t: ; CAS1.Y ciT:z:::i.
TV Crrrrav la the moat extensively etrctlr
Xr4 aad winy read acw.paper ! Clln
Ktyrta t aronna.
Its iSiarwaaio of public mrm an1 mea.nrea i
la la thr In i err. t at public rntrirrtty. fc"et I nrUOlU
rnwraaarst, aad foa,wToaa Industry, aad II I
aows ao pcrauaal aUcgiaaxcia Uui pub- the
BCt-awea. . . . . .. I .
1 u ,rrn mUIAm Ik hImm nf tM lh
a, wocM la in arotK. H other faciit- that they probawr rHsaes, they BO
IM if Wr .r4 Journalism lor llbtll I . t
awwa rtma a. I ouarcrrs, with everything care- doubt Could IlKld themselves Irom JUS-
toliy nlita M orcapy tae smaiarst spar. I
.at i...rn comes of u; coiuoa will Da (tat I tax
wf to an onr aa.i.inia innr aujdi liib.
Ta.wa Iiiv. l fc.r omt rear: S3 for all I
aaaracL Carriers will dVMvev the tx ta I
Un waauag It wig pkaac tali at the Crruaa I
AumarM iTaraaoci stile, and marie
laawa ua arnMacauvw at ira pm. ah i
traaaatat adwcrtiatamu aaaat b paid la 4-1 a(,t
1
. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1889.
w....c.i.H;.7,r .arm?
W. ..j A.i. i
.Uncear-'rti.lv.rtvin life. tte
rf-ri.r,.rl..Hhe4heremmitted at I I
mur la ar watinnal pWtinil a nrl thrnnarTuV I
..: , . . I
pulons aae of money to nine men to ad-1
lit
rjcedpoaitiooaoftni.tandhoiior,hve 0K " '
. .. . .. . - . landlila-ra olevcrvaort toaawift and
been toe MMect of no utile comment ana i
diaclo by .a impartial pre fo,
many months past Tbey are not only
1 1
tim.-lvnnralar.ruL hat nnrwtinr.. alao of
.t lareat and bnncrrt tn the welfare
. I
ofonrfree .yrtem of government; The
darigm they threaten and the lemon.
it . ! . I
they teach art to timely and suggestive,
that many of dm- leading divine, have
i k- ri:...: At
palpit Km been beard ringing, truthful
wortu of warning.
Rer.T. DeWitt Talmaire. one of the!
mott progreMive, tui well as one of the!
a . ..... ... I..
T2-T ara,M P,,Mt
tm U lnMrt it ha llmntlaa T.W I
Mcle but Sabbath morninor took for his I
trarme'-DUhonestvln Public Life." Ilia I
r i
. L ' ' ' I
words are so truthful, so full of prophetic I
warning, and withal ao timely that we I
cannot rrfrain from giving an abstract to
OOf rvarlerm. Hraawf. I
"We bare recently pasd through i
Presidential election in which $30,000,-
T.r"rk 'f'T.'T
of the great political parties need jeer at
the other, because tbey both raised aillpw. I ne courteous, ine witty, tne ais
they could for legitimate and illegitimate I tinguished Franklin would not bow down I
purposes. Bat that was only on a large I to the pomp and glitter of royalty, even
scale what has been going on on aL,i i tx,. :,i., nt it i,..t ..
IHUlW In ka lam CA. a. 1 1
in M departmenu. Politfc-the science
ofgoodgovernmeot-ha. often become a
synonyms for trnculency and turpitude. I
. " f" " it naa occn i
.n.g ii war inrouKn an ttiruiten. I
dom. Both of its hand, are rotten with
leproay. It. right band it ha. deep in
the pocket. 4U left band, with Hs ichor-
out knuckles, has knocked at the doors
rooms ana legislature and I
Congremca and Parliament.. The doors
-tm r-, m Hiviiiai Uw I a
through the council chamber aoftlv aaal,worU
.slippered page,, and ba. swung out its
Band In Salutation to judge and to legis-
lator. If the hand be taken and thenalm I
ttoWa?7 S the palmpfLfwolJ iUt, hii high office Into the
blotch In the .hao. of a ...hlen ..J
. . f I
from palm to palm and the victim I
penahes. The blackest pages in English,
Scotch, Inh, French, Italian, American I
-Jll.l .1 L I I
" "re oenea by oribery.
"Some of yon remember the Facific
maHsnbridan. More of you remember
the tragedy of tb Credit Mobilier.
Benedict Arnold Mild the fort at the I
Highlands for 113,573 to the enemy ol
kla . I 1 A i . . I
mi muuur aiiu n na aim. in n. a. I
. a te.. I
cratea tor ail lime. I
"TberobWetofthe Leiri.luturr of thia"" l"T.l'
W - '
country control the country, Tbii laud
. j , ... .. . . .
ifuay m orunk; WIIB Dtinery, Uh,
says some one, 'there is no use talking
Maiii.tthi.dn. Every m.a has hi.
nrfr' T An nn. tSsa1UM U Tka
1 , - --" l.i 4(V1 II V.
been Instances, even in heathen lands and
among those who made no trrofrsskin of
being guided by the Christian religion,
who have proved themselves incorrupU-
lllav VnH 1ni1 1 t.nw .. - I
' -" . aaua unja BtHU WUIIICU
.........
who could not be bribed by the con-
centra ted power of earth and hell. You
..-..x uiiiiiiig Aiveiit a
bribe than yon would of asking an angel
toeichange hearea for the pit. These
are the kind of person who are going to
save the aty and save the country and
arc the world.
"Kfranaihilji imt ana a., .r. .11
. j-- r. wmj aut w mi
are not thoroughly settled in their moral
character to keep out of politic. Yoa
awww again vu are nrong or weaa.
A ma. may know how rtrong be is by
bow be feels in the presence of a bad op-
i.it unity. urn a man a noncst merely
bcranse honesty Is the best policy he is
morany bankrupt aad a scoundrel at
heart, whether be knows it or not,"
LET Vm HATE THE
UW AT
ONCK.
A bill hat been introduced in the Cana
dian Parliament by 'prof. Weldon, and
known as the Weldon extradition bill.
It is in substance a measure which pro.
pose, to surrender to the United
States the American colony of bood
ler, now sheltered in that country.
' It It laid that the fugitive thfeves "are
making strenuous exertions to prevent
the bill from becoming a law. They hare
eves resorted to their own well known 1
home scheme of bribing the Canadian
lawmakers,' in hope, of defeating the
measure. To accomplish this, they in
tend to raise $100,000 among the exiled
Americans to corrupt the Parliament.
To the lawabiding Canadians this situ
ation of things mast. Indeed, be a novel
one. Think of having a lot of fugitive
thieves adcrtakc to buy immunity by
corruptiiigtbeirlawmakera, Itisenough
to bring the blush of shame to the cheek
of any Canuck. But this is the simple
truth of the matter.
At first thought, it would seem a rather
!ui!icrou idea for the refugees to
gave to buy up the Parliament every year
yl order to irep themselves out ofStale's
' 1 1 wlvit wr consider I
.1
KOfTI of boodlcrs that nave crossca
..,-,-, ' " " I
.. ... ..-...! Ilk
iiui in1 thr SmflUni (II IUIICII auu
lor aooic time
Thr hill h aueltiOD IS a most wnoie-
aomC measure in CVCTy respect,
would prove of great practical bench t to
!. Canadian as a people.. U would
, . . . ,.
only aid in bringing fugitive thievet
to de-erred justice, but it would tend to
"
remove the odium at present almost in
sfuarablr connected with the honor and
food name of the Dominion, M being the
CoreUd horoe of countleM boodler..
Every juance loving
promuing pUn w on foot which will ena-1
f v
. . -1.. mw vfuiillinnr iaarilrra
-"partial juat.
The bill if paaaed by the Canadian Par-
t. ' l 1,1 m.ilj ralmartiva in I
namt.iv a.ww. -
Pwer.. in order that the boodler.
.1 II a I .a,
P"t u " tne w ue,
nnocr ,l" J- I
meant let at naveine law at oner, in
mo1 1 , ...
' J
wont claaa of criminal, that ever curd
or "y other country.
II'
Immrijcity. thou amt a
JEWEfc.
The pure .implicity and freedom from
t-. ..e i. rl
tuepomp.no aosuu. roy.u,
nnr airatrm rtl a-nVaTnmmt. fi reffard thC I
manner, and conduct of our public ser-
vanta. ia in stramre contrast to that of
' " i
' . . . - ....
the crowned head, of Europe, it has
been the subject of comment and criticism
ever since we became a nation,
Thna wn rrnowned founders andes
ponenU of American .implicity and civil-
jty in manners, Thomas Jefferaon and(
Benjamin Franklin, left a legacy that will
Mw forottM, by the AmCT,can pt
F
md hii tw
can citizen, neither alienor nor inferior
to his fellow man. Can any one gainsay
that he was always reaiiectea ana non-
a t... ui. ..i- u k.
... , -
w'th jefferaon. He never was pre-
t'"tious or assuming ; great honor, were
his, but they did not change hi. simple,
courteous, homelike habits which made
him Krioved by a nation and revered by
"Is easy to enumerate similar exam
pie. in American life. But a few day. ago
we wltnraard a President of sixtv millions
rank, of private cituen.h.p. There was
I . ! ! I I I .
rowuing ui imperial hchus, puaa-
ing of the .ceptre of royalty, no undue
pomp or circumstance, but all was siin
'
k and rul, and injust accord with
..... , . ,
the pnnctplesandcu.tomsof government
,aia down our ""'"thfr..
How marked the contrast, how differ
ent the result, is the almve brief charac-
I i. ( 1 ru, nt II ., Il.r. ll 1. 11 .H.ri.n,. m
. ... i. . . . .1
.iv'.t vi v ....,. ui
, . , ....
I A .a i a , , . a. a
I ,Vllow,nR ""cni, i ruju j, ciippta
i r . t ., . r i. i ,
mim uk lAiniinn niimin ui inr new iwi
Herald. It demonstrates the power of
rtd tape, in an era and government of red
1
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"".
the circumstance or charitable the intent,
I the decree of red tape must he obeyed.
Her Majesty was driving along Thames
I . . ..'.! .1 ' 1
I HUTl WIID tlllC III IHC linilVXVacB, WllCn
I 1 1
she saw a blind man ulnving an ittw -
Idion being led along the road by a wo-
i man. tuuciieu uy iiic gciiue airains oil
his melody. Her Majesty's heart went
forth in pity for the lot of the blind mu-
akian. Royal self-respect forbade her
throwing a copper to the pair, as an
I humble civilian niiuht have done: but bv
I .L. I ! I
tin: i line i lie rrgui ctiiiiiitHurc rcHcnetl
Windsor Hritlve Her Majesty had n-
trived a SK-liemc by which the pauper
player's distress might be alleviated.
This was the process:
At tht Bridge the Qiaxn stopjud the
i carriage.
I Tlie Oueen then summoned her atten
dant and handed him a two-shilling
piece,
The Queen then gave him full instruc
tions as to what he should do with it.
The attendant repeated the process
with the toll gate keeper.
The toll gate keeper, whose name was
I lusted, received the, florin and bowed.
The toll gate keeper then chnsed up the
street after the laggur.
The toll gate keeper then told the beg
gar all about it. '
The toll gate kreiier then told the wo
man leading the beggar.
The toll gate keeper then gave the beg
gar the two-shilling piece.
The toll gate keeper next received the
beggar's thanks.
The blind accordion player then went
on his wny rejoicing, and playing "God
Save the Queen" in lour flats, while Mr.
Husted rushed away to tell the news to
the neighborhood.
Her Majesty then drove on as if noth
ing unusual hnd happened.
Charity is a beautiful thing!
The All-American and Chicago bus
boll players will visit the House of Com
mons by snx-inl invitation of the Siraker.
They have also been elected honorary
members of the Century Club while in
London. It Is better to be an American
base ball toaaer than to be well any an
American Congressman nowadays.
MIXELLAXLOl'S.
QrCat ExcitCHient ilt
Jiew York City.
E. II. Wright, of Bostie
BroB. & Wright, and Cliarlie
l a 1 ' V I
1JIanton lofmoriy OI re-
vard & Blanton, arrived in
New York City last evening
to buy the largest Btork of
. Goods eVCT brought
I C7 "
to Aslievillo. Lookout for
new vcrt jfrement. New
UOOUS and WeW I fUm
BOSTIC BltOH. & WtUUHT.
i-
Tbe Leading Store of the city for Ladle to
ESTADROOK'S,
m s. Main Street.
TIM greatest variety of nice goods, "such as
Book,
Stationery,
Fancy Uooda,
Toys,
wi.s ,1..
g-laltllls(.
Engravings, Frames, Westcra North Carolina
Views, Novelties, Etc., Etc.
Everyone Is pleased aad all satisfied with
what tney buy at thla place. I
Their stock la of the beat aad srtevs always
. . .. . . . .
nnr iiiai n oi im
i rraaonaaie, tiuMneas men will ana ine inr.
mt and brat line of Blank Books aad Uflicc
BtatUmeryln W.N.C.
I T RIQUIU UTTT KlUTT, WilfTT TIBIlUn CsSn
ohtio toa ktuh in oil or water color.
JONES, of Asheville's great
Bargain Store,
"THE BACKET,"
Loaves for New York to-day
to purchase lllS Springstock.
I II 11 11 . .
Ilia antra tin linu ,lfl,itft.l hlu
l"" J "u "v
trip BOmewhat in Order to
. . ., , a , .
H1 tne inhabitants Of that
big city time to resume their
... , . . ,
lut " u V unva., bu
r,r TknnV .' rt triAlr nntml ha.
I '
.. a . .
IMi 1)1 l)UH,nes8i LMH auHe "e
goes PSjlwially tOBecureSOniO
r, , . .. -n
Bargains, Auction Bargains,
BO that when the goods are
brought to Asheville he may
create some little up-stir it
this end of the line, lie pro
poses to make a specialty of
White Goods, Laces, Edg
ings, Hamburgs, . Ribbons,
and Underwear for both
sexes. He claims, through
his connection with thegreat
Auction House of C. B. Bouse,
Nos. 4GG and 468 Broadway,
New York, to have special
and ioculiar facilities for buy
ing goods Mow their value,
and as all "Racket Stores"
sell goods at a stated profit
without regnnl to cost. Borne
astonishing bargains are al
ways on hand. , "UNDER
BUY AND UNDERSELL,"
"ONE PRICE," " PLAIN
FKiURES," "SPOT CASH."
The "Racket" is a variety
Bargain Store where you can
buy anything lower than
elsewhere. Try it.
N. Y. Office, 40G Broadway.
KfKCELLAXEOCS.
If
I If
FRESH SEEDS!
Garden Seeds,
Field Seed8,
Flower Seeda,
Onion Botn,
Irish Potatoes,
Early Corn,.
Peas and Beans.
All Fwh Stock,
. No Old Stock,
No Commission Seed.
T. C. S9SITII & CO
Wliolesale and Retail
DRUGGISTS. .
THE
CITIZEN
PUBLISHING
COMPANY
No. G North Court Square,
r. nPl,.ir,Ni tJ1 tin jli(ri, ''fa
V8 . 1IVUT0tl tJ ilO lllgh-grade
work at
LOW RATES
Because they have a
FIRST-CLASS EQUIPMENT.
CITIZEN PUBL1SIING CO.
KEAL ESTATE.
Wui. M, Cocke, Jr.,
f.ALESTATEA!;3.;'.ERALEr,CKER,
Abhe.llle, N. C.
Can aril von one millitu acres of land, In
tracts h-ora 50 to liKMMMi acres. Have a
number of city lota. improved and unim
proved, which I can aril on the best of terms.
yoa want a large or small farm end oa me.
you want mincrala of any kind, you need
go no further. If you want timlicr lamia.
thla la headquarters, la fact I eaa suit you
a anything yoa want tat my line.
hcrvtceaofa Brat-claaa civil engineer and
practical surveyor engaged to how up all
property whea required. I have had fifteen
years' experience in the real estate business.
and think I know what will please. Prompt
attention to all inquiries.
Ieb24dlr
W. COKTLANU,
Ileal Estate Broker,
INVESTMENT AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENT,
Patton A venae, Barnard Building.
febOdly
D. S, WATSON,
Real Estate Ajceut,
(Not a Speculator.)
Having by practical experience thoroughly
systematized my sales department, I oner
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
To tboae wishing to tell, aad BARGAINS tal
those wishing to buy. .
I kave some of the beat property for sale in
Asherille which can be bought low down.
Also, country property. Manganese, Iroa,
TtabCT I-,,d
Call and examine aiy list before purchasing.
D, a. WATSON,
Southeast Corner Court Square,
dtmayl Asheville. N. C.
J. N. MORGAN & CO.,
No, 3 Barnard Building,
School and College Text
Books, afullline. Poets, Hit
tory, ilomanee, Biography,
m w -m v m w I
l ravel ana novels, t nmiiy
lnbles, S. S. liibles and leist-
aments, Oxford Teachers
Bibles, hong Books of all
kinds, large stock Stationery,
Blank Books and Uttlce and
I School' SupplieB. New line
Ladies and Uents 1'oncet-
books just opened." Fancy
Goods and Dolls.
febiodlv
N
OTICE
Is hereby aiven that antillcntlun will be
I made to tae prraent session of the legislature
of North Carolina for the Incorporation of
tne "Norm Kaaleru i.nml company."
n. w. ma i run
W. T. PKNNIM AN,
T. W, PATTON,
W. W. WKST,
W, b. owypi.1-
"iebitMTinTT
JAMES FRANK,
DSALSS IN
FAMILY GROCERIES ANO PROVISIONS
Agent for Rcem Creek Woolen Mills.
North Mala Street, Asheville, N. C.
fcblOdly
yB. WOLFE,
' PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERER
All kinds of cement woi k done.
Jobbing and kalsumining momutlv at
tended to.
Residence, Clnvton St. Orders can lie left
witn w, i. weataii at v.o. tenutiom
THE ASHEVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
Rooms on Main street, oimoslte the uost-
umix. ,
Open dally, except Sundays, from 10 a. m.
intll I p. m., and 4 until 6 p. m.
The terms of subscription are: One vear
mo... ai.ou: s mo... si: l mo., socts.:
daily 3 its.
f IffiiOTa for 1 HBQPratrlnt U B U..I.
Vice-President. Charles W. Woolser : Sec. and
Treas., u, u. Watson: Librarian, Miss B.J
Hatch.
Citixens and visitors are eordiullr invited
to inspect the catalogue and inscribe their
name as members, v IcbHiltf
MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY,
No. 28 Patton Avenue,
Glrdwood & Stlkeleather,
Proprietors.
g.-Arl orders promptly attended to.
icbtrtly
ejRUSTBE'S SALB. I
By virtue of a deed of trust executed to me
bv
r A. B. ware and wife, anted February 7
'.j?
1888, and duly registered in Book 18, I'nge
secure tne payment ol certain notes
o therein, 1 will sell at public auo
one-half cash and balance In six
months, on the premises or at the court house
in Asnevine, N. ... on Wednesday, March 20,
1889, the property descrilied in said trust,
r iieiiig situated In the Cite ol
Asheville, on French Broad Avenue and wil-
lium Street, adiointnii lands of W. M. Cockr
Jr., and Messrs. Bnird and Alexander: con.
talning two acres more or lew with three
I dwelling houses and other improvements,
i nut tae lata uay oi Kenruarv, 1888.
I9IUUX WAL.l.A'.H,
fcblBdlm Trustee
J. W.SCIIARTLE,
MERCHANT TAILOR
4 J IS. Main St.
fcbaodly
BROOM FACTORY.
HANFORD N. LOCK WOOD
Brooms), Whisks, Hearth and
Celllna, Broom).
Mill and Factory grades a succJnltv. Ouo. L
1 tntruns avuu samples ire. leolodly
rfkJOTlCB.
Notice ia hereby dven that aimllmtlon uin
be made to the Legislature of North Carolina
for a chnrrVr lntiHirating the Western Norlh
Carolina Medical College.
J. A. WATSON. M. 11.,
8. W. KATTI.W M. I
F. T. MKKIWKTIlbR.M. I)..
AND OTHERS.
frb24dtra
RICHLAND HOUSE,
Corner Muin nnd DcKt,
WAYNESYILLE, N. C.
Rooms newly funiislad. Fare tla.- lant
the market nITortls. Gooil anniplc rnoui.
SATISFACTION (U'ARANTEUI).
Terms: $1.00 jier tiny.
G. D. L. ALLEN & SON,
Proprietors.
MISCELLAXLOIS.
P017ELL & SIM
ARK TftK CLS-
ti.iliank nr llie lie hniipincsa mid lh .v t.i-
Hiae that rverylMnly ahull have a (lornl- tlllli
it Ihev ran h-l thrill to It. l-.Kiiallv those
that have a hard timr most ol the yiar will
fiml thrm lavinu lor Hum. If you hard lu
suit, dnhculi to aiiLinly,
YOU
AUK THE CtS-
turner we nre after. We'll suit yon, il ae
vou, satisfy yoa, itinlie )." happy. What
more do vou want. If yon ianl it know
whether we are nine to si---p i
-hcther we can buck all our hrau wilb Kootl
conscientious pcrfoniiBnce. why
c
ASK ANY
OLD CUS-
turner of ours and we'll stand by his testi
mony. A man that won't keep his word,
thut goes back on his promises, that tries to
work up a liap
HE ISN'T
WORTH A CUS-
Hdore or nv other cheap and nasty article.
We want to give you a good time. Are you
with us? If so Just get a move on you and
come to
POWELL & SNIDER,
GROCERS,
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
dtmarlS
HMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD
COMl'ANY.
(Westers North Carolina Division.)
PaSKN(lK DBrADTMRNT,
AsHivti.i.a, N. C, Jan. 1, 1889.
PASSBNGER TRAIN SCHBDVLB.
In Bffbct Jan. 1. 188:
T'No. 51 7 No. S3 I
Lv. Asheville.
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uanvuie,
Lynchburg,
Washington
Baltimore.
" Phila., ..
New York,
Boston
Richmond
S30pmB18am
Raleigh,
Ooldsboro.
7 SDnm
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i
No. 5ft
Lv. Asheville.
8 30am
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Ar. Spartanb'g
Juharlotte,
' Columbia,
1 Charleston,
" Augusta,
" Savannah,
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" Jacksonville
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80pm
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Knoxviile,
" Chnttan'ga,
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Ar. Hot Springs
Knoxvillc, .
Louisville,
Cincinnati,
Chicago,
JU. Louis,
J- Sleeping cars on all night trains
JA8. L. TAYLOR. W. A. WINIH'KN,
O. P. A. D. P A.
SOL. HAAS, T. M.
Schedule Street Railway.
To take effect Friday, March 1, at 6.80a. m.
Car leaves Court House 6.30 a. m.
" 7.0O "
" " " " 8.00 "
' 9.00 "
From then till 7 p. m. ear leaves court house
every 30 minutes.
Also, car leaves court house at 8.00 n. m.
and U.00 p. m.
fAKR, 1-IVtt IJISNIS.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
On and after this date the following sched
ules will lie run over its "Columbia Division."
No. 53 Leaves Columbia 5. 20 p. m,
Arrives at Charleston 9. So p. m.
No. 52 Leaves Charleston 7.10 a. m.
Arrives t Columbia 11.55 a. m.
Connecting with trains to and from all
points on the Charlotte, Columbia ft Au
gusta and Columbia & Greenville Railroads.
Daily,
T. M. RMBKSON, Gen. Pass. Agt.
J, F. DBVINB, Gen. Supt.
JOTICB.
Application will be made to the present ses
sion of the General Assembly of North Caro
sion
Una
lina to charter a turnpike road from South
Hominy in Buncomlic, to the top of Mount
Pisgah in sold county: W. G. CANDLKK,
t
T. W, PATTON.
febl3dlm
H. U. CHILD.
'J BUCKLAND,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
WO. 10 PATTON AVENUB,
Begs to annonnee tnnt he hn received his
samples for the ensuing spring and summer
and asks the public to call and examine,
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVKN TO CLEAN-
, INO, REPAIRING AND ALTERING.
Jan2dtf .
J. V. BROWN
Will continue the undertaker's business nt his
old stand over J. E. Dickerson & Co.'s
Hardware Store, under the
firm name of
J. V. BROWN & CO.
Having thirty years' experience as under
taker and embnlmer, and unojualed facilities
fur tiding, can safely guarantee SAtlsfaetlon'.
Culls promptly attended to at all hours.
Everything iwrtulnlng Jo the business al
ways on Band. a..fiib.a.l.'-
ODD JOBS AT ODD TIMES.
.ii':.Vi.nrw? om;", hi" -rTiee as a first,
ilaas Machinist, tsiccinlly on nil kinds of
hne light niiuhincry, and work in wood or
metal. Has some experience in opening and
S;!.l!w"K o"l'r,M".S""'"' ni-l"g Models,
repairing Surveynn.' Instruments? etc, He
can show sia-cimen of his workmanship.
v? - " ltl,"'Ia,n engine that will con
Unce any one ol his skill. No work snlldted,
except such as requires skill and genius to exl
Orncc nt J. K,
IHckrraon AV I'n 'a tlu 1..
Store, Asheville. N. C.
mar2dtm
FITS
Cl'RED BY Ol.li SPECIALIST
1 IHNICIAN.
Bottle of meilliHne Free. Wr war.
rant our rrmnl i,... tu. .
utses, and the only physicians who do this to
prevent your be,ng imposed upon by m.n
mring false names and who are not lhtor
Bet-aiisc others failed la no reps ,, lor not
"!T mc'"1"'- Ex,rrrM and Post-
uai iiureau. am Broadwar. New
York.
Jnu27drxwty
A ,!, 1 cV""r prepared bv lead-a-
4 mr",,,cr f he Asheville bar (on
VI Jila LrT!? "'" Jt o'.t and now
. the olhreof tbel iTiiaa Publish.
mo vo., no. s North Court Square, ianllrtf
HOTELS.
STRICTLY f II1ST-CLASS PHIVATE EOARO.
Tin: tiio.mas norsi:.
NliAK IIATTliHV TANK.
I novf under entirely new niatiarmeiit,
anil will Ik kept in strictly IiisKIiiks
style.
IHANMh.NroK Kl.(;i l.AK IIOAKIILkS TAKfcN
Nortlici ii Cooking.
Kutes Kca.soiKilile.
MKS. l LACY oi SON.
Proprktoni.
tltf
1TV KE8TAI MANT.
PATTON AVENUE,'
Under Redwood'? Store,
Meals at all hour. A', the drlfcavfesof tbe
seasou served in all vu iietiea and iu the best
style.
Oysters, Came, Steaks, The Best of Hot
Coffee. Fresh Norfolk Oysters received every
day. The retail trade supplied.
Have add -d a new broiler, steaks, oysters.
etc., etc., di ne to a turn.
dtmarta .. T. J. SUMNER.
A DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION !
asheville:
TO
HOT SPRINGS.
Round Trip Tickets only It. DO, iucludiug a
full duy's board at the
MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL'.
The Uuths in Marble Pools aad Porcelain
Tubs are the finest aud most luxurious la
America. The Hotel to
NEW AND FIRST-CLASS
;; Ia Every Particular. " - -
UNEXCllLLEI) IN ITS CUISINE.
mc limit is a cnurnung sunt, nestled
among and sheltered by Pine-clad Mountains
where there is no fog, no dust, ao malaria.
Pure and abundant water, and absolutely
perfect drainage. illjuUtt -
NEAT.
PROMPT.
ACCURATE.
A REAL PLEASURE
TO DO YOL K
PRINTING
As you want it and when you
want it.
CITIZEN PUBLISHING! CO.
If any dealer say. h has the W. I. DonglM
Shoes without name and prios utainpoa SB
the, bottom, put him down as a fraud
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE GENTLEMEN.
Itrst In tha world. Kmmliwi his
fJU.00 i K N H I N K H A N l-8 S KI A HOB.
LOO lltMLNk U n, wl! a!una "
:..,) mtl.K'K AM) FAIIMKItH' 8IIOB. .
? WOBK.INOM AN'H 8HOK.
..I." Fr'.? "i' 8 MIMJl. SHOES.
Ail made. In Cangrvu, Button ud Lac.
W. L. DOUGLAS
83MSH0E laV..
. BaS Material. Bast gtvle. Beat PlttinC.
It But aoUl by yirar deslar, write a-.ua
W. L. DOUGLAS, BKOCKTOK, W ASaV
. Forsakby
HERRING Sc. WEAVER,
30 South Main Street, Asheville, N. C.
jont'Jilly
t wrrr's flrwiFM hns cured i of t
Rtillirnant bremkiiig out oa aiy leg, whir h
esiised InMershle pain. It waa called
Rearms by Iho d"cuirs four ol whom
mited me with nu relief. I candidly
emvs Ihst I owe my present good health
8. 8. B..hlrli in aiy aauauUioa to
Invaluable as a blond remedy.
MB JllIJA PlWlTT,
tat7 N. lUtk SC. hi. lalttlSt MO.
Our bshy when two months aid was
ituckrd wlih Mcroluls. which for slnnK
U"lli"lro5'''d ''"IK"! entirely, iu
, - - --. - " 1 " vi avr 11 1 n. i na
:'V-al 'l"l to relleva hor, snd w. rnvu
f a I hw'r's hetciric, w'lkh soon eurrd hot
I'M J nUrel. snd she Is now htls and hearty.
L-rV J K V. Uu. VS ill's Point, Tuia,
aPP h" tm Wry
Blind Diseases snd arTvim in .nl,n
auuiud fm.
il i-wirr HnnnclX,
' Drawer 1, Atlanta, fja
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