I, f
. ; n u:.v citizen
V ,11 be p,ilH-brd every morning learrpt Mon
rUrl nt ue lotiowmg rulea ttnttly ta.n.'
c Vr.r '
1 Month 3 OO
1 nrr MwiillH.,.. 1 Ml
(i,r McimU t'
One virek ,n
Our carrier, will deliver the paper every
Biortittiir In every part of the city to oar aub-M-nliera.
and partua wanting it will please
call at the CiTiixn Other.
FINANCE AM) COMMERCE.
TIIK WOKIJI'd MAKKKTH MV
Tl.l.l.t.HAI'll.
New Adyertineroentft,
Attention City ftchoola P. P. Claxto.
I'alted taisa alg-ual Hcrrlcc tui
tion. Aabevllle, T. C.
l.ATrrrnii. 88. aa Host. I-osnrron 83.36
Wsrr. buavAiioa. 2,8Su FT.
Meteorological report for 24 hour ending
t p. at.. Marca 7. lMHav
7 a nt
8
TKMPERAf L'KK.'
Northern Bxpo.ure, Bhnded.
l2pmifpmMax. Min. Dally Mean.
148.(1 I 89 lftl.8 I 8S 1 40.7
TUWT6lNt7
7am
25
Horn
3-
"ABrtO. HUMIDITY:
'BBCTHUUIDITV:
2 pm I Dally Meaa.
83
Daily Mean.
1 833
Honey and tlecurlllen lotion
Provisions) and Prnduce,
iimir jnuiecriiiTiKi.
KKWVomt, March 7. Exchange (lull tint
fairly steady.
Monry eay. . . .... . ..
Hub-Treasury balances tiolu, 13l.o.i,-
lUMi- eiirn-tii'V. S17.4:fl.lHNI.
j ' . . i i
liovernmrnt bonu, nun V
crnta, S1.2U4; h cents.
ktal hl.nf Ifhl 1 It lltUUI.
1I. ( I.A 2aS H6 I.N. V. Central lONH
Ala. Claw B.0S..1I1 N. VY. pld
lia. 7s, mort ion, j:oruicrn
.VC. Cons., OS...W 1-- r f"
N. C.Cons., s u ll'aeihc Mall..,
r Hrown's...lnA Heading
lenn. tiel.. bs,,. 7amicn. at auc
Viruiniatia at . I'ullll,.
Virginia Lima... 85 Kock Island.
rtur in western .loSt. Paul
do UU1...1 U. on piu
tb.1 A, I .ark l-HH.-.Tex. Pacilic
li,it .... SJUVsiTcnnCoulAtlron ,
liaat Tcnn im4 Union Pacilic 'l
i ul. Km.rr lO.'li.N. I. Central 0
L.011. a Nh eiVtiMu. Pacilic. ....... 7l'
Fac...
2l(
8
40H
17
2V
tt4
2"-i
I BAROMETER.
PaBCIPITATION. Corrected for altitude
and temperature.
Rain and I Snow I '
Melted Snow. Depth.. Dally Mean.
Inches. Inches.
0 O I 29.
hti-hi
Weatern Inion..
Cottonseed Utl
Ccrlilitalr. o
ASHE VllLE A I) VEK TISi:.lETS.
"BUY IIOMK-7.IABK GOODS."
Full ItolltT Prtxi.-Hs.
Your CJrowr for
We (luiiniiitv Satisfiu tion..
Tlit'"It;i( k't Store" has u"
iif.'W HiipiJiy oi window
ShadcH, full HizeH, different
roloi-H, at 33, 58 and 78 ctH.
ea h with fixturcH all com
plete, well worth double the
money. We alao have Curtain
Fixtures and fixturen for JAHheyille 3IiUing Company Flour and 3Ical
I'oleH to be wold BeparatelyJ .
We make the following grurfes of flout : Holler Kinu, liUvtrie I A)ih, Cnrolinu
llelle. Take no other.
Ciuh Paid for Wheat, Corn, Oats ami Kye. Home aiitl Cattle Feed Mixture
Oroimtl to t in'f. Do Custom Grinrlini; for Corn Kve and Oats. Mill and Yard nt
Wood ! Old Dr,Mt. -
II. NT, COM. INS. I'uiiil.nt.
i:. i:.i:ac.an, Sectct..(
A S 11 E V E L L E ICE COLiPHHY,
sicl Pure be made from Distilled Water, be for xtonte in
10 ton lots 30 tents perlmrKiivd. utiue narnaru imihiinr.
l'atton Avenue.
W. T. I'KSNIM S.
, J, I'KNMMAN,
Curtaiii PoIph in Ebony, Wal
nut and Cherry, with HruhH
or Wood TrimmingH at about
half the UHual prieeH.
K. . BUCK, M. D., Oliaerrer.
CONNeUV' RKTl'RK.
The Departlns ex-Clerh ef Iredell
nperior Court at Home.
taUaTitle Landmark.
"Tuesday evening's train from Char
lotte brotight a surprise to the people o
Statesville. J. B. Connelly, the default
ine ex-clerk of the Superior Court, am v
ed on it, with his wife and youngeni
child They took a carriage at th
station and were driven to the residence
of 0. M. Connelly, on Front street, ant'
yesterday Connelly was on tin' street
shaking hands with bis acquaintances
He does not look as well as when he left
and says his health has not been the sarm
but his spirits are fairly good and his confi
dence in his own integrity is unshaken
He said on the train, on his way up, that
he was neither ashamed nor afraid tc
face bis enemies. It was supposed
when it was learned that he was in
town, that he would be at once arrested.
but Sheriff Allison was in the country
Tuesday night and yesterdny and so he
was not disturbed. The sheriff is in
town this morning but no stqm had
been taken hi the case up toll o'clock.
Et-Judge Montgomery, of Concord
and ex-Solicitor Adams, of Asheville
were here lust Saturday having beet
retained in Connelly's interest,' to as
certain of Solicitor Lone what bom'
would probably be required in case of hi:
return, and it is believed that the rctun
of the fugitive is a result of the visit ant
in pursuanctnof the advice ofhiscouusel.'
Poraonal Uonalp. 1
Alderman Miller returned from Wash
ington yestcrdar. He states that he had
a good time generally, and that the rest
- of the Asheville delegation will return
borne to-day.
Late arrivals at the Battery Turk yes
terday were, R. H. Wright, of Augusta,
Ga., A. L. Kobinson, Louisville; Mr. and
Mrs. S, Parmelee, of Cleveland, Ohio.
The many friends of Mrs. A. J. Lyman
will be glad to learn of her return to tbt
city. Mrs. Lymnn has been absent over
; two months, during which time sht
visited Hartford, New York, Philadel
phia, Baltimore, Washington and Rich
mond; In all of which cities she was the
recipient of many courtesies. While in
Washington, she was the guest of Miss
Patterson, called and shook hands with
President and Mrs. Cleveland, and at'
tended receptions at secretary 's Whitney 's
and secretary Endicott's. While in Rich
mond, she was the guest of Miss Lyons,
and her fortnight's visit there was one
round of gayety. Among the entertain.
ments in her honor was a large theatre
party given by Mrs. Connnlly, a full
notice of which appeared in the Rich-
Blond papers and the New York Sunday
Herald.
.viein. at Char 01
iloh. atOlno lOVa
uta. a Chat... v
rfofac.lattnort BU
COTTOH.
Liykspooi.. March 7. Noon Cotton
HnaincM good at unchanjjid uiicta Amert-
an muilliuk- oll-io, aici apeiu-
ailon and eiport. I.ooo. Receipt 3.0O4J,
American 2.2oo. l-'umrre quiet out aliauy.
'i . a. American kooo niHiuuiijc o jo-i".
.niiidliDK Sll-lo, low middling- QVi, Ifoou
jrdinary r, oruinary 0V4.
io-lay incluilrd a:mm American Mann
i,- aciltra; Aiann iouavim
.ra; April and May. 0 4-0. acllera; May and
une u O-, atliera.june uuu juij " -rm-i-m.
elltre: lu v anU AttKual n o-o. aillera; au-
ut and hcpumlier B aeilers tiepU'in-
,er ami uctoicr o w-o. acinra. hiuini
i , scllira. Future. Kluta irregular.
NSW VOKK, M.rcn O. COUlin nrm, quiet.
,alc. to-ilay 4HU balea; uplaou. 1U 8-ib;
ir.M 10 7.1U. Kxuortii t.rcai oni-
iin UHJvl hftiea; continent noio. rrouve
OIMj. btoca 7UU.0W- balea.
MW Yosk, March 7. Cotton Net re-
eipi. t4; groaa 8621 Future, cloacd
U-aUy. bait. P, low oaica. ;
darch ... V.vMa U.UUibept B una WD
4urU lo.oriaio.oiiiuct .7a .7tt
4ay lo,13alO.J4No b.U5a .67
nne........io.viuiu iiec w o.wo
,uly lu.27ulu.2M,jan v U.7u U.70
kug.... ...lo.aaio.uo
OALVKilTUN, aiarcn. ,. motion nrui, &i'r.
receipt 5i3.
N0KP01.K, Marcn 7. cotton nrnii - v
18-1 ; receipt.
UALTiMoaa, Marco 7. cotton quiet, to o-
18; receipt. .
hobton. Murcn 7. cotton quicc,
loi; receipta427.
W ItUINOTIIN. . c., Ainrcn COllOB uriu,
J; rccvipt. .
I lliLAhKLPlllA, Murih7 Cottuu nrm iOth;
eccipt.4Aii. '
aAVAMNAH, Ainrcn o. cuuud uuki anu
dnii; 9 " lrt; receipt. 4os.
Nsw OnLKAKa, March 7. cotlouuuiri.no
eteady; M 15-1 ll, receipt. x 124.
MiiMil.K, Marco i. cotton nrra, via-in,
-ccclpt. A0M.
MKHrllia, Marcn 7. cotton very orui, v
3-1H receipt. 23U7.
Aiiot'.i A, Miinh 7. Cotton Arm, 10; re-
.elpl. lurt.
C hamlk.ton. Marcn 7. cotton nrm, lull,
receipt.- .
PHOVIMOM. AND rUMCR.
Baltiuokk, March 7. 1'lour moderately
Tooth-Picks at 5c. a box, usu
ally sold at 10. Don't know
how many to the box, about
a quart, though. Only a
"Racket Store" can sell them
at ." cts. and make any
money on them. A small lot
of Larj'ting at your own
m ice, to close it out. One
piece all-wool 3-ply at 65
cts., was 78; one 2-ply at 60
ctH, was 75 ; one piece Cotton
at 40 cts. , was 48 ; Kag Car
pet at 25 cts., worth that to
weave it. 13 yds. Brussels
at 65 cts., worth 85, Lotn of
new things in all lines.
Come and see.
(1E0.T..10NES.&C0,
406 Broadway.
vmm & co.,
,Ri;t.HtM UrCLhKH
H AiRIDH W ! A i Ri E
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
ASHEVILLE COAL COMPANY,
II. T. COLLINS & CO.
Sujrerior Hard and Soft Coal at Wholesale and Retail.
DUPONT POWDER CO..
OLD HICKORY WAGONS,
ENGINES, SAW MILLS, ETC.
fel)9dly
AGENTS FOR
RICHMOND STOVE CO., CORTLAND WAGON CO.,
STUDEBAKER WAGONS, MOLINE SCALE CO.
M'CORMICK HARVESTING MACHINE CO.
Office: Barnard Building, Patton Avenue.
Yard: Old leiot.
THE ASHEVILLE SANITARIUM,
, ' ASHEVILLE, N. C,
Beautifully located In a (trove of oak. and white
nerot oak and WoodUa street, ntr the Female
court hottae. .
te pine, with no duat or noiae, at the cor
Collcxe, and only three aquarca from the
All modern and latent Improved method, for treating .chronic dineane of the tunx
throat and noc, by the inhalation of vaporized and atomized fluid, by the pneumntie and
compreaaed air appnratua; alio Compound UxyKen in connection with the vaporixed Bal
aam (the balaam obtained from the natural buuuim tree, near Aaheville.)
Wheat Southern earner
aio manotactnre a Home Treatment or the Compound Oxvifen, which l, in most
cam, eoual to the ortice treatment, and will be sent on application by exprc... on receipt of
price, fi 14.
Oar .ucce. here for the na.t three veara with thi. treatment hM hwn ohmommnl. K
inn cored many caae that were pronounced hujielcH., whoae nnmea and reaidencea can lie
obtained by callinK at the sanitarium. By permianion we refer to the following well-known
gentlemen of Aaheville: B. J. Aatan, ei-Mavor; J. E. Reed, Clerk V. 8. Court; Rev.G.C. Ran
kin, paator First Methodi.t Church; Ree. W. A. Nclnou, pastor Fimt BapUat Church ; H. T.
Collin., Cupt. Natt Atkinaon.
Board and Treatment furnished to patienta at reasonable prices.
In addition to boardlnx our patient., we have n numlier of elefrantly-fumiHlicd rooms to
accommouatc ooaniei., who ueaire a nice, quiet place, away troiu the hotels. Nice rooms,
new furniture, g-ood fare, nral-cluss coukiuK, at rensounble prices. Also, hot and cold baths.
Dr. T. J. II ARGAN, Proprietor.
FITZPATRICK BROS. & ROBERTSON,
Dealers in Wall Paper, Window Shade and Patent Hanger,
Paints, Oils and Vurnishca, Mnxury's Mixed I'uints mid Ci'lore. Window Glaa., both
.French and Amcricfiii.
We keep In stock 8t. Louis and Kentucky .end.
Mindly
Anything; In .the Jewelry Line at LOWEST PRICES
For First Class Goods.
Active and atrauy.
-Fulti Uflal.uil; l.oiiKlierry l,uoal.07:
A'eatern atvoiiK No. 2 winter red apot and
March u;i'jitw;ii. Coin Kotittarru steady
o hrin, white and yellow tou-il; Western
inn.
1.0I ISVILLS, March 7. ra)n steady. Wheat
No. II red HU; Lunulierry Ml. Corn new
niied aV; No U white Oala No. II
nixed 27. Frovimon. .teady. Bacon clear
,loa tl.uo; clear 7.00. Bulk meats clear rilM
I, rill; shoulder, a. Mess pork 1.1. So; .ugar
-urtd bam. lU.Qoal l.a5. Choice leal lard
J.
Cincinnati, March 6. Flour .teady.
Wheat .teady Nu. X red UflttUT. Coin
ttroiiKcr No. U iniscd 85. lints flrnier No.
4 mixed aoaatH,. Fork 1'J.US. l.uid light
.leiiiaiid, lower to a. II, at tl.Himtt.U7U Bulk
meat, quiet and hrm. Bucon .teudy and
iiichanxed. Hog. hrin common andliKtit
l iniH .711: paekmi and butcher. STiaVhlN,
rV'Inskcy steady
Mr. I.oi'is, Mo., March 7. Flour steady
demand and busines. liKlit; Wheat hluhrr
No. ii red caah UUHIM.I, hid; May Uou-Sa
MlVt Corn eab higher and hrin No. U
.nUcd caah VMl,; May at, bid. Out. lower
No 2 cash V Mai closed KYI, bid.
Whiskey Heady 1.1)3. Provision, .trongcr.
Fork lii.H7V. Lard prime .teamed o 7a
(ill. Dry .alted llieuls; shoulders 5 115; longs
and ribs 0.41; short clear tin. Bacon
shoulders d.a.i, loiigs and ribs 7.10a 7.1),
.ilort clear 7 rirhaiii. lllalW.
Ckicauo, March 0. Flour quiet and un
changed. Wheat No. Wapriuti l.diHjitl l'i4
No, ii red 1.uoat.(loLt. Ouls No. J -Jf,.
Men pork lV.oi'al.l.oo. l.itril ll.wouil mil,,
.short rib. n.iriail.'J '.; .houldcran.aa5.a7ti;
short clear 6. tVoaU.tlUVi. W hiskey l.UH.
Ltading luturc. t-riuy ranged a. follow.:
Opening. Highest. Closing
n neat no, is
March
May l.ii'Ji 1.114
June UMVs UHU
Corn No. 'J
March ., MS
May .Mil am,
Tuae, ao?i. an
Hats No. 11
March 2.114
May U7 h 87V
Juuc unt
MISCELLANEOUS.
Swannanoa Hotel.
I nexcelled cuisine.
Popular with tourists, families and business
men.
lilectric car. pass the door.
RAWLM BKOH..
fe 111 illy Propr'a.
t
2
REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING.
BURT DENISON,
febHIdtl'
18 Pattou Avenue.
LUMBER YARD.
THE
1.0(11
l.tWU
.H7V
S.1I
811 1,
3'a
a.iti
2,
2UV,
Pavement raratrrapha.
cuiiureu ot the city schools are re
quested to meet at their restiective
schools to-day at ten o'clock.
Tobacco sales yesterdny aggregated
about forty thousand pounds. Trices
food; quality of offerings medium.
Buncombe superior court convenes
Monday morning, Judge C.ilmer on the
Mrs, Com Married.
Charlotte Cor. Richmond Dispatch,
Quite a sensation was created here
this afternoon in society circles when it
became known thnt Mrs. Alice W. Coxe
had wedded Amos J. Wnlkcr, a prominent
broker of New York. Mr. Walker arrived
in the city four days ago. The nmrringe
ceremony was performed nt the residence
of the bride's mother, Mi s. S. E. Wil
liams, on Tryon street, no one but mem
bers ol the family being present, The
wedding took ptn.ee nt 4 o'clock this
afternoon, and the couple immediately
boarded the train for an extended bridnl
tour through the West. The bride is
quite a favorite in Charlotte society, and
is the divorced wife ofFruiik CVxc,, oj
New York. ' "- ' " ' :"'
Henderaonvllle News,
From the Time.
Capt. R. H. Maguire, merchant of this
place, has made an "assignment for the
benefit of his creditors.
the Mud Creek drainage bill hs passed
both bouses of the legislature. We hope
soon to see its provisions carried out,
which will give us the best count r in
the State.
Dr. T. A. Allen, who was recently
appointed by the governor as a delegate
to the quarantine convention at Mont
gomery, Ala., left for that city on Mon
day morning last, and will be absent for
several days.
Maj. L. J. Pace is taking in the inaugu
ration festivities at Washington. He is
hilly eighty, but will enjoy the fun equal
tq the jolliest youngster in the lund. We
bopt to bear from him on his return.
Durham had only two deaths in Feb
ruary, soys the I'lant.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
COMHHCTIP DAILY.
The followiiiK price, can be obtained for
country produce:
Cabiiaitra, nicely trimmed, perth l1
8orHhum Molasses, cr Kui it3u;io
aides Bacon, peril) ,..,.Mt,4Iu
Irish potatoes, per bu ..OiiailA
Wheat, per bu 1 oil
Flour, per cw t 3.50a:i (in
corn, perbn ..Hnaiin
Chicken. 12t,a20
Biota, per doa UnlO
Butter, per lb , 201M
Turnips, per bu, , 25
Carrots, jier bu , 70
Pur.-nilis, isrrbu...,,,, ,,.70
Onions, per bu , .....1 .00
Cow I'ras, pcrbu..... , 7onl.(Mi
Celery, per bunch , .4
Beef, per lb uross. ...... .3a-
Mutloa, per lb uros. 8u4
On a High Plane and the Policy
Liberal.
Ilrndrraonvillc Times.
We HtfyritTtTwStorte WPHiniUv
provement made in the Asheville Citizen
under the new management. It is now
conducted on a high plane, and the pol
icy is liliernl. It is a aper that all can
rend with pleasure and then recommend
to their neighbor. Mr. Ii. McMimi has
been a)iKinted correMimlcut and agent
at Ilendcntonville. This is a wise selec
tion, and as we know that the talents
and energy of Mrs. McMitm willdomuch
for the town mid comity in this new
field, we liespcak for her the encourage
ment of all our people."
New Iteina
QlTcreil nt Law's Clearing Sale;
Seven Vst plalod (Jrayy Ladlis .at $1,
Worth $1.75; odii pattenis triple -plated
Forks and Sioon at half price, 31c, ;
best phitetl Hiitter Knives nt 00c., worth
from 75c. to $1 each. Otitis and ends
(fine goods) are lieing all closed out al
most for asong. Call and exumine
goods, tiiey are all laid out on st parate
tables.
' A Law's, OpMw.ite l'ostnmce.
! I
j 1 1 r
a - a I
U p " '
sill 5
2 .S a 5
f4 a 5 i. I
$ i $ i I i
9 s J i s i
2 ll l
i-'S ill'-? al
ls l !S ' 1
fi 1 1 fi
H r a s , j a i
K s p g K
I S 2 -S X S
5 " 8 I Z S
k s i I. ... ?,
HERRING & WEAVER,
SHOE STORE,
NO. 30 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
.KO. F. SCOTT, (Successor to Doubleday & Scott,)
North Public Square,
WINDOWS, - BLINDS, - iJoOttg
Glass, Putty, Lime, FlnsterinK Hair, Shinule., Laths, Fencing- Posts. lli,, ... '
Material. AO lunu" Buildlnif
Order, will receive prompt attention.
. fcliludly
While we Have the Finest and Mont Fashionable Goodwin
Our Line,
We also have the cheapest. Cull and see us.
PLUMBING, STEAM AND GAS FITTING
TIN AND SLATE HOOFING,
THE "BONANZA,"
THB LEAKING WINH AND LIUl'OR 8TUKB OF THB STATE,
No. 43 South Main Street,
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORK.
Plans and Specifications' Furnished on Application
We have thorough mechanic in each line who have had many ye!lr experience in their
busines.. We can safely guarantee our patrons satisfaction in our work, a low hKures.
BALLARD,
THE "IIICKORV
WINE AND BILLIARD ROOM, -
INN"
- HICKORY, N. C;
RICH
feblSrily
it BOYCE.
FRANK LOUGH RAN,
dtfebt'ae
PROPRIBTOR.
FITS
CPRBIl BY OLD 81'bClALlttT
PHYSICIAN.
Pottle of medicine Free. We war
rant our rrmrilvtoeureih. u-r..
cases, and the only physician, who do thi. to
,r, your oeiiiK imiKiseu uHm by men
using lulsc name, and who are not Doctor
Hocaur others failed Is no reason for not
using this medicine, (live Ks press and Fo.t-
'1 Z C"M nn nothing- Addtcs
Asnhel Medkal Bureau, 2111 Broadway. New
ork.y- jan27diwly
INOT'S
m nFMTicpinc
Ukll I II IllUla
SPECIAL SALE FOR FEBRUARY.
. Closing Out Sale of all Winter Good..
I am going to make thing, lively at the "SPOT CASH STORK" for the next 80 days.
I must have room for 8pring good, and I am going to put prices on goods that will move S
them.
I will offer my entire line of 'Underwear at Just what thev cost me, to close" out
Comlorts and Blankets at hall price. ,ini,
Chinese Black Fur Kugs at S3.50. former price 4.0(.
C hlnese White and tlrey Rugs at 2 fin. former price 3.(M. i
Big line of I'mbrellns at price, that will suit any one :
l-rib 2K, 3i and 32 in. at 83c.
A nice metal handle at 7.1c.
A Cloriah Silk (gold headl at $l.m.
,. i.i ,A.. " " (silver headl at $1."2.
Big . lob in Pearl Buttons at 2Hc. per doren.
$1 B0 oent.- nuppera, embroidered tup, 7c worth $1,00 ,
Dres Oood. at any price, to clusr tint,
CLOSING OUT SALE
ALL WINTER GOODS,
-AT-
22 THE BIG 2 2,
PATTON AVENITE.
22
dcicwtuprl)
leather at W, worth !
I have Just received a lot of Hall's Baiuar Forms
s, and everv ladv In A.h..vin ...i.n
........, , My uugni io nu-Tconr. ii I a hemsetiotcr necessity
place.
ftbldly
Don't forget the
W. II. LEA,
Spot Cash Store. No. 17 N. Main St. !
WILLIA3ISON & SON,
(Successors to Hart & Williamson.)
MANCFACTI KKKS OF
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
HijCAlWEBELL;
ManafaOtnrer and Wholesale Hhlpper of
GINGER ALK, CHAMP;NE CIDIJR,
LEMON SODA, SARSAPARILLA,
MINERAL WATERS, TONIC BEER,
CARBONATED WATER IN SIPHONS. .
Factory, No. 217 Haywood St. P. O. Boxa84.
FINE JOB WORK N
OTIC 15.
A TRUE jo 1 LET LUXURY,
or soutsly oflf iNaatoitNTSx
tUTirU TMC TIITH.
MMlSlVt TMf COMS).
twCCTCN THC "ICATh"
MouMiuks, StniMVork, Fine
tenor Finish, Mantels, EU-.
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
In-
V SFKCIALTY.
NO INJUflY TO THI CNAMtL.
rt AND AGfUEAtU.
Without cqual as a toiht"
r;CrAHA;iON.
IC 88 CENTS PEN BOTTII.
TTBSTIOM 8C1KM1L CHlLliRKM.
All pupils of the el(v school, are reiiiestrl
to meet at their resiectiv Miools to-day at
IO o'clock. p. I, c l.AXTtiN,'
dlt Mupt. City School..
JJOOD BOARD
And enmfurtablt room
Hiving at Nil.
nbiiodlm we fri su
old 111 eauoaiaTf,
I. H. WINKCt MANN 4 CO.. F0
j CTIMOSt. Mo
For sale by
J. . GRANT,
dawtauL'.H
ran be hsii tit- n ,w
no. aa wimm in St.
jjiiakhi.no.
Two double communicating room, with
board, .ultable for a family of three or four
persona. Possession ran b had on March
7th Apply at tuica to Mr. Trenhuim's,
Academy street. niardiKIt
j?oa RBST..
Two ftmr room entisrr. and one nine
room rottaire on Detiot atrert. Anniv to
J. A. TK.N.NHXT.
mrUd! w
AllKNT FOR
The Buckeve I'tinip,
Steel and tin Shingles.
I'loor and Hearth Tiles.
Wildly
AlihNTSHi M F RS. (IF
Hirkit Patent
Sheathing Uith.
AT
Bv virtue of ,1.....-, r.. .,
Ikt Term i Imi1 " the lecein-
housenold ,n?uJrlor,'t'- "ther usual
STOVES, TINWARE,! NO. 6.
-AND
jri'KSlSHHll APARTMBNT TO LBT.
Room, can 1 and at Ko. 7 College atreet
(known a. the "Davidsoa Hoaar") newly
fiimlahrd. Mrs. Rrwln has charge of the el
Inarv department and will ramiak Srst-clas.
table board If desired at rcaaunaiile rate.
H nunlre on the premliw.. tl,2.1-d 1 m
yANTBI-MAN.
W want a northern young ma of good
character flir , .w on aioderau mI-
are Vi nrk the city, partly outooora. and
not heavy. ilv. reference, where rrom and
what yon have done. Addreaa,
mar7d2t "jt. I. X.," Aaheville P, 0
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
PlumblnR.steai,! andGa Fitting, Tin Roonn,f,
Inc, &c.
utter- i
, JKSKE R. 8TARNBS.
t'NDEKTAKER ANO EMBAL.MER.-
. Asheville, N. C.
livery requisite of the b;i
"lied. Wain wood en v wn T, h,r'
swet,,,S-rT:J'llt..P"..npt,y,,
"""'"'n ann mm ,.i
XOUTII COURT tSQUAUE.
000 JOBS AT ODD TIMES.
Rmplojr only the Iknt Workm
m. do gniM Work lind do prnmi)lv
. iiivmi. ii,
work in v.wi ...
. rnriHi. iimm vn i " i
can she. . i 'tc, He
C S. COOPER,
K-b20dlm
IO Son fit M .
39 Sonth Main Street. I .,. ,. ncH.
' n..radtmm0re' A,h7'"'N t-
dtmnrlO
JOTICB.
The Rnncomlie
Countv Medical H.H-ietv
and
nin. ii,.
V. , A.;S l?-lN.t 7.ao
eligible tomemtiershlnin .ku.
Weero Nonh c .ro,,"""' """ling t
berol thi. ,i. B1v l-eeomeamem-
fcbaodln, M. H. FLETCHER, Sec,