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ASHBVILLE DAILY 01TIZFN: THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 18, 1892.
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MERCURIAL
TtfoJLC. Jones,of Fulton, Ark., snysof
BSSjSEJl "About ton years ago I con
viviflisvll traded a sevoreco.se of blood
poison. Leading physicians proscribed
medicine aftor medicine, which I took
without any roliof. I ulso trind mercu
rial and potash remedies, with unsuc-
RHEUMATI!
cossful results, but which brought on nn
attack of morcuri-l rheumatism that
mado my lifo ouo of agony. Alter suf
cring four years I gave up all remedies
and commenced using S. S. S. After
taking sovcral bottles, I was entirely
cured and ablo to rcsumo work.
is tlio greatest mcdicino for
KyTTlV blood poisoning to-day c:i
tho market."
Treatlao on TUnnil nnd Skin llismscs nintlptl
beo. Bwut Bi'Euirio Co., Atlanta, tia.
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r'ur those not prepared for College, Clutsos,
there Is ii
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DAVIS SCHOOL, Winstor . N. C.
WOFFORD COLLEGE
SPARTANBURG, S. C.
JAMES H. CARLISLE, LI. D., PRESIDENT.
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Vnr cutnlouc ntldrifa
J. A Gamiewell.
uiiK.'tdi'ud2ni
St. Mary's School,
RALEIGH N. C.
The Advent Term of the 51st All
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k a 1. 1 : 1 1 ; i r .
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CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA
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Expenses luv. . 1'iir rntnliMKu' nilnrwc,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
H. KAUFMANN.
ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT,
01' PICK AND rksipbnck :
L'S I'ESltl.AKllST., ASUEVII.I.i:, X c
A. H. COBB,
STENOGRAPHER.
JUaw Work a Specialty.
ROOM 10 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
K. TBNNKST,
Architect and Contractor.
Plans, specifications and entimstcs fur
.litilird. All work in my line contracted for,
and no charges for drawings on contracts
awarded mc.
Kcferences when clenircd.
Office: No. IS Hendrv Mock, Noith Court
Square. Asheville. N. C. al19dly
34-Virars' Expci icHce-34
MILTON IIA1IDING
CONTRACTOR AND I1UI1.11BR.
Oflicc and shop, Wolfe lluildhK-
CtlKNHR COURT I'l.ACB AND MARKET
-8TRKKT.
HAINES & FJtENCH,
CONTRACTORS AND JOBBERS.
If you want your dwelling or furniture re-
paircu can aau sec us.
UNDKRTAKINO A SHBCIALTY.
6i fJonli A.-in Street, Ashcvilk, .V,
juljOdtl
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY WITH
E. J. ASTON,
Ocucral 1 luauruuce t Agent.
Rear No. 20 South Main stmt.
established 180S. Ashevillc, N. C.
a auS dlT
B. H. BRITT,
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER IN STONE.
' (trading of all klnda done. All aixca of
crushed stone furnlihed. Send all orders to
poatofficc Box 14-8, AahCTillc, N. C.
auRlQdtf
R. H. RKBVUS, D. D. S.,
UKNT.1I.
OFriCK
Connolly Building, over Redwood'. Store,
Patton Avenue.
Residence, 33 nice atreet.
J-
P. RAMSAY, D. D.3.
,-v -v-
Dental
Office t
Oyer the National Bank of AahcTille, Kar
aard Building. Residence, 60 Charlotte at.
fcbSIBdlT
DR. Ii. F. ARIUNUIVN,
OHFICKKOOMi OVllRC(lHVJlHVIil.RvSTOJB,
I'ATTOS VKNUB.
fTSiieclul attention given to lining teeth
and treating diaeaaed guina and nil iliaeaaca
pertaining to the denial structure.
muylSdtf
BONNYCREST INN I
Hlght mile, south of Aahcvlllc, i tulle from
Sayland Spring. Station.
Rates $3 per day, $13 per week; $40 per
munth
, TU08, A. MORRIS, t'rop'r,
majlOdU ' Bkyland, N. C.
C
"INSTANTLY KILLED."
Case, to' 1'rove That Literally
Til-
la
No Such Thing.
Death never enme -s swiftly as that 10 a
soldier uuUws blown to fragments by an
exploding shell. At Stone Kiver I saw an
infantryman Htrurk between the shoulders
by a solid shot. Ho was flung forty feet or
more and reduced to a pulp, and yet he
was gasping thirty seconds after being
truck. At Second Hull Hun the man next
to me on the right was shot through tne.
center of the forehead. We were kneeling,
llehad bisguntohis face and had (1 red the
shot and cried out, "My Uoil, I'm hit!" be
fore be fell over on his side. While we
were forming buttle, line in the street of
Fredericksburg a rilled shell exploded in
the ranks about twenty feet away. One
man was blown to fragments so com
pletely wiped oil the face of the earth that
not a linger of him was to be found. The
shell probably exploded just as it bit him.
The mau on his right bad a leg and an
arm blown off and was (lung ten feet
away, yet bo was living and trying to
speak half a minute later. The one on bis
li ft was cut in two almve the hips and one
of bis arms blown over the beads of the
second line just forming. This man's eyes
did not close for twenty seconds.
At SiMittsylviinia a sergeant on my right
was shot through the heart as the lines
were advancing. The body was afterward
examined by the surgeon, and be said the
bullet bad passed through the heart. 1 he
man advanced at least four steps after be
ing bit, and then clutched at a sapliugnnd
said, "Keep right on; I've been hit!" He
must have lived fully thirty seconds uftcr
receiving the shot. In the cemetery nt
Gettysburg three of us were lying down
behind a monument which had toppled
over, and were using It as a breastwork.
The man on the left was struck by somi
missile, probably a fragment of shell,
which uncovered the whole top of hit
head. Ho laid bis gun aside, stood up at
full height nml then shrieked out and fell
backward. As we turned tohim ho raised
his right arm, and his lips moved as if be
were trying to give us some message.
M. IjUAn.
A New Superstition.
It is impossible to invent a new religion.
A new combination of old doctrines is all
that is left to the innovator. It is barely
possible, however, to invent a new super
stition or a new manifestation of an old
one, and Dr. Jacques, of .Montreal, has
done it.
He is a widower and a graduate of the
Victoria School of .Medicine, and has or
ganixed a little community of which the
members sleep ill their Collins. "I made a
bargain with the good Ooil," he says, "the
year tho smallpox rased in Montreal. I
visited l.'-HKl cases, and in return iod fa
vored the mission I have in hand, viz., the
adoration of the 'Holy Knee.' "
There are but live sisters 111 tho com
inline, and the reporter of a local paper
was allowed to see them as they puss t he
night. The five sisters were found rolled
in red material, with awhile headdress
falling down over t heir slioulders. These
girls have 110 education whatever, yet their
medical protector savs they arc very
learned ill things pertaining to the celestial
sphere. Thev retire at 8;;;o and rise at 4,
and although all work fur tho house the
greater part of the day is spent in ailora
tion and prayer, lly the side of a nicely
decorated altar stands a post nbout six feet
in height, mid upon the latter hangs an
ox chain ten feet long, the use of which
was explained as follows by the doctor:
"When Montreal is given over to car
nivals, to balls and parties this heavy
chain is hung around each sister's neck for
an hour nt a tune, wlnlo they kneel in
nraver for their sisters of tho world,
whom destiny has thrown in temptation's
way.
The doctor drew asido a curtain, and a
largo deep colliu, painted black and cov
ered with gray cotton, was revealed. The
pillow is made of wood, and not a single
article of clothing is visible,
There are verv plainly furnished cells
for tho rest of the little community, and
the doctor is 111 a state of childish satisfac
tion over bis scheme. Ho declares that
wonderful miracles have been ierformed
"in fact everything lias been done but
bringing the dead to life again
The Huttercup t Our Childhood.
I whs somewlmt vexed recently by beinjy
told by a profound linuint that the word
"buttercup" bad nothing to do with but
ter, for did we not wheu children place the
flower under each other's chin in order to
see whether or not wo loved butter? But
ho insisted that it was not originally
"cup," but 'kop," or something Dutchy,
which meant a head or button, and that it
waa button and not butter that went first
with the cup. Ho would have it that it
waa simply "gold button" at any rate.
But this makes no difference now. The
lovely friend of our childhood will ever be
buttercup to us. Thomas Meehan in Phil
adelphia Ledger.
An Unfortunate Admission.
Johnnie had come homo Into and was
being questioned as to how he had been
a Df inline his time.
"So that little boy next door climbed the
ladder aud grew scared when he got at the
top," queried his father, "and you went to
help him down?"
"Yes, father," assented Johnnie.
"What made you bo long about it?"
"Because," responded the reluctaut
Johnnie, "it had tak;en nearly half an hour
for me to coax him to go up." New York
Evening Sun.
The Right rice.
A passenger stooped to pick up some-
tbiiiK from tho floor. ' ho lias lost
louis" lie called out. At onco half
dozen passengers bcKan fnrubliiiK in nil
their pockets until one of them held out,
bis hand and said that ho had dropped the.
coin.
"Does it not bear thedate 1800?" impiim!
the finder.
"Yes, certainly."
"Is not one suits rather worn?"
"Just 80."
"Here you are then," said the wat?, as he
handed to tho other a trousers button.
Chrouique.
runttiug the Miller.
Tho Detroit Free Press tells, through a
correspondent, that the saying, "drowning
a miller," originated from tho following
fact: If the mill stream below tbo mill is
dammed or stopped, the water is ponded
back and the mill Incomes what the mill
ers call "tailed." There is too much water,
the mill will not work aud tho miller is
said to be "drowned out." Hence, when
too much of any one article is put into a
mixture it is called "drowning the miller,"
ITDforttinnte Women,
"Poor creatures 1" exclaimed Mrs,
Grosgrain, looking at the pictures ol
nude savage women; "no clothing uf
any kind! I wonder what tho poor
things havo to talk about?" Exchange,
Oil, That Hoy!
Young Iliuikinson (in the parlor)
Johnny, wil' Miss Irene be down soon?
Johnny Yes. She's most drensed,
Nothin to put on now but her suspend'
tm. Chicago Tnbuue.
A Method or Relief.
Tho Dilettante You ought to ace Mis.
Thomson's magiiillcviit'lioiiivl It's just
full of Corols nnd Millets.
The I'arvcnu Teriiblel Why doesn't
h try insect powder I Chicago News
Record. On Way of Kxpresslna; It.
"I am so sorry," said Mrs. Parvenu, bid
ding goodhy to ber guests after an at
home, "that the rain kept all our best peo
ple away, "Kxehangs,
A Matter of History.
Boerum (doin his best to make a
favorable impression, has just finished
his best anecdote) Hal 1ml ha! That's
pretty good utory, now.
Miss Acres Yes, I think so too. And
they say pnr Uncle Phil, who was killed
at Gettysburg, never tired of hearing
it. Life.
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TTTTT'S
Tisiv I mr Pilta0
Om I HI J hBDVVI
stimulate the torn Id lirer. stroncthrn
Othe digestive organs, regulate t,,ej
bowels ami are uncqualrd as an nnti-p
bilious medicine. Ininalarlul districts
0 their virtue Hre widely recognized as a
they poRMM peculiar properties lnp
Vrice, 3.1e. Otllee, SO Park I'lnce, N. Y. A
MCP TllTT'S Uflf? nYF-
a perfecflmltatlon of nature) lmpoM-p
ible to dotect It, I'rlco, Ol per box.
9O0OO0O9O0
Valuable Laud In Swain Co.
For Snlc.
ny virtue of authority invested in mc by
the Inst w ill and testament of William John
ston, dee'd, I will sell at auction to the )iii:h-
CKt bidder at the court house door
IN BKYSON CITY. N. C,
on Tuesday, the ii.'Ul day of August, 1 H.t2,
aI the interest of said William Johnston
(hcinrr an undivided one-half tin-trot Icpit one-
well th of the minora interests), in the fol
lowing described three tract of valuable
land, situ te in tne county 01 swntn. to-wit;
lJi st tract, btine st'te (jrnnt No. Kin,
tvinK on Lulty liver, near iti head waters,
beuinnuii! at a stake uul HaUam tree, (I!)
six poles south from I'orter's Cap on the
Smoky mountain, and running- is per calls
of find grant, vaucus courses tor comple
ment, containing irom 7,000 to lu.imu acres,
more or lens.
Stcond trnt, mine stnte grant No. 40H,
date 01 Drci miicr yti, N.7.r,oou acres on
the east side of Forney's Creek, beginning
at a white hickory mid stake on theeant
bank t f Forney's creek and running the va
ns courses niimi o in unui grant, contain-
ng 0.000 acres, more or less.
I It 1 rd tract, being state grant No. 14. 1,
dated M urch 1 8th, 1 H ,".", beginning at u
beach on the west bank of Tuckasecgc? river,
the mouth of the tirst large branch or
cicik below Men'nmin Hyde 9 old place, and
running nccoroing to tne various cans
named in said crant. containing ii.1100 acres,
more m I ss.
All ol the arorcsiinl three tracts of land
having In en ir,giu:illv grau'ed by the state
01 North t ar ma to K. V. Welch and J. is,
Allison.
Icrnis ol the m.tIc. f.nc fourlh ivi'h, remain
der to be paid In ctiuiil instnlluints one and
two venrs from date, with Interest from u rite
at the rate ol s rer cent, per annum, payable
sem ttnniinllv: or if purenaser tirclers he can
nnv nil cash, instead of tiling note tor de
ferred payments.
Jy22fri4t lixecutor.
INEBRIETY,
Ruoture. : I Cancer.
AIiLi FORMS OF
Obscure, : Difficult : Chronic
DR. E. HADLEY GREENE,
OF ATLANTA. G.V ,
Who for more than tw,nty years lias bren
well known throughout the southcui stnlcs
as a remarknhly aucccaiil'itl
CANCKR AND CHRONIC HISHASU SI'K
CIALIST,
Is now in this city, stopping at the Villa
near the postollice, here lie may be con
ulted during the next few weeks ronfidrn
tially nnd without churfic.
Dr. Greene is the general state agint for the
Ill'.XTSIXGIiR TKEA T.UEST
For the iirlnk Habit.
It is much superior to any other for this
purpose. It contains no gold, so mat ai
though in use for ten years, and hundreds
have been treated with it. not a single one
has been in the slightest degree injured
Phvsicolly or nu-ntaily. No one treated with
it has ever failed bcintr cured. No one cured
has ever gone buck to drink. It is the saf
est, the mildest, the surest, the speediist, the
cheapest. Dr. Green also radically cures
HERNIA, OR RUPTURE,
lly a new and scientific method. No cutting
no blood Tlic patient is not detained from
business. The pef feet cure requires liulfuur
to eight weeks, nnd the pntieut only needs
to see the doctor once a week.
Call early ns possible, so that should you
decide to be enred we may have ample time
Aahcville, N C, Aug. 10, lw.vj.
nuglldst thu&ant
Pianos and Organs.
Take advantage of our "Special Summer
Rates" and get n splendid l'inno or Organ
on the very low and easy terms now olTtrcd
bv the I.uddcn .S: llntcs Southern Music
House In Ashcville, who arc sole dealers here
In the Stelnway, Mathushek, Mason &
Hamlin and Sterling Pianos, nnd the Mttson
& Hamlin nnd Sterling Orgnns in all the
latest style..
Call and examine our line stock of instru
ment, aud get our prices before buying else
where.
No. 43 Patton Avenue.
H. E. CROUCH, Manager.
COME AT ONCE
TO
HOTEL ALEXANDER,
ALEXANDER, N. C.
L ood rooms and beds; the beat of milk end
butter; home raised vegetables; excellent
water; good board; the best place to sleep In
the world. Oh ! you ought to cnioy our 250
feet ot porches with splendid shade and al
ways a fresh breexe.
Rates $( and $7 per week Children and
servants half price.
R. II. & J. N. VANCE.
July22dlm
NOTICE.
The hooka for subacrlptlon to the capital
stock of the Ashcville and Itrislol rtillrond
company arc now open for subscription nt
the office of
A. R. Eskrldge, (Secretary,
No. 17 I'atton Avenue.
WM. COCKE, .'resident.
June 24-th, 1H03. dtf
THK MAITLANU SCHOOL,
No. 40 French Broad Avenue.
EN0L1SH AND FRENCH HOME ANI DW
SCIIOOI. FOR GIRLS.
ARN. nVRriWYN MAITI.ANIK l'liniiiml
Th. Srtionl mill re open September 2(lth
Mr.. Maitlaml will be in Ashcville niter
August 15th. Circulars mny be had by ap
plying at the school.
ADAMANT,
The "Perfection of Wnll Piaster." It has S(K)
percent, more tensile strength than lime,
and 300 per cent, more than any oilier ma
teruu uowa as a wan piaster.
MENSTRUATION
w;'h a womnn of vigorous health passes
oif in due time without pain or dis
comfort ; but when she approaches this
crisis MONTHLY with a Irail constitu
tion and feeble health she endangers
both her physical and mental powers.
BRADFIELD'S
-3 FEMALES-
REGULATOR
if taken a few days before the monthly
sickness sets in and continued unlill
nature performs her functions, has no
omal as a M'l-.UHC lor I'ainl.ul, Pro
fuse, Scanty, Suppressed and Irregular
rVlEKSYRUATiON
Uook to " WOMAN " mailed free.
BHADF1ELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Ca.
Sold hy alt lruujlala.
UISCEI L.-WEOUS.
ADAMANT sales now reach 1 7.000 tons
monthly, beitm '-ore than 30 times as
lif-ye ns all ehe-ip imitators combined
I. I KliAliWAY. Asnevuie, . u.. Agent
V. N C. Office orer Diekerson's store.
NDTICK To voters of Ituncombc county:
I hcieby announce myi-elf candidate f.r
the olltcc ol Slicrirt ol Huncointic county, snb
iect to the action of tie democratic nomi
nating convention, nml earnestly request
my many friends to aid mc in securing the
nomination. Vciy respectfully,
nuK-sdtsept3 JliSSK M. MORGAN.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NO! ICF Having
quulilicd as the administrators of F. S.
II. Reynolds, deceased, we hereby notlfv all
persons having clnim11 ngninst snid deced
ent, to present them to us at the otfiec of C.
II. Atkrisoil in tliecity ol Aslieville bet'-re
tl el'Sth day of July. 1 sti.'t, otherwise this
notice will be plead in bar of their recovery.
Also those indebted to said decendeat will
please conic forward and settle.
C. II, ATKINSON,
ANNIli M. RBVNOLDS.
iuIy3Hdtliurs(it Administrators.
ANNOI'NCHMKNT I I ear to ny to ti e
voters of Hun.'ombe county that I am
n candidate for the ollice of Kegister of Deeds
for this trrand old county, subject to the
judLinent and wishes of the Democratic con-
v niton, which meets in Ashcville September
'rd next. If I am elected, the duties incum
bent upon mc t-hall be despatched with uni
form curtcHv and prompt husitu-sH regular
ly. Whilst desirous of the nomination, and
a hicli 1 trust will be the convention's pleas
ure, whether vmi Fclcct me or not. I will be
tdunil vot:nu for Cleveland, nnd nguinst the
infamous force bill. Vcrv'resp'y,
julvl'7iltf R. V. DKIJMMOND.
TKI STKK'S SA I.K 1)1' IND 4y virtue
of the power of sale vested in the under-
signed in a certain need ol trust by w. it
M tiller to K. I, (iraham. trustee, to sccur the
tiavmint ot certain debts therein mcntioncfl.
oeiaiut nnymg hecii mane in me paymcni 01
uic mime, i w 11 at inc n,ni . ,,,r ui i..c
court house in Ashcville, to the highest bid
der (or cash, at 11! o'clock, m.. on Monday
Augustl'lM, lHU-'.the lands conveyed in said
deed ot trust, which deed is recorded in the
register of deed's office ot Ituncombc county
N. C, in rceord of deeds of tiust. Hook i!0,
page T1S5. to which reference Is mud? for a de
scription of the lar ds to be sold This July
1, lH'.l'J.
R. J. GRAHAM,
j ulv'Jl thurn4t Trustee.
NOTICIi Hv virtu
given by V. I . 1J
e of n deed in trust.
attun to tne, the un- I
derstgmu, as mist c. to secure n ueot uue io
S lira) nun iv Sons. 1 will sell by public
miction for cash, at the court house door in
the city or Ashcville, N. C.on the lothdayof
September, A. D , lN'.y, the city lot belonging
io sum ruuon.siiuuwti tm PoiiinMiu-,
avenue, near Hailey street, adjoining land-
oi lf. Smith and Jacob Dclvechio. and more
ffiK rin" V .trTd nTonFA
. . ' . " ' ; ' . : . u . . .
pngc , ui, mm , in -it " ,
jtuncumhc eouiitv
n. to wn rn rcicrcnce i
is hcrebv made for a full descriplinn of said I
lot. Witness my hand this the loth day of
August, 181)3. J. I. SMATlInRS,
'I rustee.
W. W J INKS, Attorney.
augind30d
NOTICE Default having been made in the
vaymenis stipulated in a deed in trust
executed Mny Hitli, ixni, by Wil y J. Zneh
ary nnd Maria II. Zacharv, his wife, to me,
aiuWecurded on page ltl'J et sc(( of Hook 311
of Mortgage Records, in the ollice ol the
Register of Deeds of Huneombe conntv N. C ,
und by virtue of a power of sale therein con
tained, I will sell for cash to the hight st bid
der, ut the court house door in the city of
Ashcville, N. C, on Tuesday, August 33d,
lhU3, the land described in said deed in trust
to wit: Lying and being in the northern
pari of said city of Ashcville and bounded n.
follows, beginning at a stake in the easterly
margiri of West street urd in the southerly
margin of North street and running along
snid southerly margin of North street nnrth
7"i H' east 3oO feet to F. C. Estabrook'B
northwesterly corner; thence ulong her
v csterly line south 51 13' east (13 3-10 feet
to a stake; thence still nlong her westerly
line south ' 17' cust 73 (Mo feet ton
stake in the northerly lin.' of the lotformerly
owned bv John C. cott; thence nlomr said
northerly line of said Seott lot to its north
wester! v corner and in theeasterly margin of
West street south 71 fill' west 300 feet;
thence nlong said easterly margin of West
street north 41 13' cust 17 -10 feet to the
beginning.
HAROLD DOrlll.BDAV,
iuly21thur8.lt Trustee.
THE FAMOUS CONNELLY SPRINGS.
TAIRECTLY on line of W. N C. divl-ion of
XJ R. & y. R. R., and only 150 yards from
station. Four daily passenger trains.
This favorite resort is new open. Cuisine
siiuoly unexcelled in the s(.t.ih, and presided
over by well-known elut.
This waTer has been highly endorsed bv
hundreds of the medical profession, and has
been pronounced hy a competent London
(itithnrii v to fullv enuiii. if not superior to
nv ol the most celebrated mineral waters of
liurnpe and America. It i shipped in large
quantities all mcr the United States, and
also direct to London, Knglaud. Water
strongly diuretic nnd tonic.
Livery stable, barber shop, laundry, ball
room, howling ally, pool nnd billiard tables,
Unrivalled scenery Splendid drives, Full
band nil the season. Write lor prospectus
and rates to
CONNBL1.Y SPRINGS CO..
julylhdiini Connelly Springs, N. C
ADAMANT
Is as much superior to mortar as mortar
to mud.
NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG WOMEN,
ASHBVILLE, 1ST. O,,
Will Open Its First
ti... i.,mi;ii,. w l.uviii-il iii i lie tniiat
spacious building now nearly completed for its use, at a cost of $150,000, will bf
furnished with pure spriiifj- water from springs on the premises; will be lighted by
mis; healed bv hot water, ami provided
" ... ..... e . . -i
Th. ,jn i urn in hi nt ni int'iiiiiua
' : .. . , 1 r
pie space given lor outdoor exercises, a wen equipped gyiuim.iuu. ... -k
within doors. No cxiiciisc has been spared to make the sewerage and sanitary ar-
rangcnienls iicrlcct.
Four Separate Courses
fired to
I. THE NORMAL COURSE, for the
L. SEMINARY OR COLLEGIATE
iittriifa GniPiiffo niiitic flmniirifr Xr i
.'. COMMERCIAL COURSE, including slcnograpuy, t,pev..n...K. ""r
4. 1)EPARTMET OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE, (a), di-itntific Cooking-The
study of the production and manufacture of loods, &c. (n). fcewimj-binbraeing
the cutting and fitting ol garments, millinery, ret. u .
The teachers at the head of this department arc from the famous I'rntt School,
Brooklyn, N. Y., and the others from the best institutions in the country, chosen
,.,;n, .i..0.. i i-i,r;iin.i rimmntrr. cxncriciice and tibihtv as teachers.
A thoroughly organized Preparatory Department has Ikcii furnished for ull such
n..A ..r-fir..(l bv till hiollcr clnSSCS.
The school year will be divided into
$100 oer vcar. which bnrclv covers the
";.I..J t I...
cally tree, Having uccn pruvimu tut ny
DAY PUPILS $12.50 PER TERM
For further particulars apply to
Augl2-d&w5w N
WANT COLUMN.
WASTED.
"ItTANTBIi H. Zuiiil-. H South Mnln,
fV buys all kindtt second lund goods fr
cash. augi6dlra
"II f" A NT 151 A luster mother for pops three I
TT days old. Apply to
w. a. notiGHBRry.
At Darnum & Co.
nuglildnt
WATHt' t buyer for BS.000 shingles.
Great Im-gii'. J NO. I. WAK1,
Room !H K'evn Id. ;'vililing, Ashcv'llc, N. C.
au-'15dtf
lirANrp.n-
To trade choice lot on street I
T en
nr line in Rnmothfor lim ber. Also
will trade with corrector for buil ing. Kn-
auire br Otis A. M Her. nt J II B sli ' o'-1
tier, over Mimuuugh's itore. anliltf
lirANTI'Hf.l'I.HTO KNOW Dr. C J.OIi-
V veros, sr-echilist on eye. ear, throat and
nwtie diseases can be fouud over Raysor &
Smith . orug store, .No. 1 I'utt n avt-nue. I
Fitting of glasses ills', a specialty work. I
llourn 9 a. ra. to 1 p in. 3 p. m. to 5 p. ni. I
lulylrttl
FOR RENT.
IViSlRABI.B OFFICES for rent in th''
J McAfee building. Patton nvenuc. Ap-
ulv to
JOHN CHILD, Agent.
augldtf
"TJIOR SAl.li A
valuable lot. fronting on
X! Oak
street. 100x182. Apoly to
W. B. WILLIAMSON & CO
juiy30dtf t
I7WR RENT A seven room house on Chnr
J lotte stree'; water and g s, etc. For
terms apply either at No. 09 Charlotte St.
orur. Kamsav s actual omcc. uugiuiiu-
TOR RENT The large, fine a'ore room
1' and bu.emcn. No. 14- Norlll Court
1'lncc. Apply to C. 8. Cooper, No. 07 North
Main street. juiyzaira
OR K liNT Suite of room in Milliard
niock. suitable lor bed room and office
Apply at Dr, C. Ii Milliard's ollice in build
ing, jljliulm
FOR RUNT 20
lege street; nil i
room house. No. 53 Col-
ge street; all modern conveniences; two i
minutes' walk of court square. Apply to
JOHN CHILD, Agent,
nnglldtf No. 1 Legal Block.
1710R RENT One 8 room cottage. No. 370 1
J Havwood street; Immediately on car
line. All n'Klern conveniences. Apply
US Havwood street, 3d door west,
nugtldtf
1 STURR FOR RUNT 75 ucrcs near the
l city, splendid grass, plenty ol water and
hhfiilc. Ample lor -fco or oo neaa ot cutiic.
rncc $3 per month per neno. Apniy to
J. I'. KURR,
julv33dtf Citizen oflicc.
TOR RENT OR SALE New 7 room house
JLJ on Arlington Flace. Modern conven
iences; good neighborhood; on street car I
line; ten minute, walk from court house.
Apply to L. B. ALEXANDER,
juuc3(.idtf nt Western Carolina Ilank.
MID K KNT Krsidencc No. 144 1 1 ill street.
Nj Mllte roof hoUfJ.. rooma. isidcs
JL Nice slate
buh noms und bai(ement- An modern con-
vcniencea. Terms reasonable Apply to
DR. J. G. IJUKBN,
junclodtf No, l West Court Square.
IjIOH RKNT FOR TUB SUMMliR My
XJ residence in West Ashcville, hall acre lot I
with lurge oaks; good well, stable, ew etc
Scen rooms in tlie house and furnished.
(lood horse, buggy and harness for sale,
inavlldtl C H SOUTIIWICK.
IVWHI-I.ING FOR RI5NT A large h';use,
1 newly furnished and painted, fourteen
bedrooms, modern conveniences, large
uriuuds. iiurdcn und stable on car line, 318
I Haywood stiect, Hdioining Woodcock's
1 drug store. Apply nt house or to
nuglGdtl A. k.msmw, Agent.
RHST 1'nur storv brick buildine
fV V,)xi?o ,Tet located on Hatton avtnue'
ijmS fnshlo '
1 cd for manufacturing pur-
poses, convenient in ncpoi ana waienuuscB.
i.;M(lllir- t our othrc
. ...
Til 15 ASHEVILLIi SHOE CO.
augl '.'dlf.
WARDING.
rpHH SALUDA, No. It Stamen avenue
1 House new and handsomely furnished.
Hot and cold water oaths on every uoor
like trie bcl's; French cuisine; perfect attend
ance. MISSH.lv liUWYI'-K,
Telephone 150. I'roprietre.-B
ang3dlm
T1WIVATB HOARDING A few single and
I larce double rooms, with first-class I
board at moderate prices. Vegetable! and
milk trom my own farm.
C. I. McCArB,
24 Grove St. off Patton avc.
julyl2df
FOR SALE.
F
IOR SM.E A
well trained goat,
sulky
and harness.
App'v at
CITIZEN OFFICE.
TF YOU ARE Iil'ILDlNO don't fail to put
X in Watson's Fire Grate. For sule by
BALLARD & RICH.
THIOR 8ALF-
A nice house. Can be bought
X! Che
cheap, for cash, within the next thirty
days by calling on A, L wii.uy,
105 1'atk Avenue, Ashcville, N. C,
aug5dtf
TjIOR SALE A lot of fine new lurntture,
12 complete equipment lor
first class
boarding house. Cost ubout S700. Will
sell singly. In auita or in a lump. Applv to
SFMMBRS & LEWIS,
augliidltr Attorney., Dtckcraon B'ld.
F
OR SALE The Melke house, western
nnrt ol the city: one ot lineat res oences l
in A.hevillc, containing IS rooms, 3 ncres
in lot, tine oak grove and beautiful lawns
and shrubbery magnincent view mat can
not be obstructed. For further informitiou
wlrirms W. P. SOUTHERN.
Executor, 3l West Haywood St.
llly27dtf
TjOR 8ALEOR EXCHANOB Attractively
1J built six room cottage in Skyiuna, in. i.
Lot 90x150, well shaded. This cottage,
lust completed, is finished in nntive pine ai d
offers to the home seeker a most comforta
ble tmise nt small cost. Can be bought on
instalment or for cash, or will exchange for
property in Ashevtllc. Apply to
1 T. A- MORRIS.
Bonny Crest Inn. Skylnnd, or
JOHN CHILD, Agent, Ashcville, N. C,
augldtf
ADAMANT,
Of itself v. 1.1 not crack, .well or shrink.
Session Sept. 15, 1892.
beautiful suburb ol Aalievillc, m, c i lie
witn liot ana com uains.
-,, ,. i'.. 11.. ln.l
win uc core utiv euuiuoi.
, : i " .:... .;n i,n r.,i,i I
CIGARS, TOBACCO
of Study Will be Of-
the Student.
through training of teachers unilcrinstruc-
COURSE, including ancient nnu niouern iuu
two terms; cost to pupil $50 per term, or
expense of board, the school being prncti-
- ... i;iu.-..t IV:,.1b f fomnli. dtirnl Inn.
h,jvi... ,.,....d ...
OR $25.00 FOR SCHOOL YEAR.
HCi, l nus, L,anteiivei
AS11EV1LLE, N. C
WHITE - SULPHUR - SPRINGS,
WAYNESVILLE. N. C.
I
This cclchrntcd resort, the coolest And most
.wmimuMi up, ,. . iui.,. o is i.s n ip.i i i ii'urwF'iiKi
Una, is now open for kucsib. Double daily trains trom Ashevnlc to the Spring each day ot
the week, including Sunday. Trnin leave Afheville for Waynesville at 8.3'J a. m , and 6:45
p. m. Leave Waynesville tor Ashcville at 6:5 a. m.., and 12:03 noon.
The water Is the finest and purest white sulphur, inducing a good appetite, and the
table supplied with everything to satisfy it.
Koomi are wen lurnmned. cicnn and cool.
The terms of board are moderate and will
junr31d3ra
IF YOU,; ARE GOING TO BUILD
-HAVU
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS AND FRAMES
MADE
JONES & WHISNANT,
OUit c and Miopg, Old Depot.
GLENN SPRINGS
Aftei visiting various watering Diners I
fering intensely with Chronic Dyspepsia, in
gastritis. Whatever it mav nave oeen l am now almost entirely reiieveo. ana mat retici
has been brought on bv the use of Olefin Springs Wuter. I think it euual if not superior to
any mineral water on the continent.
Monroe, i. v. j-ca
Raysor & Smith and
PAUL SIMPSON, Shipper, -
lewis iinnoi. Pres.
H. T. coluns,
Capital,. $50,000. Surplus, $35,000.
WESTERN CAROLINA BANK.
State, County And City Depository.'
Organized
DEPOSIT BOXES IN FIRE PROOF VAULTS RENTED AT REASONABLE RATES
UKNEKAL HANKING
Interest Paid 011 Deposits
DIRECTORS'
LEWIS MAOnf'T
H. T. COLLINS,
M.J. FAOO,
I. B. RBED
S. H.
tBank open from 9 a. m., till p. m. On Saturday, till 6 p, m.;
THE "BONANZA,"
WE
AND
Nos. 41 and 43 S.
drparTMBNT. OENT8
WIIpXk aSd rbadTno room.
1'LIJ, B1LUAKUAMO CUOLSUUIU. J. JL-J 1
BEER s VAULTS : AND : BOTTLING : DEPARTMENT ! IN ; BASEMENT.
P. A. MARQUARDT, Manager.
Main Entrance, No. 45.
Postofflce 'B Q-
. C Z i J .1 c t i.
fffff THE
nicturcsoue snot in Western North Caro-
be given on application.
K. M. BRIGHT, Proprietor.
YOUR-
BY
asheviixe:, n. c.
MINERAL WATER.
came to Olenn Springs almost In despair, suf
fact some physicians pronounced my case
a.iun u i u, u. iiunin.
Pelham's Pharmacy.
. - - Glenn Springs S. C.
Vice-Pres.
L. p MCLoon, C.shier
May, 1888.
BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
In Ravings
Department.
J. R. RA 1 .
CHARLRS MCNAMBF
I. B. RANKIN,
VI. J. BEARDKN.
RUED,
CO
Main St., Asho illc.
"VTY A 1
.N U. 4:1.
AND BOTTLB GOODS, 8AM. "V' f Atii
Teiepnone.caii, no. js.
nAi h rrrt THE HOST ?,
Klill I f I PflMVFMIFIIT TRUNK 9.
HVt.l.bll ' -" -mi
TRAY
tVLH UtVISbU.
The Tray Is arranged
. ti i i. i 1 ,u- )
TRUNK
IO (Oil UK.IV, ICHVIIl UK. gjv
Imttom o( the Trunk
car,y of access. )
Notlunc to hveak or cct out of order. 1 he av
Tray can be lifted out if desired, and to buy ji
this style is a guarantee that you will get tin JJ
strongest Trunk made. . )
If your Dealer cannot furnish yon, notify the j)
manufacturers, S
H. W. ROUNTREE k BRO., Rlchmoml, V.
LIQUOR