VOL. IV. NO. 34.
LOaL-UIEFS.
KntereU In thjrot oace at Aabevil'.e
N. C, a second ci&M zuitier. ,
advance orricK. sonn or court
HOUSE IN CUILULXO FORM KRLY
iccunKD j;y couNrr ti:ea-s-
UREK f AWUKL 1L REJul
JOB PRINTING.
Tho adtakce J ob Punmxc
Office is o;ie of the best equipped
offices in tho State, and sat is foe
iton is guaranteed in every respect.
Work executed promptly. Orders
folicited.
j i , i . .
I.1DKX TO NC1V ADVERTISEMENTS.
I. Henry Notice.
Dr. E. A. Gatcii ell Visitors.
-A. P. Sorrels Kevrard.
. L. McDoxald For Bent.
Cool Sparkling Soda at Pelhain's
2-5b. crno well's.
Visitors come and gc coutinually.
The Grand Jury remained in ses
sion yesterday.
- Tlie heaviest fog of the season yes
terday morning.
Maj. A. M. Erwin." of Marion,
come over yesterday.
Wc are glad ti meet in tho city,
II. G. Ewart, lvq., of Ilenderson
ville. 'Called Back" nr "Tho Long
Strike' by tho Firmin-Jack- Qompa
ry to-night. , ' i
Mr. A.
P. Sorrels has found, his!
dog, which was advertised in the
Advance a few days ago.
The public improvement! ng now
going on in tho city will add much to
its convenience awl appearance.
Messrs. Janvtt, Iloslcy & Co.,
lumbermen, have opened an ofdeo in
the Grand Central, this city.
Bat f hooting affords au hoar or
so of amusement to several of our
city sportsmen each afternoon for
several da vs. '
&
Omrt met jesierdry morning
10 o'clock. Afle'isricg arus
ilons a rm wvs taken until this
morning, when the civil docket will j
Ladies Auxilia Association, to the
APUC int., uuuu niv uu-jiv.a i
Y. M. C. A., has been abandoned on
. !:.' i
accoant of conflicting wifli another
excun-ion. , ft: riJ.
Piof. James Atkins has returned
from the .j ,Dvitript I .Conference
which has bee n in . session at Ba
trrMrille.lilitchcll county. Hevas
delighted with Hie people and the
is sweeping them ofTby the thou
sand. V y
" , n . r..; r h ..:ii. 'J.,-u ,., iFiii 1 nTTjli iuuui.iv.. S. The coruinittee of arra:ff u'ements
Blackwe!! Tobncoo 3Idnuracturing Cttt nt the To-irnauapnt in tnLAityl , , f. ... ' : n ,n,,hv t North Carolina Tochers' As
0mFany. of Durham, X. C, to in Uhcr nth ,d thl llT h Vitcd loaclmg
. the city with his " Tevm i.s conurV c4 MilmhP. tor AYhv purpose
V V - V. --rc tlr.u-Li tL iiwuwtams. , . - -, - , t ho sn. j the people of N...h C-aiolina to an 6rXiec:tinjr a meeting Joint for tho
" nxenr,tcn frum-Ciarlotte to magnificebt lilting 'i u Warm i teu!t US?Z J'C nct session. Every aion has
- . . . . , .... ..i i rnfliiv in i inTC. nun ir nni a ir. liiu i .
' -'J ' tlemanto whom uie letter was au-, ; - largo - number of extila
The fools in. Spain aro taking a jrscxi visits tb offi-e every day m us ueie.ise. 1 rooms will be added an;
good way to exterminate themselves aml is known ; crsonally to every Asrnir cdcr he was tnc tnoano s,ti-r.lctory acc0mmod
by abusing tha doctors and fighting employe in the -tcface, yet the , oft he people., ii- theirbeh.tif and I"-" Jilp(1 fft hcmt ,
the Government. No. wonder choleia to hlm until the loth day ofAuguM. : tv .,n.i ,.cr.;,.ulj k-mdence he "caci1 .AUt. . . , ' 1
The first remains of a mail ever
; found in a fossil condition were re
V x-entlv discovered near the city of
Mexico. Thai was Ihe first.'
There
arc fossils moving around every day ?
A in nearly every" cormcunity iu-lhis j
I commonwealth. ICliarlotte Obscr-;
I 1 '. '
The entertainment at the, Opera
,r,n m,,,i4.. ,,?M rn- tho benciit
Tutedai miit, 10. mo utuuai
writer, may be tested in this simple
way: "Fill a pint bottle threo quar
ters full of water Dhvolve in it one
teaspoonful of tho best whito sugar.
Set It away in a warm place for forty
eight hours. If the water becomes
cloudy It Is unfit to drink." '."
"Lady Audiey's Secret" was t re
peated at tho Opera Hall last-night,
and of course was greatly enjoyed by
the audience. It is a capital play,
and Is rendered by this company in a
most attractive and exciting "man
ner. Miss Annie Firmin, as Lady
Audley, acts her difficult part to per
fection, and Is fA cliaracter in the
play. Go out to-night and enjoy the
"Long Strike."
Of laWrcBt ta Vlltr.
j
It is well worth tho wbilo of all
coming to Asheville to look over
the great variety of new, . curious
and interesting articles, consisting
of native woods, plain and beauti
fully carved. Tho finest line of
" carved and plain talking canes (al
cut here) made in the State. " The
headquarters for cariosities.- and
novelties of all kinds'is - at; Law's
Silver and . China Hall, opposite
jTJagie Hotel. ,:, .ttA, .-, .: , :
rftho ornhans wiii one of themost i ,
eidoyablo entertainments we have ! reNy. . ' ,..L .,a lix. fcct October
cv6r witncsseil in Asheville., The ( yio counsel for ti4lefenlanticevy'i -rttrA ir:;. j l t': , te.r General
amount resized w-s very satUfac : VL?"?
Ihe time tor anrn fien. may oe c.-. . ... .n ;r--- f i; mn u: ' :m I.. ...
' r" - i tended by tho .1'.' 1 If r? 'lf) T r IT Uiohnng that
DHnkin-water, savs a hyjrienic -L ."J. il'" :;'.V , . ; .empuue n
' - - w v -r-i T T l I II I I 1 1 . at ! ; 1 I ' - I I I I : I V Tua. t - I - i - ' . : 'I'll t r ti..
Ashevillc i3 now entertaining three
distinguished State oHlcers from Kal
eigh: Judge Merrinion, of the Su:
preme Court Bench, Donald Bain,
State Treasurer, andTheo. F. David
son, Attorney General. " j
The civil issue docket of the Su
perior Court will be taken up thi3
morning. Judge Owlgcr has notified
both attorneys and suitors that ho
intends to puh the docket and that
they must bo ready "ith tiieir cases.
Much work, we predict, will be done
before the end of the term.
The location for tho city cemetery
is still a matter undecided, the com
mittee not accepting the terms offer
ed by the owners of.tho property in
the northwestern part of the city. We
hope tho committee may be able to
find a better and more suitable place
for the ccmctary.
The American Bookmaker for Au
gust has been received and a most
-roii;i number li is It is one of
the mo?t useful publications for print
ers and bookmakers we have seen,
and no bookmaker can well afford to
do without it. It Is published by
Howaid Lo2kwood, Xo. 12G and 128,
Duane St., New York at $2.00 per
year.
There seems to be an impression
prevailing thit Dr. E. A. Gatchell is
going to leave Ashevillc, this is a
mistake; Dr. Gatchell came to this
city with the intension of making it
his permanent home, and of further
ing the interests of the place. His
brother, Dr. II. P. Gatchell, who has
hoon with him for a few months, has
f ilfmw ?n Georgia.
, aml it wa3 rrobably from this that
the rumor
regarding
Dr. E. A.
Gatchell arose.
(iouil Scales. '
. The scene at the Farmer's Ware
house yesterday morning reminded
us of the big times wc haye seen there
in the middle of the tobacco season.
There was a very large break and
prices were good, as shown ,by the
average. There were about nino
thousand pounds sold and tho gener
al average on the whole sale was 201
I cent.1! per potni'I-
;"e-.vs was receive! in the city
vestenlav that the Ashevillc! Tour-
ifi.iijo ."v . i
membcred by .hundreds of Kuax-
n, 1COplc.l-Knoxvi!le Tribune. ' !
uc 1 .k i
IaxcualleCaris:"?. . !
- A gentleman 4 ithS city received aj andia putiiot,Jano?tl;.t he is en
letter a few days ego, which was j shrined ,i;i their affections as the
mailed in Tranrylvanii county on : - utrKi.rfU'Caioljna'mr.rtyr.
the2Sthday ouuiy, -ma tnoiHjai-.
' ' .IL. 1.11. ltMiifa
niarK cntne Dae, oi mu !
that it. was received in the Asheville ;
ttii- cf court. :
T!w rpTiort of ti e lomiuitteo : BP. ;
t!nllMl hv T.1(ice (indder. lo prepare ;
acalandcr ofcourt causes for trial at j
thisterm cf the -to art, recommend j
.... r I . 11 - ill, )
the'adopticta of th following, rulfes
' !
-ne counsel ivr .uu j'umuu i
Unn, nr K, 5, r.A,: a hair, in-;
bejrin. The eourt,lu -.vci-. i :'
tlirecti tlio argumeaty.-CAApdiU
as it may see fit, outde of tho limi
ted time
Front IlArins.
Everything is quiet in our little
place. Wc have had sikness and
hare some now, but-nothing of a
serious cbaracter. t Josl above us
on Soutii ''Hominy near
B ea vcrda iu? tLerc were three
deaths Monday the 17th hit,
within half a" mile of each other.
The. deceased wcra two children
and a man by the name of Henry
Warren. Mr.Wairen retired as
well as usual Sunday night but
Monday morning ho, was nnable to
get up without help. 1 IrHe grew
rapidly until 1 o'clock . Monday
when he dicd. He was about fifty
yesrs of age.': 'i 's ' "
August lathi, 1833. ; i -i f .
I will pay a liberal reward for the
recovery of .a Blask and ,Tan Shep
herd Pup, j-wbite on vtoes and tip' of
talk " ; i ' .
it - " - -:wP,sonEiii.'
I . . 1 ni t ia it.tpAcr into rf c t
ship" with a much better grace,:tltift Jiid j,j.rolui ;cck
. suca gro wk, ; tfu. lbot oi- ,JO mazier, ;,r.d here
plaints are made p. uot daily. . , . ., :.
1 troubles whicii .'.t c ie tune. ect.
. .
ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA, njUUILSDAY MORNING AUGUST 20. ' 1885.
.. a -i - s
M. C. A. - ;.
We have frequently been asked
what are the general objects and
aims of tho Young Mens Christian
Association ? ,; ,
The following platform recently
laid down by an organized associa
tion in one of the Northern States,
covers tho entire grounds
"The welfare of young men is our
solo object. To keep them from evil
and win them to be Christian gen
tlemen, industrions workmen, good
citizens, loyal to. their homes and
church, is the purpose 'and work of
the Young Men's Christian Asso
ciation. Its committees, buildings,
officers and all have no other aim."
Let all the Associations wheel
into line, and by judicious, but de
cisive, prnnning get upon that
platform. The sum of it is, you
must tell tho community plainly:
"We wish to elevate and save the
young men of the town, that is all.
It is a big job and wo must 'give '
our whohj time to it. We expect,
by God's blessing toIo much and
wc need help. When wo get hold
of a man we expect him to put all"
the time he can spare lis from his
church work into tfie work of sav
ing young men, and into nothing
else. We propose to cater to every
wholesomo taste and inclination
of young men. For physical wants
we wish to supply bath-rooms,
gymnasiums, medical talks, and
the like; for social wants, parlors,
and social games and . amusement:?:
for intellectual wants, reading
rooms, libraries, classes and lect
ures; for spiritual wants, the- coin
panionship of hearty, healthy,
christian young men, the yonng
men's oraver meeting and Bible
class, and, when practicable, the
daily meeting for praise and prayer.
When we shall have provided all
these things, and all 'the new
things that human -ingenuity and
the Spirit can Suggest, and when
wc have reached the lasi young
man, tjicn we shall hold general
evangelistic meetings, start Sun
day schools, organize tract disjri-;
bation, open iieo lodging houses,
or hold meetings in tho Old Ladies',
Home; then we will do all the odd
jobs left undone or half done by all
the other Christians, but not bs-
I lore. Brit, wc have, HQ.-ver v ri.v,'
community to have, that this gen-
ftrjiLtiitikiuff ui) will occur mucn
Jfoiiloomsday."
C " . ...
1 . t ,
. " ' ' ' .,. ,1
u Ci ' "' -'r, , T
hr.f.nnse the ueonlr havi recognized
. - ,
ill hi?, liffi aild t Uti-:riugJ?, a
hero
Tl .mhood had inhim anuiL-
,-nmTn.r wliilst. nnrr wo-
' . . as ver
to
the
)m-
passed ir.ir. ni.c Wiuei.s u -lut-
m.ih .'i. o:i',2v;u- i:o'jId0iT v. iih a
t :i, -;i ,i x.-wiribti which
hlonut te':irs 0f admiration
.llftlI1?nfj1 wit, i,ia
, , ..
' .
-The clouds which lowered over
. , .
hici so loin: seemed to be breaking
cpMmiir.uy :n wSch hv. iive.l has
resulted in tie api.oiotment of the !
unflorii ifiiPil a : r.n:nii!ittp to rinse v.
...v - J
funds to erect a mouuiaent tot ler-
pettmte his memory. -"r '
From" all who honor manly.de vq
tion to duty unswerving rectitude
of purposes-heroic laaTtyrdcnn
scorn of .trucking obsequiousness
and faithfulness in the discharge of
public trust, we ask co-operation in
attaining1 the object of our appoint
ment. . . ! . . .. i ,
Subscriptions for this pnrpose
may be made to the committees or
mailed direct to Sam C. White,
Esq., cashier of tho State National
Bank, who has been appointed
treasurer of the association.
Dan'l G, Fowle, Pres't,
I SA3i C. White, Sec and Treas.
E. Grissom, D. E. Everifct, Oct.
Cokeyalte? .Clark, Ay. H. Bur
gwyn and Julian S. Carr, executive
committee.. ,- '
w A boy best friend is liis moth
er," after his girl hasfgorie back on
him.
r-r: .. - - xj tt:'s.' - : rr -. - 1 1 ' - .
ACCOUPEV
V'O RANK.
Gen. Gordons ,iace in the
, Funeral !tjXQm
(From the Nevit tc-i-v-rt
7 AVorld.) 4. !
' Gen. Gordon relal
of . his experience d
cd an' incident
:u New York
which appeared tO ave touched
him vecv deeply. 1 'Was pnmn u
? -was compli
iucnted in the first jr
invited to act as aicj
Hancock's sfaff W?
v.ce by being
a: upon Gen.
en he" called
n fonrf- for rlnfv'lW )- nio
handed
an order which dirtU ; cd staff offi
cers to take their peAor rn 't:-6
line according to theupV ; rank. Gen.
Gordon was embarr?Xs.?ed when he
read this. Ho had'hSone of tho
highest of offices in ljhe- Confeder
ate army, but under M.he existing
order of things he hr.d xnoi- rank;
So he solved the vexed question of
his position by going! modcdTstiy to!
tite ena 01 tue nne evcry one
cf the regular army officffirs down'
to tho hnmblest. Bat lifewas not:
nermitted to remain tljhere. An.
aide from Gen. Hancoc
loniiiir ui) and directed? Gen. Gor
don as the ranking. offjMcer (o take
his position at the herji.d pf tho staff
next to Hancock himsf elf. This re
cognition of his old drade deeply
touched Gen. GordohPnot that he
cared anything for L the position
itself. He is too muclvi of a- man of
the world to be move
'l by trifles,
but the spirit of
jtirtesy and
friendliness that dicta
ed the offer
fctined his chivalrous JiiatnFe to its
fullest depths. Agaiiy at the tomb
Gen. Gordon fell bacM deciding to
yield the place to j Utpate of Gen.
Hancock's regular arn associates.
Brit even t hen he was foiled in his
attempt by the watchgiid ; courtesy
of Gen. Hancock. r flVord came
quickly to Gen. Gordo -ffj chat he-was
out of position, and ho v was direct
ed to move up above F Gen. Roger
Jones and hold his plafee until the
close of the ceremny.
X? IirW: AC IIEKS'
uiack Mountain Clilosen as the
rermaucut iiociou.
'liiliCii'MbusTAiN, '4-gast 17.
oi
lip.u shown to the comnbiffpAlw t.h
the people the hospital J,;ies of the
mountain comitry estc:'vled, and so
many excellent prdpcpitionst.and
inducements have becnl offered the
the assembly that the! committee
fcjund it hard to choose j tiie place.
After careful considerrVion of all
the advantages, of all yhe places,
Black fountain was unanimously
selected for the next, rrl ectihff." A
sleeping
i perfectly
itions will
- "
, thousand
o is aroiis
is awaken
ed in the assembly,aud iig-arly every
teacher in the State, will lutend the
next session. i i
E. G. HAKEELL, bl l-cretary.
3iail by Irivateielivery.
f WA"sniXGTON, Augujt 17. A
few days ago the American District
Telegraph1 Co., of Philadelphia, sub
mitted proposition to thVj post
ofllcc'department toperfqrmf special
delivery service which gees Vnto ef-
lst. Act in j; Pel 5tmas-
Steyenson ; tf-datv de-
?htertain the p opoff tlbn.
thi
law (Mve-a-i:ot Oon
etting on- iniSirvice
f contrnVr. In1 tnf -r she'd bo tin-
dcrKtoei imajcdiatex-jatol. of thj
tmteas in ei cities., Tfii
. '1 ' ; ' - ..a. r .
is the nrsc oiler oi thoi- MT.t receiv-
edat the department an iftn'e action
in this instance establishes a pre
cedent to ; be followed i: t any and
alt similar5 basest
We are informedf that
gentle.
man from Utah "Teiritcr
arrived
last, and
Suuday
the drug
was his
in our city Saturday nigiT;
put up at the Central tha
morning he went to one c;
custom to smoke after .
reakfast
and was informed that it w Jvs against
the law to sell any Sin i i y. Hft
immediately returned to f ?e hotel,
called for his bill, paid ifl -and left
with baggage , for "theBel'o House,
saying that he could pt tvilbrd to
stop in a place where ho ?guld not
get .1 smoke; that the pKI c was too
holy for him. , In" trnt
id to be
iclinedto
candid, we are serion
doubt the cohstituti
V of such
. -
a municipal enact
jwin tity
Daily.
-Tim
News Items."
! Gen. Grant threw the first spade
lul of dirt on the South Florida
Kail way.
jT. .
It has beeri figured out that
4UU,0U0,000 passengers were carried
Iw fhn wnrhP. 10oo
... ..-..v. u
r jynnnn o t., ,
. C. P. Bacon, Governor Hill's law
partner, says the latter will have a
walk-over in the race for arenomi
nation. '
Thevtotalivotin-.nonnlation
290 colored. This is according te
recent pensus '
i The Democrats of Pennsyl vania
are not worrying about an -.issue
now. It is a candidate they pine
foe most of all. - j ;
First AssistantPostmaster Gen
eral Stevenson declares that his
Washington experience has j de
strpyed his faith in petitions. J
: came gaNf Undertaker Alerritt charges $30,-
000 lor his services in embalming
the body of Gen. Grant. A right
expensive luxury, this embalming
business, for somebody.
, The receipts for the Grant fund
on Saturday, through the New York
Sun, amounted to 1, ; while the
World acknowledges 10 cents from
seven contributors. ': . - ;.
pi the general . overhauling that
; the departments at Washington are
getting the j Treasury carpenter
,snop has not been overlooked. It
:seem3 that government mahogany
I comes high:' Perhaps it would be a
Igbod plan for the government to
employ a private; citizen to make its
mahogany purchases.
?' " ''- - h' ; ' N ' - 'r": i :1 :
The commanding officer,in charge
of tho Grant obsequies, Gen. W. S.
Hancock, in. his general order,
thanking the various I officers and
commands taking part, says: Tho
gia, ' and Gen. Lee, of Virginia,
amoug the aides-de-camp, was : es-
pecially gratifying. I , ; , -
j Kow that Vice-President Hen
dricks has ranged himself alongside
of the Administration and is going
jto pull liistiyhaeafterat' is i -expected
that the car of Beform will
move forward with less friction, if
not more speed. The Vice-President
has started ahead, by the way,
just in the nick of tiiko to keep from
being run over. T
j Hungry as the Ohio Democrats
are, they canuot qujte get ' their
courage up to the sticking point of
denouncing the Administration.
In their famished condition it prob
ably strikes them that it is bad pol
icy to quarrel with the only pantry
in view, and that it is better tohave
decisional access to it than to slam
and lock the door in -their own
faces.
j: Maxwell's Defence.
St. Louis, August 18. In course
of a conversation Maxwell said Prel
ier was troubled with insomnia, j and
that ho had prescribed chloroform
for him on several occasions, and
with benefit. Preller, however, iiad
hart disease, he said, and intimated
that he had either taken or ad
ministered to him onthis occasion an
overdose, with ; fatal result. This
will be his defense when he comes to
trial. ) ' 1 ' ". v- .
Not au Assassin.
Indianapoucs, Ind., August 18.
-The shot which nearly struck Gov.
Gray, while he was riding yesterday,
was fired across the road at a target
by a boy, who did not know of the
Governor's proximity." There was
no attempted assassination. fr
, - !f
New York Democrtic Conven
. ; tion. -T
j Sanatoga, N. Y., August 18.
The state committee has decided that
the democratic convention shall be
held at Saratoga on September 21th,
at noon.? iThe vote was 23 to 11.
The New York State. Democratic
nominating convention will be held
at Saratoga, September 24th. : There
is no doubt but what Gov. Hill will
be nominated. The Ohio Democratic
Convention will meet to-morrow. -
-Ladies call things by the right
name because they believe in the
appropriateness of things, and yet
they can be easily "persuaded to
change JJieir name which is indeed
a miss-no-more (misnomer).
Just received another invoice of
the best shoo polish on the market.
Try "a bottle of Button's Baven
Glass and yon will use no other.
Sold only by
W. T. WfiAVEB & Co.
Fine shoes made to order and al
kinds of repairing neatly done,
- i
tue kjum xrrice onoe atore.
w. T. Weaver & Co.
aug.lOtf. j ,
JO.
A good selection of Orange GroveS
5, and unimproved land in tho Lako
j i'oifc county, South
Florida, lor sale by W. K. Morgan.
jtor any miormation call at J. N.
Morgan A Co Book Store, until the
15th of September. , ; V . aU"18.2t
MosUDesirable Suhinier
' I Ilcsideuco
in hours drive of Asheville over
ui ; r
of ?u v.wrau--u acres rof
fill t tur mAnntniM .-I 1
a One hundred Nacres of woodland
very close by for sale. Call on ;
Waltee B Gwyn.
anglGd&wlw
Land Ag.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
'1
diamines.
Aug 20-tf 1 G. L. McDonald.
" ; visitors .
Will find Pleasant Rooms, Good
Boakd and the Best of Watek at
D11. E. a. GatOhell's, Haywood
Street. L v- .
Aug 20 . ''X: 1 .; v.'.
tf
J Notice-For Sale.
Three magnificent, marble top,
walnut dressing cases, French plate
glasses rare bargains. Come and
examine. !
Room above store of A. L.Jones
Son, next to Bank:! '
' Aug 20 It - J f 1 - :
Ashevill Male Academy I
A SELECT; CLASSICAL, GER
i;MANi FBEKCH, I MATHEi
, JUAXiOAL j and : THOB
! - OUGH ENGLISH
j SCHOOL, '
Opens Sept. OlhJ 1835. at 9:30 a. in.
and continues 40 weeks.
Two Depaitmentsof Instrnction,
number of pupils; in each depart
ment; limited to 30. Ko extra
charge for modern languages: I ' -
i A liinited.hnmber of uunilS" will
bo taken jis boarders, b$kha famiU"
-For terms,! etc.) address X
1 S. F. TENABLE, ;
1 Principal,
aug-ludlm. ;
A UCTIONt Sale at Henry's Ton
XJL.&orial, of effects, consisting of
Dressing Cases, Barber's Chairs, Car
pets, Pictures, Lamps, &ci Sale to
begin this morninjr at Hi o'eJoclr;
J. J. HiIjIj. Auctioneer.
Aug. 19,lt.
NOTICE OF j S ALEl i-On the
10th ofjSepteraber, 1885, we
will, sell at public auction the fol
lowing articles to-wit : 2 head of
mules, 1 rond mare, 4 head of cat
tie, 12 head of hogs, 2 wagons, one
set of tannef js tools, one set of shoe
tools, 1G bee stands, one-half inter
est in thresh imachine, quantity of
wheat, quantity of hay, the entire
stock of goods on hand,1; househohl
and kitchen 'urniture? all farming
ntensils, one bbl. shot, one shot gun.
All of the within is to be sold on
six months time with note and ap proved
security the property of
S. ,G. Brigman, deceased. This
Aug. 18, 1885. 1
i Joel & JasJ E. Bbigman,
- v) . Administrator's,
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la Post Office Block, AshCTille, N. C.
Beg toannounce to thb public Uiat they hare
. established a new store of General Variety
Goods.
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AGENTS FOR
Faraaces and Mint Apparatus,
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PIANOS Mo ORGANS.
! KEKt ON IIAND'
jewelry, Plated "Ware, Notions, Pictures,
Cnromos. Albnjns, Ijamps, .Writing Mate
rials, Japanned Tinware, Household
Tinware, Masial Instruments, .
Soaps, Cheap Watches, Pocket ;
Book?, Perfumery. Looking
Glassesi Vases, Toilet Sets, i
VERY CHEAP! BHEET MUSIC. ORVA
MENTS for - PARLORS and BITTING
ROOMS, MOTTOES for HALLS and
; , , RECEPTION ROOMS. ,
. Ii. fact, a general ; stock of Variety GoolH
aseful and fancy articles needed In every
home. J j i ' j
HTER'S l SIFTEK-GOODS A
SPECIALTY.
We invite you to visit ns and assure moderate
i pi ices and polite attention. Respectfully
I 1 1 asking patronage, we are
: - " ' . ,1' Truly Yours, - . ! ;
; , E. A. H. BEYLAND & CO.
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THE EAGLE HOTEL!
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The management of this Hotel, in
consideraton j of i the . present hard
times, andi to meet the wishes of tho
Travelling : public,
havO decided to reduce their rates on
and after the loth of August. t
For terms please apply at the of
flee.
auMIw.
TQB BENT.-iI have 2,
:"" "to rooms. 10 rent
PRICE 5 CENTS.
For a nicer carriago and team, call
onj rank Fanning, at J. DiBrevanl
July , v ; lm.
Misf Clevelan's Book, ("Geo. Eliot
and other studies 'M PrirVi si .m f
at
. L. Vilkie t Co'si an 2.
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Keniember to send your job
work h) the Advance .Toh (lnipn
Prices satisfactorjr and worlt imex :
celled. ; - - - -t 1
Why are dances li
Thoy.jriug up at night. And the
night Air often induces cohMia nni
Jds,J Do 1101 neglect them, but
take Ttylor?a Cherokee Iicmedy of
weet unm and Mullein in time.
goods Citable for present at J. L.
"ii. & uo73 Eagle Building.
' All Inds of cheap TeaTHng matter
at J . L WlLKrE A Co' Book Store. -
THEjrLAUEtoflndncrlv any
CAbll IBICES, is nt tr etftro of A.
,snoviUeviN . C. CASH OR GOODS
paid loii country rrod
suppllctl. Goods delivered in I city
limits li-ce of charge. !
u201y. A. II. JONES t'c SON.
KJfflit Now!
JL'OO rires
valuable land xi-iti,
largo orbhard and frame dwelling
iminediifely on line of im P.oad
andtlosu to Ashovillo. fm- cnir!
larg
cheap, apid on easy terms. . . Apnly
lmmedi.-itely.to .
W. BJGwvk,1.
Laud Ag't.
auglC(l4wlw
Tourists iro to "lWlnnii' Vorint..
Goods Stbre. " and trpfc vnnrrIVTnc,u.'
rravolmg cups. New Ikvi.-vi.tAv
'a Whstand Splasher" made
like Ciiromo-olMithographs-save
.wuMiing oi towels. Get one iind
ornament vonr washstan1.
Postofiica-Bloeki-No; h. niirtcr.
Private UoarcL ; !
Mrs. J. li. S. Mcintosh, n
t-
ville. is Prepared to ncnnmmmktn 'n
limited nhinber of lx)ardorH. irnnsn
novy and well fitted up. liood faro
niiu fc'u-onauio terms, ivin.i m
.llisb Clevelaiul's Honfr
J or sale ht J. N. Moboa:; & 'Co'
BofikStoiev; Irico rcd.ac-vl to fl.00.
T'V ,10 VTQ 01 tbo Hard wlcke &
W elles, licit - Itegulatiug Attach
ment, will be $10.00 fr -auV aiza
oain. i upy v nt liO"seulty exprtr-
or freight! immediately upon receipt
of order. These Attachments iare
always oft hand at Marshall, N. C,
and will bo at other places as soon
an tii-VHDftOTaonbn etfz;ptf ftxadol for
tueu' itiaiBuruccure.- " """f.morl
-Parties fvishing job printing of any1
decriptfoh can Jiavo It dono at short
notice' anjl'. on the most reasonablo
terms sit the Ad"ance Job Office, i
Go to J. L. WiLKiE-tt Co's popu
lar liooiv tore, lor apything in their
line.
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City
Visitors Can llavo
Good accommodation with sub
stantial bdard by the day 70 Cts
ingle, meals 20 cts for spit'ial terms
and further particulars apply to ltov.
Vm. WaIid, Hill Street. -Horses
'fmiortabfystableuifree. julylVlt
Irivat
7i i r si Trt in i
rivato iSoard!
Witliin sive minutes walk of Post
office,, accommodations first-class,
large yard, 'fine, water, fruit and
milifc, ctc.j for 825.00 -per month.
Apply to Col. J. A. Facq'S,
auTlw Bridge Strcc .
iKW ADVEltTISEMITH.
HlLLfS HJLNING KOOM.
Iit Knciikitr EveryboJy suMt at HILL'S
DINING RO(j.M, oa South Main street, ulxvo
E 'Kifc Hotel, for first clths mf nl.
21 Speaker I have heard so, and Will koJ
uiero Tuyseai nertrartxjr. .
Jst Sp?nlfer Ills beef steak can't be beat.
'M Speaker Well, I am hungry now, nd
will ?o and liry Hill. Good-day stranger. ,
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S. I CHEDESTER & 80N,
, ' DEALERS IN . '
G E N E i AL MERCHANDISE,
Consisting of Dry Goods, Notion,
Family- Groceries, &c. Also Do
mestic 'Sawing Machines and At
tachments.
. AND PROPRIETORS OF TJIE
GRAND CENTRAL HOT
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' Patronage solicited and satisfaction
guarantee. ".. augll12in.
Vilunb
e . City Property f or
Sale,
Thcl
Store House and &ot pnVatton '
le, adjoining C.Cowafi's Jewcl-
Avenue,
ry Store,' On the West, and' one door
East of O. E. Graham's Wholesale
Store tho property of tho lato Hugh
Johnston, will be sold on Tuesday,
September, tho J5thf 18S5, to tho
highest bidder for Cash. '
The let extends through from Pat
ton Avenuo to Pulliam Street, with
a front width of 80 feet and 7 inches
on each street. .
It has on it a well-built Brick Store,
fronting on -PattOn Avenue with a 1
depth of about SO fdet.
The first lloor and basement- nro
occupied by i 0. 1 W. . Morgan & Co.;
for General Merchandise ; tho upper
room by the Young Men's ( Christian
Association. ; ' ' .
Title unquestionable. Term Ctuh .
Title and possession given at once. 1
B. G. GUBGEIi, j .
. R. B. JoitXo'JON'f ,
nugG-tda ! Exceiitora. '
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