ASHEVII.LN UAlLY (
'AKS: SATURDAY KV
JULY 28,
ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN
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for vice-i-kksiuknt:
ADLAl lv. STICVlvNSON.
FOR tlllVKRNOK:
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for liei!ti:nast-c,ovi:rn(iI! :
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OCTAVHS COKI5. of Wiikf.
FOR Al'lUTOU:
ROKT. M. l'l'RMAX, of liiiiKHinV.
FOR TKKASI'KKR :
DONALD V. BAIN, of W.ikc.
for sitt. prnuc instki'Otion:
J. C. SCARU0R01GII, of JuIihsI.ih.
FOR ATTORNEY C.liSKHAI.:
FRANK I. OSHORNI!. of Mci-kloiiliiiiK
FOR I'RIiSlDKNTIAI. KI.I-CT.IHS AT I. ARCH
C. U. AYCOCK, of Wnviir.
K. D. Gl.UXN.of l-msvtli.
FOR H'llC.K OF TWELFTH IITML'IAL MM Kli. "I
CJIJO. A. SIUJl'OUIl, of Hiiuomilic.
FOR CII.NT.KIiSS NINTH IIISTUKT:
VM. T. CRAWFORD, ol Ilaywoo.l.
. 1'Ol.ITICM. COMMXl:.
Hon. . II. Mkrrimon retticitii Tin;
Citizkn to sav, thai while lie fully up
pcieciates the kindness of those entle
nieii who have tailed upon him lo stand
for a scat in the lower house of the state
legislature at the ensuing eleeliou, the
reasons that compelled him to resign his
judgeship, make it impossible for him to
neeept this tioiniiialion under any iir
tumstanecs. With all its faults the New York Mer
uit! has nlwavs liccn a steadfast friend of
the south and we have honored it ae
iirilinj;ly, but it ean never aaiti he the
same esteemed coiiieiupor.'iiv that it was
lieforc it spoke as it did in its issue ol
Wednesday, of the North Carolina mem
ber of the ii'itilieatioii committee as
Roie Ivlias. C'harlottec Observer.
Seeing that the World called him Cope
Israel and that the Herald tnijjit have
called him Moses I'opc we think you
ought not to withdraw the light of your
countenance wholly from the Herald
t'.ive it another chance but not at Mr.
F.li;is.
I'ei haps the managers of the notilica
lion met ting a I Madison S.piaiv I'.arden
tonight would have done well it they
had exercised the pnlilcmss ol inviting
ti.ivernor Hill to be present - New York
Sun.
Asa matter of fact, au invitation was
telegraphed Senator Hill, too late, how
ever, for him to accept. Hut no invita
tion was necessary. No man stood at
tilt door of Madison Siiuair tianlcn to
kcepSenator Hill out. As a Washington
dispatch says: "Hill understood that
no invitation was needed, as jt was an
occasion where everybody who desired
and could u'.,t,iin Mlmission could Ik
present. He regretted, however, that
he had made o'her arrangements for
that eveningandcoiild not attend." Had
the situation been reversed, "other ar
rangements" would not have kept Ore -ver
Cleveland away.
HOJli; RAILWAY R ATI M.
Some months ago an tlloi t was made
to ascertain how Asheville was being
treated as a resort in the matter of re
duced passenger rates. To the surprise
of most people word was returned from
the railroad offices that Asheville had
been for sonic time the especial charge ol
the ruilroads, and that she was being
favored above all other resorts. If that
was the case then it appears that it is
far from the situation now, A gentle
man who left Asheville recently writes
as follows to a friend in this city from
Chicago:
"1 have found one thing that operates
very much against Asheville as a resort.
The railroad rates to Asheville are pro
hibitive in comparison with the rates to
other places. I can go from here to Den
ver and return, two thousand miles, un
limited summer ticket, for $11!. oil. lean
go from here to New York and ol course
to all of the eastern resorts for very lit
tle more and return for $l.'t. 1 ean go
to Toronto, Canada, and return for $10.
In fact 1 can go from here to any of the
lake resorts and return for one-fourth
of one reuulnr fare. Hut from here to
Asheville and return I have to pay I?.'!"
and yet Asheville is only about l.r.uo
miles distant. 1 can go to Cincinnati -a
wludc night s rule and return lor .(
This is information obtained from the
railroad ticket sellers in Chicago and is
reliable. It does not come through rail
road men anxious to make out a ease
for themselves, but is just such informa
tion us is given to the traveler who
seeking a summer resort. If he has heard
of Asheville and wants lo come here he
is told that he can go to I leaver, nearly
twice as (ar, and return for less than hall
what he would have to pay to conic here.
Under the circumstances he is not likely
to choose the more expensive journey un
less he has already been here am! knows
that Denver is not really a rival of Ashe
yille.
The moral of all this is not abuse of
the existing railway system; it will goon
as it has begun regardless of everything
but competition. When we gel that the
problem will be in a lair way of solution
tl;C
his
ol
It 'Works IlolU ways.
From the Baltimore Sun.
The Homestead affair is deplorable
but it is bringing the public mind to
reason out useful truths. The workmen
there try to make Mr. Carnegie share his
profits with them. They use a degree of
compulsion. When the protectionist olr-
- iects to this the answer is: "If the
whole comminity is to be compelled by
tariff laws to surrender the benefits of
foreign competition and low prices in or
der that you may pay American work
men high wnfies, why should not you as
an employer be under compulsion from
Tour workmen in case you do not pay
the high wages?" There is no answer.
If the tariff lord compels the community
to suffer for the workmen's alleged ben-.-
fit. he should himself sympathize with
1 '. the workmen.. Compulsion is wrsng. of
coarse, eitner way. am me protection
ist begins by being a compulsionist. ; ,
' . ' The contract for putting in n complete
sewerage system for JCnoxville, Ton.,
Us just beta let for $ 189,371, .
LnrroK Tin; Citukx: rerun t me t1
state through your columns, fur the infer-
matiou ol Mr.Tihnati R. dailies, that my
communication in Tm; Citikn ol 1 1 th
ol J uly containing criticism, wai u.n.; ad
vice and solicit udefot the prohibition pc.
pie ofIluucoii.be county," was written
In behalf of the great and g'oi iot:s ca.rc
of tempcrame. In it, 1 endeavoured, in
inv poor way, to show that some ot lln
prohibition an thods were hiiidciing. in
stead of helping the cause. I confess to
the "criticism, warning," and cv:-n "ad
vice." but as for the "solicitude" I 'haw
the line at that wo.d. My solicitude is
mil v lor t lit- hnipcrancc caus.; I li.iv.
mule whatever for the prohibition party
If Mr. t'.aines will read tuv article c.n-fi-.llv,
he will see that in his teply he has
not replied. 1'or exainpl.', I'e says: "In
this lie meaning mc rebukes an cat nest
friend of temperance who had published
in Tin; Citizen a pointed letter of warn
ing to the neisous, including the may. r
of the eitv," etc.
Now 1 asl Mr. t'.aines ii' it was not
the language used bv the "earnest
fi ieud" ol temperance, and not Ins act.
that I criticisi.l ? 1 cited this instance in
illustration ol the abusive method. Mr
('nines puts it mildly w hen lie calls it. a
"pointed" lettei . in which the "earliest
friend" consigned the souls of certain
citizens of Asiteviilc to hell, and intn m-
ed them, in ell'ect. thai the devil woulu
surely get them for their nils. I. 1 un
derstand in v mother tongue, this is scm
rilotis and abusive lan "tiagc. lam sine
Mr. t'.aines is too estimable a gentleman
to deleiid such language, and, I have no
doubt, agrees with me when 1 s.iv that
such intemperate remarks injure tin
cause of temperance, lie simple pennii
ted his zeal to bias his judgment in Irs
attempted defence ol thc"earik'st It iend."
"lie then arraigned a minister of
gospel, etc., lor speaking plainly
view on the moral and social statu
the li.ptor dealer. The supercritical Mr.
llovt will not allow another writer in
Tin; Citizen, or a minister in the indig
nation meeting to pursue a similar
course to that which he is lioldlv follow
ing in his communication."
If 1 used abusive language in my coii -inunieation.
ti c above is unanswerable;
if I did not, Mr. dailies' remarks, as
.pu.tcd above, are irrelevant. 1 hope yon
will pardon me. Mr. dailies, lor ag.au
calling your attention lo i he l.ie t thai
this statement is also, to sonic . sum,
erroneous. I did not arraign a "miuiv
ter of the gospel lor speaking plan ly his
views on tile moral and social status ol
the liipior dealer." I ciiliti-ed his ic
marks as being of an offensive and per
sonal natuie. lie did not express him
self in a general way about li.pior dea -eis.
His remarks were liiuet, i
and insulting; and applied to the indi
vidual whom he mentioned by name. In
point of fact the assailed w as not a li
rpior dealer al all. lie hail contempla
ted establishing a li.pior business on
I'alloii avenue, but had already ah u
dimed the design out of dclercnce to tic
withes ol many citizens. 1 cited this in
stance also in support, of my argiiauut
that the cause of temperance is hinder d
by intemperate and abusive langu i;-.'. 1 1
any one doubt this, let him ask nm
the numerous friends of the assail . d i .
in their estimation, the cause id te nner
nice was advanced by this personal al
ack. At the time he was assail..!, .v!.
was no more a li.pior dealer than
was Ins assailant, and he should hae.
been commended lor his act, not insnl'.id.
Mr. Gaines says 1 am mistaken in call
ing the tiuligiiulionj :i meeting, a p.. ri
al meeting held in the intcrc.-'. ol tin-
prohibition party, lie says no proi i-
bitionisl had anything to do with the
meeting, "Tin-. Citizen king responsible
for the assembly."
Now I ask Mr. dailies, did not Tm-
Citizen, when announcing tne tact that
the intention ol opening t he p. pior saloon
it been abandoned, also declare that
the cause for holding an indignation
meeting no longer existed, and then and
there dropped the matter ? In order lo
establish your cause, you have suppress
ed some of the facts. An indignation
meeting was called bv I he Citizen. !s,,
you have slated it accurately, but
vou quite forget to mention that, belore
the lime had arrived lor holding the
meeting Tin; Citizen announced its
ibandonincnt ol the design, as the cause
had been removed.
1 again assert that their was no "in
dignation" uncling. There was nothing
to be indignant about, and the only In
dignant persons at the meeting, which
was Inl.l only by, and in the interest ol
the prohibition party, were the prohibi
tionists themselves, who were in a
wrathlul frame of mind, apparently, be
cause there was nothing to be indignant
i bout.
"Mr. Ilovt mentions a kindly worded
request to Tin; Citizen, bv resolution of
the indignation meeting, that its proprie
tors would take lupior advertisements
from the columns of their paper."
Kii.dly worded," forsooth! What n
sly touch of humor! I can well laucv
how Mr. dailies' left eve ticctiotisly
closed and opened, nnd how his right
twinkled as he penned that phrase.
Contemporaneous liistonarstell us that
when Claude Huval relieved ladies and
entlemeii of their superfluous watches,
purses and jewelry, hiseotirlliness of man
ner and grace were so inimitable that the
gentlemen grew pale with envy; and his
' kindly worded ropiest" so irresistible,
that the ladies fell incontinently in love
with him. 'Tis true, that, on t he part
of the prohibitionists, there was lacking
the pistol lea lure which invariably accom
panied and punctuated the gallant
Claude's "kindly worded rctiucst," but,
apart from Ibis, the difference is too
trilling to merit mention.
"There was no effort in this to destroy
the business ol Tm; Citizen." Will,
there! I can'l go on; laughter compels
me to cut this short.
I will close by saying that, while 1 ad
vocate the cause of tcniicranec in speech
as vail as drinking and eating I am d.
cidedly opposed to the methods of the
prohibitionists, wlio arc destructives
who, for a sentiment, would legislate ou
of existence millions of dollars invested
in "legalized industries," (that phrase
seems to offend Mr. Gaines) throw
thousands of laborers out of employ
ment, nnd yet offer nothing by way of
compensation to the stillerers. I He per
son who calls this honesty, must he
suffering from an attack of moral
strabismus. Jithn K. lloyt.
re cut political sensation is the an
uoiu.ci incut by the republican organ at
Rakish which has favored placing in (he
acid a stale li.ket, tl at il has ih i .geii
i s i icw. Il n wsays that there should
he a fusion ...i the st .1.- lickil with I In
th'r! part v. !' concludes: ' ll is vil
lain ihoc w i'! be two slate tiii.e's ill
the lichi That there will bo three i. not
piobable. I'h. ae i.i :h. d .ubl ih.il tin
third p.ntv will have the votes ca.t lor
its Mate ticket counted. The question ol
fusion will he divided b- t .e icoiibliean
state . xccutive eiiuiuiiu. at i s rpee
ially called meeting here n Thnrsday.
It in 'ii ks a t-e-.v era m icon lean p .1:1 1, s
in N ii Hi Carolina."
Davidson e.u rcspondeiiee C!inl ttc
Obseivir: A lonpei m.uchaiil I M: J no.
Caldwell I has gone I o" mien- u- la rul
ing." The lii ii-st wheal, cum cotton
.'.ibbages 1 Im ve ycl sei u aic gi.--.vn on
he si.biirbaii lai ni ol Mr. C'ai.l m II -nil
old p Vce of cxl.au.vcd laud of s me I)
icies. lately fought bv Mr. C. :d Sloan
icre. but ci.chvl.'d bv clover an. I peas,
lie has made this year llllo hn.sli.ls ol
.client double enough to pay the cost
of the laud in a single crop.
laicn Smith, a white Serv nil girl
about 111 Years old. was louml .had ill
i strip of woods a half mile west
Winston. A post-mortem examii..'ti ion
iciealcd a bullcl-woiind in the bieast
the bullet h aving penetrated tnelivir
indent i he large vein below the heart.
All the circumstances point to niu-der.
Tile next meeting of the cony
cation i. f Tail) .ro' will be held at Jack
son.
thi; i,4ti;t im.
An Au:urapli l'rtlii-oiit Now t!"t.-Uugi-
in Wasliliitoii.
Wa it-.i e r. Atlanta l.'niltilulin.l.
Mrs. Abuer Ta lor, the wife of the mil
lionaire Chicago congressman, has ini
tialed a starllingly unique lad, perhaps
llie most startling and unique ever ir
anguraledbya Washington society l.iuy
It has been customary lor a long nine
in Washington lor ladies to secure the
autographs of senators, representa
tives and high public dignitaries in an
album. Mis. Taylors ambition has
iiitgrown t hc.-dbum stage. 1 here is now
p issing tnrougn me nonseoi represenia-
tivcs.u col Mis. I avtor s iin.icrgarnicuts,
which is tcch.u.'ally known to the female
sex as a sun '. A neat nine noie iroui
Mrs. Tavh.r is appended, addressed to
the representatives of the people ill geu
or.nl. l e.iuestmg each oneol llieni to write
his autograph upon the garnicnt. She
explains in tne note mat it is nei pin
p isc to einhi older the names in silk with
the oriiii
autograph
a view lo possessing w lien
mentation is completed, all
si. n t of the present congress.
I he passage of this linen affair Iroui
disk to desk tluoiigh the house has erea
ted no end ol amusement among the con
gic-suien and many of the more modest
oi ihc people's representatives are .in x i-our-lv
iuqiiiiiiig where liiisaulograplif.nl
of the ladies is going to stop. When the
garment reaches the senate, that august
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
A t'Tcatn of t;it"tor lutklnc ,owder. High
est tit all i i U-ii viiiinir ntrcnjUh. Latest U.
ltvrnimr it lfnml Krport.
KMVAI. n A K I NO POWDER CO.,
ion Wnll Street. N. Y
A MISTAKE
Will Be Me
UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY !
3JA Thirty-four of the .Choicest IJuihlintf C J
. Lots in City, County or Shil CJ
FOR SALE REASONABLY;
t.v 1 li si coming here to en-
iov (!:tlii v cck unless they
ImI.ii Mil vm ill Mini llf I tomfio'H I
Special lliii'mun Sale, which Being tt pint of the McDowell pmei ly, fronting n
will begin Monday, the 11th,
and continue every day dur
ing thoMeek. Mr. Rustic has I
decided to make it the sale
mil
DHilONOGRAPHS
AT-
WSIOLESAI.K
i on a m:vv DAY.".
A
M. FIELD
LEAOING JEWELER,
18 South main .., Ashvvill'-.
G. II. MAYER,
CONSULTING OPTICIAN.
59 South Main Sti
pr
h.
il.lv experience a s.inek
. hich ii w hi take some time for it
r.
ImhIv
!pii.i
t. . i ei
A i.encr.i! hope is express! .1 anion-; the
statesmen on the hill that Mrs. Tailor's
new lad will not strike the fanev of the
list of the lail seeking Washington
l.cihs.
I.l.MON hl.lXIK.
.V I'lciiHiuit I.eiuon Tunic.
i:,r-
lion,
constipation ami
Sick ami Nervous
, Nervousness ami
I'o
Malaiia,
For I
Headache.
For ShcphsMics
Heart 1 li-cases.
l-'iir Fever, Chill.. Heliility and Kidney
lii-eascs, take Lemon lilixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon lilixir.
ir. Mozlcy's Lemon lilixir is prepared
from the fresh juice of Lemons, combined
with other vegetable liver tunics, and
will rot fail yon in any of the above
named iliseasis. oOc. and $1 bottles at
druggists,
I'repared only by Pr. U. Mozlcy,
Atlanta, C.a.
A Hanker WrltcHi
From experience in my family, I'r. II.
Mozlcy's Lemon lilixir has lew, if any
e.pials, and no superiors in nuilieine, lor
the regulation of the liver, stomach anil
bowels.
W. 11. M.i.ni:ss, I'res. Nat '1 Hank.
McMiiiuvillc, Term.
Cord.
1'or nervous and sick headaches, indi
gestion, biliousness and constipation I of
which 1 have Ikcii a great sullcrcr)
have never found a medicine that would
rive such pleasant, prompt and perma
nent relief as lr. II. Mo.lev's Lemon
lilixir. J. 1'. tfAw rru., Crilliii, C.a.,
Publisher Daily Call
C 0 : i M G OUT MY BUSINESS,
uir last i h ituT lo t yoursiKlil accurutrly
lilted Willi Inftscs witlunit charge
fi r the examination.
ONLY 30 DAYS LONl2U.
l'era, TieM Glnsiun Mtnl oilier Optical In-
rttmiiuuts nt h sulistnntinl reduction
. L. COWAN & CO.,
JEWELERS,
- Al.l. K NIISOC
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.
Wc Make a Specialty of l"inc
Watch Repairing;.
Mr. W. W. tto'.'ninitli is our wntehiiinker.
nnd W nlv His i.l. ascd to sec his cu-ilotitcrs.
A Last Chance.
I'r.mi the Kiclimond Mispiitcli.
A stinging charge in Mr. Cleveland's
speech U Mutt the managers of a party
which did not hesitate to steal the pres
idency would not hesitate tw use the force
bill in carrying out their nefarious
schemes lor perpetuating the power ol
the renulilican party. Yes, wc may resl
assured that if in our spinenesB wc allow
the republicans to make a law of the
force bill the presidency will never again
fall into the hands ol the democratic
tiartv. The power of the federal govern
ment will be ruthlessly employed in de
stroying nny tinil every party that may
try to dislodge the corrupt republican
gang. Let the republicans once more
get their hands into the national treas
ury, and those hands will never cease to
be lull o: the people s money.
Have you tried Peach Cream Soda ?
A'est, fresh air, no dust, no heat !
Dummy line! Cool shades nmt sweet!
ASKhViLLE'S EUSISESS COLLEGE,
l'rof. M. M. Lemmond, formerly Fresi
hut of The Searcy College ec business
School, of Searcy, Ark., and for three
vears a teacher, in the Missouri State
Normal school will establisa a thor
oughly complied institution in this city
for ladies nun gentlemen slvlcil 1 lie
SOliTllLKN HI SINliSS CULLliGlv
lie has secured the f!rd story of the Na
lioual Hank building on the corner of
Court place and I'atlon Avenue which
will be remodeled nnd iiirnisiic.l so as to
male it equal lo nny Ilnsincss College
rooms in the south, being macniliccutlv
located, having line ventilation and
light, will have elegant modem furniture
including Hank, Wholesale, Commission
and freight olliees anil Commercial bx
change, lie will have thoroughly com
peleiit and experienced teachers. 1 tic
lull Ilnsincss course will include Theory
llook-kecping, llusiness training, Hunk
nig, niiiesaiing, commission cicv.om
mereial Law. llusiness Forms, l'enman
ship, Commercia Arthcmetic, Practical
mulish. Letter writing.bpcllincnml prac
tical use of words, Literary nociclv work
Lietiiieson Political economy and Civil
lioveriiiuent. Averngc tunc lor coin
oletinir the course about five months
The Shorthand course includes. Short
hand, Tvpewriting, Praetietil linglish
Letter writing and selling Average
Icrni fur coinplclinit the course about
four months. Mrs. C. IJ. McKcc, for
merly the principal teacher in the llryant
& Strattou's shorthand department in
llnltimore will have charge ol the short
hand and typewriting. Lectures in Com
mereial law will be delivered by Judge J
H. Merrimon. in Political science by
l'rof. P. P. Claxton, of Johns Hopkins
school of Political science, in Civil -ov-
ernnient, by the Hon. Melvin E. Carter.
Scliolarsluo. in tne business course, un
limited ns to time. $50: for Shorthand
limited to six months, $40; for Type
writinc. $30: or for Shorthand and
Tpyewriting together, $00; Scholarships
will be paid for when received. The
school will lie onened on August 15th
A deduction of $10 will be made upon all
scholarships in the Business or Shorthand
and Tvncwntinc courses soia on or De-
fore Sept, 1st, 18U2. Prof. Lemmond
invites a careful investigation of his
course and a comparison .with other
schools of the United States. Anyone
wishinir further information can see him
at No. 90 Haywood street from 8 to 0
a. m., or 7 to a. p. m. , juiua i m
THE FAMOUS CONNELLY SPRINGS.
DIRr.CTI.Y on line .if fV. N C. (llvl-lMI l)f
R. : Ir. K. K., mid only ISO ynrds from
station. Four ilnily pmsi-nter triuna.
This favorite resort m now open, i-unine
simi.ly umieclled in the south, anil preluded
over by a well-known ehef.
1 nil water nun nrcn niEn.yrnuuinr.iiF.
hundreds ut the me.lieal prolcion, nnd hn
lien tironnunccd bv a competent London
nnthorltv to lie fully euiiiil.ifn.it superior to
any ol the mot celebrated mineral water of
liuropc nnn America, it i ninppe.. iu .mm
quantities all otcr llie united Mates, anil
also Uirece (.. i,oniu.n, oi.H.nt.u. t.n.
troniy diuretic nn.l tonic,
lii.r. stnlile. harlicr shot). Inundry, Imll-
rooin, bowlinR ally, ponl nn.l billiard tnldcs.
onnvnuea scenery, pi.n.nn unven. i-u-i
band all the season. Write for prospectus
and rutes lo
CDNNBl.i.v sr'Kiisiis i.w.,
JulylftdSm Connelly SprinRs, N. C
of 11h .voiir, ninl will otter
pvprUiinV lwii below "nuul
SI! ssill" prices. Kesulur "cob
crushers' ami stone break
trs'' will bo Ins motto for the
week. Kvorythins in (lents
Furnishing Hoods will f'o at
first cost to make room for
his larue b v uoods nnd no
tion trade. Thousands ol
vrmls of oiettv Dress (Sooils
will have to move lotliouine
of "(Juiek Sales mid Small
Profits. '' Odds and ends will
be ui ven a way and everybody
made haiipv. Thousands of
slrnnuers visilmu- onr city
will return home to talk ot
Bostie's low i trices, pretty
troodsand polite attention.
Fathers will tell it to their
children, wives to their hus
bands and lovers will talk
about in t he wee sma Hours
of the liKtrninsr. and just so
loii",' as the great lala Week
of tin; ''Ouecii wty ol tin
West" is leniembered. just so
long will Iiostie, his goods
and bis prices be the one in
spiring theme that will stim
ulate oi hers to try ami inn
tate (not. excel I) tho leader
of low prices and the defier
ol competition. Trices would
be given, but they are the talk
of the town, for there is not
a dav or an hour hut h's
clerks are asked thequestion,
How is il , and why is it that
vou can sell goods so low?
Only those who would not
listen to reason and havt
only stayed avay becausi
thev have been humbugged
by ol hers are the ones who
are not profited by JJostic's
low prices (Jo and see lor
yourselves, (let in the float
and don t stand on t ho bank
and see others made happy
while you are getting left on
all occasions, and you will
ever thank us for telling you
NrNOT TO FORGET THE PLACE.-taU
J. T. BOSTIC,
30 Patton Avenue.
Main si n et, the Boulevard of Asheville.
- a HALF HUNDRED-
INWtlVI'IS KNOWN AS Till; BUCHANAN TKACT, A I I INC. SUITII M 'N
.NO llt'NCOMIlti IlKIVIi. AI'PI.Y AT tl-l"CI! IN W Ii Tli.i.N
CKtH-lV ll.WK. T.
capt. m:. j. :fa.gk3t,
ManaKcr ol the AHlievlUc rnrX mm llutcl coin puny
PAINTS, OILS AN
D STAINS,
WINDOW SHADES,
FOli SALI: 11Y
NICOLL & HUN
No. 10 COURT SQUAI
No
ALL WOltK GUARANTEED.
9 West Court riacc,
ASIlIiVII.l.i:, n. c.
SIDEWALK PLANK, AND STRINGERS,
FRAMING, SHEETING, &C.
1'W hAI.lC AT-
THIC FRENCH BROAD I.URiU'SSCR .".
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R. CO.
I'. V. llrlil!K..I'i:H nnil Kki'Iikn I'iisikk,
Krccivcrn.
WESTERN K011TH CAROLINA DIVISION.
Comk-ns- .1 sclii'tlntc in idVct Mny 15, l.s'.)l.
JKSSK R. ST A RISES,
UNDERTAKER : AND : EMBALMER.
BVKKY HBOtUSlTB OV THU 11HMNUSS
rUKMSHBO
EMBALMING A SPECIALTY.
HallHfactlou Uuaratttccd.
EASTBOUND
Lv Knosvillc,
Mnrrmtown,
v ;
I.T. faint Kook,
Hot Sprint;,
I.T. Asheville,
Koiiiiu Ktifih
Marion.
MorganUm,
Hickory,
Newton,
Stntcsvillc,
Ar. Salisbury,
" urcensnoro.
UanviHe,
Ar. Richmond,
Ly. Grctrnaboru
Ar. Durham,
RaleiKh,
Goldsboro,
Lr. Danville,
Ar. Lynchburu.
w anington.
NO 10 NO. 12
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H. KAUFMAN N,
ARCHITECT . AN5 SU?E:UriTnNOr NT,
ol'I'ICt! AM. ItlfSIIHiN. II :
:',s n:iii. ..n sr., asiihyii.i.i:. .
(Id1 .am
111 L'4-...n
1 1 li'.lani
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1 Ilaltimorf,
1 Philadelphia,
1 New York,
IWESTBOUNDJ
w. New York,
1 Philadelphia,
1 Baltimore,
NO. 9
'rompt
Attention Given to Call. Hay or
Nltfit.
Olhce and retidence No 87 North Main
Street. Telephone No. 61.
11I1J well known and popular
ARDEN PARK HOTEL
(iicne.l on Ihc lith innt. with a Crand null.
NotwithtnnilinB llie iniiemcntj ui im
u.n.hrf fhrre wnfl In attendance a lnruc
crowd of the most distlnsninhe.J citizens of
the community. ,
The noted pianist, Trof. Dcnck, furnished
the music for the occasion.
Arden Park I nine mili from Asheville,
and one-hnlf mile from Arden illation on th:
S. nnd A. rnilroa.l.
The proprietor nnd his lady will spare no
pains iu looking after the comforts of their
uuesls. Good livery, bowlinu n'lcy and
lawn tennis I'olile and attentive servants.
Tnl.le unsurpassed.
Hoar J per nny. per wcc,iu sp.
rates iiivcn families.
julyl7dlm J. II. I.OI.I.IS, I"ro;rr.
HOUSES TO RENT
Should Iw pla.tered with Adnmant tbcrcl.y
saving ull future repairs 10 wans.
M i WW iM
SA
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Asheville lirmich of the I.urtden & rates
Southern Music House, Snvannnh On , sole
dealers here in the oerrless Steinwnv. Mnth-
ushek, Maon & llnmlin nnd Sterling I'innos,
and the Mason & Hamlin nnd Sterling Orleans
in nil the latest styles in onk, wnlnilt, etc ,
which aic mnile n.lth.r lo buy nor sell only,
hut for a llfe-litne of cood service as musi. al
instruments, nnd arc sold on sach low nnd
ensv terms that none need no without
Rood instrument. A few iccinl bargains
are offered for a short time only. Cnll nnd
examine our instruments before l.uying else
where ns they i-peiik for themselves.
No. 43 ration Avenue
II It. CR'.MICII, Manager.
Washington,
I.vnehburg,
Ar.tianvillc.
Lv. Richmond,
lianville.
Ar. Greensboro,
Lv. Galdshoro,
Lt Raleigh,
llurnam.
Ar. Greensboro,
l.v Greensboro,
Salisbury,
" Stntcsvillc,
Newton,
Hickory,
Morganton,
Marion.
Round Knob,
Ar. Asheville,
Hot Springs,
" Paint Rock.
Morristown.
" Knnivllle,
A. &S- RAILROAD
l.v. Asheville,
1 Hcudersonville,
" I'lHl Rock.
" Snltlda,
Tr-on.
Ar. Spartanburg.
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li.'l 7 am
II 1 on 111
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III 11pm
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1 'i 01 am
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rt 10am
A. II. COB 1 5,
Law Work a ripcdaUv.
ROOM 10FIKST NATIONAL BANK RUI1 DING.
A. TBXNIiNT.
Architect anil Contructor.
Plans, siiecifica lions and estimates fur
dished. All work In my line contracted 1..1,
and no charges for drawings tin con. .nit
Awarded inc.
References when desired.
Offict: No. la Hendrv lilock, North omit
Square. Asheville. N. C. feblH.llv
GAINES & FKKNUII,
CONTRACTORS AND JOBBERS,
If yot wnnt your dwelling oV furniture te.
paii-rd call and sec us.
UNllliRTAKINli A SPECIALTY,
(fii .S'.mli Main .S'lrcrt, AslH vllk, K. C.
julylUllf
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t
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1025nm 10'JOsm
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4- fi4am
fi !anm
li luaui
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loaiiam
l(i4.'laiu
1 57 pm
237pm
3t!i.m
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7 ''7 pm
H 10pm
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NO. 10 NO J4
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34 Years Kxj-. 1 icncc-34
MILTON IIARI1IKG
CflNTKACTfllt AMI ilt'll.HWi
Oftitx and r-hop, Wolfe ltuil.li'iu.
CORNHR CUUHT PLACH AKH MAKKliT
8TKUHT.
RATH AND MICE
Ho not gnaw through Adamant. It is
best sanitary plaster.
Lt. Spartanburg.
1 ryon,
" Saluda,
" Plat Roek,
" Hendcrs'nv'le,
Ar. Asheville,
MURPHY BRANCH
NO 13
.1 1 Opm
4 27im
r. lllpm
rt'J3ptn
fi 3i:pm
fi '-'." pm
1V. AH.cii'n.
Ar. Waynesville,
" nryson tujr,
Tomotls,
Murphy,
. Murohy,
Ar. Toniolla.
Andrews,
Ar. llryson City,
" Wavnesville,
' Asheville.
Nos. tl and 15 connect at Asheville with
Ns. 11 and 12 to and from Salisbury ond
the vat.
NO.l5
7 1"pm
H 1 Upm
MA2pm
tt 1 3pm
II 22pm
1016pm
NO 19. NO 65
ii 4hpm 'H.'Klain
8t!3Hlll 1013am
1 H7pm
r5(lpra
ii 13pm
NO 20 NO. 64
I :i35am
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7 ntiam
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K 1 (lam 2 02pm
SLEEPING CAB SERVICE.
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY 18.
FOR lo DAYS OJSTLiY.
100 Mcu'e Suits, worth $7.!0, at $1.43.
100 Men't Buits, worth 19.50, now at $3.05.
100 Men's. Suits, worth 12.r.O, now $7.85.
200 Youths' Suit, from 12 to 17 years, worth $5. now going at $2.40.
125 Youths' Suits, from 12 to 17 yean, worth $7.50, now going nt $3.05.
. 125 Child Suits, from 0 to 14 years, worth M ,60, now 73 ceuts.
15 Child Suits, S to 13 years, worth $2, now $1.15.
05 Children's Suits, S to 13 years, worth $3.25, now $1 .1)5.
85 Child's Knee Pants at 25 cents.
1,900 Men's Working Pant In all colors and sizes, nt 85 cents, worth $1 50.
100 pain Men' odd Casslmcre Pants, worth from $3.50 to $3, now nt $1 tin,
100 doten Men's Balbrlggnn f hirts, worth 50 cents, now selling at 25 cents.
THIS GREAT SALE WILL POSITIVELY LAST TEN DAYS ONLY.
Theso croods havmcr recently hctn bouirht bv our New The books for .uicriition to the capital
York and Baltimore buyers at Great Bankrupt Salen, nndlsi.uk at the Ashcvine and Bristol railroad
. , i. 11 1 1 ' 1 I
tO 8U0W tne pUDHC Uiai WUU IU HO IllllllUUg, UOine ailU COIl- company nrt now open tor suhicrlnllod at
vince yourself by examining our ureat Bargain Uounters,
which are at the
Nos. 1 1 and 12 Pullman Sleepers between
knoxville and New York, via Asheville.
Salisbury and Washington.
Nos o and 12 rullmnn Sleeper between
Asnrviuc ana Ku'cign.
W. A. TURK. 8. II. HARDWICK,
Itrn. Pass. Ari Asst. Gen. Pass. A.,
Washinnton. I C. Atlanta. On,
W.H. GRBliN, Gen. Manager, Washington
. lv. MCllliK. K. K. IIKI1H.UKH,
Gen'l Supt.. Sutierlntendent,
Asheville. N. C. Columbia. 8. C.
SOI.. HAAS, Traffic Manager, Washington.
NOTICE.
BALTIMORE CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS HOUSE,
TSo. - IO - PXTTOIV - VEIVTJE.
the umce of
A. R. EMkridgc, Secretary,
No. 17 Patton Avenue.
WM. COCKB. Presldeot.
June 24th, 1S3. " dtf
K. H. 11HITT,
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER IN STONE,
Cradinic of all kinds done. V i.(
crushed stone fiirnlsttcd. Send all .r-l rs to
postotlice llox ItH, Ashcvl'le, N. i' .
auclOdtl
ll. II. HKKKH, I. U. - .
UENTAI.
Connally Building, over Kc.lw.... - t. n,
Patton Aveu.jc.
Residence, 35 nice street.
J( P. RAMSAY, D. D.8..
5s-
Dental
Ufllcc 1
Over the National Rank of Asheville, Bar
nard Building. Residence, 69 Charlotte st.
leuanmv
1)11. li. F. AMI ISO TON,
Officb Rooms ovkbCosuv'sJuw-ki-iivStoiib,
PATTON aVBNUB.
rvt-Sperlal attention given to filllnir teeth
and Ireating diseased gums and nil diseases
to I
pertaining t.
muyl3dtf
. the dental structure.
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY WITH
E. J. ASTON,
General t Insurance t Agent.
Rear No. 30 South Main street.
Ustabllshed 1805. Asheville, N. C.
auS dlv
T. E. DAVIS,
PRACTICAL
Iluildcr, Contractor and
Superintendent.
AM. USTIMATUS I'URNISHBI) HRBB.
P. O. B01 898. omce Willow 8t . No. w
Telephones: office 1 18; Residence 62.
apr27lln8m
ADAMANT,
The "Pertectloa of Wad Plaater." that 1 800
percent, mora tensile strength than lime,,
and 800 per cent, more than any other ma
terial known as a wall plaster.