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THIS DAILY CITIZKN.
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Intwl and widely read newspaper in Western
North Carolina.
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w in the i ii te rent of public integrity, honest
oveniment, nnd prosperous industry, and it
knows no personal alkyiancein trtatiriK pub
lic tHflUCH.
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Associated Press, which now covers the
v hole world in its senpe. It has other faeili
livK of advanced journalism for Kuthcriuj:
newN from all quarters, with every thine-are
tally edited to occupy the smallest space.
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"i Hit,
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per inch.
SATl'KMAY, AIV.I'ST :t, INN'J.
HUKTIIJTVTKAII.K0A1K'01C
M)KATIOH.
We (iiotc the tollowin from the New
York Sun as illustrative tt' a sciilinicui
siiiulnrly ami widely prevalent:
"hi sonic iii' the Western States, liola
lily in Iowa and Missouri, there is mani
fested a rowing disposition In legislate
against the milroails, to ent tluwii their
earning eapaetiy, anil to make them
prolitless to the men who Imitt lliem and
to those whose capital is now invested in
them. No aeeotint is taken ol' the part
borne by the railroads in building up the
the region in which tin v areopeialed ; up
credit is iveu to them lor the eoiuiiuiai
ties they have created, the industries
they have lotimlcil, or i'or the enormous
wealth and material prosperity thai hut
tor the railroads could never have been
called inlo existence. The objection, it
must be admitted, is a purely sentimental
one, and it implies the existence of rati
tmle, which, on the part of a new ant!
thriving community toward the icat
public catcrorisc that has uivi-u it vitali
ty, is sotneliiiii" not lor a moment to U
thought of."
There arc sonic conservatives lelt, old
lories they are called, who regard the
eiiiuinu of the railroad as the Iliad of all
woes; as the disturber of the iriinilivc
ways anil customs of the people, the ban
isher of I he simplicity of habits, of the in
troduecr ol 'artificial wants and luxuries
and the era of cxtravayaiicc, as the em
ruptcr ol manners, and in effect asthead
vanccd jttnnl and wicked emissary of ai:
new fancied notions and practices by
which human virtue is corrupted and all
innocence perverted. Hal these old lo
ojcsaiv few, and their moaning are un
heeded. Progress is 'he walchwonl o:
the ai;u. Any progress is lame, halt and
blind without the railroad. It is sale !
say that without it, this whole country
would be full a century behind the ad
vance it has now attained. I-or "amine
human happiness, perhaps it were bel ter
that it were so. lint l he railroads canu
and we were hurled alon with its resist
less power and speed, and carried awa
with the excitement of their inliueiiee.
Charmed with the changes they havi
wrought on external human conditions,
elated with the cuinlorts, the elegance,
the prosperity they have brought in their
train, tlie men of prooivss want more ol
them.
Wanting more, it seems a strange in
consistency in human nature, that tin.
moment the beiieliceul inlluciiccs of a rail
road manliest tiicmseives just so soon
does hostility sprint; up between thecom
numilics benelitcd often created by
railroads, and the railroails themselves,
and a watiare i;ocs on, as it interests
were antajo uiistie, misU.mI of bein- iniei -
depciideiit. AsiheStinstiLesls, theseiiti
mcut of i;ralit udc need not be invoked
The relation between the roads and the
country is that ol interest solely, lint
police tm the nail ol communities -li
mn mis something of i u bca ranee. 1! xpe
rience in the jjnoil effects of railroad.--stimulates
the dcniand for more. I'ew
coumiuiuties in tins Stale or section are
able to undertake such enterprises with
out foreign aid. Capital seeking invest
incut is abundant, lint capital carries a
"ood ileal of human nature with it, and
will not court such communities or .see
tiousasjtvc it certain assurance ol em
barrassment, prejudice or hostility. Cap
ital must be welcomed as a friend, not
but the public seems to have neither sym
pathy nor resentment in the matter, and
whether anything is ever heard of the
ease in the courts will doubtless depend
upon whether or not the voting man
Ltrown amies up and surrenders himself.
CIllCKAnAKiA,
A Washington letter in the New York
Sun indicates that the writer has I ven
pa yini; attention to the statistics ol the
battle of Chiekamauua. That is the bat
tle in which the lioth North Carolina
regiment participated, and in which it
suffered so severely. Many gallant sur
vivors live in Huucombe and adjoining
counties to recall the exploits and the
horrors of that day. A partial descrip
tion of the battle is .uiven, but wc con
tent ourselves with a lew extracts:
Chieatuauya was for both sides the
bloodiest baltlc of the war, in propor
tion to numbers and the time of the cn
aemeul, ami it far outranked ju
the percent at; c of killed and wounded
any of the battles o modern l-iuope,
there has been an industrious searching
of records, hoi h of our own wai and ol
recent famous foreign campaign, to test
the accuracy of the claims made la
Cluekamauua.
The man el ol Herman Unlit hij; in 1 lie
ureal baltlc ol Mars la Tour wnspii
fo rn led by the Thitd Wcslphaliau regi
ment. It sulictid (he heaviest loss in the
t ierniaii army dm inn I he l-Vanco-l'i it-siau
war. ll went into liicbaltlell.UDliMroii.L:,
-1 ml its liss was was 1'J. I- per cent.
Thei c was not hint; in the eaiup.nuiis ol
which tins formed a pat t which eeeided
these Injures, and they became famous
throughout 1 he ('.ci iiiau army. Anil yet
in our war there were over sixty rei
uictils w hose loses exceeded this. Seven
teen Jol llu iu !ot above (lit per cent.,
and tpiite a u umber rn ni;cd Irom 7 1 to NI i.
There wire over a score of rc.yin'cnts on
each side at Chiekamauua whose loss ex
ceeded thai ol i lie Wcslphaliau regiment.
We find no retercuce to North Carolina
troops. The writer says he makes no
lull presentation of t he exploits or losses
ol the whole lorcc ci;t;a,neil. As ilhtslia
tion of i h. character ot Coiilcdci ate
tiihli i;, we present I he followin;;:
if I ri aeie's brigade, the First Alabama
l.eiou lost ""percent.; the Si.sly third
Tennessee. l-'.t.T percent.
This brigade ot (aaeie, which sulfcrcil
Mich ti niblc loss wit hiu the space of an
hour, earned into act imi L'.lio.'i i llieers
and men. and in this time losi I'n.S killed
and woiii.dcd. ThcSeei md Alabama ba t
taliou lost It'1.) killed and wounded out
ol L'.'i'J. In t he asault (til 1 he Kid.yc, in
which these losses oecut led, the colors ol
the Second Alabama were pierced in
ciIily-llinc places. They were iftu
ward. by ropiest, presented to 1'icsidciit
Mavis, ami the standard-bearer, KoIkti
W. IKaiih, w as prouioled lor e npicu-
mis coin ."e e. mrnne.
t ret;'s in iv;:-de ol llushrod Johnson's
di ision, while assault in,:; Snodrass
Mill, losl nearly -Hi percent.; the Twcuiy
liflh Tennessee, of Johnson's bijnde, in
Si ew a i t 's di ision, lost over .( ) per cent .
Jackson's brigade of Chealhaiu's di
vision lost 'il7 per eciil.; the Fifth
t Kor-'ia, one o its re;;iuients, losl o l.'.i
per cent. Several of the regiments ot
M aucy's brigade o this same division
lost over ."in per cent . This was trticoi
I lie two reuinii ills. Sixth and Ninth
Tennessee, under the command of that
brilliant olliccr. Col. ttcorc C. Porter,
r 4 1 1 1 1 the same character of tiuhlim; was
performed by t lie first ami Twenty
L-veuth lenncssee, under the command
f that eiiuallv brilliant otlieer, Colonel
1 liiuie K. field.
Aileiition, Ladies
Forty years' IpsI, for
Kxcrllcupp of Material.
KlefAaiU'P ol Style,
Kxaetness of Fit,
Duraltilily, and
Modcrale (1ost,
Has proven lias
MB 1
I hir Irk-in I I'ru-n-, nl" I lu- Ivli.alii ill Cil v
l-.i-iiiiiinisu lmyis siu-li mkhilIi w.iU-i iiiL'
.u-i' units ni 1 1 if j;r.iiis . 1 1 1 I hiIkt IruitMil
K'uaiiiil.i Isl.iinl, lli.it il'tln v i!ii! nut j n i-
To In' snrpiissi'd h.v mi SIkm
in lint I'liitcd Stiitcs. Our
ivcs iiuil n.iunlitcrs uiii.v
lie suited ill I'oslir I'ros
iV: Wridit's, 1'i-oiitiiiy; I'ultlii
Sipi.i M'. 'I'liis Iioiisi- li;is en
I ire conl ml ol' ( lii'si- j-ooils in
Ashi'Villc I'on 1 liny ;iny
ol her Shoe until you li;i v
oillol for I he ".MoitowV
r nit' sin m r.vcry p.-iii'j'iiiir-
niitiM'il. r.vcry dcst-ripl ion
ol' Il;ils,('lolliin,n;ilii 1 jii lies'
(iooils in.iy he li.'lil of Iiostii
lli-os. A: Wright ul exceed
ingly low prices.
Under.
Tin-; kii.i.im; i- iv;i:.
Like tlic l.aiiiliii.'irk wc Iimvl- Ihunlit
that tlu-rf was a sinularapatliv, liolltat
tile set-ni.' ol the tragedy and tlirouuliont
the Slate al llie killing "l a man, vlu,
whatever his faults anil thev were hu
man faults hail strong claims to consid
eration, not on account of his liirth, his
lineage, or his family connections, hut for
those iiialitics of education, culture, tat
ent and irolcssional reputation, posses
sious and acipiircmciitsof his ow n, whicl
seems to make it incrcdilile lli.it such a
man should lie supposed to pass into
forctftiliiess, his sudden and cruel death
regarded as a trivial incident, his cause
be ignored liv the icoplc and the press.
and the machinery of the law apparently
so apathetic in the pursuit of its duly.
Wo, however, had some reason to lieheve
that the apathy was more apparent than
real, and that the law was not sliinihcr
inj;, lint only liiilinu its time. If such
were the ease, reproaches were untimely
and unjust. Whether the law had any
tliinj,' to do with the voluntary surrender
of the one j;c'iicrally conceded from the
ljcyiiinin to Ik-the slayer of Mr. I'a;e
wc nrc not prepared to say. lie is now
in the hands of justice to aliide the decis
ion of the law. We quote what the
Landmark says, which was evidently
predicated u)H)ii ollieial iicKliKence and
popular iudillercnce:
lect at a sc.iscii ul tin-vai hen the ik
sicnt Iti'ina un 'iiul.-iiii to a low touutrv
cliiuati- yi rc not sunn. wliat pclilous, uc
uu.ylit l.c tciiipteil to visit the lamous
st uppi nion;; inc arils of the islands,
single vines ol u hieli sometimes cover an
acrt ul uihiiihI. K, i.-i m ,kc Island ri-laius
ihclauicili.it Amiilas anil Cirlow yavc
ii as the laud ol lhenrape. Hut we have
.-uwavs iiiouiui uiiiM- ort uv voyagers
tliew upon their imaginations for t heir
facts; oriiitlicir iuoi auct of the yrapc
nii.i;ht asci iln- to the niisci-.-ililc Ml tic win
ter .ur.ipi- the saiiiccu-cllciR-cllial lielous
to the luscious product of I'iovcihc or
l.aniiedoe. They, or sonic of the old dis
coverers, k II in 1 1 that snare when tuv
called the lilt ak shores ol New lvnland
when they could Iiuil only sour and un
eatable grapes I iv the faseiiiatiiix title ol
inelands. The Scuppcrnoni; did not t; row-
on Koanokc Island at the lime of its dis-
ery. 1 1 was loutu! one h lied and liflv
years later in lyrrell county on the main
land, lint it found a congenial home on
the island. Hear what Mr. C retry say
alioul it. and also his surprising stale
iiuiiis annul inner nuns ol llie saint-
liappy isle.
"It is certainly true of tile ScuiiiicrnoiiL'
yiupc inai ii is proiiuceil on Koanokc
Island m Inrucr (iiiantities to the are;
mil of liner iinanliiy than elsewhere
other I tali tics near the sea, on sandy
soils, produce tile Seuppernon j;rapc
very well, hut the Koanoki--yrape vines of
thai tfrapc are superior to all oehcrs
ines covering an acre of ground will
produce six to ciilil hundred gallons ol
sctipiiernoiij; wine, and as evidence of the
illness oi ine isiauo lor llleir proilllctloll
it has been shown m vartous cases that
a Scuppci iioiu; rapc vine removed from
the island to the adjacent counties in the
interior will not produce!! jLtrape of tin
same ipiaiity or productiveness. As t
other fruits our observations are not si
l.-innliar, but our friend says lh.it the ap
ples, pcacnes anil vine ti nils ol Koanokc
Island , ire siipcrior to fruits of the same
kind produced in anv p.-irt ol North Car-lina."
HOOKS AND KTATIONICllY,
Alt I IS I S' 1 A'I'l .ltl 1.S,
i:n(;im;i:us' sci'i-i.tiis,
I'lCTt KliS AMI I'kA.MliS.
l-'ANi V C,M liS.
iii.ank hooks, i:vi:itvia(iii;,
III H.I.S., TlIVS AMI I .A M I.S.
wi;sti:kn is. t. mci-:ni-:h,
I II I'll I I'llll'I'lir.K-.M'IIIC AMI 1 IAN li
I'AIN I i;ii,
AT
ICSTAISROOK'S,
a S. main SI reel.
AllSCELLANMX'S.
Liidies' liCiilliei- (iaunllets,
Mousipietiiii-e, iiuil l-luit(on
Hidinj-- (J loves, fl. 11. IN
ni id f l.DN.
All wool Crea in Ih-ess
(loods. sevei-id qiiidities
iiud weij;lils.
I'.l.ick I'linnlillv .-inil While
I'l.-it Viil. .-md All Over Liici
iiud l louiiciim' jii-ciitlv re-
iluceil.
()iirf." 1 liind-Sewed Kiin
Kiiroii Shoes for Men ;ire
iie;it. liji'ht, stylish, ple.-is.-iul
lo wenr. strii lly lii-sl-cl;iss.
II. UKUWOOI) &CO.
HCIHHH.S.
trinity ioi,i.i:.i:.
lintijiucc i s.uniii.-tliniis Sept. .'i nnd I-. lice
iliilH'iis iiinl l.cctnrrs In fill proinpllv Sept
Scml lur new e;H.il: tie ::l otiee lo
jnllN l;, Hi iWlil.l., I'icsi-ldil,
juirJC. iC'iii 'l ihiit.v Cnliip-, N.C'.
St. Mary's School,
Ualcittli, N. C.
'I'lic Niinlv-rilth Scini Aiitimil Ser-sioii lc-
uius MiiNHAV, Slil'TliM IUli I L.'. is.s-.i.
l-'or c;i1;iIol;ik's, julilrcfs the liccinr,
REV. BENNETT SIVIEDES. A. M.
RAVENSCROFT
HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Koiinlfl ItlacKoiiald, II. A.
Head master.
Tin- mliiilahtle vt-iu' will npiu
UliliNHSIlAV, SIM'TI-M 1 1 1 ; K is.
Terins- I-'or Itoanl, 'rnilUm In all lii,-iik'lH
lllil every l-it-nse, S:iin per iiiiiiiuu. liny
.ehnhu-s $so ,ir .-iiiiiiiin.
l-'rr rnrtlk-r iiiroi iiuiljiiii in.ihrss Kl-iV. Ii
. I ! I -1 I . I . . Aslk-ville. X. C, until Sept. 1
liter thai aililrrss M K. KiiNAI.H MalIhiX
ALU, lleiul Muster. JulL'7 il'iu
ICiiKflisil and I-rcucli
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRI.S,
.No. l-o I'reiiclt Itniiul A t one.
MRS. BURGWYN MAITLAND, . PRINCIPAL.
AI1TIIUR M. FIl'XD,
I'or many years Ass, i.-i U- I 't iuei pal ,,' Mt.
M-riiim Institute, nnltniiiiiv. I
Assisteil liv 11 eurps ol eoinpelitt lit tiaellers
Tile course ol' iiislrtietiou inelnih-s tlu-iisua
u.ulish liiaiK-lu-s with l--i-riii-i anil l.nttn.
l-ixtrjis Music. C.eriii.-iu, An Neidli- Work,
Caiutiiiuoti Chiiia, li.-ineiii ,'iiul K-iliiiii.
Spi-ei.-il ,-tlleiilioii ivrii tit the I raining ol'
little cirls. aiiKl il-'m
"SinKulnrlv enough, tliouu'h cvervlKidv
knows who the slaver is, and though he
fled at once, neither the coroner's iiirv bv
its verdict, nor the Times-Kcristcr, by its
reK)rtol the occurrence, indicates mm.
This case hasattracteu surprisingly little
attention, considering its character and
the prominencrof all the partiesiuvolvcd.
No jfreat ileal of feeling was to have been
excctcd to (row out of it, for it is gen
erally considered the natural unit projicr
tlllll tlUIL VIOIVIIL UCUlll nilOUItl pU It
penou 10 sucu ouences as voi. i';ie imd
committed, but we have never known a
tragedy invol vine' a iK-rson of etiuiil stand
ing to be taken iuite so as a matter of
course, every now and then one hears
some one wbo knew him say thut Cage
was a man of talents and acquirements
and in tome respects a very useful man,
and other suggest that the manner of
hit taking off was not exactly an fait; gists.
Iir. I'.irker I'rays cream Van I ll;i, Rosa
line, I )ift;alinc and liiamoud nail powder
hiiving now lieeomc the ladies' favorites,
at F. I.. Jacob's drug store, these popular
manicure articles may always Ik: found,
together with pocket emery board, or
ange wooil slicks, nail 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 arc disiicnsed. Cor
ner Main street anil I'atton avenue.
LEADING
JEWELER.
Successor t
II. I.. I.ANC.
WHOLESALE
-AND RETAIL.
Praelical Watelunaker and
ICiiKraver.
;k.ii ati:
OPTICIAN,
W'e make a specialty of rcpuiriiiK Wjilelies
lli.il have never kepi f;"'"! linn or tliat have
I'ailiii at Un- h.-uiils ul jik-otnieteiit wiirkineil .
I'lii-lies wuntiMK k"iI plasms can liave
tlkir eyes exiiluiik il Iree ol' charge.
We oiler at relail lor an ilays the luIlcvviiiK
Kontls at whulesale iriees:
.'I oz. lire Silver tiiuuinc Klin or Witl-
thaiu Walell $.. sf.
U oz. Coin silver 7.LT
Also sK-eial li.-irKainsiuCloeksanil Jewelry.
A line assortmeiil on'inlirt-llas anil Canes.
Albemarle
Female Institute.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
I 'nsiir passed lor thin Khuessof inslnk-tioii,
1k altlllllliu-ss mill lK-ailtynt' silii:ili,.n l.-icili.
Iks lor cumrm-t. inotaruml n-liinus lone.
Tirius very inoilerate. I Inkr i !i tali ue.
W. p. lile'K INSIIN.
iltaiiKl l- til th sat Principal.
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Cliapel Hill, N. C.
'rile next session lie-ins Sept. ,r, 1 sstl. Thor
(Mih instritelion is otli-ri-il in l.iu-ralure Sei
enee, I'liikis.iph.v anil Law. Tuition, S.liiper
session.
I'or ealaliint' ndi1i-ss
. , . , , HON KI5MI- 1'. IIATTI.U,
jnlli iU-imIiIw tu til sat
Ask Tour Retailer for the
JAMES KEAtfS
$4 SHOE
nit tiim
JAMES MEAN'S
$3 SHOE.
According; to Your Needs.
"'"fWi'B. and RKOIUKKsi
k iirnucuji eauy uic drat ttme it
'..'E, i. ausiuu-ly the
THIS
RACKET COLUMN.
KEEPING JT UP ! !
Wc t rictl lo write our ;nl-
vcrt iscniciit jiiiiioiiiicinu,- our
.nil't of l,;iwn Dresses so pl.-iin
ly (li.it no one eoiilil misiiii
(lerst.i ml it. W'v li.ive never
nie.iiit t lull we wonlil uive ;i
lifiwn Dress williOiieDolliir's
worth ol' niiy ol' our snoods
sohl. lint only with.-i Doll.-ir's
worth of v,s-,s ii'ooils. ;inil
wc cspeci.-illy e.eeitel U'liite
(ioods. Our rejisons were
these: Wc ,-irc f'oiii"- to quit
lceiiii- .-ill kinds of Dress
( Iooils. except White (Iooils.
.-iml in order to clc.-ir t hem
out we jt-'ivc these Lawns
av;iy. hols of I tidies ha e
.nailed tiicmseives of onr
offer. Iml we ha ve qiiitea pile
of 1 he Law n yet which wc
shall cont iimc to ivc away,
w hile at I he same 1 hue we sell
the Dress (ioods that io with
it con. Our stock of
White (ioods. Flonm-inis.
Lawns. India Linens, plain
and dotted Swisses. Uarred
.Muslins, and ot her thin lvoihIs
suitable for llieseason is verv
larive, and we guarantee t he
prices to lie as low as those
01 anyiiody. uur Mnli
(ioods. Ilniliroideries. Ham-
Ihii-.U's. Laces and I0d-in's
are all new. fresh Loods. Xo
need to clean t hem after vou
Let them, hut new o,Wn, and
sold as low asotherslhat an
ll.v -specked and shop-worn
mid in utility r:isis lower. II
people will examine befon
they buy we will be content,
W 1 , i .
i e wish we could impress
upon onr people thefact that
our store is the place to buy
their Shoes. We probably
ha vet he largest stock in town
outside of a regular shoe
store, from a La (lies' Pebble
(io.it. button that we war
rant solid leather, to, hot
low, inside ninl out. for
f 1 .2". to a line French Kid.
When the sliairirv-licailcil K'lissi.-ins
Hurry to the lrontier you may expect a
new war scare, mil v lieu the hiild
heailcil Americans scramlile lor tile front-
tier you may look lor a new oreiniere
(lanscusc.
ToarlHtM
Whether on pleasure licnt or business
should take on every trip a bottle of
syrup oi i-i.js, as it acts most pleasantly
anil eiiexinauy on ine Kidney, liver und
bowclls, prevcntinK fcvera, licatlachcsancl
THE GREATEST ATTRACTION
s th.it lint-l,,l ul 1-NGLl.Sll IIIllll.i:ss anil
THKIil-.IHJkN CHAMOIS SKAT SAllIlI.HS
at
J. Iti. ALEXANDER'S
Ami tltc low priix-s ut which hi' Ik hcIIhik all
goods in his Hue.
He has iiicnraHitl his forcv uud intends to
meet the demund.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
"illy sliou of lu price which
i nils ever bwn placed px-
Icnalvely on the market
in wnicn anrauiltty
ucruoiit-
witnl
Heuu tJ sIhx for Bon
J. MEANS Ac flO.. Hnatna.
Fall Hue. of iha ubove shoe, lor sale kf
i'or Sale
Iloxtlc Bros. & Wright,
ASHEVII.LH, N. C.
felU1il.1in tilth sat
A. TBNNBNT.
Architect and Contractor.
IMuns. siieeifientiofts and climate fur.
nishcil. All work in mv line cuntrn.-tnl for
antl no charKrs fur drawioK oa contract.
other forms ol sickness. For mile in 5(c awnnlcd me.
Square, A.hcrulc, N. C
and $1.00 bottk-s by all leading drug- sltTlilocU. North Court
fcbllKlljr
Drunkenness
Qr the Liqaor Habit, Positively Cured
it aiWMimna n. .n:r mini wane.
V.Vi-Vo.. . ,' "F """wwiKe ol llie per-
on It. it I. .1 ., I,. I . 1 .... 1 : . .
fr60' Pnniinent awl upeeily eura. whcthei
Uiepatleiit 1 a moderate drinkSr or an alcohol"
wreck, it NEVER Fan r WiRIUdiutcc
a complete cure in every instance, ia page Uul
WLCM SPECIFIC C0 1 86 Race St. ClackwatLa
I'CTKI.N SALE,
lion't forRct the nuetion mile at W. II.
Lea's Saturday morninK at lo o'clock. 8e
cial nle of l.adii-K Ooori. nnd Shoe. General
ale at 3 p. m. Seals proyided for the Indit.,
who are apci'lully invited to attend the morn
ing sale. 2t
Wc luivcji M.iii'.sSliiii in Liicc
iikI Coiiji-n'ss t Ik "li,-ic(
Shoe" which wc lmvc niiidc.
Wcscll them ut 2, mid will
linilcli them with jiii.v slio(
sold in Ashcville I'or 2.5(),
j;uiirjiii(iHiii",()ui-.sl()licc(ni.-il
in ((U.-ilit.v, style ,-hkI (it. Of
coni'sc wc kcii!ill tlicchc-ii'ei-
fi'i-iidcs, lioth for iiui iiud
women, suitiiblc for rouli
wenr, ;md when wc c.-iii xi
people lo pricetheiii wcriirel v
f.-iil to sell. We hiivc a full-
sized .Mexic.-ti) (Iniss Iliiin
inock for fJ.(i,S worth
Lots of cheitper ones nlso.
Hammock Stretchers cts.
each. 2, .'5. 4, (5 and H-ipiart
Ice (Vcani I'rcc.ej s.evervoiie
warranted as food ,, nn
iiimb', and where niter trial
the.v fail to jjjive perfect satis
faction we return the money.
prices lie-in at fl.."i,S for 2
piarts. We have a few suits
of lif-ht weight Clothiii"'
which we are anxious lo sell.
nol anxious eiiouiih to sell
them at cost, hut willing to
sell them lowertliaiiaii.vnian
in Ashcville will match them
for. We keeiever,vtliiii",and
only ask that. vou see whet her
we have what .you want be
fore you 1 my. Another sup
ply of Matches, 2."c. licrdozeii
boxes of .'5()()s others ask
2.V. for 2(K)s.
(io to all the stores and
niceooods if you wish to
We only ask that you will
not buy until you have priced
Misa;u..Ni;ofs.
ONE YEAR AGO.
The tiiiest and best equip
ped Di'inr Store in North Car
olina was opened in Ashcville
h.v T. Smith A Co.-Aftcr
eifihteeii years of prosperity
in the wholesale and retail
druj;' business a t ( 'harlot te.
(hey sold ou( and moved lo
Ashcville, where (hey secured
the best and handsomest
store room in ( hecity lil ted
up in style, with all the latest
appliances and conveniences
possessed by other modern
druj,' stores. Twelve months
ha ve passed since this vent
ure was made t hey Mini t he
outlook far ahead of their
ex pert at ions business ;rov
inn' larger monthly, having
already reached a solid basis.
Theirsuccess demons! rates
what Ashcville will do. for
those who come here with
"the know how." Prescrip
tions and genera I business
have ton red into this New
I)ruV Store until necessity
compels the employ incut of a
larj-c force of thoroughly
competent clerks. This new
firm do not want theeartli.
only a small part of it. They
are ciitcriiio- the second year
o' their business career with
lie, snap, lai-p slock, ample
raw cash to make larcaddi
I ions, hi"' trade already es
tablished, a successful past
and a bright fill lire. These
facts show what can be done
for those who have a well
grounded faith in (he com
mercial importance of our
.urowinu; city for those who
have the nerve lo burn all I he
bridges behind (hem. and
jiive proper attention to their;
business. The people arc
kindly asked to continue
their favors tot his prosper
ous and busy dru store,
where every article sold is
warranted as represented, or
purchase money refunded.
Address T. ('. Smith eV. Co.,
Leadinj- Wholesale and lie
tail and Prescription Druji
tfists. Ashcville. X. ('.
noriiLs.
STRAUSS'
RESTAURANT
AND
NEW ICE CREAM GARDEN.
lilccliic Car. lt the Door.
1 heren itli iiolily tin- niililie Hint Urn. tl.iv.
May 1. I liaec .uiilcd to my well known KLS.
taiiraiil a line
Ice Cream turclcn.
The same has been litUil up inall.v lur ihi ri
easitjii and I will al;ts have on hutul the
elioiceffl tl Creams anil Sherbets nml CaKeH.
Alsu, ean supil.v lamilies at lmrusi iiotiec
tit lare ur small qnaulilies. Sn cuint tit immI
time and have smne line lee Cream anil Calves
ami diiu't h.rj-ct thai at Strauss' ytm willi t
The llcsl oi Ice Cream,
ami u hue always polite tuul atUnlivt wait
ers will lie pkasvil to serxe. Conte earl.,
eome otun, eoiiie one, eonie all. and ivt
your Iriend Strauss a kooiI many ealls.
Very res, K-el lull x ,
in:i -'.III
I'ropi it im
mm head
IIOT1-.L
wu.i. in; iii'i-:ni:ii i--ui -rms m-.amin
1 11-' 1 ss;i 1 1,
Tlac First 1 June.
The locution Hl llils lloO I on Iln sniiniiit ot
e-.i-s,'ir's lh;iii M. ni ii I ;i in. ;hi ou ll Ine, i no ol
the lllu,- Ki.l.-, in iiij,..i Soiilli t.uoluia,
ullonls a cliiil.-llc uml iv ;i let nil, i(ii;iU.I.
An a siniiniii- ry.soil il ha:, nopuiallel Ml Mil
Si, u III.
AVERAGE TEIYIPEKATUKE, rHOM 60 TU TO .
U'liil.-,! ils ii.-ilin,-il m-i m-i-y ;il inl ainti: Intel
'f.vi'iid ei.mvilioii. e'"iul.,u ,, Kmn ran-.
Iiill.v ci n-iilii ,. Livel y ,-onl il.-iily nniil l-.io-ily
i-t;nlu il Ikhii Alu ille in nue .lav, m Iron,
ll.-iiil. 1M.10 ill, in h.-ili a .l.iy, ,,Vei ihlihllnl
i-o.-iiIn UiioukIi a loiiiaulie anil eliaiuiiuu
UllllllV,
K1C1IMONI) (t DANVIl.l.li KA1I.KOAD
t'lIM PA MV
(Western North Caioluia I ii ision.
I'ASSHNUIiH niil'AKIMIi.v-i, I
Asui-yii.i.ii. N. 1 ., I,,,,,. lNS., !
1'ASsi;ni;i-:k tk.mn se n i-in i.k.
In lii-i-iicT ,i-m: :., ismi:
l.v. Ashcville.
Ar. Sn'isl uiry,
ll.-lliytlle,
' l.ynehlun'K,
' Washington
' Italtiniore,
' I'hila.,
1 New '.n-k,
1 Huston,
1 Kieliiuond,
' Kuleljjll," I
' C.ohlslior.,, j
WiliiiiiiKtini 1
I No. f.l I No
I -! I pill
! 17-1111
1 1! lupin
7i:in
Knopiii
1 1 l: 1 1 1 . 1 1
1 201011
:-, I'.opin
I 1 1.10
II l:ipni
lll-'llplll
lU'L'.-iain
l:iain
s 1.T.0 m
in l-7aiu
I 'Joptn I
'.loop, 11 1
:i:topin r,ir,,iiii
loL'pni s.iiiioiii
,'i lopi,. lfiOptn
liOOjinii
F. a. miia;.
ma v 1 r.tl 1 1
AKIUiN PARK HOTlvL.
AND FAMILY COTTAGES,
1'.. miles Moiilll ol'Aslievlllr. im llu- A .V- i
1 ai lit in is im v opiMlor the mason,
l-'or eirenlar ;nNlit ss
1 lit v. AI I IK K IS, I'l i.p'i ,
.nlui, . C
Mil
T (
HAYWOOD WHITE SULPHUR SPRffIGS
WAVNIisVM.I.H, N. c.
l-AKi: l-Ok Kdl'Ml I UH', . jLyr,
L'..niiiien,iii,; July 1. a special train vti
1. live Ashe ille every S'inila at s.:;.", a. III.
Uetiuiiiiin leave Uainisull, ;il i; p.
This ;iv.s llie eiliz.-nsol Ash. villi-and lier
siunniei ia-sls an apporlunitv t.i visit the
laimiiis llayuooil While Sulpluir SiriiiKs.
I llere are L'o acres of densely sliadeil lati n
ami plenty ol seals. Uur conveyances will
meet passi liters at the Ha lion. Il.ilelaeeoui
itl. illations in general lliisui p;tsseil.
. U. S. Allen V Son,
i ul T .1 1 in
I'r.iprietoiH.
I.v. Asheville,
r. llen.li'i-s.iuviiu-,
Ar. Spartanli'
Cliiirlotte.
Coluinliia,
Chai-I.sl.iti,
Augusta,
Savannah,
Ylioninsville, f,a
Jacks. inyllly
Allaula,
MoniK.im'v
Molnle,
New- lirl. - 'is
l.v. Spaitanliui-K.
Ar. Iten.lers.iavilly,
" Asheville,
l.v. Asheville.
Ar. H.itSptiiiKS
" Knoxville,
" t-hattan-Ka,
" Memphis,
l.v. Ashevil.e,
Ar. 1 lot SpriiiKH
" K n. ix . ill.-,
" Louisville,
" C'iueinnati,
" Chieaif.i,
" St. l.tinis.
N.i. "Hi
7 I oa 111
ii-'ii.iiu
1 li'tmi
! lTiptu
lil nam
No. C, J
ttl-liill
Ii lllpm
Knilpin
n Ulam
.l.'lOpm
4.P111
II lopni
srillpm
7 lrniui
1 1 r.ani
i;iopni;
7 4ripm
MI KIJ11V IIKANC11.
I No. r,
I NJIllain
!il.'Oaiu
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tior.p,,,
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loo pm
7 l.Tiani
1 ."ipni
7 -"pin
I N.i. Ti
I .'I Hipm
I II 117pm
I iliopm
I N.i.
7nripni
N4npm
7 Ulam
'.r-'Oain
1 lopni
0,1 in
Ii .-lllpm
74.r.pm
l.v. Asheyille,
Ar. Waynesville,
" Jarrett's.
l.v. .larrctt'H,
Ar. Waynesville,
" Asheville,
I No. is
s.';.riani
lo 17.1111
nj-Mpm
I N. 1
SOI la 111
.ILT.pin
I U'lL'pin
W- SleepiiiK ears on all niuhl trains
IAS. I.. TAVI.nu, w. A. WINlll-KN
' '' A- 1. 1' A.
S(H.. HAAS, T, M
v.M.eeiiiK j,,e ,-,, f. .n ,v ..lssl..
i... ....... -n- ,ll l,e ,.,,, ,le.l on Sun
days lietweeu Asli -yiiu and Waynenvilk :
WliST. I
No. Ii. I SI ATHiNS
inill.v. Aslmille
I HAST,
I No. 1 1
anil" S11I, , 1,.... .'. i 'I'm
...Miniv 7 ,.,
Pi.. "'"'',kr " I I;-Hi pin
loo-ianij " Clv.le '
lil-ainlArr. WaVnel-vilk- l.v a A !"!!
tl o'.iaml
Lv.
MERCHANT TAILOR
kli'JOdi v
4 N. Main St.
ours.
l0HfK'tfull,',
GE0.T.J0NES&C0.
N. Y. Office, 466 Broadway.
uTIl.li.
W ill I. . -
' 'tents mr anyone in ,i,,. ..it., r..-
ikt inn. r.iM.,1 i. -a.,... r... 1 '"- ln "r
on weekly iii.v,, "iatii lunntun.
a. in il-.ly,NKHN.
ai lilnirn himiitiirc st,,re
o. i-ntton Avenue.
mnrl4ilimi
FOR RENT OR SALE.
The Best Chance Yet
Offered.
Thai desiralile house. eont;oniiiK eijjlilun
looms, now :iipioaeliiiiK completion at No.
-" l-'lllM"" lrtvt, will lie ready lr occu
pancy ,-iiid
1 Oil SAI.IJ OK Hl-NT
(in or aliout the loth day ol' Jmie. It is ,--peeialh
a,l.-,pe, , nK. llsl.s . ,.:,.,,.
lionnliiiK house. All persons inteiesleil are
mvileil In eall and 1 xamiii.. ii llu- .1,...
Terms, which are most reasoaal.le. e.1.1 I,..
had uu appliealiou to
T. W. I'ATTON.
inavj'jiiii
l,500 ACRESiE-
FINE MINERAL AND TIMBER IMS',
TO 111! Sill. II IN-
Tiaiisyivania Couittj.N.C.
1'J virtue ol a decree ol tK. SaiKrior Court
ol iiansylvnnin county, N,., Carolina. II,..
in.lersiKe,l as executor ol i;ii21,r rati,,,,,
dee'd. witl sell at pal, lie aiieli.,.. . o J
luun
uisc door in llie town ol lti-. v,..-.l ....
Moiulay, 2.1 Oa, ol Sept. l89,
Ml that Iraet ,,l a,l vill
creek, known ;is llie .jiir 1',.
ti-'.. 'il.i-..it ins aliont c Thu,,a
l oe Ml ui.he,. acres. Tl la,,,, Is at,Tssi.,l,
' ....uv tnnliertu. It is situated uIkiuI 4
west ,, llrevard and lies parallel
ki-feix-ni-i. irlven
JAMES FRANK,
l'KALKK IM
FAMILYGROCERIESAND PROVISIONS
ABcnt for Rcemii Crk Woolen Mills.
"x? -.: n.c.
niil.s smith
ine I I'ctieli Itroad river, ul,., t. ,..
"taut irmii the same, ami nliout l
"lam front the iir, i , .. .. ..
v ' ' '" un.- c, c.
V e. railroad. Also tho -an l.i.......
lh. Malliuioiv. Asl.evil.c- nnd A'tla,.ta
oli.iad linv as pi e.l. Tl,e,-e .-.....!..
ealnins , . ,.,, ,,,. ,,,.
" ' well .daiited lo r..,l -
l's ,l eaa lK. eony. !..,., , L. ..."
..'ir,. ti,,. ,..,., win ,K Koit,,j;:
assustopayuentsandlor .in.,, -t,u,,.,,7
enns line-lhir.l eash. I,,. I ,
tve.venhH.
.a.nealS1RT cent. Title .... ."T
mem is ,.,,, ,.,,,.. .,'""
1'nM.iK cash i r,,,; , ,.., , r "
iirt-s. Title iiunranuiil. For Inrther inlorl
mat...,, app,y l.,,a,u,ri.s, ..."
T W. A. Cash. A.t't, Urevnril, N. k.""-"
I-..II d. seriptiu,, ,, llat8 f h
seen on ,e iM t, -n.
IKr,or Court of Trans, ,vllnitt ,untyUr
Chan. C. Pattou,
Jul I a dt.e1X,,U'r f ,,n-'. lee-tt.
VAN- 'i I'Nlll'liKTY SALM. '
v-"!" '""My on
ir... rty f X y u ' '".nW "Kmc and
eillie. "U t or fa .holclT,'' nnw f!,r
....piv t., I" Vl.r.
IUll!-L till" timn cx CM