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New York"; Dec. 21. The last week cf
97 lias '.been an .pprcpriit3 ens to cl::3 a
jar remarkable fcr tlie IuIIne3 an 3 d3
essiion in the co'tcn nrl-et. Prices Lave
jctuated only molera-tely, an3,i3w no
aportan't net change. Liveitccl saily dis
jpijdntid the ''bulls- today by refusing, to
illow wit advance of yesterday "and by
ibiing a small decline there. Our xrarket
pened two Ito fcur pointe lower. After
je opening it was very dull. The move
Lent 15or tie weeikwas full.' Hay opened
L 5.93,' fluctuated between this figure and
95 and' cl'osed! at' 5.94 to 5.95 ' with the
yae ot .the marked steady. The new "year
ill open, with the greatest uncertainty
revaluing 'concerniing the future icourse of
rices. .
The "Wonderful demand- for , cotton every
'here (has enabled prices to hold their own
itih rennarbable stability during the - past
Wo months. - This' and the act that there
j no' indication, of j any dimmuxiition in
dl demand has " led "many shrewd judges
the opinion thai tthe" worst is over. Tney
danit, however, the possibility of some
light decline in the event of a, January
movement sufaciently large to justify eley-
n million, ball e estimates. . ILow prices, big
lennand, largely increased consumption,
nviha hie, (heavy reduction' in acreage end
he contingencies " of the next planting sea
on, are all factors in favor. of -cotton and
Mirth considering. - The bears mostly, rely
ipon a yield: of approximately eleven mil
tan bales, and ; possible fighting in Europe
acident to the carving up of China To
creak the market 'this array of if actors', is
tot ao great, but either of them; if true;
MniA Twvhh1v he suffieienit. jWe dVnot
Relieve viia satch a crop- and we are
earful of a Eusfopean war. '
not
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The exchange will he closed until. Tues-:
lay.' "Wishing you a .prosperous New Year
re remain, ; ' MORDAN & .CO.
"0 BUILD JJfGARAUGUA CANAL-
arix nf rihaero Cauitalists on the
"J i" i - . ;
: ,;, . Way to the; Isthmus- ' ; ' V
New York, Dec 31.j-The party ot con
meters now engaged on the Chicago, drain
Lge canal, 'who propose to" nnderijake the
ionst-ructiom oL the " Nicaragua :. Lanai
.ailed from this, city on the steamer Fi-
.ot,m toflAvfor the Isthmus. They, ex
ect to - reach Colon by January 8, and
fpend. , two days i ,the .Isthmus, examin
txt t.-hla nresmt condition -and the maichin-
ry of Panama Canal. At Managua they
irtil be met by "Mr. 'Menocal, of the govern
nn.t p-nffineerinsr commissiion. - . - ;V.
. The party does not go under the auspices
f the government of the United States,
Phe Nicaragua Canal company, of which
ix-nator . Warner Miller Is .presiden t, hasr
lowever, encouraged "them to make tfche
journev,- but does -not pay their expenses.
Phe. government' commission, of which Ad
miral Walker is chairman, and. which has
recently "arrived inr Nicaragua, has also
jn-couraged them 'to go, and' will aid them
in every possible way ' to accomplish, their
purposes. '."
The Ohli;ago ' contractors do not go to
Nicaragua to make a -.survey. . Theyare
satisfied with the survey made iy,-vMr.
M-enocal .ten years, ago... The contractor!"
will accept that survey and go ..over the
route for the purpose of determining how.
march it . will 'cost 'to empl-etoe the canal,
whether "they- want ', to attempt .it, - and
what sort of .bid they are-willing-' to make
for cash. . ' . , - .
' iWhile they have no f ornial organization,
the members ; of : the r party represent ; mine
of the strongesJ:. contracting firnrsr in' the
world, which command ' unlimited (capital,
and -can accomplish any engineering task
wi&hln human power, v .. , ' '- -
These 'gentlemen have agreed to under
take the construction of .-the Nicaragua
Canal," provided it appears to them prac-
ticable aA1.ier making a personal examina
tion of the route, .If they undertake the
.work thev will insist on having a con
toact covering the entire job to' comp
bo that a fleest of the biggest .battle
in our navy c-an sail through ;Xrom
to ocean '"before .they surrender 'ithe
amf settle their'acicounts f' '
The gove-rriment will probably be given
losing of
ifhA A4- AWMiihfT-riif.rv'' : .oyiWS-nit " ifrlO ''irhYVITWW . ,?(."":.
cition that 'is- expected irom the:contrac- w ' ' ' ' - rrS
tors, . and congress - will "be '
asked to
ap- t
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f fleaadbocllT
TLip.
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; 'Will co n vi n o y oa t h ' t
solicited. Boxicjr udl
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L'lv : I - :uranc3 fr
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iiallsts. nia in
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the
fun.
and
wem, tuat .they will fuml-h ..the
3 wiLtout ithe aid cf the gqverivinent,
fcuili .the canal as a rrivate entr.,
prise, because they 'believe it will .prove
as prcSiatle an Investment s the Suez
Canal, from, -which the government of
'GTeat Britain received a net revenue of
hJ,o67,C0 ever and -above all expenses on
us. snares last year.
.THE - FLC'.YER OF CILTKC.1E PALACE.
Of all the flowers on nature's soil,
Trained by art, or nursed, by toil.
ine "HlLiTilORE BRAND" a niiPm mt
right- . , , -----
The bread it makes Is feathery light.' '
'Tis pure as snow and soft as dew,-'
Its creamy substance through and through:
Twill, feed the babe, the athlete keen.
And plant the rose In every cheek.
The bHisy4 housewife,:, up-to-date, " .
Must now prepare her Christmas cake, -
No other flour she dare compress v
With fruit, nut and spice a sugarymess.
The "BIL.TMORE BRAND" no weight
keeps down,-
It rises by its own renown, " ' .
A cake so mellow, soft and rich," - '
Would tempt a mummy from his -niche.
And as to muffins, gems and wafers,
Crackers, cookies, rolls,1 pop-overs, .
If such things . were in days of old,,', .
When stood the. Sphinx, a statue cold;,"
And known to men was BILTMORE PRO
- cess, .... , - . ,
Their odor waited to her senses, '
Would have caused her woman, heart to
sighr - . . -
"Pray, what's the receipt you, make them
by?" r: ;
Not strange -that toy yon Tolling stream, ;
A palace lovely as a dream. . -
Is built by one who 'his home could buy f
In any ,land beneath the sky. ,
:y ."" ; -'";..', t -r ; ". . ' ' " '.
For nowhere else can flour so good
Be failing nature's daily foodr
He acres grows, in soughing wheat ,
To have BILTMORE bread so fresh and
; "sweet ' - .-' .
Long life rewards such wisdom rare,
For good digestion kills all care,:.
And prince" and peasent can procure -.
Just what he buys in BILTMORE flour.
Good, health long life, and Joyous days,
O A Standard
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4.ZZ r-3 Lv.... D-jrl'ia Lt13:C33
;:4jr3Ar.. .Gresnlcra ...Lv 8:Ea&r3
6:J:3 pza Lv... Cre-:':;r3 ...Ar 8:25
7:12riLv.. .II23h Pcizt ...Ar 8:23 aa
8:15r::Ar Eiltiury (Ctlns) Lv 7;10a
T.ZZiziLy iil2t.:ry(Cti2 Ar :C3n
8:13 pnLT.... Clsvelri ....Lv 6;S1 ara
iCijpaL?.,. CUtesvilla ....Lv
9:15 pmLv Newtca ....Lt
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S:.JE3Lt..... Ilickcry Lv
4:13 an
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3:49 en
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l iu:w pa Liv....
llcrrantca ....Lv
10:r5pn.Lv Marian Lv
lO:S3pnLv,... Old Pert ...,Lv
!2:C4anLv Eiltnore .....Lv
1:51 an
12 :12 am Ar. . . . Asheville . . . .Lv 1 :4i am
12:17 am Ar.:., ' Asheville - ....Ar 1:23 am
l;23 an Ar... Hot Eprtzzs ...Lv 12:23 am
3 :C0 am Ar . . . -Morritowa . . .Lv 10 :5b pm
4:C0amAr.... Knoxvillo -....Lv 3:60 pm
4:C5amLY..:. Knoxvilla .:..Ar 9:5pm
-6:33 am Lv... Cleveland ....Lv 7:19 pm
7:40 am Ar... . Chattanooga .. .Lv .(5:23 pm
1:25 pm Ar... Nashville ,4.tLy 12:25 pm
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-UASTBOUITD.,- Na(. 6. ; No. 12.
Lv 'Chattanooga ;.Vv ..j -4:05 am
Lv Knoxville ...,,..!. 8:25am
Lv ilorristown .............. 9:50 am
LvHot Springs ... 11 :46 am
Ar Ashevillef 1:15pm
Lv Asheville
1;25 pm
1:33 pm
........;... .."2:35 pm
Lv Bildnore. . . . . .
Lv Round , Knob. .
Lv Marion ..
3.S2pn
Lv Morganton ;
Ar Hickory v..
Ar. Newton .. .",,"
Ar StatesvilU .
4.11pm
4.E0pa
. 5.CSpcs
5.48pm
.'0pa
- E.lSpm
11.25pm
'Ar Ealisbury
1 . ' (Eastern Time.) -
Lv Ealisbury , r,. . 9.35pm
Lv Greensboro .... i. .10.44pa
Ar Danville . . ..12.00 m
Ar Lynchburg ., LSSam
Ar Charlottesville J ... 3.35am
Ar Washington .. v . C42m
Ar Baltimore ....... . . 8.C0aia
Ar Philadelphia .. .10.15am
Ar New York ..12.43pm
Ar Richmond -
S.CCan
! 5.30ara
Ar Durham .
Ar Raleigh ..
7.10am
Ar Goldsboro .. .. r...
LlOpra
f WESTBOUND
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Lv Goldsboro . V.' ... .. 4.Spa ,
Lv Raleigh , -,w,; ''. t.COam
Lv Durham .... 3.30am -
Lv. Richmond ;. .i, .. 2.C0am ,
Lv. New York ,-" .ii, - .'..? ;..
Lv Philadelphia , . i ,.'
Lv Baltimore . .
Lv Washlngoa ::r., ... 7 ,; '
4.30pm
6.60pm
; 9.20pm
10.43pm
r 1.55am
" 8.41am
5.50am
' T.05am
. S.17am
Lv Charlottesville
Lv Lynchburg , .
Lv Danville . ; ..". -, . 8.05aia
Lv Greensboro 7.32am-
At Ealisbury f..,.;.. "',., 9.S7aa .
u - Central Time.) ,
Lr Salisbury. v; I.ESam
Ar Statesville
... 9.43am ; i
. 10.23am
... 10.47am .
...lt,22aEt
...12.12pm
...12.50pm
Ar Newton
:Lt Hickory
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Ar Morganton
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Ar Marlon. . .
Ar Round . Knob
Ar Biltmore .
.. 2.15pm , i
Asheyille-.......;.... 25pm
I AEaeVliW
2.20 pm
Lv Hot Sprinrs.... ...... 8.52 pm
LV Morristown 6,55 pm
Ar Knoxvillo 7.49 pm..
Ar CHattanocc ......... 11.35 pm
Ar NaxhvUia .15 an
A. & S. ROAD..
10:
14.
Lv Asheville ... 2.CSpm 723am ;
- f V- 1 (Eastern Time.) ' ' "
Lv Asberille V." 3.05 pm 8.20 am l
Lv Biltmore . 8.15 pm 8.28 am
Lt Hen'eonvl . X. 4.00 pm 9.18 apt .
LvTryon ... . 5.00 pm 10.20 am ;
i Lv Spartanburg.. 6.08 pm 11.28 am
Ar union Y.iopm iz. pm
Lv Union 7.30 pm -"1.05 pm -Lv
Alston . . . .. 8.53 pm 2.45 pm
Ar Columbia .... 9.33 pm 8.35 pm
; (Central Time.) ,
Ar. Savannah. . . . . . 5:00 am. -
Ar. Jacksonville ... 5:10 am. . -
it;
, Lv. Jacksonvill 5 . 7:C0 pm. . -V -
,Lv. Savannah ..... 11:35 pm. - :vr:
(Eastern. Time.) s-, ,
IiV Columbia ... 8.30 am 11.30 am , , -
LY Alston 9.07 am 13.15 am
Ar Unfiii il0.20 am L42 pm. f ; . .
Lv Union .';.'.":;""- . 1,01 pm - '
Lv .Spartan buys 11,45 pm ? 1.33 pm "
i Lv Trroni l. .12.42 pm 5.C0 pm , ;
Lv Hend'sonvl .. 1.45 pm 6.C5pm " .
Lv Biltmore .... 2.35 pel 8.52 pm . ; ,
Ar AshevUle ..... 2.45 pm 7.00 pm ,
h , '.. luemtrai iime.j
at Aaheville . 1.45 pm 8.00 pm S.4S am
MIXED TRAINS.
HO. 4
NO. C5
(Central Time.) -' - . : ? 5
Lv. Asheville 9:16pm. Ar, Ashsville l:llan
(Eastern Time.)
ArSpartVg 5:S0 am Lv. E party's 7:20 pm
mo: 2
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(Central HmeD.
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Lv. Asheville 6:S:am. - Ar.- Ashevlll 7 jlBpm,
Ar. Salisbury 7:30pm. Lv. Salisbury i:30a;
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NO.C5
Ar.' Asheville 6:35pm "An Morrisfn 11:30pm
LV.McTrisfn 9:39am. Lv. Ashville 6:C0am
v- f v AgnEVtXLE AND MCBPHtX" " 1
; c-In Effect NoyemDer 7, "1897; ' - - -
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Westbound- Trains.' Eastbound Trains.
Mixed. Mixed-i
Ex. Sun. , . --"'.. , Ex. Sun.
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17 67 - - - V ; IS ;. C8
pm' am ' ' " ..;V-pm"pm
a:50 8 ;00 Asheville 1:00: 5:00
3:55 8:07 ..Murphy Junction.. 12:52. 4:50
401 8:12 ....j...Emma..; 12:43 .4:48
4:10 '8:23 ...Sulphur Springs... 12:42 4:37
4:25 8:37 Hominy....... 12:32 4:25
4:42 8:57 Turnpike...... 12:18 4:00
4:55, 9:23 Canton... 12:C8 3:45
5:08 9:45 :Clyde 11:55 3:25
5:25 10:23 , ...,'Waynesvilie 11:43 2:55
5:50 11:25 ...... .Balsam. ...... 11:23 ? 2:15
6:10 " ..i Balsam...'.'.. 1:10
':? 11:45 ...... ...Hall.' 10:43 12:45
6:48 11:59 ........Ad3ie.. ...... 10;3 12:30
:!:15 ;...Sylva... 12:15
7:03 Sylva .... 10:15
12:33 ylva.. 11:35
7:C8 12:43 .......Dillsboro..... 10:5 11:20
7:27 1:C3 T7ilmot. 10:C3 10:40
7:43 1:3 T,Tiittler 9:3 10:23
8:C3 1:43 Eryson City..:-.. 9:C5 9:50
.....Bryson City.:... 9:33
pm 2:C3 Cshnell...... am 8:55
3:C3 .......Alncrl..' . , . 8:32
3:33 Hewitt. ....... v' 8:C5
:. 4 : Ca ...... j. Cipton ....... . .v. ;, j 7 :o3
4:23 VJhol-y 7:17
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Wasiir-tcn, D. C. Atlanta, Ga.
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Passenger Agant, CLatt2noc"a," Tern.
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"The Charleston Line.?
Corrected to June 23, 1SC7 Eastern Tins.
East Dally. i
Leave Augusta
6:23 a. m.
7:10 a. rx,
10:10 a. in.
10:55 a. Tn.
11:C3 a. m.
Arrive Kingville..
Arrive Columbia .
......... .
Arrive Charleston
West Daily.
Leave Charleston ...... 7;10 a. nu!
Leave Columbia 7:00 a. m.
jeave K.ingvme.....i ., i:4 a. m.i
Arrive Aiken 11:C3 a. m.
Arrive Augusta 11:51 a. m.
East Daily.
Leave Augusta .... I 3:20 p.m.
Arrive Aiken 4:07 p. m.
Arrive Kingville 9 : 20 p. m.
Arrive Columbia .............. 10:10 p. m.
Arrive Charleston 8:00 p. m.
West Daily. . ' j .
Arrive-Aiken .' 9:57 p. m.
Arrive Augusta ................ 10:45 p. m.
Leave Charleston? ....;....... 5:30 p. m
Leave Columbia ......j. ...... 4:00 p. m.
Leave Kingville -.1 4:44 p. to.
CAMDEN BRANCH. '
. Daily Except Sunday.
North.
I Arrive Kingville 4:S5 p. m
Arrive Camden ..,...,...,. 11:55 a. m.
Leave Kingville 6:00 a. m
Arrive Camden 8:15 a. m.
V South.
Leave ' Camden , ; ,V; .V,
Arrive Kingville
8:45 a. m
10:05 a. m.
2:25 p. m
ij&vw aiuucu ....v.. .........
Arrive Kingsville .....ii ......
4:35 p.' m
AIKEN ACCOMMODATION.
' Daily Except Sunday."
Leave Augusta ... .;..,. 6:40 p. m
Arrive Aiken . 7:30 p. m.
Leave Aiken k. 4:20 p. m
Arrive. Augusta 5:07 p. m
GEORGIA DIVISION.
-Daily Except Sunday.
Lv. AugustaV. 7:00 um.- 8:07 p..ni.
Ar. Tennille......... 2:00 p.m. ,9:37 p.m
Ar. Macon. 3:45p.m. 3:55a. m
Ar, Dublin 4:20 p. m.
.. ,.f
--Central Time.1
Lv. Dublin.....
10:00 a.m.
Lv. Macon (Cen. time.ll;38 a. m 11:55 p. m.
lv. Tenniie ' 4:oo a., m. 3100 p. m.
Lv, Augusta. ......... 1:00a. m. 7:30 p. -
's.':. ivt ;''-. Tnnday Only. , - l -t v
Leave Augusta
9:15 a. m.
1:45 pi m-
3:00. p. n:.
7:30 p. m.
Arrive Tennllle.5'; . . .v.. . ; ,
Leave Tennille .
Arriva Augusta
NORTH AND SOUTH " VIA.. DENMARK
t, v 1 4,x -rnrougn ieeper o ana jTom wew -,
V'VM ;--'.Yorlr,-'7 k l'. :'
Leave Augusta i v.. 3:05 p. m
Arrive Aiken. 3:44 p. m
Arrive 1 Richmond '. 3 : 40 a. m
Arrive Washington 7:00 a. m
Arrive New York; 2:03 p. m
Leave New York.. .,..,r. 9:30 a; m .
Leave Washington 3:30 p. m
Leave Richmond..:...- ....., 7:11 p. m
Arrive : Aiken . ., 7 :28 a: m.
.Arrive Augusta 8:10 a. m
Connection at Charleston " with Neti
York . steamers, also with steamers for
"Jacksonville, 'Fla., 1 on" sailing dates'; and
at Augusta with the -Georgia Road to
and from, - all points west, and south
also, , at Blackville with, the .Carolina Mld t
land railroad to and t from , Earnweu.
i Connections with Southern Hallway at Co-,
lumbla to all points in .upper South , and
north Carolina. ! -
JOS. H. SANDS,: "UrAi EMERSON, ;:.-
Gen. Manager, n ; . Traffic- Manager,
P R.. SLEDGE, Gen. Agt, , Augusta, Ga. ,
augusta and asheviulb short
f -,-;.f f .n : : i
: Schedule In, Effect Oct; 3, 1897. '
Lv Augusta .'.'..'. . X 9.40ami:K 1.40pm
Ar Greenwood .ljpmf.
Ar Anderson . , it. '.-.."... . 6.10pni
Ar Laurens r.. 1.15pm , 7.30am
Ar. Greenville S.OOpnr 10.15am
Ar Glenn Springs .....; ; 4.05pm
Af Spartanburg 3.00pm
9.35am
Ar Saluda,,..'..:....... 5.33pm
Ar Hendersonville 6.03pmr ......
Ar A'sheville ....'-jiM , .7.00pm;"...:.,,.
Lv Asheville t . s . . . " S.20am .... i ... j
Lv Spartanburg : . ln . . . 11.45am 1 4.30pm
Lv. Glenn Sprigs 10.00am
Lv Greenville; Vv 11.50am1 s4.30pin
Lv Laurens .1 1.30pm 7.30pm
LV Anderson i .'. . ';. . y.5. . '". 1 T-Oaam
Ar Greenwood 28pmi . 9.35pm
Ar Augusta ,5.00pm ,11.10pm
Lv COtton Falls
At '
. .ttyjJJ. . . . . ....
Ar'Raleigh 1.f".;..
12.20am ,
Ar Norfolk . :
7.30am
. 6.20am
, 7.20am
Ar. FetersDurg ...j...
Ar -Richmond' ? m . . : t?
LV Augusta
2.5v?m
Ar-Allendale
;.00pm
1 5.15pm
6.20pm
i 7.20pm
7.30prn
8.00pm
8.08pm
Ar Fairfax:
I 4
Ar- Yemassee ..,..
Ar Beaufort . ,: ....:;
Ar Port Royal
9.30am
10.35am
10.50am
Ar Savannah ............ ........
Ar1 Charleston .V. .'.
Lv Charleston
6.50am
s 6.50am
8.15am
'..8.25am
9.?5ani
.10w32am
10.47airf
If rtr-,
Lv Savannah
'.. k
Lv port Royal
1.45pm
1.52pm.
3.05pm
i
Lv Eeaufort ....
At Yemassee -Lv.
Fairfax
Lv Allendale . .
Ar Augusta
........
". 1:43 n m. train' from 'Augusta( .makes
close, connection at Calhoun Fa"3 for all
point3 on3. A. Ii.
Clise ccnn'ectibr3 -at Gresnwod f;r all
points on S. A.-L. arsd C. & G. railways,
and Erartar.t-jrj with Co -item railway.
For any information relative to tickets,
rates, rcislulv, etc., c'Itczz
7. J: C11AZ1
JL.il
FOUND. Lers'a grey tsund. Apply
ta
LOST. Oar Friday evening about 4:30 p. ri
a child's open faced silver watch between
Battery Park hotel and Vansvlder houa
Reward it returned to' Batterv Pxk
office . ' , 78-2
- 7
SITUATION WANTED By' a stout, able-
uouieu man, experienced un the cul.ure cz
flowers, shrubbery, etc Understandj
management trf horses. Best of refer
ences. J. G., Care Gazette office 277-fi
WANTED--Boarders,-'100 Clerrimoa ave
nue; large, handsomely furnished rooms.
iimv&ie jaui; no lnvaiias or chllaren.
. - - - . ' 276-6
WANTED. Raw' f uts and skins, such as.
. skunk, musk-rat,, otter . mink,- raccoon, '
opossum, etc., by the Providence Fur..
company, .Providence, R. . I. Buying "
agents wanted. .
271-3mos .
.WANTED. Boarders. , House newly tur
"nished beautiful location; sunny, front
ley street.,
268-2S
MISS NORA WARE Pianist and teacher
i in stringed . instruments. 291 , College
Street. , ... 211-4mo
FURNISHED. ON SHORT NOTICE. Help
, for all kmds of work. Satisfaction guar
.anteed. . Apply to John Smith, 11 Pat-
.' ton avenue. .".-.-'-
HELP WANTED.
WANTED 'By Old -EstablishEd House
'High grade man or woman, good
church standing, willing to learn .our.'
'"business then to act as manager - and .
state correspondent here. Salary S900..
Enclose selif-addressed stamped 'envelope 1
to A.T. Elder, General Manager. Box.
'care Daily Gazetite. i-" 277 i2m'
WANTED. Upright and" faithful gentle
1 men or ladles to travel for responsibly
established house In North Carolina.
l . Monthly 365.00 and expenses. Position
steady. . References.' Enclose self-addressed
stamped envelope. The Domin
ion Company, Dept. H., Chicago, -
WANTED-Young of middle-aged man to
travel in this and adjoining counties;
. permanent position; salary 350 a month ,
and expenses; good chance for. advance- ,
ment. Address Shepp Company; 1020-'
..Chestnut street, ; Philadelphia, Pa..,
WANTED Agents - for 'Queea , Victoria, "
,;:Her Reign and Diamond Jubilee." Over
.flowing with latest and richest pictures.,;
. , Contains the endorsed biography . of Her ;
.Majesty, with . authentic . history of, her
remarkable reign, and full account of-'--the
Diamond I Jubilee." Only ;i.50., Bij ;l
book. Tremendous demand, Bonanra . ;
' for agents. . Commission - 50 . per cent. .
" Credit given, v .Freight paid,- . Outfit
free. Write quick for outfit and terri
. CT TH2 DOMINION . COMPANY,
pt. 7 356 Dearborn street, Chicago.
; t ; ; JlOOlS AND BOARD. ' :
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NICELY5 'FtJRNISHEt) ! : ROOMS "With
Jboard, to private family, first-class Nor-h
ern 'cooking., . Terms reasonable. "No n
-valid desired. Call at. 61 Chestnut 'St.: '
Aeheville; N. C. '', v j-- 278-6. . . -
BOARD.A few. select.' boarders can be
- accommodated "in. a private family in ' ,
; which .there" are' no children. Large toty .
- sunny rooms, good fate. Jas. R. ' Du
'Bose, 33 .Pine street. " . ' 237-tf
WANTED. Boarders Within a few yards
of- the .celebrated Williamston Mineral
"Spring, , whose i healing ,, waters ' bring
' health and vigor to the most feeble; al
so" quite "near,, the G.-.andG. depot. I"S
'-"throw open my' doors to those seeking a
, genial climate for the.winter, and to;alI.,
,' . seeking, heal th, ; as Our climate is- d-- .
light'ful and . our mineral , water unsur
passed,1' for -dyspepsia and general up
building. , Large,. . . comfortable rooms,
splendid fare and polite service await all
who make my house their horns, BoarJ
Tanging from 310.00 to $15.00 per month.
For particulars address Mrs. M. A. i Wal
lace Wflliamston. S. C.
2541tf
FOR BENT.
LABOB SUNNY "ROOMS Steam neat'
First clia&s board,' northern-' cooiking, 217
"'Haywood' streetr. ' "; - ' 274-lmof.
I, . , , ,,f ij .. , ,
FOR RE?NT Witlh boardOne nJce-S. Ev
room iUTnisaea qujet pnactr -jeiu- ttu.
-line and v three .-minutes.' ,':walk ,, from
. eauarei terms' reasonable; ; Address or
1 call on Miss Kimzey, 17 Vance St. 270-6
EIGHT ROOM BRICK HOUSE AND"
fifty acres land,-.- mile 'Biltmore June
. tlon.' for rent or sale. - 5 room house, and .
- 6 acres land in city,, for rent, price 38.03'
- per month. 10 room house, "furnished,
- 350.00 per month. 8 room house, furnish
ed, 34(7.00 per momth. ; Nice neighborhoods.
-i-J..M. Oampbbell - 266-2S"
PLEASANT," FURNISHED, ROOMS'-TO
:' let among ihe pines. - 55 Victoria- ave
' . nue. Board -if desired, on , oar line. -
' v . : 265-33'
ONE I DESIRABLE once, in Temple Court.
Vfor rent;Wm. Johnston, Jr., or Geo. W.
. ,Tilson,j Temple jCourt. . ; - - -
FOR ' RENTl At . reasonable 'prices, etore
room and office. rooms on Patton avenue..
. Dwelling' hpuses desirably- -located, fur
nished or unfurnished, also rooms for
light housekeeping. Call' on-N. A. Rey-'
. nolds and Co.,' 17 Patton' avenue. -
FOR RDNT Three unfumisihed cattages,
1 modern Improvements, centrally located, ,
at 320.00 each. Three .furnished nouses;
altso furnislied roomiB.' Be venal "very de
' elrable vacant Tlots and improved , prop
erty for sale at , bargains. Weaver & .
Rodgers, -45 Paltton avenue. -
rou SALE
FOR SALE. Nice little family. ' grocery
doing a nice business, good." location; low
rent, good reason for gelling, apply to
II. C. Hunt, , - - . . . 278-6
WANTED TO CnLT-Pour' second hand
show cases. Asheville Hardware Co."
FRESH Milk Cows for ale, V.Tm. Jchn
stcn, Jr., 20 Temrle court, .Arteville, ' 27,
FOR SALE A judgment in my. favar
.n:ainst W.
his , father;
clsvea 'hts
J. Cocke, clmnistrator c:
Williin .II. Cocl:e, Jr., tzs
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