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ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN: SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12 18.U.
ASHKV ILLE DAILY CITIZEN
By RADOLI'H-KERR PRINT1SG CO.
Thk Daily Citizkn, Democratic. In published
every uttcniuun icxcept Sunday) at the lol
Iowiuk ruica ntnctly vwib:
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SATUKDW. UECEMUliR 12. InUI
An ex Confederate suklicr in the chair
ol speaker ot the house of representa
tives' Truly, the world does move.
Only ii handful of republican senators
nsicncu to me namiii; ui me prcsiutni s ;
message, ami they only to the first part
thereof. But with one voice they de
claimed, immediately ullcr the lending
was concluded and they hud udjoumed
from the senate restuurmit, lliut it was
a statesman like document
', TliEKB are few papers in the country
that etii.d, or even approach, The Sun,
ol Hal union:, 1 it the vanity and ueeu
rucy ol its news, uud tile 11 ir, grace and
dlisolule sotiiiaiivss political. v ol its edi
torial utterances. 1 Ik Mia is really one
ol the newspapers ol A iune.i, now be
coming rare, which u is iiucd to lie led
into itiodiru sciisatiniiaiisui, mid ill J
niainl.iiiiiiig its uilci uy in I ins itspecl
it lias retained its sirong tiul.l upaii one
ol the largest ami most intelligent coll
slituciicics in the couiiiiy.
Mr. Vaiulei liilt's tennis court nt Ashe
ville Mid cost over $100 out), while many
thousand nr. starving f r luead. and u
Chnsiiaii (?) press stand, tee ill set,
against an Honest ellui I lor reloi ui.
Clinton CaiuaMou.
The "thousands starving for brend"
could not eat a tenuis court, or any other
kind, but tliev could eat what Hie cost
ol that tenuis court would brin. There
fore, we uie nlad th.it V.uidcruilt out
that iiiticli money into cnculation. ile ;
hns Ins tennis com t, and tnc people who
worked lor him have Ins itwucv; both
arc sutislud. Let him do so some more.
liiiuuiui riuiMiit.
The Citizen aas observed nothing more
extraoidmai) ol l.ilc than the sincere
altitude ol u lew thniocraiie p.ipers who,
even now thut Crisp is ileeted, eoiiliuue
to liar that the occupancy ol the speak
er's chair by u soutlnni democrat will (
somehow raise the sectional issue. Thisj
attitude aha st implies, it seems to ini-
olv.alear that asoutlic.n democrat is i
pretty certain to do souicthiiot I hat will
give the enemies ol the south a chance to
cry that she is not "loyal;" that she is
out patriotic.
From the first The Citizkn combated
this idea as having no possibility ol louu
datioulor the reviving ol the sectional is
sue and as beiuy auini islicc to the south
that should not receive a moment's sup
port Irom southern newspapers. Never
theless some southern tditors did cuter
tuiu this idea and we notice that a lew
of them still have their "r;ruv'c doubts."
We thercloic think it pertinent to call
their attention to the follow iny, from the
Sprinnfuld ( Mass,) Kcpubbcaii a p.,pr
that has been moie liieudly to the south
and has pic. id more olten lor its recogni
tion than any other oryan of New New
EiikI.'ii'I opinion:
"When the subject first bcijan to lie
discussed we weie la doubt whether the
oll SiCtioual l.ehuc; in the uorllnra
states had so far disaiH'aied as to
make it wise Iron) a paity point ol view
fur the democrats to put a distinctively
southern in. in in the speaker's chair ul
this tune."
This was exactly the position of inanv
southern p. ipt is, and they will he inter
ested in tin Republican's changed opinion,
as lollow s:
" I here was one feature ot the contest
oxer the speaUeislnp w.-ica marks it as
ol no liltie lilsK.l li.il llllioi l, nice. Ilolh
ol tne leadine; lamltd.iles were lro,n
states which seceded in 1901 . . . Kilt
u-l.tr as c linc luaid.. -11110111; pull
lie men ami iicttsn.iucrs ol anvnailv in
the mo ih, and ii.ii iieul. n ly ol the reptili-i
licanp.ity.no injection based on sec-
tU'li.il urouiuis has lice il made to the
election ol eittur to preside over the
nation. d house."
Tiik Citizen has can-full v scanned
many northern papers limine; the speak
ership contest and its conclusions acree
with the Republican's. This, ulso from
the Kepuliliean, is iusti ucti.c:
" I'hal a sunt lt-rner eun be chosen
speaker ol the house by a larc;e demo
cratic majoritv without exiiiinj; one
fear or calling out a single cry ol "the
south in the satiric" is a situation lor
whit Ii this p.iH-r has long and earmstly
labnr-.d th lough much evil report. It
murks more distinction I linn any event
which has lately come to pass the end of
the miscrabl struggle of a company ol
political stalwarts to make party capi
tal out ol I 'Stei iuu sectional lieling The
fight aeainst these mischievous influences
that worUd to prevent a luil restora
tion ol the union in heart as well us in
hand dates back with the Republican
more than u score ol years loo long a
time lor such a time for such u cause to
work its way to success but the victory
is now unmistakable. We have passed
the time when the cry of 'rebellion" can
Stir the voters ol the north, and a xtnmp
crusade uuuinst the ''solid south" can
elect a president. I'arties can no longer
cbuut lor success on sectional imjudirc;
tin y arc thrown back upon what they
are and what they do and propose."
These last two or three sentences are
whnt we wish to direct particular ntten
tion to. There has not only been sec
tional prejudice but also sectional fear;
and some of the latter, it would seem,
still exists in the south a fear to believe
in lull measure that the south is no
longer an object ol suspicion, or, if it fill
may he in localities represented by a few
rabid ncwsiucrs, that it is unnecessary
to pay serious attention to any expres
sions ol thut kind.
We 1x1 eve the south should have too
much resjiect, too much dignity, to ht
constantly on the look out for something
to take offense nt in the criticisms of per
tons too narrow-min''ed to be patriotic,
too sectional themselves to think it pos
sible the sout h should he otherwise.
Stone TIi'uwiiik Krnu
Houtte.
From the PfaCadclplila Time.
a Clara
While t lit-president' example it tcnrre
ly well I'liost'ti, yfl the truth he unHer
takes to illustrate I))' it is indi-palahte.
that a very urtwt nnti.in.il cliinmr lit's in
"the ovrrti row of iniijuiitv cmilrul bv
the suppiesyitin tir rvirsi.in (' the po-
nlar minr.igc. lndeeo, Mr. IliirrmonV
own cltctititi mijjlit h ive been taken as
an illimlrutioi. til'tliis 'net, recullinx that
bis (ipiKiutnt meivcd it muj irity ol
rearlv a quarter ol n million ol the dud-
oliir vote, ni.d yet Mr. Uarrmon beta nit
president. '
Thai KeaHouable Doubt."
Prrni th Ftf ttrTille OiiMrr.
Not all, but undoubtedly a urent manv,
of those who kept wice with the pto-
cetilings in the McD:ugatd trinl kaned
most positively to tlie opinion, that tin
dt'ft-nitnnt wan (jmltv ; but, with the final
result, tlwvconcludid thatthe testimonv
. hud nut imiiresstd the minds of the jury
- with u eonvH'tion of that Ruilt beyuiu.
on uuxioas ana reasonable doubt.
FfOU WASHIW'.TON TELEGRAMS.
It has been suggested that Mr. SpriitR
er I: plmert nt tlie hrncl of tliecommittcc
on appropriations, with which the lute
S.imel J. Rnwlntl. ol Pennsylvania, w;i
so promi n-ml v iilentifieil, hut Mr.
Springer says that he would not titkp it.
There is Imt one mnii he savs. to whom
that rhiiiriiianshii ought to h civen,
miH that man is Mr. Ilnlmnn ol Indiana.
The preent conureas to till further
vuote Mr Springer mut scrutinize it
fxpeniliiuresenrfliilly. It must make a
record fur itmliijji'iu economy.
Jerrv Simpon : "RcfcrriiiR to the mnr
time canal ol Nicaraiiiin, the prcMilint
nui.tna j.Hiilnr MnrO:in ill SIMllllirt Ol
hii ....... nsjij0,,. Now. il it were Ben-
crallv undirstood thut several of the
stockholders in this Nicaragua Omul
company were directly interested in the
North Carolina Creosolecompany, which
company can creosote the vast amount
i f piling to Ik-ued in the construction
ol the work nt a profit for filieen cents n
foot, while the general government
would pay theiefor seventy cents per
f iot, l his one phase ol the orgainzeii joi
beryof the scheme mijlit easily show
whv it should be championed by inter
ested parties in the national congress."
It was reported that Representative
Rogci Q Mills, ot lex.ts, proposed re
tirnii! lo iMivate li:c. Mr. Millsch nac
tenuis I he statement as wholly with u;
loiiiidation. Ileitis no iiitcu ion ol n
signing. He is eoinpletily worn out
with the severe mental strain inula
which he has been sullering since tin
speakership contest began.
Uvct v man. woman anil child in Amcr
cus Mr. Crisp's h .me, must have ruslicii
to the telegraph office; but tiieenniin lis
re.ielied when a (loan pnriicnlar Ineilds
ic K 'graphed that they had locked the
slum) in jail in order that luhiinliou in
the town might iuu its uninterrupted
course.
"Here comes the messnge; let's go and
smoke." Thus was the annual message
ol the president received hv loui-hlilis ol
the grave and revcienil senators ol the
Unite.' Stales. It was much the same
w,lv j lnt. ,'oaWi g!lvs Hie New Yoik
llerald s WasliuiKton corrcsiomlcnt.
It is not expected that Speaker Crisp
will be able to announce his committees,
with the exception nt two or three ol the
mil or coiiiiniuees. for lendajs or two
weeks yet. It is b.nly possible that the
result may be postponed until ulter the
Christmas holidays,
It is said that Amos CuminiiiRS, of
N. w York, will be Kiveu the ch.di ni.iii
ship ol the committee on rivers and h.n
bois Tins is one ol the must important
committees in the house.
V rjjinia and North Carolina mcmliers
nie oictty Will buucln d on the side ol
vvu.ic u ui.ijoioy ui c.,c uV...u
er. as are located.
The south will net about h ilf thechair-
muuships, and I lie north the remainder
IN AND OUT,
What the Hotel KuKlxlers of Ashe-
vine Have to aav.
Grant! Centt;il;S. L. Coslin, D.tvton,
0; lluyh Gallaher, S.veetwaler; Ch.is.
S.vain, Knoxville; George W. Candler,
Wavnesvilli; F. A. Voorlices, Jersey Citv;
J. P. Km-, Mrs. I'. K. Spencer Mrs. M.
A. ramblcyn, Detroit. .lich.;Col. Smith,
Greensboro; SI. tV. Lauee, Marshall.
S.v.innan a; Jno. J. Doosy, W. M.
Glazi brook, C has H 10. liable, Kichmond;
J. II. IK rrini;, . II. El will, Uosion; 1'. II.
Fitzlliicj i, Lexington, Ky ; Ben I'osey,
J. K. Robins in, M.n p.iv; K L llanloge,
Atlanta; A. L. Kankin, Greensboro; J. 1.
C 11.18., Sp.u l.uiiiury.
Glen Ro.k;C. 0. West, Richmond; E
II. Kuleuwider, Greenville, S. C; J. 1.
Uilsliorro, Graceville, Minn ; V. II.
Paer, R illicit; T. T. '.ice, Coal Creek,
I'cnn ; A. C. Annett. Koine, G.t ; W. C.
Allen, J .In. sen Cuv, l ean ; I'. 0. Allen,
N. C; K II. Mitchell, A. 1'. II irkms, Laic
W. Willie, Knoxvihe; Win. M. Wornll,
Atlanta; . 11. P.icfuc and son, Wavnes
villi; S G. Illavl i k and wife, GiCells
b .m; I'lios. . 1-nz. rald, Knoxville; W.
II. 1'icrce, Grand K.ipids.
Jlrs.
Vance I.-fl lite tt 'iiator Be.
Iilud.
From the Cliarl tt.- chro li-le.
Charles M. Iluslice tells me today that
Senator ance and his wile have lieen
p issiiiK the tine very pleasantly at
Al ,., iinij Cuiistantiuoplc. and have
, .r . .
,,,kl'n l,:,ssni-'1' "" the rulu'c' "'''
, sails fiom Liverpo next Thursday.
.'. K'v expect u. re..e-,. .i i;n"i )
Christmas. The S.-n itor id ikes it a rule
to no h rever Ins ii.- g ies.liut in Eg pt
made one ladarc Mrs. Vance weal to
the lopof the Gie.it I'rrainid. while he
h ul to remain ul its foot. Charlotte
Chronicle.
Halem't Hond Hell at Par.
Pro-n the Winston R publitaa
S item's improvement bonds, like the
t wn itself, are solid. There is no dis
count. Mayor H. E. Fries showed us a
letter Monday from Meddendorf, Oliver
& Co., bankers, Halt iin-ire, Mil., stilting
that they have just disposed nf $20,000
worth of tlie$oU,000 bonds recently is
sued by that "fnTy nt par value. The
remaining $30,000 will follow iu due
time.
I.EXON F.I.IX1R.
PteaHu.it, F.leitani, Reliable.
For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon lilixir.
For fevers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Blixir,
For sleeplessness, nervousness and pal-
pitnti'in ol the heart, take Lemon Elixir.
tor indigestion una loul stoinucli tuke
Lemon Blixir.
For all sick and nervous headaches take
Lemon Blixir.
Ladies, lor natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Blixir.
Dr. Mozlev s Lemon blixir will not
mil vou in any of the above named dis
eases, all ol which arise Irom a torpid ot
diseased liver, stamach, kidneys or
bowels.
Prepared onlv by br. Mozlev, Atlanta,
Gn., SUc and ftl.00 per bottle, at drug
gists.
LEMON HOT DROP,
Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness.
Sore Throat, bronchitis, Hemorrhngt
and all throat and lung discuses. Hie
gant, reliable,
25 cents at druggists. Prepared onlv
by Dr. U. Mozley, Atlanta, Ga.
janl7eod
The cbeapeat Una
Of pure chinn dinner setts evet offered
here now offered at Law's.
poivdzr
Absolutely Pure
4 crean of tartar bsklnn iwwdrr, Hlft..
eat ei si. ta ksnain airf(ia-Liatci u.
Oomrssaant'ood ale port.
0M
W aW!-
Jank Counters, Tyler System! Port
able, Unequaled In Styles,
Cost and Finish.
i'uI' N. NnnhB, PlM.tM It I'M I Is
AIM TJHWf KF"i
Office Brk nnri Tyi'
wrllr C'nhlnrts.,
Itlylei. Bi'hL and eienp
et on oanb, villi gnwt
rod notion In prlft-i,
U0 M UUIUNt Vt
PfMiift 14 H. Full I1 !
Uf-ha, Cliklra, tuMn, Hm.
fi.M, Caltlnrlt, fllHKk
('blHHt, nr., ! m ciuttt,
Rurrlal work mi Is nlcr.
I'YKUH CSKCO.,Mi.ul Mo.(V.S.A.
BE A HAN
APOLLO WAS A PERFECT MAN.
HKFtOT 11 FORM I-MATCHIESI III WAR!
Bhumi ar ln snoltutarar ift!krtmrn thii
p.m. haiati.irlB wrrpi.voA'.'iB.
Ivarr VAR tn M 1TS0II
tnd VIOOEOOS la ill rf ipacU.
YOUNO MEN OR OLD,
ifffrlnj frm KEFV0U8 Dl
HILIT7. L it or FftlUri MB
b"od, rhvilctl Etiiri, MBtl
Wurrr. VttiDtad DevtlopBunt, 01
nr PEF80NL VrKNEflB eB bt
rt.tortd la PtRFVCT HEALTH tnd
tht HOBLR V IT A LIT T of TK0M
KEN, tb Prtdi Dd Powtrof tUMooi,
ve ciBim uy yvnrn 01 piMCiicc oy
U0N0P0LT OF SUCCESS" in treat-
Affllctlcvjiaof Men. TcMimnnlals
' from 'tt'Sitftifs and Tprrttorles.
OUR NEW BOOK r,
' e rtu. rre, iipniPd, post
.1. fnm flmttrd tttTf. Oct
;khlla TBnta.ai. Pull ExDti&ittoai for HOME TREAT
MENT. Too ca.D b FULLY REBTORED aj Thoaf Bdl
lia? a btan brna. Rad au? tailtmBUli. Attdraaifttoaot
ERI6 MEDICAL CO. BUFFALO, N.Y.
M. A. TILLER,
PRACTICAL
WATCHMAKER and JEWELER,
4 Coart'Square
OPENING
J-'M
In December We WMIIave on Exhibition
THE FINEST LINE OP
SOLID GOLD AND
(0UDS THAT HAS EVER
MARKET.
You are invitod to call and
appropriate for
HOLIDAY
ARTHUR
LEADING JEWELER.
OPENING DAY
JAPANESt
K (roaranteed Cnre 'or File of whatever
kin! or degree External, Internal, Blind
or Bleeding, Itehing, Chronlo, Recent ot
Hereditary. $1 00 a box; 6 boxes, $5.00.
Sent f mall, prapaiJ, on reoeipt of prioe.
We gnarantee to ear any oasa of Files
loaranteed and sold onlv by
r. C. S'nlth Ik Co., whuicaale and 'retal
'-...t, l,He 4nar., ArIV
95o Reward.
WB will pav thr above reward for any caw
of I. vrr Cxmnlnlat, riyapepal. airk HraH.
n'he, Indigratlon Con.tlpatlon or Coa
tiv.neaa we cannot cure with West.
Veueiahle Liver PIHs, when the di
rcctlons are strictly complied with
rhev are purely Vea table, ami never fail ti
idve aatiaiaeilnn H..rar Cnat-d. Lara:
Ihiaea, cont lining 90 pilla 3R centa. Bewan
if eiiuntrrfeit. and imitntlnna. The g-nnin
manu.aeturvd only by Ti'B JOH C. Wl 81
OiiMPAVY. CH'CAOO, ILL. Hold by T. C
Smith A Co.. A.heville. N. C
f f JU- - "-AaENCYiiir U
In JfUh llr 3
A sampan of Inromathm aad aaJ ii A
Watraolof Ih. IMa,alitina iliiw tu I
V. ontain raiaata. i:.vi.a, itaii.
. narks, ooprruma, mm ma
MMMUhd 0O.
1 I Sail Braadwar.
CURE
JESSB R. STARNESi .
UNDERTAKER : AND : EMBALMER
BVHRy RRQCTWTR OP THB BOMNHSS
PURNIBHBD. EMBALMING A SPECIALTY.
' Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Prompt Attention Olrrn to Call, Day or
Nlrht.
OIHciand reald'nce No. 37 North "Main
Strtct. Telephone No. 81.
Trappers and Sportsmen
WAN rKr, 100 Rood otter ikioi Will
nNo bnv benr, mink. wtMcttt ami ion t'tl h.
We on furnish teel trnpii to th-m w ho
wiint thrm Skint ( m ill Anl nnl mnt ie
"ci'ti fl," thHt i not cut mien, it infn
ih ir v hie. Ski th-m vrt'lre nooc, feet ami
al. Dry In the hnrte; a n id it r ainm
aiwmv n'mnve iht b-inr fr the 'a l Call
on. or rt'ldrina JBN sS Hi JH-KH.
octfldtf 2H Patton Ate., Anhevilic. N. C.
WHY DRINK
So-cnl1-d Inre'Rfl wlnesf In hine c sea o-t
ol leu y. u k t a vllr cmi oml m ehe ip p
tint spirits, i-H ncet uttd et era, Thj- pro'
iluct ha no cr Iwn within s ght of n' vlne
wird. Y u rtni'ly p tv hii txh rbit"t prii-e
fur a ihIh-I m! h a Frrnch name I he rcnalt
is m scry an.i dyspe-psla.
The Holidays are at Hand t
Wh"t you want Is ibiiliitely the pur
.iuicr or tht grntt; 'hut wl I promo t dle
non, act as a tonic .mri cmc dyapcpiiu. Ask
your wine mcrchunt for t.ic
"ENGAOIE RED."
It In pure, good en i-g-hfor nnr anl ctaap
eitouuii f -r all. II v.-ur denier cannot suu-
plv yon, then write to the vincari1. Prices
miI h- given on appli'-atiun. wine sold
ft tn ihf incisrri nly hi the case of
doien uuurts, or 2 dosi-n plnn.
J. II x K. MOVT.
l:naillne Vineyard, Luthir. N. C.
nnr14dlf
DAY
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12,
STERLING SILVER
BEEN PLACED ON THIS
x
examine the line which is
PRESENTS.
M. FIELD,
NO. 8. SOUTH MAIN ST.
Saturday, Dec. 11.
E. B. BARNUM & CO.
One Price Hatters.
Men's, Youths' Boys' and
At a reduction of 23 per rent. All Roods mnrked in plain figures, just as they
were a month ago, from wh ch take a discount of 25 per cent.
Be practical in making
Will he plensod with a nice Umbr"'la; we have them with solid cold, sterling sil
ver and natural sticks. ' Fine Neckwear, Cuff Buttons, Silk and Liueu Handker
i hiefs, Suspenders, House Jackets, fSraotring Jackets, and the
MACKINTOSH WET WEATHER COATS
In Single and Double Texture.
E. B. BARNUM & CO.
3ent's Furnishings
Arm" y-l A -
VOU CAN.B.VNKIONJflUK 8HOB8I
That it Just thcklnd of a shoe we sell you
can bank on It every time. When there It a
run on a bank, It It beca'iae there la tome-
hlogthe matter with lit credit; there la a
run on thla kind of a thoe, became there is
NOTHING the matter wl'h In credit, f..r It
happrnt to be the moat cr. dit ilile kind of a
shoe We can tell you ahnea the wear and
trar of v h eh would surp iat a ih impiim l
day Biker, and at flfur.t that the most
cloa -natidli'iyer thatevei lived wonld call
low An examination of our stock ni.d
price. lll convince you of the truth ol these
atatcmcnta.
TKADB MARK:
Verily, Merrily,
More and mora,
It paya to bar ahoet at
Fulenwider's Store,
IS Patton Are.
TO CLOSE OUT!
A LOT OF
Women's and Misses' Gossamers
At 75 and 6s Cents.
A BARGAIN SURE !
COME quick:
tic One And Keep nrj!
FULENWIDER'S.
-THIS'
School of Private Instruction,
iot Httllcv Street.
LrC-tont vn daily in-
SHORTHAND. TYEffTiNO,
PENMANSHIP. BOJKK:EPING,
AND HE CNiUSH BRANCES.
Mar tnat-uetlon i adapted to the requre
mrntx nt each itiuivulu U -tudent, the env tc
etirinjc rapid and t oriUKh p or.i. Par
ticular) turuisued upon ap,.lk..tiwn.
A THANKSGIVING DRIVE.
A. the turkev has the right of way at this
aenaon of th year, we're enggtrd him as a
driver. In the meantime let na drop yon a
hint: You can't aend au thlnn home that
111 rrcrlve more royal welcome than oar
nice oak suits. No holiday gift con d be
more highly appreciated. It la worthy ol
the giver evcrytlme and the satisfaction It
gives mak it. cost Inaign flcnat by compar
laon. Are yon interested In knowing wh t
Is poallivety the shrewdrat tran-action in
furniture ever entered Into by a purchaaer?
Yon won't be In the dark on that su Ject it
yon come and look at onr line.
BLAIR &
45 Patton Ave..
FINE CLOTHING.
ANU
your Christmas presents.
MOST MEN-
8 North Court Square,
.ASHEVILLE, N, 0.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
'MARBLE II ALL.''
Twenty thouannd dollars woitb of goods
to be
SOLD AT COST.
Ovrrcoata, men's and bo.va' suits and all
kinda uf ffenta' furnlabinK vooda.
This la a line opportunity to buy your
winter goods at prime coat. J
J. WL. (iVDUER, JR.,
nrt27pt. AHHlCie.
ntattreMen Renovated.
Old onra made ns nood sa new. Ticks wash
eilornew ones fur I hed. New m .ttrcsa-"
made to order. Will exclia 'Rc work lor old
m ii tt resits. All .vork uunrmt.td. Hntea
reasunable. Orders pu'ict'oi Iv attended to
MKS 8 STIiV' NSOS.
nnr25d f 33 Ilepo Street
Gold an. I Silver 1 ytg'nsa a to fit all g a.
A One aiaurtment lor the h I day trade.
B. WKXI.E'., 17 N. Main "tr et
BOARDING.
GUDGEft HOUSE. 211 HAYWUD STREET.
M. CS. mil.l.KK, Proprietor.
Location um-qiritcd in the city.
Sc erv fine in hie the ist
Polite rin 1 HtU'iitivc ervantg,
Pt on Bpp ii-a'ion
Wilt accommQilate table hoarder!
octl.xltf
Health is Wealth !
Dm K C. Whst'b Nkkvh anu Bka n Trkat
mkt. a puarantLX'1 siwoilic lor Hysteria,
liizzinerM, Co'iviilMora, FiiB, Nerviua Neu
ral Kia, llt-adache. - Nrrvnus Proxtratiun
CHuit-ii hv the ue ot alcohol or tobacco,
N aketulncdf. Mnttal Onmcrtioii, NnitenttiK"!
th bruin re a tinK iii innanity and IratlitiK to
mifirrv, decay ami death, Cninat ire 'Id Aki'
I1iiritann nr. I, tutu o I'uwtr in either kti, hi-
vtiluntarv Ltmiict and hermatorThau,
j cauMt-d by ovcr-ti.rtion ot the bran, m-lf-
anudc or ovcr-intiuiut-n e. f.acn ho cufi
tami on- niunth'n trtatment. $l.UUa i ox,
o oix boxen lor $.VOii, fcni hy inuil, prcpaitl,
on recript ol price. We K'intunti- six boxi-H
to cure any ease. With each order reccivi-d
liy for hix boxen, acciitntnted with $5 0(it
we wdl aend the purchaser our written Kl,ar
antec to refund till inout y it the treutHiitit
d'e not i'lt'ct-t a cure. Ouaraiitre- tnHurd
only by T. C- Smith fli Co., UruKKntn. A'tlc
AvrntN. Pni'lir SniiHrr. Ahvll t
THE SUN.
HAS CECURtO DURING 1892:
W I). HOWBLL9,
r.BUKOS l BUKDITH.
ANUKUW I.ANO,
ST. HKOkOK MlVART,
KUI1VAKD K Pt,IvO.
X. l.OUIH -TliVKN N,
W. VLAKK ItUSSULL.
H. KtUBR HAOOAHD.
NOKMAN I.OCKVHR,
CON ItOVLB,
Mark Twain,
J ClIANOLKtt H IRRIS,
William Black,
MKV II WlLKlNS.
rn.vnvn' nuuusun iiinmiit
And raaay other uiaii.ijfuidud writeri.
THE SUNDAY SUN
I. the tfrcatt.i Sunday Ncwapup r lu the
Wurld
PRICE SC A COP.. BY MAIL $2 A YEAP.
Addrt'HH nil'. sl'.N, New Vork,
outiiaiu. l)ookofT
urn Urn acnl FRKB.
II.M.WOfll.LEV.M.D.
A PARMitt SUIT.
There nre two ki.ido of pallor suits. We
arc not making any cfluit to prcas one. hut
we arc doinK al. we can to preaa the utlur,
t'Ccausc na purlor is complete without it.
Thla suit ha. s.veral rcinurkitblc Iraturie
and perhapa the moat atiik'ng one of nil la
thaTit is worth coalJ;rublc m ire thun we
are aaking fur it. A cheaper ault was ncv. r
off, red fur sale and never wl'l be and a bet
ter suit never added o the attract ions of u
home, you will not begin t rculiie what
j " "'rau'dl ry bargain Is until you hav.
I given us a chance to .how you our furniture.
M'DOWi LL,
Asheville, N. C.
E. B. BARNUM & CO.
One Price Clothiers.
Children's
E. B. BARNUM & CO.
ONll PRiOU
Gent's Furnishings
- BAlJB
CHRISTMAS
IS
Too many people put off
thernselvos, but now is their
struments and a natural liking for my Profession, I offer
you every advantage for getting a Good Photograph.
HARRY SHARTLE,
59 South Main St., Ashcvillc, N. C
A RARE
To Get a
Fine Heatin
At a Very Low Price.
THE STOCK MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.
V. W. W EvST, Assignee.
43 Patton Avenue.
THE WESTERN CAROLINA BANK
' IS NOW OPERATING IN ITS
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
"THE NICKEL SAVINGS STAMP SYSTEM."
Stumps mny W pinch a soil from the Hank or Jiti.vof its
njjpiits. Whon you have a, ilollar'n worth, these will be re
I't'ivcil on deposit at the bank.
Peli i w is a list of our agents who now sell these stamps.
As oth rs are appointed yon will be not 'tied lln-ouh this
paper.
T. J. REED. Piiltmore.
T. E. WILSON, Biltinom
J. II. WOODCOCK, City.
L1NDAU, IIOI GII &C0., City.
II. J. GASTON, Hominy, N. C.
For particulars apply at Dank, where information will
be cheerfully furnished.
.'-&s;'.iT
The-:e fingers are pointing to the fact that 75 acres of land
just outside the corporate limits of Asheville, with a mag
niflrent view of the city and the French Broad river, can
now be purchased at figures so low that no one expecting
to buy a home in Asheville, can afford to let the oppor
tunity for buying pass. In a few months the street cars
will be running within five niimites' walk of any portion of
this land. Will be sold as a whole or in lots to suit, and
on easy terms. Address, for full particulars, P. 0. Box
405, Asheville, N. C.
NOW IS THE TIME
THE NEW YORK
The Best and Cheapest Family Journal in the U. S.
ONE JDOX-.T-.A.PI JL TTEJ-A.Pl.
With h mo.t twrfrct nrwa tn-lna: mahlntrv and wl'h tnrrpannnd 'nta In evtry a.
tloi . (the liabi ahlr gl the Wri kiy llvrai i la eiiuliM to I y bvfi.re lt r. adra ttar Iat
eat Intclllffcnt'e anil tn rntertitliilug nrwa Irn n vverv cl y nn I e .u itry In the w irld
i lit r p itntl' n ior fri-rd -in .'i i ' mleii'iKlenci1 which it hua ncqaired during the many
eara of its proaperuua earevr will be malma tied
UVKINO THB YEAR 189a.
SPECIAL FEATURES FOR THE YEAH.
Original artlc'es on Practical Partilntf and ardnlns, Prgreaa In ScVace. Woman's
Work. Serial nn I ah "-t -lurle. liy the h st An'h..rs. Llieiut ire anil Art, li and tluuur,
newa (or Veternna, and Inrorm-.tiun on all anlOcvta.
The stamp ol Puniv and truth la ldcaa, atsirie. and Newa will be atrictlv maintained.
Bead all subacrlptl o. to
James Gordon Bennett.
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