t:::j daily citiz::n.
TtvCmmhtlH mt eitraelvelv rirrm
nrii and wi.irty read acwaiajcr In Western
rr1a ( arotma.
Its iimiMMifi of public men and mr.aurra
b la the liiirimt of pulilk uiteKrity, ""e(
foveraioent, aad priMprr(M industry, aad Iti
owa aw personal allegiance in treating pub
be iaaara,
Tbe I mm pahllshe. the dlanateae. of the
AMM-lud PrrM, whk-h aow cover the
whutr world la lis seuie. It ha other fault
ika of advaiwad jtmraaliara for gathering
ikwi from all nartera, with cverythlngcaxc
tullv edited to mxafiy the amalleat apaee.
e.rOrea eonira of .ay edition will be artit
fw la) Uf MM .swdtng the artcln
Isaus llaily, for one year; $3 for sis
wllWcnlaf(:iia meets : Iterate Cor
OtW week. Carriers will deliver the pair la
.very part of the city to sulMsrrilicrs. and oar-
ties wanting it will please call at the CrTUKH
-aot.
Advutisiso Rstss Reasonable, and made
kaowa oa aiipltratloa at this ofnre. All
traaaaaat adreruaeaaeata must tat paid la a4-
FklDAY, AI'KIL 26, 1889.
Um. TAUIAUit 11 A NKW HOLIi.
Two or three year ago, thii divuur,
somewhat noted tor hi propensity to
sensation, im also independence, in the
choice of hi abject and the actjnire-
rrknt of Information, of the rigid canons
of pulpit diadpliae, viiited thi section
and wa welcomed with enthutiaim,and
listened to whh an admiration accorded
to men of the highest distinction. He had
previousJy viaitcd other prominent jioinU
ia the South, had been recti red with cor
dialitr everywhere, was gladly welcomed
to the closest and most familiar social in
tercourse, had every avenue of informsv
tka freely opened to him, had ample .op
portunity to learn the workings of our
social system, and comprehend all the
latiotM in which its several and opjiosing
forces stood to each other; and, frank
himself, was met with a frankness ade
quate to Inform him on all those points
in which the hopes and the tears, the safe
ty and the perils of Southern society and
iostrtatioas are involved. -
The popularity acquired by Dr. TaV
mngt In his frequent visits to the South
extended to his teachings; and his week
ly sermons, widely and simultaneously
given in the weekly press all over the coun
try, have been awaited and received with
an entnusiasm of welcome accorded to
the most Interesting works of fiction. Of
the just and wisdom of the popular
judgment we hare nothing to say, ex
cept that, m the mala, bis teachings were
sound, and his methods, if somewhat sen
sational, attractive, and the influence
taWful.
Holding this wide and useful influence,
from position enabled to hold in check
the bad element of fanaticism because of
aaaple knowledge to demonstrate their ir-
rationality or the weakness of their
foundation, it i a pitiable illustration of
human infirmity or baseness, that Dr.
Talmnge, in his new courtship of those
elements, has selected a tnpk the most of
fensive of all to the Southern people, tbc
most offensive of all to AngkSnxott na
ture. It ia needless to discuss the qurs-
tion of miscegnnation. The subject car
nea it own condemnation with it,
if only tweesaary to cull attention
to the wickedness -yes, wickedness
and unwisdom of reviving, in the
strength of an admitted powerful
personal influence, a iwinful mid offensive
agitation which time was rapidly set'
tling to the satisfaction of both the races
IH. Talmnge rirges to be brought into
the unholy and unnatural alliance of In
tcrmarriagc. To the white people, not a
word, except of Just indignation, need lie
suggested. To the colored people of the
South almost as little need be said ; for,
after the first aspirations of the early
stages of emnncipntion had faded away,
aspirations founded on Uat conception
of absolute equality which liberty was
presumed to have brought with it, and
the binding seal of which was the unre
stricted right of intermarriage, the col
ored people quietly settled down to the
pursuit of their social happiness in their
own way, married wives of their own
color j and, ia their social relations, have
drifted farther away from the whites
than ever. Miscegenation, the idea of
which is still abhorrent to the minds of
the whites, holds no immediate pluce in
the thoughts of the negroes.
The revival of a painfully vexed ques
tion once set at rest by conviction ol its
impolicy, Its impracticability and its of-
few veiars, can only be accounted for bv
presumption of a purpose to reinflume
passions steadily subsiding into quiet,
and furnishing fresh fuel for the use of a
party basing its hoies on sectional hos
tility and race discontent, and chagrined
to find that its foundations on such basis
is fast slipping from under its feet aeon
ditfon than whom no man is better in
formed than Dr: Talmnge, therefore mak
ing his suggestions the more inexcusable
and wicked. ;
AUAIrl THE TEU.OW FKVEK.
It seems but yesterday that the pall
whieh hung so long and so dismally over
Morula was raised and the sunlight of
hculth and hope had burst out again
from the gloom; but yesterday since the
gloom of suffering and the wail of sorrow
had ceased from the land; but yesterday
since the interdict which shut np the well,
the sick and the dead in one horrible pest
house, which raised sn impassible barrier
between infection and health, blanched
the cheek and stilled the heart of terrified
humanity and fixed the brand nseloqucnt
and Indelible as that of Cain upon the fore
head of the terrified fugitive from danger,
and which paralysed every hand and ef
fort except that of divine, brave, unsel
fish charity, was broken; but yesterday
since the imprisoned detinue waa free to
go forth, the excluded fugitive to enter
in; but yesterday since the wail of sor
row gave place to long lusjirndcd sound
ol cheer, and the current of human life re
sumed, its wonted active animation.
Brief, indeed, seems to have been the lull,
short the rest that pestilence has given
to. the late scouraged people. Already
the note of warning has been sounded,
and official notice given of the reappenr
aoce of the scourge.
But it comes, if it has in reality come
this time with less of terror in its face.
Last year it lurked insidious iu many a
bidden lair; lust year most unwise effort
kept it long concealed, to break out like
stilled flames in places where its presence
was denied. Experience has taught a
lesson not to be unheeded, courage has
been gained where once la-fore nil gave
wny to panic; knowledge gained in tffi-
iriit modes of treatment, retrent pro-
ulyd fir those whomny tx-coine infected,
physk Mil and nurses equipped with all
the teifc-liings of long proved skill and
practice. And if the ntilciice again
goes forth on its summer march it will
carry with it much less of terror than it
had before. Its stei will lie hedged in,
its limits controlled, and it will Ik fought
with a skill and calmness taught in the
long fought buttle of its last Intal cum-
pa'gn.
THE NEW TERRITORY.
That the great Okluhoma rush, sonu-
thing unaralled since the settlement of
California, should have been accom
plished with as little bloodshed as has
been reported is a splendid tribute to the
elf control of the settlers and proves
them to be a people thoroughly capable
of self government. There have been few
or no quarrel over the location of claims
where violence was resorted to to deter
mine the conflicting claims. Every one
seem ready to await a decision by le
gally constituted tribunuls, showing that
all have confidence in the immediate es
tablishment of governmental order. But
there is one feature of the occupation of
the city of Guthrie which arouses general
indignation. There seems to be not the
slightest doubt that a number of United
States officials took advantage of their
position to make premature entries, and
were in collusion with wealthy combina
tions of backers, showing that the whole
scheme was planned long before hand
But the bona fide settlers have shown
Very clearly that they are not to be swin
died in that fashion. The factsareknown
and premature entries will be resisted by
lawful means, let us hope with success.
THF.CHARIOTTK UAR AGAIN,
That Charlotte corresiomlent who is
telegraphing sensational lies to a hall
dozen papers in other States should be
suppressed. His telegram to the Phila
delphia Press on the subject of the burn
ing of Mr. Wood's family near Clyde is
even more outrageous than that to the
Philadelphia Record referred to by Tub
Citubn on Tuesday. The miserable fcl
low makes hisownimaginationsgrounds
for reflections upon the good name of the
State. As Tub Citubn has already said
there was not the slightest suspicion of
foul pluy in the Clyde burning. It was
purely an accident and the mon
strous lie be telegraphed some days
ago about a massacre in Transylvania
was uiudc up out of the whole cloth.
imrroRiAi, notkm.
Courier Journal: The sixteen member
of the Minnesota Legislature who united
in a protest against the pussnge of the
Meut Inspection Dill say that "the true
purpose of the act is to prevent the sale
of certain product of oilier Slatesin Min
nesota, and the inspection or sanitary
features are simply a pretext by which it
is hoped to make the law constitutional,
This is, no doubt, the exact truth, but
there is nothing rcmarkublc about it.
All laws to exclude competition, or to
create monopolies, are passed from
reasons different from those publicly a
signed. False pretense is tlie one un
varying characteristic of the whole class.
Stormy days are uliead for the Trusts
aud Syndicates which ba ve fastened upon
the commercial ollairs of Great Britain
as available material for-nourishment.
Sir Henry James bus declared that these
combinations arc illegal according to the
common law of America and also of
Oreat Britain. The notorious Salt Trust
is likely to suffer seriously in England by
reason of this adverse attitude ol the
legal powers that be;
s s
The New York Sun copies and com
men I upon without correction of tin? flu-
grunt error an extract from tlie Chicago
Jntcr-Occnn which classifies the Macon
Telegraph and Charleston News & Cou
rier ns Randall Democratic papers. There
ore notwostnunclier tariff reform puprrs
in the South.
a
a
Gen. Greeley, of the weather bureau,
says equinoxinl gales are a mere mpular
fallacy. The equinoxes have nothing to
do with the weather. English records
chronicle forty-five storms in March but
not one on the 21st, and of eighteen in
Septenilier only one occurred on the
a a
Tlie Michigan Central railroad has de
termined to stop the running of freight
trams on Sunday in order to give its cm
ployes a rest. This is tlie first move
ment of the sort aniong American rnil
roads. Will the example be followed ?
as
Gen, Botilnngcr has been excusing his
flight from Paris on the ground that
conspiracy existed to assassinate him in
such a manner that the slaying should
seem accidental. He seems to lie the only
one who had any intimation of it.
a
Both Kak-igh and Durham have en
dorsed their old muiiicirttl administra
tions by renominating the officials.
Her Picture.
Her eyes as bright as bright can be,
.iae aua rays on a summer sra 1
rr hair la like a sunart crown
O'r fields of wheat just turulug brown.
And In her 111 the mantling blood
la like a rlie pomegranate Cud.
Her heart Is true aa true ran lie.
Like some staunch oak beside the sea.
And her small hands are pearl and nluk.
Like praeh blooms by a liver's brink I
Iter mil la like a gentle brers -
Home through the languid laurel trees,
But ah 1 her eoal. that frw Miav know.
Is strong as hre and pure aa anow I
William II. 1 1 a) tie.
The "Kcliel Girl" "Guarantees" kV
innce" in an ''Havana Puff." nnd the
Daisy tjuecn" of our "American Drug
gist" can lie found by lovers of the weed
at F. L. Jacobs' drug store, where there
is also a complete line of dnigr and erug
gists' sundries. The famous nxesior
Water direct from Saratoga Springs, N.
Y., Vichy, Deep Rwk.Seltier.TateSpring
and Soda Water alwsvs on drought.
I'VuIt of t!:3 L,ooi.i
8 1-2 by the Holt.
We return thanks for unt
ivoih and invito nix,riul at
tention thin'week to leaded
'ajM'H, all-over Flouncing in
white and cream, IJutcher'n
Linen, bleached and un
reached, for children'ri
aproiiH, piece goodri forboyn'
pantH and suitu, noinething
good in hulien', minHes' and
'hildrun'ti IMack lIone,Wind-
Hor Ties for the boya and
Paranoia for the girln, Loiih-
dale, I'ride of the Went, Fruit
of the Loom, , and other
brands of Domentic. A new
aurtortrnent 1 of buttons,
braids, girdles and dress
trimmings, white goods in
Piques, Marseilles, Nain
sooks, Check Muslins, India
Linens and Linen Lawns, Al
batross in pink, green, blue,
creutn, red and black, receiv-
. ... ....
ed to-day. Satines, Challies
and Nun's Veilings in all the
new shades.
These goods were made
regular, bought regular, ami
will bo sold regular to regu
lar customers. First-cluss in
every resjeet,nothing shoddy
or second handed abou
them. Warranted as repre
sented or money refunded
Buy them and you will be
pleased. Fail to do so, ant
you will regret it.
KesiKK-tfully,
110ST1C WtOS. & WKKillT
1 fc5. If you ever ink-nd to
buy towels now is the time to
do so. We have the best bar
gain in a towel you ever saw
and can leat the Electric
Street Kail way in this line.
11. IX & W.
Asheville, April 10, 1889.
ICatttcr Cards,
tauter Booklets),
Easier Novelties)!
A large and line variety, both Fun-Inn and
American ; also -
FINE STATIONERY.
ARTISTS' MATERIALS,
FANCY GOODS,
BOOKS,
-AT-
ESTAIIROOK'S,
aa S. Main Street.
A MHOS IISIISTMKHT (IP
AMERICAN WATCHES,
All styles, tlies and prices.
Jewelry of every dcm.'riutlun.
illverware, sullU and plated. ,.-:. ...
Mold and Silver I trailed Canes.
8 wet in Ira and Kye Ulaaaes Attrdtulhc eye.
Fine Watch KciNtirin- and Ungravlu a
liedulty.
LANG, The Jeweler.
Routh Main Mtre-ei.
airld.'im
REGISTER!
Nothing an imnortant fur the season aa to
rviriMrr jrour names at '
J. Ma ALEXANDER'S
I'of a mwd set of Harness or a Saddle. Ills
stuck Is aow eompktt and looks neriectty
bcautllul. Fine Unsllah Bridles, Crops, Leg
s'"", etc., at lowest IlKuree, The nicest aeWxs
tlun of Linen 1-ap Robes and Monile Dusters
at remarkably low fluum. Motto: Uuk-k
Males and Short Profits. atH-tsdllni
70R ftALB.
Aevaral Ane eeara. hwak n . k. ... 11 . ,
irl I dlw e sua feralharst
MISCELLANEOUS.
Wi Li LLH
t
DIG
EASTER
OFFER
FOR CASH ONLY.
2000yards Fruitof the Loom
Domestic, 8e. by the bolt,
4-4 wide,
10-4 Mohawk Vulley Sheet
ing at 2(3c. jer yard.
4G-iii. Pillow Casing at 12c.
Kest Lonsdale Cambric at
11c. per yard.
White Quilts from 55c. to f 2
(JO-in. Conestoga Ticking at
35e. " -
Nice Percales, from 7c. to lie
W.H.LEA
17 N. Main Street.
A new lot of Hall Bazaar
forms just in.
Also, a complete line of fish
ing tackle.
APPROPRIATE
FOR THE WARMER WEATHER.
Very attractive designs in
Parasols, Sun Umbrellas
Fans, etc. :-
In Persian Lawns, Mulls
Iudia Linens Striped ant
Plaid India Linens anc
Swisses, and other season
able White Goods, we offer a
good line.
Lisle and Silk Moves, Ligh
Weight Hose, etc.
Very handsome designs in
Challies.
II. REDWOOD & CO.
7 and 8 I'ATTON AVitNl'8.
tiothliigt Dry Goods, Shoes
Hat and Carpet.
ANNOl'NCKMKNT
TO THE UDIES ESPECIALLY.
We are pleased toannoum
that our stock of Millinery is
now in and ready for, insj)ec
tion and would lte pleased to
have the ladies en 11. "
Our intention of having
r n
Sjieciul Grand Oivaing ha
to lie fon'gone, as Mrs. Miu
S
Nnirisso busy with orders
that we have not the time to
give it proper attention.
'Also wish to announce that
our " stock of Dry (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, -
llespectfully,
A.WI1ITL0CK.
MISCELLANEOUS.
EASTER EGGS.
We have a large stock of
Dyes just received for color
ing eggs for Etister Orange,
Cardinal Ked, Magenta and
Dark Green. Each color will
dye two to four dozen Eggs,
according to depth of color
desired. White Eggs, will
show brightest color. One
package for one color three
cents two packages for two
colors five cents four pack
ages for four colors, ten cents
A ten cent package will be
sent, jrostuge paid, to any
address on receipt of the
price. -
T. C. SMITH & CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
Asheville, N, C
It
ICHMONU l llANVII.LU RAILROAD
COMPANY.
(Western North Carolina Division.)
Passkmgbb Dbpartmbiit,
Ahkvillk, N. C, Jan. 1, 188a
PASSBNGER TRAIN 8CHBDDLB.
Ia Brracr Jab. t, 1888:
" j Nol Bt j" NoT6 I
Lv. Aaheriflei Ptt BSpm I 1 40pm
Ar. Salisbury, 487am 6.3pm
" Danville, H47am lOitUpm
" Lynchhurs, 18 5pm lOOam
" Waahinoton T8Spm TiMlam
" Baltimore, 9!ilpm tasam
" I'hiia., SOOam 1047am
" New York, 6 UOam 1 30pm I
" Boston, 8 811pm 90Upm I
" Richmond, g 3Qpm I 5 1 Sam I
" Raleighi I-fsoam 103pm
" Culrtalioro, 1145am 8111pm
" Wilmington 1 600pm
No. 66
Lv. Aaheville,
Ar. Henderson vllle, .
Ar..Bpartanb'g .
8 30am
93iam
1100am
1 Charlotte,
6 30pm
440pm
910pm
" Columbia,
" Charleston,
' Augusta,
" Savannah,
" Thomaaviile.Ga
' JacksonTllle
906pm
616am
140pm
woo m
" Atlanta.
' Montgom'y
" Mobile,
" New Orleans
1040pm
7 26am
1 56pm
7 3Ql
No. 64
Lv. RMutnburg,
Ar. rlendrrsonville,
" Aaheville,
840pm
607pm
7O0pm
f Ko. B0 No. 52 No. 64
Lv. Aaheville.
7 40am
9 20am
1 10pm
9 16pm
610am
1 40 am
9 20nm
1 lOpm
640am
aaoym
746pm
444pm
610pm
860pin
6 4( lam
II 45am
5 HO mi
"444pm
610pm
860pm
7 16am
1 1 46am
68opm;
74Spm
70fipm
840pm
Ar. HotHnrings
" Knosville,
" Chnttan'ga,
" Nashville,
" Memphis,
Lv. Aahcvfl.e
Ar. HstHprmga
" Knoiville,
" luisville,
" Cincinnati,
Chicago,
" Rt. Louis,
MtlKPH V BRANCH
No. 18
Lv. Aaheville,
Ar. Waynravillc,
8 36am
105:iam
jarretts,
-fftfil
Jo. 17
Lv. Jarrett's.
Ar. Wnyneavllle,
600am
tpm
846pin
Asncvuie,
Sleeping cars on all night trains.
JA8. L. TAYLOR. W. A. W1NBURN,
O. P. A. D. P A.
SOL. HAAS, T. M.
. TLANTIC COAST L1NB.
On and after this date the follnwlti.. h.j
ules will be run over Its "Columbia Division."
no. oa i-caves colunirim- B.20 p. m
nrnTw ai . narieaion w.il" p. m
No. 52 leaves Charleston 7.10 a. m
arrives atcoinmiila 11.56 a.
vonnectlnv with trains to and Amm n
pomia on ine vnanotte. L-ninmhiN x, . ..
guata and Columbia at Greenville Railroads.
-naiiy,
T. M. BMBRSON, Gen. Pass. Agt.
J. F. 1IBVINB, Gen. Snpt
Schedule Street Railway.
To take effect Friday, March 1. at 8.30a. m
Car leaves Court House a.80 a. m
- " .7.1H1 "
.: :: . :; !
Pmm Iheti .III .1-1 1
Alao, ear leaves court honsr at 8.00 n. m
and 9.tK) p. m.
J AKK, riVB CKNTS.
JABIKa FRANK,
DBALSS IS
Alr11LY6R0CER!ES AND PROVISIONS
Agent for Kccras Creek Woolen Mills.
North Mala 8titt, Asheville. N. C.
reblOdty
IDS WANTKD.
Bids and anerla....lnMB ..... . .
- wr rnn-
Struptlna a ar.M.M - . . . .
commence inside of lO days! Address
-, . w a. o. i
HEAL ESTATE.
Wai.tks . r.wra, W. . Wm.
BViYii-6 Wl:8T,
(Successors to Wa'tcr B.Owyn)
ESTABLISHED 1881
REFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE.
REAL ESTATE.
Loana Securely Placed at 8
Per Cent.
Notary Pub ic. Commissioners ol I teed a.
FIRE INSURANCE.
OFFICII HoatlieMHt CoartSqhare.
Wm. M. Cocke. Jr..
REALESTATEANDMINERALBROKER,
Asheville, N. C
Can sell you one million acres of land, in
traAs from SO to 10O.UUO acres. - Have a
number of city lots, Improved and unim
proved, which I can sell on the best of terms.
If yon want a large or small farm call on me
If yon want minerals of any kind, yon need
go no farther. If you want ' timber lands,
this la headquarters. In fact I can suit you
in anything yon want In my tine.
8ervkes of a first-class civil ennineer and
practical surveyor engaged to show up all
property when required. I have had fifteen
years' experience in the real estate business.
and think I know what will please. Prompt
attention to all inquiries. '
fcoiUdlv
W. CORTLAND,
Real Estate Broker,
INVESTMENT AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENT,
Fatton Avenue, Barnard Building,
(eblhlly
D. S. WATSON,
Real Estate Affent,
oners for sale the brat lot in Asheville for
Hotel two acres on Patton Avenue between
Bailey and (jruve streets, '
Also, some very flue residence lots for sale
centrally loeuted,
Good business rots for sale at tb Old De.
pot.
Pine fanning lands, timber lands, etc., for
sale, near the city.
FOR KB NT.
Pour splendid houses furnished and unfur
nished, for rent.
D. 8. WATSON,
dtmayl Asheville. N. C.
INSURANCE.
JpiRBINSURANCB.
F1UE. LIFE. ACCIDENT
PULLIAM & CO
At the Bank of Asheville,
ASHBVILLB, N. C.
Represent the following companies, vie. i
FIRB. CASil ASSRTS IM If.
Anglo Nevada, of California, $2,407,833
Continental, of New Yard 4.876.B23
Hamlinrg-Bremen.of Oermany..... 1,129,604
London Assurance, of Bngland 1,643,995
Niagara, of New York 3,337,492
Orient, of Hartford - 1,607,892
Phoinfi, of Brooklyn 5,054,179
oi. rnui rire anq Marine, oi Min
nesota 1,641,061
southern, of New Orleans ... "'Jtnt
wraiern, oi Toronto 1,039,232
mutual Acciaent Association.
Ktna Life Insurance Company.
dtmar28
THE
EQUITABLE LIFE
Assurance Society
OF THE UNITgO STATES.
ttm 5,04a,aa.c
8riM o,74,7IS9
(Larger than any other Company. I
Outstanding Aaaurance...Ss4r,aiei,iei.oo
v....c rimviri whh io ano year pe
riods are the most popular and profitable
w, nnaiirnniT,
Por examples, rates, etc., confer with
E. D. Monroe, Ajjt.,
' Asheville, N. C.
Office with Judge Aston. feb23dSm
VM. R. PEMNIMAN
PROPRIBTOR OP
THE ASHEVILLE BRICK WORKS
Asheville, N. C.
P. O. Bom P.
marl 3d ly
THE ASHEVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
jai ,vvw "I'Mwiw av post
RtHitna nn Main . ......
dally, eicrpt 8andnv. from 10 ft.
2 - a '"-"M-""" line year
Tha trrnia .,4 ...I : T..
dallv 2 eta.' T""' 1 mo octs
l,rr,,:,,Liic:hr,'ii )y- wooiy - sec.C j
- v. oi.,i, iniranan, miss K
( itlwMa anH
n m t -..' lusenoe tnelr
, . leoNtiir
"fkY,8' WOLFB.
PUIM ANO ORNAMENTAL PLASTERER. ;
AM kitiila .
tended i . lompuy at.
lulihiniT avntl tMl...M.i-:
Residence. Clavton tu
with W.
Onlers can he left
H. Wrstall Co.
(ehmilim
JWRS. S. STIiYIJ NSON
Has removed to the Johnston Building, Pat-
"n renue, corner of L'hiin h an
she It prepared to keep regular or transient
boarders.
Table furnished with tha beat h.
a fmrds. .
Terms reasonaht.. "marSldam
In" J J55tf J.N-
nt ,rchment and heavy flt pane?):
crlng all nceesaary points. Just out and aow
to. No. a North rmrrt .,-.. -r. riaallHf
HOTELS.
tii:cTLTFiusT-cucs7mvrTE B0Ai; oT
THE THOMAS HOUSE.
NUAK BATTEKY 1'AKK,
Is nuw under entirely new m.-inogemcnt.
and will be kept in strictly first-claw
st vie.
TKANSIKNT UH KKIit'LAK HUlBtlr-KS TAKEN
Northern Cooking.
Kates RcaHuimtile.
. MRS. E. LACY & SON. ,
I'roiirk'toni.
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A DELIGHTFUL EXCUBSIO.il
ASHEVILLE
TO
HOT SPRINGS.
Round Trip Tickets only $4.80, Including a
full day's board at the
MOUNTAIN I'AHK HOTEL.
The Hatha ia Marble Pools and Porcelain
Tubs arc the finest nnd in uat luxurious in
America. The Hotel Is
NEW AND FHIST-CLASS
In Brery Particular.
unoji.lll.LBU IN ITS CUI8IN8.
The place Is a charming spot, nestled
among aad sheltered by Pine-dad Mountain
where there Is no fog, no dust, no malaria.
Pure and abundant water, and absolutely
lierfect drainage. dtjul39
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WAYNESVILLE, N. C.
Kuomi newly furnished. Fare the best
Ihe market itfforda. Good sample room.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEfiD.
Terms: $1.00 per day.
G. D. L. ALLEN & SON,
Proprietors.
A NEW HOTEL IN BRYSON QITT,
The Swayne House.
One of the best la Western North Carolina,
bummer and winter resort. Nature's sanita
moderatenCT)r M"' watcr Hl'celled. Termp
m.r,8d3(iN'BMCK8l",N,,r0P,
No. 3 Qaraard BiiHdlng.
School and CoJIftg Text
Books, afullline. Poets, His
tbry, Homance, ' Biography,1
Travel and , Novels, Family
Bibles, S. S. Bibles and Test
amenta, Oxford Teachers'
Bibles, Song Books of all
kinds, large stock Stationery,
Blank Books and Office aiid
School ' Siintiliou Mah, i:.w.
Ladies' and (Jents' 1'ocketr
- 4 "f''aav. A C1U1" V
Goods and Dolls.
iur.n iiinn iiumiuhi aH iinmr
frblOdlv
J. C. Bit OWN,
MERCHANT i TAILOR,
attoii Avenue,
(Next to Grand Central Hotrl.)
aprSdly
J. V. drowv
Will conUnne the undertaker's business at hi
old stand over J. B. IHckersoa ft Co, .!j
Hardwaic Btqre, under the -arm
name qf
J. V. PROWN & CO,
Having thirty years' esperlence as nnder-
taker and cmbalnwr, aad incqualed faculties
for buying, can safely guarantee satisfaction.
Calls promptly attended to at aU hours.
Bverythlng pertaining to the business al
wava on hand. u,imi.
DEMICE
A TRUE TOILET LUXURY.
or MiTau rwm ifiantoKnini!
BEAUTIFIES TH( TEETH"
raEEWVE THE OOMt. "
SWEETENS THE BREATH
WO INJURY TO THE ENAMEL
AFE AND AGREEABLE.
WITHOUT EQUAL At A TOILET
fIEPAIIATIOr.
18 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
SOLD B ALL BBllAAia-rsi
I. H. WINKE1 MANN A CC r.
- .TIWRC. Mb.
For tak by
J. S. UBANT.
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