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rf nmiCrh orinrlc
not get enough; goods
BE
Therefore I yvrbte to my;Northern huyersOthe
situation arid they bought a tremendous stock
of Clothing Overcoats- Flannel Shirts; Eta,
at Bankrupt Sale. I have a jarge stock ; of
these on. hahd and; have made' up my : mind
that' Before; I will keep ; thesegobds over until
next winter I will sell them at a discount 61
20 pier cent from first; cost in order to handle
the mcney in my business; : : t:rv
CLOTHIM; SEPAilTMENT
Melton Overcoats, were $i2t. now- ; ,c
Genuine Beaver Overcoats were $10, now -Fine
Chinchilla Ulsters, were $12, now
All Wool Cassimere Ulsters, were $6, now ;
Diagonal Worsted Suits, were $6, now ;
All Wool Cheviot, black, i : . ;
Latest style Woolen Plaid, heavy weight -250
Diagonal French Worsted, frocks and sacks
worth from $12 to $15, our price V
Children's suits of all sizes and colors, 20 v per
cent off.- All wool jeans pants at
GETS'FUQjOE3lG.6flOi
Sop fine flannel overshirts worth from $i oo t to
$i5, our price 1 ' " T 1? s
NegUgee Shirts, worth 75 cents, our price, v.-
Woolen underwear at 50 cents .on the doUar.
3 pair socks for 10 cents, worth 10 cents eaclr ,
Hats 500 Derbys, brown and black, latest r
styles for spring, worth O2.00; our price ' f $1
.550 Alpines, au coior&, au
-our price; ' ,
A genuine calf skin shoe,
. , pnee with a pair of socks
DifiiG""Gc:i,3.7:;ancl csenr-
of Mine
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Store "No. 18 and 18
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" I - v - 'lV - All druggists 50c. and $1.00.' f - -
fl CoftcAr fVia. rrU AscOTT & BOWNE. ChemUts, New'Vori,
to satisfy the people.
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. Square. Branch
Norih "Mr.in St.
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f X7kzrz tiiz l-oci Izzzs its
biizzzz red totts Ifila and
watery as in angrnra tligf e is
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tf Cll, a fecfl of casrgy Vitality J j
j and ths spirits dzpzzzzzd '
i i
of Cod-liver Oil with Hvoo- 3!
"phosphites of Ltmg and Soda H
h fineness, enters the blood direct
f v and feeds its every ccrpttidv I !
restoring: the natural color and j
; centres and add their strenth ?
g - eninj ; and: ; beneficial ef !ect.; 1 5
, If the rcces ' have left . your
H cheeks if i you are growing 5'
r uim uu uuiausico irom over-
n,..!. it - t
S ft Arfe2? i
,to jtell.se SCOTTSEnitt
v.iicijiisi5, new 1 one
V rrhe, wtajnmier iweathei' "whiah will, ijiqm-e
with th'e aipproaMn'g spring -mioinlths elhoul'd
3nd you eLtrong exud in robueit health, .your
WookJ pure taandn your appetite godd. OtHi
erwlse you wllQ1 ipo 1m daager of erloua ill
me(3s,. A PHJirify your-: iwood witih v." Hood's
SaxsapariUa and Ithus "prepare tcr spr'inlff',
This xnedtotoie 'xmaHces rich, red' hlod und
gives yigor ind .vfitaU tyi -It wija guard you
aga-uisit dUnger trom. thie Changes wh4ch
will soori take plaxse. ., : ; -
jr. ;- .,, y - Everybody bays Sc. "
v Cascarets Candv Cathartic, the most woil
, Serf ul wudical discovery of the age, pleas-
ant and refreshing to the lasie, act pently
and positively on kimjers.liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire' s.vsto ta, dispel eolds,
cure heailacbe, ferfr,: habitual constipation
and biiionsnees. i Please bpy and:trv a box"
of C. C C to-day; J . 2u f.( t ent s. Bold and
guaranteed to cure by a II drui trits. -,
; 1 Z Pelham's Phajmacy.;:
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TThe bookkeeper may not hajve heeri horn
to Tiuie, tut!he does 1't fust the aatme.
' Mr. P. C. Helhig, a proiaineat druggist
of Lynohhurgr, Via.;, says: "One of our
citizen's was cured of, rheumatia ji of two
years' tetanding, by one ttoCtle of Chamber-Iain's-'Baim
Balm. . This 'liniment famous
for its cures of. rheumatism; '-thousandia
have been delighted - with the prompt re
lief which it taffords. ? For aie by Dr. : T.
C. Smiiith. ', . '.' ' r' ,
Tine only charms eomfe - young anen tpos
seaa are a'utiaiched to ithelr witt dhalma.
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE. '
The best ealve in the world, for ."Cuts,
Burises, Sores; Ulcers,' Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, ; Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and air Skin' Eruptions, and posi
tively cures "Piles or no pay : required. ? It
la r guaranteed to give perfect -eatisf action
or money- refunded. ; Prioe 25c. ' per box.
For sale, by. C. Smith and s Pelham's
Pharmacy. . - - . '
; Some imieii are 'baTu great, same -achieve
gT'atmess - aind others ' become imnmoris'ta.
t r-7
: It is easyto catch . a ,. cold and just as
easy to get rid of it if you commence early
to use One Minute Cough. Cure' It cures
coughs,' colds, bronchitis; pneumonlah and
all throat and lung troubles. tIt is pleas
and to take, safe 'to use and sure to cure. -C.
A. Raysor, ,- " - -a ' .
The oniam who' goes ito churdh 3ecause ;he
fhaa ndtlniin'g else.lto--do is ni: idle worship-
par. ,
Mrs. Stark, Pleasant Ridge; O., .says:
"After two doctors gave up my boy to die,
I saved 'him from croup by -using One
Minute Cough" Cure."1 It is the v quickest
and most certain remedy for eotfghs; colds
and 'all throat v and - lung troubles.- C.- A;
Raysor. T ; ,'. . . ,
mhe anan 'in the.-hasemenJtoaor' always
lumdiersell Jthe . competitor' on ithe floor, a-ibove..l-
-
BLADDER TROUBLES. r;
sThe-'bliadider iwas created for one purpose,
aamely, a receptocle for the. urine, and as
sucn it is mot ueaobe xo any xorm oi jns-.
tMiau tjxwi. u uuv oi 'two wayvs.- line nrai
way 3s fram imtperf ect action of the ; kid'
neysv? The second -way r is' from careless
loxl;trm,tmmt',of-otth'er, diseases. :.
. t QAIIPLB SE1TT FHEB. J
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(Unlheal'thy urine from' .unheal th i3d
nieys is the chief cause of Madder troyJ)les.
rt is comiforting to knWyt!aiait'-'Dr. Ki.imer's
Siwatmp-'Roofc fulfills ; every wish .im quickly
curiiBg bladder amd ; urinary tirouhles. It
corrects frequent calls,, inaibllitrfc to Jhold
urine and "eoalidtag or stiingi'ng, pain f in
passlm'g. ft; or had' effects following use of
Iiqruor,- wine or- heer,-- and eveaijome3 that
unpleasant necessity of being compeJed o
get up . mamy times' ;.durinig;;the nlghtto
urinate. The mild amid extraord'inary ef
fect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Risoitis,soon
realized. It stands the highest for its
womdierfu'l ; cures of .the moSi distressing
cases. If you need a medicine you should
have 'the best. - At droggists .fifty, cents and
one diollar. You may have a sample, bottle
and .pampthlet, both sent free by mail.
Mention the Asheville .Gazette, and send
youir address to Dr.. Kiftner & Cor,-Bihg-.
hamitioa; IN.' Y. The proprietors of this pa
per -.Kurantee Uhe ' genuineness of this
offer. , " ' -
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'. y is peculiarly, aaaptea to correct
f this conditioni Ths cod-liver
oiL emulsified to an csatiisite H
vCCCCCCCCCCC
Ar.:o::a 'The vHCELi.Tzn.
Eleven of the leading bicycle fae '.
tories will turn out chainless wheels for
1893.-; " - ' . .
Australia will send a representative
to the international chaapiomsiips of
1898, at Vienna.
Michael, the : little "cycling wonder,
rides -a bicycle with a 25-inch front
wneel and 28-inch rear wheel.
The bicycle bag-gage question was set-
tied in Franr. RimrW W 4,5T,5ef
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. uiuomics, uii cuim luciu to
i ciuove irom tneir scneauies ana rates
allj mention of bicycles.
Some silly fellow, or else he is a joker,
asserts that bicycle -.riders should al
ways eat tomatoes after an exhausting
ride. . A small piece, he says, acts like
. magic, taking away the tired feeling al-'
.most instantly. Nonsense Millions of
people eat tomatoes habituallv. and no
;one h.as yet discovered any rflagical ef
fect therefrom. , -' " " '-' ,:
- o bicvclinff. outfit is cbmnlete with-
out the ammonia "squirt, which ef-
fectually: disposes of ;the -aggressive J
vautiucr luiiovvers on me roau, anving T -
tne clogs , oS without senous .injury.
Some German cyclists carry- bicycle
bombs, small but extremely noisy ex
P1(sies, wnich exercise a magical ef-
feet pon the' troublesome curf. ;
jvn eminent Italian phrsioian, curi-
4 "dden 32 mi
the effect of fatigne on
examined 24 jnen who
miles in two hours and a
;quarter, and found that, with reference
to the hearings, innearly every, case it
was defective, though it became normal
again after two or three hours' restl '
ABOUT; BEING GRACEFUL.
, v Trifles continually gve us awayt ?The
things wedb with intention,. we may do
;well, but the .involuntary acts betray
our : limitations.! A ' perfectly graceful
woman is graceful 'infevpry; move in
the poise of her headr in her walk, the
way she sits, and uses her hands. .
..As to sitting, some women fall; into
their ' chairs, ; like badly ?' jointed and
springless - dolls"; vAsensitivew graceful
-woman ; sits gentl; Tinbending" with a
smooth' motion ' until she has - setiled
safely. ,She, can , also get up from her
chair - and reach; the door without in
dulging in anylof the jerky and awk-
ward mistakes some women,make-i V
'If there-is. a turn in the walk stop
with all the weight on the foot in ad
vance, resting only the toe of the rear
foot on the ground, thenTktrn smoothly
around by" transferring the weight to
the other foot, making the turn entirely
upon th balls of the; feet with the
heels scarcely touching, the floor. This
i drn js rarely seen practiced, yet it 'is
very 'easy and a few minutes, work at
it will render one expert " : V "
In getting up from a- chair 99 wtmr
en out of 100 shift their weight from one
foot 'to : the other and rise, with 'the
..weight, on. the. wrong foot. r The proper
way is .;tb rest ? the weight on one foot
while fiittihg; holding the other lightly
fori 5 the -fTooV;"? Then press down, hard
on , the foot which already bears the
weigh t and rise, stand ing for an instant
en the saraefoot to get the batnrce'be
ferv nrti'v? off freely ariT J. . A'
. "-v, THE DISCOVERY OF THE DAT,
' . Aug. J. . Bogel, the leading druggist of
Shreveport; 1 La., says : ; "Dr. ; King's New
Discovery is the only thing that cures my
cough, and it Is the best seller I have.'?
J. F. Campbell, merchant of Safford, Ariz.,
writes: "Dt. King's New Disvvery is all
that is claimed for It; It never falls,' and
Is : a : sure cure for ' Consumption, Cougbs
and Colds. I cannot ; say eneugh- for: its
merits." : Dr Kind's ? New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds Is not as
experiment. - It has been -tried for a quar
ter of a century, and, today stands at the
head. ,- It' never . disappoints. v Free trial
bottles at-T. C. , Smith's drug: store, and
Pelham's Pharmacy. v '
It seems poraidoxtcal tSbbst . -thre IsnU
siimgle person, ia-ta (room foil'l : of marrUed
folks. V t -.. - r '
- RHEUMATISM CURED IN A DAY.
"Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and' Neu
ralgla radically cures In l to 3 days.". Its
action -upon the system Is remarkable and
mysterious. It removes at once, the cause
and the disease" immediately; disappears.
The .first dose greatly benefits. - 75 cents.
Sold by C. A. Raysor, Druggist, ; Asheville.
A Keintuckian saya the luckiest .man ihe
'vir -knewwae drowned in a vat of wMs-
'key.. ;
i J. A-JPerkins of v Antiquity 0., wai for
thirty years needlessly tortured by phys
Iciana for the : cure of eczema. He was
quickly cuhed by using' DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve, the famous healing salve for
piles and skin diseases. -C. .A. Raysor.
r. ;eJre'ir;'pro(babJyr hie no one in, heaven
i.lhiat ja ; 'paccer thain the average anan
'thinks he !.; -1
' - !Mlss ;Allie Hughes, Norfolk, " Vajwas
frightfully burned on- the face and neck.
Pain was, instantly, relieved by De Witt's
Wftch . Hazed Salve,, which healed the in-
Jury without leaving a scar, j.ltds the fa
mous pile remedy. C' A.. Raysor.
- . , - ' - - ' ' -Prosperity
comes luckiest to the man
I whose liver -is in good condition. DeWitt's
Little Early Risers are famous little pills
for constipation, bilousness, indigestion
and all stomache and liver troubles. C. A.
Raysor. ;-
... Some, tmen spend half iaheirtime fram
tog: tproimdsea and ith'e other haltf 3n maki-o-o"
eacniscs. . t.
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ai'aa. Cascarets are tl.el.'tl I.axs
rrip or cripe,it rane ea:y Enteral r"f5ut3. L
tO..Cl.!CE - .: --treal.f-. rr. -tT"1:.
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COLUMN.
his c r.i.i.A Nctnj3 .
FOCNI-A pocketbook containins semw
. iizuomey; owner -caai ituave sane by -kLc?n
wauier 'iNeisoa, over Blomberg's score.
MA1RJ3 , 'IX)ST DisappearcxJ ia Ashevill,
9. Oolor, deep hay; rfgat liuid iioot
. white; small wh!i.e spot on Side o neck;
than mane. Three years old. . Known es
utn Rogers. filly.-: r p. J.-JONES, - '
It.'
Sandy Mush.
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lASNTED TO .BUY, House of 5 to 8
fotoana In good neighborhood, Price must
oe Tason(bl. Party knows the value of
tAishev-ille property, aaid will not pay JSaa
oy prioe. - Address Box 710. . " ' - 311-4
BOAKD.Wanm, sunny room with hoard,
5752!?: 7-
23
iMONErY TO (LOAN We have "money to
loan on unproved real estate in the city
of AsheviHe. , Davidson & Jones, Attor-neya-atrlaw;
Temiple court. 308-4
BUSINESS OTIPOKTUNITIBS The inven
tor of a maohime to --greatly i facilitate
0 :mechanical operation in the production
of an inddepensablie line of goods dally
- and universally in demand, desires flnan
,ycM assistance to procure v patents and
r place machine on market.'; For further
: particulars aad address of 5-nTen.tor, ap
w,. ply in person ito. 'Busineee office of : the
'Gazette'' , . s 306-tf
IXST Lady's gold watch Wednesday fore-
- u&n . nn . M An.rr aim . n l x v .
- ' w" juvuw,m ; ic ueiwceu XM O. All
and Haywood t. Finder will receive
' m i ..... . ..
tJ . T '17! ".TtTTDTrL'U'TV 111 ir-i j ?
AGENTS WANTED-For our neyr wall
; map of this state, 28 x. 42 inches In size,
- five colors, on heavy paper, and with tdn
l -it top and bottom. With index of towns
on border showing looa'dion on map and
;popu-lation figure.'' Sella ' at a popular
price. : Send 50 cents and get eaxnple and
terms for county t agency. . ' Rand. . Mc-
' Nally & Co., Chicago, 111; t 305
WAlDBverybody to know : that the
.bargains at Mrs. Thomas S FatK
,eoon "be gone. '.Winter and ' summer un
, der wear, for 'ladies and children; baby
" caps, 10c to 25c; stockings; best quality,
, 2 pains for 25c; corsets below cost, Del
arte corsets, ; ?"U50, , and , up. , Special
.prices on ribbons, notions,'; linens, "em
, . broideries and laces. . A beautiful doll 's
given, with a $5.00 purchase. ' , 305-26t
WANTED A posi tion as traveling or home
i compamoji in a refined family, by 4a lady
; who epeaks French and English, and is
i willing to make herself useful ; best of
.(reierettcets.' ? tAdsdress L. M., care of Ga
zette.- , ... t- 298-tf
ROBERT BTl6UN3ky Surveyor and En
1 glneer. Office Daily Gazette. ; " 298-26
BIISS NORA WARE Pianist" and teacher
r in stringed instruments. 291 College
' Street. , , - , - 211 -4mo
FURNISHED ON "SHORT NOTICE.ttelp
; ior an Kinas oi worK. satisfaction guar-
, anieea,. Appiy to Jonn Smith, 11 Pat
i ton avenue.. -'---. .
HELP WANTED,
WA1NTETD IMMETJfLATEDDY-Eniloyiment
will toe ifven "'to one, two or three good
muen- for one - week -to work ior a ' -local
business house for -good pay. (Thus la a
gemruine offer," and,' none but good,; relia
; blie qnenmeed- apply. ' Call, to-day (toairT-
- uirday, Feb. ,12,) or not later- t am (Mom
--,day anorntog. -"XDINiB "WEEK," Gazette
s Office. .?-"""-' : 1 - ' - s i r." "
WAlNTEDalesman' to handle- our l-ubri--
eating ofila on . commiission Un AsheVx'lle
and vicinity Liberal tiexms. The" Eoiclid
-Oil Ootrapany 31evelandJ O." 315-3-Sun
.WA(jnE?D EveryltxKly . to come" to
. Thormias's, mexlc to Pelham', and get em
tbroidiery si'Jk at 4c a efeeini 7 skeins for
" 25c, ' 30 skt'ins for. 31.00, sewing sii'k 2
: fepoola 7c, table dc'Uh 25c- to ' 4Ci3; zephivr
a:. 5c per. lap, 18c' four laps,-(Grunanitown
'Sc pervkeifn,' crochet cotlton 4c, YeiM'togs
, 10c, " all - colors. iLadies!' and - chiMmea's
r.' wiinter and sxim-iimer 'unrweajr'r 5c ,to 25c
ribbon; sale, beginn'kig : to-day, for 4 one
- week. - -LinHnig cnoaions, .below cost.v iBut-
'.t-ens, Buttons -who wan.s bulttoas? SjoJk-
ings, corse-ta and Delsarte corsets, 28
Patton Ave. A- .- vt
-" i - 1 . . . i- ' :
ENEKJGETIC SiAOJESOfAN. School : Sup-
plies. Country work. 100 salary and
liberal additional commissions. It. . O.
Evams'&Oo., Chicago. - 307-12
W'AilE5I--ale6ladies and salesman to
, canvass itown for : fancy article. Inquire
this office. , , - '
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,' Silarv J900.
Kr-JBSajolose self -addressed stamped envelope
to a. iv liaaer uenerai aianager, ;Box ,
care Daily Gazettte.' 277-2m
WANTED. Upright and faithful gentle-
. iueaOT laaies co travel for reanonaih;
, , escaoiisnea nouse - in North Carolina.
- Monthly $65.00 and expenses. :. Position
steady, i References. Enclose self-ad
- dressed stamped envelope The Domin
ion Company, Dept. IL, Chicago. - -
WANTED Young, or middle-ased man to
. travel in this and . adjoining - counties,
, permanent position; salary $50 a month
' and expenses; good' chance-for advance-
ment.. Address Shepp Company, - 1020
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.'.
WANTED, Raw furs and skins' euch as
skunk, musk-rat, - otter mink, raccoon;
' opossum, etc., by the Providence Fur
company. Providence, : R. I. Buying
agents wanted. - v , 271-3mos
WANTED Agents for ''Queen ' Victoria.
Her Reign and Diamond Jubilee." Over
sowing with latest and richest pictures.
Contains the endorsed biography of Her
Majesty, ' with authentic history of - her
remarkable reign, and full account cf
the Diamond Jubilee." 'Only, $LE0. Dij
book. Tremendous demand. , Bonanza
for agents. Commission 50 per . , cent
Credit given. Frei-lt paid. . . OutZt
free. Write quick fcr cutfit and terri
tory. TlIU DOMINION J30IIPANY,
Lcjt. 7, S3 S Dearborn ftrtst, Ciicago.
EOOII3 ASD COAKD.
BOARDING Two rleacat rocna In tri-
vats farily near 1L3 Cuxre. , '
DMf - . ' . - 23 Fc-zlzzi zt.
WAimiD. Loard :rs, at No. 13 Urr;3
avesua, elevated and beautiful, locatlcz.
Clean apartments, dellhiful board.
. . - -, . - . , -,- .. - -
BOARD. -A few select boarders can ta
accommodated in a private family la
which there are no children. . Large lot,
sunny rooms, good fare. Jas. a. Du
Pose, 33 Pine street. ' 237-tf
WANTED.Boarders--Within a feu yards
oi me ceieDratea wmiamston liiner&I
Spring, whose healing, w&ten trizs
health and visor to the most feeble; al
so quite near tne G. and C. depot. I
throw open my doors to those seeking a
genial climate for the winter, and to all
seeking health, as our climate Is de
lightful, and our mineral water unsur
passed for dyspepsia and general up
building. Large,, comfortable rooms,
splendid fare and polite service await all
who make my house their noma. Board
ranging from $10.00 to 315.00 per month.
For particulars address Mrs. M. A. Wal
lace, Williamston, S. C, 2341tf
ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED Persons
naving rooms to let or desiring boarders
can procure them by an advertisement la ;
these columns, or in , the columns de
voted to hotels and boarding houses. An
advertisement in either place lor one
"week (cost 75 cents will hrrnlntTr nf
' applications. ' , -
FOB KE3TT.
ROOMS FOR RENT. Four nice, frarsre.
turnisned or unfurnished rooms, number
60 Bailey street. " Apply at number 74
Bailey SL DlcDonald. - 313-6
FOR RENT OR StALE 1 7-roOiu house;
163 College street; 5 lots on Vance
trreet; lots on Oak street. , W. li. WU-
y& t.. -- . .. f M. .
untuDsoa, vwurc. quarev . uj stairs over
QUorgatfs Bookstore. . . v. - v 312 -g
FOR1" RIENT. Three nicely . furnJshe
rooms, wtth or. without boa;d. - Northern.
cooking, v Terma reasonab.e.l ; Chest
v nut street. -:; . 310-6
- ..i " A. ' -. -"i i-
FOR RENT 'Furnished and unfurnished
' houses of . nearlry all sizes "and i prices.
a Several houses for sale at great bargains.
, 309-6 - - 4V,- . H. C. HUNT. .
FOR R!EW.-Oomrfortia(biy f urnisbed 1 00ms
(Persona with lung troulbLe not desilred.
r,- Apply ! at east cornier . Fiiint) and Cherry .
streets. ,-' - . r .307-tt,
FOR iRrENT Three furnished rooms, Witf-u
: tor. without-board, one and one-half miles
out on Lookout Mountain eireet railroad; ?
'splendid location. Enquire of C S. Cop-
'..er, 39 6; Main QL ' . - - . ; 302-tf '
FOR RENT. Five room brick house; bath4
-and water closet; ' $18.00 per month,
f Five room frame cottage; city water and
water closet ; $10.00 permonth. Apply to
- L. 'A. Farinholt. Real Estate Broke.
' Room 24, 49 ' Patton Avenue Aeheville,
N; a
297-tf
FOR SAUE We-keep on hand both'1 Irish
- and . sweet ; potatoes for . jobbin-g at rea
- soniable prices. C S. 'Cooper, 39 S. Main
' St Telephone 67. ' k - 302-tf
A STORE . IN 4 TEMPLE COURT FOR
. rent. Wan. Johnston, jr., 20 - Temple
Court, Asheville, N. C -
ONE DESIRABLE office, In Temple Court;
- zor rent. wm. Johnston, Jr., or Geo. W.
Tllson, Temple Court. ' ' '
PXJRCH1ASIDR--Wishes a nice cottage;'
. , . iiixuvb tuoxgiuu, 111 giwa conoiLion anax
- location; offer , quick.','; Cottagea : for "rent
. Rooms s ingle and en sui te, f urn 'shed and
..il.l. J3 - . , 1J L ! ' , M . - M - .
uiuiuiuisMvua'.' lAuvautrus -tor ... inaia
loans. sood mvllfliAral " and fltrwnn , vf -
.' fered. W. "M.,Clarke, 16 Church St., Tel
- ephone 292. . '( " -. !
FOK SALE.
FOR SA1LE One bicycle 'as cod as new.
?: iNever .been. rMden: r. Wjlll well xi a bar-gain-..
lAddress 'tW'.Gatzefate.
FOR 9ADE. A good, large, gentle,' faaniiy
s, horse . with 4uckboarrd. and hamS3 V A
harzain. tH. CJ Htmt. " 1 811-a
: l-V- - i --,-: . .i - .- i: 'V ......
for sale. Apply to the Biltmorw Office.
FOR SAiDE-White: Holland - thoroughbred
turkeys. . medium wllite beans, 'dried an-
- ptes pure lear iara. Apply to - J. 'W.
Jeudwlne, Bowman's Bluff, N. C. 294-tf
FOR e SALE One '.7-room cottage, and 8-,
. i- TVUlim hrviia nm if"k5in!ff.o t Ana :, pt.ff rA v-m
v" : -wmw -wm. . .wV : A ? V. . WVUtl U
.': Flint St. Either of these houses can be
. soia at a toargain. several smau lots
- suitable for cottages. No trouble to show
.you. J. H. Weaver, Agt.; 45 Patton Ave.
'"Asheville, N-!.' - "
FOR ' SALE -A - judgment " in my", favor
against W. J. Cocke, administrator of
;his father, William M. Cocke, Jr.; for'
i eleven hundred and -fifty-seven dollars .
"bearing 87 per cent. Interest from .March"'
... in., i am t . ii ir. .i , h: i larvim . t. w XvOV-vmA
To ali Persons :
Interested in the
Perodical
Ticket s j
-
Please notice the following extract' from
the contract 'signed by all merchants re
ceivinl: "the Periodical Tickets " ' r s r - '
"We agree' to receive the Periodical .
tickets for a "period of one yearfrom all
our customers who may present them, -'
the rate of one. for every ten cents' id osjf f '
expended at our -place of business for goo k'
at lowest retail prices. , i . "
''This does not apply to . goods sold at :
wholesale or on time." ' '
, The jnanager will be greatly obliged to
they ,will assist the-merchants in comply
ing strictly with the above contract. It is
to the interest of all that It should not
he violated. ,
rilSS COLE;
Coca 33 Te-;'3 CcuTt, ever 51 ratt:3 Avs.