THE PA1L.V CITIZEN.
lly RAXDOLl'lI-KURK PRINTING CO.
TlllinAil.ClTUKNjcmociiUoJpul.llh1
every nlternoon (eaccpt Sunday) ut the lul
One Yenr
Six Month.
Three Month.
One Month
One Week .
thk uaii.v crriajuN
a. oil
l.BH
BO
IB
la on anlc nt the fbllowulK place. In Aahcvllle:
C1TI.KN lil'l'icii. ,K1,
HATTI5KY I'AKK NIJWS SI AMI.
C.l.HN HOCK NliWSSlAML
V...; ; i-K-Aii uTiilil!. Pulton A
.'V ukon'M NliWSSluKlS, Nurih Court
j
8.iiure.
MOXIiAY.AlT.l'ST IS, IS'."),
A I'oiulcr.
I. 1., .'..11 I ..Kit tll.'ll lie.llll c liotli ill mill
out iiYtliecliiucli should eomc to know
.1,.. I. I. iti nt' licnveii, I'l'o-
clitinie.l I iv Icstis of N.izaicili, is mil
Imimilc.l by cliuic-h oiKanizaiions as wc
kllOW tllflll. liOVl'l-llllllMllB WHO .m"
CHsarv powers of control ; ciliiciilumiil in
.:....';..,., ,.iih then- lienclicctil results
as wi-ll as'pulpiis, irc;iclicrsiititlcliuivlic!.
, ,. ,,,i ,,t iiiiit kinuiioiti. ii-siis '
ili mill his aiioslli-s alike
ri-ailv n-coKiiitioti to l lie pirtiliar ami
mvissaiv liiticlious ol tin- Mali-. it
1). C. Kcllcy.
To III HiiptlHtH f AHlll'IHC.
Vi- fmil in i New York newspaper, ami
reprint the item to ilav. a statemeiit thai
Juliiil). Koi-Uefiller will foiiml a Ilaptisi
l ni vi-isit y ami that he lias eoaelu.leil to
ill-vole .-fji 1,1 lot i,i ii hi to that worthy pur
pose,
Mr. Rockefeller visitcil Aslu-ville a few
months aK" ami left sulislanlialeviilem-i
il his liheraliiy. Al ihe saaieliini-he inel
many persons hen- w hose liicii.lship van
nut hut In- a pleasant ni-ollii-liou witl
him.
Tilt. Ci 1 il.N calls on s.uue one, or sev
eral of those who feel thai it woulil not
In- an intrusion to ascertain at once il ii
lie possible for Mr. Koclicl'cllct tiicoiisi.lci
this city, or sonic spot near it. as a loca
tion for liis proposal university.
It may apnai-, at first jjaucc, pie
sumptuous that Asheville should even
iiieiilion her claims to lie eotisiilcrcil in
i-oiiutetion with a projected institution
destined to lie so tremendously import
ant to the entire christian world.
Hut Tin; Ci i izi n's laiih in Asheville is
lioiindlcss and in the present case tin
prize is so fjreat that a trial will li-wort I
in the first instance at least, a postal
stamp or two. and, if any ciuoinatjcinciit
In-received, l he visit ol a committee t
Mr. Rockefeller.
Yc are not al the present time, il ever
Koiny at leiiih into Ashcville's adv.int
ais as a suii.ilile city for a uiiivuisiiy
Hut we nrojioM- to at once answer om
objection that iiiiulu perhaps prevent am
move at all by ihe llaptisls of Aslicvilli
in the direction of .isecrlaiam Mr
Rockefeller's intentions as to location
This objection is the size of the city
fomiiai-ed to New- 01 k. now saiil to Ik
prelerred bv Mr. Uoekctellcr.
I Mir answer to this is that ihe size o
Asheville is dislinclly in Us lavor. ci
tew of our Ust and largest universities
iirc siliiiiied in lar.iic cities. Tlicdistiac
lions of. i meiropolis ore too decidcdlv
.ibieeliiiiiiible. oltcii filial. They ciimiot
U- overcome. Should a location ncai
Asheville In-M-Keted Mr. Koekeleller eai
lashioii to his likiiii; every iuiliieuce nee
essiii v to the success of his iiuderlakiii(.
except nature hei sell; and whin-will hi
iiml that Iv.itiire so iicrlcct more lit a
siirroiii.ilii.us lor the ir.-iitiini! nl minds u
uiiiile the "millions el to lie.'"
Till. 1. 1 n1. 's prolouud eoiivielioii i
that jusi lure is a datv not to be iiej;-
lei-led.
Til li I'liilcd Stalcacirciiil court silting
at SyraeiiM-, New York, h.is rendered
division in ii c-ise for infringement ol pat
cut, the contest U'iiiK Utwccn two mm
ufacturcrs of leir.cnt-linishcd corn-col
nilies. i ue niamiliiclurcr eo.ile I tlieoiil
sideol'the cob willi cement; flic olhi
the inside. I'own here in North Carolina
where sense-is a prevailing motive, we
take no cement in ours. After making
lwo holes in a corn-cob one for tub icei
xind the other for the stem any furtlic
trilliiiK with nature in this direction is a
vain attempt to paint the lily. The Ssyr
nense c.'im- is lierebv thrown out of the
Ureal court ol public opinion.
Win-..-! a Southern iicwp.iK,r sayit the
Hiveott Klicuctlnll is loolisll. till- .Norlll'
eni oruans inler thiil the South is not so
Herumslv opposed to the lolcc 'nil alter
all. Atlanta Constitution.
Yon know Ulter lliau tlni'. It would
lie eiiuallv true to sav of a man that, be
cause he refuses toeut nil' his homely now
to suite his face, he is proud of the nose
and thinks it beautiful. The Noil Hern
people know ininlity well that the South
thinks the force bill the invention of some
one whose inliuiaev w ith the devil would
cause comment in any well regulated com
miuiily.
Si ':iiim i:mh.t of the Census Porter
thinks the New liilfjland Stales will low
one mcinlx-r of congress mid the South
uain llin-e by the new census. This lie
counts in part no doubt for IheeaKcrness
of the republieaiis to pass the force lull
IIVIIVVIIHl II WIIH COIllllUiOIIM.
I'riiin Hie lireviinl Ciirolinliin.
Thedcliijlilfully oriKiuul poelical elfu
sioim 'vhich iipK.-ared in a late issueof the
Asheville Cl ni:N we think must have en-
uemlcred a like spirit anions sonic of the
Carolinian rendeis. Ilreiard dom not
iiroMisc to be outdone by her sisler city
il she in the biuKi-st. The Ibllowinu in (in
iiisniration ol our friend, Dr. Moruan
IC vtiliiit ly somebody has Ik-cii workiiiK
the doctor:
Tills world l nil II llre'lim slluw,
l-iir miors il. Iimlun lv ii.
Wluil lew linnist iiu-n were here Inlaw
fin ve illiil mill Koiii- to In liven.
Our Only Klvl.
I'rnm the llrcvnnl North Cnrullnlnn.
Vc must congratulate the Asheville
CfTitim on it improvcimnt under the
new innnniffttunt. It has always ls.cn a
uood, relinlilc paier, lint it him named mi
ilM-lf Iff n liiKlf di-Krec. It in only cx
eellcd by the Carolinian, and we consider
thi very compliinciitnry.
The Wiimton Kcpulilicnn'i "Man on
the Hand" returned from a trip throiiHli
a portion of Stoke county the past
week, lie report! several bnrni of to
bacco nlrcndy cut, tlieijcrop in Kcneral
exceditiRly fin and the pVotect for com
tbtbcst. ' '
rr.v 1177 run pkowssiox.
The Chnrltilte Democrat is a Strong
tinner nnvwnv i'ou look at it. It's news
coluiiins arc closelv edited.
When Tin: CiriziiN was through si'is-
soriiiK the Mau-sviiic i.nnuiiiarii ims
week it looked as though '
shot out of n kiiii. Coiililn t help it,
l-Mitor Caldwell, your paier was tun 01
news,
The editor of the Wilmington Review
wrote an editorial some weeks ago that
lie thinks is so good he reprints it daily.
Il begins: "We have it now," anil is n
beautiful argument for the cold water
cure.
This week's lleiidersonvillc Ouiile is
printed in red ink and some of its eo:
tenis could be deciphered without diffi
culty. Tun Cl tizkn hopes tin' lluide will
not guide other North Carolina papers
in this pnrlicular.
The editor of the Salisbury Watchman
Inula watermelon given him the otlnr
il.-tv and a day later broke out to thi
ellect :
Mnru KuMchihiu-.
Nomii : l-rolkmim,-,
Nilil: i ' , ilii'soiue .
flic watermelon wasn't ri-.
The Marion 1'iee I.anee is just om
vcar olil ami inai u aa em u -
,,.,.t I, iu, hillowini! slv item from Us
itest issue goes a hundred and lifty
lilcs to show : Oucolllic mosf ebjoy.
ilile things in an editor's life is the pre
eiil.ilion of extra long corn and wheal
i.dks and early corn silk, or a curious
l,Mo..,l nil, and occasionally a large niv
, or iK'iie i or noi.-iio anil oiuei inn.
,U ,,i n.-iinre. ol w Inch the cililor al
' . i i:.
ways mves a write up. i" s i- ioi.ui
i, s kinL' watermelon isseiit to me eo
or, but thai locality is not up inn-
way.
I'oi.incM. n:cr: ii:xii:.
Henry Cheatham, colon d, Ims lieen re
noniiiiatcd by ihe republieaiis lor eon
iiess fioui the sceoiiil district.
The New York Sun refers to the rc
.s.iil:,live rolll till' llllllll lllhoiei n
Mr. liwart. ihe colored mcmlier from
North Carolina."
Aeitizeaof l-'cidsville informed us the
ther day that Roekiughani county
.-alii eo democratic lir about son nia-
niriiy this year from w hat hecould learn.
I'm Ii on Recorder.
Al the convention ol the eleventh judi
cial district nl l.iiieolntoii, ... lloKe.
I l.iiieolntoii, was noniiiialed for judge
hi the siMV-siMh ballot, ami I . I.i's
ionic unanimously lor soluilor.
Circular letters are being printed which
,vill lie mailed lo all democratic dabs
throughout the Slate concerning then
eorgaiiization ami the formation ol
.tilers. Wl.crc is Asheville democrat n
lub.
Tbe Giiinville democratic convention
lomliiiiied Mr. G. I.. Allen, ol Wilton,
or the senate; W. T. Adams and J. I-.
July lor the house ol represent. line
Ihe outlook is thiil the democrats will
,-iin v Granville tins year.
At the Cumberland county democratic
eonveiiliou the foiiuwing iui.ci
,ns noiniii.ilcd : l-'or the bouse.
1'hoiiiiis II. Suit'iu. and A. D. Mci'.illi
-.licnil.J. II. Suntli: clerk superior conn.
C. G. Cam; treason r, J. It. I roy.
The Citikn has printed this In-fore.
lint we've got some new subscrilHTS who
itigbt lo sec it : Leoiiidas J. Moore, ol
Sew Heme, a prominent republican ol
i,; ,litri,'t. s.ivs: "The time is come, in
my jiiilgment.'wlieii no man who lives in
the South can longer allilialc with ihe
republican party witho it an ntier iadil-
lereaec to the well mingoi tin- ,-iouiuei u
states.
The l-'ayelteville Observer siivs thai
the resolution to instruct their represen
tatives to vote for Vance wns tabled by
the Cumlierlniid comity convention, but
the tone ol the convention, however.
was decidedly for Vance, and the tabling
,l tin-resolution was doubtless line t
the laet that it carried along with it a
condemnation ol Col. I.. I.. I oik ami tile
Progressive rarmer.
It is now reported that K. l- Crooks,
who got left lor Stale senator at the
democratic primaries, will run as mile
neiiilcnt for the sciintc. Il is further
more reported that Crooks has lieen and
is now. a full blooded republican. Ib
is an agitalor in the Farmers' Alliance,
and woulil like to use the farmers as
cats paws to take senatorial honors out
il the lire lor niniscii. nausiiury iaim
man.
A'i.wAv; ..s- rui:v svi:n.
Mr. W.G. Ilarringer, of Mt. Pleasant
has niade L'oo gallons of grnie wine.
It is stated that Nash county will lead
the entire Slate this year in its blight
tobacco cures.
A Pittsburg cxiert says oil will lie
found under the underlying rock stratum
near Greensboro.
Mr. I,. A. Heaver, of Cool Spring town
ship, had three watermelnus this season
Hint weiglicil ninety-six pounds. .
Mr. Martin Glass, who lives about
three miles south of the city, has sold
s u 1 I worth of musknn lons off of a one
acre lot. Greensboro Patriot.
The present indications for IH'.HI arc
ilmt there will Is; harvested the finest
crop of cotton, corn and tobacco ever
gathered in the county 01 nimr,
We are sorrv to chronicle the fact that
a nuinlwr of our good fatmers report
their cotton shedding, cmiscil ny tne re.
cent heavy rains. Ui Grange Spectator
Km i. I. Kisrr.of Cherry ville township
rinsed JKi ihisiicis 01 wucni, wiiicu is
orolmblv the laruest eroo raised in the
county this year. It is a very large crop
lor this year. Dallas lvngle.
Our candidate for solicitor I Captain
I'nrkerl has lust hud Ins wheat threshed
and his average was 12tt bushels to one
sown the liest average we nave nearu
of in this section. Alamance Gleaner.
I wns out in n cotton field yesterday
and saw a good many half grown bolls
that hud lullciioll. unit is iiad, mill u
il don't soon stop the cotton crop will
Is; shortened thereby. Mooresvuie cor
respondent.
Cnpt. Arthur Pinner, who lives close
to the water edge, ha raised some
Irish Dotntoci o few feet from the salt
water and lavs thill the potatoes were
already salted before taking them out of
the ground Soutlipoint ixitocr.
ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN: MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 18, 1W
7';' '.! A'i.U'iA'.
Mr. lesse lulian died at his residence in
South' Greensboro Saturday, aged Sli
years.
Cherokee county has lost one more of
its oldest settlers in the death ol'Thoinas
Jell'ersou Cooper.
I'. 11. Maee died at Iteauforl, August
JO, 1SD0, aged about on years. Mr.
Mace was at one time editor ol the lleau
foil Record.
Mrs. Kliza Ronntree Daniel, diiagliler
if Louis and l-.hzabetli Kounlree, died
tig usl Slh in Wilson within two miles
I her birthplace.
At M.. field. August 10, lid ward K.
Harris died, aged "S years. He was the
lal,.er of Kliicr . W. ami Messrs. Iv. f.
ind S. S. Hams, prominent citiens ol
Reidsville. He was a I'liinuive llaplist.
A llowu to WIveH.
Ilawnu' used "Mother's l-'rieiiil"
would not be without it. It is a boon
to wives who know they inusl pass
through the painlul ordeal ol clilldliirtli.
Write lli.iilliclil Regulator Company.
ilanla, Ga for parlicnlais. Mv all
Irngipsts.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
A ereniit of tnrtnr ImViim imwiler. IHiiln-sl
of nil in li-nveninit strength I .. t ""
nuiit Kcport. Aiikhi 17. iss'.l. lulyUinlly
'A'( 1 USSK X. I. C.-UWS.
UOIIKRT BROUN,
ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER.
CONDUCTS MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION,
!.. Ilox i7. llciulry lllolta
iulyltiditlll
A. II. C()11,
JsTiC JN OG it A E 11
I.liliAL, lll.OC'K.
jiim-Tililm
A.&7 GRAHAM,
MKNTIST.
Mux over J. M
I, tin' Stun, South Main
street.
Cxtraclillu
Willi II
illiilg with "ilo-r or ioiiiilenm.. ..".ili
- u,,,l SI .no (mil
1 1 1 v ; I m
s,. ,,f t.elll
.... (Ml
Ik-sl st t ol tcrth
No heit r ntmle. ii" ti'aUir what -u imy
SjHila 'tMHi iiiiiaitlei tl.
Dr. .1. II. t'rawloi 1
Ki.oiii- .". mill a. Mi i e liinlilii-v.
jittoii Av inn-. .i in
i',.-Ae ru :i i Mi ri.n 10 i iik
Jyc, ICar, Tlirunt niitl K
null', dil'
M. A. NEW LAND,
Atlorncy at Law.
.M ARION, V
Wilt pra- 'iff in the tnth aixl l-tli iitii-ia
MiMrici "I Nortu i aroiitia ami in lib- mi
in-me Cntirt ami the l-Ylrr;il Otmri ul tin
Western iMHtriet til Nurtii Carolina.
in.t Hil i HI
riiKti. K. Iivmhon. Tim, a junk
KaleiKh. Jai. MAKTIS, Al-iile
A-luvilic
it
VIISiiN. MAUTI.N A: JllNHS.
Altornvvs mid Cniinsrllurs nt L.u ,
.hvill.. N. L".
Will nriuliiT in I'"- I HIi ni'l l-lll Imlieliil
iiiHtrn-ts, unit in llu Siii.ri-iiii- Court ,,t Norlli
.'uroliiia. anil ill lite l-Yileml Courts ol tlie
.V.'Mtern lli-lru-l ol .Nortli iloililil.
Kflt-r lo Hunk ol Ar lu inc. ills-l
A. TliNNliNT,
Architect and Contractor.
f'lniis, s(H-eit)i'iilinns iiml eslluiiit.s fnr-ilslu-.l.
Alt woi k in my lint- eintrm-ttd for,
mil m eliuruts lor iliawins uu eiitilruets
lwarilt-,1 ine.
Krterenei-s wlH-ii il.-sirnl.
uitiee: Nn. l'J ll.-n.lrv Itltivk, North Court
S.tuurc, Aslitville. N. C. Ill, 1 Hell y
4. ii. Hivi:vi:s, ii. n.s. i n. k. smith, n. U.S.
Urn. Keeves & Hmitli.
IIKNTAI. I
. OI-I-'ICK
il Coiiiiully riiiiiniiM. oer Keilwiioil'. Store,
I 'il 1 1 r in Avi-nue.
Tii-tll extriieliil without iniin, wittltheni-w
ttiu-llietie, mill nil euMi-N ol irrt-uiiltirity eor-
n-eleil, lelii;iill
". KAMHW. II. 11. 8.
Icnlal
) OIIU'C l
In lliirnnril Hiillillnu Hnlrmui-.,
vriiur iiml Miiitl Street.
leliUitillv
MISCIil.LAXHOVS.
pRATT'S
ASTRAL
ABSOLUTELY 8AFE I
PERFECTLY ODERLESS!
Burn In tny Limp without dinger of
Exploding or taking fire. 8ee that you
got the gonuine. roreaieoy
BALTIMORE UNITED OIL CO.,
AKH BVILLB. N. C
wr4
,JF?ADFIELD3
M FEMALE-
jr vr
rrFR AmP
NXiyiI ION
If TPiniM OUH1NB CnKNBt 01 Ul
ARIM OMStftSUFflRINBWIUBtAVWMO
JiOOK TO' WOMAN'MWMT
mOFIUl RCSUIAT0R CO. ATLANTA BA.
H
A l
Din Mnf
ugl .
y little nMd! nlo e hnr.
mi
How is Your Blood?
I had a mnllgnsnt brcnklng out on my
leg below the knee, and wns cured soutii'
and well with two and ft half Isilt k ot
b. 8. 8. Other blisxi medlducs hud full
ed to do me uny goixl.
Win. C. Bkatv, Yorkvillo, 8. C.
I wns troubled from childhood wllh
nn aggruvnted case of Tetter, mid tlm-o
boll Its of 8. 8. 8. cured me ix'rma
ueutly. Wam.ackSIann,
' Wuuiwillo, 1. T.
Our nook on Blood and Skin Disease?
mailed free.
Swurr Bi'Ktiwo Co., Allauta, Oa,
net I'.lil.vvvl V
LKAN SWKKI' F TIIK
SHASOX.
Duriiiii- lliis nioiith we in
tt'iiil Id I'li'iin out nil suiiiiiici'
o'( )()is.
He linvi'n'ot n inrnvurock
of l.nwiis. Imlli nliiiii.slrilH'il
111(1 clicikfil, winch we will
close out nl New York cost.
Lnilics' tffio I'nrnsuls hi
linvc n fi'wli'ft tlintnrcwoi'lli
no to I.OO. but we will
I'll ISO t ll'HIOlltillt-Y-J.iltM'ill'll
I iicsc iirciiiciMlcsii'iilili' ij;onils
iml iirc i'oiii!' nt n liiii'ii'.iin.
We iuivc n ji'ooil line of liii-
lics' Fine Dress (mods nnl
rriiiiiiiinjis which w offer nt
i lviliiccd mice. A uood
stock of Snteeiis nnd (iinti-
hnnis.
It will im.v you to exiiiiiiiic
our line of 'nilile Linen 1 ow-
ells, eV'C.
A i'reiil reduction in ever.v
line, ns we iii-eu'oinu' to make
a clean sweep of all summer
i'oods if close prices will do
it.
D0ST1C ltllOS. & WHKlllT.
No. 11 N. Court Sipmre.
W.A.Mi-aiii. J. V. Dkown.
KURXITURE
AM)
L'NDICRTAKING.
No. . Pattou Avenue,
iVI AFEE BLOCK. OPPOSITE BLAIH SOLD STAND
We are now ready, and in
vite our friends and the pu!
1 it generally to call and ex
amine our well selected stock
FURNITURE,
Which we are offeriii atrock
bottom prices. I'lidertakinji
a snecinl feature. Calls at
tended tiny of nijiht.
Telephone, dny 75, iiifA'ht (53.
BLAIR & BROWN.
AT THK
LEADING
JEWELRY STORE.
The entire utoek ot
Plated Jewel r,
IneluilliiK flue llrooehc', lluttoiiii uail limn
1-3-0 NE-THIRD OFFl-1-3
HrnnllcM of cunt, an wc Inu-nil In the future
to keep nothlnn liut Hullrt Hold nnd
Hti-rhnR Hllvcr Jewelry.
ARTHUR M. FIELD
I CiniUft ICUEICD
kLnuinu jLiikkLii)
Houth Main Hi. AHhevlllc
JOTlCIt t)i' INL'llHIMlHATIDN
North Cnrnllim. 1
lliiuenmli. i-'ountv. I
n'iiIIi. I. lu.rpliv irlvrti of th. lneo norrmon
of the A.hevlllc Niitiirnl c'.n. nnil Mlnlnir
Loniiinnv: Hint Ihe niiiiic. or tnc ineoriiorn
i,,r. U' II Wolfe. I. II. lui.tie. I'M
lohnion. II, C. limit niiil J. . I.liiiley; Hull
the IiuIiii.m of .iild enriinrnllnn Mhnll Ik- enr
rli il nn In the eoiinty of lliiiieoinlie with the
privilege of enKiiiliiiK nK-mtioii to uny
noliil or tiidnlM III the Ktlllc of North Cfiro-
linn, nnd it. itenet-itl purio.e und Ini.lneM. into
in-ontH-etlor, iik-ii, clevelopiinii operuie nniii
rnl uiih well., mint'., ete.: tllut the Ulirntlon o
.aid eoriHirntloii .hull lie nixty yenr.; the
eupltnl .loijt I. 'J5, noil, with the iirlvlleue
ol ni-ri'iia (Hi II to I on. (1110. d v i u u in n
tlloiiKdncI .Inire. ol fjn cneh with the nrlvl.
h ue uf Ilii-rellHlllK tlu iihlire. lu four thouil.
and. Till. AuKU.t 11, INtll).
W. T. HHVNIII.I1H,
Ck-rli 8iiK'rinr Court Uuueomlic County
lliiKliKllwl t
Cannnt u- Stricture. Painless to Use.
.1 Ir.T'.lL
B'-''J J&r m0
?:i.3,$1.03. Eolib.UEruggUU BintU,
picuajo vin mwn Symit tm 11,51
FOR 8 A LB BV
RAYSOR SMITH, ASHEVILLE, NC
r
WM R, PENNIMAN.
HHli 111 rtlimmnilf
PROrKlKTOR or
THE ASHEVILLE BRICK WORKS,
AHhevlllc, IN. C.
p. O. BOI H.
iiinrl.lilty
rverr pnlr
yaw awn 'r"!""i-'ri.j u buiioiii.
IlilM III. UHIMW HIU F, l" ...-- -
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE CENTLEMEN.
Fine Cnlf and ucm wairrproo,
rnnnoi I iH-ni-r slu.wn ii.au liy tiit J"'n naat
nu-uu of II. tlioiwuiKta of cimaUut MPerl.
E .Iv :r Well I. IU. .nuidinl drat
sun., ni a miu
Sl. l a pmiuliir prlM. ,.trf
0 f'r riillroiul men. fiirini-rs, t'lo.
i-eliinn m sow . "i""r"
All uisilii lu CuiiKri'M, Hullon mid 1m.
$3 & $2 SHOES lafd.?3,
. ... .u.,.i,tw huwivMi mne Introduce
KJ thr Ssh'iTi im,n.v. iiii-nt. iimk. Una iupwlol
jmv mIiih'h mil it nt I he prlreft.
A.k y. ir" "i I ". .ml If ho nn PPlr Too
A,i"i, ! , Wit on diirlialu wlfortliknl prfc
oiirloMug ml.ortuunl prlc. M
po.t.Ufor.jritiTl.lM.l.i.. BrcUl.B.
I'D Ii SAI.H nv
WEAVEH & MYKRS.
MT. MITCilHLI- UOTKL,
BLACK MOUNTAIN STATION.
Kil .-.o I'CK HAY. $.r. Til 7 l'l!K WHUK
Neureit to fliliiimy Koek, Cutawlm
I'iiIIh ami Mileliell' l'eiik.
iulyl l.l'm SI'K.Mll'H .tHOKH.
PRIVATE BOARD
Sew houv, newly fumUlteil, oil mo len
iiiiiroveimiil. Iiirne riiimi., K"il tnlilc
rirh. m. c. liooui:,
5.1 Collc-ifc si.
JAJ1KS FRANK,
FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Aurnl for Krrm. Crrrk Woolen Mill.
S'orth Mniii V.hevlllc, N.C
33 Mli.lii.i.r. ,
LOAN OFFICE.
Money inUunml on Wii I li- I -i.tiiloll't
no I v.irioi" olh. r irlielen.
K. WIIiri'MAN,
.13 orui
:iln lrccl. .55
iiilM'ndlin
SALE MfCm t LE AP.A,'fcMv.
sai.i:m, n. c.
OLDEST FEMALE COLLEGE IN THE SOUTH.
The HUlh AiiiiiiiiI S.l..ii lieulllH .iii:iii
ysth, lHVio, K.uiiier lor luM year .n.i. H
elal leiillire:-tlic llcvclopllll'lll Ol
Heallli. CliHrHi-ItT nl Inlvllccl.
Huildilli:. tharoiiiillly reinodeliil. I'ull.v
eitilpKil Pn-tiarulorv. ColliKiale and l'nt
t'.railiiate IieiartiiietilH, lH.id.-ii lir.1 elaiii.
..hooiii in muhIv. l.aiiuuuKeM, Com
mvrclnl mid ludiiHlrlal MludlH.
JHHN II. tl.liWIil.l., I'riiielial.
inn:d.llep1a
A CAltD.
Itdltor A.lu-vllle Citiirn:
Thnt our mnny friend, mnv know how wi
are KetllnK on we will .tnte Hint we took lr
in Hotel one Store
to,ooo III 'lve Wctki,
Took in In.t Hnturdny over 7lll). $7(1 ol
thnt wn hotel, bulnnee .tore. Hotel rrin
teml fin that clay. Had B.ooo nrrivnl. In
S month.. Our Mt "ek Ii ninmnioth 3no ftrt
lon and in feet w ide. Tell the bulnnee ol
the world to come nnd wc "(lid C'hcd" .mile.
and buy ko1. of u. and avc 10 to U5 pet
cent.
novlOdtf 8. K. CIIUH1!STUK BUN
BUGOIES, CARRIAGES, BLACKSMITHINQ.
To the clllirn. of A.hevlllc nnd ylelnlly I
would annouiH-c Hint nl my .hull. onCnllrKr
.trcet, next to wnoiinury'ii .tnlilc., i nni i.-t
ter prepared than ever to do work In my line
W'AKon., Itiiiiuicn nnd CnrrinKc. nianuliiet.
ureii. KepnitiiiK nnd hornr-NhocinK arc .)tc
,-hilllM. nnd oerlect Hiitlnliu-lion uuiiratiteril
My wurkmen arc exiwrlrnccd anil .killfuland
my ehurite. are moiierau.
iiova.l d B WfRNHTTK.
D
ISHOH'TIoN NOTICK.
AttHitviM.K, N. C. Iiily Mi. 1 Htm,
Wc the unilcrniKiu-il linvc thin dny illnHulvitl
euimrtncrajtilu liv intitual vonni'iit, J. C
Uruwn ri'tlriiiKmul ttikinu the I hi unci iihinili
Iiik tuiaintttN In room unU-r tnrv, ami Thncl
W. Tlinmh tnkliiK the entire utoek In utorv,
unit will iiMmunv piiyniviit ol' nil delitn dm- )
the linn ami will i-ullivl nil necountu due kuNI
firm, J. c inii.wN,
TM All W, TllHAMII.
The iintliTrtlutieil hnvc furmei! n cnimrtner-
tthlp under tlie liriti in me of Thud W. Tliriifh
Co fif the j nir) nine ut ilotnK n ucnerul
Croi'kLTy nnd Uimihi- iMiriiiiiniiu iuineni.
'I'll A 1 W TMHArll.
J. M. TllHAVM.
The unil'THluneit will eittidnct n ucnrrnl tin
iilm nnil itlutiililiiu hiitttneHN In lunement In
nil tiriuirlH-. All unler l'ir work left In ttorr
will reeilvc urompt nttentlnn.
J. C. IK(JWN,
AImo rntrntitt on College itrevt.
Jiily.'luillm
GESAR'S HEAD
HOTEL
WILL BE OPEN FOR THE SEASON OF
1890 ON JUNE 1ST.
AeenminiKlutlunt the very bent thin muun
tulu country enn nHurd. Term remionnlilc
aa poiilblc to tnnke them. DIIHnnli, pool.
howling alley, ball rpoma mmlo ete.
P. A. MILKS, M. D
myaod3m Proprietor.
GLEN ROCK HOTEL.
r Vtllri mwetiKcr Depot.
In ioo ect;oi cini
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
' AniiuUntfirHt cln-hotel. Il"tnnrt .TJr 7u Ld rut,...-. tMhee. Olnin
in iu.il. Iii i'vitv rnuill. MKn lirv m
SSSlSS TiehummlHiiu l-anville nolrom. i-utliiK houK-.
io nihuitcB lor ieal.
RATlWt a.oo rr.it
A. G. IIALLYllURTON.Prop.
j. H. imt AN and WAI.U W ;WI IC. C U rUH.
SCHLIT'S MILWAUKEE BEER.
Celebrated the World
We deliver to all ,. .rot ol III. elly our own llottllim H.liort ll.eri.1
ONK DOLLAR Ii: OOZLIS.
nil timet. THItTRAHBw rn.ini' rm.-i
iiiiriM.-i if in "
THE "BONANZA,"
THK I.KADINfi
.. WINK AND .-. LIQUOR .-. STORE
IN T1IH HTATKi
FINE SAMPLE ANI HILMARI ROOM.
. .-i .r. I NO. 43 S. MAIN ST., ASHEVILLE. N. C
KKICK.
BRICK.
FOR HAL.K nV--
BUNCOMBE BRICK
Asheville, N. C.
FOR
CONTAINS NINE ROOMS, INCLUOHQ BATH
Inl.h.,l (hroiiKiiout i.. Aiiliiim- link. IMrlor nnd Deception Hull llnl.llcd In (Juarwr-
Sawed link VV .11. .Iriid with I. Inel .i.ta-W
I'or fmth.-l Itiiorinalloii eal on
G. II. WALKiCR, N. 5i JcircrMn Drive.
inlvl.'.dlin
ROUND KNOB HOTEL,
Mcliowcll "ount-, N. C.
AN HOURS RIDE FR0 ASHEV.LLE ON THE WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
A .hurt di.tnnce from the foot of the pinnacle of the lltue Khliic from which bnl.nmlc
lirccic. nrccon.tantly hluwlnu. The ncciicry la iieturr.iuc. wulk. wild nnd ynncd, and
water pure and abundant.
LITIIIA WATKK A FliW KTHI'S I Ktl.M l-'KONT IHMlrl.
I'.I.IX'TKIO IIKI.I.M AND HATH MINIM
HIMICIAI. KATI.H lilVKN TCI FAMILIIvM.
opciiH June ihI. l-'or TvrniH, nddrvHM
J. BI'LOW KRWIN, Proprietor.
FITZPATRICJt BROTHERS,
Dealer In Wall Paper, Window Hhaden and Patent HaiiRcri,
I'alnt.. Oil. and Vaml.hn,
Ma.ury'n Mixed
Preach and
We keep In .lock Kt. I.niil.nn.l Kentucky I
KOONH WITH IIOAKU.
A few Ur.lrnlile roiiiin. with bourd. Ai
ply to C.JMeCAPK.
auKU.t44ltf. !l Oroye Irvcl.
N
OTICB.
rtinte of Nnrlh e'lirollnn,)
lliinciiiiilic eoiinty. MuK-iior Court.
I). M, Hnlieri.,
nuultiKt
Jacob Hllrr, Trunk Itller, Wllllnni I'lluinn anil
wife KlliulH-th I'lluinn, W illiam lillrr. .to.
eph Kllrr, Hii.nn Idler. J. C. I'ou. Jacob Itl
ler, Wiley IV Idler, William Idler, Kmc Id.
Irr, Kolirit Klkln. and wife I'h.rbc Idklna,
riema Idler, Horace Idler, Jneoh Jii.tlec,
Mck Jii.tli-e, W llliim Jutlcc, llrcnw Ju.llci-,
John l'n. Knte I'ou. miinlwlli I'm, John
Idler, WHIntn Idler, I', V Hnln-rUand wile
Hu.itn lluliert., T. J, linniihiH- nnd wile
Hnllle lliinnhnc, Holart Weaver, J I.. Wen
ver, Tllnma. Wcav, r, Kdwarif Weaver,
Wllllnni II, Wrnvrr.Clirialcy Idler, I'lnr. iiih
Idler, Mary K.ilurta mid W, II. Alklna
and wife Huphronin Alklna.
NIITK'K,
To Incnb Idler, Wllllnni I'ltinan ami wllV
Idlinlicth Pitman, I'rnnk lillcr and Murv
' Kohcrla:
Vou nnd everyone of ynu will plcnae tnke
notite thnt nil flction i-ntllli d a. almve haa
been la'inin In the aitH-rliir court ol anld lltin-eom'-e
eounlv for the purnnae of rorrcctlntt
a deed ninde by Joae-ph lillcr to (Icorne W.
Ilrlttnln, ilnteil Mnreh til, 1h:ih, anld Mini
mi, na therein bcinu na to yon rettiriiuhle to
Ihe ml term ol anld court to lie held nt the
conn hoiiac In anid county hrulnnlnK nn the
third Mimilnv la-fore the Aral Monday In
Hiiienilier, INtio, when nnd where ynu are
reuuin-d to npiienr and nnwcr or demur to
the complaint. ThUJulytl INim.
W. T. KKVNdl.im.
Clerk Superior Court lluncuinbc County.
lulyndntmon
ANKW IIKKI1, carefully nrepared hy lead
Inn member of .the Anhevllle liar inn
find parchment and heavy flat paper), cor
erlnK all necemarr point., Juat out and now
on .sir at the oincc of th. citikn Pubufr
nm Co., Na. Nortl. Court lami, flan at
. 1 l.iMnfy nil lrfT flufir
'. . ..i.n i .,..., ti rtml Hntir. K ee.
Over for Ut Purity.
t,iiii. ral.ireol 411. Ieue anil e Kunrmllec you 11 Ire.h nrtlele lit
BRICK
& TILE COMPANY,
P. O. Box 46.
SALE.
ROOM FITTEO WITN WAlfell tusei.
alloll.
I'alnt. and Colon.
Amriiraa
Window (llou, bott
.end
rcbSdly
THE
SENSATION tmmm
--OF-
mtmmASHEVILLE.
SEPTEMBER 3, 4, 5 8. 6, 1890.
Of all the handamne nnil valuable proicrty
that hna lieen offcreil In A.hevlllc, none com
parable to the unbroken fnreat of over One
Hundred Acrea divided and aihdlvtded Into
the moat lienutllul lota and tract., lyluK
along
MERRIMON
AVENUE,
TIw llouh'viwl of tho City,
About one-third bcln within city limit, and
the remainder In the charming suburban villa
of Nnmnth.
Only one mile from Court ttnunrc (10 mln
utr i drive) and on the lieatnnd moat popular,
drive IciidhiK to the country. There la a lab
yrinth of avenuen nnd atnets hefti- built
thrnuiih thine icrounda under the aiiK-rvlloil
of one of the flnt.t cnKlnccra In the 8mit.
The lott and tract! will raiixe In alie from V)
acre to A to fl acre., the lrKef plntp cqverlnjj
time of the moat beautiful m ileturcai(HV
rlevatlon. to be found In a day ' Journey .
Mend for plat of the property to
Nat. Atkinson & Sonr
ASHBVILLB, N. C.
MP,. A. WKI1IIK,
Vnnlilldrr Uoum.
y' r',
"if.