ASHEVILLE CITIZEN.
R. K. FTJRMAN,
JORDAN 8TONE,
1. D. CAMERON,
-Editors.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. 4, 1887.
It is a cheering eirn to the
whole country, and also' to the Dem
ocratic party, to see the stand ta
ken by the latter in recent North-
em Conventions of the party on the
ubject of the tariff. The demand
for it3 reduction is unanimous, if
not always equally emphatic. But
Pennsylvania equally with New
York and Massachusetts heeds the
universal popular voice which cries
for relief from the troubles) and the
burdens directly attributable to the
absorption of money by the National
treasury, reducing at the same time
the volume of currency indispensa
ble to the transaction of business
between man and man, and between
section and section; and at the same
time, by the imposition of taxes
upon necessary articles olcousump
tion increasing their cost ana also
the difficulty of obtaining them.
The gathering up of money for
the National coffers goes on re
morselessly at the rate of a million
dollars a day for every day in the
year. There it goes to stay, coming
out only to pay penson claims,
and the necessary expenditures of
the government. To the South lit
tie comes back; it all goes away in
internal revenue taxes and in pur
chases to Northern merchants and
manufacturers. For this last, the
South will have, and deserve, little
sympathy it it io not take steps to
make itself independent, or at least
equalize the power for the exchange
of yalues. For the first, there is no
remedy save in the modification of
the tariff.
The Democratic party, with the
exception of those inculated with
the virus of the Pennsylvania pro
tectionists, determine to reform the
tariff and admend the internal rev
enue iaws. lhe KepuDncans on
the other hand c.ing to their purpose
to wring ever cent possible irom the
people through a high protective
tariff and by the maintenance of
the internal revenue system, but
they propose to appease the people
by distributing back among them
some of the money they have filched.
They would distribute some mil
lions annually through the Blaine
bill, they would make munificent
appropriations to harbor and river
improvements, they would erect
everywhere costly public buildings;
they would inaugurate a general
system ol extravagance and its at
tends nt corruption through,
which contractors, jobbers and gov
ernment favorites would become
rich and the people become poorer
than ever. All such use of the pub
lie money is personal, partial and
local.
The wise, sensible, just policy is
that of National economy, and the
leaving of the money in the hands
of the people, instead of wring
ing it from their possession to enrich
and corrupt the few and leave the
multitude to starve and suffer.
WHAT CAN BE DONE.
The following extract from a Spar
tanburg telegram to the News and
Courier puts in strong contrast the
value of theory and practice. The
altitude of the Blue Ridge passes,
and their abrupt rise from the corns
parative plain, stood for many years
an ansuperable obstacle to the dar
ing of the engineer. He might run
hislines.and carry his tracks up the
Bteepeet ascents, but when they
were laid down how was he to sur
mount them ? For, for many years
a grade of 100 feet to the mile was
believed to be obstructive as a per
pendicular wall. Old travelers will
recal the stationary engine at Aiken,
S. C, used to draw all trains, pas
senger and freight, up a grade of
not less than 85 feet to the mile; and
also the one at Schenectady, N. Y,
at probably about the same grade
But the way was pointed out, the
first step gained, and mechaniea
skill directed to the construction of
engines so powerful and well ad
justed as to bring the steepest grades
and the lightest practically to the
same level; and a modern locomo
tive with its enormous weight of
tram climbs a grade such as referred
to with an ease that suggests no hin
drance.
The grade up to the Swannanoa
tunnel averages about 104 feet to the
mile in an ascent of nine miles. The
heavy engines with long trains sur
mount it without difficulty; and the
descent is made with absolute
safety. The grade on the Saluda
mountain on the Asheville and
Spartanburg road is 280 feet to the
mile; and this is the one referred to
in the .the telegram quoted. A sub
stantial road bed, heavy iron, and
powerful engines make the run up
nd down so much a thing of ease
and certainty that the way to the
immense future traffic between the
West and the sea coast is regarded
as practicable and as certain as any
route below the mountains.
The traffic already created by the
Western North Carolina road refutes
the adverse predictions ot inability
to manage it. It increases every
day, and that route is now the
thorough iare for a coal trade
with Tennessee, destined to become
still greater, employing long trains
and heavy engines.
The problem is already solved
The Asheville and Snartanburs
road, with its one heavy grade, will
also become, in defiance of that
grade, another great and enlarging
channel.
The telegram relerred to says :
For the past ten years it has been
persistently asserted by very wise
people that the Asheville and Spar
tanburg road would never be availa
ble for heavy freights on account cf
the steep grade this side of Saluda.
Notwithstanding these ill-natured
prophecies, the receipts of the road
show an increase ot 16 per cent
last month oyer the same month ot
last year. Although the grade is
impracticable, it is a usual thing to
see long trains of cars loaded with
granite from Winnsboro going up
this road. Hundreds of tons are to
be shipped over this route to Cin
cinnati. Then every day heavy
trains loaded with coal, cattle, corn,
cabbage, potatoes, apples, and other
mountain and western produce come
down the road, part of it going
down the Augusta road, and the
rest towards Columbia and Charles
ton. This promises, at no distant
day, to be one of the best paving
roads in the feouth.
Free Trade.
The reduction of internal revenue and
the takins off of revenue statup3 from
Proprietary Medicines, no doubt has
largely benelitted the consumers, as well
as relieyintr the burden of home manu
facturers. Especially is this the case
with Green's Augut" Flower and Boschec'i
Herman Syrup, &s tlie reduction of thirty
six cents per dozen, has been added to
increase the size of the bottles contain
ine these remedies, thereby (riving one
fifth more medicine in the 75 cent size.
The Auquxt Flower for Dyspepsia and
Liyer complaint, and the German Syrup
tor uongn and Lung troubles, have per
haps, the largest sale of any medicines in
the world. The advantage of incased
size ol the bottles will be greatly apprec
iated by the sick and afflicted, in every
town-ana village in civilized countries.
Sample bottles for 10 cents remain the
same size. doxweowly
Is an invaluable remedy fo
SICK HEADACHE, T0RPIL
UVER, DYSPEPSIA, PILES,
MALARIA, C0STIVENESS,
AND ALL BILIOUS DISEASES.
Sold Everywhere.
JESSE R. STARNES,
Successor to X. Brand & Co.,
UNDERTAKER,
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
JVl stallic and Walnut Coffins constantl
on hand. Every requisite of the business
furnished. All calls day ormghtprompt-
iy answerea. nearsee i.irmsneu when
desired. Office.- Number 40 North Main
btreet. Embalming a specialty. Bod
es will be taken charge of immediately
ii aesirea. nib s tf
"IflSS MARY MILLER
mer school for small children, at the residence of
JJ lias opi
cape r. N. Waddell.on Chestnut street. Hours
rrom a till 12. Terms 91.50 per month of i weeks.
luiy 10 an
A LARGE LINE OF " :
xi Riding and Buggy
vv nips ana nasties at
BEARDEN, RANKIN & CO.
ang 21 dtf
3 LEAS ANT PRIVATE BOARD.
Parties desiring good private board, pleasant
iwiiiH. reasouauio rates, apply to at urc ve street
ur nuuresB tr. U. 150A. 277,
apSdtf
JMPORTANT.
On the 1st of September l will have for rent a
front basement room on North Main street. Also
a large room on 2nd floor suitable tor a public
unwmcu-. wm ue uesiraoie ior Dusi
ntss, also the second floor. Enquire at Balti
more Clothing Mouse, No. 10 Patton Avenue,
aug 14 dlawtf
J. C. BROWN & CO-
MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. 25 Patton Avenue,
next Grand Central Hotel.
ENGLISH-MADE GARMENTS
A Specialty.
James P. Sawyer
Will, on
Oct. 1st, 1887,
Open a large stock of
JtJeWs, Hoys', and Chil
dren's Clothing,
Gentlemen's Furnishing
Gooum,
MMTS JVVn SHOES,
In the building now occupied by Col.
Williamson as a Furniture store. '
The first floor will be devoted exidn.
sively to
CLOTUIJYG.
The second floor will be used for Car
pets, Matting, Rngs and Oil Clothe . .
A correspon lent wants us to tell
him "which is the proper attitude
for a fisherman, standing or sitting."
Neither, innocent one; lying is the
only position in which he feels en
tirely at home.
"Little boy," said a country min
istc who was on his Way to church,
"what do you suppose your father
would say it he should find you here
fishing on the sabbath day?"
"He'd ask me wot luck I was
havin','' replied the bo3
"Say, Watson,'' said Bagley, "you
knowjenks; what sort of a fellow
is he? Heh as owed me a bill for
over a year; is h- honest?
'Yes," said Watson slowly,
"Jenks is honest; theie's no doubt
about that, but it takes him a long
time to find it out.
Several weeks ago, in comment
ing upon the H.iwthorne-Benet cor
troversy, the Aiken Recorder said
"While we believe the cause of
prohibition to he logically and mor
ally right, and nave worked hard
tor it in our luimlilc way, we are
forced to the conviction that prohi
bition struggles have done little else
than embitter communities and in
jure the great work or temperance
reform as a purely moral wort, vve
have been reluctantly driven to this
conviction by actual observation, as
the official head of the Sons of
Temperance of South Carplina
Wherever the prohibition warfare
has waxed hottest, there the JJiviS'
ion of the Sons of Temperance was
almost sure to sicken and die.
Aon Has Faith.
I had been troubled all winter with
cold and pain in the chest and got no
relief irom remedies recommenced by
Druggists and Physicians. At the same
time I was advertising Dr. li'jeanks's
Cough and Lung Syrup. 1 had little
faith but thought to try it as a last resort,
How I believe even more t'.an they tell
me of its curative qualities. From the
news, Idizabethtown, Ky.J hold by H.
N. Lyons. ap 13 dwlw
1
OARD.
Two eentlemen or Eentleman and wife tan ee
comfortable room anil good board by applying
P. O. BOX 311. Location central. mL2B dtf
KURT DEXXISOX,
No, 18 PaUon Avenue.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE,
and optical goods.
Repairing promptly done and warranted.
ENGRAVING A SPECIALTY,
oct 1 dly
The $2 00 Goat Button Fhoe at J.
Howell's beats them all.
O,
From Tuesday. Sept. lilt Ii,
TO
OCT. 1st, 1887,
I will sell some bargains in DRESS
GOODS, WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY,
MEN'S FURNISHING GOOOS, dc. &c.
Hats, Roots, Shoes,
And everything else in my store. A lot
of new FLANNELS and DRESS GOODS
just in, but will sell everything at a bar
gain, as I want room for a
Big Stock of Goods
That I am going to buy this Fall. When
I say BARGAINS, that is what is meant.
I will give a few of the bargains as a
simple :
Best Calicoes atCc,
Century Calicoes at 9c,
One yard wide Domestic GJc.
A good Corset at 22Jc,
A good 50c Corset for 40r;,
Ginghams 7i to 10c,
Fruit of Loom Domestic 9c,
A nice Bed Spread 60c,
Good all-wool Jeans 25c. .. . ..
A splendid line of Ladies' Shoes just
in. Bargains in Silks, Plushes, Velvets,
and Trimmings. A few pieces of Summei
Silks at 25c. A good Kid Glove at 5Cc.
J. 0. HOWELL,
Spot Cash Ft ore,
NO. 17 NORTH MAIN ST.
The 82 00 Goat Button Shoe at J. O.
Howell's beats all,
liOOR OUT!
All ITncVsters. Peddlen. Wagoners and nil
others doing business in Abbeville without first
having obtained the License reqnlred by the City
vmiumiucB mm uouneu mat aniens uiey outain
license at once they will be
be prosecuted. COMB
Iu or pay costs.
clCdiw
H. A. KEYNOLD8, -
City Tax Collector.
W . O. TusrsJe. LaGrancre Ca.. writiniJ
aDout uarby's Prophylatic iluid, says:
"It is a priceless jewel as a disinfectant
and deodorizer. My wife states -for the
benefit of young mothers that it is a val
uable adjunct to the nursery," It is equal
ly so to parents traveling wlih children.
Not only is the Fluid invaluable as a de
oderizer, but a few drops added to the
water in bathing will remove all erup
tions from the skin, chafing etc, and
ereatly refresh and soothe.
Up to a few weeks ago I considered
myself the champion Dyspeptic of Am
erica. During the years that I have
been afflicted I have tried almost every
thing claimed to be a specific for Dys
pepsia in the hope of finding something
that, would afford permanent relief. I
had about made up my mind to abandon
all mediciues when I noticed an endorse
ment of Simmons lAver Itegula
tor by a prominent Georgian, a jurist
whom I knew, and concluded to try its
effects iti n.Asase. I have used but two
bottles, and am satisfied that I have
struck the right thing at last. It felt its
beneficial effects almost immediately.
Unlike all other preparations of a similar
kind, no special instructions are required
as to wlat or.e shail or shall not eat.
Tl.in (
IjHT'tight to command it to
iSih ivfepepsia.
all trou'-i...
J. X. IIoi.mks,
Vineland, N. J.
COKSTIPATIOJf
ro eenre n Reg-alar llnblt of Itoriy
without changing; the IMet or Din
organising the System, take
Simmons Liver Regulator
ONLY GENUINE MANUFACTURED BY
J. II. ZE1LIN & CO., Philadelphia.
DENTAL CARDS
IVs
SIJRGKOX DENTIST.
' OFFICE kooms :
Over L. Munday's s-tore, I'atton Avenue,
se 13 d 12m
B.
H. DOUGLASS, D. D. E..
Dental Rooms over Grant .t Enshnrrv'
stort. residence in same building Ashevil'e,
Drag
, N. C
DENTAL SURGERY.
"V R. J. G. QT'EEN has removed his office to the
M t irom rooms over A. 1) Cooper ("run Sonar"
and offers his professions services to the public.
All professional work done with skill and
neatness,
iune W-diwtf
OR. R. H. REEVES. D.D.S.,
Office in the Connally Building, over
HcdwooiVs store, Patton Aver.uc.
ASHE VtLljF,, s
Persons navlnt? artlUcial work done, after
rying it two or three weeks, if not satisile-l, can
i .hum u ttuu t.i tuuuey win lie reiunueu. )y X
D
R. A. B. WARE,
Dental Surgeon.
ORice In Slujer building, s.-er,nl floor. A
wortc will reeta'fftrproijipt and careful attention,
jy U dlv
IF YOU WANT
To see the nicest ami purest line
of Confectioneries iii the city, call
in at IIESTOX'S, next door to
the Post-Oflice, and you will be
convinced that you have found the
place to bny. Just received to
day a fresh stock of Whitman's
Fine Candies,
AT
J. M. H1ST0FS,
Kagle IloUi Block.
NEW
Furniture Store'
W, A. Blair & Co.,
37 Patton Avenue,
(.Graham Building
Are opening up a large and
splendid
assortment of
New Furniture,
of all styles, and complete.and eleg uit in
workmanship.
BED ROOM
and
PARLOR SUITS,
LOUNGES, (.single and double.)
BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS, AC, &C,
and everytliing that can be found in a
First-Class Furniture ztorc.
mh23dl2na
HYGEIA
If on d erf at Discovery.
Tobacco an Aid to Health.
A New Tobacco, manu
factured by Thos. C. Wil
liams & Co , Richmond,
Va., under a formula pre
pared by Prof. Mallett, of
the University of Virginia
J Uoui JYItr rine and
Jim Excellent Chew.
TRY IT. NO HUMBUG.
For particulars of its virtues, call for
certificate at
A. 1. Cooper's and A. C. Davis',
Where the Tobacco can be had.
aa 2o-dlm .
IXJLU
HOTELS.
ROUND KNOB HOTEL
Trains stop for dinner Sunday 29th.
W. D. S PRAGUE,
ma 2G dtf Proprietor.
Arden Park Hotel
AND
COTTAGES.
10 MILES FEOU ASHEVILLE,
Coolest spot in North Carolina Scenery delight
ful. Kooms commodious. Table A I.
Terms reasonable.
June 23 dsm E. G. KEMBI.E & CO., Props.
WIN YAH IIOUSK
Corner of Vhie and Baird streets.
At beginning of Sunset Trive, Asheville, N, C,
Wlt-L be ready for guests oa and after 1st of
Seiitiinber. New buildinp, with complete
sanitary arrnngeme&ts unil t-.il modern improve
ments and comforts.
New furniture attractive grounds. This house
will be conducted a a (irsi class house, with due
regard to the com run a-j'i convenience of guests
in summer and : inter Terms moderate.
Wit. W. ULATCHFORD,
ang 19 dtf Proprietor.
O. C. CUNNINGHAM, Proprietor,
FIIAA'KLIX - - A". C.
Table supplied with the best the market
atlords.
first-Class Livery and Sale Stables in
connection with house,
"ally iSa-k. Iictwoen Uobsier anil
Franklin.
V.tod Unmplt Hmnnt Tor Jtrummtr,.
sept 11-dly
"Eeeves House,"
"VVayixesvillei 1. O
BRICK, ENTIRELY XEWTWEXTi
Rooms, Single and in Suite.
Location Main street, throe minutes
from either the Tost Office, Express or
Depot, fifteen minutes of
Haywood V.'lu'a .Sulphur Springs.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR 110 UK D.
Rates reasonable confer with us.
Yours trul v,V
A- J. It K EVES,
u-ildif Sla eager.
TURNPIKE HOTEL
THE MOST CHARMIXG SUMMER
RESORT IX WESTKRX NORTH
CAROLINA.
This delightful place, dear to tlie mennry of
the traveler oi tlie p:it. nil- dirivcd additional
attraction by the cotiMruciion of tlie railroad,
which passes i'nmcdiateiy by i;s h.isuitable
doors.
The Turnpike Hotel is fifteen miles wot of
Asheville, iinmc.'UUelv on tlie Mmphv b.-unch of
the Western North Carolina road. It is embos
omed among the mountain:-;, an.! ion the banks
ofabold mountain stream, and lias all the
charms of scenery, of climate, and diversity of
resources appropriate t. its locution
A larj.'e new !uildiu!.'. with rooms l-andsmnely
fumijhed and a table proverbial for its abend
ance nd its excellence are ...r,!.:i tim attrac
tions, b'or terms and particulars npp'v to
Jtfrs. J.c. SMAT11E1:.-.
junsd3m Turnpike, X. C.
French Broad Hotel
A. G. Halliburton, x Prop.
This Hotel is located within one hundred feet
of the Western Xortli Carolina Railroad Depot,
and nex. to the offices ot the Superintendent and
the General Freight Agent of the V. N. C. K. K.
Good.
Fare, Comfortable
Rooms.
-on-
REASONABLE TERMS.
FIRST-CLASS BAR
is attached, where will be found at all times th
best brands of
Eiquors, Jl'iucs, ISrttsidics,
Cigars, Tebaceo.
Telephone connection with TJn-town.
mc-h:: dtf
Big Bargains!
OFFERED IAm JLOTS!
For a short time we will offer speciol
prices onjets in Military I'ark. Some
of the finel't Building Lots in Asheville,
commanding a beautiful view, and well
shaded with oaks. Will give prices of a
few of them :
Lot No. 14. on Pearson Avenue, nice bhadc,
contains 8 acres, street all around it, $5,000
Lot 7, Pearson Av'c, covered with oak, 1,000
Lot 8, 100x200, do., cor. lot, do. do., 1.200
Lot 9 do do do do 1,200
Lot 10 do do c'.o do 1 .000
Lot 11, 90x350 do do do 1,200
Lot 12, 175x148 do 3-corner lot, do SCO
L-tSCOtX PARK.
Lot 28, 120x164, Bartlett St., nice noil, oik,
Lot 29, lJSxlGl, " - " "
Lot 27, 80x240, Blaoton St., "
Lot 63, 69x160, Bl'n & Bar t S'.s, do
Lot 20, 80x150, do & Poplar sta
Lot 16, 60x150, Bailey & Poplar sts.
1,500
1,500
800
700
6(10
600
250
250
Lot 6, 50x100,
do and Bailey st
Lot i, euxiuu,
uo ao
SIIBI.BY PARK.
Ixt 3, 75x150, Bailey street,
Lot 4, do do
Lot 12, do do
Lot 19, do Blauton streo-
600
500
S50
550
For rent, a nice 6-rooui lionse in North
A&hevil!e, price $15 per moutb.
We have other nice city and country
property for sale, and ail on the most
reasonable terms. Call and see us.
BOSTIC, BLANTON & CO.,
Real Estate Brokeir,
13 atton Avenue.
JJOAKDINi.
Having a few comfortable rooms, in a rood nor-
tion of the city, I would bo pleased to a. commod
ate a few boarders.
MBS. J. M. GTJEGER,
aug B Of 211 Haj wood street,
The White
CGKNEft MAIK AND EGLK .Si'JfcKEi'S
UKDER W HIT LOCK'S ST . l
PSOrSIETOS.
Hi.ii'Jij'.uirtdrs for tim-
friarufi no
12
ARE ABSOLUTELY
SiTKK AND VSA 5UITKS: ATKI,
:-re recommended by the best judges for medicinal use.
Also Fine Billiard and Pool Parlor.
and
Goods shipped to all points. No
Asheville N. (J. The only strictly
iau,dawly
IKSUItANCE.
LiFF iNSURANSE.
to;
raiuK a:.-:.zy jjctctalufe association
t OK ViltfilXIA
Issues policies for rrom
combine- the ywira-.-Uee eature ot
"OLD LINE " Companies at the
vsi oj ordinary co-operative insur
Mrfle in Secret Orders.
FIBF INSURANCE
Insure tv.-e against loss by Fire in
City d County on all kinds of
Proppny, Real and Persona .
Shi as well as long term.
Pohr.'-s issued at fair rates
' A. 1 Companies,
and Foreiffn.
:!:
E;iS AS il, ASeii(,
rtr. sido Court Square.
RUTLAND PARK RETREAT
Hot StiriiiK'N. 3T. V.
superb 1 lews, weli sliaihd frrounds," one of the
Llelieiltnii rooms, sip.lt'.rior r:lhli.ntr-jitnflinn
most eiigioie nc.-iitti an'l pleAsure resorts In l!n
mountains within two minutes wa'.kof the depot.
ror terius uppiy 10 y. 1. HI Ji&SHrstiliK.
july 7 d 3in Hot Springs, S. C
RUBBER- STAMPS,
LinenjMarkers
Stamp inks, Stencils, Self-inking
Stamps for PostofHces, Railroads
Banks, Hotels and insurance offices
Rubber Alphabets and figures, Ad
vertising cards, door numbers. Seals
for all purposes. Indelible Ink for
marking Clothing with Rubber Stamps
etc. Large illustrated Catalogue by
mail 2."c. Name in rubber within-
aeiiuic ink lor 4Uc.
Address,
Model Rcbbeii Stamp Agency,
P. O., Box 21, Asheville, N. C,
citizen ollice.
W O. MULLER & CO..
Ao. V South Alain Street,
Asheville, TV. C.
DEALERS IS
All Kinds of Whiskies, Brandies, Wines
Ale, Portes, Cigars, Tobacco, &c; fine
Kentucky Rye and Bourbon
Whiskies a specialty.
distillers' agents for
Pure North Carolina Corn Whiskey and
Apple Brandy.
Pure Barley Malt Whiskey for medical
purposes always in stock.
Sole agents and authorized bottlers ot
"Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association'
celebrated St. Louis Lagev Beer for
Western North Carolina.
The following Brewings constantly on
hand, in kegs and in bottles.1 Anheuser
Busch, Standard, Imperial Pale Laer
and original isudweiser.
Goods delivered to any part of the city
lree. I'rompt attention paid to all or
ders by mail. Telephone call No. 39.
Billiard Hall ou 2d floor.
je 10 -dtf
W. T. REYNOLDS,
N. A. REYNOLDS.
New Livery Stables !
Walnut Street, between the Farmers'
and the Banner Warehouse?.
EEYiTOLDSBEQTHEES,
Have just moved into their new and
commodious brickstables in the above
location, and ask a share of public pat
ronage. Thev are fully eouinued with
good hone?, iood vehicles and earjfol
drivers.
Orders promptly attended to.
iun8dtf
Mans.Bar
1 keej. i
or!in;ry.
.;- i
Mv
wt PVY'.i T, ani
charge for boxing. Lock Box I
White Man's Bar in the State.
' FINE
GROCERIES I
POTTED MEATS,
PATES OF G ME,
CANNED FISH,
CANNED FRUITS,
FRENCH PEAS, Extra
Fine,
FRENCH MUSHROOMS,
DEVILED CRABS, SHRIMP,
C. and B. PICKLES,
PIN MONEY PICKLES,
JELLIES .v PRESERVES
CANTON GINGER,
GROSSE AND Iil.ACKWKLI.'s
JAMS,
OLIVES, EOAMCHFKSlC,
FINEST SALAD OIL,
INSTANTANEOUS CHOCO
LATE, BROMA, COCOA,
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES,
PURE EXTRACTED HONEY,
FINEST KEY WEST &
IMPORTED CIGARS
TABLE SUPPLIES OF EVERY
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No. 03 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Telephone No 33.
GREAT BARGAIN.
That splendid frm of'apt. W. T. Comem'tie'".
4 miles up 8wiin!:oa rtVer. containing uu acre,
is to be fold at once, and if af plication be made
immediately. A good bargain can be bad. 30 acres
more of f'nl tiaibered land can be added at tho
same low figure if desired. Apply to
NATT ATKINSON & 8ONS,
Real Estate Dealers.
Other flue places near the city at very reason
able rates. ma 5 dtf
1867.
1882:
Hampton
AND I
Featherston.
The Oldest and Most Relia
ble Liquor Store in N. C.
We carry the largest assortment of
roods of any ho se in
the State.
We handle nothing hut the verv
best goods.
Our Whiskies .fl.nu brandies au
pronounced by pnysicians
to be pure andjun
adulteratecr. None but pure Liquors are lit fo
medicinal purposes.
Our Stock is Complete in
Every Particular.
Old Corn Whiskey fromone to
four yearsld.
Old Rye of the highest'fstandsnl
brand?.g
All kinds of Wines, Beeis. Ales.
, p
Porter, &c &c.
Cigars and Tobacco"
n great quantities and finest; cn
the market.
We are very thankful toPour na
trons for their past favors.fand we
wish to say in conclusion that our -prices
and goods are right down to
he hard times. Be convinced by
calling on us, West Side Public
Square, Asheville, N,C. ianSdtm
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UY YOUR FRUIT
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Wines
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