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SATURDAY, OCT. 30f 1
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..Mui W views are expressed In
W.e editorial eUumna.
Tr Jurfffff, 12tA District'.
irnx. JAMES H. MERRIMON,
OT BUNCOMBE. j
Jrr SilUifrtlZth District:
GARLAND a FERGUSON,
0 hatttood. .
Zr Central, 9th District:
WILLIAM H. MALONE,
OT BUKOOMBK. j
lO-CArr. Johnston, in ths cam
rAiox o 18S4, pledged himself
.0 mi wruLor the Internal
ItMVENUH LAW. ONE OF HIS JriBai
.r t fYiXORESS WAS TO PLACE
If IVBBLF IX OPPOSITION TO ITS BE
jHAL, BY VOTING FOR CARLISLE FOR
Hpeakdr. Let the people thine.
TOM THEMSELVES !
Ti ti nNR OF THE BOASTS
A A. w ' -
OF THE JOHNSTON MEN THAT HE 13
A 6TKOXO MAN WITH TIIE lABTY.
j.KT US SEE HOW THAT IS ! IN THE
BACK WITH EWABT, THE ONET ONE
HE EVEB MADE IN THE DISjTBICT,
HE BAN BEHIND THE STATE TICKET
IN EVBY COUNTY SAVE fCUE.
I THE DISTRICT HE BECpVED
500 VOTES LESS THAN THE REGU
LAR DEMOCRATIC TICKETj AND
vct.t. TtETTIND IN HIS OWN COUNTY
Mil rnrrj. A MIQITTY MAN IN THE
A V V V m. .mmrm
TARTY, HE IS.
LET HIM CONTINUE.
There can bo no longe
f any
doubt, bat that the taction Mr.
Furman has employed against Mr.
Pearson, in the present cbntest,
have recoiled with damaging effect
KBeBaBnsHeBHBHBUMeBfeeBaeiuesm
making in behalf of the people
against the machinations of
a
ring
who seek to destroy both
aud law.
iberty
Mr. Farman has in the columns
of his paper admitted substantially,
that the methods resorted! to by
the stock-law advocates to force the
law upon a portion of the jpeople
against their will, gave rise 10 just
complaint. How he theiy "can
vilify Mr. Pearson, because he
tiympathires with, and is euijeavor
ingto give the people an oppor
tunity to express their will at the
ballot-box, no just man, w 10 de
lights in fair dealing, will b 3 able
to understand. The truth :f the
matter is :. Mr. Furmau knows the
people of the oatside townships
have been outrageously treated j
LTO lUt uia A. wui dvii a
throughout has been em
course
nently
consistent ; that the people respect
him highly for observing his
pledge
in 1SS4; and unless he can break
him down by other
means
his
stock-law record' will carry
him
triumphantly to Raleigh.
Therefore, it is, Mr. Furmin has
. 1
been waging a warfare agaiest Mr.
rearsou, which for bitterness and
falsity, finds no parallel in the
former political history of tht State.
We but littlo understand tl e peo
ple ot Buncombe .bounty, f they
,ro influenced by f uch methods as
Mr. Furman sees fit to einpToy.
Indeed, we know, from conversa
tions with gentlemen from all sec
tions or the country, ' thai 3Ir.
Farmau's tirade of calumfiy.bas
made, and is still makin
Mr
those
Pearson many votes among;
who believe in an honest, fa
r con-
test, aud despise: any and
evory
THE ADVANCE
gluing mat paiwKcs ui
, . . , r . , - j- : I
or falsehood.
Wa . tharafV-trA 1a1 tn tli
COn-S-i"1"
elusion, that Mr. Furman, U-farlj&S-?
r. . . ... inln.inn w Tk 1 rcAn J"fi t A
ouimation of the neoole. is in rem vTra''''-1 v
assisting him,- by his'" nnprqvoted
uml vonfnn u tfarlrQ
The people of this county are fully
aroused to the danger of the ! situa
tion, and are determined thtt Mr.
Jones and Mr. Gudger shall pot be
re-elected, but that Mr. Pearson
filiall. . Mr. Furman iu hisj blind
malice is contributing, wjtbout
meaning to do so, to this desirable
end, aud in common with Mr.! Pear
ton's other friends, we say, let him
continue
Another Invoice of Wraps fir La
: can
dies, Misses and ouldren. Just $1 at
Wi
irxrLOCJS't : po
WITHOUT ANATOMICAL KNOWLEDGE'
Seme
f the Mistakes Which Art! mi
Make Lew ef BeiatWlty.
To illustrate how a little exact knowl
edge of principles will prevent errors in
painting, o "?rve tne veins on iu
of vour hai'J unu arm. As j our nan uj
w m . 1
resta below the level 01 tue buouww
ordinar! these veins will b? promineat,
at leait Li man. Now raisa your "hand
slifr'utlv above a right angle with tho
bodj nnd note how rapidly these blue
lines disappear. You could not have
foretold such an occurrence, nor would
you have been likely to have known of
its possibility if uninformed of the pnys
iolojry of blood circulation. The
arteries which lie deeply and out of
sight carry blood from the heart to tho
extremities; the veins, nearer the sur
face, and hence often visible through
the fckin. conduct the flow back" to the
heart. In limbs below the level of the
chest the current is against gravitation
and the veins become prominent through
distension. -When, as by lifting the
arm, gravitation assists the flow back, to
the heart tho blue channels are seed no
longer because rapidly emptied.
An otherwise excellent picture was
marred by prominent veins being repre
sented upon an uplifted arm, ; and tins
error was carried to an extreme in a
picture of Mercury with arms extended
in a downward flight, the feet being
uppermost. The artist had faithfully
copied from an upright nude, and in in
verting liia canvas thought he had satis
fied all the conditions, whereas the leg
veins were visible when they should notj
have been, and the arm veins were not
to be seen when the pictured position
should have made them prominent.
Without anatomical knowledge no one
could account for the sinking - in of the
knee-cap when the Ie is bent. Nor
would one be aware of such matters as
the knee-cap, or patella, of the female
jointing forward, while that of tho
male turns outward, tho arm pit proper
rating only in the male, and that in
.. '.j'.ts, and not in children, of the oppo
- i :.j sexes, do differences in widths of
J: ,;. occur.
T-Iany mysterious effects are brought
-.-it in very 6imp!e ways as maybe
1. u".z-X when reasons are apparent. For
.'.imple, when the arm is bent the ole
cranon or "crazy bone" presents a bony
:.. ::jinence in view, but owing to the at
;..iient of the cuticle to this point a
. ''jie is produced at 'the elbow when
". ;.t:a ii :-ti .tightened, especially when
.'. ro'is "flea limess" of the member.
I have known otherwise fair artists to
unaware that the palm of the hand
., concave and the back thereof con-
x . Few observe that the webbing bo
. .v--n the fingers lies closer to the palmar
s--n to the back or dorsal surface, and
' .t the tendon3 of the wrist are invaria
and after an orderly plan.
A picture-maker with the samo want
f astronomical knowledge of Charles
Dicken would have made the same
error of describing a star as shining be
tween tho horns of a new moon.
As an optical or psychological princi
ple the law of relativity should have due
contJderation. A marsh scene on exhi
bition in our gallery was rendered pain-
fully incomplete tlirough the absencftjpl
TTViyWIi - - "-'-i-ibO."-liia grasa I
might be ten feet or ten Inches higli, so
far as the olerver would be able to
determine. Blerstadt's "Yosemite Val.
irj suffers simuarly. The tress in hat
picture do not impress one as having
mere than ordinary size, because no anl
mal, house, or other object which would
enable comparison, was introduced. For
the same reason the cliffs and stream
soera diminutive. . Both might have af
fected the observer as including miles
instead of yards in hight or width, had
a deer, horse, man or hut been painted
on the same canvas. Professor Claven-,rcr-
in American Lithographer and
Printer.
Welcened from a Long Sleep.
Eudoxie Adelouin, the sleeper of the
Snlpetriere, has awakened from her long
sleep, which was continued, '' without a
moment's interruption, for nineteen
.days. She had had a slumber of fifty
days early in the year in the hospital
where she now is and has been for many
years. While she was on both occasions
sleeping relays of medical men kept
watch by her bedside. Some hours be
fore her second period of somnolence
ended she showed great nervous agita
tion, often started, and had intermit
tent fits of trembling. She at length
opened her eyes in the midst of a burst
-of loud laughter, which continued for
ibout ten minutes. During that time
she stared fixedly and appeared, al
though laughing so hard, as if under
some painful apprehension. ( Then she
spoke as if she were addressing her
OI?er' 0 was noc wicnner, m anen-
deann? manner, and on belntr handed a
.V j . 1
?l.-tsa, said 6he only saw her rnolPer's
image in it. She bYs since .brcome quite
t iuf-rful, but seems to have har.ily anyS
tl;-is except thosa suggested to-iier by
doctors. ' -
Contrary to what is observe! in taotfc
-; tt-rical subjects, the sense of taste re-i"
v'l-nns while &he is under tho influeuce
t su;retIon. Thus, if she is given
k-i and toll it is su-rar, she will swal-
it, but make a wry face toshow JLj-
hit -YS a
. . . ii toia to umiK watr from a
!.art;n.xne glai, she sliowa cxliilara-
in. .nnJ if a packet which Dr. Voisin
nys cntains an emetic is put into har
luv she ha violent fits of nausea.
I;tris Cor. London News.
farU. Cathedral Slaking.
An edifice m v enice is meeting- the
li0f,,, In spite of all partial repairs,
ii .. miravcu niuu wucr
tu jr.rk catnedral is slowly sinking
lGe Q4 tuejacoons. ; ine tide
: A 1 V At 1 awn .
- . lU I A i ? t
tVJoor of ' Wj otypt, which was
Cand centad anla few
years ao, it vraJped impermeablr.
iLe earth on whicn the chhj 6tands is
sloaly being waahed out ( the flow
and ebb, and the foundtons of ' the
church are unequally subsidlaSj-Sew
Votk Commercial Advertiser.
Lots of handsome Wraps, Dress
Good, Clothing, Hats, and Fancy
uoihIs for autumn and winter, just
opened. In these lines the pick is
worth five per cent, "every time.;'
H. Redwood & Co.
septlDtf
uIhe Old Oaken Bucket," the
best chewing tobacco on the market
always be found at Powell &
! Sniders. Try it, and you will use
other.
In
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'THE BOO! OFD00U! .
DROPS FROM THE ACCTJS NG
f ANGEL'S PEN.
I. - . V",-i;r-
Gm. Jone or being hargd-witft
violating his pledge to oppose , the stock
late, sags in his card. "I made ho such
pledge" and that the men tchose affida
vits tcere produced to sustatn the charge
lhcere men 0 .bad chcracUr1
'and pot air witnesses." As to the
truth of this chorge hear the folloving
xcitnessas:
W. W. Tohnson makes oath
and says: I was at Avery's Creek
in 1884, on " the day that H. A.
Gudger the democratic candidate
for the Senate, addressed the people 1
of that, township. Mr. Gudger
made no reference , to the stock law
in his speech, but after he had taken
his seat, I heard John' Ingram ask
him what his position was on the
stock law. Gudger replied that we
did not need a stock law in this
-mountainous country, 1 and that he
was in favor of allowing it to re
main as it then was. !
W. V. Johnston.
Sworn to and subscribed befo
me this 2d Sept. 1886. ,
Chas W. Malone, J. P.
I, fa. W. Howell of No 3
Township, Buncombe county,
do hereby certify that at the ' Joint
meeting of Comisioners and Jus
tices in last February, in conversa
tion with Gen'l Jones, he stated to
me that he drew the "Stock Law
Bill in the last Legislature with the
understanding that theoutsi de town
ships were to be let out upon peti
tion. I then asked him if he would
make that statement to theBoard. He
replied that he would. I went to him
during the sitting of said Board and
asked him to get up and make eaid
statement. His answer was I will
not do any such a thing.
G. W. Howell,
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this May the 29 iSS6.
B. L. Morgan, J. P.
A. T. Graham make ah,
and 8ays that he was at Avery's
Creek in October 1884, at the speakj
ing by the candidates for the Leg
islature, and heard Gen'l John
stone Jones say in his speech that
he occupied the same position on
tho stoek law as nad previously
been taken by Mr. Pearson and"
Mr. Freeman, which was opposition
to any change in the law as it then
existed-tliat the law was best as it
then stood that if a majority of
the people of any township want
ed it they could hold an election anfl
get it. It was generaly undefstood
pledged against any attempt to pass
a law different from the one then
existing for the county.
A. T. Graham.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
this May 14th, 1SS6. '
N. B. Creasman, J. P.
W. W. Tompson makes oath and
says. I was at the speaking by can
didates for the Legislature at Avery's
Creek in October, 1884. Before the
speaking began I had a private
conversation with Genl Johnstone
Jones, in which be stated to me that
he was opposed to any change in the
stock law as it then existed. I told
him I would not vote for him, unless
his election, he would not do any
thing to change the law. He as
sured me that in his opinion the
law would stand as it then was.
Alter uie conversation with me.
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and Mr. Freman, which was oppo-
sition to any change in the then
existing law.
his
W. W. (X) Thompson.
mark
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 14th May, 1S86. ! .
Nr B. t'RKASMAN. J, P,
William Jones makes oath and
ortja, uui tic was pacaciit ai lllc i
sgeaking by the candidates for the I
legislature, at Avery's Creek in
October 1884. That Gen. John-
iton Jones stated in; his speech that
neccupied the same position on
thesrck law as Mr. Pearson and
Furman which was opposition -
to any change in the then existing,
law. It was generally understood
among the people, then present,
that such was his position.
Wm. Jones.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 8th day of May 1 886.
N .B, Creasman.
Artesian "Wells.
I am now prepared to contract
for the sinking of artesian wells
also for erecting wind-mills and
putting in force pumps and supply
pipes with the same. A . private
residence can be fully supplied with
water at small expense. ' ;
Hotels and villages supplied
with water works.
All risks in sinking wells are met
by me and in case of failure to fur
nish a full upply of water no charge
it made. :
If you contemplate digging a
well, send me a card and I will call
on yofr and .furnish information
concerning these wells. :
V War. QuiGLKT,
june.20 tf Asheville, N. 0.
PAINTING! PAINTINbUI
McCanless Bros.: contractors fhr TtntiM .nf
carriage painting; also, kalaomlnlng and plas
'u paper nanging. Ufa rurntare
made to look as good as new. The best maa
rial ised. SutiafiLCUon c-namnrAArt Hhnm
front of Bwannanoa. na ataJrm. armr Rit
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'! ' FOB THE CAMPAIGN,
1 Tte'f bnlyr "democratic jdaily
paper in the inth Congres
sional District Dot controlled
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by corporations and cliqn es,
and with the independence to
speak its own sentiments, ig
noring self -constituted leaders
and would be bosses.
A PAPER FOR TIIE PEO-
PLENOT THE MACHINE.
During the campaign the AD
VANCE will contain the very; latest
and most reliable news from all
sections. The progress of the can
vass will be given fairly and im
partially, and the latest and most
important matters of news jon all
subjects will be found in its
columns. .
For the campaign, we offer the
following low subscription rates :
.3aily, from September Is
to November 10th,... ......
$1.00
Weekly, from September 1st
to January 1st,
.25
McABOY'S.
This popular resort is .situated in
he celebrated Thermul Belt, one
mile and a half from Tryon City
on the Asheville &, Spartanburg It.
R. 41 miles South of Asheville, N.
C. and 27 North of SDartanbure. S.
C directly in front of Tryon Moun
tain.
Beautiful Scenery.
The Houpe is large, roomy and
homelike, with broad Piazza, situa
ted in a
! GRAND OLD GROVE
of Oak, Mimosa, Walnut and Pine
trees with large, beautiful, snow
Flowers and Shrubbery. I
i The Hotel farm affords an; ample
supply of fresh milk, fruit, vegeta
bles, c.
The stable supplies, saddle and
cairiage horses for the ROMANTIC
DRIVES for which the pountry is
noted.
$9r
rvi'iss wis "xmr A-tnrx
R
The Iron Spring possesses wonder
ful medicinal qualities. I
Carriages meet every train:
Address, j
i McAboy & Wilcox,
Lynn, Polk Co , N. C.
Stvaivivaivoa Hotel
The Tourists' Hotel,
The largest and best arranged
bricl? hotel in Western North'Caro-
lina. Appointments give solid com
fort to guests. Halls broad and
airy. Rooms large and well fur
nished. - j .
I Prof. Stefona's Philadelphia Or
chestra engaged for the season.
rSnecial rates to families bv thft
Rawls Beds., PropV.
:.jlyJ3 3m.
Cement, Hard Fh, Plastering
ir T,ntcfioa i "itq1c
a. i
goods.
J utuci
Bea-Eden, Rankin & Co.
Mayl3tf. A I
"NT T?TIf "CTC
J- 1 wj; j
tvtt-vvt n a t?o
IN JZ, yi XJlILO,
Trj-PTVTr-n Tn T A V
FLflbLV JidJ TO-DAY ;
t ; " ! a !
HESTGN'S. I
: I ; - ; I " :
EAGLE HOTEL BLOCK.
ALSO
, CELEBRATED
CONFECTIONS.
SLAGLE'S HOTEL,
PATTON avenue, jtear BAILEY ST,
: J. Li. Li. 8LAGLE,
Proprietor and Owner.
This house visitors will find to be
quiet snd home-like, and the; man
ager devoted to their comfort!
Accommodation lor a number of
Now for the Fi
giiests. v It enjoys a very laree tran- ZTr Trl
Blent business. ! ZZZZ. ,ILC!:':l.-trwB Wuit an wie cupreme court ol the
Jone20 4m
JUDSON COLLEGE
THE FALK TERM' OPENS SEP
TEMBER 15. ,
All theDepartments will, be ably
filled. But peeiaittentionJs called
to the r ;r-.r.'.
Commercial Department
For catalogueand particulars d t
dress
Rev. J. B. BOONE, Prest
; Hendersonville, N. C.
V Aug 24.md.
K. C. CHAMBERS.
J. H. weaver
CHAMBERS & WEAVER,
?7
LIVERY & SALE"; STABLES.
In rear Bwannanoa Hotel, on Willow street.
We make a specialty ot buplngand selling.
49-Teleplione No. 54. No livery business
transacted on Sunday. Juiy23m.
B e e f Ma rket
NEW ATTRACTIONS ADDED.
A BEIKBATOR T0 THE-BISCUE. "
having fixed the reputation of his
market for a continuous supply of
good beef and good mutton, has now
prepared himself to preserve these
delicacies in their perfect, condition
without regard to the hot weather. by
the introduction of a
REFRIGERATOR,
By the use of which his meats are
kept cool and fresh. j f '
Call and see in what condition his
maets are to be found. J. ,
July 30-6m :
G-RANITE
MONUMENTS.
I am oreoared to furnish monu
ments of any of the leading gran
ites of America or Scotland at as
low rates as any place else in the
United States. Samples and de
signs on hand. A large lot of Mar
ble Tablets and Slabs on hand.
Monuments to order.
W.O WOLFE.
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mtm
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I ami prepared to furnish, esti:
mates for Iron Fronts, Columns.
jail or Bank work, Stair work of
any kind, Crestings, Finiais, weather-vanes,
or Yard Statuery, or any
thing that is needed in iron for
building Irqn, Fences in endless
variety. I See our catalogue, or ad
dress, I
' I W. O. WOLFE,
Agent Champion Iron Works for
W. N. 0 - ' ,
I I V I II i I H K K fi t
In order to introduce our special
tv THE TIVOLI BEER we will
for the next 120 DAYS deUver to
l " ui
solicit orders from Mil nark rf tho
-Tl SfT " i Y
country and we guarantee satisfac- f
tion. j This beer is put up especially
for our own house, in patent stopper
bottles, j All bottles must be returned
to us. Our country friends ordering
by th crate, we deliver at depot
here free. We also keep on .hand
the finest If : ' " "
JBranflies, Wines, WMslies
j ALE, PORTER, j j
" 1 . and all kinds of.other beers.
r .-ir.ir.-., -' j-. i ;J
Tobacco and Cigars,;
j Give us a trial and be content.
i -i !.- ..(: -!-: :
Hampton &c Featherston.
; t iASHEVILIiE
MUSIC HOUSE,
NORTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Sells PIANOS and ORGANS on
Monthly Installments of $5 and $10.
L -J3f TTI it Ilk
lllHiMlT1
Ono Pn'pc vfkr , i ATTOBNBTS AlJDfcjq0TJKSEIX0BE
Ulie rriCe Umy.;v r'tV'-ir::: t F
! ' J N i fffwll l
Sheet Music and Music Books.
Old instruments taken in exchange.
Musical Instruction at Popular
jrnces.
. For Catalogues and Circulars ap-1
piy lo , - ;
i augl7:d&wly. ,
JOHN 0. CLAYTON
Rear EagleJ Hotel, AshevUle, N.C.
MANnFACTDBEB OF '
COFFHSTS-
COFFINS made pn yirst-elasii tyle:"ol
Walnut, Mountain Birch, Poplar, Pln an
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STOP AT THE
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WESTERN. HOTEL-
HICKORY, N. C,
If You Want U Good Meal And
'Bed.
S. A; CHANDIJSI
Proprietor.
aprI9 tf
FOR RENT. A dwell
ing house, pleasantly
located, 5 rooms, in the
town : Weaverville, at
reasonable rates. Address
! Lock Box 28L
June 6:tf i' Asheville, N. O.
THE ESTERN HOTEL,
. nnder its ,.-. . "
New Management
Is rapidly gainirjs in popularity.
Mrs. L. A. McBbayer A Son, are
usinp every effort to make the
44 WESTERN", one of the very best
hotels in Western North Carolina.
Their rates are! the most reasonable.
When you come to the city 1 stop &
the 4WESTERN.j Jan29-6m.
A TiW A Yfj SATISFACTORY
EIGHTEEN SIZES AHMISSS
ALL PURCHASERS CAS BE SUITED'
Isaac ISheppard & Co.,Baltimorfl,Hl
- AND.FOK satjb BY ' ? .
W. i R. BEARDEN & CO., L
I L .'Asheville,. N., 0.
J. D BBIVABD.
BLACKWOOD
J. D. Brevard & Go.
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DEALERS' IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
CONSISTINQ OF
ClothiDs, Dry Goos, Ladies Dr
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Goods; Notions, &c.
We, also make a specialty of
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Messrs. H. Lamar Gudger and F.
A.' Fanning are with us and ' would
be glad to see 'their friends. I
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Blanks.
j If you want blanks of any kind
call or send your orders to the Ab
Vance ' office. We have a larce
supply, of blank deeds, deeds 1 of
trust and chattel morgages on hand
at reasonable; prices. All kinds of
legal blanks furnished on short no
tice.
: Magistrate's Office, j
Having been appointed a Justjce
Th r a1"tt5i ouy
of th for Buncombe county
township, I hereby
I can be found
ATWATins nffiAA
n DarfAr hhilino- .Qntl, rtr
wv w,avu MUMVU I X buy
court house
Chas. W. Malone;
A Clear Skin r
is only a) part of beauty;
but it is a part Every lady
may have it ; j.at least, what
looks
like
it. Magnolia
freshens and
Balm
both
beautifies.
I.
H GOREOTXO,
CONTRACTOR & BUILBm
Asheville, N.C S
AU work
executed in - the rery I beel
manner, nans
; ana , ipeeuioationsi, rar.
nlsbad on abort notlee.
W. L. Norwood. G. H. Smathersi
11
Waynesville, N. C,
Collections of claims a special tv
Practice in the counties of Buncombi
ITavwocd. Jackson, anrl In tha TT H
District and Circuit Conrta 4 Afihrw
vHIe
dec. 10 12m i
W. H. MALONE, t
, ; AanevUle N. C
J.W. BOWMAN,
Bakersvllle, N. o
&
1 j
mism
CO0K ST0ESl
No.,",
TTAVTNa FORMED A OOPAETNEB-
" ship in, the practice of the law.
f-..
will do business in several of the
counuea oi tne utn and 12th circuits,
especially in the counties of Mitchell;
Yancey, - Madison and Buncombe.
wuipracuee m the United state.
g-nim UUEI TZIXTIS m ITWri ltV
ylpyARD I ASTON,
KAL C3TATB AND IRSURANOf
1
ACIHT,
DJl. R. RHEEVES, D. D.S
Dental ,rooras in Sluder building
v opposite t Central Hotel..
' A&HXYILLK, K. C,
April 17, 16H4. - y
B U.
DOUGLASS, I. D. S
Dental Rooms and residence oret
DeVault's Drug Store.
I ASHXVILLE, N. C
Cuas. A. Muo; ' P. CfKiifiN
MOORE & CU3I:I1VGS
Attorneys and Coxxnsekcrs at Lays.
-.,. , : AJaxzxviLLx r. c. ;
PraeUe In the Cnlted BUUi Clrenlt a
Dtotrlot Court at;. Aabeyllle, HtaUsTllI
Charlotte and Greensborot 1b the Uurn
Court at Raleigh and In the 0?uru t , 1
utn jaaiciai outrlot or the bta'
xoortn caroiiha. Hpeclal atUntion r4
f
eolleeUon of elaima.
'jn te
ptlila
WALTER W. VfJTvE
ATTORNIV
AT LAW.
MARSHALL.
n. a
L5. ar at AsheviiU and Wta-
SSTSfi' : 'Special attention riven to
5Uection of elalm..Ui Wtitiri
NoitnCarolIna
eeee,
j. 8. McElybot.
J. T. Jauaraaw
tit! !
M'
cELROY A MORPHEW. 2
Attorneys and Counsellors at jlms
Practice In the Court of Madison, tu
combe, Yanoev and adjoining Counties
i OrnciB: Marshall. N. C. and Ivy, S. C.
M. R. WH ITSPN,,
Attorney and OounteUar . at Tsixm
ABHEVHaLE, N. 0.
Win pracUce In all the courts in the Wss.
tern part of the State.
S?? J??1 or ral years eonnUd
with the Probate, Court, claims
facilities for practice In said eouit. col
lections a speolalty. (Jan. 19
H.A.GTOII. .. B. B. CAKTBM
j.UDGER & CARTER,
! Attorneys and OountefLors.atZaw.
ASHEVILLE, N. O.
Practice together in all the -courts of tL.
Ninth Judicial DUtrlcw except Uie, Infttr.
lor court of Buncooobe' county; and also
In the counties of Mitchell, Tanoey and
McDow ell of the 8th District. BDeclAl nt.
tentlon given to theeoilecUon of clali.
uMipuwoi uie eiaie. une f memosi
the firm TwUl be In Jtarahalt, um)ln t
county on E Saturday . of . every vreelt, on
professional business.
ta.omce.ln arUr Bulldisg, up stain.
April25-tt
Johnstone Jpnes, Henry Hard wiok
C 'JONES & HARD WICKE,
AUomeyt and Counsellors at La i
Office in Citizen Building,
ashjcviiIle, n c
may 3.3m. . i
melvinb: 'niTr
Attorney at, Law,
ASHEVILLE, N. a
ticea jnn the . Courts oi
Western ! North Carniinu tn-
collected in ' ail i J
btafie. ' , i K i
"M. H. MAJLONE, ' f
Attorney and . Counsellor i at Lais
! Asheville. N. C.
Praticea in the courts nr rA utK
Judicial District of the State, lit"
tne Sunreme -court t Uoiio-k
Supreme, Conrt of . tho .ritetS
Mates and ' the di trnt. ' vw . vr-
ments at Washington. maic-tr.
T : : r"
JY A. WATSON, M. D. '
T1 9 . - . -
.ruysician to the Woman's .Ward
Mission Hospital.
Office over CarmichacVs Drug Store,
Telephone number: Residence 46"
Office j. ;. Jan-dtf. -
JQOCTORS GATCHELL, .
PHYSICIANS.
Special attention te IIHDniiinnf.i'a . .
lnolucflns; those or ,
, THROAT AND, LUAGS.
OffiM over Cawn'i t...i.. .
ton Avenue. -wr., oai p
JQR. JOHN, HEY WlljuiAMS
Kesidens- corner JYenetf ' Br Zdl i v!
and Haywood .trait' TTTv. f" ATSLue
r
Wi, JONES,
' - Attorney atLatc.
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
(Office in Johnston Building.)
Practlcea in ih r., t..a...
rJ.' A TENNENT,
HITECT AND CWTBACTOJl
Mfmtes and bids madeVorih
work in mv linA . -.u. -wrfu
work m my line. Nr. r,-. r-
designs and Decificatiri,' tr n
4-m. r . .- . 7. wu
bittvv or worK,
Augl9 30d
OR. A- M. BAH Ann
PHYSICIAlfaiJSBBGIOH-
Q. W.PtJBISFor.M.D,
I Oflers bis professional service
to the citizens of Asheville and
sarroanding country. ;v -u.
j Office over Carmichaftla droirr
janl9:ly.
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