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3
?: fHE sun.
X,B. N- C - 15,
Fir or the DAO.T Sen.
Uton of V. W. C T. V.
Its AnncTinc.
Yiday afternoon, a reception
Id by the young ladies of
Jel as preliminary and pre
L I to the organization of a
AVonWs Christian Temper
nion, (the Y's as the young
s department is styled.)
vas 4a feast of reason and a
soul" in the parlor of Judge
I residence jantil 7 p. rn.,
11 repaired to the grounds
irtook of something more
jtial than water, if not as
ting as champagne. The
j flow of spirits and sparkle
I necded no; other impetus
he enthusiastic exercises,
Were enjoyed indoor. A few
W fro an appeal read,
iof interest, as well as bene-
thc readers of the Sun.
!e Albert's advice to young
National ncmocrauc riauorm. I THE DAIU 8UK PORTHE CAM
i : - m - 1.
"The Democratic party of the United l ! . i M PAIGN.
States, in National Convention assem- Tliir?nwtViA'Pr.i.if;al .r:,i
bled, renews the pledges of its fidelity to Alunng the presidential campaign
Demociatic faith and, (reaffirming the now just opened, every man who
platform adopted by its representatives expects to keep pace at all -with
endorses the views expttSed by VrvaL CUTTent I 7" tae a dailv
ucui uicYciaau ra ms lasi, earnest iiics- 1 1 1 vu pv'vj
tion of that platform npon; theqnestion posted, We will furnish the JD ALLY
oiiann mincuun : anu aisu cnuunn luc i i - i ... - -
la-'. r.. tw: irom now until the loth ot
excessive taxation. Anion? its princi- I in advance. Our columns will have
pies of party faith are jthe maintenance the latest telegraphic dispatches
01 an inuissumuic uuiuu ui mc nxc ana c t j ii
:ki cm .Jlu fresh every morniner, and we shair
luuraii uviiuii uwiu, uun auuui, lutuici I , 1 I ji i i 1
noon its second centnrv of unexamoled make the paper as soundly and ear
the government, regplated by the writ- dress or call on,STHE Daily Sun
KXA VUHOtlk UtlUllj Oil JV,tl Jf .OLVJIJT 'K'j VI J
a j 1' i ;
to the young
God's plan in
eneration and then beware
raj applied
find out
u cross it." An urgent ap
as then made,5 that the young
3 of the 19th century realize
od's plan was for woman to
0 neutral ground on temper
ucstions, but to cast her in
s nravcrs and assistance on
te of prohibition, in the pres
Jsade against the liquor traffic.
shown that there was no ex-
ting the grandeur of oppor-
nor greatness of responsi-
f the young! woman of to
they did but realize it. They
irccd to be no less womanly,
bring all of their gifts, graces
dents, and to consecrate them
j Master's service in the war-
igainst saloons; j merely to put
selves in harmony with the
ae will in their age and genera-
I I I
lustrations from Shakespere
, Scott were brought to bear,
wing that Ruskin was merely
ing facts when he said that
e were no heroes, only heroines
twn by these gifted students of
jaracter; that the catastrophe of
ery play oy SliKcpcic) was
result of woman's fault or folly,
redemption ever being the fruit
ier wisdom and virtue. Generali-
nn were drawn from individu
Uses and all made to feel the
& of the statement that 'there
4 J . . . 11
lot an injustice in tne worm,
woman is resDonsible." It was
1 1
thought necessary to prove so
pable a fact that the liquor traffic
the terrible injustice of the day,
that in order to assume her re-
nsibility in the matter, woman
it bring her culture, refinement,
itv. modesty, her accomplish
es gifts' and graces, and devote
p to the' high, noble ana noiy
pose of recovering our land
in worse than Turkish hordes
x s
Moslem nriests. The
mise to be. iudciner from their
enmg meeting, an oraer 01 nu
)e conseauence in Asheville.
i outloolc of its far reachine pos
alities was truly j inspiring, and
iilled a holy enthusiasm.
t
CAMPAIGN GUNS.
1 I
Series of Crand Demonstrations
1 1
to be Held at Various places.
1 I
Dons of the Democratic i
Executive Committee. )
RaiviJii V r!- Tune. iSSS.
f ' " v J
There will be grand torchlight
j the" following places at each of
finch will be present the canai
tes on the State ticket, the Tresi-
enti.d Electors, our United States
nators and Congressmen ami
iner distincuishcd iNorth varo
. 1 "
fayerteville, Monday, July 16th.
Jaleigh. Wednesday, July iSth.
Jrecnsboro, Friday, July 20th.
jharlutje, Monday, July 23rd.
heville, Wednesday. July 25th.
I The railmn.U of the State have
ken sked! for reduced rates for
ratification
as the rares
rnn thev will be
v.. 3 .
innonnrrl I
Thc chaifman of the executive
p'mmittce 6f the iountv in which
jhee torchlight processions are to
.t e had wiU take immediate charge
and direction of the necessary pre-
i'-auons.
pPIER WlIITAKER,
Chairman, etc.
to the States or the people Ithe entire nn-
granxea resiaue 01 power; xac encourage
input rtf --K iralnna! ai1 Stvinnlar 1MCM
J 1 1 --o
lence directed to all who have been chosen
for brief terms tor enact add execute the
laws and are charged with the duty of
.a -a 1 1 .4 -
preserving peace ana equity. anaestaD-
welcomes an exacting scrutiny 01 tne
administration of the Executive power,
which four years aero was committed to
its trust, in the election of Grovcr
Cleveland, as President of the Uuited
States, but it challenges ;the most search
ing inquiry concerning its fidelity and de
vntmn to the rledp-e I which i then in
volved the sunraces of the people during
JlJV7b t - "
affairs, resulting from oyer taxation; the
anomalous condition ot our currency,
and public 'debt unmatured. It has by
a wise and conservative jcourse. not only
averted disasters, nut greatly promoteo
lw nmsnptitv of our oeOolel It has re-
ve-rA the imnrovident and un wise Policy
of the republican party, touching public
Hnmnin nnd has reclaimed from corpo
rations and syndicates, alien and domes
. . . . . 1 1 1 .
tic, ana restored 10 inc pcopic jicany out
hundred million acres of land, to be sa
credly held as homesteads for our citi
While mrefullv iriiardinsr the in
terests of the princi plesfof justice and
onii hnnntuK tn 5firiiers ana sailors ui
the Republic than was ever paid before
auring an cqwai penuu. j c.up..vj
sistentl v oursued a firm and pru
dent foreign policy, preserving peace with
an nations, wmic scxupuiuuaij matum-I't-irr
all rinrhtc nnd interests of our own
government and people j at home and
ohmflH. The exclusion from'; our shores
of Chinese labor has been effectually se.
cured unaer tne provisions yi
f ivliw'h hn. been oost-
poned by the action of the republican
in the Senate. In every branch
and department of the government, un
der democratic control, the'f rights and
welfare of all people nave- oeen guarucu
rWonrVH everv nnblic interest has
t.n rme-rA nnd the eaiialitv ot all
nnrt;neUrnrf the law. without re
J U k. V. f - w - w
-.a n rarf or color, has been, stead
fastly maintained. Upon its;record thus
i.:k i.H nnH nivin rne n pn?e ui a tuir
tinuance io the people of the; benefits of
democracy, it invokes a renewal of popu-
lap trnct hV Tne re-eiTUUll Wl HJt
Magistrate who has been faithful, able
ana pruaent; it. mvuw " 0.1.
t bv transfer also to Jthe
democracy, of the entire legislati ve pow-
o ;ctin(T m both houses 01
Congress the reformation of the unjust
nnA nnpnn.n t.lX I.1WS WniCD HUVC UUL-
lasted the necessities 01 war die nw
.,nom;nnrr the nhnndanceof lone peace.
UUUVI : . -
and deny to the people equality ociorc
tiw onri rne iimess uuu 1 uaLitt nmvu
or. thr rifrhtj;. Thus the cry of Ameri
lnbor for a better share in industry
; Ct;flH with false oretense: enterprise
is fettered and bound down to home mar
kets, and capital is discouraged ; yet tne
tnn.G nether he nrooer v amended
or repealed. The democratic party will
continue, witn ail tne j power :wuuuw w
cfnirrrli to reform si these laws in
accordance with the pledges of its last
platform, which wasenqorsea at ic
Liint Ktit- hv the snffraees of the people
a f
r oil ;nrintries. The treemen 01 our
iori q immense maiority. including
lanu - -
every tiller of the soil gets ; no ad van t-
Mw tmrrt PTfICIVP ISX IdVYS. UUL lut
r noT-iir evervthinei- thev buy is
increased by favoritisjn, or the unequal
.,sf0m rS tar IptrislationJ All unneces-
tovotinn is iimust taxation. It is
repuenant to the creed of democracy that
by such taxation tne cost w " -
i;f chonld be unmstifiably in-
creased to all our people. Judged by dem
ocratic principles, the, interests 01 mc
people are betrayed when, by unnecessary
taxation, trusts and comDinations, arc
t .-rlt. whichi! while unduly
Enriching a few they combine for the rob-
berv 01 our citizens, uj vf 4 " . v
of the benents 01 nauouai v-mp-i.....
Kverv democratic rule 01,: go vernmcnuu
Cltl 1 1 13 , :r - i
necessary taxation, a vastsum 01 money,
r a v. nH of an economical
lilt Utjuuu j ,
administration, is drawn fromthe people
and channels of trade, ana accumuia
niiTi'nir sumlus in the National
asautiuui-"e , : - . ... -
Treasury. The money now inng
um 1 PpHpml Treasury, resulting from
superfluous taxation, "amounts to more
. , 1 1 ,.tifir.fitTp mil lion
than one nunareu anu
jn - snrolns now beincr coi-
nuuaiSi auu i .
lected is reaching the s.umof-more jnan
. 1 : o tpmntationi the remedy ot
mis uiimnii". 1 . " . j r
. t... !c -rk meet find ex-
the repuDiican wi -77,i
hnnct hv extra vacant appropriation and
- ... : -.fH-.-i'i 1 fir 1 ..
exoenses wiietner. -u' non.
a -v t nic WI1 IIIIII1K1 X W -a u 1 a a ri 111 v t l.-Mlllll.
-inP j nolicv is to W0".1 faithfulnes3
taxations. iuc uluiw. r . est v. painousui,
enforce frugality in public expenses and , and SffS
abolish unnecessary taxation; Ourestab- Cleveland have won tnea country
lished domestic industries hnd enterprises hii re-nominatin and his reflection
should not, and need not; oe enaangc
Asheville. N. U., Umce N. ej. corner!
Court Square, :Ur stairs.
THE jpiiATJFOR-M.
Adpte by tlie Democratic State
I j j Convention. M 7.
"We acain con eratulate the teotle ' of
North Carolina oft the continued enjoyment
of peace, good government and general pros
oeritv tinder Democratic administation of
th- affairs of the State which has now been
unbroken for so many years; upon the jusi
and impartial enforcement of the law; upon
the increasing efficiency ; of our common
school system, and the progress made in
popular education;' upon the improvement
and enterprise manifested in all parts of the
State. We again challenge a comparison bej
tween this state of things and the outrages',
crimes and scandals which attended Republi
can ascendancy in our borders. We pledge
ourselves to exert in the future as in th past
our best efforts to promote the best interests
of the people of all sections of the State. Af
firming our adherence to Democratic princi
ples as heretofore Enunciated in the platforms
of the party, it is hereby.
Resolved.' That no government has the
right to burden its! people with taxes beyond
the amount requirea to pay its necessary cxT
nH p-t-n riii nil v extinsruish its tmblic
A K ont Vi a u'tipnpvpr thp revenues, h o w -
ever derived, exceed this amount, they should
. . -t - -3 1 . , 41
IK. rcuuccu, so as 10 uvoiu . ui " j-"
treasurv. That any v S3rstem 01 laianon
which necessitates the payment of a pre-f
mnim rtf 27n hv the covernment on each
Sl.OOO of its bonds, taken up with the mil-!
lions tnat woum pxnerwise 11c wic m
.ot1E art A rtairl hoTldholders who OUr4
Kh.ssH in mnnviii'it!iiin. at less than oar.
is undemocratic, oppressive ana lmquuous
eh mi M he reformed. The course 01 our
nemoeratic' Renresentativee in Congress, in
their efforts to cive relief to the people from
burdensome internal revenue and tariff taxa
tion, meets with the approval of the Demo
niir h! isne- nrl we resoect
fullv recommend that if they find it impossi-
. . . 11 1 . Ha
ble to give to our peopic an 1.11c ioki
monHoH HiviiTinnt iinv iust and nractical
1. X- -- -r j j - mt .
n c. m ntvwtitpH inK'nnPTPSS that will al4
um. rr
ford al partial relief from such existing
burden. I ; ,
Resolved. That while tne aetaus 01 me;
methods bv which the constitutional revenue
tariff- shall he eraduallv reached ard
.i.ixf which the reoresentatives 01 our
n.ri tho iiiitiniis panirai ttiust: uc li us
JlTj - -fViinlr thp rnstnms duties
should be levied foi? the production of publid
- ' a ;.mminatinnc in heir ad-
rcvciiuc, auu tut vo. . " r , . !
M Ye such as will place i tne;
u:o-Uof mrAQ rfcvi IntnHrs and the ; lowest on
UILI K.9 V - , ,
IOC iicvr.Bai w -.ww-- -
as possible the unavoidable burdens of taxa-
ereatest number, j 1
Bfsolved. That tve. as heretolore, iavor
r,t H 11 never cease to demand, the uncon-j
i .hAiiiinn of the whole internal re
venue svstem. as a war tax, not to be justi
fied in times of peace; j as a grievous burden
. .... npnnip nnH jJ snorce of annoyance m
j ,.,nint rnvrntinna. We call the atten
tion of the oeoole of the State to the hypo
critical pretensions bf the Republican party m
their piatiorms, umi mcj j - v i , .
mva of this onerous system w rUUU)
V . ii while the Kcnublicans
m-,. ait iecriiation inaucurated bv the re
v..iiitiTM of thei Democratic oartv- to
... . 1 11 t n f -v 1 1
i,eve -rne rvnni or &11 or a. l. j via jo uui-
ous system.1 M - I ! I
That the course of the Demo-
nf; nartv in fiirtheraiice of oooular educa
...W.- A m, - . A
. - . . a il.i e.
tion, is a.snmcieni guaranty iaai c i-wi
the education of the people, and we will pro-
.-4- nrf imnrnire the nrpSCtlt educational
advantages so far as it can be done without
burdening tne people Dy exresmvc m iaji.rti.xuix.
I RBSOI.VED. inai, iCO meet au caisuus
.;n orwwTit for i educational Durooses.
from the Federal government, our pro (rata
share of the surplus in its treasury: Provided
.1. 4. aaa HUhnnpil trmicrh State aeeats and
v.:n trr- the distrihiition be free from ob-
:a:..l rA 4-.. -w-a I i
. A-rAt a. 11 TTU.fl C-opo heintr
KKSOLVJSU, Anai, n't uuxlku wv.tv.,
one government and ours a national- party,
JI th eflrtrta of the Renublicans to
j ..Muu4fniiai 4ne in Concrress ana else-
nrr i.irt to nromote aissension auu m
.:n t.ot, the oeoole of the different sec
tions of our common country. i
i RESOLYED, mat it is one io iuc
our eastern counties, who have so
. A-i i v n - nf ntir eommoTl
rjorac Liicii a la a. a . -
that the present or some equally eflective
f a ..nmnit shall he mam-
VCTPTn 111 l Itllll L V Aa J . 1 AA AAA aaa a. w
tained. I I !
rvoT wn! That the Democratic party is
opposed to any further extension of the ''No
fence law. unless stich extension shall have
c a. vm, a.thrrived i hv ft maioritv of the
qualified voters within the territory to be al-
tectea tnereov- ii'i t . .
: BEsm.vRn.l That the Democratic party has
ever been the party i the workingman, and
has never fdstered! I monopolies, nor have
trusts" or"4ombinations" or poois cvci
grownup unlder laws enacxeu uy n.. iiu
f.te-t in this country being between aggre
gated capital seeking to crush out all com-
petition, ana tac wuiymui . ,
Static party 5., asittasmr been- gainst
the monopolist ana in mvui wi j"--bution
of capital, and demands the enact
ment of laws that will bear eauallv uaon all.
TresoLved, (That J as all taxation bears
most heay boon tne laborer it is the duty of
tue legislatorraVa direct benefit to the work
ingmln, to keep the expenses of our public
infitutions at the lowest hm it consistent
with wise ana emcient inaim.w. .
Democratic pMy opposes any competition
between free and convict labor, but it insists
that eonvictsi shall inot remain idle at the
expemse ofhonest labor. . .
" a i.v an acnetiltnr-
al State it is bur duty as well as our Pleas
ure to promote any and all legislation that
is best Calculated to advance the interests of
lurriculture; and that in so - doing we will
mlt effertually advance the mterests of
mechanics, manufacturers and laborers i. .
Resolved, That the Democracy of North
Carolina, cordially approve the administra-
A Unn JIITrpn Al. OUU" aa . .
oeople of
cheerfully
burdens,
V HE S H 0 Bi SfTO RE,
HERRING
MAIN
ASHEVILLE,
This space
& WEAVER,
STREET,
pcrt.ii attending these
aictrtmgs and so soon
f avc been agreed u
iuiu uui, ;- V
bv the redaction ana icorrcctiuu ui
burdens of taxation, vu vwu.. , -e
j rovUion o our tax laws,
An nllnwance for the difference
. i Ua. nrimx: of American and
DCt WCTTll hk. " - rr. .
. . iv ct nrnmnte and encour
of such .(industries and
age ever ui, the assur-
i :....c orvmtions. ;in tne inter- i
niiu ?lnch should in
ests ot Amm-- , - -3 rev-s.n of
rLACKSMITHING.
J-' . ' . L i .oiT manner
I am thorougnjy preparcvij-w """" "
of Blacksmithing, KepainuK 7v lowest
Bnggies and Wagons, to work at the lowest
prices, wa;
shoeing a speciaixj . n ; oWARD
A m aa a rnni I I : ...
jlV- "" . . .
A p 7 1 v .
Rear of VanGilder & Brown's.
no even 'VTnt bv the dem
our tax laws, wiHwr;-- TJ .
uui j nmnt the ad
ocratic party, suouiu r
vantage of such labor y ICpCjunST the
cost of the necessaries ol l 'n
: rri i nnd at the same
time securing to him fteidy and remu
nerative employment, upon iu- H"
ion of tariff refomi, so cloly concernrog
everv phase of our national life, and upon
eveo-question involved in the problem
Iri government, i the j democratic
bmits its principles and pro-
La.i w v w- - i
fession to the American people.
Karnes,
physician:
jn20
AND SURGEON,
Hazel, N. C.
T
EN A ORES
in ACRES- CO ACRES - u
V. ii.tnil's from louii
On Beaver v T Strict 'School and voting
House; right at th?'" j "a Methodist,
place; i mile from EP'PiGood moral
nd 1 mile from Baptist church oooa
, community. Fine. sprmg, n- ;d Q
view, beautuui M"f, "to DuTldnpa lovely
Asheville. A splendid -pia0" 0r cent.
home. 2 . per cent. cBe-per. -
to
B. WAY.
3
To call your attention to our much increased an
gents and children's foot-wear, in' leather! feltjfiai
ford ties j
i
I
A
Whi
N. C.
has been reserved; for several
rins: & Weaver, so here we c'oktie with both feet
ground, '
days for Her-
off the
jj 7ill -7 " ':7'. .j :
.sir ; - i7.r , . . 7' ;
7i! .; -' ! .':: : " !
i -
d carefully selected stock of ladies.
stock of Ladies Ox-
land cloth Our
AND
FRONT. LACE BOOTS,
i are to be so much worn this
$etisqn, was
ete.
BUTi HERE ! C0ME9
never so com-
QIIR RAGE
LOW CUT
! - "
GOODS.
These Men
f
'sjLoW: Cut goods
must go
MEN'S IOW CUT
i I Ml I
GOODSi
now, so we offei
cover
them at 10 Tjerl cent on first cost which will barely
trip PTiietise. This isfliio ioke.!! Come at once. We also
. m . v a
have a good
wellcsen sjtock!b best quality Tennis shoes
M. THRASH & SON.
"WEST ASHEV1LX.B, N. C.
V have a Full Line of Goods epedaliy
i t
suited to th. wants of the public and offer
SPECIAL. BARGAINS.
We.keep a Suferiok Quality of
PLAIDS. CLOTIIIN0. NOTIONS
HATS, SHOES,
1 DRY GOODS, !
I ' ' '
HEAVY AND FAMILY GRO lERIES. 1
IIionKST Market Pbicbs paid for GRAIN;
, 1 1 t
HAY, POTATOES, BUTTER, CHICKENS
EGGS, and, in fact, all kind of
COUNTRY PRODITCE.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
, ... i .
. (
Si
1. H
2tJTht: public are spcdally Invited lo cal
and see our NEW SPRING STOCK.
rsxA-Aa TU1vmrl nnvn'tirrr In the Htv Fill
VlVUiJ A a A. A A . a mmAj ..h-w.v -- -
of Charge. '
w
I Telephone No. 10. ' .'."'"
I t i J. M. THRASH & .SON, "
- i 1
West AsuirittK,
-i mc2o-3m , - Old Iepot.
YHITL0K,S
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. )
' i; j
In anticipation of warm
weather we have put in stock ; '
JGHT WEIGHT CLOTHING
FOR LADIES AND
4 iivA a k l CL'v4v ! siM? '-
!
. ! ! I .: i : '
Wonlrl as well he out, of the' world as out of th
Ja r r.nJ nrJnap nnH "tn'n rnlol-id street shoes. , You will find them both
dlM HJ UU! TIT T '. -I - ' , t j Ii i
-i-j . 1 -. rL !i-1 . I
elegant ana comiortauic
LEWIS MADDUX, PRESET
ester n
Capital, $50,0
On Saturdays thej
! ii
GENTLEMEN.
e fashion
jOUR STRAW HATS must go, so We offer them at ACTU
C AlC Lp pTJ VlPREgT.
OOJ
-OPEN FROM 9
Aslieviile, N. C.
A. M. TO 3 P. M.- H
Savings riEPARTMENTlwdi be open from (i p.m. to ,8 p. m.
. . a -w-a'a a. -r a w r -a A- -r TTCTTT C T ft X' O . T"' T" I . i.
tiliNiiKAlrf iJAiivlilj uuoi.xiioo iuiiy1S , T '"i II I
DEPOSITS RECEiyJBD. EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
So come
AL COS
L. PJ
McLOUD, Cashier
GarbHni iSkvirip-s Bank,
l 17f'tl47m &tl- l:, !;!
V
COLLECTIONS MADE OM ALL ACCESSIBLE POINTS
?11 r-fTp.x'f srtedinl attention. 1 On all neoosits
r i r1. v u a. 11 111 w t------- - , r a. ii ' t
partment, deposited for four months or ongei, (interest at the date of tout per cent
1 1 1 i Ti intrnoc i -inii Twill ennn It n VP lJOlljirs.
per annumn wiu uc paiu. icusn w"j v y" r pp.
5. Powell,
rriay4-3m
Directors p -M.' jj. Beardin, J. E.'Rajr, J. E Reed, R;Bj Johnston, Geo
M. J. Fagg, Edward irl. Coleman, IwisMkdix, C.M. McLoud. 1 ; :
$3
s
SKYLAND is
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
this de-
Tl
LOTS
ill
IN SKYLAND.
ii
bn the Asheville & Spartanburg Railroad and
t
the Hendersonville
halybeate water, sulp
$40
pike, seven miles $outh of Asheville
epsom, alum, and freestone, cold as ice-Marge jfevel lots m the forest, ! wide
(llOO feet) grand viewfe, pure air, no dustfnortmud. t :
Ito weatthv oeoole for homes.
i HU IlUUUH-Ui iiuvo uii- r? ii! 1 i-- il
. ' , , '11 - - J. aaa-aaX 4- ca rAA-& rr '-rvi of AfA ! . i
qotel nearly uuiit,ann oiucr luipiuvcuitia A'
. " , 71 4- .' f i) r . .1 i-v - !! 1
I Free ride out aii(I back. Fjull particulars by writing or 1
Estabrook's, No. South Main St. 7 7 IF Mb A
A. BLAIR
hur, iron,
streets,
Fine
eaving prderfs at
Prop'r
Asheville,
N. C.
& CO.,
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If uriiiure Dealerald Undertakers,
consisting of many dozens; of
seersucker coats and vests,
mohair coats and vests, ala
paca coats and vests, drap
d'ete coats and vests. The
All sizes for
-MEN AND BOYS.
Also sinrrle coats in extra1
lonir cut: linen dusters;! ala-!i
paca dusters ; white anctifig
ured duck -and Marseilles!
vests: flannel suits; serge
suits ; light weight cassimcrc
SUltS. !
A new lot of neckwear,
strined and solid color bal-'i
briggan undervcar. WKitc;
and colored shirts laundred
and unlaundred, the largest
stock in the city. All of the
above will be sold at bottom'
prices, at
! WHITLOCK'SJ, ,
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E, T. Vt & O. R. tt. '.
Tlie Great ; Tlironjfli Line to the
west and Booth. ;
Ttio fViet TTYr trmn from Asheville
to Atlanta and all points in the South,!
via. Knoxville, leaves Asheville at 4:40 1
p. m., making Atlanta in 13 h6tirt.j
Makes close connections for all point
in the West and North-west. Round trip,
tickets at half rates will be on sale , at
Hot Springs July 24, 25 and 2G to prin
ciple points in Missouri, Kansas, Arkan
sas and Texas, gooa. ior5u ciay. rvfi
full information and rates can on j i
B. A. Newxaxd, I'asscnger ari., ; j
l 62 South Main St.
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I VE R6IDE DAIR Y.
ASHEVILLE,
RESIDENCE 39
" M PORT ANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
J. . ' L.-x t, J i;i7Mi of Asneville
At tDe nq ' l" ' r-:11r. we have
f "IHS1 diSStaSuon of the
uptown ticket pmce 41
GENERAL RAiLrOAD
Penland Streets
aVENU
CE
E,-
N. C.
July -ly.
!
bFOEUATIOS BUR E At
in connection lith oar Hilwa Ticket Brok
erage Busing. WDy - --
pertaining 10 "aH"; 7-' , -
! will be furnisljed tree. ,
berths to-
all pntsfsicured. and baggage checked and
h . j ..J t clinrt notice. 1
i ii4- South Main St.
Two Doors Sorth of Pos j Office. ,
tKEAM PARLOR.
AT SUMNER'S RESTAURANT,
CNDER -II, REDWOOD & GO'S.
w hfrc the verv be?t cream, made; from the
miil Jom his owti covvs. Willbc served at all
-SHa1 Pnr nr Fitted upior auics aa
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X.T OTIC E TO COLORED TEACHERS.
IN. - 7 :
b,j teacher j iD the
i nciliMl V ! 1 C-i I im 1 v - . . .
schools Ni-ill..b xamineq in
V?Jnll8th and -T
formation aaoreM- . . - -
est au rant has klslo been handsomely
papered and otherwise improved. The best
cook . bes tf fare, ai,rtaw)nauic la.
junta 3-U-
t'SE FOR "RENT.
Tjio
- Sixjrooms neat! the b
cit-w.- Cuoi at(
Deeds! j
s'ne?1 pat of the
rooms near! the Ds'nc? i
iOtlJ at, the oificef of the Register of
I am now prepared to deliver the very uettj
of milk in any quantity desired. I J!
of the finest milker In We tern rthCro.;
Hna. Am onj: them ;Th '
nection with th above I am preparing to.
establisn a ' ' ! . I
I GILT EDGE BUTTER DAIRY. jj j
Hoping to receive a part of the patrona
of the cituen 01 abocihki
may-26-tf
I am respectfully, I
. J. N. VANCE.
T
HE ASHEVILLE HAND LAUNDRY
Is now at work on 'VaJJy street, ia
VALLEY HALL. j
w nnti.- nrenared to do first-claw laun ,
dry work in every particular. J, "fV
use any Steam Machijcekv that w
AND TEAR THE COOPS.
pr ALL WORK DONE BY HASD. -IW
and the result is goods are well taken care of.
If you want to wejan first-class laundry wotK
jenausyourgoo. IIir.r,1NS.
I j And A. T. BO WEN. ;
j Office at Carson's Stationery Store., j
A LARGE AND CHOCIE VARIETY OP
j GRAPE VINES fr :
OP EVERT KIKP, FOR SALE.
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Apply to j
JOHN DELVAUX,'
AS1IBTH.LB. N. C.
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