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Asheville Daily Citizen
VOLUME VII. NO. 148
ASHEVILLE, N. C, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 26,1891.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
IN THE HIGH MOUNTAINS
The Eseeula Inn, tit 1111 elevation of
three thousand rifjlit hundred und fifty
feet, will he kept open during the winter.
Those who dcRire nltituiie 'will find this
hotel comfortable and attractive.
L1XVILLE, N. C.
YOU
Want 10 Make Your Money
Oo lor All It'11 Worth!
TIIK BEST VALVES IN
CLOTHING, HATS AND
CENT'S FURNISHINGS
ARB AT
K. B. Barnum & Co.,
8 Court Square.
REAL ESTATE.
WALTBl bTqwYII, W. W. WBST,
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(Successors to Walter B.Qwyu)
ESTABLISHED 1881
PEfER TO BANK OF MHKVIllE,
REAL ESTATE.
Loani Securely Placed at
Per Cent.
Notary Publli. Commissioners of Deed.
FIRE INSURANCE.
OKFICK toathet Court iiquare.
CORTLAND BROS.,
Real Estate llrokers,
And Investment Agent.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Loans securely placed at S per cent
Office :
34 St 30 Patton Avenue Second floor.
fcbBdlT
.... INSURANCK.
Application for Insurance will receive onr
nmnnt attention at all timet. We ran In
sure yoar property la twenty of the largest
ad neat companies on sarin.
Boarding: House For Rent.
Hush contains eighteen rooms, has all
modern convenience, hot and cold water
bath, etc,, and is well tarnished throughout
This Is one of the most desirable boarding
houses in the city, and will be rented for three
snaths or longer an
RGADONABLE TERMS
To aa early applicant. For farther Informa
tion call on or address
JENKS & JENKS,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
82 Patton Are., Asheville, N. C.
"lOlflLD,
( Formerly of Lyman Child),
Office No. i Legal Block
REAL ESTATE
AND
' LOAN BROKER
TRICTLV A BROKBRAGB B08INBS8.
Loans secure placed at 8 per cent.
WILLS BROS.,
ARCHITECTS,
S8 Patton Arenac,
tteit Y If C A bmild'g.
OTt dam
P 0 Box 884.
THE CUP THAT CHEERS
BUT NOT INEBRIATES,
FIN'S COFFEES.
Ku anted Mocha and Java in Cans
mi it losc two-thinU J.ivn and one
third Mocha. A Inrgt' ou nbrrof u-toni'-r
h:ive tmiitii-il to the hih
grade and excellent flavor ot' thenc
KOodn. Wv also keep other BriuUt of
Koaotecl coffee; fin" Hnc of ( recti
Coffee at Bottom Price.
FINE TEAS.
UnKllh Breakfast, Mnyuue Oun
powiler.Foochow.OolonR Formoota
Oolong, He No, India, Ceylon and In
din ktndu The 1nt two brands are
a most rxquUlte blend with choice
Oolong, combining the strength and
fragrance of luitia tea with the pe
culiar fluvor of Oolong,
A. D. COOPER,
North Court Square.
Wny notliine: but tho ?'ini-
inminrl from reliuLlccU-iilt'ri
New Buckwheat
Is now in swison. We Iimvi1
a fresh nnl pur1 iirtiV1.
Maple Syrup.
We now have a moat excel
lent quality of Maple syrup
which we guarantee to bp
absolutely pure.
Mince Meat.
We will have in stock this
week the celebrated Atmore's
Mince Meat.
Low Prices
Rule, from the plainest arti
cle of tidily food to the fluent
imported daintii'H, mid pu
rity in all depart mints reign
supreme, Ri'spei tluiiy,
I OWELL & SMDEU.
Wliotcrtule and Retail firocer.
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RUNNING ON TIME.
That's the way all onr watches run, and
onr clocks have the well regulated habit qf,
doing precisely the same thing. Perhaps you
hare a watch that la somewhat "eccentric In
Its movements; if you hare, we will straight
en it out for you In short order and we will
also see to It thst the expense involved In the
operation is exceedingly moderate. A Rood
way to ruin the best of clocks and watches
is to let them go too long without cleaning
We not only make a specialty of cleaning,
repairing and regulating, but just now we
have another specialty a special display of
fine umbrellas to which we would call your
attention.
B. II. COSBY.
JEWELER,
PATTON AVENUE.
THE CRYSTAL PALACE.
One ot the newest tilings
under the sun are handsome
souvenir ajer weights with
semes of tlwSwannanoa and
the French llroad rivers on
them. They me selling for
only -7 cents at the Crystal
Palace, 41 Put ton Avenue.
Cull and see them. China,
(lass, L-impi, Cttlery, Etc.
TIIAD. IV.TIInASII CO.
WE AKB SKLI.IVG LOTS UK
FINE - SUITS - AND OVERCOATS,
nii ii, ! anft Children;
FBISK WRAPS
I.AIHHS, MISSES.
AND
AM) CIlll.llKICN.
FINK DKIiH.H I.OUDS
AND TRIMMINGS
To the beat Judges of value in the com
munity. There must lie a good reason for it.
H. REDWOOD I CO.
CLOTHING, DRY GJODS, FANCY GOODS,
SHOPS. HATS, RUGS,
7 t 9 PATTOJJ AVH.
it
BON MARCHE,
!5
37 vS. Itlalti Street.
The Hon Maicl c in now reeeivingitfl hand
Homely uelerted RtOik of tlrens guodn und
trinnningit in whiih there will be found ex
treme novelties of one suit of a kind, no
more to lie had at very luw prices for Mich
tnaterinl.
The stock of fancy gondii in lurer and bet
ter etected than usual. Sole amenta for tfen
temcri fnd Foster kid rIoVch.
Kvening gloves a specialty. I.utM (tock
of miHuen' and childreus captt.
McCall.s Bazaar Patter's are the moat
stylish and best tl'tiiiR Sec the handsome
goods at
BON MARCHE,"
37 S. Main Strict.
E C.CHAM HERS,
)P. M. WRAVER,
Sec. Kc 1 reus.
H. A. MILI.IiR,
Grn Supt.
President
P O. Mll.I.HR,
V-rresiilcnt.
CAROLINA COAL CO.
-DEALERS IN
JELLICO AND ANTHRACITE
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS AT OFFICE,
No. is Vatton Avcuue.
AMI AT CHAMBERS WEAVER'S LIV
ERY OPPICB, WILLOW 8T.
PROMPT DELIVERY
YOUR PATRONAGE
Is Solicited..
TELEPHONE 130. P. 0 BOX 312.
SPOILING FOR A FIGHT.
THAT 8K TO RE IHK CON
DITION OP CHILI NOW.
our Mai
AHHaulled for No
Other Caue Than Their Nation
alltv Proper Reparation j lie",
'innried. v 'w ;. F i &
Washington, Oct. 2i. Secretary Trncy
said tliis muriiing that a further study of
the cipher despatch received from Capt.
Schley of the Baltimore on Thursday, in
regard to the recent assault on American
gailorfr at Valpnraiho, sliuwed that, in
addition to the killing of one man and
the serious wounding of six others,
thirty-live American seamen were arres
ted and detained by tile Chilian aullbiri
ti s at the same time.aud that they were
nfu rwitrds examined anil dismissed, as
there was no proof that they had been
guilty ol'nnv misbehavior.
The Americans were unarmed, sober and
well behaved at th" time ol the trouble.
At least forty men out of the Baltimore's
contingent of 275 men were objects ol
tlie rage ol the Chilian mob. It also ap
pears that up to the date of Captain
Schley's report the Chilian authorities
had taken no steps to arrest and punish
any or the Chilians responsible for the
alVair; or. at any rate, that no Chilians
were arrested, nor had the wheels ol just
ice oieratcd in any other direction than
against the Americans.
It is known that the administration
regards the situation as very serious,
mil that the incident ts not one that can
be overlooked as a simple street brawl,
but as an insult to the honor and flag of
the United States calling for the most
rigorous diplomatic treatment.
Minintir Ugau lias been instructed to
take prompt and vigorous measures to
secure proper reparation, lie has been
billy advised ol the position ol' this gov
ernment in the matter, and has been in
structed to neipiaint the Chilian govern
ment therewith in the hope that the
matter may be amicably adjusted with
out detriment to the honor of either
country. It is understood that the pres
ident insists upon a proper redress lor
the purposed insult to our national
honor, and that unless it is given within
a reasonable time Minister Eagan will
be recalled and all diplomatic relations
with Chili suspended.
KI'.V. MR, USBUKNK,
IflHHvr.u at Trinity KplHcopal
Church Yt-'HU-rday.
There were presint at the morning ser
vices of the Episcopal church yesterday,
the rector, the Key. Mr. UuHose, Rev. Ii.
A. Osborne, and the recently ordained
deacon, the Rev. Mr. Rhodes, all of whom
participated in the various duties of the
service. Ihe sermon was rielivcred by
Mr. Osborne.
In him was attached much of interest.
His career had lieen a varied one in secu
lar and military duty. He had been in
ihe late war colonel of the 4th N. C
Infantry, an omcer ol skill, a soldier ol
daring and courage. A mutilated right
hand and the scars of three other sever
wounds testily to his bravery and his
risks. He was lor several years elerkol
the superior court ot Mecklenburg
county, hiiilil'til, efficient und popular, Ins
thoughts and his inclinations meantime
urging him to the pursuit which now
engages him with so much uselulness and
honor. Heentercd the Episcopal ministry
several years ago.
The knowledge of men neiiuireil in his
previous tatniliarity with secular affairs
'has been ol great service to him as lamil-
larizing him with the chief springs ot
human motive and action. A cultivated
mind, a gentle nature, but a tearless pur
pose, equip him in eminent degree with
the weapons so essential to the vocation
ol all others the most delicate in its sue-
cesslul discharge.
Mr. Osborne's text yesterday morning
was tne words ol at, I'aul. Ami now
abidcth in you these three, faith, hope
and charily ; but the greatest ol these is
charily." 1 he habit of the Episcopal
lergv hus largely leaned to tile use ol
written sermons, with growing tendency
to depart lrom a custom which has its
merits, and also its serious drawbacks.
Mr. Osborne is one ol those whose reli
ance is upon lue extempore utterance,
more lice, more animated, but in his
case at least, quite as finished and pol
ished as U elaborated in the closet.
Those who heard him yesterday tell
the impulse of that readv fluency and im
pressive eloquence that gave the trite
but actually momentous subject a
beauty, grandeur uud importance too
olten not ascribed to it. The relation in
which he placed truth and hoe to "the
greatest ol tliese.chnrity, was especially
ucautilul and siguihcunt, the two tirst
having their eliiclest signiiicance when,
in the end, the one was rewarded aud the
other realized. But charity, in its true
und broad acceptation, always to live
and act in the sunlight ol Him who bad
inspired the sentiment so truly divine.
At the evening service, Mr. Osborne
gave u very interesting sketch of the
1 homuson ormiunnge ntlhurlotte.grat'
ih ing and successful, but, like all such
institutions, dependent upon somewhat
capricious public generosity, always
standing in need oi aid to niaintuin
the capacity for continued usefulness,
The congregation was reminded that on
Thauksuivinu day it would have oppor
luuity to give substantial proof of lively
continued interest
Hlttll WAT1CR IN SPAIN.
RallroadH Hiibmerited, Teleicraph
pole Carried Away.
Madhio, Oct. 26. Telegrams from
Mcrida, province of Badajas, says the
floods in that locality continue. The
River Ebro has overflowed its banks and
is submerging railroads and highways
along its course. In many parts of the
provinces the Hoods nave earned away
a number of telegraph poles and conse
quently communication by means of
wire has been interrupted. The olive,
corn, grape and saffron crops in many
parts of the province of Cindad Real,
have been destroyed.
A Riot on Sunday.
Madrid, Oct. 26. There were serious
riots Sunday in the town of San Mich-
acle, province ol Madcna, between a
bodv of socialists and labor working
mend. During the disturbance two men
were killed and eight seriously injured.
In addition a great number of combat
ants on Dotn sines were siigntiy nurt
The not was quelled by the police,
L1VKLY UOINUHAT CORK.
John K. Redmond Anplrlnir to
Succeed Parnell.
Irish history just now concentrates in
Cork, where Pnrnellitesantlanti-I'nrnell-ites
are skirmishing before the electoral
battle which will decide whether or not
John E. Redmond will succeed Mr. Par
nell ns representative of that town. The
larger.qucstion of leadership is involved
in the struggle, for there is no question
that the success ol Mr. Redmond at Cork
would place him nt the head of the Par-
nellite nnrlv. Prominent Irishmen have
expressed their willingness to follow the
lead ol that gentleman.
Mr. Redmond is a young man, genial
and eloquent. He was born in lHoG. the
son of n gentleman at one time member
of parliament for Wexford. Trinity col
lege, Dublin, numbers him among her
alumni. In 1881 he won a seat in par
liament. Two years afterward he made
a trip to Australia in the interests of the
Irish party, then unbroken under the
leadership of Mr. Paruell, and took
home about $50,000 for the treasury.
He married the daughter of a wealthy
Australian.
In 1884- lie was present with Thomas
Sexton in the Irish convention held at
Boston, und was in this coun
try a second time in 188(1,
when he ntlendcd the Chicago con
vention of the Irish National league,
in company with William O'Brien and
John lieasey. Mr. Redmond, then mem
ber ol 1'arlmnieut tor Wexlord, w as con
victed under the Crimes act in lfS8 and
imprisoned without bard labor for five
weeks. He is reported to have declared
himsell "the elected leader of the Parlia
mentary parly." Within the next ftw
days it will be decided by the votes of the
people of Cork whether he will or will
not be at the head of the Parnellite fac
tion. COME AMIS UOKK,
F.iifllt Thousand People Haw the
ClrcuH In Ihe Afternoon.
The circus has come and gone, and
Asheville has again settled down to her
usual hard work.
The crowd which attended the circus
was remarkable for two things, its size
and its good order. The town was jam
full of folks, but theie was good humor
on every side. It was, in lact, a typical
Western North Carolina crowd.
There were at least 8,000 people in the
circus tent at the afternoon perform
ance. The spectacleof "King Solomon"
was very imposing and well done, what
there was of it. The bareback riders, the
trapezists.the revolving wheelman, were
all very good. The hippodrome races
were exciting in the extreme. Everybody
liot their money's worth and were satis-
tied. The sideshow was much above the
ordinary. The balloon ascension nnd
parachute leap was free and was done in
first class style.
There was very little crookedness along
with the show. There was the three
shell game, which took in several people
who should have known li tter. One
person lost $0, another $35 and so on
Next time they will not bet on another
man s came.
There was a smalt crowd nt the night
performance. But nil 'round the people
were satisfied, and went home to talk lor
dnvs and days over the sights they had
seen.
COLLISION AND RUNAWAY.
A Reversed Kuitlne Takes a (team
per Down the Track.
There was another collision followed
bv an exciting runaway on the Western
North Carolina railroad last Saturday
It occurred near Newton, and the cir
eutiistuuee as giveu Tun Citukn arc as
follows;
A freight train, with engineer John
Clarke in the cab was going east, ll
passed Newton, but had not gone fur
helow tliat point wnrn u came imu col
lision with the rear end ot a work train
Engineer Lowe in cn.irge. Mr. Lowe
saw the freight coming, and, reversing
bis eneiue. he. with his tin-man, lumped
The treiirht struck tne -nni cars wun
force sufficient to break the work engine
loose from its cars. Then the treed en
wine, with machinery reversed, without
a hand to guide it, started off at full
speed toward Salisbury. It happened
that there was a clear tracK neiore u, or
the consequences might have been more
serious. The runaway raced aown as
far as Catawba, twelve or fifteen miles
below the scene of the accident, where it
stopped of its ownaccord, its tires buying
given out.
r . i r..- .. ,1 . 1
I ne engine oi me ifciul nnBuainnu,
besides a few cars, but no one was in
jured. He Did Not coin mil Foritery.
Richmond, Va., Oct. 26 The jury in
the case ol W. S. Dnshiell, charged with
uttering forged note of J. L. Ludwig for
$1200 at noontoday brought in a ver
dict of acquittal. All theotherenses were
nolle-prossed.
Monalsrnor Prealon'a IHneaa.
Nkw York, Oct. 26. Monsignor Pres
ton is lying dangerously ill from a com
nliention of heart and stomach troubleat
his residence in East 12th street. He was
better this morning than for several
days,
Lottery's Baleful Touch.
New Orleans, Oct. 26. Announce
ment is that Thomas H. Kelley, cashier
of Richardson, Williams & Co., whole
sale dry goods house, has embezzled
$2,000. Kelley is a lottery fiend.
Notice lo Farmers.
We want all the first-class butter we
can get. Kroger, 41 College St.
THE TWO GREAT BATTLES
DEMOCRATIC CHAM'Ks
NEW YORK ANU OHIO.
II 18 All Cioluu Flower and Camp
bell'! Way In Their Reitpectlve
(Hatea, Havtt a Can Jul Corres
pondent. Cincinnati, ()., Oct. 2i. A corres
pondent in carefully summing up the sit
uation in this state, says that three has
been a significant change in betting on
the Ohio election during the past week.
Two weeks ago the republicans were
offering odds of 4 to 1 that McKinlcy
would be elected, and even money that
bis plurality would reach 15,000. Today
the Mckinley crowd will not give 2 to 1
and will not take bets at all on majori
ties. The boom for Campbell, which started
the first of this month, has continued to
grow with wonderful rapidity. His
great meeting in Cincinnati Monday
night was the one great political sensa
tion of the campaign. It was just as
much surprise to the local democrats as
it was to the republicans.
Nkw Yokk, Oct. 26. The registration
in this city has been the heaviest ever
known outside of a presidential canvass,
and of course this is altogether in favor
of the democrats, as their greatest ma
jority conies from this city.
1 he netting men nreotfermg heavy odds
that Flower will be elected and are even
giving odds that his majority will exceed
10,000. The lact that Cleveland has en
tered actively into the campaign in lie
half of Flower is having a wonderlul
effect, which is being fell till over the
state.
Had Money Ktiouu;li, Hut Couldn't
Collect It.
Boston, Oct. SG. The firm of Irving
A. Evans & Co., has made an assignment
to Col. Albert Pope and Wilmot R.
ivnns for the protection of all its credi
tors, to avoid litigation and dispose of
ts assets to advantage. The banks
holding obligationsof the house arc fully
protected. About $550,000 is due to
the bunks but the collaturals thev hold
aggregate about $(iti0,000. If ail indi
vidual accounts due the house arc collec
ted there will bea considerable surplus.
Stock Uuotislloua.
Nkw Yokk, Oct. as. Erie 31: l.ake Shore
Cliieni:u and Northwestern 1114;
Soitnlk unti WcKtem n:!'; Richmond und
West I'oint Terminal lU; Western I nion
Baltimore Prlcen.
Baltimokk. Oct. 24 -Kloui. stead v; west
ern suficr $3 50(,i!3.73; exra .'l.yuffi.4.4o;
family, $.',01.43.110. Wheat; No. 2 nil.
wcuk; spot and Uctntierini i(itloi-4;.outh-
ern, steady; rultz 9H(ij.1ii; L-'iiKbcrry
oofltloa. corn, southern; white, new. arm
at 7L'(H73 yellow, old, dull at 0.
New Vork Market.
Nitw Your, Oct. SB Stocks, dull and
stitunart Money, easy at 3. Kxehanirc,
long, 4.s0'!ilW;4 Htj short, 4.N3'a'it4n3-i4;
state tionus, neKiecteu; Koveruiiu-iu oonui.,
dull but steady. Cotton dull; alcs ,"U
bulcs; I'plandH, H 7-Ulc; Orleans, H?,e; lu-
turcs, steady, uctnner. ; rovemner.
H.jfi; Ikcemlier, N 40; January, H.57; l-'ebru-aiy,
8.73; March, S.htt. l-'luiir-quiet but
s'e dy. Wheat active but easv. Corn
quiet hut hrm. Pork dull but steady at
$10 O0i$ll.o0. l.nrd ibpl and easy at
0 (10. Spirit Turpentine qui.-t and stcadv
at 3U-4vi;3 7 V. Kosui inactive and steady
at Si 3.Vj(ii,t 37V- FrciiiUtB good demand
and firm
AFFMKS OF C0SSEQi:ECE.
FOREIGN.
Home rule will lie the issue in the next
general election in Great Britain between
the liucruls and conservatives.
It is thought Michael Davitt can recon
cile the opposing tactions ol the lush
parliamentary party ll he will try.
It is probable that a general strike of
printers will be ordered throughout tier-
ninny to demand a working day ot nine
ins and un advance ot thirty-three per
cent, in wages.
The McCarthvitc section of the Irish
parliamentary party in Cork has selected
Mr. Martin, a butter merchant, as their
candidate to contest the parliamentary
seat lelt vacant by the death ol Mr. Par
nell.
iio.uk.
Russian Hebrews are arriving in New-
York at the rate ot 0,000 a mouth.
The vicinity of Oakland, Md., was vis
ited by a hearty snow-squall Thursday
The name of ex-President Cleveland
was cheered twice at a republican meet
ing in 1 hilctdelnliin.
Special telegrams to Bi ndslreet's indi
cate a continuance of the moderate rate
of increase in the volume of generu
trade.
It is stated that the arrangements to
have the floating debt ot the Richmond
Terminal taken up by a syndicate are
almost complete.
Ex-President Cleveland is to preside at
a democratic mass meeting in New
York next Thursday night and Oov
Mill is expected to appear on the plut-
form with him.
Robert Jordan, colored, was hanged
nt Hampton, Md., lor a criminal assault
on a Mis. Moore, in July last, Mrs.
Moore became n raving maniac soon
after the triul of Jordan.
Charles Wotnbcll, employed in a fac
tory at Bnllardville, Mass., has fallen
heir to an estate in Australia valued at
$1,000,000. It was left by his father,
who went to Australia from England
thirty-6ve years ago.
The will of Mrs. Mary I". S. Searlcs,
disinheriting her son, Timothy Hopkins,
hns been sustained. Judge Harmon, ol
the Essex county probate court, Salem,
Mass., deciding that none of the grounds
set up by the heirs for disallowing it was
proved.
A Columbus, Ohio, dispatch says that
$50,000 was contributed to the Ohio
republican campaign funds by the iron
manufacturers of Pittsburg at the be
ginning of the canvass, and that they
have recently been called ou for further
assistance.
The Oregon legislature, having failed
to make an appropriation for a World's
Pair exhibit at Chicago in 189H, the
State Board of commerce has employed
a number of men to canvass Oregon
for the purpose of raising at least $25.-
000 to be applied towards making an
exhibit.
Monuments of the most beautiful dc
signs. It will be worth your while to
visit my wareroom. Will sell very, very
low. Wolte't Marble Works, corner
Couit Place and Market street.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GIGARS
AT
Wholesale Prices.
If you want a on of good dgdrs. Im
ported or domestic, Grunt's Pharmacy is the
place to (jet lliem. We do not retail cigars,
but sell them by the bo only. A cigar that
vou usually pay ten cents for, I can sell yoa
the same ciar, fifty in a box, at seven cents.
The best five cent cigar at 314 cents by the
bo. It will pay you to calf and examine
them. GRANT'S PHARMACY.
Buncombe Sarsaparilla
A positively 'Safe and Eeliable
Blood Purifier.
Containing Burdock Root, Sarsa
parilla Bark, Prickly Ash
Bark, Poke Root, &c.
By its use you can save yourself
from the Buffering caused by foul
eruptions and ulcerous sores,
through which the system strives
to rid itself of corruptions. It
purifies the blood, giving it re
newed vitality and force. Being
n alterative, it changes the action
of the system, imparting fresh
trength and vigorous health in
place of that weakness and tired
feeling, which is an indication of
disorder and decay.
The concentrated power and
urative virtues of Buncombe
Sarsaparilla render it the most
reliable Blood Purifier that can
be used, while it is entirely safe
for patients of all ages.
Manufactured only at
(3 rant's Pharmacy.
Every bottle guaranteed, satisfac
tory or money refunded.
RANT'S PHARMACY,
4 South Slain St.
J. M. CAMPBELL,
DEALER IN
REAL, ESTATE
AND AGENT FOR THE
ASHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION
AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
For Sale.
The mo.t elegant house in Asheville. The
grounds arc large. All modern conveniences.
Situated risht in the heart ot city. Two
minutes' walk from postoffice. Grounds
suitable for large hotel. Fourteen rooms in
presint house, besi es servant apartment.
vt ill lie sold at a saenhce. The best bargain
in Anheyillc for parties desiring an elegant
home. Possession given in two months.
For Sale or Rent.
White cottage on top of mountain, with
five acres of land, as a whole, or in lots. No
log. dryrst place about Asheville and finest
views within corporate limits. Pronounced
by experts iust the place for invalids. Seven
hundred feet of porch; B'ven rooms. Pos
session given at once. Elevation 2,800 feet.
Kvery kind of real estate, from a lot of
$-'.1 to residences and lots of $125,000. Apply
at No. G. South Main street.
For Rent.
Ten room hou'e on Chestnut street, unfur
nished, all modern improvements; $35 per
month. Possession at once.
Ten room house, turnlshed, all modern Im
provements; $5 per month. Possession on
short notice. Apply
j. M. CAMPBRLL.
Real Estate Dealer.
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