WhiflocIcGlothihMbiise
:41 PAHOM AVKJUE;
GOST.
Custom Oojhmgr" ? Prices. We make clothing to
from $5 to $10 on the suit and $2 to $3 on a pair o
trousers. TRY US ! We have just received the farges
assortment of Gloves and NeckWear fa, Christmas pres
ents ever brought to the city. See them in our windows
Wliitloc
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Live 100 Years
' Drink JPure Water aereated with
sterilized air the only absolutely
pure water and you may.
The Sanitary Still
? for family use distills pure water.
Made of copper, lined with block
tin; easily cleaned; simple as a tea
kettle; fits any gas, oil, coal or
, wood stove. Four styles, $1)0.00
wd upward. Write for booklet.
The Cuprigrapb Co.1
105 North Green St.
CHICAGO, ILLS,
- THEJ j ASHJKYILJLiE GAZETTE,,. DEC, 8; ; 1897
COMING AND GOING.
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Personal ' Notes . About - Home Folks
' and Visitors -
m' f ' ..." ... - ...
B. P. Dixon oX iShelby, was here yester
day. ::.JT '-
V A. Mash of
Berkeley.
iLynehJbuTg, Is at the
J. iB. Franklin arrived yesterday f roul
Knoxville.. . .
P " I Xance is here f ram ftaHtmnra fnr
a brief stay.
Swannanoa. r
Col. James K.
here ' yesterday.-
Hoyt of Ergadine, was
O, P. iStradlev rhiirnfid war Pi-flav"
Henderson ville.
.to
Samuel Haas of Philadetohia
terday evening.
H. L. Bowls offSt.
terday "afternoon.
Louis, arrived yes-
Geo. W. Youne rtf wa nnanna was in
the city yesterday.
D. iL. Cobib of "Louisvill.e. war am one
yesterday's arrivals. . .
tMr. John ID. Thrash from fTalTmim was
In the (city yesterday.
B. P. IMorris of Brideeoort. iP.L. war
mong yesterday's arrivals.
T. W. Wonlfin of TPfl9rAmi.1l rrT,
rived yesterday afternoon.
SL
AT-
COPVRISMT te&r
A Paradise
for Santa Glaus,
where he makes his headquarters during
the. Yuletide festivities, is the establish
ment that makes the finest display of
rich and. delicious ibon-honst caramels and
chocolates. He finds it here. We have an
array of exquisite confections put up in
tempting 'boxes, handsome packages suit
able for Christmas gifts and the adorn
ment of the Christmas tree.
Asheville Candy Kitchen,
L. M. Theobold, Prop.
'PHONE 110.
Thomas S. Rollins arrived vsterAav from
(Marshall xor a few days' stay.
Rev. 'Georere F. Robertson has return ftfl in
ms nome in JflUzabethitown, Ky.
A. H. 'Marston of Chattanoosra. arrived
yesceiraay lor a few days stay.
Miss -Nora Welch is here from Wavnes
ville, visiting Mrs. J. IM. Gudger.
'George 'C. Walters of (New York, is here
tor a oriel stay and is at the SwanaiarPaa.
Mr. and .Mrs. L,. H. Adams of WilmLnsr
ton, Vt., were among yesterday's arrivals
Judge Norwood and wife are stopping with
a. 1. ftummey, esq., on Haywood street
'Col. Andrew Jackson Smith a (Mrs
Smith df iLakewood, 'N. J., are visiting in
Asneville, stayinig at 41 Spruce street.
C. IM. iPletcher. (Miss Betti Plet.riher
Mrs. J. IM. Pluim'bee, all of Fletchers, are
stopping lor a few days with S. E. Cun
ningham on Flint street.
The
Big Granite
Stevv Pan
AT THE .'
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30 Patton Avenue,
Asheville, N. C.
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY YET.
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Whooping Cough, etc" It Is idle to expe
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are urged on you as just as good as Dr.
King's New Discovery. Thev iare mat as
good, because hi remedy has a record of
enres, ana oesioes is guaranteed. It never
rails to satisfy. Trial bottle free at T. C.
Smith's Drug Store and iPelham's Pharmacy,
I
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Calsine and
Appointments
UnnrpaNM4
HOTEL
BERKELEY
Location Central.
The Berkeley is an up-to-date hotel, tfas all the comforts of a modern home
" and Is Equally Desirable for Families and Transient Guests.
FRANK L0U6HRAN, Proprietor.
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""The popnlarity of . . . .
The S wannanoa
is due to its central location, its home
like atmosphere, the excellence of its
edislne ana its very moderate price,
Steam heat, gas and electric lights.
Jiarge sample rooms.
.,P.A.JUNCblN&CO.,
Asheville, N. C, Proprietors.
, Main Street On Car Line3
13 STARNES AVENUE. ' , ,
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Furnishings almost entirely new. ,Tall
supplied with the best.'
Mrs. Mary S. Sevier.
Boaki.! Two ae8ixable rooms w Uh hoard
.r be had at Mrs. A. C. Bay's, Bamoth
, 161'tf
Have you a house to rent? Try the W
Pe' column.
THE GROVE HOUSE,
MKS, KOPPfiLBERGB,
I 31 Grove street, AsheviHe, N. C.
f House nicely' paperedi : and furnished
throughout. Halls well heated. Baths, hot
and cold1 water. Modern conveniences.
Northen cooltfng. Near street car line.
GOSPEL CHAPEL.
A little building has been erected at
number 20 Vance street, Asheville, N. C,
to be known as Gospel Chapel. The servi
ces will be undenominational. Chirstians
of all names will be welcomed in the meet
ings which will be held on dates not con
flicting with city churches. The distinc
tive feature of the gatherings in Gospel
chapel will ibe in studying the BSble, with
a view of learning more tanceTnine- th
guidance by the Holy Spirit and of the
inward vital union with Jesus Christ to
those in whom he has his perfect way:
"A life hid with Christ in God." Col.
3:3. Gospel Chapel will D. V. h dedi
cated to God and His service Wednesday,
December 8, at eleven o'clock a. m. Rev.
C. W. Byrd, D.D., Rev. J. g. Felix, D.D.,
Rev. R. F. Campbell. D.D.. and Rev. Thorn
as Lawrence. D.D.. will t.
deddcatory service. AH who are interested
in this work are invited to he present.
JiUSsmtH. UAUWAljiLADBR. 1
AJLTCE 'A. W. CADWALiLADER.
IT IS EAST TO TELL.
People who fail to look after -their health
are'JUke the carpenter who neglects to
sharpen his tools. People are mot apt to
get anrious about their health soon enough.
If you are "not quite' well" or "half sick"
have you ever thought that your kidneys
may be the cause of your sickness?
ii i easy 10 ten oy setting aside your
urine for twenty -four nours ; . a sediment
or settling indicates &a unhealthy condition
ox me Kianeys. wnen urine stains, linen
It is evidence of kidney trouble. Too fre
quent desire to urinate, scanty supply, pain
or dul ache in the haclk is also convincing
proof that the kidneys and bladder iare out
of order.
There is satisfaction In knowing that th
great remedy Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
fulfills every wish In relieving weak or dis
eased kidneys and all forms of bladder and
urinary troubles. Not only does Swamp
Rot give new life and activity to the kid-
neys tne. cause of .the trouble, ' but by
creating the kidneys it acts as a tonic for
tne enure constitution. If you need
medicine take Swamp-Root it cures, Sol
by druggists, price fifty cents and one dol
lar, or by sending your address l and the
name of this oaoer to Br. TCllmai & rm.
Binghamton, N. Y., you may have a sample
News from Marshall
Marshall. N. r. tw a
here from Hot Springs. '
Senator Pritchard and family left for
Washington today.
rroi. w. C. Bowman of California, deliv
ered a fine lecture on spiritualism.
J. H. White Is in the city.
F. B. Lawson has returned from Ashe
ville. V j
IMaj. W. W. Rollins is' in the city.
J. 'M. Ram
Sprin'gs. 111
J. M. Cudger, jr., is in the city.
Several fino prto nic i,. t i.
. "l nave ueen
shipped to Tennesse this week.
. Dr. Jesse M. Plemmons went to Hot
Springs yesterday.
Mrs. Sallie Rector died here this morn
ing IShe was an old resident of IMadison,
and had for many years, made her home
in Marshall. She leaves !tWo sons and
many friends to mourn her loss.
FREE PILLS.
Send your addressxto H. E. Bucklen &
Oo., Chicago, and get a free sample box of
Dr. King's New Life pjhui. a. trm
congee you of their merits. The pills
are easy in action and particularly effec
tive in the cure of Cotastipatlion and Sick
Headiache. For Malaria and Liver troub
les they have been proved1 invaluable
They are guaranteed to be perf ectely free
from every deleterioms subs'tence- and to
be purely vegetable. They do 'not weaken
by their action, but by giving tome to the
stomach and bowels greatly invigorate the
system. Regular size 25 cenlta per box
Sold by T. C. Smith and Pehiam's Phar
macy. 4
Will surely come. If well
clad you do nothiver because of a drop
m temperature. There has already
been, a big; drop in prices at the
CLOi
ial:
39 NORTH r.lAirj ST.,
and now is youV opportunity .to pre
pare for the cold day, by at once tak
advantage, as many are doing, of the
bargains offered in Men's Underwear
and Sweaters, Men's and Boys' ,Suits
and Overcoats, Hats, Caps, Gloves, &c.
MORRISON
& Co..
39 NORTH MAI1S STREET
Primarv. nn.
QtirfTfTl Ifitrt!! 1n.. T7 . . . - J
hrmA- 3 D" 1 uu uau treated eft
home for same price uuder esme suaran-
fnIX -i wuenero we wjJlcon.
dimples. Copper Colored Snots ffTiVi '
any part of theody Jlair ETebiSm fn i n J?
out, It is this SeeSndarv boOD PorinS
nate cases' "lidTOKa;
flonal guaranty.. Absolute woofs n .
A. STERNBERG
DEALER IN
el,FuTaliow,
BeesjjvaxWoEtc
I Till pay the highest market cash
price for the above articles. Ad
dress me at 50 Bailey- Street
and I will call- . 253-26.
Ched Makes People Smile
Ladies' Wool Tests 55 to 75 worth
75 to $1.00. ,
Men's Wool 40 to 65 worth 50 to $1.
Ladies' corsets 85 to 75, worth 50c to
$1.00.
Hams 11 cts. Sugar 17 lbs to dollar.
All other goods equally low.
Bowls and Pitchers 75, worth $1.00.
N. P. CMEDESTER
19 SOUTH MAIN ST. '
When I say I cure I do not mean merely to stOD
tnem tor a tune and t,hn havo t.hom
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