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ASHETOLE; IN; G.M0XRAYrCTLfl5i 1889i
NO. 77.
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THE EYE
TOM A Ti
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Xew Advertisements.
elry etc. Arthur 31. Field.
rriaees. Busrfiriesi etc. J. : H1
Farm for sale Theo. Hobgood.
Pupils Classes E. P. Mangum. '
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Mr. Harrv King, son of ex-Unit- "Egryptian Iarkiicss.
ed States Senator John P. King, off We have heard jit this, ail ids. p
Augusta, Ga., has! purchased a val darkness al It i; 1 ile i bn;, but : rever
uable lot on Merrimon avenue, and knew its 9 full -meaning untiLSatur
will erect a handsome residence up- day night 'last between ni
Information Wanted By J. H. I on the same.
Woody.
and 3 moonnsing.lijltl f was idense
Our; people, wilt : rememberf jthat cloudiness ,aU. around. ygen tie
. PeterBalew; of this city, was filled shower was falling, m ne former ob-
Ixcal Brevities.
See notice of valuable farm Jor on the Powell Valley BaUroad in spnrea the ? Ita'rs and iheiattpri-
L.; . ' ' ' - - 'iti.j ti 7-' . "i i iPTinpn imo nnnminnr nnrr iin ivnrTh
saie or excaange. . , i xeaueaetj iasi reuruary uy iitu nc-1 r; v z ,"P"rj p&' " r
P-roes. and that one' of the e5roesJ'Main"-stit'tiavi peril-
peril
was
Pines- amounting to fiftv-nine groes, and that one' of the Negroes MMnrcetavi qi
dUars were imposed in the police was afterwards captured. Last ous indeed, hemmed in ase.wai
conit thi morninfr.' 1 " weeK the jpegro f wis tHed "jfor the by sewer cavationS, street wlde
' The pastor announced at French marder at Tasll, Ten. and founa ning; tr
Broad Baptist church last night guilty ana sen. w me penuenuary rj 1-? '? T
u-.1t' r.. t-u' x- v!.iJfor ten years. The other negro is digging, i and telepljpne poleplant-
ttr nrnnM rnorli HirA nnVf Sim. ,wu dMa,Sc'
day morning. 1
There; will be a tournament at
"RayiBros. Rink, on Friday i night,
the 19tfi inst. Preparations are be
ing made for a pleasant time to all the city.
Personal.1' ! . '
y J. A. Porter left tod ay for Greens
boro.
ing and wire stringing.
We do. think that our citv author
,1ns
mat-
ities ought to. look after
ter and make some provision for
street uguting, at aeast wiuie an
r Oror. i. JJ. smitn, or Macon; is m this work is going; on. The Elec
who may attend. !
The many friends of Mr. Ed Wed
din, the popular manager of theex
press ofllce in tbis citj, will be glad
to learn that he is rapidly recover
ing from his recent illness.
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Owing to the absence of the coro
ner, Dr. I W. D. Hilliard, from the
city to-day,' the jury in the Ingram
the
Light Com pajay, or the
Gas
Judge Bynum, of Morganton, is Company either, might, for a suffi-
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j.t. :.! : - a. . " j 1' A.t ' 'y4tl ' j..' '. J-J
cient consiueratiou, ue inuueeu to
gone to Ht theaain thoroughfares, for a
ltfvv xiigiiui ; uaiy, lui ujt; streets get
all right again. tOrj in cise this ar-
in the citv!.
i MrV M. J. Bearden has
Morristown on business.
j Major W. W. Rollins has returned
to the city from Washington.
Zeb F. Vance leaves tonight for
Wilmington, and Wrightsville.
ran sremen t
not be made, we
go back to j jpnmitive prac
tices and have linkiboys scattered
the i streets with
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might
alone:
torches to
way.
drowning case did not make its re- Capt. Henry C. Fagg has returned ijprht the weaiv passenger's
port. The jury. will meet tomorrow. "om a verv pleasant trip to umo. Of course, when the moon or stars
Arthur M. Field, jeweler, has an S Pro LE. P. Mangum has returned are shining djr the lightning bug at
from a visit to the eastern part - of full rfav. there would be no need for
Journal to which We invite the at- t.ne State.
a' visjt to the eastern parti of full rfay, there would-be no
tate. It V i ' I - siich expedients. ? I fell !
tentionof the people of Asheville and i' Messrs. G. STennent and j Jno. , City; fathers, dofiliink seriously
surrounding; countv.' Mr. Field has iS. Stevens ieave this afternoon for a about this matter arid "come j ovef
ala,rgeand handsome stock of every-1 week's trip to Mount Pi9gab. , ! J
Air. Wiley M.' Burnett, a promi
and help Us.
ing
must be
Rusticating.
Alderman Pulliani
and family, ac
thine: in his line, and sells at hot- y Mr. Wilev M. Burnett, a nromi- done for poor belated waytarers.
torn prices. : nent lawyer, of Athens, Ga., is vis-
The liverymen 4 tell us that the itihg his father, RewJ. S. Burnett,
lmildinr of the Rtrppt milwav hsis in Ravmoth. f t
not injured their ; business, but on t Miss Mary K.Vance, daughter of -fmpanied by Miss Minnie Bear
m . . . ' i i innn in m r Mil a 1111 i. i n lYfiiiiMiH i
the other hand.it has been a great Gen R. B. Vance, left to day to vsit
benefit to them; that it has had in the eastern part of the State. We
the effect to run the carriages off wiah her a nleasanttriit 4 : II :
W. G. Copenmg, of this city, who
has been on the Georgia Pacific
Prof. E. P. Afangum will teach a Railroad,1 near Birmingham, I Ala.,
the.8treet8 and that they are only
sent out now on ortlers.
den, have moved out to Gouche's
mere in a
Th
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1'eak and will soiourn
tent tor a week or ten aavs, inev
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are five miles out from the city, but
their tent is conspicuous r oni that
conspicuous on
high prominence frdm i many points
in the city, ft
Sanitation.
Asheville now has a complete sys
im of sewerage, and it is kHe j dtitv
of the; citizens to
. I-' $ .' . . -premisesjvithsik
connect
their
. In, our dealings nith the public
we realize that the most scrupulous
ca Ire ! in d " h d i u es t y v a re p a r a m o ii n t i n
'imbortancei If these are virtues in
This is a very all ordinary business transactions, .
I i
important matter and the! only thing
--a ; I - " i.-:- i 1 V;i i : t "-'.- -,. , 'i
that will insure a erood healthy san-
itary condition of the city. Every-
oooy. snouia Keepxneri piMsmises in
good order,. and th ose that will n o t
do so, shoultl be, looked after.
thinktihat the sanitarv condition 'of
Asheyille is of j greater, importance
We
than almost any other
be considered, and there I should be
matters?
question; to
someone j who 1 thoroughly under
stands sanitation to look after these
There is
enouerl
in this
line tolkep oce jjDeisoh constantly
busv if he; doesLhis duty. lie would
thbv tecomlB sacred duties in Phar
macy, and without them Yio one can
Dea trne I'harmacist. ra'erv one
must realize that the health, maybe
the life, of those dealing with us
depend upon -them. Phariracy is J
not a trade hut a profession, and as
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suchj we coifine purselyes to it alonei
Ilnce it s otir 'work, our constant'
study as well as omv duty to shun
adulterations ami spoiled as well as
in
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have but little
otner matters.
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time to. look j afl
Market Quotations.
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Chicago. TJuly 15, 1889
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Opened.
.76f
.11.45
.6.42
.5.80
Wheat
Corn . .!
Pork. .
Lard . .
Rib Bacon
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EW j YtmK COTTPTj FUTURE
Augru6t i
September
October I
November
Oil
Highest.
.10.47
.10.16
.9.96
. 9.8S
Highest.
11.50
6.45
5.80
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Pupjls
classes
desiring?
this " summer
Lowest.
10.42
10.13
9.94
9.85
92 j
to
meet me at the Orange stre
building every morning at
with Julv lDth.
Ei P. U
oeefinnino:
july!51w
Car Load
Of the
very
best Terra
Sewer Pipe, Chimney Flues, Hoods,
&cj just received at, C. S. !Coopers,
39 South Main St.
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11.40
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TUREi:
r. i v Clos
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wi
ootta.i (
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enor drugs. i We assure ourselves
of the puritv of an article before it
is made use of. I am ablv assisted
at the prescription Counter by M r
H. M. P. Clarke, an experiencetl pre-
JHUIJIM. '
If vour pi escribtions are left
our care you pan positive!1
the puritv of ei
used and thai
i
be exercised
secure a
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ented the Rauis
A Sad Affair. .
About four , o'clock f this evening
Mpnuh. been kleind.Eta !TaVris,'ffessie Fagg; s veVal of th6 little bLys at the brick
ine Asnevuie uraaecj ocnooi since r.fr Weaver 'nnil Measra. F. 3 :' li n.,-
. , , , i ; , . , - - - varu, rear oi t iur. lt-s . uevuuius
first - organ.ze.l r here and M. Weaver, V. A. McElrpy, J. N. vjr LwiU rtirt t erh other
i f xro a
I " f O J - 1 T7 eaver l- iJ-1- Were throwing j'dirti
7 r . sogers ana JuiKe nernaon, ieiu tuis wlien 0ne of the bovs, Willie Smith,
occ u u . afteriioon for a several days' trip to clored, struck Mr.
. we can auenuon to lue aaver- Caesar's Head. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. hfr Snears caught
tisement of Messrs. J. H. Woody & II. Weaver will chaperone the party- brickbat and Ithrew
Co., dealers in carriages, buggies,
harness, etc., No. '68 South Main
Walter, Spears.
up a
it at
piece of
the; boy,
head, inflicting
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Mr. A.' II. Spear, a formers resi- striking him i on the
dent of Asheville, bu t now of New ni seal n wound ' three or four inches
treet. This firm carries a-large York CitJ is stopping, at Mr. fong and causing a small fracture
stock of vehicles and sells" on- the Hunt's. Mr. Spear "is representing 0f the skull.jlDr; j . burroughs;
most reasonable terms: It isclaimed the D A. Woodhouse-Manufactur- iho1 Wns at once sent lor. dressed
. a a. v I . . k I i -i i j . f
that they nave som more venicies iDg Company of New York: He the wound, i
in Asheville this year than have ieft here about ten years ago, and M :
been sold by any. other house in 8ay3 hat he would hardlv have Macliine Shops.
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Private Board.
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F. E. Breese has i
property on Cor.:;Collee:e and Spruce
streets, two minutes walk rom pub
lic square; -House'is ! being j Neatly
furnished and will be i really July
1st to receive : guests by the week.
day or meal. II Terms reasonable.
jn29-lm
Satisfaction guaranteed.
First Class Board.
i . Mrs. S
Chestnut
1 Good Beds.
terms.
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E. Chamberlin,
St, : ::- -fi.iU
Good Board.
No. 152
Usual
jul 6-1 m ;;
Western North Carolina.- WhenknnWn adi,L;ii0 m.00f i,oiwon
you wisn a nrst ciass arucie can on
them.
the improvement during that time.
. ... m . -w ... .
a t T,iwa-TwMt PpJpm llho xeacuers - institute. ti
av-b- w AMm.m m w fc-v Jbv v vu v a. . a ji. kjw , . ; ;
Tin top jellies; glass screw top The Buncombe County Teachers'
jellies; something new. A lot of Institute, which was in session in
solid white handle knives at $1 per this city during last week," closed
set. Best quality plated spoons, Saturday evening. The Institute
forks and knives. Get my prices was. well attended and much inter-.
before bu'ing plain patterns of est manifested in the proceedings,
quadruple plate castors, butter dish- County . Superintendent - John W.
es, etc. Real bargains are offered. Starnes is finishing up the work j
There is much of interest now at today in giving certificates to the
Law's,' opposite the post office. . tf I teachers, jj r j ; t.
i The brick building on the corner
of Willow and Water streets; which
by Messrs,
machine
' m - - -
and is
J. H.
shop,
nbw
is to be ; used
Woodv & Co., as a
has been complete
ready for the machinery, which has
been ordered' and expected to arrive
in, a few
have the
about the 1st ; of August. This is
another one of the institutions. that
j will pay well in our qty.
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days. rTfie' firm hope to
shops in j full; blast on or
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Subscribe fbi the; Journal.
Mrs. Kate Worthihitrtoii.
I Dressmaking and Hairwork in all
their branches. Ladies' bombings
made up. Eu reka system of cutting
taiierht. No. 8 Hendry Block, Ashe
ville:: J- tv j 3m jl
m nnri n
to cure all kiii.
mane ori skih
ure tin doe:s or cat
Jutoiv non-poisonous
used I w i t h ou t in I u r v to
There are other articles
to do the same! but seldom
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ever periorm either.; JUns remedy
has been usedifor a number of 3 ears
in' all the prominent kennels in the
United States and Canada and is .
also extensively used in many of '
tlie largej stables and menageries; '
is endorsed by the entire sporting
press and regular physicians, anil
is conceded by all to be the best,
remedv of its kind in the market.
riv
adviv
Fpr sale
at Grant's Pharinacv.
To the Ladies.
I wisli
Asheville
to. i sav to
the .ladies
and 1 Vicin ity that 1 1
tf on accoun 1 1 of ji i 1 1 h eal th) sell
mv entire stock of millinery
of
will
out
antl
fahcyf goods at greatly I reduced
prices, and will be pleased, to have
them call land examine before buy
ing elsewhere.
:-XXi " Miss Pink Lance.
tf - No. 1G North Court Square.
liailroad Tickets. '
I' I Bought i sold nfj and exchanged.
!aM transactions-gu
able information cheerfully fur-
nished. : Office removed to Grand
Central Hotel.
; "junl9-Gm. ?
W. M.
Tile Rhhinat Gondal -Vater i'm '
now generally acknowledged" to be
the best in the world- the king of
cathartic waters; Nature's renieoj
for cp n s t i pa ti on. Warrented iabso
1 u tel y n a til ral, pal atabl e, pai n 1 e.sn,
proir pt. For sale ?by J. S. Grant, '
clieir ist. Also a full line of all the '
popular mineral waters at uie lowest
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No Imqre irund shoulders. War
the! impprted : Knickerbocker Shoul
der JBrace and waljc upright in 11 hv
It is jthe -most comfortable as well
lad"'' :itu!e I most reliable brace made,.
LA 1 1 : sizes for men, women and chil
dreniat Grant's Pharmacy.
Prescriptions filled at all hours
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night; or
of
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in
day, and deli vercd to any
the city. , The night IkU
be answered promptly.;
J. 3. ' G Kant, Pji. G. Chemist.
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