The Crrtrnn la tlM inrnl ealrn.lvelr rirvM-
.,. ) wi'l'lf l4 nrwapapct W VV salvia
r,.,. tH t ......
Its iIiiioa l uultnr .--'--blalMlBUinl
of puMIc linearity,
f.,,.,......nl, nd pt..i'oue lii.iu.lry. ml It
Ml M1I alKgiaiiteUl lieallngpuu-
' MCiTllr paMlakes tht rllapaUHea "f tht
ITrWL, okUk HOW "
bw world In Ita scope. It ,b" f'"1"'
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Wrwe horn all uawt, WK esTllCarS-
lui.y r.m4 t tfaa a.lkat "
ti,iura Copies of any edition will he sent
frt to r sending lrtr 'Irtrcaj.
aaouina: SO acuta I' one month ; 15 crntsfor
on week. Carriers wig dH the air la
..... .rt itx oi Id SulnM-ruiers, and pr-
M WaallUg It Will ptfMt U M UK CITUKM
.HIHHM HWI let nnhle,
kanwa oa apiu,,ti t thle . AU
truwnt advertisements tunat lie paid In ad
vance. .
THE miDOIKUrilU.B MU.
Tht iiilijert of m railway commiMion
for North Carolina kaa not yet entertd
the arena of ducuMionin thcLegilature(
and will not till th joint select commit
mittcc on railway commision reort a
bill. Meantime a numljer of bill have
been introduced. The mort prominent
. among tbcM, nerhaM). are thowt pre
tented by Mr. Beddingfield, Mr.Newland
and Mr. McDonald.
The Ikddingficld bill provide! for the
appointment of three communionere
one a lawyer, one a farmer, and the third
a mechanic, merchant, or Manufacturer
one to be appointed for one year, one for
two year, and the othef for three yean,
and the twceMora of each for three year.
Among thenalificatjona attached are
theM : None of them cm be nudcr thirty
or over fifty yeart of age, and at the
time of appointment moat not be in any
way connected with any railroad, nor
have been an attorney for any railroad
corporation in " . certain ntimlwr of
.. yeart. .'
The commiMionert are to be appointed
by the Supreme court; are to be paid
Hilary of$2,000each, except thechuirman
who will receive $3,500; are to have no
paatea, but ihall, pay fare at private citi-
tent, and are to receive no gift or employ
went of any kind from any company
The commMoneni will I fninihed an
office at ' the CapiUtl, where they
" are r(uird io meet, the fit Monday iu
each month, to tranaact all official buai
net. They are given iower to Inveati.
gate all book of coot panic, to summon
- witnesses, administer oaths, take testi
mony, &c, and are miuired to make
biennial reports to i ne tJeneral Assembly,
They arc given the power to fix rates
of traffic and passage, the rates not to
be the sasM oo all roads, but to be in
accord with the surroundings, &c., of
each. ; , .
This bill is evidently the jirodnct of a
' crude hand.; .rftill rf iibjrethmnblr
feat urrs. It ia radically w rung by Its
structure; and Imjierfrvt in nearly all its
dcUils.
The appoiatment of the commissioners
by the Supreme jemirt would tic an entur
iwrversioa of the legitimate functions of
that tribunal, and Is not to be thought
of. .
The, investment Of the commissioners
with alwolt control over freight rates
nud paasenger fares would be of doubtful
utility, if not seriously injurious to public
interests, in that the further investment
of capital in railroad enterprises might
lie prevented, pr checked, , , ,
The limitation as to age is senseless,
Men between fifty and sixty years art as
a general rule in their very prime of man
hood, wisdom and intellectual if not
physical activity. For instance such a
rorision as this would exclude A. M.
Waddcll, T,J. Jttrvis, John Hughes, and
almost every other man mentioned In
""this chiiection."" Jtwiuld jiusb'Syd.'AI
exander close, as be is in his forty uiuth
year. v",
The isulurirs are too snmll, as traveling
expenses art to tie jwiid for by tlie cm
missioners out of thcirown Kickcts. Two
tlKiusand dollar aularics, to be depicted
by traveling exjienscs would hardly com
mand such competent, cxiwrknced ami
able men ns should be selected for t lie dis
charge of such Important duties. The R.
& U. R. R, commny, it is suid, wy their
traffic nuumgrr, Mr, Sol llmis, a w.Ury
nf some twenty tbomuand dollars.
Ths best thing to do with the llrdding
' field bill is to lay it on the table. It cer
'tainly does not nH-ct the situatiou.
Mr. R. I, Walker, of this thy, writing
to the Souther Tulmaxmint, make the
following observatioo that arc worthy
of attention I ., "Our market eorttin
uet to be well supplied with stock.
Much of it is a inferior as was
ever one red . here, while : much .good
color is sold alsw, at from 20 cents to 33
cents and over, even up to 50 cents occa
sionally. One serious trouble w havs to
contend with, is the carelessness of farm
ersintentional or mtj we cannot say
,in assorting their crt. "It is very rare
to find a pile on the warehouse door that
don't contain leave and bundles that
should be in a grade Mow,"
WUliar Tat, of Cralngtr couuty,
Tensnsse, has given 120,000 for the ben
efit of the disabled ex-Confederate sol
dsntlHse whtj have loet n arm or a
fc-sidet ia the First and Second
Cemgressionid IKstricts of that SUte.
Mr. Tate, himself, ryed j the Confcd
rate army, as a private soldier; and has
ince the war been a successful businesa
man, and accumulated quite a fortune
jor a rawnrtr; wiihh at has thus so lilier-
ally divided willi liia old roimn.Vs who
worc K- .y. This shows sympathy
fur the disnlnVd nii'l heroic
good, mid is worthy of Imitation l.y
wealthier men. All. honor to tlx li.rmrr
philanthropist,
The second Anniinl Fnir of the East
nrolina Fish, Oyster, dune Mini Indus
trial Assticittiion comes offal New Heme,
N, C, February 10, 20, 21 and 22, The
fish, oyiiter and game collection in to lie
the finest tver xl.il.itfl in this country.
lloulauger I, Emperor of France, in now
among tlw possilwlitics.
The Kcotch-IrlaU Ucaulou.
, Writua for thaCiTUfa.J
On the 8th of May. next, will lie held
at Columbia, Tenn., a most notable gath.
cring of the American representatives of
a most remarkable race, tht people wno
on the American continent, altera second
transplantation, retain, their marked
characteristics with such tenacity as
still to be designated and honored as the
Scotch-Ikihh.
While the reunion will find interest in
most of the State of the American Union
it has special interest for North Carolina
for upon her soil was poured a large in
fusion of Scotch-Irish blood; and, on that
soil, by that race, was originated and en
acted the great event of American history
the first act and chapter of American
Independence. '
These Scotch-Irish are nearly all of Irish
birth. They were Lowland rrestiyterian
Scotch, removed to tlie'north of Irelund
by King James I, to occupy binds uirfcited
by the treason of the O'Dougherty. and
the Earls of Tyrconnel apd Tyrone. They
there never intermingled their blood with
that of the native Irish, but were rigidly
adherent to tbeir race, tlieir religion and
their habits, conspicuous for their indus
try, their thrift and theirenterprise.mak
ing the north of tlw island utmost the
sole Kilt of commerce and mantifiu-tures
Tlieir courage never failed them in the
times of (icrsccution. When In the days of
persecution, when uuder James II tlte Ro
man Catholic clement was for a time in
tlie ascendant, and the old Irish proprie
tors endeavored to regain their lost pos
session, they were subjected to miuuta
cres as merciless ns recorded in history
and to teiges ns memorable as anythot
adorn tlie annals of heroic courage. The
successes of William, of Orange, brought
permanent relief, and henceforward the
Scotch-Irish went on to i license and
prosper, They were attracted to the new
world, and t lure was a large emigration
to the North American colonies, chiefly
to Pennsylvania, from which they gradu
ally drifted southward to piedmont Vir
ginia, and subsequently in North Caro
lina, forming settlements from tlie Dan to
the Catawba rivers.
, In one sense, the people of North Caro
lina 'may lie homrgeuous. . Pur a hun
dred years there has been little infusion
of new blood under tlie forces of immi
gration. The old stocks, the ' English,
the Scotch, the Scotch-Irish, the ticruiuns
nd othrrs, luive so jiiU-rn.ijlgUil i to
havt blended the whole into one, and no
one race is predominant in moral or in
tellectual feature, though original race
trait often finds marked exnrrssiouif in
dividuaUty, Perhaps the distinction is
more permanently fixed in the Scotc fa
irish than in others. They inherited and
maintained tin? loftiest idea of human free
dom, and the right of the subject or tht
dtixen to participate in the carts nnd du
ties of government.. Therefore resistance
to tyranny was interwoven in tlieir nu
tures, and in this State led to open resist
ants to the oppression, of the Hritisli
Crown, even to the extent of throwing
on allegiance to it, nuking war ami court
ing revolution. Tht during courage to
haiard everything, peace, fortune, life it
self, In the cause of litierty found em
phatic expression in the Mecklenburg
Declaration of Independence, made more
than a ytar liefore that of Philadelphia
nnd tht sincerity of th frnmer of this
instrument was proven afterward by the
fiercelrss anil persistence of hostility
whkh turned for tht little, town of Clmr
kitte bud the county in which h was sit-
uated the name of the "Hornets' Nest."
; If th Were intense in their 'mnsion for
liberty, they were not less so in their de
votion to I lie cause of religion and edu
cation. Tliesr are the hnusrhohl godtt
they carry with them and set up wher
ever they go. Whether In North Carolina
or in lVnimylvsniii, the Scotch-Irish, is
tlie same devotee of lilierty, tht same
obrdicut subject to rightly administered
law, tlie same conscientious servant ol
religion, tlie same- ebniest ad vucate. of
liUrul education, the same good citiieu,
tin; same thrifty iiinii of business, the
nine industrious and Industrious and in
telligent fanner, and .everywhere tlie
same, intelligent,, energetic, sagacious
nnd genial man, whose characteristics
mnik him, without invidious distinction,
asqimscssivc of nil the virtues ami pecu
liarities of his origin.
The name of the Scotch-Irish is iiiNciib-
ed on ninny a pagcof .North Caroliua,
and also of Anu-rknii ..history.. -Without
that '"name there would Iw. iwniy a dis
mid blank. The idea' therefore of the
Scotch-Irish Voiigress, lit tlie time mid
place lixttl, is a happy oikj, well cak u
bited to bring out, in full relief, tlie vir
tues am lasting influences of this most
remnrkahk' branch of our national Inin-
liy. -
A Wafk lnvrtnscnt.
Is one which is liiiurantrsil
liUWfaotonr iysuHii. or in ctim til" fti. iiiiv a
return of purchase prkf. tin this sale
pian yvtrenn tny trom our Tiiivrrtised
druggist a hottle ofllr. Kinif's New Dim.
covery for Consumption, It is gun rati.
teen to nring relict in every case when
used for anv affection of Thmat t .......
or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflnni-
mmion oi uungs, Hroitelntis, Asthma,
Wn.witu.wr lr...li ih..... . . . . . ,
, , . " -""i- V:"P - r'. II IS
plehmnt and agrreaUWr to the taste, per-1
fcctly safe and can always Iw ttrnemlcd
-I-".-- wniin rree at r. 1.. Jncolw
drugstore. (inw
Fast Black Hosiery. . 1
H. Krdwihiii St Co.
. 1
to got a yi rap, real i
OotoWhltlock a
(Cheap,
'.cionai, Itcfty, Br, Tsr
lurra. !
The ini.lc fiiiplaalion of "Bwiiyue's
Ointment,1, without any internal ninli
tine, will cure any hc of Tettr, Ring
worm, I'llm, Itth, Boies, 1'imptrs, IvtW
n.n.iill Sttilv. I why Skin Eruptions, no
mutter how obstinate or long tiiiliii
It is indent, effective, nnd costs lint
ill.-.
.... ......
While wt can not add to the turtmtti
four munv friends who find it a sua
to make ends meet, we con make W ,1
incomes go furtlier on sundry ks-.ls
gwls which must be bought evtty r
Wrais, Overcoats. tl'thin. Waif . smHl
cert n In Heavy Shoes. (
Some extremely low figure m chil
dren's Hose nnd Men's Fine aet.
H. RKDwaon ff; Co..
jnn24od5t , One Price Store.
rile i rtic i itcmn nic t
Svmotoms Moisture : intense itrhin.
ami stinging, most at night; worsr liy
scratching If ollowtd to continue tu
mors lorm, whlcn olten meed nnd nktr
ate, liecoming very sore,' Swayne's Oint-
n.cnt stops the itching and lilecding, heals
ulceration, and in most cases removes the
tumors. At druKinsts, or by mail for 50
cents. Dr, Swnyne & Son, rhiladelphia.
wtau.1 ,
Anecdotes offaeneral urttnt. ,
lnrriil Grant, on liis return to this
country, is said to have Ijeen severely af
flicted with a cough contracted while
crossing the ocean, and which hod stub
bornly refused to yield to any treatment.
A frk-ud procured lor him Uittk of I
Svmphyx, nnd liy its use in a few hours 1
'. I ... 1! 1 f . .... I .
ne wan entirely reueveu. lie mourned to
his friend : "Men look upon me as a great
soldier, but this larttle of Symobyx is
greater than I. My calling has liceii to
destroy men's lives, but this medicine is
a victorious savior ol men. 1 shall never
he without it agnin,'.'. . dfitw ..
25 per cent, reduction , on ladies',
misses and children wraps, good goods,
torn less than New York ooss, at
WHirtiouKV JaalSdtf
' How Doctor conquer Death.
Doctor Waller K. Hammond says :
"After a long experience 1 have come to
the coiH-bision that two-thirds of nil the
deaths from coughs, pneumonia and ton
sumption might lw avoided it Acker's
English Cough Remedy were only care
ftilly used In time," Tnis wonderful Rem
edy is sold on.ler a positive guarantee by
1. brnitn Be io. dawtjiiii
' DyapeMlo, Dswosilr, Dontn.
These art the actual steps which follow
imliirestion. Acker's F.nuUsh Ovsneiwia
Tabk'ts wil both check and cure this
most h-nrml (.1 diHeoses. Ouranteed by
i.e.. fcmitn wo, dawtjuli
FlamtiiK ftro Injtho VelstM,
We hold positive proof that Acker's
I'.ngiisn niooti ivuxir cures an oiihkI oi
sons wlurre cheap sursnpurillas and so
culled purifiers mil. Knowing this, we
will sell ft to nil wno call at our store (in
a positive gunrniHP. 1 , C,. wnlth & Co,
dnwtjiill.
Excellent styles hi Carpets. Oil Cloths.
SmyrnnRugs.Art Snuares.CurtainCoods,
vurtains, &c. , . It. Kkdwoou& Co,
'Better Than MooSly Rwttle.
Oeneral Wheaicrofi NeUtm says: "My
exprrieiat in the English army as well as
in America, convinces me that nothing so
purities the blood or adds to the health,
viKor and life a Acker's English Dloo.i
Eli xir. ' ' This great remedy is sold under
a iHixitive guarantee by T. C. Smith &
Co. dawtjult
K)o. Velvetoons at 25o., at Whit
ukjk'b. janlSdtf
MrSCELLAXliOlV. .
' OL'K MOTTO;
Meat. Prompt and Reliable.
'ttA ,
Bring your rqiairing to hca(l(iiai ljr,
Watch, cliK'k and jewelry rcMiring it a I
lending feature of our business.
- Wwh entrusted t tw-ia- -wrtain."Ui-4y
ccive ciiteftil and intelligent treatuittit
from esjK-rt nnd sltillful hands.
1 klii ale and costly tiiueiwces shoulil
la- entrusted, linly tti thoroughly coini-
tcnt watcliiiutkrrsr j
All wtirk gtuuautcttL..
Prices always reasoiinlilc.
WNOS JEWELRY STORE,
South Main St. - AsIk'vIIIc. N. I
fWEWtniMrfi'
the EVERETT piano
IN TftNP vomma with part-
' ' V1" y anrt aw.aln.aa.
IN FINISH xT2Sp
pUNOH. OKl.ANa, Mt'SIC.
Itnsy Instalment Plan
OUR PIAKOS AKD ORSANS
!'
Rewived the only first Premium at Ihe Vlr--I
Kinla llnposltlon.
natilyr B. Rsmoi a Co.,
WI4 Main Ml., ,. .
Mivhmtind, Virginia.
. ,,Hl,"l hnt Pfainos of the beat
makes kepi always oa hand and at verv low
rates.
Slswasreo
FITS ssn
U 2Xi,,.D WBCIAtlBT
Pll VHll-I.W
of medicTuw rW. We war
rant OWIflMillrtiiraMlk. .
ml th only nkvaiclane kd ,W1. ...
prevent yor lieiag tanutwrd unon bT
uabig miae names and who are ant iWtttora.
"' i"ltctn, t)iv. KspreM and Post-.
'T ,'.. mt'
- ' - ''re.i ia an reason f.
' " m
L-LUM-oCS.
y I royal l N
'-'.-nil.
'Aeon
1 L3UU
Absolutely Pure.
. Thi powder never varlea. A marrel of)iur
ity, atrrtiulh and wholeaonu iieaa, Mure eco
nomiial than the oidlniirv I nda, and cannot
lie aold In eomiietition with lie multitude of
low teat, short weinht lu. . or phoapliale
Piwdera. Hold only In can Kovai. IUkinii
iiwriaa Co., IOU Willi Ht., cw Vork.
dStwtfcliU
POWELL & SNIDER
ARE THE CUS-
todlaaa of the iiulilic hamiin iw and they .ro
poae that everybody "hull hnve a irood lime
H they can lu lii them to It. Kaiiecialiy thoae
that hare a hard time moat of the venr will
nnn tnein layinx r tneiu. If yon nnru to
uit, dilHcult toaatiitfy, ,-
YOU
AIIE THE CUS-
turner we are after. We'll Suit you. ik-nw
yon, aaUafy you, make you hapiiy. What
Siore do you want. If you want to know
whether we art ahle to keep our word
whether we can linck all our lira with Ooi
conaeicntiona iierlormanct, why
' ASK ANY .
OLD CUS-
toiner of uura and we'll atund liv hla tratl
niony A man that won't keen' Ma word,
that Koe linck on hla tromla, that trie" to
work i a tie
HE ISN'T
WORTH A CLS-
iildorr or any other cheap and naaty article.
We want to idve yon a wood time. Are yon
within? Ifaojuatgeta move on you and
eonie to
V J' )V KLL & SNI DKIt,
GROCERS,
AHIIKVILLB, N.'.
dtmartA
c.
COWAN,
II. II. COHHV, Hucceaaor,
M7 I'm urn Avenue,
Dealer In Watchea. Clocks. Jewelry, Silver
and IMated Ware, Optical Goods, Otild Kena,
at.. See.
Larue and varied aaaort iH-nt of l.adlea'
and trntlenien' Cold Watel ea at low mice
the cir
:eat aaaortmetii of Wedding Mlnas in !
via a i iiiw irii-s-.
All rcpaJrfng ht Watrhea. cl xrlianil jewelrv !
atly and promptly dom. at reaaonahk ;
V I
nea
ftlrurrs.
SAT IfelK ACTION OUAdANTKHt).
. The iirearnt litimrtetor h, II neiik-cl n.. rf.
fort toiiieritacmlinuatiou the patronajrr !
. larirely l,wd tl.iriuX ; ,anv yearaumm
d.wtmarS.
FINE JOB WORK
A SI'KCIAI.TY.
.....' AT
xoitTir coruT siii'Aui:,
opnriAL;:"
I 'I lt l I.' IH t t I !
v '.'1 .11 I JIM A
j P-R-I-N-T-I-N-G
l'Voui New T,vo!
On NVw I'nwH !
H.vSkill.HlWtM'k.Ht.n!
niK
CITIZlvN PI RI.lNIIlNt; CO.,
No. It North Court Houare, (3 doorarroin
Main St.) 1st floor.
IHOT'S
I,
DENTIFRICE;
A TRUE TOILET LUXURY"
0r "0WTl ruSH NaS(lSJT.
m lWTirif THt ttlTH.
MtMlivitTHC GUMS.
wo tmunt to Tht t fi AiiuT
Aft AND AGHlCAtLk. "
WITHOUT taUAl, AS a TO I tit
Mtr AUCTION.'
. wet ti c c NTi'Vi omtTn'
to av tu DauciitTa. ""
M. WINRtl MANN 4 CO.. Psora
svniiioAi. Mr.
For stile hv
CiRANT A "WINCIiRT.
duwtan'JN . . .
MONRY To LOAN
rtl -
i ace with l.udger Carter.
Attorney, of,
jan2-4j
, PKOI'LTSIOSAt, CAKItS,
V, I.AVIIHMfM, 1 IHa. A, I'.NRA,
faiKi Ja Mum, , Aalwtiik,
Aaacvillr.
AVII'H..H, MAkTI JOM'S
AtloMii-ya hn.I Coumh llora at Law,
Ahevllk4 N. C.
Will nriK tUr In'lhr 1 1 th and 12th Iu.Ik Ii.I
l.latric-tat aail in thr Stiirt-tifc C'mtrt itf anh
I'nrultna, aad la tlw P'tlaraf 1'iiurta th '
UcMirrn iJlatrii-t ttl North Carolina. ,
acirr 10 natiK 01 Aaiu-viiir. marl
JI I.II'BC. MAKTIN, '
Altumav'iit l.mv,
, Aabevllle. N.C.
Title and C'ollrctiona a aivt-taltv. C.llcc-1
tl.ma inadr. I'ractit-ca In nil llir cotirta.
Ofli.-r: With C.udKcr Si tarter. Ml l.olld !
Law HnildiiiK ritnovs
I A, TE.NNKNT,
Architect and Contractor, I
IMHiia, air(-IScuUmia and eatlmatca fnr-1
niahtrd, All work in my line contrai-tni ftr :
andnorharKra for drawlnx' on conlratla
swantcd me.
He.'emicra whrn dcaircd. r '
(Mix : No- ia Hendry lili.ck.- north Cmart !
rVliiarc, Aahtrlllr, N. C. eMarM ,
ciua. a, unoss.
in PC alFJtalCK. 1
JU'X.NB fit MlikRICK, .
Attorney! and Counaellora at I. aw,
Aahevllle, N.C. j
t'roctlre in the t'nllrd Htatea Circuit and :
Iliatrict Cotirta Rt Aaherille.Htatearillc.ChHr- i
lottc and Oreenalioro, in the aupn-me Court 1
St Kaleiuh, and in the court of the Twelfth i
Judicial fdatrict of the Htate nf North Caro.
Tina. .
Hiarciul attention iriven to collection ,u'
elRima.
Fartnerahln doea not eitend to prtktllee In
Buncomlie inferior Court. dtocS
t. M. COBRt
V.BB & MBKRIMON,
J- U, MKkMIUON.
Attorneya and Couuacllura at liw
"Practice in all the raiurta
tlltice: Noa. 7 and H. J' union 1
utac
dHding.
w. w.johss,.
J.INBH Ik SIU'KOKU,
oko. a. mi'Poan.
Att0'rm.y1 al ,aw, "
Aahevillc, N. C. - . '
., l'"V:'"''n Ihe aniH-rlor Courts of Wcatcrn '
Norm t, arotlna, the Hiipreme Court of the
htn. 'old the Healcral Courta at AahcTlllc.
Hrirein lohnaton bu.ldiuK, where one itiein
Uet ol the firm can alwava lie found. '
dtnovll i
. M. KKKVKa, l. U. . . f. SAHHAV, It. U. . '
IJKUVHH Ik KAMSAV.
Ijcntal ollice; In ConnallyJitiildiiiK. oi-ir
Kedwwxl'aatorc, I'alton Avenue.
iltinavT
IOHN8TONU JtlXKS,
" ATTOMNKY ANU COUMSHI.LOR AT LAW,
AHHUVII.LU, N.C.
Frsrticea in the I'nlted Htatea Circuit and
Ih.tn. t Courta at AahevilleMn tne Hunrrme
Court at KaleiKh, and in the Courta of the
Twelfth Judicial IHatrlct of the 8tate of North
Carolina, and elae where, aa hit aervk-e may '
Iw required. ' Ianaadtf
LAROB LOT Ol'
ROSl'NDALli,
PORTLAND,
i
ANU OTIIKK
. . J1VI.'KAL'LIC CU MliXTS. .
JtST IN. "'
Calcined Plaster." - :
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I Plastering Hair at 30 tts.
Nails and Locks. ,
: All sold in lurge or small '.quantities at '
1 close margins. . ,
t BLARDBN, RANKIN & CO., !
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55 South Main St. j
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PULLIAM & co.i
At Ihe Hank uf Anhevilk'
, ASHKVILLK, N. C.
Hepreaeut the following eoni,,,!,..: vlt,
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nan.
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I'KOMIT.
A
REAL PLEASURE
f)0 VtH'H
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PRINTING
As ,vou want it mid whcjj.vfou
i wjmt it.
THli
CITIZEN
PUBLISHING
COMPANY,
,XtxUA?tli-4.,-oui-t-wjHitsi
work lit
LOW RATES:
vmiHt'tlit'y liavcu
FIRST-PUSS EQUIPMENT.
I!.
H
i.isiixii co.I
HOWLS. ,
.HICTir FII1ST-CUS3 PRIVATE BOARD.
Till; THOMAS IIOUSK.
m:ah hattiikv cakk.
Know unilcr entirely new iiiuiuigLiuciit,
nnd will lie kept in slriiilv first-cltiM
style.
TKANSIHNT UK Kl.l.l I.AS IIOVtSI.I-MS TAKI'N
Northern Con king. .... .
Kates Kc.'iKoiial.lc.
MkS. li. LACY Ri SOX.,
Proprietors,
dtr
ITV KliSTAt'KANT
' , i
I'ATTON AVKNl'li,
Under Redwood's Store.
Mcaia at nil hours. All the Uclicaclca of the
aciiHon nerved in all varictlcn and in the lieat
atyle. .
Oyatcra , name, Utenka. The Meat of Hot
Coffee, Hreah Norfolk Oystera rccelveil every
day. 1'hc retail trade supplied,
Have added a new broiler; ateakn, oyatcn,
etc,, etc., done to a turn.
dtmarlS - T. J. Sl'MNKR.
HKKiHTriK THAN BVBK!
THE 8TAK OK Ut'NCOMUli,
(SR.1XI) TEXTUAL IIOTKL.
1IN7 Arrivula January and Kcliruary, 187.
HM Arrival Jitnuary and J-cl.runry, IMKf.
TUB MOST POPULAR $2.(M) HOl'Sli
IN THK STATU.
1 .1.1 KM I arrivals dtirini; the iinal villi aiurc
j thna every other hotel in the city.
We bad fair to HKidcr Uo.OOO ll.ia ycai'.
FJKST-CI.ASS IN KVIiKY RKSl'IXT.
,iily hotel in the centre of the cily.
Oivc-sua call.
s. k. ciii;iii;ti;k & SUNT,
dtinarli
A DELIGh'TFUL EXCURSION !
ASIIEVIIXE
TO
HOT SPRINGS.
Round Trip Tickets only $,C0, including a
lull day's board at the
MOrNTAIX 1'AltK HDTKL.
The Hatha la Marble Pools and I'orccluiu
Tubs are the finest and most luxurious' in
America. The Hotel is
t
NEW AND FlKHT-CLAHrt
In Every Particular.
l'NKXCm.LBI IN ITS CI'ISINIJ,
The place in s clianniu spot, nestled
smonK and sheltered by Pine-clad Mountains,
where there is no fog, no dust, no malaria,
Pure and abundant water, and absolutely
perfect drainage.
dtJullIO
KHHLANI) 1U)USK,
.. . ..
Corner Main and l)qt,
WAVNliSVlLLE, N. C.
Kooius newly furnished. Fare the hest
the niuriiet affords.- (!ixnl sample room.
SATISFACTION OUARANTElil).
T ttt ,v.v . a - j-
icrnis: i.ini h.t nay. ,
0. 1). L. ALLEN & SON,
Proprietors,
tranrsvlnr sars ha has thW. I., rtwnglas
V. L, DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE
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OENTLKMCN.
i prn in in. world. Fmln his
AU nh is tlona-reaa, Hbi,w mil.
VJ. L. DOUGLAS
03 CHOE : LAroTi.v
W. L. IfOWLAH. BEOCKTO. tfaH.
. . -',' forsalebv;!" :;;!" '":'
RCUttNG A VTEAVER,
30 South Main Street, Ashevillc, N. C.
lanlililtv
JJONBY TO LOAN.
fS.OOO (Two Thiand IJeiLLsns), to tend
for twelve month., on City real estate oe Im-
tand tlom the ctt f Aahe.
villa. Prefer not to ril.Lrf. k- ...
Jilyatoneeat HOOM No. 11, "
jaupJt McLoud Building.
On's'SM'saaMna