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LATE NEWS BRIEFS.
Tha population cf Savannab, Ga.,
is 52,000, an increase of 4,000 in the
past two yearn
So far thU'peason the cotton re
ceipts at Wilmington have been
167.49G, an increase of 36,191 over
the same period last season.
Judge Norton, of South Carolina,
has decided that county railroad
bonds are unconstitutional. Nearly
all the railroads in that State have
been built by them.
A tjH-cial ays '.h: bark Melchior
Viduiitb, roni Hull, England,
bound lor S.tvannali, CJa., is ashore
oft Tort Uovii". The crew was tak
cn otV bv th- Savannah pilot boat,
Mary O'De!!.
The bits' fumayi" operators of
?lahning Valley have decided on
the i eduction of ten per cent, in
wages to take effect March 25th.
The operators claim that the reduce
tion in the price of pi iron has
made the step necessary.
The internal revenue reduction
bill has been completed by the dem
ocratic members of the committee
on ways and means. It was laid
before the full committee yesterday.
Mr. Randall's tarifl bill is nearing
completion and will be made public
in a day or two.
A great number of Mormons have
established themselves in Arizona,
where they have appropriated the
most fertile districts. Vhil the
ambitious Americans have been
seeking for mineral wealth the wily
"saints" have quietly encamped
upon the choice agricultural re
gions. The Crown Prime's condition in
terests the world as much as the
similar case of Gen. Grant did the
Unit-d St iU-s. In both cases the
bulli'iins were equally unreliable,
each one contradicting its prede
csir. The outcome will be the
same; the Crown Prince will die of
his malady.
T.n sinrts of Chemical Bank of
New York stock were sold on Fri
day un St-.xk Exchange at $3,600
per share without the bi-monthly
dividend ol 25 per cent. This is
the highest that this stock has yet
sold for, and it has long been known
us commanding the highest pre
mium of any bank in the worla.
The joint Democratic congre.--sional
executive campaign commit
tee Monday oiganized by the unan
imous ekrtion of Senator Kenna, of
West Virginia, as chairman; Hop.
Phil. Thompson, Jr.. nf Kentucky,
as secretary, and J. L. Norris, ol the
District i' ('olumi)ia, us treasurer.
The feeiing displayed was one ot
confidence.
Fred Douglass, the most promi
nent colored man in the country, is
visiting Charleston, where he was
well received. He hinisi-lf is p'eased
with the progress of his race, and is
greatly gratified p.t the growth of
the kindly feelings between the
whites and the colored people.
Chandler and Sherman had better
make haste to recall him, or he will
spike all their guns.
Representative Springer, in be
half of the majority of tho commit
tee on territories, has prepared a
report which he will present to the
House recommending the passage
of what is known as the "omnibus'
bill to enable the people of Dakota,
Montana, Washington and New
Mexico to form State governments
and to ue admitted into the Union
on equality with other States.
A panic occurred in the Cotton
Exchange, New York, Monday,
price3 falling 51 points below Satur
day's quotations. 441,000 bales
were sold, the largest day's transac
tions on record. The suspensions
announced during the day were
those of Wm . V. King, No. . 2S
Pearl street, J. H. Garrison, No. 8
Old Slip, and Geo. T. Dixon, Nos.
2 and 4 Stone street. John II. In
man, the largest dealer in cotton in
the country, was on the floor all
day. He refused to be interviewed
on the panic.
"The Citizen (Joes Every
where," Sjvs the Southern Tobacco Journal
of Danville. Va. Two or three weeks
ajo the Journal had inserted in the
Asheville Citizen an advertise
ment of that publication, and this is
what the editor says has been the
result :
"It is a fact that the Journal' t ad-vert:-.enient
in the Asheville Citi
zen hasbiottght in subscribers from
Florida to Michigan."
The Citizen now goes regularly
to every State in the Union and
every Territory save two, also to
England, France, Switzerland, and
Hvnzil.
A Good Preacher.
The following from the Knox
ville Tribune refers to a ministei
who has very many warm fjiends
and admirers in this city:
Rev Dr. Keith, cf :he Broad St.,
M. E. Church, South, has been
preaching a series of sermons o(
unusual power to crowded houses
day and night on each Sabbath. He
preaciied several sermons recently
on the "national and spiritual world
are one,'' which proved of great in
terest. He is having a warm re
vival spirit in the church all the
time and scarcely a service passes
without several joining the church
or seeking the prayers and help of
the christians of the congregation.
Dr. Keith is an exceedingly plain,
pointed preacher but is really elo
quent, and every subject is enliv
ened with a warmth and glow of
elegant diction that is thrilling to
un - audience. He is preaching to.
save men. His sermon has a clear
ring, and he expects con ver tion
every sermon. He invites men to
Christ after every discourse. His
elocution is fine passing from the
grand orotund to the deep guttural
and touching tremor voice with
great effect. Broad Street Church is
in excellent hands and it is being
sifted as never before.
Syrup of Figs
Is Natnie's own true laxative. It is tho most
eauily taken, and the moet effective leniedy
known to Cle&nse th SyateP1 when Bilious or
OoBtive; to dinpel Headaches, Colds, and
Fevers; to Cure ilabitnal Constipation, Ii diges
tion, Tiles, etc. Manufactured only by the
California Fig Byrap Company, San FlVKifKO,
iv', For sale by H. H. Lyons.
IFor the AxhetV.le Citizen.
OUR BOSTON LETTER.
Dcsros, Mass.. March 3d, ISSS.S
Now that we have seen with ouro'vn
eyes, the snow drops nestlinf bi a
warm nook in the garden of the Id
Aunneman place, on Boston neck, -tad
the Aitirtisrr saya the Crocuses art in
blossom on the sminv si'le of l.'omni n
wealth Avenue. You wiil not tlnr.k ' s
Bostcniaus arc utterly without hope, i t
Bend the following from the Jouriri' :
"The number of deaths in Uoston during
January was the lariat ever recorded
for the corresponding month. This wan
due to the extremely low temperature
The mean temperature of the ni'-nlh was
20 degrees, the lowest any January since
observations have been t iken. The
effect on respiratory diseases was very
striking Chairman Oursiin ol the Board
f Health says, the laboring elates were
the chief sufferers. The total number of
deat hs was 10-K?"
Mrs. Oliver Wendell Holmes, who for
some time has been in delicate health,
died a few days ago. The funeral ser
vices were field at King's Chape., con
ducted by Rev. Air. Foote tha pastor, i
The chant : "Thy will be done" a.'d the j
hymn "Nearer my God to Thee" were j
sung by the cho:r.
As the casket was borue up the aisle
the dead march in Saul was performed on
the organ A great profusion of flowers
adorned the pulpit and chancel, and a
wreath of laurel and amaranths was
hung near the family pew.
After the solemn service the body was
taken to Mt. Auburn for interment.
Mrs. Holmes was one of the piiet Bos
ton ladies giv n to genial hospitality and
unostentatious benevolence the lriend
and companion of her gifted husband.
We did not know her personally, but
recall some pleasant little incidents
when we saw her with the "Autocrat,"
evidently happy and sympatheticin each
other s society.
One summer day we were waiting with
a young friend at ii railway station Hear
which Dr. Holmes-, lias a country house.
We were amusing ourselves in ascer
taining our weight on the scales near the
station, just as Dr. and Mrs. Holmes came
up to take the train. Observing how we
had employed our leisure, he first weigh
ed himself, and then with much laugh
ing and coaxing induced his wife to let
hiui weigh her also.
Courtesy demanded we should not
listen to the result, but it seemed to
a ford him great amusement
Some years since we were ikling in a
Cambridge horse :ir Dr and Mrs.
Holrx.es were sitting on the opposite side.
It was very inuMy ar d in tii suburbs
of Cambridge. The dirtv children were
playing in tho puddle?. One little
fellow, with an immense old v. hits ha
on his head, and a very small b dy iirjw
ing less toward tin1 (Vet. very likr u
niushroni, was cre.;r..iiig and gestien
lat:ng fiercely.
Dr. Holmes caaght s-"-':it of . !k boy anil
laughed immoderately, then aHed his
wife's attention to the M-ene.
We remember llif i-.ti;:i snii'i; with
which she re-pon ied h.tnnv iu what
made him ha; pv. Tii
gone out at th "'ld An
!L:h: bus ;
v t;
The wed-Un
Ml-s
Tra
Mr. I-red. Ah-tt Tia't
Wakefield a
the Sth inst.
The marri
1 a
at the Congrega i-n a'. -A.il:
Mr. Williams ii: tl
audience.
The bride wa-i ;-.
it'ivd i:
w'ih i
lie
sat i n
, and
i.niiie
en tiaine trimmed v
the brida! veil i
blossom.?.
.. t
!l!
The young couple were
look on. The maid of Inn
Marion W. Cate, the bride's
John Alcott Tratt, brother cf
groom was 'ha best man, and
to
-trr.
Mr.-
the biide
a hew of
gay young bridesmaids at. :
bride.
After the ceremony a rc-epti
family friends was held at the r.
of the bride's parents. Tlie y.:n;i 4
have left 11 stm : -i:ort t
their return thev v.-it! receive
I'
le
every
Wednesdav in April
l'l L.;Ub
Square, toe Ji nne .
and Miss Loui.-e M
Pratt.
Lent is v.i'ii s
Trinitv at S in
A. ilroufron Alcott,
Alcott. aunt Mr.
s fervid
moi lii:
. 1 1 3-1 V..
an-
hrld at
and 4 in ttie
lie lay. At
afternoon; also c
St. Paul's every
Dr. Courtney,
been elected ti
Scotia. IJoston
:.1V at I ' iU!.
i lector nl St. Taui'a l--aj
the bishoprv Ni'va
will sutler a .- ii mis fr-ts
on the departure of this great anil good
man. Krin Kii'i.kv
Si'keamni; Oct.
Weldon, the "Hem" I
lished a branch of his
ness at the store of Mr.
the Old Depot, for the
,ti;er, n:-s i stali-lln-.iri-
h:!ig bu:-i- I
i-" H. I In.it. at 1
vi-n
nee of
.i; I a
i n .1. '
to be
d'.f :
his customers, where mr.v
full assortment of his i'.r- a 1. ('
&iu, ot eijual excellence wiiii i.
found at his t'ptown Bakerv.
"satisfaction:'
I've jnst rctnn.crl .r. in Wei. Inn"
Ami my heart is in a
For he h i-t onirii -.ftlie tt'airi::r'
Tosntislj- ttiswt r: l.
The "Geiii" is like a ' i ;!.!-'. r'
Kil'.c:l it!i jj-ve! r i -H niV; i..;c
Sullii-ient to tlii? t. uiii-haii'iK
Of troah'caii 1 i uiv.
Theie are "Kiutt" m l 'Toiuai" and
rakes.
Wipe'
And k L-ls that 1 !. not kuo v.
All hunil meiy oi'iiiLipenteil
An.! us white S'iti'-t-ii snow.
Anil the '(Jem'1 is iik a --poet's (beaiu"
Jusi biirstmp Into dub:
And We'ilon has his hamU
A-waiting -u the tlironi;.
A choice line ot confections
Too varieil toe' hii;i.
From the ilnimiest ol -Hon -bons"
To a ('asdy Walkisii Ca:ie : "
AnJ flrewortp in prcdi'i ti
In variety larj ami xinail.
And a caiuion era:'ker w iio-; reno: t
U likea 'ennnon's H"'i til."
"M'CRKTIA '
Delightful Excursion I
ASHEVILLE '
TO
HOT SPRINGS.
Koa lp Tickets
ON . $4.50!
Inclnl
ida'.s bosrd nt tha
y untain Park
HOTEL.
1 1 liaths in Marble Tools and Porcelain Talis
aie the linest and mot luxuno'.'.s
in America-
The Hotel is
New and First-Class
In Every Particular.
The Place is a Charming Spot,
Nestled among, and sheltered
by fine-clad Mountains,
where there is no I'og,
no dust, no malaria.
Pure and abundant water, mi l absolutely
perfect drainage.
J A. TEJUfijiT,
JSrchitcct and Contractor.
Plans, specifications and estimates f urn If heel.
Allw-rls'in my line contracted for, and no
charge" for drawings on ci ntracts awarded me.
Hoferences when ilebi eii.
Odioe No. 1. Hendry Block, north of Court
Hoiira. AKherillo. fed"dI2m
Prominent Virginia Republicans
are of opinion that Mr, Blaine will
receive the Republican nomination
for President.
Many Foraker clubs have sprung
up in Ohio since Mr. Blaine's dech
nation, and they are said to mean
Blaine first, with Coverner Fotaker
as the second choice for President.
United States Minister Curry em
ploys his leisure time at Madrid in
writing a work on the different con
stitutions by which Spain has been
governed since the establishment of
the Parliamentary regime.
A man at Orlando, Fla., employs
two l;imv sandhill cranes instead of
watch dog. Thev are more ser
vie able in warning him against
tramps or burglars. They utter a
shrill note at the approach of any
stranger.
The cross eyed man has found his
prov ince at last. It is love-m(f king
on the sly. An Indiana farmer,
whose daughter ran away with a
cross-eyed farm hand, declared that
he never could tell when his hirtd
man was looking at his daughter,
and therefore he didn't suspect him.
Wonderful Statistic.
When it is coneideied that the per
centage of deaths from consumption is 91
per t housand against 63 per 1,000 of any
other malady, how important to guard
against a slight cold. Tavlor's Cherokee
Remedy of Swet. Uiim and Mullein is
thegre.u medicine for coughs, colds and
cjnsiiniiition.
U CKET STORE ITEMS.
We invite the attention of the peo
ple to the fact that we continue to re
ceive new goods. Barred Muslins,
Law ns, a new lot of Ilamburgs, Tor
chons, Corsets, Kid Gloves and a job
in ladies' Dongola Kid Shoes at $2.44
a pair, which we defy the trade to
match for the price. Children's and
Misses' School Shoes ingreat variety,
at prices which always sell them. A
full line of all the standard novela at
12c. per volume, 25c. elsewhere. A
new lot of Mats, Rugs and Hassocks,
while our stock of household using
things is kept complete, with additions
made daily in all the labor saving and
convenient utensils we can find.
Cnt'-.vr Pkn ii.s! well, you would
think so if you could see the lot we
have in store. Gac dozen or one fiou
huh'! dozen, just as many as you
want, at 0 CTS. PER DOZEN. Our
price is less than nine-tenths of the
merchants in Asheville paid for the
same pencils at wholesale. We arc
fortunate in being connected with a
house that has ample capital to hunt
up and buy everything that the peo
ple want, icherccer it can be bought be
lot" market value- A lot of Men's
Eur Hats, tine goods, just in, are an
example of our facilities for getting
goods under the market, only one or
two f a style, we are selling them at
'.'Sc. ti 81.58 each, and we oould not
buy them in the regular way under
!?21 per dozen. AVe ask doubters to
call and examine them. They were
sent to us as a job. We did not know
they had them, but knowing that we
can place bargains, they sent them to
us. Our Headquarters never get
hold of a particularly good thing with
out sending us a part of it. Our store
has lost none of its prestige as the
Bargain Store of Asheville, and we
contemplate putting in such a spring
and summer stock as will show our
appreciation of past favors. We can
show enquirers beyond the shadow of
a doubt that we (through our connec
tion with No. -1GG P.roadway, N. Y.)
possess facilities for getting goods
uiiequaled by any other store in
Asheville, and we guarantee that ice
ran, and trill, undersell any house in
town upon all lines except domestic
goods bought in this State, which one
man with money canSbuy as cheaply
as another. Come and see our goods,
and learn our prices ; by this means
satisfy yourselves. Don't buy of us
unless price and quality suit. We have
placed a larger order for our Woven
Corset, .which has been so highly
praised, and which at 8Cc. is the best
value we have ever seen in a corset.
AVc shall continue to make a leader of
it until we find something we regard
as better. We beg the ladies not to
buy a high-priced corset until they
have compared it with this corset.
Very respectfulhy, fec,
GEO. T. JONES & CO.
N. Y. office, 4G6 Broadway.
J' M' THRASH &-S0N,
WEST ASHEVILLE, N. C,
Now have a, full line of goods j
especially suited to the wants' of the ;
public f:nd we offer'
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
We keep superior quality ol
CLOTHING.
DRY GOODS,
HAT?, SHOES,
NOTIONS, HEAVY
A X 1
FAMILY GROCERIES. :
' We pay the highest market prices '
! for '
GRAIN, HAY,
POTATOES, BUTTER.
CHICKENS, EGGS tC i
Wt: inuite the public to call and j
: ee our Spring Stock.
Goods delivered in the city."
Telephone No. 10.
J. M. THRASH & SON,
inch 6 Old Depot. .
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
County ot Buncombe
Office of the Clerk, Superior Court
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.,
Notice is be'eby Riven of the incorporation of
The Asheville Ice Company; that the names of
the incoiporatora are Jaa, P.Sawyer, J.Q. Martin,
C. R. Holmes. W. O. Mul'er, T. W. Patton, W. C.
Carmichael. and such others as they may associ
ate with tnem; that the principal place of bnai
ness shall be Asheville, N. C, and Its vicinity, and
its general purpose and b'jsinesa ti to manufac
ture and sell ice; purchase, store, spd :sell coat
and other fuel; tbat the duration of the corpora
tion is six y years; the capital stock is twesty
five thousand dollars, with privilege to increase,
dl ided in one thousand shares ol.thepar value
of twenty-five dollars each,
nov s dtf WJ . ; Ot JB.
An 8-inch snow fell st WinxViu,,
W; Va., Monday. ' '
The first party to launch its tick
et upon Presidential waters is the
Industrial Reform Party. This
party met in Washington on the
22d ulto.. and nominated A. E. Red
stone, of California, for President,
and J. A. Colrin, of Kansas, for
Vice-President. The platform is
short but encouraging. It is as fol
lows: "Whereas, it is possible to secure
many needed reforms unaer a cor
rect financial and industrial sys
tem; therefore,
"Resolved, by the Industrial par
ty in National Convention assem
bled at the city of Washington, D
C , on the 22d day of F bruary.
18S8: y
"First, That the Government
shall provide full legal tender
money sufficient in. volume to meet
tl e requirements of the people.
"Second, That the secretary of
the treasury shall immediately" re
deem all public interest bearing
bonds.
Had the party been stronger the
platform would have been longer.
"Consumption Cure"
would be a truthful name to give to Dr.
Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery,"
the moit efficacious medicine yet dis
covered for arresting the early develop
ment of pulmonary disease. But "con
jmption cure" would not sufficiently
indicate the scope of its influence and
usefulness. In all the many diseases
which spring from a derangement of the
I nver ana dioou me uiscovery ' is a sate
I and sure specific. Of all druggists.
d&wiw
Large and varied stock of Woolen and
Merino Underwear for l.adiea, Misses
nd Gentlemen, at Whitlock's.
Turcoman Curtains, something very
pretty and cheap, at Whitlock's.
Curtain Poles with brass fixtures onl
50 cent. at Whitlock's.
J. W. Cortland,
and
isO. i.v it sir. it
Oilers for sale
IMPROVED
AND
UNIMPROVED PKUrERlIES
IN THE
CITY OF ASHEVILLE, N. C.
AND
SURROUNDING COUNTRY
In the growing N. "V. Section"
Lots are offered varying in size
from a third to four acres, and
in price from $300 to $10,000.
Purchasers Paying 1-3 Cash
and improving their property with
in one year will be given
Satisfact ory Terms
on the remainder.
J. W. Cohti.and.
Asheville Ice and Coal Company,
Pure Ice Made From Distilled Water.
Superior : Hard : and : Soft : Coal
Orders Promptly Filled.
Telephone Tlo. SS.
Office and Yard, at Old Depot,
!
From
By
AND ALL, KIIMBS OF
WINES FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES.
Ales,. Porters, and the celebrated Schlitz' Milwaukee Lager Beer. I keep the finest place ana tle finest
goods and don't charge you no more than any one else. Coma and give me a trial. I sell my goods on;con
dition that if not satisfactory will refund money. There is also an elegant Bowling Alley, attached, 70. ft. long.
On the 4th inst there was a grand J
review of the Russian Guards by!
the Czar, the weather- being colder I
than ever known during such dis- i
play.
Avalunclies this winter hi. ve been;
frequent in Switzerland and North
ern Italy. Several viUag-- have;
been buried by them with .i.eh!
loss of life. .
One of the largest holders ofj
Richmond Terminal sectivities in
New York city said on Friday: " !
Up to 3 o' clock on Wednesday
afternoon 1 thought the hvy by
which Richmond Terminal was to '
obtain control of Georria eoutral :
positively off, with no prospect of '
any agreement within the next six '
months. The differences of opinion :
in regard to prices, tc, are too !
great to allow of any arrangement j
being concluded at present."
How often m liie :ia!.t of the househoM :
clouded by s';l;iis of inelincholy or irri
tability on tliB part of the la.-lii--.. Vet
they are not to 1 "D'a-ni-il. for t!ip-are
the resuUof ailm-'iits .ecufiar t ti.at p?s,
which men know not of. IJ 'it tlio eiuw?
mav be rei!iovt"ii and joy rotr.ril Ki- i!s. j
use of Dr. I'ii-rvo's "I-'av-jrita Prscr'p-,
tion, wlrnli, as a tonic and nervine or :
debilitated women, is certain, Pa e and !
pleasant. It is beyond all compaie thn !
great healer of women. dAwlw !
WANTED!
oia mm stamps.
I wif linv the old po.atatrc stain j-s i;m
.1
on letters from lS-loto ist" IVrtits -,av .
ins old letters between these datesst-i.::d
look them up. I want old V. S. and
Confederate Mam;..--, used and u nixed;
al?o Locai stamps. Send for my descrip
tive list, civinc prices, it in FREE.
C. II. Mkkeli., St. Louis. M.
d&wnrivilv !
VrKKS OK "SAUK KUACT " j
You will Unil i fitipeiinr article of Shrt-.l- d
Cabhaae at JaMKS KKANKS-, on North Main
strec', ami J. W. Crern & Sou', West Ashi'ville. ;
Try it, you will waiitmore. jan ls.l-jm i
I am th'iroiisliK prei areit to do all mnnaer ot :
BlncksmithnK KejiairhiR of Carriaj,'es Uusjiivs
and Wapms, to work at the lowest prices, ami M
give sa isiai-tion. H rse sliiK ins a spcialtv.
Give nic a trial. H. M. 110W!ti".
se y .tl-Jci Rear of VaniJil.ler t-llroivn's
FrenchBroadHotslMO. 3
A. S. Halliburton, x Prop,
Tbis Koiel is located within o.ie tiumlrci t' . i
of the Westi-rn NorMi Carolina Railroad I :e !:.'.
and nes to the cttiees ol the Superintendent iTid
the i;enur-ai Freight Agentil t!.e W. N'.C'.T'.. lj.
Good
IPave. Comfortable
-ox-
REASONABLE TERMS.
FIRST CLASS BAR
is attached, wiiere wiil l.e f mnd :it aii times ::
Lost hraii.'s il
'i ', Wf barco.
Tel.-p'.ne c-o:;iiL-rtlon with t'p-!:wii.
in. -ill
Ever seen in any Store in Western North Carolina.
1-7 TiElftf62 'i
four - years up to Four-Hundred Pounders. Home-Made Boots and
Shoes Always on Hand.
M. LEVY, 19 South Main st.
ill
LLJ
r The NERVOUS
The DEB1LITAV
The AGED.
'ED
y'0
NO. 43 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
3d Door above Bank of Asheville.
Large Stock of FINE IMPORTED and DOMESTIC CIGARS
Frank Lough. tin's celebrated Wines, Liquors and Brandies can only be found at the "BONANZA."
Boxing smd Shipping a Specialty.
Hats, Caps, Trunks and Valises.
Everybody wears Levy's 8.00 IIome-Mado Shoes.
M. LEVY, 19 Soutli Main street.
.Scientific Heating and Ventilating Engineers, Plumbers. Gas and
Steam Eitters,Tinners Kooiing, G ntt(!i ing and General -lobbing.
V r ' i ' t'-n- l:iitlctt".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 wt
guarantee satisfaction. Plans, specifications and estimates furnished on application. Persons having
work to do in our line would do well to see us lie fore contracting.
XO. 11 SOUTH MAIN STREET, ASHEVILLE, N. C.
BOOTS AND SHOE
North lyiain Street,sl27, Asheville, N. C,
A NERVE TOtm.
X-elery ami Coca. Viw prominent v..
Krvdicm, ere- tlui best and afc.:
Nerve Tonics. It strengthens ain,
M'neU itjo nervous system, curins
I t i vons Weakness, Hysteria, fclccj-
f-N'JLTERAWE.
It dri'-c out th? iioisonous humors oi
lie l,li..l purifying and enriching ii.
:.nl ha overcoming those disease
r'.'sr.itin; from impure or impovcr
Iicl Wood.
A LAX Any E.
Aetinfrmtldlybiit surely on thebowci
it cures hubltuul constipation, ami
proinok sn regular habit. Itstrenth-t-r.3
tin- stomach, and aids digestion.
A HlURETiO.
In iu.w.jipoviiioii thn best And mwt
m livi'iliurriie-.'.l thcMatcria Medics
.iioioiuLiiiii-il:. ;i-.iti!icallywithoth.:r
ci!bi-iiyr ri-im- -ts f.:r diseases ol th-.
fci'in.'v.- H i i.: Ix- relied on to giv
liuYk icii. t' .i ; :.-c-dy cure.
1 1 lrp-f. tj'.:.i:. r.i:l:- have been receive'!
fr. fu-rr nr-i li: v i:?-d Ibis remedy wit'.
rn:-t;r'-ii U :-tv:-J forcirculara, giT:.!rf
it-.' ...r.icf.r..
?.-:c 1 co. I- Drngglst.
WELLS, UICHAROSON & CO., Prop's
liURl.iNGTON. VT.
MAKE MO MISTAKE :
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Asheviile Coal Market.
CORRECTED BY THE
Asheville Ice & Coal Co.,
H. T. OOtUKB ft CO., ntOTR'6. .
Per too,
Delii'd.
5 00
4 75
9 SS
10 00
Black l.ian-.ond Lump, for Orate,
" ' Nut, for Stove,
Hard, Chestnut,
" Ptove,
" Ekk.
10 00
5-ton lots, 25 cts. per ton leca than the above
qutitationn At yard, 50 cia. perton leas.
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.' ui--i.t.-d. 10C p. IUurt'a
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Mixed Drinks a Specialty.
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