Maxor tiraut Has Had a Pleasant
and Heueflclal Trip.
Mayor Hugh J. Grant, the chief execu
tive of New York city went for an early
morning ride from the llattcry Park
hotel yeitcrduy. He did not, however,
continue his ride for any length of time,
owing to tlie condition of Ashevillc's
streets. Mr. Grant returned to the hotel
and at 2:19 p. m., started on his journey
to his home.
Mayor Grant was hurried back to New
York because of Gen. W. T. Sherman's
death, and is to lie present at the funeral.
When seen by Till! Citizen yesterday
morning in the office of the Battery Park
Mayor Grant courteously but firmly de
clined to discussed politics lor the public
prints, ile emitted very Dlcasantly on
the trip I luough the South which he has
been taking, and stated that there was
an improvement in his health. His eves,
also, with which he had suffered for .some
time, are much better.
"I have had a most delightful trip,"
said the mayor, "but owing to this weath
er can say nothing of mvopiuion ot'Aslic
villc." The distinguished party, in addition to
Mayor Grant, was composed of John I.
Oimmius, Geo. S. Weed, a son of Smith
M. Weed, Hurry l. Macdoiia and lid
ward Murphy, jr., ami Ihcv traveled in
their private ear, which was attached to
the regular east-bound passenger train
yesterday afternoon.
"POI'HI.Y I'l.tMSASli."
I'l t'Nldciit Julin H. Hunan Writc'H
to Mai. Win, I-:. llri't-Hc.
The following letter lias just been re
ceived by Maj. Win. li. Hreesc limn
President Inmaii. of the K'iilimiiinl audi
Pauvillc railroad :
"Mr. milium h lirccse, . I . illc. A. C.
"My Pi'AK Sik ; I wish to uial.c linal
aeknowledgment of the obligation iimler
which you and the oilier citizens of Aslie
villc have placed our party, by your gen
erous and hospitable reception on the oc
casion of our recent visit there.
"We will long remember the courtesies
extended us, and speaking lor the entire
party, 1 can assure you thai our Slav
was rendered doubly pleasant by the kind
attentions showered on us while there.
With best wishes, believe me yours sin
cerely, John H.Hnman."
I. l'ATTOM'S I'l Kl ll ANl:.
IlelluyHC. I.. tiraliiim'H Maiiiiili
cent Home on I'ark i-lace.
Keal estate matters in Ashevillc are
getting a move on !
The magnificent residence of C. li. Gra
ham on I'ark place, in Western Ashevillc,
has been sold to P. I'. Pat ton, for .1",
01 II I.
Mr. Graham will at once commence t'nc
erection of an elegant residence, to cost
$lli,iMI0 or 1."i,l ion on a beautiful plat
near this properly.
T lie sale was made by Natl Atkin
son ,t Son. This makes ,i total of $7:1.
01 Ml worth of real estate that this tirtn
has sold since Thursday of last week.
Ashevillc dirt verily goes.
I.O; XI.AHI.Y LOST.
ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN : MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1891.
ForccaHt till 8 a. in. TueNdav
KreHli and brisk westerly wIii.Ihs
wuruicr, ciouay weameri ruin.
Uuiiiiiitc Done at DillNlioro Iitirinu
tlic neltiue.
Cumuiings iV lliilTiim, of the JUills
boro band mills, recently escaped w h.it
might have been a serious accident and
loss. A small section of the railroad ad
joining their dam was washed out by the
heavy rains, making a channel between
the railroad and their dam, taking out
several hundred logs, all of which, how
ever, were caught below the works. The
dam is to be rebuilt to solid stone across
the railroad.
Their boom and dam held solid
throughout the freshet and caught most
of their logs safely. The works will be
in operation shortly.
"JI MB" JKWKTT Ii:I.
The Champion Fat Man Passes
Away at Ills Hume.
"Jumbo" Jewett is dead.
A. F. Stevenson, of this city, has re
ceived a letter from Mrs. C. I', lewctt, of
Polo Station, Iowa, which stated that
her son Guv Jewett, more widely known
as "Jumbo" Jewett, died at his" home in
that town Feb. S. He died suddenly and
without a struggle.
"Jumbo" Jewett was in Ashevillc
about a mouth, and when he left here
about Feb. 1, went direct to his home,
where he died as stated.
A Seminary Humeri.
White Hall Female Seminary is in aslics;
the furniture, books and all the private
and school property are in ashes. Miss
Morrison, a Northern lady and one of
the teachers, had a very narrow escaoe
The building together with the furniture
lielongmg to it, was worth at least $,'!,
ooo. The students 50 in number lost
nearly all of their clothing, some money
and quite a lot of jewelry were burned.
When out, the students began to wonder
if nil were saved. At that poii.t Miss
blla Gibson, an heroic and noble girl of
South Carolina, lorced herself into dan
gerous places, making an investigation
of every room to sec that none of her
school-mates were yet in the burning
building. Ilcreonduct wasdaring, brave,
noble a young girl of heart, nerve, she
is! Concord Standard.
"Kiimiliiit Wild."
The St. I.ouis Globe-Democrat says:
"The popular comedy, 'Running Wild,'
drew an immense audience at the Grand
Inst night. The play is funny and laugh
able in the extreme and the music is of
that catchy character which makes an
nudience demand frequent repetitions.
Individually and severally the cast is a
very good one, and especially must be
mentioned Mr. Frank Ilammons, who,
as 'Fritz,' kept the audience busy laugh
ing. Miss Gypsy Warde brought down
the house by tier pleasing singing and
dancing, whilst all the rest did charm
ingly." "Running Wild" comes to the Grand
next Tuesday night, Feb 17th.
Brlnic on the Fair.
Fcom the llryaun City Ilcralil.
The Ashkville Citizkn deserves
pruise for its systematic and persistent
efforts in securing a Western North
Carolina fair. This is n matter that
should address itself to the consider
ation of every intelligent citizen ol the
irogrcssive west. Ix-t us have the fair
y all means, and Swain will not be
"counted least" of the exhibitors. The
Herald recommends the example of the
isuncomoo alliance in passing resolutions
ol endorsement, to our alliance.
That New Slate.
From the Wayneaville Courier.
The Ashevillr Citizen asks, why not
have ft State ot VVestern North Carolina?
Will, not, why not? There are several
favors and objections. We would object
to it because it would cost so much to
pa; office holders. But on the other
hand, we would derive a great deal of
good from steering clear of the negroes
of the East.
Mayor Wanton has gone to Raleigh.
"Running Wild" at the Grand to-nior
row night.
Mr. J. VV. Schartlc h is returned from
a trip to Ohm.
Internal revenue collections Saturday
were $5,.ri0.i!;-.
Henry C Smith returned from liing-
liam school Saturday.
Three cases in the mayor's court this
morning. The lines amounted to $1-.
Key. W. A. Nelson, pastor of the First
llaptist church of this city, is now hold
ing a series ol meetings m Savannah, Ga.
A. Sondlcy. of Ashevillc, has an able
article in the American Law Review, ol
St. bonis, for January-February, upon
An bllect ol Ratihcalion.
J. P. Sawyer returned fro;n Moigaulon
Saturday night where he went to at
tend a meeting ol the board of directois
ol the Western Insane asylum.
Manager Sawyer has booked Russell's
comedians, with Fay Tcinplcton, for
March II, at the Gland! Frank Mayo, in
"Davy Crockett" conies March I 1 .
Mr. II. P. Andersen, general secretary
of the Ashevillc V. M.' L". A. left this
niorniiu lor ,i visit to Trvon. lie will
be absent until the latter part of the
week.
Chic.igo National Hotel Ucporui : Tie
Swannauoa hotel, Ashevillc, has a new
proprietor in the person of. Mr. Howell
Cobb, late of Rock 1 1 ill. S C. lie has en
gaged Mr. J.N Stewart, late ol I he Ho
le! Cliiiiiola, ndcrson, S. C, as pnni i
pal clerk.
Mr. . II. H it ii ird, ol Ashevillc, ami
Mr. II. I. Croley, ol Atlanta, arrived in
the eitv yeslciihiv and in, ale a tour ol
inspection of the Wilmington strict iail
way preliminary to the proposed p'.u
chase ol the road and its change lo an
electric railway. Wilmington Star.
A w.iou loaded witli hardwaie bloke
down in crossing the car line on Paltou
avenue near tin1 Rolieitsliiuisi'thisini'i n
ing. Thecals could go no furl her on
t hat line and I wo trips were lost. The
obstruction was teuiovcd ab iut hall p.ist
twelve.
Rev. C. I'm ham. who is Idling ilie pul
pit of I he First I'.aptist church during
Key. w . A. Nelsons .ihsciice. did not
preach at that chinch yesterday. Ile
in Havana, where lie went to lie iniscnt
at the dedication of a huge H.ipiit
church in thai cilv. Rev. . P. Arnold
preached at the Firsl Baptist yesterday
morning. There were no services al
night.
i f t he I larval .1 1 Juaru tie Coucei I coin
pauv, the Minneapolis Tribune sas
" flic success oi the evening was priiui
pally due to the exipiislie singing ol tin
quartette. All lour ol the gentlemen hav
remarkably musical yoicis, trained ti
something very mar pcrleelion. Whil
their selections were nut classic, ihc
were delightfully interpreted, and wilh
nicety ol expression." This company
appear here nest Sa' unlay night inula
the auspices of the V. M. C. A.
il R STA TU l.ljllSI. 1 777,7.'.
1 he interest lull was made the special
oriler lor cilnesila v at , o clock,
la the senate the lull to csempt
dained ministers of the gospel Iroin work
on the public roads was laid on the ta
ble.
in t nc senate l lie House nnicuiliirn.s to
the railroad commission bill were made
the special onler lor net Wednesday at
IU o'clock.
The bill to amend the constitution so
that solicitors shall lie elected by the vote
ol the people of the state is a special or
der lor next Thursday noon in the house.
The bill requiring the trustees ol the
university and the agricultural and me
chanical college to report the conduct ol
prolessorsat stated tiuies was tabled in
the senate.
The house has passed a bill making it a
misdemeanor to sell or give pistols or
pistol cartridges to minors save by eon
sent ol their parents or giKini'ans. Tin
bill to impose a tax ol Sooo a i.illv on
dealers in pistols, etc.. was tabled.
In the house the bill to increase tin
school tax to L'o cents on propcilv ami
7 f cents on the poll was tabled', as were
also a lull providing for payment ol
weekly wages of operatives in factories;
a bill in regard to croppers and ti aunts;
a bill amending the law in regard lo
working public roads; a bill to prevent
gambling.
The lull to establish a noiinal and in
dustrial school lor white girls has be
come a law. Six thousand dollars is an
niially appropriated from t lit- public
fund ;md $t,ono froni the county insti
tute fund. Students to receive lice tui
tion must signify their intention to be
come public school teachers. The col
lege will receive large aid Itoni the
yatc funds.
AFFAIRS OF CONSEQUENCE.
Free silver democrats in the West aic
disappointed at Mr. Cleveland's letter,
liut still eons'dcr hint the best candidate
lor the l resiliency.
Govtrnor Hill was invited bv the I.
form Club lo attend the anti-free coinage
meeting in New York eitv last Tuesday
night, but it is supposed the letter failed
to reach mm ny mail.
roui;n;..
The Catholic Church in Ireland
wage a vigorous crusade against Mr
I'aruell.
t: .... 1 1 ,
l ive i isami jhthoiis were run ovi
ami two hundred and filty killed by
hides in London in 1SP0.'
The linglish press holds that the M
Mnley t.inll law in the 1 micd Sates
icspousiiiie lor iue reciprocity discussion
and situation in Canada.
A dose of Simmons
taken daily, will rclicvi
digestion.
Liver Regulator
ami prevent
RAYSOR & SMITH
WHITE TAR CAMPHORETTE.
A Mlll.Jtllllt, ,, - ,-,l,,- , - ,k- .Uslliu
nun in imitlis ami iillur tmiels White Tui
caiiTiii,,n Cli i v aii.i;ilf eompli-l, I)
l.a,s iia sunns li js iiii.n i-ilitli,,
Ol in . ulier i i 1 1 1 1 1 il I . . ,u- I. u j
ami is ah., ,lut, I, ,, ,m
IT IS INI VI. Mill. i;
anil
ami
pel
Uli'tll
lll.'IMk.
Tar L :l III li
appto.ulus
aw ay, , .ll! a
el, S.,1,1 I.,
in mm , . on i ,-s, i , an. mi Mi , tti
li'llur iiimi'I! ol ainu-IHS, Pit
' ill" Is. runs, tcatlins, el. W hit
has
ti l It lias I). -1 1 1 1 il I As spt
"'I v, nip a Is itiiu.t In- ,lll
I i tannin llits unit, htti, utti
pn-
AlVections of the bowels, so prevalent
ill children, cured by Simmons l.ner Regulator.
WrXrw List Special
kinson ei Son; third page.
baigaius At-
1H SINICSH OTICl.S.
Specially Low.
See prices quoted in large ads oil 1st
and kh pages. New goods are coming
in now. . II. ..uv,
."T and ii'.l S. Main St.
Hif lir. Gibson, who arrived some days
ago from the east, has decided to open
dental parlors at No. oV South Main
street. The doctor is very skillful, mak
ing a specialty ot gold work and treating
diseases of the gums and mouth. His
stay in the eitv will be sonic eight or
ten weeks, which will give our citizensan
opportunity to avail themselves of his
skill. Remember the place, No. ."i" South
Main street.
KAYSOR& SMITH
nui .(.is rs,
No. ,i Ptitton Avenue.
BADGER &R0BIS0N
Wholesale Grocers,
No. 67 North Main St.
Sl ii k C'.inilj s : ,1,1
lYmiv Omuls I per I'm
i .i ni Mi.Uurc lo:iti't I le
X X Snila C'raekirs lie
1 i.vstir O .-i. kers 7e.
X X N liny, r Snaps si
. Iihyr Waters lo,.
Scallop Cakes -e,
SpuMKi- fake 1 II..0
anilla L'rip In, .
VV Int.- lliaise Snap ,S.'. o
ile.
: il I y
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAOKDINAKV.
r r k sin v, 1 1 it k r it v
7
nil laiK.igiineiit iif the , n V,
lilK SiH-ei-ss,
ii
nours, SuhIi, and IlllncI
at ConI.
In order to make room lor our large
stock of furniture we are selling our
stock ot doors, sash and blinds at cost.
W. H. Williamson .V Co.
Fine Fresh Candies at Kro-
ger's. l ine Hon Hon Chocolates, Cara
mels. Iloston Chip and NutCandiesevery
Tuesday and Friday by express. M
College street.
tf&Xndics, clean your kid gloves with
Mather's glove cleaner. For sale onlv at
Cnrmichacl's Drug Store, 1!0 S. Main" St.
Index to New AdvertlHenientn.
Noticr C. II. Blflnton.
1'im Kbnt W. K. IlHlvlmrton.
Pun Sai.k Lintlnu, Hough Co.
OI'Kra HnrsK Harvard yunrtettc Co.
liSTATH OK OR. IIII.I.UKII M. IJ llilharil.
J?0R SAl.li.
One ncre of land In West Ashevillc. Two
cottugcH on property. Good well and young;
orchard. Oood locality.
feblKdlw" LINDAN, HOP01I ft CO.
WILD."
u
Clias. T. Vincent,
Author ..I "A tlrnos VViilmv. I lie 1; ,
Lie , as plaieil in till Hie leading eitus
"I the l'iiip-,1 Stiiliis.
STARTLING CLIMAXES,
UNEQUALLED SPECIALTIES.
New
1'iTUitl llirls. I'trttiisl CoNtiiiitrs
Sours. MriKht Musu.
Scius 1,11 stile Motuliiy nt 1 Innsh's Cliina
Store, t rnttoll Avenue.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
SATI KDAV, 1KB. ji.
S;ail I'. M. SH AM I'.
HARVARD QUARTETTE GONCERT CO.
-(IP IKISTciN.-
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE Y. M. C. A.
MALE (2UARTETTE.
THE ASHEVILLE LOAN,
CONSTRUCTION & IMPROVEMENT CO.
PAID UP CAPITAL, $800,000.
fiEO. S. POWELL, l'lvsitlfiitiuitl Gen. Miuuif-or.
W. W. IJAKXAIU), Tn'siHiirer.
15oa.nl of Directors: Kicliiiioiid IVnrson, .. E. Kankin,
T. II. Cobb, J. S. Adams, (i.o. S. Towi-Il.
TIio con i puny owns about six hundred acres of the linest
building and manufacturing sites in the city. This has
bvn beautifully laid out into lots, map of which can
be had on application. Special inducements are being
ollered to a. limited number of persons who will erect firstr
class residences at once. The demand for this property
1ms been unprecedented in the history of Ashevillc real en
title, and its nucccss as the popular residence part of th
city has already been assured.
I Ins property in now being laid out with broad avenues
with paved gutters and shade trees on each side. Water
seuvr ami electric street railway running through the prop
erty. I'ark and lake sites have been left at convenient din
llli'.iw ( li I'j 41... i 1 . i i
....... i in wun i ur uujH'n ami n rouiuM( wnuT am
. . i t
s, ",'1l"i .is leen adopted so as to give the very best
sanitary results. Some of the views to be had from points
on this iiroiiert v are
Unsurpassed in Western North Carolina,
and that almost means the world.
'Ml . -
i ne property is reached from the center of Ashevillc by
ebest grades leading out of the city. The street car line
IIISl decided OH. JHK 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 !' Ollf I iivivnml i!i. Ioi.it- .....
r-i ) mi' inj ci...
Mulberry s reels, a distance of one ;iml m IimII" iniu li..u .
maximum tirade ol seven ner cenf mul flint f(... ...a..
ibout four hundred feet.
so. taken altogether, there are probably no investments
n the South that promise better returns than these.
For other information apply to
Geo. S. Powell, Pres.,
ASIIISYILLi:, n. c.
Olliceat I Well .x Snider's, Court Squareand 1'at ton Ave
ASHEVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
coal,;
Celebrated Jelllco and
Best Anthracite Coal.
WHOLESALE AND KETA1L.
COKE IN CAR LOAD LOTS.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN ICE.
Ashevillc Ice & Coal Company.
Telephone No. 36 and 4o. Ko, 30 Patton Avenue.
KENILWORTH INN.
.- ! II. 1-. 1 hi- Krni worth Inn Clm,,nv I., ....... ...c I.., -
that it has never ihr hhii. io UT, V-' ;r U . " ..'. ,' i,, ' ." """"r'nnn"un'-T"
ui'rVl.'hA'.Vi 'l',;,-t"V!, h.utd ;! i,lc'." r""n- d "nti ,'h"
P..,.,,,. ,. t he m..t ;i.;ns,vc view m'r A,h;vmry "(Wr oX .o.hVh "l-r. oh'T.road'.'nd"
... i., limn iMt-muu-iiui ninin wttn nrtvntr hulhu. Thr .....
IU'11 1 IflL' 11 1H I l I'll t ilil ) 1 . in iu 1... 1 t...l n.i.l u. ........... ..r ..... . .. T. wi
k. iniu nnh 1 . ; r.V.V. 11.. . ' - n 1 any noiei in titc rmtcd Statn,
"i "'"ri vwuii-ivinni. i-uc nourt' Ol lite OIK-nini: will he irivrn
w "
WAI.T1CR C. BROWNING, M. D.,
l'RUSIDIi.NT.
Kindlings and Wood
I'AT I'lNlv KINDI.INliS
Lpauilih liumllia of louvcuiint sut nml
flin; from
ASHEVILLE W(M)I) YARD.
Tor Sale Hy
s. k. ki;i'i.i;i,',
A. K cniil.i; V,
IIAKi; HK11S.,
I . I'. IIAMH.T11N LU.
A. II. L'llOI'ltK, ,
CKHlik .S: JilllNSli,
II. II. W HII II,
W.M. KKOill.k,
Anil Other KtOK'tv HtoH'S. Ihi5lirH ItOltl
Ihc 1-aii.Urii tmi t ul the Nlate anil itl-i-clUnt
lul'
i.iarriN; ii kiomi:h.
I now Itnvi- n cooil mnuilv ofonk jimlollir.
k inils ol tin-wood. Itoth tjrtin 1111U drv ml
mil split I'or stuvi-n nml tirrpluu'N.
C. E. MOODY,
Offiec No. 30 Patton Avenue.
Tl'.I.KPIIUNIi NO. ().
Ynnl mnr I'rclKht Hi'iuit. Tclrphoiu No. 7.1.
JOHNSON & JAlIi;S,
KKAI. liSTATB AOUNTS.
Wc havr n .Uh nhlL' lot rtf nroncrtv Unit out
on the mnrkvt. l-or prtCfR nnd loiaition wr
refer von to the bulletin tiuitrd, No. ;ill South
Main ittreet. ornee uo nlnira. AIno ttrotH'rtv
fer rant, and nKenti. for the Bowline; Green,
.entueky, iiuikiiiik and Loan Asiouauon.
jantliltf
51
ok
If von do you will Ik nwnrc of Ihelfnel, we
keen the hest coocln for the leant money.
C. D. BLANTON & CO.
ASHKVILLE, N. C.
Dr. B. F. Arrington,
Hl'RUKON ffcffS DENTIST.
MISS GliRTKUllli Ll'I'KIN,
nml rianiat.
Cornctist
Buy Lindsey's Guide Book
toW.N.C. Price as eta.
M1?S IDA PLORBNCli, Glocutloulit.
I SUAI. TRICES.
AclvcrtlHlntr
C'A7;.l TICS many a new business ;
li.L.K(.E! many an old business ;
xn 1 von innny n dull business ;
Aii.sc ( many a lost business;
SA VES many a falling business ;
PRESERVES many a large business;
SECURES success in any business.
To advertise judiciously, use the col
umns of" The Citizen." Everybody reads
it; and inpropoition to the returns it
yields advertisers, its tates ttretltt cheap
est in the country.
V'lllinc teeth a irwrinltv .kn tt..in .n..
ended Kiinn., and nil dlwaiei pertaining to
,..,, ,i,miuic. iiiniT rooms on rnt
ton nrenue, over Kuvaor & Smith', rim.
tore.
Are you aware that II. T.
Estabrook has more pictures,
a finer line of books, does
more framing than all the
firms in Western North Caro
lina together. We do not
spread out our entire stock,
but can always show you
clean, fresh goods in good
variety and latest styles at
the lowest prices. Call for
proof at 22 South Main St.,
Asheville.
SOUTHERN HOTEL.
HENDERSONVIIXE, N. C.
Ilemlemonville is ultunted twenty-one mile noutli of Anheville, on the R. n. r.llronrf ;
morning bright nnd elenr; no rg, ; .plrndlcl water; henullful drive.; (rood medical attend
nnce. Mnlnrla and lunp trouble ennnot exlul here.
The Southern opened ()ct..lWr lt untler Norlhern mBnnKement, Northern cooklne. elc
Table .econd to none. I-nrgc and well heated room.. I'or further Information r,..rHl
HUNT A HMITH, Proprietors.
rate., etc., aililrcm
-tiib-GAROLINA
SALOON
TO THE FRONT.
Wliilo (ilhei's ,110 Hitting a bug in your our, listen to me!
ela.1 SnVoon 'rhncr.,',,i.r,'!'r"1 ?'.rr '" f"rni,h TnM wilh anylhlnn nauallj kept in a flr.t
... .a u h"" 1 h '"T"' nml ""' k ,n "'"tern North Carolina; If not in th.
world nart.n:h'!','''. WM'"": Wine, nnd Hrandie. known n hr
?',. . hreestnr Irl.h Whl.key. beyond a doul.t the net in the world. Trv It
""d !.? eonvinml tbnt I ama.vrrti.inK nothins but laet. J
kev Wi?h sv ,.h.a"""".'ur "f ,HV"' 1 nm1' rrana.n.ent.for the above Whl..
e?'l-ontet ii..1'.' '.'""' ,1V'"1,"H nrv" hronght to A.herllle Imported tlar
e , I ontet t ane, MarKaui. Chateau lleltnont very fine In French Drantlir. I have a larre
o'':. V.,leUA,';,5.,1,,n Hrn,,c".T CS ' Thr''' nnd other .tand.ro brannV Sa"
nili tS!Xrn Sl"Ul' ,n ,nrt' m' ,m "1-or.
fil'.?!1!-' K.yr w.Vl"ki'" '-"braee. ome of the (Incut nnd olde.t brand, known.
CO Wh.V ? vSS ZJ'Z nir,Hn'B'k't fn'"v "T- Thr '' '-rand, of CIC.AR8 and TOBAC
nnii he nZ nL ?, i i '''''h'',K m mr li.n ,fo' oiall ''. come and Ire me
a"aeVo;rdVi:"ralpurp:,h'"k,t'" rClmm'U ",,CteVV"";funy, " m""t "" th'
FRANK O'DONNELL, PROPRIETOR.
THE CAROLINA SALOON, l'.t NORTH MAIN STREET, ASHEVILLE, N. C.
ASHEVILLE SODA WATER FACTORY,
117 Haywood Street.
All WATER THOROUGHLY FILTERED on the Premise.
Twentv-flv. year, of practical experience, combined with pbhohal attention to all de
tail, of the bu.inei. and perfect arrangement, f.r CLlmuiiiii and rcaiTT of all good,
manufactured, enable the proprietor to pment to hit numerou. patron, a perlor daM of
Carbonated Dcveraifr..
Vichy and Seltzer Water in Siphons.
Olniter Ale and all the variou. flavor, of SODA WATBR rendj for .klpment and deUvcred
free In Cltj limit.. Ont of town order, mmt have iRpoK.iat.a mnn.
C. H. CABIPBELL.
OAKLAND HEIGHTS SANATORIUM,
IPiiI.'MH.LY OAKLAND INN.)
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
1li MohI Complete Health Rcaort
In the Month.
1 now open and readv forRuenU. Thi houe
i Ihc mo.t dnirable In the South for per.
on. who need re it and medical attention.
No hotel in Asheville haa a. well furnished
room, and lt ruiiMnr in unequnlletl. (inly in
the raw of pntirnls m the diet reflated. The
table i. an Important fenture of the (anato
riu in.
The water ia pure nnd plentiful, coming
from n Inrge limpid prinir nenr by. The an
itarv arrannementa are a. erfect a. care antl
money can make them. Tenon, aunerini:
with thront nnd lung trouble, are greatly
lienefltted by a .lay at this place. The metl.
ical management ia under the direction of lr.
I". W. Neefna. recently of the Jnckaon Hnna
tortnm, at llanaville. N. Y
The Knuatorium ia thoronghly equipped
with modern applinncea for the arientinc re.
lief and . ore of all nervnu. and chronic ni. .
enaea. The bath department, are new
throughont nnd are under the aunerviaion of
competent and akilled attendant.. The
method, of treatment include nil forma of
hatha, the Medicated Vapor., Turkiah, Klec
trlc, Hu.ainn, Roman, Moliere, Thermo-Slce-trie,
Blectro-Chemical, Mnaange, Hleetricity
in all it. forma, ulao 5wediah Movements.
Medical attendance and every form of treat
ment included in price of room.
Although the comfort and welfare of tne
.iek are the firat conaiderationfl. every oppor
tunity ia given to thoae who deaire to spend
a pleaannt and profitable M.aon here.
Addresa for further pnrticulnr.
fflltts Etullle VauKhn,
ASIIIiVII.LI!, N. C.
J. H. LAW,
NOS. 57, 50 AND Gl SOUTH MAIN ST.
BARGAINS
In every line after taking the Annual Inventory, to Feb
ruary 1 5th, for cnnli only. All the remnants and lines not
to be kept in future will be closed out, and many new
goods to make the sale attractive.
All are now moved into Store No. 01 and are offered at
ONE HALF to TWO THIRDS regular price.
8ILVKRWARB.
00 ert. Triple Plated knlvea. ..m.u
best make. Regular price $2.23 per act.
$1.(10 per aet.
lHOaet. Tea Snoona. .rr.ni.,l d.
Standard plate. 1.1st price $.75 per doi.
a i.xu per Kt.
40 sets Table Snoona. .., n.iii.
above. Lilt price 0.50 per do.. $2.35 per
HgMt. Medium fori ...lit. ..
above. Ll.t price $0 00 per doi. $3.88 per
set.
Quadrnple Plate caster., cat g-laa. bottle..
List price $4 SO to S.SO each. $2.05 and
CHINA.
80 sets Real China cup. and saucers, old
price $1.2R act, now 70c p r art.
90 nt. China Dinner plate., nsual price
$1.80 per set. Rc per set.
Tea plate., same grade. Old price $1.00
per set (18c per act.
A large lot of old piece., white and deco
rated china at half to clone out.
JapancK and ChlncK good, at altout half
price to clone oat.
300 Bamboo 8p aaher. and Scroll, at 30c.
worth 50 to 7fl cent. each.
$l'?80)rmtl Wnner sets at $8.90, worth
$w&t7'd80Ch'na Di"" "h
J?$z?;mu To,l,t s 88 r
aoceach.f plctMre rttyP)ocloK,t