ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN): MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1891.
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Advertising PAYS. Other kinds limy
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1H1H.
Will Tlicv Vote for a Kepulillciiu?
Mr. Cleveland's free coinage letter lias
created u tremendous stir aitioiiK l'K'
politicians. It has subjected liim to n
great deal of adverse and nnlair criticism
The very persons who were ricinatiilin);
that he speak now say he had no busi
ness to intrude his views as a private
citizen. Senator Vance is reported as
saying that "Mr. Cleveland's position on
the silver question is a defiance l his
party. His whole attitude on this sub
ject is one of defiance," but the senator
tails to explain how u man not in public
life can defy a party of whom he has
asked nothing and whose only oflince is
that of having stated his opinions when
called upon to do so,
Perhaps Senator Vance prefers Hill.
Hill was called upon at the same lime
Cleveland was, and lor the same occasion,
to give bis views on the subject office
coinage. The Chicago Herald says:
"Xkw York, I'd). K'. A second
missing letter, as important in some
ways as the letter from Henry Wattcr
son that Governor Hill denied liaviny re
ceived, has apparently been devoured by
the office cut. It seems an invitation
was sent to Governor Hill to be present
at and to address the anti-silver mass
meeting at Coocr Union last night.
.Nothing was heard from him."
In other words, Cleveland has the
courage ol his convictions and Hill has
an office cat !
Now, the people love a courageous
man anil Cleveland is plainly that, ami
not a time server or a policy trimmer.
Possibly a majority of the democrats
want free coinage, but w hen it comes to
considering a candidate for the presi
dency in lS'.i- the democrats will select
the man who can probably bcclectcd. Il
that man be Cleveland and he is nomi
nated, will free coinage democrats vote
for a republican ?
What is there about the federal elec
tion bill that democratic politicians
dread so much ? It may not be perfect in
all particulars, but it certainly could not
harm an v honest citizen. It the bill should
become a law, we, at Highlands, would
have nothing to do with it. Highlands
Star.
Democrats dread to have their ullairs
unnecessarily meddled with; and so do
some republicans. Scimtor W'olcott,
of Colorado, opposed the force bill anil
gave as one of hisreasonsthatsomclbing
like it was tried in Colorado, and that.
tnougn the otticials were by no means
over-zealous, their vcrv presence be
came intolerable. They were, by impli
cation at least, a charge against the intel
ligence of Colorado citizens, an assertion
that they could not vote as thev should
without sujiervision and direction from
the outside.
Horn Parnell and Dillon announce
complete failure ol t lie attempt to secure
peace between the two factions of the
Irish party. And yet, had I'arnell con
sented to retire when the O'Shea verdict
was first announced, he might by this
time lie tolerated lnhind the scenes
where he could direct all the actors m
the great drama that portrays Ireland's
struggle for a national existence, and
few months later might have liecu again
llic openly avowed cliampioti ol a year
ago. It is strange, passing strange,
that the figure in a great scandal should
struggle to keep it before a civilized na
tion as an issue.
i hk I'uniani uione, wlnck is anxious
to fret a good deal, criticises vcrv sharply
the actions of a lot of fool girls w ho scut
flowers to Irving Latimer, a man on
trial for murdering his mother in, as the
Globe says, "Michigan the other day.'
The Globe has somehow got to the hot
torn of its waste basket and obtained in
formation of about the vintage of 18SN-
9. Latimer has Ih-cii at hard labor in
the penitentiary of Michigan these two
or three years and flowers conic not to
him.
The thing isn't all one way. The fol
lowing address to Mr. Cleveland is be
ing circulated by leading democrats at
Burlington, Iowa:
"Hon. Grovcr Cleveland, New York.
Thc undersigned, democrats of Burling
ton, beg to assure you of our eontined
confidence in you as a true and coura
geous representative of democratic nrin-
ciplcs, aud of our hearty approval of your
recent letter upon tne subject ol Irec coin
age of silver." At last accounts the ad
dress was being signed by a great many
democrats.
TilK Winston Sentinel learns that "the
Hammond Manufacturing company, of
Archdalc, N. C, large contractors and
builders, desire to move their plant to a
live town in order to secure railroad
facilities. The 6rm does a large business,
are good citizens, and employ about 75
or 100 hands. The company don't ask
any money donation; they only want a
good site." Can Ashevdlc move lor
this?
Wk very much regret our inability to
present even a tolerable account of the
fine speeches made in the house yesterday
on the Soldier's home bill. Raleigh
News and Observer.
If North Carolina had, as it should
have, a daily record printed of the pro
ceedings of the legislature we should know
something about it and the men who
make it up.
LADIES
needing a tools, or children who want build,
tng up, should take
BROWN'S IKON BITTERS.
It Is pleasant to talis, cures Malaria, Indi
Iwtioo, BUlousniMi and Uvar Complalut,
FKKRI'INO
VERLASTINGLY AT
LETTVKS I'KOM Tllli PHoPlM.
Mr. Atkinson and the uraclecl
School.
Uiiitor This Citizhn: 1 thank you
kindly for your defence ol the part 1 took
in the Bingham school matter, aud feel
prcltv certain that if Mr. T. W, Pntton
had been at home and had known the
facts and circumstances of the case he
would not censure me for getting the
legislature to give us the power to vole
on the Bingham school proposition.
As to the amendment he mentions,
made by himself, Mr. Kaukin aud Col.
Lusk or the one drawn up by Judge Mcr
riiuon, I well remember thai the amend
ments he refers to were matters ol which
the people knew but little til the time
they were passed, and no little censure
was expressed with regard to them.
Mr. I'atton savs that I lollowcd the
precedent set by Mr. illaulou in the
amendment he had made with regard to
the reeordcrship. Neither I nor anvone
else, so far as I can find, had the slightest
intimation thai Mr. Itlaiilon had gone
to Raleigh to have such an anieiuliiiciit
is he did.aihlcd to our charter, and I no
more approve of his course in the matter
than Mr. I'alton himscll does.
1 took the position the other niglii in
my remarks that the "precedent" Sil by
the city in loaning itscudil to ihe Ititig
ham school where it got a fust mortgage
on real es'.atc lor twice the amount it
simply eudoi se.l tor, was a good one. ami
I would be glad to sec it do s i on lilt
terms to the extent itl'SL'.noii.Oilii.
Mr. I'atton savs "tlioiightlul people"
do not think this wnv. Here he ami 1
litVer again. It is the people who do not
Mid will not think, that a-ree witli him,
aud I doubt if there are a dozen men in
Aslicville who will be found with like
views. The oulv trouble is in eoi po-
raliotis endorsing and aiding pi ivatc en
terprises witlmiU mvurilr. Then the
precedent is bad, but whcic the sccuiilv
is ample and beyond all ipiestioii - l ice
the aiiioiinl endorsed lor where is tin
harm ?
Now Mr. I'atton w ill agree that a
dozen large factories, einiiloviitg say live
thousand bauds, would be a good t hi'.'g
lor Aslicville or auv other town. Sun-
pose a dozen gentlemen or companies
should conic to Aslicville ami sav to I lie
city that they would put up flnii.iioo
each to establish twelve large factories
of ibU'eient kinds, the whole ol them em
ploying live thousand hauili., pi ovidi d
the city would endorse tlk ir bo ids, to
run thirty years, lor an cijti.il ana. mil to
be secured by a fust inoiigage lien mi
real estate to twice the amount ol the
endorsement, the lactones to l c kept in
surctl, so as to lullv liitleiniplv I lie titc
in auv contingency docs Mr. I'alt
think that would be a bad tiling to do
Suppose one oi more ol llitin slmuM l.nl
to pay the interest on the bonds and the
city should become liable, tiieie is always
tw ice the amount til property vc are Ita
ble lor, to secure lis, ami there would U
no trouble in gel line auv one to l.iki n
oil' our hands at one hall the tost, there
by leaving us freed Irotn loss, anil the
factories still running hcie with all the
bei.etitsaiid 1lesiugs iucidiut therein.
Now "thought fulness" such as this w 'tilil
soon make Aslicville a big city. Mv
nionln is "onward ami npw ai d. higher
ami highci " provided I can In I that my
toimd.ition is seeiiic. W hen I can know
that I hold a two dollar mortgage for
every dollar I am investing, then I am
willing to make "pieeedciits"aiiil to point
the balance of mankind to tliciu as ex
amples, to burn the hi idges behind me,
and take all chances lor what follows.
St line people are alw a s a Ira id something
will happen. Mr. I'atton, I believe, was
opposed to our public schools, ami we
had a very hard struggle to carry
measure, oeeausc ol tne opposing j . i
inlliii nce of such men. but looks I " " '
at them now! The greatest blessing j wllt'l'i
thai the city has, where the poor iii.'in's Li,.
..i,:i.i i: i ...i i MOI k
Cllllll l.lll ll. IM lltlll .!'l. tillages im
the rich ma a s.
I'lie llipghain school will lie a great
advantage aud we could allnrd to pav
for it. Hut now we get il without cost
ing the city anything: without even re
quiring the city's endorsement, ami wc
have to thank the gentlemen w ho h.tc
agreed to buy Major I'.ingh.im's bonds
without having the city to do it. Their
investment is a good one anil thev
know it.
Allow inc lurthur to say that in the
heat of debute I doubtless said things to
wound the feelings ol 'gentlemen who op
posed me. I now regret tins, ami trust
I will be forgiven by any ami all w ho
may led olfended at my imprudence.
N.tir A i n im in.
The .Ma. orally.
lanroR Tin: Ct rizi.v : I wish to sug
gest tne name ol Lol. Hatch lor
mayor in the approaching election,
what son may, it is the mayor of a
our
Say
city
who controls its progress. We need 11
man for this position who has
a broad and general experience,
ami a man of broad, intel
ligent and liberal views. Wc need a
man who has seen otln'i eitiesaml knows
the causes which lend to their develop
ment. Wc need a man who panders to
no set of influences, nor bows to the
suggestions of any ring. Col. Hatch is a
business man, a thorough gentlemen ol
polish aud education. The voters of
Aslicville would gladly rally to Col.
Hatch. ' Coxsian auv::.
,SV.177; A fll N.
Senator Vance has wriilen a letter
lo Keprcscntativc Hobnail urging the
passage of the bill providing lor a geo
logical survey.
An incendiary lire nl Ciihson Station
destroyed the barn ami stables of lid
ward Ciibson, together with seventeen
horses nnil n large nunilierof agricultural
implement.
Mr. Archibald McOowan was aeei
lentally killed near Crcenvillc. He hail
started to town 011 horsciiack. ilis
horse stumbled and letl and broke Mr.
Mctlowan's neck.
Weaverville college at Weavcrvillc,
N. C, is more prosnerous than usual
this session. A fine new Methodist
church is Roing up at Weavcrvillc. The
new district parsonage tor Aslicville dis
trict is located at Weavcrvillc.- Marion
Free I.ancc.
Mr. 1. A. lionit. left $JO.oiO of in-
stirance to his family. The friends of
Mrs. Honitz favor her' continuiiiir nubli-
cation of the Messenger. There are two
parties, one from Chicago, the otherfroin
New York, who wish to buy it and con
vert it into nn eight column folio after
noon paper. Kaleigh Visitor.
On the recent failure of the National
Bank of l-'nyetteville, the remihiican ad
ministration could not find a republican
in nil the state of North Carolina to (ill
the place, and had to imoort n rr-reivrr
from away out in the state of Michigan.
w no would rjciong to such n nartv ?
Charlotte Times.
-Some months ago a sensation was
created by the attempted elopement of
iuiso 1.1111c nogers, 01 uxiora, wno was
attending the Salem academy, and voting
Wiley Gibson, of Winston. In Baltimore
on Tuesday the nuptials were celebrated
ana tne newly wedded were welcomed in
Winston Wednesday night bv a number
of their friends. Durham Sun.
All IlicoiilNtcilcy.
The North Carolina legislature has fix
ed the interest rate at (i per rent. At
lanta Constitution, 3d.
The Constitution is the most inaccr
ralc paper in the south. The amount of
news it publishes thai isn't so is aston
ishing. Ash i;vn. i.h Citizkn.
Anil yet hundreds of people in North
Carolina persist in patronizing the Con
stitution in preference to home papers,
and at the same lime condemn publica
tions that prevert facts. Greensboro
North State.
I'implcs, blotches ami sores aud llicii
cause is removed by Simmons Liver Keg
ulatoi'.
OWDER
Absolutely Pure.
lm il' t.ii t it r link in); piovilcr.
IliKli'-s
C.ltW'lT
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"I' Mil in lc:
ntii;: t rrtm-i h I
tut til kcporl
AiiKttsl 1 7. 1 ss'.l. jul'
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WHITLOWS
Corner Eajjle I!3ock,
jo aiMl jSS. Main St.
We ill
sellino- line ry
less price t han sa me
f if! s
!lli'Mioo(ls at
can
lie hoiiuiit else
, We snow a complete:
of Household furnish-'
llpess (looils. I'iiiii v
! 111!.
(lOOtls flllll
fa 1 icv work.
materials
for
WISTIiR GOODS AT COST. !
Hlaukets, (tiilts, ladies' and
misses' wraps of all kindsare
now sold at cost and less.
I'all and see the host stock,
ami the most comfortable
store for shoppino- in Ashe-;
villi.
The best stock of gloves.
The largest si ock 1 !' embroid
ery silk. The e-peatest vari
ety ol white ii-noils. The tin
est solids in Aslicville at low
prices. No. c, mid lsSouth
Mai
am Nreet.
WM. KROGER,
No. 41 College Street, Near Spruce Street.
HIGH GRADE COFFEES,
if vor want Tin: p.kst try uk
JAVA AND MOGHA.
1 1 siti-jMasm-H nil oiIrth in riehnest and delieaev
liiust eulKts, iirndiuiiiK the last "iHMhle itriull.
CARACAS
A sit ,nrf llavtuy and higltlv iir.ntiatie Cmlec lm llmsc who like a strung clip. Also
SANTOS RIO AND I.AIil VKA COI' I-IilCS.
Pillsbm s Best XXXX Minneapolis Flour,
AcknowliilBctl liv nil dealers and cunsumcni to
ageatH lur Anhcvillc.
The Dove Brand of Hams, Itacou and Smoked Tonifiics.
WM. KROGER,
No. 41 College Street, Near Spruce.
i..i llu1 Oi'ifliitii salutation,
kt:.'vlng that good health
miinot, exist without, a
healthy Liver. Vth.cn tho
L:vr in torpid tho Bow
el; are Rlui'gish nvA oai-f-tit-atoil,
tho to"! li-.t
i:i tho i.tomach
poison i !.; t !
i'iotxl; frequent licst.hvii .
ism's : a fee!iii;.Toi' L
v: L ilcsporalt'iii'-' ; . ;
i.ervotisness indie-ate !, .
iiio wholo system ii :
ranged. Simmon:; Lh .
Iu'gnlntor has beo-.i t'.:i
moans of rostorini; inon
poojilo to health an 1
happiness by giving th"i
n healthy Liver than any
agency known on earth.
It nct3 with extraor
dinary power and efficacy.
NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED.
Afc n eonprnl family remptlv for livncpi
Ttirp'.tl l.iver, ConsUniilluii, etc.. I Imr.l'r
e'r uso nnytlilni; else, mid litive nc.
1'eel, dlMippDintcit ia tlie elft'Ct proline"
It nciiiih tu In. almost a perfect run for
dlsUHSCS of the stDiiiueli uml liovvcls.
W. J. McKluov, Mucon, ( ;
It" in. I ifiriiisrtl upon!
Kvitn lite in ticc llitti vim yet the genuine.
I 'istitty utsheil li mit all Iratuls atltl iinitalitiilK
liv our retl Z If "li'-marli mi I'rnnl of Wran
1 er. anil mi l 1m- siile lite seal anil siKiiatuie of
. II. .C'llll .v Ln
iSgo.Jajj. ist, 1891,
To Our I'riciitN.
Iii i lnsiiijj,- tliis, n vi'i-y kuc
ccssfiil pin-in our luisiin-Hs,
we dcsiii' tn tliiinkoiii'fi-iciuls
I'm- the most lilicnil w.'i.v in
wliii-li lln-.v liuvc i-oiiizcil
us. Willi tin1 lii'tiiiiiiiii- of
tin1 new yen- we li.-ivc t-onsiil-i-r.-ililv
t'liliii-ig-cil 1 mi i' slock,
ami 1 1 1 1 m thai wo will ln'.-ihlc
to fiiniili our jiiili-ons wit li
iin.v t liinjr 1 1 icy in.-iy wish in
our line
Yc li.i c m inn1 very irc ty
th-siuiis in rlicvnl ,-inil ilrcsscr
suits in oak ami ash, that we
will sell ai prices that defy
coin'ict it inn.
Aeaiu lhankiiie,' you, and
wishing you a hiippy ami
prosperous new yciir, wc art'
Voiir l-'ricnds
SU.AIR & IlttOWN.
Furniture Dealers and l'n-
i ilcrtakcrs, I'at ton a venue.
! KSTA HUSH lill 1H.-.S.
I B. II. COSBY,
(SiKcistmr tn C. Cowan.)
JEWELER
27 I'ATTON A V UN I' 15,
'(' I'llliK TO C.KASII CHNTNAI. !!)-
Tix, asiii:vii.i.i:, n. c.
siit.".a 1 v
TRY THE
MODEL
STEAM
LAUNDRY
17 I'atton Avenue.
l llavui. A kil II nl btendiitK nl the two
Ik tile tini.l In the wolld
Wc are sole
A N15W
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wi; li.wi; iNTuunt'ciiii a fini:
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CALL AND EXAMINE.
No Trouble (o Nliov ;oo1m
WEAVER I MYERS.
OI'URA HOl'SU Itl.OCK
Aslicville, N. C.
,5 N. Main Street,
ASHKVIIXM, N. C.
COi KT Snl AKi:, Sl'ANTANI'l'RO. S. C.
l-'ivr fiml a tutir vt-niM iiLii I pliit-ttH in th.
inttMc l'liMiii-vs. 1 In Koplc ol Aslit'ullc ntnl
WtHttTii Ninth Citri'lin.-i Iijim l.ri'il kind lo
nip nnn 1 wish tn tnnkr ctiittiul in-Lniiwi.
i-ilKfiiiinl m' u. 1 Mtjirti il lv taliinc nn
iiyctu.v. I lurrautr .nun mittKlHil that the
pi ni'li an cut it It il t hrtlt r iiilriiim iitH iutd
tairct tn-;ilmriit than I wnultl acting
merely in that wnv. Ilrmv 1 started nut in-
(teiK'Hili'llt tl L.'il? tilt' ri'll IipmI miilniniiiil.
fur the money they had paid prcviouNlr fur
Sin II llllI UIIII II l.
I'or a eimtimmnce i.f the liistnrv j,f ihr
AhIuxMU- Miixic UntiHc net' the l itirti nl n
n nays later. Mean-. htle eiime and sec my
"l "' (KV l j' I Cl , ill
.'.") N'oi-lh M.iin St nv,
C. FALK.
IMPORTANT
That you know Unit we have just received
iniillui lut of hi-iiiiiiii.iinl'H "Pas I'ruliis-
ciim" nnil l lie c.ri-alrst Tiling in the
Wurhl."
We Imve lilleil ill sluek Hull niothniken lie
thp htititlny triiile, anil now wc arc tillering a
complete iirtc- of
STATION ICR V, IiOOKS, &C,
at very luw iriees. Call tut (u inr the nrw
Snuvenir of Ashevillf, al 1'." eculs.
J. N. Morgan & Co.,
HunlvHetlerH, StatioiUTK, lite, C.ish 8tnic.
y FRESH
fish m omrs
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
WE CATER TO FAMILY TRADE
J. E. REED & CO.,
No. 10 Court Square
octl'li tl vr
REYKIX & WAGNEH7
, HucivMors tu Kopp fit I.KhtenlfcrKcr,
FANCY GROCERS.
SUGAR AT REFINERS' PRICES.
CulTces rmiNtt-d on thr premises tlnily, and
Ifniund ftir every niHttjmcr,
l ull IJiic of Table SupplleH.
I'rcc delivery. A full lint of I'ecil, furnished
ill wholesale prices.
a8 PATTON AVICNI'IC
Tclep imc No. Oil.
srpllll dir
K. COI TIN,
AUCTIONEER.
KliAL, USTATIiAOUNTANIil.OANIIKOKliK
No. it North Main street.
If mil In office w hen vnu call, write name
and residence tin slate, ami I will visit you.
Refer lo Kirst National Hunk; National
Hank of Ashvvilltf, aud Wentcrn Carolina
Hank.
FIRST CLASS DRESS MAKING
AND ARTISTIC MILLINBRV.
MMK. FUAK SMITH.
57 South Main Street.
Over Law's Store,
Perfect fitting patterns cut to order. Also
hnlr Roods, etc. lan.'ltllf
SUFFERERS OF YOUTHFUL ERRORS,
Lost manhood, early decay, etc., etc., can se
cure a home treatise free, by addressing a?el
low sunerer, C. V. LBBK,
P. O. Boi 310, Roanoke, Va.
noTlOdatwOm
GLEN ROCK HOTEL.
Iu 100 Feet of Central Passenger Depot.
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
piA.riT''i,T!l fl,rHt ,""nt'1- Hotnnd mid water nnd-t.nths nnil toilets nn every floor
I i-clni-l.ell In every room. Open t,rc In on. and , -rates in lied rooms, oflicc .1 in i'
.,u.ei. connu r, e.i;nrnn: news aland
M mimne. mZ't" n,inUU'-
UATKS, $2.00 FICR iay.
A. G. HxlLLYBURTON,Proi.
J- W- IIRVAN and WAI.TIClt ;ki:i;n, Clerkn.
FARMERS' WAREHOUSE.
FOR THE SALE OF LEAF TOBACCO.
SMITH .N: UOI.MNS, Proprietors.
toY.SV'S ,K'r W,"""iwl"n' "hilr '""'' nrecl,riK .Von, Sli
To Ihe Tobacco Planters ol' Weslern North Carolina and Fast Tennessee:
n.i -market ha. fullv opent.l an.l prices are Kood, es-eHally 011 coi.tntoi, L-rades and we
dveteearl, h.pmeni. 01, ll common grades. llnvi.. the larL-esl. best l.ilUul waren 0,
.,s,.. m i. v. anuria 111,1 competent employes, we Kmirniltee sntislaelion. Tliniikiiis
you lor past palromiKc ami liopit,K by hard work and lair ilea inns, we arc, yours truly,
SMITH & ROLLINS.
miv'-'odiVur.ni
BRICK.
BRICK.
1 OK
BUNCOMBE BRICK
Aslicville, N. C.
STRAUSS EUROPEAN HOTEL
AND RESTAURANT.
ROOMS ALL NF.WLY FURNISHED.
Also, table hoarders can be aecouiminlatitl.
o'clock a. m. until 1 'J o'clock p. in.
am prepare r e.itenitK at shortist notice for Home Parties, HnlU, tie. All I ask is
trial.
M Celebrated Philadelphia Fries
Are well known Noonccan surp.s tliein. Am protiil to anv I have Ihe finest. Inrccx
KallKC in Asheville. I nil scree orders in Irotit !l 1., r. tt,it,. '.....t. ... i.-l-i.
on the Mall Shell, polite and intuitive waiters. Pleased to' serve all. Mesp.clfuily,
dee t! 1 v
SCHUT'S MILWAUKEE BEER.
Celebrated the World
We deliver to all parts of the tit v our own HotllinB Kiport llccr at
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I Mir lu'i-r it kt-t.t nt n tciiiiu-i-i ..f inils.,..t i .... . . . .- .
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. WINE .. AND LIQUOR STORE
IN Till? STATE.
FINE SAMPLE AND HIXIJAKD ROOM.
j. a. MARQi'AwirT, wig'r. I NO. 43 S. MAIN ST., ASHEVILLE, N. C
AHlicville, N. C.
P. A. DEMENS WOOD WORKING CO.,
Manufacturers and Healers In all kinds of Dressed
LUMBER,
Door, Sat.li, Itlimls, Moulding, Stairwork, Mantels, Ilnnk
and Bar Fixture,, aud all kliulH of nuildlug; Material.
Hard Wood Lumber Work a Specialty.
Teletsfimie No. f.
Chase & Sanborn's Fine Coflees.
Aslicville, N. f.. January 11, lHlll.
This is to eerlir.v that Mr. S. K. Kepler, of Aslicville, N. C , has the it
elusive iiKtaey I'or the salt of Chase it Sanborn's Collies and Te s.
C1IASH - SANIIIIKN.
1'er J. II. Randolph, Siilestiitiii.
t'nilcr the above eontracl I am now oIlerinR Chase k Stinb rn's
Ni'iil llrnuil .In va mill llot liii in -ill,. 'I'iiis,.
OM Uoieruineui Jam in Hull.
Pure .liiYu ia bulk.
I'unt'.v Itio in bulk.
4'ortlovii nr Mexican in bulk.
Aial.ian Moi'lia in bulk.
Messrs Chase .V Stinliiirn, i.f Uoslon, Mass.,
shipment, say:
"We IK-Ilevc we are ImporliiiK ttilil pnckiliK the linest Teas and Curlers on
the market and leadins; dealers throughout the I'nitcd Stales arelnlr enough
to Htlniit that the suix rior ipinllty of our noods has largely luerensed their
trade. What wc have done for them wc can do for yon."
These Roods tost enoiif-h to be lirst quality iu every particular. If thev
lire not of superior excellence they will not suit my trade, nor will I want to
sell or continue to off, r them. My uttoiners and the laople of Ashcvillc lire
asked lo iive them it 1 1 ill I. Resitetlully,
S. R. KIll'I.IiK,
,.No. 03 South Main Street.
-Winter Residence to Lea.ic.
A party desirins lo establish n winti'u
RHSIDHNCK on the Northern suburbs of
Aslicville inn make an advantneeon. r.
raiiKcment, for term of years, with owner
of home. Completely furnished and eiidpied
and occupied In summer only. Apply to
WiJOdtf CORTLAND I1ROS.
IS. II. I1RITT,
STONE CONTRACTOR & BUI'.DER,
Also eradinc of nil kind. don. til nr.l,n
promptly filled and work guaranteed. Can
be found at all times at Graham's i-oiion
Factory.
anil liar and billiard room on Unit floor I'lee
Ki ,""C"'1 "n'1 "unvilk hoMsi.
BRICK.
SAI.l: BY-..
& TILE COMPANY,
I. O. Box 426.
BOARD BY THE MONTH, WEEK OR UAr.
street ears pass the door. Il.ien from ft
li. STRAl'SS, Prop.
Over for its Purity.
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Near PasBcuger Depot.
lelerriiij; to the nbov
ASHEVILLE STEAM DYE WORKS.
clean'""' CC"1V 8nr,,,t'I,U U"1 Mil
Ladies' suits dr cleaned without riiinins
or removiiiK trlmmliiKs. "I"l""
J'lush cloaks steameil and renoTOted
Lace curtains cleaned like new
t!.V,c.h nl,,m'-" "'.ved, cleaned anil curled
Kid gloves eleuned or dyed successfully.
Ls Harding,
No. 9 North Main Street.
ASIIFVILI.E, N. C.
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