To the People.
We wish weekly information from every
section of Western North Carolina and
East Tennessee, of ang or -aU manufactur
ing or mining enterprises established, or im
provements to those, existing, improvements
in agricultural, especially results of new ex
periments in agriculture in this section; of
schools, churches, Alliance and otter orders
or associations far tlie good and up-building
of tfve people. Serid us short, plain state
ments, as often its' may be. THE DEMO
CRAT desires to be the medium of an
iL.mncitia to tite. world tlie improvements in
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the social and material development of this
section. .
TO THE PUBLIC.
We mnd this issue of THE DEMO
i
CRAT1 to a number of persons whose names
have not been entered upon our books as
regular subscribers TJvose wlvo desire it
continued to be sent theml are requested to
notify us A T ONCE in person, or by pos
tal. We trust every person who sees lit will
subscribe. We want ten thousand subscri
bers by January ..next, and ought to hate
them. Casli in advance for aU subscriptions.
FURMAN & VANCE,
I Publishers.
WE WANT NAMES.
We-want names, of friends, or others
vnerialhi in tlie North and Northwest, to
whom to send specimen copies of I THE
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ASllEVlLLZj DtiMUUliAl. fames
wishing inf or malum of this section should
receive THE DEMOCRAT. Let us
have them. I
TEN THOUSAND BY JANUARY.
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We want ten thou mad subscribers to
THE A SHE VILLE DEMOCRAT by
January next. Let us have tJtem, Call on
us or, stud you r names, with tfie cash.
THE "CITIZEN" CHANGES MAN
AGEMENT.
H Col. Cameron Retires.
f Some days ago it was announced that
the "owners of The Citizen" had sold
the paper, name, good will, etc., to Mr.
Fuller, of Brockton, Mass. Yesterday
Col. John D. Cameron announced his
retirement, and that The (Citizen hence
forth would be conducted and controlled
by other parties. The Citizen also an
nounced a "change in the ownership"
and management, but did not mention
who the new owner is, or who the new
editor is, or is to be. . ! -
It stated The Citysen would be issued
hereafter as an afternoon paper, ! and
that it would remain Democratic in
politics I
We deeply regret the ; retirement of
Col. Cameron. We regard it as a, great
loss, in all respects. Without a peer as
An editorial writer in North Carolina,
his talents, his fidelity, his earnest and
honest zeal for the good of his native
State and adopted section have made for
him not only ah enviable hut a loveable
name among North Carolinians. While
his napie, appeared at the head of a
paper as its editor, Democracy, the true
interests of the white people of the
South, had no fears. . No papercOuld
call itself "Democrat" under his man
agement and not be Democratic; it
could not call itself "Democratic" and
oppose Democratic nominees of a regu
lar Democratic convention!
We welcome the new owners of The
Citizen, as we do all gentlemen who
come to be of and with us. The present
owner ot The Citizen is said to be a He
publican in politics, but his assurance
that The Citizen shall remain "Demo
cratic in politics" we take to mean that
it will stand by Democratic organization
in this section, and support Democratic
nominees and Democratic policy as de
clared by National, State and district
conventions. : !
M French Broad Baptist Church.!
1 1 wish to make public announcement
of the tact that 1 have to-daj paid! off
the last dollar of indebtedness incurred
in the construction of this! church build
ing. The entire property! has cost us
about G,70U. "When the work was un
dertaken there was but a weak, infant
organization to sustain it in the face of
a. very peculiar and bitter opposition
Kind friends extended a helping hand,
however, in our time of need, and now
that a signal success has been achieved,
we wish to return them our hearty and
sincere thanks. Their names have all
been preserved, with the amount given,
and this little book will be cherished
long as a memento of their sympathy
and generous aid in the heroic struggle
to give our little church a local habita
tion. Of course we invite everybody,
without distinction, to our pretty house
of worship: but we should extend a
special welcome at all times to those
; , friends who contributed so gracefully to
its erection, and devoutly pray upon
theih the richest blessings of heaven. I
wish also to make grateful acknowledge
ment of the fact that Capt. M. E. Carter,
of whom we bought our lot, is kindly
preparing the papers giving us an addi-
tional strip of ten feet of ground along
bur back line. The Lord reward him
and all the rest of our friends. j i
M J. L. Carroll, Pastor. I
Asheville, March 3,1890.
By special arrangements with the pub
lisher, We are enabled this year to make
an unusual offer: The regular price of
. C. Farmer is $1,00 a year. We will
furnish The Asheville Democrat in
combination with the N. G. Farmer for
$1,75 per year. This is a bargain that
needs no comment. Make a careful note
of it, or what is better, send us in i the
amount at once. If you wish to first see
a copy of the Farmer, address a postal
cardt,oN. C. Farmer, Raleigh, N. C,
asking f cr one, and a back .number will
be sent, free.
In addition to this all those accepting
this combination offer will receive one
dozen papers of improved garden seed
free of charge.
Mr. J. B. Duke.
Vervifew of the voung men of North
Carolina have achieved anything like the
distinction in the business world won by
J. B. Duke, son of Washington Duke
and member of the firm of W. Duke
Sons & Co.
Not many years ago
father loves to call him,
"Buck," as his
broke the shell
and planted himself down in the city of
New York, determined right there in the
greatest commercial and money centre
of the continent to make all cigarette
concerns take off their bats to W. Duke
Sons &Co.
Upward and onward
he went. The
country boy was as much at home in the
great metropolis, driving his business
with all the artful management that in
dustry land genius couldjcontrol and de
vise, as; if he had never j been out of the
great city. All who know him and come
in contact with him admit that he has
phenomenal business and commercial
gifts, j j j
The American Tobacco Company,
the
wealthiest and greatest corporation of its
kind in; the world, is organizdd with a
capital pi $25,000,000. Mr. J. B. Duke is
the president of the company. North
Carolina mav well feel proud of her
young son who went forth among stran
gers anl 'reached the topmost round of
the business ladder in so short a time.
Greensboro North State
Office Removed.
The Democrat received the follow
ing with much regret:
PassengeIr Department,
E. T.,'Va. !& Ga. R. R.
Asheville' February 28.
Editors Democrat: The office of the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Railway at this place is discontinued by
order of the General Passenger Agent.
Until
tions re
further notice jail communica
ating to rates and routes should
be addressed to B. W. Wrenn, G. P. and
T A., lynoxville, Tenn.
I I Yours truly,
j I W. A. Day, D. P. A.
During his stay here Mr. Day made
himself and his gieat line! most popular,
and his departure is much regretted.
;! Work Begun.
Engineer Ramseur says that
large
force is
hard at work in Henderson, lo
cating the line of the French Broad Val
ley Road, preparatory to the early mov
ing of dirt. As announced in the last
Democrat a first mortgage to cover the
line has been registered in the counties
of Buncombe, Hendersonj and Transyl
vania, and we are also informed bonds
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to cover the entire construction have
been satisfactorily placed in New York.
It is a great work for our section and
the managers seem to go at it with good
earnest.
The Virginia Legislature; has chartered
railroad to run from jSori'olk through
Virginia,
North Carolina, Tennessee,
Kentucky, Missouri, Arkansas and In
dian Territory to the junction of the
Atlantic and Pacific and .the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe railroads in New
Mexico, a distance of 1460 niiles.
Over $100,000 worth of ! real estate is
said to have changed hands here in the
last week;- Greensboro Patriot,
What arc you paying for your
flour ? The roller king flour, the
best on earth, can be had at most
any grocers for $6.00
per barrel.
Hair Brushes.
Pelhaml the Patton avenue druggist,
has just received the largest and best
stock of i hair, tooth, coat and flesh
brushes ever seen in Asheville.
Nothing but strictly choice
i i
corn tea meats at martin s mar-
ket.
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THE NATIONAL. DEMOCRAT.
Every Democrat and Every Seeker
After Political Truth Should
! Read It. ! '
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Plub Iates: We will! send the Na
tional Democrat and The Democrat to
any address within the United States for
2.00 a year, strictly in advance.
The regular subscription price of the
National j Democrat is $1.50 per year,
and it is well worth it. It is published
weekly in; the city of Washington, and
each issue contains eijht iseven-column
pages of
reading matter.
Send to this
office "for sample copies.
It has the endorsement of leading
Democrats; it contains all the Washing
ton and National news; its record of
Congressional proceedings will be full
and complete, and it is in every way a
worthy exponent of sound Democratic
doctrine, j j Subscribe now and secure
this staunch organ of thej party'of the
people, i j
The Abheville Democrat and The
National Democrat for $2.00 per year in
advance.
Juicy
tender, sweet and pal
atable meats at Martin's market.
Support home manufactories by buy
ing their goods. ThWe is no better flour
made for the price than Electric Light
Flour. .
no other.
A.ek your grocer for it and take
marft-tf
Strictly pure pork
Martin's market.
sausage at
What are you paying for your Flour?
The Roller King FlourJ the best on
earth, can be had at most any grocer's
for $6 per barrel. i mar6 tf
Fine Tofe&cco Seed
If you want a good crop of bright leaf
tobacco fro to Felham's, 24 Patton ave.i
opposite Grand Central, and buy Lan,-
dreth s fresh tobacco seeds j
Sweet sugar-cured
Martin's market, l
hams
at
'The Democrat is a paper for the
people and is being sustained by the
people, livery family m Western Caro
lina ought to take and read it. j
Absolutely (pure leaf
Martin's market. I
lard at
J. F. RAMSAY,
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DENTIST.
Office in Barnard Building,
Post Office Box 431.! j Asheville, N. C
NOTICE.
The undersigned being this day:
Administrator of the estate of the late James
Q1
jualified as
Holland, notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against said estate to present
them for payment on or before the 24th day of
February, 18M, or this notice will be pleaded
as bar on their recovery. . 1 f
JESSE D. MORGAN, j
Dated February 22, 1890. Administrator.
TEUSTEE'S iSALE. 1
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By -virtue of a Deed of Trust executed by
James Worley and : Precilla Worley his wife,
to secure the payment of one sealed note for
$87.85, dated Feb. 19, 1889, due Jan. 1, 1890, and
interest, payable to C. A. Nichols, which said
Deed of Trust has been duly registered in the
Register's Office of Madison County, Book 1,
page 405, 1 will 6ell at the Court House door,
in the town of Marshall, on lit 1
MONDAY, THE 31st DAY OF MARCH, 1890,
the following tract of land, to wit : It being
the land where Precilla Worley now lives, ad
joining lands of Baxter Randall, Marion i Saw
yer and others, and more fully described in
said Deed of Trust, to which reference is
made. Terms of sale cash. . ;i !
C. A. CLARK, Trustee
, February 25, 185). i I
NOTICE.
That by virtue of the power in me vested by
a decree of the Superior Court of Buncombe
County, I will sell on . j ii i
MONDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL
Next, to the highest bidder, the following two
tracts of land : I !H !
First Tract is on New Found Creek and con
tains about 27 acres, being part of the F. Slu-
der home tract, and joins a. E. feluder, James
Fosser, and others. ; This is valuable tobacco
and farming land. i
Second Tract is the Dover place, on South
Turkey Creek, contains 65 acres, has good
dwellinir and fine orchard. I
Terms of Sale 20 per cent, cash down, bal
ance in two notes, each for half the balance;
due one and two years ; from date, at 8 per
i cent, from date. Title perfect and retained
until paid for. i ; ' i
Sale at court house in Asheville. ! i !
For particulars enquire of J. M. Gudger,
Attorney-at-Law, Asheville, N. C, or the un
aersignea. '
Wm. P. COLE, Commissioner
FOR j SALE.!
, Well bred and carefully raised ;
JERSEY BULL,
Prince of Goldcoast, 22909 A. jJ C C
Coomassie blood. Fit for service. ;
Best
Also, next month,' two litters of BERK
SHIRE PIGS ; the two litters not akin. Boars
and bows prize stock. !
Also one fine mammoth Bronze
GOBBLER
SEEDS Clydesdale OATS, white, Empirt.
State POTATO a favorite on Asheville mar-
! ket.
! . ! IE. d'ALINGE, j
Nadeshda Farm, Arden,'N. C. j
hi Ons lo Knows
Says that, fully seventy-five per
cent, of the people who come to
Asheville do their trading with
BostiG Bros. Wrigtii
For they always keep a good
stock of Dry Goods! and Shoes.
1
A man may be known by the
clothes he wears, so when you
see a j fine appearing, durable
suit on a well dressed man you
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have reason to believe that it
came from the enterprising firm
of Bostic Bros. &! Wright, as
they are closing out their large
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stock of Clothing j at cost, as
they need more room for Dry
Goods. ' I 1
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am jloj paaajjo QJ? suonoBav iBioodg
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Exists in the mountains of North Carolina,
and is now being rapidly developedJ To meet
the demands of those owning Mineral Proper
ties, we have made arrangements with Pierre
de P. Rlcketts, and John N. Banks; Metallur
gists, Chemists and Mining Engineers, of New
York City, to sample, assay and report upon
all mining products submitted by us. i
We believe this arrangement will be a most
advantageous one to those owning undevel
oped mineral properties, and will be of great
assistance in disposing of the same. Prof.
Ricketts has charge of the celebrated
School of Mines of Columbia College,
And has a world-wide reputation. The simple
fact that he is interested here will command
immediate attention. M I i ' '
Samples of minerals will be forwarded for
immediate inspection as soon as iney are eem,
to our office. If worth analysis, a moderatee
fee willi be charged. If worthless, noi charge
will be knade. All analytical charges, includ
ing' ' - ilr. ;!
Coli, Silver, Iron, Copper, Tin, Corrundum,
Will be given upon application, i We make
Mineral:
and Timber Lands a specialty J
:xks
JENKS,
Eeal Estate and Insurance ! Brokers,
Rooms 9 and 10 McAfee Block,
30 Patton Aye.,
Asheville.
TTTAVING QUALIFIED AS EXECUTOR
XI of Lewis Ingram, deceased, late of Bun
sons having claims' against the estate of the
said. deceased, :to exhibit them to the under
signed, or to Messrs. Moore & Merrick, my at
torneys!, on or before Jan. 30, 1891, or this no
tice will be plead mbar ox their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
I T. J. CARLAND,
Executor of Lewis Ingram, deceased.
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY
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C. T. MAWTS.
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No. 5 Fatton Avenue, (Down Stairs.)
WEST CHESTER FIRE
INSUR
ANCE CO., MERCHANTS FIRE IN
SURANCE CO., KNOXVII.LE FIRE
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INSURANCE CO., AETNA LIFE IN
SURANCE CO. 1 ' . 1
DETECTIVES.
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The Pinion Detective Agency of Ashe
ville, Pi.! J. does a general detective bus
mess. Testimony in civil and criminal
cases carefully taken. 1 Jrursumg crimi
nals, and shadowing employes and other
people, j No one ban excell us. Our
work has been such in North Carolina
that the legislature, recognizing our assis
tance to! the law officers in; bringing
criminals to justice, passed an act 10
to allow tne members 01 tnis agency
to carry (concealed weapons any where m
the stat. ' For thorough organization
wre want good men in every county and
Railway! station in N. C. Applicants
must be vouched for as to their sober
habits by some officer of the! State or
some post master. Comunicate with W
TT rv T C T . - ft
xi. iveaver mei rmioii jjeieciive iigen
cy Asheville, N. C 'A I
A just Decision
That has been reached by our many customers
that we nave the completest stock and sel
at tne lowest prices our stock ot
BOOKS
IS VERY LARGE1AND COMPLETE.
Fancy Goods of All Kinds
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Especially in Albums and Writing Desks
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Toys and Dolls,
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No end to; them. The1 rapidity at which they
are going is a proot 01 their cheapness
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Pictures on Easels !
Handsome for the Price.
Icy Wagons, Drums and
Sleds
For the Boys.
BUILDING BLOCKS and A, B, C BLOCKS
For the Children.
BOY'S
POPULAR BOOKS By Uncle
rLaw-
renee.
Ker, Alden, Alger, Ellis,
Fitts,
Etc., Also Zig-Zag Journeys.
See our Stock and get prices before you buy.
J. N. Morgan & Go.
NO. 3 BARNARD BLOCK.
A Rare
Supsrb Hemes.
MAGNIFICENT PROP
' ERTY FOR SALE.
HKKE ISYO U Jl CH AXC E
I offer for sale, in lots to suit purchasers,
that magnificent tract of land situated near
the growing towns of Henderson ville and Flat
Rock, Henderson county, N; C. known as
. THE BARRING LANDS,
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Containing two thousand acres. A large por
tion is splendid for farming purposes: while
on this property are a number of grand eleva
tions for building sites, surrounded by native
trees. These lands are unsurpassed for truck
ing, fruit, tobacco, grain and the grasses: is
well watered by several beautiful strearas.
They are near the Asheville and Spartanburg
Railroad, and the new French Broad Valley
Railroad, j Will be sold in tracts of 100 or 200
acres, or less, or as a whole, j Only a very short
drive from Hendersonville. Can be bought
now at IX"W pkices. Apply at once to
J. J. OSBORNE,
ilTORNEY AT LAW,
Hendersonville, N. C or Boilston, Hender
son county, N. C.
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W: P. WHITTINGTON, M. D.,
Office 28 Patton Avenue second floor,
ASHEVILLE, N C.
Tenders his prof essional services ' to the citl
sens of Asheville. and surrounding country.
Residence 188 Woodnn street.
DE. B. F. ABEINGT.ON.
Office moms on Patton ; Avenue, over the
clothing store of C D. Blanton & ix.
ResidenceJ corner of
Woodfin
and Locust
streets.
oclO-ly
FOR SALE.
A Large : Rosewood PIANO, in good condi-
tion. Apply to -,. ,
:! MRS. S. E. BUCHANAN,
Dec.l-4t. South.Main street.
A WORD TO SMOKERS SUFFICIENT.
If you want the best S-cent cigar offered in
tnis city caii on me. 1 am agent ior
GABEETT & SON'S K0. 11 0IGAES.
Try one, and you will use no other.
!.i ! ' ' A. C. DAVIS.
J. 11. EATON,
and Ornamental
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Asheyille, N. C.
All jobbing in his line promptly at
tended at reasonable prices, and work
guaranteed.
janl-3m
Battery Park Hotel !
Asheville, North Carolina.
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Open throughout the year. Ele-ation 2,600
feet ; average winter temperature, 55 ; mag
nificent mountain scenery; hydraulic" eleva
tor t electric lights and bells : music hall, ten
nis! court, ladies' billiard parlor and bowling
alley. Beautiful drives and first-class livery.
or descriptive printed matter apply to
JOHN B. STEELE, Manager.
Buggy and Carriage Works,
Manufactured or Bepaired
In best style, at reasonable prices.
H. M. Howard,
81
S. Main St., Asheyille, N. C.
Horse-shoeing
a Specialty.
GEAPE
VJUMJjiSi
Several kinds of rooted young Grape
Vines for sale, lower than they can be
bought at large nurseries, North or South
Ironclads, Concords, Elviras, Etc.
Apply to
S. N. STEVENS,
Vernon P. O., Buncombe Co.
THE OLD RELIABLE BARBER,
PLUM LEVI,
Has established himself at the corner of
Court Square and Colletre street, where he in
vites his old friends and the public to call. An
expert lady barber always in attendance.
Also in connection with the Barber Palace
is a First Glass Restaurant, where good meals,
nicely served, can be had at all hours at rea
sonable prices.;
CHICAGO
AND ALTON It. II.
EMIGRANTS GOING
WEST Oil NORTHWEST
"Will save time and money going via Chicago
and Alton Route. Vestibuled train be
tween St. Louis and Kansas City. "Reclin
ing chair cars and tourist sleepers free of
charge to all Western States and Territories.
For low rates, maps and descriptive books
write to or can on i
B. A. NEWLAND,
.. Traveling Passenger Agent.
No. 10 Patton ave., up stairs, Asheville. N. C
w.
H.E0M
DEALER IN
Italian and American MIe, Sranite. Etc,
Alliance Warehouse Asheville, V. C.
All
kinds of Monuments, Tombstones, Head-
stones, Urns and Vases, Fencing and Cresting
made; to order in the latest designs.
Jure Wines M iip !
HAMPTON:!:
EATHERST05E,
Public Square,
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ASHEYILLE, X. C,
Invite
the attention of the trade to their
Large Stock of
;WTiich is dffered
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wholesale :-: or :-:
RETAIL.
! Our Stock of
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Tobacco, Cigars and Cigarettes
U is complete.
T H E B EST
and Beers
AlwayB on Hand. -
Give us a call when you want something
Strictly First-Class.
Dec, 12,,89-l y.
Plastering
1889
S. E. KEPLER.
-DEALER LN
Fine
Purveyorto intelligent and apprecia
tive Asheville American families. Pal
ates and tastes of people who believe in
good living, cannot be humbugged by
"Cheap John goods. Cheap goods and
first quality are not synonymous. I have
in stock and to arrive, all seasonable
specialties, comprised in part of fruits
Oranges, Lemons, Cranberries. Kaisms.
Figs, Nuts, Etc. Miscellaneous: Choice
O, K. .New Orleans Molasses, for table
use; rnme JNew uneans Molasses, for
cooking. Extra fine assortment of
Crackers, line leas una Coffees a spe
cialty. Mince Meats: Gordon & Dil-
worth s and other brands, num Pud
dings, Calf s Foot Jelly, etc. Pres'v'd
and Cry stalized Ginger. Shad Roe in
kits. Koe Herrings ; and all other sea
sonable goods.
S. R. KEPLER,
53 South Main Street. Asheville. H. 0.
ESTABLISHED 1874.
W. 0. Oarmichael,
Apothecary,
20 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
ASHEVILLE , N. C.
We do not sell cheap Drugs, but
will sell you -Drugs Cheap, V
none, it is equipped with the best goods
a. l a. m i m-
mai money can Duy rrom i. Merck, 12.
R- Squibb, Parke, Davis & Co., Jno.
Wveth & Bro.. and from other, leading
manufacturing chemists in this country I
and Europe, whose eoods for nuritv
cannot be questioned.
hmfki FiM at & Im,
Day or Night, and
charge to any part
stock of
delivered free of
of the city. Our
Drugs, Patent Medicines,
' And Druggists' Sundries
Is complete, and at prices that defy com
petition. Don't forget the place,
No. 20 South Main St.,
"Where you will at all times be served by
competent prescriptionists.
Spring 1890.
No. 19 S. Main St.
Opposite Carmichael's Drug Store.
Jobbers and Retailers iii
Dry Groods,
Shoes, Hats,
NOTIONS,
Gents' Furnishing Goods
A SPECIALTY.
Would invite eDecial attention to the
Spring1 Stock. New goods received every day.
Mr. Graves, the buyer, having had years of
experience with one of the leading dry goods
houses North, is enabled to offer inducements
to the wholesale trade and would invite coun
try merchants to examine his prices before
ouying. They are agents for Fox Hail do
mestic, the best sold in this market. Three
thousand dozen O. N. T. Spool Cotton sold in
twelve months. Do not forget the jlace ?o.
19 South Main street, Asheville, N. C. ,
E. L. Brown and J. W. Pickens are with
the above firm and would be pleased to see
their many friends.
Aslierille Branch
North :: Carolina
Building and Loan-Association.
W. W. ROLLINS, Ppesidf."
CARRINGTON,
jec't axd Tbeas.;
P A. Cum
ING8, Att J.
APP
aisebs:
j. r. starn:
1879
Groceries.
five us a trial and be convinced. Our Wt l
'rescription Department is excelled by )&
GRAVES
THRASH
&rfT:
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if.
S, G. L. 3fcDONALD.
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on Country as well
f Afown Property.
ice for all to get a Home.
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