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THE DAILY CITIZEN.
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FRIDAY, AlV.fST '., 1SH9.
JAII.H ANIf POtlRHOrHKii.
The Monthly llulletin of the North Car
olina Itoarri of lleallh will furnish some
items sii2.neslive to the tliniuilitt'iil mind.
They occur in the county reports sub
mitted by the otlieer ehai'k'cd with the
duty orinvcsliK.'itiiiK and reporting upon
the sanitary condition of the resiective
counties, and alsoof the jails, poorhouscs
and public buildings.
The exaction of such reports indicates
an advance in the humane public scnti
men t, and purpose to liiinj; the prisoner
ami patiKT within the pale of public
charity. These, in past social history,
have Ik'cu too much forgotten, ami whe
removed from siht, lieliitid prison bar
or pauiei' walls exist as those between
whom and more happy conditions
Kreat gxiH is fixed, across which humanity
need seek no passage, ami which dainty
charity lias mi errand to pass. Hut it
the very condition to invoke lutmanitv
and the one to touch the tender sympa
thies of charilv; and so of late years
many can say with grateful heart: "1 v.
in prison, and ye visited me," anil in do
itu; so brought comfort to the outward
man, and touched again the chord ol
moral sensibility.
The brutality that dictated the treat
meut ol prisoners is one of inheritance
Time had sanctioned the idea that
prisoner was a fore-doomed criminal,
violator of the law, an ollence to society
one who had forlcitcd mercy, who had ni
friends, and deserved none; riclilv merit
iug all his misery, and entitled to in
amelioration of it. The Bullish system
made the jail a living bell on earth, with
out hope, without comfort, without dc
eeney, with so much to degrade and tor
Hire the body, so much to debase th
soul, that the transfer from the cell t
ti e gibbet was welcome natural transi
tion to a longer duration of punishment
scarcely worse than present suffering
The American system, adopted, will'
Knglish law, from Ivnglish models, ier-
pctuatcd all the horrors, the brutalities
the negligences of the original. The onlv
obligation resting on the authorities wa
to hold the prisoner secure to the day ol
trial; to keep hint behind I he grated bar:
ofuuglnzcd windows; to chain him ti
the floor in unwarmed rooms; to stifle
him with summer heats; to freeze him
with w inter cold ; to dole out his scanty
allowance of food anil water at stilted
times; to immure him amid filth and
stench until he was loathsome to himsell
and an olftucc and menace to all around
to keep him, hold him, torment him lie
fore his lime, because he was a prisoner
a prejudged criminal, receiving in his in
carceration onlv a foretaste of what hi
deserved.
Anil to a certain extent the inmates ol
the poorhouscs had received consideration
only a little more tender, attracting a
perfunctory charity satisfied to throw t
the maimed ami the halt, the old and tin
feeble and the helplesit, the poor anil the
vicious to which category the public
verdict assigned them a II tiie crumbs and
the bones, the morsels and the fragments
that fell from the bountiful public table,
and were contemptuously told to be
thankful for what they got.
Thank ("mil that the voice of charity
is being lie.'itl at last. The jail has conic
to lie regarded more as a place of deten
tion than one nl punishment, in which
the prisoner has not parted with all his
human and legal rights, in which society
has not abdicated all its duties of mercy
and humanity. The prisoner can lie held
sale, but he can he made comfortable; he
may Ik- restrained of his lilierty, but he
cannot lie deprived of air, or warmth or
food, or decency. Itut much yet remains
to be done to bring the jail up to its
proper standard as a prison, and yet as
the abode of human brings not totally
devested of human feeling, nor yet alto
gether deprived of human rights.
We present abstracts from the reports
which represent certain counties in the
State as still behind the age. Wc hoiie
the judgeson theireireuitswill strenuously
urge on grand juries and county authori
ties to make those reforms which licing
so much credit upon the large majority
of counties which have adopted them:
Alleghany county sanitary condition
of the jail pretty fair; Ashe, right good,
nothing lieing done to lwtter its condi
tion; Heaufort, nothing done to improve
sanitary condition, subject under discus
sion; Caldwell, reasonably good; Chero
kee, sewerage defective, endangering
health within and without; Cleveland,
good as can lie on present plan, improve
ments contemplated. Greene, jail will
do tolerably well; Guilford, sanitary con
dition of jail good as can Ik under exist
ing circumstances; Hay wood, jail a dis
grace to the couuty, hut kept in good
nnd healthy condition by the jailer; Lin
coln, jail badly crowded, no effort at im
provement; Montgomery, same; Onslow,
same; Rockingham, sanitary condition
ofjail very bad; Craven, jail poorly ar
ranged for the comfort of prisoners;
Sampson, sanitary condition ofjail very
bad; Transylvania, public buildings not
in as good condition as they should be,
except the poor house, which is in excel
lent condition; Union, condition of jail
indifferent.
Model jnils, in relation to health and
comfort, we believe to be very few in this
State. Perhaps Raleigh, Wilmington,
and Charlotte present good examples.
The jail of Buncombe seems to combine
every essential, and thcotu to 1m? built for
Henderson county seems to comprise all
the most advanced ideas. Hut in most
of the others, even those favorably re
ported on, there will be found wide room
for improvement.
The Iialtiinore Sun gives an account of
a wonderful flower recently discovered
in Sumatra, called the Amorpliophallus
Titamim. A plant was raised on Kcw
Gardens, near London, from the seed, and
has lately bloomed. The plant is still
young. It has only one leaf, but that
was forty-five feet in circumference.
The leafstalk was ten feet long, and the
veins or ribs of the leaf whercthey Kirtcd
from the stalk were as thick as a man's
thigh, and nearly four yards long. The
flower was developed in the course of
time. The stature of the giant from head
to foot was six feet nine inches. "The
spathe," says the Review, "was three
feet deep, four feet across; the spadixhvc
feet long, ten inches in diameter at the
base, narrowing to a blunt point, green
ish in the early stage, turning to drab as
it grew older, A grand piece of color
was the lull-like spathe fur those who
had courage to look down into it
maroon-purple, as has lieen said, tinged
with a violet, velvct-likeshecn, indescrib
ably beautiful. The lining had a suicrb
effect, pouring over the edges, greenish
white, boldly toothed and crumpled.
Hut there is one drawback; it is not
fragrant, "ll emits," says the Review,
"as all sorts and conditions of men
agree, the very foulest odor known to
the upjier world, and the strongest. An
artist of determined character, was em
ployed to sketch it for the Holauicn!
Magazine. He carried out his contract,
but he fainted."
Atlanta is stirred to its depths by the
appointment, by the new postmaster,
(ten. Lewis, of a iier,ro in the registry de
partment. The grievance i, not that a
negro was appointed, for good faith on
the part of the winning party not only
justified, but demanded that the negro
voters, so loyal to their party, should
have some sharcof the rewards; nor that
the appointee was incompetent; for
Penny, the new clerk, is a graduate of an
Atlanta colored college, is apt in figures
and write a very line clerkly hand. If he
hail been assigned to other po.jtjon or
duty, not a word would have liccn said.
Hut ('ten. Lewis seems to have placed him
where he was sure to give ollence, and
where ollence amounted to wanton in
sult; he placed him at the registry clerk's
table, where he was to be thrown, in the
course of business, in contact with a
young lady of refinement and culture.
Ic)cndcnt, like many such, upon her own
exertions. 1 he alternative presented
was bitter humiliation and work, or res
ignation and wanl. 1 he last was
adopted.
The justification offered by the post
master only proves a purpose to adhere
to a certain line of deliberately offensive
policy, to be remembered and resented
when the Republican party again pre
sents its claims to the favor of the South-
cm people.
The follow ing, relating to the war in
Hayti, which we clip from the Haltimore
Sun, will furnish mure food for reflection
Our readers need not be told of what
race the Hayticns arc, on both sides
this barbarous contention:
1 he last accounts trout Dorian I'rincc
are to the 2Nth of July. They show thai
i ne war net ween l,cgitime and llippolytc
mis iiegeiieriiieti into a war ol savages.
the prisoners taken bv Himiolvte art
lorthwilh shot, while those cultured bv
Legitime are at once brought into the
market place and their throats cut in the
presence of the populace, the Anieric.-i
consul ami the captain of an Atlas Line
steamer iKingeyc-witncsscsof the blood
spectacle, lint" legitime has had mil
the savage satisfaction of cutting the
mroais oi seven ol mppoiyte s men
while llippolytc has shot two" batches o
prisoners, numlieriiiL' ninctv-five. in all
eighteen on one occasion and seventy
seven on another, the captain of a 'tic
tachnient ol eightv men bcinir surnriseil
and l-illed while going the round of the
works, all the rest, after surrender, liciiiL'
summarily shot, with the exception ol
two men who hid in the bush, and on
their return to the city, reported that
they saw their comrades, while begging
nir mercy, snot down to a man.
Attention, Ladies
Forty yours' t-est , for
Extrlli'iico of Matcrinl,
Klt'aiicD of Style,
Exactness of Fit,
Durability, and
Moderate Cost,
Has proven this
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To lie sni'i uissed by no Slit
in the Fiiited States. Our
Wives and Daughters may
all be suited at lostic l?ros
& Wright's, fronting Public
Siiuare. This house has en
1 ire control of these goods in
Asheville. Don t buy an.v
other Shoe until you havt
called for m 'Morrow!s
Fine Shoe. Every pairguai'
anteetl. Every description
of Hats.Clothingand Ladies
(Hoods niav be had of Bostii
Dros. tV Wright at oxceet
ingiy low prices.
If our friend of the Lexington Dispatch
had carefully noted our account of the
recent I'ress Convention, he would have
neen governed liy the context m acquit
ting us of disparagement of the Assoeia
tmn m any manner or farm. We went
no farther than to qualify somewhat our
ipproval of an innovation, with some
idmirable features and influences, others
not so laudable. We confess, however,
to n misconception, which our friend cor
rects, that an nthrinutive or nega
tive position on the topics submitted for
debate was an arbitrary one.
The youngest manslayer, an involun
tary one, however, has been found in
Ohio. A man about to go out on a day's
squirrel shooting, equipped with gun and
bag. stopietl to kiss his little two-year-old
boy. While kissing the child, the lit
tle fellow, trying to climb his father's
knee, put his foot on the trigger of the
gun, which went off, blowing off the lop
ol the head of the unfortunate man.
Dr. Parker Drays cream Van-Ola, Rosa
line, Ongaline and Diamond nail powder
having now become the ladies' favorites,
at p. L.Jacob's drug store, these popular
manicure articles may always lie found,
together with pocket emery board, or
ange wood sticks, nail scissors, files and
other such requisites. Also a complete
line of drugs nnd toilet articles, in addi
tion to the Hebe Soda Fountain from
which ice cold drinks are disjiensed. Cor
ner Main street and I'atton avenue.
HOOKS AND STATIONKKY
aktists' mati;riai.s,
liNt'.IN KICKS' SI'I'I'l.llvS,
I'ICTl'KliS ANII FRAMliS.
p'ANCY (KlllllS,
HI.ANK BOOKH.I'.VIvRVUBAUE
HI II.I.S, TllYS AND CAM liS.
wi:ti:rn n. c. sci-:nk,
IIOTH I'HUTlKlKAl'llie AND 11ANH
PAlNTIil),
AT
ESTAUROOK'S,
22 S. Main Street.
ARTHUR 31. FIELD,
LEADING I
JEWELER.
Successor to WHOLESALE
11. U LANG. AND RETAIL.
Practical Watchmaker and
Kugraver.
UHAni'ATK
OPTICIAN
Wc make a sjiccialty of rcimiritiK Watches
that have never kept goutl time or that have
faili-tl at the hands of inconiiictcnt workmen
Parties wnntinK good Khtaaes can hnve
their eyes examined free of charge.
Wc offer at retail for 30 days the follnwiiiK
Kuoils at wholesale priced:
:i o. Ore Silver Genuine UIkIh or Wnl-
thani Watch $4.H5
ox. Coin Silver 7.2f
A Iso siieeial hawaiiis in Clock uml Jewelry.
A fine assortment of UmlircMus and Canes.
"Father," said Willie, who had just
been corrected, "that strap is hereditary,
isn't it?'' "1 don't know that it is""
"But it descends from father to son,
doesn't it?"
TourlHtM
Whether on pleasure bent or businras
should take on every trip a bottle of
ovruu oi riKs, ns it acts most n eosant v
and effectually on the kidney, liver and
bowells, preventinir fevers. heaHachpumiH
other forms of sickness. Por sale in 50c
and $1.00 bottles bv all leading drue
gists.
THE GREATEST ATTRACTION"
Is that fine lot of IiNCl.lSH HKIDI.KS nnd
THRIiE-HOKN CHAMOIS SKAT SAIIllI.US
at
J. 91. ALEXANDER'S
And the low prices at which he is sellinK all
Koods in his line.
lit has increased his force and intends to
meet the demand.
SATISFACTION (iUARANTIiHU.
MISCELLAN&H'S.
FOR BOYS.
We have a nieelineof I Joys'
Suits, siieh makes as Holers,
Peel & Co.'s, Koiioli and
Tumble, etc., well made, neat
and stylish. To close out i
few broken lines we have
made extremely low prices
on tliem, at cost and some
below cost. Ziejilei' l.ros.'
Hoys' Shoes are the best
wearers you can buy and are
always satisfactory.
II. REDWOOD A: CO.
One Price SlrU-tlv.
trinity coi.i.i;;i:.
lintrniK-r cx.-iniimttinns Si-pt. .'t and I-. Rec
itations anil Lectures luTiin promptly Si-pt r.
Si-nill'iir iit-vv catalogue at oiu-t- to
JOHN I-'. CKOWlvl.l., I'resiilrnt.
.jini-i, dUtii Trinity CoIU-kc. N.C.
St. Mary's School,
RalciKli, N. C.
The NiiK'ty-l-'ilth Semi-Annual St'ssion hi
K.iin MONDAY. SKl'TliM HICK 1 li. 1NSU.
I'or caliiln'iit-s, address the Kretor,
REV. BENNETT SMEDES, A. M.
jiinl!H iKlinoH
RAVENSCROFT
HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Ronald ItlacDouald, B. A.,
Head Blaster.
The scholastic year will open
wi-nNiisiiAY, si:i"n!.ini:u is.
Terms I-'nr Hoard, Tuition in all hranclu-s.
anil every expense, $:too ier annum. Iiav
seliotars $!o per annum.
I'ur further liiniriiiMtlnii ui.ilreK KHV. li.
II. IH ISl.I., Asheville, N, C, until Sept. 1
alter that address MR, KONAI.Ii MacIxiN
Al.ll, lleail Muster, July? illlin
KngliNh and French
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG LAOIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
No. 40 l'i-eneh llroad Avenue.
MRS. BURfiWYN MAITLAND, . PRINCIPAL.
I-'nr uiauv years Assoeinte I'riueipal of Mt.
Vernon Institute, Haltimore.
Assisted liy a enrps of eonipeiitent lenellers
The course of instiuetinn includes the usual
l-.nnlixh brunches with French anil Latin
lixtrns Musie. Cerniiiii. Art Needle Work
nintinciin China, liancinj; and Rldlnif.
Special attention jtiven to the trninini: of
little t'lrls. ,,.,, da,,,
SALEM FEMALE ACADEMY,
Salem, N. C.
LARGEST, OLDEST AND BEST FEMALE COL
LEGE IN THE SOUTH.
Session miens August 'J7 , skii l.'..u ..
Ill rrolt'ssors nnd Icacliers. Special feature's
IIIC I 'CVClOlllllcni l l l.'ir.'irter th .in,
Intellect. Tltllv eiiuttiocil Pri-miriit or,- f.i.l
t-uiK'Kinie oi pari nu n Is. hesiilcs lirst-class
e urns in .music, Art, l-auKiniHCB and Co
tncreial stu-lies.
Send for Catalogue to
Kkv. J. II. Cl.liWHI.I.,
au.ldfcwBw Principal
JUDSON COLLEGE,
HENDERSONVILLE, N. C.
Season of lHH!)-".lo Opens Monday, Sept. :io,
nnd closes tirst Thursday in June, ls'.io.
A full corps of instructors in Ancient and
Modern l.niiKiMKes and Literature, Moral
ind I'hysical Science, Commercial Arithmetic,
Surveying l'hysiolnKy anil Hygiene, Music
Vocal and Instrumental i. Art, irawinjt and
aintinR. Full particulars can lie had from
KlCH'll II. 1
iulld d.'im tu fri
.IiWIS, A. M., M. II.,
President.
pRIVATH HOARD.
MRS. C. R. KOPP,
199 Haywood S'reet,
(Formerly of York, Pennsylvania.)
Pint-Class Board. Bleicantly Famished
Rooms.
Terms reasonable.
u6 dlw
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TO MACKINAC
Summer Touas.
Palacc Stcamervj. Low Rates.
Tour TriD" nr Wrak nmw.n
DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND
Petotkey.flaall Fte. Mrle, and Lake
Huron Wn,T Porti,
Mrmry Week Day Between
DETROIT AND CLEVELAND
8pteUI Kundsj Tript durinr Jnnt, July, Auku.i ,nj N-H.
Double Dtilv Un TlewMin
CHICAGO AND ST. JOSEPH, MICH.
OUR ILLUSTRATEO PAMPMLn?
Bbn snd Xzoutral-.n Tleks's will bp fn iuh'kiI
ot Tour Tlokrt Airent. cr Arrn
E. B. WHITC0MB, Q. P. A., Ditsoit, Mi.h..
Detroit and Clevsland Steam Nnv. Co.
maylHdtf
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
I respectfully request all persons havinR
friends of known intemperate haliits and
minors that they don't want intosicalinK
drinks sold to, to give me their names and I
promise not to let them have any such drinks.
Respectfully, FRANK ITIKINNBLU
ju!9 dSOd Prop'r Carolina Saloon.
THE
RACKET COLUMN.
KEEPING JT UP ! !
c Ini'tl lo wi'ili' our fiil-
VI'I'liscllH'lll illllKMlllcillJi' oui-
ilt (if awu I)i-('sscssi)iliiiii-l.v
tli.'it no one coulil inisiiii
(liM'stiiiid il. Wc li.ivc never
tneillil tliill we would fi'ive il
liiiwn Press wit li ( )ne Pollur's
worlliof iiii.v of our xhh1s
sohl, hut only uitliii Polhir's
worlli of Divss ootls. ;inl
we espeeiiilly e.ceileil W hite
(ioods. Our rensons were
I liese: We lire fi'oiuj;' lo quit
keeping ;ill kinds of Press
(ioods, except White (ioods.
nnd in order to elenr t hem
out we fi'ive these Lawns
a way. Lois of Ladies hiive
availed tlieinselves of our
offer, hut we ha ve (piilea tile
t . i t . 11
ol I lie Jj.-iwn yel which w e
shall continue to iive away.
w hile at I lie same t inie we sell
the Press (ioods that ji'o with
it ;it cost. Our stock of
White (ioods. Flonncin.us.
Lawns, India Linens, plain
and dotted Swisses. Marred
Muslins, and other thin 'oods
suit a he or ie sea son is verv
In rye, and we guarantee the
prices to lie as low as those
of anybody. Our White
(iliodw, I'llllliroltleries, llam
burys, Laces and Ivlyinys
are all new, fresh yoods, No
need to clean them after von
yet them, hut wir oils. and
sold as low as o1 hers that are.
fly-specked and ,sltop-worn,
Mitl hi ninny ensrs lower. If
i . . 1 1 . . i ,.
peopie win exainine neiore
they buy we will be content,
We vis we eoiitd Impress
upon our people the fact that
our store is the place to buy
tlieil" Shoes. We probably
hnve thida ryest stock in town
outside of a reyular shoe
store, from a Ladies" Pebble
(ioat, button, that we war
rnnt solid lenlher, tojt, hot
torn, inshfr uml out, for
ftl.o, ton tine French Kid.
We havea .Man'sShoein La-e
and ( 'onyress t he "Kacket
Shoe" which we have made.
We sell them at 2. ami will
match tliem with any shoe
sold in Asheville for $2.'t().
yiiarant(eiiiyours tobeeipial
in (piality, style and lit. Of
course we kecpall t In-cheaper
yrades, both for men and
women, suitable for rouyh
wear, and when we can yct
people topriretheni we rarely
fail to sell. We have a full-
sized Mexican (irass Ham
mock for 1.(;,S worth 2.
Lots of cheaper ones also.
Hammock Stretchers !." cts.
ench. 2, :i, 4, (5 nnd S-tpinrt
Ice ('renin Freezers, every one
warranted as yood ,,s ,-r
tntuh', and where ul'tvr trial
they fail to yiveperfect satis
faction ire return tln money.
jirices beyin at .fl.r,H for 2
piarts. We haven few suits
)f liyht weiyht Clothiny
which we are anxious to sell.
not anxious enoiiyh to sell
them nt cost, but williny to
sell tliem lowerthiiiianyinan
in Asheville will match them
for. We keepeverythinynnd
only ask t hat you see whet her
we have what you want be
fore you buy. Another sup
ply ofMntches, :.". per dozen
boxes of .()( )s others sisk
2.V. for 2()()s.
lio to all the stores uml
ju ice yoo Is if you wish to
We only ask that .row will
not lmy until you hnve priced
ours.
ResiMvtfully,
GEO.T.JONES & CO.
N. Y. Office, 466 Broadway.
misci;i.i..m:oi s.
ONE YEAR AGO.
The tinest nnd best eipiip
ped Pruy Store in North Car
olina was opened in Asheville
by T. ('. Smith A: Co. After
eiyh teen years of prosperity
in the wholesale anil retail
druy business at Charlotte,
they sold out and moved to
Asheville, where they secured
the best ami handsomest
store room in t hecity tit (etl
up in style, with all the la test
appliances and conveniences
possessed by other modern
druy stores. Twelve moiit lis
have passed since this vent
ure was made they Mini the
outlook far ahead of their
expect at ions business yrow
iny laryer monthly, haviny
already reached n solid basis.
Their success demonst rates
what Asheville will do. for
those who come here with
"the know how." Prescrip
tions and yeiier.-il business
have poured into this New
Pruy Store until necessity
compels the employment of a
In rye force of tliorouyhly
competent clerks. This new
fit-in do not want tlicearth,
only a small part of it. They
are enteriny the second year
of t heir business career with
new snap. In rye stock, ample
raw cash to make Inryeaddi-
110ns, niy trade already es
tablished, a successful past
and a bright fut lire These
facts show what can be done
for those who hnve a weli
yrounded faith in the com
mercial importance of our
yrowiny city for those who
have the nerve toburiall the
bridyes behind them, ami
yiyeproper attention to 1 heir
ntisiness. l lie people are
kindly asked to continue
their favors to this, prosper
ous and luisv drnir store.
where every article sold is
warranted as represented, or
purchase money refunded.
Address T. C. Smith iV: Co..
Leadiny Wholesale and Re
tail and Prescription Pruy
yists, Asheville. N. C.
RICHMOND K: 1 .N VI l.l.Ii RAI1.KOAH
COMPANY.
I Western North earnlina liivisinu.i
I'ASSIiMiKK ll-.l-KIli:N--. 1
ASIIKVII.I.K, N. C, lime 1, ISS'I I
l'ASSKNliliR TRAIN '.si Ill-Ill 1. 1-;.
IS liKHI'.eT JlMiy, lx.sii:
I.e. Asheville-,
Ar. Salisluiry,
" llanviltc,"
" Lynelil.uiK,
" Wasliui'tiin
" HnltiinuiY,
" I'liila.,
" New York,
" ItllSli'll,
" Kieliiuunil,
" Nalcih,
' (MildslMirn,
" WiliuiitKtiui
I Nn. ?,i Nn. r.:i I
'.1 1 1 pill I 151 pin
-t'jiittui i li 4:ipni
11 l-Tatii In I'lipin
1 - lllpni 1 L! U'.'am
. lllpni I li.,:'.!!!!!
M.-.iiiin Kiam
1 1 1'lipin iimtiiiii
ilL'iiani iuii,tn
'l:illpin '.imipiiil
:i:!iipm I .- lf.nm ,
"lo'.'liml s.-;i,-nii I
:i lupin l I
liiiiipiui
l.v. Asheville,
Ar. Ilctiikrsnnvillc,
Ar. Spurtunli'K
" Charlutte,
" Colunihia.
" Chat'IcsLun.
Augusta,
Savannali.
Thiiuiasville.C.u
.lacksiinvllle
Atlanta,
MontKnui'v
Mnliilc.
New l Irlc.-ins
I No. r.r
I H.HI la in
'.11 la ni
I 1 1 ruin,,
I 5 ;il ipm
Hipiu
'.I lllpni
'.lll'ipm
! 15a in
1 4-Opni
12IUI m
in Hlpni
7 25a ni
1 55pm
7 '-'Opm
l.v. Spurtaiihui-i;,
Ar. 1 Icnilersuuvillc,
" Asheville,
Lv. Asheville.
Ar. Hot Springs
" Kniixville,
" L'li.-itt:nr;ii,
" Memphis,
l.v. Ashcvil.e,
Ar. HotSpriiis
' Knnxville,
" Louisville,
" t'iuciiiiinti,
" C'liiciiKu,
" St. I.ouis.
No. 511 No. 52
7 tiiain 4-4-l.piii
!i2il.un (ilopm
1 lupin H50pin
lilTipin 54Uain
li I nam 5 :111pm
7-Miani 44-tpni
'.120am 11 lopm
1 lopm S50pm
7 1 5am
ll-l-iaui 1 1 -l-.-miii
li.'tllliml li.'tOimt'
I ' i-.ipin I 7 -Lopm
MCKl'MY HUANCil.
J No. 51
I .'Mllpiu
I Iill7piu
I 7illipni
I No. 54
7ll5pm
8 4(lpni
IK nuts.
STRAUSS
RESTAURANT
AMI
NEW ICE CREAM GARDEN.
lilcclric Cars Pass Hie Door.
1 herewith notily the piihlie that this day
May 1, I have aililcil lo my well known Ids.
tauiaul a line
Ice Cream Garden,
Tin- smile lias lum fittt el up mutl.v tor the oc
rasicm ami I will .-iluriys have imi IkiimI Hit
tlmiaRl nl Cuains anil ShcrlK-ts nmt Lakes
Also, i-aii supply families at shortest notite
til larne 01 small ipiantilies. So ironic in K,M),
lime anl have some liiii' lee Cnaiti and Caked
itul duii't iofKet-lhat nt Strauss' ytm willct
The liest ol Ice Cream,
ami where alwa.is polite and atteiitivr ivmt-
eis ill he phiiMil lo serve. CoitK- early
emne oi'teii, eome one, eouie nil, and j;ivc
011r friend Strauss a ood many callH,
Very respeetlully,
K.STHAISS,
llia.MMH I'roprietnt.
GESAR'S HEAD
HOTUL
wii.i. 111: oi'i-:ni-:ii i-ok -i sa.w
Op ISHil
The Firt of Jtgc.
The loi-.-uiMii , ,h, iliitel 011 tlicsiiiiimil ol
Ca-s.ir's Ilea, Moui.tioil. an oiitlvinu sour ol
the llluc KhIkc, in ii,per l.omli Carolina.,
allurils a eliniau- an, I nal- r 1111 -ipinleil.
as a summer resort it lias uopaiallel in thi.
Soulh,
AVERAGE TEMPERATURE, FROM 60 TO 70 .
Whilst its 1111t11t.il sceuerv is v :i s il anil Krauil
Ik voiuI coiieeption. t'oiuU.rt ot quests care
I'ullj eonsiilieil. I.iieiy aaiiilaili mail. l-:,-i-.
ilj reached Irom Ashmilc ill one ilav, orlroui
lleiich-i-sonvilk- In hall 11 ila.i , nur ililittittul
ro.-uls, through a roiiiautie anil ch.rmsi;
cmititry,
1. a. iiji.i;s.
mavl.-.iltf
AUIUCN I'AKK lIOTIiL,
AND FAMILY COTTAGES,
miles south ol' Asheville, on tilt A
r.'llliouil is now open lor the season.
1-or ciri-ulars aihlress
TIH IS A. MORRIS, l'lo..1,
inny2ill" A n lei.,, N. i.-.
ICcnrsiii
HAYWOOD WHITE SULPHUR mm
W AYNI-SYII.I.1-, N. C,
l-'AKIv I'llK UOI NIi TKII', . $1.75
neneiiiK July 1, a seial train will
leave Asheville every Sunday at K.:tr, a. 111.
KcliiruiiiK leave Wa ynesvillc at II i. 111.
This Kivm the eillitellH if Asheville ami her
slimmer quests an apportiinit v to visit the
rimoiis llavwooil White Sulphur SpriiiKS.
i'lieic are 211 acres of ilcnstly sh.-olcil lawn,
nail plenty ol' seats. Our conveyances will:
meel passcuccrs at tin st itioii. Ilotclaccoiu..
niodations in Kcucral uiiMirpasscil.
U. I. ti. .Viicil fc Hon,
itilT dim
I'ropriijors:.
l.v. Ashcvill.-.
Ar. Waynesvillc,
" Jarrett's,
I No. IS
I s.'ir.am
I 11147am
! 5 4Npm
l.v. Jarrett's,
Ar. Wavnesville,
" Asheville,
I No. 17
I KIMlam
.'12.ripm
I lill2piu
Mr- Sleeping curs on all niht trains.
JAS. 1.. TAVI.OR, w. A. WI.NIII RN,
ll. 1'. A. i. p A.
SOI.. HAAS. T. M.
Coniini tniiiK June .III. the I'oIIowiiik I'assen-
Ker I ram Service will lie operated on Sun
days between Asheville anil Waynesvillc:
WI-ST. - j ,,.ST
.No. 12. I STATION'S. N u'.
N .15aiu!l.v.
H or, anil "
!l nPain1 "
II 2Hainl "
! 47ani "
III li." ain1 "
111 24aniArr.
TURNPIKE HOTEL,
Turnpike. N.C.
This heaiitilul Hummer resort is sitnateij
immediately 011 the Murphy Division of Uhc
W. N. C. K. K-, halt way iH'twern Asheville
and Wavnesville, uiiioiik the most attractive
scenery in the mountains.
The hotel is new ami well furnished, lar; e
and well ventilated. TcUKiaph and Post
I Itliees in the house.
l-'icsh inuttoii, milk and liuttcr supplied
from the premises.
Parties can leave Asheville in the iimmlng.
lake dinner and return ill theevi uhiK.
I'or terms and other inforniati apply to
J. C. .SlIIHtllCI'N,
jtll.'t d:im
Manager.
PRIVATIJ IIOAKI).
Nl-:w llol'Sli! NliWI.V FI'KNISIIIilU
AM. MOIUCKN IMPRHVI-MI-NTS,
MRS. E. J. THYLER AND MRS N. B.ATKINSON,
No. 21 1 Haywood Street.
Jiin22 dl v
pirn-ATI-: HOAR 1 1.
A Inruc. airv house. Illx Patioii Atrim.
on strict ear line. I'.ood location. Terms
:i iii.-i! il, . t Vood fare.
.i'll-l-d.'lm MRS. J. 1.. SM ATIII-:rS.
JJoar: HKS.
Asheville Arr I 7 .".'I pm
Sulphur SpriiiKs " t 7 2spm
llommy " 7 I4imi
Turnpike
I'iKcon River
Clyde
Waynesvillc
Lv.
ti ntl pin
e ;t7 pm
ti 1 ti pm
ti III) pill
J. W. SCIIARTLE,
MERCHANT TAILOR
4 N. Main St.
frl)2()d I v
JOTICB,
W ill collect debts for anyone In thceitv for
I-, wooii menu ics lor rent.ne and eol-
lectuiK rents on houses. Will sell furniture
on wei-kly puyiueiits.
,1. II. JOHNSON,
At Illmr's I'umitiire Store,
37 i'ntton Avenue.
Relerr-nees uiven mnr14ir,ni
Mrs W. p. I'enlev is irepaied to take a
w nice boarders at .'tilli N. Main st u-rmi.
mis 01 the street car line. Table Rood, terms
reasonable. Julia dim
MRS. S. STEVENSON
Has removed to the Johnston Itiiildiim. I'atJ
ton avenue, corner of Church street, where
she is prepared to keep ret-ular or transient
bonrdcrs. Table furnished with the best the
market atlords. Termsrensoiiablr. uiar.'llnif,
JAMKS FRANK,
nRALKR IN
FAMILYGROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Agent for Reems Creek Woolen Mills.
Asheville, N. C.
North Main
feblOdly
McDowell Co., TV. C.
I Situated on the W. N. C. R. K. An InmrV.
ride from Asheville.)
I'irst class in every respect. Mineral waters
I.ithia. Iron, Alum ami Iron. Red uud
White Sulphur and Magnesia.
The most pietuiesiuc spot ill Western.
North Carolina.
Terms reasonable. Sicciul rates to fanii-.
lies.
iul'.l d.'lni
J. Bulow Erwin,
Irorictor.
A NBW IIKKII, rnrefullv prepared bv lead
ins memlH-rs of the Asheville liar (on
finest parrhmeut nnd li.uvv nl nmirri isn-
vniiK all neeessiirr points. )nt ont and now
on sole at the titnee of the Citizkn Pi'bi.isii-.
"1 Co , No. North Crmrl SlqnnrF. nnt"tr
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