ASHEVILLK DAILY CITIZEN: SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 18,1891.
OTHER RAILROAD LINES.
THEY ARB NOW NKEDED BV
THIS CITY.
AROUND TOWN.
I'nrrcnil till 8 a. m. Bandai
HhowvrH.clrarlnit IohIkIiIi mihIIou-
ary ivmperiiiitrei winui Dcmuiiin
aouthwealcrly.
An Appeal t tna Bmlmu Men
r Asheville tT Col. J. D. Cam
eronA True aumuilnic tip of the
Whole Matter.
To the town and Real Estate Men of
Asheville.
Perhaps it in because absence for suite
time from Asheville has intermitted
m intermit in the welfare of the
eitv: nertaiius because observation
of other communtics and the ajjen
cies brought to lienr Uon their
progress and prosperity has quickened
my desire that the same lie applied to
Asheville, will plead my justification in
thusaddressing the most potent influences
of the eitv. and contributing, as it has
not been before in my (lower to do.
to the creat work now prKressing to
action. This is the last opportunity for
makine such appeal; for the popular
suffrage on Monday will definitely decide
the nuestion, favorably or otherwise
On that day the votirs ol the city and
of some of the townships ot Huncombe
county are to decide whether or not tliev
will cnlarce their railroad facilities, and
in .. rinitli'. tirotit t) tile lllt)llr I f
other towns mill cities ill the state. None
of them have made themselves, us Ashe
ville up the present time has done. Ral
eiiih is traversed by two leading lines.
their arms stretching out to the four
points of tin compass. The young city
of Durham, built up nloiij; one of the old
est and most important Hues in the state,
felt the inadequacy ol one line alone, and
has added three others to enable her to
choose her own market, and to enlarge
her sources of business, Greensboro has
tw.uiir n tvnical railroad centre, with
lines radiutint! in everv direction. Win
ton. the creation ot one road, liecamc
impatient of dependence upon that alone.
The walermelonehoiev days have
come.
At (.rant's pharmacy today at 2 p. m.
the thermometer registered VJ".
Marriage license has tieen granted to
Henry llowlin and Kehecca aekson,
white, of lluncombv'.
den. K. M. I'nike and daughter, of
Centerville. Iowa, are stopping at Bat
terv I'ark for the summer.
Rev. Dr. T. I. Bell, of Richmond, Va.,
will iirench at the French Broad Baptist
church, Sunday morning at 11 o clock.
All persons should avail themselves ol
the oiniortuiiityol he.innc Mrs. i.nuinii
a the Claud opera house on Monday
night. Admission free.
The regular monthly meeting ol the
Free Kindergarten association will lu
lu-Id in the lecture hall ol the Y. M. C. A
Monday, July 20, at 5 p. m.
' A bold confession" is the subject for
the boys' meeting at the Y. M. C. A.
rooms tomorrow altcrnoon at o'clock.
All boys are invited to attend.
Snllic Ilriulsli.-iw, the colored woman
whose throat was cut liv ohn Boston
ii Thursday night, is able to lake nour
ishment today and is slightly lietter than
on yesterday.
Col. las. (5. Martin has sold "Antler
Hall," situated on the French Broad
river, rive miles from Asheville, to a I'hil
itdclphtn gentleman lor $;(),000. There
Hrc about 300 acres in the tract.
HOW WOL'LD IT DO:
WITHDRAWN
REASONS EXTRAORDINARY.
The wonderful success we have lmj in the private sale of
To kind o' have the watsrmelon rinds
under the trees just east of the govern
ment building cleared up, and the place I FPU
Kepi Clean nercmecr i i
For the authorities to decide soon who
they will give the paving contract to?
To nut the street railway track in the
center of College street, where it runs
into North Main ?
To make Central avenue ( ne- B i ', el
street) one hundred feet wide, mid pave
it with asphalt ?
To have just one or two more poles
put up on court place, for the acvonimo-h0 gince making OUr last announcement, has induced UK
riation of the loafers? I . . ........ ......
Reynolds that it is to withdraw the public sale neretoioiv mi venison, a inrge
number of lots intended to be Hold at that time have al
have only to say that Ashe-
Tbe Formal Tranalei' ol All the
Vaudvrhlll l.anclN.
The largest deed ever tiled inthecounty
if Hiineonilie was placed in Register
Mackcy's office yesterday afternoon
Ii is the deed conveying from Charles
MiNanice and wife, Mrs. Julia L. McNa-
nice to (.enrce w. vain crin it all me
property at ami near itiitmoie, which country to this rapidly growing and plucky town
ii-oi hM'ii nnr.otoaii nv r rvii'minirr an
Mr. Yan.ierhiifs agent. vear aero the Asheville. Loan, Const ruction and Improve-
...1 n.,J Ih K a ' -
consideration named is $1 000. Some rripnt Pnninnnv With the foil' iWIIliT Officers: (iW). S
time nuo. howcvir. Tiik Citizkn went 1
through the renter's books aim puo- poWKLL. President nniHien. Manager, w . W. ItAKJNAl.lJ.
hshed a statement showing lliattheacre- "
"kv ,J7rI-?!S: ,S5:,e l"e n,,,ou,,t Treasurer, Richmond Pearson, J. E. Rankin, T. H.Cobb. J.
To remind ShuilV
watermelon season?
A I.AKUK DKHI,
and has added, and is still adding to, the
client of her husines lacdities. The re
sult is growth, increase of wealth, i
uiiiiilution. of conseuuenee to them nil.
Aahrville. develoned. almost created
tjy one road, and by one great railroad
corporation, now feels the imperative
necessity of lather railroad facilities, the
result, riot of oppression, which it would
lie ungenerous anil iingrateliil to suggest,
hut from those exigences arising out ot
increased business and laudable aspira
lion for new and ditlerent connections.
The very growth ol the city, the expim
sionolits interests, the wide publicity
given to its favorable situation, have
created tliese exigences. It is not possi
ble lor an ambitious, aspiring, energetic
people to he content wit n me restricted
conveniences oi any one i-orpuiuiiuii
however liberal and considerate it may
be, when, by the simple stretch of tlieT
arm. they may grasp new territory, nt
tract nev business, invite new enterprises
and make themselves complete in ail the
essentials of greatness and prosperity
Suggestions will torce themselves upon
the scrutiny of sagacious minds, im
pressed with the necessity of speedy ac
lion, as to the direction in which new
enterprises most conveniently and ceo
nomicallv tend.
Without iniestion, the measure under
consideration, is that which commends
itself to favor ns thesuhject of immediate
action. The great prohlcmlortlic norm
west to solve is the const ruction of the
shortest line to the Atlantic coast to the
southern ports, thus securing most de
sirable areas lor increasing business, and
an inlet and outlet lor the enormously
nrohtable trade with the West Indies ami
South America. That shortest line.drawn
on the map, is almost a straight one
from Chicago via. Cincinnati and Bris
tol to Asheville, thence by way of Spar
tanbure. to Charleston. Practically
provision is made for the whole of this
important chain. The missing link
is between Bristol and A .--he
ville. a space so iiisigmhcunt
in relation to the whole, that argument
seems scarcely netded to enforce its mi
mediate completion. Asheville and
Riineonihe county should not wait for
ninieal to their interests. The limited
railroad facilities already enjoyed have
advanced their prosperity many a huu
ilreil fold. The addition of others assure
illimitable increase. There is no piH lic
question of this; new directions to travel
uiirl traffic are opened, new access or
exit to business given to new territory
new and most important posmhle con
nections established, a choice ol routes
offered with all the benefits of antagoniz
ing monopoly, new stimulus oflered to
domestic enterprises, new markets open
ed for products now locked up in helpless
idleness.
All this is offered is the measure now
approaching decisive action. Asheville
and Biincomt are not only impelled to
act from motives of interest; they nre
urged and invited to do so by the inter
ests of others. Bristol isso earnest in its
purpose, that it has not waited for our
action. It has given the most eloquent
testimony to her tnith by undertaking
the work, and bringing utmost to com
pletion that portion ol it for which it is
responsible. There only remains to lie
done that short link from the Tennessee
line te Asheville. It is a great work done
almost to our hands, without cost and
without liability. Never bus such an un
dertaking, with such momentous results
been so presented, almost ns a free gilt,
to any community or people; and that
community and that people deriving the
largest share of the benefits of its com
pletion. How shall Asheville, how shall
the people ol Buncombe, hesitate for a
moment to take their part in what they
are asked to do ?
T show how little risk is run on our
part, at what little cost and linbility so
vast an amount of good is secured for us
by the connection proposed to lie made
with Bristol. 1 append the following
brief outline of the security assured :
A first mortgage lein on Road to secure
principal and interest.
The orivate stockholders give a bond
of $100,000 to secure the townships
against all interest on Hosils.
No Bonds to be delivered to the com-
Mni till the iron n laid ana ready l r
rart.
Townships have twice the amount of
Stock that private siocunoiacri nave.
The assurance of connection with an
iadependent line at Bristol, to wit. Nor
tiik and Western.
Let the Business Men and Real Estate
Mea of Asheville put forth their best ef
forts to see that the measure goes thrugh
triumphantly nt the ballot box. No such
golden prise was ever offered at so little
risk and so trivial u cost.
. D. Cameron.
Ashill. July 18th. 1891.
BIB rvjr ia All Might.
The rsilroad meeting on Big Ivy yes
seeds was attended by aver 600 people,
and there was gwt enthusiasm. Ring-
in speeches wert made ot Col. T. B.
LoWJo"" M. Campbell, ohn W.
StMnesT E. Weaver, r-enator Ball. N.
T Chambers aad others. Everybody
was Impressed by the arguments and
there is ao donbt shout the position of
Big ivy when the vote is counted.
readv been sold, and we
ville marching at the head of the procession to
the tune of 500,000 just appropriated for street
paving, and f 100,000 for extending her sewenge system,
has attracted the attention of capitalist all over the
One
eville, Loan, Construction and Impr
ment Company
SauVH. I.E ADVKKTISEMBNTS.
ICE I ICE I ICE I
Drivers are InNtructcd to Give Full Weight.
C O A L.:
Celebrated Jellico and
IICHt
Anthracite Coal.
WHOLKKAU: AND UBTAIL
COKE IN CAR LOAD LOTS.
MANUFACTURERS ANI)DEALERSjlN ICE.
Asheville Ice & Coal Company.
Telephone No. 36 and 40. No. 30 ration Aventie
N. It. West 11 II, who lives out on llenvrr-
lam, today brought to Tub Citizkn of
fice n lot of line plumsol the" wild iioosc"
vani ty. Mr. Westall says his iruit crop
this year, is all that could lie wished.
Mrs. John Mcliwcn, ol Italtimore, a
former resident of Ashcille, alter an ab
sence ol six years, is visiting her latlnr
Col. W. l. Justice. Mrs Kmma Moore,
also ol Baltimore, accompanied Mrs.
Mclvwen.
On Tuesday morning will lie given l In-
first of a series ol talks 011 "Kindergar
ten" at the school ol methods for those
who ure in any way interested 111 kinder
garten worn. 1 ne nours mr tne siiosc-
iicnt talks will lie announced 111 the ia-
KTS.
Miss Fannie Wrav, of Knosville, Tenn.,
who has liecn visiting Miss ICinnia Rol
lins on Chestnut strt'ctauil Miss l-'loreiin-
lioggetl on Woodliu st reel, left yesterday.
Miss Way has been in Asheville several
weeks and made many Irienils while here
who regret to see her leave.
All men are cordiallv invited to the
goSK-l meeting ai tne lining asen s
Christian Association to-morrow niter
noon at o'clock. Mr. Andersen, the
general secretary, has just returned Iron
his summer vacation and will aililrtss
the meeting. The orchestra will lead the
song service.
A St. Paul dispatch says: "On the
question ol the next place ol meeting the
editorial convention was invited to Aslfe-
villc, N. C, Roanoke, Va., and San I'lego,
Cal., hut the confusion was so great that
adjournment was taken without decis
ion. An excursion to Lake Minncloiika
s the order this afternoon, and it will lie
leaded there."
Yi'Sterdav afternoon was the time for
the regular weekly meeting ol the board
of aldermen. It was not held, however,
19 A Merman I'.udgi r, Stai nes and lire-
var I and Mayor lllanton were not in the
citv. Aldciinen Mi 1'owell, Leonard and
Reynolds showed up lor a meeting, but
Iter counting themselves, concliuU-d that
the licst thing to do was to go home,
which they did.
Anson Nelson, estp, of Nashville, Tenn
and his wile, arrived in this city yester
day, and will remain several weeks.
They are making a visit to Mr. Nelson's
:wo brothers, Kev. Ir. W. A. Nelson,
nastor of the First Itantist church, and
Re. I. II. Nelson, pallor of the It.iiitist
church al Kilt more. Mr. ami Mrs. Nil
son also have a mindicr ol warm per
sonal friends in the city w ho are pleased
to see them.
o,Kr8V: . I'owell, Directors, foresaw what wnseom-
.tail nnii i'on niiiK .idoui 1 .....
Ti,:..i,i ..1 the inir and went, to work deve oimur their six liuiiclred acres.
p.iges of parchment, and contains
llMMHi wonts. 1 lie cnirogru niv
iiistriiuirnl is licaulilul. in lact almost
absolutely perlect. It was done bv Mr.
MeNiiniee s slenogrnt her. a Mirinern
gentleman.
THK TKAl'HKM' INttTITl TK.
-THE
CAROLINA SALOON
TO THE FHONT.
While others are putting a bug in your ear, listen to me!
I ni now lietter prriHim) than ever to furnish von with inMkln. nm.llv kt ! a.at
cl.m Mlonn. I have the l.rrat and beat stock In Western North Carolina. If not I. th
l"roraniof Monday's) tvxcrclacs
at the Court Moune.
The good citizens of Asheville nre earn
cstlv invited to turn out in lorce Monday
inoriiiiiK. and give the teachers and ill
slruciors n rousing welcome.
Set them to work with a consciousness
that the eyes of the people arc upon
them, and the sympathy and support ol
allgood cilizcnsare with them. They need on this pi'OJMM'ty lire
the moral and social recognition and en
eoin agenient of our liest ieople, as well
as a scant pay in money lor their hard
labor. Whin thev are convinced that
thev have these, the people will have
lime more to advance and elevate the
teachers' profession than all the normal
schools have ever done. This institute
ilfotds a good opportunity for giving the
teacheran lesson herein. I o not neglect it
The opening exercises Monday m
ing at 1 1 o clock, will Ik- as lollows:
Sacred music.
Script u.e lesson aad pr.iver bv Rev. C.
W. Ityrd.
Music.
Address ol welcome bv Robert M. Fur-
man, ol the !cmciut
ResMnse, bv I'rol. C. I. Mclver.
Music. 'The Old North State."
Makinir mi roll, uelliui! ready for work.
All the exercises will lie held in the
court room
Po not loriret the "I'eople's day" Fri
day, the '.'illi. I'rol. C. P. Mclver and
Congrissmaii V. T. Crawlord will make
addresses on that da v.
the city. This property is now hud out with broad uve
nues, pavtnl fitters a nil slwide tree's on each side.
sewer and electric street railway running through the prop
erty.
tances through the projMTty and a complete water and
sewer plan has leen atloptnl so as to give the very best
sanitarv results. Some of the views to be had from points
I it i. l.:i i:,. .,,,,1 .ni.i.(,.n4ni.iwi. uitou ii n" " eoBM.t. ol me nne.t nritnil. ol Wnl.kir.. Wine, and Br.n.ltr. know. In the
1 1 1 L 1 1 II 1 I ! I K till" llllt'nt i inning uiiii inn ilium itiiiup, i.nn worm. o.r- i niK.-nnr inin mnjr, ntywra a noniit im smt in the world,
I and via will be eoi.vinecd thai I am a.1verti.in. nothing hnt r
Whilein Knropc, rinrinc the .niumer of I MHO, I made rr.a(tnient. for the above Whhv
key, Suani.h Sherry and Port Wines, the canal never broneht to A.hrtlllr Inrwinul i l.r
et, Pnntet Canet. Marftntix. Chatran Belmont verv fine. In Ptvnrh Rran.lUa f h. larM.
Wlltpr "tock, inclndina John Hennrwv C" V Three Rt.r and othr atandard hr.nda: Una A
" " 11 ' t-'o -a Pale Ale, and li.lnneaa' Bxtra Pnrei(n Stout, .n lact, my atock of Imported liaaorfl
and wines are ton numrrona to mention.
My atock of Rye whi.kii-a mtiraeea wimp of the flneat and oldeat hranda known.
Beer, the Itneat on ihe market for family ue. The tieat brand. afCIOAMa and TOR AC'
lrl. Whm von .iv In n ffil nt an r Ihinu In m 1 In. Ivfnn unln. .IuuIum j
I'ai'k aild lake Sites have been left at Convenient dlS- "a'0"'11"J. My whl.kics are recommended by aomc of the moat eminent men of the
aa fMI Jw.-.ai. mnpiMIHUJ f
Try it
FRANK O'DONNELL, PROPRIETOR.
THE CAROLINA SALOON. 19 NORTH MAIN STREET. ASHEVILLE, N. C.
ASHEVILLE SODA WATER FACTORY,
ai7 Haywood Street.
Unsurpassed in Western North Carolina,
ami that almost means inc worm.
I he demand for this property has been unprecedented ml
the history of Asheville real estate, nod its sii'cess as the ' f ho tutu re us in the pnst, every attention will be giren
... , e . i i , ii i TO prtmuee ttw nnesi fgrtiue ot f niitonntHt lievemgrn under
K)pniar resi.iem pan oi iuecn ii-in iiinnu.v mi-n iwunn, the fl'XlSUSAL supervision ot the nnmrietor. The eon
there now beimr over fl'i.OOO worth of buildinus com-ntunthr wereiusingflemuml tort luvewwls from this far
pleted
next.
and under contract to be ft ni shed by
For further information address
Geo. S. Powell, Pres.,
ahhkyiixk. n. c.
DO NOT FAIL TO 8KK THOHK
Torv is conclusive unmt mat :
1 st October t,v'an intvllim'nt onhlic.
'
flue art kk is Appreciated
Vichy and Seltzer Water in Siphons.
Slierilf Reynolds has adoiti-d a verv
clTeetive way ol looking after H-ople w ho
are liatile to lieeome eonnty hnrjtes. Ves
terday he sent a hall-willed colored wo
man named Mary Creasinan, to Flat
Rock, in Henderson county, her home
She hud lieen here for .vine time, and
was likely to become a county iensioner
so the sheritT thought the lust plan
would lie to send her to her own county,
and she was accordingly taken there.
C. K. Koss, who for several months
past has held the position ol siiierinteiid
ent nt the plant of the I'eople's Liht,
heal and power company, in Asheville.
left this afternoon on the S o'clock train,
UoinK to Lincoln, Neb. Mr. Koss noes to
that city to take the superinteiidencv of
the Lincoln das and electric liKht com
pany. PuriiiR Mr. Ross' stay here he has
shown himself a careful and thoroughly
comietent electrician and made many
triends who reuret to see him leave.
THK RAILROAD CANVAMSI.
All tnir $L'l, $ Ji' :0 nml f.'.'.Otl men's
suits, smk or cm aw .n mm- . '
$lf !0. You can't lat the iricc. Seel
ifwecin iir.-iM' von oi kct wise. E If
lUirnmn A- ( '., ,S' t'ourf siii.ire.
Htstotlicc.
Take the AoiKon avenue cars at
court Miiare and a k t c comluctot
let roil oil at the I ark. I hi Ink- :s miiv
hnlsha ami the I'onntain iim ni,'.
The Ihimini line to HtiiiM-l
Park nw ruiiM moriiliiun n wi ll
ns miUthimmih. wan h tor nait on
lamp ration carat ulillcHquare,
Hix-cial KuU'M nnct tschrcluU-H.
Sri- w. M. I'l.irUe. Mrniner nii r-
cmi Ticket llrki-r AM.oi-iiiiiiin-l
Chihlrcii s Suit All our fti.'tO. fT.t.
fT.oil ami $ "" "iis now f.l txi
I:. II. Ilarnnm A- C o.
Aaticvtlle Mont Keep up Her Rep
utation.
MoKi-.AN Hill. N. C.July l(i. Kihtor
Tiik Citizkn: The canvass in regard to
the proposition to accept the lilK-ral offer
made in the bill to build a railroad
through this part of our county has been
up to this dav. I think, a success. In
company witti mv trienus onn w.
Starnes anil b. n. Weaver we have
filled several appointments to the satis-
taclion, I think, ot the people. Ihe vo
ters demand railroad transportation
and respccttullv ask that Asheville town-
up da her duty on Monday next.
1 know that the proud, progressive,
plucky citv ol Asheville will not tarnish
her fair name by refusing to give her aid
in this (ta them I important matter. All
Draise is due Caul. Weaver and I'rol.
lohn W, Stnrnes for the noble work thev
are doing, now let Asnevtiie townsnip
come, as 1 know she will, grandly to the
rescue and victorv will perch under our
banner, and on Monday night next she
will prondlv exhibit to the world that
she has lost none of the progress and
pluck she in gallantlv displayed on the
4th day of May last. Help these ople.
Yours trulv,
7 B. JU'ing.
They Favor It.
At the railroad meeting at Morgan
Hill the following Tsolutioii was unani
mously adopted :
"Resolved, That this meeting is hearti
ly in favor of the proposition to aid in
the building of our railroad, and we will
do all we can, in a fair way, to bring suc
cess to the measure at the polls next
Monday."
For horse-colic Simmons Liver Regula
tor in known to be the best remedy.
"Star" ikirt waists, all sitti ami pat-
term. H. Hat num CVvSiwcoiAtrra
and furnishers, near postothee.
Mr-Masrnlflcent views, aataral
parkas wild Baiwera and cool freak
lr. Take Use daaaatr lla.
SOLID OAK BED ROOM SUITES.
Which we are selling so low.
W. 1$. WILLIAMSON & CO.,
Ki'iixrrruK. cautkth, htt ,
No. 16 Pat'on Avenue. Aalicvlllc, N. .'.
SIDEWALKS.
We liave sccurwl the rijrht to use one of the most valunhle
patents in the 1 in ted States for concrete and Mock side-
walks and driveways,! which is a ureat improvement over
ordinary" concrete work. We will le ready to commence
ods and iow prices at 0crnting under the same in a few days. In the meantime
those interested are asked to call and examine testimoni
als, etc., or enquire of C. E. Moody, 30 Patton avenue, or
V. T. Uelote, Flint street.
I have on hand n full stock of i resh Lime, Tluster, . ( e-
inent, i harcoal and wood.
BISINKNS NOTICES.
Fruit Jra Old Price.
One-half gallon Mason's jars at $1
as usual. New u
l.nw's on South Main street.
All our $t:i..-(i. $14, SHSti, $1.- anil
$lti.ot men's entnw.iy or sack miiI.i n w
$lth!0. See them. I:. II. Harnum Co.,
Hue clothiers ami furnishers, S court
square.
Are ron sick? tin out on the Montfonl
avenue line to the nirk, and drink of the
life Hiring n aft-rs awl breeze there to lie
found.
Index to New AdvertlaetnentM.
Waktki- Cothlnt
Lost Hill .S: nanka.
I'os NlOiT-Wni J Cocke.
Boilkhh Clset ft Hc1bt
HoA.n Mm. K V Rtil In.on
TllKKVutMKTRlia Ci H Mavrr.
Rkih-ctions II Redwood ft Co.
Hon SAi.mia Rkt U S Wataoa.
HrxcoMHK S.asAPAHll.l.A J. S. Grant.
C. E. MOODY,
Yard and narchouie Near thcDcpot, Telephone No. 73.
POR RUNT.
Two aplrnilid rooms on nalilie aquarc, for
oBtcea n Iwil rnma Apply to
WM J. I'dCKS.
juiiH.iat
Two he ait of cattle on the Heaamont range
Reward for their return to
It It. I. SHANKS
TyANTRn
A nrat
laaa rli.thlna aalcman. A1lrea
ll.flTHlNO.
Cltiarn Olnrr.
inll.dat
JJfiARPINC.
11 y Mra K. V. Rol.inaon. at No 3 Bav
wnor) atrctt Larar. airr r-ioma and well
aharlert s-rnunda. Hot and cold water, and
rtKht on Monford Park car line. 1N-Iw
POR 8AI.R OR RKNT.
Pot .ale or rent, the rretti-.t eottajre in
Aahevilte, toirei her wlh about two acn a of
land. Terms r aaonahtc Applj to
jiillHiltra 11. . WATSON, Airrnt,
BOILERS! BOILERS! BOILERS!
Seventeen Meond-hand holler, and engine
aa s-ood aa new Aio ns new boiler, and
engines, all aitea, at hnver'a pnc. a.
CASKYAi Htit'UBS BUtl.KR MP'OCO
juliaeodlm Vhattaaooira. Tenn.
Children's Suits-All our $6.00, $5.50,
$5.00 suits now $3 75.
B. B. Uaraum & Co. '
Htvwoon
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WATNESVILLE. N t
UNDER ENTIRE NEW MANAGEMENT.
H M BRIC.HT, Prop.
The Maaoa -f 1891 at hla ponalar mort
i. now luiiv openetl ana aaner lae aew man-
avrauat the place I. wcoad to none ia the
Sooth. Aa rleaant baad la io km sitina
phatv ofdaacinafor tho . who enjoy that
naatime. Tin laic ia all that coal-l be deal
and the Dlar- ni better adapted to ai.h
meat. min tkemattvca thaa ever Hafnra
The big hot lad cuttarrea arc SIHog np rap.
Mlv. Fa- 1 ooma, trraaa, .tc, writ, at oacc
come nant aioaa .aa w win acc inai vow
arc com I citable.
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Addreas
H M BRIOHT. Prop.,
WavacsvUle, N. C.
The most com pie stock of Cure nrtij;..
Rare chenikles anil Patent Medicines, at
the very toirest prices at
RAVNOR & SMITH'S
31 Patton aVtc
OurntiK'k of PruKgists' Sundries is the
most varied and complete, of any house
in Asheville.
RAY8OR & SMITH,
31 Patton Ave
Our Hot soda in Winter and our Cold
soda in Summer ia conceded by critics
the best. Nothinn richer thun a glass of
our Ice Cream Soda; w kitesahne nerved.
RAVSOR & SMITH.
31 Patton Ave.
You will never regret becoming a cus
tomer at Ravsor & Smith's Drug Store.
Your trade appreciated, your interest
studied.
Prescriptions filled day or night by
competent apothecaries and delivered
free to any part of the city.
RAVSOR SMITH.
31 Patton Ave.
VEGETABLES!
RECKIVKD
FRESH EVERY DAY
AT
WT-SKK ANALYSIS lH WATER t'SBH. ON FRONT PAC1B.-I
OAKLAND H!1!S:!TS SANATORIUM,
(FORMERLY OAKLAND INN.)
ASHEVILLE, IS. C
Tb Moat Complete Health ReMtt
la the aoatk.
Is now opea and ready for gtirata. This aaa
la the moat deairabic In the Aoatk for per.
aona who nrd reat and medical attention.
No hotel in Asheville has aa well fonuahtd
room, and iu cutaine i. unequalled. Only in
the cast of patirata ia the diet rrjrulaud. The
table is an Important feature of the aaaatu
rlum. The water ia pare aad plentiful, comia(
from a large limpid .pring- nar bj. Te san
itary arranaemrats ar. a. perfect ascare and
oioncy can make them. Prraoaa Vrinjr
with throat and luns trouble, ant greatly
beaentted by a stay at thi. place. The mra
leal management i. nndce the direction of Dr.
P. W. Neetn., recently of the lackaoa Baaa
torinm, at DaaavUle, N. V
The Saaatormm ia thoronsaly equipped
w!ti moo.ni aopliance. foe the aetenttne rr.
lid aud rare of nil nrrvon. anil chronic dla
eaaca. The bath department, are new
throujrhoat and are under the raprrvtmon of
comfictcnt and .killed attendanta. The
methoil a of treatment Include all lorma ol
b.tha, the Medicated Vapor. Turkl.h, Klce-tiii-.
Ruaaian, Roman, Molirre, Thermo-Sice-trie,
Ivlcctro-Chcmieal, Maaaage. Kleetricity
in all Its forn s, also Swedi.h Movement.
Medical attcnuancc and every form of treat
ment iucluded in price of room.
Although the comfort and welfare of tne
.Ick are the Aral coneideration.. every oppor
tunity is alfcn to thoae who dcairc to apend
plraaant and profitable araaon here.
Addrral for further particular.
HIM EmIUe Vaughn.
ABHBV1LLB, N. C.
THE WHITLOCK CLOTHING HOUSE.
48 South Main St., Asheville.
Tho rnont complete men's and boys' outfitting eetabliiih-
II ARE BROTHERS, ment in Wwtwn North Cnrolimi.
17 South Mala Street,
39 South Mala Street.
Our motto is to keep the
very Instf wines and liquors
at the most reasonnhle price
eoinmensurate with the nnnl-
ity. Tarties havinn friends
of intemperate habits will
confer a favor by notifying
us of such, as we do not wimi
to sell them any stimulants.
Very ivspectuilly,
John
juijMtr
LL.
REYNOLDS HOUSt
WEAVERVILLE.N.C.
Bl.ht mllea anrth of A.hevl-le, .lla.ted in
a hrantlfal villa of soo InhabitanU I.O-
eatioa hick nad drv. comm.adlas aplcndid
view, of the moaataiaw. Hotel recently ren
ovated aad rrrarniabed. Tabteanppikd with
tk beat of whohroiae eonntry far Low
ratea. Haet. will mart vWtoe. at Aahcvlll.
Moadaya, Wedneadaya and Fridays. W.trr
from Dnln Bprlaa kent on l"?.1- '1.arT
tnn33dta " Proprietor.
OAKS HOTEL,
AHBVILLU,N C.
lender New Management
Ha. been refitted for the seaaoa, sad no
pains will be spared to make it deHahtfnl
resort. Modern eoavesieaee; dctt.ttf.U7
cool room, and Mperb - km. Kates npon
application.
BSKRIDOB A ROBKItSON,
JnatMlB Asktvin, M. C.
FINE HEADY-MADE CLOTHING
To suit all occasions. Substantial clothing for daily nse.
Our clothing fit better and wear letter
Than Any Other on This Market.
Boys' ami children's clothing in great variety at prices
ranging
LOWER THAN ELSEWHERE.
Dunlap Hate, E. & W. Collars and Cuffs, Manhattan
Dress Shirts, t .
mother's Friend Shirt Waists.
H. Whitlock's perfect fitting custom clothing, equal to
the best in this country. For styhnh and durable wearing
apparel call at . .
THE WHITLOCK CLOTHING HOUSE
HO. 4 SOUTH MAIN STKBBT.