ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN: SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 24, 1891.
HOW IS YOUR CHILD?
Swift's Specific is the great
developer, of delicate child
ren. It regulates the secre
tions; it stimulates the skin to
healthy action, and assist
nature in development.
There is no tonic for child-
S- S.
ren equal to 3
Bend for oar treatise on Blood tad
Skin Disensnu.
Bwutt Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
net 2SdrVwlv
P'r6fESSIONAC CARDS.'
Jt A. TENNBNT,
Architect and Contractor.
Plum, specifications and estimate fnr
nlthed. All work In my line contracted for,
and no charge! for drawings on contracts
awarded me.
References when desired.
Office: No. 12 Hendry Block, North Court
square, Asheville, N. C. feblOdly
P. RAMSAY, D. U.8.
Dental
Office
Over the National Bank of Asheville, Bni
oard Building. Residence, 69 Charlotte st.
fchiiudlT
R. H. REEVES, D. D. S.,
DENTAL
OFFICE
In Connally Building, over Redwood's Store,
Patton Avenue.
Residence, 36 Spruce street.
. W PBTHARD.CB,
M. Hog. Boc. C. K.
W. R. KINO, C. E.
Kng'r Corps, U.S.N.
PETIIARD & KING.
CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERS,
And General Contractors).
Experts In city work, topographical and
plain surreys of cities and towns: designs,
Jilans, specifications ami estimates furnished
or railways, wotcrsupplynnd sewerage sys
tems. Specialties: The location and construction
of railways and concrete pavements.
Asheville, N. C.
P. O. Box 498.
Unlcc : Third floor in C.rnnd Opera House,
nov 2U d.'lm
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY WITH
E. J. ASTON,
General i Insurance i Agent,
Reur No. 20 South Muin street.
Established 1885.
auA dlv
Asheville. N. C.
JAMES FRANK.
-DK1LBB IN
FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Agent for Reems Creek Woolen Mills.
North Main Asheville. N. C.
feblOdly
DR. J. H. WILLIAMS,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, 53 HAYWOOD ST,
Houraio A. M. to a P. SI.
oct30dGm
NO RECORDER ELECTED.
THE AI.DF.RMANIC MEETING
LAST NIGHT.
A CoiiHlderable Amount of Work
none, nut Not the Slticlilerit Ref
erence to the important Record-
em hi p.
The board of aldermen met in icynliir
session last night.
Hut they didn't elect u recorder for the
city of Asheville.
Mayor Wanton presided over the meet
ing and all the aldermen were present.
TAX RELEASE,
Col. Reuben McBrayer appeared be
fore the board and asked that Dr. W. P.
Whittinjjton be released from the pay
ment of $30.60, tax on property which
at listing time was the projierty of the
First Buptist church. His request was
complied with.
STREET CROSSINGS.
J. M. Gilder, in behalf of the children
attending Montford avenue school and
the citizens oi the avenue, asked the
board to put down crossings at the cor
ner of Havwood street and Montford
avenue, and at the corner of Monttord
avenue and Cherry street. The street
superintendent was instructed to do the
work.
THE CHURCH STREET SIDEWALK.
F. Stikeleather complained to the board
of the obstructions that are on the side
walk on Church street, at the sondlcy
Imiklmir. I he street committee was in
structed to look after the matter.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE COMMl'NICATION,
W. F. Randolph, secretary of the city
schools committee, sent a letter to the
board, stating that "for the first four
months of the present school year the
committee had to borrow $,100, to
pa v touchers' salaries; ami this amount
was procured by the individual notes of
the members of the committee. Only
about $2,000 had been deposited to the
credit of the schools by the city. The
teachers' salaries lor January arc about
due, and the notes given for construction
of Ornnire street school arc past due; in
addition there arc bills for necessary sm-
plies Irom merchants to the amount ol
$500."
The committee asked that an amount
sufficient to liquidate the indebtedness be
placed at their disposal as soon as nossi
ble. This the board agreed to do, with
the emphasis on the last three words.
WANT CREDIT ON TAX ACCOUNTS.
Richmond Pearson asked that he be
redited on his tax account with $S7.7"
for grading of Market street. The mat
ter was laid over for a week and the city
ngincer instructed to measure the work
done and estimate the cost.
Thus. D. Johnston asked that he be
edited on his tax account with $2,
p.iid for work on Water street. Deterred.
A PLANK SIDEWALK.
I'rof. Claxton asked the board to put
down a plank sidewalk on Bridge and
Orange streets, near the Orange street
school, to enable the school children to
get to school without getting lost in the
mud. Keterreil to tne street superintend
ent.
OTHER MATTERS,
The clerk was instructed to correspond
with the Oumewell fire alarm company
and ask an extension of sixty days on
the debt of $1,000 owed them by the
citv.
P. C. Orpin request for a permit to
erect a steam engine and mill in rear of
of Woodbury s stable was reinsert.
Two bills were ordered paid : Joe Car
ter, for blacksmithine. $2.20: rrank
O'Donnell, for repairs to hook and lad
r truck, $9.00.
At 0:0 the board adjourned.
STATE NEVs7
Dr. W. Stuart Leech.
Office Rooms S and 6, McAfee Duilding.
Hours 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. and 4 to 6 p. m.
Tclepone No. 47.
sept 18 dOm
DR. A.CRAWFORD,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
ROOMS 5 AND 6, M'AFEE BUILDING.
RESIDENCE, 58 GROVE STREET.
novl4dtf
34-Yeara Experleuce-34
MILTON HARDING
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Promptness guaranteed. Office No. 3, sec
ond floor, Hendrv block, directly over post
office. Residence No. 03 Bailey street.
A. H. COBB,
STENOGRAPHER
LEGAL BLOCK.
jtraeTdem
Dr. T. II. Crawford
Rooms 5 and 0, McAfee Duilding,
I'atton Avenue, Ashev'llc, N. C
PRACTICE LIUITBI) TO TUB
Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose
aul8 dtf
RICHMOND & DANYILLE R. R. CO. I
Passbnobr department,
Western North Carolina Division.
PASSENGER TRAIN 8CHEDULB
Mm Haunter Inn. fit
I 75th Meridian time used when not otherwise
inuicatea.
Atkin
son s
BASTBOUND.
NO. 10
Daily.
for Infants and Children.
Lv. Knoxvllle,
(90th mer.)
Asheville,
Ar. Salisbury,
uanvuie,
Richmond,
Castoria enrol Colic, Constipation,
Bour Stomach, DlarrlMBa, Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes ol-
TMtorlahsoweuadptedtochfldrenthat I
I recommend itos superior to any prescription
lrnnwn to mft" H. A. ARCHER. H. D.. I MatL.iL
111 So. Oxford 8t Brooklyn, N.T. WltLou. injurious medication.
The Oextaub Commit, 77 Hurray Strwt, H. Y.
Raleigh,
1 Goldsuoro,
Wilmington
Lynchburg,
1 Wa
Vanhlnuton
" Baltimore,
mil
New
ila..
w York.
WESTBOUND.
7 20pm
101am
6 20am
1001am
No. 12
Daily.
7 20am
2111pm
7 25pm
1286am
8 30pm 6 00am
132pm
310pm
660pm
1266pm
760pm
860pm
800am
620am
7 35am I
100pm I
3 20am
1026am
1200 n
2 20pm
460pm
No. 9
Dally.
sept 29 dAwlT
Lv New York,
Fhlla.,
Baltimore,
Washingt'n
Lynchburg,
Richmond,
J raM6iI T
( ImaW ml
3 Initio fi
GAIN
ONE POUND
A Day.
ar
) A GAIN OF A TotlNn A DAY IN TIIR
) CASE OF A MAN WHO HAS 1IKCOMK "ALL
). RUN DOWN, AMI HAS IIROt'N TO TAKB
J THAT KKMAKKAIII.K FLUSH PRODUCER,
! SCOTT'S
nuision
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL WITH
Hypophosphites of Lime 4-Soda
IS NOTHING UNUSl'AL. THIS FKAT
HAS M'.KN I'KKFORMI'.b OVER AND OVKR
A1IAIN. PAI.ATAIIl.K AS MILK. En-
lxmsF.D nv Physicians. Sold my all
Dm r.ciivrs. Avoid substitutions and
IMITATIONS.
ASHEVILLEJV1 ARRETS.
Corrected dally by POWELL & SNIDER,
wholesale and retail grocers, rhese pr
are being paid by the merchants to-day.
Danville,
Wllmingt'n
Goldsboro,
Raleigh,
830am
316pm
No. 11
Dally.
600pm
70pm
966pm
11 20pm
640am
1 00pm I 316am I
616pm 846am I
900am
121Rpm
416pm
Butter 1626
Eggs 16
Chickens 20
Turkeys 700)100
Ducks 16201
Potatoes, sw't 66
Potatoes, Irish ....100
Turnips 30(fl!40
Oni.ms 15o
Cabbage, per Tt) 2Vt
Beans, or bu.l0O6tl5(
Peas 66(a)7Bi
Chestnuts 1 60
A Planters Experience.
"My plantation lain a malarial 4lt
trlet, v) hero fever and anno prvlleo.
I employ ISO bamlftl frequently hair
of them ware alek. I si nearly 41a
coaragou wnen 1 oegan ins qm us
-Durham Baptist Female college lias
opened under nattering auspices.
Lumberton Robesonian : According to
the census report there are over 11,000
children ot school age in Koucsoucoiiiitv.
One Prof. Nott, a dancing master,
struck the town a ("ew weeks ago and
trot un a large class of voung men. He
collected for the first half of the season in
advance and last Friday night collected
in advance tor the second hall. Saturday
he sloped. btatcsville Landmark.
-The Standard, in lieu of a pass, will
accept sonic "refused" cross ties from the
Richmond & Danville railroad company
of America, with the boss headquarters
of the North Carolina part in Raleigh, as
payment for advertising, since wood is
scurce. This proposition is good as long
as cold weather lasts. Concord Stan
dard.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried (or Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castor.
Ton's nils
Tli. result was maryellon.,
IS pram, siron-a n..nj,.u
had no f artlmr Iron ble. with thee
Kills. I would not fear to live In any
swsinp." K. RIVAL, Bayou Sara, La.
Sold Everywhere.
Office, 39 & 41 Park Place, New York.
IPVi Cfcl.he.ter'. F.nsll.h Hlaawd BraaaL
PENNYROYAL PILLS
W -4k. ungual ana tinij tannine.
1'riitfirlHt for (WrhMtiri Knqtith 'la-.
momt Bfaiui In 'Hed ami Void mriallW
)xtm, itall with blue rihhon. Take
no other. R'fu$e danarou lubnitu-
tion and imitaliont. At DruKtmt.or imil 4a.
In Ntktupi far nt.rttau.kri, tritlmoDltli ftnd
Itallef fnr I,dlf, in Utter, b rctsra
f MIL HUMtO Ti-t.nionlali. Anm livtr.
liliMtepUhfl(!altJHllknfi M.lmu
Bold bj til Uxl UrugnUU. I'hUadk i'lb
janlOdcodly
Apples loorrtiieo
Annies, dried 6
I'umi, kins. each. S(?l25
Sorgum 3036
Beeswax, per lb 18
Honcr 11
Wheat 100
Corn 75
Meal HO
Oats 00
Rve 8B
Hiv. too $lRct$20
ICelcry, doi 25(a,40
Salisbury,
, Asheville,
Knoxvllle.
(90th mcr.) 1 1100am
1246am
665am
400pm
126am
REAL ESTATE
CORNER.
HOME : SEEKERS : AND : INVESTORS
Will certainly be interested in reading and carefully not
ing the inducements offered in the list of valuable real es
tate hereunto appended. Drop in and let us show you and
tell you more about them. You will make money by bo
doing.
12;i0pm
6 38pm
866pm
"SbT'ii A. & 8. R. R. I No. 13
Dally, I Dally.
1010amLT Asheville, Arr. 800pm
1104nmAr. Hendersonvllle, " 707 pm
130pm" Spartanburg, Lv. 440 pm
MUitf HY BRANCH.
No. 16 (Dally csccpt Sunday.)
WANT COLUMN,
740 amjLv.
940 amlAr.
127 pml "
QUO pm
Asheville.
Waynesville,
Bryson City,
Tomotla,
Ar.
Lv.
No. 17
405 p m
206 pm
920 am
450 a m
ffAnTTEft
-WyiNTBR BOARD.
Worm comfortable rooms, house newly fur-
niohed : nood table. Terms reasonable, un
street car line.
MR8. J. L. 8MATHKK8,
Julyl2d6m 318 Patton Ave.
yANTBD.
Furnished room for man and wife and one
child, with or without board. Convenient
to court square. Must ie reasonable.
janaat v-. . inisvmcc.
ALESMAN.
Salary and expenses. Permanent place.
I1RUWN HKOS. CO.,
Nurserymen, Rochester, N. Y.
.Innl3d&w2w
w
ANTED.
A white female cook, must licsatisractorily
Wukcs 16 iK-r month. AU-
Noi. 0 and 10. Pullman Sleeper, between
Greensboro and Morristown.
Nos. 11 and 12 Pullman Bnnet Bleeping
Cars between Hot Springs Bnd New York
W. A. W1NBUKN, U. r A.,
Aihevllle, N. C.
JA8. L. TAYLOR, O. P. A.,
wasnintfion u v.
THE
ASHEVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
ROOMS, 26 PATTON AVE.,(Y.M.C. A.R00MS.)
Open daily, except Sundays, from 10 a. m.
until 1 p. m., and 6 until 7 p.
The terms of subscription are: One year
$2 ; 0 mos., $1 .60 ; 3 mos., f 1 ; 1 mo., SOcts.;
dally 2 cts.
Officers for 1 H90 President, Charles W.
Woolm-v: Vice-PreBident. Thos. A. Jones; Sec.
and Treasurer, D. S. Watson ; Librarian, Miss
B. J. Hatch.
Citizens and visitors are cordially Invited
inscribe tneir
recommended
dress
jan22dtf
P. O. BOX 6!2.
to insiiect the catalogue and
names as members.
anSOdtf
B
OARIIERS WANTBD.
A gentleman and his wife, or two Indies,
or two gentlemen, will be accommodated fct
No. 136 Haywood street. A comfortable
room and nice table. an23d3t
GOOD BOARD
Can be secured, with oi without rooms,
one minute's walk from postoflice, nt
SHROI'SHIKK'R
anSdlm 63 College St. cor Spruce.
FO R S AL.11.
POR SALE.
An elegnnt ten room house, furnished, sit
uated In the most beautiful nnrt of the city.
This propertv is otlered low and upon moat
reasuniiuiC'ieriiiB. . ..nt. ......
jun24dlm AKent.
F
OR SALE.
REYELL & WAGNEB,
Successors to Kopp & Lichtenherger,
FANCY GROCERS.
SUGAR AT REFINERS' PRICES.
Colfecs roasted on the premises duily, and
ground for every customer.
Full Line of Table Supplies.
Free delivery. A full line of Feed, furnished
at wholesale prices.
a8 PATTON AVENUE.
Tclep one No. 69.
scptl8 dtf
E. H. BRITT,
STONE CONTRACTOR & BUI'.DER.
Also grndlnR of all kinds done. All orders
promptly filled and work guaranteed. Can
be found at all times at Graham's Cotton
Fnctory.
aueludtl
A good second hand top buggy nt
BIIRNPTT & HOWARD'S
Blacksmith Shop, College Street.
Jan21dlw
?OR SALE
Cow and calf: three quarters Jersey; splen
did milker. Apply at CITIZEN OH' IC Ii.
decSdtf
FOR SALE.
Two stock (arms on lobn's Island. Wharf
for ocean yacht. MRS. EASTWOOD,
Eastwood's Landing.
Stono, Berkley county, S. C.
jan2dlmo
FORENT
JJOTEL FOR RENT.
Mnrshall Hotel, at Marshall, N. C, cen
trally located, convenient both for commer
cial travelers and local custom; coataining
14 sood sized rooms, n.wly painted. For
...rma ftf nnnlvtn 1. A. NICHOLS.
Collector's office, Asheville, N. C,
decSldlm.
Just Received.
One Thousand Pounds Xmas Candy.
75 Boxes Telckatharos, perfectly clean.
Currants, the finest quality In the world.
Layer Kaisins, suitnnu Kaisins,
I Citron Klnvnrtntr Itktrnctfl. of all kinds
in lurgc quanuues.
200 pounds mixed nuts. The best lot of Fire
i-raciicrs ever iirouKi to nus,nia vw
GREER BROS.,
So. 28 North Main Street.
TLANTIC COAST L1NR
On and after this date the following sched
ules will be run over Its "Columbia Division."
So. 63 leaves Columbia 6.20 p. m.
Arrives atCharleston B.30 p. m.
No. 52 Leaves Charleston 7.10 a. m.
Arrive. atColnmbla 11.65 a. m.
Connecting with trains to and from all
points on the Charlotte, Columbia Aug
gusta and Columbia & Greenville Railroads.
Daily.
T. M. EMERSON, Gen. Pass. Act.
I. F. DBVINB. Gen. Bunt.
MAGNOLIA HOUSE
(FormerlylCarollna House,)
79 NORTH MAIN STREET, ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Bp.nnintr4 re-nAnererl. re-carteted. A 6 rut I
class boarding house, with all home comfort. I
Tfihle annulled with the bent tne maricet ai-1
fordi. Tcrmt reasonable and given oaap-l
plication. mks. w. a. jamiks,
janioaiy nuiimwi.
RAILROAD TICKETS
BOUGHT, SOLD AND EXCHANGED.
Real Estate. Houses to Rent.
C. F. RAY,
Member American Ticket Brokers' Assoc'n,
80 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
CITY PROPERTY .
No 2 tu .ere. In West rjart of city, sua
ceptlble of being divided into 26 lots $3,500
No. 3 3 lots on prencn aroaa avenue
$1,000 each.
No. 4 House and lot on Phillip street, 4
rooms 1 1,200.
No. 6 Lot on extension of Grove street
00' . .
Nn. 7 AOO feet on Havwood street, house
with 10 roams only 40 per front foot.
No. 8400 feet on Patton avenue, beauti
ful grove ay, acres rice on application.
No. 9 House and !. on Spring street,
rooms $2,000.
No. 1022 acre. ju.t across th. river, mag
nificent view, tenement houses $16,0O0.
No. 11 24 acres on street leading to Sul
phur Springs, brick house, only $1,000 per
acre.
No. 134 lot. on west side Charlotte street
$760 each. , , . ,
No. 13 Lot with beautiful groTe and view
on Haywood street $3,500.
No. 142 lot. on Charlotte street (east
side) $1,000 each. ,.
No. 151 lot on Charlotte street, east side
$1,100. ,
vjt . a o lets ...r street car. nrlce $776.
No. 17 House and lot on South Main, 7
rooms, price $3,000.
No. 18 House and one acre lot in Wea
vervllle, price $400.
No. 19 Lot on Woodfln street near street
car, price $1,600. . ., , .
No. 20 Lot on Woodfln and adjoining
above, price $1,800
No, ai t lota adjoining the above $680
No'. 23 House and lot on McDowell street,
price $700. . ...
r u oa u.aUuwi nlat till, acres, on
u., nrlce 118.600. There is
not a more desirable piece of residence prop
erty in Asheville tnan me soon, uu
very cheap at the price.
No. 34 18W acres adjoining the magnifi.
cent home "Witchwood" of C. E. Woolsey,
This splendid propertylscovered with abeau
tlful groye of native oaks, and cannot be ex
celled in the dty or surrounding country for
a splendid home.
No. 36 A fine grove lot on Merrimon ave
nue price, $1,800.
No. 27 2 choice lots adjoining the above,
fine grove native oaks a bargain at $3,600
"So. 28 "Riverside Park," containing 40
acres overlooking the French Broad river and
Western mountains. The view from this
property is magnificent. This Is probably
the most desirable plat of suburban property
in the dty or vicinity for subdivision. A bar-
fain can be nao in in
40,000 on easy terms.
FARMS.
No. 1 A beautiful place of 96 acre on the
Sulphur 8prings drive, two mile, from corpo
rate limits of city. Cottage of 8 room., 200
fruit : trees, 30 acres in virgin forest. This
1. a choice piece of property, price on appli
cation. No. 2180 acres, 1 mile from Black Moun
tain depot, 4-room house, .table, well
and orchard, price $1,600.
wo. a lou acres, s mm. oui on ciw mma-
noa, o-room bouse, staoies, nc urcnaru
bearing, price S3.000.
No. 4 A splendid little farm of 47tt acres,
with all necessary improvements, mile
from Black Mountain depot, price $2,00O.
No. 6600 acres about 3 mile, from Black
Mountain depot, good timber, price $1,600.
No. 61700 acres fine timber land In Tran
sylvania county, about 35 mile, from Ashe
ville, price $2.60 per acre.
No. 7 300 acres, 4 miles out, good timber,
and water, 76 acres cleared, price on appli
cation. . .
No. 8 Black Mountain hotel, containing
66 sleeping rooms and all the appointments
of a first-class summer resort, price $16,000.
No. 9 Good saw and grist mill with 13
acres of land, V mile from Cooper.' station,
price $3,000. ,
No. 1016,000 acres fine tlmaer land In
Jackson county, N. C. Railroad runs through
the tract. There Is the finest ol timber on
this, including some walnut, price $3.26 per
"So. 11100 acres, 2 miles out n. build
ing sites, price $250 per acre
No. 12 A fine form of 876 acres mile
from Cooper's station on W. N. C. railroad
10 miles from Asheville, liO acres of first and
second bottom land. A moat beautiful place
and desirable farm, price $10,000.
i!u-Th. t.nurtiHps fnrm. one of the
finest In the state on the upper French Broad
26 miles from Asheville, contains 830 acres
with splendid dwellings, barns, etc.
No. 14110 acres 11 miles out near Hom
iny depot, 16 acres bottom, 78 acrss cleared,
5 room cottage, price $2,800.
No. 16 A line farm wita necessary im
irovements. 6Vi miles from Murphy, N,
'his place contains 600 acres, price $25.
No. 16 Farm 130 acres on the North Fork
of Swannanoa river. Twa room house,
good orchard, good timber, price $2,000.
No. 17 The famous Junaluska farm of ,
200 acres in Graham county, N. C, adjoin
ing the town of Robbinsvllle. There is sev
eral hundred acres of bottom land. This
property can be bought at $26,000, worth
twice the money.
No. 18100,000 acrestof fine timber land
In Kwalfl rmintv nri, S2.2S WT aCTC.
No. 19. A splendid place con tain g 167
acre, adjoining Richmond Pearson's mag
nificent home 4 miles Northwest of city, well
watered. One half natural forest. Price
$106.00 per acre.
For price-list, descriptive catalogue and other iniorma
tion, call on or address
NATT ATKINSON & SON,
No. 5 North Main St., Ashe-rtUe, N. C.
NOTICE.
Thro. P. DiyinsoM, Thos. A.Jonk.
Raleigh. Ja. O. Matin, Asteville.
Asheville.
IJAVIDSON, MARTIN t JONR8,
, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
; Asheville, N. C.
WIM practice in the 11th and 12th Judicial
Districts, and In the Supreme Court of North
Carolina, and In the Federal Courts of the
Western District of North Carolina.
Refer to Bank of Asheville. dtsel
J. B. BOSTIC.
Real Estate Agent.
Over Mlmnaugh'a Store.
No. ii Patton Avenue.
JanOdtf ASHEVILLE, N. C.
A Warnlutr. for Western North
Carolina.
From the Rlliahcth City Economist.
Twenty years ngo the cry in Eastern
North Carolinu was that our supply of
timber hud been exhausted, the fathers
had used it all up, and only scattering
trees could be found tit lor tne oiiuuers
use. Now there arc, it mny be, thou
sands of saw mills busily at work in the
state, operated principally by straimers,
manufacturing millions, nny billions of
feet of good lumber annually and carry
ing it out ol the state, is it not a utile
strange that we, to the manner born,
born and raised here, and laiuiliar with
the surroundings from birth, should have
been ignorant of the fact that we were
surrounded by the grand forests of mar
ketable timber ? and that we should not
make the discovery until utter strangers
came and bought these forests for a mere
song and possessed themselves ol tne
vast lortunes tnat were our oiruingni t
I.KHON EUXIR.
H,
0
THE BEST KNOWN REMEDY.
ll.tl.t;." Ciirvs wnnnrhoin an.;
Gleotin 1 to 6 Days, without Pain.
prevents stricture, uontning nn
acrid or poisonous substances, nnil
is gnarnnt"l absolutely hnriiiliws.
prmwrltHjd by physicians. Myst 8y
rlngefnt with each bottle. Prloe $1
Sold by druggists. of Sub
stltntm. Ai-mpOhom.Oo.l-td.,N.O.I-a
FOR SALE BY
RAY80R SMITH, ASHEVILLE. N. C
NOTICE.
Notice I. hereby given, pursuant to the re.
aulRtmntaof the constitution and statues
'JJ'iErlYi?: .hiTMIss Annie B. Pease, Mrs.
Harriett R. Collins, Mr.. Mary C. Woody
r." c n.rrrtt. M u Annie C. As
ton and others vettl make application to the
General Assembly of North Carolina. . H j the
orient, session thereof, on or after the 10th
dy of February next, ior me ...
act to incorporate the Boathcni W. C. T. U.
AVemrVth the power., privilege, and lm
munltles Incident to such corporations Thi.
the 10th da, "J-y5J<f i-HOFOHD.
JanlOdaOd , Attorney..
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janl7eod
LAND SALE.
A VALUABLE ESTATE OFFERED.
Pursuant to a decree of the Superior Court
of lluncombc County, I will oiler for sale at
public outcry, on the 14th day of February,
1 Kin, at the court house door in the city of
Asheville, a portion of the real estate of
which the late Capt. A.M. Alexander, died,
seised and possessed, contnlnlng about eight
hundred and fifty acres. The sale is made for
partition among the heirs of said Alexander.
LOCATION.
The lands nre situated on the French Ilrond
river having a river front of a mile and a
nail ten nine, nmiii u, mu.,'.i """".v
diatcly on the Western North Carolinn Kali-
way, a siaiion, eqmpiicu wuu ihi.b. ....
ireiuht. rxiiress. telcgrauh and postorficcs, be
ing on the premises. Several daily pnsnenger
trains connect wun Asncviuc wmi-ii o
reached within 30 minutes. At this point
!, 4vi- i. t,nu.l nn a substantial Iron
bridge, from which well established roads
diverge Into the surrounding country, mak
ing the place the most important business
centre in the county, except Asneviue.
The alcuratcti
ALEXANDER INN,
Established more than a half century ngo,
is included in the property. It is immcdlatelj
,, th. hank nf the river, very near the rail
.. - ---- ---- - . s . c
way station, nun lias about lorty rooms ior
guests There arc also a new and commo
dious burn, stables, cribs, tobacco burns, etc.
etc,, n the premises.
THE LAND
la oeeullarlv adopted to the production of
totiueeo. grass and clover. Some of the fin-
rat (cil.Miio ever grown in the "bright to.
hneeo belt ' ol western worxn lhuiiuh wnt
miion nn this nlantatlon There arc now
tu.n nr ihrf. hundred acres In grass and
clover. I'p to the death of the proprietor It
was successiuiiy opcraicu as a block .urm.
JfOR RENT.
Five or more rooms in good location. Ap
olv at 1B3 Havwood street, or to W . L.
Brotherton, 43 I'atton Avenue.
nn22d3t
JfOR RENT.
Furnished house No. 11 Hinwnsscc riace.
Centrnl location. Terms reasonable, posse.-
Inn Inlin.ilintt'lv. Anillv to
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I'd RENT.
Furnished rooms, 20 Flint street.
JnnlOdlw
THE WATER POWER
Is ihundant and has always been regarded
as very valuable,
n-hn. nn- ttrturpcn two mid three hundred
acres of excellent timber, consisting chiefly of
large white oak, poplar and pine.
The climate and mngnilic.nt scenery of this
region are already famous throughout the
Union. This place has long been one of the
moil nooular resorts in the region. The tract
... nn It several moat beautiful buililingaites
atlordiiig extensive views oi near ami iniwiu
mountain ranges, and of the beautiful French
Broad. . ... ,
Th trnri has heen clenred Into several par
. rnntnlnlmr from three to one hundred
acres, so nrrnngea as 10 sun mc cuuvcmcim
of purchasers.
TERMS Ten per cent, of the purchase
money will be reaulred at the sale, and the
remainder In four equal instalments,
&n nnnilrntlnn will be made to the next I
General Assembly of North Carolina to in-1
corporate a town known as Kenilworth I
Park Including tne territory oounueo u? .us
Swannanoa river, the Hendersonvllle Turn-1
pike, the Newton Acaaemy roaa ana a line
from prolongations of said road to a point I
on Swannanoa river at or near Cheesboro's I
line. Also to incorporate a company and se
cure a charter for a street railway line, to be I
operated by electricity, steam or other motor
power, iroro niiimorc iu ine piium- iudi,
and other points in Asheville, N. C, with 1
such branch roads within a radius of five
miles as may lie desired. Also to repeal the 1
charter of the Buncombe Turnpme company.
Gl'IKiliK, LAK 1 Kit Ot MAK1IN,
Jan. 7,181)1. Attorneys for Applicant..
Ian7d30d
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF
RACKET STORE,
FOR RENT.
A new and comfortable dwelling house,
ontalning eight rooms, with servants' house
attached, situated on Bailey street. In the
ritv of Asheville. Anolv to GEO. A. SHU-
FORD, at office S. W. corner public square.
dec27 dtf
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN.
OST.
One setter dog about six months old,
lemon ears. Suitable reward by returning to
Jan22d3t uiiisurm.,
OST DOG $5 REWARD.
Lost on 17th Inst., white setter with large
black spots Leather collar. Answers to
name of Frits. Return to fill French Broad
avenue, or to Citlien cilice.
Janl!4dlw
AMUSEMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
THURSDAY, JANUARY ajw
The management take pleasure in announc
ing the appearance of the
MARIE GREENWOOD
NOTICE.
Kivtir Is hereby given Bursnsnt to the re
quirements of the constitution and statutesl
ofthe state, that The Asheville Light and I
',iui., rnmnunv will make atioiication to
the C.eneral Assembly of North Carolina, at I
the present session thereof, on or after the
loin oay or reuruary, n. l. .ob., .v. ."
fiassageoi an act amenoinK wcvmbiict, i
etters of incorporation, of the said The I
Asheville Light and Power company, i nisi
the 15th dnv of January, A. I) , 1891.
THOS. A. JONES. Attorney
For the Asheville Light and Power Co.
Jan lfid30d
NOTICE.
Mnti,. I. hereby iriven nursuant to the re-
Mirm..,,t. nf the constitution and statutesl
of the state that The Asheville Street Rail
way Company will make application to the I
General Assembly of North Carolina at the 1
present session tnereoi, on or aucr me ioiu
day of February next, for the passage of an 1
act amending the charter of the said Ashe-
v e Street Railway company, ims inc
mth day of Innuarv, A !., 1801.
THOS. A. IONBS.
for the Asheville St. Railway Co.
JanlSdSOd
Attorney
NOTICE
Is hereby given that an application will be I
made to present session of the General As-1
emlily of North Carolina to incorporate the I
Kenilworth Inn Company.
WALTER C. BROWN.'NO,
Ianl0d30d Pres. Kenilworth Inn Co.
JIOTICB.
By virtue of an order of the SuperiorCourt, I
ranting in the matter of H. B. Rhea admin-1
Everybody knows the Rack
et Store and the goods on
hand, the low price at which
they have been selling, but
all these goods are to be
closed out as soon as possi
ble, not at Racket prices, but
almost at your own price.
Expenses too heavy to keep
this store going any length
of time, so I have decided to
sell goods regardless of cost.
Only a little cash will make
you happy if you buy now.
Come quick before stock is
picked.
W. R. WIIITSON,
Assignee.
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payable
Ac with
at one. two. three four years from dn
interest from date at eight per centum per
annum title retained until an tne purcnasc
money I. paid. Possession will be given on
conrlrmation of sale.
The property will first be offered In lots,
then as a whole, then in lots together, the
highest bid being the one to be reported to
the court.
For further Information apply to the un
dersigned on the premise, or at hi. office In
Asheville, N. C.
T. 8. MORRISON,
Jnn. 3, 1891, Commissioner.
dtfcblS
And their own Superb Orchestra. They will
present on this occasion von Suppe's famous
opera
"BOCCACCIO,"
Stilendid Company. Catchy Music.
Strong Chorus. HnndsomeCostumes.
Clever Comedians. Refined Ballet.
Brilliant Marches.
The fineat voice, on the comic opera stage
Reserved seats on sale at Th.U V. Throah's
.him. .tnt. Prices: Dress Circle and Par
quet $1 00 ; Two Front Rows of Balcony 7B
cents; Balance of Balcony 60 cent.; Gallery
88 cent., Sale open Monusy u a. m.
ranting in the
n tt. i
lav nl
nil. H nf V.hmnrv. 1801. at the COUrt
house door In the city of Asheville, sell tp the I
highest bidder lor casn, iweniy-inrcc .n.ie.
of stocks iu the Asheville Tobacco Warehouse I
nt th. rar value of one hundred I
dollars per share, belonging to the estate of I
H. K. Knea aeceasea. oaiuawv. ., u. ,
t. make assets to nny the aeots 01 lac es
tate of said Intestate. H. E. RHBA,
jan'odoa
i.trotri. nf H. K. Rhea deceased, exparte, on I
ih. l Rth dav of anuary, iai, i win on me
bn
H. B. KMBA,
Administratrix.
-JOTICB.
Pnranant to the laws of North Carolina,
notice Is hereby given to tne pnonc mai an i
annlication win be mnoe ai xne pre.cm. c-i
slon ofthe General Assembly of North Caro-I
Una for a corporation charter to supply the I
citvtof Asheville and the town of Victoria, N.
C, and vicinity with water. Jan. la, 18H1.
M , D.
Janl0d30t.
. CARTKR & S. H. RBBD,
Attorneys.
To Advcrtlscra
To insure change of adTertiteirientil
running on reular contract, copy must I
be handed in by 10 o'clock a. m.
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