Editor's Auonocement.
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aotuulUea, or withholds toe name of the au.
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eorr-pondenia, . Our views are expressed In
toe editorial columns. .
For Judge, 12th District:
HON. JAMES n. 31ERRIM0N,
JoF BUNCOMBE.
For Solicitor, 12th District :
GARLAND a FEEGUSON,!
OF HAYWOOD, j
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For Congress, Oth District :
WILLIAM II. MA LONE,
OV BUNCOMBE. !
IoTCaPT. JOHNSTON, IX THE CAM
1'aiosop js31, pledged himself
to the repeal of the intehnal.
11 even ue Law. One of his fikst
acts ix Congress was to place
i HIMSELF IX OPPOSITION TO; ITS RE
PEAL 11Y VOTING FOKCaIILISLE 1'OR
Speaker. Let the people think
for themselves!
THE COailE.SIO.AL CAMPAIGN..
The candidates for Congress io
this district will addieas the people
of Mitchell county, at the": town of
Eakersville, to-day. As soou as
Capt. Johnston is heard from the
, Citizen will have another long edi
! torial i&IIiug how Maj. Majoue was
"squelched," and how enthusiastic
the people in that countv are for
tho "nominee." While the Ad
vance is warm in tho support of
- 31aj. Malone, it is not our purpose to
misrepresent or, attempt; todc
ceivc bv inistatiug factsj The
Citizen would have its i readers
believe that the democrats of the
i
district arc united in support of
Capt. Johnston, and that; Major
Malone had no followiug whatever.
Such is tho tactics of that machine
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organ, but the iulisy or these as
sertions is too palpable to need
contradiction, 'ine citizens ac
count of the Brevard speaking was
partial and inaccurate to ' a dis
gasting eitent. The truth is, that
in Transylvania countv, j a large
Lumber of the leading democrats
:irc active in support of Major
Malone, and it was conceeded,
even by some of Johnston's friends
that his majority in that county, if
any at all, would be greatly re
duced. Is it essential .to Johnston's
success that his organ a should mis
represent facta and try to.doceive
the people f If so, he might as
well abandon tho contest for tho
people havo their eyes open, and
are reading and thiuking foe them
selves. This is a time when the
people want to read and hear facts,
instead of balderdash and hy
pocxacy, and the politician j'who ex
pects to win in this contestjby the
use of such means as indicated, will
wake up after tho electiqii to a
realization of the fact thatljthe in
telligent voters have set their sal
of condemnation upon such b politi
cal policy. . I j
The Muster and braggadocio man
1
ifestedon the part of a few pets and
camp-followers that hangf Urouud.
the town, . is no indication of the
spirit of the people generally. The
great masses, who are suffering by
reason or the stringency ol the
times, are seriously considering
those great questions which per
tain to the future welfare of j them
selves and their families, and have
locxiticaI cry of party and the rela
i J
ting of dirty anecdotes. Thjey feel
and know that somewhere there is
a cause for the scarcity of money,
the general depression of bnsiuess
and the consequent want and mis
ery in the land. Tho past: twelve
months have witnessed more riots
i
and bloodshed in this land, of ours
than was ever before
experienced
bewails of
iu times of peace, aud the
the widow and the cries of the or
! i
phan have gone up ironi many
homes, iu former years plenteous
and happy, now miserable and pov
erty-strickcu. Capital has jts hard,
unrelenting grasp on tho throat of
labor, and the toiling millipus are
!
8 affering oppressions in a thousand
- tit
, forms. Legislation in the Interest
of the rich is easily obtained,' but a
deaf ear is turned to the cries and
entreaties of tho suffering poor. In
jo
our towns and cities thel money
kings and powerful monopolies are
Call
acquiring property and rioting iu
luxury and ease, but in the rural
ncreasmg an
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Millions q
llions ot men.
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tzrciar andthepeo-j,
pie.
In the campaign, Maj. Malone is
showing to the people wherein lies
the cause of all these troubles and
the remedies therefor. He speaks
facts and figures and eschews the
sycophancy of the professional
politician. The people are for him
the leaders of tho ring are against
him.
Bouvo. Old N e wTork ram H laa
The genealogical record of some of th
first families is threatened : bj an ex
posure which mar make some wince,
but no true American will b ashamed of
a humble origin. In fact there is but
little room for boasting among the New
York millionaires. Peter Gflsej began
as a journeyman pianoforte maker, and
the founder of Cooper institute first ap
pears in the directory as "Peter Cooper,
machinist." The Brevoorts were market
gardeners. Alderman Carman, who left
a round million, was a house carpenters
A. T. Stewart began by teaching a small
echooL The millionaire Vermilyes were
the sons of a sexton of a downtown
church. Cyrus W. Field first opened
trade as a dealer in rags. Lawyer II um-
TncrT5CrtHI S3 ail niUnd txry tn liio www
office in which he is now partner. Vil
1 Lini Iibbev. formerly of A. T. Stewart
& Co., and now a retired millionaire,
was the son of a Newburg carpenter.
The first Astor that came to America
was a butcher and had a stall in Fly
market. Rufua Story, 1 now the
millionaire veteran of Front street, ' be
gan here as a hard-worked boy in a
cheap grocery. Jay Gould was in early
lio a clerk in a country store, and felt
that he was doing remarkably well when
he peddled maps in Delaware county.
Reader, it will not do to dispute the day
of Email things. Why, even the Spof
fords were shoemakers, the Stevenses
kept tavern, and the Wolfes can b
traced back to a gin-milL Let the genea
logical fiend do his worst, he will still
fin'l that wealth, like charity, covers a
multitude of sins. Now York cor. ; Cin
cinnati Enquirer, j
A Peculiar rortralt of Iiiit. j
There I ne portrait of Abbs
Ustt with which he is pleased, and it
came to be made by accident. One even
ing, in Rome, Liszt was performing on
cf his compositions with unusual im
petuosity and power. The piano, sayi
an eyo witness, sang and wept alternately
under- his charmed hand. When hs
finished, the audience burst into a rap
turous shout of "Encore!" At this Liszt,
pale and looking inspired, brusquely
leaped from his seat, turned around to
Iha audience, with his back leaning
against the piano, his arms crossed on
his breast, and liis head thixw slightly
back, and gazed at them unmoved for f
moment with stern severity. It wai
wtiile the master was in this superb at
titude that Layraud, who chanced to be
pment, seized his pencil and cauit the
picture before him. When Liszt saw it
afterwards he was delighted and he re
peated the pose, though he coald not re
peat the look in the artist's studio nexj
week. Paris Letter. '
A Few Very Plain Xhaughta.
6oni9 of our eastern literature make
mo sick. It L. so ever-nice it is nasty.
Do you know, the English have addo
sixty new skin diseases to the oataloguf
of cutaneous diseases through exees&ivt
bathing! That reminds one of the state
inut of the" philosopher, thai he bathed
twice a year if hp needed it. Dona
Piatt in The Current.. " "
, Tons of Decorative Fragments.
The Louvre at Paris has lately received
forty tons of decorative fragments from
the palaces of Artaxerxes and Pariui
and contemporaneous art. PMLadel
phia Press.
Atkinson & Cocke will sell at
Auction the Triangular lot near
Mr. Buttrick's shops at 11 o'clock
on the grounds. Free Cuss from
Public Square.
(One fourth cash, remainder on
time.)
! ASHEVHiLE
MUSIC HOTJE,
NORTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Sells PIANOS and ORGANS on
Monthly Installments of $5 and $10.
One Price! Only. -
Sheet Music and Music Books.
Old instruments taken in exchange.
Musical Instruction at Popular
Prices. 1
For Catalogues and Circulars ap
ply to
augl7:d&wly.
REDUCTION" IN -PRICES
; -of
MOBRISTOWW
A'D
Lenoir's Tennesseo FlouriJ.
At A. D. Cooper's.
j Real Estate.
M- st desirable hoose on Soruce
Street, 10 rooms, nearly new well and
handsomely built, neat as a oin in
side, lot is 90 feet front, 1ps3 than
mi,e from court house-a bargain.
for sale on Chestnut Street 100x378.
can be had for the next few days at
a jair unw. xno parry securing tnls
a : rwni a. . - -
lot win De lortunate indeed.
A MAGNIFICENT SITE
exactly 400 leet square, with streets
on a fliaes, Doauuiuiiy shaded with
trees, many or triem young and grow
Ing fast. This fine prorertv is in
North Asheville, on Broad. Sibblv
anu uorqrr si reets, one Diocfc Korth
V a a m . .7
Uluatnut street.
The above are only a few exam Dies
a large and varied list of real estate
lor sale in and around Asheville.
at my office In conrt house or ad
dress me through the Postoffice for
6w
further particulars, plats of lots &c.
WAX.TSB ii. UWYNi
augrvdtr Land Agent.
TPitio Groceries!
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mported and Domestic
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CHOICEST Kew Crop;
Choi'est Moyune Gunpowder,
Englsh Breakfast,
Fornosa Oolong
Extr. Fancy Japan.
FINE COFFEE.
Mochu Old Government Java,;
Cordcra, Santos Peaberry,
FinesiRio and Laguayra,
Instantmeous Chocol te, Cocoa,"
Baker's Chocolate and Broma.
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fTROSSt BLACK WELL'S Jams,
Gordon fc Dilworth's Jellies & Pre
serves - !
G. & D. Jineapplesj in ghus Jars, jd
G fc D Cranberry bauce,
CANKED VEGETABLES. ;
Gordon d Dill worth's AsparagufJ
Oyster Bay Asparagus,
Sifted Early June Teas,
Whole Tomatoes, Okra and Toma-
toes, ; : '."
French Peas and Mushrooms.
CALIFORNI A CANNED FRUITS,'
Peaches, Apricots, Pears,
White Cherries, Green Gage Pluinsj
Bahama Piueanples grated and
sliced.
EDAM A PINEAPPLE CHEESE
Boss' Lunch Biscuit,
Boss' Wafeis, Mushroom Crackers
Imported Albert Biscuiti
Finest New Orleans Molasses,
Key West and Imported Cigars,
Full Stock of ;
Staple Groceries
l At KEPLER'S,
South Main St., opp. Eagle Hotel,
JOHN 0. CLAYTON
Rear Eag Hotel j Asheville,"N.C
MABrUFACrURJCR OT
COFFINS . made nn flrst-ciass style,- ot
Walnut, Mountain Birch, Poplar, Pln an
Made, of the i best quality, j Eaisiucllori
smaranteed. and low prices charged. He
asks that-tb P' bllo call and ae for tbem
200 acres, 4 wiles out,
To be sold as a whole or subdivi
ded to suit purchaser at private sale
for 30 days, and if not sold before the
expiration of that time will be offer-i
ed at public outcry, August 30th. i
cash, remainder in oui and two
year-i.
Atkinson & uocke.
Real Estate p.ealers,
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MILK SUPPLY.
SWANNANOA AYRSI1IRE
: ; AND
JERSEY DAIRY,
la in full oberat'ion. Arrangements
have been made to go the rounds of
trie city every monnuK uetweuu iuw
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cepfed. (Babyls miik supplied.);
Thanking customers for past
31 ravors,!
and soliciting a continuance of the
same I am j
! Very Respectfully,
at THOS. ORR.
FINE FARM TO RENT. The
fine farm belonging to Capt. P.
F. Patton. Just outside the city
limits, containing 225 acres 70 acres
of which is choice bottom land suit
able for "cardeninsr. trucking and
general farming, will be offered for
rent on private cont.act till tho 10th
day of September, next, and if not
disposed of) by that time will re
rented to the highest bidder. A suit
able and acceptable tenant can get
thi3 property for a term of years,
For particulars apply to
Atkinson uqckf,
Aug 12:1m , Real Estate Dealers.
PAINTIX G! PAINTING 1 !
- arcCanless Bros., contractors for house and
carriage Dalntlne: also. aaisomininEana pias
made tolok kxi Sew. The be.Vmaa
SSu9l
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SdUiUieHe . :
COUNTRY PRO UUCE
just received and will be kept
J - , n1
oubtauuv in btoie. ...
Al..
co and cierars.
Hoping to merit and receive
a share of vour patronaere, we
, ... . r . w -
are I"
Very Respectfully,
, NEEL & BAIRD.
feb!8tf. i ; . . .
SwANAJtoA Hotel
The Tourists' Hotel.
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The largest and best arranged
brick hotel in Western North Caro
lina. Appointments give solid com-
fort to guests,
airj. Rooms
Halls broad and
large and well fur
nished.
Prof. Stefona's Philadelphia Or
chestra engaged for the season.
ISpecial rates to families by the
season. ; i i
Rawls Beos., Prophr.
jlyI3 3m. j 1 ; : L
FOR - RENT. House
near Post Office, for
rent. Apply to " .
i A. D. CoOPEE.
Sep 3-lw
RENT A six room
cottage neaiiy new
and In good condition,
i a ftfi Avii I a Tnnminn
Asheville Junction or
annanoa Bridge, !
Apply to i ; ! .
! i J. A.Tennent,
augl7 lot ; u .Rest P. O.
PROSPECTUS
OF THE - !
Western Krcti Carolina Baptist
APRIL, 18fc, the -Blue
vn or Derore Thnrsday, the First Day of
llge BaptiBt" will ce
Asheville, Nj C
And the hhvad changed to Western JVortij
The tlt)r r willhn iMilnrrl s nii -tt-111
taill IS COitiln nr innmnf toHtic mttcr
i irilltceifi wit ti able Corresnondence and
wciiwiTOiu ut-u; it shall DrUUe with cnr
rent ecinmei.t anil iimeiy criticism, and will
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pnjsate with the piwh and enterprise . which
uur uajr ueLUluuia. J I WUt
SOUND, ! '
! NEWSY,
PSICY,
j ! VIGOROUS.
Planted In Asbevi Me, our Mountain MetropJ
011s, tue paper wi,l secure advantages not
possessed bt-fore, :;nd will feel spurred to new
exertions In order to hold Itself abreast of its
surroundings, -i s ) l
The great work if building up the cause i
Christ througb l..t,ut Faith! and Principles,
Is not all that It pi opoaes to fio. But 1 will
do :ill that a Religious journal legitimately
can, 10 aavance me geuerai interests ol wes
tern iorm uaroima. j .
Keligiousj Department.
. This will embrace. L Sunday-school Les
sons among the best publiahedj 2. Select
short Kitinioub and essays from 'the finest
? Teachers. Jfc KxtracU of sterling merit,
rora the pens of our contemporary religious
editors 4. Abie correspondence from home
and in other Stales. - j j
FAMILY DEPARTMENT. Se
lections for the farmer and his wife,
lor the youDg tolks and children.
J ir,5 .v.nr chmpass Local,iHome.
St.tre, Uc-neraJ and Foreign News in
orief. -I : " !")
ADVERTISING MEDIUM. The
"Baptist," on account of its large
subscription list and general circula
tifin, claims to be, and doubtl?ss wil
be the best advertising medium, as a
general rule, in all this section. It
is the only religious journaljWest of
tne Uluo Ridge. With a com para
tively small circulation last
Spring;
ending
its list grew to an average o
copies for the threo months
hrst dpy ot December last.
Price 1.50 a year, invariably in ad
vance ; 75 cts. lor 6 mos.;
ordained ministers.
A FINEOFFER.
$1 to
To every new snbscriber who sends
$l.5Q tho paper will be sent from dat
ot liis payment to 1st of April, 1887
JOHHiMi E. UABTEli,
! i Editor anil ProprietSr,
Henddrsonville, N. C.
Mr. Frank Carter, of Ashevillel
will be in our office5 when we are out
of the city, and will repeive ubscrip
twn and ftdv-rtisemeHts for us.
ValnaWe Cityi Property for Sale
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I will offer for sale at public aiic
tion to tne nignest omuer on
Thursday the 30th September, 1886,
thel following I property on Main
Street in this city, viz: j
1. The Store and Lot known as
the DeVault i Drug Store
23 ft by 260 feet.
Which
2. The lot adjoining the same od
the South, being one half the space
between the (Drug Store
Wreaver, Shoe! Store, 26
and the
feet by
200 including the small building on
Main Street j attached to Drujg
Store. Y
3. The lot adioiniher . the above
and South of - it, of same dimen-j
sions and extending to the jWeaver
Shoe Store, the said two lots being!
intended to divide equally thS
i wa, v w u ivu vu i v a a a u w a a.
i x w t.,ii; i. ,ua
OCCU-j
fahoo
P4 :) : t? PaJjJ
otute, ut-iug it.,; uv pu H;.
5. The vacadt space between the
Shoe Store and the wooden build
iug Hoqtli of it being 21 ft. by
gco ft, . .; - 9 J '
I will also sell at the same time,
some fifteen other lots facihg pub-j
lie square and the old jail lot. Also,'
one on New street, running from
College to Eagle street, continua
tion of Spruce street, and on a 50
feet street running from the jail lot
in the direction of Eagle street to
the Barnard property. Also, tho
building occupied by Mr. iPerrow
as a warehouse, including S3 leet
by 38 feet.
' A plat of these Lots can be seen
at the J$ank of Asheville! also, at
the office of Moore5 & Cam-
mings, and full information there
given
Terms : OJue-third cash in hand,
remainder in twelve months j note
Sna secPn witn eigne per cenc
j-i n n ti it ev in rn ma c r " r t mr m
per annum," interest required.
Any purcnaser wisning jto pay
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cash for. deferred part, can do so at
a discount of 3 per cent, of the face
of his note, if he make such wish
known on day of sale, and pay same
within ten dayg thereafter.
the owners of the property.
LATVRENPR PULLIAM, Agt.
Kent 7. ISSb. Till da v of
sale,.
a. - i - . a
HAGAN'S
Magnolia Balm
is a secret aid to beauty.
Many a lady oWes her fresh
n eSS to it.who wonlH rntfii
ness to it, who would rathe
not tell, and0 can't tell.
Mountain View Hotel
; i j WEBSTER, N. O.
Fe H. Lcatlierwood,
Headquarters for the travellne
aree sample rooms for commercial men
Table supplied
with the best therarkat
( affords
Hates reasonable. . Mar2-m
Cemerit,?Hard Finish, Plastering
Hair, Nails,, Locks, Hoes, Kalso
mine, Brushes, j Longman's Mixed
?3J TvVato dnrahlT
nts, Deavy, smootu, duraDie, and
cover more surface than any ; otber
goods. , -j ' -t-s
! Beaeden, Rankin & Co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r-STOP AT THE
WESTMN 'JflOTED
HICKORY, NJ C.
If You
Want A Good Meal And
I ' Bed.
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S. A. CbANDLER,
i i Proprietor.
apr!9 tf
FOR RENT. A dwell
ing house, pleasantly
i If irarRrt-- . rooms, in the
jfeZ2i town WeaverviUe. at
reasonable rates. Address
Lock Box 281,
June 6:tf Asheville, N. C.
THE V ESTERN H0TE
' V under its '
New Management
Is rapidly gainicg in popularity.
Mrs. Li. Al MCrRAYEB Bon, are
using every effort to make the
"WESTERN" one of the very best
hotels in Western North Caiolina
Their rates are the most reasonable.
.When you come to tne city 1 stop aj.
the "WESTERN." , jan29-6m
ALWAYS SATISFACTORY '
EIGHIM SIZES AMD KINDS
ALTi riIpiCHASEKSCAK BE SUITED
i MANUFACTURED BY
Isaac A.Elieppard&Co.jBaltiEore.Hi ,
.: AjSo fok sale by
W. lv. BEARDEN & CO.,
Asnevine, jn. u.
3.1) BEEVAKD,
1). BLACKWOOD
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J. D. Brevard & Co.
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DEAIiKRS IN i
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
CONSISTING
OF
CIothiDttJ
Brv Goods, Ladies Dress
Goods, toons, &c. ' "'
We also make a specialty of ,
BOOTS,
SHOES.
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be glad to see their friends.
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Blanks.
I If you want blanks of any kind
call or sptid your orders tp jtbo AP
Vance office. We have a large
e-xpply of blank I deeds, deeds of
trust and chattel morgagesou hand
at reasonable prices. . All kinds of i
legal blanks furnished on short no
tice.; j
Magistrate's Office.
Having been appointed a Justice
of the Peace for Buncombe county
in Asbeville township, I hereby
notify.the public that Tcanlbe found
at all times at the1 Advance office
n Carter ! building, South of the
court house.
ChasL W. Malone.
FOR
I Manand Beast
I Mustang Liniment fs older than
most men,) and -used more and
more every, year. -
I.,HapRBNFIiO, .
CONTRACTOR k BDILDEB.
! j Asheville, N.C.' .
AU work executed In ' the very I best
mnnr. rlans and J apeoifloatlon t,fnr
on iron nouee, ;
W. L. Norwood. -. i G. H. Smathers
IVTORWOOD & SMATHERS,
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ATTOENEYS AKD COTJNSELLOEg
- LA LAW, . . j
'. Waynesville, N. C, : I
Collections' of claims a specialty
Practice in the counties of Buncombe
Haywood, Jackson, and in the U. S.
District and Uireuit uourts at Asno-
dec. 10 12m.
H. MALONE.
I J. W. BOWMAN,
BakeraTiUe, N. O
AaheyUle C.
Malone SBowia
TTavinq formed" a copabtneb-
AJt cViir in tho nrartirft of tho law.
will do busmess in; several of i the
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counties of the 11th and 12th circuits,
especially in the counties of Mitchell,
vnfpv. Madison and Bnncombe.
will practice in the United ; States
Court and theSupreme eourt.ot the
Stated Controversies -In regard to
land titles made a specialty.
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Priniingr Office
Asheville, N. C.
Havinsr recently added a large
amount of new prrinting material
to our Job Office, we are - now pre
pared to execute Job Printing - in
style equal to any in the State. Our
patrons mavjrely upon naving meir
orders promptly ex ecu
ed. Call on
us it you are in want o
"Oamphletsi Posters. Note Heads,
JL'f- Letter Heads, Bill Heads, State
ment sana jnveiopesj.
Tusiness Cards, Address .Cards,
JlJ Wedding Cards,
Invitations,
ana mils or Jj'are.
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m a va.vs.o vf AauvCO
ances.
Lables, Blank
Jotes,
Blank
Drafts
Blank
contracts.
B
ank Mortgages, Blank Coeds,
Deeds of Trust. Chattel Mort
gages and Land Deeds.
Bills, Pro-
Come and see qr siftniglea of
'.Wedding Stationery
wand-
dance
ORDERS.
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Note Peadd, Letter. Heads.
, - 1 3
Bill
Heads, etc., put, up in blocks or pad
very convenient lor office use, ana
saving many sheets . which would be j
coiiie stQiieu or unnc sor use Dy ivinff t
oosely about:! I
We mke a specialty of
PAMPHLETS
-AND
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HOO K ' W OVlZ
UVJL Vf .VliV
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A Ed 3peeially prepiral ti et-
cute it in first class style.
Don't send your orders North when
you can geti a nicejob at homo. , and
save time, tnoney, and trouble;
Estimates Tot all kinds of. work
cheerfully given. - " t 5 v
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I m- rvwi mm-mm M. A.I tifill wamaTota I A.
",uc,n"j wiuiYoyiuui
Attpntlnrt ArMrPfls. : i ;. 1
; THEO. HOBGOOD,
AaheVnie, ZI. C
lard j Folders, Hand
v grammes, etc.
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EDVARD J. ASTOJI,
BCAL ESTATE AMD INSUHAMCC
- r I AGENT,
' Aths5:!9. Wcrth ' '
f v.- --: C.,r: i: , ;
Dental rooms in Binder, buildlDg
, opposite Central. HoteL "
ASIZETIXIJ IT. O,
Aprill7, 1684." ' y
B H. DOUGLAJSS, D. D. 8
i Dental Rooms and residence over
Je Vault's Drug Store.
ASHKVILLK, N. C.
Chas, a. Moomi,
P.
CCMMIOtX
310 ORE & CUM I1VG S ,
Attorney and Qnaisdtort at Late.
. AsnKvnxr, n. c.
: PraeUo Jn the United States Clrenlt ar c
District CbarU at AabevUle, BtatMYlila
Charlotte and Greensboro: In' the Huprsn
pourtat Raleigh and In the Courts of tha
12th Judicial IMsUict of the HUM at
Worth Carolina. Special attention given to
collection of olalms. Septll.am
fALTEB W. . VAN DIVER,
i- ATTORNEY AT LAW.
MARSHALL,.;.. N. C.
I Offices also at Asheville and Wea
fervWe. , Special attention given to
the collection of claims in Western
North Carolina. ' y ,
J. S. Mcfiiiraor. J. P. Jaoaruxw
JcELBOY d MORPHEW,?
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1 Attorney and Coumellon ut
JjcUce la the Conrts of Madison, Bar.
pombe, Yancey and adjoining Counties
OmcMr Marshall. N. C. and ly. N. C.
pJTM. R.jWHITSON, j
j Attorney and Counsellor at Lav.
ASHEVILLE, N. O. '
WUl practice In all the conrts In the Wss.
tern part of the State. f . I . wea.
Having beent or sTrat, vAor.....
with the Probate Court, ' c4alms V-n
feclllUes for practice In said eonrL Lol.
,on specialty. (Jaujo
H, (A G0DGKB.
H. B. CABTXM
0UDGER 4 CARTER,
Attorney 9 end CottnteUori atZawm
; ASHEVILL1?, K (X , .
Practice together in all the eosrte of the
Ninth Judicial District, except he Infer!
Jr oourt of Boneombe eoanWt and luSL
w iV1 anJtlS- ot Wtehell, Vancey ailS
cpow, ell of the 8th W.trlct. BpeoUl t!
tentlon glren to the ooueo Uon Sf u i m2
to iX p&xtM ol the State. One f mewbts
toe , flrm . .will , be . in Karshall, .. nadUva
ooonty on Saturday ot eyery week.' on'
professional business.
i j W- omce In arter Bonding, up atalra.
AprU2&-t& " . ' "
Johnstone Jonea. Henry Bardwiek '
JONES & HARDW10KE.
Attorneys . and. Counsellors at Zau.
Office In Citizen Building, ,
AflHKVIUJ N. c
may 3.3m. ;
MELV1N E. CAUTEIt.
Attorney at Law,
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Practices in ' the Courts oi
Western North Carolina. Claims
collected ia all parts of Le
State. . jalyi8 lj
M. H. MALONE, ,
Attorney and , Counsellor at JLxv
; ! ": ', ::; AaiiEvuxK, N. C. i
Pratlces in the courts of th &th:
Judicial District of tho State, in
the Supreme court at Kalaich. in
Supreme Conrt; of the VUfiA
1 States and the i dlfTerent Uuunrt.
rnents at Washington. . mayl6-tf.
. J A. WATSON, M. D.
Physician to the Woman's "WaM
H . ! Mission Hospital. '
Office over OarmiehaeVs, Drug Store,
Telephone number
Office J. I iuAAtr.
JJOCTORS GATCKELL,
PHYRICIAKS.
special attention to cuaojuo piskai
i . ., ' . . i .:
, THROAT AND T.TTTCfis' '
K,IJ OHN HEY WILLIAMS
OC3w. OiAwr Baitomo, Mains tree i. ,;
WfM'. corner French Broad Ayekne
and UaTWOod street. sJ. iCr .rTilT.
tiephoneirom Peihax't Dros- rum.
Fete. I-lj-HtAir
Tflr W. JONES, .
; Attorney at Date,
! 1 ASHEVILLE. N. C'
j (Office In Johnston Buildlnir.1
4 Practices in the Court rr WMrfm
North Carolina and KunramA nnnrt 1
at Raleigh. nov2Stf.
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X A.TENNENT,:
ARCHITECT AND CONTHAOT0B
. lEstl mates and bids 'maflA tAr .!!
work' J if my line. No rhnrrm fnr
I designs and specifications if I con-
tract tor work. 2
' Angl9 30d .
on
T
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V nWl Square,, Offlce Telephone eaU
lio-M, Jiesldec, liaywood St. marl9-ta
Q W. rUREFOY, Mi D,
Oflers hifl nmfAHafnnal ' tnAAa
mi, toe citizens of AahevIIlA Ami
- . ... 1 i ...
surrounding coantrv.
OfSce ' over Carmlchaels drni
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