Is a common expression, often beard
from those who have realized, by per
sonal use, the curative powers of Ayer'i
Cherry PectoraL I cannot say enough
in praise of Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral, be
lieving as I do that, but for its use, I
' should long since have died from long
troubles. E. Bragdon, Palestine, Tex. .
About six months ago I bad a severe .
Hemorrhage of the Lungs, brought on
by m distressing Cough, which deprived
ma of sleep ana rest. I had used vari
ous cough balsams and - expectorants,
without obtaining relief. A friend ad
Vised me to try
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
I did so, and am happy to say that it
helped me at once. By continued use
this medicine cured my cough, and, I
am satisfied, saved my life. Mrs. E.
Coburn, 18 Second St., Lowell, Mass. -
I have used Ayers Cherry Pectoral
for over a year, and sincerely believe I
- should have been in my grave, had it
not been for this medicine. It has cured
ma of a dangerous affection of the lungs,
for which X had almost despaired of ever .
finding a remedy. D. A. McMullen,
Windsor, Province of Ontario.
Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral saved my life.
Two years ago I took a very severe Cold
which settled on my lungs. I consulted
physicians, and took the remedies they
prescribed, bat failed to obtain relief
until I began using Ayer's Cherry Pec
toral. Two ' bottles of this medicine
completely restored my health. lizzie
M. Allen, West Lancaster, Ohio... ft
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
Prepared by Dr. J. O. Aver 8c Co., Lowell , Hsu.
Sold by all DruggiMa. trioe 1 ; six bottle, 5.
THE OJCLY
First-Class Restaurant
la Aslierille
. . . is to be found at
TURNER'S,
Johnston Buildlnsr Corner
Pat ton Ave. and JfTain 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 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.
Chanire of bill of fare at lunch counter
every day.
Dffferent soups every day.
Our kitchen is open for public inspec
tion at any time. au 28-dtf
6. McMClXEN.
GEO. W. TILSON
McMullen
and Tilson,
HEADQUARTERS
IN
WESTERN X. CAROLINA
FOR
Furniture, 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 them.
Our prices are as lov? as the ow
est, ana we defy competition.
. Wt mean Business.
We have with us Will A. Blair
and J. U. Moore who are always
, gliiu tu ecf muir iridium iiuu uua-
"tomers. ,
.i i 4 u . : i... . T 1
DONT FAIL TO CALL AND
EXAMINE GOODS AND PRICES
before buying elsewhere.
Solioitlng a share of your patron
age, we are yours,
Respectfully,
JtlcJtlUEEEJYA' TIESOJY.
june 23-dawly
Preserve -Your Sight.
There is Nothing in (he World
) -"' More Irecions.
The Eye above all other organs displays the
infinite rower of the Creator. It is the most del
icate Organ, the preservation of which "requires
me areaiew care, too oiun juun, naiurauy cart
" leas, neglects It. and only perceives his folly
when it ts toj late, and nothing la left him but
. hitter regret . ,
Therefore, if an article destined .o preserve
.. and strengthen an organ of men ab3olute neces
sity, can be obtained, it aiiouid be regaraea as a
great blessing.
LO M ARE S ROCK CRYSTAL
. pec! soles and Eve Glasses stood the test for
. any years and over 2,x,coo are now in use, we
have never been informed of a are where they
dd no', give entire satislactlon.
We have many strong testimonials from prom
' Inent Oculists who certify that Le Mare's Rock
fVvatal l.inr,f m ftdmH nf less heated rava than any
... thbie, tn&reiow aifora more comion. to tou eye
and creater clearness and uniformity of vision
- than any in use, they are mounted in all stylet
OI uoul, silver, Bieei ana nicuci iramcsoi
best quality. .Forsaleonly by-
C. COWAN,
: J?AL1RCJ WATCHES, CLOCKS JEWELRY,
, ratio:! Avenue, ash ev uie, a. v.
Mtprntrtntr promptly f totted to.
' nov23dw8mos - -".
Mi -Si -Joseph's
academy. :;
OF TH E BLUE RIDG& U ICKORY, N C
Carter Charge of the Sisters of Were J.
-TKKM.-!: -
Board and Tuitlon.slsly-fivedallarspcrsession
o five monlna,
For further particulars send for catalogue.
Address, MOTHER AUGUSTINE,
Ml. . Jo4ph?t, Hickory, JV. C.
'uly 8-dmos . ;! ..
-J.-CBROWN&CO.,
rrCRCIIANT TAILORS,.
I i n Anerm.i nert -SUarui Ct-nlral Hold.
r tf.iii Thar, ks-for -the liberal Mrteateadod
r, tin ii; tiiioi :tlie past twelve mon.to".
v nni will be wanting on their part to retain
i mi ic?, ana merit increased i&vors. -Ki
av n excellent line ot patterns on hand,
' fAfK I'Jt'fHA SPECTAUTY
he People of Holland. -
Aa. people-jthe- Patch -aranot handi
some. ; Ther are handsome typefi bat
they hove come in. with .Flemish im
migrations or by accidental admixture
with come of the blonde tribes of north
Germany. They are evidently not the
old Batovians recognized In history
100 years before the Christian era, and,
by a singular persistence Of descent,
perpetuated Jill .the present day. - This
perseverance of ancient types through
thousands of years of pestilence, of sub
mergence, of desolating , wars, , of inter
necine contests, of successive Immigra
tions, is one of the marvels of history.
The Flemish, type is characterized by
length of nose, breadth of forehead,
snmllness of chin and shortness of face.
The true Dutch type has length of nose,
narrowness of forehead, thinness of feat
ure, gauntness of body and often con
siderable length of limb. These details
are subject to modifications. The types
mors, nearly approaching it are those
often seen in Denmark. ' " - ' -
You can wander for days through the
street!, museums and public places of
Amsterdam, : Harlem, The Hague and
Rotterdam . and ' not meet a handsome
woman, young or old, unless she is a for
eigner. The climate, like that of Boston,
proves more trying to the gentler sex.
This absence of personal attractiveness
in young women and girls is not without
a certain pathos. The faces of old women
become thin as a blade, the nose sharp
as a needle, the complexion preternatur
ally clear and white. There is no room
for wrinkles on a surface so email and
thin. Surmount this queer face with one
of . the close fitting, white native- caps,
and put about it a quantity of the cu
rious gold ornaments of the country, 'and
you have a personal ensemble to be re
membered. Holland Cor. San Francisco
Chronicle. - - . ' ' ' -
Superstition of the Educated.' '
President Garfield, although a man of
much sterling ' practical ability, whose
life had been so full of hard experience,
was afflicted with an unconquerable ele
ment of superstition. His faith in lucky
and unlucky numbers was implicit.
V or many years certain combinations of
figures haunted him, and he was con
stantly expecting ominous, events to lake
place on certain dates, and although in
variably disappointed, he never ceased to
form fresh prognostications. Such traits
of superstition are not so uncommon,
even in this positivistio Nineteenth cen
tury, as one is naturally inclined to sup
pose. There are as many hard headed, prac
tical men of business to-day who would
not start a fresh enterprise on a Friday
as there are ignorant seamen who de
clare that the rats desert a ship only
when she is doomed to sink. Thousands
of well educated men and women there
are who would feel Insulted if accused of
believing in ghosts, but who would frame
any excuse for not sitting down at a table
with twelve of their friends. As to the
uneducated classes, superstition is as
rampant among them as in the days when
poor old women were set on the ducking
stool. In a walk through any country
village you will scarcely find a farm
house without its lucky horseshoe, its
charm for corns and warts, its terror of
crossed knives and broken looking glasses.
Ben: Perley Poore.
The Cnute for Riches.
Henry E. Ahbey, the noted theatrical
manager, is a slender man, who carries
himself well. He has a round, ruddy face
and black mustache. He is always care
fully dressed. Mr. Abbey was originally
a jeweler, having learned the trade in his
father's shop in a western town.- He
may be "-seen riding about the. city, his
favorite conveyance being . a hansom.
Abbey has ttiad his ups and downs, but
through them he has preserved an in?
difference to wealth which is remarkable..
Chatting with me the other day he
aid: "I cannot understand why men are
crazy to be rich. It a man has all he
wants I should think (hat would be
enough. I would rather be in the place
of one of the younger members of the
Vanderbilt family than in do place of one
or Uie efclcrs.-rl'itkc iYederfek yidM-
bilt, for instance, with $8,000,000 or $10,-
000,000, which is ample. He has nothing
to do but to enjoy himself, but Cornelius
and William K., with $40,000,000 or f 50,
000,000 apiece, have all the responsibility
of keeping up the family name and trans
mitting their wealth, unbroken to some
body who will maintain the family name
and fortune. They are in trouble all the
time, whereas the younger sons have
nothing to do but to enjoy themselves."
ew York Tribune.
Paris and Her Visitors.
I heard it estimated to-dav that the
foreigners in laris arc spending $200,000
a day. I do not imagine this to be an ex
tra vacant calculation. The city is full of
Americans and English, and the hotel
where I am stopping has little else. Paris
bean ti lies herself as mnch for the rest of
the world as for her own people. She
lives off her visitors, and her store win
dc ws are pnt up to catch the eye of the
pxsser by. These great bonlevards are
lined with stores, which at night are il
laminated brilliantly, both outside and
In. Lines of cos jets with reflectors are
placed above the windows on the outside,
so that they cast a strong blaze down
upon tho goods displayed. Nearly all
the goods of the store, as a rule, are in
the windows, and the interior is not to be
entered except for purchase. Small
stocks are carried, I judge, and as a gen
eral thing a first class Paris store is not
more than twelve feet square inside. I
except, of course, the grand establish-
mont of the "Magazine da Louvre," and
the "Bon Marche," which are like those
of Macy's, in New York, Wannamaker's
in .Philadelphia, only larger. Franco.
Corpenter injCleveland Leader. -
Courtesy of English Aristocrats.
Every American who has traveled
abroad knows that English men and
women of established position are habitu
ally nrusque to strangers, inferiors, or
equalsr while In private houses they are
sometimes capable ot a cool impertinence
which astonishes an American. A distin
guished, lady of fortune and position, who
tor years had made every properly accred
ited English man and woman welcome to
her beautiful home and cultivated circle,
passed three months at a well Known jng-
lish water cure with her invalid husband.
In the house were several English people
of rank, friends and relatives of whom
She hod entertained In this country. Not
one of them recognised her existence In
any wayr not even by a "good morning
on tne stairs or a Dow in the gardens
their position being that they did not go
to a '"euro" to make acquaintances,
t'ln three months," said the lady, "the
creaking of my own boots was the only
cheerful sound I heard, and I was cured
of a belief in the courtesy of the English
peerage." Harper's Bazar, '
Philosophize how we win,r the melan
choly fact remains that life Is an aggre
gation of mistakes. Signer Max in De
troit Free Press,
Ask your retailer for the Original $3
Beware of Imitations.
NanaCMialneanleM bearlnr this Stasis)
JAMES itEAii9
3 SHOE.
U KXUJ 0Wi MWIIgllWI M
brinRyou Informs,
ow to set thin 8oo
"X iaanyStnteor!
41 L.
mm
i'nne stan da
, . i-j ft v r.
1
11 :-r-
- Suffering: womett nulrl remember that the
Kiseion Hospital oh 3 sJl the adrant.-'-fS for
treatment and cure T diseases peomiar to
their sex, that can be tonnd in Northern cities.
.Address. Mission Hospital. AslieviUe, N. O,
.am .'" ' ' M 2S"17
Try DafTy'B Pure Barley Malt "Wbls
kev, for sale only by W. O. Mnller & Co
Whitlock cellsthe followinz celebrated
makes of corsets: Madame Foy's, War
ner, Thompson's, Glove fitting 800 bone
French, and the very , best 50c and 75c
corsets in the city. : -
Try our Barefooted and Baldheaded
Corn, to be found only at . original Bob
Jones' Pioneer Ban -
'1
piEDi..onTjviR?Li::E.
Richmond and DanVllle
Railroad.
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION. '
-., " - ? General PRSsenger Do p't, I
AsheviUe. N.C Nov. 6th, 18SS.
C mdeased schedule, taxing effect Nov. 7, 1888.
Read
Down.
'. .,, Read
Up.
BAST.
4 80 d m Leave
Now York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washingtoa
Lynchburg
Danville
Arrive SJOpm
' IS 36pm
" 1003am
' 8 SO
200
Leve 1140pm
6 69 "
ll 00 "
6 15 a m "
T45 arrive
a m Lve
Richmond
Danville
Greensboro
Arr SSOam
1120 pm
Lve 9 30
7 SO
Ait
600 p m Lve
Goldsboro
- Raleigh
Greensboro
Salisbury
- Arr 11 20 a m
60.. -t
? 47 p m
Lve 8 06
1 00am
00
Arr
11 SO
45 p m
801
Lve
Arr
Charlotte
Salisbury
Arr IS 30 a m
Lve 11 00 p m
1130 am
It 89 pm
Lve
Arr
Salisbury . -StatasvilleL'
Arr
Slapm
508
4 07 -
340
JB6'
2 25
16
11 61 m
110U .
10 51
10 16
8 20
8 00
6 80 -313
-146
1 VI
215
8 38 -
rtewtoa
Hickory
Connelly Springs
Uorganton
Manon
Black Mountain
SparL June.
. Aabevllle
Alexander's
Hot Springs
8 SO
4 33
16 0
b v
655
7 38 "
9 89
1000
rami kock
(1 u
Morristown
Knoxville
Lve
Arr
910
Lve
Arr
loam
4 46
Lve
MURPHY -BRANCH,
11 10 a m
Lve
Arr
Asheville.
WajnesviUe
Sylva
Webster
Charleston
Bushnell
Jarrett'a
Arr 5 00 p m
245
1211
12 00m
10 30am
919
Lve 7 45
1 3 D m
325
8 8T
610
619
7 64
75th Meridian time used East of Faint Bock.
90th " " " West " "
Trains on Hurohv Branch ran daily except
Sunday.
Through Pullman Sleepers on south bound
train leaving Salisbury at 11 00 p. m. lor Atlanta
and New Orleans.
Throueh Pullman steerier on north bound
train leaving Salisbury at 8 66 p. m. for Wash
ington. Pullman sleerjer on same train from
Greensboro to Richmond and Greensboro to Ral-el?fi-
uoes not leave iioiasooro tsunaay nigni.
(Does not leave Greensboro Saturday night.
IAS. Lu 1A I LAJK, Kj. f. A.,
Washington, D.C.
W. A. TURK. A. O. P. A..
Ashevme, a U.
Schedule of Passenger Rates
FBOMtraiMcirAL ronrrs
To JlsheviUe, JT. C.
1st Class. Round Trip
Summer Settlers.
Limited. Excursion.
$'23.55 832.00 814.15
21.05 . 28.00 11.65
18.25 22.40 - . &35
17.05 . 20.00 7.65
-13.30 - 15.25 8.76
'16.65 - 18.00
13.16 15.85
14.15 . 17.30
18.25 1 13.45
. M.85 ' 15.SO
. 14.15 20.55
' 2QJ20 27.75
22.45 30.65 -
. 7.75 1L65
17.05 23.80
12.40 17.76
12.15 18.60
10.60 125 4.15
17.20 - 18.76
10.25 19.15
ZT mm rr r -
FROM
New York,
Philadelphia.
Baltimore,
Washington,
Richmond,
Norfolk,
Wilmington,
Charleston,
Augusta,
Atlanta,
Montgomery,
Mobile,
New Orleans,
Chattanooga,
Mempnia,
Louisville, .
Cincinnati, -
Raleigh,
Savannah,
Colombia.
lniiniyiTltf
SOMETHING NEW.
THE
"Embostype" Printing Stamps
(PATENT APPLIED FOR.)
These stamps answer all the pur
poses ot rubber stamps ana cost
much less. j-Look ! - A stamp of
your name, a bottle of indelible ink,
suitable for marking clothing,) an
mking 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
borders received at Estabrcok's.
Write to
Walter S. Cushman,
. Asheville, N. C.
TAKE JYOTICJE!
"W. O. Mnller & Co.
Liquor Dealers and MH
tiWjr' Agents.'
TT AvINCT iust received a new and
XT. full supply of all kinds of goodB
usually kept in our line, we are prepared
to furnish our many patrons and the
public in general, with something good
for the Holidays.
Especial attention is caiiea to uunys
Pure Barlev Malt Whiskey for which we
are agents in this section, also the cele
brated .Bavarian . ana uuaweise imager
Beer on draught, and bottled for family
use, which is guaranteed strictly pure.
We also have a lot of Jtn Old Pure N.
C. Corn Whiskey that can't be beat, and
the best and most popular brands of fine
Old Kentucky hand-made sour mash Rye
and -Bourbon Whiskies, fine imported
Coenac Brandv. Jamaica Rum. imported
and domestic Gins, Pure N. C. Apple and
Peach Brandies, Pure sn. u sweet Masn
Corn Whiskey, fine old imported Sherry,
Port, Madeira, Claret, Champagne and all
kinds of domestic Wines, Imported Ale
and Porter, Fine Cigars, Tobacco, &&, &c.
.We have wita us Messrs. LeeC Sor-
reiis, Jesse. JXanga and AfcjColnmbus
Featherstone who will be glad to have
their Mends call and see them. -
AVe have in connection with- -our Bar
an elegant Billiard and Pool Mall up
stairs, , furnished with the celebrated
Brunswick, Balkc. '. (t . Collander Co.'s
Tables, the best in use.which is are charge
of the old lovial Tom Pone who will give
a cordial greeting to alL Orde noliciled
and promptly filled. .,
- VV. U. WULbHK at tJ,
: Main St- opposite Public Square.
-; r 1 ' - ABhevUle. N. C.
PROF. C FALK,
' Teacher oT Music. - ,
Ladles wilT find a comfortable private musie
room in tne Aanevuie music iouse, nono sms 01
tTibilo liqnartt. -. - aug, uii
WALTER W. VANDIVER, r
. Attorney, at lav,
r MARSHALL, NOETE CAROLINA.
Offices also at Asheville and WeavervUle.
Spwial attention elven to thewlleetion of claims
WerUrn Nortel Carolina. mch-6
Urmwm tmi
mBt VALLSY MUTUAL LIFE SOCIAT10N
JL , OF VIRGINIA :..
Issues policies for from -01,000
to $3,O0O, K
- ' ' AKJ
V
combines the guarantee ieature ol'J
"OliD LINE " Pompanics at the
Coal of ordinary co-operative insur
I ance in Secret Orders.
FIRE INSURANCE
Insurance against Iqss-Jiy Fire in
Uity and Uorinty on nil kindn of
Property, Bcal and Persona
Short as well as long term.
Policiea issued at fair rates
- ' ' in A." 1 Companies,
Home and Foreign.
TIIOS. W. BKANC1I, A cent,
Office North Side Court Sqnare. -my
20-tf . - :
EDWARD J. ASTOil,
ftttAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
CENT,
AsheviUe, Alorth Csrolira-
CIMS. ISO ITER'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 Lager Beer,
Brewed of the best Barlev and imDorted
Bohemian Hops. It surpasses in fine
tastet flavor, brilliancy and nutritious
qualities any other Lager Beer, and is
strictly pure and unadulterated. Physi
cians advise the nse of this Beer, and we
call yonr special attention to the follow
ing analysis:
"Bndweis" Layer Beer,
Emanating from the Prospect Brewery,
in rniiaaeipnia, ia. -The
undersigned, at the reauest of the
Technical Society, has completed an
analysis of the "Budweis" Beer, brewed
atChas. Wolters'. Prospect Brewerv, in
Philadelphia, which analysis exhibits
the following rasults :
Specific gravity,
Alcohol,
Extract,
Carbonic Acid,
Ashes,
1,0124
3,94fc
4,92pc
0,22c
OOPc
This signifies that the "Bndweis" Beer
in its essential qualities is almost the
exact counterpart of the best Imported
Bohemian Beer.
A farther examination, seeking adul
terations, proves conclusively that it
contains naught of that nature.
DR. I). H. l)ANNEBAUM,
Tacony Chemical Works, Bridesburg.
Philadelphia, Oct 28, 1881.
For Hotels, Boarding Houses, Private
is pat up in patentstopper .Bottles (pints.)
and in export bottles (pints,) well corked,
wirea, loiieu uhu laueiea.
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
witn tne crates.
Having erected a large refrigerator for
tne storage or seer, we are enabled to
keep our Beer cool, fresh and in good
order, and it will be furnished direct
from our refrigerator to our customers,
Ail snipping orders will receive prompt
attention.
apl3-dtf W. O. MULLER & CO.
X BRAND & CO.
f ; l-r
9
. UNDERTAKERS.
' ASHEViLLE, N. C. - '
At stallic and Walnut Coffins constant! y
on hand. Every requisite of the businetis
fhrniahed. All calls dav ornightnromnt-
ly answered. Hearsee . ii'niahed when
desired mt-wly
BOB JONES,
The Pioneer.
To my Customers:' ;
I desire to inform mv crjetsmors that I keer
no cheap beer, either in bottles or on draft. My
goods wines, liquors, beers, 4c., are all pure
ana rresn. orders solicited ana satnuacuon
gnaranteed. Order frbm a distance specially
solicited.
Goods delivered free of charge to any part of
uie cur uj potiro servant. - -
enep ueaver, me enriousconcocwDr 01 cockwu.i.
is with
l me and rtsDectfiillv invites his menus to
cou. . iau on or aaaress '
.... - . - . .. : ' BOB JONES.
- The Pioneer Bar, doors below 1st Nat Bank,
api'Ktm r-; - AsneYnie.fi. u.
GBAHITE YARD,
HENDERSOXVILLE,
N. C.
A. P. CORN & Co.f:irop'
The mnite found near Hendersonrille
IS
imvMrnizAd for Its beaatv and durability.
ThA nnnAimirnea is nreireii so lumisa uu
short notice, all work in granite, for Window-
suls. IMor sills, eteps, c, maeea every
thing needed for nuuaings. . - ..
TERMS EEA60XABLE.
can on or aaaress r iwm w,
t sept It dtf . : Henderson vine, n. v.
W. A. BOYCK.
G. Ii GDISCHABD
Boyco anti Gniscliard,
Plumbers, Gas and Steam
Vers'Janai'linng,
Roofing. Guttering, amd
-' O eneral Jobbi n g.
All work and material guaranteed to be firat-claas.
CONTRACTORS I FOR NEW WORK.
All parties desiring Plumbing, and Tinning,
give us a call. P. O. address, uux 87 Bttur .
SO dlyear .....
D
The remainder of tas lurid will Vrt tn
tracts suitable for farms, villa plots and business
lots. Also, old mills and fine water power.
The most desirable place of residence in
. TheXand of Health. '
Beat Mineral Waters, Best Climate,
Finest Scenery.
Five miles west of Asheville, 011 Morpby Dlv.'
15,000 acres mountain and vallpvland in Tran-
sylvania county, suited for stock 'raisinir, tarm-
wg, iruit culture, lamoering, j;c. tu.vou acres
mountain land in Swain county, on Tennessee
River. Rich land, well timbered. Both tracts
will be out up to fiuit Durchasers or eoloniei.
Several other tracts 111 Western counties for sale.
uoia riacer mining land and timber on the
stcmp for sale. Apply to .
N. Plnmadore,
Bnlphur Springs, or .
Asheville, N. C.
Address
Iun25-d&w6ni
boot wvn
SISOE JtUkHER,
Main Street, (Above Eagle Hote'.)
Asheville t Jt C.
o '
The oest stock alwavs on hand.' Work always
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
1 am especially preparea vo mue 0001s ana
hoes so as to prevent dampnbss ud squeaking.
Ready-Made nstoni Work ot
ail sorts on Jtanu. .
Gentlemen and Ladies' Repairing a Spe-
-:. cially.
Fine Custom Work always on hand, anv itvle
and satisfaction gnaranteed, cs to stock and
work. Shoemskers Findings always on hand and
tor sale, the best in the market, at low nrices
, Gents' custom-made, lowjuartered dress shoes
made ot Dest material, now ooerea tor 4 ana
$1.60 usual price, 6. Call early.
Fine Groceries!
Imported and Domestic Table
Delicacies,
at KEPLER'S.
T.
T. T.
EXTRA. CHOICEST New Crop TEAS,
Choicest Moyune Gunpowder.
English sreaktast,
Formosa Oolong,
Extra Fancy Japan:
FINE COFFEE.
Mocha, 01? Government Java,
Cordova, Santos Peaberry,
Finest Rio and Laguayra,
Instantaneous Chocolate, Cocoa,
Baker's Chocolate and Broma.
CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S Jams,
Gordon & Dilworth's Jellies & Preserves,
G. & I). Pineapples, in glass jars,
G. & D. Cranberry Sance, "
CANNED VEGETABLES.
S
vster isay aBparssniB, 0 ' -
Sifted Early June Peas,
Succotash, Corn,
Whole Tomatoes, Okra and Tomatoes.
French Y'eas 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 Molasses.
Kev 'Veet and Imported Cigars.
FULL STOCK OF
STAPLE GROCERIES
ff KEPLER'S.
South Main St., opp. Eagle Hotel.
SOMETHING CHOICE!
tot
T OVERS OF THE WEED, who enjoy a really
a good smoke, should always ask for
HOLMES' Golden L-eaf,
. Land of tne Sky,
v. " Plsxan. -
These brands a:e manufacored from the cele
brated Tobaccos trrown in Western North Caro
lina, tree trora au periumenes, aauiterauons o
Impuntiesmd are prized tor their
Superb Smoking Qualities.
Ask yonr dealers or :
aOXsJttES TOBACCO,
and take no other. . - j L - . .
. rW from ihm Trod Solid..
K L HOLMES & CO. Peopeibtoes
an 2-12mos ASHEVILLE. S. C.
.FBMKLIN HOUSE, ,
D. C. CUNNINGHAM, Pbofbietok,
FRANKLIN, - - - N. C
- o .
Table supplied with the best the market
- - anoras.
First-CIass Livery and Sale Stables in
connection with house.
Dally' Hack between Webster and
.. Frankllst. .
0Jood Smmplo Moom for Ifrmmmor.
- TJiMMS iiJSO.JlBliJS.
sept 11-dly ' . . '
CANADA COWAN .
Kj (Established in 1855.
. Watchmaker,
. Jeweler,
. . ASO DKAUtB IN
Watchet, Clock, Jewelery, Spectacle, &c
Tatton Avenue. Asheville. N. C.
Leroy W. Fairchild's Gold Pen. Good
stock always on hand.
First Class Saddle, and
: Harness Horses,
i.;.'.?---ForySaie.-7- -
TH UNDERSIGNED has at his stables on
VjutIa ntrftet. rear of Eaple-Hofel.
a large number of CHOICE, FINE HORSES, well
broken, either for Saddle or Harness, for sale
All young, and perfectly sound and gentle.. C J
Call early..- . M, i AKKtVii
MAIN ST.3rd DOOR ABOVE THE BANK OT k8HEV7LLJf
'..- - '. , - . . ".:..;;:"' -j r - : - - - ....
- J The ktgest and most complete assortment of.
Imported and Domestic Wines,
Liquors and Brandies
TO BS FOUND IN .. .- ... - .'
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA.
J make a specialty of Champaigns, .Sauternes and Clarets by the ease
- and carry a large stock of fine " ' -.
llavana Cigars.
THE 'BONANZA5
Sample and Pool Room in the Rear,
Is unsurpassed by anything of the kind in the State.
OHN Z. MILSTER & J. A. MARQUARDT, Managers.
Some New Goods
SOME NEW DRESS'GOODS !
SOME NEW DRESS GOODS !
SOME NEW DRESS GOODS !
The Finest Stock
OF DRESS GOOD EVER
brought to Asheville I
A. Splendid Line Ol
SILK, BLACK and COLORED.
PLUSH SILK VELVEES
IN STRIPE AND SOLIDS !
Colors, Calicos;
A Splendid line of
GINGHAMS AND SATIN ES !
Blankets. Blankets.
(.wool)
Made of Wool Blankets,
A few very fine ones and all at last
years prices.
A. GOOD STOCK of
GOOD BOOTS, and SHOES,
HATS, (in every style, J. B. Stetson's
11ATS A SPECIALTY.
COFFEE, STJCtAIt, RICE,
SOLE LEATHER,
JEANS, '
From Tennessee All-Wool Filling,
Cotton lam, Wool Yarn
Domestk.
few Dress Patents at a Bargain.
x oiiuffm1."''''
Spot Cash Store.
Oct. 2Gth;i8S6.
Atlantic & N. C. R. R.
TIME TABLE NO. 22.
In effect 11 M., Sunday. January 17th, 1886.
EAST. . WEST.
No. 51. 1 - No. 50.
Passenger. STATIONS : Passenger.
Arr. L've. - Arr. L've.
IF. M. P. M. A. M. A. M.
5 07 Goldsboro 11 Is
6 51 S51 LaGrange 10 26 10 49
182 6 52 Kinston 9 42 9 47
8 47 New Berne . 7 47
1118 1128 MoreheadCity 416. 6 06
1140 Horehead Depot 4 35
Daily Except Sunday.
Train 50 connects with Wilmington & Weldcn
train bound North, leaving Goldsboro 11:85a.m.,
and with Richmond & Danville train West, leav
ing Goldsboro 12:35 p. m., and Wilmington fc
Weldnn Train South at 4:54 n. m.
Train 51 connects with Richmond & Danville
Train, arrivine at Goldsboro 4:40 d. m . and with
Wilmington & Weldon Train from th North at
4:54 p.m.
GaiePear&Y.V.RtCei'F.
TRAIN NORTH." 7
- r - - . Arrive Leave
Bennettsville. ' " ' 8 20 d m
Fayetteville, 12 00 m 12 26 pm
Sanford, ' . ' ' f , . 215pm 9 25pm
ureensooro, owpm ;
limner at fajeixevuie. . : :-.
TRAIN SOUTH. ,
Arrive. Leave.
Greensboro .-, - -960am
Sanford - " I20pmi45pm
Fayetteville' .- ' SSflpm 4 00pm
Bennettsviiie - - aopm
Winner at Sianiora. .-. ;
Freieht and Psssenzer Train leaves Bennetts
ville Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 2 30
p m, arriving at r ayeitevine ntpm.
weaves rayenevuie on mesoays, xnursaajs
and Saturdays at 6 30 a m, and arrives at
Ben-
nettsvuie at izm,
Freight and passenger Train North leaves Fay-
teville on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
at 8 a m. (connecting at Sanford with Freight
nd FassenKer Trains to Raleieb), leaves Sanford
at 11 80 a m, and arrives at Greensboro at 5 40 p m.
Leaves Greensboro 'liiesoays, rnnrsaays ana
Saturdays at 6 a m, leaves Sanford at 11 15 a m,
and arrives at Fayetteville at 2 4o p m. -
JNO. M. ROSE, Gen. 7as. Agent.
I. W. FRY. Gen, Superintendent.
WAWCT SIGN AND
PAINTING, and Upholstering,
- , . L. SWICEGOOD t ,
Willow street, Asheville, N.
la ready to do the very best work In h
and will guarantee satisfaction la work
prices. '.-"V-'V wT-. .
' Gold Slsns a Specialty,
-Estimates furnished for large contracts.
Invite examination of prices and work.
GIT
me a can. . (.
men 10-d L. BWICEGOOD
J
HERRING t WE A yEB,
DEALERS IN
BOOTS & SHOES,
TRUNKS. &C, aC.
INVITE ATTENTION OF THE
PUBLIC
TO THEIR STOCK.
novlldtf
HEAVY CLOTHING,
OVERCOATS
COMMON GREY BLANKETS,
SCaRLET AND FINE WHITE BED BLANKETS
Large line double and single width Flannels
watenproofi CASHMERES.
Oct 31 lit! BEARDEN
RANKIN Se CO.
RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE A
fSeautifu an d ompact Farm.
Tbe undersigned after a residence of eight
years in the mountains, feeling that his health is
sufficiently restored desires to return to active
mercantile life, offers his farm situated on the
French Broad near the month of Davidson's Riv
er, for sale.
Farm contains aboat 115 acre.
one-hall cleared and in a high atate of cultiva
tion, 45 acres 'of which is excelUnt bottom land.
Entire farm is wel fenced, divided and sub
divided by good fences for rotation.
Well drained. Running water in each division
for stock. Good springs near house. Bock dairy
and all necessary buildings. Good orchard
grapes and nearly all the small fruits.
Very conveniently situated on main county
Sunday), with in a mil-,. Excellent neighborhood.
Will be sc VI with or witiioiitatock. imD) ements
Ac., 4c.
Forfurther Information address"
LOUIS SHERFESEE.
Davidson River,
16- wtf . Transylvania e., N. C.
JOHN HART & CO
Contractors and Builder.
ASHEVILLE, N. C,
-MAKERS
DOOR
and wioirno If
FRjgJlTES,
JnAJrTEL.8 and BRACELETS.
Keep m stock Mouldings. Newels
Handrails, Balusters, etc., etc.
All kinds of Builder's woodwork solicited
apt 9-dAwgmoa
HARNESS.
Our Stock is now comnlete and made
of the best materials, with 11 the latest
improvements, single and double Bet
in nickle and oriental rubber, either gi
or nickle lined. All otner trimmings o
short notice.
Saddles and Bridles
Of every grade and price, from cheape
Morgan to the English Shsptoe.
UORHE COEE.1R
Of every kind, mze, grade and price. '
HORSE CEOTHIJYQ
Just received a fresh stock, Including
Track Suits, Sweat Hoods, Jowl Hoods,
Cooling Blankets, Ankle Boota of differ
ent patterns. Linen Sheets of all prices
':, E&P RORES.
The finest stock in the market Gall
see them. ... - . ; : . -
Whips, Saddle Cloths and
-rr: Fltf JVetSf -
In every variety.';
REPJURIJYG OF AX
KI.VDS Jl SPECIJLE-
: .. :. ; TF.
Remember we have no machinery
all work done by hand and guaranteed
Call on us and see what can be bough l
in Asheville in our line. .
vv : : t.; XV. BKAUCn.
North Main street, opposite old Centra)
Hotel, Asheville. N. C. . -.
C I T Y MARKET
JUST OPENED,
On Patton Avenue, under Powell & Snider"
I have opened s FIRST CLASS MARKS
where I will keep constantly on hand the beat '
Beer, Pork, Mntton, Sausage
. Fislx and Oysters. - -
that the aarket affords. : " '
I have had several Tears experience In the
business and respectfully solicit a share oi vour.
patronage. Cash easterners will find it to their
advantage to call and see for themselves.
My motto Is "Good quality and honest qtisntHv.
' Respectfully, . T. 1. 8MAm$
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