i.. :;; tzJLY citi z::r.
T! Cm- I. the anrmt eitcnsfvelv Hrrtt-1m-s
'4 vi.i-ly read Brip irr In Western
r. ill l.nx-n.
hi dm-uMiuii of fralilir nra and measure,
la ia tu tiiierc.t of public tntKrity, hfiflrtt
tovemmut. and proiMroM Industry, and It
now. to icional amgiucc in treating pub
tic lme.
lait mm pnbtishea the dispatch, of the
Ammm mini Frraa, wuica sow eover. the
whole world la Ita scope. It hat other fartlt
tiea of advancrd journalism for gather. ig
nrwa from ail quarter., with everytliingcaie
fully eoiurd to occupy tbc amalkat apace.
hltmea coptc ol an r rtii tjin will ba arot
frr to aay o aeadtnf their ftddim.
Tbsms bally,, t lor out year; 3 for all
tannins; 60 cents for fine month; 15 cent, for
onrk Catrtrr will deliver Om paprr In
evrry part of tht rity to .utMerfber., and par
tie. uiii It will plcaat call at Uw ClTuaa
nx-e.
AavMitawa lTia Rraaonahlc, and made
. kaowa om appticatioa at thit orne. AH
traamcat ad ret use men Is moat be paid in aa-
THURSDAY. MARCH H. 1889.
CArT. ralANCIS W. DAWHON.
It ia no mere formality which induce
Thi CmzBN, to-day to assume the line
of grief, but a an indication of it real
feeling of in tcnae aorrow at bearing tbc
sad Kti of tbc untimely death of Capt.
Dawson, who beyond all question, was
the leading journalist of the South.
Tbc wonderful power of a pen, such a
bis, generally recognized, and acknowl
edged by all men, but It bi power capa
ble of being naed, either for good or evil.
Either to pander to the pulsions or prej
adirea of i caderm, or to elevate them, day
by day to apUae higher, t ill higher, and
more adapted to true manhood. Capt.
. Dawson' pen was ever ready and fa
cile, but only devoted to one end and ob
ject; tbc advancement of ever material
good of hi people. Hi editorials
against : the - custom of duelling
alone, ' are sufficient to embalm hi
memory among the benefactor of hu
manity, and they were published at a
time which indicated bi true bravery of
character ' getting himself ia opposition
to the long established idea of the beet
men of bi State and fearlessly advocat
ing the right,, , .,
W beg our rained jriend of the New
and Courier to be aMtiredof our deep and
heartfelt tyrapathy. for indeed thi i a
loa both their and our.
ON TO CALIFORNIA.
Tbi eenu to be the cry just at present
of thousand npon tfeouMBd of our 01
low beings who are inspired br the
thought and led on br the incentive of
sudden and easily acquired wealth. The
class usually influenced bv such bid are
those who are of a wandering, uneasy turn
of mind, and who have nothing to lose
and all to gain of tbi world' good.
Theji do nof, ,t0P to consider the draw
back and difficulties which "they "will
necessarily have to encounter. It is cold,
gold, nothing but yellow gold -with
t.em, . .. , .
The region, from whence thi enticing
cry comet, Lower California wa discov
cred by Spanish explorer in the
time of Corte. The Conqueror him
elf lost nearly all hi private for
tune, in hi effort to discover that
certain portions of the country wa in
habitable. But In this be failed a have
many of hi successors. With the excep
tion, of a few scattered, indescribably
poverty ttrickea Indian, tht country of
Lower California remain to thi day
uninhabited.
The face of the entire country consist
of sand and rock, and there are no riv-
m . 1 t . . m
er lor irrtgauug purposes or water lor
washing the aand and pebble from the
ore, which to said to be so richly aprin
kled with gold deposit. Placer gold dig
ging have been known In the region for
year,, but it ha been on account
of the lack of water aud the desert pecu
Haritie of the place, that have hindered
o long any further development of it
resources, be they what they may.
Besides, it is a well known fact that for
year, the government of Mexico ha been
trying t sell Lower California to the
United Stat, and sums 'varying any
where from five to twenty million of
dollar have been named a a price. Thi
lieing the cane, it is only fair to presume
that ht present great gold cry is but one
of many clap-trap effort to start a boom
for the purchoaeand annexation of Lower
California. Be that a It may, it
to beat to go slow on tbc gold era.
The country offer so many disadvan
tage to one advantage, that the person
who finds himself landed tome morning
in that desert watte, without friends and
without capital,, however rich and
plenty the gold in the sands beneath his
fret, will have mighty hard drugiiig to
eke out a existence, ny nothing about
the comfort or pleasures of life,
Within the last two or three year,
hundred of people. hare. visited Cali
fornia, mainly, Lo Angeles and San
Diego in quest of pleasure aud health,
but quite as .many biive returned dis
gusted, saying that the dimat and thc-j
country had been- adly Overrated.
Certain H to, the real estate boom which
have been to phenomenal in those sec
tions art to-day ottatly collapsed. True,
nature t dealt brtfkrntly with the
''Coldw'StaU' lu ome yptk Jbut
dowreti 'att Wiaitxt of
fton Uk mi trti ahaD bavtbecn du
tovamJBkwu-Hui4 it iifaat
UingdhkHStrada 4t. itl -be fband that
Ute SwtW!StW
. kdvaut!! fur tb capitaJiat, health awl
rtiWaW ttem knf awttda; tif rur
mmt ,,,,',' .'tew-.
couiitiy. if climntc is vtiriert, ita water
pure, and ill mineral dcjMiaita, yet in the
iufuncy of develouient, iromisiiiK be
yond peradventure. It has no desert
srafitT-fc no lands tbut nerd 1 irrigated
i,fhe production, of a Ix.untiful crop,
. . '
oodctjracfinir svciul fenturcs. Yes, when
i - .-
the present cry of "On to California'
hull have silent its force, and the hungry
pilgrim returned from their fruitless
chase afler the yellow nugget, which will
prove to be onlr "fools gold" at best;
then, the cry will be, on to the tunny,
the hoiitable, the new and undeveloped
South. We wait it coming and wcl-
come it with eood cheer.
I
JVHV NOT r
The inauguration of President Harri
son i past, but the results attendant
thereto are daily being mode known in
various way. A a reult of the expos
ure on that damp, rainy inauguration
day 'no les than fifteen Congress men
contracted cold from which have resulted
many serious case of sickness. Of the
many thousand of visitor who were
compelled to endure a worse exposure to
the jnclement weather,, little ia known,
but it il safe to state that the cause of
many a fatal illness will date from that
memorable day. . '
In consideration of these and many
similar question it is pertinent to ask;
would it not be better to do away with
open air inauguration, and if not, why
not? It ia a matter of history that the
illnes which resulted in the death of the
Elder Hurrifton in 1840 could be traced
directly to the very hour when he stood
with bared head before the assembled
thousands and read hi inaugural ad
dress. The danger has never lessened and
fortunate indeed have been his successor
in escaping a like fate.
The crowd which gather before the in
auguration itand on the 4th of March
though numbering many thousands, ia
but a small portion of the nation of
whk'h it to a component part. And the
percentage of those who can hear or de
rive the least benefit whatever from the
reading is infinitesimal in comparison.
It is a fact beyond dispute that million
of our fellow citixens residing in our thriv
ing cities from Maine to California knew
better what the President's inaugural
message contained at 6 o'clock that very
afternoon than did the thousands who
were upon the capitol grounds and wit
nessed the exercise. This is a high
tribute to . the genius and enterprise of
the American presrlf tbiibt true,
would it not have been a well to have
given the address to the press and dis
pensed with tlie weary rending and the
danger attending?
Again, would it not have been more in
place, more politic to hare taken the
oath of office in tlie supreme court room
rather than in a driving rainstorm ujxm
an open platform. But, ay one, the
inauguration committee is alleged to
have cleared about $70,000 out of the
how, would you do away with thi ?
What it such a sum in comparison to tlie
exposure of thousands of live to danger
that may and often do result fatally
Absolutely nothing.
Ifour inauguration exercises cannot
be curtailed in some way so as to not
endanger the health and live Of the
thousand who qundrennittlly attend
them, It were better that they be done
away with entirely. Health it worth more
individually and collectively to our peo
ple than all the speeches ever pronounced
at the national capital. Why nut dispense
with the reading ot the inaugural en
tirely, and hold the rest of the cxerciaes
within the capitol building ?
Tlie President 1 inaugurated and the
business world can settle into the harness
for four year of great proierity. Let
every torge be lighted, let every spindle
hum, and nil the wheels go round. luter-
Ocean.
Funny, how every Republican pnier
throughout the country is nowaday
getting olT such gush n this. Just n
though we had not been enjoying nn era
of great prosperity for tlie puat four
year. Just a though the advent of a
new Republican administration wa go
ing to kindle anew the dead forge fire
and set the spindle of the idle fuctories
whirrin,; and thut, ere it liad been in
power long enough to gvt it hoc
blacked. " - :
What are the fact thus far concerning
the forge lire and tlie spindles. . Let us
examine.
The great Heading Iron Works, of Penn
sylvania, after running through four
year of Democratic administration go
to the wall, utterly collapsed. Will the
protective barout lay thi cromb ou Mr.
HarTitou' doorstep. Again, ix thous
and weaver at Fall River, Mamachn
setts, have gone on a etrike and three
million spindle are idle to-day.
I tbi tbc way the new administration '
is to light the forge ore and set tbi
ipiadk bumming? Ii this the boosted
bnainciw prosperity of whkh , w bate
bcjudaomwa?, Ob no, . Far from it. It
i tlie sum old cry of fraud. The tame
plaintive appeal which we have heard in
tht past, of tha Reputriican pits trying
tb IrnvAwrui it hUprkVfcfcM
ing thut its loli; vtd protection, which
taxes the poor man' necrasuries, may at
it 1eliet fulfill it Irredeemable pledge
and organize a boom in the industries of
the country. No, protection is at present
working on an entirely different bnait
and arriving at entirely opposite result
if we may be allowed to judge from re
cent circumstance.
Sweet smiling protection! Mild-eyed
divinity with your grasp of iron on the
poor man' throat! Fair hope of the
Republican party in '92 ! Gentle nymph 1
with a bodkin under the fold of your ,
i
rnglan how exceedingly funny you think ',
yo are !
MISCELLANEOUS.
Great Excitement in
New York City.
E. II. Wright, of IJostic
RroH. & Wright, and Cliarlie
Blanton, formerly of Bre-
vurd & Blanton, arrived in
New York City last evening
to buy the largest stock of
Spring Goods ever brought
to Asheville. Lookout for
new advertisement. New
Goods and New Prices.
Bohtic Bitos. & Wright.
The Leading rttorc of the city for Ladles Is
ESTABROOK'S,
t 8. Main Street.
The a rataat variety of alee fooda, such aa
Books,
Stationery,
Fancy Goods,
Toys,
i Paintings.
Bnaravliiga, Frames, Weatera North Carolina
Views, Novelties, Etc, Etc. ,
Kvcryone Is pirated and all aaOaArd with
what titer bur at thla Dlast.
Their atock la of tha brat and prices always
reasonable. Bualneaa men will And tht lar.
Itrat and brat lint of Blank Books and Office
Stationery HW.N.l,
Art Htadlo oyer atore, where vlaltora ran
obtain local sketches la oil or water colon,
febladtf
JONES, of Asheville's great
Bargain Store,
"THE RACKET,"
Leaves for New York to-day
to purchase his Springstock.
He says he has delayed his
trip somewhat in order to
give the inhabitants of that
big city t ime to resume their
equanimity and get back, so
to speak, to their usual hab
its, of business, because he
goes especially to secure some
Bargains, Auction Bargains,
so that when the goods are
brought to Asheville he may
create some little up-stir at
this end of the Hue.' He pro
poses to make a specialty of
White Goods, Laces Edg
ings, Hamburgs, Ribbons,
aiuK Underwear for both
sexes. lie claims, through
his connection with the great
Auction HouseofC.B. Rouse,
Nos. 400 and408Broadwa3,
New York, to have special
and peculiarfacilitiesforbuy
ing goods below their value,
and as all "Racket Stores"
sell goods at a stated profit
without regard to cost, some
astonishing bargains ore al
ways on hand. ,M UNDER
BUY AND UNDERSELL,"
"ONE PRICE," "PLAIN
FIGURES," "SPOT CASH."
Tha ''Racket" is . variety
Burgain Store irhere you can
buy , anything lowir ' than
elsewbure. tt. " ' ' "
MISCELLASLOVS.
Brace Up.
The Knickerbocker Shoul
der Brace and Suspender
combined promotes free res
piration, prevents stoop-
shoulders, easily adjusted
and worn with comfort.
Cheapest and best Brace in
the market. Call and exam
ine them at the Drug Store
of T. C. SMITH & CO. Also
a large assortment "of Hard
Rubber and Elastic Trusses
and SupiKjrters.
THE
CITIZEN
PUBLISHING
COMPANY,
No. 0 North Court Square,
Is prepared to do high-grade
work at
LOW RATES
Because they have a
FIRST-CLASS EQUIPMENT.
CITIZEN lnJUUIINb CO.!
HEAL ESTATE.' j
Vm. SI. Cocke, Jr., j
i:ealestatea::3':::;eale:cker,
I Aalievllle, N. C.
1 Can aril yoo one million acres of laud. In
tracts from SO to Krt.OoO aire. Have a
number of city Iota, Improved and nnim
prored, which I can arM un the beat of terms.
If yon want a large or small farm call on me.
If yoo want mineral, of any kind, yon need
o no further. If you want tiuilxr lunda,
thla la hendqnnrtera. In fac t I can auit you
In anything- you want In my line.
nervier, of a flrat-claaa civil encinrer and
practical surveyor ena"ued to ahow up all
property when required. I have had fifteen
years' experience in the real estate buaincu.
and think I know what will plcaae. I'rompt
attention to all inquiries.
au.wir
J.
W. COKTLANIj,
Real Estate Broker.
INVESTMENT AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENT,
Patton Avenue, Barnard Building. '
fcblfdly
D. S. WATSON,
Real Estate Agent,
(Not a Speculator.) .
Harlng by practical experience thoroughly
ratematiztd my sales department, 1 offer
SPECIAL INDUCEMENT
To thoM wishing to aril, and BARGAINS to
thoae wishing to bay.
I hare some of the best property for sale in
Aahevllle which can be bought low down. '
Also, country property, Manganese, Iron,
and Timber Land.
Call and examine my Hit before purchasing.
I). 8. WATSON,
Southeaat Corner Court Square,
dtmayl Asheville. N. C.
J. N. MORGAN & CO.,
No. 3 Barnard Building.
School and College Text
Books, afullline. Poets, His
tory, Romance, Biography,
Travel and Novels. Familv
Bibles, S. 8. Biblt and Test-
amenta, Oxford Teachers'
Bibles, Song Books of all
kinds, large stock Stationery,
Blank Books and Office and
School Supplies, New line
Ladies' and Gents' Pocket
books just opened. Fancy
Goods and Dolls.
fcblOdlT
JiOTICB
Is hereby irlven that amillration will be
nmrie to the present aeasinn of the Legislature
of North Carolina for the Incorporation ol
wic norm eastern Ltna tompant."
8. W. BATTL'K.
W. T. PBNNIMAN,
T. W. PATTON,
W. W. WEST.
Rcroa i w w: . e w y n.
JA9IES FRANK,
FAMILY GROCERIES ANO PROVISIONS
Agent for Reem. Creek Woolen Mills.
North Main Btrcet, . Asheville, N. C.
fcblOdly
yfB- WOLPE,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERER.
All kinds of cement wot k done.
Jotibing and kulsoniining promptly at
tended to.
Residence, Clayton 8t. Orders can be left
with W. H. Wcstall & Co. feb9diira
THE ASHEVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
Rooms on Main street, opposite the post
ottice. Open dally, except Sundays, from 10 a. m.
until I p. in., and 4 until H p. m.
The terms of subscription are: One year
$2 ; 6 inos., $.n0; 3 mm,, 1 ; 1 mo., SOcts.;
dailr 3 cts.
Officers lor 1889 President, R. R. Raw Is ;
Vice-rhrsident. Charles W. Woolsry; Kec.and
Trea.., I). 8. Watson ; Librarian, Misa B. J.
Hatch. -
Citisens and visitors are cordially Invited
to inspect the eatnloKue and inscribe their
names as members. feb8dtf
MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY,
No. 22 Patton Avenue,
tilrdwood & Stlkeleather,
Proprietor..
fj(T-All orders promptly attended to.
febU41y
'JRt)8TBB'8 SALB.
By virtue of a deed of trust executed to me
by A. B. Ware and wife, dated February 7,
1 MM8, aud duly registered in Book 18, Page
218, to secure the payment of certain notes
mentioned therein, I will aril at public aue.
tion for one-half cash and balance In six
months, on the premises or at the courthouse
in Asheville, N, C, on Wednesday, March 20,
1H8, the property descritied lit said trust,
aid property lieing situated in the Cltynjr
Asheville, on French Broad Avenue and Wil
liam Btreet, adjoining lands of W. M. Cocke,
Jr., and Messrs. Baird and Alexander; con
taining two acre, more or Ira. with three
dwelling honara and other improvements.
Thi. the 18th day of Februarv. 1 889.
, , I8I1JOR WALI.ACH,
febl9llm Trustee.
J. W.SCIIARTLE,
MERCHANT TAILOR
41 N. Main St.
ftbSOdly
UROOM FACTORY.
HANFOAD N. LOCK WOOD.
11 1 ' MANB-HAIIt .:' '
Brooinn, Whlkti, Hearth aud
Celling: Hrooiiia.
Mill and Factory grades a spet4altv. Quo
tation, and sample, free. febiedty
N
OTICB.
Notice I. hereby given that application will
be made to the Ixgi.latura of North Carolina
tor a charter Incoporattng the Western North
Carolina Medical College.
J. A. WATSON, M. D.
8. W. BATTLE, M. I.,
F. T. MBKIWETHER.M. D..
frb24dlm ANI10THER8.
RICHLAND HOUSE,
Corner Main and Depot,
WAWESVILLE, N. C.
Rooms newly rumished. Fnrt the lH
Vh market affonla. Good snmulc room.
SATISFACTlnV r.l'Aft tVTtfrn
Terms: $1.00 per dny.
G. D. L. ALLEN & SOX,
rrmn-kturfc
MISCELLASEOCS.
POWELL & SlilDER
AUK THE CL'H-
tntiati of thr piiMii hnppiiunn uml thry jiro
jm.wc thut rvrryi'twly tuill have it ntxl t unt
il thT ran help thnn lo it. Hiriniliv tluw
that have n hard tirur nidit t l)u tr wtft
find thfiti I, 'tying fur li. m. It' y(H luird t
auit. dillK-ult to rMiUalv,
YOU-
ARE Tilli CtK-
tottter we are after. Wi'll suit von. pU-ane
you, atify you. make -tt hn.ipy. What
more do you want. If you tvtint to know
w net her wr are anie tn ncru our orti,
whether we can bark all our hrur with k'ooij
conneientious pcrlormano:. why
ASK ANY
OLDCUS-
totner of oura and we'll stand by his tentl
mony. A man that won't keep hta word,
that goe back on hit promises, that trie to
work up a nnp
HE ISNT ,
WORTH A CUS-
pldore or any other cheap and nanty article.'
we want to give you a kooiI time. Arc you
withna? Ifaojuitgeta move on you -and
come to
""POWELIj & SNIDEH,
Gkoceks,
ASHKVILI.B. N. C.
dtmarlS
UICHMOND Dt DANVII.LB RAILROAD
COMPANY.
(Western North Carolina Division.)
PAMBNOBB DBrASTUKNT, I
Ashbvillb, N. C, Jan. 1. IH89.
PA3SBNGBR TRAIN HCHKIlL'LU.
In Kftbct Jan. 1,. 1M8U. -
"j No. Bl T No'. C3
Lt. Asheville,
Ar. Salisbury,
" Uanville,
" Lrnchburfl:.
95.ripm
437am
47am
12 5 pin
7 3Spm
9 2ipm
SUUam
6 2nam
8 8()in
" 3 30pm
1 -topni
6 4;ipm
10 20pm
1 UOum
7 0Oum
S 25am
1047am
1 20pra
900pm
5 lfiam
Washington
" Rnltitnon.. M
" Philn.,
" New York,
" Hoston,
' Hlehmond,
" Raleigh,
" Gotdsboro,
" Wilmington
7aonn'
1 02pm
3 10pm
11 -.nam
eoojim j
I No. 68
Lv. Asheville,
Ar. Spartanb'g
" Chariotte,
" Columbia,
' Charleston,
830am
llSOam
8 30pm
440pm
9 10pm
" Aufruata,
" 8avannah,
" Th srille.Ga
" Jacksonville
90!Spm
61Sam
14lpm
1200 in
Atlanta,
Montgom'y
Mobile.
104Opm
7 25ara
1 55pm
7 20pm
tip. B4"
7 10pm
840tu
New Orlean.l
No. SO
TWani
9 lliam
No. 52
'444pm
6 10pm
850ptn
.'Asheville,
. Hot Springs
1 10pm
('hHttanga1-Lfi lpw
140am
limnviiMi,
Memphis,
. Ashevll.e,
. Hot Springs
Knoxville,
Louisville,
Cincinnati,
Chicago,
St. Louis,
11 4Kam
5 30pm
444pm
810pm
850pm
7 15am
1 1 45um
6 30pm;
. 7 45pm
810am
"7Oam
9 20am
1 10pm
6 40am
8 30pm
745pm
f-" Sleeping cars on all night trains.
JAS. L. TAYLOR, W. A. WINBI RN.
G. P. A. D. P A.
SOL. HAAS, T. M.
Schedule Street Railway.
To take effect Friday, March 1, at 6.30 a. m.
Car leave. Court House 6.30 a. m.
7.00 "
8.00 "
' " 9.00 "
From then till T p. m. ear leaves court house
every 30 minutes.
Also, car leaves court house at 8.00 p. m.
and 9.00 p. m.
FARE. FIVK CENTS.
TLANTIC COAST LINB.
On and after this date the following sched
ules will be run over it. "Columbia Division."
No. 53 Leaves Columbia 5.20 p. m.
Arrive, nt Charleston 9.30 p.m.
No. 62 Leaves Charleston 7.10 a. m.
Arrive. atColumbia 11.55 a. m.
Connecting with trains to and from all
points on the Charlotte, Columbia Kc Au
gusta and Columbia & Greenville Railroad.
Daily.
T. M. KMRRSON, Gen. Pass. Agt.
J. F. DBVINB, Gen. Snpt.
N
OT1CB.
Application will he made to the present ses
slon ol the General Assembly of North Caro
lina to charter a turnpike road from South
Hominy in Buncombe, to the top of Mount
l'isgah in said county W. 0. CANDLER,
...... T' w- I'ATTON,
febl3dlm H. D. CHILD.
1 Bl'CKLAND,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. 10 PATTON AVBNU1S,
iM-gs.ta announce tnut he hns, received his
Bampjts' for the ensuing spring "and summer
iifaks the public to callund examine.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO CM
VRN Tn ft tLlV-
ING. REPAIRING AND ALTERING .
jan2dtf
J. V. BROWN
Will continue the undertaker's buslneimat his
old stand over J. E. Dickerson&Co.'s
Hardware Btore, under the
, tirm name of
J. V. ItROWN & CO,
Having thirty years' experience as under
taker and embolmer, and meqnaled fadlltles
for buying, ran safely guarantee satisfaction.
Calls promptly, attended to at all hours.
Everything pertaining to the business" al
wavsonhnnd. febl3dm
ODD JOBS AT ODJLTIMES.
t.. . Brown often hi. services as a first
class Murhmist. especially on all kinds of
line bght machinery, and work in wood or
metal. Has some experience in opening and
repairing Fire Proof Rales, making Models
repairing Surveyors' Instrument., etc. He
,-nn hnu ........ .. . v 1
. V "i'""""1" "'s worKtnnnship.
ftort a key to a steam engine that will con-
vim any one of his skill. N work solicited
, exwpt such as requires skill and gtnius to exl
CA-nte.
I OHice at J. B. THekerson ft Co.1. Hardware
, Slorti, Asheville. N. C.
marSdlm
FITS
Ct REU J1Y OLD SPECIALIST
PHYSICIAN.
Bottle of ntedl.-ine Free. W war
rant OUr l.m.rl.lnn.,1.. .
cases, and the only physicians who do this to
. prevent your being Impeded nnnn !,. ,.
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cost, yon nothing. Addles
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, j Ing mrmhera of the A.h.-rlllr bar ion
n ksi parenment and heavy flat paper), Co,
,enng all.ieee..aeT points. Just ont and now
nvn lo,, rrtf. n f,trth tmirt riMtr, ttaalUtf
iimels.
strictly fihst-clags ph1vate buai10.
.THE THOMAS norsE.
SHAH BATTliKV I'Akk,
Ih ihiw unilir entirely ir-w timuiieniuu,
nnfl will U- kept in strictly firtit-vlass
f'yle.
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Northern Cooking.
Rules Keiis)i!iil)li-.
MRS. U. LACY & SON.
I'roprittols.
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!TY RR8TAI RANT.
PATTON AVENUE,
Under Kedwood'c Store.
Meal, at all hours. A', the delieat-ie. ot the
season served in all i-aiictie. and in the best
stele. -. . -
Oysters, Game, Steaks, The Best of Ho
Coffee. Fresh Norfolk Oysters received every
day. The retail trade supplied. .
Hare add-d a new broiler; steaks, oysters,
ete., etc., dene to a Urn.
dtmarl3 T. J. SUMNER.
A DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION I
ASHEVILLE
To
KOT SPRINGS
Round Trip Ticket, only 4,!M, fnctudtns;
full day's board at the
MOUNTAIN PARK HOTKL.
The Baths in Marble Poola and Porcelain
Tubs are the finest and most luxurious in
America. The Hotel 1.
NEW AND FIRST-CLASS
In Every Particular.
I'NBXCELLED Is! ITS CUISINE..
The place is a charming spot, nestled'
among and sheltered by Pine-clad Mountain,
where there is no fog, no dust, no malaria.
Pure and abundant water, ang absolutely
perfect drainage, dtjul'.'y
NEAT.
PROMPT.
ACCURATE
A REAL PLEASURE
TO DO YOUU
PRINTING
As you want it and when you
want it.
CITIZEN PUBLISHING CO.
If any dealer says he has the W. t. rwnrls
the bcttoin, pat hlia down a. a fraud.
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE
J.50 K.XTRA T 1.1'K 1'AI K kHOt
I.0O and mi. IIOVS m HML KBOES,
All nuala In t'oimn-ss, Bulton aud Laoa,
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE l a diV s.
It au sold by Tur dfier rl,7 aiwxuj.
W. L. lXUOLAS, BKOCKTOM, MASS.
For saU-bv
HERRING & WEAVER,
30 South Mnin Street, AHheville, N. C.
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