ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN: THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 13, 1891.
NOTHING LIKE ITI
Hood to thicker than mist,
ad muni he kept pure to
knaure good health.
sTWirr's Si-koipic in natures remedf
far this purpose.
It aeve-r to fails ellmnat the Imps
tUs tad build up the general health.
There to only one Swift's Kpecifla,
ad there is nothing llko it
Be lure and ffet the genuine.
Treatise on Mood Mid Skin Dvssatna
awitod free.
lbs Swift Snort fir Co.. Atlanta, Cka
PROFESSIONAL CAM'S.
R. H. REEVES, I. D.
DKNT4I.
OFFICK
ill Cnnnally running, over Redwood'. Store.
Patton Aventir.
Koidrnrr, S5 Spruce street.
W P KAMSAV. tl. I. S.
Dental
onu- i
Over the National llnnk of Asheville. Par
nnrd lluilding. Kclllrncc, ll'.l Charlotte st.
IrhUflillT
I A. TBNNBNT.
9 '
rrhitet't and Contractor.
Plena. specificntif ms and estimates fur
at.hcd. All work ir.i niv line contracted lol,
and no charges for drawings on contiact
awarded me.
Heferencea when desired.
Office: No. 12 H endrv lllock. North Court
Square, Asheville, N. C fchl9dly
f'E. DAVIS,
CONTRACTOf-i AND SUPERINTI NDENT.
In all kinds of wood, brick and t"nc work,
and in agent b .r I tic Nii'ion.-il Slu-etii' d R'.of
"grompanv Keeps n k "I tin shingles
on hunrt. Ai,l work cu.iimilccd Akciii mi
the Pens Piw una' comiwnv Hot "ir. uteiini
r hot wntr- liruiit g. ii.st llo nun "tha
No. 11 Will ,vv street;. 'dice hunts Iroin to in
a m.; fro'., 4 to ' P ni. Residence Ml Seller
street, y.'cls-.honc I1H. tuncl-Ml y
.14-Vears' Exp r 'iivc34
wilLTON HARDING
CONTRACTOR ANI lU'lI.I'KR.
1'romptness giuirnntcctl. i itlice No. .'I, arc
ond floor. Hendry block, directly over pot
office. Residence No 1 7'-' Chestnut street.
E. CO I FIN,
BI1A1. .-STATU ,i:i:NT. I.KAN URi'KI'K
ASH Al l 1 InM'liR
Ten Years'
Experience.
No. 32 l'ntton Avenue. MvAfee
Hlork.
Room 4. Office hours '.) to 1, a tn fl.
Charles M, Stcriman,
ATTORN EY-AT-L AW,
OFFICE OVER THE BATTERY PARK BANK
AHhevlllc. ?. V. '
nugHilUm
K. H. BKITT,
STONE CONTRACTOR & BUI'.DER.
Alio grading of all kinds done. All order
promptly filled and v, ot k mmtnntced. Can
he found at oil tune" nt I'.rnlinm'B l.'ottor
Factory
..ugindt?
H. W. FITCH,
ARCHITECT ANO SUPERINTENDENT.
31 year pructitnl citKriime. '.lire v.r
Battery 1'iitlc Hunk. All ruttmi.tt a Kiiarjin
teed. tHrice hour 1 to S in.
mayl-.d.wim
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY WITH
E. J. ASTON,
Ci'.eiioral i Insurance i Agent.
Rear No. Uo Smith Main street.
Batiihlishcri lKt'.f.. Ashevillr, N. C
au.1 dl v
. h. IIVMK,
CIVIL ENGINKER,
ASHEVILLE, N. C
Room 4, Barnard Building:,
A. II. CQ15H,
STENOGRAPHER.
RtuiM i. jucait:i; m ii.niNf,.
Lethal Work a Specialty.
Walter S. Cushman,
(Formerly of the Mnssnchusctts llnr.l
ATTOHKKV-AT-I.AW,
COHUISSIONRK lP I.KKIIS. ANO NOTARY IM'Kl.U
No So lntton Ave , McAfee block, room I
ASHHVII.l.l-:, N. C.
gPKri.UTIKS: REAL IWKim AD filMEVWIMi.
aprSdtf
Dr. J. W. RolllllK,
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN ANO SURGEON,
ARHKVILLH, N C,
I will keep an infirmary for sick animals.
Parties having sick hursr. will find It much
to their ndvantnitc to have tbem sent in nt
once, where I keep a good supply of medi
eines and proper appliances (or administer
inc it at short notice, office antl innrmnry
78. South Maia Street, Ray building, oppo
sit, Slwannanoa Hotel. mayluutf
DON'T read it.
I IF YOU 1)1).
DON'T BELIEVE IT
Only bring: tout mi ft fit and worn out auit
with it, and h;vc mndr n pood fit of It
Cleaninr. repairirtr, binditiK tn it lv
MYKRS, TH R IIOSTOV TAII.OR,
lender the National Hank of Asheville.
junftdam
Chalvbeate Water,
Brouifht In pl direct from thc Ashevillr
Chalybeate Spring (lonfr known aa Uee'a
Chalybeate aprinK) now on unlc ut booth on
north t.ourt aquare, bv the lana, aer cd cold,
3 centa. three elasaea 5 cents or hr the arul
1oi, half gallon, or any q nan tit
r quantity nraircn at
K.J. ARMSTRONG.
low price.
jul7dtf
TRY THE
MODEL
LAUNDRY
17 Patton Avenue.
JAPANEr
M of whstevu.
Internal, BlLu
in, Beoeit c
boxes, $S.X
ipt 01 prioc
o Pilef
ale and retail
evule,.
TOWN OF WAYNESVILLE.
THK KXTRKMK HF.AUTY OF
ITS MTVAYTION.
Kvervhoely Can io There Hep
trinler , and Buy a Lot and
Have a (iood Time Generally,
The ride to this beautiful town wns
no new experience to me, nor was I
nnfnmiliir with nil the points of branty
there or nloiiK tlie way ; vc. RoinR over
again on Tuesday the grandeur and the
loveliness of the scenery, aad the Attrac
tiveness of the town itself, came upon me
with a vividness and iinpressiveness
that had nil the freshness of a first visit.
There wits a Rlory of color in the
atmosphere, n transparency of the air, a
deepness ol verdure and a variety yet
linrinonv of tints, that combine to give
a constant succession of new pictures
that mijiht realize to the uninitiated all
the anticipations of mountain landscape.
What we liehold from Asheyllie as "lend
inn enchantment to the view," became
close and familnr companions. The
mountains that houn 's the vallcj's
anil girdle the InndscniK? now gather
around us, anil look down upon us
as we tread the winding wav at their
very liases, and through their narrow
recesses the tender blue of distance gives
way to vivid green; and still each step
o progress unfolds some farther distance
and still each mountain range erects it
sell to greater height, until we find our
selves embosomed in the very heart of
llie Balsam mountains with deep valleys
thrown wide oiien to give us welcome
with hcavcn liitcd barriers to keep us
where we are, and hid us seek no larthrr
in search for set sic splendois.
Wavnesville itself iseui bosomed among
the mountains, enclosed, except towards
l lie North by some of the loftiest heights
.itnong the majestic Ralsom mountains.
They open to give a pathway lor the
clear rippling, clblcd-lmttoiiied Rich
land creek, and its valleys wide and ver
dant, dotted with house and farm, and
stretching lar back into those deep
recesses oyer which tower those summits
so high us to have received their arctic
garb of the dark Canadian balsam,
giving prool thai they overtopihe height
six thousand feet.
llctwecn this valley and n narrower
one upon the cast runs out a long prom
ontory with frequent lateral projections;
and upon these are built the town of
Wavnesville, far enough below the moun
tains to lull beneath their shadows; far
enough above the vnllevsiis tn command .
them to their remotest recesses, pictur-
esipie in site and appearance and gaining
added piclures(iieness trom tower nnd
steeple, antl the conspicuously lieautiiul
county court house, overtopping every
oilier human structure and standing out
in bold and lieautiiul relief against its
noble mountain background.
The town, limited in its area, was
hampered in its attempt togrow. There
was room enough around it, but the
most eligible lor extension was owned by
one whom no consideration would in
duce to sell that which invited most to
purchase and improvement. At length
Mr. Walter Hrown, the owner relerred
to, died, ilis son, Mr. Wesley Hrown
succeeded to the title of this property,
and In. m Inui Mr. I. 1,. lloyd and other
gentlemen, constituting the Wavnesville
Land company, bought a hodv of land
lung bet Keen the town and the Hay
wood White Sulphur Springs,
I he work ol development was not de
I.'n etl, and titty acres are already laitl ofl i
in lots ol one hundred Irel Iront. 1 he
most attractive of these lie aloiiK the
crest of a lotm wooded slope from every
point ol which most ci.niiiiaiKliii and
in.inihttiil views are olitained no and
down the valley of Kiehlaud creek; up
lacii. the toweriiiK fronts of the llalsain
iiii.untuins; down, until the view if
closed liv the majestic mass ol the Crab
Ircc l.al. I and its ilankm; conipunioiis in
the persiecive, the distant Sandy Mush
bald, Clumber's mountain, audits oppo
site neighbor, Uathcrwood mountaiu,
with t lie far-extended placid, verdant
valley lietween. Ilelow are seen the clear
vivacious waters of the creek, nnd thus
lhat too olten ahsenl element of the pic
lureisiie, liviiij,' water, is added to the
view.
Streets are laid off through the prop
erty with reference to gentle trades, and
wind through the grounds in graceful
curves; aud by their number and direc
tion give easy access to each lotto be
told. These streets are partly finished,
and all ol them ate Uing energetically
worked upon so as to be finished at a
day near at hand. They are extensions
of the streets of Way ncsrille and have
been directly instrumental in adding
value to the property ol the town. One
of them lorms a new and very eligible a
proach to the White Sulphur Springs,
which lie in on the north side ol the creek
opposite the company's property.
On thc very aiex of the ridge at an ele
vation of nearly two hundred leet above
the valley, is 1'isguli 1'ark, so named be
cause thai famous peak, so prominent in
the landscape, is seen to the east through
a singularly rieepgap in u spur of the
ll.ilsaii' uieniug in that direction. This
park contains live unpd a half acres,
crowned with native forest trresand sur
mounts the scene with commanding iin
pressiveness. The whole proiierty is so near to
Wavnesville as to be a part of it; an ex
tension ol it long desired and uow about
to be consummated.
This will be offered at public sale on
the tirst day of September next, and the
day niter the sale there will lie given on
me grounds one ol those barbecues or
dinners in which old time cordinlity, hos
pitality, simplicity and prolusion find
their amiable and admirable expression.
(Juietly aud unostentatiously Waynes
villc has entered upon that stage of exis
tence so ufieu, and too often, preceded by
a boom. There is no necessity for a boom
here. Wavnesville has only broken the re
striction imposed upon her growth by
exclusion, until tow, from territory es
sential to its expansion. Advantages of
position, of healthfulness, of scenery of
universally recognized, are now to be ap
plied so naturally and so favorably at
simply to appear as the removal of an
obstruction in thc way of progress. It
is this and nothing more. There it noth
ing artificial about it. Speculation
would stand abashed in the pretence of
tnat which claims attention from HI
own solid, intrinsic value.
There are other thiugs in connection
with Wavnesville which have their hao-
pv influence upon itt future. Itt fortune
to long deferred, seems at once to come
in bountiful profusion.
The Woman's Southern Christian tern
pernnce union assembly, after a full antl
discriminating search tor, and investing
tion of, proKY sites for the location of
their Assembly hall anda chool ol meth
ods, decided upon Waynesvtlle. And it
mav esteem ut. I! happy in doing to. The
gift bv thc citizens of the town ol $3,vU0
was a strong and gratifying inducement.
But, hesitation, if any there was, was
subdued at once by the magnificent do
nation! by three turviving daughters of
Mr. James K. Love Mrs. Htlliard, Mrs,
Stringtield and Mrs. H. a .net if five acres
ol land in the town ol Waynesville. It
is tl)e site of the old Love mnnaion and
surroundings, nnd in many respects the
most beautiful in the town. For it is at
the end of the long promontory with an
outlook .hat nothing can obstruct. Pro
jecting tar out into the volley, it domi
nates a scene ot combined beauty, peace
fulness and sublimity, ia admirable har
mony with the benevolent object of the
union, typical of supplications answered
hopes fulfilled and hnpuinett attained.
It is understood that many members
of this assembly contemplate the pur
chase of building sites iu and aenr
Waynesville for the purpose of erecting
cottages for summer residences, wkere
they a 1 spend the summer, fret from the
excessive heat of the south, and In the
close proximity to the central at of the
object ot their oiaauauon; and to suca
the sale of lots by the land company will
afford rare opportunity to secure desira
ble localities.
Another onward, rirm step, if the pur
pose to rrecte on the site of the present
academy, a new and more substantial
:uid elegant hieh school, tocost $10,000.
Of this sum, $7,000 is already secured,
the plans are drawn, and the work will
nt once be undertaken.
Another most important enterprise is
provided for. Mr. Charles Goodyear, of
Uoston, well known throughout tne
world in connection with India rubber
fabrics, is now the owner of a tractin the
very centre of the towa, and one noted
in its history as the site of its first court
house, built soon after the erection of a
part of Buncombe into Hay woodeounty
in 180R, Un this he intends to erect a
hotel, for bath winter and summer use,
to cost not less than $100,000. The sit
uation is a superbly eominasdine one.
and the guests of the hotel will have pre)
sented to their eyes what will nil them
with exhaiistless delight.
Mr. Willis proposes also to build a
hotel on property purchased from the
Improvement company, in a situation
close to the railroad, and not far Iron
Richland creek. The location of the hotel
is interesting from the fact that it will
occupy the exact spot on which the house
of Col. A. T. Davidson once stood, and
in which Attorney-General Davidson was
born.
Among the new and valuable residents
of Wavnesville is Mr. queries Uoodvear,
already spoken of, wh-i became the pur
chaser of the residence of Mr. James
Moody, nnd adjoining property, improv
ing the fame with marked taste and
judgment. Mr. Moody himself has built
one of the most elegant dwellings in the
town.
liX-Governor Chas. Anderton, of Ohio,
is also a resident, having purchased a
beautiful property from Mr. Garland
Ferguson, on which he proposes to build,
He is spoken of by the citizens as a most
intellectual and interesting gentleman, of
charming manners and genial nature,
and apiiears to lie a general favorite.
His public experience has been large, im
portant and honorable. He is a brother
of Major Anderson, of Fort Sampler his
tory. I
wh?M SULPHUR SPRINGS,
business and has contributed J5,000 I
addition ta the capital stock of the ; WAYNESVILLE, N C.
An important improvement isincontrm-, UNDER ENTIRE NEW MANAGEMENT.
plntion, and in fact propositions for its ! u M naia-'ui ,
execution are underconsideration. These! H BHlbHT, Prop,
have been made to the Board of Alder- ' , The season f 1H1M at this popular resort
,,,, ,.. ,., -Urrrirlii-hla both are and now '""' lened and under the new man
men to put in electric itgnts, ootn arc ana wnwnt the place is second to none in the
incadescent, for use ol the streets and South. An eiexant hand is now here itiviiiK
public buildings of Wnvnesvillc, and also plenty of daneina for tho e who enjov thnt
ii'k:,. u..lnl,.. c.r;,,na llr,tl i pastime. The lare is nil that could lie desired
or the White Sulphur Springs Hotel. "nnA thi. llure lwttcr ,,,, , mnk
The power will lie supplied by the waters gueits en.ioy themselves than ever heiore.
of Richland creek. The bin h'otrl a .1 cottars are Sllliii: up rnp-
it M, c:.... llnl Vi-,t,l,i . hllv. Fo rooms, terms, etc., write nt once
Dinner at the Springs Hotel brought . or ;.,,. ril:nt ,,, ,ld wt wil , that vou
my oio inenn nngiu, lormcriy ine sans-
fiu-ior. ln.ll,.r.l at HnUani. to mv re
renewed exiierience. lie was nlwavs
auccesslul in pleasing everybody at his
nnprrtentinut table on the" road fide.
............. t.. I., hr, l ,l,.,,rtl
. ,w r ciu ,lng in. i,trm ,, Hiutut 300 ncrcs upon
hunselt in .deeper water. It isrnough .whlchtheliotciislocutcd.it iieinKii' niack
to suv he seems to be in hit element. His 1 Mountain station on 'he Western North Car-i.nM-.':.
r:.-l o.ll ..ll ..iimC,A f olin:i rnilroail, about aixteen miles from the
home is fairly lull of well ntitfied guests. lilY ,)f A..vii;,, i ,he vnii.yof the Swan
Mast ol them are from the outh, and nanon whereas, J M. stepp and N. K.
many from Georgia who always win Stepp. his wife, of lilack Mountain, in the
m. lu-nr) hfrsaw the. are ao much like county of llunivmbe. and tutc I NorthCiir.
my heart, neiause tney are fo rauin uxe , oltna on thc 2M dny of Jime x 1()Mn
our plain, honest-hearted North Lnro- made and e. ecu ud a murtuniR to Chas. s
lillians. J. D. C.
THK HOTKI. RKOHTKR.
Samoa of Visitors la Ine fltv. and
Wh u.ll Sfri...
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, I. w A tl I ll,l.
sonville; F. M. Carrington, R. F. Rymer,
W.J. Morgan, R. Uingham and wife, N.
p. i W (liuirlell Ala F A Shomaker
II. K. t.OOtlCll, Ala., f. A. MlOl nauer,
Huff.ilo, N. Y.: R. B. Branch, Pittsburg,
"
'a'i T'' W'atkins, Gtt.; L. C. Hall,
IVelvater NCI A Tirill A,ile ,.nrl
" -..J.... a ; the money secured by said mo.taaife nnd
I. M. Cook and wife. Suiter's Depot, S. j deed of tr t, now therefore by virtue of the
f Mm Hi-own Mis.li??! Anderson power, of snle a. contained ill said mortgaKe
L., Mrs. Ilrown, Miss Lizzie A"fon. ; and deed of trust, and by re..aon of the .le
Miss Bessie Anderson, Miss Jessie Bcthell, tuult in the payment of the sum. of money
Miss Maggie Summev, Miss Cora Sum- due and secured bv the aamr as ainrtsaiii;
niev V Hill suinniev W W Fir-rton I the un.lersigned as mortRagec and trustee in
niey, t. Hill ftuinmey, vv . . certon, , ,.jd mor,KW .0() dc,d ol trust will otlcr for
Hcndcrsonville, N. t.; T. H. Hayes, o. L., sale by public auction upon the premise, as
li. I'. Moorland, A. W, Leaurell, Miss M. h.-rlnaiter described for eah to the highest
I la-anrell C F Howman T 1 tones bidderat such sale, on Mood .y,.the fith d.iy
;. 7 ' ' , ,' J- . o October, A li 1X111. the lands and prem-
Charleston, S. C.;b. H. Matthews, H. C. j lie. as set forth and described in said raort
Mnrgaw, F. F. Ouvis, H. M. l'reston, j Rage deed, and deed of trust, and for a more
c particular description of the same reference
is hereby made to said mortgage and deed of
...,,. H R,,lmn Haiti
more; I. S. Belmont, Knoxville; R. M.
... , ,. . ..
Michoe, N. C; K. T. Klllick, Newport;
Ilnron d'.VIin.,. Ililtmore: W. S. Turner.
r.-, . -
Ohio; Mrs. T. C Skinner, J. Taylor Rog
ers. Waynesville: Miss Anderson, Ko-
tona, Ky, j. Beale. Misse. N. E and M.
G. Beale, Mits E. M. Rainko, T. A. Bron-
lev, Louisiana; J. Frank Wilkes, Char -
lo'tte;j. j. Heskings, Knoxville; A. A.
Watts and wife, Wilmington; E. G. Co-
ben, New York; W. C. Lindtey, N. C;
W. C. Stokef, Rochell, Kla.; C. A. Wil -
liams Hardentville.S . C.; M. A. Thomas.
Toke City. S. C; B. F. McLoud, Charles
ton; Mrs. . h. Jervey and daughter, a.
C; S. H. Foytens, Wm. . 1. Heinz, II.
II. C, Fcters, Mrs, lilake 1. White and
children, S.J. Zenold.J. M. Dickson. C.
H. Speighti, Charleston.
llatttryl'ttk : M. W. Rantom. North
ampton, N. C; L. Miller, Toronto; C. H.
Jervey, J. Blank, Geo. G. Hunken, Char
Ictton; . S Griffin, B. F. Kohler, Augus
ta; W. B. Trezevant, W. C. Fisher, W.
R. Muller, S. C; P. B. McDowell and
wife, Mrt. Springs, Mitt Springs, Mist
Annie Tate, Charlotte; W. L. Durr, Ala.;
Geo. b. Crab tree, Baltimore; 1). L. Cot-
trell, . C. Cottrell, Richmond; Geo. E.
n.i.i.K at i.u a. i.hi.., .iiu. j n, .u-
mnn, Atlanta; W, A. Williams, jr., New
ton; J. L. Moody, Newberne; T. A. Hen
dry and wife, Mrs. T. C. Stokes. Edwin
1. Hokes. Philadelphia; W. Cummmg,
Savannah; R. W. l'reston and wile.
Brooklyn; Geo. B. Dritkell, St. Louis;
Walden lames, Georgetown; M. larcky.
J.Jacobson, St. Matthews, S. C; M. F.
storm, s. C. Ky.
Uelmont, Sulphur Springs: Mrs. John
Brogan, family and servantt, New Or
leans; Mrs. C. F. Mills, Savannah; Mrs.
C. Sams, Savannah; Mrs. Hinton ones.
Savannah; E. M. Speights, Wake Hill;
Mrs. J. Barnwell, Columbia; Mrs. J. G.
Mills, Savannah; Mrs. Amy Henster, Sa
vannah; Geo. H, Smathcrs, Waynesville;
Mrs. Daisy R. Glaze, Waynesville; Mrs.
L. T. Oburn, Turnpike, N. C; Howard
Oburn, Turnpike, N. C; Mist Maggie
Fitzgibbons, Charlotte; Timothy Morru
ney and servants, New Orleans; Albertus
Vogt, Koae Bank, f in.; Mrs. a. vogt,
Rose Bank, Fla.; Albert Kenfio, OcaTa,
I. W. Fogt,Ocala;Mrs.J. W.Vogt.Ocala.
Carrie Vogt, Miss Sarah Boyd, Ocala,
Fla.; Mrt). John Kracke, Miss F. Krucke,
Miss b. Kracke. I. II. K-racke, Miss f . II.
Kracke, Charleston, S. C; T. G. Clarke,
John Boyr1, M. C. Kourke, Knoxville;
James Buyiwu, Fred Buysaa, Mrs.Jumes
Buvsan, Little kock, Ars.; n. v. Stevens,
f.mily and servants. Savannah, Ga.;
George Claik, Dayton; Joseph Lamer,
Mrs. las. Lamer, wunamtton, N. v..
Henry Smith, l'eoiia, 111.: Major L. A. ,
Ransom. laaiilT ana servants, coiumuia;
W, M, Fay and wife, Mauassas, Ga.; M.
E. Mayer, Greettille, Tenn.; M. Romel,
Michigau City, Ind.: C. L. Jones, tumiy
i j o mi e l.
auu aervHiHB, ouvuiiuiuif auias oairun ni
len, Columbia; J. P. Willhelm and wile,
Mt. Vernon, luu.; 11. t. Williums and sis
ter, Atlanta, Gn.; ex-Gov. A. M. Scales
and wife, Greensboro, N. C; . C. Rob
ertson, Columbia.
See the 10 piece toilet set at Law's for
$2.90; it is the biggest bargain yet. 2t
Tate Sprinf Hotel was thc onh tnoun
tain resort hotel in tbt United Statea to
Stl before the Brat dm of Auguat.
The hoett otxheatra to be found at any
reaort la the Soatk k now at Tate
bpriog Hotel, ,... , .
V-
tT Special ratea tojouagge.atlemeajgt
i m i iiiimi M'sajt it xaiway' w
, - -i ....-.v.i..t,. ...J
for Infants
"Caatorl b so well adapted to children ttuU
I recomnwrnd It aa superior to any prescription
known to me." B. A. Aacara, H. D.,
Ill Bo, Oxford Bt, Brooklyn, N. T.
Advice to Womeu
If you would protect yourself
from Painful, Profuse, Scanty
Suppressed or Irregular Men
struation you must use .
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ATLANTA, OA.
FOB H4I.K BT ALL OR fTOalSTS.
HAYWOOD
nr.-cou.lorlnl.k-. Address
ll M IIKIGIIT, Prop.,
Wn.vnesville. N. C.
Ju"7'llnl
cjai.k liv
1THUC AI CTIO.N.
ine mack Mountain Hotel property, ln-
! Baylls. of No. ao South street, city, county
and state ol New York, to secure the inilcbt
i dness as therein act forth anil described in
! smiI mortiiace. which is dulv tecon.'rd in th
olhce of register of deeds ol lluncomli count.
North Carolina, on the L'Sil .lay ol June, A
I P. - I14"'-.."! a I o'clock p. m., in book No tl ol
i ine Tfi-nrni ni m i ir I un t'n an an m ntiica hi
' l-aues 407, etc.. to which reference is tlcrebv
the said J. m. stepp on the anh .lay of June.
trust, to A.' mkin. nf theciw of Aahrvill.
Is as trustee, to secure a debt a therein
mtntl(inrdi wnk.h ,ttl f truat la recorded
in said book f mortKnges. No.
a, na .a AR? f avhi.-h i,r,.v Mara.
I by made tor further particulars; and, where
as, aeiauit naa been mane in llie pnym. nl ol
.trust, as regi.iereo in .am registers onice as
above stated, .aid land, and premises to la-
sold in order to aatislv the debts, co.t. and
.all expenses incurred by reason of said sale.
! ao secured by said mortgage and deed o.
I 'r.,,,t'.I"COTninR ? l'.ri'.".itJr ' ""
mi. august ist, A 11., ism.
CHAKLIi.SS. 11AYI.IS,
A. RANKIN,
Mortgagee.
Trustee.
R:I';nrt"aVD,rar; oin he "...:
m'jl',ic- A"hcviUt' N- c-
1
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R. CO.
i
; WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION.
1
CoodcnKd Kncdu , t(ltct A a 1H(U
eastroi.nd No. 10. I No. 12.
, Lv Cincinnati. Q. At C.
H ospni
TH4.1pm
" Louis' illc, L. At N.
' Knoxville, K.T V. At 0. 12
pm HI nam
" Morrlstown, " 15"pni
u aium
11! 15pm
ua-pm
i nripm
a ir.pm
Cl 25pm
t'.apm
AHprn
ft'.'Hp.n
A4.pm
Lv. Paint Kock, K. At l)
43.1pm
44Hpm
a 20pm
6 25pm
7 33pm
H .4pm
DllNiitn
1 illpm
Hot Npnnga, "
Ar. Asheville,
Lv. A.tieville,
" Hound Knob,
" Mtirion,
" Morganton,
" Hickory,
" Newton,
" Statesville,
Ar. Salisbury,
" Greensboro,
" Danville.
101 lpm
llo.pml 040pm
ladlainl 7a4pm
0 1 (lain loaopm
1 1 Ulaml la.lSam
4 40 m 700am
Ar. Klchtnoud,
1 Lv- Greensboro
lO.lilani
12 2Hpm
1.10 m
4 3Aum
7 lAam
1 3 70pm
Kaleiah. " 1 2tmm
" Gold.boro. 3 loom
" Morehead C'y. A At N.C. 7 4apu I
Ar. Lyncbb.irs R & I). 200pm
" Washington, " M40pm
" Baltimore, Penn. 1125pm
" Philadelphia, " 300am
' New York, ' 20am
3 20am
madam
1200 m
2 20pm
4S0pm
WKSTBOVND,
LV New'York,
Philadelphia,
Baltimore,
" Washington,
" Lynchburg,
" Danville,
Lv. Richmond
No. 9. No. 11.
121Sara
3 r,0am
6A0am
11 10am
6 I Opm
H 45pm
430pm
Afi7pm
S30pm
11 OOpm
S 26am
S loam
3o6pm 266am
Lv. MoreheadK'
" Goldsboro,
' Raleigh,
" Durham,
' Greensboro,
y.A AtN.C0.5nmi
R. At D 3 3flpm 830pm
" 8 OOpm I 1 30am
o 7 05pm 332ani
" 1 0 57pm J10 28am
" 1243am 1 1202am
Ar. Salisbarv,
" Stntesv.lle, "
Newton, "
" Hickory, "
" Morganton, M
" Marlon,
" Round Knob, "
" Asheville, "
Lv. A-heyille, "
Ar. Hot Springs, "
" Paint Ruck. "
" 1 62am
l.Skpm
247am
3 10am
3a:'am
4411am
5 33am
A 55am
730am
8 6eani
144pm
202pui
2 36pm
314pm
351pm
6 03pm
5 23pm
6 4(1 pm
700pm
7 15pm
8 20pm
10am
" Morrlstown, B T.V At G 1007am
" Knoxville, " 1130am
" Louisville. X. N.
2. - Ineinuati, Q At C.
""SOOTHBOUND. "
715am
1016am
No. 16
2 OOpm
3 01pm
6 23pm
85opm
1250pm
No". 64."
No114
1 1 Soiim
1 2 2tlpm
SIHlpm
, Lv. A.beyiiie,
D a. ,v
,. I Ar. Henderaonvlllc. "
" bpartanb'trg. "
' Columbia, '
"Cliarle.torL A. C. L.
HUBPHV BRANCH.
Lv Asneviile,
Ar. Waynnville,
" Pryson City,
" Murjihy,
No. 65.
7 0am
9 40ara
1247pm
625pm
Lv. Mnrphv.
Ar. Uryson City,
" Waynesville,
" A.heville,
Ar. Augusta. P. R tk W.C. 9 OOpm
ArTAtlanta, R"."p 1169pm
430am
9 aoam
2 oopm
405pm
NORTHBOUND.
No. 13. I No 19.
Lv. Atlanta, R. At D.
" Atlanta, (vestihuled)
9 10am
1 25pm
Augusta, W K. at W. C.
7 20am
" Chtrleaton, A. C. L.
" Columbia, R. & D.
" Spartanburg;. "
Ar. Hend rs'nv'le, "
616am
in loam
706oml 2(Klotn
9 16pm j 422pm
1004pmJ6 17pm
ahcville.
SLISPINO CAI SBRVICS.
Nos. 9 and 10 Pullman Sleepers between
Gold.boro and Morrl.to - a.
No. 11 and 12 Pullman Sleeper belwcea
New York and Knoavllle, GreenSboro and
lensBona ana ureen.noro ana xaieign.
aieemnacars betwean Jkab-rille and 8a
vaanak oa AA and Idrvla Spartanburg and
Augusta. .-
Pullman aleroers Attween Charleston and
Clnelnaatt, (on trlloa Moa. is and 16 to
aaswviiM, ana nowii ana m west tnenol.)
w. m. RISSUKS, u. r. A.,
. tt. BRIDOBRS.) - . AaaevUhi, N. C.
thtpt. A'skenile. N. C.
" ' - J JA8.L. TAYLOR.
W.H. OBItttlf, f- ' Ota. Pats. At
Oen Manager. " .
. . tOU HAAS, TiaOVt Unttwi
::.'.'.';:.v,--'---,i''':-r;-- -
and Children.
Castoris) eores Oorle, Onmntpatlna,
Bour Btomaub, Jnarrhoaa. Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives simp, and promotes a
WltnouuLjurloas mecUcatloav,
Til CsmucB Commit, IT Hurray Street, W. T.
Auction.
A rare opportunity will he offered to inves
tors on the premises iSouth side Patton Ave
nue, Itetwccn drove street and French Iloatrt
avenue I, August 27, at 11 o'clock, lots
211x100 on ihe folluwins; very accommodat-
ing terms: cash, hutanccin 1. U aod3 years,
at A per cent., payable semi-annually. The
close proximity of these lots to the present
husinesa section of Tatt'.n avenue and the
Public Square, besieaks lor them the most
admirable vucnnt ground for business pur
poses now on the market. Pot further par
ticulars apply to J. B HIISTIC,
anlldtds Patton Avenue
aiVbkmarLk
FEMALE INSTITUTE
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
I.ri-kc corps ol tiuiwrior trnchcra. Hput d-
vnntaKi'fl in litrrary, muRicnl nnd art di'part
incntH. Attrnftivi' nurrnundinif". Hcaltliful
nnd ncc-aitile locnti n l.nw-t ti-rnm. Ord r
cntnloKUc. W. P. DICKINAOIH,
julindcodist Principal
BE A MAN
APOLLO WAS A PERFECT MAN.
KIUCT II fO-M l-MTtHlltl III !
Sasoxiau a.,, ib. im.hu ror atslvsrliMS that
pas, b. M MTU) .M put U dlBlA.
S.rr MAS ss STSORf
.ad VI00S0SS la all raipnu.
YOUNO MEN OR OLD,
ivlhr.nl rro HERTQua ua
aiLiTT Imi or Faillif ataa
Bood. Phrilckl Itctiiat. iftatal
Worry, fltauttd DtTtlapat, t
any PERSONAL WEAIHKSI eaa
rtitortd to PERFECT HEALTH tm4
NOBLE VITALITT af ITROHft
HEN. the Prlt.. aad Power of MaMoat.
We claim hy year of practice bf
our r-rclinlv," nifthrnl a uniform
atONoroLT of buookbb in treat-
intr nil ai v istiynii iuu
A Attic ttoni of ftflea. Tr'timonlaU
i
from fViiHtatfHi and Tarrltoriea,
nilB ftlCUf BAfllf fWff tent frrr,ehei, poil
UUH ntW DUUr paifl.fora flmltrd tlmf. 0t
Itwkllopoaeaa. Fall Ei pi -.nation, for HOME TIEAT
MBNT. Toi iti bi FULLY RESTORED at Taoaiaadt
aavabaoa bvi. Riadoar Uitimoalkli. Addroiaatoaoa
ERIE MEDICAL CO. BUFFALO, N.Y.
'ALK'S
.tin
?in
PIANOS:
STEINWAY, EVERETT, HARVARD.
ORfMNSi
WILCOX At WHITH. I-'AKKANII Zfc VOTRY
K 1 M HALL.
BANJOS. GUITARS, VIOLINS, STRINGS, ETC.
EASY INSTALLMENTS,
LOWEST PRICES,
HIGHEST GUARANTEES.
ESTABLISHED SIX YEARS AGO.
1 can refer to hundred, o' patron., the best
' men in Western North Carolina. Call on or
address
C. FALK.
35 N. Main Street,
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
OR
Spartanburg;, H- C.
A LITTLE HIGH.
Tlmt is the way
rtoiiif jiooiiIh liko their
panio. However, few
people wmit even a
picture of Asheville
that way. Appreci
ating that fact and
ever desirous of sa v
ing the people money
(while making some
for ourselves) The
Citizen has purchas
ed the exclusive right
to sell the VIEWS of
Asheville (which have
been sold at $5 each)
for a paid-in advance
subscription to The
Daily Citizen. That
is, you pay us $ 3 for
The Daily Citizen for ,
six months, and we
will give you a superb
picture of Asheville
FKEE.
That's a telling of
ter or ought to be.
You grit The Citizen
at the usual rate and
the picture besides,
and we get the inter
est on your $-1 and
the pleasure that
comes of being liberal.
If you want extra
conies of THE 1MC
TIIHE to send away
that matter can prob
ably be arranged at
the business olliee of
The Citizen. But first
we must have the
paid-in-advance sub
scription of $3.
That's fair.
N. B. You can take
your choice of the
pictures, those on
thin or those on thick
paper. The former
are best to send away;
the latter are the best
m.' to frame, ?.;"'v'i"-
THE CITIZEN,
JM1
mr..
DO YOU
WANT A WATCH?
Or Would You Prefer
A'
)1V'J
Tmk Daily Citizkn has bought, and
they may be teen in the thow window of
A. M. Field, on South Main street,
A SOLID GOLD LADIHS' WATCH
AND CHAIN. Thc ense is H knrats,
handsomely carved, with Elgin move
ment. The chain is gold, beautifully
decorated with fine hard enamel.
Also, a BKAl'TlFl'L LADIES' STICK
1'IN, made upon special order. The Fin
what is known as the Clover Leaf de
sign, and consists of four handsome
stones one Aquamarine, one Amethyst,
one Topaz and one Diamond, set in solid
gold, beautifully ornamented and en
graved. This Watch and Fin arc to lie given to
the two Indies in Asheville who will thow
that they deserve them.
The Watch will lie given to the Indy
securing the largest number of subscrib
ers to Tub Daii.t Citizkn between this
date and December 1st.
The Fin will lie given to the lady get
ting the next largest number.
A subscriber will tie the name of any
person in Asheville not now a subscriber
to Tun Citizkn, accompanied by $1.0(
A name accompanied by $2.00 will count
! anl1 "me accompanied by $3.00
will count three. Antl to nil $3.00 sub
scribers Tim Citizkn will make, in addi
tion, a present of one of those splendid
birdseye views of Asbevilie.
Ladies, this is your opportunity.
Any gentleman can get subscribers,
but they must be counted for tome lady.
Look at the splendid Watch nnd Fin
and see what a handsome and costly
present either of them will mnke for your
wife or young Indy friend.
They are unusually costly and beautij
ful, and there is not a lady in Asheville
but would be delighted with either for
Christmas.
They will cost yon nothing, except a
little effort during odd moments when
doing nothing else.
The Daily Citizkn is the people's pa
per, and this unprecedented inducement
is offered in orier that many more peo
ple may read it each day.
There are at least 1,500 men in Ashe
ville who do not now subscribe for Thb
Citizin, who at amply able to do so,
and Tub Citizkn knows no easier way
to secure them than by enlisting the
efforts erf the ladies in its behnlf.
All names will be carefully entered in a
book kept for the purpose, and the lady
sending in the greatest number of names,
accompanied by the money, as indicated,
before Decemlier, will get the Watch on
December 1st, and the one getting the
next largest will get the Fin.
lewis Maddux, Pres. it. t. coi.lins, Vicc-Prcs. i r. MCLO0D, Caskler.
Capital, $55,000. Surplus, $30,000.
WESTERN CAROLINA BANK.
State, County And City Depository. .
Organized May, 1888.
GICNKItAi, HANKING ItUSINKSS TRANSACTED.
Interest Paid on; Deposits in Savings Department.
DIRECTORS t
..RWIS MAllPI'X,
H. T. COLLINS,
M. I. FAOfl,
. K. RKI1D
S. II.
Bank open from 0 a. m., till p.
J. P. SAWYER, PXKSIIIRNT. OTIS M. COXH, VlCB-I'BKS. J. B. RANKIN, CaSKISS
CAPITAL
ORtiANIZHll MARCH !l "18111.
Battery. Park Bank.
TrnriNarta a K'ncrnl hankinu huitu.
upon approved cutlattral. CullvvtiuitH made
SAFE DEPOSIT.
Rents Boxes in its Fire Proof Vaults at Reasonable Rates.
Solicits accounts of individuals, banks, bankers, firms ondcorporatlons.
DIRECTORS.
T. S. Morhison,
K, L. Graham,
0. T. Rawi.s,
O. 8. Powbi.l,
V. K.
J. II,
V. S.
O. M
STRAUSS' EUROPEAN HOTEL
AND RESTAURANT.
ROOMS ALL HEWLY FURNISHED.
Also, table boarders can be accommodated
o'clock a. m. until 12 o'clock D. m.
Am prepared lor catering at shortest notl. e
trial.
My Celebrated
Are well tun own. No one can surpass them.
Range in A.heville. Can serve orders in from
the Half Shell. Polite and attentive waiter.
I attentive waiter.
d4dly
THE LAWFUL FENCE.
The North Carolina Hedge and Wire Fence Co.
HORSE HIGH, PIG TIGHT AND BULL STRONG,
OVER 8(),()()() MILES NOW IN USE.
The osgyve cut represents the new combined Hedge nnd Wire Pence now being intro
duced by the North Carolina Hedge and Wire
1st. It is practically indestructible,
2d. It gives thorough protection nguinst
3d. It is highly ornamental.
4th. It is the cheapest fence in existence.
5th. In thc States of Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkunaas, Louisiana, Ala
bama, Georgia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Kansas, Missouri, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Dclawnre and Maryland, there nrr
mental purposes it is lieing generally udopled.
References in alt thc states wanted, given
all questions cheerfully answered by Mr. Sain
ay building, Ashevitle, N. C.
North Carolina Endorsement.
"1 have personally examined this fence in the state of Pennsylvania, where hundreds of
miles are in use, and endorse all thut is cluimeil
"This is to certify that we have visited
ined m.ny miles of hedge fence built under the system of the above Iconipany, and after
thorough and careful investigation, made by request and on behalf .of farmers and others
of our section, we frankly nnd conscientiously say that it is the most perfect fence we bate
ever Ken. It It ts In all rraiicets exactly true
dog. and men and universally popular as we
we saw hundreds of miles of it. We examined
spring planting to those completed twelve or
just a. described. Signed I). S,
"LBW1S BHLDliN, New Havover county, N. C."
Over twenty-live miles of this fence have been ordered by citizens of Asheville. It has
only to be seen to be appreciated.
BEST AND CHEAPEST FENCE.
Cftll at the Company's office, in thc Street Railway ttuilding. Sooth Main Street, Arte
villc, .'or full particular., or e properly accredited agents.
SAMUEL JOHNSON,
MAXACiKIt l'Olt XOIITII CAROLINA, ASHEVILLE, N. V.
JESSE R. STARNES,
UNDERTAKER : AND : EMBALMER.
BVBRV RKQ1T1S1TU OP THU IlI'MNUSS
PIIRNI8HKH.
EMBALMING A SPECIALTY.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
rompt Attention Given to Call, Pay oi
Mght
Office and resld nee No. 117
Street. Telephone No,
North Main
PfTHE BEST KNOWN REMEDY.
fcWil!o!7i.M Suit ft OonorlMnanr"
(Moot In 1 to B Days, without Pain
Prevents Stricture Uoiitnlns m
acrid or poisonous substances, snd
i. pruaninieea ananiuimy nannies.
0
preoerlbed bv nhvaki ana. Il.at By-
rinmfrwa withmoh bonis. Price II
Hold bv dranltts. lie war. of Sub.
Mt.ntaKAenif.Ohi'Tn,no,l.til,,N,0,l.s
t IIAH1.K8 McNAMEE,
J. U. RANKIN,
M.J. BEARDKN.
KHI'.ll.
m. On Saturday, till 6'p. tn.5
$100,000.00.
Cotnnii rtial pnprr diacountrd,
on all accenniblt point.
Loans inao
McP.HK.
IlOSTIC,
COXK,
Coxa.
T. W. P.ttob,
H . T. CoLLnts,
;k. 8. Paaar,
VY. n. Balxaid,
BOARD BY THE MONTH, WEEK OR DAY.
Street can pass the door. Open from
ror Home Parties. Balls, etc.
All I ;aak is
Philadelphia Fries)
Am proud to say 1 have tbe finest, large.
3 to 5 minutes, such as Pl.h. Game. Ov.ter
Pleased to serve all. Reiucctrallv.
Pleased to serve all. Respectfully,
E. STRAUSS, Prop.
Pence Company. We claim for It:
nil stock both large and small.
over 30, Boo miles in use by farmers. For orna
on application. Correspondence solicited and
John.un, Manager, at his office, street rail-
for ft. J, G, MARTIN.
Asheville, N. C."
"WILMINGTON, N. C, June 12, 1891.
Ohio, Pennsylvania and other states and cisn.
to rcpresentatloas, proof agalast all stack.
learned from those to whom we talked, and
it in all stages and coadltions from the last
fourteen years ago and found every detail
COWAN, Columbus county N. C,
'
Ask my agents for W. I,, flaatlaa S)kM.
If not for anlo la yonr sines a.li year
ripaler to .end for oatalosae, sosarn ths
agency, nnd set them for yon.
tF-TAKE NO Mil BHTITUTI. .4U
rnn -tim I . .11 mat.
WHY IS THK
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE OENTLeMKN
THE BEST SHOE HI THE WMUI mfHE WNHI
It Is a se.nilsa. shn, with no taakt or was thread
tn hurt th. feet; mads oc to. Inst An Mir, nyttah
and rasy, and Imiul m ssaA. Mar M oAl.
ornrtf Ihnn any other nutnfaetrtr, K BQlaBll isaBa
sewed sh.ie enstlns from Si-OS to fun.
CR OOlirnalaa HaBd-aerwed, th.Smnelf
iPaaVa shoe, svsr nfTer-if fur S-Virji Bqual. rr.B0h
lniHinel shnn which onst rrom SSditoauuit.
aP. alyllsh, ernnfnrtabl. aad darsbta. Tlwbnil
shn. .ver offered st this orteot bum aiads as eiav
tom-mad. shoes ensttng from sa.00 to Sfto,
9(1 Pnlleo stkoe, rvrawa. ulTnad Men
WW. and .tar Carrlara all Traa. a,..i Sua...
apAmlesiL uniMith Insld. Saavv thra. anJaav a,aa
tO 50 Sn. calfi ao battar thorn taar ere4 .
was, uiis pneei on. trial will -ob.Umn. tac
nnual SJ.SO aad !. set
sawj a Worn by lh.bnya.rwjwh.np, thn ,
im tb air m..t aa IKa HMaI.i.. ..1 v
am
, aall.n.-aa. tnat w. la DoaeiH- mmma
KtO. V. AUUnPad nm Of brt,mi Ot raw4 akna
tihm
I!1 L""! "J'" ewnran sao nrvirfl,
CO M aad B'J.oa Worklarau'a stio
ar. v-ry Mrong and dnr.hUT thorn w
hsv. alvaa them a trial Xm r .. -
lOol ahnaa
B nrllASl :"' ..homwm Btnt, tsk.
unportMl rtoeeo.llfrKVlo5oV,t
H torn r th. best fln boeueotfc SnTlai a Arabia.
W. 1. UULULAJS, SriMkKa, Hast,
C3 ',. BOLP BY
urEAYHa MVEsta. "
- - FO BALI! BT ""
dATSOR . SMITH, MHEVILLI, ft. C.
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