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)' r.- : k! ' i AlliiVlLL&CmZEiN. R. M. FUIiMAN, ) JOR1MN STON'K, Edi tor. J 1. CAMtfKON. ) TH U'D'AY' MOKNrXU. JUNE 18. 1888 4 " Chairman State Democratic lixecutive Uoaiinittee, Kaleigb. Si-ikr Whitaker, ".v Esq. ' Chaiitnan Execi tive Committee 9tb Congressional DisMct, Asbeville, N. C. M. E. Carter, E- ' . -. '- Chairman r xecntive Committee, Bun combe county, Asheville, N. C C. M. : McLobd, Esq. NATIONAIi DEMOCRATIC TICKET For i'reeident, ROVI3RCXEVEL.ANI, OfNesv York. For Vice-President, Of Ohio. DEMOCRATIC STATK TICKET. For Gjvernor. UAXIET, o. row Of Wake. For I.ieut.-Governor, THOMAS M. HOIl Of Alamance. For Secretary of State, WILLIAM L. SAUNDERS, Of Orange. ' . ' 'r For Treasurer, ' DONALD yi. BAIN t , Of Wake. f) For Auditor, GEO. W. SANDER LIN. Of Wayne. For Supt. of Public Instruction. SIDNEY M. FINGER, Of Catawba. For Attorney-General, TIIEO. F. DAVIDSON, Of Buncombe. For Senator, 41st District, M. C. TOMS, 01 Henderson. For Judges of the Supreme Court, J. J. DAVIS, of Franklin, JAMES E. SHEPHERD, ofBeaufoit. A. C. AVERY, of Burke. I'Tbe question ctfrec trade is al solvtely irrelevant, nntl.tiift perpislcnt claim made in certain quarters that all efforts to relie"e the people lrum unjust and unnr ??ssary taxation are schemes of tocal. 1 Free Traders is mischievous and fr.r removed from any consideration of the public good." The heat in New York had c n tinued up to Tuesday with ferocity. On Monday there were 300 deaths, among them more than 100 chil dren. The mercury was at 98 in the shade; and tl.e. breezes were heated as if they had passed over the sands of Sahara. The approaching teunion of Con federate and Union soldiers on the on hand, and Fcraker and Iogalls on the other, art things not recou cileable except m the supposition that these last and their followers cling to the Giant Despair as the The democratic national platform is out and out, emphatically and unequivocally, for reform, not only in revenue hut in everything else pertaining to the conduct ot public affairs. It demauds thai reform which brings about the reduction of public revenues, the excess of which is sj detrimental to every business interest and so cor rupting to public morality by keep ing before the eye of the wily poli tician the heaps of hoarded gold to he used in sappiDg public and pri vate virtue. It had already done, what is reiterated in the platform, restored the tone cf public honor, official honesty and the practice of gt vernmental economy. The dem ocrats are for, and have been, for lower taxes, economic administra tion and the avoidance of a sur plus. The republican platform possibly is opposed to the retention of a surplus, but it avoids deliberately the measures which would prevent its accumulation. It will heap up the surplus, but it proposes to squan der it "where it will do the most eood to the party." The New York Herald says: "The platform commits the Repub lican party flatly against all reform ot the tariff. It Jsmands the re peal of the tob- "o and whisky taxes if this is necttsary to abolish the surplus, but it takes care in other sections to declare for expen ditures, for subsidies, for pensions, for the Blair educational bi.l, for in ternal improvement and other purposes on so vast a scale' as to swallow .up any possible surplus and thus prevent any reform or de crease in taxation. The republicans have satisfaction of presenting to the suffrages of the people two gentlemen eminently-distinguished for social fastidiousness and the carefulness with which they avoid the contamination of the vul gar touch. Mod rn republicanism is a wonderful transmitter of social position and eradicator of early eo cial instincts, because, it is one of the happy results of republican policy lo make men rich and to lift them to dizzy heights fur above their early bumble foot paths. Protec tion has founded many enormous fortunes, land grants to favored rail roaJs have generated a horde ol . wealthy lordlings, navy contracts and oiher government favors have created an army of aristocrats, now . proud of their factitious elevation, ashamed of their lowly origin, look- ing back with, eh time upon their humble beginnings, looking down with contempt upon their former associates. Mr. Harrison is as ex- chisiv j in ; his. asrociitiui. if in las veins ''run al! the Mood o: all the Howards," and Mr. Mortoi, in the plenitude o! hid wealth, 1; I f S with nervous e.-ifjern. sm all tint iw memos ol his early lite, Uuy ug up Uic shingle; that ued to hang ai the I'ior of hip phoewhop in Vermont, that he might obliterate the hist vts liee of evidence, "that" recalUd his younger days All honor to Mr. Morton perha.ip; for his success in life. But he should rot lie ashamed al the contrasts chunged cotfditior.s present. Andy J,i!-i smi wa nevr offended to he r- minded of the goose, the ntedle, thf thimble; Lin coin was proud to Ir.vvi; his rail pplitt'iig era recalU d; Garfield was elated when reminded that Uih tmv path t'l" the canal ooejiei to him the road to lame. ihi! tlitse modtrti gei l t men see with liillen-iit t-yis; tlm past iimi ii:'put a tfny, ai.d in their uhWi r . inaMh lo farther powei the vulvar crowd '"must not come between the wind and their nobi ity" Kit ED DOUGLASS AND THE NE GRO. "Wm. Smalley, (coiared.) in a letter to the Augusta Chronicle nub lished yesterday, says anent Fred Douglass: 'Mr. Douglaus speaks of the negro at the bouiff as neiog in a worse condition now than when first emancipated. Now these sort of speeches at the North will never do us anv good. We are in the South and Fred Douglass is in the North. He says what is not true when he savs the condition of the colored people of the South, since the war, was never worse than now. It does not appear that he said one single thing aoout our increase of wealth, education ana great institu tions of learning. If Douglass and others, who make so much fuss about the condition of the negro down South, would take some of thir thousands and come South and establish manufactories, &c, and give the negro ample employ ment, it would do more gonu than so much talk." Mr. bmalley ovcr.ooks one fact; Fred Douglass is one of the colored aristocrats of Washington City ; he moves within a charmed circle ircra which the common negro in as rig idly excluded as Douglass himself is from the best white circles of his city. Moreover, Fred has married a white wife, and stands aloof from the ''trash" oi his race. He has no sympathy with his people in the South ; and while not ignorant of their progress, affects to ignore it. Douglass will cut a swell among the Northern politicians who make use of hire; he will spjnd Done of his thousands for the benefit of his race. OOJi'T let that cold of yours run on. You think it is a light thing. Hat it may run into catarrh. Or into pneumonia. Or consumption. , Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia is dangerous. Consumption is death itself. SFhe breathing apparatus unrTbe kept healthy and clear of all obstrucfons and offensive matter. Otherwise -there is trouble ahead. All the diseases of these parU, head, nose, throat, bronchial tubes and hin.s, can be delightfully and eutirtly cured by the use ot ISoscbee's German Syrup. If you don't know this already, thousands and thoiuacds ot people can tell you. They have been cured by it, and "know how it is, themselves." Bottle only 75 cents. Ask any druggists d&wcowl y . " Notice to Advertisers. Parties frequently have advertise ments inserted "till forbid," and allow thetn to remain longer than they sus pect, and then object to paying for such insertions. Our space costs us money, and we must and will charge for its use. All parties may expect to par full tran sient rates for all "till forbid" advertise ments We hope there will he no fur ther misunderstandings upon this point. It is much more satisfactory all round, to fix length of time and agree to rate of charges in the beginning. A Cbolce Stock of California canned goods, Ritter's Preserved fruits, Momaja coffee, Salad dressing. Keystone Pickles. Grated Cocoanut, apple syrup, Catsups, fresh candies, Wilson's Crackers, Hats, Boots and Shoes cheaper than anybody else offers them in town, at Smith & Baird's. To make room for our large Spring stock we will sell goods exceedingly cheap for the next ten davs. dU W. A." Blair & Co. HUMPHREYS' Cloth & Cold Binding 144 FafN, with SImI EifraTtaf, MAILED FBEB. AMrrm. P. O. ftot 1810. W. T. "LIST OF PRINCIPAL HOS. CUBES rCTWi, Congestion, Inflammations. .25 Worms, Worm Fever. Worm Colic... J2S Crying Co He. or Teething of Infants. .25 Ilvsenterv. GriDine. Bilious Colie 2fl viarriiv ui viiiiuren or auqiui X9 Cfaolerm Morbus, vomiting .25 Coughs, Cold, Bronchitis... 25 neuralgia, i ootnscne, iaoescne..i.. ,Z3 Hsdsches. Sick Headache. Vertiir.- .ao HOMEOPATHIC Ill Itvspcpsia. bilious Stemach Kapprcascd or Painful Periods.. .25 .25 13 14 Croup. Coagh, Difficult Breathing,... .25 Halt Itlienm, Krnipelaa, ruptiona. Jtli Khriimatism, Bnenmatic Pains.... M ..25 wnues, too rrofnse fenoos.. 16 16 Fever and Ague. Chills, Malaria..... .50 Puna. Blind or Bleed in Art 17 Cntarrh, Inftnensa, Cold in the Head ,flO ' ' 'Rfieral lphilitv.PhvaicAi WMlrmiM Urt 7 1 Kidney isease AO nervous iveniticr l.OO L rlnarv Weakness. Wettln Rnd nifc 32 Diseases of the Heart, Palpitation. . i .OO SPECIFICS. bold hj Draeffista, or sent postpaid on receint of ptica. umruatiB'Kj)icisk to.109 t'u. sciui. p3deoddrwly WATER MOTORS. The Asherillo Water Workj now furnish taper tor facilities for the use of these Motors. Tlie TCERE and the BACKUS MOTORS Rive cheap and efficient power for many manu, factnrea and Industries. They ate used for run ning one or more Bewlne Machines, dental lathes and engines, collee mill, tee cream freezers fans, printing presses. toba&X) machinery, raws, etc., etc. Power from the least req :ired to 20 horse. .- THE TVERK AND THE BACKUS ARE THE LEADING WATER MOTORS A1)D ARE USED THE WORLD OVER. Agent for the Tnerk Hydraulic Elevatrs, : ' For rasaengera and Freight. These eleratora are Absolutely Safe. -Satisfaction Guaranteed. . W. 8. CTJHHMAN, A. W. L1ND8EY, J " . faeadqnarters at the office of the SlDger Mann ft ctoring Co., (M South Main at. apll9dtf I- A strange case inlt resV- the Char lotte public. " An it.cendiasy lire destroy d a hou-e occupied by a C ilored marrii d . lifiir." Thf wife surrender-l liersit io justice, cm fe3sinp ill it sliH-i- the ; incendiarv aod i hat she burtird the house m i. to be am sled, and thus seciif s araiion from the husband wh"c cru-Ities wi re intolerable. ' It is a k; range -i ; and iier ,.-vi may o considt red as jumping ''out of the frvi g p ;0 i .-sir. -t if fin- , . ' 1 lie Ilnbir Cry for It, And tlie old ft;iks laugh when they find that ihf .lai-ant California, liquid 'rn.t innwly, -ynij ui H. l uhhk vnsny taken ai'd iiiurc beneficial in ite tt-.-t . ti than hitter, nanseoiiK itu-dicmi'S It strengthens ih.- I.iver, Kidneys Stomach, and Bowel, ttlnle it arMlscs iltfni healthy hciivmvV For sale I iy !.. !i. Lynns. "HOT WEATHER, ITEMS." We have sum - te-i;itiinl l).V" Goo. Is, in l.iwn-, mtisliii-and iiiirU, int.! our -tuck i..f l.ici-s i- lu i up, at prices sure to please. 'We have sold a number of ice cream freezers at unheard-of pi ices in this cty we warrant every one of them to be as good as the best OR wis refund MONEY and take them hack: non have been returned as yet. We itave just received a nev; lot of rugs some beauties and prices will suit, as well as quality. The ladies' are especially requested to call and see our new supply of ribbons find flowers some extra nice tips also. We have 3 pieces chamber sets for $1.58, usual price $2.20. . hall era quet sets 83c, 6 halls at $1.12. Ham mocks for $1.12 worth 8i,7?.' A new lot of embroidered scarfs, su rah silk, 20 inches wide, nil colors at 78c. worth 81. Hamburg, Nain sook, and Swiss edgings, also uiorers, an wkmiis, ami prices which are guaranteed to be lower than. elsewhere. Wigwam Slippers, Lawn Tennis Shoes, Newport Tits, Oxfords, Opera Slippers, and fine Shoes lor Ladies' at prices sure to please. A new lot - of Silk UmHi ellas and Parasols, at "Racket PYic s." We sell goods at a small profit, for cash only, and a- they are bought lower than other hoy, (owing to our facilities,) we under sell our neighbors; and as we guar antee everything sold to be as rep resented or money refuxdud, there is no risk in buying of us, hence people do buy. Contrary io our expectations, we arc not yet in our new store, No 15 South Alain street, but we shall get there on or about the 1st of July. Come and see us, don't wait until we move; wo can supply you with anything you need, either to wear or to use, and we guarantee to save you money on every purchase made ol us. Very respectfully, GEO. T. TONES & CO,, ; . N. Y. office-4fi Broadway -.fif. OO D BOARD. Table or dav can be Tjrocured at thi npw Hawls' bouse on Colleee street, one minute's walk from Court Square. Terms reasonable. juno'JUU J. Li. WILaIf . JJOAEDERS WANTED. A few boarders can be satisfactorily accommo dated by apiilyingto MUrf. JAMES LOK1CK, juDi-aimo J47 jn . Alain street. D ELIGUTFUL SUMMER BOARDING. Tlie circuit rooms of the Asheville Female College are ready for the reception of guests for the summer. Charees reasonable. Address, ASUHYILLE FEMALE C jLJ.EGE. june 19 d2T OOD PRIVATE BOARD. Parties desirinir itood private board can ba accommodated eatisfaetoriiy by applying to MRS. T. W. N ".EL, 23i Ilaywood street, iot 10 dtf near Battery Park. B OARDERS wanted, To occupy txo nice front rooms in new horse on Flint street, one door Irom Haywood street; also day boarders, vocation in five minutes' jralt of court house. Apply on premises or to Mr. Buwie at Smith & Baird's. may 6 dtf Patton Avenue Hotel. Having thoroughly cleaned and newly furnish ed the above hotel, situated half-way between the depot and curt square, we now solicit boarders and transient guests. Good fare, terms reasonable. MR. AND MRS. A. II. STOCKTON, ju-je 15d?ms TURNPIKE HOTEL, A most delightful and popular summer resort. Buncombe County, H. '., Is now opec for the reception of guests. It Is situated on the Murphy t;anch of the Wes e.n North Carolina Rail Head, titteen miles weit of A hcvillc, and the same distance fr m Waynesviiln, lu the most picturesque mountain eccihtj, tit an cletaiiun ol 400 fe:t abr.ve thesca 1 aie MlniU'-ns have been made to the house; new rooms anu new f urr.iiure provide space auci rcshnes8. A good and liOuutilul table is sprtad with all the ubslautiala aud delicacies of the monntalnp; abundance of vegetables, Iruita, milk and butter, fresh from garden, orchard and dairy. Terms moderate. Address MRS. J. C. SMiTEtEo'S. may S3 d:lm Tarnplke, N. C. Cesar's Head Hotel, Located upon the summit of Crcsur'a IIal SEontitaizt, an outlying spur of the Blue Ridge, 4000 feet above tide water. Average temperature during ' the hot M.onths from G0 to 70. " Climate incomparable, '"an elixir of life." Scenery varied, grand aod beauti ful. Mineral waters abundant. Is now open for the season of 1888. Every comfort provided that it is possible to obtain in this mountain country. Guests cordially welcomed. Daily mails. Livery stable, etc 24 miles from Hendersonville, N. C. F. A. MILES. &L D., jnne 15 dtf Proprietor. Writing School ! Enter any time, improvement certain by rapid muscular movement. Terms 52.00 per month in advance BOOKKEEPING Taught by an Eastman Graduate. Gards Finely Written I - Copying and all kinds of pen work executed at reasonable rates. Automatic show cards and price tags, at , LOWE8TPEIC ES G F. RAY, Pesman ju - elm - oppote Swannano". 4 .p-Q - . Kitic niiuiovrai. ! 'vii v a si y. Salisla tin tnr'.iiile'il in even KM 15. 5Uv Xt 'XT&'U'n" s. :iii ,t.r h x r. TABLE AND . utijs. junl2d3m PROFESSIONAL CARDS. CLIAGMAS STARSK3, PHYSICIAX AND SURGEON", Hazel Post Offici, W est side of French Broad, jure VI diwlf - Two miles from Asheville. . W. L. A C. E. 1IILLTARD, l'HY-UlANS nnillTKGEOS. - S. T ASHEVILLE, K. C. Office Ko. IT 8. Main St., up stairs. Residence 103 8. Jlain St. , may 19 dim w; W. J3NES.. Tgeorgk a. SHCFORD , JONES & SHUFORD, attorneys at Law, ASHEVILLE, - - - .- N. C. Practice in tbj. Superior Courts o Wtorn North 'Jarolina. iho Supreme Court of- the State, and the Federal Courts nt Asheville. Oftice in Johnston Building, where one member of the firm can always be lound.. nov 11 dlTcar D OCTOR JOHN Yi'ai WILLIAMS lias removed hU residence to No. 53 Haywood street, corner Walnnt. office al same number till further notice OFFICE HOUR1?: 1 11 A M. to 1 P.M. 2 to 5 P. M. mch 15 dfmos J A. WATSON. M D OFFICE UOUstS- 9 to 10 A. M. NO. SO PATTON AVENUE, 2 to 3 P. M. Asheville. N. se 10-d U lil A . li:S DAIiTKK. M. n. , ofvice no. -20 rmoN avksub fracllcc lfiuiied to Dist-nsesof the Ear, Nn;, Throat, Heart, Lungs and Stainacu. octldlui H1 ENRY HARIlWiCKE Attorney At law, Aknevino, r. c Will practice in aii the courts or the Statu. CoUcctitinsof c!nirrs a specialty.- Oflice iih Sheriif in Court House. jcul dll YVrAI.TF.lt W. VANDIVEK. ASUKViLLB, - " - - NO. A. Practices in the courts of Western North Caro lina. Collection of claims. In any part of the Stats, a specialty. jnlSddif JOGEK J. PAGE, . Attorney at law, ASHE VI L LK. A. C. Practices ra &'l the Courts, 8tata fcnd Fvdeial jan 14 dtf rjHOS. A. JONES, '. ' Atroruey Hi Iaw ; ASHEVILLE, N. C, oct Z2-1J Office with Dav'daon Ma rp H. CO EE, Allri:py and Counsellor at Law, Office iu !;uriett building. North side Public Square. ' 8 fiF VILt EN; a',.. .fcr-j Practice in a iu uo'utsto ana rreaerai. - jan 12dly i J OSEPI1 S. ADAMS, Altoru-y and Counsellor nt I.nw, Office in Law Building, aiijoi.'iinp First Natioua! Baik, ASHEVILLE, N. C. Fi actieo in all courts. Si ite and Federal, sept 7 1 year F. T iiERIWEllIEK. M. D. Oflice an,! residence s No. 29 Bailey street. Telephone No. 35. Offie ht urs: V a." M. to 10 A. M. i P. m to a P. m. 1 P. M. to S P. M. Calif may be let. at Lvor.s'. Grant's and Wood cock's drug s'orcs. dec 13 dim JIIAKLES A. MOORE. Attorney and Counsellor at f.a'o, ASHEVILLE, N. C. Practices in the United State Circuit and Bis trict Courts at Asheville. Statesville. CharlotU and Greensboro; in the Supreme Court at Rt.eigb and in the Courts of the 'i'welvth Judicial Dia trict ol the State of North Carolina. Special attention given to collection ot claims JAMES A. BURRO UGIIS, Physician and Surgeon, - ASHEVILLE, TS. C, Office over Powell & Snidt..''B. teg' Residence comer of Main u Wood fin streets de 16-ly Thkc. f. Davidson Jas G. Mis; DAVltlSON & MARTIN, A itraeys A Coansellorit-tdiT ASHI9ILLS, N. C W1U ,ira;tlce m the 9th and 8th Judicial Discic't avid in the Supreme Court of North Carolina, In the Federal Courts of the Western District t Noith Carolina. Refer to the Bank of AshcviUe. sepl-sw4wm THE 2?EW CITY. W EST" A SIS EVI I. Ei 13 j'onis thi: i ills; to Acre lets are cow for sale. Broad afreets, to bo well watered liy. liipes Irom the mountains. mre prlDB acer. 11 yon want a some cut o. the dust and bustle of the city come over the river to West Asheville. New drlvea are being opened. Five Dun Orel acrei, in heantifal lota well shaded, in quantity to suit, for sale. Apply o E. G, Carrier, Asheville Sulphur Springs llot-L Carrier and Gaston. jtp' "ClfcUOS J. M, THRASH & SON, WEST ASHEVILLE. N. C, Nbw have a full line of goods especially suited to the wants cf the public end we offer .SPECIAL BARGAINS. We keep superior quality of. CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, -HATs, SHOES, - NOTIONS, HEAVY AND FAMILY GROCERIES. We pay the highest market prices for.' GRAIN, HAY, POTATOES. BUTTER, CHI CKENS, EGGS. &C We. inuite the public to cell and see our Spring Stock. Goods delivered in the city. Telephone No. 10. J. M. THRASH & SON, . mch 6 OKI Depot Watches, Jewelry, Ofi- tj rl ri liii'irti. A larj.'i lino of (M KS nn.l SILYKIIWAUK 'iil smi! fflcr f irfcl cancH. Vi liave every lli'i's nuially kpjil in a - First-Class Jewelry Store. Key it 1 v ' I f- -Ihpi; ' t. ri in Mic.t." ' Ff t-i . 1 :-.r U :"iiI Jtfrj tit p:Srig - : vixen iy . r.l . - t : xs'.im - DAY BOARD, m:. .ii. xi rw.i.VA, 12 Haincootl Sir ext. DKN-TAL CARDS. JR. H. F. AKR1SGTON. SURGEOX DF.rVTIST, OFFICB rtOOMS: Over L. Mnnday's store, Paltou Av sel3dl2m B H. DOUGLASS. D D. S. Dental R m over Grant Roue berry's Drug tort, residence in same building AsheviHe. N. C feb2-w&sw B. H. RE&VES, D. D 8. I. F. RAMSAY, D. D. S REEVES and RAMSAY, Dkntai. Offics In Oonnally Building oyer Redwood's slo e, I'a'.lcn Avenue, may fi illy For is years at 37 Court Place, now at 822 MarketStreet, T nninrillp Yv Bet. Third and Fourth. JJUlUU I lllU,JlJ A TTfuUrly edoemtel uid leirally qoaliOed hjsktUD and Utf corn iucc4ful, &a bii p.Ttcuca will prove. Cure all forms of PRIVATE. CHRONIC aad SEXUAL DXSi EASES. Spermatozrriioa .ana Impolency, ftitboretult ofsclf-abuM Id jdctti, Mrnal eiccuea In so turer yeari, or other causes, and producing aome of ilie fll roviog cffecti: Nerrouancji, Seminal Fmlssloci, (night tm!a tnas by drums), btmncu of Sight, Defective Memory. thr nUal Dy. Pimples oa Vtco, Aversion to Society of Females, Couriuion of Ideas, Iois of cxual Power, 4c rendcrinj marriage improper or nohappr, are thoroughly aod perma nently cured. SYPHXIj IS P01! cured and en itCd from the system; Gonorrhea, CrliT Strictu.-a, Orchid, Hernia, (or ttu-Aurei; Pili and other private diseaset qalckry eurod. It U aeir-erident that a phy delsn who pays tpedal attention to a certain class of diseases, tnd treating thousands anuu ally . acqaircs great skill. Physicians knowing this fact often recommend persons to my earc When it is Inconvenient to Mt UiJ city for treatment, medicines ean he sent privately and safalj bj mall or express any hero. Cares Guaranteed in, all Cases undertaken CoiiAtiltsUous personally or by letter free and Intitcd. Cb"rgc4 rcafooaLle and correspoDdence strictly confjdtiiitLil. PRIVATE COUNSELOR Of 200 rses nt to Buy ftddrcn, accnKly waled, for OiirtT pfl) cent,. Should be wad br 1L Address as tv. UDcanounfromSA. if. totP-H. BuiuUja, X la 4 ' FcbMAwly The C lien !(!.( .VtiiKjiaper In the Union. T JI E Philadelphia Record Is r-ent to ai.v I'ofat Oflice a drew in the United Slates (poslauc paid) for one year. Daily (except Snndav) for ! Dailk (including Sunday) for $4. fT CONTVIXS ALL THE NEWS: Keadir.g fur the Farmer; Heading for the Business Man; Reading for the Household; K ading for the Million. Circulation Over 100,000 Its Cheapness Puts It Within the Reach of Everybody. Record Office," D19 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. FOR SALE. The Advance Newspaper AND Job Printing Office. By virtue of a certain chattol tnoitgage ex ecuted by Theodore Hobgcod in favor of the undersigned on the 15th day of July. 1887. and duly recorded in the oflice of the Kcgister of Deods of Buncombe county; and also by virtue of certain chattel mortgages executed by the said Theodore Hobgood in favor of Wm.H. Malouo and It. U. Qarrett, duly recorded and assigned to mo, I will expose to sole at public auction for cash at the court house door in the city of A&heviile on Saturday June 30th. at 12 o'clock Meridian, the Ahe.illo advuicb news paper, including tho entire plant, presses, cases, books, types, BitnrtS, &e., all materials and appliaoees of whatever kind used in the publication of tho said new. paper, all acconnta due for Bubecriptions or advertisements, Ac, also the good will of the concern; at the same time and place I will expose to sale the Advance Job Oflice with all material, mach inery and fixtures, dec., belonging thereto. For more particular information apply to the undersigned. may 29 dtds 1.ICHMOKD PABSON. K. V.JONES. R. P. PORTNER- JONES & P0P.TNER. No. 16 'ourt Square, ASHEV1LLE.;N. C. Manufacturers of and Deal rs La HARNESS, Saddles, Bridles. &c, nd dealers in COLLARS, Horse-Brushes, Whips, Currycombs, Spurs, 4c. Fine English Saddles a specialty, Fly Nets, new lot ol Rrist.e Goods lust arrived tP robes, axle g rease, lubi Icallnjr oil. A complete assort mcut ot everything usu ally found in a MClass Eslalstoit ... dealing in oar line ol trade. - Our prices shall be as low as the lowest be.u oreewnere. Give us a call, '. J0NE8 4P0ETKKB. Janld No 16 N. Court Square JEWELERS.:- 1S55. Xistabllslied. . 855. C- COW A "NT. ' 13. II COSBY, Siir-.-.Kor, 87 Pallon ,Yennv 37 DBALERIS- -r- - Watches, Cloclrs. Jewelry, St J wr ai'l i-late 1 ware Optical Goods, Gold rena,,t c &a. Large 'and va led asfort roeiit of LadieV and Gentlemen's Gold Watches at !'.t r ricvs. Largest assortnrcnt of wedding iin?s In tic city. ' All repalrlup in atch s. clocks, n'l jswelry neatly and promptly dtmc nt r-.is;n-ilj'.c i:gurty. satisfaction f.a: .!'. nt' e.1'-,. ,.. The present pro:ri"irr sh.ii! n-- ii.f.';-t u flirt to merita contiiMUvilon.or h - inr . i litric ly hestowfd di'ring rn-i liv i-ir ts Lis predecessor. , . . o :: ill BURT DBMS0N, Watches, - Clocks; Solid, and Plated Silver-: ware, Etc. Optical Goods, Spectacles, Eyo-GIaaso3, Opera Glasses, F Gltiftfcf, Telescopes, Kcadiug GlassoH, . Compasses, Ac. All goods marked in plain figures, at FA Prices. All Gccds "Warranted. Repairing and Engraving. JITo.lS JPalion lvtntic. UNDERTAKERS. J V.BROWN & CO., Undertakers (Over VanGHder & Err.wn's ASIIEVIIJ.F.. X. C. Eespectfull; announce to -.he cllizenKOf Arti; vUle and surroundins country that they ha opened a first-lass CsiflrriuUiii;; Ktfa lisbiucut, where will be tept a lull line at COFFINS, CASKEIZ. IAI. ROUES. ' CHEAP COIf IN f ALL-k-!SrS Kmbalmii.0 !jw-irl All t-ri- : r!t-.t!. .: nieht or day zr , Ji'SSE R. STAKNFS, UNDERTAKER, abbeville, c. metallic; and wai nut ccffiks and caskets of every style and quality, constantly on hand. Eveiy requisite of the business furnished, and all calls day or nipbt are promptly answered. Hearses furnished hen desired. Embalming a Special.'. Bodies will be taken charge of prompt ly when d. 'ired. Robes of all sizes and qualities, both for Ladies and (ienliessien always on hand Oflice and residence No. 40 N. Main et. Telephone vn (i JESSE R. STARNES. REAL ESTATE OR 8A I R ! )o( One pplcndid two etory, eight room houes lot containing one acre. Splendid location. Price $2000. TernMeasy. One lot near Court Houso Squaro. Trico 150. Some very fine lota iu North Ashorillc can be gotten very low ! Good property near new and old Depot for sale. Also scrno fine business property on Patton Avenue. FOR RENT- Several splendid houses to rent furnlshod. or unfurniahed ! ! Call on us who, yon want any thing In the real estate line ! ! Watson & FarinhoSt, Real Estate A Rents, ASHEVILLE. N. C. apl 21 dtf MEAT MARKET! 1111 .JJtJ'kV '1 ....T.-B VH McIHTYRE & BRO., Proprietors. Cor. Morthctist Conrt Square. On hand at all times tho best Beef, Mutton, Pork, Yeal, Venison, West Caroliua and East Tenn. can afford Wild Meats in season. FebUdly French BrradHotol A. 6. Halliburton, x Prop. This Hotel is located within one hundred feet of the Western North Carolina Railroad Depot, and nei to the offices ol the Superintendent and the General Freight Agent of the W. N. C. R. H. Good Fare. Comfortable Rooms ; ok " REASONABLE TERMS. FIRST GLASS BAR is attached, wnere will be found at all times th best brutds of . rAquom, IFfncs, Brandies, Cigars Tobacco. Telephone connection with TJp-tewn.-mch3 du ' Big O hi f 1 To s DaTS. S cure of i I has given onivr- satisfactlon in tin. I Gonorrhoea and Gleet. I prescribe it and fml nf A in ivonmm.ml. J "Z ,Tn n ft " sufferers. ; f??lT?ai. J. STOSEB, H.D., Decatur, III. - PRICE. 81.00. TiWNM'jlartl Bold bf. Druggists. - II. II. LYOXS. Agent. . pr26diy ,:':.-. ' JOHFM, CAMPBELL, Estate D ea I erand Agent . i Real RESIDENCE Oi J. M. CAMPBELL, WEST ASHEVILLE. Tiitznn viiiijjLio.v aches ion sulk i From $1 to $2 per acre, and J0.000 acres given away. Real Estate bought i"n Asheville through J. M. Campbell always proves a Komiim. Refers by Permission to Hon. Hugn Thompson, Assistant Sec. U. S TreafJtiry, lion. T. P. Johnston, M.C, Asheville X. C, . Rev. Sara Small, Washington, IJ C, Ohesfnist, st, Phila. .I- , ii. Samp6on fe CoGa-jCbauncv et, Boston; 57 Leonard t.t V. Y 206 . . ,4. Cron Bros ., Providence, R.il. ' v. . Col. Erank Coxa, Prop'r Battery Park Hotel, Asheville, N. C Geo. W. Palmer, Banker, Sa.'tvillo. Va Bank of Asheville, ABhevillo, N. C. Cotninercial Bank, Columbia, S. C. Carolina National Bank, Columbia. S. C. Options on Property Bought and Sold. v5.l5bu.7,Ii?s 8n1',ia? ratiaft and AIfcD All kinds ot property, both T!.e f-Vi!ovinc property, improve;! ai:d unimproved, will be sold by me Ptraiht without commission or intervention of micdlemen. at prices and terms to suit tho purchasers 20 acres and a letifal residence -.vi.tiaii moi-c.-n improvpments on HU1 t, only 5 minute ' walk to court house A bargain. (.r wl.l tc sub-!vii!t!-l sud sold. 4 houses and lots on Hill st, very desi ab'e. 2 lots ne r New Depot. l.Vtisiniiaiy interest in Tatton Ave. Hotel : 1C r'.-i'is. lot S'j it on Ave, 150 ft on Depot it. '' inis on I'a'ton Ave and Df pot et. 21 wb light at Sulphur rlis frcntir-r 1400 ft on rail can and eauie on ir ain Havwor.il turn p.ki : beautiful grove. Ecros at Turnpike; 111 es: yrape land in '.v. X.c '.r rirar Valhalla, . c. ii Kits uu Wiiinw st. .1 ar.re.-,.rv. lots cf Dr. Hardy luce; ti.:e tor a . fi K !tll Ii!. Hii-res a.-iii lions;, one mile f '.:! i; urt honse IH :o s on Main ji. M acres or ao 'ot; n-.-ar . inf or.-ue limits Hi ml froia court house : the finest r.verand irxuntain vii-ivs nlt-o Cm; tiuilding tites and good water r er Ar.y jmrtics wishing to piirvliase any of the ahovj p:c-ptrties will save tho usual 5 p.-;r ii-iit commission paid real estate areata bv coiisuititiii me direct, i hav also ni!;c!i prnperty, well located, wLieh is improved and ucimproveJ. Also prop. cr on iioarlv cvt-ry principal street in the citv for sale. This property has Ih in plated in my hands Ly persons who want to soil it hut who do net wish it advertised They have authorized me to sell it, and pay me for ii. Call and see u:eand I will show jou any property you may wish, and will bnv for persons wish ing to buy at a bargain and will save them moiiH-y. Persons who have property and desire it advertised can have it done through" me free of est Persons who want to look at property with the view of buy ins? wi;! ba shuwn hround the city free in a comfortable conveyance. Fon Rest 9-room house, furnished, in IVmbh-dy. Ample grounds. Coajforfa b!e house. Cheap. I am tho authorized agcut of the Land Department of the Floiida Eonthera Railway Com pany. This company owns 3,000,000 acres of land m the orange belt. It givts liberal terrna and effers special iudacemenU to encourage improvements. Tracts of tivo acres of laud suit able for general farming purposes will bo given to any man or famiiv who will locato within three miles cf the line of the Charlotte Harbor division cf this ecmneiiv Call at mv oflice for full description, terms and for maps showing the lands, cwntd and 'offered for silo by said ' department, through me. j. jj. CAMPBELL. Fob Rent. Iu A. Weber's property largo comfortable rooms with fireplaces. Near colored graded school and Uaptist church. Alto, U. S. Wall Tent, with liy, complete, for sale or lent Open Throughout the Year. SUMMER RATES FOR THE SEASON OF '1SSS. Jtlay, June, July, .lupusi and Stplctnhtr. Wlttn one Roam it Oftvpitd by One Ptrton: H-Ytrii out Jtoom fa Oceupittlhy Two Ftrmonms IV r dav. $4 I Per day, $7 Pei week, $21 to 25 I Per week, $35 to $42 Per month of 4 weeks. $75 to $90 1 Per month, $120 to $150 Special rates to families. Above rates are covei nod according to location of rooms. . Parlor suites and rooms w;lh baths, extra. may2d2m .TSO U. STEELE, Manager. LKY.'IS M.VDD0X, Prest. C. M. Me LOUD, V-Pre3t. L. ?. McLuUD, Cashier The Western Carolina Saving Bank, : ASHEVILLE, N. C. . Capital50,000. General Llankios. Deposits Received. Sxehnnge ISoiight uml Sold. Collections made on all accessible points. The f?AW:.-r:s feature will receive special attention On a'l deposits in this department deposited for four months or longer inteiest at t'l rate of four percent per annum will be paid. Deposit Your IDime.s. vou will soon bavt.. . Dollars. Open from 9 a 111. to 3 p. m. On Saturdays the S iviugs "D.irtiuant ill ba ooen from C p. dj. to 8 p. m. DiREfTOKs: M. J. BearJen, M. J. Fagg, J. E. Ray. J E. lieed, R. B. Johnston , Edward H. Coleman, Geo. S. Powell, Lewis Ma'ldox, C In MeLotid. m i 3 Iw3mo8 . -t'-. . LATEST NEWS FROM THE CONVENTION. I came here first of0ctnler, 18S7, and am still here. I have had a "mht good trade," aad am satisfied. I sell gaod goods and try to please mv customers. I do not think I sal! inorij goods than any other- concern in , tbis , State, but am satis 6 ed that I sell as many coeds r.s any Other house in this city that don't seil more than I do. ! have, a bijr line of Ladies , Mis-tee . 'Children's and Ge.nto' ! of all grades." a splendid line of Dress Goods, White Goods, Sateens, Ginghams and Lawns with trimmings to jmttch. ZELiOta ofHats, Straw ffatf."Wocl Uatd Fur Flab, in soft and stiff, in latest styles", Parnso!, Fac, Umbrellas in all grades. ' One thing I am certain of ttlliny more ButteriGkV ' Patterns than atty other home in Asheville. I keep a ful. tine of them. Call and gel a fafliion sliret -. W. H.LEA, Spot Cash tQioro. :; JOOD BtlAED ... Can be had at:KO. 68.Tt'p3t5.trf tt." GchMemen preferreC - ; . may sa dtf exdiungintr property a speeialtv. i-ity an(i country;" also, mineral .ii and 4 lits near cemetery. 1 lot on Academy st. 8 lots on Bailey et. 2 lots on Waliach si,. 5 lota on Town Mountain. 3 lots on Hiillips St. 8 lots on Bnilev 61. The iiilileton nl.T.X; of !3 cw s with torse. Tut will be subdivided and pobl in lois. It is located in. the srowin town of Victoria 4Hi afro in Cbnnn'a love frr.m one to two ini. from c:(v. ii1 ocs i;il as a v. bol- or subdivided to suit fur small frn. Soil is rich, timber heavy ar.il black lesd and mines ou the property in large quant i W. 3D acres near !$ Istol, Tenn. One h';UM! and :rr ;:i Ktiifl Citv, Tenn $! 12,2'.') stock or i l::mbia Bridge t: . Atoll, btidg'; briuging Urge monthly dividends at price oski d. Sa.o.fCO stock of Silmla Mfg. Co Columbii, 8. C, finesr property for mauulacturing p : rposea in tlie South. lievelopcd horse-power, 10,'XX). liiuiconifce r.i.unty isonds for sale. $5,000 WOSJTXI OF Mounted and Unmounted W. V. Carolina Furs to Sold in Sixty tfatt,. To make room for a heavy stocic of Fall and Winter Fnra, I will Bell, low, uurirv the next bixty days, my slock of Mounted and Unmounti-d Western North Carolina Furs such as Uear, Wolf, Catamount, Hed Fox, Grey Fox, Deer, Coon. Four hundred tanned sheep and ' lamb skins; Ouai, iiaver, all of tbeso are ek-g-ritiy oio.-cted. or unmounted. I have two live red foxes, "eady for a chase. I also have alive, one elegant American tiger. All kinds of fancy fur work made for lilies, and also fine taxiderney. M. EL LICK, 24 N. Main st. McAboy House Iu lite Equable Climate Ot tlie A oted Thermal Belt, This popular rusort in aitu&tod at the foot o Tryon and Warrior range of mountains, in the celebrated thermal belt, one mile and a hal from Trjon City, 40 milea South of AbIiovU' on the AsheWllo & Spcitanbnrg Kail Boad. ''- l - This Louse is large, roonrr and home- 1 with broad piazza, situated in k a hand ., onovt of oak, mimosa, walnut and pine troc - -with a beaut tful lawn,, floweni and strnbbery.l The hotel farm affords an amplo supply of Ji fresh milk, fruits and berries. . t - Tlie stable supplies saddle horses and ca-' -riages for the romantio dnvoj, for which th; ' region is noted. . '. The house has lately been refurnished and -pnt in nrst-clas3 order, witta addition of water wcrks for wash-rooms, bath-rooms, drainage, Ac. Plenty of pure mountain spring water; also, iron e pimp water, possessing wonderful medioinal qualities Open all the year. ddress . -I.. J. BKLI., (foimcrlv of Wilmington, Del.,) . MoAboy's, Tolk co., N. O, " apl 15 dGinoa If s 1
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