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THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE AUGUST 2 1899
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CorHpioxlon and Hair SscclaIIctnm
. The brflW complexions i of women in the more exdusivedrdeii of W.
York society are not explained by the theory that associates aundSS
Jess. In fact, many leaders of theworWfrf fashion areard workere? Yet'
... Vn their food looks evpn Txrhun V. 1 -i T-r a"1'- es
tSS MISSES BELL, of 78 AJL
iected with some of the most noted and honored families in thrmetroDoHs
lUe answered the question. They have prepared for the uwofS to
general, five preparations for improving the complexion ta&XhohgdZZ
IFffw
The Misses BELL'S
COMPLEXION TONIO
Is an external application, the presence
of which on the facecannotbe detected.
It is perfectly harmless even to the most
delicate skin. It is a sure and quick
cure for all roughness and eruptions.
It acts on the skin as a tonic, producing
a naturally pure complexion.. Cosmetics
merely hide blemishes. TheTonicgets
rid of them. . , "
It removes pimples, freckles; Ttfack
hpads. moth patches,-liver 6pots, eczema,
redness, oiliness and all ciscolorations
and imperfections of the skin. Price, f 1
bottle. - -
Tie Misses BELL'S
UAIR TONIO
cures dandruff and prevents any return
of it ; stops that maddening itching of
the scalp and makes the hair strong,
soft and lustrous. It is especially help
ful to persons vhose hair is thin, dry and
liable to fall out The tonic cleanses
the skin about the roots of the hair : will
goon cover bald spots vith a handsome
growtn. rnce, a uuiwe.
The Misses BELL'S SKIN FOOD
Is a soft, creamy, exquisitely perfumed Ointment, which helps the action of the Tonfc;
and, in mild cases of roughness, redness, pimples, etc.," is a cure in itself. It clears the
cores of the skin of all impurities and feeds it b .buildincr un the textum nnrt mafa-fn
he flesh, beneath it solid and firm. Price, 75 c
i w ? san,P,e ot ny ono f bove preparation's at our parlon
in New York City; or by mail to any address ia plain wrapper upon re
ceipt of 23 cents in stamps or silver to cover actual cost of postage and
packing. Trial size samples can be secured from our New York office
only. Oax agents will not supply them. Correspondence cordially
soHciteB. Address ft .
THE BELL. TOILET CO., 8 Fifth Avenue, New York City.
wwmr new gpew,
The Mlases Bell's ComplexSan Toinic, Oomplextoa Soap,
depilo are for wale In this city by Vf. C. CarmlcheL
IP
n. WILMS' mah rasoimmi
by druggists. Sent
FOR SALE BY DR.
I am a former located near Stony
districts in this State, and was bothered terk fbiyearsvat times
so 1 could not work, and was always rery wistipatcd as wcIL For
Tears I had malaiia so bad in the
rat I could do noting but shake.
of quinine pills tesLdes'doxen of
ay permanent benefit Last falL In
j ttack of chills and then commenced
mend s advice, and the first box made me ail right and I have never
been without them since.; I take.ce:Tabukrco,nbsrttn night
tna sometimes when rtee! more than iisuaqy oOuusted take thiee in
day. They have kept'myoraach sweV my boweis regular and i
ave not had the least touch of malaria nor putting headache since I
commenced using them. I know also that I sleep better and wake up
nore refreshed than formerly. I don't .know how many complaints
Ripans Tabules will help, but Tdo know thejwBl cure any one in the
condition I was and I would not be wiuMUt: them at any price. I
nonestly consider them the cheapest-priced medidne in the world, as
fey are also the most eneiiaal and the most convenient to take.
, 1 am t wentv-pvn M0-r n mtrtanA hsv waHtmI hard zU mv life, the
anie as most farmers, both early and Ute tnd in s3 kinds of weather,
and I have never enioved such eood health as I have since last fa&; in
ct my netehbora have all remarkeci
, 4 Say, John, what are you doing to loos co IseaJury.f
tvk-A. mm r ted haaltt that
vuvKrrMnner. nottsewta
r wAm aAsiMtMiBsasB
KMMtmonuis wuibinaad tossTsacMMSsr
ENDUS OME DOLfcAR
trt i.dd J"1- oat md seudto us wltkCl.90, wdwewlll send you thto
k3 u iD ACIUC Wi&S PARLOR ORflAH.by freight CO, ., MU
If mriV"B You 040 examine tt at your nearest freight depot, ana
2.exactly M represented, equal to organs that retail at
r nA0, I0- 0. the greatest value you ever sw and far better than
'issue viTert.in1 kn Vv, . 1 t-v. A .iirht aMtntaar
?i fi.,offer 31.6, lessthel,or$30.t6 sad ftvifekarM.
4M5 IS OUR SPFfilAI m Dm PRICE nnA-ialf tha
JSOURSPEGIAL 90 DAYS PRICE,
M k- .77 " lx"
I He ARMP nilCU isoueofthe mmt dmrhl i mw
vu.fA VTfe0 W Ct S MMUW avawv
"ovn." "r vuul.1i 8trumentseTerinadei.lfTomuwutuuv
me lrir . '? enrved direct from a photograpn, you
Vua-r"1 1M MautifBl appcaranee. Made iram aoiiu
f mm So
f.7T? raaiu"nfr1 ia.7.. aanAul:-
faandsomely decorav
THS aCBS tiaaji
wide and weighs
; ns ri i -r .
LJ coDtaina K oetmn. 11 .t'naaa f A.rai DiaaaMMU
ps as lOuOWSt inapaaaa,
tnaau. Baas Coapler,
lacJnal
rarta, aa Tax unaia-.
II. 1 flraad Oraaa Swell, 4 Sets
5fataJu t? BMWSarr Pips QasHty flees a, IBtUltl Para
1B Bt. 1 8ef of 11 Chtrilagly BrIIUaat CIaU
tin1,0' 2 BIchSellawB.aota Diaiaiea Seeds. ISat of
i DiapaaaBa4s.iat
action consist of the celebrated
?t'ihiph..,u,-.l-n HwelRedi, .which are only used
Co.bi:" lCr5QeLn8truments. also fitted with:
", nutans, also Dest Doira reits. leasnf
eras
vs sto
2?Pelai 7. --uveiea ptate urencn jnlrror. nioaei " j
LVI8H jg,V "es ana every modern improvement. W
Sttoni an?" -orgaa stool and the beet orsaa-
, - n PODUthad - ,7f. I
A ID rti-r: WtaalaT.
mS.hi.uih ii my k cctidi icucirnr
; Sftaor eJSlif th BPUo7o Bank ot Comma
J SSttiSM bloS .".cPn' In Chicago. , W. h.,.ae.
ur"8! tut na m. "aro ana employ orer suupeo
ft LBeiL ?M alsoeverythlni fa musicali
erythlng fa musical
-.. ROEBUCK & CO, OacJ. fiiUom
rirr??i?n.lc,a initnunent catalogue.
yinet if.hl . ucsl ruDoer cloth, 3-pir bellows stooK
tahh.iV.le.tber in tuc inUc nhceui,
"With. ttm, . LZ".m .V--'T "
rfVitee, b7f Reissue a written bEdingf 26 year I
k""! e win JLV1! lt fr6 O' chrgfc Try U sac I 1 " i
theHiaseM BELL'S
COMPLEXION SOAP
is made from the pure oil of larnW
wool. 11 is neailnff niii mMfi,n.
j V , s lu limes in a eleaa
and healthy state. This Soap is daintily
scented, and is a most welcome aid to
the toilet of fastidious women. The ut
most car is taken in selecting materials
and scrupulous cleanliness in the labor
atory insures the parity of the product.
Price, 2o cents $er cake, large four-ounce
The Misses BELL'S
OAPILLAmRFNn MA
tor restoring prematurely gray locks to!
It is not a dye nor a stain. Itisacolor
less liquid that Is applied to the roots of
the hair and leaves no. telltale signs on
the scalp or forehead. ,
Neither does it change the color of the
hair all at once. Only dyes do that,
and they wash off. But Capilla-Renova
will not wash off. Price. $1.50 per bottle
1 per js
oecrnm or Oviuti 1 ee to any addrest.
Skin .Pont, ftnd
Is a SURE CURE
for Blind Bleed-
ln fimd Itching Piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays the
itching at once, aixea instant relief. Everv box Is warranted. Sold
by mall on receipt of price, 50 cents and $1.00
per box. wiLiriiAffis Burot. co., rops., uieveiaaa, uruo
T. C. SMITH.
Crooll. cne the "rnost malarious
SDciniL wfcen csinured in blowinflr.
X must' hare taken about a barrel
other remedies, but never obtained
peach time, I had a most serious
to rtake - RipansTabuIes, upon a
.my fcsprored ccadidoif and have
srakmallfs.
ssssj jr,s3sts tss
mxmm.
fSSBI-M
MMMVMBi
one-half tha
price costs'
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can wrii?
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instruments at lowest whoiasaM) nrtcea.
Writ Cor Cras
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jo, Chleagoi or German Exchange Bank, Hew York, o
ual af inaVsAML OO.oa, ooCTipyeotire ana of tbe larg
Tux buildinT WBBSU OBSAHaTSSaSSaaS
CITY;r,lftRKET.
TLatest Market Prices
to
Consumers.
MEATS.
Beefv .. fixat colt, rip, IS to 18.
Steak,, slrtcto, 15 to 18 ;
Steak tonderloln, IS to IS.
Round, 10 to 12 I S.
Beef, Western, rib roast, TS to z.
Beef Western, slrloim, IS to SO.
Tenderlolii,r29.-
Sweetbreiadsir 25c pate.
Lamb whole, 12 18.
Legr of lamb, IS. j r'
Lamb chopa, SO. H
Legr. veal, 121-2 to 15. ,(
Veal cHops, 12 1-S to IS.
Wieaer sanaaso, 10.
All pork Muaagre, IS IS.
Mixed aaiuaso, 10.
Bologna sauaagre, 10.
Hamburg iteak, 10 to IS 1-S.
Pork lotos, 12 1 8.
Pork hams, 10.
Pork steak, 12 1 S.
Chop, 12 1 2.
Chickens, 12 1-2 to lBo pound.,
Turkeys, 16 to 18c pound.
Geese, 15c pound.
Squabs, 45c pound.
Ducks, SO to 40c each.
FISH. 1
Shad, roes, 50 and 75 each.
Shad, bucks; SO and 60 each.
Black, base, 15c. J "r
.CSjannel base, 8 and lt
Sun perch, 12 12.'
. Speickled trout, 10 and IS 18.
Pikes, 10 and 18 1 Sc.
Halibut, 85. Hi
Breem, IS 12c.
Cat fish, 8 and 10c.
Red snapper, 12 1 2c. I1
Sheep head, 8 and lOe.
Porgles, 8 and 10c.
Fresh herring, lOo.
Mullets, 8 and 10c.
Bunde fish, 12 1 2 to SOe bunck.
OYSTERS.
'Extra select, 60.
Select 40.
DAIRY PRODUCT!. '
Butter (creamery), 25.
Batter (country), 12 1-2 to 20.
Eggs (market quiet) 12 1 2c retail.
VHGBTABLEft.
Cabbage, Sc. ope pound.
Onions, 10c quart.
Carrots, 10c bunch,
Beets, 10c bunch. i '
Parsley 5c hunch.
Lettuce, 6c bunch. - ? :'''
Celery, stalk. - ; ' "1
Rhubarb, 5c buneh. r
Irish potatoes, S5c peck.
New potaJtoes, 65c peck.
Sweet potatoes, 25c peck
Turnips, 35c peck.
Cauli flower, 15 to 40e.
Apples, 60 to 75c peck.
Beans. 71-2. quart.,
Hulled corn, 5c quart.
Squash, 71-2c. pound.
Spinach, 25c peck. " " ;
Turnip greens; 20c peck.
Mustard -greens, 20c peck.
Peas, 7 l-2c quart.
Asparagus, 15 to 25c bunch..
Green pepper. 80c docen.
I Cucumebrs, 60c dozen.
To Care Constipation Forever
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic lOo or 23c.
It C C. C fait to cure, druggists Refund money.
NOTICE OF SAUH.
By virtue of a power of sale entaine4
in a deed) of trust, executed by J. A. Mc-
Guiinm and his wife, Arkansie McGuinn
on the 12th day of Marcli, A. B.t 1892,
to the undersigned as trustee, default
having been made in the payment of the
indebtedness intended to be secured by
the same, toy which, the power to sell be
came operative, and at the request of (the
cestui que trust, the undersigned will of
fer for sale, at the court house door, in
the city of Ashevilie, country of Bun
combe and state of North Carolina, to
the Mghest. bidder for cash, on Tuesday,
August 8; 1899, the following described
lot or parcel of land, situate, lying and
being to the cou&ty of Buncombe and
state of Nojtfh- Carolina, la. the town of
South BlDtmere, on the eastern side of
the Buncombe turnpike road, and being
Tot No. 1 of Block No. 6, of the lands of
S. H. Reed, aa per plat made by B. M.
Iee, surveyor, and) known as Reed's ad
dition to Biltmore, N. C, beginning at
a stake isa Che eastern margin or saiq
road, in the south margin of Hill street
of said plat, at a point where Hill street
Ljntersects with said- road, and thence
running south twenty-five degrees east
fifty -4rine andVedrty vug hundredths feet
to a stake; thence, north, seventy-five
degrees and fifty-eight minutes east one
hundred and ninety feet to a stake in the
western margin of Ridge Alley; thence
with the western margin of Ridge alley
north twenttwo degrees andi twenty
four minutes west one hundred and
twenty -three and three tenths feet to a
stake in the south "margtn of said Hill
street? thence with ' the. south margin of
Hill street north fifty-six degrees and
fifty five mfSrtites 'west one hundred and
ninety-three and ninety-six one hun
dredths feet -to the place of the begin
ning; and' being the . same lot of land!s
set forth and described in said deed of
trust, -which recorded! in the office- of
the register of deeds "for the coumity of
Buncombe and"' state of North, Carolina,
In Book No. 28 of the records of deeds
of trust, on. page 344 to which deed, ef
trust and the records thereof reference
is hereby made as part of this' descrip
tien. This July 3, 1899. "
Li. P. McLOTJD,
- . Trustee.
- ' V -NOTICE. ......
By virtue of the" power of sals con
tained in aeertatn deeSj of trust execut
ed to A. J. Lymafis, the undersigned
trustee, by T. F, Starnes and wife, An
nie L. Starriesv dated September-10.
1892, for he purpoae of securing the In
debtednesB mentioned ia ttm said deed
of trust, ah4 because of default 1st the
nayment of said indebtednecs, the said
trustee will sell a 12 on
MONDAY ; THE lTHf DAT OF ATT-
- GUST, 1899, r
at the court house door- to- the city of
Ashevilie, coucfty of unwonibeNand state
of Jorth CaroHna, to the highest bidder
for cash, jail that certain real estate, sit
uate, lying arid being in the city of
Astheville, adjoinltog) the. , lands of A.
Rankin, W. L. Shope and others, and
bounded as follows, via: Begindng ait a
point -on the southern margin of Cherry
street, the northeast corner ef A . Ran
kin's lot, amd tune thence with safd lot
south 31 degrees and 28' minutes east;
tlhree rlmmdred aaud fotty-hree and .odel 1
Btjed Biawassee Place) thence with
Starnes Street north. 65 degrees' 46 mln
ufces east seventy-five (75) leet to a
stake; thence; ntorth. 31 Jdlegrees 22 mto
ktes west three hundred" and. fiftyiine
(359). fee to Ctoerry street, and thence
watfe Cherry sfcreat south63 degrees 47
rninuftes west sevemty-nve and one half
f7BU feet to? the befllhnlng.- together
(with the twoi housesf offl ptvpettfl
And. for further itiescripttflon ojrr saia
premise reference Is hereby made to
said deed, of tniataa ireglsitered-oca page
26?et sect. f boek Noi Sl ot the records
ef moiitgagei arnl irfeeds of.itirust to the
office oi uiet regisxer tic uveas xar sua
"nun combe county.
Thte 14th July,- 18S3.
(Signed.) ,; ;
A. J. LiTMANL
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are responsible for dry , scrawny and
variable colored hair. ; Many peo0e
have a goodly mpply of hair, and it
.wonld -be beautiful were it not that J
daiidrufl had destroyed itee and made 0
it lustreless. Everyone's head should
be shampooed once a week with some
non-injurious and health-giving wash.
V M - -
U Scalp Cleaner .
Jloesnot rot and bleach the" hairvHke
soda, ammonia, etc. Aid the scalp
cleaner with the " Haib Growxr."
They contain nothing hot what is good
for the hair and scalp.
SOLD BY BBTJGGISTS.
SPECIAL RAILROAD RATES.
Th Southern, railway: will sell special
round trip tickets. for the following oc
casions:
Annual convention and tournament, of
the Notith Carolina State Firemen's as-
sociartioo, Oreensboro, N. G. Tickets' on
sale July 31. August 1. 2. and 3, final
limSt August 7. .For clvUlians, rato ome
first class flam for the round) trip. Rate
from Ashevilie. $6.20. For firemen in
uniform, ten or more on one ticket trav
eling together, ralte from Ashevilie, $4.10
per capita.
Gala week, Greensboro, N. C. - Tickets
on sale JUly 31, Augueit 1, 2, and 3, final
limit August 7. Rate of on fare for the
round trip. Rate from Ashevilie $6.20.
On August 2, 3, final limit August 5,
froiiri Ashevile, N. C, ard Danviille, Va..
aaid from cither, points within radius of
one hundred and fifty (150) miles from
Greensboro, very low rates are authoriz
ed Rate from Ashevill. $4.10.
For full information call on ticket
agents or address, F. R. Darby, C. P.
& T. A., Ashevilie, N. C, or R. L.
Vernon, T. P. A., Charlotte, N. C.
NOTICE.
State of North Carolina, '
Buncombe County,
In the Superior Court.
Wingo, 'Elliott & Crump Shoe Co.
vs. v Notice.
J. B. Ingle and Mary V. Gentry.
By virtue of seven executions issued to
the undersigned sheriff of Buncombe
county from the supertDr' court of said
county, in the above entitled actions, re
turnable to tho Augus. term. ISSaTof ?K?d
court, I will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder tor cash, at ifce count
h.use door, in the said county cf Bun
combe; oa Monday, the 14 th day of vg
ust, 1892; 11' this nightr-tlWe and interest
of : the defendant, J. B. Ingle, to and to
the following described pieces or parcels
of landj situate, lying and being in the
county of Buncombe and state of North
Carolina: - :
First tract: In Lower Hofniny town-'
ship, beginning on a stake the northeas't
corner of tot No. 4, the center of Bear
Creek road, and runs w&h the said road
north 11 3-4 degs. west 50 feet to a stake;
thence south 89 degs. west 104 feet to a
stake In the bank of the road!; thence
with the" said road south 52 degs. west
. 54 feet to a stbake in lot No. 4 -4hemce
north 89 210 degs. 132 feet to the begin
nlnig, containing 21 rods, and being the
lot of land on which the store house for
meriy occupied by the, said! J. B. Iagle
and more recently occupied- by E. J.
Rhodes, is situated, and being the same
lot of land conveyed to the saJd J. B.
Ingle by G. W. Ballard and wife.
Second tract: On Hominy Creek, and
Jojnlng the lands of G., Candler and
'ofthers, beginning on a stake oni the; bank
" of North Homdny Greek, running north
23 degs. east, seven poles to a stake on
the railroad; thence west, with railroad
2 poles to a stake; thence south. 23
degrees west seven poles to North Hom
iny Creek; thence down said creek to
the beginning, contalnfling 20 rods more
or less, and for a further descriptioa ref
erence is hereby made to a certain deed
executed by O. F Thompson and wife
A. F. Thompson to W. G. Candler,
trustee, whdeh 'deed in trust is" recorded
in book 27, alt page 540 of the records of
deeds of trust and mortgages of the said
county of Buncombe.
Thto the 14th day of July, 1899.
R. F. LEE,
Sheriff of Buncombe County.
By F. M. JONES, D. S.
. NOTICE.
The Farmers' Muftiial Fire Insurance
Association of Buooomb'e county, North
Carolina, " wfll hold the first annual
meeting in; "the oojirt house in Ashevilie
August 5, at' 1.30 p. ni." All members
are solicited to attend.
All inttested! in jiasuraaice are espe
cially invited. ". . " ' " -
' RekpecMJfully,
R. C. Oayto; Presideailt; M. J. Bearden,
Secretary --Liu3iiTeaiastRPer;;' J.V and J.
p(hr:ies'aaid,- Jese P.' lJffwry Local
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Jusfc received a fresh lot of
Filmrfor Bull's Eye, Buck
eye Zand Bullet Cameras.
Films of all sizes.
6 Films in a roll, 3-1-2x3 12, 30c,
Self-Toning Paper,
the simplest to use. No
toning required.
Velox,
o-ives black .and whitje ef -
t T-; - rArxr . r o TT
.or night.
ayte fiook, Store.
IIOLIE, SHEET H0L1E
Home cfeunnDt be sweeitif a man coms
from ttnis work atnd has a dusty old eu9t
to put on. You dan have one nicely
cleaned and pressekl waiting for you by
paying $1 per mototth, aaad being a njem
her of the Pressing Club. Hurry up ana
Avoid (the; ruBh .Remember, we send for
and (deliver all clothing. ,
Special altitientloaaaiBd: quick serVke. for
those not members of Club.
Jenkins & ffitchffl, ilgrs.,
Rooms L 2, 3, and 1 4, Gazette Building, i
'tr ' NewrPhone 889. .
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P. TSSW siar SB -
THEPOTJ?lX
Th&. stocks and various Instruments
of correction whereby New England
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towjjs once mainjianea puuiic oraer,
and sought to establish T conformity in
reBjrion, long ago vanished. The pound
their companion, still lingers, says the
Boston Transcript. It has so long been
in disuse in one of our old towns that
the-gate has fallen, and the walls en
close a sturdy forest of maples and lo
custs.- Three-quarters of a century
have passed since -"It was removed
from the village common, near the
meeting-house, and erected upon its
present site. Its walls are composed
ofTmassive rocks, the weight of which
must have tested the strength of more
than one team of oxen.
Until this century had opened, it
was the -common custom to allow cat
tle to wander at liberty in village
streets. " Early laws of the towns pro
vided for the reservation, along the
highways, of certain trees marked by a
T, saved, not for beauty, but as a
shade 'for cattle. Even swine were
commonly allowed the "liberty of the
streets, if 'roperly yoked and rung."
With the new century came a new at
titude towards the various domestic
animals. Until 1805 oc thereabout, it
was usually voted that the creatures
go at large. Then for. ten years or
more the town meeting warrants con
tained annual articles concerning 'aeat
cattle," etc., which were regularly neg
atived. Whether iState action was
taken in the matter is not apparent
from town records, but, after 1815 it-J
seems to have been taken for granted
that -the liberty of the streets should
be denied to the domestic animals. In
these years, when the policy of restric
tion was first put m force, the pound
keeper's office could have been no sine
cure. Cater, various causes worked
to deprive him of any authority save
in name. The advent of the railroad
made it the interest of cattle owners to
restrain the errant proclivities of their
property, and, in later years, the inven
tion of cheap materials for secure fenc-
ing
made it easier for the land-owner
to keep his barriers in proper condi
tion. To-day, except in the smaller
and more remote townships, wander
ing cattle are a thing almost unknown,
and the old pound has become an arbo
retum. -
"De Watt's Little Early Risers did me
more godd thian all bloodl medidin.es and
other pdlls," writes Geo. H. Jacobs, of
Thompson, Conn.. Pnoisrot, never gripe,
iChey cure corns' iipaUon, arouse ithe tor
pid Uvea- ix aatioaii and give you clean
bloodl, steady (nerves, a dear brain and
healthy appetflte. Paragon Pharmacy.
GLEANINGS
. In some parts of Russia the only food
for "the people is acorns, leaves and soft
bark of trees.
A Gnilford (Me-) small boy, Master
Leon Howard, has trained a rooster to
make himself useful by hauling around a
little cart.
Extensive deposits of bauxite, one of
the main sources of commercial alumin
ium, have been, discovered in New South
Wale by the department of mines.
Hamilton Clark of Chauincey, Gav
says he suffered wdtlh Stchlog piles twen
ty years before trying DeWi tit's Witch
Hazel Salve, two boxes of- -Which com
pletelycured -him. Beware of worthless
and . daajgerou'a counterfeits. Paragon
Eharmacy.
DeWitt's Colic & Cholera Cure.
Quickly cares Dysentery and Diarrhea.
NOTION
By virtue of the power vested) 4n the
undersigned by deed of 'tfrust! executed
on the 16th day of November, 1895, by
Mary A. Frady and Noah L. Frady,
her husband, to Robert Clayton, trustee,
to secure the indebtedness therein, fully
described.-wlhtich deed of true is duly
recorded in the office of the register of
"needs of Buncombe counlty, in book of
deeds of trust and morc&ages JNo. 40 at
page 460; defaullt having beeni made 5n
the paymenltJ of said note, (and at !thte re-
auest of the present owner and the Jhold-
of said note, the utoidie reigned wiu or-j
fr for saJe alt the court house aoor m
the' cilty of Asfieville, county of. Bun
combe; by public audtlon) tor oaeh on
Monday, the 28th day of Augusib, 1899,
the following described - piece or parcel
of land in the County of Buncombe and
state of Northr--earolnist, adjoining the
lands of M. A. Lance and dthers, be
gLnnlncr at a double sourwood corner ef
.land of Mary .A. Frlaidly amd running
thence South 87. degrees wesit wilth little
John E. Patton's line 244 poles to a
etyaiiii'sh oak comer; thtemce souftih thirty-
two (32) poles to a stake and pointers In
M. A. Damice's Hne; ithence wttb M, A.
Lance's line am easiteta diredtion to Nan
ny's branch, thence with the meaoder
tngs of the branch to taie begibnlng, and
conltarMng five acres, more or less.
This the 27th day of July, 1899.
ROBERT E. CLAYTON. .
, Trustee.
I NOTICE. ;
By virtue of .the power of sale con
tained in a certain deed of trust exe
cuted to me by M. E. Carter and wife
on January 27th 1893, registered on page
205 of book 32 in the omce oi tne regis
ter of deeds of Buncombe county, I will,
on Saturday, August 26, 1899 at 12 olock
m., at the court House door in the city or
.v.iris cv-nma .hn sn3 to the hlsrhest
l adder for cash, the lands menitloned In
1 h Raid -deed OI TTUSl, U1W BJUJUt? 'MCiuft-
half intterest'to and. to thait certain pdece
of land lying and' being in the county of
Buncombe and state of Norm Carolina,
am Sugar Fork and Little Left Hand
Forifof Swaananoa river on ' the north
east side of Brushy Mountain, beginning
on a stake on the second high top of
Brushy mountain the corner of the lands
formerly known as the Bailey lands and
fn the Une of the Richard Fortune tract
and runs north, crossing the Sugar Fork
and Littfle Left Hand Fork to the top. of
the Grape Thicket ridge, then west up
said ridge to the top of the mountain
thaJt divides the waters of the North
t Fork of -Swannanoa river from those of
Bee Tree; then a eoutti course along the
too of said moumrtain to a' stake , in the
Richard" Fortune line, being at the June-?
tion of the Brushy mountain, wtth said
mounttaln dividing said waters; then an
rmurga wfta said Fortune's line.
down said Brushy -mountain down. he
ton to the beirininlng.. containing four
thousand acres, more or less. . '.
This July 24, 1899. ' ,n
' ' H. B. CARTER
' ,: , 1- - i-- . ' Trustee.
DeWitt'i Witch llazel: Salye:
t . Cares Tiles. ScalJs. Burns. -
jfresiuent u." . G. -urt. of the .Union
iacific system adoptenhe time-honored
tactics of Haroun al Raschid -last
week, and took a trip incog, among his
employes. lie .entered a baggage xr
at Clinton, Iowa, with the conductor
of .a flyer, . and being introduced, aa a
friend, rode 30Q whiles lit the character
of a bummer. He sat on. a Saratoga,
tad handed around Cigars to t the .
smashers d who, after 10 miles of his
company. Voted; him the taost agreeable
fellow who had ever ridden witir-them.
It is probable, that no railroad magnate
had ever succeeded in getting. Into
such close touch with his hands. 1 He
steered the conversation around to ,
their work, drew from thflm their ideas
o.- improvements in the line, and gave
h'.s owir pet theories on unionism, ,
strikes, etc. ,in returnHe had ridden
almost to. Omaha before a chance orft1
cial, getting on to ride to a station,
fliwovered him. The smashers were
Bomewbat embarrassed when they saw "
to whom they had' been confiding their
thoughts, especially as some of the
sonversation had bordered on the dan
ger line, but president Burt put them
all at their ease in a twinkling. His
true character known, he rode to the
tod of the line, with his feet on a
trunk, talking railroad, and enjoying
niintelf hugely. And when they
tenoned their destination, he performed
that pleasant duty which, according to
the Goernor of North Carolina, no
?entleitn would avoid.
The Kind You Haw Always Bought
The Umbrella.
The umbrella is of very ancient origin.
It is found in designs on Greek and
Etruscan vases and is traced back to an
cient Egypt, the mother of arts. Its first
use was undoubtedly to protect from the
burning rays of the tropical sun. Its
Latin derivation is from umbra, a shade.
The English got. the umbrella from
Prance, and the first man who carried
this rain protector in England wa Jo
seph , IIarway, who began the pr ctice
when a young man and continued it until
his death, in 1784. Hanway was fa
mous in his day as a philanthropist, but
he is remembered now quite as much for
his persistence in carrying an umbrella
and beating down the prejudice against
the use of it as for any of his purely ben
eficent ' deeds. John Gilmer Speed in
Woman's Home Companion.
- SPREADS LIKE WILD FIRBL.
Tou can't keep a eood thlnsr down.
News of lit travels fast. When Ithingg
are "the beet" they become "the best
selling." Abraham Hare, a leading
druggflbat of Belleville, Ohio, wri-tes:
"El trio Bitters are the best selling
hitters I have ever bandied to my 20
years experience." You know why?
Most diseases begin in disorders of the
-stomach, liver, ""bowels,, blood antd
nerves. Electric Bitters tomes up itbe
stomach, regulates liver, kidneys and
bowels, purines the blood, strengthens
the nerves, heraoe cures . multitudes ot
maladies It builds up the entire y-
weak, sickly, rue-down man or woman.
Only 50 cents. Sold by T. C. Smith, W.
C. Carmlichael, and Pelham's pharmacy,
guaranteed. v
. . Deceived by a Cloud.
The'" instinct of animals is sometimes
supposed to be more infallible than hu
man reason, but Mr. A. H. Verrill's ob
servations of the katydid, with its musicr
al membranes, produces two distinct
"songs," one peculiar to the night and
familiar to everybody, the other a day
time tune, which is rather a rasp than a
melody. "But,'.; says Mr. Verrill, "it is
sometimes quite comical to hear the sing
ers suddenly change their tune when a
dark cloud obscures the sun, immediately
resuming their daytime song when it has
passed." This recalls the hens that go to
roost during a solar eclipse. Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune.
Salt stjald be taken Dy everybody at
meals, for a sufficient quantity does nob
exist in our food to supply . the needs of
the body Many people do not realize that
alt is nblately essential to health and
even-life
PARKER'S '
HAIR BALSAM
Otnaea - and beftutifitt tha bate
YmrmM m nmmnnm ROWUL,
e IWto to Betqr Ormf
air to ita X(mwmi voior.
acaJp oiieatea nan- iauina
g0c.andtl.0Oat Dmggirtj
VIRGINIA COLLEGE
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South. Magniflcent buildings, aU mod
ern improvements. Campus ten acres.
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ajad American teachers. Full course.
Superior advantages in art, and musk;
Students from twenty-seven states. For
catalogue address the president; Mattie
P. Harris. Roanoke. Va.
i i - i ia
Mr
For the treatment ofTHE UQUOR, OPIUM, MORPHINE and
other Drug Addiction The Tobbacco Habit. Nerve Exhaustion
TLANTA DENTAL COLLEGE,-
Leading School of its kind in the South.
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nickel-plated ornamentations and trimmings, extra :. ,
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some ianre ornamented base, i Bast eaai Haaf ana . ,
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