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Sl'NIUY. AlV.l'ST 11, 1HMU.
THK ClIAlS;i-: VOINii ON.
In an article a few days ago we spoke
of the great ehanges that have taken
place in New ICnglanil population, and
the more striking change tliathasalmost
reversed New linglatul creeds the en
cro.ielmienls of papal inlltieiice over the
once hide bound puritan domination. It
apKiirs that it is not Mr. Uurtlett alone
that had sounded the note ol alarm ; not
he alone that had presented his array of
fatal ami formidable statistics; and these
notes of alarm and these tell tale statis
tics show "that the sceptre is departing
from Israel."
It is with no pleasure that the decay ot
any part of this great country can Ik'
witnessed by any other section ol it.
Least of all should the decline of that
one, if not the first in date, the In st ill
effect, to set tin in the wilderness the
standard of liberty of conscience even
thoiiL'h that liliertv was restrained to
the elect, and first to proclaim the prin
ciples of free government, though they
did make it doubtful whether the tyran
ny of councils and select men was lessop-
prcssive than that of kings anil star
chandlers. Hut some how they throve
under what would have been poison and
death to liberty and religion any were else
With unflinching courage they met and
overcame all the obstacles that opposed
them, the savage, the 110 less savage cli
mate, the sterility of the soil; and with
admirable skill and undaunted resolution
turned to profitable account what would
have rciellil or disheartened any other
bodv of men. Within certain limits New
Hugland systems worked successfully
Intelligent, industrious, ingenious and
persevering, every thing was converted
into an element of success and profit
(hit of their very rocks they (lug for
tunes, and skimmed the frozen surfaces
of their rivers for gold. New lvngland
grew populous, rich, and also domineer
ing and rapacious. The principles ap
plied in early days to local government
she obtruded into the larger national
arena. She dictated every act of public
policy and resisted everything that an
tagonized her special interests. She de
manded sjiecial government favors and
immunities, and selfishly resented the
same indulgences to others. She pros
lcrcil when territorial limitations orcon-
ditious kept her people at home. When
field and farm and home were found
abroad, then even her own people burst
the bonds because too tight even for
them. The New lvngland system wanted
flexibility and adaptation to conditions
though it must be confessed that the
swarms of emigrants she sent forth car
ried out their inherited bigotry and in
tolerance into new wildernesses just as
their fathers introduced them into their
promised land. Therefore the New ling
lander, amiable and admirable inilividu
ally, is not loveable or popular in the ag
gregate.
The change to which we refer is com
ing on gradually, but certainly. The
long prosiierily of New linglaud was
founded, apart from the original princi
ples of government and religion, upon
the necessity forced upon them to wage
incessant war with the forces of nature
the necessity that was forced upon the
Hollanders, couiielling them to become
an alert, industrious, patient, economic
al, brave and prusiicroiis people. The
condition was an artificial one, the su
periority attained was a fictitious one
it weakens when other more natural and
favorable conditions are brought into
action. Illustration of this is gradually
dawning in the translcr of the seat of
manufactures from New lvngland to sec
tions that present advantages which
judicious enterprise, and to which the
most inveterate sectional prejudice must
yield. It may lie another of those forms
of retribution that awaits New lvngland,
that having Itcen first and foremost in
the crusade against slavery, by its ex
tirpation she should have cleared the
way for the rise of a despised rival upon
her own ruin.
We arc enough in progress now to
make the utterances of Wendell Phillips,
the most pronounced of abolitionists and
the most venomous of Southern haters,
who has been dead some years, sound
like prophecy; and his voice from the
grave conies like the note of doom to the
people for whom he was spokesman,
blessing against his will, when he was
called upon to curse. lie says:
"The handwriting is so plain on the
wall that none but a fool need mistake
it. New lvngland is doomed just as sure
as natural laws will produce fixed re
sults. New England has no soil worth
mentioning, and her wealth has all lccn
derived from her manufactures. They
arc gradually leaving her, and eventually
they will all go; some to the West, the
must to the South, where the advantages
for profitable manufacturing are all lo
catcd. The coal and iron in the South
arc easily gotten at and inexhaustible in
amount, and the iron mills, the foundries
and the machine shops can go to them
better than they can le carried to the
shops. Then the cotton and woolen
mills must go there, for the raw materi
als are, and are to be, procured there
most cheaply, uniformly and better.
Then look at the advantages of thecxtra
hours of daylight in a year's run. This
of itself is no small matter. As the South
grows stronger and stronger, the wealth,
culture and power of the country will lie
centered there until she will become not
alone the mistress of America, but the
central empire of the world."
Immense drives in all kinds of dry
goods for ladies, misses and children, at
Whitlock's.
KniTuuiAi. i-oirsTs.
An important work was completed on
the 9th, the tunnel through Cumberland
Gap having been finished on that day.
This opens up anew line of railroad be
tween Knoxville and Louisville.
The conviction of Mrs. Maybrick is as
cribed exclusively to the harsh and hos
tile charge of the presiding Judge. In
this country .1 Judge may charge himself
hoarse if shrewd counsel have previously
secured a jury to their interests or sym
pathies in the right way.
The President has made a tardy and
somewhat indifferent recognition of one
if the liest men his party can claim in the
Southern States, best, in that he is hon
est, able and learned, much too good for
his party association South. Sain'l I".
Phillips has been appointed Commis
sioner on the part of the I'nited Stales
to adjust claims with Venezuela,
New York and Chicago arc active coin
intitors for the site of the great cxposi
lion of t K'.ili. The former proposes ti
nganize a slock company with $111,0110,-
000 capital, and Chicago will soon have
ticorporatiou palters with a capital
stock of $"1,000,000, with the same ob
iect. Washington City, like all capitals
State or national, depends 011 the public
purse. New York will have the show.
It is hard lo kccpcipial to China and
lupau in floods, tires and cartlicprikcs.
I'liforttmatc biluislown made the near
est approach in the dismal competition.
Ina recent Japan freshet twelve thous
and houses were swept awav. In aland
proportionately as populous as China
they do not trouble themselves to esli
mate the number ol drowned human be
ings. It is judicious sometimes to regard the
antecedents of a candidate for office. Tlie
Republicans of Kentucky did not do
when thev run I). (' Colson as candidate
lor treasurer in the recent Stale election
Judge Sharp beat him by M.'i.oi 10 major
ity. It appears that Colson belonged ti
a Hell county family notorious for their
shotgun propensities. The Colsons have
been mixed 1111 in half a dozen lend
Four of I. (i. Colson's brothers have
killed their man in street encounters.
This was charged in the campaign: and
l rue or not, had its effect.
It is rather curious to note the indiffer
ence with which the Ivnglish and Ameri
can public regard the llchring Sea all'air.
Il.ith H'oplc regard the trouble as one
likely to grow out of the carelessness or
tardiness of both governments to guard
a point which might be productive of
trouble at some time. When trouble does
come, good sense dictates that it should
be adjusted by the pen, not by the caution.
Mutual interest and the really good feeling
between lvngland and the Failed States
make war a contingency to bcavoidedat
all hazards. The only bellicose voice wc
hear comes from Canada, the noise ol a
supcrsci viccablc loyalty which feigns a
courage or a confidence il does not feel;
for Canada, torn by internal race and re
ligious factions, is the last of the Itriiirdi
possessions to invite the hostility of the
Fnitcd States.
Hie Philadelphia police are 111 pursuit o
a so-called respectable man, become often-
sive lo his neighbors by his voluble pn
fanitv and blaspheme. A law of tin-
State of Pennsylvania has been fotini
which makes it possible to punish, if not
to control, the swearer. This habit
one of the survivals of many obsolete bai
habits of our forefathers, among whom
indulgence in ribaldry, blasphemy, pn
fanity and indecency of sjiecch were ii
dulged in what to us seems to have
been a shocking and unwarrantable ex
tent; and yet so common and so unrc
strained as to be indulged in freely, even
before females, and in the highest circles
of society. The novels of Fielding am
Smollett in their truthful pictures of the
manners and conversations of the
show how freely, coarsely and offensively
speech was interlarded with obscenity
and how little the line gentleman of the
day feared to offend the sensibility of the
line lady by free indulgence in the choice
of' his expletives, his indecent words 01
his profanity. The gentlemen of this day
rarely offend thus in the company ol eacli
other, never in the presence of ladies
Yet there is too much of rude, prol'aue
and blasphemous sjieech still in use to be
justified by any occasion for it. The
canons of good manners, to say nothing
ol the weightier obligation of religion
should banish it all. The gentleman's
code, like that of the Christian, is the
same, "Swear not at all."
Ir. Parker Prays cream Yan-Oln, Kos;
line, Ongnliue and I i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 nail powder
having now liecomc the ladies' favorites
at I- L.Jacob's drug store, these popular
manicure articles may always lie found
together with pocket emery board, or
ange wood sticks, nail scissors, tiles and
other such requisites. Also a complete
line ol drugs and toilet articles, in addi
lion to the Hclie Soda Fountain Iron
which ice cold drinks are disfieuscd. Cor
ner Main street and Patton avenue.
The roast of yesterday is generally re
vealcd in the chicken croquette ol to-ilav
at some ol the fashionable watering
places.
Whether on pleasure bent or business
should take on every trip a bottle ot
Syrup ol I-igs, as it acts most pleasantly
and effectually on the kidney, liver and
liowells, preventing levers, headaches and
itncr torms 01 sickness. For sale in fille
.-Inil $1.00 Imttles by all leading drug
is is.
Siiecinl sales week. Great barirains for
ladies. Table linen, white and red. oil
cloth, white and red flannels, below cost
at Whitlock's.
Reprove a man for hissiiuj and vou do
wrong every man has hiss rights in this
eoimtry.
Special sales week. Lace curtains at
$1.00, $2.00, $3.00 and $.00 a pair;
worth $2.(IO, $3.00, $1.50 and $H.(K)
apiece, to change business, at Whitlock's-
SPECIAL,
ANNOUNCEMENT.
(.KAMI COMBINATION
OF BARGAINS.
If vou are lookinsr for "tin '
best () xls for tho le.ist
nioiii'v mil 011 Mostic Jtros.
Ac Wi'ifilit. Tlieir stock is
simply immense, "linl fresh,
and it niijilit well be worth n
.lew's eye to you to inspect
their '(MX Is wliileon the buy.
ClutliiiiK ! Clothing !
A full mid complete line of
Cents Kend.v .M.'ide Clothing,
iiiul it must n'o, as we .'ire
, . i .1111. : 1 .
o.'i i iiiii' oui ior r .in iiiTiviiis.
llnls , 'Hid (lents I' urnish-
ino; diMuls si tloulile supply
tin 1 1 ; 1 1 1 t . m which we oiler
special bargains.
Orcss t.ootlH.
.lust opened the very lat
est product ions of imported
and American manufactures
and trimming's to match.
Choice extra tine fabrics,
medium and lower jiTndes
calculated to suit anybody.
Parasols.
For the next few days vi
offer our uneipialed line o
Ladies' ami ('hildreiis' fin
Parasols at jreiitly redm-ei
rates, coniprisiiiinilain Silks
fancies in I'laids and Stripes
with colored sticks at all
prices.
We can suit anybody in
Table Linen, Towels, etc.
Boot.' unci Slioes.
We will make it to your in
terest to inspect our well se
lected stock of Ladies' ami
Mens' Fine Shoes, medium
and lower ,1'ii des.
hn- Marram Counters are
still attracting and pleasing
the bargain seekers.
A full lineof Directory Kmli
in' just in.
When you call fornnythiiifi
in the Dry (ioodslineyou will
not be bothered with that old
chestnut ".lust out."
Respectfully,
P.OSTIC I5KOS, WKKillT,
BOOKS AM) STATIONARY,
ARTISTS' MATERIALS,
KMllMiliKS' SCrl'l.lHS.
1'lCTl'k'liS ANIl I-KAMIiS.
I-'ANCV conns.
ti.ANK noouH, i;vi:kv;iiaii:
IHII.l.S. I DVS AMI CAM liS.
wi:sti-:kn n.c. hci-:ni:.
with 1'ikiiockai'iiic ami hani'
I'AlNTIill,
AT-
EST A BROOK'S,
22 S. Main Street.
ARTHUR M. FIELD,
LEADING SiKvi-ssMi to WHOLESALE
JEWELER. II. 1,. LAM'..-AND RETAIL
Practical Watchmaker and
ICiitfravcr.
okaiu ati:
OI'TICIAN
Wc maki u spiii;ilty nf ri'iwiirinj; WnUhc:
tlirtt have never kept time r that have
faiktl at the tiamls of iiieutniK'tent workmen.
Parties wanting kooiI lasm-H can have
1 heir eyes examined t'reeol ' charge.
Wc oiler at retail lor 'Mi days the follow in
Kooils at wholesale prices:
.'t oz. Ore Silver (It-niiinc Klin or Wal
than Wateh $4-.;
ii oz. Coin Silver 7. IT
Also s)K-eial bargains in Clocks ant! Jewelry.
A fine assortment of I'mlircllas and fnncs,
THE GREATEST ATTRACTION:
Is that fine lot of KNCI.ISH liKIIH.KS anil
THKKK-IIOKN CHAMOIS SIJAT SAlilll.liS
at
J. 91. ALEXANDER'S
And the low prievM at which he is sellinK all
Kootfn in his line.
He has increased his for and intends to
meet the demand.
SATISFACTION GUAKANTKIiU.
jpmVATK I1IIARD.
MKS. C. R. Kcil'l',
l'J'J Haywood S'rvct,
(Formerly of York, Pennsylvania.)
First-Class Hoard. KIcRantly Furnished
Rooms.
Terms reasonable.
auO dlw
MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice to Travelers.
IleKinninj to-dav anil eontimiinR until fur
ther niitiee. a street ear will leave t-'"u''t
House Square at 15 minutes before M o'eloek,
a. in., for the train for SiuirlanliurK. All
travelers who will take this ear will have
their valises transported to the tram free of
eharne. All who take the regular "depot" or
"train" ear. whieh will leave the Sipiare at M
o'eloek a. in. as usual, will lieeharj;ed fi cents
for eaeh valise and lare bundle. This ear
also eonueets with the Spartanburg train,
but if nil persons take it there will not be
time en, mull for all to net their liekets and
elueks. mid inanv miiv be left; while if as
m.inv as ean wili take the ear leaving the
Sipiare al l.r niinutts before H thev w ill not
onlv save the extra eltnrne for valises on the
"dfpot" ear, but have ample lime for the"
elves and leave ample time lor others to uet
the r elu eks ami tickets.
Till! ASllliVll.l.li STkliliT RY. CO.
FOR KOYS.
Wc lin vi' ii nice liiicol' IJo.vs'
Suit s, sucli in.iki's .is Rogers.
lvt Co.'s, ltonli Jiiul
Tumbli', I'd-., well uiiiili'. ni'iit
.linl sl vlisli. To close on) a
few hroki'ii lines we luive
made extremely low prices
on tliein. ill cost iiiul some
below cost. Ziejiler Iros."
I'.oys' Slices are tlie best
wearers vni can bn.v and are
always satisfactory.
is. Ricmvooi) &co.
One Price Strictly.
SCHOOLS.
trinity coi.i.i:;t:.
Kntram-e examinations Sept. !t and 1. Kee
itations and I.eelnres hiin promptly Sept.
Send lor new eataloue at otiee to
JOHN V. CKtiWl-I.I., ITesidtnt,
jtmUil 1 1 "Jin Trinity College, N.C.
SI. 3Iarys School,
Ralciv.li. N.C.
The Ninet y-l'il'tli Seuli-Auniial Session be
cins MllNHAY, Si;i'Ti:.M Ill-K 1. issti.
For catalogues, address the Keetor,
REV. BENNETT SMEDES, A. M.
.iiinL'M d.'tmos
RAVENSCROFT
HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS
ASHEVILLE. N. C.
Ronald MacIouall, II. A.,
Mead Master.
The sehol.-istie year will open
vi;nNi:si. v. si: I' l l- miihi.
Terms For Itouni, Tiiilinn in all brallelies.
and every expense, S.lilll per alliiiim. Ilav
sell. ilars $su per aimiitn.
I', r fiirllier inf.niualii.il a.. dress RISV. II.
II. Ill'l'l., Asheville, X. C, until Seit. 1 ;
niter that ad. Ii ess MR. KllNAI.Il MacIXIN
Al.ll, Ilea. I Master. JullST dlll
ICiiKlisli and French
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
No. Hi I'rcn.li llroud Avenue.
MKS. BURGWYN IWAITLAND, PRINCIPAL
l I'or luiiny years Assoeiale I'rineipnl of ML
enion liistilutr, Italtitllore. I
Assisted by n eorps of e.miiieiitcnt teaehers
The eourse ol 'instnietion ineliidcs the usual
ICiiKlish branehes with I'reneh and I.iitin.
Kxtras Musie. t'.irnian. Art Needle Work,
I'aintinir on t lliim. Iianiinn and Kidinu.
Speeial attention niven to the trniliillK of
little nirls. iiurI d2in
SALEM FEMALE ACADEMY,
Salem, N. C.
LARGEST. OLDEST AND BEST FEMALE COL
LEGE IN THE SOUTH.
Session opens August 1!7, ISHll. I'neultv
;io I'rolessors an. I leaehers. SK'eial feature's
the Iievelopment of Charneter, Health nnd
Intelleet. I'ul y eipiipiK.I Prepnratorv anil
ColleKiate departments, besides Hrst-elass
se ools in Music, Art, LaiiftuaKes and Coin,
mereial studies.
Send for CatnloKite to
KKV. J. II. CI.HWEM..
au:idJvw2w I'rineipnl.
DOES !
WHAT
YOU I
EAT
HURT j
YOU? !
If what you eat hurts you
you. or il you are troubled
with
Dysiiepsin,
Nervousness,
Heartburn,
Heudaehe,
Low Spirits,
Kidnev Complaints,
lite., lite..
Try a bottle of
DR. HAM'S
Aromatic j Imigorator !
It has st I the tests of the mtblie rr
a quarter ol n century, and thousands have
testified to its value. Send for circular n.l
testimonials. 50 cents and $1 per bottle.
For sale by
F. L. Jacobs,
Corner Main Street and Patton Avenue.
HEATH t MURRAY, General Ants., lloston
jul dtf
OTICB.
T. I. HIiVlil. has acceiitcil n im,mIii.,m n-i.t.
the Asheville MillinK Ciimpniiy and the Ashe
ville Coal Comoanv. nnd will rp.riv.. rHr.
for Flour, Meal and Grain, also for Coal.
huh a i w
NHW lU-Kl), carefully prepared by lead
... nn.ieviiic oar ion
finest parchment and heavy flat paper), co.
erinK all necessary points, jnst out and now
on .ale at the office of the Citizkn Publish
ing Co.. No. North Court Square, 'tanlwtf
THE
RACKET COLUMN.
Our s.ilc uf Drt'ss (iiiods
AT COST in order to cli'ju
tlicm out continues and will
he kept up until all are sold.
We need tlie room for other
ooils. Tlie assort nient con-
sisls of Cluillies, Luwuh. Rat
ines, (iinuiianis. Albatross,
Nuns' Veiling, Danish Cloth,
Henriettas, Cashineres, Mo
hairs, Flannels. etc..etc..ani:
an equal opportunity to hu.v
Dress (ioods for present or
future use has never before
offered itself. Do not put it
off. Come and see our'oods
or write for samples. Our
stock of Muttons, Plush, Su
rah, Ribbons, and other
trimmings is first-class and
will be sold at prices that will
be satisfactory. Come to the
"Racket Store'' for every
thing and do not buy any
thing until you learn our
prices.
Respectfully,
GE0.T.J0NES&C0.
X. Y. Office, 466 Broadway.
"RACKET COLUMN.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ONE YEAR AGO.
The finest and best equip
ped Drug Store in North Car
olina was opened in Asheville
bvT.C. Smith & Co.-AUer
eighteen years of prosperity
in the wholesale and reran
drug business at Charlotte,
thev sold out and moved to
sheville, where they secured
the best and handsomest
store room in thecity fitted
up in style, with all the latest
appliances and conveniences
possessed by other modern
drugstores. Twelvemonths
have passed since this vent
ure was made I hey find the
mtlook far ahead of their
ex 1 ect a t i ns I tusiness grow
ing larger monthly, having
already reached a solid basis.
Tlieir success demonstrates
what Asheville will do, for
those who come here with
"the know how." Prescrip
tions and general business
have poured into this New
Drug Store until necessity
compels the employment of a
large force of thoroughly
competent clerks. This new
firm do not want theearth.
only a small pnrtofit. They
are entering the second year
of their business career with
new sua), large stock, aniph
raw cash to make large addi
tions, big trade already es
tablished, a successful past
and a. bright future. These
facts show what can be don
for those who have a well
grounded faith in the com
mercial importance of our
growing city for those who
have the nerve toburnallthi
bridges behind them, and
give proper attention to their
business. The people arc
kindlv asked to continue
tlieir favors to this prosper
ous and busy drug store.
where every article sold is
warranted as represented, or
purcnase money reiunuet
Address T. C. Smith & Co.,
Leading holesale and Re
tail and Prescription Drug
gists, Asheville, N. (
lflCHMONI) tk IANVil.I,K KAILKOAK
(Western North Caioiiua hiviHion.)
l'ASSrCNdlvk I KI A H T M li.NT,
AsilKVll.l.K, N. C, June 1, lMl.
iassi;n(h:k train sciiuih 1,1-;.
IN liFI'KCT Jl'NK'J, 1HKVI;
No. 51
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Salisbury,
hanville,
I-yni'liburi.
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Haltimore,
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New York,
Boston,
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Ar. Ilejulcrsonville,
Ar. Spartanb'K
"CharlotU-r
" Columliia,
" Charleston.
" AiiKUStn,
' Savannah,
Thotnasville, Oa
" Jacksonville
' Atlanta,
" MontKom'v
" Mobile,
" New Orleans
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Ar. Hot Springs
" Knoxville,
" Chattan')a,
" Memphis,
l.v. Ashevil.e,
Ar. Hot Sprinjis
" Knoxville,
l.ttuitiville,
" Cincinnati,
" ChicaK,
" SI. Louis,
7orpm
84Upm
MURI'llY 11KANCH.
I No. 1H
I. v. Asheville,
Ar Waynesville,
" Jnrrett's.
HSSam
ln47aiu
I No. 17
l.v. Jnrrctt8,
Ar. WayneHvillc,
" Anhevillc,
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PIT SlcepiiiK cara on nil niht trniiiM.
J.S. 1,. TAYLOR, W. A. WINHItkN,
O. 1'. A. II. A.
S(1I.. IIAAS.T. M
CommeneinK June 3d, thel'ollowiiiK I'asxen
er Train Service will be oia-ratcd on Sun
dnya between Asheville and Waynesville:
WHST.
Jill. 12.
HAST.
N.iir
7 r3pm
7 axpm
7 14pm
A rli pill
6 37 pm
0 lilpm
6 00 pm
STATIONS.
N arm ml
Aheville Arr
8ulihur Springs
Hominy
Turnpike "
JMKeon River '
Clyde
Wayncaville Lv.
X (IS am
I'llnm
ax am
U 47 am
10 or. nml
lo aamArr.
J. W. SCIIARTLE,
MERCHANT TAILOR
42 N. Main St.
fcbaodlv
OTICB.
Will collect debta for anyone In the dtv for
per cent. Good facilities for renting and col
IcetlnK rents on houses. Will sell furniture
on weekly payments.
J. B.JOHNSON.
At Blair's Furniture store,
87 Patton Avenue.
References riven innr14d0m
JANES FRANK,
nBALBK IN
FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Agent for Reems Creek Woolen Mills.
North Main . Asheville, N. C.
feblOdly
74-On.m 4-41-pm
!i2Ham A 10pm
1 lopm ssopin
lt'pm 5 40nm
411 (lain naopm
74i)nm 4 14pm
l2oam BlOpm
1 lopin Sfupm
7 1 5am
40nm 1 1 45am
030ptn fiHOpm;
7 45pin 7 45pm'
hove us.
STRAUSS' '
RESTAURANT
AND
NEW ICE CREAM GARDEN.
Klcctric Cars Patts the Door.
1 hen with notify the public that this ,UJ
May 1, 1 have added to my well known Kcs.
taurant a fine
Ice Cream Garden,
The Mime has Itrrn fitted up neatly tor tin- Ul..
i-atmin and 1 will always hvc on luuul tliC
hoicest of Cnams nnd ShtTtu tn and I'aki's
Also, van supply fain Mies at Nhortist notice
in lai'KC or small quantities. So tome in i.t.H
time and have (tome fine Ice Cream and Cn kcs
nnd don't Curvet that at Strauss' you will K(.t
Tlie Ilet of Ice Cream,
and nhete nlwayu polite and atte.n'fYc wiuy
rs will lie pleased to serve, Vwuv eu-,.
eome often, einne one, von aJl, vt uive
our Iriend Slraus a 4oU many talks.
Very tVMivvtlilly.
Ii. STKAl SvS,
iiiayl.'dtr I'ropriri't).
mm head
HOTKL
wii.u uii oriiNiin Fun rim sawiv
OP lXX'.l o.
The First of June.
The location or this llolil on tin .summit ot
Cii'sar's Head Mountain, an oullyiiij; spur nt
the Blue Kidc, in upper South Lainlnia,
aflords a climate and :iU : utictpialrtl.
As a summer resort il has no parallel in Hit
South.
AVERAGE TEMPERATURE, FROM 60 TO 70 ,
Whilst Us natui nl scenery Is varied and Krami,
beyond conception. Cuml'oit ol' quests cart-,
fully consulted. Livci.v ;nnl daily mail I..1-.
ily reached from Ah MU in mic dav. oi irnm.
Henderson villc in hall a da, over d'lihtiitlj
roads, through a romantic ami ihanniiiK
u 11 try.
f. a. ihii.i;s
innvirnltf
ari)i:n park uoti i,
AND FAMILY COTTAGES,
pi 1 miles south of Asheville, on the A. V H,
railroad in tmw open lor the seasnn.
I?or circulars atldresK
Tilt IS A. MOKKIS. I'nipv
uay2dtf Arden, N. L-
TURNPIKE HOTEL,
Turnpike. N.C
This In-autiful suninier rcHtrt Is Htunttd
iiiinicdialcly on the Murphy Division of the
W. N C. K. K., hall way between Asheville
mill ayncsvillt , anmn the iiiokI nUraclic.
scenery in the mountains.
The hotel is new and well furnislRtl, farj:
and well ventilated. Telegraph and I'tit
('Vices in the liouse.
h'resh mutton, milk ami butter bupplicd
from the pre 111 i wis .
1'artien ean leave Asheville in the morning
take dinner and rvtuin in tliceveniiiK.
For terms ami other information, apply lu
J. C. Smathcr.H,
Manager.
iul.'t d.'lm
PKIVATi; HOARD.
NliW I IOI 'SKI NliWUN I'lkNISHliK 1
AM. MODHKN I M TK' VliM KNTS,
MHS. E. J. THYLER AND MRS N. B. ATKINSON,
No. 211 Havwood Street.
liinJ
i dl v
JKlVATIi HOAK1).
A Ini'Ktf, airy house, .11H Patton Avenue,
on street car line. C.ood location. Terms
reasoiiultle. lood fare.
.iul d.'tm M KS. J. I.. KM ATM liRS.
Si
OAKOIiRS.
Mrs. V. P. Penlev Is prepaiH'd to take a.
(V w nice hoarder at .tmi N. Main St., tertni
nus of the 8treet cur line. Table (good, terms
reasonable. jull 'J dl tn
MRS. S. STEVENSON.
in removed to the Johnston Bulldinc. Ti
ton avenue, comer of Church street, where
nhe is prepared to keep regular or transient
boarders. Table furnished with the best the
tnarkctafTords. Terms reasonable. mar31m6.
rlOUIID KNOB HOTEL
KIcDuwell Co., N. C.
(Situated un the W. N. C. R. R. An hour's
ride from Asheville.)
First class in every respect. Mineral waters
I.ithin. Imn, Alum and Iron. Reil and
White Sulphur and MilKneslu.
The most picturesque siiot In Western
North Carolina.
Terms reasonable. Siiecial rates tu laiui
lies. J. Bulow Erwiu,
julu dam Proprietor.
Hi
OTICB.
Ituneotnlte Cnnntv In the Superior Court.
Jew A. (wnltney, plnintitl. versus The Seot
tinh Carolina TuulK'r and Kand Company
t Limited), defendant.
State of North Carolina To the Sheriff of
T'uncomlK- county Greeting:
Vou are herrby eitminanded to summon
The Scottish Carolina Timber and Land
Company t Limited I, the defendant above
named, if it be found within votircountv. to
be and apiiear before the Jude of our Sue.
rior Court, at a court to be held for the
county of Buncombe nt the court house in
Asheville on the third Monday beforcthe first
Monday ol Septemler, and answer the com
plaint which will lie deposited in the office of
the Clerk of the Superior Court for said
county within the first three davs of said
term, nnd let the said defendant take notice
that if it fails to answer the said complaint
within the time required hv law, the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief demand
ed in the complaint.
Hereof foil not, and of this summons make
due return.
Given under my hand and peal of said
court, this the 2ith dav of June, lHH'j.
VV. T. KKYNOMlS,
Clerk Superior Court Buncombe Co.
I 'avid son. Martin Se Jones.
Att'ys for plaintiff. Jul ill dt sua
ANTBD.
I want to buy a good second-hand Bahy
CarrlaKe. Apply to A. Freck s Shoe Shop.
40 8. Main street. anlo dUt