Ti:Z! DAILY CITIZEN.
The CiTfiKM I. the mint ratraaivelT circu
lated nd WHlety read newspaper la Wcaura
riinh Carolina.
Its riianiMMtHi of public men and mr.pnrr.
I la th Interest of public integrity, honest
rowniiMat, and amnprrooa industry, and it
knowa ao pcraonal allcgiaaccin tprauag imb
bc Tkc Crrnas publishea the dispatches of the
Awociatrd Prraa, whkh low ninri the
whole world la it acuut. It has other farili
ti.s of advaacrd journalism fur aathrring
wwi from all quartrra, with evcrythinsjcarc
tully edited t occupy the emallctit apace.
urcHnra evatea of any eriitioa will be Brat
Tone Daily 8 lor one rear; ti for sii
snoatas; SO cents for one month : 15 ernUfor
one week. Carriers will deliver the Daiirr la
erery part of the dty to eabarrihera, and par-
ur wanting It will pieaac call at tlx C truss
ADVisrnso I its Rraaonabk, and marie
traanait adrcrtlaraMaU mast be paid ia ad
vance. Heading aotkee tea cents ner line. Obit a
ary, aaarriagt aad society aotkra hfly orou
card (not exceeding tea line.) or nltjr (tnu
per men;
FRIDAY. MAY 31. 1889.
iNlVKUITT MAfiAZINaw-
Magazinet arc not long lived in North
Carolina, Limited and uncertain pat
ronage, uncertainty and irregularity ol
contribution, made more uncertain and
irregular bjr inability to offer proper, or
indeed any, compensation for the arti
cle that are to give value to tbe publica
tion, make it merely a question of time
when a new candidule for favor follow,
the footsteps of iu .predecessor, and
goes down in disappointment. Some pe
riodical have been begun in this State,
especially since tbe warL that seemed to
have contained in them the elements ol
vitality because they apjiealed to sen
timents and memories m themselves,
imperishable. Such were "Our Living
and Our Dead,,,andthe"LandWeLove.v
Tbey perished and are forgotten ; and ol
their successor we know nothing.
The University Magazine still lives,
sustained by tbeenthusiasm of its student
editor and the contribution of Mr
Spencer. President Battle. Mr. Week. and
other who have their reward iu t lit good
they may do, not in tbe pay tbe writer.
receive, or in the patronage of generous
subscription. This Magazine has had a
checkered existence, of brilliancy and ob
cunty, of life and death, activity and
suspension. Once it was illuminated by
the histonctil contributions of Swain
Hawk and Graham, rcrhup now it it
uttie, u at all Interior, to what it wa in
iU bet day. Hut at any rate, It
worthy the support of all North Carol!
nians, because it may be mude the repos-
Horyofmuch local and peraonul history
perishable and passing away, but which
would be cherished as the literary torch
which may enkindle a great intellectual
light in our midst.
And the sulwcription price $1.00 a
year bring it within reach of all, t
The Democrat of Ohio are now en
gaged in holding county conventions for
the election of dclegutes to the State con-
tkin and the nomination of legislative
and county tickets. So far, in almost
every instance, the convention have
adopted resolutions strongly indorsing
the kite administration of President
Cleveland and reaffirming the principles
ol tne Democratic pinttorm of 1888.
THH CLOsIKU HKA.
The announcement from Victoria, Hrit-
ish Columbia, that the North l'ucilit
squadron of the British navy Was ordered
to Bearing sea with strict instructions to
protect British seal fisher is no doubt
exaggerated, but the questions involved
in right of seal fishing in Ilehring sea art
in rutin v more difficult than any pre
sented in the much mooted Suinoun con
trovcrsy, and if the attitude apiwrcntly
assumed by the administration in rela
tion thereto is insisted on they may lead
to a serious complication. While Aluska
was Russian territory that government
claimed exclusive rights in Hearing's sea
as being what is known in maritime and
internationallawasa "closed sea." It
is that vast body of water north of the
Aleutien islands extending to Ilehring
trait. America's purchase of Alaska in
cluded this sea with the exclusive right
claimed by Russia. The instructions to
Capt, Heal v of tbe revenue cutter Bear
sent to protect our seating interest iu
that sea would Indicate an intention ou
the part of President Harrison ami Secre
tary Blaine to insist on the exclusiv
rights aa purchased from Russia, It is
very doubtful if the other powers will ad
mit these rights. Tbe Victoria diMitch
indicates that Great Britain will not.
- It is announced this morning, however,
that tbe Knglish foreign oflicc denies that
the fleet has been ordered to Bchriiig
Sea,
It is said a ieciul session of Congress
will be culled for October and the Krpulr
licans whose minority isonly three in the
wilt Mlillf H . IM . HM M .ri...-t t..
change the rules of the House so as to
shut off filibustering to which they liuvc
so often resorted in the pnst themselves.
This wiit be preliminary to the effort ol
the Republicans to pass a bill placing all
congressional elections throughout the
country in the hands of Federal suiervis-
im Sum B.niliitl lui. ilMUnul
DcttKicratic party will be able to defeat
both measures and that the republicans
win not oc auic to curry out any radical
partisan legislation with so small a ma
jority. Mr. Randall, it is said, is strong
believer in what is called the negative
strength of the House of Representa
tives under its present rules that is the
ability of minorities to prevent sieciully
obnoxious legislation.
THB HcDOW TMIAU
No incident of murder has ever aroused
more of indignation than that of Capt.
P. W. Dawson in Charleston, in March
last.
It ia most natural that outraged public
sentiment demand the punishment of such
a slayer, at the hand of the law. Tbe
public wrath that at first demanded in
stant and summary retribution was staid
that law might have its cool, Just delib
erate way, and that whatever the offend
er might have to say or present in his be
half should be given due weight. And
I)OW( tKU v.'v .... . n, miu
the first abhorrent outcry against the
cruel deed ha spent it agony, there Is
every purpose to abide patiently uy tne
course of the law.
We do not presume to prejudice thecase
f the slayer of Mr, Dawson, but we, see
enough to conclude that all the machin
ery of legal ingenuity will lie employed in
tlic defence, and a possibility that by the
adroit use of such, the man who barely
escaped the fury of popular rage when
the crime was hot and fresh may step
forth a free, vindicated and much
wronged man. Such are the extremes to
which American sentiment is ruslied by
the absence of the assurance of tbe ad
ministration of the law nKn the intrinsic
merits of the case, making decision de-
fcndent not so much upon tbe weight of
evidence as Upon skill in the selection -of
jury imervious to reason, and impene
trable to evidence.
ALARUM ANP SlKRVICICH.
At tine last meeting of the Hoard of Al
dermen, by a tie vote, decided by the
mayor, the salaries of Messrs. Troy and
Murray r-rewetrrely--aierinlerterrr-rrl
streets and of waterworks, were each
fixed at 175 per month.
Last year tbe duties of both depart
ments were placed upon Mr. Howell at a
salary of $45 per month. Therefore the
labor of the new apiointeesmayrcnson
ably be expected to bear the same rela
tion to those of Mr. Howell tliut $1,800
icr annum lars to $.140.
Wilmington Star: The town of Con
cord seems to be bounding to the front
with a dush and energy indicative of an
ample stock of inherent vitality. Within
the pust year she has added several new
industries to those already in oK-ration
has built a splendid hotel, and u number
of other fine busi-n-ss houses and resi
dences, established a street railway am
.tectric light system, and is now excavat
ing the foundation for one of tlie most
oolosnid manufacturing establishments
in tin? South. To construct his building
will require 1,(M)0,(KHI feet of lumber and
2,750,0(10 bricks. The dimensions of the
building will lie 304 fret long, by 12
feet wide and 40 feet high, with three
towers, two 05 Icet high and one 75 feet
high. The factory with tlic building at
tached will cover an acre nnd a half ol
round. It is the plant of the Kerr
Manufnctiirini; Company, which will
manufacture seamless bags. The Stand
ard is very enthusiastic over the begin
ning of this work, which it pronounces
"only the beginning of a list of grand
improvements." The Stnrcongratulatc
Concord on her brilliant irogress.
Rev. (ireenlield Schorr who committed
suicide in Baltimore and left the letters
of tlic woman he proteased to hive iu the
hands of a newspaper to publish after hii
death has outdone the popular act ol
murder and suicide, He accuses the wo
man from out of his grave with decep
tion and falsehood. The letters were left
to the New York World ami naturally
the Baltimore piicr are highly indig
nant that the World should publisli
them. Tlic New York Sun also seizes the
opportunity to pose on high ground over
the matter, It is ustotiisliiug whut dia
metrically opK)itc views of journalistic
duty thc,8uncnn take under different cir
cumstances. Its idiosyncracy in this par
ticular is us hard to understand us its
pretensions to licmocrucy or its love for
the one mun of the country whom every
body else despises Beaut Duller.'..
Wilmington Star: The increase in the
unrulier of ub-iillitinccs, of the Farmers'
Alliance, in this State is remarkable
There nre now 1,810 of them, with a re-
Hirtcd membership of something over
:I5,(HH), This is n striking growth for
an orgmiixution introduced lcssthnn tw
years ago, anil shows how quickly our
North Carolina farmers have cuught on
tothe Texas ideaof co-operation. I'ndc
proKT matiagcmenti' und there is no
reason to believe it w ill be under tin
other, it will prove a powerful instru
mentality in bettering the condition of
the agriculturist of North Carolina, and
when their condition is bettered tin
whole Slate is the gainer. jt
The New York Sun re-echoes the Hon
Sam'lJ. Kumlnlt's aspiration that IK-iik
crnts must till get togetlicr and whip the
other side out of their Units in '02. This
menus on the part of the Sun that it will
cheerfully supirt the iK'tnoeratic nomi
nee if it should hiipH.'n to lie Ben Butler,
and on the part ol the Hon. SaniiielJ
Randall that the lH-mocrutk.' party must
abandon the living issue of tariff reform
upon which it retained the popular ma
jority in the last election and Uon tin
stout maintenance of which it may conli
denllv base the hope of ultimate nnd final
victory.
Durham is in trouble. The Plant snvs
"After the two railroadHgct their tracks
down on I'chImkIv street nnil thchtrcet
Railway Com winy put down their track,
as tliey have licen granted the right to
do, had not we as well tell the Lvncli-
burg road to take the sidewalk, so the
destruction of the entire street will be
made complete ?"
"Roliert lilsmere" has had n strange cf-
fcet iiKn the Yule I'niversity Theologi
cal Schoot, It hit about broken up the
faculty. Prof. Russell has been asked to
resign, and others may go,
It is now said, there is small hope for
the recovery of Senator Joseph K. llrown,
of Georgia, who has been ill for some
tune. -
Dr. Parker Prays cream Van-Ola, Rosa
line, Ongaline nnd Diamond nail powder
buying now become the ladies' favorites,
at P. L. Jacob's drug store, these popular
manicure articles muy ulways be found,
togetlicr with pocket emery board, or
ange wood sticks, nnil scissors, files and
other such requisites. Also a complete
line of drugs and toilet articles, in addi
tion to the Hebe Soda Fountain from
which ice cold drinks are disrnsed. Cor
irt Main street and Pntton avenue. '
It is rumored that Ux-Ciov. Poster, of
Ohio, recently njioiiitcd Sioux Coin-1
missioner, is rapidly actuiring the Indian
language. He recently culled pornker
A IMenalns; SMrna
Of health and strtneth reurwed ami ol
ense and comlort Mlows tlic use of Syrup
of Figs, as it acts in harm my with nature
to etlcctunlly cleanse the system wlien
costive or bilious. For sate in 5(c. and
1 bottles by all lending druggists.
DON'T
k'liumbu'tl. Tnlk ischi'iiji
ut "the proof of t he imliiir.
i the chewing of the string."
iontic IlroH.& Wright Via the
l;ice to buy und thousands
of well jileaned customers will
tell you the same if you will
only take the trouble to ask
them. -They have the goods
and thpy sell them at bottom
irices. They have received
this week their second stock
of Drew (Joods, Notions,
I bits jt ml Hhoesfor t hn Spi ing
and Hummer trade. Sonieof
I hem bought under "mudsill"
trices and aiv no goinglike
hot cakes. Thi'y have this
week made a reduction of 23
ler cent, in many goods and
are now offering unheard of
lairgaiim in eciul lines
Their store is filled w ith cus
tomers every day and nont
go away without being wait
ed on, for their salesmen aiv
polite and attentive to the
trade and are always ready
to give you the worth of 100
cents for every dollar you
leave with them, (Jo and set
their new goods and you will
he surprised at the low price
and beauty of the same.
The man t hat said "Money
is King" will havo to learn
that "I'luek and Politeness
will go further in a day
than money will ga in a lift
time, and if you don't think
so, go to No. 11 -Public
Square and you will see that
we are taking Cleveland's ad
vice and are "telling the
truth" when we say Itostic
Bros. Jt. Wright are selling
Oil Calicoes tit 5c, (iinghanis
it 7c, and Satines at He,
Outing Clotlmat I2c, Crazy
Cloth at 15c, und the pretti
est Ch allies you ever saw at
lc, bought at lleudquar
tern for enwh, und they invite
yo"uFcrc;funiisition of the
same.
HOOKS NI) 8'lTIONURY
AKTIMTM' MATKRIAI4I,
liNGINBlSKH' BlU'PLIKS,
CICTlIKliS AN1J FRAMES,
l'ANCY 0(M)I)8.
BLANK IIOUKM.ICVKKl'UKAHi:
lMii.t.s, toys ani (iamlh.
witi;hn n. c. hcknich,
IlOTII I'llOTlH'.KAI'llIC AMI 11 AND-
t'AINTKU,
',; . '.
luSTAIIROOK'S,
aa H. Main Street.
LAMtlS AMOKTMKNT or
AmiCKICAN WATCHlvS,
All tln. ilns and rUri.
Jt wclrjr of ev rjr ilmriplloli.
SllvrrwHir. suliil and idatitl.
(old and Silver Headed Canrs.
Siwitntles und Kjre ('.lui'i'tuiii tUthc t-t-
l'ine Watih RetwiriiiK and linttraviug a
icvialty.
LANG, The Jeweler,
' Month Main Mtrcct.
aprl4 d:tm
THE GREATEST ATTRACTION"
It Unit fine Kit uf HNULISH UKIHLU8 and
TUKIiB-IIUKN CHAMOIS 8BAT SAKDLliS
at
J. M. ALEXANDERS
And the low prices at whkh he la arlling all
KihmIs in his line.
He has increased bis furvc and Intends to
meet the demand.
SATIB'P ACTION OUAKANTBHU.
A. TBNNBKT,
Architect and Contractor.
Plans, ixdAratliins and eatlmatra ftir
nl.nl. All work In mv I In euntrartrd fnr
and no eharara for drawings on coo trait.
awartWd ntr.
Nrh-rcat-va when dralrrd.
tIH: No. 12 llmiln Kl..wk r. .
.juart, AimmtUIc, (. C. ' kblWIjr
MISCELLASIXHS.
SMALL STOCK.
The wnallest sttM-k of goods
that ha ever been wen in
Ariheville has just iMt'ii re-
ceivetlut W. II. LKA'S, 17
North Main utieet, untl ho
pretty tintl cheirj), too. It
will make the hair riw on
your head when you wr
how; pn-tty Dickh (ioodrt,
HUth jiH -iU'Hh, (iiiighaniH
.'liallien, IjUwiis, and Dress
iooda of nil kinds. And oh,
my! just we those pretty
Headed Wnlps. They tue
perfectly eximisite. And you
mueit w our pretty 151ack
Hose in Lisle thread, and
some of the best Corsets you
ever saw, sm-h as Warner's
Abdominal, (JoodLuck, Sun
riw, Coraline, Four-in-IIand,
Health, jind many otht
kinds too numerous to men
tion Ladies' Lawn Tennis
Shoes und (Japs to mutch
The best (lloriah Silk (Jolt
Head Umbrella at $1.2
11.50 and fl.90 offered in
this city,
All 1 want is for you to
come und see them and judge
for yourself, und if you don'
say that they are pretty tun
cheap I won't ask you to buy
u cent's worth.
. Yours very truly,
W. H. LEA
Sl'OT CASH STOKE,
17 N. Main St.
This week it is Men's, I5oys
unci .I'liildren's Spring Suits
Very low priced stylish Dress
floods, Outing Shoes forev
erybody, and various items
in seasonable goods which
we rereive almost daily.
II.UEUWOOD&CO
Clothing, Dry Uoodd, Shoes),
Hats), and Carpets.
7 and 9 Patton Avenue.
See our new Spring Suits
for Men, just in to-day.
STRAUSS'
RESTAURANT
-AND-
NEW ICE CREAM GARDEN.
lvlcctrlc Cars Putta the Door.
1 herewith notify the public that this day
May 1, 1 have added to my well kuowa Res
taurant a fine
Ice Cream Garden.
The same has been fitted up neatly for the oc
casion and t will always have on hand the
choicest of Creams and Sherbets and Cakes.
Also, can supply families at shortest notice
in large or small quantities. So conic in good
time and have some fine lee Cream and Cakes
and don't forget that at tttrauss' yon will get
The Beat of Ice Cream,
and where always polite and attentive wait
er, will b pa-sard to serve. Come early,
con often, com. one, come all, and give
your frknd Strauss a good many calls.
Very reaprctfully,
E. BTR Al'SS,
yfeltr Proprietor.
MISCl-l.LASUOL'S.
Ill I - I full il 1 1 ! 1 1 1 Hllllll!l-l!lIIIIIHIlllllillini'-ll IJ
T. C. SMITH & CO.,
wiiom:salu
-ANU
R1STAIL,
PRHvSCKIPTION
DRUGGISTS
Juliiistun?H Corner,
A8hcvillc, N. C.
IflCHMONI) Ac DANVU.UB HAILKOAD
" COMPANY,
(Western North Carolina Division.)
I'ASSKNOKS UKPARTMKNT,
AsilKVll.LK, N. C.Jan. 1, 1HHU.
PA8BNC.KR TRAIN 8CUBUUI,B.
In Kfpkct Jan. 1, 18HU:
I No. B1 No. (S3
Lv. Ashevllle,
Ar. Salisbury,
" Danville,
' l.yni-hhurK,
" WnshlnKton
" rialtimore,
" Thilu.,
" New York,
" lloston,
tiri.lpm 1 -Klpm
4 H7am A 4.8m
U7arn loiipm
li! -tripm I (( lain
Y.i:.pm 7 (loam
920pm HUfiam
M I ll lam 10 47am
ti 21 lain 1211pm I
8'topm 900pm
Riehmnnd, I 3'lllpm Rirnm
Kuleigh, 7nonm 1 (lUpm
(itddsiioru,
Wltniington
11-VTiuin 8111pm
I lioopm
No. S5
l.v. Ashev.ille, j
Ar, llentlt-rsonville,
Ar. Spnrtantrg
C harlottc.
" Columbia,
11 Charleston,
8:iiihiii
U-'Oiun
1 1 nonm
IS :uiitn
ttlpm
lopm
" (i 05 pm
6 irHtu
1 40pm
" Augusta,
" Savannah,
" Thoinasville.Ua
" Jueksonvllle
' Atlanta,
M Montgom'y
" Mobile,
" New (irU-nns
1 oo m
104Opm
7 5am
1 snpm
7 2Q11
J No. 64
I.v. SpHrtanliuri;,
Ar. Ilrniternonvllic,
" Ashevllle,
340pm
1 to7pm
I 70lpm
I No. no
No. 81"
444pm
lopm
snopm
B 4( Htm
11 4Tium
5 :iOpm
"444pm
6 I Opm
H.topni
7 loam
1 1 4Tnm
B.toptn;
74flpm
I No. 04
Lv. Ashevllle,
7 4mn
U Jiiarn
1 lopm
6 1 opm
0111am
"740am
0 2" in in
1 lopm
7orpm
840pm
Ar. Hot Springs
" Knoxville,
" Chattan'gn,
" Nashville,
" Memphis,
Lv. AsheviLe, '
Ar. Hot Springs
" Knoxville,
" Ltiuisville,
' Cincinnati,
Chicago,
" 8t. Louis,
6 4lam
(laopm
74opm
MURPHY BRANCH.
I No. IK
Lv. AshcTllle,
Ar. Wavnesville,
" Jarrett's,
M2r.nm
lofl.lam
B4Mpm
I No. 17
Lv. Jarrett's.
Ar. wavnesville,
" Asheville,
eoonm
1 Wm
8 4.1pm
- Mr Sleeping cars an all night trains.
IA8. L. TAYLOR, W. A. WINHI1RN,
O. P. A. I). p A.
SOL. HAAS. T. M.
11R009I FACTORY.
HANFORD N. LOCKWOOD.
HANIt-HAIIR
Brooms, Vi'hlsks, Hearth and
Ceiling Brooms.
Mill and Paetnrv grade, a anednltv. nun.
tatiitn. and sample, free. febludly
J. W.SCIIARTLE,
MERCHANT TAILOR
4a N. Main St.
frbaodlv
JOTICB,
Will collect debts for anyone In the city for
per cent. Oood faculties for renting; and col
lectins; rents on houses. Will sell furniture
on weekly payments.
J- B. JOHNSON,
At Illair'a Furniture Mure,
37 Patton Avenue.
wrsrrrncf alveti marlidOm
JARIKS FRANK,
DSALSS IS
FAMILY GROCERIES ANO PROVISIONS
Anent for Rrems Creek Wook-a Mills.
North Main Street, Ashevllle. N. C.
n-bllKlly
REAL ESTATE.
WAI.TK B. fiWYIt,
W. W. WKT
GWII & WEST,
(Suca-saur to Walter U.Cwvo)
I
KSTARLISIIED 1881
REFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE.
REAL ESTATE,
Loaus Securely Placed at 8
rerCcnt.
Nolarj I'uli.ic.
Cnmmiuiiincri ol Ixxds.
FIRE INSURANCE.
OFI-'ICK Houtlieant Court Square,
Win. M. Cocke, Jr.,
REALESTATE AND K1NERALBR0KER
Asheville, N. C.
Cnn sell yon one million neres uf land, hi
truets from 50 to 100,000 acrrs. Hare a
number of city lots, improved und unim
proved, wliu-h I eau Hell on tbe beat of lernia.
If you want a targe or small farm cult on nic.
If you want mini mis of uny kind, you need
Ko no further. If you want timber lunil,
this is hraduurters. In fuet I can suit you
in anything you want in my line.
rVrvieesofa nrst-clas eivit etiKinecr and
practical surveyor engaged to shuw up all
proierty when required. 1 have had litteen
years' experience in the real estate business,
und think I know what will please, fronipl
attention to ull Inquiries.
kO-Milv
VY. CORTLAND,
Real Estate llroker,
INVESTMENT AND LIFE INSURANCE. AGENT,
Patton Avenue, barnuru lluilding.
febudly
D. S. WATSON,
Real Instate Agent,
(Not a S)ieculutor.)
For Sale A large amount of valuuble City
Property, improved and unimpruved.
For Sale Some fine farming lumls ; also,
timlK-r and mineral lands.
1 can secure for parlies buying City Lota
from me money to improve the same on most
reusonuble terms! '' .
Money to loun on good city and country
property !
Uttice hours : Prom 8 to 8.
D. 8. WATSON,
Southeast Corner Court Squure,
Asheville, N. C.
iiutyliO dtf
INSURANCE. '
jpIRB INSURANCE.
FIUK. LIFE. ACCIDENT
PULLIAM & CO.
At the Bunk of Asheville.V .
ASHIiVILl.K, N.-C.
Represent the following eompunies, via. :
I'll"!. CAIHI AKHKTS IN tl. S.
Anglo Nevuuu, ol Culirorma fj, 4117, Mil;
Coniineiitul. of New Yord 4..s7r. :
HaniburK-llremcn.of Uernmnv l,12;,tl(i
London Assurance, of KiiKlanil..,,. l,n-i,Hliri
Niagara, ol New York 2,i!;i7,4(l2
Orient, of Hartford l,H7,li!l2
l'hienix, of Brooklyn 5,OS4,17!)
oi. i-bui fire ami Marine, of Min
nesota , 1,51,0111
Southern, ol New Orleans 4-;,ix4
mcmcm, oi lorotllo 1,11311,231
miaum Amm-ni Association.
vlitna Lile Insurance Company.
dtmar2U -
-TUB-
EQUITABLE LIFE
AHguraiiee Society
HO. 120 HKDAIIWAY, NBW VOKK.
Cash Assets
Cunh Surfilus....
. .. .......,p,n., iiiiipi iiiH-ini aau most pro-
sn-Hstve Comonnv in the v,ri,i
Its Tontine Policies with IS and 20 year
""" iwnin iniiH-fi 111 appropriate lorm
offer to insurable peraona a two-lold ail van
inuc.
ProU'etion ARnlnst Loas
and
A Sec
Secure and I'rofituble Investment.
E. D. Monroe, Agt.,
, , t . . Ashevllle, N. C.
Office with. ImlKe Aston. icbuadtlm
VM. R. PENNIMAN
I'ROI'RIETOR OK
THE ASHEVILLE BRICK WORKS
Aheville,N. C.
I. O. Box P.
marl ,lil ly
THE ASHEVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
KlMm on Main itrrri aitiiMinrlt 4k. . .
offiw. yi
Oiwrn ilaHy, except Sumlnvn. from to m
until 1 n. ro., and 5 until 7 n. m
i iic icrma oi Bunacrtnttiin i
daily acts.
, nunj.. ai.uu: a mot., xi i mr k.i.
Onicers for 1MHU prl,l- a u ..
i. .7.'' ' ""' "'on; i.iiirannn, Misa B.I
iinun,
nrc coniinny invited
Mn. n-iinc cnuuoirue and nu-rll, ih.1.
"iinnrria. f, l,M.ltf
y.B- W0LFB,
PUIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERER.
All kinds of cement woi k none.
Jobbing and kalsomlnlnn promptly at
tended to.
with V . H. Wealall ft Co. frh9ilnm
I. X. L. MARKET,
Cor. Patton Avenue and Depot Street.
The Choicest Beef, Lamb,
Mutton and Veal la the city.
Bntter and Fresh Country produce.
aiayil.UOia
HOTELS. .
ASIIEVILLl-
TO
HOT SPRINGS.
Round Trip Tkkils only $l.5u, m.lud.i.a .
full day's bunrd at lia-
MOUNTALN l'AUK IIOTI-L.
The Hatha In Mai tile Cools and Pfrei Nun
Tubs are the finest und moot Injurious in
America. The Hotel ia
NEW AND FIIIST-CLASS
, In tiery Particular.
UNbXCELLUl) IN ITS CUISINI-.
The place is ,i vhttrmlug smjI. nestled
among and aheltt redby I'iiie-elad Mouiita ns
where there Is no log, no dust, uo mularir.
Pure and abundant water, and absolutely
perfect droiuuKe. Utjul.'U
A NEW HOTEL IN BRYSON CITf..
The Swayne House,
One td' the beat In Western North Curnlina.
nuuiiinTBiiii wmier resort. Nature's sunitu.
rium. Scenery and witter um-xcelled. Terms
moderate.
GHO. S. BLACKBURN. Prop'r.
niarl3d3m
J. N. MORGAN & CO., .
No. 3 Barnard Building;.
Hcliool iukI College Tcxt
Hooka, u full line. 'l'cxtK, llin
tory, ltoniiince, Diograpliy,
Travcd and Novels, Family
Dibles, S. S. Uiblew and Tent
ainentH, Oxford Teachers'
Bibles, Song Hooks of all i(
kinds, lai'jrestoc'k .Stationery,
Dlnnk Books and Ottice and
School Hupiilies,. New line
L.auies una uents' I'oeket
books just ojiened. Fancy
(ioods and Dolls.
fcblodlv
J. C. BROWN,
as Patton Avenue,
(Next to Grand Central Hotel.)
uprUdly
J. V. BROWN
Will continue the undertaker's business at his
old stand over J. H. Dickcrson & Co.'a
Hardware Store, under the v
f firm name of
J. V. BROWN & CO,
lIurinK thirty years' experience as under
taker and cmbalmcr, and uneuualcd fueilltics
lor buyltiK, can safely guarantee satisfaction.
Calls promptly, attended to at all hours.
BverythiiiB pertaining to the business al
ways unhand fehtadom
CESAR'S HEAD
IW A IV-U
WILL 1IB OPENIill POR TUB 8BASON
OP 18H0 ON
The First of June.
The locution or this Hotel on thesuintnit of
Ca-sar'i Head Mountain, an outlying spur of
the Illue Rid-, in upjer South Carolina,
affords a climate and water uneuualcd.
As a summer resort It has no parallel in the
South.
AVERAGE TEMPERATURE, FROM 60 TO 70".
Whilst its natural scenery is varied and grand
beyond conception. Comfort or guests care
fully consulted. Livery and dully mull. Basi 1
ily reached from Ashevllle in one duy, or from
Hendersonvllle in halfaday. over dcliKhtful
roads, through a romantic and charnilnu
country,
F. A. MILES.
mavlSdtf
WlNKELMAflN'S
0 0ttr?to-
AN UNEXCELLED SPECIFIC
IN CASES Of
Cholcra. cramps, Diarnhcza,
Summer Complaint
Dysentiry
AND 0THES ArfECTION
OP THC STOMACH AND BOWCLS
v PRICE 2S CENTS.
J. H. sVINKELMANN tV CO
SiOLt Ps.rsiETost.
BALTIMORE, MD., U S. A.
1 For sale by
J. 8. GRANT,
Hnwtnn28
A. F. STEVENSON,
CARRIAGE : AND : SIGN : PAINTER,
GILDER AND VARNISHER,
s prrrutred to do all kind. of Painting. Bring
m your old-looking Carrlaires. Bretta. Ror.
rys. Buggies, Carta and Wagon, and have
them Tarnished or renaintrd. k. ,ni
lotik as good aa new.
All w ork warranted not to track, blister
or come off until It wears off. Terms reason-
nble.
Shop on Harnett Hill, Kagle fUreet.
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