THE DAILY CITIZEN.
The Citizkn the must extensively eircu
la ted and widely read newspaper in WesU rn
North Carolina.
Its diHcuAsion of public men ami mm
1 in the inn rest of puUk intirity, h'H'-vt
government, and procK-rius indiKtrv, and il
knows no personal alk-iuncein treating pub
lic issues.
The Cittzfn puldifus the ilNpatihe of tin
.Wnciated Pre, whkh n..w cover lb
whole world in its scope. It h:t other fucili
tktt of advanced joumafi-m hr t-atln rin
news front all quarter.-, with evervt hum care
fully edited to occupy the -tiKt'le-t .pa.e.
Sjiectnitn copies d' any eiltti-n ill be "en!
free to any one senditic their ifMrtv
Tfmms Inilv. tor one ear: for six
months ; ru cent - lor one month : 1 ." an t- for
o.ie week. Carriers will deliver the p:ipcr in
ever part of the city t- utirrit.iTv and par
ties watilitiK it will please call at the Cmzhs
tice.
Apvhhtisinc, K.IT'-..- Kea-on:ib'e. and iTKoit
known on applii .it'.l at tin- ttn.e. A !:
transient ad vcru.t-::: .:;: niu-t lie paid in ad
Van ce
I.eadinc notices ten cent" per line, obitn
ar , marriage .tnd mmcU notice- Mt ceii
enrh - not e si ding ten lines - vr li:ty mil'
I er inch.
Tll.KSI'.W. ACt'ti'ST 1 xv..
A POKTIl.MOKi KAID.
The I. m illc c' tirivr-Journal yi'v
U-nlay in s;n-:tkinL; nt Uic dema n!s tiupU
lliroii-h the Republican d tin.
country tor Mil siiiics lo cvriain stc. un
ship lines, vigorously anil j-ei t. itjcii L ? v re
marks :
I'ritiaii'ls !"'r sno-i Hts tn suaiiisl:!!
line f,eei n;e iti ire .in-! ni'-rt: rroM-.i :;L i:.
the kcut.iit-.m pre.- as il.e time U-v t '
meelini,' td .rires a p; v ;tv Ti.i
is not an act :'!ent. !'. is i:n-, i:ci mi,;; 1 -h
tile Work d lliei: wli- w't-'u t elijae ;:.
the earryin tr;oie. or; r- wivs wiure t..
business as a t nni.t. n i d vei.ture is
t he iinprofitaUc at liie expi:.se
taxpayers dt li.e i'";;:.:r. . or t.. r
wlio, Keiii alnv'lv in tae !pii:.t ie-ir
t-i arid t'tlK-irpr-"d;l- l.y !r;. o.,
iVoni the I-"f':eraI .rea-iir .
There is no . . :up!.;ii:i t d.i t iv v :: i :"
win i have y ,,; t epi:t r-'ir, l.'i"
them eai ried to t!;e ; c V : i ;. n-
t ries wit" de - ire t ; : . ! : i-
not pretendei :d.ii ihe pi'-pic "1 ti,i
eotmtry wh' wi-d: ;r:y :!',e pr. 'duet:
id" lorei'ii c"u:::f:-- dti !. a .mi t lie m
tranpoited .ur p-:;. Tli-e di; plaint
:.- th.it l"i'ei ne: s are d -in our ear:'-.
ti ade. witii via- eL'.;ition ni some l :::
teen per eent. T'ais n 'crs l-i t'ne :'-:::.
' ra ie: as to t!ie American, or ea-;
trade. Americans have a compete na-:i-opol;,
, tl:se ship- huiit :- o-, ;,ed :.::
not U-inu allowed to di any pa: I it
In the t-Teiii trade. Amcnt
liave as many jriviie'es a - t :. e :
other eoimti v. b.it it i- .dieted ti..i'. s .
can not build and run c--cis in -.:-.ci
lul competif' vid: . :m -t- -: u :,i r
Idic business is t'u:;d -:. :a ' '.:. In
stead ot r- u lt.' '.idatini: 'J.-.n: - I e i.
their urn ,i pr'. une in fa-e; i: ' a:t or
unprolitahlc I i;-;:.t - . :;.e advocate- o;
su t.sid v s .mi t iie : x : :
d the ' 'nilrd :a .c- to
their pocket- aid -:ve t!
enou.L'h in t to
that t hey are sine V I1 c
Idtl also eno'i-'n ...;. ;!A
How this w, -id -.en.-t any
recipients ii'i.i -n; - dy :t
p-l'eeive. but ti.e ia.Mer
would h: ve a i::u
up our tovti-:: trade. i;t
tile sub-idii d : ',- . . r:y
lower rate oj ;'ii'.:t t;.
carried ' It nre e:: ad
will: but even -no- M.
h -st. st m:.c i. in- -re y . u
ipm'e larger - :'' m '.; t i.v
tilt. seas. ,- '.:.a".i . er wa-
treiiit woui'i i;e i' .-t in ti.
The bi:ms is cor.acdiy a
must fa!! - :iu v. : : ..:.: t
raiders c 'oi.y j -i; :
pc ple a-- ;.;:nt t i.e i ,i a '.. ;
j ia v thftn ;i pr-i.
Idle tP.r-.a dv
is not pri:::; v'r. in ti.e u. ':
' Mir au:"KU : ::.-n! d :. ::
tii'iu.:. ti. v ;. .ir a ;..
re a si u oj i.id. ?,;-: : .r : j
.c
the pp 'tec
t.a-aa A
mnnun-p. t;;-. d -
f-reiju ma: ki t- id.-
if .'! Ui 1 1' m. id a
them m ust : -ay . : :
ce ) i t . on a i a : . - - t
tiie i'a w -i'd- i
hen Mi;. Lac
IT
V, be.x;
ta t en;: i
where o' ae:' nat: a:- t;:.o
T:
luin len tae ' m- lit - w ili ad -; to t i.i
co-t o our m..!s. 'J ,,-. i.ers -d ti.e
steamei - ij; be hv!jt n tti d at I de ex
liclise .! the P uaamde:- .I lae pi o pie.
As to tin carrying tra !e itsr!:'. the
trouble is in he law-- v, kit h i 1 1 tr i :
t'reed'm, ' Mir people art not allowed
buy ships where they arc cheapest and
sail them under the A'nieriean liar. Tin
American subd.uiidcr thus has a monopo
ly "1 the J.oine market, but it is of' com
paratively little importance, as lew can
ait'ord to buy -hip, tor loiei-u trade.
They co-t loo ninth, i mr people an
thus driven out ot the carrying trade,
and thereby lose many millions a year
without any crrespoudin- ain to the
-hipduiilder. The remedy is to ehan-t.
on- navigation laws, iiisp-at ot having a
lew ship owner to do a losing business
at tile exjanse ui the country at lare.
SiTi; IM. t. HIS owx vi;o.m.
The Nashiille Aateriean is not lar
wrolii: in its eaustie ami timele rttereiite
to tile mot notoriiuis liutiiiiier anil jilim
ilererol any aye one William Tin tnnseh
Shenn.'ill. t veil llloimh it ilaes 1 j :"i 1 1 14- to
nrlaec tl.e yreai pillager's ii .iilieatioiM
that he will, wilil the consent ot the
l'niteil Stales jiovt rnmetii, tome ilown
with 011c hunilred tliimsanii olherthieves
anil lire hns mul complete the work o)
rolilie-ry ;unl arson ot fhe Southern
towns, fortunate enough to escape the
torch anil swonl during bis masterpiece
of hellish iniipiity the march to the sea ;
escaping simply liceausc they were not in
line of his "ttreat straiectic tour."
The American says:
Replying to a letter rpiestionini; him
in regard to some strategical points 01
his Oeoria eauipaiiiii. (leu. Shcrinan
writes that if the peopleof Augusta think
that his strategy was not oo he will,
with the consent of the l iiiteil States
government, come down with loii.uiin
of'Sherman's limr.mers. or their descend
ants," and complete the 10I1 in a manner
which will silence all criticism. In view
of this we hope the jjood (jcople ol Au
Kitsta will hasun to signify their unitial
ilied ajiproval of Cen. Slierman's skill as
a military strategist, anil of his ierlorm
iinccs in Ccoria in particular. We have
no doubt that "I'ncle Sam" would lie
K-rfectly willing to ;rant Cen. Sherman
the trilliiif; favor Ik asks. The military
reputtition of a jrcat nuin like Sherm.'iu
is not to lie allowed to suffer when the
pillnim; of u lew towns in Ceor;ia
miglit place it Ijcyond the reach of ad
verse criticism. It is not a matter of
very great consequence to the iieuple ol
Augusta wlietlii'rSlierinairsstrate'y was
good from a military standpoint or not ;
but the prosiiect of his coming down on
them with KHi.OOO cut-throats just to
punish their arrogance in presuming to
cull his generalship in question is, we
opine, a matter of considerable conse
quence. These considerations, we doubt
not, will iucline them to be agreeable ;
and a mass meeting and appropriate res-'
i'ltittms. we lake it, wmiM !c iht iirojM.-r
thitii:. In this way Augusta wuuhl Ik
spared the horrors of' invasion ami tlcn
Sherman's military repmtation wouhl Ijc
sate even t'pmi the shad'iw ih loath. We do
l.ot know whether this luo.omi mtn who
are to march on Auyusta. are intended
to be the advance .uard d the million
f'.en Siierman has already told lis about
who are t- aid the negroes in a torch and
dau'i-'cr w art. ire ii externtiuation or not ;
but.it so.it is plainly a matter which
t once: r nn re j c p!e tii;i u those d ( ieor
jia. and perhaps it would Ire well tor the
t ut ire Sou ili to join in a mo ement h .ok
:ui: to the i:rt:i establishment ot' Sher
man's cV.:. racier as a genera I. We sup
pose it will not be re'juireil that there
-ii u!d be a: iliiii,' said in approval ot
bis charm 'er ,i a gentleman, and we
ea- no action that could be la' en in this
espev't W'ddd be insulhcient to meet the
vei helming n;.;SStd adverse evidence.
I u the inc.; ntime il is a pit that soir.e
' ' ' -s i'.i-rulou- and venomous
...: cannot p!eva:l upon him to
dee p Id-t- .:..':e ''chind his Ucth. He i
::a k:ni: Inn. -i 1: ridiculous in his old aye
v ins ire, -..(.a i ebullitions oi malice to
.'!!;. Ki v!i)h' l 1 1 1 1-s hi- c;.n il" '
ni r ':;::. ;ni.! inul in. llli-n-
.n..!cN.i.M-v.-iK-rc they owe l:au-.! nr..!
:.i re-1. Iif ,',,1 Ho lun.i'Oii tiu 1 ill lil
.u k M'.ii 'nxh to make i.i Ii.i'.l- Ltr -
r..n. !U- i;.n ..isly nil.t. moiu'..
I ! .-'-w . n 'e!l"i!;. .'!!! ol uet o!
' oi-..!iu-ni;'i 10 i. i
I XIK li;iMON.
C. r:::; ;. ..i ihv ;.;..!.. i . i ! i t - !
v. '. : ;i m e.'1 - I 1 1 : . a lie' i
p;. 1 i.e i I . i : i. el' s a lie ;ei!
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rie.
iiaivciiiit .! ihc A-v a iaie.i
:, .M..i ,;ay .!;., I he has in.!e no
rtrai T.t Lo a': .ae ! hi latell-
reo.r.; I o eaiiai- an e;ra .-. .11
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A i.ivii i.e
.lour 'I.- t!
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:re. alia-a: a ae la,. ': eaire.
1 : a iaa::er
The 1 1 a J ' 1 a.
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111 t 'k
a.i."! ne -.ons
i-e'. iueei
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: ee in a
1 '.eel the
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The
ltt.-l)iiik an i.yv un llic iti.
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:.! ii'-w i.' w a. ire
"VV; A' ""l
r : :,iii::a 'a veaiena iei
.a : a.u at t ia: M 1 ie na
. M., if M.v aial Maiima
aaaa:ratioii in a lies-
t .. aiure '.he S'.aiii lor
A NorOicrii View.
1 . A . ! . - sl ehi. h ex
; s re. - a-'is tile v. ae ot eon
; la lavi.r .l i'el.Mi.ti L'oni-
-s..ai.r I .
1- at iau Ji liel'all ' eohl- ;
-,.,,,,a,i ,11., I ,1,., :
Lloll wi.ivh saa, .1 liiaate l,..iiii 111 tile'
a--itr maiiiu l t.i-iiav to "rally in the'
res.llenl lilt o.i-,i,r;il." some ..Itlie'
men who iiave ..ne oli at hah-emk havi
eja-t--ti liitn.Mle- ill ur-ia; 1 '. 1: 1 1 1 . 1 :
Aria'.' 1 1 1 1 h - r-e i ae 11 1 o I the e aissi.iner.
A I'atriolic Striitliiivtit.
Ai:.'iIOa e'..r.-.a'..:i..Tt.
We have -t .l.t.l a itri..il in whi.h'
i'ery ex-e '.a', at "ate h;i the nt'llt III las
-. et h am! ; . -,i. .a- t. . inaiiil.ttn his own
Il res,ei t
is I'oiar.i,;
hi true to the memory "t
1 le.a.lers. Ii in so lining
' olli ails aw !...ily il is u, l,t- ret;relteil.
it in' h"a:h 1. at Inr tiiat rtasoll relapse
l" : 1 1 1 n 1 1 -la : ae. E ell a 1 leli a nil ieo
e ha'ie Lin naiil to honor their ileail.
1 r. I'arkt r i 'rays eream 'an 1 "la. K'osa
:ine. 1 mahat anil 1 liamoiiil nail iio-viler
'"iviiitf now h.vome llie laiiies' t'avoriles,
at 1'. I..J;ic..!-' lima store, these popul.'ir
alaiiienie arlii Its may always lit luiinil,
1"-, l1'u' " I"'l kl'1 "irv lionnl, or
nye wood slicks, nail scissors, (iles anil
1 ither such requisites. Also a complete
line ol drugs and toilet articles, in addi
tion to the llelie Soda Fountain from
which ice cold drinks arc ilisiciiscri. L"or
uer Main street and Cation avenue.
Tired Sale-lady ; "1 1I1, dear, I wish we
had something to sit down on."
Another Tired Saleslady: "I sat down
on that lly tloor-walker this morning."
Iro)creKM.
Il is very important in this age of vast
material progess that a remedy Ik- pleas
ing to the taste and to the eye, easily
taken, acceptable to the stomach and
healthy in its nature andetfeets. Cossess
ing these qualities. Syrup of l-'igs is the
one pcrlcct laxative and most gentle diu
retic known.
I.one train rohlicr Hold up your
nanus.
Cassengcr tfeclilyl Iion't shoot,
mister. Can't you sec that every man in
the car has fainted dead away ?
I-OK lA'SCKCSIAand I.iverComplaint
you have a printed guarantee on every
bottle ot Shiloh's Vitalizcr It neverf'ails
to cure.
A.NASAI. INjr.CTOK free with each
bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Crice
aOets.
First Stranger I meeting a wanderer on
the desert 1 Say, have you come to
arrest me ?
Second Iiitto No; I'm Charley Ross.
Will you kindly find me ? Who arc you ?
First Stranger I'm Tascott.
Too well known to need lengthy adver
tisements iJr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
50 cents, by druggists.
WE ARE BUSY.
Think of it! At this season
of thf year, when everyone
is complaining of dull trade.
We have more than we au
do. Our store is crowded
from moriiinji'till nijiht with
custon.crsmaUin-purchascs.l
ThtMvason
OUR PRICES EXPLAIN ALL!
our Oliver is now in tin
Northern markets, selecting,
me of the tint st stocks of
!
! DrV Goods iind SllOCS
:
i
iT lU'Ollullt to this market.
I
ni td make room for Fall
Arrivals. wcaicol'tcnnsoiiU'
SI'KCIAL r.A!t(iAlNS in the
following onods:
An fli'oant jtair of I.ace Cur
tains for S()c.: formerly
sold for .1.H.
!
: 1 ' A I ! A S( ) LS We have i feV
plain niack Silk, and
V. ..,,1.,,. ii-liii.li ii-i
11111. . i'i.'i-., n mi 11 ...
are elosino' out at cost.
A few hundred Remnants of
I ry ( i K ids left, which are
ooiii.o- at half their value.
W e are Lnvillli' SOllie Siecial
illllllcelllelltS 111
Ladies' FiiicDrcssGoods,
rrimiiiiiiii's. Sa tines. (!inj.--
hams. Hosiery, etc
'. eSpeejallV 1 1 1 ' i t t 1 1 ' L'l-
1
dies to -a II and examine 0111
mieipialed line, whether they
want to lai.v or not. as it isa
M'.isuii' 101 lis 11 -iiimi imii
o'llllll
V011 will never know how
cheap you can huy until you
1 1 rade 1 lin e u it h us.
! Respectfully.
.' lioSTH' I'.KOS. ,v- WIJHUIT.
BOOKS AMI NTATIOXKRV,
AKTISTJi' MiTI'.KIAIJii
' l-Nl.l.M.i.KV SI Cl'I.lIiS.
.
j i'ic 1 1 ki:s ami I-'KAMliS,
i .
1 A .n e 1 1. 1 m ).
HI. INK HOOKS, i:Vi:HV(iKAIII.,
I" .1.1..-. T11YS AMI (JAMIiS.
WIMTKHN ?. C. SCKNKS,
I'.'iMI I'll' 1 l'i ir.KM'niC AMI 1IAMI-
I'MNTKIi,
AT
ffcjntA 131TB M1M1W?-L2
"OI v3
22 S. Alain Street.
ARTHUR 31. FIELD,
LEADING JEWELER,
MECHANICIAN,
GR4UI ATE OPTICIAN.
A' GOLD uauDH
Warranted to assay us rcprcmnUil.
('uaruntcrd U()(M (MM) fine.
THE GREATEST ATTRACTION:
In that fine lot of ENGLISH HKIDLES ant!
TilKIili-IKIKN CHAMOIS SEAT SADDLES
at
J. M. ALEXANDER'S
And the low prices at which he is scllinK all
goods in his line.
He has increased his force and intends to
meet the demand.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
ATLANTIC COAST L1NB
On and after this date the following sched
ules will be run over its "Colainbia Division."
No. 03 Leaves Columbia 5.20 p. m
Arrives atCharlrston 9.30 p. tn.
No. 52 Leaves Charleston 7. 10 a. m.
Arrives at Colombia 11.55 a. m.
Connecting w-ith trains to and front all
points on the Charlotte, Columbia Ac An
frusta and Columbia & Greenville Railroads.
Daily.
T. M. EMERSON. Gen. Paaa. Art.
. P. DEVINB. lien. Supt.
THE
RACKET COf,UMN.
We are preparing to n-o to
New York to selt-et our Fall
and Winter (ioods and we
vaiita of yi ()m
offers of liar-rains have pan
niul nut vki'v welt We have
sold lots of ptods. hut we
had lots of them, and we
have quite a lot yet which
you can huy at your own
price. We think we put away
for tin: lirxt sr;istii fewer
eoods than any merchant in
AshevilK W'rtlon't w ant to
pur ;i ;iy any. We want to
sell them, and we want to
sell them hadly. We are
e-oiiif.' to huy a hiji- stockand
we want the room to place
them in. hut nioivt linn flint.
ne want fcr,77toliuy them
with. This has heen the se
cret of our low prices. We
represent a man who has an
ocean of monev. He huvs
tlioiis;iiits where other -
ii' lniy tloy.i'iis. He cxpt'cts
lis to sell i(,o,ls (juirk. at n
small profit, and to si'iid or
carry 'liini tlio nioncy. So
far wt liavr notdiis.'ijipoiiitfd
liim. ( ur sale of Dirs.s (Joods
at cost coiiiinucs. and will
until all arc sold. We liavo
six Ice Cream rVeezers, two
ciich of 2. - and I quart sizes.
We shall I my no more this
season. Von can get either
of these Freezers lower than
they ha ve ever been offered
liefore. You will want one
next summer if not now. A
few Hammocks and Croquet
Setts a ia yet with us. We
shall let 1 hem go very low.
We need the room and want
the money they represent to
put into something for Fall
and Winter use. A few dozen
Fruit Jars (Mason's) on
hand. They are going very
fast. As soon as it is known
that we are out prices will
advance murk the jnvilh
tion. We shall ha ve in store
by the time you read this the
largest stock of Ribbons,
Velveteens, Plushes, and Vel
vets ever shown in Asheville.
Fall Styles, New Goods, at
'Racket Prices." Come and
see them.
Resjieetfully,
GEOJ.JOHES&CO.
MISCELLAXEOl S.
THE RECORDS
Continue to nia-ik a daily in
crease in the volume of retail
business at T. C Smith &
Cods Drug Store. Buying
goods in large quantities, se
curing best discounts and
often free delivery of goods,
they share these advantages
with their customers. Their
Prescription business has
outgrown their most san
guine expectations. They
have five professional experts
of long experience in order to
insure increased efficiency in
this department. This gives
promptness in preparation,
correctness in execution ami
quick delivery of medicines
dispensed. This handsome
Drug Store, the pride of Ashe
ville, located in the heart of
the city, is easy ofaccess. and
possesses an air of comfort
and elegance. The rapid
success of this llousein build
ing up a prosperous business
demonstrates the fact that
thev are fast securing the
oiifidence and patronage of
an enterprising and generous
public
J. W. SCIIARTLE,
MERCHANT TAILOR
42 N. Main St.
febl'udlv
Will collect debts fur nitynnc in the citv for
ler cvtit. (loud f;iciliticH for retitinf; ant) col
lecting rrnts on houHcs. Will ttil furniture
on weekly payments.
J. II. JOHNSON,
At Ulnir's Furniture Store,
.'17 I'Htton Avenue.
ReferrniTd triven. mnr14i0ni
JAMICS FRANK,
HEAI.KH IN
FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
AKent tor Rct'tns Creek Wooten Mills.
North Main . Ashcvlllt, N. C.
fehlOdly
VM. R. PENNIMAN.
PROl'KIETOK OF
THE ASHEVILLE BRICK WORKS,
Asheville, N. C.
P. O. BOX P.
marlSflly
A NEW KNTKRPRISE.
The llnnd Laundry will o.urn on Monthly,
at the foot of Mrs. Wilson's hill, under the
management of G. W, Higtfns.
All work done neatly by hand.
FOR RENT.
A large eleven room Brick Houw, together
with kitchen and servants house am) good
barn. Lot contains 2Hj acres. ScwcrngcRnil
good bath rooms. Completely furnishtd in
every part. Likewise, a good I'iano, if
neenen. Appiv to
au22dtf ' NATT ATKINSON & SON
FOR MEN ONLY!
1 DACITIVP For LOST or TAIIINO MAlfHOOD:
R rUdl lift General tnd WERV0U8 DEBIUTT
nTTUP We&knsu of Body and Mind: Effeoti
yj J .tUfaCi of Errort or EzeeMM in OldorTounr,
RnhMt, Hobtn MANHOOD ftilU Rf-lnml. How tm 8lirrc m4
4tmttkfWKAI..rHIRVRUrTnORUA)IB A PAKTBoflkllll.
ftbMtutrly mIWUImc HOIK TKIATIKNT (WnSU b 4j.
Mm ttfj fnm 47 Stain, TtrllriM, ud fervlr CBlrt.
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Drunkenness
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CHAS. D. BLANTON & GO,,
MEN'S AND BOYS'
CLOTH I NG
OUTFITTERS.
Our aim is to fill a long felt want in the city of Asheville.
and we will open about September 1, with the most com
plete line of Clothing for Men and Uoys ever shown in this
section.
Our .Mr. ('HAS. liLANTON goes to Northern and East
ern markets with the ready cash which insures to the new
business
4 o
,1 Financiai Success
THE YOUTHS', BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S
DEPARTMENT
Will rerrivr mr spi'ciiil attention, inn t lliis we will nil
tlio especial attention of Mothers. Sisters ami Aunts.
OUR GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
Will be i('ilct' with all tin? Xovi'ltics of tlio waKon in the
way of Neckwear.
OUR HAT DEPARTMENT
Will receive due attention, and in it can be found from tlie
conventional High Hat down to the Soft Knock-about,
We have already placed our order for a lineof
MEN'S FINE SHOES
With one of the most popular makers.
Our mode of business shall be STRICTLY ONE I'ltK'E,.
and all good warranted as
Our opening will be announced in due time.
CHAS. D. BLANTON & CO.,.
One Price Clothier.
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Patton Avenue, -
represents! or money refunded-
. Aslieville, IV C,