ASHEVILLE CITIZEN.
K. M. FURMAN, )
JORDAN 8TONK,' J-KDITOM.
J. a. CAMERON, j
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 16.1887.
"The Financial Chronicle in speak"
ing of Judge Bond's recent decision
says:
"As the United States Supremf
( ourt has always steadily upheld
that provision of the United States
coiiaiuuiion wincn loruius au uuuu
against a State, there is little prob
ability that any tax will ever be
laid to pay these bonds or that tney
will ever be recognized.
The News'Observer in connection
with this says :
"The special tax bonds have
jumped from 3 cents to 17 cents
They are doomed te tumble again.
We hope nobody will bo bit by the
rise."
The crop prospects so far are as
tineas ever known, and all crops
seem equally favored. The cotton
crop evey where except in South
Carolina is reported at above an
average, the standard being 100,
North Carolina is 101 and South
Carolina-V7 ftll other cotton States
lov 100. 'ilie condition of tbbao'
co is good, with a smaller crop
planted. Wheat is generally fine
with some local exceptions. A)
the other grains and the grasses are
exceptionally good. The fruit, is
the only crop that shows deficiency
in this State.
Everything encourages to the
hope of belter times for the country.
It is not alone the favorable condi
tion ul' the crops that gives this
hope. It is a revolution begun in
the modes of thought and action o;
the people. There is more industry,
more thrift, more tboughtiulnesi,
more calculation. The dependence
upon, staple crops is being shaken
off; farms are being made self-ius
taining, and they are being made
productive of more than one money
crop. The use of fertilizers, the
source ot a heavy drain of money
is being discouraged : and so is de
pendens ; on the other States for
iiieut anil bread being discouraged
The purpose is to keep the pioiits
ol lalior anion? those who made it.
The c H.trury course is the cause ol
existing exhaustion ol a circulating
medium.
TRANSFER OF THE CHAR
LOTTE OBSERVER.
In the issue "of the above paper,
of Tuesday, Col, Charles R. Jones
announces that, with that issue, he
surrenders the. proprietorship of
the Obterver to Mr. Harvey A. Deal;
and Mr. Deal in the same issue
makes his announcement of his
assumption of such propietorship.
Mr. Deal had been connected
with the Observer, in some way, for
several years.
Col. Jones says from his debtors
payment will be demanded at once;
and he expects to pay to his credit
ors every cent he owes; so that it
may be presumed that busiuess
troubles were at the bottom of the
movement.
Col. Jones, during his control ol
the Observer for twelve or fifteen
years, had displayed great energy
and business capacity, And had
built up what seemed to be one of
the most prosperous journals of the
State. It cannot be said that he
ever showed conspicuous editoria
powers, but it had large influence
with the Democratic partv until
political ambition of presumed
higher aim and broader field than
journalism possessed the editor;
and the putsuit of that ambition
made the turning point in the influ
ence and fortunes of the editor. Col.
Jones was defeated in all his aspira-
rations, and we suppose lost patron
age to the extent of his embarrass
ment.
He, however, has an abundant
energy and untiring perserveranoe
which we hope will speedily bring
about the retrieval of his fortunes.
LOANS ON WESTERN FARM
ERS. Eastern money has been loaned
at the west on farm mortgages dur
ing the last three years literally to
the extent ot millions of dollars,
1'iuui iui uinca uiaua uy me xosion
Journal, in Hew Hampshire it ap
paars that many depositors are with
drawing their funds from the local
sayings bank in order to place them
in Kansas, Iowa and elsewhere, at
the higher rales offered beyond the
Hissiisippi. The treasurers cf all the
savings banks in Concord say that
the withdrawals are larger than usu
al. One oi them declares that dur
ing no spring since his institution
was organized have they been more
frequent or in greater amounts. The
mw Hampshire savings banks
themselves are extensive lenders on
real estate abroad. Investments of
this description have been greatly
promoted and strengthened, not to
eay occasioned, by the creation of
toe western loan companies which
have become so numerous of late.
These concerns must be reckoned
an important addition to the finan
cial machinery of the day.
The Journal might have added
that some of this capital has begun.
to. come South for a . similar pur
pose, but, as yet, the stream is not
large enough. A few years ago it
was stated that there were deposited
in the various New England savings
bknksover four millions of dollars,
the accumulation of laborers, draw
ing from one to two per cent, per
annum, much of it nothing at all,
There are ptill many millions in
these same banks. This money
could be loaned with absolute safety
to Southern farmers at six percent
not only in safety to the loaner,,but
to the great benefit of the borrower
and thus to the section and coun
try. We wish we could see these
loan companies all through the
South who could teach these own
ers of idle millions, and secure a
portion at least to aid in rehabilitat
ing and energizing our section. At
six per cent, an intelligent farmer
can afford to borrow a reasonable
sum for five or ten years, and do bo
with absolute safety to all concerned,
Farming in the South has been a
no less bitter than heroic struggle
since war. .Under all the cirjua.
stances ihe'resuSts liavd beeir nrar
velous. But wlth all the efforts
there has constantly been sadly
wanting that great lubricating agen
cy, money, to make the machinery
run smoothly and - successfully
There are millions in the North now,
comparatively idle and unremuner
ative. Let the owners send mncl of
it South. It will be, in fact, an act
of patriotism as well as one of per
sonal interest
The Durham Tobacco Plant wanls
to know what is the mystie meaning
of "31"? Durham went wet last
year by 31 majority ; Oxford went
went wet this year by 61 minority
Raleigh went dry this year by 31
majfity. "Let the superstitious
begin to superstish.'
Wonderful Cures.
W. D. Hoyt & L-o.. Wholesale and Re
tail Druggists of Rome, Ga., says : We
have been Belling Dr. King's New Dis
covery, Electric Bitters and Bucklen's
Arnica Salve for two years. Have never
handled remedies th..t soil as well, or
give such universal j.iustartion. there
have been some wonderful cures ellected
by these medi.jines in this citv. Several
caae of pronounced Coiisuinpiion have
been entirely cured by use ol u few
bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery,
taken in connection with Electric Bitters.
We guarantee them always. Sold by
H. H. Lyons.
D
issoumoN.
The firm of Porter & Clarke, dealers in tieuts'
Furnishing Cioods, Ac, has this day been dissolv
ed by mutual consent, Mr. Porter retiring from
the nrm. Mr. Clarke continues business at the
same stand and assumes a'l liabilities of the
firm. This June 8, 1887.
CJ.L PORTEK,
un9dlf W. M. CLARKE.
JjlOB SALE, - -
The Eagle Drug Store in Brevard The only
drugstore in the county. Will sell cheap for
cash. For particulars apply to
C E. FARMER,
malS d&wtf - Brevard, N. C.
13
ARGAINS IN SWAIN COUNTY.
Timber, timber lands, water rtnwera. rtnrk.
fruit, tobacco, farming lands, farms, town lots,
manufacturing chances. Low. Title perftct.
Apply to Dr. W. J Hilllard, Ashcvllle, or C.
Whlttier, Skyland Ilotol, Whlttier, N. C. Call or
write. maylSwtf
University Law School.
Summer session beelus Julv 1st. ends SeDt 1st
1887. Two classes Junior for 30, Senior for $)
Both for S5u. For particulars address
JOHN MANNING, Proprietor,
Chapel Hill, N. u.
June 3 ttlui
ARF OPENING FRESH GOODS
Meu't' Ladies' and Cltildreris Wear,
. MANUFACTURED BY TUB
BAY STATE SUOE 1JVD
LEATHER. COMFJtJTY,
Ask your neighbor how they wear.
r.EARDEN. RANKIN & CO.
ian I'll tlti
M
ONEV WANTED.
First morteacra elveu on a uleee of im inert v
worth 7,(y.H) tor $2,S00. Property well I tated,
and will bring 117,000 any day. Communicate
with X. at CITIZEN omce. Money wanted at
once. June S dtf
N
OTICE
Is hereby given to all narties havlnc claims nf
any kind against Clarke Whlttier. of Whillier
8win county, N C, deceased, to present them
at once, at Whlttier, with vouchers, or notify by
ira man. jnne v an
piOH RENT,
HILLSIDE.
In perfect order, newly papered and painted
and lu all respects thoroughly renovaied for
rent 1st Mav, l.ss
Apply to
NATT AT:
KINSON .-SONS.
ap 81 dfef
Buy A Fountain f
What can add as much to the beauty of your
ground ? Call tud cxamlna- Plates and New
i ora prices. J. U. ASION
ap 19 dtf
Photographic Gallery,
E. E. BROWX,
NO. 7 PATTON AVENUE,
3rd Flour Conually Building.
Ne gallery iust ODened with all the conven
lences aud appliances of the most advanced style
oi me an.
liiBtantaiteoii Iroces.
Perfect nietures made, and perfect satisfaction
guaranteed.
Motners requested to bring infants from nine
taken free.
Pull supplies for amateur nhotos-rashers have
w two years 01Q sua snec men DlcLures or tbem
just been received.
Orden tor plates, chemicals, Ac, filled on
Hiismeuiry Krnu,
ma ai an
Buchanan's Stables.
WE HAVE HORSES, of the
best quality, for sale at all
times. Will handle Horses for
sale at 5 per cent. Also keep
the best Rigs and Horses lu the
town for hire, and will haves
fine Landau on hand bv the 1st
of Julv. Horses and vehicles nan tMint ml
all hours. Vehicles kept nice, and orders will
receive prompt attention. We make a specialty
of boarding nones by the day, week or month.
We will handle kicking or any vicious horses.
BUCHANAN BROS
ms 2S-dlm
p0R SALE,
Stables Eagle street.
Very low. 1 pairs of rood sound
Inquire ol E. J. ARMSTRONG,
young Mules
st Sulphur Springs.
, ma 17 dtf
buth&m correspondent of the
Ne-Observer says : With the con
struction of the Btreet railway and
the erection of buildings travel alone
Mam Btreet has been almost- oM
Btructed. , It has looked as llprepai
rations were being made to build the
town anew. The track of the street
railwav on Main street has betn
nearly completed. Jntne space oi
two squares on Main street there are
going up ten bricK buildings, ana
preparations are made tor otners.
AlmoM a Miracle.
We were very much surprised yester
day to see 'Squire Davis out upon the
street aealn lookintr as though he bad
taken a new lease of life. Considering
that the 'Squire has.been for years a con
firmed invalid witb what was eupposea
to be consumption, his recovery seemed
hut little short of a miracle. When
questioned as to the cause of his restored
health, hesaid,"Symphyr,sir,Symphyx
did it; a few bottles have stopped my
cough, restored my lungs to health, and
made me a well man. There is no cough
medicine equal to it."
HOW TO MAKE MOM
BY DEALING IN
STOCKS, GRAIN, PROVISIONS, OIL, ETC.
EXPLANATORY PAMPHLET
MAILED FREE.
'bankers & brokers,
S5G Broadway (and branches),
NEW YORK.
A GREAT BARGAIN.
That splendid farm of Capt. W. T. Corpening's,
4 miles un Bwannanoa river, containing !KI acres
is to be sold at once, and if application be mudo
immediately. A good bargain can be bad. 80 acres
more oi mil u inner ea iiuia can De aauea at me
same low figure! if desired. Apply to
NATf ATKINSON & SONS,
Ileal Estate Dealers.
Other fine places near the city at yerj reason
auio rates. ma a mi
W. T. REYNOLDS,
N. A. REYNOLDS,
New Livery Stables !
Walnut Street, between the Fanners
and the Banner Warehouses.
REYNOLDS BROTHERS,
Have just moved into their new and
commodious brick stables in the above
location, and ask a share of public pat
ronage. They are fully equipped with
good horse?, good vehicles ana earefnl
drivers.
Ordeis promptly attended to
junSdtf
TANNER & DELANEY EN
GINE COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
buniuvsH esifttilibed lHtV. The nitwt complete
JUiishii in the Mohiii. t: finvs.
I .n.-t.i-rry.
Jote Momd J.otoiuotlv w m Sptelmlty,
jr"Correspondtuce solicited. Send fur i'iiinlu$ur
aprl3-dctwly
HAZLEGREEJST
Sasli & Blind Factory
Has recently purchased a large amount ot Oak
Ash Chestnut, Cherry and Walnut Lumber, aoi
CAN FURNISH WORX .
manufactured of thoroughly dried material. We
propose to furnish work at Ihe lowestlllfurei,
and
eoual toanv Imported aoods,
- TIIOS. L. CLA YTi1 '
j 8. CLAYTON, Business Manyr
feb 4-s w tf
ropr
HARNESS,
SADDLERY
AND
REPAIRING SHOP I
D. V. Smith & Co.,
No. 18, North. Main Street.
HAS on hand a full line of double and
single Harness, Saddle?, Bridles,
Whips, and eveiything usually kept in a
first class Harness Shop. Those in want
of the above goods will
hAVE MONEY
By examining their goods and prices be
fore buying.
Repairing done at BOTTOM PRICES.
ja lO-dawiJin
HOME :-: AGAIN
FROM
NEW YORK!
Where I secured some of the hest
bargains I have ever bought, "genu
me sledgehammers," below rock
bottom prices, bought twenty per
cent, under market value. I am
now prepared in all departments
witb new and seasonable goods and
would call special attention to my
large stock of gents', youths' and
boys' clothing at all prices. Ladies
difns goods, consisting of embroid-
ert!i rv.hes, all wool goods in ai
shades and colors, satines, . bfUiste,
zephyr cloths, ginghams, muslins
lawns, nainsook, - checks, piques
chambreys, calicoes, &c. My stock
of linen goods, table cloths, towels
and napkins, is cheaper than ever
Full line of Ladies', gents' and
children's hosiery, handkerchiefs
and gloves. Hamburg edgings
enough to cover half of th house,
at prices never heard of before. Laces
and white trimmings until you can't
rest. Shoes, hats,' shirts and draw
ers in endles3 variety. Thousands
of other goods too numerous to
mention. These goods are bought
right and will be sold cheap, all we
ask of you is to come aud examine
goods and prices. Do not forget the
place, No. 15 Patton Avenue, near
public squire.
Resptctfully,
James P. Sawyer,
Asheville, N. 0, May 7, W.
DENTAL UrDS.
B.
H. DOUGLASS,
Dental Rooms over Aran
store, residence in sane hr
Roseberrv'r DruK
ding AsbeviHe, N. 0
ffeba-wAaw i
DENTAL SBRGmY.
H3l
nR. J. G. QUEEN h& removed his office to the
front rooms over a n r.. Bnn.
aui1i,ofleZLhl8,procal'"TLEerv';eB t0 he public
'voo"" . wur aorie) wlm gum ana
neatness. . .
lune 10-dAwtf '.
D
R. A. B; WARE,
Dental Surgeon.
.. i, in -Hi,
fr
Office In Citizen bull on, , aonn floor. A
work will receive prompt ana careful attention.
DR. R. H. REEVES, D.D.S.,
Omos lu the County Bonding, oyer
Redwood's store. Pattnit Avmme.
ASHEVILLE, - ,-. - . - N. 0,
Person having artlUclai work rfone, aftei
Tying it two or three eeks. if not satisfied, can
return n auu vu uiuuo wm reiuuaeu. iJ 1
COME TO OUB NEW STOKE.
Reynolds,
Bad&Co.,
(now occjpy thetr elegant new store,
11 l'attou Avenue,
ASHEVILLE, - - - N. C,
Where they haye a splendid assortment
ana will keep constantly on nana
THE BEST GRADES OF
Family Groceries,
BACON,
. SALT,'
FLOUR,
MEAL,
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
BOOTS & SHOES,
QUEENS WARE
CROCKERY, LAMP GOODS.
GRAIN,
FEED, HAY,
everything in a first-class general
Merchandise Store.
Our prices are as low as the lowest
strictly lor cash.
Gooil country urodnce always wanted
HKYXOI.OS, HAIKU i i'O
11 1'ATTOy AVENUE
mh L'ti Uiiinos
E. B. DAVIS.
J. H. CI KTKR.
Davis and Carter
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS
OFFICE AT
Farmers' Warehouse.
All nroocrty. both 'Real Estate and Personal
entrusted to theii care will receiv their best
attention and oe made to obtain the highest
prices, jur. uavis na9 nan mirty yeais pert'
euce in iue auciiua Dusiuess.
ma 7 d3m
Over 9,000,000 worn during the past six
years. Tula marvelou success Is duo
1st. To the superiority of Cornllno ovor
all othor materials, us a stiffenor for Comets
2nd. To the superior quulity, shape
and workmanship of our Corsets, combined
With their low prices.
Avoid eheap Imitations made of various
kinds of cord. None are genuine unless
"DR. WARNER'S CORALINE"
is printed on inside of stool cover,
FOR SALE BY All LEADING MERCHANTS.
WARNER BROTHERS,
389 Broadway, ' New York City.
Moore & Robards.
. . i .
EXCELSIOR BAKERY,
CONFECTIONERY AND IC E
CREAM PARLOR.
Our Patent Cream Bread has no
equal ; a trial will convince you of
this fact.
Large and small cakes of every
variety baked daily.
We have the largest aiid finest as
sortment of plain and fancy . can
dies in the city; Make a specialty
of fine goods. A fujl stock of Tropi
cal. Fruits always on hand. . Our
Nonpareil Cream is pronounced the
finest in the place furnished to
private, familied'on short notice.
Call and see ua at ' " '.
DESMOND'S OLD STAND
. South ftfin Street.
-.ill v -vy w
... fr Pile.
Pile ar frequently preceded by a mom ot
sight in th back, loim and lower part of
the abdomen, causing the patient to anppose
he ba some affection of the kidneys or negh
boring organs. At times, symptoms . of indi-
eeuon are present.' natweacy, uneasiness or
he stomaoh, eto. A moisture like perspira
tion, prodncing a very disagreeable itching,
after getting warm, is a common attendant.
Blind Bleeding and Itching Piles yield at enoe
to the application of Dr. Bosanko Vile Bem
edy.whion acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the tumors, allaying the intense
itching, and effecting a permanent euro. Price
50 ota Address the Dr. Bonnko' Medioine oo,
Piqna. O. Bold by H H Lyons. dawly
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
0HA8. A. MOURE. " P. A. CUMMINGi
jyjOORE & CUMMINGS,
Attorney t and Counsellors at law
ASHEVILLE, N. (i.
Practice in the United States Circuit and DIs
rict Courts at Ashevllle. Btatesvilla. CharlntU
and.Greensboro; In the Supreme Court at Raleigh
uiu ui uid mum oi iqs i weiTeva judicial uia
trict of the State of North Carolina.
opeacu auauion given to oollnctloas ot clalmr
aug7-lv w&sw -
Dr. Ik. B. WKAVEIt.
AoheTille, ft. C,
Office over Grant & Roseberry's Drug Store,
may 1 dam
T
HENRY HAROWICKE "
Attorney fit Law,
Ashevtllfl. N. C.
Will practice in all the courts of the Mate.
Collections of claims a specialty. Office with
sneriu in court House. ian4-dtf
rjHOS. A. JONES,
Attorney at Law
ASHEVILLE, N. C, .
oot 22-ly w Office with Day dson A Ma
JOGKR J. PAGB, f
A'ttoruey sit liw,
ASH e viLle, , -
N. C.
Practices in all the Courts, Slate and Federal
jaulidtf
A. WATSON, M. D. "
OFFICE AT HIS RESIDENCE,
Corner of Crove street and Patton Avenue.
Olllce hours : 8 to 11 A. M., 1 to 3 P. M
Calls left at Carmichael's or l'elham'g Drily
Store will beconveyed, and responded to, by tef
ephone.
lune 12-dtf
rjp H.COBB,
Attorney and ComiNcllor nt I.hw,
Office in Burnett building, North side Public
Square,
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Practices in all Courts, State and Federal.
Jan 22 dly
J OSEPH 8. ADAMS,
Attorney and (.'onnnellor at Law.
Office in Law Building,
adioiulr.g First National Bank,
. ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Practices in all courts, State and Federal,
sept 7 1 year
D
RS. McGILL & BATTLE,
Wakdlaw McOili., M. D.,
Practice limited to Kye, Kar,l rohl and Lungs.
Sax. Wsmtuy Battle. M. D.,;u. S. N.,
Fhysician and Smgeou.
Offices over De Vault's Drug Store.
9.0ffico hours 10 a. m. to 12 m., and 2 to 4 p
m. se 'H-ll
MRS A. HURROUOHS,
I'hjrMitriHii ami S. rjreou.
ASHEVILLE, N. C,
Ollice over Powell A Snidt 't.
Keeidence corner of Maiu auo
Woodfi n streets,
de 16-ly
QHAS. I). McCANDLISS. j
Surveyor and Civil EiikIimt, j
ASHEVILLE, N. V.
Olllce with A. J. Lyinan, Real Estate U.-oker.
ALSO AGENT roR
BAZLGHUR8T IIUCKEL, ArcliitvcU, (design
era of Battery Park Hotel) phiUdelpliia I'euua
ol5d3m
N. 8NELSON,
itttoruvy nt I.nn,
and Real Estate Agent,
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Office over VanGilder 4: Brown's.
Letting houses and collecting rents in ishe
ville a specialty,
leb 16 dAw6nios
Thko. e. Daviosom. Jas G. Mabtiv
DAVIDSON A MARTIN,
Attorney 4c. 'oiiiiHellors-HII.nw'
ASHSVILLK, N. C,
Wlil pi rinilci In the 9th and 9th Judicial Distrie.
sad in the Supreme Court of North Carolina, euo
In the Federal Courts of the Western District ot
North Carolina.
liefer to the Bank of AsbevlueJ
sepl8-awAw6m
j.
A . TENNENT,
Architect and Civil Engineer.
Designs, Speciflcatlous. and Estimates oi the
style of building furnished upon appjication. A
work superintended when desired. All work en
trusted to me as Civil Engineer will receive
prompt attention. . Thorough drainege of lands
a specialty. Post Office address, Asheville oi
Best, N. C. Residence Swanuanoa Bridge,
mar lemmas
W. W. JONES. GKORGR A. SHUFORD
JONES & SHUFORD,
Attorneys at Law, '
ASHEVILLE, .... c. I
Practice In the Superior Courts o Western
North Carolina, the Supreme Court of the State,
and the Federal Courts at Asheville.
Ollice In Johnston Building, where one member ;
of the firm caii always be found.
nov li aivear !
DON'T FORC5KT
THAT
"Gem Bakery"
No. 35 South Main Street,
' is
iii:iiMii'AUTi:its
For Pure Freth Candies of Ilia Own
Manufacture, as well a
An unlimited assortment of choice
Cakes, large and small, plain or
ornamental, in the high
est style of the art.
Oar Snowflare Bread,
Rolls, Buns and Biscuit,
Made from "Miunesota Flour,"
Hat no Superior in the South.
Remember the place, and let no one
deceive.
Positively guarantees satisfaction,
or
Forfeits the price of his goods. Try
him and be convinced.
Pcacli Cider,
he finest beverage extant!
5 cents per glass 1 1
Only
Fine old Cigars, rich with the fla
vor of oge.v Freh . Oranges,. Lem
on, Bananss, etc., eta
TOB 8AL8,
Low and on easr term, Rouse and
111
Lot on Charlotte street For further
particulars Inqslie aiCITIZKNnrtti.'e.
II
ua 13 dint
BULL
The White
COUNEll MAIN AKD EGLE SiKlKr i
UNDER. WHIT LOCK'S STORK
. : PSOPBIETOB.
Headquarters for fine LIQUORS. I keep none but the PUREST, and
1 charge accordingly. Iv
WMslies ; . ami ': Wiae s
are absolutely
- purk and l aili-ti:kati:i.
and are recommended by the best judges for medicinal.use.
Also Fine Billiard and Pool Parlor. -
Gooda sliipped to all points. No charge for boxing. Lock Box JL,
Asheville, N. 0. The only strictly White Man's Bar in the State. '
ja-G-.dawly
THE
ROLLINS& SMITH
Proju'letors.
FOE
IHfisrliest. Wrw
7
GO TO THE
Farmers'
The best accommodations for our custom
ers. Messrs. J. Wiley Shook of TIaywoo
J. A. Nichols of Madison, and Capt. Hen i
Newland are with us and would be glad v
serve their friends.
2 t i 3w
lPf -a.
I
STRICTLY A. FIRST CLA SS HOTET.
Eliuiblv situated. Commandine macnificent moiintain viewa. ami vet convenient
to business. . A home for ladips and families.
- jan!2 d&wly
Sadler's Arithmetics are the
H JS I H 1 1 - I il k:W.H fc- I i BhonHav.i1
inpJiir .j t3T f C ea
DOUBLEDAY & SCOTT,
24 sV 20 WORTH MJBLIC SQVAKB, Asheville, W. i
Sash, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings, Roofing --
.Paper, Window Cords and Weights,
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