' 1 it,. ia
i - a of r- ' - tarn in e .
'' Tt tti X- trrv , a- Nl
t. an-1 r--. .-crftM i.iu..T. aaj it
1 so v-e a-jiaiaac la tfcmung pub-
, . .1 , ... cUfc tint dispatches of the
r.t DKh co era the
, ,-, , , srat. , It ku other factu-
A ; i.- -a lur ratbmag
' . . -eta wits everytttiagcara-
r re1 -tl 4 oec pt tb smaiket sva..
" - ' ;tu wij las scat
r - - r warj t nr all
fc . . .. lur one monia ; 16 era ta for
C uimii wtai deliver the paper la
e--y r "t erf t cny to sstjaeribers, and par.
- uu4 i ol fat rail at tae t. truss
j .. . -
Ar e i?s---lUasoaS aad assoc
kaawa on a xauua at tiiia ofhec. All
traaawat avdrcruacaseata maat ae paid aa aaV
tlEAY. FEESXARY IT. 1889.
, ,,TWAT CXTRA (CMIOK.
wa.. a.-.. - .i ..... . . . . .
'is also pretty fwrally conceded, that an
, session of Congress will to called
'ni" .. as i the new , admiakftra
tioa dona its Stat clothes at Washing.
Jtoa, Us reasons fcr such action are, to
rednce the threatening surplus, to admit
the new States, and pf coarse to fix op
i trH.jwliUcal a-ncr. . Now, wx do not
-'elans that m as accessary to call an
.'aWt session, but we do naintala that
' aad the partie in Congress been more
attentive, to the business of the country,
aad leas itUnfjvt to their ' several politi-
schemes ft would not now be ncccr
' tar? to call aa extra session. The sur
f plus is, there , and accumulating all the
f tlaje, the, tariff has been discussed and
toaswad, but t no avail.' All tliis has
been known to the country and to the
& Congress as' well, bat still thr
djpjrKWlpng .west a., Now the ques-
h roaitiwill it do any good to call aa et
.1 toa atsaioa Coold we hope for any bet
v let reaulU from such action? If this be
,.f ?, H.H,t tbt iort of filibus
tering tactic would be resorted to as
amaarcd the proceedinp of previous
'CMgrtasem. Two dates are disctmsed
' fof the convening of the' extra arssioa
- .'."is tet of Aprf aad tbe other No
a wnber l, Qt these, ao doubt the latter
would to she .eaoat advisable. ' For the
MWiaaftnssasnan to do- any whole
some k-jfialation during the wurrn sum-
WAdtftls'Wiyti.i ifnoV intfrcly oat
of the Question. Tto past is iufHcleiit
" proof of tble. Besides, the aew admin-
' ratka, W9uld, bo have bad time to
ajfJN t0f6 working order and the
..eaaaoea ait that little would be accom-
pUahed of aay good to the country. If it
be.cntjrned In November the arguments
r,f PflVf (r", but atill there are ob
:Jectiooa, ,T Citb! desires to see
, some wbokeome legislation accom
' phshrd, and that in the near future,' and
' If 'eunot: be (ione other than by an
'l'trVsoB,1 wby, can the extra tet
, 8UI1 we cannot at present ace tbr
--svlvlsahillty of any baste in the matted
!fthli'wthallhave occasion to speak
later on. Congress has time to do much
tMefuT legtstaUon now before its close and
'now b the time to do it. Wake up te
trr-,. . '-'."
ymt'thmu. iwap unm
. r4 ,VJ ,Jwpotnt resolutloa intro-
dated 4nt the Senate by Mr, Bdmunds,
laad agreed to, directs the committee of
txmimerce to take into consideration th
'questlqn of the expediency of purchase bf
(,t vernnxnt of tbe ttfsmal Swam
i.Uanal at a public highway fcr commerce,
and also with a view of utilMng it
watsw ferita protection of the metal
VMsshof the Navy, i
The history of the canal is an interest,
lug one. " It was one of the first works of
. mtemal unprovement projected oa this
continent, the project having been enter
tained in colonial day, and a company
Maa aimed in 1764. which Included
then, CdY George1 Washington, among its
member, with purpose originally of
.draining the large body of fertile lands
Hlbarrgedby thI)isBml Swamp. Gen,
Washington, who activity was cease
teas In war or peace, who had traversed
'the whole country from the Potomac to
the great lakes, and to the water of the
Qhio, with, a view to connecting them by
artincia water-ways, had also visited
the regioa of th fjmpi wamp to as
certain tbe feasibility of connecting tbe
awamp of North. Carolina with thr
waters of Virginia.' - .
n.A charter was obtained in Virginia fur
'the const rtsrt Ion of a canal in 1784 ; and
jaho Infjorth Carolina in 1791, to unite1
,the wa,ter or Eluabtth river, in the for
aw fHU, U ttoat of the Pasquotaak In
Ah latter. 4. The work, after log delays,
wsaeompk-ud with the aid ofthe United
SUte. Commercially, it has proved
profitable aa, a seawuiial highway, and
fklso k brjogiag large hudlc of laad into
snihavatkua,uid making accrssilile large
todies aftaraabk timber.
' It importance' nationally can be made
very great.' By' enlargeptent it can be
made aavigable for ship of large draft,
ia time of war 'oficnng a safe interior
channel for commerce aa well aa for war
vessels, a water, way that may to e
jleadcd along greater portion of the At
lantic Coast free from Interruptkm by a
ful4ie eaaroiy.. , . t.
...The chief fcJr of tka aaa I b now,
aad must always to, the Lake Drm
asond, ia the centre ofthe swamp; a body
of water sis miles long and three witla,
i ti. exu,..u .: v in t..e swamp s s
tajofNortb Carolina, of beir. twenty-
one feet above tije water.
Tlet conversion of this channel into a
ship canal, navabfe for large veascU
win be of vast importance to this State,
greatly enlarging a traffic already large
and giving a more direct and expedious
route than that funuahed by the Chesav
peake and Albermark Canal, a combina
tion of natural and artificial channels.
practicable, valuable, but somewhat cir
cuitous and tedious.
EDITORIAL POJXTm,
Tbe deadly cigarette is "Rougli on
Rat" on the boys. For further parti
culars read your daily paicr.
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Old Pluvius seems to have had an aw
ful grudge against the people of Ashe
ville for the past twenty-four hours.
However, we submit gracefully.
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"Pretty moist," said a Northern vis
itor yesterday during tbe rain, "but then
it's paradise compared to a blizzard with
two feet of snow and the thermometer
away down in the bulb."
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Mr. Jay Gould, is investing some of hi
surplus in real estate nowadays. 'All
right Jay ; come out here with a small
bag full of your railroad coupons, and
we win satiate your greed for tbe earth
at least for a day.
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Again are political affairs in France
brought to tbe verge ofre volution In tbe
defeat and resignation of I'remicr Flo
quct by the Boulnnger party. Will un
happy France never become happy pol-
iticaJly?
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' Gen. Boulaugcr, of France, says he has
no intention of marrying a St, Louis
lad, as has been reported by the Ameri
can press. Well, General, we don't care
a snap whether you do or not; we can
marry our own sons and daughters.
aft
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One C. C. Whitney, of Minneapolis
Minn., is the leader of a new religious
sect which asserts that the true Christ is
now on earth and is none other than the
Rev. Geo, J. Scb weinfurtb, of Rockford, III
Will some one please send the fool killer
out to Minneapolis.,
Wonder what the Gothumitis will find
to amuse themselves with after the girl
bicycle race fad is over. Perhaps they
will send put an exploring imrty and
if they can find that defunct Grant monu
ment fund, of which we have heard so
much. Curious town, that Gotham.
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- Messrs. Harrison " and "Morton re
ceived 233 electoral votes to 168 for
Cleveland and Thurraan, a majority of
80, and yet, the latter received a popular
majority of more than ninety-five thou
sand votes. But tin is culled a vovcrti
ment by and for the people. -- Funny,
ain't it f
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seems to ne a foregone conclusion
at least among the politicians tout the
"Plumed Knight" of Maine, will assume
tbe premiership of State, under the new
administration. We had hoped not, for
w think a better selection could be made
for the good of tlie whole country, yet,
'tit none of our funeral an way, and if
President Harrison wants Mr. Maine, so
mote it be.
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Well, the press has chronicled another
brutal prize fight during tlie imst week.
This time the mill took place in Indiana,
and the principnlTwere jack McAulifie,
the "bonny boy from Brooklyn," and
Myers, "the Streator pet," "of Illinois.
Sixty-four so-called rounds of fistic pum
melling were gone through with,, and
then the contest was decided a "draw,'
It this tlie civilisation of which we so
much boast ? And are we to welcome
the twentieth century with scenes like
these ? We vote an emphatic nay.
rKRSOHAi, AND UEKIF.RAL
The "mention" of Whitclaw Keid'for
a Cabinet place has aroused Typographi
cal Union No. 6, of New York, to action.
in whk'h it has "Resolved, That Typo-
graphical Vnion No. 6, resjiectfulty asks
President-elect Harrison not to do vio
lence to the feelings or alienate the
sympathies of the organised toilers of
this land by the apiRiintmeut of White-
law Reid to any office within th gift of
the Incoming administration."
John Wanamaker would not cut up
any high jinks in the cabinet. He does
not smoke. He does not drink. Hedoes
not patronise fust horses, billinrds.yathts,
theaters or circuses, and his only re
creation is superintending a Sunday
school with 3,000 UH-mbcrs.
Baltimore American: A woman in
Franklin, Pa., says she died and went to
heaven. She describes her visit in glow
ing words and say she is sorry she came
to life again. There is a fortune awaiting
that woman if she goes on the lecture
platform and gives "An K veiling with i
the Angels.
Rev. Snm Jones had tlie biggest and
most enthusiastic meeting ever seen in
Los Angeles the lust night of his stav in
that city. The Tribune report 1.20O
conversions during tlie meetings, . Mr.
Jones has gone to Sacramento Hir a few
weeks.
Since Mrs, Ck veltind's historic waits
with Congressman Scott site has been
besought on all sides to attend various
gentians. Slie holds; however, that at
this crisis the administration should be
careful how it countenance tVrmnns.
Several presidents have been elected
who had not popular majorities; but the
people are not clamoring for the abolition
ofthe electoral college. There are other
features of our federal system needing
reform worse than that one.
Oa the door of the cabinet mav be
pointed the words: "Buy your clothing
at Wanamaker's."
ZLKY.JLC.
Ever ?"
Ihpad n S th PV dpnnrtPcl
j a(en w Jtj puniaSOH from
tlie Leading . Dry - fiootl.
r-KYCChlZS.JL
House ol the cttv, Uul voir
ever see such, a Leautif ulUiie fare larS"r than any pm-etling
of all shades and qualitHH of
Drens Goods and Trimminp month, allowing tttnady in
to maUh?" i
"And weren'Wthe lino
T. aa T a .11 a '
luna LiiiwiiH, jtareuiei,Mrnftii
checks and stripes, from 10
cts. to 30 cts. are perfectly
lovely," added Miss Stylinh.
"Their Edgings, Laces,
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Nap
kins, Corseta, 104 Sheeting,
Pillow Casings, Wamsuttaa,
Fruit of the Loom and many
other domestics are offering
at quick sales prices," - said
Mrs. L.
"And what bargains in
their ltemnant counter I Did
you notice their 2,000 yards
1 a1 1 . - asa
oi oeauinui umgnams at i
cts., worth 12ct.?"
"Their Clothing is being
sold at panic prices to make
room for the large spring
stock that is Boon to arrived
"Their Shoe stock is the
largest and best assorted in
the city."
"Oh, it does seem a real
pleasure to the salesmen,"
said Miss Stylirih, "to upare
no pains in waiting upon
their customers."
"Yes, their hearty hand
shakes and pleoaant greet
ing," continued Mrs. L., "will
cure anv caseoi blues.
And thus similar conversa
tions are heard in , hundreds
of homes pi those who have
been ho fortunate as to do
their puivhiwing at the lead
ing Dry Goods House of
BOSTICimOS.&WHI(JHT,
.. ; ... '
Successors to Brevard &
Blanton, at No. 11 N. Main
street. Asheville, N. C. This
firm has leen exceedingly
fortunate in securing the ser
vices of Jno. IV Morgan, I.
L. Brown, Jno, M. Ramsey
and B. G. Morgan, w ho will
be sure to make it to your
interet to spend j'our cash
with them.
, , Bespectfully,
B0STIC BROS. & VlUGHT.
The Leading Store of th city for Ladies Is
KSTAttROOK'S.
aa 8. Haiti Street.
The greatest variety of nice (ooda, such aa
HOOKA,
STATIONERY,
PANCV OOOl8,
Toys,
paintings,
UiiKTavlngs, Frames, Western North Carolina
Views, Novelties, Etc., Bte.
Rvrrvon Is pleased and all satlsAed with
what they buy at this plave.
Their stock Is of the lieat and nHrea l..v.
raasotialil. BaaliMasmea will Snd the lar
grat and beat Hoe of Hluuk Hooks and Office
stationery In W. M. C.
Art Btndlo oref store, where visitors can
obtain local skftihes in oil or water colors.
OUR MOTTO ;
Neat, Prompt and Reliable.
Hring your repairing to headquarters.
Watch, clock and jewelry repairing is a !
leading feature of our business.
Work entrusted to us is certain to re
ceive careful and intelligent treatment
from exiert and skillful hands.
Krlkate and costly timepieces should
j be entrusted only to thoroughly compe
tent watchmaker. 1
All work guaranteed.
Trices always reasonable.
UHO I JOTCW ITOM,
South Main St. - Asheville. N. C.
d&wtmarfi
Value In Old Stomps.
durias the tale war ar partHmlari
ble and nf moat value. In all rases
y orasra-;
thoa aa '
onamai envelopes are Haiivd. 81 ate prks
- - mm m bub-10. tiers to
H. T. C .
omee of Cltissa rWrhlt Co..
aiiSdawIni Aaheville. H C.
away aownr juki tmnic or
all shades Worsteds at 10e., : Bcription trade probably lar
and bright new Henriettas at '.
24 4-4 cts. per yard," contin-geHt in -isheville, and no
ued Mrs. Levelnead.
,"Tho8e X Bar MuHlins, Vie-; abatement. Iletail patron-
Any parriea having envopa or adhere ' 0'1C,i,, siren that the derrt
''"J" r." P' 1 wdurlngthewar.where 1 ' "rt tlwir -"cieten, will make appb-
varieties are desirable, can find a nurrhaaer to the Oeneval AaaemMv of North Car.
!" by sadinai Ui AelT,. : '. at Ita ar-ioa of inn. Hue a charter ha.
8tamua iaaued be IK. r.ri....j.l ..." J I nrwratitia "Tk. A.k..ni. V ." '
r.:uoT,j:ou:.":3Ti2:
W ro U a w a ioi. . I
alCHCLS A .'IBIU IU TUB i'&fiftE
u:::-.LLAXZOi:..
"FC ? A FACT."
We move another step for -
ward- 0ur sd for January
crea in our buinehH. Pre-
age increasing steadily in an
swer to best attention and
leading low prices. Our
wholesale efforts bring good
results, a realization of our
expectations to date. We
are making daily shipments
to all near-by railroad points.
These demonstrations assure
us that Asheville is the nat
ural diHtributing point for
Western North Carolina. We
are to distribute the Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, etc
We curry u large stock and
our prices are low enough to
remove objections of buyers.
We are pivpured to do the
Drag business of this section,
and no relaxation will be per
mitted until this fact is intel
ligently and practically- un
derstood i T. C. 'SM ITII &
CO., fading Druggists,
Asheville N. C. -
GREAT CLEARING SALE
Winter - Clothing
WHIT LOCK'S,
In order to make room for Spring tioods, I
will close out the balance of my winter stock
at reduced prices.
All gooda ar marked down and will be
SOLD CHEAP.
All broken lots of suits, odd Panta, Over.
coata, bos Coats and Vesta, regardleas of
coa. Now is your time tor Bargains.
; Children and Boy' Suit at
Half Price.
Call early and price the goods lieforc they
ant sold.
00 dosea Uents' Ties at MSe. and ftoc , form
erly 87c. and St.
30 doses nnlaundcrrd Shirts at 50c., worth
II each.
00 dosea handkerchiefs, at 35c, worth 80c.
each, at
uwnrrLocKs.
UebiM - -
J W. CORTLAND,
Real Estate Broker.
MitSTaUNT AN. LIFI INSUUNCE A6ENT.
Patton Avenue, Barnard Building.
, RtbSdly
T
. CIARV,
ASHBVILI.B, N, C,
Brick Layer and Maker.
Jobs of all kinds attended to.
Artificial stone pavements and private
roadways laid same as is used extensively in
parks and private grounds ia Eastern States.
WUI contract jo par, walka fi.r lea than
"rick will coat wlthuat uliatraMl
' ad guarantee it to hut luajsvT and to be fai
wtvtt way netter.
Addresa as above. dawttnarS
rZZ,T. .T"'TT"" v-orapaay." with Ita
,'r,.P,,,,'' buaneaa tn theCitv of Aah.
, . v. This .nth day erf Jaanarv. I ana 1
C. D. BLANTON,
Jau,, '.T.MWLa, 1
gTSAYRD.
From mv lot on the night of Feb. 14, one I
fiadi.. him imZTZuLZ SZTZL ??.V
A.h.,,,
IS. !
:o. 3 nan.:rdl
) School and College TVxt;
liooks, a full line. I'oets, Hih-;
tory, Romans, Uiography, I
Travel and Novels, Family ;
n;.i,, tki.i.v n.i T,f
j xeic: i.la:
jja a'xJIC 1GAI.
V: '"'"' 5,toon.cthPablkhapuinca.andthcvpru-
anient, Oxford Teachers i ' lJa"
.... , ' r, r i a ,, il thev can help them to It. E(crmlljr thie
Blblert,' Song BOOKS Of aIl',hreahrduiiiemoat of h. vearwUI
mds, largestock Stationery,
Blank Books and OmV-? antl
School Supplies. New line
Ladies' and Gents' Pocket -
book's just opened. Fancy
Goods and Dolls.
feblodly
"
t -STRAINS'
RESTAURAN Tj
. AND . j
OYSTER PARLOR -
la the place where yoa ran tad all the delica-!
caes of the season, sack as I
OYSTERS.
FISH,
DBVILEU CRABS, (
. GAME, i
Also, Northern aad Western Beef, aad the
only one who caa give a genuine
Philadelphia Fry. ,
I have recently added to my Restaurant a
large Range with latest improvements, such
aS Broilers, Boilers, etc., etc. This enables
me to fulfil! any order la from S to 8 minutes.
Come and try a fine Philadelphia Pry or
Bird on Toast, ia 5 minntes. I am also pre
pared at short notice to furnish pinner qr
Bnpper or Ice Cream for large or small par
ties, as In catering my long experience of 12
years allows me to give perfect satisfaction.
Remember, that this is the only Ladies'
Parlor in the city and the only place you can
get a genuine Philadelphia Pry.
Very respectfully,
frbSdtf . K.8TRAI SS,
JsOTICK
Is hereby given that application will be
made to the present session of the Lrclalature
of North Carolina for the incorporation of
ine norm lutstera L.ami company.",
R. W. BATTLE, .
W. T. PBNNIMAN,
T. W. PATTON,
W. W. WEST,
feblOdlm ' W. B. GWVN.
OT1CB.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
will apply to the present session of the Gen
eral Assembly for a charter to' bnild and op.
erate a railroad from Asheville northeaaterfv
to the top of Craggy Mountain tor to some
intermediate point S. W, BATTLB,
T. W. PATTON,
W. T. PBNNIMAN,
C. W. WOOL8BY,
, G. W.SWAIN.
W. W. WADUILL,
" - W, W. WH8T, .
fe Ixldl in w. B. GWVN.
JAMES FRANK,
DKALKaiN
FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Agent for Reems Creek Woolen Mills.
North Main Street, - Asheville, N. C.
feblodly
N'
OTIOB.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
and their aaaociatca, will makeapplicationto
the General Assembly of North t'aroliaa, at
its srsHion of 18H0, for charter Incorporat
ing thi "lKll I 'aUnrlaw mtA D4I. . .. . i. I.
Its principal place of business ia the t'ity of
Asheville, N. C.
This 24th day of January, 1SH9.
A. H. ISBBkL.
. V. JONKS,
B. H. FULKNW1DBK,
0. B. GRAH M.
Jan 2.1-
THE ASHEVILLE UBHARY ASSOCIATION,
Rooms on Main street, opposite the post
office. Open dailyexcept Sundavs, from 10 a. m.
until 1 p. m., and M:30 until '8:30 p. m.
The terms of subscription are: One vear
$2 ; 8 inos., $1 .80 ; S mos., $1 j 1 mo SOcts.;
dailv 2 cts.
Officers for 1 SHU President, R. R. Raw la ;
Vice-President, Charles W. Woolsry; Sec. and
Treas., U. S. WaUon ; Librarian, Miss K.J.
Hatch.
Citisrnsand visitors are cordially Invited
to inspect the catalogue and Inscrllie their
namea aa members. lebMdtf
BY VIRTtIB OF A POWER OP SALB con
tained in a Deed of Trait rM'lltasI Ksr
John M. Creas "n and bin wife, Kelxx-v M.
Cnraaman. the andeTNivriril will as-ii ts msik.
inrhVcltT'ofA.
11 r " . . " ' 1
,,.. anuie, lying ana oemg in the county
01 nunconiDc. at tnack Mount 110 station,
and more particularly described In a Heed of
Tinat registered in toe office of Reiter ol
Drede of liunc-jmlc county, in Book 14, page
227, of the Keeorde nf Mortuavea. tn whu-h
,..u, iu MtviKlV nUlC
seenred bysaid Deed of Trust, together wl h
the coata and expenses incurred by reason of
the same 8. H. KHUI).
rrfrivnM la hmh. mn.l . . . . r. . . i .
JanlSdSOd , Trustee;
MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY,
No. 23 Patton Avenue,
Glrdwood Stlkcleather,
. - . iroprictors. . :
-AII orders promptly attended to.
lehttsiy
JTESSH R. 8TAKNHS,
r.NLiERTAKKR AND IvMllAI.MKR,
Asheville, N. C. .
Kvery reuiwte of the bumneiut ftir
nished. Itain wood case, avalnn e
chKh covered caskets. Metallic rnk..e
l""'" mi cHgnniiv nrnneti. Kolies
I ? ItI1 with t" hhe 1
k..1, ..in:.. 1 -1 .i ... ' '
All calls, cfnv or nkht. iiromotlv nn.
... --"l
swererl. Teleirrnph and mail orders
promptly attended to. Office never closed.
fMrtce and residence: No. 40, N. Main st.
dtmarlO
NEAT,
rKOMlT,
AUTKATE.
A REAL PLEASURE
TO IK) VOI U ;
.lm
PUINTING j11
Ah you want it niitl whi-n vim I
vvnntit.
; citizen pntLisinxu co.
l s.
f
J
.1
ARE THE CLS-
t, dicnit to aaoar.
j
YOU,
' ' . ;
ARE THE CUS- i
j
tomer we are aftrr. We'll rait yoa. pleaae
row, aattat'y yoa, make ya hapv.- What;
more do yoa want. If yon want to know
. " ..... . . K w-v w WUI W ' , . .
t whether we caa back an oar brag with good "
ooas penormajKc, way
ASK ANY
OLD CUS-
tomer of onrs and we'll stand by his testi
mony. A man that won't keep' his word,
that goes hack oa his promises, that tries to.
work np a snap
HE ISN'T
WORTH A CUS-
pidors or any other cheap and nasty article.
e want to give yon a good time. Are yon
wlthuar If so Just get a move on you and
POWELL & SNIDKU,
GROCERS,
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
dtmartS
Q COWAN,
B. H. COSBV, Successor,
87 Patton Areuue,
neater In Watches, Clocks. Tewelrr, Silver
and Plated Ware, Optical Goods, Gold Pens,
Ate, Ac.
Large and varied assortment of Ladles'
and Gentlemen's Gold Watches at low price.
Largest assortment of Wedding Rings in
the city.
All repairing in watches. clocks, and Jewelry
neatly and promptly done at rrasimablc
figures.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
The present proprietor shall neglect no ef.
fort to merit a continuation of the patronage
so largely bestowed daring many years upon
his predecessor. , dawlmarS.
UICHMOND St DANVILLB RAILROAD
COMPANY.
(Western North Carolina Division.)
Passknobb Dbpartmbnt,
Asiibvills, N. C, Jan. 1, 1S89. '
PAS8BNOER TRAIN 8CHBDULB.
In Bfvbct Jan. 1, 1889:
. TNoTbI T Nq'BS "
Lv. Asheville, TsBSpm lilpm
Ar. Salisbury, 437am 643pm
" Danville, B47am 1020pm " -'
" Lynchburg, 124Spm lOOnm
" Washington - 7 35pin 7 00am " "v ' "
"Baltimore, 920pm 8 2flam
" Phiia., 300am 1047am
" New York, 6 20ara 180pm
J.'?-'!l,?njL 33Qpm 90Qpm
1 Jlkh-m2n5Ll 30pn8i0ani
" Raleigh," 7SOam 103pm
Goldsboro, 1145am 3l0pm
Wilmington j--- --- J eoupnt
" " 1 ' " I Nonas'
Lv, Aaheville, TS 30am
ArJSpartanbJg 1 1 50am
JCharlotte, j 8 30pm
o'bla, 440pm
Charieaton, 910pm
" A-uta, I 9ospro
8,T,!ShA 810am
ThsvilleG. i4opnl
jyacksonvllle 120,) m
" Atlanta, 10 40pm
H M0,80 y 7 25am
Mobile, , BSpin
.wrleans J Tliopm
No. 80 NqB2 No. 84
Lv. Asheville. I 740am 4 44pm 710pm
Ar. HotSpringa 920am 610pm 840pm
' Knoxville, 110pm 8 30pm
Chattan'ga, 613pm 84)am
Nashville, 1145am
"Memphis,;. 6 10am J 8 30pm ,
Lv. Ashevll,e,"T"740amT 444pml" '
Ar. Hot Springs B20am 610pm
Knoxville, 110pm 850pm
"Louisville, 715am
''Cincinnati, 640am 1145am
"Chicago, 6 30pm 6 30pm'
St. Louis, 745pmJ 745pm'
" Sleeping cars on all night trains.
JAS. L. TAYLOR, W. A. WINHURN.
G. p. A. D. P A.
8OL. HAAS, T. M.
N'
OTICB.
Apiilication will be nia'iie to the present ses-
"ss w inc 'rvmcrHI AMfmhlv of North I'sss-..
ovrnini nanemiliv Ol North Ci
.Kit
feblSdlm
I. W. PATTON,
II. II. CHILI).
Schedule fstreet Railway.
To take effect Friday, Feb. 1. at 6.30 a. m.
Sr '"i."" Conrt Ho 6.30 a. m,
,.7.oo
..8.10
..8.40
e,,rc;,y,2ormi!!tc.P' " "o
Alno, car leaves court house at 9.30 p. nil
to connect with train to Salisburv.
FARB, FIVB CENTS'
TLANTIC COAST LINE,
" I In mttA - n .....
. ... n..., HIKI iniBiince inr In cu- . u.l,
1 """'."' !w ""1 over Its "Columbia Illvi.i.m
B--Leaves Columbia 5.20 m.
So a .i.C ""l-ton 9.30 p.m.
t. 10 a. m.
Arrives at Columbia 11.55 am
.LTIi rf!f to nl from 7
. .......... vnnnuiu, Columbia at An.
"islirv" Colam,,U "vllle Rallro.,1,1
. LT- M- KMERSON, tn. PasslAirt
J. F. DRVINK. thn. Supt. MAgt.
BUCK LAND.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. 10 PATTON AVBNUB,
su .. . L . .
- "" " ne naa received his
tHMmrr"c.rnnae:.min:mm"
8PBCIAL ATTENTION GIVEN To CI RAV
. "BPA.RING AND A LTrtRINiS!
.lanou
JhOTlCB.
wln.!m,J,Th,', vn th" ,h ""r.igne.l
Aamhi. ,S;i"t.r",,," th. (
"of'wter,
JAMHS 0. MARTIN.
THOMAS A. IONH
a.i.1.- .:."trj fNNi
u -r . , a.... ---
NIMAN,
i.w. rATTON.
niCIILAND HOUSE,
Corner Main and Kepot, ,
WAYNI-SVILLE. N. C.
J .
k,H,m, furnished. Fare the lst
kct aflureta, G,8M wmple room.
wt'actuw gi arantekk.
Tennic It. CM) pcrd.iv.
D. L, ALLL.N ft SOX.
I'riiprictors.
i;itlls.
"SIRICTU flfiST-CUUS P:i:UTE ECA"3. '
tiii: thomas liorsi:.
XBAK BATTKBY p.vks.
, omleT entirrlv new mnnKnmi,
" k '
, ... , . . . , r
and will Ije kept in stnilly firt-clasi
stvle.
TBAVSIK.VT OS RKG1 I.AK bUASUhkS TAKSX
Northern CtHiking. ,
Kates Reasonable.
MKS. li LACV & SOX.
Proprirtors. '
dtf
IT RbSTAI HANT.
PATT0X AVENUE,
'"V"""
I'nder KedwoodV Sore.
Meals at all hoars. A", the deUcaciesc4 th .
season served ia all varieties and hi the best
style. - ,
Oysters, Game, Steaks, The Beat of Hot
Coffee. Freab Norfolk Orstera received eeerv
j day. The retail trade supplied.
Have added a new broiler; steaks, oysters,
I etc., etc., dt.ne to a tura.
dtraarlS ' T.I. SUMNER.
'
I ISRICHTl than cvitm
, II 1I,HTI H THAN EBK-
Till' STAR OP BUNCOMBE, '
(1UAM) CENTKAL HOTEL.
987 Arrivals Jnnuarv and February, 1887.
2020 Arrivals January and February, 1888.
THE MOST POPULAR $2.00 HOUSE
IX THE STATE.
1S.OOO arrivals during the past year more
than every other hotel in the city.
We bid fair to register 25,000 this year.
FIRSTjCLAss ,N KVFKy "kPKC t!
Only hotel in the centre of the city.
Give us a cull.
S. R. CHBDKSTBR A SON
dtmarG
A DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION !
ASIIEVIXLE
TO
HOT SPRINGS.
Round Trip Tickets blily $4.50, Including a
full day's board at the
MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL.
The Baths in Marble Pools and porcelain
Tubs are the finest and most luxurious In
America. The Hotel is
NEW AND FIUST-CLASS
l.j . 1" Bvery Particular.
UNEXCELLED IN ITS CUISINE.
CTThe place is a charming spot, nestled
among and sheltered by Plne-clad Mountains,
where there Is no fog, no dust, no malaria.
Pure and abundant water, and absolutely
perfect drainage. dtiulUU
tf any dealer says he has the W. 1. Ttanglns
tba bottoiu, put bins down as a fraud
VY. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE
PON
GENTLEMEN.
JRrst In the world
Fvamlne his
" "airSi?.' !? W TH.mTl SHOES)
All assaa In Conenaa. tuiiLn. iT "
W. L. DOUGLAS
U su ld bvvmir d,," rlttimg.
w. l. Douglas, bkockton. arau,
For'snlcbv
herring: weaver,
d hotith Main Street. 'Asheville. txTC.
jnni'.Kii y
.dniill?J"n inM' " shh oW '
Wsl, davvloued an dVit Ute. -aw'lt..
a. A. DiAUMdmi. rirKlaxI v...
las ..rv brwmo Csx, tnwm I, AUsnts, Oa.
las 19 ehrod
aW'WlM" h. ,SU sL
J?oa RENT,
Two hnnara.
1 aVUHhl.it
AppU at
. NO. as BAILBV ST.