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.!.!'" .V r'l.nVui'v iiK'i'isf htM-k of DiM'.-is (lond.s Th coiiiini'ii' March 10, mul
; r.il'lcq.l.iin l! ni.'-.s- .1 I 1 ' I S i I 1 1 1-! 1 1 IK I U Hi lUS-
every i-'irt
TUflCl.
f;f ,'i ,t'tini.!c, run. tii.'J'1
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sriisr ,.i,a v! by this firm -i umntMma. um.
;in iiiiHinv; upon lliis nisirkfl, iUU oino to mako u chano
SO ('.'11 1
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St'MSOll tin
ruu'.v. makch iw-.-
Iu,1,r. T. I.ii.coi:i t.) i'rcit ?;iit,,;,'
Fred I), '"nii'.t l.i Au-iiia, V.'.-.llar Maine
solicit-r t,f the trc. !'i:ry, ir.di .ate that,
the gnimlson of 'H 'i Piipccannc ii i;ot
. insensillc to hereditary claim.
. Tlsc iiiiisons (.I'l.ouii.iii.'i will i-diWiitc
tho lOdlli aaniveip.-ny of the- i.iati;'iir.i
t1on ns Prtsiilci.t of t lit- I 'nik-il Kta-lcs o!
Cii-orfjc Wa-liintoii, tin- prratis.t mason
einco Jofni the Ilnjuiitt.
The inlialiilanta of Rio JaiK-ir.i ruv ly
ing at tin'' rate of.O'Wn mnmh of yil
luw fever mul other (iiiltiiiic iIiscims.
Could not the President 1c induitd to
give Elliott. F. Slifjiard the lira: iiian
mission?
liiidiop Eymau's discovery th.it ea
nuts tire pd ns a soiinrfic is :ittrni:tinj;
nlmosf ns much jitUntiMi an didtltn.
Clinsjmnn' first MiuouiKfiniiit of the
tobat'C'J cine, ltut the timely waruin;; of
the Washington I'ost to ki p the nhiieks
out of the Ixtl should he well heeikil.
-
Aa attempt in to Ijc made to revive the
old Whijf party in Alabama. A merlin;,'
has Ijcx-it called (it I!iniiini;h!im, nnd in
vitatimis have lui n Kent to .ninny Iieiutv-r
erats, onee Whigs, v. hi vokd fir"Tip-.
IKVanue and Tyler, too.'' A rcmiui
eetit'e v.i'.l hardly .nerve lt viuili.-.e a new
patty, nnd old Wliijja, 11s n rule, iii'e not
thes'irt of people to tlesert their rolors
orratlur their color upon the hetls i l
n rever.w.
The ehief tluiniH to distinction pos
wascd ly Mr, AlleuThorndyke Kitc,iioiii
inaled far the Kufwinn mission nre tl cd
itorship of the North At iieriean Kiiiewj
the supposed luithoifihip of the iiilirtive
"Kiehmond" letters attaeUiiif; Fiert tmy
Hitynrd, mul the ftut, nevi :rnecnii'pli.slitd
ly any other AineritaO, of hreahinx the
hanlt at Monte Cailo. He wan very
n-Rtive ul one time under 1111 id'ti:ed
Miuliliiilg hv nimistr.f, I'lielllK -
Sir Julian I'minei-foli- ticdittd with
the remark, in relntion to hm appojnt
incut Minister of ire.it Hiitain at
Wasdiiiijjton, "The poi.ition has Ixeii the
iimhilioii ol'my life.." No doulit he will
lie received in Wiishiugton with aa grcnl
lie(irtii:e!i ns hitt pleasure in comimr 1 It-
lin hud a lii illiant ttueer in Enelish ofli-
eial ife. in n (iistiiij;tii;,lieil iitithurity itjmti
international law, has rent sochd ae
complishnientii and n dan'liter who in
i!eerilicd as a most atftu live woman.
Special (lisprileheM from Ottawa and
.Montreal to me Jiiwltui rust eoneiu- in
stntinj; that the Canadian covtinnirut
has conrlnded to renew for the euniiny
tiiMHiin the eouee-tsions ollered Amiiiean
lislivrmcn in the irjeetcil trealy. In oiher
wordu, the Canadian 'yoveininent pro
ptiws to carry into effect its own stipula
tions in the treaty, In spite of its rejection
Itv the Senate of the 1'nitcd Stales. In
pursuance of this policy it is further
stated that order have Iktii already in
nurd to collector f cnslontH in Canada
to ifsne to American vtmels liei n t:i to
touch nnd trade and to felt in all the wa
ters of the Ihimhsion.
The (jklalninm tomitry, to Ik- opened
11 1 1 1 iy 1 1 it I 'resident's proclamation on
Apnli'consistsof about 'J.iHXi.UOOam
upon "which it is thought loi),(iiit.).o(m
people will locate within sity days after
the 22. These tsettltrit will iio'doulit get
tojtetiier nt once ami ncnd tt delegate to
Washington next winter. The oju'iiin;;
oftht Cheiokee strip of ti.oiM.nno ,,cn-.
will probably follow, ami some think
that finally all the laudn described in the
Oiijjuuil priuer lull win oe tiirown
opca, tnakinj; n territory of 'j:i,i)iiil,i)0(l
acres, which is n.iid to coiilaia umiie ol
the bct lauds in the country.
Thetc seems lilt..- doubt that the prop
erty and fianehif.es of the TcnhesHcc 'Cial
IrcnwV Kailmad . Co., have been bought
up be some Northern c.ipitalisU, who.
evt-r they mny lc This cmnpany'ti prop
ei iy 'is 'valued at $ -i.iu (, nu. ami, follow
iii It as it does, imiuediatelv upon the vi'dt
to the Southern coabtind iron sections 01
Hewitt, Cooper and Carnegie, nnd thetc
ilatttiine; utlerauces a to the .future ol
those iuttrests in the South, the purchase
ii most significant. Although it is nut
known who ha?. hoiiy,ht up the coutrol
in : Ititcivst. it is r.tilUusin-i'tiil thM !b w
i'.t ;.n1 Co. ; t r ;:n i.,'tu-,u-.I Sn i;.'"
The eoiiitidei.ei- ill the abandonment d
work on the I 'an imn ranal and lla- le-
fcilll.imr oi W11I6 I,!! tlie .Kie.OiiJ,!!,!. v.inal
will prove Ibrtiajate for the lainr, It i
Haiti, hi reauivin:; l'fM!Tp5:f ilMrt' r.Ft.CCoI
and supplies ami la tii.'ihliitj.; 'the Ni.'.ira
pia company to dictate the price at
which tluy itiav buy the iiui!ic:iic I'.-tn-ma
plant. Tilt i:;;mccis of the Nicar
;;ua route !i;,vcjt: ntaiie a must t'ii,"i r
aini' icp..rt vh'.w in;; ,11. ion,' o'hec
things h hv '.I c iiecetsai y citttim; may
lie reduced .' tjc.i to 'JS miles. The i f-
j r .. 00 1 . 1 11
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,(e 1 It i; a . ill !.t:.ll in il .'"t'V 'ri;1: , 11 ii,--,:!!, j
. I 1. .ire v.cel:s ;:::o, when on his way j la' I II i i!'C:-Ht 'I I Willi til"' OOUS Will IM' KO!l ill H 'V
, A:: :;:'... to Waslin-tou. Ji , ,,), p.;n , ,. ;HIK) ,lllt()i C( l II 11 1( 111 . . I
!-.ii,.' i ! 1, co.-irvt the um- madt ol the . ... I .. 1 1... ,1 : . j;,..,, rOM 11IK1VC OniiTIKU I'OSt
cr 1- a mi .line lo Join -nalisai. aim 1:1
n'ti! tomrr.t v.itli the condta-t of
.rai !e l.,!ii,es men in other w: Iks
ZJfl u! !arr;iiiow;,;tM.vI..H of Spring and inlnisin., au-1 I willst-ll you
Bbu.c's U-.vv to pnnttliclctu-r; im.ccfl, j MnilliUT tUhl'lcS. It IS til
i '";.v to 1 trove t'.i' !ftl'r'stnuinciu'f;h i . , i i -i i 4 i
,l..(Si; au.hontvro'n either! P'-a tl'St o'll M)SSllilc lo till
the writer or rich i.nt. to make It public. KVSt filial H
!tl,,. I 11., more ri-ht. in law or morals 1 4 1 ,w ,,,,,, 1 .1, ,, f , , :l VI lit I il II 1 1 !
e such ns-.' as it has of tins docu-1 .. , , . ,
WOI'IV Ol lin'SSIllilKII!, ir-
laved. In stylo mid variety ;25c. you ever saw; former
it.': :..: t. .,.,,1 t!.,.:, !
llll'li llll'.llil ItIM itlll . Oil l IIH .I ' n-
M!a:u..xiyrs.
A ? 7 I N C 1 " 3 1 1 C N i
TO THE LADIES ESPECIALLY,
7,7:1;, 1 ; '.st mi:.
IIOTLLS.
STIIICTLY FIliST-CLACS rillV.TE BOAHD,
V. W. ft'l.-T.
, than i'.'would have to appropriate
ii.cu'.i id Mr. Itlnine'ii'purse, know-
to :a
i!HI,!
the e
it;;; il to ! e la i. wouin an nontsi man
..s'uriie ovviicrship mul control of an
overcoat ant! the contents til its pocket,
if one were h.oajctl him by a hotel clerk,
with the remark: "Secretary Maine left
this in his room?" We think not. The
latter was as alsulutclv Mr. Maine's us
his tonl, his (-liocs or hispocketbook.nnd
who steals or turns one 01 these to
sue 11 v.!- as to deprive us owner incrcoi.
or to embarrass and annoy him, issimply
a tiuct, liothnv: more nor lci.
Surely the Times has not sufficiently
c'li.Mitcrcd now iiiiicli ev orn pmrntil-
itin rould sulTerif restricUd ininntter ol
news by the keruples of ordinary gentle
men. Imagine for n moment what the
humiliation of Mr. Ilctmett would have
been, if after returning the letter to the
clerk, that morale should have sold it to
Mr. I'ulizcr. ' ''
p;oo(Ls '.loser than any iner-
o
woiiian, who is: chant in Asheville.
The best Rod .Flannel at
l.est (Ihmhams at 7
a re n I'iot 1 onouirh t his seast m !
to suit the most exact inp;. !
Indeed, their hojuities iat so; lJ., , , . 1n ,
liewilderin- that at firt J price 10c.
;lanco;i choice setmiH quite; Calicoes 5, ( and 7e.
impossible. A careful inspec- T .. ,
tion, however, l.i'in-sto.itfht! K'S of I,,ne
theo.ldestHhatle.siind(uaint-!vi10eH at 10 per cent.
est eaecT ', especially m rat
Anion;; the latest novellies for chut .'i
entertainments is what is known us the
"Merchants Drill. " Il consists of a num
ber of well diillcd yoim Indies, represent
in;; different biar,ehc3 of I)iisiuts5, wear
in;; coti'.umes furnished by thenierchants
Il lias Ikcu t;iv'.u by the yotint; ladies of
churches in Uich'moml, Norfolk and other
fciliea, and has proved a ,'raiul "success.
An idea of the costuir.es worn is found in
the description of one representing the
grocery btuouevs. An exchange says the
youu,! lady was (Messed in a pink sateen
dric;t, fuigel !eevi.n and hanil-painted
float. The dress was trimmed with dried
tipples, beans, cakes, crackers, cigars and
advcrtlsim; cards. She wore a hat made
oi'ciblia;.v, trimmed with spring kale.
prhfc is usually offered fur the best cost
ume.
Philadelphia Kceord: It has lieeit )en
erally held that it was only unions the
Latin races that an oH.ralie singer re
L'eivcd really enthusiasticeucourni;''iiient.
But what shall be said of the scene out
side the Metropolitan ()iera Home on
Saturday afternoon '.' "A lar;;c tmuil ol
nun ic loveis in fashionably cut Liwns
wailed until Heir Alv.uy ipiitteil th
Metropolitan throiiKh the r.ta('e doo-,
and, f.i: ti lling thcm .i hes upon him at Ik
ftiadf tits wavld lnscarriae, iii'Ctd
ami kised him in the public M recti."
Did Paris, I'lorcnee, Madrid, or lliicnon
Ayres tvtr enact so remarkable an inci
dent? And will this fashion Ix; pennit
teil to extend to favorite singers of the
othtr sex ?
A joint stock company to control the
orange crop of Florida is the latest thini;
in the way. of trusts, which, since the
change of administration, seem to have
revived with renewed t'uerjry. In fiuther
ance of this xruud scheme for cornei in
the market on the ; children tC thecountry
it is also proK:',i d lo erect in Florida an
enormous warehouse, in which thcwhole
crop is lo be packed and thence fenl hv
fa-.t trains for distribution in all the cities
and towns-. The syndicate is lo fix the
prices both for the wholesale and retail
trade, so that the stability tif the market
may tv.muiutniiic.il at all times and in
nil iilaees.
t, . 11
uies. 1 lowers m ox moou on
a French gray background;
a n exquisite pattern with bor
der of palms; odd mixtures in
rersian tints; ivy leaves, del
icate spni vs. Aii endless va
rietv and heaut iful enough to
commend themselves to the
most fastidious. In American
(iitifi'liams we find "some nov
elties, which are exact copies
of I' reach patterns, yet won
derfully cheaper. Certainly
plants and stripes seem to lie
tlieraive. I J road plaids ami
crochet stripes-are all to be
seen in numberless shades.
Sol id colors of ( ! iiifi'ha ms with
dainty trimmings of white
will be charming for younj?
Misses. Wihl rose find" ocean
blue promise to bo (he most
popular shades, though their
Scotch Zephyrs wii! be prefer
red by some. Prominent
it itioti the Summer fabrics
are the lino and delicately
tinted challies. Those with
cream white grounds are cov
ered with dainty ferns, trail
ing vines and sprays of wild
roses and wheat heads, and
will nmkc charming' gowns for
Summer wear. These cos
t iimesnill forKibbons in num
berless b vs a ml loops, shoul-
tler kMtits.-NlernT-bows nnd
nock' rosettes. Tin; orettitt
ribbon for trimming purposes
is I he crown idge.
The litur Dress Goods, in l-louncini;s,
Iteiijes, Henriettas, Cashmeres nnd Silks,
with evcrv shade of ti iintllins were caie
fullv stlectcd in New Vork, for the Best
Trade of Western North Carolina.
The I.uiillnn Store of the city for l.ailiis i
2.) H. Iilaiti Street.
The grctiti-st variety of iliev tooils, Mich as
latoiiH,
Stationery,
I'ltncy ;ood,
Tovm,
I'aintitiKi
V.nm aviilKi. I riuiu. VCi stern Norlli Curolhui
lews, Nioeliies, lit,'., lite.
Warnev's Health Corsets
..i 1 1 n
Warner's Coraline Corsets
Warner's Flexible Hip Cor
set at 85c.
A splendid Corset for 40c.
A very good Corset for 20c
Nice Summer Silks at 20c.
per yard, that cost me 30c
and o."ie.
Table Linen -the best line
in the city w ill have to go
at 10 per cent, above cost.
It is impossible for me to
give all prices. So you set
competition cannot reach
these prices. Big line of Cliil
dron's and Misses' Hose a
half what they cost.
I am going to change my
business, and I will give
more for a dollar than any
house in Asheville. ...
W. II. LEA,
17 N. Main St.
No goods sold to any one
on time. Cash, or no trade.
MOD EL STEAM LNDRYr
No. -2 I'tttton Avenue,
CJt tUvood & Htikclcntlirr,
t'roprieton.
? A-All urileii prumptlv attrndetl to.
leliUHy
Wo are ploasod to announce
that our stock of Millinery is
now in and ready for inspec
tion and would be pleased to
have the ladies call.
Our intention of having a
Special (Jrand Opening hits
to be foregone, as Mrs. Mae-
Nairisso bnsv with orders'
hat we have not the time to
give it proper attention.
Also wish to announce that
our stock of Drv (loods,
Fancy (loods, Parasols and
specialties are open for in
spection; With our thanks
for past favors and with a
determination to merit your
continued patronage,
Respectfully,
A. WIIITLOCK. .
II
VEST
I i:-',uetvi..irH to V.'it'ti 1 li.t'.wjn)
I ,
I KEFEi! TOEWXOF ASHEVILLE.
REAL ESTATE
9" TiiiynioMAS liorsi;.
1
. XBAK TtATTI KY I'XUi:.
Is now under entirely new mai:a;;emcnt.,
and will lx' kept in strictly fiist-ca-ii
stvlc.
I j TBASsii'ST (it u::r.x t ah iioakui-.:::- , kv.s
I Northern Cooking
Loatit ;i cnrt.'iy t'i;:ct-d at 8
Vvr Cent,
Iviitcs "cat-oti-iblc.
Natarv l'uli ic.
Cnaieii-finmrs ,1 Dcci's.
Villi INSURANCE.
OI'FI'CK ' MoiilIieaHt Court Square,
I!!!(i01I FACTOR Y.
HAM On rs I.OCKWOOD.
11AND-11AI.K
nrooms, WhisUt., Hcartli and
Ceiling; Itroomt u
Mill tint! I-netory prailes a njiceialty. Quo
tation! and samples tree. leblCdly
-5&n. 31. Ciickc, Jr.,
REALESTATEANDMiNERALBROKER,
AshcvHle, N. C.
, Can t'. you one iniilion nerci t-f l:iud, in
trails frum CO to 100,000 aero. Have a
number of oily, lots. Improved nnd unim
proved, Avhidi 1 im sell on Ihc best of tcrnta.
If you want a large or Ftnrll farm call on me.
If you wur.t ii:in'inl of nny kind, yott need
Kthuj i'nrthrr. If yott wtuit timber Umds,
this is h e a d't 1 1 f 1 c r s . 'In favt I can suit you
in nryU'.in;r ki want ill ;ny line. , .
PervictR of n i'rst-tlaKS civil enjnnt-cr and
prticlital i-nrvL'yor ciritd to tiow up nil
property v.lien required. 1 have had fitteen
yciitV expt tit'i'.oe in the rt;:tl e-italc busiticaa,
ait:i think I Vr.o'w what will please. Prompt
attention to r!l in. (uiric. -
fchL'ldlV- '
;r
JAMS FRANK,
DHALER IX
Agent for Kcenis Creek Woolen Mills.
North Wain Street, Anhcvlllf, N. C.
feblOUly
J V. CDKTLANI),
Real Imitate Broker,
INVESTMENT AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENT,
ratten Avenue, Itaruntd lluiklin.
, feli'Ji'.ly
1
3
"M. ( Uiad " in a recent letter from North
Carolina writes: "When we of the North
refer to -the Smith the tierti always
eomeii into the ;ncstioii. His status and
his future tire ivi,'irded by tw as a j;rcal
ii'obletn. We arc tmieli worried over il
at times. It is a matter which should he
and can be left with the South to take
care of. The Southern negro is a theory
vil!ii!'.. lie is a solid substance to the
Son! hcrnei . He knows mote nlmnt him
in a day than we do in a year. He has
H"t more cxeiiM-s lor his fnilin;slhanany
Novi hern man dare nrj;c. He treats him
move kindly ilia,, we do the s.-iine'race at
the K01 tii."
i
t 'a Thursday what is known as mod
era boiiilon became for the fust iinie an
or;;ai,i;cd political whole. Hitherto it
lias ihtii compose,! ol the umall nn,t;iii;il
"Coy" and nnmti'oiis ji,u ishes, ctich
iiiuiir control of it own vestry an aj;
i,ri .;o;c of villages mown together in
cvt i t tiling but local e;overiniient. Now
thetc is a (lomaivation in certain respeds
beittc; a the '"City" and the rest of l.im
do.i, so iliiltetdt is it" to rub out the old
lines in rnjjmid. The new London
council, vvi' h full municipal authority has
biyim its sessions,
Tyre t'denn, the newly appointed lr. S.
marsiKii ior tlie western district ot Novtti
I C v t iMtne is it, iist-it atut nil (jatistieil with
what thev line nt this place.
Their stui k ii of the het unit prieeii ritwnvs
niwiiiliit.ie. llusinesrt men tiil liml titular
K,st and lie1! iine if Ittnnk lloeks mul OM.ec
ssatintn-rv in W. N. t'.
Al t tttuilH) over stnre. wlK-tx' visUun e.nw
dlitaiu tueal Ht.etelies in oil ur w ater u.ltin
Ii til I. Ill
STH3X ASiEAS?.
Do you wisli lo build a
lioust1? If so, wi'itn'oi'priccs
on himhcr to A. V. SHIMON.
Hickory, N. who luis'ot
it, unl who invented and is
now iisinu I ho lonj' sonht
for Perfection Dry Kiln, tin1
hest in 1 he world. (liven lum
ber dried lo perfection in 10
hours. I'sual jslock on Iiand
.1(10,000 feet. Duildiiifj; 11111
torial. line (piality Wainscot
in.ii', Ceiliii''' and I'looriiif;' a
specialty.
-Correspondence solicited..,..
riwirUOtltl'
A CAMII. v 1
I am now receiviii''' a now
and selected stock of MILL1
N'h'UYand NOTIONS which
was purchased for cash in t lie
JSJOTIVH.
IW virtue of n decree of the Superior Court
of Huneomtic count v, rendered nt the heeem-
her Tcnn, IMS, 1 will, cm the 4th dav of
April.' lHi, at the residence of t I
ViinOilder on Conine strt-et. rin the city of
Whi ville, sell, nt public auction for cash,, to
the highest htilifer, all the furniture and
LhntLUrt, conveyed hy T I Vant.Uder nud
w ife in certain deed "of trwnt to me This
f'ti 1 uiturecmtidsts of carpt ts. ehaim, bedroom,
lihrnry, hull nnd parlor sets, nnd other usual
household furniture
At the same time nnd place, nnd under the
mm rnc conditions and in the fume manner I
will rent nnd lit the said resilience for the
term of one venr from the date of nale
For further particulars, enquire ot the un
dyNiiiiied nt Ills oilier or of J S Adnms,
attoiiuy nt law, ur Moore t MerrK'ki nttor
ncys at l:i w. nt tlu-ir riJtpective ollices
V W liAKNAKl)
March 8, lt niarl)dtHpr4..
THIS
J. W. SCHARTLE,
ERCHANT TAILOR
4a Main St.
lei.-'lHII)
All ryes tit led nnd tit cunrniiteeil. A com
pletc stock of the altovc good at
GRANT'S DRUG STORE,
J I si)fTt!"M AIN STUIiET.
Oculist' prescriptions a fipeelulty,
l'etit.'7dt'itn
lsEIXH?; BEE.
v in 1 lumsdiiv Mmu, in
Johnston Hall, tho Younjr
.Norlln'rn markets ---hv Miss oinairs fhristinn Temper
11 If I ' I I Mil .1
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AsiuviiiexviioMv he inn eiever leiiow Kii ( olXiMi. an experienced anc( I mon will hnveanothei
ni'ttlt.iDiliii- bis iHilitics., .,,
CITIZE
PUBLISHING
WATSON,
neal Kwinte Agent,
(Not a Speeulntor.)
liitvini; by prnetical experience thoroughly
syf tei:::iti-,:ed my sale department, I offer
HI'I-XIAL INliCCEMENTS-'
To tlioje vic--liinji to Mil, ami 11AKOA1N3 to
tliost v.-:.in.e to !,uy.
1 I::ivi; sume of tilt- best property ftir sale in
Aslieviilc wbieh can be bought lowtlown.
AIko. country property, Alar.iranese, Iron.
ami TimlK-r I.ands.
Call and exninitie my list before ptti chasing.
' 1). S. WATSUX,
Soiitheai.t Corner Cotirt Square,
dtmayl Asheville, N. C.
f'eStedute Street RaUv.ay.
To take eii'eet I'riday, Marc'i 1, nt 0.30 a. m
Car leaves Court House r,.rio n. m
" 7. no
" " " S.ll'.l
" " H.Ol)
Prom tlu n til! 7 p- ear leuvt-s eourt house
every r.iinutes.
Al-o, ear leaves court bouse at 8.0.J p.
and 0.00 p. 111.
1'AKli, FlVli CliNTS.
11C11M0N0 S: IlAWII.Li: RAILROAD
i COMPANY.
(Western North Carolina Lilvisiou.)
l'ASSRXr.KU DttPAKTMKNT,
Aimvii.t.i!, N. C, Jan. 1. 18SU, -
l'AStfliXdl-K TRAIX SCIIKDl'LK.
In r.ri-iiCT Jax. 1, JS.x'J:
COMPANY,
No. (i North Court Sijuare,
Is prepared to do lii'h-Tade
work a t
LOW RAT
and popular. .Milliner lVoiniSpellin,u' liee. TIih Hiiiulo 'en-
111. tit- 1. . !. ...' 11. I 1 11 i.i
1 ; 1 1 1 1 1 1 tore, i 1 10 is wiui ine, 1 leincn navinii cnaiitMiji'iHi tlie
ri.e "Keiiei (ii.i" "titinmnteei" -Uc-iiiiid u ill lake .vreat pleasure , married li'enlloinoninthocon
lest, much excitement is antic-inn
tot I. Tickets lor sale at
pst e.111 iK-h.itii.l l.yli.vers ot the te,l ; o-j von ot'Mcr.l I SJl t ISliU t toll ill j I iU IllK llMOl H aild .laCdllS
li.inif" in mi 'ilnvmia Pull." mill the Ul Wall III"' Oil 1101' llllinerollS
H.ikv Oiueil" i f utir "Ameikiin l'i itj;-j Cllst OlllCl'S, It) w llOlll ulie ll;lS
.1 NO. 51 I No." S3 T
Lv. Asheville,
Ar. Salifbnrv,
" Dnnvllle,
" Lytutliim-,
' W'nshiiie-ton
" It.'ittiriie.re,
" I'hi'a..
" New York,
" I'.ijstou,
" Richmond.
' KaieiKli,
" tloldslioro,
" Wilmington
Ufir.pin
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l.v. Asheville,'
.r. Npartnnb'K
J Charlotte,
" Cotumhia,
" Charleston.
" Auiiusta.
" Savannah,.
M 't'h'svitle, l'a
J Jaeksonviite
" A tin 11 ta,
' Montotil'v
" Mobile,
" New Orleans
Lv. AshcviMe.
Ar. i tot Springs
" Knox ville,
" t:h.-ittan'r;.'i.
" Nilshville,
" .Meniplns.
l.v. Ashevll.e,"
Ar. HoiSprinj;s
' Knoxviltc,
" Louisville.
" t'iiu.intiati,
' t lliea.ejo,
" St. Louis,
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MKS. LACY & SOX.
Proprietor".
,A DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION.
ASIIEVIIXIC
IIOTSFIIINGS.-
Round Trip Tiekcta only 5.B0, Ineludlog o
full day's board nt the
MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL.
The ftaths in Marl.-le Pools ami I'oTvxrlaln
Tubs are the finest nil (I tftost lllMiriom iii
America. The Hotel is
NEW AND 'FIRST-CLASS
In I?vcry Particular.
CNEXCKLI.ED IN ITS CL'ISTN'B.
The place is a ehanning spot, nestled
amonc; and sheltered by linc-elad Monntnins
where there In no tog, 110 dust, no malaria.
l'arc and abundant water, nnd absolutely
licrfect droinnce. dtju.120
RICHLAND II0USK,
Corner Main ami tyepot,"
...WAYNI-SVJliL!;. N. C...
Rooms newlv I'tirtiislieil. Tare tlie Lest
the market afl'orils. Oootl sample room.
SATISFACTION Ol'ARANTEiiD.
Terms: $1.00 per clay.
0. D. I,. ALLI-X & SON,
Proprietors.
A NEW HOTEL IN ErlfsWciTYT
The Swayne House,
One of the best in ' Western North Cnrolino.
Summer nnd winter resort. Nature's sanita
rium. Seencry and water tincxeelltd. Term
moderate.
GliO. N. DLACKI1URN, l'rop'r.
marl 3d il in
THE ASHEVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
Rooms on Main street, opposite the post
office. tK-ii daily, except Sundays, from 10 a. m.
until 1 p. m., and until 0 p. 111.
The terns of subscription are: One year
$2; (i mos., $1.50; .'! nins., $1; 1 mo., 50cts.;
daily a cts. k
tlflierrs for 1SS0 president, R. R. Ifnwls ;
Vice-President, Cliarlcs W. Woolsey; Sec. and
Trcas., U. s. Watson ; Librarian, Mini Ii. J.
Hatch. J
Citizens and visitors are cordially Invited
to inspect the catalogue and inscribe their
names as members. fcbsdtf
OTICK.
7 4.)lltll
J2iaui
1 lopm
4- 44itn
0 lnpm
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7 I oatn
ii Mam , 1 1 4,nim
O.liipinl RHOpm'l
T -t " mi J 7-t."ipm'j
tJV ,S!e pini; e.irs on all ninht trains.
JAS. 1,. TAYLOR, W. A. WINIIL'KN,
C C A. .-' p. p A.
SOI,. HAAS.T. M
RtH-anso they have a
it 1,. m:"lie ilruir store, wlieie the
If nls,'n eoinplele line (irilritgit ami tli tii;..
gists' Mitiiiiiesi. Tlie lainoiijt Pxeelsior
Water iliieei I'tritn Saiatnjjit Spriitj;., N.
Y., Yieliy, leep Uoek, Seltzer, Tate Spring
ami S.nl'1 Winer iit'.vev. oil itr.iiii'lit.
Aiu-ct:tt 'i ot Ci-iu-riil irntit.
Cn'tKiat Ci.int, on his return to this
I'tll Ull V iti U.'li.l tl, Il 1,,, Iu4.ll U,,,-1.IH,1 ,' .,f.
Iluled 'with a eouull eontinete.l while ! fONTK ACTHRS.
beers say the ,'iol.u. 111 (,l Kcut'iii.!; enjntal j enMiij; the ocean, and winch liml stuH
In build t'nc eaiiid is Milved. It is t.t l c f '"'inly leii'seil to yield to any treatment
.1,1 ! ,, ;,i, i. .1 . -,, 1,,,,.. i, I A bietiil 1 iiinvil tor bun a liottle ol
price mul taste.
Thankini;' a kind pnhlic for
(heir jrt'iierous jiatronae,
and hoping to receive my
share ol' the t ratio. I remain,
Respect full v,
MISS -NELLIM LAHARRK.
I'rur
htuir inf
iU'HllHHlllt
I)riii' Stores. The first prize
to bo awarded is on exhibi
tion at Jacobs' Pharmacy.
ATTENTION I '
SPECULATORS AND HOME SEEKERS
VtM t'.m't find nnywhrrr nrotind Anhrvilltf
n wivrr or more convenirtit little home tlmu
llir our 1 now be! to call oiir ntn-uttonto
It ctiUtins lo ocrtH, one-hnlf bottom, dry
ami rkh; cotnfurtahle hounc; an vxcvtletit
niUior . the erection of ,,. ,Kvclli.. ow 'kooo" " Xr " v ull i lie
,10. I I row,,. ,,,. ,n Hi. lot mar , .t , , nnU dolcr. ,- . 1 "
win lv invmu 11 mi- miner- , i ,,., u a l,u,.,,.,l I, l ..i.. V,
FIRST-CLASS EQUIPMENT,
l.Kkeai.al. with locks ti.Vl leet lone; Lv v "k '" ' "" 7" , ,U '"!" " '"" k -ieitim . ,mia , u V l, c nr. 1 , '71 " V ' " '
7(1 t.t v. il. 1- HV 1 ' .,1,1 .. , f.vapl'.vx, iiiidl.yitstwlM a few ll.niril . llk.' wherv da. mi.1 .einel..n1i ' twiL?&t?,l w r
.llkitv..,,Um0,Metoeep, Hel.t:is , he was entm lv ivlieveil. lleix-markedlo ! eio, Hr.een. J.B.'kaXKIN. 'iVemK- Ki".vciiullv
ilieaut 1. 1 n k;i level ean.il ,'UT. s-i l',.n- j Iii iiieml ; "Men look upon ir.eusa ;rent ' ,""l lt''r,; . ; mnr'.'?il.'u '' A. M. 11
ami! v lis iiljiindoiieil.il will Itv reinem. 1 Mier. lull this Imtlle ol' Svtupln .v'ls " 1".." ".'7 7 . i '"'":. '... r
lace.
West,
may lie seen nt
I'nil Pinion
TLAVnC "COAST LINE.
(hi ami after this dale the following sehed
ules will t,c run overits'-ColumliiRliivision."
No, n;t Leaves Coltimbin fi.ao p. m.
Arrives nt Cllnilcstoii H.ai, p. ni.
No. r.U Leaves Chnrlrston 7.1H a. 111.
Arrives nt Columbia 11 fl5 a. ill
Connecting with trains to and fnnn aii
imintsoii tlie Charlotte, Columbia ic Au
Hiista and Columbia ,N: OiccuviMc Kailronds.
"Hailv. -
T. M. li.MLHSON', C,c. Tass. Agt.
J. P. DliVINli, Cm. Supt.
P.t'CKl.ASI'ir t"- "
Mli HCIIANT TAILOR,
NO. 10 PATTON AVBSUB,
tlcifs to announce tnat lie has received his
samples for the cnsiiiue; spriiiR nnd summer
and nsks the public to call and eaamlnc
SI'C.CI AL ATTBN I'lO.N CIVKN TO CLVAN
IXC. RBPAIUISU AND ALTER1XC.
Jailed tt
ami! ii aljiindoued, it will lie remrm. 1 soldier
luted, ltmn Mucc am! plans lor a lock
rttiial milislilitU'il. Anil now even that
i given tip. .. -
UVLLliWj
. .! ft v t..,.. .1....... . , . . 1
r 1 1 .,. , - I " . a ,im l'i i.i', i.iictiniv pi'.Uiire,, II V lean i
;;iea;vr than I. My cnltimi lias Umi to i A i ine,i,vi ol' the Asl,!-,iiic imr 10,1
iiesuov men s lives, Mitt tuts liietlieuiv is must iu,eni, mil anil lier, v Hat p ipi 1 1, co
OTICIi.
a victorious savior td men,
xc without it nKain."
1 Khali never
il&w
criim all nreesft.iry Hlnt. liii out mid now nil ill ntt ml to nil inv bUMiien. ' office in
011 s.il,-nt Jhe ulliiv of the Cli-lziiN Peliuiol- Wollc tmiliimit
NO Co., No. n Nottli Cotnl Siuiitr. Imnintl inarVdat W O -TVOLl'B
J. V. BROWN
Will continue the undertaker', busincs.at his
old stand ovrr J. K. Dlekerson&Co.'a
Hardware Ftor-.-, under the
firm name of
J. V. I5UOWN & CO,
HnvlnR thirty years' einerlenee as under-
i
taker nnd embaliiier, an 1 unciiualed faeilllies
for buyitiR, can safely guarnntcc satisfnetion.
A'nlls irromptly attended to at all hours.
I Everything pertaining to the business nl-
Iw.rioBhaud. . febi3dr,m
N
Will collect debts for anyone in the city for
percent. Cood facilities for rent in 1; niulcol
ieetinK rents on houses. Will sell furniture
on weekly payments.
J. H. JOHNSON.
At llliur's Purniture Store,
.'17 Pntton Avenue.
References ui v-en. n,nr1 4.ild,n
1 'any denier says lie hna tho V. I. DonclM
Shoes wllliout uaiuo nod price stumped on
the bottom, put him down as a fraud.
W. L DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE CENTLEMEN.
... J1'?'.'" "", world. Tlxamlsn hi
gS.OO OKNIUNr: II AN l-SliW KI MIOE.
H4.0U II NI-H1SVHI 1 IT.SHOK.
fl.BO l'OI.K I; AM) fA It l HtS' HIIOK.
4.r.O j:X Till VAI t VM V MIOJS.
'. WORKlNOM-tN'S MIOK.
Holland t 1. 7.1 IIOYM' Kf'lHMir, SHOES.
All niuile in Ceu.vi-eiis, liiitton mid Lace.
W. L. DOUGLAS'
sW
FOR
LADIES.
Beet Matorlal. Itest Etvln. Beat FiUinC
U out sold by yuar dealer, write
W. L. DOL'ULAtj, ItUOCKTUN. MAS&
For salt bv
HEHIUN'G & WEAVER,
SO South Main Street, Asheville, X. C.
janl'Jdly . . .-.'.,
, , v 1
vi'VI FHtfT'i Hrrnrie h s eiired mo ot a
ni-.aim-1 lir-.-i'.i- .. ! ca in jr lei(, Hindi
Mined i.iloleruii:!' p.. 1. II. wae Mini
Kezi-ma ly (lie tl i :i fjur of iinm
trcnte.l rj,e vn'i l: 1 n-;if. I eandiillr
Confess tlmt 1 owe i;: t preseut pood lieull n
o 8, K. H., 1 liK ', i i my etlimallou Is
luvoloaWcaa ti liin . I lenmly.
Jiis .liibu DsWitt,
VOX V. 10t Ii t L, HU Louis Mo,
Our babr tvhen two months old wns
jtUekrd with ferofiita. which for almiS
KJr A tinicdertrovrd lier fycslirtit entirely, ana
R"'n ,lliil lift lit d. -milft nf li..r Ufa. ThO
dilonhiled to relieve her, end f'v0
hwirr's t.piieirie, w'dch aooii eared lier
entirely, and shell row bnl and fenny.
a.
V. Dti.K, WlH'a J'olnl, Tcsus.
lfr"Scnd for book elvlni hlftnrr
tills! Llieasi-s and a,rvlco lo FiiOerers,
Dialled Ires.
j ui pwirr DrM'ine e
Drawer 3, Atlanta, ua
ineJIOehrod
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