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ADVANCi: OFFICE. KOtTIfOF COUirr
IIU'.'K. IN Jtl lLDINd rOIlMElLLY
OC"U T 1. O L Y CO I'NT Y I K KAS-
JOB - PUiuTIuG: .
The AUVAc Job TjiniTiNO
Offici: U oau of the bvst equipid
oiikt- iu tle Stto, aul is.itLsf.ie
itta U ganmatct.l in ever- respect.
Work executed, promptly. . Oniois
solicited. . . . . . :
Unlaundricxl fchlrts at Ilov.eli'o.
. .VWII. UlLlZ-Notice. . ; '
. "J. C. Clayton' Lts forSile ,
P. D. To l:. Pasture for Kent.
X.J. v. PATTONTeaiu'for Sa!c.
.- W: Strin-Celd, of .Way-
. LPsvi!', ii in the city.-- ' r
, Will there lean aiill-stock laiv
" Wxrkof rfcbuiMini? the firo com
pjnys hogehoueh bvlujutL
to.!,
' 'IrD. -C, Waddell, tre regret to
"Lear, i3til'l conP? to bia; rooni
: We regret to hear of the ,"nrta
illness of Mr. W. y. Porter, ,u
Swanuauoa. -
Ir. Cha.s. A. Moore has returned
from Raleigh where he went to at
tend tho Supreme Court,
, Martha Hradlej, charged with
, killing her child, will be put ou
tr?l fr "r life to lay.
Tipnn Guuter, of Maui.-oi:, who
killed hi fathir one day last week,
rill hare u hearing before Judge
'Gudger,.Mou'iay, ou a writ ol
habeas corpus. 1
The Sociable and Donation Party
. at the Metbodi.st Church Parson
age yesterday eveiriug and last
night was well attended! The j oc
casion was much enjoyed.
Capt. J. W. Gopert of Marphy, is
In the city on his return houn from
a meeting of tho Hoard of Due '-tors
of the State onltentiary at Ralei gh,
of which Board ho is a member.
Desmond's is one of the popular
places iu the city. Yesterday, and
stoie was pretty well
crowded
with customers.
The brick work on the new Hay
wood White Sulphur Spriuys hotil
is complied. The building is 42
feet wide by 1GG feet long, with
three stoi A s above the basement.
TheQrst indictment for violation
of the recent city ordinance against
belling liquors after the hour of 11 p.
m. was trirtJ before Mayor Aston
yesterday; and dismissed for the
want of sufficient proof.
. Inrcpon-'e to our request, an in
telligent, Christian gentleman of the
city has furnUhcd us with some ex
cellent matter for our Sua lay issue.
. We dtire to devote a portion of our
space (in Sunday issues especially)
. to tiio discussion -i of questions which
will tend to the moral advancement
of Our community, and renew our
invitation for short contributions on
moral subjects.
A majority of.the speeches made
during the progress of theUensely
"trial, have been complimeuted in
the highe t terms. Iu fact, all the
speeches have.becu much praised,
and in this counection, we will
state that we heard a geutleman
cay jestejday, that the bar of
' Asheville was the strongest in the
State. The gentlemau referred to
is a man well acquainted, with the
legal taleut iu North Ciroliua.
A nol method for raising funds
is to bs resorted at a church enter"
'tainnifUt shortly to be heldiu Day'
ton, Ga. We comaieud the plau to
the Asheville people. Each lady
atteodiug will be wrapped in a
gossamer 'waterproof aud veiled,
and carry a lunch basket filled.
.They will then be "sold" at auction
to the highest bidder, aud the pur
chaser will secure the lady's' com"
pany as a partuer for the rest of the
eveniug aud a share of the coutents
- of her IulTch basket.
Low Prices at Law's.
Besides our line of fine goods,
we have the largest aud cheapest
assortment of fancy' Cups and San
ders, Vasesi Toilet SeLs, etc Child's
Cup and Saucer in Gold and Col
ors, 15c, medium size Cup and Sau
cer, Gold aud. Colors, 23c; large
size 33 and 40q Mustache Cups,
nice ones, 33 to 50q Cups and
Plate, Thin China, 73q 14 inch
Wax Dolls, 14c; Bisque Figures,
5c; Brass Picture Frames, 33c,
(new). Fine Clocks in Brass, 3J0
to f 10.50; Brass Trays, etc , etc
X mas Cards.
Headquarters at LawV.
Dec 19. lw
" Model SntCcIi. . .
To -i u i!
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Tcr.
itiOn, iii
ju.h lony ra juar.es. livery j 'v1- -"-i,u ;1. r u :t -v
word .was ic its ri"Lt nlAee-iiot l" lt' tlJC cltii!:; seeches -'iiCK.
oue too many nor one too I'er', V.'i:
Ciitnro "the opinion -th-it L (?.-;: (T
couijIish'ia ;;..s iiiucli IT ! :s client
5's i;ny lawyer who puke. ; We
cite
tuo valiant GoIouprA effort
worthy of irui.ation.; '
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Strtet Letter Boxes', : . . c
- Congressman Thos. D," Johnston
has made application to tho Post.
oOice Department' for four : strce
the request hasitr:n)tlb, and
ctttJTis are,, given him how to
proceetl to. get .tbe . boxes, which
will bo here 1u a few dais and put
up for use. Truly Asheville is on
the 4 Advance."
Freight Itatfc3 Compared.
- 'We publish -.below . -'be through
rates frow New York to Kuoxvii.e
from' ur?t to sixth class :
I'ud "
3id
4th - '
otli ' . .
Gth
Prom this-it appears that
50
&)
70
Mi
through rate ou 1st class from N$w
York to Knoxville is 1.00.
Now wiiat is the rale from New
York to Asheville f , We learn from
our leading -merchants that rV is
5LCC.
Will our friends Graham and tho
Messrs. Penniman 'elidaia this?
Wo understood them to argue be
fore the Board of Trade, that Ashe
ville had advantages in the wav of
reight equal to nay of our, neigh
boring towns.
If the above be true, the con
sumers of Asheville pay tG cents
more per cwt. than those of Knox
ville. ,'
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the same advantages of other
placs This accounts for Knox
ville's rapid growth.
Gen. Jour i" Washington Mil
itary Matters.
A correspondent of the Charlotte
ObscrrSr writing from Wushiugton
under da.c of f n 15tn inst- S:1.vs :
4Adjut in GeneralJcues arrived
Ixst k night an,is quartered t the
Metropolitan Ltel- He has charge
of several militai.v P;11"- In c,ou
nection with his ll is.,w.el1 to
state that the subject of militia re
organization is once nV7 VToml'
neut. A couveutiou win njeet here
to morrow and will take steps to
perfect an organization on ix un
proved plan. Gen. Jones will pi 0,
ably Have a large share ia the pro
ceedings. It is intended to ask he.
passage of measures to increase th e
efficiency of the militia, ana as it is
a long session and the appropria
tio.i for the purpose will bo in
charge of the cornmittee'on milita
ry iitlairs, the prospects are deci
dedly favorable for the enactment
of a inore liberal militia law thau
the virtually, obsolete one on the
statute books.
' Another topic discussed by Gen.
Joues in a brief interview with your
correspondent was the bill to pay
to Nrth Carolina and three other
Southern States, the amount dao
for ams. which. n :oitnt of ig-
Gorman. Tho moaey, v23,(s0(), was
covered into tl4 Treasury. 1$ re
qnirrs an :r of Congiess to securer
it. A bill for. the purpose ;assed
one lI'Hist last session. Brtc j?s
this is a new deal" ths whol taai
ter wdl have to be goue over -igaiu.
This morn ing a bill was introduced
iuto the Senate by Senator Vance,
which-, becomes a law, will effect
the des ired purpose.
Tho Adjutant General iain prime
heal t i. . ."
leatuof lion. Ssuipsou liobo,
Spartanburg, DecemlerlG. Tho
Hoii. Simpson Bob , ageil 82, was
taken suddenly ill this morning
and died at 7:15 p. in. Ho has been
a leader at'tho bar, in the church
and in our couuty.
Mr. Bobo had many frieuds aud
acquaintances in this city, having
sp;nt several summers here with
hi a daughter, Mrs. Thos. D. John
hton, who was with him at the time
of his death.
In a type-setting contest at New
York "Tuesday, for a purse of 1,
000, Joseph McCand defeated W.
C. Barns. The time was four hours
and the type minion.! McCann's
string .measured S,0G2 ems and
that of Barns 7,851.
tetter -W?t to ; be pat Up on ihcl'tercd the sppaUVffor. . UaphiC BRIEFS,
street, of .Ashevi:.V for the,con- ;tihe afternoon "4"xqW lielV?'-:- " " -"
yemenceofthe iabl;;Postma.Vierrtor:Pu,:o:.: was struck bv a train
Weaver- i3i in icct; h speech. orXu Cbernezerv
notice from Jha. department tb iffjn tmuiihlV arousal ' bv Tedn;. T:,Vuv- - "
noraiii c or earevssl5e..s, w ?n i big cneap and newsy as tne o mer
drawn iioni the Tre..ur. ap0r3 vou cau safely U that he
during the administration of Gov. J der uu weaith to as-
asiievillt;.
Jud,
tic j
He I
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t::j: c.
Ilt'usley trial v; iJriu tv,. tv James i
Il-alerrir.oufjr the - defender arid
';"pUI' '"gu2pr.;i fntuiMv; dealers to restrain the or, crats and Republicans may be
State. . .yr. Zdern'mou occapieu tho J diucir nn counting, consolidating found standing side by side in fa
lorenoou of tho day, and delivered.! cnlincing the vote in there- vorl as:well as in opposition, to 'the
'as
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convinciug; ajgdint-uts tver'iade-
td s Buncorouep jry. The close
and
undivided 'attention- oi tho- Jjiiefl
crowd in". court", ' Vas evidence
tlje reputation of Solicitor Furgu
sou as ;an advocate, ilrew . aicrowd
of closely attentive jisteuers to the
court room. The speaker's" reputa
ticn for close, logical effective- de
clamation, was fully sustained, im
pressing ail who heard it with the
idea that the effort of ,this speaker
was - one of 'extraordinary power
and vigof. - '
' At the .coudusiou of the nrgu
ment the Court took a recess until
7 o'clock, !), in., it which time a
very large azid attentive' crowd
gathered in i Le court ro mh to hear
the Judged; ecital of tes"timouy,aud
I the charge upon the law of the
ca". -sTc recital of the tesiuiony
reqiiireu a considerable time. -The
Judge's notes if ..the evidence were
unusually accurate and complete.
Judge' Gudger's charge -of the
law was clear, , pointed aud ap
propriate.
The cae has occupied niue or
ten days and the judge, jury,
and lawyers showed signs of weari
ness. ' ' ' " ! .'
His Hon. Judge (ludger has won
the admifafiou of" all' parties and
the public in the dignified manner
of presiding and the unusual readi
ness aud aptitude which he showed
"tiettMcxing queaiuhs ot law
which were raised iu the cae.
Alter the Judge's charge the jury
retired from' the court room, with
a suggestion from the Judge that
they lest all night before beginning
their deliberations, if they desired
lo do so.
. William Bender, oi Cincinnati,
recently threw into a ..fire a pack
age containing S40,000 iu Govern
ment bond. He, had been drinking
heavily and fancied some of his
relatives were after his wealth.
It may not be generally known,
aud we do not see much mention
made of the fact by the press in its
i.otices of the late W. H. Vander
bilr, that he gave $10,000 to the
IJuiversity of North Ca'rolina, at
thv sapp'estiou of Rev. Dr. Deems.
R. J. Glenn, Esq., of Forsyth
county, Jas been appointed Solici
tor of tUd th Judicial District, to
fill-.hc vacancy created by the
death of Joseph D6bson,Esq. Mr.
Glenn is a well tfau5PPea hiwyer
::nd popular throughout the State.
He will" serve the people of his
District; faithfully. " ;
When vou hear a man sneering at
the local papers because they are not
sist in making them better, and tnat
generally the papers have done more
for him than he has for thenar The
man who cannot ee the benefit aris
ing to a town oi county from a news
paper is about a3 much value to a
town or county a3 a delinquent tax
list. Harrington Time..
'Sent to the Senate
The following- North Carolina ap
pointments has ben seut to the
Senate for counfrmatin : '
To be - consuls' of the United
states, Preston L. Bridges at Mon
tevideo; E.J. Hale, at Manchester.
Allen, Durham; Jis. B. Smith, .S
etteville; John H. Hill, GoldsK"'
ougli ; Geo. H. Gregory, Greens
boro'; Warner J. Barrett e, Kings
ton ; J. A, -Taylor, Oxford, Oscar
G. .Parsley, Wilmington; J. A.
Bennett, Reidsville; T. B. Doutlii!,
I Salem ; Wm.-G. Lewis, .Statesville;
Mrs. il. Peuger, Tarboro : Wm. W.-4
Gay, Wilson; Samuel H. Smith,
Winstou.
Have you "got him on the list f"
Who t - Why II. H. Lyons, who
has the most suitable Xmas pre
sents at the lowest figures. Don't
fail to see his JobiCounter. It
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:aML"Y v ADVANCE
V SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 19,
5ET FOR PROHIBITION. DBAWIXG A SILVER LINE.
3 ION TO THAT EFFECT
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S. COUKT AT ATLANTA.
' ta, Ga., December 17.
5 -'l-dcCoy: in the United States There appears to be a wida!
tpourt this 'morning, after ion of opinion in the House ! on '
th
ys argumeiA by counsel,
fll
sed i.'ls
.Mrant the application of cer
.iuiuii leciion. auis
a.grerux. ictory for the prohibition
is iijhey,are correspondingly
j
1 a br; fTrahe law will cro into
f j
V v. ' V s.
Alio eiectj'o lisriit was tnrned nn
at Knoxvliiest night. ,
-' A- fi rPt rr -
Tharsdav;1 dpsirnv a
baru and tWerfSy: head of cattle. ,
Jackson v!ef&a.,! had a $100,
000 fire T)rirsd-iv' morning, i One
man was 'instapT killed by falling
walls aiid three'', or four others
. .
badly injured f :' I
.
jLueenons or, i o oi inters, who
recently "struck" Z the Knoxville
r . - . - . .
Tribune, to boycott -4 at; paper, are
proving a miserlbleVailure.
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"ladiKonj-Indnmber 17.
aul.Hendricbs,:-i-ery- of the
Ld ' - .
Jladison (jas Uoiiiiaiiy-andpusin Ver questio!) is not confined to par
of the hio VicepPresh; -it, dropped tleis-but theHouse is divided by
dead this: morhuigj-fttJarfc dis
ease.
Vice
president Iieidiki' JEs-
Iudianapolis,-: fDecenit ,v.7
Mr. Ilendricksl(to-dayy IrM her
bond in the sum of jjQVQ Vis? ex
ecutrlx of the, will of er !vhus
band, Vice PresiduseHyrrcks.
Her affidavit s.tafeTt!ato t.C j?best
of her belief aiefat"oiM i tfeu';-;
All the Pensions Paft. iv
Auditor" W. P. Roberts sent out
all the pension warr ants save four
teen, which were delivered in his
effice to parties residing here.
There were 2,004 of the warrauts
mailed. . ! A warning to tho : re
cipients to beware of 'people ".who
desire to "share" or dis-i&3"at the
warhrnts accompanied each. The
list of pensioners will soon be pub
lished. It will be arranged by
couuties, and wiHgive-ewy name.
Copies of the list will be sent to
each county, aud .will be used for
the double purpose of 'ascertaining
if any of the pensioners obtained
the money frauduleutly,"aud of giv
ing infoamation as to the names
aud residence; of all the recipients
of the State's bounty. It is said
that Cleveland, Union and Ran
dolph counties lead all in the num
ber of 'pensioners. Ualeigh Ob
server.
A" New Haven bay recently, "for
fun?' inserted an advertisement in
a local paper for a! huslmnd. A
Western-farmer auswered it, and
the young wrote at length, describ
iug himself as a handsome, middle
aged womau with a long bank ac
count. The granger came on last
week to see the woman, tie is uow
after the young man wtt'Mi suit for
fraud and loss of time and money
A street puduce broker was ar
rested in New York Tuesday and
fined for selling adulterated food in
the shape of artificial eggs. The
shells were made of a clear, trans
parent-composition, and the shape
was perfectly modeled. Ihe por
tion surrounding the yolk was made
of alhumeu, and the yolk itself of
ground carrot an 3 saffron. The
eggs were .tested ; and found to
scramble well, and in -am omelet,
there was no perceptible difference
between the real and artificial egg,
but when boiled they are easily de
tected, as the yolk and surrounding
white portion do not harden sepa.
rately, as in real eggs. r
" . W hat's beco th e of Torn' Norvillf
Ug made me the best boot I ever
Yn " will find him in the rear of
We ivei- & ouoe otore, wuere ue sun
makes th ame class of work,
Dec. 4.
rnj,. nblin are invited to ex
amine my excellent stock of Fancy
aud Staple Groce
iaV r r,hrt,hik Goods, -trait
vQ Mmp0 rt ' Back Wheat
i.1UlCj AJXIUVV .. .
Flour, &c.
decl8:2t A. a DAVIS.
1885.
TS
THE SOUTH AND WEST AGAINST
THE NORTH AND EAST.
Washington, December
io.
divia
re - silver question. It is not confined'
- wit jiii party lines, as both Demo
is r uptfusiou oi cue coinage of silver.
- The division appears to be more of
a geographical than "of political
ef - nature. "-.Renre.sentativa fmm ti,0
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South and West as a rule disagree
with the view of-the President on
the; silver question, .while; those
from the North and East are pro
nounced in favor of suspending fur
ther coinage. Representative Tiii-
man is very emphatic in hisdeiiun
eiauon 01 ine resident's position
on the silver Question, and mli,.t
Uuata majority of the members of
. . ... :
the flouse, without ; regard) to ; par
'tn i.i '
fy, will refuse to. be governed b!y
his suggestions. 1 f,
j Representative Findlay, of Mary
land, who differs with Mr. BTiilmdn
uu lue silver question, saysMie pro
poses, at an early day, to iutrodude
a ,' bill or ioinh re so I lit inn rnmiir-iiirr
- .
uje cecretarv ot me.' Trensnrv. in
" 'r 7V
making his monthly purchases, of
silver bullion, to pay for the same
in standard silver dollars instead
of the tisual check or draft, pavable
i New Pork, which is virtually a
payment in gold. Mr, Findlay is
is also of the Oniuion that the. siU
by
the North and East on one side
and; the South and West on the
Other.
Iad Desperate by Whisky.
I)u"buque, Ia., December 10. A
desperate attempt at self des true-
tion was made this fornoon by
John A. Mueller, a marble cuWer.
jlii a ud oi trenzy ne seizea tne
tools t he was working with an.dC
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other chisel auQ drove it- into his
forehead. Wheu discovered .the
weapon in his head was protruding
a few inches beyond the opposite
temple. His, chances for lite are
hopeless.' He has a wife and child,
and the only cause assigned for the
deed h intemperance, which had
unbal anced his. mini and; made
death preferable to Jife. !
WHITLOCK IS CLOSING out
nis WRAPS AT GREATLY1 DE
DUCED PRICES. I
Silk Mtjffleks A nice Xmas
PKESENT A NICE LINE at
decRkf ; WHITLOCK'S.
For Christmas.
New lot of Toys, Fire Crackers,
Candies, etc. -
: dec47:3t , A. D. COOPER.!
USEFUL AS WELL AS ORNA
MENTAL XMAS GOOIS at
iWHITLOK'S-
CnuisTMAS Peesents -for both
Young and Old at WniTOCK's.
WHITLOCK - IS! SHOWING SOME
it-vPTTr. ! Goods that wotld ue
SljjlTAELK FOB XMAS PjtlESENTS.
r i-Yefry handsome line of. Smyrner
rdgs just. received at McMnlleus.
dec. 13 lw. J
- I respectfully all the attention
vif trtp iii! ) ic to mv siock oi
Watches. Clocks, Diamonds, Jew
ell V, Silver Plate, i Gold Pens, Gold
Spectacles and. Eye Glasses. All
of w.hich will be eold at very reason
able prices.
Thanking vou for your liberal
patronage heretofore, will be glad
to show you goods and prices dur
ing Christmas Holidays. : ,
- Yery Respectfully,
. J. DROBRKTSON, Jeweler.
1001 Main St., Asheville, N. C.
Dec. 18 tf , r
DOWN "LOW.-
Once more to the beach, dear
friends. Pelham's display oi Christ
mas and Holiday , presents - at his
Druir Store . is uow readj. Come
one, come all, every article, marked
- . f 1 Oi
down low. v ' aeciti.
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TO MY FRIENDS AND FORMER
, - . l PATRONS.
I have how opened a permanent meat
market at myold stand-in the l ea
ver building, on Eagle Street, 2nd
door from the coiner, where I: am
prepared to furnish my customers,
with good Steak and Roast at from
7 to 8 cents per pound.
' Thanking my friends and the pub
lic generally-for past patronage, and
hoping to share a portion in the fu
ture, lam
Very Truly,
de-15-lm v" G. W. BELL
v.: -i i - : :'U-- j.-, V- . '. '.; .-. . VV V '. . "!
Holiday Gools at about '"n
IoVcOSt. ;: J.L. WlLKIE..
. Dec. 13. lv: - r ,
Beautiful Kid 'Gloves f(e
73 cts., at ! WniTLOCK'si
at WntTLocK's-and jret' a
- very HxpsoNE Cloak, at thicks
the I Cheaper TflAifaiAs been offered
-7 ' ! 'kr A !hs !.'
- " AiiKKTS, viites, Russian
-i.i.auo, vvanvitMi JACKETS,
DOLMANS, CLOAKS SHAWLS, IJOUL
EVAED SIvIETS, VC.
41 ' l. REDWOOD & CO,
' , j ADRTlSEMENTS.
?OR
SALE: 1
have
h acre, and
Id foP brick
.
a good
build-ng I -lot
1 acre lot, unexcell
APP't? ! i
declOl lw
UHN.O. CLAYTOX
t! ' V
PASTURE, IFOR RENT. For
the season of 18SG, I will rent,
.on reasonable terms, tle Elk Moun
tain pasture, -contaihiug 800 acres.
000(1 Spaing, j t iv , 'h
I i A im r trt i
F. D. POLK.
dec!9epd2w.
TVTOTlCE:-This is to give notice
JL to those parties who are ow
ing me 'for. board and will cot nav
me, that unless they come forward
ana f-ettJe before Christmas dav
their uames.will'positivelv be ex-
posed to the DUblic and their no..
, 'I . - , "
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declO
W. H. Hill.
-TlOR SALE CHEAP, foe CaSH:
J?; A good team of Mules, Wa-
on and Harness ,
App'lv to
J. W
Patton.
Dec.ll)3t I
TRIBUNE NEWSPAPER FOR
SLE, ; '.; '.
The Tribune newspaper is offered
for sale and will: be sold low and on
long time if properly secured. Office
complete, , Mak-rial new and well
selected. Good Power press. Fine
opening for weekly newspaper i in
Asheville; For particulars apply, to
FRAN
K CARTER,
dec.I8.lm.
Advance Office
UNDER OBLIGATION
A
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HoTd i henisfcl vei- 6 ndbV): igat
And return thanks.; to ,tbelr inay i9
friend- for their-: kind; patronage in
thepasndonlK.wish a.oUou:.'
anceof thearn We Will call tho;
attention of the pubH6 i to the ..fact,
that it is notourfinotto to adyertie
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; vvVAAUUUl j-
S
extensively in order to sell our gooasvQ on uk- r.,.,. x kv,
but mean for the Iqnali ties to ad ver-, g J- $ .',.
tise themselves, j You will - also re- - cccc ooo u ir tfiVkiiB t . srv.
member that we buy arid sell nothi ng
but' the purest ' ; . .,"
WMsties, Imin, Wises k,
hat ean be bought for cash. We are
not in debtand wish to sell for fun,
but Christmas lsmost here, ana our
eomo one. come ill, to the Eagle Bil- ir
nnilSft Is DUUUllIUU.V 6uu mru.riw
Hard Hall, under Eagle Motet oiuce, 1
Main St., Asheville, JN. u. . ;
A. P. SORKELLS te UltU.,
iToprittors.
NNUAL-M BETING, The an
nual meet -ng of Uie Stock-
imiHorj t h ft ii 1 5 an k of Ash e vil le
UOtUtO Vt ; j I
rtm l-i'
2nd, 1885, at ;4 o cloclc. p. m.
1 ' James P. Sawyee, i
dec.15 Ot
President,
FKESn
N O R F O L K
OYSTERS
Received daily.
ocill-Cin
IO THE PUBLIQ I
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Lovel v Whisk' Broom Ilohleis,
Betuitiful Boxes . Papeterie. Bril
liant Lamps, Xmas and New Year
Cards in endless yarii-ty, and Odor
Cases in knobby, design,- at PCI
hain's Pharmacy, the leader in low
prices. - viv J v
lldeclin.
Notice to Stockholders and
Creditors. ; y-'
' MCDOWELL COUNTY.!
- I- J
Mark Young,. A. T.' Davidson, B.
F. Long, Receiver, etc , riaiatiJJs.
vs. ' ' ; -. '
w. V. llollins. C. 'M. McLouo, and
i
I Commissioners under the Act. of
uaronna xvaiiiuau viiiijjdi , whj
I 24th of March, I80, Vejendants.
' At the reciuest of counsel engaged
iu the above entitled cause, repre-
antinBr narties to saia action, tne
time lor taking the account on
in th'fl eause is vostmned from the f
1st da v of Decem ber, 18So, m tneiztn j
day of January, 18S0. . j '
Tne account wm oe las-eu at oiaits-j
ville, N. C: tho 12th of January,
188G. 'v.;v
It is debired that all parties, creui-
ami ctoir'lrhrilflprs. interested in
the result of feaid action will be pres-
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ent and present their claims.
W. Z. Linxky. Referee.
Taylors villeN C Nov. Zoth, ibjso.
ATT HILL'S RESTAURANT.
PRICE 5' CENTS.
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NEW ' A DVJCRTISEMENTS,'
i.kadehs l. FASIIIO.Y.
mi
mst certainly go to '
uu t'Aiiiuinj nis .Jmmensy stock
among which will be ' found oh,e
very Jiandsone goods suitable for
ariotmas presents.
WHITLOCK'S
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iSiStU unbroif " and it will be to tho
uuv?n
ouy ing a wrap to eiamino tho foi-
low ing prices!: i
ewmawacts now reduced to Sir,
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O.UUX.1UUW walking Jackets,
and ither Cloiks at prices that
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compel you td
will
buy.
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Is complete . in every re.pccT an
i-omoraiv bartrain's ur nfV..ro,i .
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finejinen II. 8. Handkerchief for 1'JJ
cents, worth 2 cents, llandkorehinf.
A
rangipg in price from 8c to $2.(M',
worth double the money. .
GREAT" REDTJO'-TIOIT
- . -IN
' ZDRESS GOODS.:
3G-inch Satin Berber that sold" for
oOc are now sellmg for 40c. SC-Inch
Cashmere that sold for 50c are now
sacrificed for 37c Brocade Satin Un
shed Berber cloth that is worth ',-c
is now going at the extremely low
price of. 18c, and every thing else in
iujs ciepariment at equally
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DtolESXlfJ sDEPAltl IKiNT
complete In every rebpect and ocr ...
prices are low r than the lowest.
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jvee ood w kjttt. ,
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At SO cents, worth 75 cyds. rFull
line Dr. Warner's and Dr. BullVCor-
sets.
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lloso all colors at exttjumely hrw
Fvdi Wrtnaent clnldrens Hoods
ajjd Sacques.
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: DON'T FORGET!
AVo are headdUarters- for every-.
thinir in our line, land don't buy 'till
Vou have seen what can be found at
H. WHITLOCK'S,
. " ; I Esgle Hotel Block. ;
Mail orders promptly attended to."
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A t nanal l am nropared i to offer
bi inducements to any one who pur
chases anything in thi- Department.'
Beautiful bilk Scans soia.i ior juw
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at ouc worm
75c 44 1.00:
ix '" ?t.00 44 1.5(1
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.'- English Baibriggan Jian
Hose at 25c, worth 10c,
Full asortmetit Gents' Wool llalf
Hose. ' - !
nonts Pure Linen Cold Border
Hem Stitched Handkerchiefs at 25c.
Best SI. 03 Shirt over. otTered " in
Asheville. ! ;
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COLLARS AND CUFFS.
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