THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 20,1898.
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rf.HTCHELL COUNTY RAILROADS
Important Connection Expected t- be
' .Vt - ' Made. 1 7 ,
' Capt." W. . Copening, '-who with his
brother, "Was tW. "contract' tor the touilding
vf fnnrfocn miiM of railroad work In
Mitchell county, iwill leave to-day tor TLe
noir for the purpose of obtaining the award
of the referee, 'Col. Bdimund Jones, who
was appointed "by the, order of the court to
settle all -claims' against:the IdnvillelRiver
Ra'ilroaircompiany, which wad filed: some
days ceo. ' The amount involved is in : the
neighborhood of $10,000,' to 'toe divided
among several creditors, of whfch 'amount
there is duo the iborpening brothers $6,-
C00. Caipt. Corpening,' who: sesm3 to be
coaversant wi'th i:he -facts "connected with
the proposed ibuildtfng of fifteen ; miles of
"railroad through one of the finest timber
- aitd (mineral portions of the state -giving
a through tine from Johnson City, Tenn.,
to (Chester, S. C, "connecting and crossing
the (Southern railway at Hickory, N,
says the present -line has 'been , in operation
for twenty years, (from Johnson City ;' to
Cranberry. The fourteen miles aJbove
spoken of run from Cranberry, to -a point
on i;!he 'Linville river, Ttnown-a Fineola.
The proje'ct is to extend the road, .'from
IPineola to John' River Store, the "present
terminus of the Caldwell Northern rail
road. jWhen these courier ticns are made
they will furnish the shortest and cheapest
route to the mountains of Watauga and
other -western counties. :.
(The people of 'Mitchell county are taking
much interest in (this enterprise, as its
success will give them An outlet for their
valuable timbers and ores, as well as in-
. vitlng inducements to summer tourists. If
this -teonn-etetion is (made it will give the
shortest route f roto all points in South
Carolina and other southern, states to one"
of the most picturesque sections of Western
North Carolina. -
.t , BREVARD.
,,,It. ig, rumored in good authority that
some of our citizens --will open, a (bank cut
this place by February 1.
' J. Wiley Shook and E. A. Aiken wore In
our city last week amd made several un-
successful raids among supposed moon-,
. s&iners to tibe county.
, . -"Wedding bells continue "to ring in ihia
community. The latest -was the marriages
last Friday tof Mrs. Lankford, -widow' of
Sf. C. Lankford, (to 'Squire E. B. Clayton.
Dr. Dan Atkins, the Methodist presiding
elder, officiated. ; .
' J. Wiley Shook lm'3r been ''trlggerinig" in
mydtonibu -way wi'tb'the "faii'thful" in
town for, some days amd it is .thought be
expeclts 'to get a newspaper outfit from
.-. them, but 'Whether it is to operaite here i or
seek larger pastures is a matter of con -
... jec'ture. ' . . ':
J. F. Hayes, manager of the Toxaway
, Company was 'in town last week arid in
terested some of our citizens In a proposi-
: tion : to build 'a diireet? .well graded road
from this pliace to Sapphire. It is to be
, built by a s'tock comfpainy and will be a
model road in every particular. 'As sudh
a rioad ' would make easily accessible One
of the most attractive spots- In the moun-
tadiis,-which has already become very POP7
ular With the northemjourists, it is a mat--ter
of general public toteres't and re Ihopje
. our people wSll aid in fthe constructJgnxr.
French Broad Hustler.'
MURPHY. ' ; ". ;
A slight wreck occured on the Atlanta,
Knoxville amd Northern at Klusey ; five
miles ouitaiwest of Murphy Saturday night.
Some one Shad moved (Che switch, causiing
; 4he train. which was two hours late, toA
, take the side track. The engine and one
coach, jumped ' the track. Nearly aM the
passengers' an'd crew were shook up con
siderably. Conductor Garwood was. bunt
lather badly, ouit nothing serious. "A re
lief train , from Blue Ridge ' brought ; the
7 passengers to 'Murphy at 2 :30 a. m. Sun-;
.day. . v - ":
"The passenger . schedule of vthe Murphy
1ranch (of the A. K. & N. was changed yes
terday. Trains now leave Murphy at 8
a. m. which gives a Jay over In Blue Ridge
v tot, over four hours. We understana this
is done in order to .accomodate tie f reight "
. business from Blue Ridge to Marietta.
'This schedule is very inconvenient for iBhe
traveaing public and will not only hurt
( Murphy but the railroad as well, and we
sfccus't that t!he , authorities will give us a
Uter schedule. We certainly deserve
y some consideration at 1 the hands of ttihis
road. Wlhat a:bout that passenger train
you promised us, Mr. McWilliams? t
J. D. Murphy, Esq., of Asheville, ' who
, owns some property near 'town was here
last week. Scout .
CRAB TREE. -
- , Crabtree, Jan. 19. The , republicans of
Peru have moved tihe posttoffice from a
::, democrat in the centre of the community
. where it atecomodaited aM to one. side" of
he right place by at least ithree-founths
- of a mile in order to (get it ; in the hanjds
p of one of the believers.,-. Many are wrouigb't
up over the situation and a long petition
, has been . sent up to have fit keplt'at the
old Stand. v- It Is certainly a very pebty af
tfadr, as it dont pay -more than $25 '' per
emum. - The republican petition which, was
en!t up aft' first consisted of five names,
vjUhree of whom received ttheir mail at an
other office.. , ' 1 - , t . . ,
, ' Tilessra J, ' C Bennett and O. A. Jarrett
ctf Palm : h!ave gone , to WeavervMe' wihere
." they will .spend their time In scfhool till
cjommejnoemenlt. 'v
'' :F. B, NoblDfct of " Old Font has an inter
esting school at Thiokety ; settlement hear
Clyde. A He is a fine young man and ,0x0
0 doubt will make a success at bis work. ,
' Another jf '' 'Norther?" ihaa-'' struck .our
ycountryi arid ic - will be no
I strangers
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1897i for public funds when; there-were' no
funds due in the districts. ' " ' " ,
The committees had no authority to sign
orders lor money when there was none due
the school for which they gaye the "orders
for school supplies, and the person or per
sons accepting these orders did so at bis
own risk.' T 5. . ; .
' The banks that. bought! such paper,or or
ders, did so upon their pwn responsibility.
I feel sorry f or -tbe banks,- Jbut I feel sorry
for,: the children wnose 1 money is squan
dered. - ' - v l'
Some ' counties in' the - state ha.ve been
canyassed by agents who knew, there rwas
no money due .he schools and the cotor'
mittee3 knew they had no money to ipay tihe
extravagant orders tney-were giving. v
It is a shame to see the "hundreds of dol
lars of orders given for money 'When there
was none, , expecting . to gobble . up r the
moneys 0 the children for this fiscal Tear.
Do- ncc : .spend one cen tof .-; the - school
money, due if rem July -, (1'897,, to June 30,
18SS, to pay ordfrs ' made Jby your pre
decessors in office. ' - ..
'If there' was money: due the district for
which' the goods were ibought at the time
they were -bought, and for the school year
in whiuh they- were 'bought, ithen of course
such orders, must be .paid, otherwise do
not- pay them., ' r ' -
- , Yours very truly, , .
' - ; ' C. H. tMBBAiNE,
tSupt. Public Instruction.
: ; Caacarets stimulate the liver, kidneys
ind bowels. Never : sicken, weaken . or
ripe, 10c. at Pelham't Pharmacy. .,.
-FOR MAID AND MATRON.
Correspondence .t1 The (Landmark.
If the girl born in May is named May,
and the August girt is called tAugusta,
then the boy1 who comes to town in Janu
ary, should be named William, for January
is nothing it . not 'the month of (BillSi (An
old woman once said, ?This has ibeen a
mcst unheaithful season! People harve died
tnis season who never -died. hefore." So in
January bills come lin tha-t never came' foe
EorejtlAside from the regular monthly ac
counts, there' appear: upon the scene, wkh
the certainty of death and taxation, the
souvenirs of the physician, the dentia t,
the 'milliner and the modiste. uii if we
are frank, most of us will admit that, we
get the 'full worth of our money Of course
we must; make an exception of the money
paid for servants', wages and ice!
iA woman . who has passed her forty-seventh
milestone and whose Ibeautiful fatce is
perfectly free from wrinkles, 'toM the
writer that the "secret of ibeau'ty'was the
daily nap. Sum'mer and winter, no matter
what her duties and engage-mewis may, be;
this woman retires to her", room, Cocsens
her hair, donisa- lounging-robe an takes a
cap . Sometimes she . sleeps only ten mln
utes,".iut she rises, greatly refreshed. Fa
tigue is a great Joe to good looks indeed
it: ranks-next tto worry as a wrinkle-producer;
!but sleep is the antidote. -Let her
who would keep "her cheeks firm and round
ind her face -free from crow's feet, take
plenty of sleep. ... - 1 '
YANCEY COUNTY AFFRAV.
Yancey county furnishes another . sensa
tional shooting affray in whicli one Mash-
burn and Nat Briggs were ithe participants..
One of -the parties used a Colt's revolver,
and the other a Winchester rifle.
-Briggs received two wounds, .one in Jibe
leg aid - the other in the tbody, the latter
.Lhoutght to ibe faital. The .'difficulty oc-
mrred near the Jine loetween North Caro
iaa and Tennessee, at a place known, as
-he. "FlagjPonds." fThe difficulty otcourred
at the house of Lewis Cram, and grew" out
of in old feud. IMashboirn has- not. yet (been
Arrested. Tt is also reported 'that George
MidCurry shot and! killeJd , another 5 man
a few days ago. No particulars hasre been
received. ,
y i Everybody Says Sc
Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won
derful medical discovery of vtbe age, pheas
ant aud refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing- the entire system, dispel colds,
cure headache, lever, nabitual constipation
and bi'ionsness. Please buy and try a box
of C. C. C. to-dar ; H 25. RO cents. Sold ano
guarnntecd to cure by all d racists.
k ; ? ; Pelham's Pharmacy.
WESTERN CAROLINA APPiES. ;
The icrop of Western North Carolina ap
ples is not yet exhausted. . Several wagon-
loads came in yesterday and retailed readi
ly ait from 60 -to 80c per busheL 7 The Ga
zette is 'informed that quite ' a large quan
tity of the choicest fruit is being held by
growers for the spTing trade, when prices
will be higher. '
O. W. O. Hardman, when sheriff of Ty
ler county4W. Va., .was -at one time al
most ..prostrated " with a cold. He used
Obamberlain's Coug'h Remedy amd was - so
much pleased - witlh the quick relief and
cure it afforded him, that he gave the fol
lowing, unsolicited, testimonial: "To all
who may the Interested, I wish to say,' that
I have, used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and" find It invaluable for coughs and colds.
For sale by Jr, T. C. Smiths " - ,
WILLIAM J. BRYAN TODAY. '
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Washington 'Post Jan. 18.
The attiempta'on the-part ,of .the gold
organs to disaniss .'Hon. William J. ;Bryan
as a:'"lback' pumper' "a dead issue," rand
to relegate bim to the' Tmibo of' insignifi
cant and forgotten derelicts, do'nmt sfrilrp
us as being particularly happy .Whether
they have "been linapired by honest-Ignorance
of 'public sentiment "throughout the
country or " are mere demonstrations 4of
maijice ana , oeceit, . we do t not undertake
to say, "-Perhaps we should accent- ihoth
explanations 'with a geographical' division;
attributing the ' ignorance to" the , east -and
the detcei'WJul purpose to . tfhe west.- JNo
newspapers in the" United States' have a
poorer, unsderstandinfir of frwrnniar winjnn
than the "great metropolitan dailies; ne
vouwc uyuv are so cocKYsure of their own
omniscienjce anfd - of the overshadowing
importance of -the : community they ; rep
resent. ' .To find, the true provincial,' the
hooeleaslv-' narrrtw vi'aw- vf r a-m -
must go to New York. ' Compared with
iwat mig, iDumptiious ana complarcent ag
gregation of- prigs,; ' Hogeye, - Texas, is a
verita'ble tcosaiopolis.' WTe can easily be-
Jieve fhat New Yorkers sipeaJk in perfect
candor wben they say that :Mr. Bryan is
-a their
own verdict on - a nationals issue -as the
yond appeal. ',' " r - ' - j
v; But-.neither .conceit . nor- mtisrepresen.t)a
tion . will avail ' to dispose of ?Mr. -Bryan,
Every' intelligent,' and comprehensive ob
server df public events knows - that he Is
stronger with - the party to-day - than s he
was a' year agp; that he. has lost none of
Khe marvelous personal! - influence which
,'he exerted durinig the campaign- of' ' 1896
that the principles f or . which he' scands
are as . ardemtly. esipoused iby . the demo
cratic naases as , they were when Bryan
proclaimed them with the 'fire of nis en
thusiasm and the witidhery of his elo
quence , (No one seed be deceived iby 'the
circuimstances- of ;. thel- .'recnt- campaign- in
Niw:York v City-'- The 'fact '-that TanAnany1
ignored, th.i; Chicago platform! - is of : no
significance. IWe may admir that,' for the
immediate J (piurpose of .that . particular
s-truggle, and In order to recover control of
munitlpal aff airs to 'rescue Greater New
York, .- in ; facti iTTroml ' : the dispensation
tff : an impudent and nypocritfcai .-tyranny
the democratic masses, consented to the
Croker-Whkney" - programme. .But tnat
"proves nothing. indeed, - we vmay " say
that, even-' if it 1 inivolved! " the permanent
rejeiction r. elf . Mr. - Bryan ;and the Chicago
declaration "try the New York organiza
tion whsch it does not the fact would be
of minor 1 consequence.' ,The : democrats
of the- nation" are " not under New ' York
Control. iThe millions' who voted for J Mr:
Bryan in 1896, do not look in that direction
for guidance and leadership. vfTney would
not: : be' knoved' one hair's breadth from
theirs purpose if N?w York; .were to threat
en them with absolute secession. J JThey
lost' JNew Y.ork in 18&6. r Tbey can 'afford
to lose H in 1900. They have no cal'dula
iions basel .upon New. York as an1 indtis-
T r.sable factor in their- ch-me. . They
i3ow vLbae - Mr.:iBryanf "and. fhe 'Chicago
pJatforlai'. brou'ght out more yoLes," year be
fore last, than 'any democratic candidate
ever received rJbefore nearly a million
more- than Mr. Cleveland had in 182 and
fchey are 'contenii with that refsord and' the
brilliant prospect it arens to th'em in the
Let no one imine -that - JMr.' IBryan is
M- dead issue. Tf a democratic ' conven
tion1 were to asseimMe . to-day', he would
be withou't a ..serious competitor. ' Unless
all i politicals -conditions Ibe revolutionized
meanwhile," "he will' ibe even stronger -two
years 'hence.
For fresh- meats, poultry and game, call
on Hildebrand and Miller, City Market.
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"THE DAZZLER " ;
Emttl Heusel, who ' will "be seen in , the
part of the unf ortunate Wertzeniburger
Ratz in-the ."'Dazzler! at ithe. Grand opera
house on Monday, January 24, is a New
York iboy, and one of a numiber, of ibright
comedians tbat diwarid lHarrigain has fur--4
nished to -the stage. 'He joined 'Harrigan's
forces wthen but a young lad, and at that
periodl in lHarrigain's career when he wak
doing Ms sketches iwlth Tony (Hart ail the
Comique in lower 'Broadway, 'New York.
He was the leader of ibe Ibdys who marched
in :tbe "Callant 6&th" in one of Harrigan's
first skettohes, and. soon attracted the at
tention of the pu'blic, and of Harrfean, by
his wonderful dancing. ffiD& remained with.
Harrigan & Hart for, eleven seasons, mov
ing up town wi th them, ' an'd gradually as
suming more and mcre imlportant roles in
their productions. s -IHeitf
a -German toy birth, and naturally
portrays Cermain :haraicters 3n a most life
ike and reiistic manner, -and as an ali
-ound . clsanjcer he 'has no -superior on ithe
fThere is hardly a farce comedy touring
the country that does not contain one or
more people who have learned their-dancing
steps from him. ' . ' j
NOT, AiLWAYS UNDERSTOOD.
A fact often overlooked, or not always
understood1, is tlhat- women suffer as much
from distressing kidney and bladder troub
les as the men. The womb is sltua'ted back
f and very close to the Madder, and for
hat reason any distress, disease jr incon
venience manifested in the kidney, back
iladder ; or urinary passage is -often, by
mistake, attributed to lema'le weakness, or
womb trouble of some sort. ':
The error is easily made and may be as
aasily avoided by setting urine aside for
twenty -four hours; a sediment or settling
is evidence that your kidneys and bladder
aeed d::octoing., If you have pain or dull
aching in . the back, pass . water too fre-
luenlUy, or scanty supply, with smarting
r burning these are also convincing
proofs of kidney trouble. If you have doc
tored without benefit, try Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, tihe great kidney remedy. The
noild and the extraordinary effect will sur
prise you. It stands the highest for Its
wonderful cures. If you take a medicine
you should take the best. . At . druggists.
afty' cents and one dollar. You may have
a sample bottle7 and pamphlet, both sent
re by maffl. Men'iion the Gazette and send
your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Sing
hamton, N. Y. The proprietors of this pa
per guarantee the genuineness of this of
fer. :;; ' ..- ;
''My -ohlld is worth millions to me; yet I
would . have, lostt her by croup 'had I not
invested: twenty-five cents in a bottle of
One Minute Cough Cure." It cures coughs.
colds1 and all throat and lung troubles.
CU A.. Raysor. . . - -
BINGHAM SCHOOL PROMOTIONS.
The .Ifollowin-g promotions are announced
at nighaim school in ,order No. 1 : -
iRe tired officers, (R. IS. iBynuta, first lieu
tenant; R. It. Wilkins, first sepgeant:
t To ibe first . lieuttenant Cadet Lieuten
ant J.' B. McCatotlbell.
Second litu tenant Sergeant Major C. L.
Latham. - - - - "
"Sergeant: major Sergeant V. E. Whit
aker. . , ' .,..' , .
,fPirst sergeant Sergeant IA; C. Wilson.
iSergeant-Corporal Dunn Houston. .
!By order of OJJeu tenant Perry. T. Ham
ilton lieu tenant amd ardjutamt. -
Mrs."! Stark, Pleasant - Ridge;- O.,' says:
"After two doctors gave up. my boy o die,
I v savd him from ; croup by using" One
"T- i - ' ' 1 '"? tj f
One" Minute Cough Cure cures quickly,
that's what you want! C. A. Raysor.-
Great Values
In Blankets and
v ; v Cpmfortablbs. ;
- S? 1 ' 4 " - 7" ' 1 ' 4 "
H. REDWOOD & CO.
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; Sarsaparilla
tires : -V
Permanently Cures -
r i
Scroftsla,
which is 'onevofv the worst afi
flic tion 3 of the human race; and
comes froimaipure; blood. j; -. -;
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a "most offensive and Mn cpmfort
: able aCeetion of tho.rskin, also
; due to impcre Llcdd. ' ' ii'--
a' toraieiii, to.tJio fie-h, a dis-
figuremenj to the fct4;r; and a
drain on the systsi", due
to vifclated folcod, '' ' . -'
- which so didligare tho'skin, and
' 'make the , human .ica , divine
nnythir's but a thk) c. beauty,
but w hich " are Naturs'b ad ver-
tisemenf of foul blood.
which Very often comes from aJ
ciiruuiu aueuuma qi me circular
tion, .-isv. a constant- offense to
one's 8 elf and all his frienaa. -
which all authorities now attri
bute to various acidities in the
- v . blood, which this great blood
purifier of the a?e, Hood's Sar
Baparilla, corrects. i
Hood's SarsapariiSa
Is sold by all druggists. $1 ; six for $5. Pre
pared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Alass.
FInrirl c Of i ic are the est after-dinner
1 IUUU 5 riI12 piusaid digestion. 26c
THE SALE OF WITNESS TICKETS
Chairman Brown and Clerk Wilson on
7..- ' Abuse. ' '
Chairman Brown and Clerk Wilson are;
both of the opinion that some etepy should
be taken to protect . witnesses" from the
impositions that are being practiced upon
the ignorant in regard to the purchase of
claims allowed 'for an Inadequate sum.
Clerk Wilson Is outspoken r ih- hSs views.
On the subject.' He says that the board
of commissioners should make an order
that no claim allowed be 'issued to any one
other thaii the ciaimhnt' himself and, upon
his endorsement. " '. a ' -
Chairman Brown . says that he realizes
the fact that abuses exSst along this Hue
and that he is in favor of suoh action'' beling
taken by the board as will remedy the evil
complained of, and will call the attention
Of the 'board to the subject at its next reg
ular session. Both officers approved of the
Gazette's notlice ' of the matter.
PRIMROSE AND WEST. .
Primrose and West's Minstrels drew a
crowded house at the Grand last night in
spite of the bad weather. There were no
vacant seats. H-The, 'entertainment--was firsil
class sparkHingly brttght . throughout with
not a feature that; dragged or failed to
please. There was just enough spicy fun,
good music and; feats, of acrobatic and
athletic skill to gratify everybody. George
Wilston was seen, at his- besit, and that is
the' best; that, the modern .Minstrel stage
can produce. " :- J '
-jL-L . V ...
Ttlddern Treatment of
I Oonsumpiion
f-- The latest wbrk on the
treatment of diseases written
by forty eminent American
physicians,; says s ; Cod-liver
oil has done more for the con
sumptive than all other reme
dies put togetherJT It-also
"says : ? kThe hypophosphitcs
of lime and soda are regarded
by many iglish observers as
specifics for consumption." ,
Scott's Emulsion
contains the best cod-liver oil
In a partially digested form,
! combined itK the Jpqpfio$r
phUes of Lime and Soda. This
remedy, a : standard ? for! a
arter)ipf ajcenturyyt: is, in
exact accord with the latest
views of the medical profession;
Be Sttrefyott get & SCXTTS
7; ; - All druggists ; co&' and Si.oo. " ' :
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists,1 New York.
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j .v ). i! , , Work Executed on Premises. -.
Monumental Marble, Granite and" -;
" v 1" Stone -.Works:" ; : . :
163-Patton Ave., Asheville N.:C.
x MECHANIC'S BUEEAU FOE ALL'TBA DEHBll
PEEOblCAL TICKET NEWS.
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Bolow i3- a ' correct list of the merchants
... .. . T:; ;. V, ".vr-'ris.'-'vi fit. .' . .
with whom you can leave. periodical Tick7
etat -r - r Hr f ' J - ' -1 ' '
-Art Needle, Wd k Airs. BD. Jones. ; -Bakery
J. il'. lleston. '-w - X
' Books H. Kogefs.' " ' K ' . 1
Boots and Sho.s J. Spangenberg. '
:K Carpets v. and t FurttitUTe-Williamson &
. Candy Kitchen L. M. Theobold. '-y
ClothmWhdtlock Clothing House. .
- Clothing Alexander & Courtney. -
. Erugs Heinitsh & 'Reagan.
Drugs Dr. Smltlu. '" t' -
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Dairy, Raseland J. B. Morris.:
' Dry Goods. Eon Manehe.
' -Engraving Miss A. (M.Cole. -
Florists Idlewild Floral -Co.
Fresh Oysters Asheville Fish Co'.
Fruits W.rE. Allen.' '
"Groceries A. D. Cooper. '
'i Groceries Cowan & Stradley. . - .
Groceries A. F. Cook.
, HardwareBrown, Northup & Co;
Job' Printing lAsheville Printing Co. -a.
Jeweler-pB. H. 'Cosby. "
Laundry iAshville Steam Laundry,
r LiveryChambers" & "Weaver. -
Meats," Game, etc. W. !M. TK1L-& Co.
Music Depot Houigh & Dunham. .
, 'Men's Outfitter M. Marcus.
' Newspaper 'Daily Gazette.
' Paints and" Paper F. B. Miller.
Photograph T. H-. Lindsey. .
Vegetables R. L. Ownbey.
We pay "CASH" premiums. Ticket book
Supplied gratis "at the office, room 33, 51
Pat ton avenue. . v .. ...
HENDERSON VII.LE AND BREVARD
VL. R. . ' - -
T. J. RICKMAN, Mahager;
In Effect Sunday, Dec. 5, 1897.
(Standard Eastern . Time.)
SO. 2, Daily
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Stations. NO. 1, Daily.
. Henderson ville.'. Ar 12.30 pm
. . .Horse Shoei . . " Ar 12.10 pm
.....Cannon . Ar 11.55 am
.....Money....... Ar 11.47 am
..Fodderstack... Ar 11.37 am
....Penrose.,... Ar 11.27 am
Davidson River. Ar 11.15 am
. . , .Brevard. . . . . Lv 11.00 am
T. S. BOSWELL, Supt.
The Smith Pre mier
Fpyewriter is endorsed by the U. S.
government.. What more do yoa want,
he earth? If you know any tin n gat all
ihoutit, you know it's the best. :
L. B. ALEXANDER, Agl, 50 Patton Ave.
Ball Sheppard.
6 Patton Ave.
Practical Plumbers, Gas
and Steam Fitters.
REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY
Done on Short Notice.
PHONE 88.
"Swapping Dollars."
Being so often accused of the
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above we are led to believe that we
are selling goods dadty tor- less
money than 'others, are willing to
take for them.
: Now we do not mind such criti
cisms. Really they are our best
advertisements; i Three oars Flour
and Feed , this week with another
arrival Monday. '
Come right along for while- the
dollar swapping - goes on we save
you. money.
H. C. JOHNSON-CO. j
36 & 38 Kortb Main.
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7 '' ' -
777 $i 2-3000 BICYCLES
mast be closed out' at once. Standard '97, Models, gusr
anteedv $14 to $30. 96 Models CI" to"$20r,. nd hard
wheels $& to 15. Shipped to Any .V r. One s6n ' approval
without advance deposit.- Great "factory clearfng-; sale.
EARN' At BICYCLE by el pin advertise lis. We will.give
. one agrent in each town FREE USE of a sample wheel to in
trodnce them. Write at once for onr special offer. i
- r 7. 8. Llead Cycle Co., "Wabash Ave,, Chicago, UK
ewg and;;Opinio
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Daily, bj mail 1 - . a ve51r
Daily & Sunday by mail, $8 a y ar
Sun
id the greatest Sund ay Newspa-
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Price 5c a copy. By mail, $2 a year
Addreng THE SUN, Nw York.
PICTURE FRAMING
New1 stock of mouldings, frames and
mati coming in daily.. In a few days w
will be prepared to do all kinds of framing
at lowest prices.
Artists Supplies
Full line of Oil Paints, Water Colors
Canvas, Stretchers, Placques, Charcoal,
Sketch Books, Sketching Boards, etc., at
reasonable, prices.
: Everything needed by amateur photog
raphers. . All kinds of expert developing and fin.
ishing for amateur photographers.
RAY'S BIG TOY STORE,
is North Court Square.
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ASHEYILLE. JST. 0,
WdLVES'iVAtJTEO.
We willl nav SlfLOO -eafth for two or
three' wolves" and $10.00" each "for two or
three Canadian, lynx the big, tuft-eared.
light colored cati not the ordinary wild cat
When you; get one" remove" entrails imme
diately, stuff Some" dry hay or straw Into
the body and. ship, at once,, by express, to
State Museum; Raleigh N.k C, and money
will ibe seat you' by return mail.
- ' r -'H.-H.' BRIMLET,
1 ' Curator, State Museum.
A New Year's Offering
in srleh coafeotlons, put tip da fancy baa
kets, boxes, and Is most pleasing to the
yousog liadles, and are gifts' that can be
properly, received, and every moxeI
" crunched under their isweet tooth with una
tubus pleasure and gratitude." Our de
Hciou . tock is most tempting.
: Asheville : Candy Kitchen,
LM. Theobold." Prop.
, ; ?phone no;
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