North Carolina Newspapers

T ! - f ' x It. ASHfclVILLK CITIZEN. K. M. FCRMAN. lORDAN STONE, J. l. CAMEKON, Editors. WED'SDAV MORNIXG. MAR. 7, 1883. THE GOVERNORSHIP. The Citizen is not lees concerned than other papers in the State that there should ! a proper selection of a Democratic candidate for Govern nor, but it has bten in no haste to indicate its prfferances. The clioici covers a wide field; and a toons; tlx many named there is not one we would not very earn estly sunnoit. But this section of Western North Carolina has no axe to grind. If it had, it would prefer to defer all action to the wisdom of the convention. The harmonious action of that body will be best se cured by the untrammeled voice of the delegates who go free to select from among the good names that will be presented, and making their choice, enter upon the campaign free from the acrimony sure to be engendered by the effort to main tain pledges previously-made, and declarations previously announced. The pledge the Citizen makes is that it will -support, unreservedly , cordially and laboriously whatever the convention resolves upon. TIMELY REMINDERS. The Democratic party of this State, of the whole South in fact, is under det-p obligation to the Raleigh Xcus-Observer of the 2nd for the ad mirable article, "A Word With Young Mm." It is a resume of the history of parties in the South 6ince the war up to the period when the back-bone of opprtfsion and un constitutional measures was broken, and the current of law, justice and fraternal relations resumed their course. f he article is addrtssedto young men, but with equal benefit might be read by the elders. The first had no experience of the dark and dis mal days of the transition period. They needed the information to give then warning of dangers they may incur by ignorance of the teachings of the past. Many of the others seem to have forgotten their experience altogether, jnd in the order, peace, prosperity and equal justice to all of the present, seem to regard the enjoyment of those things as their normal right and condition. They iorget the sacrifices at which these things were won; the fearful struggle by which the burden of oppression was thrown off; the mighty effort by which the spell of the carpet-bagger was broken ; the superhuman effort by which the white man resumed his rightful ascendancy in the affairs of the State. It seems to be forgotten that dur ing that baleful period the white men f the State were disfranchised, that the newly liberated freedmen were endowed with unlimited right of .-uffrage, that they were headed by a rapacious and vindictive horde of Northern adventurers, to whom were joinedjmanybad natives of the State eager to embrace the opportunity to advance their own political or personal fortunes; that in doing this taxation was laid upon people utterly impoverished by the results of the war, the credit of the State pledged to a burden it would require generations to lift, the evi dences of that credit squandered among those who had issued them," and the whole Stale disgraced at home and dishonored abroad by the very parties entrusted with the exercise of its sovereign power. In addition to this every present avail aMe resource was seized and dissi pated, railroad and bank stock, sold for what they would bring in the tnarKet, and the sacred school fund exchanged for worthless bonds, di vided as spoil among the shameless plunderers. Added to this the condition of the white population in the eastern countits was most deplorable. They were absolutely under negro domin ion; negro magistrates presided oyer their courts ; negro sheriffs and con stables executed the laws ; negro commissioners apportioned taxa tion; and to sustain them in all their nefarious practices, Republi can judges, some of infamous char acter, some of them carpet baggers, gat in the higher tribunals of justice se called. Every county was under the heel of despotism of the most odious kind, every county was loaded down with debt it bad no prospect ot paying, every county treasuiy was open to plunder at the hands of greedy and dishonest officials; aDd in i lie aggregate thevhole State waB in a pitiable condition of vas salage to an inferior race and to Jan unprincipled interloper. Bad as war was, it seemed prefer able to such peace. - In war, men were free, abiding the chances of battle ; in peace, they had become Blaves,.their hope of freedomresting nly on that manly resolution and In "omitable love of liberty that never desert'the Anglo SaxoD." In 1869-70 the Democrats under took the work of deliverance and accomplished it; and under their counsels and policy North Carolina has emerged from tha condition of ft down-trodden province into that of a sovereign Stale, richer, more populous, more prosperous than ever before. Forgetting all this.even those into whose soul the iron had entered seemed to have conspired to bring about a restoration of the evil d.-.ys At the last State election only the blunders of the opposition saved the State from complete Repub can ascendancv. With that would have come a Republican judi cian, the overthrow of the present system of county govern ment, and the restoration of negro domination where it would have been most disastrous. Then would have come the arrest of prosperity, the stoppage of public works, tht halt in enterprize, the paralysis to industry, and the blight to private fortune. Remembering that the principles ol the party are unchanged and that its purposes are indomitable. Democrats should look well to it that no local dissensions, no clash ing of personal ambition, no iirec oncilable rivalries shall interpost to foster the hopes of the republi cans, abundantly watchful and in dustrious to avail themselves of the errors of their enemy. The campaign is close at hand. Let Democrats be.on guard. At ah early iay we . 11 publish the excellent and instructive article of the News-Observer. The members Of the Roumanian Cabinet have tendered their resig nations. M. W. Washburn's box manufac tory on Magazine street, New Or leans, was burned Monday. Loss 820,000. Wonderful Cures. V. D. Iloyt & i n., 'Vholeeale and Re tail Druggists of Rome, (ia., savs : We have been sellinsi r. King's New Dis covery, Klectnc: Hitters and Iincklen's Arnica Salve for two years. Have never handled remedies th.t soil aa well or give such universal satisfaction. There have been some wonderful cures efiected by these medicines in this c ty, Several cased of pronounced Consumption have been entirely wired by use ot a few bottles of Dr. Ki.i's New Discovery, tanen in connection with Electric Bilt'Ts. We guarantee them always. Sold bv H. II- Lyons. A Sew Firsl-C'Jas RESTAURANT Just Opened Under Redwood's Store. 1'ATTON AVENUE, AMIEVILLE. If. C. Fish, Oysters, GaTe. Kvciythiner this or any market ct! .r.is. n-rve in best style, at reasonable rates. Ileal served at all IiotarK A First-Class Cook is engaged. (Vive n e a Call 9dtf T.. I. SUMNER Chambers & Weaver, Livery, Feed;& Sale Stable. Willow street, between Swann&nna Hoie and Methodist church. Oflice:G2 Slain s not 2 doors below poat"ftlcc. Uet er equipped than ever with the latent styles of vehu-lCH and a nice lot of saddle horses. Telephone No. 54. Uorses ou hand for Hale at all times. W. H.. LEA, Havinr bought out the Spot Cash Store, good will anil all, and bought a big stock ot Dry Goods, dress goods, notions, hats, boots, .shoes, domestics, Tennessee wool, jeans, &c, will soil cheap and good goods, I have it big lot ot home made plaids. Also," the C. E. Graham & Co. home made Shoes of all kinds kept on hand. I have a boy's wool hat for 3oc ; a good man's still' hat lor $1,243 5 a good broad-brim fur hat at $1 ; a black beaver hat -at $1.25; a man's full stock boot $1.74:?. A big stok of underwear, over shirts, &c. W. H. LEA, Successor to Howell &Lea, NO. 17 NORTH.MAIN ST., Just Received! BY THE W. C. KULLEIt CO., No. 12 Patton Avenue, The choicest lot cf Japanese Goods, ever brotht to this country, connoting of all the latest KtyleR and patterns of Vases, Tea Pott.. Jars, Bowls, Dishes, Pitchers. Setts, etc , etc. We especially invite the attention of the Ladies to our Pot- Ponrri, or Tea Rose of Japan, the finest and best perfumery of which any know ledge exists: also to our assortment of Jar for nreservinu rose-leaves. Make your homes beautiful and attractive by selecting vour ornamental goods frorn our latest impoitations. We are headquarter for all roods in our line, and gvtannUe lotvest prices. We have the largest and beet selected BtocK of both useful and ornamental goods in our line, and will take pleasure in snowing von through our assortment. Yours for Barg ains, THE v. C. KEl.LKrt. CO.. No. 12 PattonAvenne INFANTILE SKIN DISEASES Our oldest child, now lx years of ago, when aa infant six months old wasaliacked with a viru lent, nia'.igi ant skin disease. All ordinary re medies railing, we nailed oar family physician, whoattenipted to cure it; but it spread with al mos' incred ble rapidity, until the lower portion of the little fellow's pers-n, from the middle of his bai k down to his knees, wa o e solid rash, ugly, painful, blotched, and malicious. We bad no et at night, no peace by day. Finally, we were advised to try the Cuticura Remkdiks. The effect was simply marvellous. In three or four weeks - complete cure was wrought, leaving th li'tle iellow'8 person aj white and healthy aa hough he had never been attacked. In my opinion your valuable remedies saved his life, and to day ha 1 a strong, healthy cfalld, peifectly ell no repetition of t.le disense having ever occurred. GEO. B SMITH, Att'v at Law rod Ex-Pros. Att'y, Ashland, O. Reference J. G. Weist, Druggist, t abland, O. Thonsands or Children Are born -'nto the worid every day with some eo zematoits affection, such as milk crus", soall head, seurt, ordamlruir, sure to develop into an agoniz ing eczema, the itehiug.burning, and disfiguration of which make life a prolonged torture unless properly treated. A w m oath with Cutlcura Sop, an exqisite Sain ISi'.iutifier, and a single application of Cuti cura t c tireat Skin Cure, with a little Cuticu a Resolvent, .he New Blood Furrier, are often suf fi dent to arrest the progress of the disease, and point to a speedy and iermanen cure. Hence, no mother who loves her children, who tikes pride in their beauty, purity, and health, and in bestowing npon them a child's greatest inheritance. a skid without a blemish, aud a boiy nourished by pure nlood. should fail to mane trial of the Cuticora Remedies. Sold every whe-p. Price. Cctictra, 50c ; Soap, 25c.; Kslvent, SI. Prepa-ed bv the Pottek Ditro ANl iikuicaI. Co., Boston, Mass. WSetid for "How to Cure Skin Dieaes," 64 pages, 50 illustrations, aud 100 lestimon als. SASV ig Skin and Sca'p preserved and beautified by I'tT'rus MK DIC AT ED &OAP. HOW 511 SIDE ACITES! .chlng Sides and Back. Hip. Kidney and L'tlTine Pains, Rheumatic, Sciatic, Neur- Ii4'-ft In ono mliintc by the 4'nlicnrn Anli-l'nln IMustr. The first and only pa:n killing plaster. 25cents. The French steamer LnNorman die, whi'jh arrived at New York, Monday morning, from Havre, was detained at quarantine on account of a case of small pox in the steer age. In lSriHT, And to the Point. Dyspepsia is areadful. Disordered 'lver is misery. Indirection is a foe to good nature. The human digestive apparatus is one of the mo6t complicated and wonderful things in existence. It is easily put out of order. Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food, had cookery, mental worry, late hours, irrejrular habits, and many other things which ouirht not to be, have made the American people a nation of dyspeptics. Unt Greeivs August Flower has done a wonderful work in reforming this sad business and making the American peo ple so healthy that they can enjoy their meals and he heppy. KhidchiIk r : No hnppines without health, l'.iif (irven's August Flower briags htailli and happiness to the dysp'-piic. Ask our druggist for a bo:tle. Scventv-tive cents. Watson & Farinklt Ileal Estate Agents, Head carefully ! Think well ! Now act wisely and buy you a home in Ashe- viile irom atsox oc arixiioi.t. 100 Splendid Lots For sale ! Situated in every part of the city .Make your own selection at once, ami you will never rejrret it I Stranger ! ( ;o to Watson & Fakixhoi.t and they will siiow von bargains m business property, residence property, improved ami unimproved property. Investors ! If you wish to invest in property. WAT.-oXtV 1-AKlXllOI.T Will SllOW VOU property in which there will be no risk in buying. For it will certainly advance in price. To Renters! One splendid store house for rent. Kesiilcnces and other houses for rent Special attention given to renting and collecting rents, &C. Watson and Farinholt. ASIIEVILLK, N. C. One Price Store. A arg'i and very attractive lne ol Men's :im Hoys' Suits and Overcoats, rci.tripg lr :n low priced goods to some ti'.hi.' vtrv tine. M fissures taken for A. Raymond & Co.', NVw York Tailors, and a tit guaranteed, -on-.pli-r- i.ow ready fr inspection. Dress Goods and Trimmings, all grades an excellent stock. riain and Fancy Velvets, Plushes, Silks, Surahs, Rhadames, Satins, &c. - . Best possible valu in Carpets, A 't Squares, Rugs, Oil-Cloths, Upholstery Goods. Towels, Napkins, Coverlets, Lin en Damask, Blankets, &c, Ziegler Bros.', Merriam & Tyler's, Morgan Bros.' and Stokley's Shoes for ladies, misses and children. Banister's and Zicgler's Fine Shoes for men. . Packard & Grover's celebrated "$2.50" and "2.1 9" Shres for men, and the cor responding grade for boys. Rubber Goods in great variety. Derby Hats, Pi lk Hats, Soft Hats, and Caps. Merino and Wool Underwear, Hosiery Gloves. Collars and Cuffs, Iiuchings Scarfs, Ties, Ribbons, Corsets, Buttons, Braids.and ranc? uooasand Small wares generally. Shirts and Drawers, Collars and Cuffs, Scarfs, Gloves, Umbrellas, Rubber Goods Trunks, Bags, &c. We are offering special valn3 in Wraps of all grades for ladies, misses and children. Domestic?, Prints, Ginghams, Cotton and Wool Flannels, Cassimeres (embrac ing fine qualities), Kentucky Jeans, Kerseys, &c. H. Redwood 8s Co., Nob. 7 A 9 Fatten Avenue, oct 9 dtf T in.ngfg Te-welrsr Store, MAIN STREET. ASH EVI LLE. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. W. W. JONES. GKORQK A. SHCFORD JONES & SHUFORD, Attorneys at Law, ASHEVILLE, - - - N. C. Practice In the Superior Conrts o Wen tern North Jar"lina. the Supreme Court of the State, and the Federal CO'-rtM at Asheville. Office in Johnston Building, where one member of the firm can always be tound. nov 11 dlvear J A. WATSON, 11. D. " OFFICE HOUtlS- 9 to 10 A. M. NO. 30 PATTON AVENUE, 2 to 8 P. M. Asheville, N. C. se 10-dtf pill A L,ES CARTER. 31- n., (W . .. ' ur rice. .i r.tiivii Practice limited to Dlse.ises of the Ear, Nose, Throat, Heart, Luugs ondStamach. oct 21 dim i ENRY HAROW1CKE ,' Attorney at Law, Asheville. N. C Will practice in all the courts of the Statu. Collections of clalirs a specialty. Office ith Sheriff in Court House. iau4-dtl 7 ALTER W. VANDIVER. f f Jtloruty-al'Aaia, ASHEVILLE, - - NO. A. Practices, in the courts of estcrn North aro liua. Collection of claims, in auy part of the Siate.a specia.ty. juiaydtf OGER J. PAGE, Attorney at I.im , ASHEVILLE, S. C. Practices ia all the Courts, State and Federal jan 14 dtf rpHOS. A. JONES, Attorney at Law ASHEVILLE, X. C, oct22-lysw Office with Pav'dson i Mtt T. H. COBB, Attorney acrt Counsellor nt Law, Office in Burnett building. North side Public . bquare, A S H F V I L L E, N. C. Practices in all Conrts, State and Federal, jan 22 dly J OSEPH S. ADAMS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Office in Law Building, adjoining First National Bank, ASHEVILLE, X. C. Pi acticcs in all courts, State aud Federal, sept 7 1 year Jfl T. MERIWETHER. M. D. Oilice and residence : Ni. JS) Batiey siroet, Telephone Xo. S5. Oilie huurs: Si A. M. to 10 A M. 1 P. M to S P. M. J P. M. to P M. Culls may be leU at Lyons', Grant's and Wood cock's drug stores. dec M dun HHAULE.S A. XIOORE, Attorney and Counsellor at l.a c ASHEVILLE, N. C. Practices in the I'uitou Suites circuit and IX;. triot Courts at Ashtvillc. Siatesville, Charlott and Greensboro; in the Supreme Couci a! eigb and in the Court, of the fwt ivi.li Judii iai bit triet of the stale ol North Carolina. Strtal attr.s'i'in ijiTeu to'.iee.tion ' olMn.t J Ail K.N BfJRkoi amievili.k; N. c. Office ovo: Po-areli j. snidt .'f. Si2f Kefi:dec;e i::,rr -' ':-'. Woodfin Htr-.-'-ts de lb-ly THEG. t DAVi.'iSOS lis (S. MHT VAV!i)SON .6 MARTIS if torueM A- CounMtlarD t-l.isw Abhbvillb, N. C. Will :irActlc. in the Sth and 9th Judical Disrr:c-.' and :n the Supreme Court of Nurth ("ardlina, n In tU3 Federal Oourtsof Ue Western "is;r!nto: Noith Carolina. Refer to the Bank of AaheTilleJ sepl8-sw4w6m DENTAL CARDS. D r. it. f. utitnu: ox, SI'RGK.O I K X T I ST. office nooMs: Over L. Muni.sv's store. I'atlon Avenue, se 13-Hi'n! B H. I)OCGl..f 8. t) Iental Room over irnt .1- P.os. brrv s store. residence in seme butldii-g V-hev'! Ieb2-w&sw Diug . N. C OR. R. B. REEVES, 0. 0. S., Office in W:e Conntd'v Iiniliiins. over KedwoodV store. T'stton Avenue, ASHEVHXK. s ( . 1 Persona navmo artuiciai wois .lone, afitr rvlncr it two nr thrie weeks. If not sallsile'l, can return Hand tb mone- will te refunded, il 1 ' ITichois & Gudger, U'iil Estate Agpriis Xo. IO 9fcl.iid Itl'ildiiitr, offer for sale tit reasonable prieea and on ta terms: One f Room House and Lot on Hill street. 7 ' " " Char'otte f-t. " 5 Twos Ones " S Two 4 One to " 6 " 8 " 9 "10 Spruce on N. Main East tVilli.im Woodlln Orange College rhestimt Also honpes for KENT on Charlotte, So 1 if. William and Woodfin streets. We also offer fit a bargain nice nniroproved lots oa Vance, liaiky. College, v est, Nor'li Main, East. aud iVnodliu streets and Merriiiion Avenue A Hue Park overlooking ren ;h Bn ad River. Capable ot lidivisiou liito quire a nun.lKT o beautiful building lots Splendid drives, ilc. A beautiful place of 30 acres on Beavcrdaw rood. ! wo miles oat of town Very cheap tor cash Several very fine gross and tobieo farms in Madison and UuLcnmbe connt'es. Verv access able to the rail read. Also a lot of Madison and Buncombe county. erji annuM 6 per cent, lwerest Lennnz bonds -a saic and sp endid invest-- ent dec 1.1 dfimos ESTABLISHED IX 1863. - TheRichinond Locomotive AND . 9Iacliine Works, RICHMOND, - VIRGINIA Saeeasora to THE TANUEK A DELANEY ENGINE CO. lKht Locomotives, Kogines, Boilers, Paw MOls and Heavy Machine. Bend for Catalogue and Katlmatea. nor 8 d&wtap38 Gold and silver watches of ry iK; scription; chronographs "f diil'v-ient makes. Over 100 watchrs to choose from. Everthingtts ually kept in a first class jewelry store. PURCHASES ENGPAVED FREE i Key wind watches changed to stem , wind in one days notice. A spe- ! cialty of fine watch aud jew elry repairing. Satisfaction Guar an vVhI. : Agent for the celebrated ijuicl: train Rock ford watches. II. I.. I,.VXO, Jeweler. 12m REAL ESTATE DEALERS John M. CampMl, Asheviiie, N. c, Real Estate Dealer AND Loan Broker. Loans Securely Placed. OPTIONS Makes Buying. Kenting and Selling Property and Negotiating Loans a Specialty. j Persons wishing to buy, rent or sell propcr ' ty, borrow cr loan money . ill do wejl to con sult me. j Ofeice 2d Floor No 5. S. Main St. WANTED! j City ana Country. Everybody who has property for sale will please call and see me and bring with then; full descrptio is of what thf y want to sell, aud-thote who wish to buy come and examine for thimselvea and let mo show them what I havo for sale before they purchase. FOR RENT, t?ut not for Sale. The white cottage of seven roonn on Tcwn Mount tin. Tho house is exceedingly comfort able. The finest extern in the city; gr od sta ble, servants' rooms anil chicken house. One hundred and seventy feet of Lroid pon h. j While it is five hundred feet higher than Jlaiu j I street, it is from two to fivo defrre s n arn.c r in i winter ana twenty decrees cooler m niuinitr. ; There is neither fog or dew, but more jxyicou i can be breathed to tbe fijuare foot tbauln any ; other house fn tho South The views, rail . roads, livers and mountains, the most exten j sivo aj;d the grandi st by eitl er day or i.ight that can be seen from anv resMenco iu Amer , ica. Tho house will be rented f urni-bed or ! unfurnished. None lmt those who can api re- ciate the beauties of Niitore. or desire tho ! healthiest locatii n in tlie Laud of tho Sky need apply. ForPn'o, Good paying bu.;ims8 fir $3.0in, cr Tniil in- voice. Tor! sra-b. Odol na-otis Fr selling. Only parties wlio me.iu l-unintK- iieed np!y. .1 M. CAMI'JSKI l". Bargains in Lots PROSPECT PARK! SURVEY (MMlPLETEn fhi.s lnagniiiccnt property is now laid : oft in lots of nil sizes, situations .-iml prices the liiicst property in the Splemliil iuws of tl river ami the , western niouiitaius. Friees mnjre from j two hnndreil dollars up to six thousand, j Some fine lots at SM'J, $7oo ijj.Soo ; and l.ooo. Some larger and mo de I suable slill at $l,ooo to .$u,ooo. A few very choice lots on the crown of ; tiie hill, South side Girdwood street and j Kast side Park Avenue. These lots can 1 not be'duplicvted, and whoever secures one will have an investment that is good ; for all time. SPECIAL. I ICiffht beautiful lots on a gentle loje uteriuofciag French Broad Valley will ! be sold for the next few days at a bar- train. A reasonable cash payment, and long time on the balance il wanted. Call early and see the plat;now is the time to Dtiv in West Asheville. 1MLTGR K. OWYJT, IJeal Kstale Agent. je30-dtf CJAMS' FMPLOYMENT AN 3 COLLECTING IT) AGENCY. Eir.niovrrcnt recured lor luborets of all kinds. cooks, wafers, Ar.. Ac. Bills of all kinds promptly collected for small per cent. Out of town ou ines-4 promptly attended to Any kind of infotmstion furnisned. A. B. SAMS, Jr., ASHEVILLE MEAT MARKET! .. McIUTYEE & BEO., Proprietors. Cor. Kortlienst Court. Sqnare. On hand at all times the best Beef, Muttou, Pork, Veal, Venison, West Carolina and East Tenn. ran afford Wild Meats in season. FebHdly REAL ESTATE DEALERS. Extraordinary BARGAINS IN Vacant Lots IN ASHEVILLE. Oit'ereil for a Short Time, uv Bostic, Blanton Go., ; Real Estate Dealers, .t o, S Jt'orih Public Square. 1" f The property below described is a!l beautifully and conveniently situated. LINCOLN AND SHELBY PARKS are in the southern part of the city between the Court House and the depot and mi' way between Battery Park and Garret, j new hotel, and are rapidly building up MILITARY PARK is in the North western part of the city, on ( hestnut street and Pearson Avenue, about midway be tween the Court House and French Broad river, on the street leading to Pearson's bridge and Richmond Hill. All have beau tiful views of mountains, valleys and city. Lincoln Park. NO. STRKET. 16 Cor. Phifer and Bailey 1 SIZK. PRICK. 60x150 $ 750 u 700 " 700 1 ' 700 750 " 700 " 700 S0X240 1000 " 1000 " 1000 ' 1000 123x164 1500 120x164 1500 75x112 750 75i Is 750 75x120 750 75x123 700 75x126 700 75x130 700 150x130 1000 60x1 oq 400 75.x 75 600 75x105 700 75x120 700 75x120 700 75x120 750 75x120 750 144 x 93 Soo 65x150 651 ' 65x150 650 65x150 700 65x150 700 65x150 750 65x150 750 65x150 1000 70x150 Soo 69x150 750. (xji 50 750 ; 69x150 750 ; 69X150 750 j 1 25x105 t-oo 7ixi 40 700 65x150 f5o 65x1 50 600 65x150 750 69x150 .700 69x150 700 69x150 700 69x150 700 69x150 650 19 cor. Phifer and Blanton 2 5 Blanton 24 " 5. " 2r 27 Bartlctt 28 " 29 Adams 3- tt 40 " 42 46 -47 cor. Ucp. & Ad ms 45 cor. Uep. and Blanton 43 Blanton 41 1 39 " I 37 35 " 49 cor. Depot Ulanton SO 5 57 59 " . Oi cor. Bartlett & Blanton 63 6, ('7 7 73 Blanton Depot 51 50 5S 6o " O4 Bailey 66 68 72 7- Shelby Pari 3 Baile 5 " " 6 9 " io " 26 cor. Silver & Blanton in . 1 3ii y 75x150 75x150 75x150 75x150 75x150 75x150 TOO Coo 600 600 500 400 650 600 400 5" 700 60C 500 400 1 -5 Di.lIllOll ! 21 " I 20 ' !3? :: i 36 ! J' 40 Bailey 3 xi 50 75X150 7JXI50 75XI5 75x110 75x110 75x110 95x300 Military Park. 14 Pearson Avenue 3110x300 .5Co 15 ' " 100x200 1 000 7 " ' 135x200 i ono vS cor " 1 vmh 1250 (j ' 135x2.-111 1250 10 " ' 135X2C0 1250 ti cor" " 135x300 1250 12 C hestnut 150x150 1000 30 " 1 Sox.: CO IOOO 31 " IO.I.X2' (I IOOO 33 " IOOX2CO lO'iO Haywood StrtiT. Large lots on this street; north-sit Itnt- tery Park, for sale on gcod terms. We also have ether well Jocateil vacant i lots for cottages, o ice from Sioo to $300 i also some very nice cottages and residen- i ces for sale or rent. JCall and examine our ! plats and see property. We would especially call attention to the following property for rent : An elegant five room cottage with kilch en adjoining and other out-houses, desira bly located on Haywood street, about four minutes' walk of Court Square; having also good garden and choice selection of fiuit trees and vines, cistern on the place, and premises also supplied with city water and sewerage. The house and kitchen are both ! lighted with gas, altogether making one of the most desirable hemes in the city. Also one three-room cottage located in Doubhday, for rent at reasonable terms. For any other kind of city property that mav be desired call on BOSTIC, BLANTON & CO , No. 8 North Court Square, Burnett Building. W. A. BLAIR & CO,, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CH AMBER SUITS A SPECIALTY. 37 Patton Avenue, - Asheville. N. C. We Keep THE BEST I Bonrdimj Houses and Hotels Furnished in Part or Entire. WARDROBES, SIDEBOARDS, BED AND SINGLE LOUNGES, Safes, Bedsteads, in fact everything required to furnish any part of a houso, at prices to suit the purses of buyers. I The best line of BED SPRINGS in the city. Parlor suits a specialty. ! Nice line of Ladies' Rockers for Christmas. Call and see our splen i did stock of Parlor and Window Curtains. Respectfully, W, A. Blair & Co. We have the best Upho'sterer and Cabinet Workman in the State, and ar prcpar d to Lave the he-t work in this line done at short notice, and low Also Coffins. Caskets & Burial Cases. All kimls of fuses, for voting or old, from plain to the finest, kept constantly on : hand. Prompt attention given to all orders, day or night. Orders from abroad ' will receive pron.pt attention, We have also employed a first class undertaker, j of many years' experience, to take charge of this special feature of our business. FARMERS 7 WAREHOUSE. For iak of m aw mBAm ASHEVILLE, N. C. Good Aceoimiioilntions for Fanners and their Stock. Highest ket Prices obtained at this House. Salesroom;? ana liirhts the largest and host in town. FIGURES DON'T LIE! There was sold on the Asheville market last year 4,317,390 pounds of Tohaeeo for 4.r(),(;,!.').;n , an average of SIO.'JO per hundred. The Farmers' Warehouse sold N -WKIIAfiK OF Showing our aveiane to heat the of the Tobacco sold in Asheville. jcustomeis. Come and see. us. e nave witn us mis season Messrs. ,i. a. iNicliols, J. A. Uamp- : l.1l O IT T ..1 1 T r T."1 i 'J i . ij. 1 ergu.M)ii, an mm eacn l wnom would pe I pleased to seiTe their friends. daw4m ! 1 : j ' . . ; i ! . . 7,------- ' '" " . - ... P.O.B0X284-- & .vAa. -i; .-4 3 ! t a . d mm m$mm $ k h I St u Ifeii S mmrm' t S J g Pi Of ' " - -O "tlx Proprietors. Mar. -FOlt- f Town and selling nearly one-half And wc are still here to serve otn .11 1 1. . x- 1 ,,1 T I it V, i - j--i