To the People.
We wish weekly information from every
AAr.ti.nrt. nf WesttTm. N"syrth. fln.mlihh. ! nnH.
East Tennessee, of any or all manufactur- on so nmcfc
wg or mining enterprise established, or im- j as relates to
jrivocnietiiB w iusv vj.izi.iny, unpruvpnitms i erg made a
periments in agriculttire in this section: of
schools, churches. Alliance and other orders 1st, That
or associations for the good and up-Uilding one Grand
oj the people, bend us short, plain state
me nts, as often as may be. THE DEMO
C RAT desires to be the medium I of an
nouncing to the world the improveinents in
the social and material development of this
section.
Grand Lodge of Masons, Thursday
- i . i fi ' -
' ' ' y
A. H. A. "Villiams, from the committee
of Grand Master's address
District Deputy Grand Mas
second ' report recommend-
PUBLIC.
of THE DEMO-
TO THE
We send this issue
CRATto a number of persons whose names
have not been entered upon our tfdoks ax
regular subscribers. Those who desire it
continued to be sent them, are requested to
notify us AT ONCE in person, or by pos
tal. We trust every p&rson who sees j it trill
subscribe. We icant ten tloousand- subscri
bers by January next, and ouqht to have
them. Cash in advance for all subscription's.
t CRM AN b VANCE,
Publishers.
the Grand Master appoint
Lecturer! who shall have
charge of the work and who, together
with the Grand Master, shall be custodian
of the work. ; j
2d, That the Grand Master shall jap
point as many assistant Grand Lecturers
as the necessity of the jurisdiction as
such upon the the certificate of profici
ency made by the Grand Lecturer: I
3d, That it shall be the special duty of
the Grand Lecturer to confer with j the
Assistant Gfrand Lecturer and instruct
them if necessary, in order that the work
may be uniform in all the Lodges !in this
jurisdiction j I
4th, The expenses and proper cbmpen
sation of the Grand Lecturers shall be
STATE NEWS AND GOSSIP J
Gov. Fowle has appointed Hon. Thos.
T : TIT rf-ll . , 1 " I.
crown v omacK 01 jnatnam county to
succeed judge Gilmer,; resigned, as Su
perior court judge. T ;
Married, at Marshall, N. C, Jan
"Who Are the Stuff ?"
wny, wii am ! ! j And we will prove
it, by agreeing to hnd buyers for all de
sirable REAL
hands for sale
ESTATE
placed in our
1st,
?9o, Miss Bene Campbell and Mr. j Frank Gaze on TKis. Gentle Keader!
: ' WE WANT NAMES.
We want names of friends, or oilier s,
specially in tie North and Northwest, to
whom to send specimen copies of THE
A SHU V1LLK DEMOCRA T. Parties
wishing information of this section should
defrayed by
the subordinate lodges ask
ing their services
DEMOCRAT.
Let
us
year.
F.
porviding for the
TEN TIIO U&AND B Y JANUA R Y. Grand Orator, for
receive TIL Hi
have tJiem.
oth, That
should ask
Grand Lec
all the subordinate (lodges
the services of one of the
urers during each masonic
M. Moye presented a resolu
We
THE
January next. IM us have them. 1 Call on
us or, send yonr mimes, with the cash.
want ten tlvoksand subscribers' to
iSHEVILLE DEMOCRAT bu
munication.
appointment
each Annua'
ion
of a
Com-
adop-
ARMOUR & CO. IN ASHEVILLE.
A Lick at Home Producers.
The resolution was
ted and Grand Master Smith appointed
W. A. Blair as the Grand Orator for the
next Annual communication.
Committers were announced as ifol-
lows, to serve at the next annual com
munication and during the present year;
On Jurisprudence F. H. Busbee, ;Eu-
The Armour Packing Co., of Chicago, gene Grissom, T. S. Kenan, Robert
the great meat ring of the country, have Bingham, Si H. Roundtree. On j Prop-
leased a house on South Main street, and ositions and Grievances W. H Mc-
isupply Lauren, W. T. Caho. W. E. Murchison.
On Foreign Correspondence Eusrene S.
Martin, D. y. Bain and W. S. Creasy.
On Orphan Asylum J. W. Hays, S. L.
Alderman, M. L. Winston, W. H. Mitch
ell, R. T. Steohenson. On
W. E. Anderonl D. W. Bain and F.L.
Reid. On Credentials R. A. T)r
News-
meats,
local
to re-
propose opening at once a meat
market for this city and section.
They propose to supply fresh
canned meats, etc., etc., to the
trade. j
Armour & Co. have done more
duce the price of beef and pork products
than any concern in he United States;
by their, methods they have forced the ton, J. R. Brown and A. L. Blow
price of cattle down to , unprofitable 1 Observer.
rates, so they could control the markets
of the country and command the! mar
Ket lor the sale of cattle. If farmers in
i
a section would not conform to! their
At the meeting of the Grand Lodge of
Masons in Raleigh all the old officer
were re-elected, as follows: Samuel II
Smith, of Winston, Grand Master ; H. A
T I mi 1 : , ...
juawson. j me nappy couple Will please
accept our congratulations.
I i: 1
New pupils are entering Weaverv
voiiege smce, me uunuays. Tnere! are
hundreds of young men and young ladies
throughout Western N. C, who I should
be in this most excellent school. Ash e-
ville Methodist. I
At the late communication
Grand Lodge of Masons Dr.
Grissom
was;
of! the
Eugene
"We are Agents of the
ille TraTelers' Life M Accident; Insurance Co.,
THE BEST ON EARTH. (
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We are State Agents for the sale of the
Morris k Ireland Safes, I
The finest in the land,1 and we want Agents in
. " every town in tnia State.
WE ARE AGENTS FOR-
aDDomted and installed
Grand Lecturer and Grand Custodian of Llflji'S Fhte ! Efl&SS IaStir2l&C6 COfflpinj
Of New York, which insures against
j accidental breakage. j
Fire Insurance
Effected in Twenty Old and Reliable Co.'s
-.-.y 1 ! .1 .i
We guarantee promptness and satis
! faction in all our dealings, j
JEKKS k JEJSf KS,
last
over a
and
the work m North Carolina. All of the
Assistant Grand Lecturers are requested
to report1 to him for examination! so as
to make the work uniform throughout
the jurisdiction.
I -'ii ' - :
Rutherford county Alliance met
week at bunshme, N. C, with
hundred I delegates in attendance,
adopted a resolution to make all their
guano notes payable the first of January,
and thereby enable the farmer to
his cotton for I better prices. The
i. . i .
ance is strong in that countv, and
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new departure will make it stronger.
1 ' T ' . : ' P
The negro exodus now about amounts
to a stampede. j They all seem to j want
to go, buit one half of them don't; know
where. A night 9r two ago a train load
of over five hundred from Edgeconibe
passed through, bound for Louisiana.
Day before yesterday nine other car-lbads
went through. I Others are expected to
start in a day or two. News-Observer.
I '
Information reached here last week of
the sad death of Zeb Vance Westall.
Eeal! Estates and (insurance
hold
juii-
this
Rooms 9 and 10 McAfee Block,
30 Pattou Uvei,
mm
N:-:ft
Public
Brokers,
Asheyille.
and Liquors ! '
I !
: FEATHERSTORE,
ASHEAILLE,
a
icims, mey pui up stores, pens, ana ttuager, jJeputv Grand Master: John
everything requisite to a butchering W. Cotton, Senior Grand Warden F? If
Moye, Junior Grand Warden ; Wi E
house and undersell them, so that pro
ducers and dealers must either make
terms with them or go out of business
Armour has all the money he wanis for
all the stores he establishes. !i
Our farmers, unless they work through
the Alliance, have no help. Will the
Alliance control this market? Will our
people stand by home trade, paying home
larmers a tair price tor their cattle! ask
Anderson, Grand Treasurer; D. W. Bain
Grand Secretary.
Mica Before Congress.
Col. James M. Gere, of Syracuse, N. Y.
talked to the tariff committee about mica
Three-fourths of the mica usdd here was
3 3 t: --r .-i i
piwuceu m me xsortn Carolina i mines,
the people dependent upon them for all he said- icalbegan to be imported from
their prosperity to stand by their efforts luuia 1IX 100 ana ine amount iprought
to sustain a home market ? The I)emo
ckat will see. If the farmers oi this
section cannot stand by each otlier; if
the business men of Asheville who are
dependent upon the farmers of thi$ sec
tion will not stand by our farmers,! then
in nau sieauny increased, resulting f m a
very heavy deprease of the American
production. It was wholly a product of
labor, and could be laid down in New
York from Calcutta at less cost, than
from the North Carolina mines.
The
let the Armour Company in, and let price had beenJ recluced fully 40 per cent
them take all the trade. But let us! hear
of no complaint,
be honest.
To cbmplain wi
not
He
since 1882
lhe JNorth Carolina and New Hamp
shire people could not compete with I the
India laborers, and they asked for a
specific duty pf 50 cents a pound on
ail mica and mica waste. A ton of mica,
How Col Lusk Feels and What
Prophesies. j
Col. Virgil S. Lusk, ex-district attorney as it came from the mine, might be worth
ot the western district of this State, is 10 or $2,000, and it was difficult for an
here. - He is kicking clear over his shoul- expert to estimate the value within 1,000
t .. .) .: ill I i J . ; :
aers. lie says that .President Harrison Per cent. It was sold all the way from
and his cabinet and his extra advisers 30 cents to 5 a pound. Mica of thekizps
have used in stoves jsold for from 30 cents to
about $3 50 a pound.
o ac. jrere paiu ior mica m JNorth ! (Jar-
took olina an average of perhaps $1,000 a ton
outraged at the iie showed a parcel of mica cut reactv to
and his kitchen cabinet could not
more effectually ruined the Republican
party if they had really intended
complish that object ! when they
office. He is greatly
appointment of Hon-
Charles Price as S m a stve, Hnd Mr. McMillen figured
district attorney. He j has no hopes of out that tne "f he asked on it
carrying the ninth congressional district
next year. He has no doubt but that
Mr. Ewart or any other Republican
nominee will be beaten by three thous
and majority. Winston Republican.
was
about 65 per cent. He nwpr know nf
better or larger mica than was found in
New HamDsliire and North C.n
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and tnere was an abundant supply for
all our needs
Factories.-tlt is
The Manufacturers Record has the fol
lowing: North Carolina Lands. tlesse
Beam, of Johnson City, Tenn., and cithers
have purchased a large tract of mineral
and timoer land located near the j head
waters of the Yadkin and John's rivers
for $15,000.
Winston Tobacco
reported that a JNew York syndicate is
negotiating for the purchase of five of the
largest tobacco factories of Winston.
.Old Fort Saw Mill! Edward! Mc
Dowell has located a large portable saw
mill. j
- Sailsbury Cotton Mills. The
pury v- uiiuii jxiiis, jiaieiy meniionea as
putting in new machinery, will add; 3,000
Sails-
more spindles. Capital stock has
increased to $135,000.
been
; Rev. R. G. Pearson, j the noted evan
gelist, is novr conducting a series of
meetings in Charleston, S. C. His meet
ings are being held at the Citadel Square
Baptist Church. He has made engage
ments for the next twelve months in
Southern cities, and after that he will
visit Europe and Asia Minor, accompa
nied by Mrs. Pearson. On February 1
Mr. Pearson will begin a series of meet
ings in Baltimore.
In Washington and other Northwest
ern States the recent storm was most de
structive to people and stock. Ranch
men Teport that at least one-half of j their
stock died of . starvation and thirst, the
finow being from two to ten feet deep.
-a. armers7 ! and Merchants' Bnnlr
for Asheville.
i .
Over a hall million dollars in cash
have been pai out to the farmers of this
and surrounding counties this season for
tobacco. This amount will be largely
exceeded before the season is over. One
of the best uses our farmers can put a
portion of this money to is the estab
lishment of a bank in Asheville. The
banking capital of Asheville is not up to
the needs of jthe city and section, and
development of new industries will be
rapidly increased were money more plen
tiful and easiei to command. Another
bank with a quarter million of dollars
all paid-up capital, would not only make
good interest for its stockholders, but be
of great advantage to all interests in our
city and section. Our present three
only doing well, but cjoing
with the money at their
foster and encourae-e thp
0!
city's growth ;J but more money is needed,
and needed right, now, and The Demo
crat can see no better opportunity for
our farmers who have cash on hand to
use it well, than by the establishment of
a Farmers' and Merchants' Bank, with
at least a quarter million paid-up capital
What say our farmer friends?
banks are not
all they can
command to
nephew ;of Maj. T. C. Westall,
city. He was m the mountains in Mc
Dowell countv, on Armstrong! creek.
aiding in getting out some timber j on
Thursday. A large branch of a tree fell
on him from some fifty feet above, and
killed him instantly. He leaves a wife
and child. j
i :. ;
The Davidson, N. C., Dispatch doe
not believe it right to muzzle the ox that
treadeth put the corn. The farmer, it
declares, ought to be heard in the coun
cils ot the party with which he votes;
and if he has the true idea of citizenship,
he will make himself heard. The;farmer
of this Invite ' the attention! of the trade
Squarej
N.
Large
mi mm
-; ! i -v I-
I I Which
WHOLESALE :-:
Stock
AND
OF
to their
LIQUOHS
is offered
or :-
Our Stck of
RETAIL.
Tobacco, Cigars and Cigarettes
is complete.
THE
as anybody
to
has just as much right
have his say in politics.
There is universal regret all over the
H - I ! .1 I
btate that Judge Gilmer felt impelled! to
resign his position on our Superior
Court bench, a place he has only occu
pied to adorn and to dignify. In I the se
lection of Mr. Thomas B. Womack, of
Chatham to succeed Judge Gilmer, Gov
lowle acted with more than his usual
discrimination, j Judge Womack will
wear the:ermine with ability and fidelity
Dr. J. j. Mott has secured an English
B E ST
Ales and
Beers
Always on Hand.
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Give us a call when you want something
: i i ! -I)-.-
Strictly First-Class.
Dec. lSSSfl y.
W. P. WHITTINGTOSrj M. TX, 1 879
Office 28 Patton Avenue, second floor,
ASHEVILLE, N. C. i
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TVnrlprs his Trofession8.1 sf'TincGS tb the citi
zens of Asheville, and surrounding' country.
Residence 188 Woodfin street.
DE. B F. AREDTGT0N.
Office rooms on Patton Avenue, over tne
inthinc Rtori of C. D. Blanton & Co.
r .a .tj 4 1 j j - a.
Fillinsr teeth a specially, aisv ireawneni ox
ociu-ip
-DEALER
i
i! :
IN-
diseased gums,
tion. Apply
FOR SALE.
A Larsre Rosewood PIANO, In good condi-
Fine
Grocerle
to
Dec. 19 4t.
A WORD
GAKEETT
MRS, S.
E. BUCHANAN,
South Main street.
TO SMOKERS SUFFICIENT, linstock and to
If vou want the bests-cent cigar; offered in
this city call bn me. I am agent for
& SON'S NO. II1 0IGAES.
Try one, arid you will use no other.
A. C. DAVIS.
H. EATON
Plain and Ornamental- P
Asheville, N. C.
astering,
All jobbing in his line, promptly at
tended at reasonable prices, and work
guaranteed.
; janl-3m
FOREST IHILL PARK HOTEL,
1 South Main street, Asheville, N. C.
For Summer and Winter Guests. OHot
and Cold Baths. v !
J. B. HARRINGTON, Prop'r.
Purveyor to intelligent and apn,.'
tive Asheville American faniilips
ates and tastes of people who beli
ffood livin sr. cannot be hum), h
"CheaD John" eroods. Chean P.
firat. nnalitv arp nnt. wnnnrmni, -..v
j " J J'-UUS, L
in stock and to arrive, all sean
specialties, comprised in part of ft
Oranges, Xiemons, Cranberries p!5
Figs, Nuts, Etc. Miscellaneous- f
-v -rr -vt; rn ir.i -1 i Mft,
w, .a.. xtevv uneaus Jioiasses, for
use; x iiuic j-icrv viicaii j.uoiasipi
cooking. HiXtra nne assortment
Crackers. Fine Teas i3nd Coffeps .
cialty. Mince Meats: Gordon & f
worth's and other brands, v
Al-c rinlf'n T?n Toll,T
and Crystalized Ginger. Shad Rq.
kits. Roe Herrings ; and all Qther;
sonable goods. ; !
S. Ii. KEPLKi
53 South Main Street, Asheville, J,
ESTABLISHED 1874.
W. 0. Carmicha
J. W. SCHARTLE,
Apothecary
Merchant Tailor
20 SOUTH MAIN STREI;
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
42 North Main Street.
-
Battery Park Hotel !
Asheyille, North Carolina.
Open throuirhout the year. Elevation 2.600
ieet ; average (winter temperature, 65 ; mag
nificent mountain scenery: hydraulic eleva
tor ; electric lights and bells ; music hall, ten
nis court, ladies' billiard parlor and bowling
auey. jaeautirui drives and nrst-class livery.
r or descriptive printed matter apply to
JOHN B. ' STEELE, Manager.
DETECTIVES.
The Pinion Detective Asrencv of Ashe
ville, N. C. does a general detective bus
iness. Testimony n civil and. crimina
Pflffl narpfn llir falron Tn 1 :
dairyman and put him in charge: of his nals, and shadowing employes and other
herd of fine cattle., He has about ,56 people. No one can excell lis. Our
head, counting calves, the maioritv full- work has been such in North Carolina
bloo.l .Tfrsfiv nnrl th hionnp mnU ti,U that the legislature, recognizing our assis
.w iLn ";:Z;;"7Ti:Tr ta?ce t(? the. law 'offlcers in bringing
x. y uci ixiii mis, criminals to .lustice, passed an act in 18-
cows to J Columbia, S. C, and feeds the 87, to allow the members of thisi agency
Duttermilt to his hogs; His herd is per- lu lJ Vouceaiea weapons any wnere in
r ur morougn organization
we want good men in every county and
xwiway siaiion, m jn. u. ADDlicants
. 1 -. A. X
The Cnmmissionpr nf A o-nVnlti vo oqtto ... ywuuieu ior as 10 tneir sober
fl,.t l,0 . f 1.. wv.v.i yjx nlc iptaitJ
tixzao uo iicvci sccu iaiui vvuik. so
advanced at this time i of the year.
greater quantity of clover, grasses and
grain have been planted than usual!
Gov. Fowle has offered rewards for Al
bert Cambell, AVilliam Harrell and David
Harrell who murdered M. C. Cox, in
Mitchell county. Two hundred dollars
is offered for each one or six hundred
dollars for all three State Chronicle.
haps unequaled in the State. Statesville
Landmark
or
xar some rost ma.st.pr nmnti to w;i w
A -H. Deaver Chief Pmion Detective Ae-en
A 1 -K-T ! . 3
Col, Polk has; appointed D. H.
tenhouse as his
Private Secretary.
Rit-
Re-
ferring to Mr. R., the Raleigh Call says
"Mr. R. is a native of Halifax county,; is
a prominent and enthusiastic Alliance
man and is a readv and lucid writer.
rie is a walking encyclopedia of facts,
statistics and general information of the
condition of the country, and treats on
all subjects concerning it with ease and
interesting clearness. He is
known as'
Netice tb Railroad Contractors.
: Office Chief Engineer
French Broad (Valley Railroad
Asheville, N," C, Jan. 1, 1890.
-rroposais will be received ur to 1 2
o clock, noon, January 21, 1890, for jrrad
mg, masonry, trestle work and ! bridges,
also cross ties for the first 30miles of" thp
French Broad Valley Railroad.! ! Rights
reserved to reject any and all bids. Ad
dress all communications to C. G. Dyott,
President and'General Manager, 52 Wall
Mice i, ixew i oriv, or to i
il. M Ramseur', Chief Engineer,
td M Asheville, N. C
To Patrons of Asheville
In order to facilitate the nrotnnt frpp
delivery of mail matter which goes into
effect in tnis city on January 1 nwt n
yiuciv paiues are requestea to notify their onr.
Old Fogy." State Chronicle, respondents to direct their matter to the
numoer and street of residence. '
! G. W. Cannon, P. M.
WyattjMcKenzie, a notorious outlaw,
has again appeared in North Carolina.
He is said to be hiding in Rockingham
wuu) Aieiiviiy armea ana swearing
vengeance against a number of citizens.
Mr. Kenzie has banded with him six other
desperate men, who announce that they
Some
' See Here !
Price Pelham's Pretty Pre.sent a hpforp
you buy. 24 Patton avenue.
are ready for any sort of fray.
years ago McKenzie murdered a man in
Rockingham county and was sentenced babies and small children a special fea-
tn HpQth i Knnr Hottp Vv . a.: i tUIC
mi v - fcjw
E. E. Brown. No. 7 & 9 Patton
over H. Redwood's. Photop-ranh in Qn
its branches artistically done. Western
North Carolina scenes a sneeiaHv. Tali
and examine my work. Photographs of
J 11 -tail
Black-measles in an eDidemic and asr-
gravated form is , raging in Fordsville
The Democrat is read weekly by
nearly eight thousand people. : '
'or his execution he broke jail at Went-
worth and escaped. In about two weeks
he was recaptured and again lodged in
jail. The governor appointed another
day for his execution, but again he broke low
jail and; escaped. Nothing more was
heard from him until Sunday, When he
was seen with his band of six men in the
upper part of Rockingham county. He
inquiredf the whereabouts of six men
whom he swore he intends to1 kill on
sight. I j .
Go to Pelham's brand ! new rl rn crctViTa
No. 24 Patton avenue, Opposite Grand
Central Hotel, and select
holiday presents from the endless varie
ty to be seen there J Prices enormously
j
If you want the best paper for the bus
iness man, the farmer, 'the family sub
scribe at once for The Asheville Dem
ocrat.: Only $1.50 per year, in advance.
Exquisite cut glass and fancy coWtip
bottles at Pelham's new drujr store. 24
Grand Central
Gov. Lee, in his recent speech at Clin
ton, N. C.; in referring to the mineral
resources of North Carolina said that he
understood that there was too much sul
phur in the iron! God gave North Caro-
Patton avenue, ODoosite
hotel. i
The Democrat is
Daner for thp
people and is being sustained bv the
people. ;- Every family in Western Cam
lina ought to take and read it. . : a .:
-("ift" paeg tuuiiuinnH ni itr rpan.
linians their snlnhnr in thi, anm' mauer, ior au. The . Asheville
iic numu get meir nereaiter.
vance.
per annum in ad-
Buggy and Carriage Works,
Manufactured or Eepaired
In best style, at reasonable prices.
H. M. Howard,
81 S. Main 8t., Asheville, N. C.
Horse-shoeing a Specialty.
We do not sell cheap Drugs,!;
will sell you Drugs Cheap,
aixu ii vuu uuiii ueneve wnatM? i;
;ive us a trial and be convince! Oil
" "TV . . . . T
rrescnpiion i-reparxment is exceM
liuiic. iii is cquippcu wun ine Dest eoo;
tnat money can buy from E. Merck,
R. Squibb, Parke. Davfs & Co .. j,
VYyeth & Bto., and from other leatff
manufacturing chemists m this com;
and Europe, whose goods for pur
cannot be questioned.
Prescriptions Filled al ali i
Trustees Sale.
t j
By virtue offadeed of trust executed tn
me by J. H. Eriibier and wife, to secure the
payment of a certain note matured thereon,
which deed of trust is duly registered In the
Register's Offipe of Buncombe County, In
Book 14, on page 481, 1 will sell for cash to
me nignest Diaaer, at the Court House door
in Asheville, N. C., on the !
12TH DAY OP FEBRUARY, 1890,
The lands mentioned in said deed of 'trust..
situate on the (Swannanoa, River, and con -
Lainiug a.uuub puueiy-nve acres. I
I '" R- GRAHAM.
January 13, 1890. . ; ji
Day or Night, - and delivered free
charge to any pah of the city. (
stock of
Drugs, Patent Medicin-
And Druggists' Sundries
Is complete, and at prices that defrei
petition. Hon t forget theplacl
No. 20 South Main St.,
Where you will at all times be .served
competent prescriptionists.
CORTLAND BROS.,
REAL ESTATE
"WHO STRUCK BILLY PATTERSON?
GRAVES
THRAS
INVESTMENT AGENTS.
Offices : No.
floor.
G. U
-AND
BROKER
No. 19 S. Main St
Opposite Oarmichael's Drug Siorf
3
i
Are the
strike
ones that did it. and weintt
60 South Main street. Second
Mcdonald,
HIGH PRICES
DEALER IN
just as hard an wr thii- unijio wedoE
pretend to have all the eoods in the worWj
Cii.. 1 h -n i m . do we pretend to soil ttam fnr less
OLaUlG a.Tlfl r RTlP.TT C-rT'nP.p-piDO than they cost to make them ' vet we do
; -jr. . r, - J parties who price our oods sav they
,,uuti; yueiiper man tne same quality
Country
, . .'.!
No. 17 South
Produce a Specialty.
Main Street, Asheville, N. C.
Dougnt elsewhere in the city, we keepi
Monkey
resh and cheap
CHICAGO
Wrenches or Coffee Pots in stock and
the best. Pamiiv : n ' V" wue'J? 7c.:
i t vnuwuei), wito w us ior your good uoffee, ure
Confectioneries- Tnhann m ! JLadies' Fine Shoes on -a Rnnta and S
Produce, or anvthin.r liailQlw 2?! "?a5 SWrts,Blankets and K;
i. - . . pa Cloves. Overcoats ana
fckirts. Lianies' Khawi. no' Hnse. I
nels and Ladies' Collars, Ribbons and
pilars, J) actory Cloth and Home-Made c
xrunjts ana ispool Cotton, Snuff, Salt w
If you want
Canned Goods,
gars, Country
"vi'u a "isiriass siore, call on me. Always
! octlO-ly
AND ALTON R. R I and everything. We will ma
f ouu o m muse you uv .
know how hia-h vnn Vic-.- navin
nw-r-n ... r I wuic KUUUH. I nsniarra ava tmrt tint ViiiU'-
cash, discount our bills and do not belief
TtT-n - w- 1 .. I iu.au lives wnn -orill rriiro mnre
l ijLirii y . K t r -v T r. . . i -i - . ' t vu 1 " :
H JL5 1 Uli lyyiilll VV EST honest money than we will.
Will save time and money jroinff via Chieairn
and Alton Route. Vestibuled itrain 2
tween St. Louis and Kamal City. Rech?:
mg- chair cars and tourist. sWrU, "n
charge to all Western States and"Territories
v V. vU I
B. A. NEWLAND,
Traveling Passenger Agent.
No. 10 Patton ave., up stairs, Asheyme. N. C
GRATES & THRAStf
Asheville, N. C.
w.
Asheville Branch
1
North :: Carols
p. ROWE,
-j-DEALER IN
taliaa aai Aswicas Hwtls, Erasils. Etc,
Alliance Warehouse, Asbeville. N. C.' 1
All kinds of Monuments, Tombstones, Head-
Btonea, Urns and Vasee, Fencing and Greeting
made to order In the latest designs.
Building and Loan Assoei
PprcnivvT r
CARR1NGTON. Sec'y axd Tb
P.' A. Cummings, Att'y-appraisers:
J. R. STARNFS a 1. McD0'
irir T 11
-uac juuaus Uil tOiiunj m
7;i ; as Town Property.
A chance for all to get a Hoc
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