ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN: SATURDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 7. 1891.
THE CITY DADS' MEETING.
NOTHING STARTLING WAS
OUGHT VP YESTERDAY.
Toe Men Who Govern Vu Have
a RatberUnlntereatliiK Session
The Patton Avenue Tadpole
Hatchery to tie Looked After.
The citv fathers hadn't much to do at
their meeting yesterday. Besides the
presiding officer, Mayor Blanton, Alder
men Brevard, Reynolds, Starnes, Mc
Dowell and Leonard were present.
A Sewer Extension.
B. J. Alexander argued that an exten
sion of the sewer main was greatly
needed on Bailey street, and asked the
board to allow bira to make the exten
sion, 200 or 300 feet, the money thus
advanced to go as city taxes tor iovi.
A part of the street will also have to be
cut down. The board, alter a long quib
ble with Mr. Alexander decided to ullow
him to furnish the money to do the
grading and put in the sewer, on the
terms agreed upon. For the money ad
vanced tor the grading he gets tt per
cent., for the sewer money advanced
nothing. Mr. Alexander thought he
should be allowed 8 per cent., as none ol
hi money, he said, was bringing him
less, but the board would not go over b
The city engineer was ordertd to make
the survey, and bids lor the work will be
opened at the regular meeting next ween
Want the Gas House Moved.
W. C. Carmichael, Mrs. M. E. Hilliard,
Chas. E. Hilliard, F. A. Hull, W. F. Sni
der, J. H. Loughran, J. M. Ray, Frank
Loughran, G. A. Mears. Tweed Bros.
B. C. Trexler, W. D. Hilliard, A. Kreck
H. C. tones and Mrs. S. G. Atkin sent a
petition to the board, reciting the nuin
ber of fires and an explosion occurring at
the gas house near Atkin street, and
asked that the authorities in view ol the
fact that the plant was a constant men
ace to hie and property, have it removed
to a ooint where ir would not be so dan
gerous. The matter will be looked into
by a committee.
Some Street Stun".
The board called up the question as to
the widening of East street by the Look
out Mountain railroad company. The
chief of police was instructed to notify
the company to go to work within the
next week, and it tliey tail to do this,
the city will proceed to do the work ol
widening the street and collect the bond.
It is thought that this will hurry up the
company. Alderman Reynolds is one ol
the bondsmen.
The reports of the juries on Cherry
street and Cumberland avenue were
taken up and rejected, because of the
fact that the benefits assessed were
greater than the damages awarded,
which is agiiinsi the law.
The riport of the jury on ti.e widening
of Njrth Main street was taken up, dis
cussed and adopted.
A jury was ordered for Turner street,
which is to be made tweuly-tive feet
wide.
A Bank Patrol.
Lawrence Pulliam, appearing for the
four banks of the city, said the
bauks bad thought it best to ap
point a watchman to look alter those
institutions at night, and asked that J.
B. Worsley be clothed with police au
thority in the discurgc of his duties. The
request was granted. Mr. Worsley's
salarv is paid bv the banks.
The street committee was instructed to
look up the contract made bv the lormer
board with the Asheville street railway
company in regard tts the keeping up ol
certain streets and require a compliance
with the contract, whatever it may be.
The light committee was instructed to
look into the bill of the 1'eople's Light,
heat and power company, lor lighting
the city, and make a report of its inves
tigations to the hoani on next Friday
alternoon. No moonshine will be paid
lor by the committee.
Matters ol Minor Moment,
Mr. Brevard, the committee appointed
to look fully into the custom of 'drum
ming," was given more time in which to
get legal advice aud make a report.
The street committee was ordered to
pay immediate attention to Patton ave
nue, from Water to Church streets. The
water never runs off there, but stands in
a puddle, and becomes offensive. It has
been often referred to bv The Citizkn
Randall Rjgsdale. colored, was grant
ed exemption from lax, on account of
physical disabi lties.
i. W. ntzpatricK was granted a per
mit to build a stable on his premises on
Central avenue.
The bill of Callahan Bros., for stone
work on city hall, $390, was ordered
paid, as was the bill of J. A. Tennent, for
material aud labor on city ball, $Y3 5.38
MAY TAKE THEM OFF.
Some More News About tbe
Im
provemeut Bonds.
The aldermen, after the regular meet
ing had adjourned yesterdav afternoon
had a consultation on the one sub
ject that has been talked of more
than all others the improvement
bonds.
Mayer Blanton said the bonds had
been on the market so long; they had
been written about and telegraphed
about by many who had no authority
for the handling of them; all of which, he
thought, had at least done the cause no
nood.
He then suggested that it would be
well to withdraw the bonds from the
market for an indefinite peiiod. The
board did not take action on the matter,
but it is believed that, if the bonds are
not disposed of by rext Fndiy, the al
dermen will call them off tbe market.
MR. HOWELL ANGLES.
He Catches Some Fish and Kills
Several Fowl.
olin H. Howell returned yesterdav
from bil autumnal fishing and hunting
trip to Cape Breton. He has a good
sized story to tell his friends. It can be
believed, too, for he's a great sportsman,
as everybody knows.
Mr. Howell lett here August 3 and was
joined in tbe north by Mrs. Howell. His
time bat been occupied with gunning
and trout and salmon hsning. In tbe
second month of tbe fishing season the en
ergetic and enterprising Asheville Nimrod
bagged, or more properly caught, 1,200
salmon and trout. ( This can be proved.)
When the fishing season closed he took
down bis gun and in a month brought
down 200 geese, brant and black duck.
(This is thoroughly reliable.)
Mr, Howell explored much of Cape
Breton jind surrounding regions. Mrs.
Howell will be home in a short while.
Do Yon Kuow
That Asheville has a first class portrait
artist ? Mr. Lloyd Freeman, whose stu
dio is at Lindsey & Brown' photo, par
lors ha a bne display ol portraits on ex
hibition at tbe above place. Hi work
is certainly of the highest order. You
should call at once and examine these
work of art and leave an order for a
portrait to surprise your wife with on
Christmas morning, novSdlw.
AROUND TOWN.
Forecast 1111 8 a. m. Sunday i
nllKhlly warmtri fair wi-ather
wliidH becoming: urlbli wariu
cr aud fair bunuuy.
Miss Pack returned yesterday from the
north.
Mr. and Mrs. D.C. Waddcll are in New
York city.
A daughter is born to Mr. aud Mrs. P.
A. Deuieiis.
Revenue collections vestcrday amount
ed to $4,473.21.
Geo. A. lones, esq., of Franklin, is at
the Grand Central.
R. A. Peal hits returned Irom u visit to
his old home in Put county.
At Grant's pharmacy at 'i i. m. the
thermometer registered 5ti.
Miss Laura E. McLoud is home Itoiu
Spartanburg for a few days.
Attorney general Davidson arrived ill
the city last night l.om Kaleigli.
Ashley V. Cole, ol Kiernau's News
company, is at the UuUery Park.
A. David, an old Ashevilliau. but now
a commercial tourist, is in the city to-
lay.
Ex-Congressman 11. G. liwurt, of Hon-
dersonville. is registered at the Swan
uauoa. Marriage license has lieen issued to J
E Galliou and Dinah Hickman, white, of
Uuncombe.
Yesterday's deposits m thecity sch ols
department ol the Nickel Savings bank
amounted to $19.15.
The Assembly hall dancing class will
liegiu un Monday night at 7 o'clock, so
as to close in time lor the theater.
Mrs. L. T. Mason aud Miss Louise
Mason have returned to the city, and
will spend the wiuternt Mrs. llano's.
. B. Sicilian, of the sixth auditor's
olbec, at Washington, and Mrs. Sicilian,
are Dr. Arlington's on Spruce street.
A sixteen-horse tubular boiler for beat
ing purposes has been muled to the
equipment cf the Asheville Tobacco
works.
Fout or live good dry goods salesmen
are needed at Mimuaugli s .Monday
morning to assist in giving away goods
lor cost.
'The Sabliath and how to keep it
the subject ol the sermon at I nc
French Broad avenue Baptist church
Sunday morning.
I he sidewalk on Merrimou avenue.
which lias been com plained ol many
limes, is lieiug repaired, as Patton ave
nue und Church street have been.
li. I. Holmes, secretary of the Ashewlle
Tobacco association, reports the sales on
this market during t lie month ol October
as 17,1 Gi) pounds, lor $1 1.5VJ.HM.
The seats for Patti Rosa's engagement
at the In and are going rapidly, lbe
were put on sale yesterday morning, an
at noon over one huudied bad been
sold.
There will be a meeting for boys to
morrow at the Y. M. C. A. at 3 3u
o'clock. "How to Be Strong" is the
topic, and every boy that can should
attend.
B. P. Davis, who was so seriously hurt
some time ago by falling out of a chest
nut tree on lown mountain, has nil
proved a great deal, but it is thought
that one toot will have to beampulated
Rev. J. C. Posted will preach at River
side Methodist church tomorrow morn
ing at 11 o'clock. Sacrament of the
Lord s -Supper will lie observed. I sual
servile at niyht by the pastor. Services
will continue at this church all next
week.
There will be a song service at the Y.
M. C. A. tomorrow afternoon at 4:30
o'clock. In addition ts tbe usual chorus
singing led by piano and violins there
will be a soprano solo. Rev. J. (. Pos
ted will give a gospel address. All men
are invited.
The snot in a chimney of a cabin on
Mountain street cauaht tire last night
about It o'clock. An alarm was turned
in from box 462. court place, the tire
bell working like a charm. The depart
mcnt turned out promptly, but its serv
ices were not needed.
The following squib blew into Tiu:
Citizkn office this morning from an
unknown source, and is said to
be Patrick Henry Winston's latest
on Eastern North Carolina: " I he land
in Eastern North Carolina is so poor
that when a man dies his friends place n
bag ol Peruvian guano under Ins body
to insure his final resurrection."
Recorder Miller had only four cases
this morning" John Taylor, colored, for
whipping his wile. $5; J. A. Gillam. drunk.
$5; J. A. Gillam. carrying a razor, $3U;
David Oaks, carrying pistol, $30. Oaks
thought he had a right to carry a pistol,
as he was an officer in Tennessee; but as
he had no papers on his person, the re
corder put him on the list with the rest
of them.
A meeting of the executive committee
of the Art club was held in the club rooms
last night. President C. W, Woolsey pre
sided. The meeting was devoted to the
d iscussion of the articles of incorporation
and constitution and by-laws of the
club, a recommended by the committee,
f hese were adopted. A meeting of the
s ockholders of the club will lie called at
an early dav.
Norman C. McLoud, once Tim Citi
zen's city editor, but now doing repor
tonal work on the Buffalo, N. Y., Times,
came down to Asheville on a flying visit
yesterday afternoon and is shaking
hands with his countless friends todav.
Mr. McLoud, by his work, is making a
name for himself in newspaperdom in
his new home andTHB Citizkn is glad to
know it. He will leave on bis return to
Buffalo on Mondav next.
In the steady rnsh for advertising
space in Trig Citizen the people-never
torget tne popular wuntcolumns. every
body reads the wantlets because they
are short, terseand apt to contain some
thing that will interest any reader.
These Wantlets are one of The Citizen's
many good features, and if you care to
give them a trial, all right. No other
paper in the city has a Want column.
Paste this in your hat, and when yon
want anything don't forget to go to the
right place.
Patti Rosa, whose engagement at the
Opera bouse is announced for Monday
night, occupies a proud position on the
American stage. Her supremacy in ber
particular field of work is everywhere
acknowledged. To a hriirhi and win
some personal appearance, Patti Rosa
adds the highest order of comedy talents
ana that subtle magnetism that is so
rare a quality in stage worker. Her ap
pearance here will be in her delightful
play, "Dolly Varden," in which tbe full
strength of her work is shown.
My wife ha nsed Brndvcrotine for the
headache with the best imaginable re
sults. I state this without solicitiou.
J. W. Mashbum, Abbeville, Ga.
Facts ssruk loader than word. Sim
mom Liver Regulator will always core,
At Strauss' deyiled crab.
WOULD LIKE TO KNOW:
If a person or a firm getting money
from a gullible man on representations
that thev have a "dead cinch" when thev
really have a "dead hoss," cannot be
said to be guilty of obtaining money
under false pretences.
How it would seem to go back to tbe
old five-cent tare once more, if only lor a
day or two.
If The Citizen's weekly Bingham bud
get is nut good reading.
How many young women of the city
are interested in the aforementioned
Bingham letter.
If Church street will be unobstructc !
bv the time conference meets.
Why "Mad..m Rumor" always "whis
iers delightful facts."
If it is a fact that " Indian summer had
scattered his hazetothedistant horizon"
on i he teachers' trip to Bryson City over
fl. H' i k ugo.
Whcic Eugene Bcarden und Will
Cocke got those high silk hats "at."
Broxlus Rrouifbt Back.
Win. P. Brosius, who masquerade in
Vslieville as C. C. Rogers, and stole
$S(I0 worth ol jewelry Irom Mux. A.
Tiller's store in August, is behind "Bun
combe's boasted bastille's bars" al last.
Detective . H. Hampton returned from
Baltimore with his prisoner on this
morning s train, ll-osius was put in
jail and kept there until nonn when he
was taken neiore ustice A. aummey
He waived examination, was returned
to tail and will fie kept there until the
next term ol the criminal court. It is
thought that the most of the watches
and jewelry stolen by Brosius weie dis
posed ol by him between Salisbury and
Baltimore. Brosius has served two
terms in the penitentiary for theft.
Federal Court.
In the federal court todav J. C. Priteh-
at d, esq., counsel for the defence, secured
a continuance until the next term of the
case against Wiley P. Williams, for rob
bing registered letters, on account of ab
sence ol an important witness.
The lollowiug oll'ei.ders were fined
$100 and costs and imprisoned one
month: L. B. Davis, R. M. Andrews,
Joseph Jenkins. Cal Addington, George
K'av, Alex. Grav, Joe Ileuson, Cam.
lackson and Calvin Smith.
The criminal docket has been disposed
of. One hundred and ninety bills have
Ik en found at this term, a larger number
than usual.
Lively Time on the Cars.
Petective Hampton, who came in this
morning, tells of a shooting affair on the
train near lliuh I'oint. A lot of colored
men ijot on al Greensboro. Some of
them jjt into a row, pistols were drawn
and several snots tired. two of tin
combatants fell off the train, but as it
did not stop it could not be told whetiier
the men were hurt, lhe snooting cre
ated a sort 01 a panic 011 the train.
Art Uinplav.
At tin- studio of Lindsey & Brown is
tii be found the itr-st beautiful display
of art goods, embracing pictures of every
kind, pastels, water color, oil paintings,
etchings, artelvps, engravings, photo
graphs, Jtc. Frames by the hundreds of
the r ost beautiful designs. Farloreasels
in oak. bronze, silver and gold.
A complete stock of art materials for
ill painting, pastel, crayon and water
.olors.
I'illsbury best XXX flour. Kroger, sole
agent tor Asheville.
At Strauss' crab salad.
Bl'tolMtXS NOTICES.
There are lots nf bargains at Law's
now.
WTVVatch out for the Asheville Cigar
Co. '9 ad. next week.
We get Whitman' candy by eipiess
every lucsuavand rriuav, Kroger, 1
College St.
At Strauss' jsters on hall shell.
Huyler's candy received bvexpnss to
day, Nov. 3rd. I M. llestou, No. r
South Main street.
Plenty of birds, squirrels, 'possum and
oysters served at the liming Pavilion at
Sulphur Springs. oct!7dtf
At Strauis' oysters in bulk.
We t.-ike pleasure in informing the pub
lic that Mrs. M. Haines, of Philadelphia,
has taken the house No. 53 College
street and has fitted it up as a first class
boarding house where we are convinced
that home comforts will be found,
MpeclMl Rales. Wee W. M. Clarke
Member of Amercan Ticket Bro
kers Asscolatlon, Grand Central.
Index lo New Advertisements.
WAS ED E 8. Wurren.
CANiims Harry Shartle
Wins tub Battls Cryatal Palace.
Tinl.s Dki.icaciks Powell A Snyder.
OrtmA Hot'. Mrs. Gen Tom Thumb.
w
ANTED To bur second-hand. elf-
feeding, hard coal hca'inv .tove.
B. S. WAKKBM,
nov6d3t 3 Orange ilrnt.
German Canaries.
I have lust received a number of Haru
Mountain Canaries Parties desiring
nrst-clats singer, should call at SB Sooth
Main street and procure one before they are
all .old. HARKV SHIRTLB.
FRESH
CRISP
CRACKERS.
FULL LINE AT KROGER'S
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
-AT-
"MARBLEHALL."
Twenty thousand dollars worth of food.
to be
SOLD AT COST..
Overcoats, men's and boy.' nits and all
kinds uf gents' furnishing goods.
This Is a fine opportnslty to bay yonr
winter goods at prim. cet.
J. n. GVDGEK, JR.,
octarpt.
As)ls;s
FLEXIBLE
STEEL WIRE
TCI
The Best Mat for scraping
side and bottom of one's
feet.
NO FRAMETO TWIST,
NO RIVETS TO LOOSEN,
SOFT AS A C ARPET,
VIST
DURABLE AS STtEL CAM M'KE :T,
Pit .4 I.K 11V
W. B. WILLIAMSON ; CO..
Furniture and Cupels,
WOOD. I COKE. I LIME.
KINDLING. CHARCOAL! PLASTER.
Best Quality Baled Ohio Hay.
Jim:s""u.CEMENTS.
FINEST PLAIN, PRESSED AND MOULDED RKICK.
Artificial Stone Tiling; and Concrete Work.
C. E. MOODY,
Yard and Warehouse Near Freight Depot, Telephone 73.
Office 30 Patton Avenue, Telephone 40.
THE NATIONAL
BUILDING AND LOAN GOMPANY.
OF ASHEVIIXK, N. C.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $25,000,000.
INCORPORATORS!
Frank Coif, l anitaliat. I W. H Penlund. Ca.liier "lest National llnnk.
Lewi Mil 'dut. I'rr. Wr.tern Carolina Bank. ' O R Pou ell. ol Powell & Snider, Krocrric.
V. B McHer. Supt ileurgiu Central R K. "iihinxml Pcanmn, i aiiitnli.l.
H. T. Collina, Pre. A.hevllle Ice Hi Coal Co. i J A Coiiant. Co .tiactoi.
H C. Hunt
We solicit th" co-operation of thr citizen of A.licvllle. PutIv a hoim- institution with
benefits accruinK to investor nnd shareholder. equal to .irailarln.tttui.on loiued in othir
fltate. For tovk or loan applv to
BONNYOREGT I2ST3ST
AT
SKYLAND SPRINGS, N. C.
Will tw kept open through October, it wilt be
wr fru'iis i urccm ixt i.
The attri't ions are: A nick-nnan new honte.
mtarral pntiK-, tv mad crrr The own r ii
mo ey, but to p'eate hi Rui-ntR -nd advertise
You mutit be bard tu plcAM it' yun are not
BonnTcreat.
Will vou come and t? You will be
reasonable. Can tuu spend October with u
Mo w. Iinr Irnin
OS TUB SHHVILLB & 8FARTANBUUO R. R., 8 MILKS FROM A8HKVILLR.
Thin Spare Reserved for
LUDDEN & BATES.
T. W. .We'll. Ap'nt.
REMOVAL.
I have moved my boarding house from
corner I'uttun avenue and Church street,
to 311 (the G M. Robert! p'ace) Patton
avenue, where I am ready to accommodate
rejcilar and transient boarders. Terms
reasonable.
oct7if MR 3. STEVENSON.
The En a dine Wluea
Ctt now be found at tbe eitabliMimeuU ot
Bonans Wine and Liquor Company and
Jatne H Loughran, Asheville, N. C. Parties
wishing ts purchase direct from the vineyard
can have prices quoted on application. Wine
sold by the case only.
JOHN K. HOYT,
el 2d 2m Luther. N. C.
CHEAP FISH !
The place to buy fish, and buy them cheap,
is P. C. Mcln tire's Butcher Shop on College
street, in front of Woodbury's livery stable.
Only 20 cents per bunch.
oct23dtf P. C. McINTIRB.
Chalybeate Water,
Brought in pipe direct from the A.hevllle
Chalybeate Kprlnir (Ions known aa Lee's
Chalybeate spring) now on aale at booth on
north i-onrt square, bv the alaaa.aer ed cold,
2 cents, three alanaea 5 cents or by the gal
lon, half gallon, or any q lantlty desired at
low price.. B. J. ARMSTRONG.
jul7itt
Trappers an-1 Sportsmen
WANTED. 100 TTof "otter Skins Will
also buv bear, mink, wildcat and (ox skins.
We can fnrni.h steel traps to those who
want them Skin, of .mall animals mast be
"cased," that I. not cat open, a. It lessen,
th Ir vKlue. 8.1 1 them entire aoac, feet and
all. Dry In the .hade; aae ao salt or alum
Always remove the bune from the tail. Call
on, oraddreM JUNKS JBNKS,
octodtf 38 Patton Av., Asheville, N. C.
-BOARDING.
6U0GER HOUSE, 211 HAYWOOD STREET,
M. O. MILLER, Proprietor.
Location naeqnaled m the city.
Scenery tne table the best.
Polite and attentive servants.
atrs on application.
Will accommodate table boarders,
octlsdtf.
Br-r-r-r-r-r-r !
Now atop and read moment I Main
spring broken I Maybe worsel lean make
It ran again whatever is wrong, and at as
little castas you pay for best work, 'with
guarantee. I will have It ready lor yon at
the hoar pro
M. A. TILLER, "
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
No. 4 M. Coart qsusro.
JUHK A. COIAJIT.
Secretary, llartia-d Building;.
cloieii during Novemtcr. Will opcu for win
laiirv room with fire nine:1, fine view.
munaijuifi ijc d uc Imnnt lf, not to mukt
sk.vlmul
lulled with the fit re and the treatment n
welcome. Will you write fr trnn ? Thev are
? i hope you can: it i nufh a love'r month
OTIS A. MILLKll,
Skyland, N. C.
-I'OK THK-
NEXT THIRTY DAYS
WE WILL
SELL - AT - COST
Our Bntir'fclock con.Htinx of
Carriage,
Victorias,
Ruggies,
Phaetons,
Wagons,
Blackboards,
AND 100 SETS OF HARNESS,
Lap Robes, Whips and Horse
Blankets.
Also one Brand New Ten Hone Steam
Boiler with all fiiturcs below manufactur
ing prices.
J.IWOODY&CO.
nov6dl w
RAYSOR & SMITH,
With the first cold wind, you suffer most
with rough skin chapped face, lips and
hands. Why bear with tbe diangrceable sen
satlons, when thev can be avoided by get
ting a twenty-live cent bottle of
RAYSOR & SMITH'S
A cooling and emollient application, for sof.
enlng the skin, presenting and Immediately
curing chapped hands, face, lips, and all irri
tated surfaces. Pull directions with each
bottle.
Manufactured only by
RAYSOR & SMITH,
DRUGGISTS,
31 Pattoa Ae., AheUle.
ASHEVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
:C O
FORKED - FREE - FROM - DUST.
FCKJJOMESTIC USE.
Celebrated Jellico and
Best A uthracite Coat.
WHOLKXALK AND UKTA1L.
(X)KE IX OAll LOAD LOTS.
MANUF.UTUKKRtf A N 1 )J I ) E A L R KS4 1 X Whl.
Asheville Ice & Coal Company.
Telephone Mo. .6 nnd 40. No. 30 Pptlon Avenue
TH?"
CAROLINA SALOON
TO THE
While others nro putting a
I am now better orennrril thnn evt r tn
elnss alin. I have tbe lariicnt and liest .tink In We.trrn North Carolina, if not in the
stntt . anrl It i'niiit. of lhe lire.t hrandi nl Whi'klr., Wine, and Brnmlie. known in the
world. B-irk '. Th'eeStnr Irinh Whi.kcy, heynnd a doubt the finest in the world. Try
and you will he convinced that I am ailvcrti.inK nothing lint lact.
Whilritl Kurotlt. dtlrini? the Mutnmrr of 1HM I nta.l .mn.rawnt. tl. ..I...... U'ki.
key, Simninh Sherry and Port Vinc. the equal never brouvht to A.hevllle Imported Clar
rt. Hon let Canet, Murfciux. Chateau Belmont very fine. In French Brandiea I have a laiire
mock, including John lli-nni.nv Kt Co ' Three
o . i-aie Ale, Rim l.ullineH.' Hxtrn Foreign
My Hoc k of Dye whinkk'n , mbi'itec. mmt of the line.t and oldest brand, known.
Beer, the finest on lhe market for fa-nily une. The lict brand, of ClOAHS and TOIIAC
O. w hen you are In uccil ol anvlhing in my line, before going elwwherc, come and kc me
ind be convincnil. My whiskies are recommrnded bv some of the mmt eminent men ol the
fiKC for medictn! purpoc Reauictitilly,
FRANK O'DONNELL,, PROPRIETOR.
THE CAROLINA SALOON. fJ SOUTH MAIN STKEET, ASHEVILLE. N. C.
.Mu wine, lire iihi nimicrou. 10 mention.
ASHEVILLE SODA
217 Haywood Street.
the tntmv ns in the past, every attention will be given
to produce the finest grade of Cnhonuted Beverages under
the rfiltSUXA L supervision ot the proprietor. The con
stantly indenting demand for these goods irom this fac
tory is conclusive proof flint n tine article is appreciated
hy an intelligent public.
Vichy and Seltzer Water in Siphons.
OAKLAND HEIGHTS SANATORIUM.
IPORMBRLV OAKLAND INN.)
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Tti Mont complete Health Resort
In the Sontta.
Is now 0111 nnd rea,ly forrueita. Thl hi nac
U lhe moat deairablc In the South for iier.
on who need rest and midli al attention.
No hotel in Aoheville has a. well furnlnhed
room ami It. cuimne i. nurqua'led. Only in
the case of pnticul. I. lhe diet regulated. Th.
table is an important feature of the sanato
rium The water Is pure and plentiful, coming
from a large limpid .pring near by. The nan
itarv arrangement, are aa perfect aacare and
money can make them. Persons sufforlnie
m th throat and lung trouble, are jreentlv
benefitted by a .tay at thi. place. The mctf
leal management i. under the direction of
P. W. Neefua, recently of the lackson eUna.
toriura, at Uan.ville, N. V
The Sanatorium is thoroughly equipped
with modern appliances for the K-ientific rc-i
lief and cure of all nervous aud chronic dia
enc. The bath department, are new
throughout and are under the .upervieion ot
comiictent and skilled attendants. The.
method, of treatment include all forms ur
bath., the Medicated Vapor., Turki.h, Utec.
trie, Ku.lan, Roman, Moli'.re, Thermo-Hlec
trie, Klectro-Chemical, Mansage, Klcctri,-ity
In all its forn a, also Swedish Movement.
Medical attemiance and every form of treat
mcnt included in piice of room.
Although tbe comfort and welfare of tuv
sick arc lbe first considerations, every oppor
tunity is given to thoK who dcaire to upendj
pleasant and profitable season here.
Address for farther particular.
BIIm Einllle Vaughn,
A8HBVILLB. N. C.
THE WHITLOCK CLOTHING HOUSE,
48 South Main St., Asheville.
Fall and Winter,'91-92.
Stylish clothing for men, boys and children, just opened
and ready for inspection.
More taste and care has been used in providing stock for
this season than ever before. Believing that tie demand
will be birge and the season a long one, we have prepared
a very large stork in all lines in order to meet the wants
of our increasing business. The chief line,
FINE SPECIAL MADE CLOTHING,
is a sight worth seeing. The reputation of our clothing is
established, and shall be maintained as superior in style
and wearing qualities to any other on the market.
Our main strength is in full dress weRrond high clas busi
ness clothing equal to tailor made in every particular.
Overcoats in everv shape, weight and quality, an immense
stock. To complete our stock of mens' wear we offer
gents' furnishings in larger variety than ever. Medium
and heavy weitrut underwear, neck wear, hosiery, Manhat
tan shirts. The best in the world.
IDieinlap
And other leading makes. No imitation blocks, but the
genuine. For stylish and reliable goods at popular price,
try us.
THE WHITLOCK CLOTHING HOUSE.
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FRONT.
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furnish vim with anvittlni. m.....IIb t... I- ....
Stur nnd other
nd other .tandnrd brumls; Hn.tt A;
,n tact, my stock "f imported liquor.
Stout
WATER FACTORY,