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THE SUN.
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JUNK US
Jomh who won titles.
National Dcmocratic.Platforui.
"The Democratic party-of the United
States, in National Convention. assem
bled, renews the xI"d;TCS of its fidelity to
Demociatic faith 'ai.d, reaffirming the
platform adopted by its representatives
in the Chicago Convention of 1SS4-,
endorses the views expressed -by Presi-
Ilnrcourt, of England; Mis? Motley, dent Cleveland m his last jearnest mcs-
tos. i saeri
ts dc Coetlocn, cf Italy; JILis BIal:e,
i ton.
jness d; Ilivicre, of Italy; Miss BInnt,
' bile.
itc3 Aniadci, oV"lLiIy; Miss Levris, of
ti't'.t.
'tcAi Calli, of Italy; Miss Roberts, of
lr.hia. I .
lesi Quartorze, of Belgium; Miss Gcr
OUio. cscle Lynar, of France; Miss Par
, i I Ohio. j
. -3 do Charctte, of Italy; Miss Folk,
7. . ssoo. i
'ri. 3 Colonna, of Italy; Miss Maekay,
LA.l mix . i
Ilp-l.eth, of Jl'iinnd; Miss Sharon
rnia. !
a-.'.-- Ch-.:n hill, of Ki!a;xd; Miss Jerome,
- Yoik.
:vly : I.UiI-ivi!Ie, of England ; MisYziiasa,
ev,' Yor!:. !
Tl:ici- P.vipoli, of Italy ; MRi Droadu-ood,
of I'!3an:; Il.imil-
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cto Congress as a correct interpreta
tion of that platform upon jthe question
of tariff reduction ; and alscj endorses the
efforts of our Democratic representatives
in Congress to secure a reduction of the
excessive taxation. Among its princi
ples of part3r faith are the maintenance
of an indissoluble union of the free and
indestructible States, now about to enter
upon its second centu- ofj unexampled
T LACKSMITHING.
I am thoroughly prepared to do all manner
of Blacksmithing, Repairing- of Carriages
C3 uggies and Wagons, to -work sit the lowest
prices, and to give satisfaction. I Horse
shoeing a specialty. I J !
Give me a trial. II. M. HOWARD.
AnTiy. Rear oi vanliuaer urown s.
devotion to
bv the writ
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process and renown, and
the government, regulated
ten constitution; strictly specifying every
grantcd power and expressly.f reserving
to the States or the people the entire un
granted residue of power; the encourage
mcnt of ! the jealous and popular vigi
lence directed to al! who have been chosen
for brief terms to enact and .execute the
laws and are charged witji the duty of
preserving peace and equity, ' and estab
lishing justice. The democratic party
welcomes an exacting scrutiny ot the
administration of the Executive povjer,
which four vcars ago was tonjmitte4to
its trust, "in the election1 df Grovcr
Cleveland, as President of the Uuited
States, but it challenges the most searclt-
ing inquiry concerning its fidelijty and dq
votion to the jiledges wljichj then in1
volvcd the suffrages of the people during
affairs, resulting from over taxation, the
anomalous condition of cur j currcnc3',
and public debt unmatured.' It has by
of Franc?: Miss Rk!- a wise and conservative course not only
averted disasters, nut great iv promo ten
OR SALE OR RENT.
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The Clcmmons residence adjoining Beau
mont with
SIX ACRES OF GROUND,
a vin.- Krvrinf of water ana partly bur
nished. For particulars apply to
mi
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SEVIER
TDLUM LEVI'S
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
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No. 8 Pattox Avenue, Ashe ai-i.E, N. C.
Places secured for first-class cooks and
nurses. All parties wishing places should call
on me.
ARRINGTON;
DR. B. P
Surgeon
Office Rooms over L.
Patton Avenue.
ap20tf.
Dentist.
Miinday's
f l, ::f Italy; Mis.? Clii.sliolnj, i
of France; Mis
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Val ri, i.r' Pr.:?i'??; Mis.i Jjc- I the prosperity of our people, fit has re-
'x- ."t i. fi" Italy; Miss Millon-
.0
of
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i jior.-y, o. ! ranee; "aiss von
I'.'-w York. !
v.i i il'Kcn, of Svrctlcn:
Miss
: P .:..i .e...!;ia.
v -r
tv A V-
TVs- n, of Gorman j'; Miss
cur;!cu3 thjmgs I of life.
for our citi-
diilg t lie in
justice and
foit pensions
'It,
C:::
, la 1.. l:;:t:i:n;. melted tho
r .':..a:..; head, but did
at J
;:v.7, Jaboriarr man in
rjicaks Ru-sian, German,
':-ar ':: I-andnlo - nothing - nil - day1'
- ;. Kentucky father favcj his
'.i tl:e liit legislature conseutetl to
. r hi::.. J
is ei'o-.ving: over a couple of baby
l)v::t tho record for minuteness.
Ili.. Fio Edison, weight one pJunU,
-:nartt-r.-i, and Miss Danzke, weight
: an-!.
:a:! in New Jersey, being in jvcry
cfreumstanees, recently appliqd to
tot :i in which he lived for help. Ho
d fcr Eonitf honey ami a, pair of patent
jor 8linpci-s. .
tLr
mc 1 Cr.ld A oil, of Montgomery, Ala
curod hir.srielf of elxronie lungtroub
;hing u;a pin inoro than an -inch
;li Lo reincmbcrs having swallon cd
, has
e by
long
as a
tfsh small boy, moro than forty years
0 k-r.gth to vli:e!: sonic r.icn will go to
Vl ilicr is clinost lK?j-oud comprehenjEioii.
as Cosrove, a i-risonor in fcsanta Cjlara,
frailer than work, has lived on Uread
water acd'iii solitary eoufinoincni for
trick-. uXo sweat-of-the-brow racket
no," k says.
lrir - a rceeni tevojv stonn in ITillslboro,
Di.i!t:;:tcr Albert Hilhnan was exiibit-
;a:ui l.-3 i: ::o vf the stores there. f5ome
s.ho.:'.id Cy lono!"' and Mr. Ilillman
ncd tiijov:;'.! an open trap door in the
lie? ex; ".f : d to land safely in tho cel
lut iiisU'.-vl found himself floundering
it i .i devii cistern. Ho was almost dead
a f.-...l out.
SPORTING NOTES.
urtney wanp a race with Wallace
y-hye-oe went Lime in liis work
port. Ills., and was returned to I
industry
enterprise
Ro
lac
OSS.
at
me.
e annual regatta of the Virginia A$s.oci
i of Amateur Oarsmen will be held on
otomac at Alexandria or. July 4.
icsitiou Driving Tark association, "itts
VtL . prcserts an $8,J0C programme for
imrner meeting.! which mill be held Juby
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'hard Ten l?rooofc. the famous turftnan.
pure ha'jd a farm tnear Palo Alto, sixty
' fniin Han Fruncisj-o. and is fitting It up
reside uca ) j
6 Victoria, Australia, itacing associa,
nill vc:r ovei $10,000 at the spring
ir. tL;s year, the Melboumo cup lieiug
h over X),(XX) j
nicy, the disqualified Boston amateur
jjan, Ls. resigned from the Shavhnut
11 2 Ls issued a challenge to row any
or fc0 or $1,000 a side.
nlaa has '. challenged Kemp to another
mile single scull race for $2,50ol but
latcs tLr.t it must bo rowed on the
an inst:-i of tho I'aramatta coursa
iay lovers of the trotting horse will go
a JBlua Elbbon meeting at Detroit, tfhich
xtz . :: :o July 24 aud last four days,
association wilt give 33,000 in parses,
irse L- 3 than $2,000
3 winners of the Clay stakes since it was
led Li va been as follows: 1SS3, Ypung
rton; IZ, Majolica; 1SS4, Young flolfe;
Epaulet; 1SS6, Ernest Maltra vers; 1SS7,
Love; 13SS. Fred Folger
:kcy C ernes won the fine saddle offered
3 jx I. ey who should have to his credit
arge. : number of winning mounts at
a to:::. i meeting. He rode the winner
m the: i daring the meeting. j
sd C.L . erd will send Eole, Eolis and
avier t ei Lis California ranch. The ranch
a ted six -two miles north of San Fran
and cemprizes 3,200 acres, of which
acres r.ro' suited to grazing horses but
;i3 a great deal of mountain and craggy
irkleh r.ill not bo available. j
t or ti.ree gentlemen can find good
I r.: I room at reasonable rat?s bv
; t the Daily Si n office.
Y, i: "sor House. Spartanburg, S.
ere 'the best kept hotels in the
Ie convenient to the depoi. If
4.
:V:shc
Ji :
nfortablc beds and good. fare,
- the Windsor.
c. c. ciiAsd.
Propriet
versed the improvident and!unviscpolicv
of the republican party, touching public
domain, and has Reclaimed frm corpo
rations and sviulicatcs, alien Ciul domes
tic, and restored to the people nearly one
hundred bullion acres o laiid,to be sa
crcdly held as homesteads
:cn$. While carefully guni
tcrcsts of the principles o
cnuitv it has paid out more
nnd bniiutirs to soldiers aiid isailors of
the Republic than yas everj piiid before
during an equal period, it Jias auoptcci
and consistently pursued aTjrni and pru
dent foreign policy, preserving peace with
all nations, while scrupulously (maintain
ing all rights and interests of jour own
government and people at hjome and
abroad, j The exclusion from o;ur shores
of Chinese labor has been effectually se.
cured under the provisions "pf j a treaty,
the operation of which has been post
poned by the action of the republican
majority in the Senate. In eve j-y branch
and department of the government, un
der democratic control, the rights and
welfare of all people have btJenT guarded
and defended, every public iniiJrest has
been protected and the equal t'y of all
our citizens before the law, without re
gard to race or color, has bejeii stead
fastly maintained. ; Upon its record thus
exhibited and upon the pledge f a con
tinuance to the people of the benefits of
democracy, it invokes a.renewal of popu
lar trust by the re-election of jthe Chief
Magistrate who has been fc itiful, able
and prudent; it invokes in addition to
that, thej trust, by transfer also to the
democracy, of the entire legislative pow
er. The republican party, con trolling the
Senate and resisting in botl Jhouses of
Congress the reformation of the unjust
and unequal tax laws which l)ave out
lasted the necessities of war and are now
Undermining the abundance ot long peace,
and deny to the people equality beiore
law-and jthe fairness and justice which
are their! rights. ! Thus the cry pi Amen
can labor for a better share in
is stifled I with false nretense
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is lettered and bound down tbhomemar
kcts, and capital is discouraged ; yet the
laws can neither: be properly amended
or repealed. The dcmociatic party will
continue,1 with all the .power confided to
it, to struggle to reform those laws in
accordance with the pledges of its last
platformj which was endorsed at the
ballot bo by tlie suffrages of the people
of all industries. The freemen of our
land an immense majority!, pcluding
every tiller of the soil gets no advant
age from excessive tax laws, but the
price oi nearly every tiling tucy ouy is
increased by favoritism, or jthe unequal
system of tax legislation. All j unneces
sary taxation 'is unjust taxation. It is
repugnant to the creed of democracy that
by such taxation the cost of the ncces
saries of ; life should be .unjustifiably in
creased to all our people. Judged by dem
ocratic principles, the interests of the
people are betrayed when, by iunecessary
taxation trusts and combinations are
permitted to exist, which, While unduly
enriching a few they combine for the rob
bery of our citizens, by deprivjng them
of the benefits of national competition.
Kvcry democratic rule of governmental
action is violated, when, thrqugli un
necessary taxation, a vast sum of money,
far bevond the needs of an economical
administration, is drawn from the people
and channels of trade, and accumulated
as a demoralizing surplus intjic jXational
Treasury, The money flow lying idle in
the Federal Trcasurx-, resulting from
suicrfluous taxation, amounts! to more
than one hundred and twenty -nyc million
dollars, and the surplus now le-ing col
lected is reaching the sum of jiitore than
sixty millions annually. Ddjjaijchcd by
this'immense temptation, tht; rcmcd.v of
the republican party is to meet and ex
haust by extravagant appropriation and
expenses whether constitutional or
not this accumulation of cjstravagant
taxations. The! : democratic poicy is to
enforce frugality in public cxpejnses and
abolish unnecessary taxation!. j Oiir estab
lished domestic industries andjentcrpriscs
should not, and need not be endangered
by the reduction and correction of the
burdens of taxation. On thejCoritrary, a
fair and careful revision of our tax laws,
with a due allowance for the difference
between the vyhges of American and
foreign labor must promote and; encour
age everv branch of such industries and
enterprises, by giving tnemj tne assur
ances of an extended market ! anl steady
and continuous j Operations, in the inter
ests of American labor whiclj sjiould in
no event be neglected. The I revision of
our tax laws, contemplated by the dem
ocratic party, should promote jthe ad
vantage of such labor by cheapening the
cost of the necessaries of life in the "home
of every working man, and at tc same
time securing to him steady and remu
nerative employment; Upon this quest
ion of tariff reform, so closely concerning
every phase of our national life, arjd upon
every question involved in the jiroblem
of good government, the democratic
party submits its principles; and pro-
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store, on
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SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL,
SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL
SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL
SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL
Now OrEX.
Now Opfx.
Now Opkx.
Nov.- Opkx.
Per Week...
Per Hay,....
4- R A T E S :
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M. IJ3V1
JAMES D. CARRIER,
Manager.
No,
LEWIS MADDUX,!
Pres't.
Western
C. M.
McLi llUD, V. PEE$'T.
THE
L. P. McLQUDJCashiek
CapitolJ
Carolina Savings Bank,
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$50,000.
r Aslieville
OPEN FROM 9 A. M. TO $ P. M.-
On Saturdays the Sayings Department will be.p'pen from 6 p.m. to 8 p. m.
A GENERAL
The Sav
BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
F
RENCH BROAD HOTEL.
N. C.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED. EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
COLLECTIONS MADE ON
ALL ACCESSIBLE POINTS.
jyes feature will receive special attention. On all deposits in, this de-
per cent
partment, deposited for four months or lhnger, interest at the rate of four
per annumn ill be paid. Depositypur Dimes, you will soon have Dollars
'.mm mm m w
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Directors:!. J Beardiu, J. E. Ray, I.E. Reedj R.B.Johnston,
M. J. Fagg, Edward H. Coleman, Lewis Maddux, CM. McLoudJ
$35-
SKYLAND is
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN SKYLAND
on t
le Asheville & Spartanburg Railroad and the liendersonville
Powell,
may4-3m
pike, seven miles South of Asheville.
The Attractions are Fine Mineral Springs chalybeate water, sulp
epsom, alum, and freestone, cold as ice largc level
(100 feet) grand yiews, pure air, no dust nor mud.;
ots in the forest,
Two Hundred Lots have already been sold to wealthy people
hotel nearlv built
Free ride ou
Estabrook'sj No.
ap21-3m
L and other improvementsbeiug made
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Full particulars uy writin
t and "backJ
- South Main St
RANK
Now Open.
Now Open.
4-N6v Open.
4-Now Opbx.
.$10.00
. 2.00
19 North Main St
The Best
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Thing Under
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OTIS A. MILLER, Prop'r.
Ashevil
LOUGHRAN'S
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Near the V. N. C. Railroad DciKjt,
Asheville, N. C.
A. G. HALLIBURTON, . PkorKiUToK.
This Hotel, whicli is situated within
about one hundred feet of the V"estcm;'
North Carolina Railroad depot, and near
the offices of the Superintendent and Gen- '
eral Freight Agent of the W. N. C. R. R.,
has recent- been thoroughly refitted and
improved, and is now better prepare
than ever to accommodate tlie public, on
the most reasonable terms.
FIRST-CLASS FARE,
COMFORTAIIU; ROOMS
lur, iron,
wide; streets,
Fine
ing orders at
Wine and Liquor Store,
No 43 South Main 'St., 3d door drjqve Bank of ksheville.
A
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ASHEVILLE, At C
fm Try Frank
Whiiskey,
plaints.
all
large and complete assortment of F
Imported and
Cigars, alwa
Demestic Wines, Liquors, aiid
1 'v...;
s in stock. fc
A
e, N. C
tie
Lougiiran's Standard 0
specially recommended for all pulmonary
A FIRST CLASS BAR
Is run in connection with the house,
where can be found a choice selection of
Whiskies, Wines Brandies! Ales, Sogars,
Tobacco, Etc. j
Telephone connection with uptown.
J-
M. THRASH & SON.
WEST ASHEVILLE, N. C.
We have a Full Line of (ood especially
suited to the wants of the puhlic and offer
Foot :
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HAND-MADE
SHOE.
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All orders by mail promptly attended
United States and Canada.
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Asheville, N. C
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to. Gooc
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s shipped to all part
HE WHITE MAN'S
B A R .
DOWN STAIRS, CORNER MAIN AND EAGLE STREETS
...........Proprietor
JAMES II. LOUGHRAN,..
Corn
com-
of the
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SPECIAL HARC.AINS.
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" We keep a Superior Qcai.itv of
PLAIDS, CLOTIIINO, NOTIONS
HATS, SIIOKS,
DRY GOODS,
HEAVY AND FAMILY GROrnRIER.
Highest Market Prices paid for GRAIN
HAY, POTATOES, BUTTER, CHICKENS
EGGS, and, in fact, all kinds of
country Produce.
country produce.
country produce. '
HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE LIQUORS.
HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE LIQUORS.
HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE LIQUORS.
HEADOUARTERS FOR FINE LIQUORS.
I Keep None but tile
AND CHARGE
Very?
ACCORDINGLY.
ALSO, A FINE BILLIARD AND I?00L PARLOR.
!
Goods shipped to all points no charge for box in
iirest,
T
JMy Whiskies and Wines are Absolutely Pure i and
Unadulterated, ancl are recommended by the best judges
for Medecinal Purposes.
33- THE ONLY STRICLLY WHIfTE MAN'S BAR IN Til
TJRIGHTER THAN EVER:
GRAND
gj. Lock boi L, Ashivilll
E STATE
I THE STAR OF BUNCOMBE
THE STAR OF BUNCOMBE
GENERAL
9S7 ARRIVALS JANUARY AND F
202o ARRIVA
The most popular
:bruary
HOTEL
J8S7.
S-JANUARY AND FEBRUARY
$2.00 house in the State. 13,
in
the
city.
rivals during the past yeaf--more tjian every other hotel
N.c.
1888.
000 ar-
We bid fair to register 25,000 thii y
First Class in every
the citv.
j
respect. Only hotel in the
Give us a call.
cen
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S. R. CHEDISTER & SON.
itgrNEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY Cheaper than ever before.
Wiit 'mil and see our coods and prides before vou buv.
1 " ... , ' - 1 !
is now at the helm J.o wait on you. 4 j ,
HE CAROLINA SALOON!
No. 19 North Main Street,-
Would respectfully call the attention of the ptiblic general
brands of Whiskies
KIMBER,
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A PRACTICAL SLATER
Or. fessiou to the American people;."
T
Does all Manner of Slate
Does all Manner of Slatb
Does all Manner of Slate
Roofing.
Roofing.
Roofing.
Will iruarantee all Work to b first-class
and free from leaks, at satisfactory prices.
Can frive the best of references. j
??-AlI Repainnqr to Slate Koofs neatly ana
substantially clone and the best materials
always used. Leaks stopped.
Address in care of box 68,
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Ashevi
T70R SALE. A good stock of groceries and
X tne Desr Dusiness in Asneviiie ior uc
nice resi
a bargan.
amount of capital invested. Also
dent property on Bailey street, atj
t or lurtuer pa.rsiciars appiy io
Tune O tf.
O. L. MCDONALD
lie. N. C.
PA
JL JONES'
XXXX MONONGAHELA RYE,-f-
SEAL OF KENTUCKY BOLRBON,
OAKLAND, A Pire Straight Rye, 7 K-cars old.
jar.
i
:re of
pod't listen
pLriCHED"
y to the I foil
owincr
Look to youif interests and buy the beWt, because in the experience of all it is
the cheapest. These liquor have alyvayTt commanded tne commendtioi ot the
ic- fn5tidinn5 cionnoisseursj ior tneir neaitmuiness ana aeiicacv.in wmcn ouanties
we are justified in saying, they have never been excelled, for purity and Wholesome-!
ness, for medicinal and lamiiy purposes, w e aiso ceep a iun siock oi j ;
Ure Imported Sherrrs and Port, Wines, Bass & Co's Dublin Pale Ale, (
fss' Extra Foreign Stoul, Dublin Porter; Geneiva Gin, Best French Brandies,
20The public are specially invited to cnl
and see our NEW SrRINO STOCK.
Goods Delivered anywhere in the city Pkkr
of Charge.
Telephone No. 10.
J. M. THRASH SON,
West Asheville,
mc2o-3m ' Old Depot.
"Yy HIT LOCK'S
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
In anticipation of warm
weather we have put in stock ,
LIGHT WEIGHT CLOTHING,
consisting of many dozens, of
seersucker coats and vests,
mohair coats anq vests, ala
paea coats and vests, drap
d'ete coats and vests. The
best colors on the market.
All sizes for
MEN AND BOYS.
Also single coats in extra
long cut; linen dusters, ala
paca dusters; white jand fig
ured duck and Marseilles
vests ; flannel suits; serge
suits; light weight cassimerc
suits'.
A' new lot of neckwear.
striped and solid color bal-
briggan underwear. White
and colored shirts laundrcd
and unlaundred, tlie largest
stock in the citv. All of the
above will be sold at bottom
prices, at
WHITLOCK'S. 1
JTOTICIJ OP DISSOLUTION.
The firm name of Johnson Jfe Thnmason
and the firm of Johnson, Thotnimoii tit Co., in
this day nissolved by mutual consmt. ,
June lath, ixh.
J. I!. JOHNSON,
K. W.THOMASOX,
jnl4-lw j. s. ha vis.
f -IS CKKAM PARLOR.
1
Guiness
and the Best Brands of Cigars and Tobacco on thc
Market.
Kin
Cole" in front of the saloon
! gTPcRE North CalolIxa Corn Whiskey and the very best Teach and Apple
Brandies made, always kept in stock. ; j: j ;
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EVERYlHIXG USUALLY 'KEPT IS A FIRST CLASS SALOON.
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Tome andtrv our eroods and you will be convinced we speak the plain truth.
Remember, the place, Ko. 19 North Main Street, where you see 6
any part of tht city free of chdre.
mar7-tf ;
ur
JsgrNo charge for
Yours tmh',1
FRANK
tigs or boxes.
Gbpds
O'DONNELL & CO.,
Lfck Box 71,
Asheville. N
I Men 3
sent tc
c.
t
AT SUMNER'S R.KSTAIJKAXT.
UN D U R II. RUDWOOD & CO'S,
Where the very bent cream, made from the
milk from his own cown, will Lie nerred nt o'l
times.
fSir-Special Parlor Fitted upfor I, ilic4 "Xt
IIih Restaurant has also lccn handsomely
papered and otherwise improved. The lct
eook, lest fare, nt rensonahle rate.
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