ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN: THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 3, 181)1.
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ASHfiVlLLE DAILY CITIZEN.
By RASPOLPH-KERR PRWTIXC, CO.
Tim Daily Citiirm. Democratic, la published
.eery afternoon (except Sunday) at the following-
ratca triccJr can -
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THURSDAY. SEITKMRKR 3. 1K91.
Thk Citizkn on yesterday commeinletl
Collector Fassctt, of New York, for re
fusing Russell Harrison the use of a gov
ernment revenue cutter to take his wile
from an incoming steamer. Collector
Fassett did so refuse, but twenty-four?
later was ordered by Secretary Foster
to place a revenue cutter at Mrs. Harri
son' disposal which amounts to the
same thin),'. It is never safe to commend
a republican official; tlicv don't stay good
long enough.
A r the coroner's inquest at Statesvillc.
Henrv Ncsbit testified;
"I got to the bridge soon after tin
wreck, saw a bin fat man calling lor ln
jjold spectacles, jjold headed cane mid
hat. He did not seem to care lor an
one but himself."
And J. 1'. Fhifcr testified:
"(iot to wreck lielore ibiylilii; 1 wem
to the I'.ilhnan car and a tat old ncntli
man seemed ta lie hurt; when some om
told him to net out he called tor Ins uiu
brella, walkiny-stick anil jjold specta
cle." It is evident from this (hat there wa
nt least one person in the Thud creek
wreck who was in a tolerably collecteo
tate of mind.
Temporarily Nilent.
We understand that some surprise is
expressed because TlIK Cnm-: s hcav.v
uns ate not throwing hoi shot into thi
camp of the Hl-cent tare monopoly. Tin
siltmlion is this; At Till- Cirui;' fun
jjestiou a mass uncling was held ai
which a committee was iq -pointed to
present the people's case, in us legal as
pect particularly, to : he street car com
pany and then, it invcssarv, to the alder
men. Thai com in it uc has so lar not ac
complished much, but ili.it it will accom
plish a gnat deal we have no doubt
whatever. At any rate, the whole mat
ter is in their hands now. not in ours, am;
confidence ill their sincerity suggested a
suspension ol heavy uriug till a repot t
should be had from the committer, I'm
guas. however, are pointed in Ihe rigid
direction and, double shotted, siuiph
wait the word.
The i: Iclenve.
Alter reading a page ol the cvidcnci
before the coroner's jury at Statcsviile il
is apparent that the verdict was baseo
mainly on the alleged tact that me tiolts
and spikes that had held the. so-called,
detached rail in place had been rcinovci
with the tools usually used lor that pur
pose and not by tlie force ot thetrains ol;
the 'ruck. The spikes that held tins ran
down bore marks ot having been drawn
in the usual way wheu a rail is to In
taken up and the threads ot the bolts
that fastened this rail to the others wen
not "stripped" thai is broken as thev
certainly would have been had the laps
been torn off by great torce instead ol
having been run off with a wrench.
Hut it must be with a very low ipiality
of satistaction that tl.crailway company
contemplates t his evidence side by suit
with that which tells the shameful slot
o.' rotten tirt and stringers. That these
did no! cause the loss of over a score ot
lives is pei hap9 vet an open ipiestton.
The personal rcspon.ahili' v lor such ma
terial on a narrow viaduct bo feet high
may perhaps be slutted from one to
another of the company's agents, but it
rests on some one. and the uit-it wretched
honest man that walks the earth is to
be envied beside the bearer of the
conscience that accuses its owner of at
least apart ol the responsibility for tin
awful tragedy.
The Wanoiijt on ,l,e Miuare.
Thh Citizen has received a letter not
intended for publication but by wav of
suggestion ol which the tullowing is a
pai t :
"We hare suffered and suffered and
have now reached the point where we
can suffer no longer.
Can't you remove the damnable nuis
ance of these wagons on tlie sipiare ? ls
it not Hgainst city ordinance ? If so, by
whose presumption is it iermitted ?
"The lair name of our town is scanda
lized. Rinds, manure and rotten siiincs
and shells line the square all the way up
and down.
"The tnavor of one town recently here
goes home with the bilterest denuncia
tions against our administration. Strang
ers and visitors up here on these excur
sions return disgusted, and 1 know ol a
party ol three families who reliised to
board in Asheville because of the stink
and stench of its streets."
Tub Citizkn was disposed to bear and
forbear in this ma'ter of the plain mis
use of the square. Until the city hall
and market building is finished, there is
reallv no place where the wood, fruit and
huckster's wagons can stand and feel at
home. But, as we have belore insisted,
it some system of arrangement were in
sisted on by the police provided they
have any duty in this connection the of
fending wagons could be kept within a
ci mparatively small area and there need
be no littering of the streets beyond what
a half hour's work in the morning and
about noon time could readily remove.
It should be remembered that these wa
gon loads of wood and fruit are welcome,
have a right to be here, and, in a buuiII
way, are a necessity to the town. Hut
while they have rights, so also have pe
destrians; and it seems to us that these
rights are such as the police should see
are not infringed upon. It should be
impossible for a wagon to be stationed
for hours directly upon a cross-walk,
compelling ladies to take to the street at
some personal risk and a great deal of an
noyance. At the time when the letter, printed
abort, was laid on The Citizen's desk
there were eighteen wagons on the north
tide of the square. At one point they
were three abreast ; others were across
the very much frequented war leading
from the court bouse to the post office.
A street none too wide at best was al
most impassable. This is a common con
dition of' things on the north side of the
square and on the south side it is fre
quently worse. Three or four covered '
wagons with a dollar's worth of water
incllons in them, impede travel, re ider
the street unsafe for ladies to pass that
way nt nil and make a disgusting litter. 1
One policeman of sense and courage could
so arrange these wagons that they would
take one-quarter the space and le in no
one's way. Have we such a policeman?
What does Chief of Tolice McUowcll
say to this ?
Tin; st a 7'f sews.
Mr. f.corgc C. Heck has purchased
from Col. J. M. Heck for $:':!. 000 thirty
building lots in North Fast Raleigh.
I'hc tobacco crop iu ('ranville will be
oO per cent, less than last year. The to
bacco is small, ihin and chaffy, but
bright.
The taxable property in Charlotte
township last vcar (lS'.IUl aggregated
o.tiL';! til 9. This year it aggregates ti.
Hi-'.UKi, a gam ot $"-tS,o-H-. The in
crease in valuation since last year is
HKI.nnO.
A I'igeon RivcrspccialloTilKCmzi-.N
iays; Whiie several workmen were en
;.iged in removing a siooreiootn In-long-in;
to J. Wiley Shook, at Chile, Will Ivi
lest got hit light hand crushed U-twerti
ioine timbers.
Coi'i-'ird Standard: Senator Vance
a;is at Vienna Austria, on the .'id of u
ust, at which time be reports thai he is
rupidlv acquiring the 1 hitch accent in
.aiking ami the Hutch palate for beer
I'hc beer part t all u joke, but that
ibout t tn- accent is irue.
Siuit hlield Herald. In Ihesuit against
;he Wilmington and Weldon railroad
company, w hii h was tried here last
A-eek, brought by a Mis Clark lor the
Killing ot ;;er husband in 1SSII, the jury
Mve a verdict against the company tor
1 ..'on in favor of Mrs. Clai k.
Wanciuon ('.arette: Mr. John K.
Ivowell. tells us that Ins uncle, Mr. oe
Hgi rton vt as so confident llns would be
i dtvyrar thai he planted all his corn
mi i..'w grounds. For the last two
months lie has hem able to seethe tops
! his corn bv taking a boat and rowing
iver it.
Civil engineers on the Not th Carolina
extension nl the Norfolk and Western
ailroad trntn Iron Hriilge. Va.. slate
. hat a cable.'iain had heen received from
('resident Kimball saying l hill he hail
pi-.n-ured a loan of 7.iliio,nuil ol F.u
;!ish money, winch would allow their
to push to completion otihe North Cam
ma extension, Inch has heen surveyed
o tlie statt line, ve here it was to connect
with the e.air l-'eat and Yadkin Valley
road.
ii. hi jrATi:ii:NT.
he Treahiirt II an some Jlonei
on II. mil Now.
W siiim;ton. Se pt. 2 The debt state
meiil issued ycsierduv shows the total
iitcrcst-bearing debt outstanding, $ftlo,-
."iJ'..4JH; decrease since March 1, IHN'.I,
s'j:i;l 57G.St.nl: de-crease during Augusl,
s 1 .ii'.i 1 .'!'' oil; total ileiit ol all kinds.
.!! ."I'C.Xtti.Ji'i.ll, tola! cash in the
rc.i-.urv. $7i;r.liiMi..U7."'.l; net cash bal
nice. S(ii.J7. ;!'. '' tiold ceruficalrs
outstanding. Slo.1. '.IP ;i.ii); silver e-ei
Mic. lies outstanding. $;(' Kt.JO'J; cur
rency ccrtuicatcs. S.'U.l Vi.tiiKi, ticasuiy
Holes ol 1 v.ki I bullion purchased note's)
S.i'.'.ilii.i'oo; 1'acific railroa I bonds not
included in above.
The amount ot ' -.. per cent, bonds con
tinued at - pe r ceui. loelav is $ 1 SH.'.IUO,
making a toial to dale ol $.';! i ifs.."".i
1' iiere are also about " i.ui Ml more
homis in process ot continuation. I he
tmr si on tiie ou.s.aiidn.g nr cent,
will. ease toiiionow, ailcr which date
liie ilrparliiieiit will ledeein all that an
lirescntidiorih.il purpose. A cnculai
h iiu'viT, will Ic issued tomuirow ex
t n img tor an miietintle pcnod the pnv
ilre ol eoniiiuiiiig t,,e-c bon,I ui 1' jiei
.eat. So far ""O.niJO have been ic
ceived f r redemption, and il is i'Kclco
i nnl the rest ol the utsiataliug bum's
estimated at an aggregate ol j.'h,
oi'O will be presented tor rcdeiuplioii
diiri"g the lit-n l two months.
The net amount ol gold in the Ireanare
to nieet t Ins liability is $ 1 o.',7 1 , H's an
increase- ol $ 1 4-. MiH.i'iMI sun e tin lii si o'
July, and .iiyikreascol $1 1 aloaifvi siu.e
the lust ot August. Jdiould the enure
S.'il.Oiiii.inni be paid in gold it would
not trench on the $ii(i,(iiiii.unii ol gold
reserved tor the redemption ul legal ten
ilci bonds.
Ueiick Klpe, Quick Hot.
K;ile th e' .irrt-sp.imlrnce.
Coniiriniition was on Tuesday reetived
troin a prominent sotiiee of the news as
to the sending ot the third party mana
gers at Washington of letters to each
democratic candidate lor ollice. itifoim
mg him that he must lull in line with the
tlnrd or people's parly. No step winch
could have by any chance lieen taken
could h.-iec been betier torlhe democrats.
Il is said here with satislacliou that it is
well that the third party movement be
gins thus early, as it will .if a natural
death belore the next election in North
Carolina.
I.HJION KI.IXIK,
I'leuMHiit, lClt'Kaut, Meltable.
For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Klixir.
For fevers, chills and malaria, take
I,cinon hlmr.
I'or sleeplessness, nervousness and pal
pitation ol the heurt, take Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach take
Lemon Rlixir.
For nil sick and nervous headaches take
Imon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon hlmr.
lr. Mnzlev's 1-emon Elixir will not
lail you in any of the above named dis
eases, nil ol which arise from a torpid or
diseased liver, stJtriach, kidneys or
Dowels.
Prepared only by Dr. Mozi.RV, Atlanta,
Oa., 50c and SI .00 per bottle, at drug
gists.
LESION HOT DROP,
Cures all Coughs. Colds, Hoarseness.
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Hemorrhage
and all throat and lung diseases. Ele
gant, reliable.
25 cents at druggists. Prepared only
by Dr. H. Moxley, Atlanta, Oa.
jan!7eod
If you feel all broke up and out of sorts
agitate your liver with Simmons Livir
Regulator.
i d u ovsrF.p.:A,
lndlgp-rtion. sue) stomach disorders, um
HRilWHi IBUN BITTER.
All tesm kep It. ft per bnttls. Omulne hij
trade-mark and erased net Uses on wrapper
Advertising
CREATES many a new busincn;
ENLARGES many an old busintsu;
REVIVES many a dull business ;
RESCVES many a lost busineu;
SA VES many a falling busineu ;
PRESERVES many a large busineu;
SECURES success in any business.
To advertise judiciously, use tie coA
limns of" Tbe Cititen." Every body reads
it; and inpropottion to the returns it
yields advertisers, itsrates are tbe cheap
eat in the country.
Its peeMillsr eflleaey Is (las
s much to the proofs" an
NOTHING atc.il in enmpnundlrm a t
,m it the Ingredients themselves
liri it Tnkelt In time. It oli-"':
dinoiifps Intlu' otiln't. ! u'
ih7 be advanced will prove a potent cure.
No Home ghoul! lie Without It
1 Ia Ipab tha nllM nt sB-
doctor and xwily pre-i-rlpllonn.
All who Irntl
... ..t.!. llcm trill tltirl
FOR WHOSC
BENEFIT
i iho A prfVPiiliT of
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il tinw, im nlt'irriMi.-t' null luWm
whilf tnkin Fnr fhlliinMi It Is most lu
iivent uini ' annU'ss. No dtinmT from
-p.iMiro iiltf, taU'M'j. riirn Colic, IH
in ti-rn. fl t'oiiiplHliiiN. FrTorUh-
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CARPETS
jist ri;ci;ivi;i)
From the Factories
IN PHILADELPHIA AND OTHER POINTS.
Seventy-two roll infftAin, trn nppr,
ply tii"trT. huiiy Urunt I ;nul rlvrt cur -
K't.
Onf hunrlml ftiul f g-ht rnll ihina ntraw
'tinttifi'M.
i ne btiudrrd nriii t hit vy -live Smvrna and
fut run.
Pit ty-onc art nqimrc Covoa ntnl nnjiiei
mattisc f'rti-rTt and niv rurtntn
Amtie of then jfoi-d wvrr tmiieht at
erf at It rnlucrd price and w ill be --nld nt a
iiiireain
CaU and -tff mv tmtTienar tnck, t i.r lnnret
iml onlv ruiuKlve caqiet h'mf in th tar
J AS. P. SAWYER.
49 H. Main St., AlieTlllc, N. t
mna;.d.Tm
The Czar of KutMfa
leurine the Trnfreance of hm opprfHtd d
) ii uv crery prrcnuiton to pro tret hi h'e
from thf tni'iin'i blow. So also should
rrrry mf frar the AMnult" of .tUf-mp, ntnl
uc f vtrv nreiaution to ward off its attack
Any one therefore who
Intends Vlaltlng Anhcville
or hit other m untain n nort, nhoold n
m fin her that nf'rr a "tiiy in siuih a hih 'ai
tude. br returning dircftW to their home
thi-T unliiect the t aetvra 10 at t 'flea f om mn
lui m and miasma, thonc hidile 1 It ten to
hi-a.tb, which
During; September
float tin v en on the mirnin air. and arc
Ntratihilr borne on the gentle hrrrzethat fan
inr met n at evcnuo', loaeoin m-h irr
'nl ri k to lit"" nd health, thr? should o-
1'iurn lor awhile at Clerrl-d SprinK. the
wmer mf which aot onl erndi ate all ma
laria from the n atem, and rrbeve and cure
the Tannin ills'that amict fufffi in hiimanuv.
bui also by thM wondertul tome properties
nunn np inr aya-em, uca counteracts tne el.
Cei-ta whi h iaevltnblf follow a sud lrn
t ianKf from the e ihi aratinr air uf the blue
RldKi to the deureftiii atmophrre of the
Kiwianiii. for larnii, etc., apply to
J. B. WILKINSON.
Propr., Cleveland Springs,
SHELBY. N, C.
N
39 Soutb Main Street.
Our motto is to keep the
very best wineH anil liquors
at the most rfasonable price
commensurate withthi1 nual
ity. Parties having friends
of intemperate habits will
confer a favor by notifying
us of such, us we do not wish
to sell them any stimulants
Very respectfully,
JOHN O DONNELL.
julySdtf
TRY THE
LAUNDRY
7 ration Avenue.
WE HAVE
A:: FINE :: LINE
LacT.ca' Oxford Tics,
ALL VARIETIES.
We are turning out of our
I'ustom Pcpartment, a beau
tiful oze Calf Shoe, high and
low cut.
(ilVK IB A TRIAL.
"Weaver & Myers,
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
No, 39 Patton Avenue.
NOW IS YOUR TIME
TO Bl'Y!
Ah we exjM'ct. to move
about September 1st.., in the
new building just west of tin
opera house, we have de
cided to make to make spec
ial prices on our stock of fur
niture. If you want any
thing from a rocker to a
handsome lfiih century oak
suit .von had better call and
get our
"SPIXIAI. PRICES"
before buying elsewhere. We
do not pjopose to sell for less
than cost, but we can save
you money on anything yon
may wish in our line.
1SLAIR & HROWN.
FURNITURE OEAI.ERS AND UNDERTAKERS.
,t Patton Avenue.
G. II. MAYER
CONSULTING : OPTICIAN
6i South Main St.
PI RF1XT MIGHT.
Kivs in the nlisnu-e of hcaila he, pnin in
r aiitnit the eyv, diinnitix in r ailing tir ee
inif ut a itnm-e.
Ilnve your irinht tested Irtc ol thurne Sat
Mtar'lon Kuaranteed.
Tlicrinoni ctem.
Kcr thf hnue or Harden lath nr dairi,
i hc.iinal .ir lever therm on eteri;Mortn la
;ind iher'niiineter combined. hwlmnieteri or
thertiiumrti r i meaiure Hqunri, acidi, etc
ICltlt Boiler.
Three minute Band jtlaiin to cook ynur rgg
iToiK-fly, "JC cent.
All kindtot cicntific instrument.
PIANOS:
STEINWAY, EVERETT, HARVARD.
OKG4NSI
WII.L'OX ft W IIITB, PARRAND VllTKV
KIMBALL.
BANJOS. GUITARS, VIOLINS, STRINGS, ETC.
EASY INSTALLMENTS,
LOWEST : PRICES,
HIGHEST GUARANTEES. .
ESTABLISHED SIX YEARS AGO.
1 can refer to hundr dt o patrons, tbe bctt
men tn Western North Carolina. Call on or
a'ldmtt
C. FALK.
35 N. Main Street,
ASHEVILLE, N. C
OK
HpnrtanburK, 8. C.
-TAKE
YOUR
Broken Jewelry
AND
DISABLED WATCHES AND CLOCKS
TO
. M. A. TILLER,
AND HAVE THEM MADE At 6000 AI NEW.
Mo. i M. Court frqaaro.
NEXT DOOK TO P08T0FFICB
fl-l-l'i rsi ii iwT '
if ft8
DO YOU
WANT A WATCH ?
Or Would You Prefer
K-'.PIVl!
Thk IUii.v Citizkn Iijis lidiiyht, nml
thi v may lx- urn in the slmw wimlow of
A. M. Field, on South Main sircct,
a soi.im r-oi.i) i.aiiii;s- watch
AN'P CHAIN. The case is U karats,
handsomely rnrred, with V.iin more
ment. The chain is rll . tflutifnllv
dei-nrated with fine hard emiim-l.
Also, a HI-'ArTII'n. I.AliIliS' STICK
I'IN. made upon special order. The Pin
is what is known as the Clover Leaf de
sign, and consists of four handsome
stones one Ainainiiriiir, one Amethyst,
one Topal and one liamond, set in solid
X"ld, beautifully ornamented and en
graved. This Watch and I'm are to Ik' given to
the two ladies in Asheville who will show
that they deserve tluiii.
Tbe Watch will lie jjiven to the lady
securing the largest number of subscrib
ers to The IUii.v Citiikn lieiwcen this
date and Itecemlicr 1st.
The l'in will Ixtkivcii to the lady get
ting the next largest nuinlier.
A aubsrrilHT will lie the name of nn
person in Asht viTc mrt now n subscriltet
to Thf CnT7KN. accompanied by $l.tn ,
A name accompanied by $2.00 will couul
two, and a name accompanied by $3.00
will count three. And to all $J.00 sub
scrilwrs The Citizen will make, in nddi
tiou, a present ol one ol those splendid
binlseye views of Ashevilie.
Ladies, this is your opportunity.
Any gentleman can get subscribers,
but thev must be counted for some lady.
Look at the splendid Watch and l'in,
and sec what a handsome and costly
present either of them will make for your
wile or young lady friend.
Thev are unusually costly and lamij
tul, and there is not a lady in Asheville
hut would lie delighted with either for
Christmas.
They will cost yon nothing, eicept a
little effort during odd moments when
doing nothing els.
Thk Dmi.v Citizeh is the people's pa
ier, and this unprecedented inducement
is otfeicd in or ler that many more peo
ple may read it each day.
There are at least 1,500 men in Ashe
ville who do not now subncrile for The
Citizen, who ice amply able to do so,
and Thk Citizen knows no cosier wax-
to aeturc them than by enlisting the
efforts of the ladies in its behalf.
All names will be carefully entered in a
book kept tor the purpose, and the lady
sending in the greatest numlier of names
accompanied by the money, as indicated
1
before Decemler, will get the Watch on
December 1st, and the one getting the
next largest will get the Tin.
I n ft 1 ,
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SUMMER GOODS FOR 1891.
TAYLOR, liOUIS & MtOTlIERTON,
No. 43 Patton Avenue,
Leonard Cleanable Refi igerators.
Water Coolers Wire Dish Covers,
White Mountain Ice ('ream Freezers
Fly Traps and Fans Oil Stoves,
Fly Screens for Doors and Windows
Agents for White's Sewing Machines.
Old Established Machine, Long and Favorably Known.
PRICKS AS VOW AH THK LOWEST.
See our machines before pun basing.
JEWETT STEEL RANGES.
HnmlHomeHt Range ver hwmi in Asheville. Sample up
in our window. Well worth looking at. ni1l-3m
KENILWORTH INN.
Formal Opening August 5th.
COACH LEAVES KKNIMVOKTII DAILY.
Kcnilworth Inn for Asheville 9 and 1 1 a. m.; l'i:.'lo, 3 and .1 p. m.
ASIIliVII.LB.
(rant's Drug Store lor Kenilworth 10 and 12 a. m.; 1, 4 and 6 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Kenilworth Inn for Asheville 10, 11:30 a. m.; 1, and 6 p. m.
('rant's Drug Store for Kenilworth 11 a.m.; 12:30, 1:30, 5 and 6:30 p. m.
Trannient Rate, $4 to $$ Per Day.
Weekly Rate, one Person, $ai to $ per Week.
Weekly Rate, Two Persons), $3$ to $4 per Week.
WALTER C. BROWNING. M. D.,
Manager.
FURNITURE!
E. B. MANN & CO.,
FURNITURE DEALERS,
UNDERTAKERS - AND - EMBALMERS,
ARK CARRYING
THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF FURNITURE 11 ASHEYILLE,
They hnvt tin liirjswst. Htook, th niiwt show rooiiin ami
the most oblin'inji' HiiWnicn in town. No trouble to show
HooiIh, whether ,vou wish to buy or not. Call in rind look
through our stock.
THIS WKKK WB ARKSHOWINU
The Loveliest Line of Bed Lounges
YOU EVER SAW IN
PLUSH MOQUET, RUG AND CARPET LEATHER AND OTHER fOYERINGS,
UNDERTAKING A NO EMBALMING A SPECIALTY
THE "BONANZA,"
WINE AND LIQUOR CO..
Nos. 41 and 43 S. Main St., Asheville
WHiil.PRAI.R IlKPARTMRNT. OHNT81
I'AKI.OK AND KKAIUNC. ROOM.
CIGARS, TOBACCO AND BOTT' B OOOOl, SAM- WV A
Hl.R, B11.LIVR1) AMU I'l ROOM. J W. 4tJ
BEER : VAULTS : AND : BOTTLING : DEPARTMENT : IN : BASEMENT.
Wf imictftilljr ao licit a nhare of your patronage.
J. A. MARQUARDT, Manager.
Main Entrance, No. 43. Telephone Call, No. 79.
Pottfll( e Box No. a.
HIGH GRADE, LOW PRICE, EASY MiHMS.
LUDDEN & BATES, S. M. H.
8qunre f1rfil?i:K sd hottest rcf rrnrntatlon bare enabled this house to occupy the yosttA)
ol being the nunt nllulilc lu theiloath.
PIANOS AND ORGANS'
On en. j term.. C.h or monthly payment.. Bery in.trument irnaranteed. and placed la
home, Khuol or ofllec oa fifteen aay. trial. Call and arc the stock at 'Ja i'atton aeenoe.
J. F. Garratt, Agent, Asheville, N.' C.
STRAUSS' EUROPEAN HOTEL
AND RESTAURANT.
ROOMS ALL NEWLY FURNISHED.
Alio, Utile boarders caa be accommodated. Htrect aara pass taa . daor. Opaa nm t
o'clock . nt. until 12 o'clock p nt.
A m prepared tor catering at shortest notice for Hone Parties, Balls, etcBAU I aak to
trial.
Vly Celebrated Philadelphia Fries "
Are well known. No on can arpaa them. Am proud to say I bar tte Maaa. laraea,
Range hi A.hceUlc. Caa serve order, in front S to 8 minute., neh as Pl., t tmi I Onict.
oo the Half thell. Porlt aad attmHre waiters. Plaaaed to aerrc all. KetpeaUaiiyT
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FURNITURE!
NO. 41.
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