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ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN : TUESDAY EVENING, MARCn 24, 1801.
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BATTERY PARK NI!WS STANO.
CLBN ROCK NLWS STAM'.
MODl'L CIQAK STOKk, Patton Ave.
TUESDAY, MARCH '.'. 1 s1
The President will shortly issue
through the state department a procla
mation for the protection of the lur seals
in Behrinj? Sea. It will bear the great j uttk- of Seven Pines, in which engage
seal of the United States and that i Hinu he was severely wounded, and was
probably the only seal that will be pro- ;,lvi;, f1)r ,jx ,m)1,t,5i Hjs sxlm,
tected by the proclamation. 1 , ,i,..,,t military career was in the South-
- It is noticeable that some matters of
decidedly minor importance in the muni
cipal election contest flic threatening to
advauce to first place. This is not onlv
unnecessary, but dangerous. There is u
common enemy to light in this case, an
enemy not concerned with petitions 11
the quality of auv one man's democracy.
It cannot be met by the discussion ol
side issues, bv the splitting of verbal
hairs or by the arraigning of democrats,
one against the other. Neither mi.'
' ernls nor the rank and file will light
among themselves when about to givi
. baltle. .
The Worltl'H l-'uir.
Some of the papers of this slate an
urging the appointment of Mr. I'eter M.
Wilson, former commissioner of immigra
tion of this state, as a person well iiiuv
to make the collections for a North Car
olitia exhibit at the World's Fair. I'roii.
what is known of Mr. Wilson and his con
nection with North Carolina's exhibits
heretofore, his appointment would be a
suitable one for this important and res
ponsiblc position. His expeiiriuc ami
training in this line, together with his line
intelligence, fit him lor the place. Tin
many friends of Mr. Wilson in Western
' North Carolina will be gratified to know
- that he will consent to accept the posi
tion. lien. JOHCpIl JollllHIOII IH'Ull.
On Saturday night, the L'lst, at li
o'clock, this old hero quietly crossed tin
river to join his comrades w ho one b
one had before passed over; ami to-day
hut one of the six full generals of 1I11
Confederacy, Hcaiuegard, remains as
memento of the greatest w ar ol its kind
in all history, a war marked by tin
greatest array of trained soldiery ev. i
confronted ..with each other, bv the
fieicest fighting and the most bloody
battles, by the most desperate courage
and the most persistent purpose; and
also a war followed, as no olhei great
conflict ever had been followed, bv Ira
ternal amity of the combatants, bv Un
complete pacification of conflicting ele
ments, by the happv restoration of iu
terseetional good will, bv the recreation
of common interests, and bv the recogni
tion of one Hag and one common interest
to unite in one purpose the people ol .1
common country. And this because it
was a war of principle, not one of pas
sion. When thai principle was decided,
fuvorably to the one, advciselv to tin
other, with honest Anglo-Saxon spirit,
the decision was accepted, and the 'em
porarily disrupted elements again reuni
ted and flowed again in common current
to bear a great people 011 to their insep
arable destiny. To the generals of the
opposing armies this happy ami unusual
solution was lurgelv due. They tough 1
for principle, not for fame ; thtir soldiers
partook of their generous, sentiments ,
and when hostilities hail ceased the
former combatants c;uld forget tlic.v
had once stood iu deadly array
against each other; the officers of either
side renewed the old relations of com
radeship endeared by their joint West
Point educations; and friendships evinced
during the existence ol war, on the res
toration of pcuce were renewed with an
ardor and fervor as fresh and unselfish
as that of boyhood. This was toueh
ingly illustrated in the renewed relations
between Sherman and Johnston, in acl-
ual war arraigned more fonspirunMsly
than any other two of the opposing
generals of the opposing sides, the one
acquiring- impenshalile jjlury Irom his
during system ol attack and pursuit, t In
other winning not less military fame liv
. his skillful strategy of retreat in the hue
of overwhelming mtmlnTS. These two
distinguished lenders in the return of
peace were drawn to each other in the
closest tics of friendship, severed only liy
death; nnd it was in paying his last ti ib
ttteof honor and loye to the dead Sher
man, that the old nndenfcciilcd Johusloii
'received the fatal shaft that Ijr.iuylit his
lon', honorable life to its close.
Like several other prominent Confed
erate generals, General Joseph Kgglesloii
' Johnston was a native of Virginia, lie
was horn near Farmville, January :t,
17, and was therefore at the time of
Tiisriitttii nearly three months past till
age of 84. lie was graduated ctt West
Point in 1829, in the same class with
General Robert E. Lee. We cannot here
ire a sketch of his military life; that is
beyond tbe compass of our space. It is I 1'reparcd onlv bv Dr. Mozi.KV, AUuntit,
Efficient to say that he was always C;"' l,U0 ,,er l""llc' "l lr"K
Jready when fighting was found for iiiiu u,sls'
st-j. . j . . i I.lvMON HOT IIKIIP.
todo. As, i,wuteiiuut be was in the! ., , ,. , ,
t tii a. it L . uoii i ' Cures all Loughs, Coals, Hoarseness,
pack Hawk war ml8.lL', and was aid- Sl)ri. -rhmt itronchitis, Ili-,orrha,;e
fto General Scott in the Seminole war in and nil throat and bins diseases, lile
1 1836-38, not as an ornamental olliccr, naut, reliable.
?kut as a hard fighter: for once, when am-L 23cUnt rlrRKist. Prepared only
buscaded by the Indians, he received a
Kvere wound in his head, anil his uni
I form, long preserved by his friends us a
jj; memento, was perforated by thirty hul
Itls. .Every officer but himself was shot
F and disabled, but he then showed that
f striking ability in conducting a retreat,
:; not less a test of soldiership than leading
demoralized and safe from amidst a lurk- I
ing, outnumbering enemy. And it may!
f-.be here said as evidence of bis daring
' courage that he bore upon his person the
scars of eleven wounds received in his
any battles. He distinguished himself
'in the Mexican war, and participated
actitely in the siege ot Vera Cruz and iu
the battles of Cerro Gordo, Contrerns,
t Cherrubusco, Molino del Rey, Chapulte-
pec; and the final assault upon the City
t, ' Mexico. He was severely wounded ut
Cerro Gordo, and again in the assault
N on the Castle of Chapul tepee, on whose
ratnparti he was the first to plant the
f. American flag.
I,' At the beginning of the war between
For Malaria, Liver Iron- J
ble.or Indigestion, use
Erv07.NS IRON BITTERS
the Suites, lie resigned the commission
he then held ns (Junrtermnster-General
in the United States Army, and whs com
missioned major-general of the Virginia
volunteers. Subsequently he was ap
pointed liy the Confederate Government
j ""c "le f""r hf'Sndicr-j;enernlB then
eiininnssioiieil, ami assigned to telecom
mand at Harper's Kerry. Strategical
reasons drew him to Winchester, from
which ioint he could best govern himself
I by the two I'tihral armies invading Vir
I ".iniu trom two dill'crcnt points. The
I battle and victorv of Manassas soon fol
' lowed, in which (ienerai Johnston dis-
plavcd those eminent qualities which al
ways afterwards assured to him the
all'eeiion and confidence of the Confed
erate soldiers. 11c commanded at the
j west, as commander of the Army of the
Tennessee. History will record with
approval his masterly retreat he
ore the much greater forces of
t his adversary, Sherman, and will attach
j higher military ability to him who skill
j fully withdrew from the front of the pur
siict , inflict ing upon him a greater loss
in numbers than his own army contained.
Arrived ill Atlanta and strongly eu
trenched, the Confederate curative ex-
peeted ficneral Johnston to assume the j
i aggressive, turn upon his adversary and 1
drive him back or annihilate him. This
; was not done. I '.crura I Johnston's inae
I 1 iv it y was misconstrued, he wasretnoyed, 1
! and i'.eiu ral Hood placed i'l command. !
, The disasters that followed the change
were soon apparent. Atlanta was tin
.covered, and the way opened lor that
1 1 iiiiuphal. almost uuupposcd, march to
the sea. Johnston was again reinstated, ,
.mdauaiu confronted his old adversary I
at llrutonvillc, from which point he tell'
back, closely pursued, towards the West; 1
ami subsequently the two generals met 1
at a point not far from Purlinm to ar-1
, range terms of sin render ami of a geiler-'
1 il pacification. The generous terms;
'granted by Sherman was not onlv a
j t'ibute to Johnston, lint evidence of the'
' ill nationalized character of flic combat-!
ants, l'lrlrrl haruionv would have been'
r stored but for the occurrences which
neither party to the compact could,
have I ne teii, and the direful consequen
ces of which neither could control. Hut'
the confidence of neither was shaken,1
and 1 heir close Iriemlship to each other
was undisturbed until death separated
llietn only lor a brief pe iod. I
As a general, oc lohustoii, as he was
always nth etiouately called, will he
ranked bv military ciities among the
gieat nani"s created bv the war. Ills
eliaraetcrist ic was caution, a prudent
husbandry ol his resources until the
proper time came for him to strike. He
knew better than his friends out of the
atmv what those resources were; anil
he patiently endured criticisms upon his
prudent avoidance of action, rather than
sacrifice ultimate general results to the
ch. luces of daring brilliant strokes.
That there was 110 timidity in his action,
is sullicieiifly disproved by the eleven
wounds he b ire upon his person.
When the war ended, he quietly fell
back upon the pursuits of civil It fir. with
no hostile memories of the past, with
none of the bitterness of disappoint
ed etloi t, with none of the animosities of
sectional temper. He was, as he had
been 111 the past, a thorough national
American, and .sith refreshened patriotic
loss lor the common llag of the union.
He became successively president of a
inilroad c.'iupuny iu Arkansas, of an ex
press company in Virginia and an insur
ance agent iu Cicorgia. He was elected
to eongri ss from the Richmond district,
and neit saw public life ns Commissioner '
of railroads, which othee he held under
President Cleveland's ndminisl ration. .
In person, (icueral Johnson was a
man of slender build, and with a kindly,
pleasant lac. He was unobtrusive in
manner anil invariably courteous to nil
persons with whom he was brought iu
contact. j
Ha 1 1 v iu liic he married Louisa, daugh
ter ol the distinguished bonis Mcl,nur,
of Maryland. She died in 1 SSO without
ifitilli .'lllil In1 ti;H.ii rl .'Hi'.'IV niliir a tt
;, .,mus. ..,inlr....,P1i :-
.'ittciulaik't' ilium thr Itiiicral of den.
Siifrni.'in, with no rotation or connivtion
cyiCit his liiiitlicr-iii law, cx-tiovcrnor
NK'l.can, at his lictlsidc.
Thi' jiravt' has dosed upon the last of
llii'KU'at generals of the Confeilfracv
cxccit the sole survivor, Cicncral liinii
rr.ird. l.l-:.lION l.I.lXlHt.
I'H ilNiuit, l.lcuaut, Kc-llahlc.
l'or liilioiisncss and constipation, take
I.einoii Klixir.
l'or fevers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Llivir.
l'or sleeplessness, nervousness nnd pal
pitation of the heart, take Lemon lilixir.
l'or iuiliu'cstiou and foul stomach take
Lemon Klixir.
l'or all sick anil nei vouslieadachestake
Lemon Ulixir. .
Ladies, for natural and thorou;li or
(,'anic iC.'iil:ilioii, take Lemon Hlixir.
I r. Nlnzltv's Lemon lilixir will not
fail von in any of the above named dis
eases, all ol which arise from a torpid or i
ifist-nst'fl livi-r st mooch
kidneys or
imwels.
by Dr. 11. Mozley, Atlanta, Ga.
janlreod
Jli.SSli U. NTARNKS,
UNDERTAKER ; AND : EMBALMER.
HVIiKV HHDI'ISITI! OP TUB nUBINBSS
FPKN18HRD. ,
ALMING A SPECIALTY.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Prompt Attention Given, to Call, Day or
NiKht.
Office and retidence No.
Street. Telephone No. 51.
37 North Mala
Building p Indiana,
Maitinsville, Ind., March 24. Mrs.
W. H. Wooden, of Cregg township, gave
birth to triplets last Saturday night
two boys and a girl. Their combined
weight was twenty pounds. These were
her first.
Come to Haltnjr Aanevllle.
Harkissoniu'rg. Va., March 23 One
of the worst snow storms of the season
set in here last night and raged all day.
Have you a Pittsburgh,
Rochester, Duplex, or a Stu
dent Lamp?
Do they work satisfactorily?
Do your Lamp Chimneys
break? You get the wrong sortl
The bight ones are the
" Pearl Glass," made by
Geo. A. Macbeth & Co., Pitts
burgh, makers of the cele
brated " Pearl-top " lamp chim
ney, which have given univer
sal satisfaction.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
A cream of tnrtcr bnktnx powder. High
est ot nil in ten vcr-ing fttmiRths, l.at ot V
S. (.uvimmcnt Pood Report jul21dly
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WHITLOCK'S
Corner Eagle Block,
No. 48 S. Main Ht.
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vol'
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soMiniiiNt;
l-OR A CIIANl'.E,
SOMIiTIIINC. THAT Wlt.l.
T1!M lT TIIK ArpKTITK, HO TO
KRKC.KK'S. Ill HAS A IIIC. ASSORT-
MUNT Oh' FINK f.ROCKRIKS; TUB Cl.EAN-
l-:ST, FRKSIIKST ANIl NICEST STOCK IN TOWN.
Saratoga Chips,
Swiss Cheese,
Holland Herring,
Russian Cavier,
Smoked Halibut,
Smoked Salmon,
Deviled Crabs,
At Kroner's.
HOW IS YOUR CHILD?
Swift's Specific is the great
Weloper, of delicate child
ren. It regulates the secre
tions; it stimulates the skint
healthy action, and assists
nature in development.
There is no tonic for child
ren equal to 5- S S
Brad for our treatise on Blood and
Skin Diseases.
Swot Spw ific Co., Atlanta, O.
net jiei At wit
1890 FURNITURE 1801
Walnut, Oak. Cherry. S.vc
nnioro, Ash and Elm Buitu,
without liumbor; our lfith
'ontury oak can't bt lit,
Htlusr (iialit,y or pt ice.
w - i , ,,
We also Inivfc ono ot hc
l)tHt npholHttTcrs intlu'couu-1
try, mid will givu our specinl I
attention to thatlineof busi !
11 OHM I lllllurf II Lino' nrmiinf lr
nttendod to and HntiWfnctio..
Ruarnntwd at
3a Pattou Avenue.
BLAIR & BROWN.
ANNOUNCEMENT
OK TIIIC OPKNINIi
RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD'
CITY TICKKT OFFICK,
ASHEVILLE, N.C.
'or t lit cttnvtniem.1 of its mitntnit the
Rii Umnnrl fi Danville k'm'lmuil Co., hif
c-tnhhslml a Ticket (Wire in the Opera
House lilock ( lirash s L rrstnl I hIhcl
w hrte tickets to till points cun lie pur-
chnse.1, ami sleepinj: car mcommodn- , upnMlslil and lNliototrv.
lions reserved. Information reH'tl'ii:
rules of line mid schedules will lie cheer
fully furnished.
W.A. VIMIIK.
l. I'. A.
IAS. I. TAYLOR.
ti. P. A.
A Rnaranteed Cnre for Piles of wiialo-, i
hind or degroo-External, Intorn il, 111:: !
or Bleeding, Itching, Chronic, Recent i
Hereditary. $1 00 a box; 6 boxur,
Sent by mail, prepaid, on roooipt of pric . i
We guarantee to cure any oasa of I'll .
Ooaranteed and sold only by i
T. C. Kflth & Co., wholecinle and retail i
ilruRKista, Public Souarc, Anheville. ,
S500 Reward.
WJ! will pay the nhore reward fornnvrnxe
of l.iver Cnmplnint, HvapepKin. Sick Mead
nche, Indisefftion. Conntipatiitn tir Cos.1
tivrnei we cannot cure with WeM'R
VeK'tnhle l.iver J'illi, when the di-
rretton are Mrlctly complied with.
The.v are purely Veg. tahte, and never fail to
kit ntiRtnetinn. Siijfar Contrd. l.nrK-1
hoxcp, contiunmK 30 pills 25 cents. I lev, arc
of counterfeits nnd ImitHtionn, Th fceimine
Smith Ac Co., Asheville. N. C.
KROGER'S
JAVA AND MOCHA.
If Vou Are Hard to Flrane Try It.
Weituarantee thi coffee to lie the flnent
that money can bur. We alun carrj in stock
Caracas,
Santos,
Laguyra,
Maricabo,
And Rio.
T,
HISI-.S
TO EAT THAT
ARK ROOD; WE HAVE
THB FINBST URANUS OK
HA MB, BREAKFAST BACON,
HEKF; TONOt'RS AND DRIED
HKRP, CATSUP AND PRESERVES
THAT AIB LIKE HOME MADE.
(Mi
PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
34-Years' Experiencc-34
MILTON HARDING
CONTRACTOR AND BlIIl.DHK.
Promntnn KUHranteed. office No. 3, ice
i.nd floor. Ilcmlrv hloek, dirertly over pout
office. Residence No 03 flailc.v street.
J P RAMSAY. D. D.8.
Dental
Office 1
Over the Nntlonal Bnnk of Anhevillc, liar
n.irit BuildinR. Resilience, 611 Charlotte st.
iil'.'firtlT
FI HE!
INSl'RK WITH
Lawrence Pfilliam.
Office in Nntionnl llnnk of Ashcvillc 6ld-
est, StronKMt nnd Beit Conipnniea. Losses
j promptly met.
'J A. TBNNBNT,
Architect and Contractor.
flans, sprrincntlons and estimates fnr
iinhcd. All work in my line contracted for,
ii'irl no chnrKcs for (trawini:ii ou contracts
i ' nrdeii me.
Kefrrcnces when desired.
Office: No. 12 Hendry Block, North Court
'..inaiT, Anhevllle, N. C feli19dly
K. H. RKICVUS, D. I). S.
WjfUTAI. ifck OFFICK
Connnlly nminiiiK, over Redwood's Store,
I'ntton Avenue.
Henidencc, 35 Spruce street.
4-
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY WITH
i 1 ASTON,
General: liitttirance i Agent.
Rinr No. 'JO South Main street.
i: .Inhlislud lHli.l. Anhevillc. N. C.
uufi dl v
DR. J. H. WIIXIARIN,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, S3 HAYWOOD ST.
S oc,:"""'"" -
A. II. CUIJI5,
S TK N OG R A PI I E R.
McAfee lluitiliiiK. I'attfin Avenue,
i ncTdi'iu
J4IKh FRANK,
:H'-Ai.KK IN
FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
8cnt ft.r Neem. Creek Woolen Mill.
irth Mnin
.:n. M
A.neirille. N. t
"
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Wll,l, nii A I'l.ACR HI' ATTKACTltlN.
COMMRNCINO Md.NIlAV Nlt'.IIT.
DR, HENRY, OF CINCINNATI,
Will leclute ainl ntvc cpi'iimciHK m
liic exoerimenl wHI In- n-dcrful ni'd i.
lucrative of the powi r of mind ov r mind
SIHIKCTS TA K ItN 1-UnM TIIK A I 1 I -liNCH
AND C (iNTKOl.I.lili.
j Tht will lie nn rxhiltition hnth ninrrellnun
, a ml nnmsitiK. Let all ntteml who love fun.
STATION INN,
BILTMORE.
RESTAURANT A LA CARTE,
j ELEGANT APARTMENTS.
-SINGLE OR EN SUITE.
Viiitora anil Keaidentt will find thia a moat
M KNACK ANIl CI ISINI! K(.t'AI. TO TIIK
BKST.
E. H. NIES,
l-ATIC WITH nKi.moNico.
ileclldtX
kJf-00
IUdifs
I.7S
tot" -
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE
and oiffrr Hpectnl
tlpn for (iantlemf n,
f jiilleiL tc. nre war.
W.L.DOIiGLAriVBrecklaD,ina4. Sold by
WEAVER Sk MYERS.
rJTHE BEST KNOWN REMEDY.
,H.(.t;.M Cun-H isonurliti'n aii(;
liilmtln ltoSDnja, wlllmnt Tain.
GH
Ii-ri:vnuM Birirtiire. ijontiiliiD m:
nrrlrt or polsonoim nubitniu'es. anil
in Knarnnteoil nhanliitnly liiirmlis.
alfn-N.-r1iH.11 i,y puysieianp. iv.ni
rhutefree with eiu-h Imttln. I'rlee t
Sold by dniKKlsts. ll.wnre of Sub.
iJJIljjAwiejniienii
FOR 8ALB BY
RAYSOR t SMITH. ASHEVILLE. N. C,
(Custom-Made)
from Mnniif'nr' Rnmnnnta.
Batlifru-tloa (nnu-anteod or ,
money raruaaM.
SEND YOUR ADDRESS FOR .SAMPLES
Anf lailruglloni for S.lf-Mfuuramtat.
PIEDMONT PANTS COMPANY
WINSTON, N.C.
feblldeodSOd
o?iy:i HOT SPRINGS
HIWMIUrMIt
USERS B I Ar4 Chirgt m Fet
For My eM w. f .11 to enr ol what la ooamoa
1 oallMl th. "OPIUM MARIT. whlcb In
oladM the h.bltn.1 tx of Opium, Morphia.,
Ooealn., an4oth.rklnilrt4B.rootlea. Aidraa.
mrnwaoB latmjTi. iot mnH, aa.
aibwoatkwlimj
AVE CAM. SI'WIAL ATTKN
TION TO OI'II CUSTOM AN'I) KE
l'AIIt DKI'AKTM KNT, WHICH IH
VSWAl TIIK SUI'KKVISION OK
M. W. A. TOWNSKNO, LATK OK
THE KlltM OK TOWNS KM) &
HYNDMAN. KINEWOItlv A SI'KC
IALTV, AND HATISKACTION
(H'AIIANTKEI). KIDIMi HOOTS,
HII)IN(i I.KIKilNfiS. KTC. A
KKATl'HE j
WEAVER & MVEItS, j
THE SHOE STOKE NO ,'5!) I'AT-
TON A VENT E.
35 N. Main Street,
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
COt'RT Syt'ARK, SPAHTANIH1UC. S. C.
five nnd n half year, ago 1 .tnrted In the
inunic Imkiiickh. The people nf Asheville anil
ne.u'rn .orin Carolina have heen kind to
me anil lh to make ri ateful lu know . I
............. i .un icii itv (fiKiiii; nn '
aire . v. I lii.ni... ...r, .,..I..!..H .h... .k. .
: people nre entitled lo licttir instrument, and
fairer trcatnicnt than I would Krt artinu
merely in that wa v. llcucc I started out in -
de)enIent to dive the very lie.t in.ti umcnti
I for the money tliey had paid pn vi"ush lor
tht ir instriiim nt.
few tiny Inter. Mt-nnwtiik- come 11 tut nee my
; stock ml Ket priced, at
'" North Mn in Stivet.
C. FALK.
Important
Tllut you know liiat we have iii.t teceived
auollier lot of 1 iruuimoud'K "Pax I'rohis-
cum" and
World."
"flic GiaU-Mt 1'hiUK in the
We haw lillnl in tmk Uiui WfiHhroken hy
the holiday timlv. ntnl mum we art i. lie ring n
eonipletr iine f
i at very low pricra. Call on (ua for the new
i
Souvenir of Aaheville, at -J.", cents.
J. N. Morgan & Co.,
Poiikdt llcru, Stationers, I-to.. Cash Store.
Down to a fine point
that's where the making of
corsets has been brought to.
KaUO lor the "bones it
can't break or kink.
Loops of corset late in-
stead of metal eyelets they
can't rust or cut the laces.
The Ball Corset for ease
and comfort; the Kabo Cor-
set for unyielding strength.
Each is the best of it's kind
If you don't think so, after
wearing for two or three
weeks, return it to us and get
your money back,
P. P. Mlmnaiigh.
Chicago & Alton R.R
FASTBST ROUTb TC
KANSAS CITY AND THE WEST
Anhevllle to Kanna. City In ST honra.
A.tieville to Denver in M hour..
Aflheville to San Francisco, California, and
Portland, Oregon, la 6 davi,
Solid Ve.tibuled Train at. Loul. to kan?
Has City. RoclininR chair car free.
For lull Information call on or write ta
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No. 10 Patton Ave., Aihcville, N.C.
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GLEN ROCK HOTEL.
In 100 Feet of Central Passenger Depot.
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
i.-ii.r!''i''rn.fl.r"t c'""" hotel. Hot and cold water andl lmths and toilctn on i verv lloo.
Meclric l.ell in every room. Open fire in office and Krate. in bed mora. W ,1 In
ri7.,i'!SC5,Vn.t.V,r',,,! .5'WI! "ta,", ttnd l",r'"'d 1'iniard mora on"i J or l" ,"f
!l mim.t for 'meal? ' 2" m'nnU- Kkl"""" "-"vllle railroad ' a.i house ,
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A. G. HALLYBURTON, Prop.
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Battery Park Bank.
SAFE DEPOSIT.
Rents Boxes In Um fire Proof Vaults at Reasonable Rat n.
Solicit, nccouul. ol individuuk, hank., Iwnker.. Iirn. and corporation!..
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WOODBURY'S LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES.
College Street, Rear of Court Houe. Telephone No. i.
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Tup I'li.Tton, VilliiKt Cnrt, Park Wnxon, Park Wugonetle. Partv Wni;oni,
Four rnnieiiKer Buekbonnl.
Saddle HordCH a Specialty. Driver in Full Livery.
BRICK.
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-FOR SAUK BY-
BUNCOMBE BRICK
Asheville, N. C.
Aaiicvllle, N. C.
P. A. DEMENS WOOD WORKING CO,,
Manufaetuiera and Healer, in all kind, of Prriaad
LUMBER,
Door, Sah, niindH, Moulding", Stairworb, MautclN, Rank
" ,,nr Fixtures, and all
1 7frd Wood Lumber
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Chase & Sanborn's Fine Coflees.
Anhevillc, N. C, January 21, 1HII1.
This is to eerlilv (lint Mr. S. K. Kepler, of Anhevillc, N. C, has the ca
elusive nxeueT lor thesnlr of Chuse fi rianhorn'a Coffees nnd Te .
CH ASH K SAXHORN.
Per J. II. Randolph, Salesman
I'mler the nliove eontnu-t I nm now oflerlnR Chase A: Snnli rn's
lli'iinl .Iuvii iiikI vlax lin In 't. 'I'in.
Old (overnairnl .lavii In Hulk.
Iu r Java in bulk.
Fancy Kio In bulk,
('lirdatii or Hetlciin In hulk,
A ru Muu .11 or lui in bulk.
Messrs. Cha.c ft Sanborn, of rXMtoi,, Mam., referhns to ihe atiov
shipnient, any:
"We believe we nre importinK and paekiiiR the flnest Teas anil Codecs on
the market .-d lending dealers throughout the I'nitcd Stiles are lair enough
to admit that the superior quality of our aoods has lately increased their
trade. What we have done for them we can do for you."
These itoods cost eiioiih to be first quality In ev.rv particular, lfthcv
are not of superior esccllcnce they win not suit my trade, nor will I want to
sell or continue to nff. r them. My customers und the people of Ashcvillc arc
asked to Kfve them a trial. Rcapcctlully,
S. R. KHP1.RR,
No. ":i South Main Street.
TRY THE
MODEL
LAUNDRY
17 Patton Avenue.
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P. O. Box 426.
Near PaNieiit(er Depot,
klndH of Building Material.
Work a Specialty.
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BSTAB1.ISIIBI) 1HRS.
II. II. COSRY,
(Successor to C. Cowan. I
JEWELER
a7 PATTON AVKNUK,
NBXT DOOR TO GRAND CENTRAL HO."
TBL. A8HEVIL1.B. N. C,
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