c
i
I'OK orn FAliMF.nS.
White clover is tho best pasture gras
that can bp prown for yheep. -As white
clover is a short praes it is more desirable
than red cl ver for grazing, as sheep de
test long pras?, prefening to crop close to
the .round. On a mixture of grasses in
a pasture cattle and sheep may be grazed
together, as me grasses tnat may oe oo
jectionable to the cattle will be appropri
ated by the sheep.
It requires several years to secure a
pasture.. For that reason it is better to
well manure old pastures, and keep the
stock oil, so as to renew them, than to
plow the sod under and attempt to begin
a new pasture where it can be done, and
the ground reseeded, but the manure is
the most inn urtant adir.net.
SoMe weeds provide pasturage when
they are yu'iii;: and tender, hence allock
of s'u'ep turned on a held infested with
weeds will d. good srrviee in not only
eradicating th" weeds but in converting
them into mutton. l?y preventing weeds
from scediii-.: tliey will soon became ex
tinct unl".-s they ire of varieties that
propagate '.'loin roots.
. 111 as tlit cabbages are well under
iiv th, y will be visited by hundreds of
white hiitte: Hies (the parents of the cab-
bag" ' rms'i. Kvery farmer and garden
er slmtilii i ii.loavor t kill the white but-ti'rtlii'--.
cith.-r bv employing some one to
kill tiiem i's they p.ligbt or bv trapping
them in inanner. They are easily
caught.
l' .'i- ur wi:ic: stock clover, is better than
g'ain. Clover contains more lime for the
prc laetion f bone, and more nitrogen for
the 1't'uli.i li.-u of liesh, than corn. A
lihw ..I a'in'Aaacp of bulky lood is always
be-; i r yci.ng growing stock. Grain
sli;. u!.! only be given once a day, an 1
sparingly. a!s being preferred.
Tlierc is vet rjom lor souie one to dis-
e.-.ver a sure remedy for the cabbage
worr.;. The remedy must be non-poisonous,
cheap, easily af iiliej and frca from
oih-r as m vh as possible. Kerosene oil
is an cxce'.'ent remedy, but it imparts its
i.d- i t' t'.u- lalibage. which is objectionable-.
Vinlr.g onions are easily destroyed by
weeds or grass, and to have a full crop,
the patch should be examined often,
especially after a rain, as rains induce
growtti o; grass. 1 landpicking is often
required, and the cultivation should not
cease until the crop is nearly matured.
An animal is never at a standstill. It is
either ineieasing or decreasing. The rule
should be to never aiiow an animal to j
fall I'll". A pound gained and then lost is
fcimplv cobbling the work and food to
repnidiu .- it, which not only increases
the enjt but lessens the profit.
hound hone is more lasting in etTect
than mper hosphate, but the latter gives
more im;u-liate results. An excellent
conihina'ion is one-fourth superphosph
ate and three-fourths ground bone, about
L'on pounds being a medium application
for an acre of land.
I i.e bet kind of i-tock will fail to give
sat.sf.icth'n unless given the care demand
i .!. It not th.- breed that thrives with
little can-, but the one that receives care
thru.ih necessity, that pays. A good
breed permits the farmer to convert
l:;b'-T into profit.
1 rv.-h manure should not be used if it
can be avoided, but eho'tld be composted
and allowed to decompose. If placed on
the land it must sti'l undergo a change
in the f'il before it becomes plant food,
which eaures too much heat in dry
weather.
Good clover hay. or a variety ot grass
in the pas'iire, will give better results
than an exclusively grain diet to any
kind of Btojk. It is the variety of food
rather than the quality and quantity that
promotes digestion and health.
Kale is a hardy plant and easily grown.
As the seeds germinate quickly they may
be broadcasted over a plot that has been
m ule into p. tine condition. It is a rapid
grc-wf r and gtts ahead of the grass and
weed?.
!'ext iiionlh the millet and Hungarian
grass seed should bu sown for a summer
grass crop. Millet can be grown on all
coib-, from mini to clay, but thrives best
w'oere the land is well prepared and
made rich.
There is always more or less du6t, dan
dr.nl' or iilth on the udder of a cow, and
ik cow should be milked until the udder
and U-zU have been carefully washed
v, itii wurm water and wiped with a clean
towel.
(I- '. ?. piece of land ready and grow a
in i of ron.fuddei. Plant the seed
tl.it-kU- ir. the rows. ue plenty of manure,
cultivate often and harvest it when the
i ..is nre in the milky scage.
i h g' egg may now become cheaper,
t; rie n il' be a larger production oftheai
s :id at t" lower cc-st, as grass and forage
v. Hi 1..- lroiv pleat. ail
V. i ,is will spring up as eailv as
vi's. tables, anil a wateb must be kept for
tt tn. The best time to destroy them is
wlien tiiev hist appear.
: th? brush is to be used it is of more
ii: ; .rtan on the cow than on the horse,
vet the f .rmer is almost entirely neglec-tt-d
in that respect.
The io ier should be used to press in
the fiiia". seeds ami smooth the land,
esp eially it mowers are to be used later
in the he.ion.
A Blast in Iho Protection Quarry.
The owners of the Massachusetts
marble quairy who undertook to
supply the places of their striking
employes with workmen from Italy
evidently did not believe that the
law .i gainst imported labor was
"loaded." On Sunday morning
eighteen marble-cutters from Italy
landed at Castle Garden on their
way to work for Bovvker, Tcrrcy &
Co., the quarry-owners in question.
But upon a notification from the
headquarters of the Knights of La
bor in Massachusetts the Italians
were detained and will be sent back
in the next steamer. Not only have
the labor-improving quarry-owners
failed to secure the foieign laborers,
but they have made themsevcS liable
to a fine of $i,ooo for every imported
man.
These quany-owners of Massa
chusetts show very plainly what
they mean by "Protection to Ameri
can Industry. Intrenched behind
tiie tanfifthey are enabled to change
consumers of marble 50 per cent
above the heavy cost ot importing
foreign marble; but when Ameri
can workingmen endeavor to ol
tain a little snaieot ms protection
in an advance of wages as a set otT
to the tariff-enhanced cost of living
the quarry-owners send to Italy for
cheap labor 1 hough their same
has been balked in this instance
other Italian stone-cutters will very
likely find their way to the quarne
of Bowker, Terrey &-Co.
Nevertheless, it ought to be held
up to the people that this is one of
the two or three hundred manutac
turinz firms of New England that
sent up a remonstrance against the
Mills Tann" bill a few weeks ago
The bill proposes to put marble 011
the free list, and such a reform
would give more employment to
marble cutters, though the profits
of the quarry owners mignt not be
so large as at present.
Circulate the Citizen.
It is a littie over seven months to the
first of December, tho end if the camp
aign year. A most important contest is
to be fought out this year, one upon
which every voter ought to inform him
self. In order to ge: the largest possible
circulation of the Citizen we v. ill send it
as follows, to clubs, money to accompany
every order:
The Daily Citizkx.
In clubs of live or more, to the first of
December, -to cents each per month, cash.
The Weekly Citizen.
In clubs of five or more, fifty cents
each until December 1st, cash.
Get up clubs. Wherever the Daily
can reach circulate it. Wherever the
Weekly can reach, circulate it. It will
do the country good. Send in clubs,
with the cash.
A Woman's lMscovcry.
"Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by a lady in this
county. Disease fastened its clutches
upon her and for seven years she with
stood its severest tests, but her vital
organs were undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months
she coughed incessantly and could not
sleep. She bought of us a bottle of Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption
and was so much relieved on taking first
dose that she slept all night and with
one bottle has been miraculously cured.
Her name in .Mrs. Luther I.utz." Thua
write W O. Hamsiek & Co., of Shelby,
N. C Get a free trial bottle at II. II.
Lvons' drug stare.
Don't disgust e-. en boilv bv hawking,
blowing and spitting, but use Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Kmiieii v and be cured.
apl 22 d2t
"A KACKKT lUOMlXDKlt."
"We are now ready to serve the peo
ple, having on Friday received the
last installment of our stock of goods
purchased on our recent visit to New
York. Ve have Curtain Poles in black
and cherry, complete with iings and
fixtures at 1 1c, and a handsome pole
in red cherry at !((., worth 81. 23. See
our Kiiss in Sniynias and Velvets,
from ;Sc. to C, worth 80c. to $8.
All over Lace for fronts at 42c. per
yard, worth "."i. Torchons and 11am-
buvgs at all prices from 2c. to "0,
worth double tin; money; our prices
for I .aces always astonish because of
their cheapness, such :;oods being usu
ally sold :tt very long profits. Our
Dongola Kid Shoes lor ladies at$2.-14
like our Woven C'or-eL at 80c. has
been a seller, and we only regret we
shall not bo able to duplicate t ithcr at
the price. The line is broken, but if
wo can lit yon it is money in your
pocket. Tor ir.cn and boys we have
Hats without end 0 do., of those beau
tif ill Crushes of v. hie
h we sold so
It appears that (he Bessemer mo
nopolists have fixed upon $31 a ton
as the minimum pries for steel rails
during the ensuing year. This will
allow of a handsome margin for
profit, although the monopoly will
ofcour.se take as much more as the
tariff may permit. Under the Mills
bill which proposes to reduce the
duly on steel rails lroai S17 to $11
a ton the BrS3enier combination
eouiti ptill charge American con
sumers as high as -S;31 or S32 a ton ;
but U.ey could int then screw the
price any higher without invit:ng
the impo! titi .n ' foreign rails.
This is therea.-on . Bessemer mo
nopoly opposes a reduction of the
dim- ot. st. el r :iis. While the duty
of Silt! ion .u.nld a fiord ample pro-
t-cion, itwutild not serve the pur
p'-s-1 1 extortion and robbery.
Prosperity.
The country has not tor a long time
been in is prosperous a condition as the
presort. Kvery one feels that good times
have come at last, and come to stay, un
less driven away by their own foolish
i.es This may be done, of conrs ', by
extravagance, debt contracting, &c , but
if we will lie. careful, live within our
monies, and not al'nw ourselves to
believe t ! ;t auv t ;!:: , relit-f is as good
as Dr. Man's Gr. at Holier, ail will be
we'n; but there is just now an effort being
made to sell other Helief instead of the
old reliable Dr. iiart'c. U'e warn our
friends to be on '.heir guard.
Mrs. ( ieorjre Miller was arrested at
Woodbuni, Ky., yesterday, charged
with having whipped to death her
son by a former marriage. Her hus
band has fled.
There no is important changein trade
conditions during the last week, ex
cept that the action of Congress and
the announcement of the Treasury
policy w ith regard to bond purchases,
gave assurance of a continued easy
market for mon y, and quickened
speculation in stocks and commodities.
The distribution f manufactured
goods was liberal in volume, but there
was no decided activity in any depart
ment. Traders generally are pushing
a conservative policy, and the ten
dency to close trimming in some
branches ha increased by the con
tinned uncertainty as to what action
Congress may take on the tariff
mestion. The failures during the last
wojk throughut the United States
and Canada aggregated 193, a. de
crease of twenty seven from the
figures of the preceding week.
What Am I To Do?
The symptoms of Biliousness are un
happily but too well known. They differ
in different individuals to some "extent.
A Dilious man is seldom a breakfast
eater. Too frequently, alas, he has an
excellent appetite for liquids but none
for fi ilitl.i of a morning. His tongue will
hardly bear inspection at any time; if it
is not" white and furred, it is rough, at all
events.
The digestive system is wholly out of
order and Diarrhea or Constipation may
be a symptom or the two may alternate.
There" ere often Hemorrhoids or even
loss of blood. There may be giddiness
and often headache and acidity or
flatulence and tenderness in the pit of
the stomach. To correct all this if not
tlit'ct a cure, try, Green's August Flower, it
costs but a trille and thousands attest its
c-flhacy. d&weowly
What Do Yon Want ?
One may want more than his share of
comfort and nappiness. mat wouia De
relSsb, and therefore wrong. But to
want a good return for seed sown is
legitimate. To obtain a good result, if
you plant garden seeds buy Dandreth s
tedigree seeds. W. E. Pelham, Drug
gist, is tho only dealer in Landreth's
Seeds, and supplies only fresh seeds. 12
papers seeds for 50 cents. Beans, and
Peas, 10, 15, and 25 cents per pint
nbepper in larger quantities. No old
commission seeds at 1 elfiaru's.
Advertisers, Notice.
Advertisements or changes for Sunday'
Citizeu rhould be handed on Friday
evening or early Saturday morning to
insure insertion.
main- last summer at only G2c. cannot
be matched in Abbeville under 81
We oiler a fur Derby at '.hSc. which
is worth We have a, small job
in open-belt. 1.'. pleat-; d-hosom Shirts,
old-fashioned, isome with collars on
for 70c. c:;;;:i'! be bought of manu
facturers for ti'.c money. A small
line of Men's Nig I Mm'ts, Wainsutta
Muslin, from '-- to -sl.iX, worth
double the nvr.'.ey, nothing cheaper
in our liott-e. Southern Belle Toilet
Soap, iiiatnmot:! c.ttvos at .c. each,
sells in t'.:i Lo'.vii 'i-.'Y 2 k-; we give o
for 2-jc. titi'l th 'i't !" V money ; (V-n't
make much, hut keep things moving.
f cakes of Toilet . -oap in black imita
tion ebony jewel box for 2."c. Box is
worth a quarter, soap ditto, both for
2oc. l'araf-l- IVom "2c. up, cheap
est line in V -vi
crs. Tips. Bibb
Ornaments. A c
in prices in t
Sett, Dislt and
one 01 tlie
saw, well worth h-. Our Hemp Car
petings ami Mattings have moved off
so rapidly wo have had to dtiplic .te
purchases rot yd in the store 10 days.
Nurses white Aprons at 2."e., worth
-10c. Baby- Caps all prices. Feather
Dusters 2 ic , peddlers sell them for
50c , and people think them cheap.
tow to Mitke 9Xoney,
The tfii'j to mtl:c mimeit and save. motu'V
is to buy t the b si u lmut ige what you are
compelled to hnvc 01 he best poisiute Urms.
Always buy the best gnmh and make your
money ao as far is possible.
A dollar saredbi bity'my ten dollars u-ortli
o' oooas is a dolir meed Joe a rainy day
This beina the case the tiuestion arises where
to bay the largest amount of goods to the
beat advuntane.
You )'. deride this jnrstioo by pra tl al
We isuarantie to iee you as much f the
same class of qoods for tin- same amount of
money, if not more, ilian any house in toien
AH tee '.' is a lair lu ll
We sincrel'i thnul; t!w citizens of .she-
rille and surroondiud conntrn foe the libera
pntrnn-vje britwe;l upon u. lieretofitre
by I ur and hoie.:
ontii'Uaut e of Hi,'
dealing trust to .
..(iHi--
d
ier-1 a
. Iff alienys keep a lull line ofjancyau
lieaey ijroi-i n
dan produce,
ojrriidl in
t'our, hau, mill fed, ijrai
L. MUM. Y.
Our stock of Flow
I -at l'ins, Hair
. will not be matched
.vis. A glass Berry
12 Napkins for $1.28.
prettiest things we ever
Tie.
etl at
lit!
lie a I
v.
i' i.f Carpets just reei-iv
i. . li.i.iAMSox e-i Co s,
THE A3HEV1LLE
SUpMr - M - Hotel
Lj optn fur guests. rir.t-cla.-.s in every ja: t it-u'.a;
Sdllitaetiou fcuanuiteeo.
Ti-.RMS Per week Sin 00
Per day - O)
JAMES D. CARUItK
ai.rSdlm Manager.
HUMPHREYS'
E0HE0PAT2I5 VEIEEIUASY SPECIFICS
For Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Dogs, Hogs, Poultry.
500 PAGE BOOK on Treat
ment of Aniinnla and
Chart &ent Free.
rriiEa Fevers. C'oitKestlona, Inflammation.
A.A. fipinnf Meningitis, Milk Fever.
M. ?raintlf Jjanieuei hdi-hkhiiisiu,
'. ('.-Distemper. Nasnl 1 DisebarKes.
Hots or Grabs, Worms.
K. E. Cougbs. Heaves, I'm-nm 011 id.
K. F. Colic or Gripes. Reltynt be.
G. G. Miscarriage, Hemorrhages.
II. II. I'rinarv and Kidney llisrases.
1. I. Krupiiv'e Iliseases, Mange.
J. K. Diseases of Digestiou.
Stable Case, with Specifics, Mannnl.
witch Hazel Oil and JleUlcator, S7.C0
l'ricc, Single Bottle (over 50 dosesX - .0
Sold by Druggists; or
Sent Prepaid on Receipt of Price.
Humphreys' Med. Co., 109 Fulton St.. N. Y.
HUMPHREYS'
r pi!,--i'l'iun
in aket.
,.rts
Shoes f a- Men :ti.d Boys at
r 111 1 ... .(. a nu'-e
1.00 to .?;uo.
Biurets, Tubs,
f House Keeping
I Prices,'' which
means lower i'ltui others. We sell
lots of :itls t 1 ne:'.'.- by Towns, and
samples a'.v good-: bv mail, 'i.ad anar-
antcc i!i.f.ic!''tn.
promptly.
Temii
'.'Sc.. reii
line of Tut
miller tlie
Brooiii.s, :i'
utensils ui
Letters .tnswereil
orv :vs;
(';r.o.
t i-tfullv. ecc.
T. .10 NFS o.
paine's,
(glety
mpuunu
Nervous Prostration, Neuralgia,
Stomach and Liver Diseases, Rheu
matism, Dyspepsia, and ail aftec
tions of the Kidneys.
p B . , f It combine the active principles of
Hfc" CAUSE 1 Celery and Coca, thaa etiongthcning
( tho nervouB ej-sten;.
QPAjllIMn t It cleanses the blood, coring all dis
AUd eases caused by impure or impover
( iahed blood.
DPI ftle.p 5 ft regulates the bowels and kidneys
jLwALJwb ( coring their diseases.
np... C Ithasthis wonderful four-fold action,
KrCaliSE I carina all diseases of tho Nerves,
BLVnUf" ) Blool Bowels, and Kidneys.
Price S I .OO. Sold liy druggists.
WELLS.RICH ARDSON & CO., Proprietors
BURLINGTON. VT.
URES
33 Colors.
lAIionD flYEj
Will Color One to Four Pounds
FOR
IO
Of Dress Goods,
Garments,
Varns. Ratrs ptc.
' 0 ' J CENTS.
A Child can use them!
The PUREST, STRONGEST and FASTEST
of all Dyes. Warranted to Dye the most goods, anc
give the best colors. Unequalled for feathers,
Ribbons, and all fancy Dyeing. ,
For Gilding or Bronzing Fancy Articles, USE
DIAMOND PAINTS.
Gold, Silver, Bronze, Copper. Only IO Cent 3,
DIAMOND PAINT LIQUID
Is the best thing to use in mixing Diamond Paints.
A bottle, with camel's hair brush, costs but io cents.
DIAMOND LAUNDRY BLUING
Only io cts. for a package to make one quart of the
best Hluing. Will not spot or streak the finest fabric.
Ask druggist for Dye book and Card, or write
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Burlington, Vt
! Asheville Ice and Coal Company,
II. T. COLLINS & CO.
Pure Ice Made From Distilled Water.
Superior : Hard : and : Soft : Coal.
Orders Promptly Filled.
Telephone XVI os 53 aaid BB,
HFI'Mi Bittnt'Harti SSitif(?iiiir PuSftn-. .Svc-nue.
Tk3RI$Oftt. Eititoi.
,1
21 & i SHr2'8S UI5S,IC SQILA5SS-;. Ahevills- S, .
KEKI' TIIK I.AIUiKST STUCK IN WKSTKKN NOUTil CAROLINA rF
Basil. Blinds, Boors, Moaldhigs
PAIXTS. Vi.DOW:5CORD and WEKiHTS. ROOFING I'A ' i !
LI MK, PLASTER J XG HAIR
LATH, SHINGLES
Kindling Word and a v'v:u varit-ty of HuiMii:;: Kt-iii-i rr I mnhor
soiih odl sixes of IMinds and alio l.mni-t-r Ki'a!. for f IiPisc
We oiler verv cl.
and oi!tb!iildin.'i.
'iil'YINC; IN LARGK lU ANTITI KS STRICTLY I-OR
ENABLK! TO OFKKR GOODS AT
X. O WES T J Tl I : V
! Ktimatrs promjiflj fiirnisliod and special frizes jr;.fHivd at
1 w.v'a 1 1 (il'Jmes
!! Wi: Al.K
Trouble ExKcideiid.
Tlie iionts! tdil-i;s of tlie "'Cilizen" have at la?t atrn-fd '' :."ib
T- o tr .nb'.e at first was thev could not believe that wo were in
intr i.'""ds so (h' an. but when we assured tliein that we. I, -id ! ,
'heartiflw at rrices nanicil ever since we went hit bii.-iii;'.
heavv recline in eod'e.-: bad enab'ed us to u t r our m i. e.s verv
article, tl'.ev tli'-n eliee't'uliv a jret d to imblisii nr.r iricc:. S., ,
the j-:itvs ! a i'f.v ir-ailinj; article:
(jr.; id Rio eo.!t-e (i ibw. for a dollar, the serves in j us-"" -.
best . the tisarkct f-T the nri-. , DurkceV ::;ih'. i xlu-f
ir
rrn-s!
si A
Ar!:ickle':i f:.;lL-e LMc-
ffe have ree.i .lavas
breakfast .lav
iitil' !.' '((.
We set! s:a;i.;ar.i
i;' i :s t the dt!ia
fr.-.m Stc t
and roasted :
"!)c; Siicse are '
i.v.ifi low.
all wilier u
CANMCIl (iOOUS AND FANCY iit -El'.l I s
lb peacdies t5cer, :s. iU'iv st;c!.
:! lb. aj.U-8 1" cents, 2 fur 25.
Columbia river .-.alinoa 20.",
Cri'ps A I'.:ackwel!'s j:ims and .re- fr
. ie. i ; i .:';- ;
2 lb. corn 2 i' r 2-"-i-'au'e
M-:i-!e:'s: ! :
Sail s a'r.b .-s pjii'i
( '('Site's s-ap
Dake ciwr tt.' "i
v. i:. i i. is s'-iiii ?
I i.ii' .'c Axe -t.'ativii
s,- ar. I :
Oill ll) li) ii! (;:,-::
Li!' I -r
V the b.'st
Our snow Ki'"jind D.dsy tiotir at arc j si t i e:
in this market and atesold under a nuaranteo.
Swevf stake:; aiid Martinsville tlonr in SAi-ks and barrels at s- -j ;
Those yoodsiiie known all oyer the couritrv.
Our consstani. aim and zeal is; to re;ain the contiileiiet! ef our pati:
public, and everv arti:ie will be sold as stated until this ;idvi
CTC.D FACTOR 217 HAYWOOD STR- .i'C-JJ
Ash ev i lle; n;c.
P.O.B0X284-
L!!d t!
nicnt
withdrawn.
Respectfully,
A. D. CODi'KR
WATER MOTORS.
The Ashcvillo Waterworks now fniu:sa si.pj
ior farililirs for the use of th .se Motorr.
! TneTl KKIi. and K5
330TOK.S
give ehcai a:i -:'..-.- ri t p i-r fur many iiia-m.
f.vcturt s -tu.i iii'i i 're y a c tweit i' ' ran
ninsmie or nior.- Sl-ivi: Vitelline;, lienla laiie.-s
ana enjiim-s, e-'.; iiui.J. lea ere mi tnr.'zons
fins, priii: im; (.re-;tls. T-,,:i'.-ea ii.ae'airi.-i y. av.,
eie , itf. l'.vr (r .1:1 t-e lertt ro :irf.l to -0
horse.
the tceiuc -1.v.0 the iiacki's aj!e the
i.eadisu water motokx ad a he ( ed
the wq::i.i oyev..
S:iti-(iUMiii CunratitccI.
W.S. CTVICIAX. )
A ft-. 1.1 :DSIY l Asen's.
II 'aa.iiartcrs for thu : res cut a: A. W J.inasey's
slio;-, Xi'i orth Mam apt 1'J lt
CO.
N. Y,
. ji:ii'.
lac
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HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC No.
Id usa 20 venrs. Tho onlv cucceful remedy for
Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness,
End Prostration, from ow-work or other causes.
(1 per Vial, or fi vinl-and large vial powder, lor $5.
Sold UY IRr;ois i or sent postpaid on receipt oX
plies. Iiuaphrr ja Jlvdiciae Co., J U'J t uitoo buf A. x.
p3deo0tvy
'VeU I.-:,." .s v.-it!
I Ilo!i.-:e o. .-. ii. ::;.-
lO0 l!.t .:. ': ,-. !--ii"'-i
keep ; hi- ! v.. tu-
I jiuil'of '.vir-r ; --ii---' !.i--!
coin-.:-, 1 I.;,- 1: v
' on the :r-
!esir.;oie in -;i ' ! '
One of " 'aiv s!
j ju--t throivt, uj- .n ill.- :
i in hi-:iseh.!: : '.I.' in t h
O.l a-ld :
! some itf v. Mr!: :!.. A -be-;
on s.i!e v in
win k I:.';'.::.- ':::. t;iey tna
t.,ei!- s-ii- s .- :v )
i.i-: i:ce,l
(iii'.r on
: pi . ssion
Km i!iti:re
N0T10B !
i To the People of Buncombe and Ad
joining Counties.
t
'! r To the Jen- anil the
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Tit Cl
Delightful Excursion I
ASHEVILLE
i ,i:r
i iich t-e-,-Tin-
l:,
wiJih (.i
r e( ptic.'.
he.ivie.st :i
inches tcicu, :t
eireule.r in
V'lafs ami tii. :
t-.eaii ;.ie'-e ;
liui.ir.:',:et.iry v.-i i
are. Wiiith. '1'Lje
Milt i.s i t
talar.-ii p
:;':.-.et. -. lias
;k t a K'-veitv
highly linish
V.";(lii:K Snits.
lie M.-.ttse have
, e.':;i jilete in
trnlv be pron
.-!: i r.ii-.r 'lseil rn
; 1 the i-.i-.it o: the
:e.jiiils I hwiirioas,
I..- ir, ..i.e wijud.
(le:iti'e :
u I To the rrumnt-rayius Siillt--v-
rv '
rl i;-s j And the i : aL-Do .vn S.nner:
. iti-.il ! To Democrats aau Kepn' lieanrf ;
v- '"' o N'atives of tho Sunny Sonth ;
Likewi.-ic the Stranger within our gates from
the r.lizzard-htriisl-ca North,
TO
HOT SPRINGS.
Round Trip Tickets
ONLY $4.50!
Including a fnll day's board at the
Mountain Park
HOTEL.
Ih Baths in Marble Pools and Porcelain Tuba
are the finest and most luxurious
in America-
The Hotel U
New and First-Class
In Every Particular.
3",c".ii u Vis Cuavc.e-
The Place is a Charming Spat,
Nestled among, and sheltered
by fine-clad Alonntains,
where there is no Fog.
no dust, no malaria.
Pore and abundant water, and (absolaieiy
perfect drainage.
J A. TENNEatT,
Architect and, Contractor.
rians.speciftcations and estimates furnished.
All w -rk in my line contracted for, ami no
charges for drawings on contracts awarded me.
Heferences when ilesii ed.
Office No. 13, Uendry,iSlocK. north of Court
House AsheTille. ledMIioo
( '!.: i'ni,. ! , is ol ir.iustial
:t;;;ns evorv t rawer ami 1
-.1 -v. The liiirrur .f th;i
re-" i ivni'h plate alas?,
.ieiie.i t!ailia$!d. !3
::!: ': A. at across. This
n-ii'.i" vt-ieerinp on the
i. -ii liedstead, eost the
!!U!: an ordinary suits
in;;rh!e r.sed on these
ne nrs: fjuaiiiv lennessee,
: almos. ' (jiif.! to a mirror.
Another rnve.ltv this hor.se has on pale
i is the "'he Screen do.'.rs, in sizes to suit
j all doors ;cii cm he attached on tlie in
; eide wit 1 1 -n i-.wrferin with the outer.
I The wind-.iw s-riviti. ma e by a curious
but simple eorit : :.v?.nc",e:v iiy adjustable.
They a-e ii"!it, er.n r.-adiiy am' easily be
liandltd by av "in- wiio can raise a
window a '.id will lit r-nuaiy urn window.
One ma n n-.- t i.j- y the siiti'ir.er breezes
without the aiiuoyance d" i'ies, mosqui
toes or other insects'.
Want c I p;'.ie furbids specify inn fur
ther, but c vi- ;t to this lto twe will both
llease and instc-nish. dtf
yiy ANTED.
A lady who is an experienced Music Teacher,
desires a situation In a school on dr about the 1st
of September next. Address
MRS. "SOUTH,"
aprl8d4taw2t Marlon, McDowell Co , N. C.
CORKER OF;
Academy Btree. and Bemden Avenotf
" Pupils admitted at any timo for regular
irregular cnune at or terms, &c.,appiy 10
. v r.
Janl dtf
fKNAlI.
WHITLOOK'S
Xcw C'lotiiiHg lieparlment.
Ia order to mipi y our nuin?roti8
patrons witii a uew class of Clothing for
Men, Boys and children, I have opened
a new place two doors below "Whitlock's
Corner" when? I au prepared to offer a
complete wic ! ck t.f the most stylish,
best lilting, and t--.fl made fine clothing
that have yet be.- n put on this market
The prices will be reasonable and
uniform to nil.
I will devote r.iy personal attention to
this branch, and can eafely assert that
there are ;V -ivn in any State who are
better equipped with experience and
facilities to i'iriiir.h the best class of
Cloth ins at lov. cr-t possible prices than I
am. I can nave yo;i the trouble of order
ing fiom abro.iu. I cimrantee satisfac
tion in all classes aiul Jit you bttttr than
you can get anywhere else.
CUSTOM DLl'AETMENT.
I will make Clothing to order of the
best grades of Imported and Domestic
goods only.
I can safely promise you as pood
fitting, and stylish garments as the best
merchant tailors in the largest cities can
produce at lets than city prices foi same
class of work.
A'o misfits will be passed to any customer.
One trial will convince tho best critic of
customclothingthat Iexaggerate nothiDg.
Respectfully,
A. AVniTLOCK, Agent.
Cut
THIS OUT. For 25 cents we wtTl mb4
you 1 It nece.1 or Aew music, luu biegmu
New Designs for Embroidery sod Stamping.
1 OO of be best songe em Bung with a lot
400 Cute. Curioua nd Cetehj Pictures, Great Geme
FortdM Tellltic. etc. All for onlr '2-1 eti. Ail Itam
Crlnne
eatFrat,
O!
tmpfl
W0iaKTgC0.12I.UlSLll.l
GRFiKTIXG.
ALL IIAIT AN'D WELCOME!
SMITH & BA1RD,
He. li Pattja Ave.,
are about iuing their Pie.i-lentiiil Prospect
us, but before doing hu fiey fesl constrained
to inform the nil)!ie of a few things Tro
13ouo Publico,
Firntly, Until further notice we will ecll a
bag of iiist-clam X. 1 Flour for H per hun
dred pounds.
Secondly, That they have en route for this
place a carload of bettor flour than has ever
been sold on this market ; and they say fur
ther, that if noon trying it you don't find this
to be true, tho purchase ruouey will be ref und
edand they will make public retraction through
the city prens. We will sell this brand of
Flour for
$3.25 Per Hundred.
The reason why we make thU titraordiuary
offer is simply this : We buy it on exactly that
kind of guarantee.
We will sell as announced last week :
7 pounds coffee for 1 00
12 " granulated sugar for 1 00
16 " yellow C sugar for 1 00
14 to 1U pounds rice for 1 00
Good broomB, 15c. each; sugar cured hams,
13c. ; breakfast strips, 12c. ; unsmoked sides 8c.
to 10c.; tea, 25c. up; Peter J. Hitter's canned
goods the best in the market in almost end
less profusion ; canned beef, fish, lobster,
fruits of all kinds, canned vegetables, berries,
dried chipped oeef, smoked beef tongue.
We are also agents for one of the
Finest Grange Groves
in Florida, and constantly receiving fresh or
anges, lemons, bananas, cocoanuts. etc., etc.
Large lot of
Ready-uiade Clothing
which w6 are selling at and bf low cost. We
are going out of this branch of business, and
want the room for other goods. Boots and
shoes clear down; ladies' and gents' furnishing
goods cheap enough; cotton, woolen and silk
goods, notions, etc. in great variety. Come and
Look at our Goods.
Large, invoice of sillr, wool, grass and stra
hats to arrive this week. Will sell low. The
best cakes, cookies, crackers, white beans, po
tatoes, pickles, preserve, James A-Co.'s con
serves. Goods delivered free in any part Of
the city. 4-
SilTH k:iO
AsheviNa Coal Market
COl.KECTEl) BY THE
Ashcvillo I( & Coal Co.,
II. T. COM.INK & CO., PHOI-lt s.
Black Diamond Lump, for (irate,
" ?-nt, for Move.
Hard. Chestnut,
stove,
. - f-
J. W. Cortland,
!l 75
I
HK.4I, i-Xl'4'iK IJIIOKF.lt
AND
ffXVKHTMKXT :-: AEST,
Oflers for salt
IMPROVED
AND
UN I M TROVE D PKOPER'l I KS
rx THE
CITY OF ASHEVILLE, N. C.
AND
SI' RROUN I) 1 XG COU N TRY
NO. 43 SOUTH MAIN STREE'
3d Door above Bank of Ashevil!
-A I.:ir;
:itnl Complete- Assortnu'Ml of-
1
1
1
i
I f3S EH!
FINK IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
3
a
a ssax raw tip tM4 ffaas
3
-jH'ci:illy lveoinmeiiiloil ly lciiliiij jiliy.-ii-i-ins lor nil Pul-
-V E
t. .i. A' c:..,.i , w w ai
xil liiu firuw inj; n. oi-Luuii-
Iots arc otk'ivtl varying m izc 1
from a third to foi u ackes, and Try Frank LoiiLtltianV OU Coin Whiskey
in price from $300 to $10,000. Imonary Complaints.
ES'iSffi",. All Orders bv Mail PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
hipped to all parts of the I. nitcd Mates ami Canada.
in one year will be given
Satisfactory Terms
on the remainder.
L YV. Cokti.and.
iCEiCREAM!!!
AM) H A ' Kit ICE !
((lood
i iglt.7 & IBB'BllSMflBs? fa
lict iii tlie City !
1 am nosv prepared to fill all orders for the
above nt reasonable prices. Best creaips Hud
purist ext nets used. Call on or address
J. ii. U RRINUTON.
at XV. B. Anderson & Co'.,
apl 17 diw South Main street.
Hats, Caps, Trunks and Valises.
Everybody wears Levy's $3.00 Home-Madu Mioes
M. LEYY, 19 South Main street,
WHEN TIMES ARE HARD. AND
MONEY IS SCAUCE, YOU CER
TAINLY OI GHT TO SAVE ALL
YOU CAN. TODD THIS, rEI-ORE
YOU BUY YOUR CLOTHING 1'OR
YOURSELF AND CHILDREN,
YOU MUST TRY
TP XT LP
PATTON AVENUE.
The Mem? WwV& (FMhim
r
MAE
Proprietor.
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