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There died la Paris, in the year ISO), u
citizen named M. Clergett, who was both
an eccentric and a miser. For the lust ten
years of his life ho visited the Royal Zo
ological gardens almost daily, and he al
ways took his stand before the- cage of a
certain lion named Majestic. The beast
was a very largo and powerful auiinul,
and between him and the miser there
came about a friendship which was the
talk of all visitors. M. Clcrgett was (Jie
ouly human being who dured put his hand
into the cago and caress the beast, nud lmil
it been permitted he would have entered
the cage. Ho had only one fault to find
with Majestic. The monarch was lint a
black maned lion. A great French hunter
who hail traveled in Africa had told
him of seeing a black maned lion, which
wns a far largi'r beast, and he was never
quite satisfied with his pet after that.
The lion, rfter a captivity of sixteen
years, died in April, IN!!). M. t lergrtt
died only twenty days later. It. is said
that he died of jiiii'f lit the loss of Mnje.i-
tic. lie that as it may, he left n will In
whicli the sum of J15,000 was donated to
the jioo, "to procure from Africa a full
grown specimen of the black inaiicd lion,
who shall be named nftiT me." It was
provided that "on each and every Sabbath
day the said lion shall be nil it li d to live
pounds of dressed fowl, in addition to his
regular diet of fresh meat," and at his
death he was to lie honored with a tomb
stone setting fnrt li his name and other par
ticulars.
The bequest was art:cplrd, as the old
miser turned out to be very well oil' and
hud no reluiives to goto law over his will.
An order was nt once dispatched to the
great animal dealer nt Hamburg, bet
black maned lions are likewhileelctihaiibS
few anil far between. The house hr.il
not had one in live years. The order was
placed to be lilleil, however, and one day,
weeks luler, while I was in tlio Kuclmaua
country and had secured a rhinoceros and
two leopardt., a letter was received by mes
senger from the coast., which read:
Drop nil other work until you huvo
captured a full grown, black mailed lion.
lie must be u perfect specimen."
To read was t i obey. itlmi half nn
hour I was sending out couriers to the
natives with the p:'oniie of a musket end
fifty charges of powder to any one who
could furnish the in forma tioii wanted.
Tho news reached a vilhigj fifty miles
away before I'.nj thiiig came of it. Then
an old man Kent me Word to romo und see
him, nud when I hud arrived I found that
he had just reached home from a vh-it to a
village nearly fifty miles to tho west.
There he hail lixiu Id a black mailed lion
with his own eyes, and had colon very
near falling a victim to him as well. Tho
beast had just made its appearance in the
locality, and was described ns the largest
lion any of the natives had ever seen, lie
had nn unusually heavy mane, mid it. was
almost jet black, while his color was that
of a mouse instead of tawny. This latter
fact, if it was a fact, proved that the ani
mal was not yt-t over HI years oiil, though
full grown. The old man offered to guide
US to the village, and after a three days'
march we reached it, to find a collection of
about fifty huts situated on I in: banks of
u small river. .Stretching away to the
north was a sterile plain, and two miles in
rear of the village was a range of moiiti
tains. Iletweeii the stream and the moun
tains the ground was fertile, anil the vil
lagers were living in peace mid plenty. At
night their eal tie were secured in a kraal
or pen, const tutted of logs and thorn
bushes, and up In the date of the appear
ance of the black maned lion no wild beast
had ever go. into the pen.
Tho new arrival had signalized his tires
ence by carrying off one of the herders.and
only the night before our arrival he had
leaped tho barricade, killed n steer about
'J years old and then removed tho body to
a mass of rocKs fully a mile from the vil
lage. Tho trail was still fresh and could
have been followed to the spot where tho
lion was sleeping after his meal. The fence
was seven or eight feet high. A Hon could
leap Into the pen easy enough, but the fact
of this fellow leaping out again with his
prey was something to excito wonder,
There was plenty of blood and hair on the
thorns and sharpened sticks, but it ap
peared that he had neatly cleared tho fcuco
with his heavy mid awkward burden. In
deed, a dozen or more of the villagers who
had been turned out by the rumpus In tho
pen saw tho lion as lie canto out. lie also
saw them, and roared defiance and waited
for them to come forth and Kivc battle.
When he finally went away he had the car
cass of the steer by the neck and drew tho
body along the ground.
A lion does not h ap into a kraal until ho
has made the circuit of it two or three
times and selected a particular spot. If ho
comes again he makes use of tho sumo
spot, provided it has not meanwhile been
repaired. Knowing this to be n fact, the
natives seek his destruction by digging a
pit inside t he fenco at a spot where he will
alight. This fellow, as was clearly to be
seen, had made his bound six feet from tho
base of the fence and had alighted at about
tho same distance on the other side. It
was not to be expected that ho would re
turn that night, but we at once began
work on a pit. When completed it was ten
feet long, six feet wide and twelve feet
deep, and we cut and drew up a lot of heavy
poles to place ucross it iu case we had to
keep him prisoner for two or three days.
No attempt was made to conceal the pit, ns
the lence was ery tblck at that point,
It was a full moon that night, and from
my post in one of the huts I caught sight
of the lion at about 0 o'clock. Ho did not
roar when leaving his lair, but came out of
the thicket as silently ns a cat moving on
Its prey. He came down to within 200 feet
of the kraal, and then stood and listened
and sniffed tho air as if Ills suspicions had
been aroused. He was a fine target for a
rifle, but under the circumstances he was
safe from my lire. Tho cattle soon scented
him and crowded to 1 he other side of the
pen, and the dogs of the village likewise
made a great fuss, but Ids lordship was
not in the least put out. I could not have
seen him better by daylight. By tho use
of my glass I had him within a few feet of
me, and I saw that he was a grand speci
men. Aside from his maue there were
black tufts on his legs, with a black plume
at the end of his tail, and I was determined
to mane mm my prize if it took a year ot
waiting and planning. Tho natives said
that the lion was not hungry, but had
come out for exercise and to spy around.
lie was In full view for over nntrtir of
an hour, and what started him off was the
distant rour of another lion. Ho roared in
reply, and it seemed ns If the sound would
shake down the roof of tho lint. Half an
hour later we hoard the sounds of a terrlllo
combat half a mile sway nud the natives
jwhlspered:
"That Is good! Fighting will make him
hungry mid less cautious, and tomorrow
night we shall capture him."
Next morning some of the men scouted
around and found the spot where the fight
took place. It was on an open spot be
tween thickets, with grass four inches high
on the earth. The st ruggle had been a ter
rible one. The tod was torn up, the grass
covered with spots of blood and tufts of
balr, and a trail was found where one of
the fighters had dragged himself Into the
thllrr. Two or tr mm fnllnwMi It and
found a grand old lion lying dead. When
he had beeu pulled out we found him to
be above the usual size and about 10 years
old. He had simply been chewed to strings
The bones iu both forelegs and iu one hind
leg had been crushed, an car torn off,
his throat dreadfully mangled and his
hide so torn that he was not worth skin
ning. Male lions never meet without a
terrific battle, but it seldom occurs that
one is killed. The one who gets the worst
of it takes to flight, and the victor is satis
fied with holding the battlefield.
That night, uo mini iu the village went to
bed. It was expected that our lion would
show up at an early hour and all were
prepared to rush for I he kraal as soon us l:-i
should lei:) in. A bit of carelessness o'l
the purt of I lie herders brought about a"
other disappointment, iu driving in the
caitl" thi-v hud failed to round up tt vcar-
liug calf, mi.l we heard nothing from the
estray until the lion had shown himself.
Just at. dusk he roared loudly, and us the
moon came up we caught sight of him ad
vancing upon the kraal. The cult was on '
the other sit!c of the inclosttre keeping
very ipiiet, hut- us the lion stopped and
roared again the frightened animal began
running around the pen to seek for the
gale. As he came annuel on our side, run
ning blindly and never seeing the lion, the
latter cromi:ed and sprang. rf he distance
wns about fifty feet, lie divided this into
lli:-eo leaps tho first two at fifteen feet
each and the third at twenty. I had a
fairly good lcok nt his movements and I was
astonished at his activity. The pause be
tween his bounds was only a breath. As
he struck the calf ho seized it, by the neck
and wrenched to right and left, killing it
on the instant. He did not offer further
iolenci", probably being satisfied that his
ictiiu was dead, but for five minutes h-
stood facing us Willi his paws on l he c.r'-
ass and growled defiance. Had a man
shown himself outside of a hut tho lion
would have charged right at him. After
awhile, finding that his defi was not ac
cepted, he picked tho calf up and trotted
away as a dog would wit h a bone. Twice
before ho reached the thicket he paused to
loo!; back, but we had no thought.) of mov
ing out- of our shelter.
As the calf was not ill good condition,
the natives believed the lion would return
next night, hut ho did not. Orders were
issued fur t!i people to keep very (pii.
dining tho day, and for the herd to 1 i
penned an hour earlier than usual. On
tho second night, just at dusk, we heur.l
tho old fellow roaring good and strong as
ho left his lair, und the head man said to
uie:
We arc sure, of him this time. Cuu't
you tell by his roar that he i.-i liuujryf
He will come straight to the kraal."
It is doubtful if (ho lion ever roars be-
causo of hunger. His roar may rather he
considered a challenge to his enemies. It
is a signal that he has finished his nap ntid
is ready to ui'i-t all coiners, and all l ha
smaller animals Dec in confusion when his
tones are heard. Tho natives insisted,
however, and they were right, except that
he did not appear as soon as expected, lie
went oil in the oilier direction, roaring at
intervals und perhaps looking for a change
of diet. H was close on to 1 1 o'clock, and
we had not heard his voice for an hour,
when I suddenly heard something walk
ing with a tread as heavy ns that of an ox.
I thought it was an ox until I saw the lion
himself. The moon was now up, and he
advanced upon the kraal without even
looking our way. His bearing exhibited
grim determination. He walked straight
to the spot where he had leaped iu before,
halted for an instant to see if the fence
had been strengthened since his other
visit and with an angry growl and a
switch of his tail he went over. The cat
tle bellowed and rushed about, but after a
couple of minutes the head mail whispered:
ill! certainly fell Into the pill heel tho
cattle have become more quiet. l,ct us go
at once."
At a signal wo all rushed for the gate
and opened it. A mistake would mean
death to two or three, but tho native had
reasoned correctly. Wo were not a mo
ment too soon, however, as the fellow was
springing up anil catching the banks with
his paw s. W e hustled the poles across the
excavation, weighted them down, and then
everybody Iu the village began to sing and
yell and dance. I had promised the people
a keg of ruin, ten pounds of powder and
five muskets In case of a capture, and the
reward was a big thing to them. The
cattle were turned out, fires lighted and
all spent the night In watching and rejoic
ing. Ninety-nine times in a hundred a
lion Is no sooner trapped than he loses all
his sand and will whine and beg like a
puppy. This fellow was tho exception.
He roared, growled and menaced, and but
for the poles ho would certainly have got
out among us and wreaked diro revenge.
When morning came we began building
a cage and cart. He must be transported
430 miles before we could get water trans
portation, and over 1,000 before we could
transship him to a vessel. The cage was
made with double bars, each as large as a
man's arm, and of hard wood. We had it
ready by night, but tho lion was by uo
means ready to enter it. Our only way
was tu noose him, place tho cage over the
pit nud draw him up into it by main
strength. For two whole days he defied
our every effort, seeming to grow fiercer
with every failure on our part, but ou the
third day we got tho better of him. Wo
kept him from food or drink for four days,
but ho neither fell away nor abated one
jot of his ferocious spirit. I did not start
him until tho tenth day of his capture,
hoping for a change, but as none came he
was finally turned over to a guard of t hirty
natives and his journey began. Iu duo
time he reached the Hoyal gardens, but
savage as ever, and even after ten years of
captivity he was the most ferocious brute
in the whob collection and feared by
everybody. lie was ono of the few lions
born with such a savago spirit that taming
is an impossibility.
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At 'in'ti n 1Mjh4
'od iictKhl" rlr
l- U Il'.i'i 't: It Wi'il-
Nc u
M'
fi: i
In
court house -
i iilv to
junel'lH! if
I.. It Al. liXAMU K,
nt mtrt u Carolina '
rp.i ) NT
1 Keih'e. e- No 14-1- lid! s:r.et.
loot houst, S n oins, li.'i.'.e-i
';iih n.on's antl haserrt-u t . All tnoiU-ri cm-
v'uier.CiS. Terms rt s. ti.tye. A"llv to
jtiuelodtt No. '.) e,t 'J curl .cjuare.
IlMK lil-NT Tot; THIS S' MV.I-K lv
. residence t" West .' s'ie hall acre lot
with birfc'e oaky; tn d well, stable, ei-'.. tic
Sevtn rooti.ii in the Imusj and furnished
(itK.tl hor-if, tiling v and harmm for sale,
muvlldtt c n suivrnwick
VALUABLE LAND J OR SALE,
llv vi' tu ol uuth irity conferred by n cer
tain deed ot mortgage exei-uud by ,. V
(jueen ad Mary I. 0"een, his yviiV, to the
"Ash-ville llorievte.ul and I.onn Assoeia
tioti" dated the Wth day of Nuvemla r, A.
1). lSn. and teconb-d in the otfice of the
Kcjxis'e- of Ieedi of llunvombi court v North
Caro'ma in book ol inortya'-cs and (lee s ot
irtift No o" pj."s ri'.i'J.it. scipMinu up n
,hieh innrtKat-.-default has been nut tie, we
wil' on
SMTIiltAV. Si:i' l KM II K, 1 7th.
nt the court house door in the city of A"h
vllle. ei.untv or Pu- coml e slate (d North
Carolina, st 11 at mi'ilie iictiii t the niftiest
bi.'d'T mr cas:; th- land and premis-s con
veyed by the snt.l inort:ice and il-'HT'hMl
i herein HHiV.l'ows: Iteuinninti "ii then- rth-
east co mr o! the lot iotivcy:d to Njhvv I.
(JueenbyJ K bory mi 1 w iff hy d. e : dnteil
hclL'tn "av ot AlllMiSt. i' I rieoroeu
in the i Ifiee ol the Rei'i' 'et of 1K-. ds ol Itun-
lithe county in bot k No. o, pae r.'ii an. I
s with th.-1 a-tern 1 tie of scid lot south
.-ntv-ni' e ile.'n cs ast (S V. t one bun-
died and tif -two and on -lmil U"',-.) feet
:o ii slake; tli'-nce south lory-evcn ucjirees
AL'Sl S.47 W on a line ara'lel to Mill
steet. sixv-six ((id) f et to th; ester n line
of the sai i lot conveyed by J I. Lorn? and
wife to Mary yueen; thenc wi'h inid w st
ern line north twenty-nine decrees west
I N. L'ii ' W.) one huiidee'l and forty three
(U31 feet, tight and a half (K'v inches to
the southern margin of Hid street; thence
with aiil margin of Hi I st-ct nrthtorty
evtn itegrte" east N. 7 K I sixty-six Mbi)
feet to the beginning; the ahove d scribed
lot being a port-on of the said lot eonveved
to Mnrv L. (Jueen by J K l.mig and wile
hereinbefore described, re( rrtiee to which is
hereby madr'
JUNKS & WliHIl,
At'orneys for the ''Asheville Homestead
and I,oau Assoeiat ion" mortgagee.
This IMrddny of A if ust, A. 1) , ISP"
DANVILLE R. R. CO.
V. V. llt'iui-Kopt k and Ri;i im:x Iosti:u
Keciivers.
WESTERN NOSTil CAROLINA DIVISION.
.Vndci.s.d schedule in t licet August 7, ISitJ.
.4.
ir Yswn i .tt i: :'i.v,
Or you tiro (id worn m,;. tc.-ii'y gotd for nutb
iug, it i (-e 'tldcbilii v ry
Jlh'OMA'-i I If OA" Hil'TtiltS.
$' till euro yrt, ci"iitisc yonr iivr, anil
aoKjaptiti.iua
So far ns we know no remedy equals
ANTICEPHALALGINE
in curing headache and neuralgia.
25 and 50 .cuts a bottle, nl
KAYSOR & SMITH S.
EASTBOUND
,v Knoxville,
" Morristow n.
Lv. Paint Kock,
' Hot Springs,
Iv. Asheville,
' Round Knob
' Marion.
" Morganton,
' Hickory,
" Newton.
' Statesviile,
Ar. Salisbury.
' Crenisbori.,
' ltanill.
Ar. Richmond,
l,v. (irteiisboro
Ar. Hurnam,
" Kidiigh.
" Goldshoro,
Lv. Danvide,
Ar. Lynchburg.
' Washington.
" Ualtimore,
" Philadelphia,
New York,
1 westbound;
Lv. New York,
Philadelphia,
" Baliimore,
" Washington,
" Lynchburg,
Ar. Danville,
Lv. "ichniond
' litinville,
Ar. t .rtensboro,
Lv. I'toldsboro,
Lv Kaleigh,
' Iiurhani,
Ar C.reeusboro.
Lv tlrcentioro,
Sabslmrv,
StnteffviUc,
Newton,
Hickory.
Morganton,
Marion,
Round Knob,
Asheville,
NO-10
l y.aui
l'i toutn
uooum
lOL'4-uin
1 1 im.i in
lliOKpiu
1 ,".0,m
1 fiTjim
2 f0ini
400PU1
10 jopni
I'J t.'.aai
n siiniii
"ioaoini
I 2 4iill
I L':i'in
:i i r.inn
i i aupin
II oopm
(I L'lii.ni
I I '5pin
.", OOnlil
li l.'opni
NO. 9
7"0ar.i
IKITuui
K'lvNT l-'.-ur st'irv hri-k tiiiil(lini4,
ix 1 ."0 a it. !m-:i I'. il on Pulton a vi nue,
lo-iiiM-lv oi-euoiiil hv llei A:iheviile Shoe . o .
i sj-i-e 'illy ailnpti-d t- r iiiuiiUKii-turin; pur-
oivdiiei'l l" CilioL uie: .MirciO'listy.
li:liplir'; lit one otlic
1 II 1-. AMI l: 11. 1.!-. M:lll. 1.1 I.
I fill I".
HOAKDIKti.
I I V A 'I 15 IH1AKIO M'.-A
l.ir e iU.t;l)U- r-'oil ! '
lii'iiid at ii.oilerati- t r c s.
ll.rk Iii-iii civ oivu t;u a.
i;-t- i;rnve Si,
. rilli NOKMAL COURSE, fur the thr,
tots from the best Norma! Schools.
J. SHM1NAKY CA' COI.LVGIATE COVKti:, including
Ullages, sciences, uiiimc. 'Irawmj;, itc.
,'(. COMM1SKCIAL CurtiSE, ir.iludi.i stcimiiipliv, typewriting
mji. iVC.
A. Dlil'Ah'TMl! 7 OF IxiMIiSTIC SC1F..XCE. I a). .Scuntilic Cui'liinp The
study ol'thc in-oiluctiun null manufacture uf Inods, -c. (u). Sewinu liminacinK
the cuttinj; und littinj; id yunncnts, miliiuci v, iVc.
The teachers at the hcml of this licpni timiit arc hum the famous I'rnll School,
llrooLlvn, N. V., and t lie others from the Ins! institutions in the country, chosen
with reference to Christian character, experience and ability as teachers.
A thoroughly organized Preparatory Iu p.n tment has been furnished for all such
as arc not prepared bv the higher classes.
'1 he school year will lie divided into t'Vo terms; cost to pupil .550 per term, or
SUKI per year, which barely covers the expense of board, the school beinu practi
c.illv free, haviii); been provided lor by a few lil cial friends of hnnale education.
CAY PUPILS $12.50 PER 1EF.M CR $25 DO FOR SCHOOL YEAR.
For further particulars apply to
.Villi 1 L'-dci; wow
IlCY
TllOS- l.ilVlffliCC,
ASlIliVlLUi, N C.
RINK THE KNOXVILLE BEER
Ihe Best and Purest on Earth.
Only the finest l'ii Viirinn
lltisand Mult used in its
niiimifacture.
w .i gle and
' h lirst-c'ass
g tabl 4 and
1 M.-CAl'K,
I'tT Pa ' o-i nve
rp-iK i H l J
I No J 11 H;
iio't-ii ata ej.-w
cold watt; c
ptoy i I . tl
:n line.
(t:i:-'ti l '
'' Ptivate bof: riling house.
,v:od street, i-ine city and
P'riect S'tnit t'.ion; hot and
c inn r able, airy rooms; well
K; a't i tit -et vite; reasotinhle
hnti ired vaids from Moattonl
Mi.'S M li DtiTWI I.I' H,
Proprietress.
Ililii S LIS A
: and hatut-rs
sulky
will trained goat,
App'v at
CI 1'1CKN (H rici;
1 P Vol' ARK IW'i: IHNC. don't fail to put
A in Wats. .irs ! cc (irtiie, i-ors.iieoy
le I
HALLAIili sV RICH.
1M :'A
l1 chcrip
AL nice house. Can be bought
in, toi cah, withtii lue mxt tinny
(lavs hv calling on A. L WILIiY.
lO.i P-U Avenue, Asheville. N. C.
atig."dtf
11MK Sd,' The
; pnrt ol the city;
1 1 10(1111
fi in
M Htptn
,'HMIom
s.'tujmi
Id Idiitn
4((ipiu t
NO. 12
H 15nm
I ;t."ain
lULTipnt
l-'.'pni
1 adpm
afipm
4- -tipin
ft (Mi pin
f 5(pm
d 1 1 pm
TtHpm
f 1 pin
lo'jcpm
ii '.'OlilD
11 (topm
1 oJatn
L (H'nm
1 lOani
X O.'-utn
It) '.'"inn
iun.ipm
J -iipm
1-50 pm
NO. II
4-3ipm
ti f7pm
:.npm
1 1 yupin
f 'J ft ant
t Hiiini
: .!Onm
saoatn
Ui 1 lam
Me.kc house, western
one of finest res denies
in Asheville, containing Is rooms, acre
in to', tine aU grove antl bcHiitilul lawns
nid s!. rubbery nmgndict tit view that can
not be obstructed. For mrther inform'ition
address W P. SOFT H liKN,
Uxculor, -llil West llavwoud St.
iulyUTdtf
H A N( '- K Attractively
N C.
Lot HoxloO. well shailed. Thin eottaiie.
jnst completed, is tiuishul in native pine ai d
oners to the noun- reeker a most cointorta
hie cu-e at smnll co-l. Can be bought on
instalment or for cash. r will exchange for
property in Asheville. Apply to
T. A. MORRIS,
H'innv Crest Inn. Skyland,
JOHN CHILI), Agent, Asheville, N. C,
"augldtf
11MR SALKOR l.X;
Ij built six n to in eottge in Skvland,
MISCKLLAXEOVS.
AHAM ANT sales now reach I 7,(mhi tons
motithlv. being ore than 'Ju times as
la rc as all chep imitators combitu-tl
L TKKAPWAY. Asheville, N. C. Ag
W. N C. Oiliee orer Idtki rson's store.
A DMlNIST;.'ATMi!'s KMTI';K Having
V nuabtied as adiuinis'rator ol t. . M
Al Loud, deceast d. I hereby notify (til per-
sons having hums against said deccoeut to
pese nl their to me nt the Western Carolina
bank or to Norman C. Mcl.mH. my agent
on or before July iMKt; ntfurw-se this
notice will be plead-d in bar of tlairrecov
v. A so these ii'debttil to sr iii iltceileitt
ill please come forward and settle.
L. P M'LOFH,
j uly lio-tHin on Ad in i istrator,
lICi:-One nunc chance ' he tax pa v
rs ol the village ol h' it moth are hcieby
uotilied that I will bv at home on M outlay,
the 5lh. and at the olnce ol Mrs-rs .Natt At
kinson .S: S n on I'ues.ta-. , S. ptend e - oth,
N'ir
to tin' i ad that those who bai
lailcd to list their tates may ib
that d :tetht law w ill bceiitoteid 1
money is loo sear, e not t" Iu- g.
this notice. I'. I'
Unmoth, A uu' -lb '
it ttgllOdi'septd
ti u
7 a:
7 ) n m
.nam
looopni looouni
ACCIDENTS!
l-ilc and Accident Insurance wiitten hy T.
V. I'ostcll for the Travellers1 Insurance Co
of Hartford, Conn.
Oiliee lioura S to 10 n. m., 3 to ii p. in.
20 NORTH COI RT 1'I.ACli.
THE FAMOUS CONNELLY SPRINGS.
TVRBCTLV on line of VV. N C. dlvMrn of
J K. St U. R. R.. and only loO yards from
station. Four dallv nnssen .'cr trains.
This favorite resort is iu. open Cuisine
simply unexcelled in the sc. Lib, and presided
over Ly a well-know ft clut.
This water has tit en highly endorsed by
hundreds ol the mcd'cul profession, and hits
been pronounced ny a competent i.onui'ii
authority to he fully equal, if not superior to
any of the most celebrated mineral waters ol
Buropc and America. It I (sli pped in btri-e
Quantities all oer the I'nited States, nud
also direct to London. liiigland. Water
stronirlv diuretic nml tonic.
Livery stable, barber shop, laundry, ball
room, bow linn atlv. nool and bill.ard table-,
PiiTivnlied scenery. Splendid drives. Full
band all the season. Write for prospectus
and rates to
C'JNNRLLY SPRIM'.S CO.,
JulylHdSm Connelly Springs, N. C
ami Onlnm Habits
cared hi home wiilt
nntpiiln.llooli oii-nr-tiruliirsseilt
l ltU.
H.M.WIHddKY.Ml).
AUitutttp On, OUicc MlA Uhitelmliau
IMHISKtY
V
Ar.
Hot Springs,
1 Paint Rock,
1 Mariistown.
' Knoxville,
A..&S. RAILROAD
Lv. Asheville,
HenderonyiHe,
Plat Rock.
Saluda,
Tr - on.
Ar. Spartanburg.
lll2(iiiiii
1 .'luain
'J 3'am
;t a 3am
4-OOftni
4 5 lam
5 7 am
0 'A2 am
Tritmm
lo.'tunm
10 3a iu
1 o L'Ofini
12 tfipm
1 (ppm
1 5 7 j. in
2 37pm
8 llpni
4-OL'pm
4- 45 jtm
6 fiHpm
7 S7pni
8 lopm
2 00pm
3 2opm
NO. 16 NO 14
Hir.am ionoam
0 1 -am 1 1 4 It am
U l!Um 1 1 HNpin
It H'am 121'Opni
10 17am ia5,rtpm
1 1 H.ram '2 orpit
' veslMl
mil eve
nted bv Heitrv Hill v the l'1th dry ol
March. 1M1, to secure the payment of a
certain note therein more particularly de
scribed. 1 will, on the iMili day ol Sept t wi
lier, A. 1' , 1 at thecoutt house door in
the City of Asheville. Buncombe count) .
North aro'tna, sell at public sale to the
htghtst bithbr. lor cash, a certain lot o lan-l
situate in Ardeti, N. C, on which the said
deed in ti ut is given and which is n ine par
ticularly described in sain tleeu in tt list,
which is regi-tercil in ltuok l4, pag;- 310, in
the n Mice of the Keuisler of Heeds o Bun.
combe county atoresaiil, to vthich reference
is hereby made. Witness my Hand tins the
iituh ilny ol August, XU2
atig'JOU.'.oo it. r. .tu ..iiiii.iMM.
Lv. Spartanburg,
i ryon,
Saluda,
Flat Rock,
Henders'nv'te,
Ar. Asheville,
MURPHY BRANCH.
Lv. Asticvide,
Ar. W'nynesville,
Brysou City,
Andrews,
Tomotlu,
Murphy,
-NQ.1BJ
11 U5pm
7 35pm
K07pm
H2Uum
H3Spm
0 3Bpin
I.v. Muiiihy,
Ar. Tomotlu,
Andrews,
Ar. Ilryson City,
' Wtiyncsville,
" Asheville,
NO i. .13
3 Olijim
1'0)I11
45Uptn
6 14pm
5 i!3pm
tiiNpin
" NO 17
Minom
tl 44um
12U'ipm
3i!7pm
3.1 7 pm
4 20im
NO 18
tfioomn
6 lOum
0 4(.inin
10 OOlllll
la 2!ipm
2 05 pm
Nos. 17 ami IS connect nt .sheville with
Nob. 11 and 12 to and from Snllsnurv unci
the Fast.
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE." .
Nos. II and 12 rullninn Sleepers between
Hot Siirinn and New York, via Asnevnie,
Satisliurv nml Wn.lllnvtoil.
Nos 9'aml 10 I'ullinnn Sleepers between
Asheville nnrt Knicinh.
W. A. Tl'KK, 8. II. HAKIlWICK,
r.en. i Ai.t Asst. Gen. Pass. Ant
U'n.hin ti. 1) C. Atlnntn. On
W.H. UKBUN, (Jen. Miuiniier, Wnslilnston
V. H. MeliUH, K. K. iiKinniiKt,
Gen'l Supt , Superintendent,
i-oliiml,i. S. C. Aslievlllr. N. C
SOL. HAAS, Trnllic MiinaKer, Washington
A Trial is Earnestly Solicited.
J, B. PITTMAN. SOLE AGENT.
j
GLENN SPRSrJCS MINERAL WATER.
V'-S ;'"
MmmTtJCTvW : vhj;''C- j;
3
'. (;-'.;;.v.rffvi!'!(v
Allei visitins various wutviinu plnns I ciitnc tu f.lenn Spnuus almost m despair. Mil
lirinK inltiistly with t-h-onie liyspepsia, in tact some plivsiciuns pronounced my ese
gastntis. Whatever it mav have been I am now almost entirely relieviil.ar.il that relief
has been brought on by Ihe use ol'C.linti SpriiiKS Water. 1 Iliink it eiiial it not superior to
any mineral water on the continent. . ...
Monroe, N. C. l't)K SM.K HY I! 1). 1 1 HATH .
Raysor Sc Smith and Pelham's Pharmacy.
PAUL SIMPSON, Shipper, - - Glenn Springs S. C.
lhw's ma muii. Pres.
t. T. CotUIS. V'i
u v h cloud, Cashier
an lo-dy
sn All r
. thcietiet;
v r ied by
l.( NO.
x I.istir
Capital, $50,000. SwrplttK, $40,000.
WESTERN CAROLINA BANK.
State, Couisty And City Depository.
Organized 9tay, i38S.
OcFOSiT BOXES IN FIRE PROOF VAULTS RENTED AT REASOKADLE RATES
liKNKKAL ItANKlNti 1HISINEHS THANSACTKI).
"ToTICl-V-My virtue ol' lliepowi
1:1 mi- by a '"'co 10 Oasl liliolo
XTOTK' 15 Hv
)( ;iven by W.
virtue of tt deed in trust,
1). i'ntton to me, the uti-
li-rsiiined. im trustee, to secure a debt due to
lir.ilti,.iu M Mius, 1 win sen oy iniime
fiiictioil for ciihIi. at the court house door in
the titv ot Asheville, N. C.on the Ifith day of
Sci.'leniller, A. II., lHllli, thecity lot beloilKUlK
to said W. I). Patton, sitiultid on Southsiile
avenue, near Bailey street, adjoining lands
oi !'. Smith ulul Jacob Pelvei-hio, and more
pArtictilarlv described in the nbove men
tintic-J oceo in irusi, n-Kisiireu in iiuhk -o.
pflrc -il-', ct. seq , in 1 lie Kegister'a olhee ot
lttinCMilie couutv, N. C, to which relcrenee
is hcr.'by marie lor n full rescriplion of snid
lot. Witness my hand this the loth ilny ol
August, 1H2. J. 1. SMAIUIiKS,
1 1 usiee.
W. W. J.lNliS, Attorney.
nuKHMltod
1 1; Urol Inil on
1. i:vis MAimi'T
tl. T. CIIIXINS.
M. I. FAOli,
). 1;. Klilill
IScpowlts In JaTls ncpartmenl.
OIRKCTOKS'
J. R. FAT,
CHARLKS MCNAMKP?
J. 8. RANKIN,
U.J. HllAllUb.1.
S. Hi RBBD.
;unnk oien from 9 a. m., till 4, p. m. On Saturday, Mil 6 p, ni.I
THE "BONANZA,"
IE
yUi;
Nos. 4x and 43 S. Main St., Asheville.
WHtll.PSAI.! nr.PARTMBNT, GENTS' XT". A 1
I'ARI.OR AND RBAU1NU ROOM. i J , JL.
CIGARS, TOBACCO AND IIOTTI.K GDOHS, SAM
PLE, BILLIARD AND POOL ROOM .
NO. 4JJ
: BASEMENT.
OTICli
BEER : VAULTS : AND : BOTTLING : DEPARTMENT : IN
We respectfully solicit a share of your patronage
P. A. MARQUARDT, Manager,
Wain Ettirance, No. 45 TcicpKone;tu, no. 7a,
PontoflScc IBox O
NflKTtl CAUtU.INA. 1
Pan com be County
Western Caro'ina LUink, et al.,
vs.
The P. A. Pemcns Wood-Workin-i Co.
Hy virtue of the power conferred upon me
I.v a decree of fie Superior court fl'gmd by
i n honor nugc ii hiiu, i win wen i liuhhc
auction for cash t" the highest bidder at 12
o'clock on the rtth day of October, lhii, the
lollnwii g property, tt -wit:
l lie plant oi lite r. a. itcmens w ooo
working conitittny, Inc'uding the real tulate
and Irunchisc of said eonttmny, nil machin
ery, oiliee fnndture and fixtures nnd every
thing appertaining to ana tie cessnry in the
otcrutiou (f paid plant. Sale to take place
on premise- ol the company.
Immediately ntt r celling the nbove I will
sell nt the s'Mtic time and place and on siinc
terms nil the lumber now on said company's
tutnlnr yard and all goods and materials ol
every kind now in the warehouses of said
company. LOCKlv CRAIG,
Receiver of P. A.Dcmeiii Wood-Working Co,
cpt2dtdi
THE
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EVEfl DEVISED, g
K
Tlie Tray is arranged 6)
to roll back, leaving tho j
Itottom of the Trunk i
eny of access. J
Nolli'ms to liif.ii: or pet out of order. Tlic )
Tray cm be lilled out if desired, and to buy )
this style is a guarantee that you will get the Jj
strongest Trunk made. )
If your Dealer cannot furnish you, notify the )
manufacturers,. S
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