t::.v citiz:::
f , rrTTmarnltir (rirrpt. Mon-
r a it .i.uow.ng ru nuiiy tuh:
. 00
. a.oo
- r fri Hum..-. .............. 1.50
." !C .....a ...............-....... ftO
C r v?p S
Hire trier nnil chiivrr the paper ercry
o in eTcry part if the city to oar ub
: ,.-r. n(J pMt url WanUlig it Will plcMC
c.ii at tuc Ciiu.ua Other.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Till'. WOHLD'R MAKK..T" BV
TIvIJF.C.M.APII.
New Advertlocroenta.
lulled States fnal Service .
tion, Anfie-sli.es, J. C.
LATrrrnn, 63 SS Nohtii. Uimwn 83.2S
V.SAT. BLSVATIO. 8, 330 FMT.
Metcoroloirlcal report for 24 hoara ending
at p. hlinurj 38, 1S8S.
"THMPEBATVRnV
f ami
8 ?1
tifiW"p(yiNT7
apoi
0.
Tep m M aaTil In. I bail y Mean.
60 I 62.8 I 86.6 49.4
PBCIP.f ATIO.K,
Rala and
Mclted-ftaow.
Inches.
0
Boo
Depths.
lacbca.
O
"Bir'MnntV."
none; ana avecnriuea touon-
Provlalona and Produce.
MOXr AKl)tKCl-ITIKi.
New Yoaa. Feb. ,2. Exchange dull but
trad y. t
Money easy a.. ..-.
hub-Treasury bslancesUOIO, lon.oo,-
Ooo; currency, S17,42.IM(0.
Covcrnmrnt bono, ami " ,i -
emu. 61.2(1',; 4U per crnt. i o.
Stale bon.ls Dull snn Ffiio". ,
la.tlassA 2aS 1S N. I.im ""7f
Ala. Class B6s.Hl N w. pm
(Ja. 7s, mort lo4Vj, Nortnrrn l-ac...
,C. Cons., lJi vuH ,V":i
C. Cons., as .-acim.- oj
C. Browa's...l04V4 Rending......
Tenn. Bet , as 7S!M, Kicn. at !".-;'
Virgin.. Aa A M. " - rw....
3 p m Kail j Mean.
0J 6u.S
"BAROMBTBR."
Pallj Mean,
80.48
Ta.Iwy Timid V.
K. . BUCK, M. D., Obarrrer.
Weather Report for February
The weather report of the Asheville
Signal Station for the month juat ended,
and which if subjoined, shows a some
what lower temperature than that re
corded for January.. On the other hand,
however, a much BTeater rain
fall, better humidity and exception
ally lair state of the weather
is exhibited. Barometric indications alto
make a good showing, and upon the
whole the report is fully up to the excel
lent average of preceding months.
CnriD STtTBS 810KAL Sssvicn "TJTI0S.1
U. I aanitarium. Asheville. N. C. I
Lat 88.88 N. Long. 83.36 W. Klevatlon
Vim mrm Ul. 2.8fiOfret.
Meteorological report tor month of Febru
ary, isbb:
Virginia Cons... 85
Northwestern ...lodVf
do pia...i.M(
Drl Lark......
Uric
Eaat Trnn......
Lake Shore
Lon. At Nash....
tn. ft Char.
Unh A Ohio.
Na.h. Chat... !
OFac.latmort w
Bid
uiic
barer;
Apii
Mi
TrRiiPBBlTtTBB XVfiRAftB." '
(Northern exposure, snanen,
Tarn 13 p mp n
Sa.B03.B7S6.BO
pal
Maximum
High IMean
ett.6 48.73
7 Mean 87
Minimum
Low Mean
o.o 30
TfUWIDtT STIVER ABe7
Tarn
67.18
3pm I 9pm Sir i
43.79 J- 66.W8 "-
ran
60
"BAROMETER AVBBAGB
(Corrected for temperature jmd altltnde.)
7 a ml3 p mji p ra
881J83jiSL38
Highest. Lowest. I
Mean
30.37
"PBECiPITATIOtf."
No. days on
which ou.l
or more
rala fell.
4
NumberTTotalTtotai
days on r'afall sn'fali
which in In
snow fell. Inches inches
4 I 1.36 I 4.64
Rain am
melted
snow.
Inches.
1.68
WBATHBR."
Mo. of INo. of INo. days cloudyl No. of days
clear fair with or with- with no
days. days. oat rain. sunshine.
IT I 1 I 4 I 1
KABLTOH BUCK, B. a., M. D.,Obeerrer.
BVLLKTII MO. a.
Of Interest to rartuera and Deal
era In Fertlllaera.
Mr. II. B. Battle, Director of the North
Carolina Experiment Station, announces
that bulletin No. 62 of the Experimental
Station will be issued during the present
week, and will contain analyses of all
fertilizer sampled by tlx offic'ul inspec
tors during January and February 1889.
This list is issued nearly three weeks
earlier than ever before, and will embrace
analyses of nearly all the licensed brands
of fertilisers as far as it is possible to
procurt samples.
The valuations lor this season are
higher than for last year, owiag to the
fact of an advancement in price of all in
gradients composing fertilixers so far
as is known independent of each
other, and are; For available phos
phoric acid 7c per pound Against 6c for
last year, ammonia 17c against 15c,
and 6c for potash against 6c for lint
year. These valuations are for the raw
ingredients composing the fertilizers
after cost of mixing, bagging, hand'
ling, etc., is added. The relative
commercial value of the fertil
Uers therefore represent approx
imately the price at which the fertilizer
can be bought at the ports in small lots,
under five tons, for cash. Of course, at
interior points, freight charges must lie
added to seaboard valuation.
Bulletin 63 wilt contain also a revised
and correct list of all brands of fertilizers
for sale in the State, together with date
of expiration of each license ; also rrgula
tion in regard to the fertilizer control
and Other matters pertaining thereto
with which the furmers and dealers
should become mort fully acquainted,
Writs to the Esprrimcnt Station ft
Bulletin No. 62.
Tb Avaca Health and Rportlng
Meaort.
. A charming prospect of unusual enjoy
tnent is in store for us, by virtue of an
invitation, received yesterday morning
from Hon. W, L. Saunders, Secretary
of State, and Messrs. P. M. Wilson, R.
Tucker ami Octartus Coke asking n to
be present at the opening exercises of the
Avoca Health and Sporting Resort, on
April 16, 17, 18 and 19.
This delightful resort is located on the
Albemarle Souuri, at the mouth of the
Chowan river, and is famous as being
the Terr best fishery in . the waters oi
North Carolina.
We have long wished for an opportu
nity to inform ourselves of the fishing
interests of North Carolina. The descri-
tion of subjects worthy of note in this
grand old State is a tusk miuiriug
a better pen than ours, but no one can
be found who more fully appreciates North
Carolina from east to west, from "Pas
quotank, where bullfrogs jump from bank
to bank" 10 Cherokee where we have
another invitation to visit Chief Smith,
of the Cherokee Indian reservation.
Our readers, we hope, will bear with
us patiently when we return from both
of these trips, for our heart will I fuller
than ever with State pride; and, out of
the abundance of the heart the mouth
must speak.
Thanks, gentlemen; depend upon it, we
accept the invitation most joyfully.
Mew Itetua
Offered at Law's Clearing Sale:
Seven best plated Gravy Ladles at $1,
worth $1.75; odd patterns triple-plnted
, Forks and Spoons at half price, 31c.
best plated Butter Knives at 50c., worth
from 75c. to 91 each. Odds and ends
(fine goods) art being all closed out al
most lor a song. cU and examine
goods. They are slljuid out on separate
tables.
At Law's, Opiosite Postomoe,
...14"-4
... 3
... e
...10'4l
... 6U4.
11V
Kock Maud
St. Paul
do pfl
Tes. Pacinc
Ten n Coal Ail run
I'nion Pacinc
N. J. Central
Mo. Pacific
Western Union..
Cottonseed Oil
Certilicatee
an
3
B7
47
16
37
61
B7Vi
H
n
6n'
9514
71
80
SHVj
The "Racket .Store' has a
now HUpply of Window
KluuloH, full nizoH, different
colorx, at 33, 58 and 78 ctH.
each with fixturew all com
plete, well worth double the
money. We aluo have Curtain
Fixtures and fixture fori
Polewto be Hold neparately. j
Curtain Poles in Ebony, Wal- j
nut and Cherry, with BraHH1.
asiii: villi: a d vck tislmlsts.
"i:uy uo:.iir.iAi)x: good:."
II. T. COI.I.S, Pr.-Shl.-lit.
I I! I-
Kull Holler Proeen8.
Your Grocer for
We Guarantee Satisfaction. Ask
flSIIEUILLE ICE'GQuhi
Pure Ice made from Dint illed Water. Ice for Mornpe in
10 ton lotn 30 cents per hundred. Office Parnard Puildinpr.
Patton Avenue.
Asheville Milling Company Flour and Meal f J P fl T 0 I C K B R 0 Sij
COTTOM.
I.irnspool.. Peb. 3M. Noon Cotton quiet
moderate Inquiry-American mio.n.na ..ts,
sales 10,000; speculation and enport, l.ooo.
Kecclpts d7,UOU, PIHM o.,uw
I"'' . 1 I.IJIJ-. KIU. flalra in.
day mcloded 4.3O0 American. Feb
ruary 8 41 -4, sellers; ""ryand March
4144 sellers; Marcn ana " ' '. a
Opril and May, o 4.i-04,seiitr;
ic8 40-64, sellers; June and July 8 40-64,
In . anil AuiTUMt O l-o. aiwi, fu
nd ririitrtnber 6 88-64, sellers; Septem
ber 6 38-64. seller. Futures closed dull.
Naw Yoaa, reb. 3. voiion-nci iit.iH
1361: stoss 7BU6. futures cioseu iuici i.ui
swady. Sales 78,600 bales.
1 .....I. II UMa U UM Wilt .f.lTaseBi z.(ru
ril 10.06alo.oo im f '
utic ...lo.aoaio aiiucc.. ' '
ulv....-....10.37al0.3dan 970a 9.73
1.1 U I
63 bales: uplands 10 8-16; Orleans 10 7-16,
kl.. II.Im.,,1 ncrltils. 8.4H4bales. Kl
ports Great Britam 13.786 bales; Continent
9798. Stock 810.349 bales, .
OAbVasTON, Peb. 38. cotton irreaTiiari ,
receipts 490, M
Kokpolk, Feb. 38.-Cottoa Arm 818-16;
Baltimosb, Feb 38. C ottos steady. 1014,
receipts 1838. .1.,nlt.
Boston, reo.aa. voiion niuci, ..T4...,7.
recripUA09. A .
Wii.aiMOTOW, N. C, Feb. 38.-Cotton llrm,
f iiiLi.Ki.PiiiA,Fcb. 38.-Cottonflrra 104;
reeeipts7. , . . ...
SAVANNAH, rCD. , .-VUlluu u.m, frti
recei)U909. .
Nkw oklbans, Feb. 28.-Cotton firm,
9; receipts 3788.
Monilk, Feb. 23. Cotton firm, 911-16;
receipts 1M4. .
Kl rufhis, Feb. 38. Cotton steady, Wt,
recelpU3H38.
Auousta, Feb. 28 Cotton firm, U; re
CtlnUSHO. .....,
Chaslnston, Peb. 28. cotton nnn, ju;
receipts 876. .. . j
ATLANTA, UN., rnj, An. i.uiwh ,
9 ; receipts 67. . ,
rSOVISIONS AND rSMDIfCB.
LntitsviLLS. Feb. 28. Oralu quiet,
No. 2 red 9H; LonKiierry i
1 t UJ u'lll.' Nn '1 white
No. 2 nilseo rruT.niu... ....
Bacon clear rib 7.3o; clear i.m. dui
.. .h..r. ril,. a H7U: clear 7. Mess pork
prime 18.60; new sugar-cured bams 10.60a
11.38. Prime steam luru i.ou,
IlALTIUONN, fCD. an. riour in., uriuaira,
Wheat Southern steady, runs i.oa
1 08;Longlrryl.08al.0U; Western steady;
No. 2 winter red spot 94. Corn
Hnuthrrn scarce and Arm: white 40a43;
HU.it' Wratrmflrtu.
" ... . . 1 1 I . u 1.' I . . .. v . n mniiMilU.
mand. w neat quiei no. iu
dull No - - 2 mixed . a2Hn3, . ( axil
No. 2 tnlxea nui nieavs huki.
Bacon quiet. Whiskey l.tio.
a i .ii. Hi, Pel., ill. Wheat No. 3 red
(ash V; May sold W8oOHV,aUMH,. Corn
strong and higher No. 3 mixed cash 28W;
May 30ia30i,,. Oats quiet no - casn o;
May 27. Whiskey 1.03. Provisions quiet
and easier.
Ciiicaoo, Feb. 28. Klour nnn. n neai
No. 2 sin-ing 1.04 No. 2 red 1
r..r..K.. 'J 1V flats No. 9 38Vi.
Mm nrk 11 luunl l.sn. i.aru o. io; iuu.1
clear6.12Vad 36. Whiskey l.oa. Leading lu
tuns to-day ranged as follows:
Openlug. Highest. Closing
Wheat No. 2
March 1.041
May 1.07
Com No. 2
March
May IM
Oats No. 2
March...,, er
May 37
Mess Pork-
March 11. l
May 11.3"
Lard-
March...., 6 72
Mar 6.88
Short Klbsay
,r... B.87V4
6.06
ASHEVILLE COAL COMPANY,
II. T. COLLINS & CO.
Superior Hard and Soft Coal at Wholesale and Retail.
Office: Barnard Building, Patton Avenue. Yard: Old Depot.
Wr make the following grades of flout
Belle. Take no other.
-Vish 1'ni.l for Wheat, Corn, Oats and Rye. Horse and Cattle Feed Mixture
OI Wood Trimmings at about j 0rolim) to 0nrr. Do Custom Grinding for Corn Rye and Oats. Mill and Yard at
half the usual prices. Wood i old ih-pnt.
Tooth-Picks at 5c. abox.usu
ally sold at 10. Don't know-
how many to the box, about
a quart, though. Only a
Packet Store" can sell them
at 5 ctH.. and make any
money on them. A small lot
of Carjieting at your own
price, to close it out. One
piece all-wool 3-ply at G5
cts., was 78 ; one 2-ply at 60
cts, was 75 ; one piece Cotton
at 40 cts., was 48 ; Itag Car
pet at 25 cts., worth that to
weave it. 13 yds. Brussels
at G5 cts., worth 85.' Lots of
new things in all lines.
Come and see.
GEO. T. JONES & CO
400 Broadway.
Roller King, lilcctrie Light, Carolina Dealer In Wall Paper, Wlndo-w Shade and Patent Hangers),
THE ASHEVILLE SANITARIUM,
ASHEViLLK, n. o,
Beautifully located in a grove of oaks and white pine, with no dust or noise, at the cor
ner of Oak and Woodlin streets, near the Female College, and only three squares from the
court house. -
Paints, Oils and Varnishes, Masury's Mixed Paints and Colors. Wlndaw Class, hath
French and American.
We keep in stock St. Louis and Kentucky Lead.
nrhodly
W. T. PSNNIHAX.
W. k. FSNN1MAS.
PE
& C0.,
-JOBHKKS AND DHALsBS IN-
HIAIRIDIW AIR E
ASHEVILLE, N. C
-AGENT8 POR-
AI1 modern and latest improved methods for
throat and nose, by the inhalatl.
Wheat
l No. 1
84Ha.'l6. Oats
Provihi.
1 04H
1.08
84Vs
86
27
11.82
6.86
1.94
1.07
84
as
28
27
11.10
11.37
6.70
6.80
e.oA
8.85
6.03
...tin. , hr,,nir diseases of the lungs
un of vaoorized and atiimixed fluids by the pneumatic and
compressed air apparatus; also Compound Oxygen in connection witn me vaponxco o
sam (the balsam obtained from the natural balsam trees near Asheville.)
We also manniarture a Home Treatment of the Compound Oxygen, which Is, in most
cases, equal to the office treatment, and will be sent on applicatioa by express, on receipt of
price, 613.
Our success here for the past three years with this treatment has been phenomenal, hav
ing cured many cases that were pronounced hopeless, whose names 'and residences can be
obtained by calling at the Sanitarium. By permission we refer to the following well-known
gentlemen of Asheville: B. I. Aston, ex-Mayor; J.B. Reed. Clerk JIT. 8 Court; Kev.OC. Ran
kin, pastor First Methodist Church ; Rev. W. A. Nelson, pastor First Baptist Church ; H. T.
Collins, Capt. Natt Atkinson.
Board and Treatment furnished to patients at reasonable prices.
In addition to boarding our patients, we have a number of elegantly-furnished rooms to
accommodate boarders, who desire a nice, quiet place, away from the hotels. Nice rooms,
new furniture, good fare, first-class cooking, at reasonable prices. Also, hot and cold baths.
Dr. T. J. HARGAN, Proprietor.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Swannanoa Hotel.
Unexcelled cnislns.
Popular with tourists, families and business
men.
Electric cars pass the door.
RAWL8BKO8.,
felildly Propr's.
JOOD BOARD
And comfortable rooms can he had by ap
plying at NO. 86 WOOI1FIN 8T.
icnou.im we in su
44 J-!
March
May
Nsur Vmt Feb. 'J8. Southern Aourstrady.
Wheat No 3 red 97-V elevator options quiet,
Vi.a'hi higher, nnn; No. 2 red nnmi(1t,
Mav l.tMi. Corn No. 9, 44; elevator op
tions moderately active M.n higher, steady,
March 48,, May 4a48. Oats, spot,
utii'tisnunl. ontions firm and unlet. March
80. May 81. Hops quiet and steady.
Cotfce March April anil May 16!l8a40;
snot Rio HrmMUV cargties 181. Hugnr, raw
strong, fair reHniiig,4; eeutrilugals uo test
A 9-16a8; refined steady quiet. Molasses
forclm) uuict: New Orleans dull. Rice, quiet
and llnu. Petroleum easier; refined 7.10
Cotton srel oil strong: crude 42n.'l; yello
4H. Rosin steady and quiet. Turpentine
steadv and uuict. Hides quiet and firm.
Wool quiet and easy. Pork quiet. Beet
quiet; tlcrced beef inactivtfeity extra, India
mess 14al6; cut meats quiet; mid. lies quiet,
lard weak; western steam 7.12, March 7.13
May T.14. Freights steady.
THE LOCTiARKET.
.-,..-. (COHSKCTSD UAILt.)
The'following prices can be obtained for
country produce:
Cabbages, nicely trimmed, per lb 1
Sorghum Molasses, per gal.,.., wnn.HO
Sides Baron, per lb Nall
Irish potatoes, per bu nomlA
Wheat, tier bu l oo
Floar, r es t,- .u..,ll.l"'a
Com, perbu MOatlS
Chickens 12a20
Bggs. per dot alO
Butter, per lb 20a28
Turnips, per bu 28
Carrots, per bu 70
Parsnips, perbu , 70
Onions, perbu 1U"
Cow IVas, prrbn 78al,lHI
Celery, per bunch.,.. ,v.... 4
Beef, per lb gross , 3a4
Mutton, per lb gross -3
Wayneavllle Whlapvra.
Wnyncsvtll Courier.
G. S. Ferguson & Sun, have
opcned a rent estate office in the court
bouse,
Waynesvillc's future is bright. With
her natural superior advantages, she is
bound to prosper,
Several cases were docketed in the
magistrate's court Inst Saturday, against
parties for failing to work tlie road,
Two or three old crunk have stopjicd
tlsfir PflDcr. thinking the? ean saffV
$1.50 by borrowing from their nrighlMrs
Six fnches of snow fell Friday night.
covering old mother earth with a mantle
of white. This is the first winter we have
hud this season.
If the David Allison State grunt, cover
ing 250,000 acres of tutu!, can be stretched
so as to make it cover more than 9,000,.
000, why not get our representatives to
pass an act letting it reach over into
Alaska and cover some of the fine gold
de(Msits recently discovered in that dark
comer of the public domain.
?INH FARM TORENT FOR CASH.
The finest farm In Western North Carolina,
In the edge of Asheville to rent fur cash. Ap
ply to NATT ATKINSON a SON.
ieb28dt
ANBW UKIiil. carefully prepared by lead
ing mrmtiers of the A.brville bar toa
6neat parebmrnt and heavy Aat paperl, cov
ering all aewMMf-T tmliits, ust out and now
on sals at the M-e of the Citixhn Pom.hih.
inu Co., No. North Court Square. ItanlWtf
if
1 1 1 i
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a i i
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2 8'
S s !
S - S' i i -I s - -
R J J. JTS ill
111 I t? I
S-11iLi.ll
U. 3 J I 5
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s . J I ; s
u 1 '
HERRING & WEAVER,
THE SHOE STORE,
NO. 30 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
While we Have the Finest and Moat Fashionable Goods lu
Our Line,
DUPONT POWDER CO., RICHMOND STOVE CO., CORTLAND WAGON CO.,
" OLD HICKORY WAGONS. ' STUDEBAKER WAGONS, MOLINE SCALE CO.
ENGINES, SAW MILLS, ETC. ' M'COKMICK HARVESTING MACHINE CO.
nrbOdly
Anything In the Jewelry Line at LOWEST PRICES
For First Class Goods.
REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING.
BURT DENISON,
fcblOdtf
18 Patton Avenue.
LUMBER YARD.
GEO. F. SCOTT, (Successor to Doubleday & Scott,)
North Public Square,
WINDOWS, - BLINDS, -
Glass, Putty, Lime, Plastering Hair, 8hingles, Laths, Fencing Posts.
Material.
rj-Orders will receive prompt attention.
DOORS,.
All kinds of Building
feblOdly
PLUMBING, STEAM AND GAS FITTING,
We also have the cheapest. Call and see us.
THE "BONANZA,"
THB LEADING WINB AND LIQUOR 8TORB OF THB 8TATK,
No. 43 South Main Street,
ASHEVILLE, N. C. .
JhOTlCK.
Notice Is hereby given that application will
ne ninoe io me legislature oi Nortncaronna
for a-charter Incoporatlng the Western North
Carolina Medical college.
J. A. WATSON, M. I.,
8. W. BATT1.B. M. H
F. T, MKNIWKTHBR.M. I
fcb24dlm ANU OTHh'RS.
MISSION HOSPITAL BENEFIT.
Vmil lIATQPII
lfll I LL IXLfl I UUII)
IN THE BATTERY PARK BALL ROOM,
Saturday, March ,
From 4 to 13 p. m. lancing from 10 to 12,
ltitnth. ftir th .ulr nt MM,fi,1 anH f.mv ...
tides. Ladles In costume. Oipsy teat, MasieJ Steel
atternoon and evening, andotherattracionsf P(wi
Admlssiiin ticket entitles to a cup of coffee and
cake and a souvenir cup and saucer.
Admission, 76 c,ts. Children, SO cts.
Tickets for sale t the Hotels, lh-ug Stores,
Banks, Law's and Kstabrook's.
Icli2ltil5t
FITS
Cl'RBl) BV OLD SPECIALIST
PHYSICIAN.
Bottle of medicine Free. We war
rant our remedy toeure the worst
cases, and the only physicians who do this to
prevent your being imposed npon by men
using laise names ana wno are not Hoc tors.
Because others failed is no reason for not
using this medicine. Give Bx press and Post
olhcc address. It costs yoa nothing. Addiess
Asahel Medical Bureau, 21 Broadway, New
Vurk. Jan27da'wly
N
OTICK.
The Buncnmtie County Medical Socle tv
meets the first Monday in each month at 7. .10
p. m. Any physician of good standing and
eligible to membership in the State Medical
Society of North Carolina, and residing in
Western North Carolina, may become a aiem-
uer oi inis society.
wb20dlm M. H. KLBTCHKR, fax,
LOAN.
S6.0O0 on Asheville real estate. Bight per
cent. Interest. Apply to room No. 7, Legal
wi.iia.lu
THE "HICKORY
WINE AND BILLIARD ROOM, - -
INN"
HICKORY, N. C.
FRANK LOUGHRAN,
dtfcbl'89
PROPRIETOR.
SPECIAL SALE FOR FEBRUARY.
Closing Out Sale of all Winter Good).
I am gifing to make things lively at the "SPOT CASH STORE" for the next 30 days.
I must have room for Spring goods and I am going to put prices on goods that will move
them,
I will offer my entire line ofllnderwear at just what they cost me, to close out.
Comlorts and Blankets at half price.
Vhlnese Blnck Fur Rugs at S3. 80, former price $4.0O.
Chinese White and Grey Rugs at $2.60, former price $3.00.
Big line of Umbrellas a'tprices that will suit any one :
lU-rib 28, 30 and 33 in. at B3c.
A nice metal handle at 73c.
A Cloriuh Silk (gold head) at 11.90.
" A " " (silver head) at $1.92. - ""
Big job In Pearl Buttons at 2c. per dosen.
Big drive in Gents' Slippers, embroidered top, 78c, worth $1.00 ; leather at 99, worth
$1.80.
Ureas Goods at any price, to close out. . .
I have just received a lot of Hall's Baxaar Forms, and every lady In Asheville who has
any dressmaking to do ought to have one. It Is a household necessity. Don't forget the
place, - - -:v,-;.; :..
W. II. LEA,
TIN AND SLATE- ROOFING,
ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORK.
Plans and Specifications' Furnished on Application
We have thorough mechanics in each line who have had many years' experience Is thctr
business. Wc can safely guarantee our patrons satisfaction in our work, a low hgnrea.
A
BALLARD, RICH & BOYCE.
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CLOSING OUT SALE
-OF-
t ALL WINTER GOODS,
-AT-
febldly
Spot Cash Store, No. 17 N. Main St.
WILLIAMSON & SON,
(Successors to Hart & Williamson, )
MANUFACTURERS OF
22 THE BIG 2 222
PATTON AVENUE.
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FINE JOB WORK
N
OTICB.
A SPECIALTY,
AT
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
Mouldings, Staif-Work, Fine In
terior Finish, Matitels, Etc.,
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
AGKNTS FOR
The Buckeye I'ump,
and Itn Shmules, . .
Floor and Hearth Tiles.
I
fcbiiiy
NO. 6,
.NORTH COUKT(UAIE.
AITKNTS ft M F RS. OF
Hyrkit'g Patent
Sheathing Lath.
INOT'S
DENTIFRICE
STOVES, TINWARE, rTRuiT01;
-AND
HOUSli FURNISHING GOODS.
Plumbing:, Steam and Gaa Fitting;, Tin Roofing, Gutter
lug, Ac.
limpioy only' the Best Workmen, do good work, and do it promptly.
LUXURY.
or aasouTtLY Pufll iNoatoitNTs
BtAUTIFIES THC TEETH. "
WW CRVCS Tfi E GUMS. . " '
WEETN9 THE BREATH
WO INJURY TO THg ENAMEL.
rc ND aoreeable!
WITHOUT EQUAL AS A TOILtT"
MEPARftTION.
RRICC 26 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
C S. COOPER,
ft
39 South Main Street.
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OLD BY Lk OnUOGIfTS. ...
'. H. WINKEI MANN 4 CO., Nera,
ITIMOMC. MO. ,
For sale by ' "'
GRANT & WINGERT.
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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
erate a turnpike road from Asheville in a
northeasterly direction to the top of Craggy
Mountain (or to some intermediate point.)
8. W. BATTLE,
T. W. PATTON, -'
W. T. PKNNIM..!
C. W. WOOL8UY,
W. W. WAIIDILL.
O. W. 8WAT.N,
W. W. WEST.
ftb5dlm W. B. GVVVN.
N
OTICB.
By virtue of a decree of the Suoerior CnH
of Buncombe county, rendered at the Decem
ber Term, 1888, I will, on the 4th day of
March. 1889, at the residence of T I
VanOildcr on College street, in the city of
Asheville, sell, at public auction for cash, to
the highest bidder, all the furniture and
chn-ttles, conveyed by T I VanOilder and
wife In certain deeds of trust to me This
furniture consists of carpets, chairs, bedroom,
library, hall and parlor sets, and other usual
household furniture
At the same time and place, and under tha
same conditions and in the same manner I
w ill rent and let the said residence for the
term of one year from the date of sale
For further particulars enquire ol the nn.
dersigned at his office or of J 8 Adams,
attorney at law, or Moore & Merrick, attor
neys at law. at their respective offices
W W BARNARD
Feb 14, 1889 fcblSdtmar '
ESSE R. 8TARNK8.
t'MiHKTAKlvK AND EMBALMEK,
Asheville, N. C.
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Every requisite of the business fur
nished. 1'l.nn wood cases, walnut or
cloth covered caskets. Metallic caskets.
both plain and elegantly draped. Kobes
of all (i mil i tic A. Hcurse with heavy white
or black drapery.
All calls, day or night, promptly an
swered. Telegraph and mail orders
promptly attended to. Office never closed.
Office and residence: No. 40. N. Mnin St.
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Value in Old Stamps.
Any parties having envelone or adhesive
stamps used prior to orduringthe war.wheie
varieties are desirable, can find s purchaser
for same by sending to the undersigned.
Stamps issued by the various citiesnnd towns
during the late war are particularly desira
ble and of most value. In all cases those nn
original envelopes are preferred. State price
in each instance and send aiienclosnreeto
H. T. C.
Office of Cltisen Publishing Co.,
frbOiiswlm , Asheville, N. C. ,