ASHiflV.LX.LE DAILY CITIZEN: MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY 18, 1892.
HOTEL BELMONT.
(Formerly Sulphur Spring Hotel.)
FINEST WINTER
HEALTH RESORT IN THE SOUTH.
LOCATION
on h mountain itlatcau.ro n natural grove
ores acres; 2.6o0.fcet above ca level.
HOTEL BUILDING
A new three story fire prool brick building,
with steam heat ind open fires, electric ele
vator a d bells, gas light toilet and bath
rooms, barber shop, etc.
MINERAL WATER
The aulphur soring wnterpoascsses marked
medid-al properties, and through its prompt
direretic and laxative action ii especially
ben.aanl in catarrhal dyspeptic, kidney and
liver affection. The iron water is particu
larly indicated in an.xmic conditions.
SOURCES OF AMUSEMENT-
Boating, hunting, fishing, tennis court,
croquet grounds, liillinnl anil pool rooms
for ooth ladies and gentlemen, reading and
card rooms, d.-ncing, a fine orchestra, etc.
TAKBOUR BLBCTRIO CAR AT Dhl'OT.
JOHN 8. MARSHALL,
aovRd3m Director
I'KOFKSSIONAL CARDS.
MASSA8E AND ELECTRIC TREATMENT.
Mr. a lid Nra. H. I. Harriett.
Nervous Prostration, Paralysis. Rheuma
tism, Neuralgia, Obesity. Inoinnin. Rtc , Suc
cessfully treated. Patients attended at their
own homes or at 40 Flint street,
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IN AND OUT.
What the Hotel Reglstera of Aahe
vllle Have to Hav.
Burnett House: John F. McGownn,
ChicKo; C. G. Watson, W. M. LoKan,
M. . Goodson, W. N. C. Rv ; P. J. Cor
cor.in, New York; F. B. tain-aou. I. M.
Hutljjins, John Jiirrett, Marshall, N. C.
Grand Central: D. Cosrtovc, N V.;
J.J. Ycates, N. C; John Golden. Pcters
hurg. Va.; A. C. Moore, Rnliert Dermis,
Newport, Tenn.; J. H. Wilkins, Ruther
fonltoti, N. C; L. E. Persons, Mt. Mor
ris, N. Y.; V. T. Rogers, N. C ; H. G.
Mortis, Hcnriersonville; C. E. Newton,
Chicago; J. F. Anthony, Rending. Pa.;
A. C. Moore, Newport, Tenn.; Quiiin
Phillips, M. J. Harrington and wile, C.
Hartlev nnd wife, Miss Edith Newton,
the Cassie sisters, J. W. Lincc, A. M.
(Juimi, "Two ohns" Co.
Glen foci VY, F. Tompkins, Webster;
H. A. Dowdon, Dillsboro; C. D. Smith,
Franklin, II. D. Amos. Morganton; W.
B. Howard, N. C; II. A. Jenkins. Hick
ory; Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Ellis, Bow
mans Bluff; L. V. White, E.E. Uarlv and
wile, knoxville; (,to. B. demons, Phila
delphia; C. H. Wilkins, Chicu;; W. M
Loan, M. J. Goodson, Spartanburg;
A. V Harkins. Knoxville: W. I. l aw and
COLUMN.
HOW TO WEAR THE BONNET.
CHAS. A. GARRATT,
Organist and Choirmaster Trinity Church.
- and --
CONDUCTOR OF THE GARRATT ORCHESTRA
Receives pupils for the Organ, Pianoror e,
Violiu and Voice Culture For terms, etc..
apply at 14 Bailey Strict.
Wu. II. Lkwis
JOS. W. St'UMKRH
SUMMERS & LEWIS,
Attorneys at Law,
Office No. 4. North Court Hquare,
lip Stnlrs.
ASHKVILI.B, N. C
octiadlm
bTfTarrington.m. D.7Fors.
OPPICB g ROOM8
Over Cosby's Jewelry Store, Patton Avenue
Mf-Pilling teeth a sprcinlty; also treating
diseased gums, snd all disenscs perw'ining
o tne aentai structure. a7dti
J. F. GARRATT.
Piano Forte Tuner.
TERMS REASONABLE.
PERFECT SATISFACTION.
Leave orders at C. Falk'a, Ashevlllt'.
oov23d3m
THOMAS A JONBS.
CHAS. A. WKIIB.
JONES & WEBB.
(Successors to Davidson, Martin & Jones.)
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
Room No. 7 Legal Building. Asheville, N. C.
Jan2-dlG
R. H. REEVES, D. D. 8.,
DENTAL,
OFFICE
Hi i:onnatly Bunding, over Kcdwood'. Store,
Patton Avenue,
Residence, 30 Spruce street.
J. W. FOREMAN, . I..
DENTAL ROOMS,
V. M.C. A. Hullding, 26 Patton Avenue.
Refers by Permission to :
W. H. K. Thackston, M. I) , l. D. 8 . Farm
ville. Va.;J. Hall Moore, M. Ii .li M.S.. Kich
mond. Va.W. K. Norris, l. n. 8.. Char.
lotteaville. Va.; W. H. Olngrich. I). D. S . and
Dr J. H. Woodlev, Norfolk, Va. novllliKim
wile, Chicago; W. J. Rattle, L'levclanil,
Ohio; R. W. Moore. Danville; Miss
Amanda Dalton, Golden Vallev. N. C:
Jos. freilns, Milwaukee.
SVamiamn Joseph Fiehis Milwau
kee; Harold I). Force, Newark, N. J ; C.
II. South wick, S. (ialcit, N. C; B.J. Fer
guson and wile, Chicago; R.- H. Wool
lolls, Wisconsin; E. H. Smith, Va.; II.
Hcllex, Phtlndelphia; 12 E. Levy. E. II.
Fulenwider, lialtiinore; Milton Keed, At
lanta; John H. Harvey, D. S. Crooks. H.
I'oweri, Cineinnuti; A.M. Smith, Lynch
burg: P. R. Skinner, Ky.j lohn Hart
and wife, "Two (onus" Co.; I). A. Mot
I'att. C. Seholt, W.J. Ilurke, R. E. olm
son, Baltimore; L. A. Thicker, Iowa;
William Snow, N. J.; Thus. S. Uoulis,
Richmond; Ike N. Kihgsliaoci. Louis
ville. battery Pjirk:E. W. Ivversfield.Saml.
Rosenthal, Baltimore; Frank Gamliet.
Boston; Jos. Schwab, Cincinnati; S. H
Sinclair and wife, Miss Matter, Mcrayn
Sinclair.Cedar Rapids; Baron E. d'Alinge,
Biltmore; Milton Reed, Louisville;
H. C. Tyson, James Hall, Philadelphia;
Will J. Octzel, Spartanburg; II. F. Cobb,
jr., Richmond; C. A. Hanncr, Thoi. G.
Carson, MissS. D. Carson, Mrs. C. J.
Jackson, F. C. C. Clark, R. R. Dintlscw,
J. S. Churchill. New York; James W.
Bradbury, Miss E. II. Gregone, Augusta,
me; u. n. mumcr, Kiciinionii, a.;
L. Ii Jones and wile, t-hungo; 1. TV in
Bell, St. John N. B.
HEWILL BE kl Kn.
P. KAMSAY, D. O.S.
Dental
Office i
Over the National Bank of Asheville, Bar
oard Building. Residence, 69 Charlotte st.
feblittdlv
J.A
TBNNBNT,
specifications and estimates fur.
AO work in my line contracted for,
Architect and Contractor.
Plans,
ai.hed. A
and no charges for drawings on contracts
awarded me.
References when desired.
Office! No. 13 Hendry Block, North Court
Square, Asheville, N. C fcblSdly
Dra. McGlUra & straw.
PRACTICB L1M1TBD TO DISBASKS OS
THE EYE, EAR, THROAT ANO NOSE.
Testing for Masses Scientifically Bona.
OFFICE NO. 20 PATTON AVE., UP 8TAIRS.
octJld&wSni
34-Year)' Experieuce-34
MILTON HARDING
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Office and shop, Wolfe Building.
CORNBR COURT PLACE AND MARKET
8TRBBT.
E. H. BRITT,
STONE CONTRACTOR & BUILDER.
Also grading of all kinds done. All orders
promptly filled and work guaranteed. Can
b. found at all thnea at Powell St Snidcr's
tore. P. O. Box 586.
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INSURE YOUR PROPERTY WITH
E. J. ASTON,
General i Insurance i A tent.
Rear No. 30 Sooth Main street.
Established 1868.
auS dlv
Asheville. N. C.
A. H. COBB,
STENOGRAPHER.
' ROOM 1. McAFBB BUILDING.
Legal work a Specialty.
Walter S. Cushmau,
(Pormerly of the Massachusetts Bar,
ATTORMKT-AT.LAW,
COHHISUONKK OF uim, and notary public
No. 80 Patton Ave., McAfee block, room 4
A8HBVII.LR, N. C.
iriCIALTUB: till riOPUTT 1 GOK VKTAHCIH8.
apr33dtf
JAMES FRANK,
DBALII IN
FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Ageat for Reems Creek Woolen Mills.
Korta Mala Ash. ville, N. C.
holudly
RuhhcII HarrlHi.ii will not Pay
for His) KiUerprlHe.
Suit will be brought in n few days in
the federal courts ol' San 1'ran
cisco against Kussell Harrison for
$3,000, monej advanced by the
Alaska Commercial company to hi ra lor
the expenses of the Frank Leslie explor
ing expedition in Alaska. When Wells
came out here he got free transportation
irom tue Alaska Commercial company,
and also made arrangementa ler draw
iiiK on their agents in the tar north to
corer expenses, as banks are not numer
ous in our Arctic territory. The com
pany did everything to htlo him. and in
all paid $3,000. When the bills of the
Commercial Company were sent to Kus
sell Harrison and his partner, Mr. Arkcll,
tnev replied tliat tue bills must be 0.
K.'d by Wells.
There was another lone wait, and
then 1'resident Sloss of the Alaska com
pany wtote to Wells, who replied that
he had endorsed bills as all correct weeks
belore. I hen Sloss drew on Arkel and
Hun i so n lor the amount but ther
lowed the dralt to uo to protest. Then
sloss used language which the mission
aries do not translate for the useaf Alas
kit Indians.
i am as lonn oi enterprise as anv
one," said Mr. Sloss. "but I am not fond
of being played by a millionaire like
Arkell and his lather's son like Kussell
Harrison. That kind of enterprise don't
go.
Only U a Year.
Prom the Rutherford Banner.
Ifyoucangcta copy of The Asiik
villb Weekly Citizbn, of the 7th inst.
and read the farewell sermon of Dr. W
A. Nelson, it will pay you for your trou-
oie.
This Applies let AaheTllle.
Prom the New York World.
inc inmienza auates somewhat in
rainy wenther, because the dust is kept
down. Moral: Get rid of the dust by
tnorougn street cleaning.
"What a pity it is that his face is all
pimples:
He'il be yery fine looking if it 'twasu't
or mat.
said pretty Miss Vere, with a smile at
the dimples
KefiYcted from under the nobby spring
nat
As she looked at herself in the glasj
so my signing,
That she had for the younp man a tender
regard.
There wasn't the least need of den vine
for every one knew it. "His beauty is
marrca uy tue irigntiui red Dlotclus all
over his lace. I wonder if he couldn't
take something to cleanse his blood, nnd
drive them away?"
Me heard what she said about his
looks. It hurt his teclitms. but he could
not deny she told the truth. He remem
bered a friend whose face used to be as
bad as his. It had become smooth and
clear. He went to him and asked him
how the change had been brought
about. "Simply by using Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, was the re
ply." Take that, and I'll warrant you
to get rid of your pimples."
He did so. His lace became henlthv
and clear. And next week he'll be mar
ried to pretty Miss Vere.
A Household Remedy
SPA aa a
t BLOOD AND SKIN
DISEASES
8)b 8 8)m
U Pi i roe SCROFULA, ULCERS, UlT
VUrCS rheum. ECZEMA, tttri
lormol mslljnsirl SKIN ERUPTION, b
Slots Sting tttcaclout Is tonlnj up ths
system and rtttorlna ths eonlltutlos,
has latstlred from any causs. Ha
l (uptriunural
I ' arhss Imptlred fraai any causs. Ha f
( I almost auptrnalural staling prtptrtlta
I , Jnatlfy as Is ousrsnteslng a curs, H A
, 4lrotlonssrs followed.
8ENT FREE l I
BLOOD BALM CO., Allants, Oi. 0
In; luablo SuKKestions to Women who
Uava Difflenlty with Head Gear.
The fashion of having strings on
large hats seems to be a regular rage.
The silly fashion of having huge
streamers pendant from the back of
a hut is seen no more, but tiny
strings crossed just above a Greek
chignon and brought about the throat
and tied in a small bow under the
chin is a fashion so graceful and
pretty it deserves to last a long time.
There is a general idea among wom
en that strings under the chin add
years to the appearance of their
woorer. Let me explain how this is,
according to the French idea. For
instance a woman buys herself a bon
net that is long at the sides, at times
reaching almost to her ear tojis
many ladies have the idea that be
cause their faces are broad their hats
must be ditto: that the hats must
taper upward and outward from the
ht-ad in order to make the face look
small by comparison ; a hat of this
soit always adds to the age, and
when strings are attached the aged
appearance ol the wearer is again
increased.
A woman with a broad face should
wear a bonnet that sets on the top of
her head not resting on her ears
ana brought in a curve back from
the forehead. The hat should be nar
row and project over the forehead.
and not be too long at the back. A
Greek chignon should be avoided
the hair done in a French twist that
adds to the length of the hood and
the hat perched on the top of the
buoi at the crown ot her head. With
this shaped hat naiTow strincrsof rib
bon velvet should lie attached at the
buck, both together, not at the sides
or rear comers of a hat. They should
lie crossed half way down on the
back of the- head, and brought about
the throat like a band and ended by
a small bow just under the chin.
If the wearer has a palo complex
ion lot her affect dark blue, or blue
of the clear electric grayish shade
DurK red niMsa color to the face.
though caro should be taken that thu
red has a yellowish tinge instead ol
a green or blue reflection; the latter
will make thu complexion look
darker inst jad of beintr an iinimn-n
ment. i'or cveniiiir lionnets onle
cream or bluoshould be worn or pink
of a deeper huo. Palo pink is one of
the most trying colors to a woman's
face; it must bo of a shade to form a
harmony instead of a combination
with tho complexion -otherwise the
eltect is lost. For blond types noth
mg is prettier than tho palo sea
green or Dine tints of velvet ribbon
and the littlo band about the throat
lends a soft appearance to tho flesh
that is becoming to everv one.
Strings that hide tho pretty part of
a woman's side head, where her hair
grows in pretty curves back from the
ears, are not an improvement. But
the strings that add a dash of color
to the toilet fall lightly over the hair
and are brought hxisely about the
throat are effective, pretty, do not
aim to tr.o nge and always make a
woman seem well dressed. Bonne
strings are exceedingly ladylike, and
uiuir running tendency to one s ap
pearanue is equaled by no other por
uon oi a woman s toilet.
Ismail hats that are rolled back
from the face and have a bow sot mi
uur tue trout or tne run are very
pretty for oval faces. They are very
short at tho back, exjiosiug all of the
hair that being dono at tho crown
of the head and tho hat restiiur flat.
The tops of those hats are trimmed
with a single pomjion and a knot of
ribbon. Strings similar to those be
fore described are attached to the
back. Providence Journal.
WANT
WASTED.
WANTED A young- KngMsh lady wishes
pasition as governess or compnninn.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R. CO.
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION.
CondenKd schedule la effect Nor. 15, 1891
Good relirtncvt.
jun lGdi w
A., Citizen Office.
EABTBOUND.
Knoxville,
Morris town.
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"1ITANTED Nifcrht class in mathemntW
ff shadows and perspective drawing by
Robert Uruun, Lyceum Art Club, Saturday
niKUi.il. jitnl mi w
lf ANTIiD To rent large furnished house;
IT modern improvements, by a respon
sible pirty,
tms oihce.
Best references
A dl res N. Y..
janiidlw-
11 an i bu a iauy desires position as vis
f T "inK governess, tu tench kindergarten.
primary and elementary branches Special
attention Klven to invalid r backward chil-
oren. References Address
MISS CI'TLR.
Janl6d4t Mt WaMhintctoa, Md.
"IT"ANTEI Mrs. Kobie at 'Sabine Farm'
TT (Judge Henncr h ute) wouid like a few
familitte, or a party of In- uds, as guests. The
nouse is heated ny steam as well us open
nrcs. nut ana coia wuicr; two natn rooms;
connecting roo s or single. Jersey cream
from the farm, and a pair of hoists with
driver if d sin d. Boston and New York ref
erences, the highest. ju 8dU
LTiK KK 1 Iloutic containing five rooms
A.' Address, lor particular
LV. Faint Rock,
Hot SorinafB.
Lt. Asheville,
Round Knob,
Marion,
Morgunton,
Hickory,
Newton,
States ville.
Ar. Salisbury,
oreensuoro,
ban v ille,
Ar. Richmond,
Lv. Greensboro
Ar. Durham,
Kaieign,
Goldsboro,
Lt. Danville.
Ar. Lynchburg.
'Washington,
' Baltimore,
Philadelphia,
4 New York,
WR8TBOUND.
Lv. New York,
Philadelphia,
Baltimore,
tyg'Sr the
lifes BAR-LOCK
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Asheville
F u. liox 2:14.
decl7 lill'
T7IOK k HNT Four n-ifurnisheil houses!
Four lurnisned h'ns(- ! Ap lv to
W A IS
N, nt.
FOK NI!N
-iiiKU-
IliNT Two nici r nma, in suite or
2-1 NOW I H M 1 IN ST.
jun I . d.t
FDK Kli.VI
rooinv; tii
i very riV-irable front
rtTolr.'.r crlieil rooms
lot posiothcc, up stairs.
r -Twi
tillilubl
Two doors north, i:
Janindl
rpo RI'.NT I'ntil May 1. or luncor. eiRht
ja. roiu lurniHliel nnnse in ood location;
nouse iad lurmiurt- new inquire ol
B S. WAKRHN,
janlfiiKlt- a orange strict
FOR
ele
KKNT. Suburban resineace. near
lectrti tramwuy. completelv furnished.
steam heater and modern conveniences
Fine pair of horses with vi hides, nnd two
Jersey cows. Addrehs 1". O HOX 532.
TTOUSK FOK R HNT. The benutiful house
JLX on I'ntton avenue, known as thcG M.
Koltcrts pluce, is ler rent
JliSSIS K. STAKNES,
nov25dtl' 27 North Main Mreet.
"ATl'KK'S SANITORII'M. Furnish d
cottMKea and rooms for rental Tron.
N. c f with or without b -ard. Chur;es mod
erate. Apply to Ubl) A. MASS! IN,
janTdlm Tryon, N. C.
Washington,
LvncliliurK.
Ar.lanviile,
Lv. Richmond.
Manville.
Ar. (irrensboro,
lv lianiMhoro.
LvRnleiKh.
iMirlutm,
Ar Greensboro.
t Greensboro,
Salisbury.
Stntesviile,
Newton,
Hickory,
Mortfahton,
Marion,
Kouild Knob.
Ar Asheville,
Hot Springs,
Paint Rock,
Morristown.
" Knoxville,
ASIIVII.I.B It SPAHTAN-
UUKO RAILKOAI)
Lv. Asheville.
Hendersonville,
Flat Rock,
Saluda,
Tr on,
Ar. Spartanh'irg.
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No. 14 No. 16.
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No. 13. I No. 15
Lv. Spartanburg,
try on,
Saiuda,
Flat Rock,
Hcndcrs'nvle,
Ar. sheville,
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TH RKNT That desirable residence. No.
121 Haywood steeet, formerly occupied
ny Air. Alex I'orler; Kas, w?iterand nil con
veniences. On car line. Apply to
F. RBTLEDOB,
decl5.dtf Barnard lluilding.
Ml'KPHT URANCH. No. 65, j No. 64.
Uquy except Sunday, f
7 40am I
9 40am
12 37pm
5 50pm I
610pm
Lv Asheville.
Ar. Waynesville,
tiryson v-ltj,
Tomotla.
"Murphy,
urts
In the country, with home com-
I'crm. modera e H.-ulv mail
MKS N. T. WIl.COX,
- Inandu, N C.
Man's Idea of a Woman's Club.
It is unfortunate, perhaps, but it is
really true that to tho untutored mind
the word Sorosis brings up a vision
of 8tayle8, short haired ladies, with
profound intellects and dross reform
garment that usually set more or
loss awry about the waist, discussing
such subjects as "The Improvement
of the Economic Condition of the
Kaoe. which was touched upon at
one mooting. Sorosis never "frivols."
It is dignified and grave, as befits an
association that has the advancement
of woman forever on its mind.
It unbends a little at its banquets;
it has then to lower its intellect to
the level of its guests, but even then
there is a flavor of woman's suffrage
in the chicken salad, the croquettes
lasts or learned disquisitions, and
after the feast I have htiaiil it
vouched for, the pillows of the drt-
takers are haunted bv horrid dreams
of woman's oppression in the Dark
Ages. But I suppose it can hardly be
otherwise uian mat tne merriest mo
monts should be tempered with a cer
tain gravity to those who have con
stantly on their minds the welfare of
Woman and Posterity with canital
letters. New York Cor. Detroit IW
Emblematic Signs Oolug Out.
There is a notable docav in the use
of emblematic signs on shops in our
cities, the barber's pole, the drug
gist's colored waters, the cigar pom
pey and tavern signs being about the
only ones that survive. This mav be
due in part to the improved education
or tne masses of the people, but the
antiquary can't help regretting the
change, for there were some curi
ous survivals in old siens. even tha
druggist's waters being a reminder
or MedisBval mamc. - Philadulnhia
Ledger.
WEAK AND
UMDEVEinpFD
tVmnWfmSof the human form successfully trested
todavelop. strensthen, nlarn all weak, stunted,
undeveloped, feeble orssns and part of the bodr
which have lost or never attained a proper ana
natural else, due to III health, bui eicwwsor
unknown oauses. There Is one method anal
enlr ene, by which this may be aooumiillslied.
Inoreasod now of b ixxl to tn, nUr, ....
Impleapparatns sctlui automatlcslly.erasus new
UMue, tone and vlor by the siune natural lawsaa
the Increase of slie and strensih of muscle. Dont
be prejudiced bemuse little uarkinrnpnie by silly
means to do the same. IN VRHTltiATB
There' no trap back efearerlr.ni. Our nay
will come when the puiilio knows elearly srienca
from fraud. Write ns for Instructions, foil descrip
tion, proofs.referenoea. eta. All sent vou La nl.ln
sealed letter without cost of any kind,
EBIB KSDIOAL 00., BCITAIiO. 17. T.
HOARDING
HN
fort
janHdim
ayiXTtiK HCMRD.
Rooms warm and comiort Bvcrvthinu
iresn amincwlv painleil. unit IU"msncd. Imme
diately on street cur line Terms reasonable.
MRS. J. SMATli ICRS,
iunlL'dtf 318 Fatton Ave.
MISCliLLASEOUS.
)1'NC'1MBB CAIIIIAGIJ As well asother
AJ uarden and Field Seeds eminently
adapted to Southern soil and Southern cli
mate, sent pre-paid anywhere, nt reasunublc
priccs. Send tor catalogue and try some of
tnem. J. w. VANIH VKR,
dec23-rltf Wcaverville. N. C.
A NNOUNCBMENT We opened our La
1 V dies' Hair HressinK I'arlor Monday.
November Hi. 18U1, nt No 15 Patton ave
nue, over battery Turk bank. We will be
prepared to do all kinds ol ladies' hair dress
ing, siiikc, shampoo, cutting and curliiiK
nanus, i.vemnn toilets urrunged in tile lat
est rarisian styles.
17-d3m MMB. CHEVIGNY.
Lv. Murphy,
Ar. Tomotla.
Ar. Bryson City,
waynesville,
Asheville,
ti ooa in
I H25nm
I lioam
3 2!lpm
5 22pm
8LBBPING CAR SKKVICR.
Nos. 9 and 10 Pullman Sleepers betweeu
Rnleigh, Greensboro and Knoxville.
.os. ll and 12 t'ullman a ecuers between
Knoxville and New Vork. via Asheville.
Sulisbury and Washington.
Nos. 15 and 16, Pullman Sleeper rvewcen
Charleston, Cincinnati, viA Columbia, Spar.
tanbu"g. Paint Rock, Knoxville ami Jellio.
W. A. TURK, As. r.en. P. A.,
R. R. IIRIlXSIiRS, Charlotte, N. C.
Supt., Asheville, N. C.
JAS. L. TAVI.UR.
W.H. GREEN, Gen Pass. Akt
Gen. Mnnnger, Atlunta, (la.
Atlanta. Ga.
W. D. GASH & CO., General Agents.
3 PATTON AVENUE, ASHEVIXLF
VST All Kinds of Typewrltlns: Neatly and Quickly Dotie.-S
ocfidOm
. YTBVVAWWW 'mm
THOS. W PO VTfcLL,
Represents Ludden & Botce' Piano and Or-
Kan agency; Southern Building und Loun,
Huutsville, Ala.; Preferred Mutuul Accidint
Association, New York; Real Estate at rock
bottom prices. Write or call for lull partic
ulars. 2b I'attjn avenue, Asheville, N. C,
j.lnl-tihf
CO
oo
T ADIUS, ATTKNTION Woman, lovely
-LJ woman, one bottle ol' my cckbrat-d
l ontl will (lermapcntly enlarge your form 4
inches in 30 days, and make you as beautiful
us Cleopatra, or money refunded. Price
$2 00. Woman's only true friend, for it
never lulls. Tonti. glorious Tonti, will mnke
the leanest person fat, and remove those hor
rid wnukies. Send for sealed circular.
MKS. DR. MILLER,
918 F St., N. W. Washington, 0. C.
jnni.dandwl y
Mattrettses Renovated.
Old ones mude as good as new. Ticks wash
ed oi new oues furnished. New mattresses
mudc to order. Will exchange work tor old
mattresses. All work guaranteed. Rates
reasonable. Orders punctually attended to.
MRS. S STEVENSON,
nov25dtf 33 DepoiStrect.
OTICE Public notice is hereby given
Xl that application will he made to tin-
clerk of the superior court of Buncombe
county, North i.arohna, at his otlue in Ashe
ville on Monday, the 15th day of February,
18112, at 12 o'clock in. by the Buncombe
Brick and Tile company for leave to amend
us cnancr so as 10 increase the capital stock
of said company fr.im its present capital
stock of ten thousand dollars to fifty
inousnno uonars. inisjan. 1. 1892.
THE UL'NCOMBB BRICK &TILBCO.
janl6d30t J. H.;LEE.
Trappers and Sportsmen
WANTED, 100 eood otter skills. Wil
also buy bear, mink, wildcat and lox skins.
vtccan turnish steel traps to those who
want them. Skins of small animals must be
'cased, that is, not cut open, as it lessens
their value. Skin them entire nose, feet and
all. llry in the shade; use no salt or alum.
Always remove the bone from the tail. Call
on, or address JENKS & JENKS,
octbdtf 28 Patton Ave.. Asheville. N. C.
NOTICE.
I have removed the stock of Taylor, Bouis
Brotherton to new building on College
street, rear of Opera House. Th- remainder
of the stock I am offering at less than cost
A lew fine Heating Stoves going at ridicu
lously low figures. Shnll be pleased
make estimates on Plumbing, Roofing, Gas
and Steam Pitting, Ac.
W. W. WEST,
THE MAITLAND SCHOOL,
ENGLISH AND FRENCH.
HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
No. 40 French Broad Avenue.
MRS. BURGWYN MAITLAND, PRINCIPAL.
The school will re-onen September 24th.
Hours for infant class from nine to twelve.
An alternoon class for French conversa
tion will be formed for ladles under the direc
tion of Melle. Barrand de la Favcric, di
plomee de I'academie de Paris,
jnnl.Vltf
Assignee.
jp $2 1 1
J;' Jfe.ii $24.
Ha -b3ji-.il. -is
E. COFFIN,
AUCTIONEER.
REAL ESTATE AGENT and LOAN BROKER
32 Patton Ave., (2nd story) Room 8.
I sell furniture, real estate, or anything at
auction.
If not in otfice when vou call, write name
and residence on slate, and 1 will visit vou
Relcr to J B. Steele, manager Battery
Park hotel or anv bank in Asheville
1,000 Cenulna Tyler Curtain Osaka 121 anC.
z net spot cash.
Wo. 40O7 AnLlminnnk Htj,niWn TvUf 11.. .1 .
4ft. flln. lone hy un win. hlvh. Mice and 1 n.M
Proof, Zlne Bottom under drawers; pntent-,' llt-nnv
lined Curtain; I'nllshed Oak; Wrltina Tublo; ll Tum
bler luck: one lack soeurlnir all flrHWprs, H Iwmivv-
canlhuard H'lltnK Ili.xt'B; Cupboard In ml; I'lint ii .
Finished Jlnck; extension Arm Slides; 1Vc!-l
SOO lbs. Price, F. O. II. at Factory. H i c
Also i.ooo Antique Ash Desks.
IVo. 400A. Hame as alHtve.aieiintiiiiiilo of r.,M
Antique Ash, good ss onk. Welirhi Mt;.' ll
Price P O B. st Fnrlory, 1 . (. ;
from our IiiiUHnsiNillsfactorrdirucL Mn.lon.i :
solely by the TYLER DESK CO., St. Loulo, '
inoptreufttninRueoriisnk counlem. 1)hrIi.i, pio ,lucol.
Doeit ever printed. Bok, rrta; pfauire la et-n'it.
J. A. WHITE,
DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES,
65 NORTH MAIN STREET.
A General line of Fancy and Staple Gro-
ceried. Canned Goods a Specialty.
nov17d3m
bwis UAnni'i. Pres.
L. p biclodd. Cashier.
li. T. Collins, Vice-Pres.
Capital, $55,000. Surplus, $30,000.
WESTERN CAROLINA BANK.
State, County And City Depository,
Organized May, 1888.
(iKNKHiVL UAXKINO BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Interest Paid ou Deposits) In Savings Department.
LEWIS MAlWr
H. T.COLLINS, '
M.J. PAGO,
I. B. KEED
DIRECTORS!
S. H. REED.
J B RAY
CHARLES MCNAMBB,
j. n. KArsn.irs,
M.J.
. B UARDEN,
Bank ojien from 9 a. m., till p. m. On Saturday, till 6 p. m.
THE "BONANZA,"
E AND LIQUOR CO
WHOLESALE HF.PA RTM BNT, GENTS'
PARLOR AND RBA1I1NG ROOM.
BOARDING.
GUOGER HOUSE, 211 HAYWOOD STREET,
M. O. MltLKRi Proprietor.
Location uncqimlcd In the city.
Scenery fine table the bcHt.
t'oiite ana attentive servants.
Ratei on application.
.Will accommodate table boarders.
octlftdtf.
Health is Wealth!
' TTinvt
JAPANESE
lax
. CURE
IIVLl I BHAUa
ft kJf.C
i n 'kTRtATltNTy
K pnnranteed Cure for FUas of whatever
kind or degree External. Internal, Blind
or Bleeding, Itching, Chronic, Reoent or
Hereditary. al 00 a box: 6 boxes, $5.00.
Sent hy mall, prepaid, on rooeipt of prioe.
we gnuratitee to enre any oase of Fuse
uaranteed and sold only by
. C 8 nitlt -4 Co., wai.lcsalr and rrtal
'nwirlpt. r,,stP nqnsrr. 4hrvlll
9500 Reward.
WK will oav the above reward fnranvma
of Liver Complaint, Dvsprpsla. Sick Head
ache, IndiRvstion. Constipation or Cos
tivrness we cannot cure with West's
Veiretable Liver Pills. when the HI.
rectlons are strictly complied with.
They are purely Vrgt-table, and never fail to
Kive aatisiaction Sugar Coated. Large
boxes, containing: 8(1 Dills 2R cents. Devtv
of counterfeits and imitations. The genuine
manufactured only by THE JOHN C. WEST
COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL. Sold by T. C.
Smith & Co.. Asheville. N. C.
Da B. C. WisT't Nrkvb and Brain Trrat
uknt, a guaranteed apecihe for Hysteria,
Disziness, Convulsiops, Fits, Nervous Neu-
1 1 n .1 ..1. - I.'-- 11 . ......
caused by the use of alcohol or tobacco,
wakefulness, Mental Depression, softening ot
the brain resulting in insanity and leading to
miscrv. decay and death, Prcmatureold Age,
Barrenness, Loss of Powtr in either sei. In
voluntary Losses and Spermatorrhoea,
caused by overexertion of the brain, self
abuse or over-indulgence. Each bos con
tains one month's treatment. $1.00 a bos,
or six boxes for $5.00, sent by mail, prepaid,
on receipt of price. We guarantee six boxes
ta curany case. With each order received
by us for six boxes, accompanied with $A 0O(
we wtu send tne purchaser our written guar
antee, to refund the tnonev if the treatment
does not effect a cure. Guarantees issued
only by T. C. Smith & Co., Druggists, Sale
Agents, rnonc Mauare. Asheville. N. c.
To Advertisers.
T insure chancre of advertiscmental
runi.ing on regular contract, copy must I
oe nanaia in dt au o ciocn a. m.
"ETTHE BEST KNOWN REMEDY
c
"H.U.O." Cures tionorhmn an
fllwitln ltnSIaya, wll limit Pain.
Prevents tHrirturo. Contains' no
acrid or poisonous substances, anil
Is guaranteed absolutely harmless,
presorlbod by physicians. Best Sy
ringe free with each bottle. Price t
8n!d by drnggists. Heware p?8nb.
stjtutes. AcniPlhem.Co.I,,i..N.O.I.a
POR 8ALB BT
MYSOR ft SMITH, ASHEVILLE, N. C
Nos. 41 and 43 S. Main St.,"Asheville.
NO. 41.
CIGAKS, TOBACCO AND BOTTLE GOODS, SAM- XT1 A O
PLE, BILLIARD AND POOL ROOM. J Jt 43s
BEER : VAULTS : AND : BOTTLING : DEPARTMENT : IN : BASEMENT.
We respectfully solicit a share of your patronage.
P. A. MARQUARDT, Manager.
Main Entrance, No. 43.
Postoulce
Telephone Call, No. 7a.
Box Q.
THE WESTERN CAROLINA BANK
IS NOW OPERATING IN ITS
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
"THE NICKEL SAVINGS STAMP SYSTEM."
Stamps may be purchased from the Bank or any of its
agents. When you have a dollar's worth, these will be re
ceived on deposit at the bank.
Below is a list of our agents who now sell these stamps.
As others are appointed you will be not'fied through this
paper.
T. J. UEED, Biltmore.
T. E. WILSON, Biltmore.
J. II. WOODCOCK, City.
LINDAU, HOUGH & CO., City.
U. J. GASTON, Hominy, N. C. '
For particulars apply at Bank, where information will
be cheerfully furnished.
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