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Index toNew Advertisement.
TftmtMct tcf r Priubp Mtlm:T.
Ixxa1 lire it io.
In the major's eoart tLis
morn
ing two cm were tried, f.ne $3.."0.
Sirmor IVco' rreat rift show
i
will epen Monday ctgLt at Op rat
Hall I
The cast bound train wn t3 rein
uCea late the west bound on time
tfdy. ,
Mr. Walter J. White, traveling
agent for an Atltnta printing iik
nouae, is in the city.
" Mr. Arthur Shaw, of Maryland",
is in, Asheville, where he will re
main several days looking around.
R. A. Newland, traveling agent of
the Chicago A: Alton railroad, lias
moved in the bnilding. No. 10 Pat
ton aYennue, np stair. J
Mr. W. A. Curtis, editor of the
Franklin Tress,. paid us aviait this
morning." He has gne to Marion,
and will return Monday. (
The first of the winter's season
germana was held at the rooms !or
the Asheville Club last night, j It
was coder the management of tev
tral of Aabevilie'a must jopular
young-ladies. It was a very suc
cessful aCair.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of Phillip Mclntirt's steers,
found elsewhere on' this page. He
claims theyare the Terj- Wat beeves
ever brought to Asheville. If the
jeople of thla city are not supplied
mith first class meat, the Llatue will
cot reat on Mr. Mclctirc.
It will be aeen from a notice in
these columns that , the public spir
ited citizens of this city are going
to extend an invitation to the burnt
out a hoe manufacturers of Lynn,
Mass., to come and locate in Aabe
viile. It will be considered ic the
j-'-Mif meeting in the rt:rt heose
rext 4nlJ night.
The CliurcLcw Tomorrow.
At the French Broad Ia; tiat
iLorth usual services by the paator
tomorrow.
-a
Canal aervices at the First Uaj
tut Church by the pastor in the
morning at II o'clock, and evening
at 7i20 o'clock. Daptim, 7:15 p. m.
Divine worship tomorrow- ( Sab
bath.) at the First Preabylerian
hurch, at 11 o'clock a. m., and 7:S0
p. ni. lier. D. I. Agnew, I. I)., cf
Philadelphia, wilK preach hi the
morning, and the pastor Ilev. W. S.
P. Hrvan in the eAening.
The following business L ju. att
drapeiin mourning for .JeCeraon
Davis: Tbe Citizen, the Democrat,
and the Kveniog Journal buildiogs;
the mayors offce; the National 15 ink
i Asheville, the First National
i!ui.k, and the Weatern Carolina
Hank' building.'; Miss N. Labarb'a
rullliscry store; tLe Johnston build
ing, aud IMham's new
vu Patton avcue.
dru
stole -
A Curd l'roiu Cupt. l'utioii.
Kmro tvii.u Jot
In my report of -.the iccuiotial
meetiog last night, the Hi. me of one
c f the speaker was by "a-me. unac
countable accident omitted fooiu
thoae jneotioued iu this mornlcg's
Citizen, l'ltaae allow me toj say
through your columns that I regret
this exceedingly, aud that oue'of the
tery best speec he s u a made by
Mr. II. A. Gudger.
t Wry ilcitcirully, ;
T. W. Panoa.
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Join io the rush ul Iiw'a. Mauy :
re only looking, maov are bu v icsrj
all' are wclo-u.. Tie lit-tL.cut i
lierartmnt ia f.i!! u.t i.l.! ..f5 I ft '
Ji; iO and tZc. ankle. Get my
prices on Doll, Toys, Child ico"
looks, Christie. Ikks ar.d ndi.
and Japantie gda, betiiie you buy.
My store ro.u.s cover Nearly Cc
thousand aquaie (at, &cd cr,iy de
partment is full.
J. if. I.JVS . !
i7, 19 4. CI S. Maiu t tr
I AVI MIIMMHIAI.'MrirriMi
imtT n;f n hh i o i i t m
AM l:i.ol. t Ttol -iV.1-
TO lfcCl IX I M'I1'IT
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For rnnny week ptt ihr je j'e
of the whole land hate be n ailcnlly
exietinr the annotieeement of Jef-
fr.n Daxis dea'.h.
When the
court houss bell in .Ahoi'!e began
tolling a little after f uiro'ehxk yes
terday aflernxn. at lest .two per
sons in the Journal o!T! e, and many
others h the i Ay, ut crx e
"JetTersou Davis is dead." Watb a
much love and sympathy have e '
ail ooen itv-unc rowani .ew jneaca,
i .
wnere llie great sunerer lay, iuai u
now seems we could, by a kind of
intnition, feel the failing pulse beat
ita last, and the great hc:.rt stop its
throbbing. ' !
The bvil'was toiled till mndywn,
by order of Mayor Uian.on,ho also
issued a call for a memorial rooct
ing to convece in the court house at
S p. m. The vigilant mayor caused
his oJToe and the front of the court
houe to be draped in mourning.
lie fore S o'clock lavt night the
large couit room was oiei flow ing
with the Wt iHple of the city
who had gathered to pay their
mournful tribute to Jefferson Davis.
Oi motion of CapU T. W. Patton,
Mayor Illanton waa cal!el to the
chair, and, ' on motion of General
Clingman, the representative of the
AaLeville newspajera were rrtpueateil
to act as secretaries.
Mr.' IL M. Furman, in a moat ap
propriate manner inti(duced Geo.
Clingman as the first speaker. ' The
General took the stand apd lritfly
poke of Mr. Davie from his know
ledge of him as a personal ftiend
and co-woiker in Congress.
At tbs cloae of this speech, Capt.
NaU Atkinson offered the following
appropriate tribute,which was anan
imoutly adopteil ly a rising vote:
Whereas, God, in His infinite wis
dom, has aeen fit to call to Himself
JelTeraon Datis souear to every
Southern heart
Resolved. That in lif he was; an
example of the highest tve o"f the
soldier, and statesman, and in his
death is taught the ultimate and
rrand success of such a life.
Ilesolved, That we recognize and
deeply deplore this great hs ujon
our entire Southland, ami with
grieved and bruiaed hearts c bow
in submission.
Keaohed. TLat iu the dealli of
Jefferson Davis every true-South
erner muat expei ieuce siot eie giif.
and acknowledge and dej.lr.ie t!.r
loa of the man in whotu th heita
and affection-. 'of the Cut fedt i avy
weie entered and united. f j
Itt-aolted. That hi deattt.atirs
from their depth the demoted Ioe of
hia old auldiers, who, in ever de
creasing numbers, still hold lear
the patriotiam which' he exhibited
during the long year of struggle to
eatab!ih the L'lo.ious. but lal
CiUkf. : j
ItctoltcvT, That hia dkt!i aLoiild
enable- evtiy tiue Auericau to
acknowledge the aurpaiug grao
deur tf hi character a exempli
d in the luauly mittxner in which
he bore Lis miafofluuca; "though
reviled reviling nui aaiu,"- but
setting a brilliant ei a id pie.- w hi. h,
if fallowed, Mill lend quukiy to the
rCktotstiou of the welfatc "vt bia
country. i
KOited, That the ma)r aioi al- j
dvf me 0 be reijutaled to drtole pae
of the lecoids of thla city, uu
which tLe?e rcaulutiuf-a aUa.ll (
tiauacribed, and aa aacied lit the
mcuioiy of the hono'td dcid.
lc4oUcd, TLat aJ onfediale
a.!dieil-e iepu U .f-fo mVsi a small
' 4,g uiourniug fur ihiilyda.
k iic !)cJ. TLat X i cjnvill
UlMoC riaU- that iLi UxliU' ut
''Ik......
Nith Caruliniana aLMola. comu-eui
foruU-the twtuca of Lie w !.ae lat
public LtUraLte wo a 1 iuou' utiv.n
cf the old North Mate. :
Rcaohed, Tht the ma j'or be ie
qUeated to ug.t to uil t uWlce
houat the propriety vf vl.u.g Uui
iug the tour appointed for
bsjriah ;
the
Rched: That the lulloaitg la
adopted. by this metnj a a auita
b!e ej ltsph to
JEFFEUSON tl.VVIS
In hia consistency without
In I. is honor Impregnable,
In M eours!ge ini inciMe.'
In hi ftrtili!e tieroie, m; 1
In hi loa!v uHin'
No euint r i " i hnd a Irt er s -n
Ni eaue n puter l!Uj'i.n,
No .!. ti (. e'er giacv-l bv
nrtbler. -
dignity, j '
,.i ' , ,
ence ( otitliein !nnir an-I
t,vi!rv. and in- lo dettli hi!
-' lifo atanda magniOel. .
Kesolved.j That the resolution
be pubUshevlin tle Ahevill p;i
liiij n.l an' ennoispd eopv st-nt to
Mr li.j
During lU? pending of the i eaolu - j
tiin tde following niinetl gentlemen
, ,
made ahotl anl touehinc addiesfce
in honr )l .Mr. Davis: '.
Moms. Atkinoon, Sondley, Adams.
Mcltrayer, Guder. Carter. David
aon, Gilmr, Stiinj;fiehl, Pattn, Car
roll. Hay, Chedester, Craig, Martin.
M alone, Shuford, liaird.1 Kevnohla.
Wliitaon, ' Jones' Sawyer, Millartl
and Furman. j
One of the moat eloquent apeeehe
was that made by Maj. W. H. Ma
lone! who; though a Republican,
com bat ted the idea that the great
eaii! of atatea rights of which Mr.
Davis was our greatest, champion,
was lost with the Confederacy. He
said, also, that it was not simply at
the South, and by the Southern peo
pie, but all over the nation ami by
the great majority of ita jeop!e, that
Mr. Davis was loved and honored.
-In my judgment," said Mr. Malooe.
"Jefferson Davis was one r$- the
greatest men our republic h'ai .pri
duccl." . " r
won KiN m i:n si i:a k.
"i:Atu:0Aia, UT
l.Abou.
so
CONVICT
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clahsea ol our citizen are9 wakin
up on the ituhject bf the new rail
rosds piojKseu for liuucomhe coun
tr. We have been iuformetl cf new
measures now under discussion by
the mechanic and other lalrin,
men of this city, in reference to llie
new railroads They fully endorse
the position taken in yesu-rday's is
sue of the Evening Journal, that the
construction of these railroads
should1 be under the direction of our
own pop!e; that the money voted
by the county should not bt turned
oer to outside syndicates; that the
construction of the roads should be
done by" home mechanic and labor
ers; and that . no cuinict labor
should be used.
"J'lte w.HLirigim-o are tuking ste'pa
' to uuiie Willi the alliance men
of
the couuly iu thee demam, and
are piepuring' to make known the
conditio!. ! vhkh they will vot
for the. U propiiatiou of100,MJ0
for the new lailroada. .
Aahii ili aud Buncombe con
can fuiiiil all. the men. needed, as
ntll a fiOiOaU, ,Jur the work of
gtading-aud tiutbei 104 " tlieJ tihty
LuiUa of railroad w hich it i pnpoei
to coukti uct in foui' act-lion of the
county, croing iu Aal.cvilie.
It U peifectly tight aud proper
that the Uipuyeiaatid woikitg pco
ole of the county ah.iuld aoeak out
ud make known their wi.hes, audjlted and he wai arrested before
hate tlie atipuUlO'Oa above io.c 11
lioOcd, th-Cued io the vobditious of
the ulc bo the ap,lq naliuU. !
jVuiM-rior t.'oiirt. ,
The firat case ttjtd today ii
that -f Callum Bioc. 11 W. K Pel
ham, I Lt jury ' it tuiritd a Verdic t
fui. :;0 and iuit of action again!
tt.t dvftt.dil. -
'1 be caae in it will ( Ju' h Fiu
bhr was cal!.d u the arurnoun mud
was slid j'. Lilicg'.tl tLe lime of gT
iug to pita, aud w ill pi.d.-ab.A
cupv life whole of Monday Li-xt.
S Ccf al Caaca weie Continued ci Ji lug
the dayr . ' , '
All the Chibcae iutidties in N
Vurk city, about two thousand in
number, have formed a tiust. at.d
w ill put up inct
All Iitiwriuiit Meefln's 3liMlnj
il Mlit.
? .rt at !!t I... tit. 1 1 n- it : I
;ii:?ena at the Court foue, Mon
day niht at 7:3 oVhsK-k, . for the
pnrjoe p( taking ofn at t ion in re
gard to'the mas meeting to le jield
here in Tuesday, and .!o to take
action in reanl to itiv iiin; the
j nhte mtniifaetnrer of iljynn, Mas .
(recently burn! out atd who deiie
' to aie outa) o Uiti
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our city with
tbir maou-
view M estah.lsUin
v tries her.
I Ct U. Iltarax.. .Mayor.
S. Powr.u . I; ,u
?rt i't Hv.ard Tr
ratse.
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Th Y. 3f. c;. A. r
t here will be a sonf serVlce for
oi3 only at the room j of the Y, M,
C A.! 2G PaUon avenue, '.Suri'dav af
termrwn at 4:30ocbcki I imntdiate
ly aUer; the aong aervic? tlie Gen--
eia Secretary, Mr. H.jP. Anderseu
will teach - an evangelistic bible
dais ...Subject: Amf I my Uroth
e r'alveeperf 1 Gen, 4 :U; Mark 19 A'l
ll men are cordially iinviled.
The Coiiconlla Society
There wii a eool jattemlance at
the aeccnd musicals ofthe Concordia
oc foty last night at Mis David
sou's. t The program was as follows :
1 PJsnov four banc 1 1
2, Song. It Came in theMcrry
May Love." i Tctev f
3... Flute - ajul piano, 'Fantasie
from Robert le I)iab!e." Meyer
lere, j -
4. Piano, MomUchjinfahrt Ilea
del. :': .
5. 'Violin, Minuet. Schubert, j
Piano Polonaise, in C Minor.
Chopin :; ; . ' ;
7, rSong, Von Dir.V iCu miner.
8: Mala Quart te, Lvely Night."
Ch'w u.d.. . i ; .:. j .
TL next nieeting'of the society
will 1 held at Mrs'Maitland'a, No.
40 lit. ..'a llroad avenue, Friday,
Janu irv D 1, to which all cctlvf and
yANCHY CpUNTV
T1IE XtW KAllItOAU JlpVF.M KNT WILL
CO OI'tUATE WITl' fcl'MCOMBE.
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! Bubxi:v!Lle, N. C., Dec. $
Hon. N. Atkinson, Asheville, N.C.:
Dear Sir, The lhard of Commis
sionera made jn order today to aub-i
mit to the voters (he question oi
subscription to a railroad, and order
the justices of the eace and request
the citizen to meet at this place on
the 14th instant to further consider
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the matter. I want you to come
over on the 14th, orjaend y our, best
mail, without fiil.
Very truly, etc., W. M. Mooue.
NIIWS IN Jilt I nr.
'They are talkiug of having a
"birthday" celtbratlon in Birming
ham, Ata., next spring. The; claim
is that the city' phenomenal
j growth commenced Sn 18S0, making
j it ten years old in 18U0. It had a
population of only 5.S00 in 1JS7I.
;A Iman named J.aird, at;. Battle
Ground, Indiana, al short time ago
went to a neighbor hog pen, killed
a fat Kiker, dresaed it up iu men's
clotliea, putting a hat on its "head,
and then placing it beside hnu in
hia buggy, j Bat lle trick wa de-
he teat he t his uij huue.
Ftsnk 1 Taylor,
of the vicinity
of Botuyille,Ark , ho died a few
dayaago left among his effect a
diagram ahowiog'j the l.Katiuu of
pijica where he. tad .buried money
twenty V tbiity :jear ago. The
(Xt-cubjr found finder the torch
sill, tij tiu caus, Tj.uou in gold, and
at the corueV cf the wcHd j houae 3,
IXx) io silver pac ked io -"glass jar..
The y-alU-w cr. ted for the cxe
cutiwu or" Simon W&lktr, couvicted
oi a criminal aiil on a young
white giil, was put up-' for. a!e at
t teateiueld IV if j U , Lt wtck
Th boy's .aenttnJ had been ciai-
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muted by the goVei4orf aud tlitie
as no tit fof thogiiiows It was
knocked to tio- sl.ctitt at
Ibirglarafok nearly 5r fMK in
liond' and' other effitrit'ies
a I -..the-:
s It I ' It . .
AthoJ-f
--MaV; oo WelnedsT night.
''elide1
more tlsan $l,vwrjn vfsh.
MUH'of!
the tijfefr" aeturltie are negotiable.
11e Fnited State temer Knter
on-. now in
F.ngltsh watfrsand!, f;-.- : j 7 " :
un ler! order
,.,U- ..i
l-en ordered ly the nay
'depart''
ment io proieed to1 Antwerjl to re -
reive the remains of M Mil
Heton! and e!o(ivey thera
United State for burial.
er l'en-
to the
Tenufsao Btee r s.
i iiT k itiitip .ociuiirc na it.il rc
(turned from Tenaeae with a car!
fload ot the fSnetlfotir j taf old
. f"-;. i t,roogai ,Bttoep$i andndigestion, A trily
.i.. i i .r r.-
Mir noiriu iirjaru er uvuiuii,
and shows, that they buy their
bee v e a a t ho m e, i f 1 1 1 ey can find the
kind jthey want. If yoti want teal
srood beef, call at 3IcIntire'sJ Mar
ket. . ! . f i 7 I w
: Wagons Carta Dolls Doll Car
riages at the "Big Racket Store.'
Nice! iCoomsv.fiootl Iloanl,
3 to $5 per week- lTO South
Main! St. r Misi Smith.
dGlw
Don't ny Christmas Good, until.
you have isited the :"liig; Racketi
Store!."
Notice to lltiKiiieM Men mid
.' ;'.'' " . ClerkV. I ',;-".
Five firat class barbera at Big Six
Barber shop. Call early on- Satur
day, get your shave land
laboring men a chance.
rriia tit
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MNKK.
Oysters; Oysters!
Norfolk' Oysters received dally! at
P. C. Mclntire'a mat market, 33 S.
Main atreet, 35 and 50c. per qt.
d2-lw i L. Brown, Agt!
Huyler's Candies fresh every week
by express, at 1 1 baton's, 5(J S. Main
street.,. - . ,.. , ' ,''. ('. , M
-ojl f 1 1 ea t A , tb a ly a e thor
ize"d! .agent forHuyler'a Candies in
Asheville. A ajecial order has been
sent in for the holiday trade.
! ' Heston's, 5G South Main at
Firo Works Toys and a nice line
of.Christmas gooda at Hestou a,; 50
South Main street.
Remember Heatou'a is beadquart
era for Xuiaa Presents, Fine Candies,
1 5b South Main st.
Call on G W. Jenkins C.rocer, 34
South Main street, for al
kinds of
common and fancy
lowest prices:
groceries, at
Fine CabbagesJ Poultry, Butter,
Fgg and other Co u retry Produce at
Jenkins', 34 South Main.
llunju! llnMjtt!
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Every peraon can play the Banjo.
No! knowledge of muie required.!
A perfect tune the Jtrst:; lesson and!
each lesson thereafter. Te wonder i
ful popularity of thu banjo, and the
fresh, k tw , metnod of) teaching
interest ladiea and genlemeu evTJ
erv where. ) . ' . - j -: :
A lady of musical talent, a prac
tical teacher and player!, will gi
instruction in her okiuinal short-j
hand method in Asheville. A lTj
fejtft tuue each lesson, and the tnUaio!
luruiahed. l'nce or matruclioo, 75
cents each leaaoii, Addrea i
nH M usio Wonder, City P, O.
Tht thrilling atory of !the life fof
J. A. Murrrll "The Murrell CUh
Kveuing Journal ofllce, 10c '
Heelut .Illc4, ' I
J. W' Schartle, the old reliabla
Merchant Tailor, No. 43 NoiU
Main street, ha teceived a full line
of F.uglish and Domeatjc Woolens,
aud is now prepared to make suit
fur f-4 and upward. a2 3u
j At the Hutch. ,
;iidttei; faik tiecre A Low, wile aad
daghii. Salt Lake luy,t'i oh M
cat, wit aod Jhur, W Vaj.. T t Kpgi
tk, tt.iidcIptUiJ A NeUon, Jr,' hb
u,wti t. 11 Vbitmcy1, ticaverCvh ju
Kiha, AlUftta; W t iia J -VhctUi, Mi
AiJct,'Gk.kaa. j". 'V '
Giasd CftUl Itcury j Winters W V
T eg a, A J hha w, ttaUijki ; , A )K
bii.o. 'lt.ba M Cattcr, T O bcoatcr,
Kucaihyi ' Wkiic, AtUata; W.jv'.Cajf
Ua, riafcaUi'.! ,W;b Art bar, bijva t itf;
J K CdwailN V; J Ji bcil, lii4i H
tr af"y; Hiteia, R WiJ'aii.'GKfavU,
da; I A ; I- ;i.l'Uh,-tiai'UUri;et S KJi
iluouu Kyfih Aduit, (I L A-.ii-
f J. S. GrQIlt Ph. G.
A imtheearr, 2 Month f a I at f.,
i"
Ire. iiptions filled at ail hoa'
nihVor tfayj
Good delirered frep
! of li-hnfV 'lAfin rr of khm
i ne finest and most comoiele liae
ofieoldgne", (toilet ;watra, extracts
1 rj powderaj and blgb'.jrade'..ia
t rant s rnarmaey.
, .If you van: a' firat elaaa hair
-!." T ' ; : . f-f"
j brash far a small amount of money ,,
1 'I.lrL..- f . .
i ! Citt it '
Clack Moantain Iroa and Alu
' 3Ias hat nW aonerldr far the curei f
I onderfui remedy for thronic die
. i: , . -
eases ; , r,or tale only at lira at a
Pharmacr. -j ,.
" ' A good shoulder brace is wota
it,- weigh tfj gold to any obe
in-.
cUnecblo le ;xbund houldered.
The
Knickerbocker brace is the best
ta
the world. iCali at Grant's Phar
macy -and eiamine Ihem
Buckwheat Blossom for the cclia
plexion, will remove tan and t ia
bum, piruples Ttd spots or blotches,
and make your face sand hands a
aott as a babv SLt ; Unliks most li
quids it will positively bsnefll ;h
skin, and jit guaranteed ta cur
moat skin blemishes.
Vara Tootb Wash. Thia is a au
perior article for cleansing the teetb.
strengthening the gums and impart
ing fragrance to the breath.
A thoroughly reliable remedy
for
1 blood diseases is Buncombw Sar
saparilla. .Try a lottle and you
.1. . . . .. .
will take no other.
For sale' at ;
Gbast'w Puatuaer.
Preaprlptioaa filled at jill hours 4.
Otght or clay, and delivered" to "any
part ! of the city. The night W
will be anaweredjpromptly..
! I J. S. Grawt'Ph. G. Chemist
Plumbing, Steam and Gaa Fit-
In connection witb the Stove anal
Tinware bu sines We employ only
the best workmen. Do guarantees!
work at reasonable prices A car of
th,e best Terra Cotta and Hue Pipe -juat
received. Beapestfully, (.
2J US. C'eopt. r
lcuilroaU j Tickets,
j If a dollar or two,' bow and thsjs
I help. you in sating, what's the ute
bf advertisjing, when example dosa
the' talking.. Come and aco the rev
iluctions and the manner of rdc-
ing
Iow rates to all points i
W. M. Clakks
Railroad Ticket Broker-
Grand Central Hotel.
TO WHO IT MAT CONCERN.
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respectfully request all .perses.
having friends of known intemper
ate habitaj and) minora that tha
don't want intoxicating drinks aoW
to, togiv4 me their name; ana 1
promise not to ilet them have aay
such thin
;s Partus making tils
11 please send thsir nasafc
Respectfully, !
Fkask O'DeHsiii, ;
Prop, Ca rol i 0 a $ al a . .
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request w
a!o.
For lieiit.
Kleoautly furniahed rooms, f de
lightful location, splendid view, high
and dtyj central; open grate in
each vooijj. For particular, iddres
n25
jbocav 1X U9, ASUef llie. $
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We' oftir Uue lluudred Ilhir Re
ward for auy ca?of Catarrhthattanuot
be cured y Ukiog Halt's Cataifrh Cur.
P. J.t Hit.Nav A Co., lrop.Vriled,t.
We, th uuderolgued, have kttww u
J.;t ht-nejf for th but fjSt yearaljaud tv
Heve him erfectly honorahW in alibu
tue iraiisactious and fluaucially able
to carry uutauy ohligation made by
their flrui." - I ; - ' : I
Weat A rrruax WboWaate lHu$zU.
I Toledo, OhU, ! i i :
WabhugJ KhiUau A Marvin," Whuleal
i DruggMs Toledo, tihio r
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liooaJ lia'uk. tolelo, Uhio. -
liali1 i'atartb C'ura U taken iutcii"
aliy, acliLirf directly ujomhts Uood and
mucoua aut faces of the j lat.- Prh r,
fact pr bottle. Hold by all UruggUt
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The el!te llwwae; Jj .
. Corner of Main and Kagle street.
Board With or without rooms Firt
class fate. Rates moderate. Loca
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