t;::: daily citizzin.
The ClTiraa la the mttmt citrnslvrlr rlrru
li1 ami Mirijr rritU acwauapcr in WeaKsn
r-crlll 1 arohna.
Ita i1imunmii irf public mea and measures
la ia lb In lervst of public intrant v. horn-at
Covernmrnt, and pro.K-rous lliilustiy, anil It
nowa ao personal allegiance ia treating pub
lic taaor.
Imi itiik publishes tht dispatches of the
Associated press, which now cover tlir
holt world In ita scoiw. It hat other faclli
tie of advanced journalism for gathering
nrw. from alt quartrra, with everything care
fully edited to occupy the amalteat apace.
rifiecitnea copies of any edition will be sent
free to any one sending their address.
TaMa Daily, for one year; $3 for ati
sioataa: 60 cent for one month; 10 erntsfor
OM week. Carriers will deliver the paierln
very part of the rity to aulisriitwrs, and par
ties wanting it will picas call at tin CiTuaa
office.
Advbsthsso Rstss Reasonable, and made
hsowa on application at this office. All
traaatcat advertiacmcnta wast be paid in as-
FRIDAY. MARCH 8, 1880.
EADV FOR WORK.
The pomp and show of inauguration in
OTcr. Tbe pilgrimt from far and near
nave returned to their rarioui homes
unltM it be few who havebren retained
"on duty." Tbe new President and fam
ily arc tnugly fettled at the White House
for a four-year aojourn, while the chief
executive bat been "shown the house"
and if now at hit desk ready for work.
He has already had a foretaste of what
the future bat in store for him. For the
patt three days hit time hni been chiefly
pent in receiving numerous organiza
tions, botb civic and military, and the
thousands of visitors who remained a
few days after the inauguration that
they might sec and greet the new I'resi
dent. In these their first atteraptsas national
host and hostess, General and Mrs. Har
rison acquitted themselves very credita
bly and the bearing and hospitality of
both promises well for the future social
life of Washington. But, though an
essential part of tbe duties of the Presi
dent, the social side is not the most essen
tiaL -To
be able to greet with a smile and an
approving word the many thousands of
visitors who annually make their way to
the executive mansion is all very well in
its place, but it has very little to do with
the welfare and prosperity of the manses.
Shaking bands with the Porduuk Valley
Harrison Campaign Club, one hundred
strong, is not shaking off the burdensome
taxes that oppress millionsof hard-working
freemen. To greet with hearty wel
come, and perhaps appoint to an office, a
- brother partisan who successfully mnnip-
..ulated the wires and the boodle in his
district, is not the most commendable
way to reform the civil service or purify
tbe ballot.
The President is ready to do good
work, is expected to do good work and
win tooa have a chance to demonstrate
to the people, whether or not their confi
dene or judgment was misplaced in
electing him to the highest office within
their power. President Harrison, the
eyes of the nation are upon you. Pro
ceed.
ALL, WUNO.
The Senate branch of the fiftieth session
of Congress extended into Sundar on
March 3rd. Senator Riddleberger al
ways bibulous, at this time became so
intoxicated that he actually disgraced
his colleagues and the high position he
then held. His conduct tiecame so
marked and his attempts to clog the
closing business of the Senate so trouble-
' some that he was ordered to be taken
from the chamber by the presiding offv
cer. His disgrace was known and rend
of all men, for the press heralded it broad'
cast over the country in few hours. It
was also written on the official records
of the Senate. Out man's sympathy for
his brother man is always great and so
by vote of that body the personal actions
of the ex-Senator during the time men
tioned were ordered to be expunged from
the records.
This was alt wrong. They should have
been left where they were, upon the ofti
cial record. Erasing them from the book
did not blot out the disgrace. Such ac
tions on the part of the ex-Senator were
of two frequent occurrence to be easily
forgotten or erased, hence they should
have been left as a warning to future
like offenders. Thank fortune, the Senate
ofthe fifty-first Congress will not number
among Its members the cranky, bibulous
Virginia Riddleberger.
' THE END IS) NOT VKT.
Although the forger Pigott is dead, the
end of the I'arnell commission triul is not
yet. It is slowly dragging its way
along. New evidence mostly circumstnn
cial it being duily brought to light, and
charge and counterchnrgesAfe'limdc
and disposed of by the attorneys anil
courts.
It now transpires that several prom
inent Englishmen, whether by their
own free will or by being duped
by Pigott is not fully known, were in
duced to give aid, by money and influence
to help Pigott "unmask the Pnrnellites."
Many of these arc now in sorry plight
over the matter and as their letter arc
found and brought into court considera
ble interest is created. It is but another
instance ofthe evils of letter writing.
Enough testimony has already been
unearthed to prov that the man Pigott
was an arch-demon, and that the plot he
laid and purposed carrying out was one
of prodigious proportions and one that,
Ii.kI it m n idi (I, would have worked iu-eiili-iiluMc
injury to many of his fellow
men. The people of many nations tire
watching the probers of the trial with i
great interest, and the complete eiouera- j
tion of the pntriot leaders of Home Kulfj
for Ireland is expected and hoiied.
tmky wii.i. hk i-hi;i:kvi:i. ,
A bill has recently passed the I'nited (
States Senate which provides for tbe :
preservation of the inaugural addresses
of all the presidents. Ten thousand
copies of the addresses will Ik printed at
first. They will be arranged in chronolo
gical order, with certain historical data
connected with the inauguration cere
monies, brief biographical sketches of all
the presidents, the Declaration of Inde
pendence, the Federal constitution, the
farewell addresses of Presidents Wash
ington and Jackson, a steel engraving of
the presidents and suitable index by sub-
jects. 'Three thousand copies are to be
for the use of the Senate, six thousand for
the House, and one thousand for the
compilers and editors. This will prove a
valuable work of reference for future stu
dents, writers and historians as well as
make history of an important part of our
political literature. '
Grover Cleveland's courtesy to his suc
cessor, Mr. Harrison, from the latter's
first arrival in Washington until he took
the oath of office as President, was the
subject of much nntioual comment of a
moat flattering kind. Herein the ex
President showed himself to be a true
gentleman. The day following the in
auguration Mr, Cleveland and party
quietly left the cnpitol for New York city,
bis future home. Yesterday morning in
company with his law-partner, Mr. Stet
son, he as quietly passed from his quar
ters in the Victoria hotel to his law of
fice and nt once entered upon the active
work of the luw. Thus is demonstrated
the beauty, flexibility and majesty of our
system of free government. Thus is dem
onstrated the modrsty, the sensibletiess,
ami the true gentlemanly character of
Grover Cleveland.
F.UITOHIAt, POINT.
Poor, deluded, unfortunate I'igott lies
in an alien's grave in fur-off Madrid. '
" Hon. Win. WiiidimiTcreiary of the
treasury, has resigned his position as
president of the Atlantic and Pacific
Railway Company. Of course he will
continue to cut c(Hions from the stock
hs owns therein. There are severnlother
monopoly concerns thut he might with
propriety resign from while holding n
Cabinet position.
After sixteen days of "cut and try" a
jury of "twelve good men and true" have
bttui found to try Tlumuts II. Kerr, of
New York city, on the charge of having
bribed the aldermen of t,lic houi d of 1HH4.
If the millennium doesn't come before
those New Yorkers get through with that
bribed boatd of aldermen it won't be be
cause it isn't afar off.
s t
. Judge Charles P. Ditty read a pnjier at
the recent meeting of the New York His
torical Society on the "liench and Bar of
New York in 1789." Judge Daly said
that in 1780 there were only 151 law
yers in the whole State, of wluim sixty
were in that city. This yenr thee ore
3,531 in New York city alone, while the
number in the State outside is almost
beyond computation,
TARIFF MPI.INT1CKM.
"An,V man who carries a tin dinner-pnil
which is taxed, without his consent, for
purposes other than to defray the lawful
and legitimate expenditures' of the gov
ernment, Is not freeman, because the
right to impose such a tax carries with
it and implies the right-to tax or take
the property of the eitieti in an arbi
trary manner and without justice, and
uny State that does that is not a democ
racy but a ttc!tHjttstn, and the taking is
not taxation but robbery. More than
this, if out of this whole nation of 65,
4HK,(KK1 only one man should JiroicsT, he
is entitled to redress, or the claim of the
preamble of tlir l'edernl Constitution,
that it was ordoincd to establish ittstice.
is but the merest figment of words."
David A. Wells.
General Katulall is n great godsend to
tlie Republican. Their terror has been
that they would he compelled to vote on
tlie Senate tnrin' bill. That curious Re
publican production which lays a duty
on cabbages and makes sauerkraut duty
tree, which raises the duty tin wool anil
lowers that on woolen goods, which in
the name of protection to home tunmi
lactttrers dermises every legiiiinutc indus
try in the country and favors only mo
nopolixts has lieen the terror of the
Uouse Republicans. To pass ittbev fore
saw would In- to receive the sure condem
nation of their constituents. To vote
against it nicy tiiu not dure, liecnuse It is
a party meusuie. To amend it thev did
not know how. New York Herald." '
As far as the West and South are con
cerned, the tariff gives them no prolcc
tion from New Knglmid and Pennsylva
nia. . Alabama iron meets Pennsylvania
iron in the Louisville market. Tlie mills
of Augusta meet tlie products of the nulls
of Lowell in Memphis, in. St. Louis, in
Chicago with no protection whatever.
If there is ttnv virtue in protection, it
should lie applied now between the States ;
ii ever tne inlitnts ot .New linnlHtiil needed
protection from comiietition with Oltl
England, our mills and factories need
iirotectton irom cniietttioti with tlie
lung established mills and factories of t he-
East. This is the test which demon.
St rates the insincerity of the ltd vocntra
of tlie tarill'. Henry Wuttersou.
President Hnrrtaon's eutoKv of tlie pro
tective system bttrdly conifHirt with liis
wnniiiiR to Rrent corporations to ntore
tcrupuloiisly olmerve their lc;nl liniitn
tions ntid tlutks. mitl with hit nphorsism
that Kit unlawlul exeilient cnunot lie
come prnmineut cotnlttion of government-
A yoke is yoke, wbetlier it be
formed ol leather or of (jld ; and Mono
oly could not cit unless tupported br
n unjust aystem of tariff Iitwi. i'hiln
delphia Kecord,
DRY GOODS, JVWKLKY, AC.
Great Excitement in!
New York City.
E. II. Wright, of Ikwtic
Hros. & Wright, and Charlie
Wanton, , formerly' of lire
vard & Ulanton, arrived in
New York City last evening
to buy the largest wtock of
Spring (roods ever brought
to AHheville. Lookout for
new advertisement. New
Goods and New Prices.
HosTir Hiios. & Wukjht.
OUR MOTTO :
Neat, Prompt and Reliable.
Hriiir your repairing to beutltuarters.
Watch, clock and jewelry repairing in a
leiuliiiK fentnre of our business.
Work entrusted to us is certain to re
ceive careful ami intelligent treatment
from epert and skillful hands.
lVlicatr and costly timepieces should
" i
he entrusted only to thoroughly com)-;
tent wntclinwikers.
;AH work ptmranteetl.
Prices always reasonable. - -
LANG'S JEWELRY STORE,
South Main St. Asheville, N. C,
tl&wtmarG
The Leading Store of the dtjr for Ladles la
KSTABROOK'S,
aa H. Main Street.
The greatest variety of nice Kunda.'such as
Hook),
Htatlouery,
Fancy tUoodu,
To,
;'"""" Paliitltnf,
Kngravlngs, Frames, Western North Carolina I
Views. Novelties, Etc., Etc. j
Kvervone Is phased and all sattafted with 1
what they hay at this place. I
Their stock Is of the Inrat and prices always '
reaaonable. Huaineaa men w ill had the lar-"
gest and best line of Hlank Books and Olhee '
Stationery in W. N. C. 1
Art Studio over store, whet visitors ran -obt
aln local sketches In oil or water colors. !
tebl4dtf
HICIIUXl) HOUSE,
Corner Main mid Dqiot,
WAYSESV1LLE, N. C.
Koumt newly fumwlwd. Fr tlie best i
tlie market fford. Good tumple room, j
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Term: $1.00 per tiny.
G. D. L, ALLEN & SON,
Froprirtor. , j
po RENT
I
to In
Wi-rom
suarildut
I '.r ." -ocesireet. Apiilvto
UK. W. ii. IllLLlAku. V
MISCELLAXi:OVS.
FRESH SEEDS!
Garden Seeds,
Field Seeds,
Flower Seeds,
OnioifSets,
Irish Potatoes,
" Early Corn,
Peas and Beans.
All Fresh Stock,
No Old Stock,
No Commission Seed.
T. C. SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale and Ketail
DRUGGISTS.
THE
'CITIZEN
PUDLISIIING
COMPANY,
No. G North Court Square,
Ik prepared to do liijih-ii-fide
work at
LOW RATES
Hemline they have a
FIRST-CLASS EQUIPMENT.
nimmmi
PUIILISIIXO CO.
j : KI-AL LSTMi:. j
Vii..W."cckc," Jr.,"
Irealestateakoi'eralehcker,
Atilievllle, N. C.
Clin wll you one milium arm of It ml, in
trniHn from 50 to 1x,mm) mm, Ilavr n
aumhrr of city lots, tin proved and unim
proved, whiih I can aril on the bent uf trains.
, If wots unl m ltirirr nr amul. furm all tin nit.
! If you want minerals .if any kind, you need
Ko no further. If yon want timber lands, I
I this is heail(uurtrrs. In fait I can suit yon
in anythinx you want in my line.
Services ofa first-clans civil engineer und
practical surveyor engage to show up all
property when required. I have had fifteen
yeura' experience in the real estate business,
and think I know what will please. Prompt
attention to all inquiries. u
V 2
f W.JJOkTi.ASU,
Ileal Estate Broker,
INVESTMENT AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENT,
Pattun Avenue, rlomard Building,
feblxlljr
D. S. WATSON,
Real Estate Agent,
(Not a Speculator.)
Having by practical experience thoroughly
yitematiied my sales department, I ofl'er
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS "
To those wishing to sell, and. BARGAINS to
those wishing to buy.
I have some of the best property for sale in
Ashrville which can be bought low down.
Also, country property. Manganese, Iron.
and Timber Lands
Call and examine my list before purchasing.
D. 8. WATSON,
Southeast Comer Court Square,
dtmayt - - Anhevtlle. N. C.
J. N. MORGAN & CO.,
No. 3 Barnard Building.
School mid College Text
Bookw, a full line. Poets, II iw
tory, Itomance, PioTuph.v,
Travel and Novels, Funiilv
HibleH, S. S. Bibles and Test-
iiminitu- livf-ivl T',,,,,.1,,
i. 'i i ' '"," v it-iniir-in
I Bibbs Son?? Books of nil
K1IUIS, l)ir!XeSt()('KritltH)nei,V, lr'atl5' uml Promptly done at reasonable
Blank Books and Office and i u""'
School Supplies. New linei satisfaction guakantkbu.
iuiies aim uents
books just owned.
Goods and Dolls.
feblodlr
Pocket
; Frtlicy
sOTICB
la hereby icivrn thut anoliention nlll l-
1 marts 4o th present seaaion of the brsHalature
i ot isortn Carolina for the Incorporation ot
j the "North Baatern Land Company."
.vS- W. BATTI.Ii,
I W. T. PBNNIMAN,
! T. W. PATTON,
W. W, WKST.
febiodlm W. B. GWY.N.
JAMKS FRANK,
DKAI.HS l."t
FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Agent for Recms Creek Woolen Mills,
North Main Street, . Asheville, N. C.
feblOdly
yB. WOLK14,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERER.
All kinds ofermcnt woik ilom.
Jobbing and kalsomining proniptly at
tended to.
Residence. Cluyton St. Orders can be left
with VV. H. Westall : Co. fctiVdein
THE ASHEVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
Rooms on Main atreet, opposite the post
office. tliien daily, except Sundays, from 10 a. m.
until 1 p. m., and 4 until 0 p. m.
The terms ol subscription are: One year
$f; 6 mua., S1.50; 3 tnos., 1 ; 1 mo., So'ets.:
dully 2 rla.
Officers for INM'tl'rraident, R. R. Rawla :
Vice-President. Charles W. Woolsev; Sec. and
Treaa., D. S. Wataon; Librarian, Miss B.J.
Hatch.
Citisens and visitors are cordiallr invited
to inajiect the catalogue and inscribe their
names as members. febftritf
MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY,
No. 22 Patton Avenue,
talrrtwood & Stlkeleather,
Proprietors.
(!-t- All ordc
leb41y
promptly attended to.-
QVKRSliliRS V. ANTliHK BRVWHb'RB
At home or to travel. We wish to employ
a reliable person in your county to tack nil
advertisement and ahow cards of Electric
I'.ooda. Advertisements to be tiukvil up ey,
erywhtl. iiii trees, fences and turnpikes, in
conapicuoua i)la. in town and comitrv in
all parts of the I'nited State and Canada
Steady employment; wages $2.50 tier dav
expenses advanced; notitlkingrequimi. Lociii
work for all or part ot the time. Address,
with stamp, KMORV t CO.,
Managers. 241 Vine St., Cincinnati, O,
.No attention paid to postal cords. dtmnr4
f Rl'STBB'SBALB,
1 Bi VPH' nt rtecH of tr"" executed to me
VLm nt anil wife, dated February 7,
hhh and duly regiatered in Book 12, Page
.1 H" thr iwymrnt of certain notta
mentioned therein, I will sell t public auc
Hon for one-half cash and balance in six
months, on the premises or at the court house
iiihII,"e- N' C" m Wednesday. March 20,
1NMJ. the protierty dcscTilie,! in aald trust,
said proiHrrty Wing situated in the Citv oi
Asheville, on French Broad Avenue and VVM
Ham Street, adjoining hinds of W. M. Cocke
jr.. and Messrs. Bnird and Alexander; eon'
taming two acres more or leas w ith three
dwelling hilliaea nuH th. i
I Thia the lHth day of Pebrnarv. 1k.su
jebindlm
J. W aSCIIAUTLE,
1 1 7
MERCHANT TAILOR
4a N. Main St.
fcb2odly
ROOM FACTORY.
H AM OrtO N. LOCKWOOD.
UASD-llADB
; Krooms, M hlskN, Hearth and
Celling Broomst.
j Mill and Factory grades a specialty, uuo
: tations and samples free. fcb'lOdW
'jkOTICB. ....
- I
j t!S, tilTi'T!lt'n f" !
ColinaMlb'conegc Nrth I
J. A WATSON, M. t)..
VNOiTlVB'Sl,'KK",'M'-I','EVW,th,n,rt,ta" iK b"n" !
. I wars on hand. ft.1,1 -i.in
KbiMdirn
A ,NKW PKBtl, earerully prepared bv lead.
bar (on
nerl. m.
""" i""vnmini anil hem w na - .
rtn nil -s. ... . V Klri,
ary nomta, Juat out and now
lmn. ..f (k. .
lNn N - -- r-i'ai.iaii. 1
o Co., No. 6 North Court Square. Itautwtf
. 7. - ,
M UTi&iSJS-A't estate. Eight r
misci:llai:oi s.
POWELL & SriIDER
ARE THE CI S-
Indians ..I the public hnpniiiraa Mini III. v pro-1 ,,,,,1 entitx-lv new lliiilULeuit ns
)H,r that evei yliod ahn.l have good tune . ...i.t. us.
It tllev eun lit Ip t h'-m to it liaivciullv thoael' . ... . . .
tnut nave a nnni tiuii-moat ! mc yrarwiu
?."'! 'fe J.V;ri" 'VL.l.h'
If you hard to
YOU
ARE TI'iE C'US-
turner we nre after. UVII ui- "u. pieiiM. j
(inure do you want. If you v:int to know'
vou, satixlv voti, mukc vm utmjy. vtbat'
whether we are able to ke.u our word.
whether we can luu-k all our limit with good j
conscientious performance, why . I
ASK ANY
OLD CIS-
tomer of ours and we'll stand by hit. ttrttti
mony. A man ttaot won't keep bin word,
that k back on his prominett, that ttien to
work op a snap .
HE ISN'T
WORTH A CUS-
j imlore or any other cheap and nasty article.
with us? If so just gets move on you and
come to
n e wuni to give you a guou time. Are you
POWELL & SNIDEA,
GROCERS,
ASHEV1LLK, N. C.
dttuarlS
COWAN,
B. H. COSHY, Siicccasor,
27 Pattou Arentic,
i Healer in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. Silver
1 anil t'latt-d Ware, Optical Goods, Gold fens, t
! Aic., ike. :
Large and varied Hsortnient of Ladies'
nnd trfntlemen's Gold Watchoa at low price.
, Largest assortment Of Wedding Kings in
thAairin(finvvatthc,clwk,,anil. w.
The present proprietor shall neglect no ef-.
fort to merit a continuation of the patronage j
so largely liestowed during many years upon i
his predecessor. dawtmar5. ;
IMCHMONU & DANVILLE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
I Western North Carolina Division.)
PASSKNOKK PHrKTaHiNT,. 1
"'AfllViLLE, N. C, Jan. 1, 1WH9.
, PASSENGER TKAJf SCHBDi'LE.
In Effkct Jan. 1, 1889:
1 No. 61
No. 53
" 140pm
64Jpm
10 20pm
100am
700am
8 2oain
1047am
1 20pm
BOOpm
Lv. Anheville.
955pm
437am
947am
1245pm
7 85 pm
9 20pm
.HOOam
6 2iiam
Ar. Salisbury,
" Danville.
" Lynthliurg,
" Washington
" Hultimorc,
" I'hila.,
" New Y'ork,
" Boston,
830pm
Richmond, 30pm
5 15am
Raleigh.
7 50am
1145am
1 112pm
3 10pm
floopm
Goldsboro,
Wilmingtort
I 'I No. 55
j Lv. Asheville,
ArSpartnnb'K
" Charlotter
: " Columbia,
; 'JL'harleaton,
' " Augusta,
" Savannah,
" Th'sville.Oa
I 8 3(iam
j 1150am
j 5 30pin
4 40pm
0 10pm
905pm
15nm
1 40pm
12 00 111
i040pm
7 25am
1 55ptll
7 2tlpm
Juckaonvllle
' Atlanta,
' MnnlKom'y
' Mobile.
' New Urleunsj
lNo. 50 I No. 52 I No. 64
Lv. Asheville.
7 Klnm
444pm I
610pm
8 5opm I
54ain
1 1 45nm
5 3(lpm I
Ar. Hot Springs
" Knoxville.
" Chnttan'ga,
Nnshville,
" Memphis,
Lv. Ashevil.e,
Ar. Hot Springs
" Knoiville,
" Louisville,
" Cincinnati,
" Chicago,
" St. Louis,
7 lOpni
8 40pm
U20am
1 10pm
15pm
010am
740am
9 20nm
1 10pm
444pm
Slopm
850pm
715am
1 1 43am
640am
30iim
6 3iipm;
7 40pm J45pmj
Mr Sleeping cars on all night trains.
JAS. L. TAYLOR, W. A. WINBI'RN,
O. P. A. i). p 'A.
SOL. HAAS, T. M.,
Schedule Street Railway.
To take effect Friday, March 1, at 6.30 o. m.
Car leaves Court House 0.30 a. m.
" " " 7.00 '
), " 8.00 "
Prom then till 7 p. m. car 'leaves court house
every 30 minutes.
Alao. ear leaves court house at 8.00 n. m
and U.00 p. nt. 1
FARE, FIVE CENTS.
TLANTIC COAST LINE.
On and after this date the following sehed
ules will be run over ita "Columbia Division "
No. 53 Leaves Columbia , s 30 p m
v(, Arrives ntChnrleston 9.30 p.' m.
No. 52 Leaves Charleston 7 10 a m
Arrives at Columbia 11 ..83 a. m'
Connecting with trains to and from nli
points on the Charlotte. Cnlnmhia jt. ..
! K1i".,.'',.R,,,1 Columbia Ik Greenville Railroada.
1 'liny.
1 1? .,T-..i)LoRN!KRSON- "' ,ss. Agt.
J. P. DEVINK, Gen. Sunt.
JkoTlCB.
Application will be made to the prracnt
sloii ot the (ieiii-riil Assembly of North t
scs
una to charter a turnpike road from South
P'isgan'
jedlm JZtiZt-'
'( Bl'C K LAND,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
aro
NO. 10 PATTON A VBNt'B,
IVgs to announce that he has received his
samples for the ensuing soring and ' ,L
ami aska the public to call and exnmine.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN 10 CI kav
Jnntf KHFAIRINO AND ALT BKIN&
J. V. BROWN
Will continue the undertaker's businessat his
old stand over J. R. IMckerson & Co.'s
Hanlware Store', under the
firm name of
J V. RROWN & CO.
Having thirty years' esperience as snrirr.
U'""r "nd "'". ne.,uled facilities
,"'-V,,"S ,Bftl " 'M-cl
ction.
i Calls promptly attended to at .11 hours.
.fo LOAN,
eent. rn
HIiKk.
.-... interval, jtnul In v v .
l.l. ' I. l-egai
STRICTLY FIHST-CLASS PHIVATE BOAIIO.
Till! THOMAS ilOI'SK.
Mi A H HATTER V PARK.
' "" """'j uift-ciiisy
1
I stele.
TKA.XKIr'KT ON kl-.l.l LAN IMlAKIlKHS TAKKN
: .virulent Looking.
K;ites Kcnwiuiiiik.
MRS. K. LACY & SON. ' !
Proprietors.
lltf
; ITV KKHTAI KANT.
PATT0N AVENl'E,
I'nder Redwood' Store.
Meals at all hours. Ai the deliendes M the
season served in all aiieties and In the best
style. 1 ,
Oysters, Game, Steaks, The Besf of Hot
Coffee. Fresh Norfolk Oysters received every
: y. ' n retail trade supplied. .
j Have added a new broiler; steaks, oysters,
I etc., etc., done to a turn. "
j dtmarJ3 . T. J. Sl'MNHK.
IJHIGHTI K THAN EVEN!
THl- STAR OF Bl'NCOMBB,
i (HtAND CENTBAL HTEn.
i . - .
i WM7 Arrivals lanuarv and February, 1mm7
j 20S0 ArrivalB January anil February, AHUH.
THE MOST POPULAR $2.00 IIOISE
IN THE STATE.
l.t.ooo arrivals ilurim. ih.
j than every other hotel in the city.
I We bid fair to register 25,ooo this year,
! " . c
;.!."?.HIr.....EV' P'ect!'
Only hotel In the centre of the city.
Give us a call.
d,,ur S- R CHW'BHTKk So
Tdelightful Excuasioin
ASIIEVILLK
"TO
HOT SPUINGS.
, .wuuu , np 1 icKets only S4.80, including a
J full day's board at the
I
! MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL.
U. 1 w .
The Baths in Marble Pools and Porcelain
Tubs are the finest and most luxurious in.
America. The Hotel is
NEW, AND FIUST-aA!
In Every Piirtlindir.
UNEXCELLED IN ITS Cri8INItv
The place is a eharming, spot. stle,
among and sheltered by IHisrlad Mountains
where there is no fog, no dust, no malaria.
Pure and abundant water, and absolutely
lierfeet drainage. dtll2
Ifany dealor saya h has thW. I,. Dm, via
Shoes w II bout naiua and pric 11110?.
the bcttoui, put liiu down as a fxaiX
W. L DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE
FOR
CENTLEMEN.
his
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fi.su watKiiM.tv.lA';f-!lolk'
W. L. DOUGLAS
W. L. 1K3UOLA8, BKOCKTOIT, MASV
For mtlebv
HERRING & WEAVER,
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ttuckad ,,h Hcrofi.lt which fue kTn?
U""'irw?M,.lw' y1frht entirely. ,,,3
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