i ( i y rtd wpr m Wcuer
K"-: C uro oft.
t iii ttt inrrt of juiite mtrwrtty, bf-t
n fi to t. ad prvr-roi inOustrr. Rim tt
ba bo pcroojrj ftutii&acc ui treating jmtv
1 frf l twy pv-iVitHr the dipUtn of tht
.mtrtl f- rx , n tc h now corrm the
wkow world la ui tcopc. It other f-nli-t-
o? 4 rop'UTi lor (ratbennf
wi 1 Lij , . itn teithing care
ful' to (xutif tnc STnallevt ipac.
4S , n. i mm cove of any ediuoa will be srat
free t - - s-n tacHr Mrr.
Ti fur oac year; $3 for sis
os ; f j rmti far one nioatb : 16 anitafor
owe . t rrwra wul dc Hirer the pancr in
ercry rt 4 to city t a&aeiibera, and par
Ufa t ai It will pteaat call at Um CtTUiN
A o -. .Tsrw T Reasonable, and aianr
hiovi r arnxieatioa at ts is otti oe. Alt
mat M psud la a
SCXDA Y. FEBEUAXV 24, 1&89.
MWvnuAt raoouM in
THE SOOTH.
No better proof of the industrial pro-
(tcm of any country or section can be
formal, than ia noting the increase and de
velopment of pew linet of railroad.
They art aiwayt a source of material
proaperitj to that Stat or iertion which
they traverse, and the commercial boii
aeas. of towns, eitiea, and State can
largely be attriboted to their success.
For the past decade the North and West
have shows the larger percentageof gain
in railroad building. ' Various cause
have combined to bring this about, chief
of which are, the opening np to settler
and capitaTUts of the last grain prod no
ing country of the Northwest, which fact
ia itself, was a sufficient Inducement to
the great competing raOroad lines of the
East, already trading ia that direction.
But, Joe the past yea a noticeable change
has Veen wrought, which, we are happy
to say hi largely in favor of the South.
The statistic of railroad building for
the past year as recently published ia the
Railway Age give a total of 7,105 miles.
Of this grand total 2,878 mile or nearly
40 per cent!, a noticeable increase over
former year, 1 to be credited to the
South, , ,
Thttrne interests of the South, both
material and Commercial, will best be
subserved a doing everything possible
by State law and by private act to invite
the capitalist to our States."
For this purpose and to this cud, a
just and conservative State railroad
commission bill is at present an all-important
necessity.'. It ha been for thin
aim and reason alone that we have from
time to time laid before our reader our
fcwi upon this question, and we shall
continue to so do, Just a long a wt
think the interest of the public aud our
State can be benefitted thereby, k new
tide of induattial progreH has set in to
wards the South. Let us as citiwns ol
North Carolina do everything in oar
power to advance it and nothing to re
tard ft.
AMR YOV OOINOr
Areyotsgaing to the inauguration?
This i thf most popular question among
a large class of our citizen at the present
thne. . The answers are of course varied
and uncertain. No doubt the "City ot
Magninoent Distances," will be the na
tion's attraction for the next two weeks.
Ia fact, the inauguration Is already go
ing oa in so far as Washingtonian bay-
window, hotel and restaurant proprie.
tor are concerned,
The chance to cam an extra dollar off
tbethonaaitoa of inauguration pilgrims
will not be lost sight of by the cunning
pleatereriof the capital citr. It
win be a mixed multitude of politician,
granger and sight-seers, all striving to
gain a rantajr point. The hotel and
boardlnf house win be packed like sar
dine hi boi, and the weary pilgrim
will be fortunate indeed if he can charter
landing room even for leep. The
weather, Which is never orer-pleainnt at
tbisseaaoaoftheyraris most likely to
be ttry disagreeable and the pneumonia
that will follow tail day of exposure, for
a httk pleasure, cannot be estimated
Tat average- Congressman will be be
seigtd byhl constituent and country
cousins to provide place where the
ighu and ceremonies can be viewed with
advantage; but of course this will beii
possible the town hnt large enough.
Of all place In bur country we surmise
that Washington, from the first to the
fourth of March, will be the most unsat
isfactory, certainly the most-uncomforta
ble for the pleasure seeker. However, to
the unitiated and curious we would aay,
go by all means, for there is nothing that
will so take the love of the distinguished
and inquisitive out of a person as to get
into the inauguration swim. But to
those more staid ia habit, more detirou
of genuine pleas ore aumingled with noise,
pomp and political furor, we would give
the advice that ruck gave to the fellow
about to get married, "Don't."
AM INTERESTING CAREER.
The recent death of Jamr C Flood, at
HridelW;, Germany, the California mU
Bonairt, and Senior member of the
booanta combination of Flood, Mackay,
Fair aad O'Brien, ends a peculiar, aa well
remarkable carter. Ho in poverty
and with a limited educatloB, and do In
'; Ve starts out in hit alone, and ia
the .paca of fifty year aaa amaaaed a
fcrtnoeof" tmr tea taWion of dollars,
lo ao other coaatry that the tan thine
upon, cou.J or Lave stun rousis ever
bee ,bicvtj bjr a ii!t,k maivi.!uai. i
J U turt, tit life u lived in a favor-1
!e period, and bis lot wa. cast in a
peculiarly favorable locality. But place
. ........
nfhilf nannnl liuvru Tlr IVHUritfll in
w. " -w. - -
indomitable pereverance and a keen in
sight into men and affair. These were
hi chief characteristic, these were ti c
instrumental factor of bis succrs. True
it is, give a thousand men the same ad
vantages that James C. Flod bad, and
not one per cent, of tbem would achiere
the (uccrss that be did. The time
and opportunity for amassing such
princely fortune are rapidly dUapjjear
ing even in this country, and no doubt, a
combine like that of the bonanza kings,
and able to wield such powerful finan
cial influence will never be known again.
The career of Mr. Flood Is an interesting
one, a showing what can lie accom
plished by an untiring industry in a pur
suit that few could have followed so suc
cessful. EDITORIAL. POINT.
Canada seems.to be a poor refuge for
English criminals. A squad of British
detectives are scouring toe Dominion in
quest of the murderer of Police Iniector
Martin, 'Ti a pity the United Slates
ran't send a police force over the line and
bring home and to justice some of our
delinquent bank cashiers.
-
It is said that a conservative nxmlicr
of the Canadian Parliament will soon in
troduce a bill authorizing his government
to purchase the eastern State of the
American Union. Same old gnme; if
(ohnny can't have the whole codfish, he
don't want any. Master John, we sur
mise the scheme won't work,.
Mt de Freycinet and M. Tirard, have,
fter many difficulties formed a new
cabinet for the government of France.
Whether it shall endure for a day or
longer, depends very much upon the
whims of the French people, usually a
rather nnastable commodity.
- - ' --
"Damn the Cabinet" and the "Cabinet
may go to bell for all I rare" are the
characteristic utterances of Hon. John
Sherman, and Senator Plumb, respect
ively, according to the Springfield Re
publican. Rather guess Benjamin didn't
invite Messrs. Sherman and Plumb to
sit at his table at least hope not.
The democrats in Congress seem to think
it of more importance to fight among
themselves, than to turn tlieir guns upon
the common enemy and enact 'some
wholesome legislation. Perhaps it is,
but we are inclined to think otherwt
However, time will tell.
. ..... -T-r -r -
"How much brain has the pig"? is the
momentous question that is puzzling
some of the scholiasts up in New Jersey.
Well, we have seen pigs that we thought
didn't have any, judging from their
action human pigs, we mean of course.
A happy co-incidence the admission of
the new state Washington, on Washing
ton's birthday.
In society we meet many whom we
thiiilt would muke excellent wives for
other.
The Leading Rtore of the city for Ladies Is
ESTADKOOK'S,
ta 8. Main Street.
The greatest variety of nice goods, such as
Boeka, "?
stationery,
Fancy UoodM,
Toy,
Palntliijr),
Ungravings, Frames, Western North Carolina
Views, Novelties, Btc, KW.
Rvsryone it pleased and all satisfied with
what thrv bur at this ulncc.
Their stock is ol the heat and prices always
reasonable. Business mm Mill And the Inr
gest and best line of Blank Hooks and Office
ntationrry in W. N. C.
Art tttunlo over store, where vltltort can
obtain local sketches In oil or water colors,
fcblsdtf
OUR MOTTO :
Neat, Prompt and Reliable,
Bring your rr)niriiijf to lieu(l(uurtent.
Watch, cka-k ami jewelry rentrin; is n
leading feature of our business. '
Work entrutet! to n i certain' to re
ceive careful and intelligent trcntmcnt
from exiiert and skillful hand.
. Delicate and costly timepiece should
lie entrusted only to thoroughly com
tent watchmakers.
All work guaranteed,
rrice nlway's reasonable.
LANG'S JEWELRY STORE.
South Main St, Aslieville, N. C.
d&wtmarfl -
pi'RNlMIIBI) APARTMKNT TO LKT.
Rooms eaa be had at No. T College Rltwt
Ikaow aa tb "Uavhlsoa House'') aewly
mratshrd. Mrs. Rrwla has chara of the eal.
tnary departmeat and wUI turnish first-rlass
talil board if dratrrd at reasonable ratea,
fcuquir oa the premtw. rbU34llm
Jf It? Sk
i ai urfl.v..v. uai,au
'TtnT(fTvtl r .-er ?
jj jjj gjyl to n.
Ipvt'lhfn.d flS they depart. '!
I",-), i w r n Z !
tha I illln Tiff I IrV ItflA m.
IIIV . - . v, . - . .
House of the city, "Pil you
ever 8oe nucha beautiful line
of all shades and quality of
Dreps Good and Trimmings
tn mnth?"
'And weren't the nrieen i -
away down? Just think of;
nil shades Worsteds at 1 0e., ; neription trade probably lar
and bright newllenriettaf-atj
24 4-4 ct. per yard," contin-Jgwit in Asheville, and no
ued Mrs. Ijevelhead.
"Those X Bar Martina, Vic j abatement. Retail patron-
tona Lrfiwns. ijaraenies j-maii
t t l1 1 " w, fa.M 1A
Lnf?" nC' EZiw
lo. iu -- r
Handkerchiefs, Glovefl, Nap-
kins, Corsets, 104 Sheeting,
Pillow Casings, Wamsuttas,
Fniit of the Loom and many
other domestics are offering
at aukk sales prices," said
Mrs. L.
"And what bargains in
their Remnant counter I Did
you notice their 2,000 yardR
of beautiful Ginghams at 7
cts., worth 12 cts.?"
"Their Clothing is being
sold at panic'prices to make
room lor tne large spring
ktatw won to arrive. Us that Asheville is the nat
Thfir Bhoe stock is heJ.
largest and best assorted in
nionmVa f n the nlpmpn "
no pains in waiting upon
their customers."
"Yes, their hearty hand-
shakes and pleasant greet
ing, continued Mrs. u.t will
cure any case of blues."
And thus similar con versa-
i! 1 1 I J.l
lions are nearu in nuuureun
1 . a 1
oi nonies oi inose wno nave
been so fortunate as to do
their purchasing at the lead-
ing Dry Goods House oT
B0STIC BROS. & WRIGHT,
Successors to Brevard &
Blanton, at No. 11 N. Main and no relaxation will be per
street. Asheville, N. C. This
firm lias been wcmlingly m,tted untn thi8 fact ,(4llitel.
ItJI LUIItltrf ill WfUl llifj WltJ ocr
vicpsof.fno. P. Morcran. E,
L. Brown,-Jno.- N-Itarasey
and 13. G. Morgan, who will
be sure to make it - to - your
interest to sjiend your cash
with them.
Resentfully,
BOSTIC BROS. & WRIGHT.
jjUtfa R 8TARNB8,
UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER,
Aslieville, N, C
Every requisite of the business fur-
.,,il,,i PlatM wiuul hum walnut rtr
cloth covered caskets. Metallic caskets,
both nlnin and elegantly draped. Robes
of all qualities. Hearse with heavy white
or i acs. orapery. ...
All call, aay or nignt, promntiy an-
swered. Tcleeranh and mail order
....ntt I. tn flff!rwnvri.lnrl
1,1 wiiipvij n,ltlll4.U ,u, wu.v -."- .
Office and residence: No, 40, N. Main it.
dtmnrlO
KBALESTATB.
Wm. 31. Cocke, Jr.,
REAL ESTATE AND MINERALBROKER,
Aahevllle, N. C.
Can sell you one million acres of land, ia
tracts from SO to J 00,000 acres. Have a
numlier of city lota, improved aad unim
proved, which I caa sell oa the best of terms.
If you want a large or small farm call oa me.
If yoa want minerals of say kind, yoa need
go ao ntrther. If yoa want Umber lands,
this la headquarters. In fact t can suit yoa
in anything yoa want la my Has.
Services of a first-class civil engineer and
practical surveyor engaged to show up all
property wbea required. 1 have had Altera
years' eiperience In th real estate busiaeas.
nd think I know what will please. Prompt
attention to all. inquiries. , '
frbilsdly
W. CORTLANIt,
Heal Estate Broker,
INVESTMENT AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENT,
I'atton Avenue, Barnard Building,
fel.udty
D, S. WATSON,
Real ICatate AKent,
(Not a Speculator.)
Having by practical eiperience thoroughly
systrmatised my sale departmeat, I offer
SPECIAL INPl'CEMlNTi
To those wishing to aril, asd BARGAINS to
those wishing to buy - .
I have some of the beat property for" sale la
AshcTtllc which eaa be bought low dowa.
Also, country property, Mangaaeae, Iron,
and Timber Laada.
Cad aad eiamlae my Hst before purchasing
D. ft. WATSON,
Aoutheast Corner Court Square,
dlmayl .. Asheville, N. C.
yANTKU.
Young whit nana n hoy IT to to year
old, able-bodied, wanted for outdoor employ
ment about Ms weeks. Wage TB erst a a
day and board. Mast kaow tbrare well.
Address
IKAILhK.
City PoatoAe.
ftbifJdUt
JV) LOVBRS OP GOOD BRBAP.
Having prrfreted arrangsmeat I am aaw
prrpartd to furnish grata H.usd liua
Bassa to all partir at B ornn pre loaf
m. u. v RLiHiM,
S3d.1t
30 North Main Stmt.
j
I
We move another step for-
wanl. Our niIph for January
are larger than any preceding
month, showing uteady in-
mtue in our bumnfna
Pre-
S reusing steadily inan-
... , .
leading low, prices. Our
.
wholesale efforts bring good
,
results, a realization of our
expectations to date. Wt?
are making daily shipments
.
to all near-by railroad points.
These demonstrations assure
ural (liHtributing point for
Western North Carolina. We
are to distribute the Drugs,
Medicines, Fainta, Oils, etc.
e carry a large stock and
our nrices are low euouirh to
a
rtmnva i,;;,,, vova
rf
eare prepared 'to do the
DrUf? buMneR8 of thl8Bert,oni
ligently "and practically un
derfitood'r" T." C. SMITH &
CO., leading
Asheville N. C.
Druggists,
GREAT CLEARING SALE
Winter Clotllitlfr
I S9
at
II I A A II I A
ym II I I I II I1 If ' V
f II I I I 11 ll IV Ui
I . W w w
la order to make room for Spring Goods, 1
will close out the balance of my winter stock
at reduced prices.
All goods are marked down and will be
SOLD CHEAP,
All brokra lou of suits, odd Pants, Over
coats, boa Coat and Vests, regardless of
coat. Now is your time for Bargains,
Children.' and Boya Suit at
Half Price.
Call early and price the goods before they
are sold.
SO rtosea Oenta' Tie at 36c. and 30c., form
erly 87c. and $1 .
30 dosen anlanndered Shirt at 80c., worth
f 1 each.
80 dosen handkerchiefs, at 23c, worth 5oe,
each, at
WIIITLOCK'S.
dtfebSS .
T.
B. CRAHY,
AS11FVILLB, N. C,
Brick Layer and Maker.
Job of all kinds attended to.
Artificial stoa pavements and private
roadways laid same a is used eslensivelv ia
parks and private grounds in Bastern States.
WIN contract to pave vfttlka for less than
brick will cost withont obstructing the wav,
and guarantee It to last longer and to be la
ever)- way oetter
Address as alxr.
dawtmarS
NEAT.
MOM IT.
ACCURATE.
A REAL PLEASURE
TO DO YOU It
PRINTING
Ah you want it nd when yon
want it.
rmzKV Prm.isTiivn n
............v. -.
m:sczlu:,ous.
"FOR A FACT."
ki::ccllas:.ovs.
No. 3 BamartlUullil z j
Sc-hool anil College Text
Books, a full line. Poets, I lit- j
tory, Romance, Biography,
Bibles, S. S. Ilibles and Test
aments, Oxford Teachers'
Bibles, Song Books of all
kinds, large stock Stationery,
Blank Books and Qthce and
School Supplies. ew line
Ladies' and Gents' Pocket
books just owned. Fancy
Goods and Dolls.
fcbiodljr
STRAIN'
It ESt'AU RAN t
ANT
OYSTER PARtOR
It the place when yom caa Bad all the dHra- j
OV8TBRS,
PISH.
DEVILED CRABS.
OA MB.
Also, Northern aart Writers Beef, aad the
only one who can jfiTt a itaniae i
Philadelphia Fry.
I have recently added to my Rrataarant a
large Range with latest Improvement, aaeh
as Broilers, Boilers, etc., etc. This enables
m to fulfill aay order ia from I to 6 iaatoa.
Com and try a Im - Philadelphia Pry or
Bird on Toaat, in 6 minute. I am also pre
pared at short notice to famish Dinner or
Sapper or lee Cream for large or small par
ties, aa ia catering my long eiperience of 12
years allows me to give perfect satiafaetina.
Remember, that this Is the only Ladies'
Parlor in the city and the only place yon can
get a granine Philadelphia Pry.
Very respectfully,
-M.Sdtf
K. 8TRAl'B8.
r
OTICB
Is hcrebv aivra that annlicatlon will be
made to the present session of the Legislature
of North Carolina,. fnr. Uk Imwpomtion of
the "Sorffi Eastern Land Company."
. . BA 1 ILK,
W. T. PBNNIM AN,
T. W. PATTON,
W. W. WEST,
fcblOdlm W. B. GWYN.
JJOTICB.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will apply to the present session of the Gen
eral Assembly for a charter to build and op
crate a railroad from Asheville northeasterly
to the top of Craggy Mountain (or to some
Intermediate point. 8. W. BATTLE,
T. W. PATTON,
W. T. PBNNIM AN,
C. W. WOOL8BV, -
O.W.SWAIN,
W. W. WADDILL,
W. W. WEST,
fcbBdlm W, B. CWVN.
""" JAMES FRANK, .
niuuK m
FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Agent for Reems Creek Woolen Mills.
North Main Street, Asheville, N. C.
fcblOdly
N'
OTK'B.
Notice Ishereliy.giventhat the undersigned,
and their asociutrs, will make application to
the General Anwmhly of North I amlina, at
its srssion of 1HH9, for a charter incorporat
ing the "lubrll Calendar and Pile Co.," with
its principal place of business in the City ol
AKheville. N. C.
This 24th day of January, 189
- A. H. IS
irrll.
B. V.JONliS,
K. H. Pl'LBNWIDBK,
U. B. GRAH AM.
Jan 23
RjT'BrwOLPB, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERER.
All kinds of cement wot k none.
Jobliing aad kalsominlng promptly at
tended to.
Residence, Cluvton St. Order can be left
with W. H. Wrutnll & Co. febUd6m
THE ASHEVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
Room on Main atreet, opposite the post
office. Open dally, eicept Sundays, from 10 a. m.
until 1 p. m., and 4 until 6 p. m.
The terms of subscription are: One rear
S3; 6 mos., $1.60; S mos., l ; 1 mo., 60cts.;
dailv 't cts.
Vice-ITemdent. Charles W. Wools. , '; Sec. and"
Treas., O. a. Watson; Librarian, Miss B. J.
Hatch.
Cititens and visitors are cordially Invited
to inspect the catalogue and InscrilH' their
names a members. febOdtf
MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY,
No. 23 Pattoo Avenue,
Girdwood & Stikeleather,
Proprietor.
Mr All orders promptly attended to.
lehU41y
Value in Old Stamps.
Any parties having envelope or adhrsire
tamp aaed prior to orduringthewar,where
varietie are desirable, caa find a purchaser
lor same by smiling to the undersigned.
a,.. i...m h ,i,.....i.i j.r."
during the late war are particularly desira-
j--" "j v,i'r.ni.. ,uw,ii,
oic aaa oi most value, in all cases those oa
original envelopes are preferred. State price
ia each instance and scad all enclosure to
II. T. C,
Office of Citiien Publishing Co.,
febSdawlm Asheville. N. C.
'0TICB Is hereby given that the undersign
i ed, and their associates, will make appli
cation to the Oeneral Assembly of North Car
ollna, at its session of 1MN9, for a charter in
corporating "The Asheville Loan. Construc
tion and Improvement Companv," with its
principal place of business in the City of Auhe
ville, N. C. This 2th dav ol Januarv. 1NM9.
C. 1). BLANTON,
C. T. RAWL8,
Jan3-d30d , . .
QVKRSBKR8 WANTEH BVBR V WH BKB
At home or to travel. We wish to employ
a reliable person in your county to tack up
advertisement' and how card of Klectric
t.ootia. Aavertistments to be tacked un e.
ery where, on trees, fence and tnrnitike, in
.....-,.. vwm.. hhit in iu.n ing country in
an inns oi tne i nueu mutes and Canada
Steady emplovmrnt; wage $3.80 per day: '
riprnsra advanced; no talking required. Local
work for all or part of the time. Ail dress, I
with stamp. KMORV A CO., !
M snagm, 341 Viae St., Cincinnati. O. I
No attention paid to postal cards. dtmar4
pRl'STBB'SSALB.
By vlrtne oft deed of 4ru.t eieruted to me
by A. B. Ware and wife, dated Pebrnarr 7,
ltM, aad duly registered la Book 13, Page '
8ia, to secure the payment of certain notes
mentioned therein, I will sell at public auc
,..rn n.r onr-naii casn anil balance ha aii ;
months, on the premise or at the courthouse I
In A-Ivm, N, C on Wtilnrsdny, ilarvh 3U, ' .
1n. the nmnertv drsrrilM-it la
piticitj Hnnrmisstrn in tne lltr ol j
Asheville. on Preach Broad Avenue and wl. ;
nam Street, adlolmna lands of W. M corke '
Jr., and Mean. Balrd and Aleaaniler; eon-
tabling two acres more or Iras lik th '
I dwrlllng bow. and ether hnpraremeat. I
xn"'"2WXZvn
IrlilUdlm Tru.i
ila :
r
:.IJ
11
ARE THE CIS-
tndi.ni ot ibe jmbHc aa(Ma J" ,
pot that efrrvbody SJirr a ind time!
th.t hare a hra tiav aioat of the mr wtU
ad then laruf for taern. U yua hard to ,
ait, dub emit to Mtisfy,
YOU -
ARE THE CUS- j
tomrr m air after. W-tl nit yoa. plraat j
roo, atiafv yoa. make yoa happy. What I
more do yoa araat. II yoa araat to know )
whether we are able to keep our word,,,
whether wc caa bark aO oar braf with good .
cuaactcatloas perform an cr. why j
ASK ANY !
OLD CUS-
toawref oartaad we'll ataad by ki tratl-1
nun;. A aiaa that woa't keep nu wora.
that goes bark oa hi promiaea, that trirs to
work ap a snap
HE ISN'T
WORTH A CUS-
pidore or any other cheap aad naaty article.
We want to give yoa a good time. Arc yoa :
withn? If so just get a more on yoa and
come to 1 . . . I
.
POWELL & SNIDER,
GKOCEKS,
ASHBV1LXB, N. C.
dtmarlS
c.
COWAN,
B. li. COS11Y, Successor, '
V7 I'atton Avenue,
Dealer ia Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver
and Plated Ware, Optical Goods, Gold Pens,
Ac, c.
Large and varied assortment of Ladies'
and (lentleraen's Gold Watches at low price.
Lsrgest assortment of Wedding King in
the city.
All repairing in watches, clocks, and Jewelry
neatly and promptly done at reasonable
SATISFACTION Ut'ARANTBKD.
The nresent Dronrietor shall neglect ao ef
fort to merit a continuation of the patronage
so largely bestowed daring many years apon
his predecessor. dawtmarO.
RICHMOND ft DANVILLB RAILROAD
COMPANY.
(Western North Carolina Division.)
Passbnokr Dbpartmknt, '1
AtHEViixa, N. C, Jan. 1, 1HH9.
- PAnSBNGBR TRAIN 8CHBDULB.
' Ia KrrscT Jan, J. 1RH9: .
I No. 61 No. S3
L. AahaVttHVU
Ar. Salisbury,
' iianviiie,
" I.vnchburg,
- Washing Um
" Baltimore,
" I'hila.,
' New York,
JKoton,
" Richmond,
"Raleigh.
" Goldnioro,
J! Wilmington
9 65pm
437am
947am
1 40pm
8 43nm
10 20pm
1246pm
loonm
'7IKHUH
S 26am
1047am
1 20pm
9O0pni
51 flam
Tsapm
8 20pm
' 8 OOam
6 20am
8 30pni
830pm
7 S()am
1146am
102pm
3 10pm
8 00pm
lo. 68
RSOara
11 60am
Lv. Asheville,
Ar. Spartanh'g
"Charlotte,"
" Columbia,
' Charleston,
830pm
440pm
JI()pm
9 06pm
6 16am
1 4(pm
12OOm
10 40pm
7 25am
1 65pra
7 2pm
No. 64
"VtOpin
8Opm
" Augusta,
Savannah
" Th'sville.Ga
" Jacksonville
Atlanta,
' Montgorn'y
" Mobile.
" New Orleans
No. 60
No. 63
Aaheville. I 7 40am I 444pm
Ar. HotSpriag 9 20am I 8 loiun
Knoivillc, 110pm sSOpin
Chnttan'aa. filSoml 640am
" Nashville. 11 45am
J Memphis, 810am 5 30pm
Lv! Ashevif.e'. "1 "7 40arhT4 44pm
Ar. Hot Springs 920am 810pm
Knoivinc, liopm Boopm
" Louisville, 718am
"Cincinnati. 640am 1148am
Chicago, 630pm! 63im
" M. Louts, J 4-'Jm T40pm
tr Hleeping car oa all night train.
JA8. L. TAYLOR, W. A. WINBl'RN,
O. P. A. D. P A.
SOL. HAAS, T. M.
Schedule Street Railway.
To take effect Friday, Feb, 1, at 8.30 a. m.
j Sfr C".Vrt Ho.?M-
j ., .,. ,. '
6. SO a. m.
7.0U "
" " ' " H.10 "
" K.40. "
I'roiu then till 7 p. m. car leaves court house
every 20 minutes.
Alio, car Irave court house at 9.20 p. m.
to connect with train to Salisburv.
PARK, PIVB CENTS:
jfTLANTIC COAST I.INB.
On and after this date the following sched
ules will he run over Its "Columbia Division."
No. 53 leaves Columbia 6.2o p. m.
Arrives atCharlcston 9.30 p. m.
No. 52 Uavcs Charleston , 7.10 a. m.
Arrives atCotumliia 11.65 a. m.
Connecting with trains to and from all
points on the Charlotte, Columbia At Au
gusta and Columbia Greenville Railroads.
Daily.
T. M. FMKR90N, Oen. Pas. Agt.
J. P. DBVINB. Gen. Supt.
N
OTICB.
A T.ntlna ,1. ,n .III ... ,L. . .
i .H"-""i
i mi. oi ut-nmi Miinimy ol .North Caro-
una to charter a turnpike road from South
nominy in Himcomue, tobc top of Mount
Pisgah in said county. W. 0.. CANI'I.KK,
T. W. PATTON,
fcbl.ldlm H. I. CHILI).
JBliCkLANO, :
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. 10 PATTON AVBNUB,
Begs to annonnce that he has received his
samples for the ensuing spring and summer
and asks the public to call aodcaamine.
SPKCIAL ATTENTION OIVRN TO CI.BAN
, INC., RHPA1R1NO AND ALTBRINO,
Jan2dtf -
JlgOTICB.
Notice l hereby given that the undersigned
will apply at the present session ol the Gen
eral Assembly of North Carolina for a char-
ter lor a coporation to be styled "The Title
1 Guarantee and Trust Company of Western
: l .uua.
IAMBS O. MARTIN,
THOMAS A. JONF.8.
W. TALBOT
I'KNNI
MM AN,
fthSdln
T. W. PATTON.
mcil LAND HOUSE,
Cottier Mnin and IVKt,
WAYSESV1LLE. N. C.
kooms nrwly rurnialieil. Far the best
1 tie mntket aflords. ChmhI aamnle nuim
a.';.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Term; $1.00 per Hay.
0. D. L. ALLEN SON.
Proprietors.
ATE l
THE THOMAS HOl'SR.
NKA BATTERY PARK,
Is now under entirely new nianagrment
J .""ntuirni.
style.
TRANSIKNT ( SECl-LAI BVAKPI; TARRX
Northern Cooking.
Kate Reasonable. '
MHS. E. LACY & $ON.
- -Iroprietors.
dtf - .
rjITY BE8TAI RAKt! ' "
PATTON AVENUE.
; Under Redwood's Store.
kfrala at all houra. A', the dencacieaot the
ataaua arrred ia aO varieties aad ia the beat
tyle.
Oystcra, Game. Mteaha, The Beat of Hot
Cotfc. Preali Norfolk Oyateta recti red every
day. The retail trade supplied.
Have add d a new broiler, steak, oyrtera,
etc., etc.. di ne to a tura.
dtmarlS T. J. 81MNRR.
- ;
YttlOHTi'M THAN KVKK!
TH. STAR OP BUNCO WBB,
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL.
vv amvaia January aua rcoruary, lks.
THE MOST POPULAR $2.00 HOUSE
IX THE STATE.
13,000 arrivals during the past year more
than every other gtcl in the city.
We bid fair to register 28,000 this year.
FIRST-CLASS LN EVERY RESPECT.
Only hotel ia the centre of the city.
. Give as call.
S. H. CHKDHSTBR ft SON
4 dtmar-'
A DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION !
ASHEVILLE
TO
HOT SPRINGS
! Round Trip Tickets only $4.80, indudiug a
! full day's board at the
MOUNTAIN PAHK HOTEL.
The Baths in Marble Pools and Porcelain
Tub are the finest and most Insurious la
America. The Hotel is
NEW AND FIUST-CLAS8
In Bvery Particular. -
I'NBXCBLLBD IN ITS Ct'lBINE.
The place is a charming spot, nestled
among and sheltered by Pine-clad Mountains
where there is no fog, no dust, no malaria.
Pure and abundant w liter, and absolutely
perfect drainage. dtiu!29
If any dealer aay he has th W. L. Donglaa
Shoe without nam aad pries tamped a
ta bottom, put bins dowa a frauu.
W. L. DOUCLAS
$3 SHOE
row
QENTLtMIN.
Jteat ta tho world
Kwarbfna hto
KNriNF HAXD-UKWID'HOK,
AMIwMKWIrii ui it aukie.
M.OO H AN I
00 ft
SO P
KWKl Wr.I.T Ml OK.
0 POUCK AND FAHMKHH' SUOB,
0 KX I KA VALtlK CAI.P SHOlt.
S.Mand a 1.7 HOYS' H HHf. ftBOfaaV
All made la Contrast, Builou sad Lao.
Wl i nnnri ar
S3 SHOE
SOU
lad i tta:
..Beat Varartal,
It sot told hyvnu
ttatartad. RMrt fftvla, Baa nutaa.
' nssier, write
w.i.;
DVOLAa, BUOCKtOir, VUt,
!?yFor"sn1ebv
HKRRINGIft WKAVER,
30 South MnintStreet, - Asheville, XX.
jmilDrlty
fjvrnts Sptrram has CTr4 an of a
Irudlgnant hraakln out sd sir leg, whir
enurd lalolsraMe pain. It wa called
Kcartua y Ike 4 einr-fbor of whom
''" with no telisf. I eaadkllr
Confess lhat I Mn MM MhkaI mmJ W 1 1 L
0
"71 8. S. 8.. hlrh in sir asiiaiailo ts
iavalosuleasa Wil u-nusty.
Mim Ji u PiWrtT,
tVI N. ink 8L.8I. Loaas Ma,
Onr hsm hen two Mniia aid vs
0
.muesra wilt Scrofula, which for a I
i with Kerofiils. which for akou
rar4 her ej.lrht nllrrlj, d
a t d.iwlr of ar lira. Tha
V
rl
d'CUirsfailrdlnrelH-vsksr. snd w rsv
Swrrv's erwinc, u' leh saoa eurnl her
aaitlrely. and sh I sow aals snd hearty.
L V. list, will' Point, Teaa.
w w4 tor knok rrrtng history of
Mm lMwasrS tirf J.lc o suffrrers,
ataia4 fna, 11 fwiwr ar-artrw IKv.
aaawsra, AOaata, tia
STR.CTLYF.
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