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INCREASE IN THE CIRUULA-i
TION.
An official circular just issued by
the Treasury I)ej)artmeut makes the
surprising showing that fom July
1, 1S8G, m October 1, 1S87, :r period
sf iifteen months, there was an in
nuse in the circulation of one hun
dred and three and a half millions.
It has been ihe popular belief that
there had been a contraction of the
currency during this period, but the
contrary is shown, by the annexed
table, to be the case:
Comparative statement sbov in the changes
In circulation duriiiK the i-eriud from July ,
18So, to October 1, ls7 :
la Circulation,
Julvl, lsM. Oct. 1, 1ST.
Hold coin .sivs.7'.o.4-j.s .i!)l,iwi..suu
Standard silver do'. tars ;2,4ru.72) fO,614,.v.'4
Sulwiderarv silver 16.16G,i)f. S9 -114.7' 0
(iolJ ccrtit'icntes 76,011,;".") :i7,'.i-.l,-:i
Silver certificates M,1 16.22.) lM.Sbi.NlG
United States notes lfc!A8U,700 O;'J,O,.i.S04
National l'auk notes S04,473.'.'50 i'GD,t'55,j"l
To als .". : Sl,il'.'..sC5,t;:'4 Sl,:vi3,5,0ti'"
Changes from July 1, lSiS, to October 1, 1S7 :
Derm,:. Jticrca"'.
Gold coin $;jt,SW,4(U
Standard silver dollar. S.144.W4
Subsidiarv silver 4, :!", 4 0
Gold ceititicatos 21,010 ;ft)s
Silver ccftilicates Cu.s.ooi
I'nited States notes 5,vl8,101
National battle notes 31,520,0::;
Totals
Net increase...
3),CM fi:'S,140,7.9
giM.;,r.io,u::.f
It will be seen that in one item
that of national bank note3 i as
:hrea decrease during the Iifteen
month. just ended, this decrease
being thirt3r-l ur and a half mil
lions; but, as the New York Herald,
from which we clip the above table,
points out. this decrease "has been
nearly balanced by an increase in
oohtcoiu alone."
From tiiis showinjt, siys the
Stittusvilie Landmark, '"it appears
that the country will have t set-:k
elsewhere than in the liscd policy
of the government for an explaiut
ti-n ol the monetary .stiiiiirer.ey. It
is certainly true that the surplus in
tie treasury contributes to it, but
in the face of tliete figures it cannot
longer be claimed that the surplus
is wholly responsible; lor, wniie the
stringency has seemed to increase
with every month for the past fif
teen, we find that in that period the
currency has been expanded by the
enormous sum of one hundred and
three and a half millions a sum
sufficient under ordinary conditions
to have loosened the wheels of com
merce atid brought prosperity to
the whole country. Then where is
the money? Mr. Chaunoey M.
Depew, an acknowledged authority
in matters of finance, says it ha?
gone into real estate speculation,
into new and unnecessary railroads
and other unproductive enterprises.
That seems a plausible explanation;
it may be the correct one. Jt may
he acccepted as such, at all events,
until wiser men can find a belter
one."
Another important point is sug
gested by the above table, the large
increase of silver certificates. Now
if the government would abolish
the present compulsory purchasing
of silver, and permit all bullion to
be deposited with the Treasurer
and issue therefor certificates ln'.-td
on the market value of the bullion
when delivered, and to be redeemed
in bullion when presented lor le-
di mp ion at its market value at the
. . , , .
iiitif h redemption, an t:.e i u.iioii
of iht- country could ana would
tiiUi 1h utilized, the onus of di- tri
bati'iii wi-Utd devolve on the
t; .v m i
ol tne t) ulio:": in-
.'.eail of
t!ie
;oyeriiiiien!,
an
VoUlU
furnish ihe jeop!.- a
more conveiileil ;
wo:ild be Co. ) e. liol
--.i-unt v-'iiieli
llii:) u'-d or
Owlicr C'll Tei,c lit Jicl-lliv. ii.e ili-t ;
each cei tilie.Me wouhi repn.-tnt ii
fact) value ; bullion in joU! m :r-
kvt pi ic; at iu iti.d a!! tiin.-. it;
would lutikf silvel ft l title::!-. : '
H .nil liii- gold :! tiiie:;!;: at
U:. . would lie goi"l 1 j
O l ill :. ( ot;.; - j ;
Accordi.' lo the rdiovt; table tiit-s
i- a. fraciion over $24, per capita
for every nan, woman ard child
io tiin country. This i? ,t i -.i'ire in
cie tse over what it was under re
publican administration, the policy
of tliat party being to ctinlraet the
currency thus tnawing money iearnr
and to that extent enriching the
rich and oppressing the pour. It is
not yet largo e.iough to answer the
ready demands of the peopleianjl the
issue of tilver certificates base as
above suegested would tend to add
to the ciiculalion, at the same time
maintain a sound basis of the cur
rency. When there we;e aboct'STO
per capita a few ears back i; e
country llourislted the people were
prosperous. Ol cour.-e cr, .ylis j.iine
j.s they lot-. f fioce, r.ut tin fo'aileet
'd the ricli and the speculators
more than I lie people at lare. Lut
to protect in I Miricii th cnpitiiiist.-',
leg irdlcss of the go ;d 1 the greiit
body of the t eop.le, the !e;ubliea:is
i-g:n itrf r.tpi-i contraction, ::i;d.
While shreWtl .--;i(;cul,ll01S ulvl f.tpi-
t n 1 i -tri may have been prott c'f il
Miiuewiiat even aguinst theu own
l'o'dy, the great body of the peoplu
have been made to iiisd still stiller.
Let Congress this winter change the
silver policy, and issue certificates
based on bullion.
iyer's Sfireaparilla, the first blood
medicine to .roie h real Eticeess, siili
jioiuuiuj iiue as nr.b in ptiouc esiima -
tion, both at horns and a! .road, as uho wn
by its miraculous eur
inoreased sales.
and iinn.ecscly j
ti
TELEUILU'IIIC 13IUEFS.
The strike of the book and job
printers of New York is virtually
ended, aoout half of the strikers
having resumed work. They gave
up their principal contention which
was that all offices be made Union
offices.
The New Yotk stock market was
moderately active yesterday, but
while displaying some strength in
forcooon was weak in the latter
pail of the clay, and lowest prices
were made at or near the close. The
sales aggregated 310,000 shares.
An international scull race occur-i
red yesterday on Lake Maranacook,
Maine, between Teemer for America,
and Gaadincr for Canada. Teemer
won an easy race. His competitor
did Ids beet, but could not equal
the wiry American. We never
heard of this race before or of the
men, hut we hurrah for our side,
no'K.-tne-less. Eds. Citizen.
. ..
Market lteports.
By telegraph to the Ashevllle Citizen
IJai.timoki-:, Oct 2S. Flour dull steady;
corn, southern, quiet, new white, 45aS;
western, anil, steady.
Chicago, (-t. 28. Cash quotations
for to-day were as follows : wheat No 2
spring 721 ;.o 2com 41ss; Xo 2 oats
25JaJ; whiskey 1.10.
Cincinnati, Oct. 28. Wheat, No 2 red,
70; eorn easier. No 2 .mixed, 411; oats,
quiet, No 2 mixed 48J ; pork, dull, 13 ;
whiskey, firm 1.05.
St. Louis, (Jet, 2S. Flour quiet and
firm; wheat quiet and .firm, No. 2 red
cash 76, Oct . 72, corn dull cash 45,
Oct. 40' v,ats Vasy 2S.V, Nov. 24 whir.
key steady. l-U provisions dull; easy.
ASHEVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
I'lie brc.iks yesterday were good, and
prices -veil stistainvd, p.s wiil be seen by
the nii'.owiii" rfjirrl from the
K.xuMiir.n' w AitEiioi sf..
l.!n:n:V'rd A IiUys, ! lots 11. 13,23, 2
3!. 4!; A M SneiOD. 4 lots 18',, 21, 2i, 30; !
W 1! Leadfoidolols. 12',, 1!)'., 20, 23, o, !
J V i:a;u-v -1 hts, 17-1, 22, 25, 43; J YV !
Cloniz .j lots. 11 , 21. o:i. :;;. o:i; Saiith -V
Meliride, ti lots 15, IS. 27, 00, o), 51; A B l
Khinchart 4 lots ttil, 2:3!, 20, 30. j
The game l.iws are vciy rigidly
enforced at the West Ifamnnis)
caught eliciting :tt poker he is shot i
across tne .table. Hoston Com.
Advertiser.
A Philadelphia man was so re
joiced when he oecome a father that
hetin fin led a large American flag to
the breeze. Infantry colors, we
suppose. lsxchai'jje.
A Michigan belle, who was iiltcd !
bv her lover, hai brought suit against j
him for Siaoo. Tro thousand of j
this is for her lacerated heart-strings
:he it-maindcr to reimburse herlor
her troiissers.
Tin-: Stii.i. Small Yoicii. Sun
day-school teacher (speaking of the
conscience): "After you have done
something which you ought not to
d. v. hat i? it. Hobby, that makes
ytii feel so .tnconfcitablo and i:n
happ ?"
Hobby: ''Pa.''
Col'NTV CaXV.1S.SOX IvAII.ROAI) QcL.-TIOy
The people of liuneombe c niniy will
be addressed by speakers in Javi of the
proposed
ilroad Sub.SertIOn at the !
fjl'ov, i:;' time? and placed, to-wit
BamardsviUe, Saturday, Oct. 2'Jth
1- lat t reek, (baptist church)
Musday
VVeaverviile. Ttii'sJav No
Fair View, Wedr.es.htv
list
Jst.
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Thursday
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4tli
re Miipinairs) l ii;iav
linv. Satunlav '
I'ppn
( b'aptift church,
Monday
j
7th
Sth j
i.Oie m er.
I iv.suav
San.
eh.:reh;
Wfdnes.ky "
VI il
1 It'll
IMlh
1-lth
Satiird
Mountain.
.V.-.r.tlav
Ti:c-'da-
prop;,-
:.nd
.rii.
tii.-.
: li
..'juc-tcd to
'sin of the
. .'. .1 for
. r.. ( it All AM,
o.ri Committee.
3
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1 u:t!,.
..Kii5 El:t-a' wltSl
Kt.t3.-.s Sizlat'i-itig st reel Uy
Ktieut'H ICriiiilicK.
if! hli
ah of t!ia ct'Ti.-t :.A Heibd:ks
: i '.t': -.-.Liii yt;.ii.- , it wuiil. 1 liav'c ! mo
'Jj' ,"f;i,t.; (i'.iiijirs) i:ii! an inime:ii,C'
a.jiiiil. sti:1; r:;:-. My tiiscas .vPsori;MSi todi-ii-.t
iu'cl o:i my Ilea i iti a sjt n.-t larger than a
(.-.I. it : prca j raj-.iiliy all over my l.-o.ly ami
f..i::;.i. riny i.niN. Xlie fccaks woulil drop oil
ot i.e.- w.i lUi: tiii.e. iiv. 1 my sitlleiiiiir va.-.etnllcs.
tstl wiiliom rcilci'. one th-us:t'id'iiullani woulil
!:o: it nil t iu'j t.. !iat t-ll:b (iirt'df ovit uaii). I
at.i a r-'r Imt feel rieh tule r- iievfil of
t a.!! rouiftil ilif -t .- torf, M'ul was lej.mjy, inniie
r t..w--v'.'! . .i!ia.-!. t,-tB. 1 liHik wia
'. -up:-: ii a " cr oi:f yt-ar anil a liit'. but
fur,-. J v, on! to t ,v. or three lsci.."-s but iKn-urt..
1 f::iji'....i .raise ii.v t:t rn cka KEMEi.ir to.i
tiiiirli. 1 li-.-y have matte mv .sl;in ascitarntitl
lr: tV'.iti: M-.tit s as a baby's. Ait 1 use-.l o them i
tva? tiiuc b.xiLN ol t tiTK t'liA. and tliree bottles
of I tin rt:.v liK.-ui.vKKT. and two cakes tffiri
ci !:aSo.vi. If yoti had been hero and ?a:d yoti
would haxe cuieil ine for SiiOo.uo yon wotibl nave
had tho money 1 loojtcd like'the iiiffjic in
ytur l-oek. of lorlasis (picture lum.ber ttvo!'
How to Cure Skin Diseases") but now 1 t.m as
any i;Tson ever was. Throuah force of habit I
rub n;y haails over luy legs and ara a to ficratch
once in a while, but o ao purpose. 1 am all well
i. scratched twei.ty-eii'ht years, and it got to be a
iiiid oi accoi.:! r.u'.ere to me. i t ha air von a thous
and liuies. Anything mora that you want to
know v rite me, or any one that reads this may
write to me and I will answer it.
nK.s:;i DOwxixG.
WATiiUBrEV, Vt , Jot; with, 1S.N7.
l niasis; Kci:ia. Tcltc", l:it.KWor;n, I.!ch?u,
I'nir'.tiiK, Sell lica.i, Milk fritat,. lianilrull", Har-b.-rs',
(lioce.'s, and Wa1 hrrw omens' Itch, and
every s;.L-cie ot Itching, liuiiiin-, fc'c-.ley. ri:n
p! llnmi,r tf t:ie Skin and Scalp ami Wood
with loss of hair, are puKirivtly cured by Ct'Ti-
IRA. I he great ,.-ki;i Cure, and t"tT:eeitASOAi- an
t-Xfjiiiite f-km lit'aiilliicr extei indT. v.iiea .;.-
sieiaus Mid all oilier remedies fail.
Sold eveiy wiicrc. I'rice, Cvtici ra, tOc; Soap.
ij; iEsoi.ve.'.t, 5l: l'n paredby the Futteb Iirco
AND ( Hli!!CAI. ISostOll HOSS.
's.-end tot ' Hoi to Cure skin IKscaiies" C4
l-a'.-s, yj ilius'.ratiotis 10J testimonials.
Fjyi'Llis, lilaekhead, chaiped and oily skii
tpreveti.ed !y e'eni ii:a .v.eiucathh Soap
m imm
utile die Cuticiira
tin Planter re.icves
ioieionatic, r
Sciatin, Stf i.Un, Sbarp,
ii.i mtvous i nn ?, Mnuris aii'i weakness, lhe
nTs.t and only pain killing l'laster, iot ts.
1 1 EM XilT vie; Kit-
lur Cioekery, Gla.'s.vare, China,
I.-tni;s -le.vefi, Tin wares and l!an:es, at
W.C Kyler X- Co.'k, No. 12 Vatton Av
enue, Ajheviile, N. C. I argost stock
and lowest prices ! Dailv receiving new
foods direct from Faelories and eeliing
both wholes?le and retail. EB- Sole
J Agents for the Celebrated "Farmer Girl"
it oek Move, tiie leatter ol them ail. tall
! and see our bargain 5e. and 10c. counters.
W. C. Keller & Co,
No. 12 Patton Avenue, Asheville, N. C.
It Should bo Civncrally Known
that the multitude of diseases of a scroful
ous n ature generall y p roceed from a torpid
condition of the liver. The blood becomes
impure because the liver docs not act
proprly and work off the poison from
the system, and the certain results are
blotches, pimples, eruptions, swellings,
tumors, ulcers, and kindred affections, or
settling upon the luriss and poisoning
their delicate tissues, until ulceration,
breaking down, and consumption is
established. Dr. Pierce's "Golden Med
ical Discovery" will, by acting upon the
liver and purifying the blood, cure all
these diseases. d&wlw
LOCtG T77m2sTrr.
WALNUT, POPLAR & ASH.
Flooring1, Ceiling, Weather-Boarding
AND ALL KINDS OF
LUMBER .FOR SALE.
RIDGE LUMBER CO-,
ASHEVILLE JUNCTION, N. C.
Uest P. O.
Mrs. Clara E. Tyler, of Philadel
phia, recently died from the effects
of ;i ii injury received while Jon her
way to call upon Gov. Lee, of Vii
ginia. She was extremely anxious
to contribute to the statue of Gen.
Robert E. Lee. In her dying mo-
ments her eyelids raised and she
softly murmured, "I must pass to see
Gov. Lee,"' and again repeated,
must i;a:,s to see Gov. Lee."
V.'t'.en a colli or other cause cheeks the
operation of tl:e seeretive organs, their
natural healthy action should be restor
ed by the use of Ayei's Pills, and inflam
matory material thereby removed from
the system. Much serious fiekness and
siitli'iinsr might b.' jirevented by thus
promptly ci.-rreetin! those slight derange
ments that, otherwise, oten develop into
settled disease. t4
j Xt. w I5a F:iiJli.
j I had bafcn tr-.u'uled All winter with
r,.';.,f frr,m T--mn!..o r.w-mnv,OT,rUvl V.v
Druis's and I'hytieians. At the same
lime I was advertising Dr. Bosanks's
Cough and Lung Syrup. I had little
faith but thought to try it as a last resort.
How I believe even more than they tell
me of its ctir.tive qualities. From the
news, EHzabetbtown, Ky. Sold by II.
- I-yons. 'p 13 dwlw
L&rpo st nek ol Woolen Dress Goods
aud Ulark Sii".:s juaL in.
at Whulock's.
The G;v.::d U:,'r.b!ie Cigars, to be
found at the I'ioneer Saloon, is made of
the iinest lor.;; Havana tiller and Suma
tra wrapper, and Fold under a bona tide
guarantee, cannot be surpassed in this
market.. tf
The Invrs of pure corn whiskey can
find no better than at Bob Jones', The
bf.t wines a i l liquors can also be found
there. tf
Lare stock of fir.e
white, Scarlet Camel's
Underwear in
Hair Cashmi'ie
and various kimi
IJUSt in,
at Wuitlock's.
Fresh fish, c!a:ns, shrimps and oysters
received every d ay at Turner Sc Bron
son'i; saioon, tvel! paeked in ice. Hotels
and boarding houses can make special
rales for obtaining? the same, and private
families furnished n order. tf
I.arire stuck of Rubber Goods fur La
dies, Misses and nu n just in,
at Wuitlock's.
"RiT'On and after d.Ue the Pioneer Kar,
'2 S. Main t, will mako no bills selling
itr.ctly ior cash, except by special agree
ment. By this means I can handle bet
ter troods.
ti R. R. JostF.
I.arL'e and varied stuck i f W.joleu and
Merino Unde-wear lor Ladies, Misses
and Gentlemen. at Hhitlock s.
Handsome Myks in Carpel, Rugs, Art
Squares, Oil Cloths, eC-c.
oiil,oulf II. REDWOOD & CO.
i& Indigestion,
flsicklieadaciie,
r' Constipation,
82$? Inactive Liver
The merchant planning bus'.ne s schemes;'
The preacher struggling through his theme.-;
The statesman in assembly halls;
The broker w ild w i.li "puts and cU,"
To c,..'. Hi" Jtlnvl snd brace the mind.
Will "'A lilt V NT'S LL'!'Z1C safest find
oct 23 deod&w Cmos
L, DOUGLAS
I GENTLEMEN
The only S3 SEAMLESS!
111 iU UI 1(1, hivu-
out tiirks or nails.
Finest Calf, perfect fit,.
a. hi wiirramuu. tDUrvstS y
linttnn nft T, nil tV
Btyics toe. as siynsav
mn'i uurauie as iitose
costing $o or $6. Koysi
an wear ine ,
L. DOUiiLASj
msAII tuisHd fla bottom of aaeh Bbo.l
"W. t. IOUtiLA9 .60 SHOE Is unex
celled for heavy wear. If not sold by your dealer
write W.L.. DOUGLAS, Brockton. Mas.
ansj'i
piOR SALE,
The Enie Tlrng Sloie iu Brevaid. The only
drug s tc.re in the county. Will pelt cheap fo:
cash. For particulars apply to
C. K. FAB11EK,
ma!5 'diwtf Krevard, N. C.
i rroji sale.
Kentucky Horse fastest and best saddle horse
In Asheville. Come and Bee the horse. Informa
tion oUained b calling at office of the Asheville
Coal Company", foot Haywood St., or rail road
erosetifc .. oct!3d3t
ALU ABLE FARM ON HOMINY FOE SALE.
ltHI tViti farm wham T now roAlrta nn
HomiiTf , MmUinlBf 85 acres, half of it the finest
Mnb-Widg. Good dwelling: and outhouses on
tbiSya? ApplytO W.H. JONES.
oct Irl ' Hominy, N. C.
F
OK t ALE.
Threc'lhorouehbred Mares of fine tyle and
action, .tlegant sadd'e horses registered in
Brace's 6tua Book, two broken to harness.
JNO. A. WILLI AMP, Jr.,
July IBS CiTrzKM office.
ILaipg'esil; tock
s
Ever seen in any Store in Western North Carolina.
IB
t w
s..
From four-years up to Four-Hundred Pounders. Home-Made
( Shoes Always on Hand.
"V. TV JT
111 Lb
oct 20 dim
Tl'onderful Cures.
W. D. Hoyt & Co., 'Vholesalo and Re
tail Druggists of Rome, Ga., savs : We
have Leen selling Dr. King's New Dis
covery, Electric Bitters aBd Bucklen's
Arnica Salve for two years. Have never
handled remedies tht sell as well, or
give such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several
cased- of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use ol a few
bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery,
taken in connection with Electric Bitters,
We guarantee them always. Sold by
II. II. Lvons.
"Doctor, why do eo many people look
pale, and weary, and sallow, and feel
languid?" "Because their liver dots
ot act."'
Take lhe old reliable Dr. Hart's Liver
Pills and you'll feel like being made
anew. Your appetite will improve, your
sleep will be sounder, your indices! ii n
will be etired.'your complexion will clear
up; in fact, a transformation of the whole
system will take place, and you will feel
that life is worth living. All for the sum
of 25 cents per boy.
One Lived, the Other Died.
A woniau formerly our slave is now onr cook.
About eighteen months ago Bhe became sickly
and had a cough and was confined to bed, and
it was thought that she had consumption. The
treatment by physicians failed to give relief
In December. 1884, a node or the size of a goose
egg formed just above the pit of the stomach,
wliich when lanced discharged matter for 8 or
9 months. One of these also formed under
her 6i-ni, and three on her back, which dis
charged matter for a considerable time. For
six months of this tuno Bhe was conQned to the
house, -and most of tho time in bed. The
stomach often refused food, by rejecting what
she had eaten. She used a great deal of
medicine, but failed to oe ciued. I bought
one bottle of our 11. B. B. (made in Atlanta,
Oa.) and gave it to her and she commenced to
improve. I then bought aud gave her three
bottles more, and she continued to improve
and iu two months' time her cough bad ceased,
her constitution strengthened, appetite and
digestion good, all discharges ceased, nodes or
kuots disappeared and she went to work
apparently healthy and fattened up greatly.
This woman had a married sister of near
same ago who was affected iu precisely the
same way aud about the same tune. She had
node or knot on pit of stomach, back, etc.
She did not take any B. B. B. and the node on
her stomach ate through to the cavity. She
continued on the decline "and wasted away,
and finally died.
There were two terrible cases of blood poi
sou, one used B. B. B. aud was speedily cur
edthe other did not use it and died. It is
most assuredly a most wonderful blood purifier.
I vcfer to merchants of this town.
Yours truly,
W. T. Eobisson.
Tishahee, Ala., Hay 1, 18S6.
A SHERIFF liEI.EASED.
For a period of sixteen years I have beec
aulicted with catarrh of the head which baffled
the use of all medicines usod. Seeing the
advertisement of B. B. Bn I purchased and
used six or seven bottles, and although used
irregularly faave received great relief, aud re
commend it as a good blood purifier.
Signed) J. K. Hclcosibe, Jr.
Sheriff of Haralson county, Ga.
All who desire full information about the
cause aud cure of Blood Poisons, Scrofula and
Scrofulous Swellings, Ulcers, Sores, Bheuma
tism, Kidney Complaints, Catarrh, etc., can
secure by mail, frier a cdpy of our 32 page
IlluntmtfOd - Doolj' cf Vondera, filled with the
most wonderful and.".tarthng proof ever be
fore known. Address,
BLOOD BALM CO.,
toctl Atlanta, Oat
P! nnd Whtafccy Har-
ltictiredat home with
, I out pain. Book of par.
a tlcuiars Bent ' a. tais.
', B. M.WOOLLEY, M.1J.
AUuuio, a.i Office &i Whitehall 6.
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THE; VILLA
CIIANrtED HAND'S-:
MRS. K. V, HTJLIjAND hag taken charge of
tne VILLA, corn IT oi unywura ami r Luiiaiu
Btreets. as a BOA RUING HOUSE, and is now
prepared to accommodate boarders.
oct iv an
LADIES', MEN'S,
an CHILDREN' SHOES.
MANIT fACTUBKD BY
BAY- i7FATJS.SpOE & LEATHER CO.
Nntw hottAr for (service.
BEARDEN. RANKIN & CO.,
oct9dtf i 55 Son lb Mil tt
WANTED. Agents In every town ana vlllag)
to sell our Ac w Christians Books, (5,
selling firm 50 cts .to 13.50. One woman with a
family writes that fine avar&sed S7.00 a day last
ir from flentemlar until Christmas. One new
acent made $1'25 ii 6lx weeks. One sold 55 toe
first wees In a villi ge of onlv SCO. Try it in your
school district II mi more, i ou cau m&iteirom
$'25 to J-W. 1 D. E LUTHER,
(KaTfhitcliitll at., Atlanta. Ga.
oc 6-Tn&S3wASr .
m fillip
out
(EcHmttg' IFimirialgMm!
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Hats, Caps, Trunks and Valises.
Everybody wears Levy's $3.00 Home-Matle Shoes.
M. LEVY, 19 South Main street,
BOOTS AND SHOES
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New
A truth worth knowing if you are going to buy a SUIT for Winter, or an OYEliCOAT,
We are the only manufacturers of Clothing in western Carolina,
Which enables us to save purchasers at leass 25 per cent. Our Stock is complete in
Men's, Youths' and Boy's Clothing,
Also a full and select line in FURNISHING GOODS and HATS,! and a ''"beautiful line of Sain
pies for Custom-made Work always on hand. A perfect lit guaranteed, and the suit ready in six day
from tho time the order is given.
Earl & Wilson's Collars and CuilW always in stock. Can savo money by coining to see us.
W. S. IIECHT, Manager. S. iBR JLb'MLA-IN".
septU-Sm BALT. CLOTHING HOUSE, 10 Pattou Avenue.
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Scientific Heating and Ventilating Engineers, Plumbers, Gas and
Steam Fitters, Tinners Roofing, Guttering and General Jobbing.
Agents for Bartlett's Improved Warm Air Furnace ; also for Merchant & Co.'s Star Ventilator.
We are Prepared to Furnish all Kinds of Gas Fixtures.
All of our workmen are first-class, having had from 10 to 12 years experience in their trades, and we
guarantee satisfaction. Plans, specifications and estimates furnished on application. Persons having
worK to uo m our lino would do
R
EMOVAL!
llavine removed mv shon to North Main street.
No. one door north of Lindner's tin shop, I
am now fully prepared to do all manner ol work
In repairing; Cluns, Pistols, Locks, Trunks aud
Valises. Give me a call. Look out fur the hi.'
gun and lock. A. W. LINDSEY.
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OR SALE.
The finest pair ef thoroueh bred Kentucky
marcs, the fastest and handsomest pony for
children ana tae oeet Drose pair ot steers.
Apply to H. H. LYONS,
se 23 dtf Asheville, N. C.
pOR BENT.
I will rent to satisfactory parties upon reason
able terms either or both ol the following places
in the city of Asheville; my new residence on
Merrimon Avenue, containing twenty rooms,
well furnished, having all necessary out-houses,
wifiin a convenitnt distance of the public square,
situated In beautiful grounds, supp.led wit a
excellent water and a cood gaiden aud most
admirably adapted Tor boarders.
My house t corner of Patton and French
Broad Avenues called "Collins House," contain
ing nine rooms, having good water and all
necessary outbuildings. Also near public square
and attractive to boarders.
Oct 7 dtl M. J. FAGG.
W. 0. WOLFE, "
DEALER IN
Monuments
AND
Tombstones.
The largest assortment In the State. Prices
lower than ever. I guarantee satisfaction. I
Invite persons at a distance to come and examine
my Btoca or write me, slating luiiy wnat . is
wanted. I also deal in all kinds of Cements,
and Piaster!. Iron Fences. Vases. Columns, and
Fronts for stoma and all taingg pertaining to
that business.
Ware Room and Office in tke Welte Building,
8. f. Qpurt Squ are, A shevilla, N. C.
oct 18 a&wSnos
of (DflottDninu
iVtain st.
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well to sec us before contracting.
NO. 8 SOUTH WATER
THE
AslievilleMusieHo use
K0. 35 NORTH MAIN STRE T.
SdlH,
Exchanges, Ketiairs
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' Times
The IlenfuUl (Berlin) Pianos, im
ported specially for my trade.
ine Jliiekennr, tne old slaiKluril.
The Mason it Hamlin, that needs tun-
inr but every two years.
lhe -MathusIicN: and Anon Pianos.
The best Orsau in the world the
Mason & Hamlin and next the cele
brated Wilcox & White.
Sold on monthly or quarterly install
ments.
One Price to all.
Correspondence bin s as cheap as per
sonal purchase.
Catalogues and price lists free on ap
plication. J. FALK.
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GEORGE A. GLARK,
SOLE AGENT.
The BEST and POPCXiAB
Sewing Thread of Modern Times.
BEWABE OF HITTATIOS,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT FOR SALE BY
BREVAHD &, BLANTONi
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
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Boots and
STREET, ASHEVILLE, N. C.
J W. CORTLAND,
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S. E. Cor. I'tdillo Sijh 'are, Main ti.,'
Has for salt
IMPROVED
AND
UN I M PROVED PKOPERT 1
IX THE
CITY OF ASAEVILLE
AND
SURROUNDING COUNTRY.
Iiuildinir Lots on various roads
in the jyrowinjr Xorth-Western
section of Asheville. On the tT
enue opening into Riverside
Pakk, unci the Xeav Drive lead
ing to the Fkexcii Broad River,
also on the Richmond Hill eoad.
J. YV. Cortland,
Real Estate Broker.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA FOR THE WESTERN
DISTRICT OI" NORTH CAROLINA.
Eastern Hand ol Cherokee Indians,
AKUinst - r-
Win. H. Thomas, Vm. Jobis'ioii, J. E. Carpenter,
et als
NOTICK TO DEFENDANT J. E. Carpenter.
Yon will lake notice that a rule (minted bjrthis
Court upon yun iu the tboce entitled cause to
show caue if any you have why a writ of in
junction should not issue to restrain you or youi
agents or employees from disjKisintr of or in any
wise inferferriiig with certain Black Walnut logs
cut by yon or your agents or employees upon the
lands of the s:id Eastern Band of Cherokee
Indians in North Carolina is returnable before
this Couit at a Term thereot to be held at Ashe
rille on the First Monday in November next, at
which time a motion will be made in the said
proceeding lor the injunction aforesaid, aud also
lor the appointment of a receiver to tako
possession and soil the tald property.
.1. K. KEEIJ Clerk
,se20 i'6w ver C. U. iiooie, LepnlX
IN THE CIRCUIT COUiiT OF THE UNITED
1 STATES OF AMERICA FOH THE WEiTERN
DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Eastern .Hand of Cherokee Indians,
Against
Wm. II. TU )raa, Via. Jolmsto J. E. Carpenter,
et als.
NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS,
T. U. JicPherson, J. C. Peabody and T. E Gilbert
You will tr.ke notice that a rule Kranted by this
Court upon you in he above entitled csuse to
show cause if any you have why a writ ot in
junction should not issue to restrain you or your
ageutsor employees and each ol yon from work
ijitr. operating, mining and collecting gold or
other minei als from the bed ot the Ocono'.uft
river within the boundaries of the land of the
Fasten) Hand of Cherokee Indians of North Car
olina plaintitls, is returnable before this Conr
at a Term thereof, to be held at Asheville on thr
First Monday iu November next at which time
motion will be made in the said proceeding
the injunction aforesaid.
J. E. KEED, C erk
eeSO d6w l V- C. B Moore, Deputy