THE ASHEVILLE DAILY CITlZEtf.
Friday Evening, November 18, 1892.
MARK
ERADICATES BLOOD POI
SON AND PLCODTAINT.
Cevkral bottles of Swift's Specific (S.S.S.)
entirely cleansed my system ol contagious
blood poison of the very worst tvpp.
Wm. S. Loomis, Shicvcport, La.
CURES SCROFULA EVEN
IN ITS WORST FOUMS.
T HAt scrofula In and cipinspd my
1 system entirely i.vm it by taking sewn
hottlcs of S. S. S. 1 hvo not Trad nny symp
toms since. C.W.Yvii.n.x,
Spartanburg, S. C
Uafcaraj ha"s cured hundreds of
CASES OF SKIN CANCER.
Treatise on Wood and Bkin Dip?ases niailed
ircc .SwifT bvucii'iL Co., Atl.imj, Ga.
ocou s tmuision
of cod-liver oil presents a
perfect food palatable,
easy of assimilation, and
an appetizer; these are
everything to those who
are losing flesh and
strength. The combina
tion of pure cod-liver oil,
the greatest of all fat pro
ducing foods, with Ilypo
phosphitcs, provides a re
markable agent for Quick
Flesh Building in all ail
ments that are associated
with loss of flesh.
A
Prftpirml hy Rnott A Bown. ClifiniitS,
New York. Hold bjr all druggists.
Paying
Doctors'
Bills
Bo n B1C
U.U.pOD BALM
THE GREAT REMEDY
- FOR ALL BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES -
Hu been thoroughly t"Ud by em
inent phyttlclaiiH and tho people
for 40 ream, and never fa tin to
euro qukkij and permanently
SCROFULA, ULCERS, ECZEMA,
RHEUMATISM, PIMPLES, ERUPTIONS,
and all manner of EATTNO, flPRKAMNl? and
KUNN1NO KOKrX Invariably euro the nint
InnthHomo blood dlsruwe If dinrtlonn are fol
lowed, Ilce si pur bottle, fl buttlus fur $&. For
ale by drufnrtrt.
SENT FREE wod""iftl 'cues.
BL00O BALM CO.. Atlanta, Ga.
A Tonic
and
A Pleasure:
That'o the happy
conibinatiou found i:i
rlSt0. Root
1 III Cc? Beer
You drink it for pleasure, and get
physical teiiefit. A whole
some, refreshing, appetizing,
thirst quenching drink.
Due package makes five gallons.
pon't he deceived if a d ;.i!tr, for ino sal.
uf tarrcr profit, Iclls yuil sums other kind
h "ju't sst-n'l" 'thf Xoiauuiwc
(l a good aft the genuiuc Iiikiu'.
TYLER DESK CO.,
ST.LOUIS.MO
Our Mammoth Catalogue- of Base Counters,
Dkbus, and othor Omen Fubnitubb for
1HUS now ready. New Goods. New Styles
In Desks, Tables, Chairs, Book Cases, Cabi
net, &c, Ac, r.iul at matchless prices,
as above indicated. Our Roods are well
known and sold freely In every country thai
apcaksF.nglish. Catalogues freo. Postage lie-
N'
OTICB.
Julia K. I.vmnn. Athcrton Blight, 1). C.
Waddi II. truster, and A. .1 Lyn.an, tri-s
ice. vs Harvev M. Rumseur.
llv virtue of the oowcr upon nie conferred
by tbeducrcernade in the aboveentltlcd cause
and by reason oi tnc failure oi sma rinrv j
M. Kamscur to comnlv with the minire-
menta of ad decree, and pnv the judgments
rendered in said cause within tbe time
mentioned therein. I. 1). C Waddcll, com
missioner, will aril at nublic nuction. to the
highest bidder, for cash, on the 6th day of
December, imuj. at the court nousr aoor in
the city or Asnevtiie. n c, me following oe
scribed land and premises, to-wlt: Begin
nlng at a stake in the northwest corner of
Depot street and Connelly avenue, ami runs
thence with the western margin of Depot
street north 3 west 911 feet to a strike in
said margin of Depot street, the corner of
lot No. HIS of the Southern Improvement
company's land, in and near snid city of
Asnevliie, as plotted oy said Harvey m,
Rsrntcuri thence with the line of said lot No,
HIS sooth 88 west 100 feet to stake,
the southwest corner of said lot No. 105:
thence south 2" east, UU feet to a stake In
the northern margin or Connelly avenne;
theme with said Connelly avenue north 88,
east IMS feet to the beginning: being lot No.
100 of said Improvement company's land as
surveyed and plotted us tiforesaid. Dated
November lu, isvi. u.i:. hsuhoul,
novtOdwedtt Commissioner.
OJ'PiCB HO PATTON AVBNUB, -
. - . AT WEAV15R & MYBRS 8TORB
CAROLINA CQflL COMPANY
DEALERS IN
COAL a COKE
JELLICO, 1UMP AND ANTHRACITE.
I VORKlill (X)Alj ICI.KAN.
GOOD WEIGHT.
AY 180 TBL-BPHONtt -NIGUT It,
TRMiFfiV
0 I C
TO TjjUiiiiiiiiiJipii JTtB
$21 wH
SHE HAD HIS MEASURE.
And Be Will Piws Her Honsr liy Nint
Time.
The tramp knocked nt the kitchen
door and the lady let him in, or rather
opened the door mid blocked his pas
sago. "Wliat do yon want?" she inquired
harahly.
"A great many things, madam," he
replied deferentially, "which 1 never
expect to get, and in that respect 1 aui
the equal of the millionaire. However
that is another story. To return to your
inquiry, propounded a few Beconds ago,
1 should reply that 1 came to ask you
who the people are residing in the house
adjoining you on the right?'
"Is it any business of yours?' she in
quired, preparing to shut the door.
"No, madam," he said more politely
than over, "but 1 had some curiosity to
learn, being a stranger in your large aud
beautiful city."
This compliment to Detroit detained
her a moment.
"Why do yon want to know?' bIip
ventured.
"Because, madam, the lady there, I
am sure beyond tlio pcradventure of a
doubt, is the very homeliest woman my
eyes ever rested upon or rather, I may
say, found only unrest upon and she
dresses in such dreadful taste that really
it spoiled my appetite and 1 could not
ask of her what 1 so much hungered for
He bowed and smiled expectantly.
He had worked that gag many a time
and oft.
Well," she replied so gently that he
could almost taste pie, "noliody lives
there and hasn't for three months. Be
ing a stranger in the city, is there any;
thing else yon would like to know
abon tr
There might have been, but if there
were the tramp didn't ask it Ho actu
ally blushed, and touching his bat he
walked out, and taking himself around
into tho alley lio administered thereto a
kicking, interspersed with remarks de
rogatory to blame fools and compli
mentary to sharp Detroit women. De
troit Free Pross.
Tho Dear Girls.
Once upon a time thero was a liltlo
girl, and she had a little curl which
wasn't right in the middle of her fore
head. It was hack of one of her ears,
and one day after sho had burned it
nearly off about seventeen times sho
thought of a great scheme.
That very same evening a man vrs,
there was a man in tho case noticed
that dear little curl, and immrdiately
burst forth into a spasm of admiration
for it.
"A perfect ringlet," he went on. "Ah
how pretty it is! The little dainty curl!"
Then, as he twined it lovingly about
his finger, the pretty little curl unfas
tened itself and lay calmly in his hand.
It was really qnito embarrassing all
around.
Tho dear child had burned off the orig
inal curl, so sho pinned on one of her
mamma's for a substitute. It was hut
natural, I suppose, for that man to pick-
out the only curl that did not belong
there. One can. never give a reason fur
such things.
Never, never do as that girl did, for
when a man gets so that he admires vour
curls you may convince yourself then
and thero that ho is in earnest. It lo
really a pity to have pretty scvnesbrokeii
up just because of a horrid little faU
curl, and so it may be the wiser plan to
go right on curling and burning. Then
you'll know that tho curls are your very
own, even if they do have a peculiar
burnt odor. Chicago News-Record.
Couldn't Trust tho Hoy.
A Lewiston man with the colio went
into a down town drug store Wednes
day, where he had been accustomed to
do business with the proprietor, A new
clerk confronted him.- "Whore's Mr.
B V" soid he to tho clerk. "He's out.
Anything I can do?" Tho gentleman
hesitated and looked at the clerk. He
was an immature youth with a self con
fident look about him. If the gentleman
were not generous and considerate he
might term him "fresh." "Well," said
tho Lewiston gentleman, "I don't know.
Do yon know anything about the lmsi
ncss? You see I've been accustomed to
deal with Mr. B . Fact is, I'm not
feeling well, I havo a return of a cholera
attack. Mr. B usually gives mo
some hot drops. Do you know anything
about it.'" The youth looked at his first
patient as though he had been in the
business hfty years and had killed a reg
iinent of patients. "Oh, yes. Let's see
You ve got a kind of cholera infantum
ain't yer, way down low in yer stomach'"
The Lewiston man looked nt tho youth
as he handled tho bottles, and he said
"louneedu t mind, young man. You've
located the pain all right, but I'm too
old to be treated for thut disease bv a
young man who is liable to be curled up
with it at any moment." The clerk
doesn't know now what the customer
meant. Lewiston Journal.
Frnctlia Makes 1'crfcet.
A needy traveler applied for assist
ance to a benevolent lady, who gave
hint a trifle, and, in order to put some
thing more in his way, got him to beat
her carpets. The poor man went to
work with so ranch gusto and evident
skill that his benefactress could not help
asking:
"I suppose that is your regular occn
pation, or perhaps you aro a furrier by
trade?"
"No, ma' am a schoolmaster!" Eu-
lenspiegel.
No Need of Hurry.
Sweet Girl It's just too mean for
anything! Thore isn't going to bo any
opera.
Old School Friend Are you so fond
or music?
Sweet Girl N-o, but I think if ther
had been forty or fifty nights of opera
ahead George I mean Mr. Nicefello
would have proposed as a matter of
economy. New York Weekly.
Beslied.
"That's a noat motto," aaid Briny Bil
lins to a building society man who asks,
"Why pay rent when yon can own your
own homer
"Yes," was the reply, "but I have just
had a tenant who revised it in a way
that made me dislike it. He says, 'Why
pay for a home when yon can owe the
rent? "-Tit-Bits.
Help Wanted.
Editor John, write to your uncle
out
in rutnam county and see u we
eneaae hii hired man.
cant
Assistant What on earth do we
) want
or mm?
Editor 1 want some competent
son to nollnlmratn with mi. nv) In i
per
writ
ing genuine dialect verse. Kate Field'
vtr 1. 1 . ,.... .
YTWUUUBtgU.
A Wise Kesolve.
Barrows These railway accidents arc
becoming too numerous. I shall travel
hereafter on a bicycle.
Mrs. Barrows But accidents are just
as common with bicycles.
Barrows True; but there are never so
many people killed. There's only one
victim in each case. Harper's Bazar.
All Threo Aro Satisfied.
A f iimiy story is told of two French
noblemen and a favorite actress. Tho
Frenchmen wero suitors of the lady, and
both seemed to be equally esteemed by
her. It appears that in Franco, as well
as in many other countries, a lock of
hair is considered a signal pledge of ten
der passion. 5111c. Bertha glories in the
possession of auburn ringlets, and would
not part with ono of them for less than
a duchy. Her admirers, however, hap
pened to have hair of the same golden
hue as that of their common love.
Each begged a tress of her hair in ex
change for a lock of his own, to which
the charming crcatnro readily assented,
and without touching a single hair of
her head cunningly managed to effect
an exchango of parcels, by which each
gentleman received a curl of his rival's
capillaries. Tho count now wears the
barons hair next his heart, and the
baron sleeps with tho count's lock under
his pillow. Million.
Snld In Fun.
"I wish I could give a performance
that would really bo appreciated," said
the actor. "I will tell you what to do,'
said his friend; "announce ynur posi
tively last appearance." Washington
Star.
Boggs Hello there, Joggs, what aro
on going to do with that keg of powder?
Joggs I am going (o try to blow myself
away from a porous plaster that's on my
back. Harvard Lampoon.
Mistress Do you call this sponge
cake? Why, it's as hard as can be. New
Cook Yes, mum; that's the way a
spongo is before it's wet. Knak it in
your tea, mum, New York Weekly.
"I will now proceed to draw the color
line," Raid the bookkeeper as he seized
his red ink pen. Washington Star.
Sim Fathizor ion look run down, old
man. Kant Helpit I am. My creditors
are after me everywhere. Detroit Free
Press,
Ifis Curo for Sleeplessness.
I can't got to sleep. 1 try everything.
I count np to a hundred, and look at one
spot on the ceiling, and say my prayers
forward and then backward, and then 1
think of sheep going over a fence, but it
isn t any use.
Thon as I m tossing around I think 1
hear some ono saying, "Ueorgo, get np;
it's half-past 7."
"All right; in a minnto."
"George, get up, or you'll be late."
"Oh, no; 1 won't be late. Just a few
minutes longer."
'George, you vo got to be at the office
at 0. You'd better look sharp."
"Oh, all right. Right away. So com-
f'ble hero can't m-m-mpret' soon
m-m-m hgnor-hgiior-hgnor" (blessed
Bleep). Tit-Bits.
Hud to Wear Them.
A story is told of the actress Mllo.
Marie Magnior and her pearls. Ono
day, as she was about to appear on the
sccno, somebody mado the remark that
her pearls were really of an enormous
size. "It is true," she replied; "the
lady whom 1 represent on the stage no
doubt woro smaller pearls in real life,
But what can 1 dor I have no small
pearls." Argonaut.
Wanted Politeness.
"Why didn't you thank that young
man who roso up and gave you lnsseatr
"He gave it to me because ho thought
I looked older than any other woman in
the car. That s why I duln t thank him,
And 1 don't thank him!" Chicago Trib
nne.
Kent rrolunity.
Miss Backbay, of Boston Now we do
not speak any more. I don't recognize
a girl who indulges in profanity.
Mr. Pitts ou don't mean to say
"Oh, yes, I do. We wero talking of
Browning, and sho said, 'Oh, bother
Browning! "
"But bother is not profanity."
"Maybe not, but bother Browning is."
Terro Haute Express.
Couldn't Tell.
"What sido is tho gentleman on?"
asked the stranger who had been listen
ing for two hours to a lawyer arguing a
cose in tho supreme court. "I don't
know, replied the gentlemanly door
keeper; "he hasn't committed himself
yet." Green Bag.
Doubtful Honor.
The Plain Citizen I see they have
named a street after you. You ought
to feel proud.
The Eminent Citizen 1 am not
certain of that. It Btarts from a brew
ery and ends at the jail. Indiunapoli
Journal.
Explained
"I fell into tho pond today.'aud it was
np to my neck, said Walter.
"Nonsense, said Jack; "tho water in
the pond isn't more than a foot deep.
"Oh, but I went in head hrst, saia
Walter. Harper s Young People.
II Didn't Work.
Brace One of our eminent scientists
has discovered enough disease germs on
a bank bill to kill a whole regiment.
Bagloy Pshaw 1 Hand over the five
you owe me. I in no coward. New
York Horald.
Unfavorable Sign,
Chopson Hey? What? Hain all next
week? How docs anybody know? Who
ays so?
Staikes (sad, but firm) I do. I've ar
ranged to have my house painted next
week. Chicago Tribune,
tr rovn back Aonm.
Or you are all worn ont, really good for noth
ing, It It TCneral debility. Trv
nKnwvtt mnir Hi'rTKllS.
It will cur you, cleanse ymrr liver, sod give
a vooa appeuw.
CHILD BIRTH
MADE EASY!
" Mothers' Friend " is a scientific
ally prepared Liniment, every ingre
dient of recognized value and in
constant use by the medical pro
fession. These ingredients are com
bined in a manner hitherto unknown
"MOTHERS'
FRIEND"
WILL DO all that' is claimed for
it AND MORE. It Shortens Labor,
Lessens 1'ain, Diminishes Danger to
Life of Mother and Child. Book
io " Mothers " mailed KRI-E, con
taining valuable information and
voluntary testimonials.
Sent It v express on receiptor price $1.50 per hirttie
BRAOFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. Ga.
BOLD II V AM. Mtl'UOIBTS
RAND OPERA HOUSE
ONE NIGHT,
Friday. November 18
- ... - -
SCKNEi IN Til li SMOKY MOUNTAINS!
SHOOTING MATCH AND I'OX CHASE,
MUJNSHINliK'S STILL IN OPERATION.
NEW PLAY !
NEW SCENERY !
ftEW MECHANICAL EFFCCTS !
Seats ou Flile at Sawver lli-ntlii.,-s fl.t
fiittnn Avenue, Thursduv morninc
1'riies SO, 50, 7.1, $1,()0
IRAND OPERA HOUSE
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
Monday, Nov. 21st,
The Brightest of All Comedie?,
Little Lord Fauntleroy
IN RODUCING
W GREATEST' CH'LD ACTHESS,
MABEL PAIGE
SUPPORTED UY
AN EXCELLENT COMPANY,
Xitilc Lord Fnuiitlcroy" upnrnlM to hu
man nature, and it uoia glniiuht to the
heart tUrouRh nny amount of thickness by
tih own intrinsic urauty. wonu.
Seats on cute at Sawyer Ores'.
Saturday
morning:
l'rices 'Jo, ou, 73 and $1.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
TWO NIGHTS,
November 23 and 24.
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF
LITTLE'S WORLD,
miSS EDITfl PI
AS THE GALLANT SAILOR BOY.
Miss Etta Lyons,
In the Entrancing Serpentine Hanec.
THE SINKING - SHIP
AND THE FAMOUS
HAFT SCENE!
Alona worth price of admixsion.
GittKD SPECTACULAR PRODUCTION
RcquitlnLi a Car Load of Scenery.
Scat, on eue at Suwver Droit.', -'t-t I'atton
art mic. Thursday morninj?.
rruc'8 i-'ii, ou, to una $l
NOTICIi Py virtue of the power of sale
contained in a deed of trust made and
delivered to me by the Ashevillc Light and
Power company, which said deed i dated
February 18, lHD'J, und made to secure the
payment of a note for $3,000, due J. A.
Tenncnt. I will on Monday, December 5.
1M-, at the court house door in the city ol
Ashcville, N. C, sell to the highest bidder
for cash the lund mentioned and described
in said trust, locuted on Vatlev street in
said city and being same lot on which is lo
cated the new electric station house which
furnishes the motive power for the Ashevillc
Street railway cars. For further informa
tion applv to the undersigned or J, A. lcn
nent. This November 0, 1SD2.
W. R. WIIITSON,
nofsuUt Trustee.
NOTICE By virtue of an execution inmy
hands for collection, in favor of V. It.
Locket t Hi Co , nnd against T. K. Brown
and A. B. Fortune, I will sell ot the court
house door in the citv of Ashcville. on Mon
day, the 5th dny of December, 1S!2, the fol
lowing ucscnuco rcmcstuic: a piece or par
cel of land known as the Alfred Burnett land.
In Black Mountain township, containing
100 acres, more or less; also a piece of land
known as the Alex, and uisey nurnctt place.
containing ion acres, more or less; also a
pi'ce ot land in tne Mack cove, containing
150 acres, more or less. The above described
property being that of T. K. Brown. Also
the following described property belonging
to A. u Fortune, to-wit: a niece or parcel
of land lying on tne waters oi me ftwanna-
noa River, and known as the Fortune mill
place, containing acres; also one town
lot on College hi reel, in the city of Ashcville,
adjoining the lot which A. B. Fortune now
Occupies. l KUIftULUS,
tues4t Sherifl of Buncombe Co,
NOTICE By virtue of several executions
in mv hands for collection In favor of
Holmes, Booth & llnydcn, American Casu
alty Insurance company, the Dayton Manu
facturing company, Vf, L. Moore and others
and against tne Atncviue street Kaiiway
company, 1 will sell nt thccourthoucdoor in
Abbeville on Mondav. the 6th of December.
1HH2, the follow ing described property to
satisfy said executions, to-wit: All the
Bonds, chattels, lands and tenements and
rights, privllcdues and franchises oi the Ashc
ville Street RaUwav. beintr the nronvrtv
rights. privlledKCK and franchises neuuired
by Its purchase of the property, rights, priv
iledges and franchises of the Ashcville Gas
and Water Supply company and of the
Asnevuic i.ignt ami cower company, aua an
of the real and personal proerty of said
Ashevitte Street Railway company, Includ
ing an tneir cart, motors, rans, tics, string
ers, enslnes. nnwrr hnmr and station, and
the lot whereon said power house is built,
otticc, furniture now In their office and all
other property, immunities and prlvlledges
belonging to or used in connection with
saia Asncvme street railway company.
D. L. REYNOLDS,
Oct. 81, ISO 2, Sheriff Buncombe Co.
oct31 monM.
WANT COLUMN,
WANTED.
WANTEli YounB ladv would like posi
tion in an c flicc. Writes a cood hand
and understands bookkeeping. Can operate
on typewriter. Address .,
novllfllw" ..weu um..
WANTED Bv Miss Edith Wynne
Young, of New York State, a limited
number of pupils on piano or organ. Terms
moderate. Given at vour residenee. Address,
Oakland Heights. Ashevillc, N. C. nwllm
WANT PEOPLE TO KNOW Dr. C.J.OIN
eros, specialist on eye. enr, throatand
nose chseasea can uc louuu over rtaysor
Smith's drug store, No. 31 Putton avenue.
Pitting of glasses also a speeialty work.
Hours 0 a. m. to 1 p. m. 3 p. m. to S p. m.
lulvldtf
FOR RENT.
CIOK RENT Small store room, No, 01
JLj South Main street. Address
WM. JOHNSON, JR.
llox 177.
FOR RENT Handsomely furnished housr,
No. 05 College street. Apply to
JOHN CIII1.1),
No 1 I.egul Block or 04 I-'rtnch i:ror,d Ave.
novll'dlm
I)ASTl'RB FOR RENT 75 acres near the
c-ity. splendid grass, plenty ot wuti-r find
shade. Ample for 40 or r0 head of cattle.
Price $1! per month per head. Apply to
J. P. KERR,
julv23dtf Citizen office.
ITIOR RENT FOR THE SUMMER My
! residence in West Ashevillc, half acre lot
with large oaks; good well, stable, etc., etc
Seven rooms in the house and furnished.
Oood horse, buggy and harness for sale,
muvlldtf C. H. SOUTHWICK.
IjVJR RUNT FOR HlfclNESS PURPOSES
' A large front second story room. about
:iOxi'0 feet, over Hurnum's store. No s
North Court Square, on reasonable terms.
Possession given at once,
sept 1 I'd ti CHAS. A. MOOKU.
FOR RUNT Itrick store room and fccond
story, fronting on South Water etrrct
and adjoining Willinmson's furniture tttore
room, within liOO feet of i'ntton avenue a
muni place ft r supplv and storage business.
TMOS. I) JOHNSTON.
srptlOdtf BR drove Street.
FOR SALE.
IilOR SALIi A grade heifer. Apply
! citiziss ori-iei-:.
novl tdtf
CVW FOR SAM! A good cow can be
J bought cheap. Inquire at Citizer olliee.
nnvtiMtf
10R SALE Or.c lb z. S'.-cond hand stovis.
Apply to
W. F. RANDOLPH,
octli'.ldtf
Sec. School Com.
JOK SALE A well trained Ront, sulkj
J and hurucss. Apply at
CITIZEN OFFICE.
I F YOU ARE M'lLIHNG dou't fail to put
L in Watson'B Fire Grate. For sale by
IIALI.AKD Jk RICH.
,1()R SALE A house and lot nt Dillmorc,
near Vunderbilt's biiik yurd, ou river
oad. rrice $nno. Annlv to
WALTER S. CI'SIIMAN.
30 Pntton Avtnue, Ashevillc, N. C.
scpludtf
WOOD FOR SALE Oak lirev,0"d, cut
any lcnutli, at ?'J 00 per double load,
delivered.
FRKNCH I1ROAD Ll'MUHR CO ,
octl7ltf Tc epliouc 31.
ITli l R S.H.K The Melkc house, western
J ;iart oi the city; one of finest res denecs
in Ashevillc, containing 1M rooms, 'Mi acres
in lot, tine onk grove and beuutitii! lawns
ind shrubbery niaKti'hccttt view that can
lot be obstructed. For lurthcr information
tddress W. P. SOUTHERN,
Executor, 421 West Haywood St.
iulvL'7dtf
MISCELLANEOUS.
D
R. W. I WIIITTIN'GTON has moved to
hi new residence. No. 17 ance street.
icfjoil l m
A Private hime for invalids. Terms on
application to MiSS ItHNNB,
olotf The Melke Hou?c, Ashcville, N. C.
MONtiY TO LOAN On improved Ashe
ville real estate. Apply to
seutSJUdtf NATT ATKINSON & SON.
IV)ARD Comfortable rooms with good
) board in l;oo1 location.
AIRS A LICK REYNOLDS,
novHtf 48 Spruce street.
1OARI)IN0 Oood fare and comfortable
beds. Convenient to Postotlice.
mrs. j. a unn,
novl tf No. lid Plint street.
I" OST OR STOLKN A red Iriwh female
J setter, four white feet, white spot in
forehead. Reward of $H if returned to
OTTO NUWKOM,
octl!0dLm Olen Rock Hotel.
VALUAHLI5 DOG FOR SALK -Marion. N
C, Nov. 4-, to G W. Vaughan. Ashcville
N. C : I have had dcvcral hunts with yorr
dog and I and he i a first class dog, as you
say. You ought to have no trouble in get
ting yom price for him as he is worth it.
Respectfully, C, M. COIMiNING.
novHJdl w
TUB CHATHAU Private hoarding house.
No. 211 Haywood utrtet. fine city
and mountain views; perfect sanitation; hut
and cold water; comfortable, eiry rooms;
well provided tf ble; attentive service; rea
sonable rates. Two hundied yards from
Montford car line.
MRS.M. IS. inmviu-R,
oet7dtf Proprietress,
DISSOLUTION NOTICK-Thc firm of W
P. Dlanton tS: Co. is this t'av dissolved
by mutual consent. I. K. Cowan having
parchascd the interest ot W. P. 1)1 union, the
business will in the future be c -inducted un
der the firm name of Cowan Jte l'oggctt. V.
P. Hlanton v. Co., will settle all uebts nnd
iccounts contracted by them yrior to this
late. This October an. 1 WJ.
w. p. hlanton; co.,
nov7d:i0d COWAN DOCGUTT.
TRUSTIiK'S SALE By virtue of the pow
er of sate, contained in a certain deed in
trust, executed to me, the undersigned, as
trustee on tnc liltn oi May, ihko, uy Airs.
K. G. Walke to secure the payment ot a
note then in mentioned, default hiving been
made in the payment of sume, I shall on the
tit n ot Novemuer, iwms, expose lor saie at
public outcry to the highest bidder for cnsli
at the court house door in the Cl'v of Ashc
ville the property in saiu deed ot trust lully
described, said property being situate on
tne nortn sme r-i encstnur street in sum t itv
of Apheville. For further description of said
property reference is hereby made to eaul
deed intrust as r corded on pages 251 et.
seq. of Book of the Record of Mortgages
and I'eeos in j rust in tne kckisut s onice
for Buncombe county, N. C. This istli Oc
tober, lHlia. A J. LYMAN,
octlHdUwnt Trustee.
TOTICE.
North Cahoijna,
Bumumbe County. Superior Court.
The Meichaats' and Planters' Bank c.f Mil
tons. N. C. vs. J. M. Ncal Publication.
The defendant in the above entitled action
s hereby notified that warrants ot attach
ment have been sued out ny the plain ill
against the property of said defendant in
the State ol North Carolina; that said action
hns been commenced by the plain tin above
named for the recovery ot the sum ot si.iKMi.
due by judgment of record obtained in the
circuit court of the Citv of Danville. Va..
with interest on said sum from the 2d day
of June, 1H92, at the rate of six per cent per
annum, and tnat tne sum warrants nave
been returnable to the Superior court of said
iiuncomiic county, n. -., on ine l.stn mod
day after the first Monday of September,
1802. This the 20th day ol October, imux
J. 1. L A I 1 1 1 ,
Clctk Superior Court.
HENRY B. STEVENS,
Attorney for IMaintiiV oct2()d4 tthu
N
OTICE.
Statu oi' North Cahoi.ina.I
County of Buncombe. I Superior Court
Bmil Dabney lleinemnnn, vs. Itcrtha Rose
lietremann.
Tn th (l.'frndnnt named above:
Vim nre hereby notified that Hmil Dabney
Ueinemann hns brought an action against
you for divorce, entitled as above, in the
Superior court ot Buncombe county. North
cnrniinfl. hv causinif a summons to be Is.
sued against von in said action, dated the
2oth day of Oct ,1892. and returnable to the
next enduing tciii of said court to be held for
suid county at the court bouse in Ashevillc
on the thirteenth Monday alter the first
Mondav in September, being the filth day
of December, 1892: And the Sheriff' of said
cntintv having returned snid summons with
the endorsement thereon that you cannot be
found in Buncombe county, and it having
h: en made further to appear to the under
signed that you arc a n '.in -resident of this
state, and tnat a cause or action exist,
against von In favor of the plain tiff, the un
derslgncd granted an order on the 2Hh day
oi uciooer, lav, mat service oi saui sum
mons by publication be made as to vou ai
provided by law. You will therefore take
notice ol all the tacts hereinbefore set forth
Given at office this the 20th day of October,
1802. J. Li. CATHUY,
oct26dutwcd Clerk of Said Court.
SPECIALTIES.
NEW CHOP NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES,
COUNTRY BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
CEYLON LAXAPANA TEA,
An India Tea similar to English Breakfast,
By .some people liked better than EDglish
1 In a'u h; .t. For sale by
S. 11. KEPLER.
1MMENSELVO tJLAFC
IrJLACKWELL'S EVERYWHERE.
Bull Durham
BULL DURHAM
Is always uniform in quality. Pure, sweet and dean.
The Ideal of Fine Tobacco.
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO.,
DURHAM, N. C.
You don't
hat PERFECTION
until you
Imi 5(oiffoff5 Qocoa
-- BEST & GOES FARTHEST)
Highly Digestible and Nutritious. Made instantly
with boiling
THE "BONANZA,"
Nos. 4X and 43 S.
WHOl.ESAUs DEPARTMENT, GENTS -VT
PARLOR AND RKAD1NO ROOM. il
BEER : VAULTS : AND : BOTTLING
Wc rcipcctfulljr solicit a (hare of jour patronage.
P. A. MARQUARDT, Manager.
Rlain Entrance, No. 43.
Posted
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ASSIGNEE'S AUCTION SALF.
2 COFI'IX, Auctioneer.
I wi:taellat43 West College street on the
14th day of December at 10 o'clock, at auc
tion, for cash, without reserve, the stock of
Taylor, liouis & Hrothcrton, consisting ol
one horse, two wufion and harness, oflice
railing with metal top desks, one range, otic
steam heater, wash bowls and slabs, water
closets, urinals, gas nnd water terra cotta
nnd iron pipes, hemp packing and plumbers'
supplies.
W, X. WEST, Assignee.
novl4d3Ud
BOARDI.NG.
l-'irtt-cluns Hoard, northern cooking, house
heated hy steam . For terms apply to
MRS. P. A. FITCHNER,
No. 2 Grove street, Ashevillc, N. C.
Formerly proprietress of Flushing Hotel.
Flushing, L. I. tiovl7dlm
Dissolution Notice.
Leicester. N C Nov. 6. 1802.
Notice Is hereby given that the copartner
ship heretofore existing between Geo. R.
lone, and J no. Carpenter under the firm
name of Carpenter t Jones i this day dis
solved by mutual consent, Jno. Carpenter
continuing the busines., assuming liabilities
of same and receiving all monies due the
firm. JOHNCARIMtNTUR,
novlldSOd UUO. R. JONItS.
SMOKING
TOBACCO,
Whether on the hills gaming j In
the place of business ; or at home,
it always fills that niche of com
forta good smoke. Put up in
handy packages, and recognized
everywhere as a Pure Granulated
Leaf Tobacco of the highest quali
ty ; it recommends itself to every
smoker's use. Sold everywhere.
i
know
IN COCOA means
have tried
water or milk.
LIQUOR 80.,
Main St., Asheville.
A 1
Jt oLL.
CIGARS, TOBACCO AND BOTTLB GOOD.S, SAM- XT A J ,
PLB, BILLIARD AND POOL ROOM. J J '.0 '
: DEPARTMENT : IN : BASEMENT.
Telephone Call, Ne
re Box Q
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R. CO.
F. W. Hi'ini'.KoPBH and Reubkn Fobthh,
Keceivers.
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION.
Condensed schedule In effect Oct. ItlSOli.
EASTBOUND
Lv Knoxville,
' Morristown,
NO.I0N07I2
8 loom
935am
Lv. Paint Kock, " "6 27nm i22fjoni
" Hot Springs, (140am 1239pm
-v. Asheville. 900am 230pm
" Round Knob. 1024am 345pm
" Marion, 1109am 4 2Bpm
" Mornunton. 120Hpm 609pm
" Hickory, 130pm 050pm
" Newton, 157pm (illpm
" Stutesville. 2.rOom 701om
Ar. Salisbury, 400pro 751pm
(..reensboro, il iiOpm v 50pm
JMmnville, 12 40am 1240am
Ar. Kk'hmoiul, (I 1 Ham 61 8am
Lv. (ireensboro 10 20am 1105pm
Ar. Durham, 12 11pm 102am
" Knleigh, l iopm 200am
" Goldsboro, 3 05pm
Lv. lianviTle, 1 2 30pm 1 10am
Ar. LynchburK, 3 00pm 405am
" Washington, 9 20pm 10 26am
" Baltimore,
" Philadelphia,
New York,
WESTBOUND
Lv. New York,
' Philadelphia,
J Paltim ore
" Washington,
" Lynchburg,
Ar.lianville,
Lv. Klchniotid,
" llilnville,
Ar. Greensboro,
Lv. (i.ldshoro,
Lv KnlciKh,
' Durham,
Ar. Greensboro,
11 25pro
3 00am
6J10pm
" NO. 9
1203pm
2 20pm
460jim
INOTJI
430pm
867pm
930rim
7?Oam
937am
11 loam
6 22am
810pm
300om
xaopm
1006pm
3 60pm
600pm
707pm
9 40pm
1120pm
625am
810am
320ani
830am
1010am
t
700am
768am
1000am
Lv Grecnsnoro,
" Salisbury,
" Stutesville,
Newton,
" Hickory,
" Morganton,
Marion,
' Kound Knoo,
Ar. Asheville,
' Hot Springs,
" Paint Rock,
' Morristown.
" Knoxville,
1015nm
130am
235am
3 33am
400am
451am
547am
632am
750am
1 030am
1043am
10 20am
1216pm
109pm
167pm
237pm
319pm
402pm
446pm
6 58pm
7 6bpm
810pm
2 00pm
3 20pm
A. Si RAILROAD-NO. 16 NO'l4
Lv. Ashcville, 1060am
Ilcndcr.enville, 1149am
" Plat Kock, 1168pm
" Saluda, 1220pm
" Tryon, 1256pm
Ar. Spartanhnrg, 205pm
"NO l5'NOri3
Lv Spartanburg. 8 00pm
' Trvon, 420pm
" Saluda, 452pm
" Flat Kock, 5 14pm
H HcnUers'nv'le, 6 23pm
Ar. Asheville. 618pm
MDRPHY BRANCH " 'tfll
Lv. Asheville,
Ar. Waynesville,
" Bryaon City,
" Andrews,
" Tomotla,
" Murphy.
816m
944am
1220pm
a 27pm
867pm
420pm
NO. 18
Lv. Murphy,
Ar. Tomotla,
Andrews,
Ar. Bryaon City,
" Waynesville,
" Ashcville,
1 600am
819am
B49m
10 00am
1339pm
8 09pm
Nos. 17 and 18 connect at Ashevill. with
Nas. 11 and 13 to and from Salisbury and
the East.
SUE E PI N GCA rf SE RgjjSgr
Nob. 11 and 13 Pullman sleeper, betweea
Hot Spring and New Tfork. via Ash.vllle,
Salisbury and Washingtoa.
. "na i fuuman eiecpen betweea
Asheville and Raleigh.
W. A. TURK, 8. H. HARDWICK.
Gen . Pasa. Agt. Asst. Gen. Pass.
Washington, D C, Atlanta, Ga.
W.H. ORBBN, Gen. Manager. Washington
V. U. McBEB, . , K. . BRID0BR8,
Gen'l Siipt., . Superintendent,
Columbia, 8. C. Aahevllle, N. C.
801.. HAA8,.XralB. Manager, Waaoliigtoa