ASHEVILLE CITIZEN.
K. M. FCRlt If, )
JORDAN 8TO.SK, S-BoiTOBa.
J D. CAMEKON, J
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 17,1887.
Empkror William, of Germany,
has become bo weak that his condi
tion is regarded a serious one.
' A gang of peelers 'sent to inter
dict a uationarrneetinglin Loughrae
Ireland, were refused food and shel
ter by the town people, and fared
badly, most uncomfortably. In
BDite of Red Coat's and police, they
held a meeting in their hall, with
barricaded doors, la Wateiford,
the crowd burned the governments
proclamation forbidding the meeting,
amid great cheering ima groans.
Latest advices from abroad are
not favorable to a prolonged contin
uanco of peace between France and
Germany. The uneasiness reflected
by the houses has extended to the
diplomatic relations of the two
countries. The attempt of Lord
(Salisbury to unofficially mediate
has received no encouragraent. The
-suggestion- of simultaneous disarm'
anient has not been considered wor
thy of serious discussion.
The prospect of coalition between
the Tories and unionists, in the north
of England is bad. The Gladstone
or home rule 'pj.rty i3 increasing, the
North will soon be solid on the
' leading questions dividing English
parties and compel the South to
recognize Irish wrongs, and thus
clear the y. ay to much needed Eng
lish and Seoth legislation.
A distinguished member of the
present Legisk ture of North Caroll
na, in announcing his intention
to retire from politics says, more
mtntal and physical power is ex
pended without profitable results
than in any legislative assembly in
the universe.
He is as gc d authority as any
living man on the subject. We will
not take issue vith his authoritative
opinion on this Isubject; a bus
picion to like effect begins to haunt
the public generally. It is spreads
ing like,the;measles, and catching.
Engnand is preparing a better and
more perfect sjrstem of taxation for
Egypt. She is to assume a protecto
rate over the Suez canal, as she now
holds the Delta of the Nile, and
every other s'tratgetic point in this
wretched land of the Pharaohs. The
The commercial interests of a race
of shop keepers will point out ways
and means of extortion, which will
make the mummies of the tax gath
erers 01 ancient Egypt, ashamed of
themselves. They will be made to
British Exchequer.
We ha ve received the biennial re
port of the'.Superintendent of Public
- Instruction for the State. It shows
total receipts for the year 1886 $670,
672.41 ; total expenditures for the
same period, $671,113.65; total en
rollment of scholar for 1886, white
and black, 305,598 ; total average
attendance for white and black,
185,706 ; average length of school
terms in 1886, for whites, Hi weeks,
for blacks 12 weeks ; number of
schools taught, for whites, 4,115, for
blacks, 2,523. The commissioner
and competent superintendents in
all the counties, normal "schools for
the education of competent teach
, crs, a better sentiment in favor of
common schools, and also moral
and religious training as far as can
be done with propriety in the State
schools. Of course all these in
involve the expenditure of more
money, which the Legislature is
asked to furnish by taxation. All
this is right with qualification. We
cannot see the nresent crringr neces
sity of normal schools. There are
plenty of yourg men and women
in the Stt te competent and well
quallified to teach, and who would
be glad pfthe opportunity to do so.
This'mo'aev so proposed to be ex
pended for noimal schools, would,
in our judgement, be better applied
in providing longer school terms. v
There certaialy should 'be active
and competent superintendents of
public education in all the counties
As to a better sentiment in favor of
public education, or the common
school system is a difficult matter
to discuss, that there should be a
better sentiment in favor of educas
uoo umuiig me peupie ui lue outte
is manifest. At the same time
there are grave doubts as to the
wisdom and policy of education by
" the State under our system of gov-
- eminent It may be conceded that
many might grow up in ignorance
. if education were not provided by
- the State. It can only be justified
on the grounds that it is a lesser
evil than the existence of such ig-
norance, and this evil is not all to
gether clear in Massachusettes and
New York where the system of pub
lie schools has attained its great1
est perfection. Those ' who . have
closely watched the workings of the
system, many of the best and wisest
men In those States, pronounce it a
failure, and affirm that the evils of
the system counterbalance the ben
efits, they concede' benefits at the
same tima acknowledge that they
are not nninixed with great evils
and they seem to be bourne out by
statistics which show that crime
has - not been diminished or the
cause of morality subserved' in those
States which have enjoyed the lar
gest and the best systems of public
schools; .that those crimes which
education makes ooasible are on
the increase such as forgery, eni-
bezzlement,and all crimes involving
breaches of trust.
As to morality therecordis as bad,
as bad can be, and oiily what could
be expected from herding all sorts
and conditions of people together in
promiscuous association. Under
the public school system it seems
that moral culture does nt t keep
pace with the education and sharp
ening of the intellectual faculties,
This is notoriously a fast age, and
there is no doubt that precocity in
the knowledgeof evil is fostered in
the public school.
If all parents were able we would
much prefer to have the education
of children conducted , by teachers
of their- own "selection and v&der
their own personal supervision, es
pecially as education necessarily in
volves matters of faith and morals.
When the State assumes the right
to teach, it at the same time assumes
the right to say what shall be taught.
We should dislike exceedingly that
our people should be taxed to be
taught what is called history, as
prescribed in certain text books
used in public schools in some of
the States ; and we much prefer
home instruction in morals and that
religious teachings should be res
ceived at the feet of spiritual mas
ters and pastors of individual selec
tion. And further, if our public
schools under the inspiration of the
Superintendent of Public Instruc
tion are to become agents for the
dissemination of the strange politi
cal doctrine that our Federal and
State Constitutions, are without
binding obligation upon the con
sciences of men when sworn to sup
port them, and that aid from the
United States treasury is to be ac
cepted by the States for purposes of
education,arguments about the con
stitutional right to do so tocontra
ry, we most emphatically prefer that
this matter of education shall rest
where Nature has placed it with
the parents of the children and
who have, never parted with it by
delegation to the State or the United
States,
It is an evil day for constitutional
government and constitutional lib
erty when such rank Federalism is
inculcated by the Superintendent
ot Public Instruction at the expense
of the State.
The Durham Recorder says : Two
farmers called upon the mayor to
day for the arrest of a party who
they claimed had sold them poison
whiskey. They said that every time
they teok a drink it made them
sick. The mayor declined to issue
the warrant.
J ust What Tber All Say
Hon. D. P. Haynia, of Balem, His., gays he
uses Dr. Boeanko'a cough and Lung Byrup in
his family with ths most satiaf aotory results,
in all oases of coughs, colds and croup, and
recommends it in particular for the little ones.
Sample bottle free at H. H. Lyons, dawlw.
FOR
Black Diamond
JELLICO,
AND
Anthracite Coal,
Call on N. W. Girdwood.-
Coal Yard and office on Pattour Ave.
ov Telephone No. 50- '
TJtKE JYOTICEJ
W. O. Mnller & Co.
Liquor- Dealer and jDis
fitters' JMgetUs.''.
o
HAVING jnst received a new and
fall supply of all kinds of goods
usually kept in our line, we arp prepared
to furnish our many patroua and the
public in general, with something good
for the Holidays.
Especial attention is called to Duffy's
Pare Barley Malt Whiskey for which we
are agents in this section, also the cele
brated Bavarian and Budweise Lager
Beer on draught, and bottled for family
use, which is guaranteed strictly pure.
We also have a lot of Fine Old Pure N.
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, Pure N. C. Apple and
Peach Brandies. Pure N. C. Sweet Mash
Port, Madeira, Claret, Champagne and all
kinds of domestic Wines, Imported Ale
and Porter, Fine Cigars, Tobacco, &c, &c.
We have with us Messrs. Lee C. 8or
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 Co.'s
Tables, the best in use,wnicn is are cnarge
of the old iovial Tom Pope who will eive
a cordial greeting to alU . Orde rtoUciled
ana promptly miea. "
.... W. Q. MULLER & CO.,
Main fit, opposite Public Square,
Asheville. N. C
The Legislature of New Jersey, is
still laboring; to elect a" United
States Senator. -The Democratic
and Republican caucuses to settle
upon candidates wa held Monday.
Ex-Governor Abbott will receive!tne
Democratic nomination and Genera
al W. J. Sewell will be nominated
by the Republicans. The three
Knights of Labor .in the houseoom
mand tfte situation, which side they
will go to, is the unknown quantity
in the contest. . '
Although Ingalls, the Cayote of
the Kansas plains, - is ' baying and
howling, and."smel!s:the blood of an
English man," and is all greedy to
lick it up. The Lion and the Rus
sian Bear, are eyeing each other in
rage, and lashing heir tails in fury.
The following is tht latest by cable :
"A misunderstonciog seem3 to
have arisen been theIjondon ,nnd
St Petersburg CabineU relating to
the publication of the Bulgarian
blue book by - the English , govern
ment. Russia objected to a publi
cation of a portion of the dispatches
in -the present stage of negotiations
us premature. The stormy- inter
views between the Russian . Ambas
sador and late Foreign Secreta
ry had reference chiefly to this subject-
It is feared that the blue book
will prove the harbinger of war."
. Witli Insalls to s back him, the
Bear might sail in, with i a reckless
disregard oi consequences. - we rise
eaual to the occasion, nd unmoved
V- . . m TTT .
exclaim in the language -of speaker
Webster, go it Hear go-it Lion. -
, Liver PUIs. ; ' :'
Tina Pr. Gunn'a Liver Pills fox Sallow com
plexion, Pimples on the .face and BOliouB
ness. Never sickens or gripes. Only one for
a dose, bampies xree at tu a iyons.
. dawlw.
Oysters received in bulk daily at '
dtf MOOBE & ROBABDS.
Best 5c. cigar in the city West
JSnd Choice. . - Qtt
Lamb's Wool Soles large lot for the
Ladies and Gents, at the Shoe Store,
dtf Hkheino & Weaver.
SOHUNT,
In Asheville, K. C, being only now ready to
offer my COTTAGE on Sunset Drive for rent, I
nflhrthn umA tn tnnse who wish a maenificeni
location and pleasant home, comfortably furnish
ed; ten rooms, six chambers, hall, parlor, draw
ing room, Kucnen, mia-room, uiuseis - iwufc oi
Hundred Dollars for the year. If stable is requ
ired will be built, with increase of rent sufficient
tn kavat iniAmtt on same. AddIv to Kev. A.
Toomer Porter. Charleston. 8. C., or to me al
Opelika, Ala. CHART.K3 E. POSTKH
Te9dlm
HOLIDAY G-OODS
I NOW HAVE IN STOCK SUCH
goods : :
AS ARE SPECIALY SUITED
FOR
HOLIDAY SALE,
COMPRISING-?-
FRUITS, NUTS, RAISINS,
JHtfCE MEAT,
GORDON & DILLWORTH'S
Fine Preserves, Fine Syrups,
New Orleans Molasses.
S. It. KEPMtER, I
Fouth Main St., opp. Eagle Hotel.
EXCELSIOR-
West End Store,
Straith& Thomson,
GENERAL MERCHANTS,
AKD PEA1BR3 IIT COUNTRY PRODUCE. -
Patton Avenne, Asheville, N.- C.
- Have opened the above store witU a fan stock
of the highest quality, which they offer to cash
buyers on the lowest possible terms,
i . Moderate Profits and Quick Returns.
GENERAL GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES
PROVISIONS,
CANNED GOODS, '
TOBACCO akd CIGARri, - -
FIX)UR, BRAN and FEED.
Call and see our goods and get quota-
. uons.
fe8d3mos : ; - :
pEBSONS WISHING TO MAKS MONEY
StMks, Clrfrfa, F ravin tM, and oil,
SHOULD INVESTIGATE LAURIE St CO.'S SYS
TEM OF PKAIilNtt JH BilALL UK lAKUJS
LOTS ON ONS PER CKNT. CASU
' MAHGINS.
Ten Dollars will, for example, cover ten (106
snares, or i.wd ousneis oi tmuu.
Explanatory Pamphlet Free. .
QUOTATIONS WIRED.
Oritrt mni mrglmt rtctlfi fry TtUgrum
4 tiritiE & co..
STOCK BROKERS,
ALSO DEALERS IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
856 Broadway, Kew Yorfe.
"The Members of the flnr. are frentlnmcn of
experience and blxa stancuig in the uram ana
Stock Commission basiness, ...nd among their
refereacea are a mustier oi tn teaaing jbojucs
f "Nam York Commercial Arw."l
'They have a stainless business record, and
their Nina fides sre indisputable The reputa
tion of the firm is such, that parties can rest
assured of reoeiving their profits tUe moment
they are made, no matter wnat rne amount may
an 2S deodawSuios .....
Fer CboleF? larhoea, Byaeaterr, Ib.
anmmilH . ff th Bowels r Colle.
Take 'y from five to ten drops
fn i ! i i i . : cm - ,
of Darby
spoonful
imnrovpr
hvlactir Fluid in a. tahl
pr everi- uonr or' iwo till
danger in
ify more of it and more
irequentl
case, or
e stomacn refuses to re-
tain anytifeiig 6
), use mjoutions of the
Wo have never known
r mid and wate
fl.OAA that fYlt TCMllitir 'luM tn eiiU
treatment, ano it Bared ihe Iivpb of
man v.' f--f- .
UNFAILING SPECIFIC FOR
L1VEU DISEASE. . .
SYMPTOMS: ' Bitter or bad taste in mouth ;
tongue coited white or covered with a brown
far; pain in the back, sides or joints ottoi mta
taken for Uheumatisic; tour tomch ; loss at ap
petite; sometimes nanses and water-brash vr ia
dieestion: flatuleuov and acid uiuctatious: bow
els alternately costive and in, headache ; -loss of
iiienaerj, wun a piuii'ui wutNuon oi naviag
failed to do something -which ought to have
been done; debility; low spirits; a thick, yellow
appearance of the skin aod eyes: a dry cough -
eolorhdy and i fallowed to stand, deposits a sedi
ment. .
sions RSGULATOH!
' (PURELY VEGETABLE)
Is generally used hi the South to arouse the Tof-
pia Liver to a healthy action.
It acts with extraordinary efficacy on the
EIYER, :;..;w; -MIMJEYS,
Malaria, :.- . Bowel Complaints, -v- ' :
Dysoepsla, Sick Headache. " - :-'-
Constipation. Billiousness, -
-' . . Kidney Affections,. . Jaundice, . '
Mental JXpresgion. Collo.
Endorsed by the use ot 1 Millions of Battles as
THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE
for Children, for Adults, and for the Aged.
ONLYGNNUINE
has our Z Stamp la red on front of Wrapper.
j: n. zeilin:& co.r Philadelphia, pa.
Sole Proprietors. - Price, tifto
noM-weow2rfl
DENTAL CARDS.
H. DOUGLASS, D. D.
Dental Rooms over Grant & Roaeberry's Drag
store, residence in same building Asheville, N. C
feb2-wisw ,
DENTAL SURGERY.
IE.J. 6. QUEEN has removed his office to
w tne i . m. J. a. rooms on ration Avenne,
and offers his professional services to the nubile.
AU professional work done with skill and
neatness.
iune 10-dawtf
JJR. A, B. WARE,
Denial Snreeon.
Office la Cltlxen building, second floor. A
work will receive prompt and eaieful attention.
jyMdly
DReR.H. REEVES, D.O.S.,
Omoi in Binder Building,
pposiie Central Hotel, - ABBEVILLE, N O
Persons having arttfloial work done, after
Irylng it two or three weeks. If not satlsfled, can
return it and the monev will be refunded. )y l
UO TO
"W'Bakery,
FOX THE
Finest Bread,
Buns and Cakes,
lW:-iOTHB:"' CITY.
ALSO
PRESS CANDY
Their Own Manufacture.
Mr. Vaugban is conceded to be the
FINEST. . WORKMAN
IN TECK SOUTH.
Satisfaction goantntced or money re
funded. GREEN. FRONT,
- Opposite Auction House.
plOB SALE.
A good SAFE ancTan OMSIBCS.
jau 1 dim 8. CI1EDESTEK Jt SOS.
Rsolutionforl887
-ADOPTED BY-
Moore & Robards.
We have hereby resolved "
That, having secured the set vices of
Mr. McSweeny, for seventeen yejra fore
man for the "Largest Baking Eetibhsh
roent" in the South, wUere he estab
lished a reputation as having no equal
in brtad and cake baking, and having in
creased our facilities twofold, we will fur
nish to-tbe trade the best bread, such
as French Twist. Vienna Rolls, Patent
Loaf. Brown and Rye, and an fendlees
variety odiie Ontst Btnftll and larae
Cakes that have ever been exhibited in
this glorious "Land of the fcky." Cakes
iced or ornamented at moderate com and
on short notice.
We have the only Restaurant con
ducted in i- ,
ETES. CLASS STYLE
in iheKtyi . . ,
Otfi iJet Confcciions is unexeelled
in tii jgtaliv Alwaya tho freshest and
purest; f i ..-. . ; .
DEGMOND'G OLD STAND
Cottli Hain Street.
' rre for PHea. -
Pfles are frequently preceded by a sense of
reieht in the back, lnina and lnsrnp nert nt
the abdomen, causing the patient to' suppose
he has some affection of the kidneys or negh
horing organs. At times; tvmotoms of indi-
Sestion are present, flatulency, vneasiness of
le stomach, eta A ' moisture like perspira
tion,producing a very disagreeable itching,
after getting warm, is a common attendant.
Blind Bleeding and Itching Piles yield at once
to the application of Dr. Bosanko's Pile Rem
edy, which acta directly' upon the part affected,
absorbing the tumors, allaying the intense
itching, and effecting a permanent cure. Price
50 eta. Address the Dr. Bosanke Medicine co ,
Piqna, O. Sold by H H Lyons. dawly
Best 5c. cigar West End Clloice.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
CHAS. A. MOUSE. P. A. CUMMINGS
jyOORE & CUMMINGS,
Attorney $ and ConrueUort at 1.oa,
ASHEVILLE, .
Practice In the United States Circuit and Dis
net Courts at A&heville, Statesville, Charlotte
and Greensboro; hi the Supreme Court at Raleigb
and in the Courts of the Tweiveth Judicial Dia
trict of the State of North Carolina.
Special attention given to collections of clalmr
aug7-lvwisw
HEXnY IIAP.1.W.CKE,
Jklleritey n lw, :
-AishevlUe. N. C.
Will practice in all the court or tho Htste.
Collections of olaims a fpeclalty. Office ith
Sheriff in Court House. an4dtt
JgOGEK J. PAGE, .
ASHEVILLE, '-' : ; - - K. .
Practices in all the Courts, Slate and Federal
jaaudtf . . ..
D
A. M. BALLAKPV ; P;; .
HafweOT street. JSfflee Telephone i:iUl eLOf
Residence Telephone Call No. 43, -.
iune a-twmoapa
T
HQS. A. JOSES,j
attorney at Ljiw
ASHEVILLE, S. CH
Oct 22-1 y s W Office with Dav1 risoi: A
JOHNSTOSE JOHES.
Attorney and Coansellur t Lev,
ASHEVILLE. K. C.
OiEce in Burnett Building. Court-Houh.- .Square.
hot v (umoa
R. G W. PTJREFOY
Ofiers his Drofessional services t
the citizens of Asheville and sprround
ing country. Office over Cam ichaJ'
Drug store. Residence Charlutu; st.-de!5-dly
J A. WATSON, M D.
OFFICE AT HIS RESIDES JE,
Corner of Grove street and Patton A veuuo.
Office hours : 8 to 11 A. M., 1 to 3 P. M
Calls left at Carmichael's or Pelhain's I'ruy
Store will beconveyed, and responded to, by ti
epbone.
iune!2-dtf
T.
H. CO BE,
Attorney and Conuseller tl Lnw,
Office in Burnett building. Nor h side Pub;i:
Square,
A8HEVILLE, N. C.
Practices in all Courts, State and Federal.
jau22dly
J OSEPH S. ADAMS,
Attorney sud Conmaeltr it Ue,
Office in Law Buildins.
adjoining First National Bonk,
ASHEVILLE, K. C.
Piactices in all courts. State and Federal,
sept T t year
D
RS. MiilJM. A BATTLE,
WAKbLAW McUllJ.. M. D..
Practice lunited to ye, &ar, 1 roht and Luagv
San. WssMtAY BaTTLS. M.D.,j. g. N.,
-fliysleiaa aad Swienn.
Offioes over DeVanlt's Drug Store.
a-Oftice hours 10 a. m. to 12 m., and i to 4 p
Bk to 81-tf
J AMES A. BURROUGHS,
Pliyslvlan and Surgeon,
ASHEVILLE, N. G,
OlSce over Powell & Snid. 'a.
t& Residence corner of Maiu tuti
Woodfln streets,
de 16-1 y
QHAS. P. McCANDLISS.
Snrveyor and i'ivil Engineer,
ASHRT1I.L.IX. K. C.
Oatcc with A. . Lyman, Heal Estate B oker.
4.LSO AOEJfT FOB -HAZLEHTJRST
fc HUCKEL, Architects, (design
ers of Battery Park Hotel) Philadelphia Penua
ol5d3u : i-
Thbc. . Davidsoh Jaji G. MABTli
DAVIDSON MARTIN,
Attorneys A ConnsellorSMtLsvw
ABHZVim, N. c.
Win practice in the 8ta and th jnaidal Dutris.
and In the Supreme Court of North Carolina, "no
In the Federal Courts of Ue Western District ot
North Carolina.
Refer to the Bank ot AahevlCeJ '
seplS-swAwSm
J A TENNENT,
Architect and Civil JSnsfirier.
Designs, Specifications, and Estimates oi the
style of building furnished upon application. A.
work superintended when desired. All work ec
trusted to mo as Civil Eng will receive
prompt attention. Thorough andnage -of lands
a specialty. Post Office address, Asheville oi
Best,N. C. Residoncc Swannanoa Sridgo.
mavU-6mos --
W. W. JOSKS.
GEORGE A. SHUFUKD
JONES & SHU FORD, :
Attorocjs al 'Iia, .
ASHEVILLE, - - i. C,
Practice in the Superior Oourts of Western
North Carolina, the Supreme Court of Che State,
and the Federal Courts at AaheviUe. .. :
Office in Johnston Building, where one member
of the firm can always be fwd-.
nov Jt dlvear .... . .
J1S. SME180N, -
attorney t !,.
and Real Estate Agent, - ' ;
. ASHEVILLE, if. C. . . .
Office over VanOilder A Brown's.
LeUiDg houses and collecting rents In is!ic
viua a rieialty. - .
iob W daw6iQos
-SAVVYEK,
. lreid;iit,
1. E. RANKIN,
Vicc-Prest,
l v. Sawyer..
I. E.
j. G. XV. WILLIAMS, of Wilmington,
Authorized Capital $500,000 - .
-. - ' . - surj:)lus Fund, $18,000.
Geperal Banking Busiwffe transactrti. ' hurlur ynl i .t
e-rn-s. Bar - i th1 Unrrti'ir. , ).n.aitisi troni :5 r, 5
1 he
White
iMMCXER HUN AND EiiLE sT.UKETf-
V N UK.U w m.T i.
He!jduj;rt.r Cor f.u. LIQfOK I Veep none iul Iuk I I U . '; . . , ;i
.. , -hnrft s.'nirtlirK-iy. iy .
11
A!;K AJibOI.l'TKLV
Pl'KK AXI sl!A ASa-S.TKltAT.:i. ' ..
fin! s'rt-. rM'oiiiiiier.ilcd by the ht't jn!rfs Wr nmfitiiifl u :
Also Fine Billiard' iind Totd Parlor.
Goodn nltijijHtl to alj poiDts. Ko t-harfi for l:skii:. P. O. I.ox .'V'-y,
heviJle, N. C. Tbf n!y .-trictly White ManV B:ir iV: tha Str-iu. - -.
jn6-dawly
A?UCTION
MURRAY
COMMISSION, MERCHANTS
Give sjMfcial attention to consignments or Household Goods, Merchan
dxse, Ilonses, Ac. Also lo the sale of
BealEgtate.
j All consijfnnifnls i.f Persousil or
; v. ill receive prompt attention.
libhc sale oi personal property every Saturday at 11 o'clock, on tin
Square. Sales of .Merchandise at auction room every night.
Solicitii g your patronage, we are
MURRAY & LANCE, Auctioneers,
te 5 dr4., Asheville, N. C.
Haintmg J --"J
Coi'tracts made Ibr painting old and new bniMhurs. Th cuveriui;. rmotinjr and?
repairing of rooft a specia'ij. AH work done iua li rat -class manner at 'ha lowest'1
possible ntea, and satisfaction gliaiaiUcftd Pticets wvTcatyaB.- EUui-it on.
short notice. '"" ; .
J. AKSOX. Agent and-Contractor.
t fHce wiili "Town T pies," Write for prices anil Kauip'eH, or caii &rid see th-:r
a the ofSee. "Country work solicited. .
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IRON-ALU
The pro.iact of Foukteen Gallons of the best Mineral VVntrr in tl:
World Cvajor8t.t;d to n MAfi.
A (Jill of Mature ait(t not Patent Mwlk i?
Uhe fnu st Tonic and Appetizer known. Currs Dyspepsia and Int -.r s
tion, Ih-Adaches, Uhronio Diarrttoea, Chills and Fevers. Catarrh, d
Throat and Nasal Allections. ycroiu!a and Eczema. Iiti! itu.il fJoiistij si
tion, Amenorrhoea, Menorrhagia, Lencorrhoea, and all Female V eaK
nessests.' Diseases of the Urinary Organs, Cholera Infantum, &c., Arc.
; Price: $1.00 for Large Size Bottle ; 50 cents for Small Size Bottle.
' Ask your .Iri-.'idst for it If he should not have it, and will not order
it, then addiW t. i.rnprietora, and it will be sent by mail, postage paid.
:o:-
- No Cure, No Pay!
DICKEY'S PAINLESS EYE WATER cures We:.k and if. rred
Eyes in a few hours, without pair, or dngpr. The best Eye Water in th
world.
Price, Only 25 cents per bottle. Ask for it, Ilsve i.o othvr.
Diclcey ST 2iuler&otc. I'ropiicfor.-'
And Manufaotvt
fe.7-dawl Hriwi-o). Tcn.
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Sadler1 Arithmetics an the Latest and Best tret Published,
ESTABLISHED 1879, .
RANKJN". R. PEARSON
Rtv. J. L. CARROLL.
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HOUSE.
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Real Property entrusted to our cart
very respectfully.
Is fire ana water-piucf
dnrubl'.t,and u:uub cheap
er than Tin or Iron. Can
be ajiplif il by. anyone
exvt.iki-.t for covering
old s!'.itit;Ii: TOfjfti.
Ki LH-'i'Kf il !1" lion:..,.
and rHf p.iii.ts fur inside
land "i.tsiile v. : i i. ; i
colors, rt-auy i'-;x.-u
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will be !"! ut reasonable
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fintow mm e'jJtheBi-rant,ttrottu
ty4"nWtssli Boslnesa Coiiece, I'Hi'iu.,e.
fiwr soquirine a theteert and practical kecet'. : .; .
bow enters open Its twenrytblrd yeu of n'tglr.'
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country isthestreaeest commend adQa we c-m o . M
te our success ssedaeatonfl If fHf IT?M!C'fr-8horWHaDd,lpe-WiiUafAiWUsfisit(SSai-i-
ling speciallr taafht. He Vacation. Pupil- .
enter at any time. or tonne, f ft8BP?15flVTl'r
catalegoe and farUeolan. lyAfttW UUkvft1.' "
Call an or address W. H. BADIEK, Pm
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