also wanted. Apply at the res'dence. bovisdu .v- ?. o. itvji. P. SAWYER, 'Tresident, J. P. SAWYER, T. E. RANKIN, Vice-Prest. D. C. WADDEL, Cashier.' ' DIREOTOES - J. K RANKIN' G. W. WILLIAMS, of Wflminglon, R. PEARSON, Rev.. J. L. CARROLL, L. PULLIA M AasL Cashic ' T. W. PATTON J. G: MARTIN. . Authorized Capital $500,000 ID)epiiuilBi?y " Surplus Fundt$ 10,000. General Banking Businesa transacted. Burglar" and FireProof erniB. Bank open lor the transretion of business-from 8:30 a. m, to S , pa;3 Up apital 1 00,00 r.-': ; Safe .iVj rritvBoxes : for Went ooT"! ' p. m. ' : 'VV ' ' de J . ; i T