THE SUN.
National Democratic
IMatform.
Ii: vii.ee. n. c.
J UN IS 17
Wonl aad Their l.sos.
rs. Squii-ii i suppose, Mrs. Snags,
J your daughter graduates this year.
11 do the commencement exercizes
bo
!
s. ?nn:ss Yc3, dear j Jc-r.nfo will bo
lgh col K go next week, j Dr. Firstly will
:li tho tobaccalaureate sermon next Sun--.Pittsburg
Chronicle. I
, Philosophy;
Tl:u ivor!J is but a llectjn,; show.
An J do wise man regrets It.
For tsaa vrauts little here below, j
Ar.'J generally ho get' it. j
tomerv mo journal.
A Straight Tip.
Y ag Lrdy tat tbo races) What is meant
l ing, Jac!:, "Ho look3 like a dead sure
r i I
J A horse that is apt to win tho race.
Y. ag l-ai!y-IIow can cno tell a horse
ike that"! j
J. ': When you seo hu ncse under
.'jrst. New YcrL- Sun.
the
Ilvldcnccs of Genius.
h several r:je::iber3 of our family Lave
)u i.iustrious names."
"13 that sor
"Or.e of my brothers distinguished himself
cither mid another as; a scldier." j
ts iK-i.'iing. Three of my brothers are I
' vers in the be.t !a-,baJl club in
y. " Lincoln Journal
' boM Ir-r hand ait i fcvr IjUjts pressed.
'Ut ru-ver spoke rr love;
r v. a t ier., a:n! at n.-r r-;-p.-,t
i: t:y::.;-oa l.-.-r c-W''-
4.L
V. 1
tcI !;. Hie democratic tttate
Convention.
i
a train congratulate the people of
Carol jnn on thc continued enjoyment
e. ."" ' ove: tn:ie;:t and general pros
n:tde Democratic a tministi at ion of
airs oi, the State whicl
ccn fof s many war.;
4 '
impartial e r.forecment o
increasing eJncicney of our
ol system, ami the progress
luns now been
ifpon the iust
he law: tinon
common
made in
ui.tr education; upon the improvement
enterprise manifested in all iiarts of the
-C. We again challenge a comparison be
.a this si.-ttc of things a-l the outrages,
c ? and scandals which attended Kcpubli-
ascend:;ney in oar borders. We pledge
elves. to exert "n the future as in the past
' est ctlbrts to promote tjie best interests
State.
Af-
e peopJej of all sections c-f tlie
eHiradherenec to Dcjuocratic princi-
a he retl-f re ea unciatcd. in the platforms
c raitvjit is hefebv
tive
tit . V ,
t.v:-:iJ i i::u r.o ir.rnnicnt has the
: t ilmnb! its people with taxes leyoml
Mint required to pay its necessary ex
:nl gradually extinguish its public
ad that whenever the i revenues, how-
rivedj t. ceeil this amount, they should
u icetl. sa as to avoid a surplus in the
nr. That any system of taxation
i necessitates the payment of a pre
of S-7 by the government on each
of its; bonds, taken with the mil
. lat v.ould otlarwise lie idle in its
. and paid to bondholders who pur
M in many instances, at less than "par,
i aiiticraiic, oppressive! and iniquitous
uld be reformed. The course of our
-.vratic Kcpresen:ativcc in Congress, in
t. forts to give relief to the people from
-.Some internal revenue and tarilY taxa
mccts with the approval of the Dcmo
: pratyj of tins State and we respect
rceotiinicml that if thev find it impossi-
to our ihjjc nil the relief tl--
ui'moil anv Itist nntl ur.nrtir.il
;urc presented in Congress that will af
a partial relief from such existing
en"- . is
sotven. That while the details of the
ods by which the constitutional revenue
shall be graduallv reached are
cts wlrlch the representatives of our
.c at tne national capital must lc trus-
adjust, v.-e think the i customs duties
'..lbe levied f.r the production of public
iue, and the discriminations in their ad
icat should 1 e such as will place the
-Urates on luxuries and the lowest on
essarks of life, distribute as equally
iblc the unavoidable burdens of taxa-
id coaler the greatest good on the
it number. j
yt vei, That v. e. as heretofore, lavor
ill never cease to demand, the uncon
ial abohtion of the whole internal re
i system, as a war tax. not to lir isti.
l times ol peace; as a grievous burden
pep:c and a source of annoyance in
actical operations. We call the atten-
ftheiK-opIe of the State to the hypo
.tlpretensior.jj'of the Republican party in
platlorms. that they are in favor of the
1 of this onerous system of taxation
edbytluir party, while the Republicans
ngress are taxing their energies to ob3
t all legislation inaugurate!" by the re--.tatives
of the Democratic party to
' the pcopl of a!! or a part of this odi-
':ea:.j
i.yi:i, That the course of the Dcmo
' i arty, in lurtherance of popular educa-
a sunicient iruarantv. that wc favor
.cation of the people, and we will pro-
. i.iioc iresent educational
: ages so iars it can be ion? without
r ag the people by excessive taxation.
"J.TEH. Thai.tonuct an existing evil,
i accept, lor educational purposes,
-. e l cceral government, our pro rata
c t the surplus in its treasury: Provided
: be disbursed trough State asrents and
i for the distribution he free 'from
: .1 features. ;
That the United States being
vemnient ami ours a national party,
-.ounce the c:lorts ,of the Kepublicansto
actional -.ssuts in Congress and elsc
. aiui ti promote tlissension and ill-
Lwi-cn me ixopie ct th.c tlinercnt
j' Our common country.
3LTKO. That it is due to the people of
.. . w mi iave so t-
i. cir snare ot our
Tln IVtnnrr.ilic ivirtv nf !lli TT-if1
I States, in National Convention asscm
bled, renews the pledges of (its fidelity to
Democtaticl faith and, reaffirming the
platform adopted by its representatives
in inc iiiicago convention ot
endorses the views expressed bv Presi
dent Cleveland in his last! earnest mes
sage to Congress as a correct interpreta
tion of that platform upon the question
of tariff reduction ; and also endorses the
cflorts of our Democratic representatives
in Congress to secure a reduction of the
excessive taxation. Among its princi
ples ot party iaith are the maintenance
of an indissoluble union of the free and
indestructible States, now about to enter
upon its second century of unexampled
progress and renown, and devotion to
the government, regulated by the writ
ten constitution; strictly specifying every
granted power and expressly reserving
to the estates or the people the entire un-
granted residue ol power; the encourage
ment of the jealous and !. popular vigi-
lencc directed to all who have been chosen
for brief terms to enact; and execute the
laws and are charged with the duty of
preserving peace and equitj', and estab
lishing justice. The democratic party
welcomes an exacting scrutiny of the
administration of the Executive power,
which fotiryears ago was ; committed to
its trust, in the election of Grover
Cleveland, as President of the Uuited
States, but it challenges the most search
ing inquir- concerning its fidelity and de
votion to the pledges I which "then in-
the I volved the suffrages of the people during
I a 1 a a i . . -i - r
; inc most critical penoa oi ; our nnanciai
altairs, resulting from oyer, taxation, the
anomalous i condition of bur currency,
and public debt unmatured. It has by
a wise and conservative course not only
averted disasters,1 but greatly promoted
the prosperitj' of our people. It has re
versed the improvident and unwise policy
of the republican party, touching public
domain, and has Ireclaimed from corpo-
rations and syndicates, alien and domes
tic, and restored to the people nearly one
hundred million acres of land, to be sa
credly held as homesteads for our citi
zens. While carefully guarding the in
terests of the principles of justice and
equity it has paid, out more for pensions
and bounties to soldiers and sailors ot
the Republic than was ever paid before
during an equal period. It has adopted
and consistently pursued a firm and pru
dent foreign policy, preservmgpeace with I
II A m l ! 1 . I
nu nations, wmie scrupulously maintain
ing all rights and interests' of our own
government and people at home and
abroad. The exclusion from bur shores
of Chinese labor lias been Jcffectuallv sc.
cured under the provisions of a treat-,
the operation ol (which has -been post
poned bv the action of the; republican
majority in the Senate. .-In every. branch
and department of the .crovernment, un
der democratic control, the rights and
wenarc oi an pcopic nave! peen guarded
and defended, every public interest has
been protected and the equalitv of all
our citizens before the lawL without re
gard to race or color, has been stead-
tastlv maintained. L pop its record thus
exhibited and upon the pleldee of a con
tinuance to the people ot tjie benefits of;
democracy, it invokes a Renewal of popu
gLACKSMITHING
I am thoroughly prepared to sdo all manner
of Blacksmithing, Repairing of Carnages
Bn&gies and Wagons, to work at the lowest
prices, and i to give satisfaction. Horse
shoeing a specialty.
Give me a trial. II. M.
ApTiy-
HOWARD.
Rear of VanGilder & Brown's.
'OR SALE OR RENT.
I he Clemmons residence a
mont with
SIX ACRES OF GROUND,
! i
Fine Spring of Water and partly Fur-
A
nished
djoining Beau-
For particulars apply to
may
V. SEVIER.
PLUM LEVI'S
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
I j !
No. 8 Pattox Avenue, Asheville, N C.
I i
Places secured for first-class cooks and
nurses, ah parties wismngpiaces snouiacaii
on me. I !- ap20tf.
D
R. B. F.
ARRINGTON;
Surgeon
Dentist.
Office Rooms over L. Muiiday's store, on
Patton Avenue.
rpiiE
E ASHEVILLE
SULPHUR SPRINGS
SULPHUR SPRINGS
SULPHUR SPRINGS
SULPHUR SPRINGS
Now Opex.-t-
Now Opfs.
Now OPEX.-f-Now
OPEX.-i-
Per Week,.
Per Pay,...
ap8-lm
M. 1
RATES: 4-1
JAMES D.
EVY,
ma-20
HOTEL
HOTEL
HOTEL
HOTEL
Now Open.
Now Open.
Now Open.
Now Open.
LEWIS MADDUX, PRai'T
C. Mi McLOUD, V. PREs'lM
T
L. P. Mc
H E
I:
Western Carolina Savings
Capitoil, $50,000.
EN
On Saturdays tncjSAVixns
GENERAL BANKING
OP
BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
- Asl
FROM 9 A. M. TO 3 P. AI.
Department will be open from 6 rj
DEPOSITS RECEIVEDj f EXCHANGE BOUGiHTi
COLLECTIONS MADE ON ALL ACCESSIBLE POINTS
iJoUD
CASlIIEtt
iii
WW
e illfe. N. C.
m
to
1 he Savings leature will receive soecial attentionl On all denosits m this de-
partment, deposited for four months or loncrer. interest at the rate of four ner cent
ri .. til t. 11 I TTk -.I ! ... . t! -i I
uiiumu win ijc paia. uepositi 3'our uimesvou will soon nave lioiiars
- 1 y ! : . . Ml
I
Directors :-pM..J. Beardin, J.
M. J. Fagg; Edward H. Coleman, Lewis Maddux, C.'M. McLoudL -
$35-
-BEAUTIFUL B
ic Ashe-ille
E. Ray, J. E. Reed, R. B. Johnston,
m.
AND SOLD.
JILDIXG LO'
S IX SKYLANf)
& Spartanburg Railroad and the
SKYLAXD is on t
pike, seven miles! South of Asheville.
i i i i i
The Attractions are Fine Mineral Snriritrs chalybeate water.
epsom, alum, and freestone, cold s ice larg level lpts in the forest
iuu ieet j grand views, pure air, nb dust nor mud. i f
Two Hundred Lots have alreailv belen solid to wealthv neonle
hotel nearly built, and other improvements being made.
Free ride out and back
Estabrook's, No
ap21-3m
RANK
Ft!; 11 partieu
South Main St.
for
ars by; writing or
OTIS A. MILLER.
As
Geo
BE
S. Powell,
iay4-3m
$40
Henpersonville
sulphur, iron,
wide streets,
LOUGHRkNfS
CARRIER,
Manager.
Xd. 19 North Maui
lar trust by the re-election; of the Chief
Ma iris Irate who has been faithful, able
and prudent; it invokes hi addition to
that, the' trust, bv transfer also to the
democracy, of the. entire
legislative pow
er. The republican party, controlling the
Senate and resisting in (both houses of
Congress the reformation of the unjust
and unequal tax laws which ! have out
lasted the necessities of war and are now
undermining tne aDundance ol long peace,
and deny to the people; equality before
law and the fairness and j justice which
are their rights. jThus the cry of Ameri
can labor for a better snare in industry
is stifled with false pretense ;; enterprise
is fettered and bound down tohomemar
kets, and capital is discpuj-aged ; yet the
laws can neither be properly; amended
or repealed. The democratic party will
continue, with al
it, to struggle to reform .these laws in
ccordance with
platform, which
ballot box hy the
of all industries
the power confided to
scc-
cheerfullv
common burHnJ
'pre-sent or some equally eftective
1 of county government shall be main-
r.Y;::. That t:c Democratic party is
I to any further extension f"tht "v.-
the pledges of its last
was endorsed at the
suffrages; of the people
The; freemen of our
land an immense majority, including
every tiller of the soil gets no advant
age, from excessive taxf lawsj but the
price of nearly everything they buy is
increased by favoritism qr the unequal
system of tax legislation. All unneces
sary taxation is junjust; taxation. It is
repugnant to the creed of democracy that
oy sucn taxation (tne cost! ot the neces j
sarics of life should be j unjustifiably in
creased to all our people Judged by dem-1
ocratic principles, the interests of the!
taxation, trusts land, combinations are
permitted to exist, which, j while' undulv
enriching a few they conibine for the rob
bery of our ".citizens, by- depriving them
of the benefits of j national competition.
Every democratic; rule of governmental
action is violated, .when, j through un
necessary taxation, a vast sum of monev.
far beyond the needs of an economical
administration, is drawn from the people!
ano cnanneis 01 trade, and accumulated
as a demoralizing surplus ihth? National
Treasury, The money how lying idle in
the Federal Treasury, resulting, from
superfluous taxation, amounts to more
than one hundred and t went v-five million
dollars, and the surplus now -beinsr col
lected is reaching the sum of more than j
sixty millions annually.' Debauched by I
this immense temptation, the remedy of j
the republican oartv is to f meet nnd ex- I
A 1 '
o. I A a : .
The Bes
t Thinfif Under Foot :
1 - 1
Wine
No 43 Sbnt
...$10.00
... 2.00
,1..
St.,
homes. Fine
orders at
leaving
Prop;r.
heville, N. C.
and Liquor Store,1
Main
A
St., 3d door above Bank
ASHEVILLE, A. C.
1 1
?ars, always 10
Whiskey, specially
plaints.
All
orders by mail promptly at
I
United States and Canada
TP H E
JL
JAMES
of
assortment o
large arid complete
Imported and Demestic Wines, Liquor
stock.
As
pRENCII BROAD HOTEL.
j Kcat the W. N C. Railroad I)qot.
! Asheville, X. C.
A. G. HALLIBURTON, . Proprietor.
' !
This Hotel, which is situated within
about one hundred feet of the Western
North Carolina Railroad depot, and near
the offices of the Superintendent and Gen
eral Freight Agent of the W. N. C. R. R.,
has recently been thoroughly refitted and
improved, and is now better prepare?
than ever to accommodate the public, on
the most reasonable terms,
1
1
FIRST-CLASS FARE, ' . J
!
j COMFORT AliLE ROOMS
A FIRST CLASS BAR I
Is run in connection with the house.
where can be found a choice selection o
Whiskies, Wines. Brandies. Ales. Seirnrs.
Tobacco, Etc.
Telephone connection with uptown.
npi
875,000-
WORTH OP REAL ESTATE
5 FOR SALE.:.
heville.
The Bicgfst Bargains Yft
The Biggfst Bargains Yft
Offkrkd
OFFIiKKIt
..........
Try Frank Lougiiran's Standard
recommended
WHITE
tended to.
.....;...
T
s, ana
MAN'S BA
for alf pitlmonary corn-
Goods shipped tri all p
R.
J
The beautiful HOWELL PROPERTY. Kiln.
ated on North Main, Cherry nnl MulUrrv
streets, just a five minutes walk from the
Court Square. The property has a no foot
avenue running through its centre, niul is
aiviaea into FORTY LOTS, which we now
offer for sale. This is the most cnnvcnientlv
located vacant property now on the market.
Has a good elevation anil com m amis n
splendid view.
Prices From $300 to $1500 I'i:r Lot.
Corn
DOWN STAIRS, CORNER MAIN AND EAGLE STREETS.
H.
EVY'
8 . 6 ( )
HAND-MADE
SHOE
Keep
LOUG
FiRAN
rts of the
ap25tf
HEADQUARTERS, FOR FINEiLIQUORS.
HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE LIQUORS.
HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE LIQUORS.
II E ADO U A RTERS FOR FINE LIQUORS.
None but. the Very
L...:..;....
AND CHANGE ACCORDINGLY
We also have for sale the follow ing:
Two Good Houses on Bailey street.
One Vacant Lot 011 Woodfin street.
! One House and Lot on ITnvwood irt
near the old depot,
j Seven Small Cottages on Pearson Ave.
Three Small Houses on Hill street.
One Store House on South Main tfcet. .
in the Eagle block.
! Four Vacant Lots between the ohl and
new depots, on the railroad.
I On the Merrimon Propertv, we ofter scv
en splendid lots, fronting on Water St., suit
able for factory and warehouse purposes; al
so nine elegant lots suitable for residences.
ROPRIETOR.
25gr-We will give BARGAINS and GOOD
TIME, on all the above described property.
or further particulars, call on or addrc4
STARNES BROS. & ROBERTS,
At G. A.Mcars', 33 S. Mafii St
mc21 Arhevii.i.k.'N. C
Purest,
....... 4
JTMy Whiskies and Wines a
Unadulterated, and are recom
for Medecinal Purposes.
Gooci
: .1 :
i ALSO,
B
FINE
Ml .
s shipped to all poiuts-rno
2?- THE iNLY ST;klCLLY
B
GRAN
Absolutely
m. thrash & son.
WEST ASHEVILLE, N. C.
We have a Full Line of Goods especially
1
suited to the wants of the puhlic nnd oner
Pure and -
mended by the best judges -
lliard and pool parlor
RIGHTER THAN EVER.
charge for boxing. Lock box L, Ashefille, N.C.
'
WHITE MAN'S BAR IN THE STAfTE.
9S
I THE STAR OF BUNCOMBE I
THE S
AR OF BUNCOMBE
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
D CENTRAL HOTEL.
We keep a Superior Quality of
PLAIDvS, CLOTHING, NOTIONS
HATS, SHOES,
DRY GOODS,
1 .
HEAVY AND FAMILY GROCERIES.
rivals during the pas
1
2020
The most popular $2
ARRIVALS JANUARY AND FEBRUARY 1887.
ARRIVALS JANUARY AND FEBRUARY
2. GO house in the State.
w-rebv. - i not tin;, accumulation of extravagant
Tin. That the Democratic p:rtv has 1 taan.S democratic policv IS to I
n the party of the workiii-rmmi: and enforce Irusralitv in imhliV Vtwhsps .inrl
i.-terei monono hcs. iiiir have
iir"i,imlit.in.r.. ... .. .
'".uiiPiis or pools ever
tp untkr laws enactcil bv it. The
ai this country being letwcen nsrgre-
'i,,s'k,,n- to crush out all cbm
nl the imliridti! laborer, the Dem
any is. a4 ;t iin . . .
- .11. u in lavor of a iust
i l.llllt -il .,...1 i . -
- ir.a; Win l)car
-Vtl. That
ei;
nuouc extienses
abolish unnecessary taxation. Oiikesrrih-
lished domestic industries and enterprises
miouiu not, aim neea not ie endangered
by the reduction and correction of the
burdens of taxation. On the contrary n
stri- ifair and careful revision of our tax laws.
ds the enact- tjwitli a due allowance for the difference
laiiy -upon ail. jj between the wages of-American and
aviiy upon the lab. -nr 'it 's V'T .i.,1- foreign labor must promote and encour-
.... w..tvi oeaent to the work-1 agc cvcrv urancu oi sucu lnnustnes ana
- atiVh i"K"r?ir.;i ,cVmcn5tlcntcn by -giving them the assur-is-
and ciikicnt management. The ances an extended market and steady
vtic party opposes anv comi'tii., .and rnntinnmm nncrntiritis ?n thp inter.
iiSV"hHnm? "I1.,? A"si.s Hcsts of American labor-wluch should in
- - --... i.v Lilt ! :
mcO-
in the citv.
First Class
I
I the cit'
Asheville, N. C.
ofhone-st labor
En. That ours being an agricultur
1 i-..urtluty as well as our pleas-
2v ;'.l.cT,v :u,ulaI1 legislation that
, 1 at,vanee the interests of
Jc',!?!! lat, 1,1 so doin- wc will
cs , V- iulv;lnc-- the interests of
vk. n- Ui;lC,Urc.rs anJ laborers,
a eo- n'n i? I,raiwfaf-v of North
f i "' Z a,Pi:,:ovc. tht administra.
en, - 4 - a,ts as honest.
onsirvative.
'iHr'; Thrit ln,e aWiity. wist,
;tnot;sni. m.Iependence, fait
f ami manly courage of I
' in f i h n thc admiration of all
. . and the-interests of the country
re -nomination and his re-election
m. hon-
hfulness
President
no event be neelectcd. The revision of
;Otirj:ax laws, contemplated b-' the dem
ocratic party j should promo'te the ad
j vantage of such labor by cheapening the
cost of the necessaries of life in the home
of every working man, and at the same
time securing j to him steady and remu
nerative employment. Upon this quest
ion ot tanll reform, so closely concerning
every phase of our national fife, and fipbn
jevery question involved in the problem
,of good governmeut, the democratic
party submits its principles and pro
fession to the American people."
FOR SALE. A Jrood sto ck pf groceries and
the best business in Aiheville for the
amount of capital invested 1. pVlso nice resi
dent property on Bailey s tret, at a bargan.
wr lurmcr partieiars apn Iv to
JuneCtf. v &1l.PU
G
K-DIBER.
A PRACTICAL -SLATER.
MCDONALD.
Does all Maxxeb of
Does all Maxsek op
Does alX XIaxxer op
Slate Roofixg.
Slatb: Roofing.
Slate; Roofing.
Will guarantee all Work
and free from leaks, at sati
Can give the best ofrefeimets
td be first-class
factory prices.
A i -
fSi?AIl Repairing to Slte- K ofs neatly and
to our
IS TlOW
We bid fa
n every res
npHE
J.
brands
PAU
the:
Give us a ealll
1888.
ft 3,000 ar-,
Highest Market Pkices paid for GRAIN
HAY, POTATOES, BUTTER, CHICKENS
EGGS, and, In fact, all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
COUSTRV PRODUCE.
i
t year more than every! other hotel
'!'.". ' f I J;. ! ! -
r to register 25,000 this year.
ieet. Only hotel in the centre of
S. R. CHEDIJ
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY Cheaper than ever beforel
fenemieS, btit call and see our goods and prices before you buy
at the helm 'o wait on voti.
' i
r M
c
CAROLINA
i
Would respectfully; call the attention of th6 public generally
-NoJ
SALOON
19 North Main Stieet,-
of AVhislies: .
JONES'
XXXX M0N0NGAHELA RVE,
SEAL OF KENTUCKY BOURBON,
OAKLAND, A Pure Straight Ry
& SON.
on't listen
"Old Cued"
2SfThe public arc specially invited to cat
and see our NEW SPRING STOCK.
: ' :
' Goods Delivered anywhere in thc city Fki.B
OF ClIASGE.
Telephone No. 10.
J. M. THRASH & SON,
! West Asheville,
j
mc2o-3m Old Depot.
R.
T. OWEN & SON,
tj the following
best
i
materials
substantially done and tlse-
always used, j Leaks stopped.
Address in care of 1cks: &
ap22tf j ! Ashi ville, N. C.
Ki 7 vcars old. .
i r n
-
Look to vouif interests and buy the best, because in the expepnce of all it is
,.hnf These Unuors have always commanded the commendation oi xne
! . .... 1 I 4-1. I LanUliAittiocc nnA Ac rn v. ' i-n urViisdi nu'lllf itq
most tastidious connoisseurs, 101 tutu HtaiimuiuvM Uwj..j , .
we are justified in saying, thev ha-e never been excelled, for purify Idnd wholesome
ness, for medicinal and family purposes. I We also keep a full stock bf
!i!r..L T,Lf Qhrrx-Q Lnn1 iPnrt Wines. Bass & Co's Dublin Pale Ale.
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Guiness' Extra Foreign Stout, Lfubhn Sorter, ueneiva uw, isest rrencn uranuxa,
and the Eest Brands of Cigars and lobacco on the Aiarxet.
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Impure North Calolixa Corn w iiiskev and tne very oest p
Brandies made, always kept in stock.
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HIXO USUALLY KEPT IX A FIRST CLASS SALOON.
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each and Apple
Remember t
he place, Ao. 19
ir;W Cole" in front ot the saloon.
nny part of the city iree ol charge
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nnr ioods and tou will be convinced we speak jthd
1 North MaiW Street, where you see our "Merr3
irg?No charge for juga or boxesj.
ours truly, . J
t FRANK O'DONNELl
Lock Box 71. AsflEVlLLE, N. C.
plain truth.
Goods sent tc
& CO.,
CARRIAGE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTERS AND TRIMMERS.
PAINTERS AND TRIMMERS.
PAINTERS AND TRIMMERS.
3 YEARS IN THE BUSINESS- 35
We have moved our shop over Col. Raj's
stables, where we can give 3'ou a better job
of painting, as we have a good shop entirely
free from dust. We nave no hands to pay
big wage and can do your work twenty-live
per cent cheaper than yoa can get it done for
elsewhere in the city We charge no profit
on material used, i.ouiy actual cost) which
a big item in painting.
Our prices for painting are as follows :
Brett , or 4 seat Carriage. $15 to $25 ; Bug
gies, $6 to $10; Surreys. $8 to $12; nnd all
other work cheaper than was ever done In
this city before, all because
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WE DO OUR OWN WORK. , .
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Prices last year were as follows: Bretts
$30 to $35; Surreys, $12 to 15; Buggies. $10
to $12. So yon see our prices are lower than
they were then by at least 25 per cent.
We also do aU kinds of CARRIAGE TRIM
MING cheaper than you can get it done else
where; put on tops, make cushions, cover
dashes in fact, do all the best work of the
kind in the city, and the cheapest. Only the
best material used on all work. Give us a
trial and be convinced that we will do what
we promise. AH work Guaranteed.
Dont forget the place, next to the Kneke
Store, over ''ol Kav'sMab les. :ni