JL--
1
I- ' :
naBOaB3aai
V
It Savcir.lv Ufa"
Is common expression, often beard
from those who ha.ro realized, by per
sonal ue, the curative powers of Ayer'a
Cberry Pectoral. Icann0t say enough
is ptaiae of Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral, be
lierinf m I do t&at, but I or its use, X
ahoold long alacft have Sied from lung ;
troubles, E. Brandon, Palestine, Tex.
'r, ' l Abont six montbi ago I bad severe .
' Boaoorrhae of the Icings, brought on
by a dintreaaiziz Cough .which deprived
. ca-snt sleep and aest. I had used Tftri
ons cough balnams and expectorants,
without obtaining relief. A friend ad
vised aw to try
Aytr't Cherry Pectoral.
X did so, and am happy to say that It
r m klped me at ooee. By ontinned nse
this medicine cored my cough, and, I
am satisfied, saved my life. Mrs. K.
Coburn,13BeoodsWlWeUf Mass.
X hare ed Ayer Cherry Pectoral
. lot over ft year, and elnoerely believe I
should have been 4n my -grave, had it
awt btmn for this, medicine. It ha cured
v me of a, dangerous affection of the lungs,
. . Jot which X had almost despaired of ever
' rinding remedy. D. A. McMullen,
Windsor, Province of Ontario.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral saved my life.
Two years ago I took a very severe Cold
Mch settled on my lungs. I consulted
' physicians, and took the remedies they
prescribed, bat failed to obtain relief
until Jra using Ayer'a Cherry Pec
toral. .-4 wo bottles oi this medicine
completely restored my health. lizzie
hL Allen, West Xnoaster, Ohio. tt
Ayer's C&rry Pectoral,
, oM-rttfnaA fcrPr. J.C Ayr fcOawsowlL Hum.
(Veld by U DrossUW. Frlee $1 ; sis bottle, SS.
THE 03IIiY
First-Class Restaurant
la AHhevllle
is to be found at
TURNER'S,
Johnston Building Corner
Patton ite. and Jfain 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,
m and families served with oysters as de
aired. 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.
Change of 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
A McMDt-LEN.
OKO. W. TIL60S
McMullen
and Tilson,
HEADQUARTERS
IN
WESTERN S. CAROLINA
FOR
Furniture, Carpets,
Shade Goods,
CORNICE POLES, &c
We have just received a cai oad
of goods from Grand Rapids, and
invite the public to call and see them.
Our prices are as low as the off
eat, and we defy competition.
We mean Business.
We have with ua Will A. Blair
--i ud J. tJ. Moore who are always
" .; --glad to see their friends and cus
tomers. .::;l;-tX)llTFAIL TO CALL AND
EXAMINE GOODS AND PRICES
before buying elsewhere.
Soliciting a share of your patron
age, we aie yours,
Respectfully,
'&i:ejtiUEEEJV tiesojv.
june 23-dswly
MOORE & ROBARDS,
; Emopean, Restaurant,
CONFECTIONERY and BAKERY.
Save just received a large shipment of
Tresis Norfolk 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
ladies Especially,
.to ike fact that (brir dining-room has
. i been handsomely fitted up for their
COMFOBT AND ACCOMMODATION,
and assure them that they will receive
every-Oourtesy should they honor rs
- v. v -s; Wth a calL
. X TTJYCIIES
served for lOc and upwards at all
' - 3ours of the day.
MOORE & ROBARDS.
ntr-dtt
ACADEMY
OFTHE BLUE RIDGE, II IKORY,NC
Ta4er Chmrsre of the Sisters of Kerey.
' TERMS:.
Board and Tuition, sixty-live dollars perieiaioa
! (Smooth!.
For farther particulars send for catalogue.
Address,
KUiHUt AUWUB11CT1S,
SC. Jmfh't .Hictemrjf, J C.
uly S-dmo
??.JJVewt next frrM- tn'al JloUL
' ' 'e iwol twaive-moliilis. .1
- i. munr-oe innrfvl toftaln .
. .n ,o.t wvnnu f
' "uaiiii(i tu tuwiwl llu of paiterm on h&nd. r
r?lflUf!T-MAPr: -TA 8PECIAT.TTY. I
i NO JMORC COOKING AT' HOME.
Shop Which Supply Families With All
Kind of Food lteady for the Table.
Over o:i the east side, where the Ger-
man eier....t preaominaies, mere is on
increasing number ot shops which- are
novel in their way and are largely patron
ized in the warm months, and even In
cool weather do a fair trade. They fur
nish all the food eaten In many families,
and dar away with the heat and trouble
of private cooking. The shops are large
and cleanly. They are owned usually by
Germans, who in many cases keep their
wives and their children -old enough to
walk busy as clerks. Most of the fronts
are painted a bright red, and the more
red is shown on the inside the better ap
parently the place is liked. "Big sales
and small profits" is the motto in favor,
and those who have tried it, say they
can live more cheaply by using these
places as a base of supplies than in any
other way, and also live well.
In the stores are shelves on every side
and the counters are so dose, that in the
birsy time ot the day locomotion is nearly
impossible. The hours when there is a
rush are between 0 and 7 in the morning,
an hour before noon and between 5 and
6 at night. Women and children are
the. principal buyers and they go from
ond part of the store to another, selecting
what they want. Almost everything
good to eat is there. On the shelves are
all the canned goods, consisting of fruits,
vegetables, meats, and fish, and also bot
tles of pickles and chopped meats.
All the cooked stuff is on the counters.
On huge white platters are whole boiled
hams, large pieces of boiled corned beef,
roast beef, legs of mutton, roasted chick
ens, beef and lamb tongues, meat balls,
Hamburger steaks, fried pork and -mutton
chops, veal cutlets and several varie
ties of fish. Boxes of fried potatoes are
in different parts of the store. Every
thing is cold and cooked "well Hone."
The prices are all reasonable. All the
canned and bottled goods are sold for low
prices. A good meal foran average sized
family can be obtained for less than it
could be bought and cooked in the house.
The food looks and tastes good. Bought
In large quantities by the shopkeeper, it
con be sold more cheaply and give a
small profit than the ordinary person
could buy it for uncooked in a store.
Working people go to these places on
their way to work and have a lunch put
up in the morning, and factory rt'inds at
the noon hour can get a good lunch for 10
cents. Tho temperature of a tenement
house in summer is greatly increased by
the many fires in it, but where the fami
lies live on the food bought readcooked,
the houses are kept at a heat where life
is not all misery. No large fortunes are
being made in this business, but there Is
enough in it to induce the practical and
economical German to go into it and new
stores are being opened frequently. They
all pay. Xew York Tribune.
" A "Society New" Reporter.
She said, rising to go, "I am so glad to
have had the pleasure of meeting you at
last. I have alluded to you in my col
umn, on one or two occasions, but this is
the first time I have had the gratification
of seeing yon in person. Perhaps you
can. tell me," she continued, still hold
ing my hand, "whether there is any
truth in the reported engagement of one
Miss Leonard to Mr. Clarence Butter
field. And if you happen to know who
are to be the bridesmaids at the wedding
of Miss Newton of Philadelphia to one
Mr. Lester, I shall consider it very
friendly of you to tell me." - "I
want to put in something," she urged,
noticing my hesitation. " I shall either
contradict or confirm the report of the
engagement in our next issue. Of course,
artistically, it makes little difference to
me which; but it is much more satisfac
tory to the immediate friends to have an
item correct just as the friends of a
person who sits for a portrait prefer to
have the likeness speaking, whereas to
the painter it is much more important
whether the tout ensemble is a work of
art. Am I clear? And 1 trust that you
agree with me. It will do just as well
Wednesday, and if you have any other
items of interest in my lir.e, please note
them. You have no idea of the com
petition I have had to encounter. Some
artists go so far as to invent their ma
terial, but it is not considered strictly
professional. Well, I must run along."
Robert Grant's "Romantic Young
Lady." '
. New York' Stages.
The Fifth a'venue stages are a large im
provement on anything we have ever
nnd. In one important sense they are a
huge improvement on tho street car.
This is the recognition of the fact that
people v.'ho pay for a ride have a title to
a seat also. When the scats of a stage
are all occupied it takes up no more pas
sengers. The places on the roof behind
the driver arc already popular with dude
dom and with the oppressed devotees of
the cigar, who have usually no rights in
a public-conveyance. As conveyances the
new stages are incomparably superior to
the old ones. You need not risk being
crippled getting into them, and when
you are in them you do not have your in
ternal economy shaken together like pota
toes in sacks. There is no peril of your
brainfag yourself against the roof or
being shot out of tho back door like a
cannon ball. If all the other metropoli
tan improvements that are so long com
ing pan out as well when they get here
wo shall bo in luck. New York News
"Wayside Notes."
Tobacco a a Medicine.
As a medicine tobacco was used in for
mer years to a considerable extent, but
more recently it has fallen into disuse
becauso of the large number of deaths
resulting from its internal administration.
It is a useful remedy for loral applica
tion, as it relaxes spasms and alleviates
pain, but there arc many remedies which
do better and nre not so dangerous, it is
sometimes used as a remedy in poisoning
by strychnine, as its 'action is directly
opposed to that of strychnine, and it is
also used in lockjaw.' . For poisoning by
tobacco alcohol is a good remedy, which
is the reason men can smoke so much
while drinking alcoholic beverages. As'
a poison nicotine is so virulent that
death ensues almost instantly. A case is
reported of a man who committed sui
cide by taking au unknown amount.
He fell immediately to the floor, sighed
deeply, and inside of three minutes was
dead. Pittsburg Dispatch. . -,. '
- - .
Partial to Game.
A story has been started that the late
Alexander H. Stephens, of Georgia, was
very partial to racoon meat, which he
would absorb in preference to squirrels
and opossum. Ho would not eat pork.
Chicago Times.
- A Compliment.
Take it as a compliment if some way
farer comes to you to direct him which
street or which train to take; your man
ner has struck him as belonging to one
he can trust Brattleboro Household.
mtener for Iie Orlirrnal S3 Sheet
tieware ex imiuiMini.
Hen
Geaalneanleas heariafthIaStaar
JAMES MEANS'
S3 SHOE.
afcuta fo Button,Oofl9reM k tM.
aem vHr ccm. uzwxoeuea in
j JitT-amAsxii. uom ran uai
OS will bring you Inform-
tioB now to genu is dm
J.2eassfiC&.
41U1HOUIVU
Bnntnn Mum,
III J
This (hoe Btsnd higher la the etttmsiiaa Ot
wearer man any oiner in uio wona. tdoumhos
tiuwiuHuri me reason u ou a
it tr
7
I "". It ..-V.
MISSION HOSPITAL
S offering women should remember that the
Mission Hospital offer all the advantages for
treatment ana cure ox diseases peculiar to
their sex, that can be found in Northern cities,
Address, Mission Hospital. Asheville, N. 0,
- fel,28-ly ,
Try Duffy's Pure Barley Malt Whis
key, for Bale only by W. O. Muller A Co
Whitlock cells the following celebrated
makes of corsets: Madame Foy's, War
ner'e, Thompson's, Glove fitting 800 bone
French, and the very best 50c and 75c
corsets in me city.
Try our Barefooted and Baldheaded
Corn, to be found only at original .Bob
Jones' Pioneer Bar.
PIEDMOMTAIR LINE.
Richmond and Danville
Kailrqad. v
WESTERIf NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION. "
General Passenger Dep't, 1
Asheville. N. C, Nov. 6th, 18S6. f
Condensed schedule, taking effect Nov. 7, 1886.
Bead
Down.
Read
Up.
vm.
EAST.
4 30 p m Leave
6 6
9 "
n oo "
5 15 a m "
7 45 arrive
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Lynchburg
Danville
Arrive S iO p ra
" IS 35pm
" 10 03 am
" ' 830
200
Leave 11 40 p m
2Soam
730
9 43
Lve Richmond
Danville
Arr Greensboro
Arr 5 30am
- 1120pm
Lve 930
6 00 p m Lve
Goldsboro
Arr 11 80 a m
660
9 47pm
Lve 8 06
warn
900
11 to
Raleigh - -Arr
GreensDoro
Salisbury
6 43 p m
8 01
Lve
Arr
Charlotte
Salisbury
Arr 12
Lve 11
30 am
00 p m
1130am
IS 39pm
Lve Salisbury
Arr Statesville,
Newton
Hickory
Connelly Springs
Morgan ton
Marion
B!ack Mountain
Span. June
Asheville
Alexander's
Hot Springs
Arr 6
5
4
3
2
2
1
li p m
08
07
40 -55
25
25
1 4
215
2 38
830
433
.0 08
6 47
655
788
9 3!)
11
It
10
51 a m
9
51
10
16
8
20
10 00
rami hock
Lve 8
Arr 6
3
Lve 1
00
910
1 10 a m
4 46
Lve
Arr
CO
13
45
Horrislown
Knoxvllle
MURPHY KKANUM,
1110 am Lve Asheville. Arr 5 00pm
liMpin Arr Waincsvillc 2 45
3 25 Sylva 1211
S sr. Webster 12 00 m
5 10 Charleston 10 30 a m
6 19 BushneU 9 19
7 54 Jarrett's Lve 7 45
751 h Meridian time used East of Paint Rock.
90th " " West
Trains on Murphy Branch ran daily except
Sunday.
Through Pullman Sleepers on south bound
train leaving Salisbury at 11 03 p. m. lor Atlanta
and New Orleans.
Through Pullman sleeper on north bound
train leaving Salisbury at 8 06 p. m. fer Wash
ington. Pullman sleeper on same train from
Greensboro to Richmond and Greensboro to Ral
eigh. Does not leave Goldsboro Sunday night.
IDoes not leave Greensboro Saturday night.
JAS.L. TAYLOR, G. P. A.,
Washington, D.C.
W. A. TURK, A. G. P. A.,
Asheville, N C.
Schedule of Passenger Rates
FROMPBINCrPAL POINTS
To Asheville, Jt C.
1st Class. Round Trip
Summer Battlers.
Limited. Excursion.
S-23.55 $32.00 S14.15
21.05 28.00 11.65
18.25 22.40 8.85
17.05 S0.0J 7.65
13.30 15.25 S.76
16.65 18.00
' 13.15 . 15.85
14.15 17.30
13.25 13.45
10.85 15.80
14.75 20.65
80.20 87.75
82.45 30.65
7.75 11.65
17.05 . 23.30
" 12.40 17.75
12.75 18.60 .
10.60 12.35 4.15
17.20 18.75
10.25 12.15
21 60 28.95
FROM
New York,
Philadelphia,
Baltimore,
Washington,
menmouu,
Norfolk.
Wilmington,
Charleston,
Augusta,
Atlanta,
Montgomery,
Mobile,
New Orleans,
Chattanooga,
Mempnis,
Louisville,
Cincinnati,
Raleigh,
Savannah,
Columbia.
Jacksonville.
SOMETHING NEW.
THE
"Embostype" Printing Stamps
N (PATENT APPLIEP FOR.)
These stamps answer all the pur
poses of rubber stamps and cost
much less. jLook! -A stamp cf
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.
T.IKE JS'OTICEl
W. O. Muller & Oo. .
Ztiquor Dealers and. Etis
tiUvrs' Agents.
HAVING 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
tor tna Holidays. ,
-Especial attention is called to Duffy's
Pure Barley Malt Whiskey for which we
are agents in this section, also the cele
brated .Bavarian ana isudweise imager
Beer on' draught, and bottled for family
use,' which is guaranteed strictly pure..
We also have a lot of Fine Old Pure N.
C Corn Whiskey that can't be beat, and
tbe best and most popular brands of nne
Old Kentucky hand-made sour mash Bye
and Bourbon Whiskies, fine imported
Cognac Brandy. Jamaica Rum, imported
and-domestic Gins, Pure N. C Apple and
reaca urauaies, .rare jn. u. sweet Masn
Corn Whiskey, fine old imported Sherry.
fjrt Madeira, Claret, Champagne and all
kinds of domestic Wines, Imported Ale
and Porter, Fine Cigars, Tobacco, &c., &c.
We have with us Messrs. Lee 0. 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, Balko & Collander Cc's
Tables, the best in nse.wbich is are cb arge
of tbe old jovial Tom Pope who will cive
a cordial greeting to all. Ordts rsolicited
and promptly niled.
W. O. MULLER & CO., .
Main st, opposite Public Square,
AshevUle. N. C.
PROF- C FALK,
-Teaclicivof Music;
Ladles will And a comfortable private music
room in me Asnevuie aiuuc House, norm siae 01
Public Sqatxe. . . sag 82 dtf
ALTER W. VANDIVER,
Attorney at Law,
MARSHALL, NORTH CAROLINA.,
Offices also at Asheville and WeavervUle.
8pecial attention friveo to the w liettion of claims
enern ivorta Carolina. mcn-e
-insurance::
LiFEsinctnOE.
T
Bt VALLEY MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION
OF VIRttlBIA ; -. - -
Issues policies for. from "
$1,000 to $3,000,
- '.'- AND : "
combines the ; guarantee leature ol
"OLD LINE Companies &t nine
cost of ordinary, co-operative instuv
' ance in Secret Orders.
FIRE ?IN3UflANCt.
Insurance against- losa .by Fixe in
City and County on all kinds of
Property, Heal aud Persona.
Short-as well aslong term.
: Policies -issued at fair jrates
in A. 1 Companies,
Home and Foreign.
TIIOS. W. BUABiCVU. Agent,
" . ; Office North Side Court Square.
"., my 20-tf. ' , ' . "- ' "'
EDWARD XJlSTOil,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCt
CENT,
Ashevil!et Morth Carolir
CII.1S, HOIjTEII'S
PROSPECT BREWERY,'
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
W. O. MULLER & CO., Agents,
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
We herewith take- ereat pleasure in
introducing for export and family ,use
this
Extra Quality Xager Beer,
Brewed of the best Barley and imported
Bohemian Hops. It surpasses in fine
taste, flavor, brilliancv and nutritious
qualities any other Lager Beer, and is
stricuy pure ana unadulterated, rnysi
cians advise the use of this Beer.-and we
call your special attention to the follow
ing analysis:
"Butlweis" iLag-er Beer,
Emanating from the Prospect Brewery,
in rnuaaeipnia, tro.
The iindirKiOTipd nt. tha rosinoat nf Vi
Technical Societ.v. has rrmnlotl an
analysis of the-"Budweis" Beer, brewed
at Chaa. Welters' Prospect Brewery, in
Philadelphia, which analysis exhibits
the following results :
Specific gravity, 1,0124
Alcohol, 3,94fte
Extract. . . 4,92$c
Carbonic Acid, 0,22fte
. " Ashes, 020"&c
Thin sifi-nifirR that. lhe"T?nltirAia" Uwr
. o 1 .
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 naugui 01 loan nature.-
DR. V. li. UANKKBAUH,
Tacony Chemical Works; Bridesburg!
Philadelphia, Oct. 28, 1881.
For Hotels, Boarding Houses, Private
Families and the Trade, the above Beer
is put up in patent-stopper Bottles Coints.l
and in export bottles (pints,) well corked,
wirea, ioiiea ana laoeiea.
We deliver the Beer free ot charge to
any part of the city, and call for the
empty patent stopper bottles, wbich 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 eood
order, and it will be furnished direct
iron? our refrigerator to our customers.
All shipping orders will receive prompt
attention.
apl 3 dtf W. O. MULLER & CO.
X BRAND & CO.
I UNDERTAKERS.
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
M stallic and Walnut Coffins constant! 9
on hand. Every requisite of the businete
furnished. All calls day or night prompt
ly answered. : Hearse? 1 1 nisnea wnen
desired! mt-wly
BOB JONES,
The Pioneer.
To my Customers : '-'
I desire to Inform my er stamen that I keer
goods wines, liquors, beers, tc., are all pure
ana rresn. uraers sniicuea ana Buisiaction
guaranteed. Orders fi-bm a distance speciaUy-J
solicited. -
Goods delivered free of charge to any part of
the city by polite servants.
Shep Deaver, the curious concottjr of cocktalla.
Is with me and respectfully invite his friends to
ceil. Call on or address -
BOB JONES,
The Pioneer Bar, 8 doors below 1st Nat Bank,
apl25-2m --.- Asheyille, N.-C.
GRANITE YARD,
HEVDERSONVLLLE,
- N. C.
A. P; CORN & C.,.Propa.
The crjnlte found near Hendersonville 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. c, &c Indeed every
thing needed for Buildings.
TEEMS REASONABLE. r
Call on or address
sept U dtf .
A. P t ORN A CO.,
Henderson vlUe, N. C.
W, A..SOYCE.- :l . G.: L. OCISpBABD
Boycec and Guischird.
Plumbers, Gas and Steam
' Fitters, and Tinning
Hoofing, Guttering, amd
-General Jobbing:.
4AJ work and material guaranteed to be first-claas.
CONTRA CTORS FOR NEW: WORK.
All parties desiring Plumbing, and Tinning,
give as a call.. P. O. address, BOX 87 8hOP.
aodlyear , .
AiottBrHoM Mlty.:
Dmer's Sulphur Springs Soli
tracts suitable for farms, villa plots aad business
mvva. aiw, viu uuu ,UU Ulitf WMBT power.
Toe most desirable place of residence in
- Tbe iAnd of Health.
Be Wasral Waters, Beat Climate,
. i'laeat Scenery.
rFiTeIne?weat f A!eT"le, ou Murphy DiT.
Yf. H. C a. R.
15.000 acres mountain and nllvlti in Tmn.
sylvan i county, suited for stock raising, tann
ing, fruit culture, lumbering, Ac. 60.000 acres
mountain land in Swain county, on Tennessee
River.. Richland, well timbered. Both tracts
wiu wvui up to suit pure nine rs or eolonlas.
Several other tracts in Western counties for sale.
Gold Placer mining land and timber on the
stamp for sale. Apply to .
K. Plaiaaslore,
Sulphur Springs, or
. , . . Address Asheville, N. C.
iun25Aw6ni
IlOOTJiJYD
. SHOE JtlJkKER,
Main Street, (Above Eagle Hote.)
Asheville, Jt C.
0
The nest stock alwavs on hand. Work alwavs
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
x am especially prepared to miae doom ana
hoes so as to prevent dampness i jd so.cii.Knte.
Ready-Sf ade nstom Work ol
ail boris on aland.
Gentlemen and Ladies' Repairing a Spe
cialty. fine Custom Work alwavs onhand. anv tvle
and satisfaction guaranteed, as to stock and
wora. anoemsKerr inaings always on nana and
tor sale, the best in the market, at low prices
Genta' custom-made. low-Quartered dress shoes
made of best materiaL now offered for S4 and
$4.50 usual prioe, (6. Call early.
Fine Groceries !
Imported and Domestic Table
Delicacies,
at KEPLER'S.
T.
T. T.
EXTRA CHOICEST New Crop TEAS,
Choicest Moyune Gunpowder.
cngusn -tsreaktaat,
Formosa Oolong,
Extra Fancy Japan:
FINE COFFEE.
Mocha, Olt" Government Java,
Cordova, Santos Peaberry,
Finest Rio and Laguayra,
Instantaneous Chocolate, Cocoa,
Baker's Chocolate and Broma.
CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S Jams,
Gordon & Dil worth's Jellies & Preserves,
G. & D. Pineapples, in plass Jars,
G. & D. Cranberry Sauce, ' "
CANNED VEGETABLES.
Gordon & Di! worth's Asparagus,
Oyster Bay Asparagus,
Sifted Early June Peas.
Wnole Tomatoes, Okraand tomatoes.
-French Peas and Mushrooms. .
CALIFORNIA CANNED Fruits, "
Peaches, Apricots, Pears,
White Cherries, ureen Oage iums,
Bahama Pineapples grated, and sliced.
EDAM & PINEAPPLE CHEESE,
Boss' Lunch Biscuit,
Boss' Wafers, Mushroom Crackers,
Imported Albert Biscuit
Finest New Orleans Molasses.
rKev "Jest and Imported Cigars.
FULL STOCK OF
STAPLE GROCERIES
.tt KEPEEWS.
South Main St, opp. Eagle Hotel.
SOMETHING CHOICE I
-tot-
L0VXR9 OF THE WEED, who enjoy a really
good smoke, should always ask for
HOLMES' Uolden Leaf ,
" Land or the $ky,
Plsjrah.
These brands aie mannfacared from the cele
brated Tobaccos grown In Western North Caro
lina, free from all perfumeries, adulterations o
imparitiesuid are prized for their
Superb gnioklng Qnalif lew.
Ask your dealer! or ,
HOUSES TOBACCO,
and take no other. .
E. L HOLMES 4 CO. Pboprsrobs
an 3-12mos - ASHEVILLE. N. C.
- FBAHTRXIN HOUSE,
D. C. CUNNINGHAM, Peoprietor, :
FRANKLIN, - ' N: C.
. 0
Table supplied with the best the market
affords.
First-Class Livery and Sale Stables in
connection with house.
Daily Back betweca Webater aal
Frankll.
Sswal Bmmqtl Mtmmt ftr Jrwiairi.
septll-dly
CANADA COWAN -J
. . , (Established in 1855.)
. Watchm ker,
..Jeweler.
' axo dkaxxb rjr' ...
Watches Ctoekt,.iJfleTytJtp2adS, &o.
- Patton Avenue, Asheville, N. C. 1
Jeroy W. Fairchild's Gold Pen. Good
stock always on hand.
First Class , . Saddle, .and
, For '- Sale-r-
mn VrTDERSlGNSD baa at his stables on
I Kagle street, rear of Eae;le Hotel.
Targe number of CHOICE, FINE HORSES, well
broken, either for Saddle or Harness, for sole
All young, and perfectlv snnnd and gentle. C'J
Call early. . M. C ARET..m
1 S-dil ' -
W fr
WINE AND LIQUOR STORE.
MAIN ST., 3rd DOOR ABOVE THE BANK OT lIHEY'flS
- , The largest and most complete assortment of
Imported and Domestic Wines,
Liquors and Brandies
TO BE yOUKD IN
WESTERN NORTH CROLIA.
I make a specialty of Champaigns, Sauternes and Clarets by the case
.and carry a large stock of fine
Havana Cigars.
THE 'BO NAN Z 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
OP DRESS GOOD EVER
brought to Asheville !
A. Splendid Line Ot
SILK, BLACK asd COLORED,
PLUSH SILK VELVEES
IN STRIPE AXD SOLIDS !
Colors, Calicos;
A Splendid line of
GINGHAMS AND SATIN KS !
Blankets. Blankets.
(.wool)
Made of Wool Blankets,
A few very fine ones and all at last
year s prices.
A. GOOD STOCK ol
GOOD BOOTS, and SHOES,
HATS, (in every style,) J. B. Stetson's
HATS A SPECIALTY.
COFFEE, SUAK, RICE,
SOLE LEATHER,
- . JEANS,
From Tennessee All-Wool Filling,
Cotton i am, Wool Yarn
Domestic.
A few Dress Patents at a Bargain.
J. 0. HOWELL.
Spot Cash Store.
Oft. 2Gth, 18S.
Atlantic & N. C. R. B.
TIMETABLE NO. 32.
In effect 12 M., Sunday. January 17th, 1SS6.
EAST. WEST.
No. 51. No. 50.
Passenger. STATIONS : Passenger.
Arr. L've. . Arr. L've.
r. M. P. M. A. M. A. X.
5 07 Goldsboro 11 18
6 51 5 51 Lfttirangc 10 26 10 39
1 32 6 52 Klnston 9 12 9 47
8 47 New Berne 7 47
11 18 11 28 Morehead City 4 16 S 06
11 40 Morehead Depot . 4 35
. Pflily Except Sunday.
Train 50 connects with Wilmington & Weldcn
train bound North, leaving Goldsboro 11:35 a.m.,
and with Richmond & Danville train West, leav
ing OoldSDoro 12:35 p. m., and Wilmington t
Weldon Train South at 4:54 p. m.
Train 61 connects with Richmond i Danville
Traiu. arriving at Goldsboro 4:40 p. m , and with
Wilmington A Weldon Train from th North at
4:54 p.m. -, ;
CajeFearH.yi'yCoiTr.
TRAIN NORTH.
Arrive Leave
Bennettsville, 8 20pm
FayetteviUe, 1200ml22Spm
Sanford, 215pm 229pm
Greensboro, 6 oo p m
Dinner at FayetteviUe.
. TRAIN SOUTH. '
- Arrive. Leave."
Greensboro 9 60am
Sanford . 1 20 p m H5 p m
Fayette vtHe S5flpm4 00pm
Bennettsville 7 36pm
Dinner at Sanford.
Freight and Passenger Train leaves Bennetts
Tllle Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 2 30
p m, arriving at FayetteviUe at 8 p m.
Leaves FayetteviUe 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
etteviile on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at 8 a m, (connecting at Sanford with Freight
rnd Passenger Trains to Raleigh), leaves Sanford
at 11 30 a m, and arrives at Greensboro at540pm.
Leaves Greensboro Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at 5 a m, leaves San lord at 11 15 a m,
and arrives at FayetteviUe at 2 4o p m.
mo. M. ROSE, Gen. Pas. Agent.
J. W. FEY, Gen. Superintendent
FANCY SIGN AND
- f OKMAJfEXXAL
PAINTING, and Upholstering.
- V. L. SWICEGOOD , ' 1
WUlow atreet,' Asheviile, N.
Is ready to do the very best work in h : ''
and will guarantee satisfaction In wort '
prices. , ' t
Gold Signs a Specialty. '
Estimates- furnijined for large contracts,
invite examination of price and work. Glv
me a call. .
mcnlO-d .' . L. SWICEGOOD
MVS
MARQUARDT, Managers.
HERMMiWEAFEB.
dp:alers ix
BOOTS & SHOES,
TRUNKS, &G., SC.
INVITE ATTENTION OF THE
PUBLIC
TO THEIR STOCK.
nov 11 dtf
TTI
E.WY rLOTIIISU,
XX OVERCOA1S
COMMON GREY BLANKETS,
SCaRLET AND FINE WHITE BED BLANKETS
Large line double and single width Flannels
waterproofs CASHMERES,
oct 31 dtl B HARDEN RANKIN & CO.
RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE A
Beautiful and ompact Farm.
The undersigned aftor a residence of eight
years in the mountains, feeling that his health is
suiheiently restored desires to return to active
mercantile life, offers his farm situated on the
French Broad near the mouth of Davidson's Riv
er, for sale.
Farm contains abont 115 acres.
one-nail cleared and in a high state -jf cultiva
tion, 45 acres of which is exeelh nt bottom land.
J.JPir,e.iiu'I is well fenced? Uiwided and s,n!
aivided by good fences for rotation.
Well drained. Running water in each division
lorstoct. Good springs near house. Rock dairy
and all necessary buildir.gs. Good trehard
grapes and nearly all the small fruits.
Very conveniently situated on niiin county
road, 3 1-2 miles Trofc Court House. Post Oince.
(daily mail), Presbyterian church, (service every
Sunday), withinamile. Excellent neighborhood
will be sc .d with or without stock. Implements
tc, frc.
Forfurthcr information address
LOUIS S1IERFESEE.
Davidson River,
lo- v. tf Transylvania co., N. C.
John hart & ccf
t'CEitractors and Builders.
ASHEVILLE, N. C,
MAKERS OF
ooon find wijvnii n
FH.2JfIES,
7 t JtTTEEiS and BRACKETS.
Keep m stock Mouldings, Newels
Handrails, Balusters, etc., etc.
All kinds of Builder's woodwork solicited
apl 9-dAw3m3a
HARNESS""
Our t-tock ia now complete and made
of the beat Materials, with 11 the latest
improvements. Single and double set
in nickle and oriental rubber, either gi
ox nickle lined. All ctner trimmings o
short notice.
Saddles and Bridles
Of every grade and price, from cheapes
Morgan to the English Shaptoe.
HOUSE COEEJUtS
Of every kind, size, grade and trice.
bouse cEOTniJvc,
Just recaived a fresh Btock, including
Track Suits, Sweat Hoods, Jowl Hoods,
Cooling Blankets, Ankle Boots of differ
ent patterns, Linen Sheets of all pricea
XwJI IIOBES.
The finest stock in the market Call a
see them.
tVtiips, Saddle Cloths and
Fly JYets,
In every variety. . -UEI11IIIJYG
OF. AE
KIJYnS OL SPECM1E-
-TP..-Remember
we have no machinery
all work done by hand and guaranteed
Call on ns and see what can be bought
in Asheville in our line. ,
v T. W. BR ARCH.
North Main street, opposite old Central
Hotel, Asheville. N. C. -
CITY" MARKET,
JUST OPENED,
On Patton Avenue, under Powell fc Snider1.
I have opened s FIRST CLASS MARKET
where I will keep constantly on hand tbe best ol
Beef, Pork, . Mutton, Sausage
- Fish and Oysters.
that the jiarliet. affords.
I have had several years'- experience In the
business and respectfully solicit a share of your
patronage. Cash customers will And it to their
advantage to call and see for themselves. '
My motto is "Good quality and honest quantity, -Reipcctfufiy,
- T, J. SUJlilER,
oct 13 dtf
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