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ULCERS,
CANCERS,
SCROFULA,
SALT RHEUM,
RHEUMATISM,
BLOOD POISON.
theao and every kindred disease arising
from Impure blood successfully treated by
'that never-faUlng and best of all tonics and
- medicines.
EASILY MADE HAPPY.
flow a
HooliS cn Hlood
Iioircs free.
1 routed testimonials
application. Address
to Swift Specific
ATLANTA
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minis sent on """sjw
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icific Co., W"
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& DANVILLE R. R. CO.
f. UiihKKorrR nml Kkvhkn Pobtbr,
VC5TirN 'in TH CAROLINA DIVISION.
C n-Vnu-d fbtn'r In iff ct Nov. 20, 1892.
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Ar. Salisbury
Girf n-boro ...
" Oa.nTi.le
At. Richmond
NO.
7 1 5am
9 a.lom
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t 2 SOpm
2 4.5 pm
OHpm
topm
ft 33pm
0 3pm
a SApm
7 47pm
8 37 pm
11 SOpm
1 lSem
7 OOa.ro
Lt. Greensboro..
Ar. Darham
" Raleigh
' Ooldsboro
Lt. Danville
Ar. Lynchburg,..
.til 35pm
3 80am
6 OOun
. 12 OBpm
1 SOam
4, OSam
IO 40am
Baltimore 13 03pm
Philadelphia 2 20pm
new vora ovpm
"WEiSTBOuNP " "
NO.ll
Lv. New York SOpm
Philadelphia 65pm
" Baltimore ,.. aopm
Washington..
" Lynchburg....
Ar. Dan-rill
11 OOpm
6 OOam
7 2Sam
Lv. Richmond
Danville
Ar. Greensboro ...
Lt. G.ldloro
Lt Raleigh
" Darham
Ar. Greensboro...
12 SOam
7 5 am
9 20ara
t7 4.5pm
8 15am
7 15am
9 1 5am
ly. German counte- gentleman, who ,is about sixty years of . f, Qmef,a flour at $5.50 per barrel, the
- . -. i, I nrro ima ilpvoifil (i. oTf;it nor Hon of ma 111 r "
ueon aoureaseu oy n ... 'I. 1 I. ""1 1" . ..,.1 . . . fnu ,r lat
niu iu uiu rcBcuo ui iiuui o mm . , r nn trill Will nrilVfi llllM A. uv vci.y u-ou
up a hungry, half clad, friendless hut j ar(j at 3 cents per pOUIltl
Ulljlllt C All LIU felUt tMH i-.iiuTt-Lt
to one of the homes or wlnen ne naq
oversight Tho child was willing and
i , -11 .t.n4 "1 .1 1., . l.a-
She developed in the course of years 1 7 XOTlTTT MAIN STUKHJ'r. AMlfjV ILiUL'.., i.
into nn Hide nnd llltelllirent VOunK W0D1-
iarliH Telephone rso. loo.
Lt Greensboro 9 30am
Salisbury ltlOam
" Statesville 1 2 63pm
' Newton 12 t"pm
' Hickory 1 OOpm
Morganto 1 52pm
Marion - 36pm
Round Knub 3 14,pm
Ar. Abbeville r..- 4 21pm
' HotSprinjts o 67pm
" Paint Rock SlOpm
" Morrlatown
" Knoxville lP5
Arfit S.RjMtRpAD
NO f4
Lt. Asheville 7 ooam
Hender.onvUle 02am
Rlat Rock . 8 12am
Saluda 8 37am
" Trvon 9 06am
Ar. Spartanburg 1Q 16am
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Lv Spartan burn.
Try on
" 8a(uda
Plat Rotk
" Henders'nv'le..
Ar. Asheville
MDRPHypRANCH
6 SOpm
7 5 Spin
8 27pm
8 54pm
9 OSpm
IP lQpm
NO IT
Lt. Asheville t 8 SOam
Ar. -Waynes-vine IO 09am
BrysonCity 12 SOpm
Andrews OOpm
Tomotla 30pm
" Murphy 09pm
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Lt. Murnhy
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1 6 OOam
Ar. Tomotla 20am
Andrews 6 60am
Ar. Bryson City IO loam
" WayneaviUe 12 52pm
Asheville 2 35pm
". STnlNGOA,R SERVICE. .
Nos. 11 and 13 Pullman Sleepers between
Hot Spring and New York, via Asheville,
Salisbury and Washington: nlso between
Asheville and Cincinnati via Knoxville and
Harriman.
Trains Nos. 13 and 14. Pullman Sleeper be
tween Asheville and Charleston, via Spar
tanburg and Columbia via S C. R'y. connect
ing at Columbia tor Savannah via S. B r R.
with Parlor cars.
W. A. TURK. S. H. HAKDWICK.
Oen. Pass. Airt. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt,
Washington, T C. Atlanta. Oa.
W.ft. ORBBK, Oen. Manager. Washington
V B. McBBB. Gen'l Supt , Columbia, S. C
HOL, HAAS. Traffic Manager. Wartlogton
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAH
GOING
West aud Northncil.
Smlgrants going to anr of the We-tcrn
&tatea or Territories villi save time and
money goinc via Chlcge. and Alton route,
lt la the quickest route to Kansas City. Den
ver Pueblo, ai.-l all points tn Idaho, Wash
haartoa, Oregor.. Utah and California.
Finest mnd best Bquippeii Road in the
- West.
" Ctsly line running Solid Vestibulrd trains
between St. Loois and Kansas City. '
Reclining Chair cars and Tourist Sleepers
free of extra charge.
,'"J Will meet parties at any rn lrcad station
with through tickets anil baggage checks.
' For fall information, maps and descriptive
pamphlets of the West- write to or call on
B. A. NEW LAND,
Traveling Passenger Agent,
S3 Patton Avenue, Asheville, N.
J. CHARLTON.
General Paaaenger Agent.
Chicago.
Dissolution.
Asheville, N. C, January 1, 1 SU3.
The firm of Mastin & Robertson is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Ktusiin,
Pakes & Co., who succeed them, assume all
liabilities and will collect all accounts due
the firm. BL1 Ml'STlN.
J. D. KOBKRTSON.
Cop rtnt rstaip.
The undersigned have tMs day formed a
copartnership under the firm name of Mus
tin. Pakes & Co. Having purchased the ac
counts of Mustin Sc Robertson all debts due
them are payable to us. We will continue
the business heretofore conducted by Mustin
Jk Robertson. Office, No. 8 South Water
street. ELI MUSTIN.
B. R. PAKES,
W.J. 8LAYDBN.
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TENNEV'S
CELEBRATED GANDIES,
A PULL LINB OP
"rank Teller's ClKr !
RAY' CAR STAND AND TICKET OFFICE,
28 South Main St. Always Open.
OFFICE 39 PATTON AVRNUB. - - --
. AT WBAVBR c MYERS' STORB
CAROLINA CQAL COMPANY
Rlolt Han Leaned Some f'V.lloso-
phy on a Rainy Iny.
A rich gentleman of my acquaintance
got caught in the rain the other day
while out for a walk on upper Broad
way. He is not only rich, but eccentric,
in that he rarely ridea and that he walka
a great deal. The rain that for a long
time fell gently increased in quantity
and was caught up by the rising wind
and shot into faces and doorways, where
people hopefully huddled for the time,
and beat upon the awnings and signs as
if in mad desire to email them and get
at the hearts of those who had sought
temporary shelter there.
The gentleman, although protected by
a stout umbrella, was finally driven to
one of these awnings, whence he peered
up and down for any stray cab that
might come that way.
By this process he saw a man coming
down the street, dodging from awning
to awning and doorway to doorway.
There were hundreds of people going
and coming, pushing or pulling umbrel
las, or who, enveloped from head to heels
in waterproofs, went edging along with
one ear turned down to windward, as if
to split the storm. But this particular
man commanded bis attention becauso
he had no umbrella and no waterproof
and although the day was cold not even
an overcoat. He ran awhile, then paused
in some friendly shelter to repeat the run
to the next, finally bringing up under the
same awning with my friend.
Like most rich men of the world my
friend is suspicious of his kind unless
they come properly introduc -id. But he
looked at this specimen of humanity and
saw at a glance that it was a very wet
specimen, plainly and lightly clad, but
with a frank, man
nance. Not having
he felt still more interested.
"Bad day for you," he said pleasantly.
"Yes, for anybody," replied the man,
folding his arms across his water soaked
bosom.
"Got far to go?"
"Right good bit," said tho specimen.
"You'd better take a street car. Hero
comes one going right down Broadway.''
"No; I'm going over on the other side
and then down the Bowery."
"Well, that ia a 'good bit,' but you can
get a car over there," remarked my
friend.
The specimen laughed. "A street car
is too rich for my blood today," said ho.
"Oh, I've got the money," ho added, see
ing the cynical look that came into the
gentleman's face, "but I want that for
something else. That's the reason I'm
footing it. Til get wet, but when I get
down to the place I can get dried out for
a glass of beer."
The perfect confidence of the specimen
in his programme elicited the echo:
"For a glass of beer?"
"Oh, yes! You see, I don't Btop at ar
expensive hotel. It's the Palmer House,
down in Chatham square, and "
"Chatham square? Why, that s niilca
from here!"
"I know that well enough, but I'll get
there in an hour or two," was the cheer
ful reply. "When I do I'll buy a glass of
beer, and they will let mo dry out boforo
the big stove. I can't get mucli wetter.
If I took a street car, you soo, I'd have no
beer and no place to dry." Ho laughed
again.
"You don't socm to mind it much."
"Mind it! What's tho use? I'll be fixed
all right in a day or two. And as for a
little water faugh!" The specimen shook
himself like a young spaniel. "Well, 1
must be running or I'll get cold," said
he, and he started off without more pre
liminary. "Hold on there I" shouted the aston
ished gentleman. 'Come back here a mo
ment." The specimen came slowly back,
but be shivered in spite of hia air of in
difference. "How much money have you got?"
'Fifteen cents if I walk ten cents if I
ride," the specimen replied rather shame
facedly. "Well, here; you ride." He put a half
dollar into the specimen's hand.
The specimen looked at it a moment
like a flash, and catching the giver's
hand before it could be withdrawn mute
ly pressed it to his 1. There had been
nothing cringing it sycophantio or whin
ing. There was dothing of the sort now.
It was a gratefUl, impulsive exhibition
of genuine gratitude for just one in
stant; then .vith frank and glistening
eyes ho bsh
"Kide?4jkd I'll eat too and sleep in a
bed! I'ui,e i Happiest man in New Yor k !"
And 19 si ecimer. danh-ea ilown the
street tnruugii the pelting rain, cut into
Thirty-fifth street and disappeared to
ward the east side. And the rich gentle
man looked up at the cloud riven sky,
shook the folds out of his silk umbrella
and started buoyantly down Broadway,
savinir. softly, "The happiest man in
New York!" New York Herald.
CURES RISING
Ornament, for Dudes.
Bracelets and dudes are the latest com
bination. Tho bigger the bracelet the
bigger the dude that is, the larger the
circlet the dude can keep upon his wrist
without assuming the attitudo of a man
undergoing highway robbery tho greater
his chum to distinction in dudedoin.
Twisted bands of silver wire, a half
dozen, more or loss, on each wrist, is tho
proper thing, though bands of gold,
studded with brilliants, are occasionally
worn. It ia exceedingly "vulgah" to ex
pose theso ornaments l public gnzo on
the streets.
They aro only visiblo ia tho seclusion
of tho drawinjf room or tho dude's own
apartments. On going out the braeelets
by a slight twist of the wrists aro tucked
up under the cuffs, which must bo extra
large. To executo this movement graco
f ully is a test which seems to distinguish
the real from tho spumous swell,
"Oh, yes," said a State street jeweler
in answer to a question, "bracelets for
men is a fad that is spreading rapidly,
It struck Chicago a month ago, but tho
swells have got it bad. Wo havo clone a
rushing business in bracelets for tho last
ten days. Most of tho 'fellahs' pretend
they aro buying for their sisters, but the
Rolictudo they display in getting nn ar
ticle that will just fit inside their cuffs
vivos them away. Dread of street ga
mins. I snppo:-.f, prompts them to keep
their ana om-iiuents concealed when out
walking." Chicago News.
BREAST
"MOTHER'S FRIEND"
1. t" '-realeBt
l.if - 1 : ever
olloi-cil clnl'l-lH'arlnj; woiua-.i. 1 I Ikm'.ii a
niM-wifr fur many yr-nrr. I i 1 i..'i rase
wliiTO "Mother's r-ncnu " lu" m: i u It. 11.1s
nn-oiiil'li"!"' I wonder "nil l licved much
the hreaat tiiov-!!, nml vnrili (' )-rlce for that
alono. :.ii:s. M. l.i-.i -ti:.
iMolugonu-Ty, Ala.
I ra:i tall nil expectant morlirr- if tV.ry v i'l
UHun few I'utiliMiif Mother'. I 'ml 1! v. i'l
(in l!)nii(,h no nrilval viilion: : "iy 1 'i
Buifu.iiif;. M113. May l: a?;ma.-!.
1'wil Mother's 'rien-1 iefere birth el my
eijjli'hoiiil l. Will cfii-w t, 1 raise.
MUX. .1. I . .'linnil.) .mi...., . ....
Sentliyexj.ress, diaries irc.i:il, on rcr.ciit
of iriec, 1.50 per bottle.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
Solil liy all (IniBjiots. Atlanta, a.
EVRRV LADY
HER OWN DRESSMAKER.
The Enslisb Merchant Tailor Systi in of
Urcss-cuttitiK i the Only Perfect system, it
is so simple a child can learn It. Mothers
and daughter, after learning it can do the
dress-making for their own family, thereby
saving many time, the price paid for this
sv.tem. Tet lining cut free to those wish
ing: to invrstiRate. Also suit., basques and
skirts cut and basted and triramines de
signed Ko , ''ondloy building.
jan23dlm
THE MA1TLAND SCHOOL.
NO. 40 FRENCH BROAD AVENUE.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH HOME AN1V1
SCHOOL. POR GIRLS.
Afi?S. BVRGWYN MAITL.ASD, Principal.
Assisted by Vi. Wallace of Vassnr College,
and Mile. Dothe of Paris.
...! I flrivAntafrrN for the stlinv of vocal
ml instrumental music. Afternoon French
classes for ladies
HIGH PRICES:
French Broad Lumber Co.
Hiivinir fu'ciinniljil" 1 ! Ijuuo stoi-k
Framing, Shoeting, &., will sell
hAMlNU ATT $ s 11 K 1,000 FEET
SHEETING $3.50 " " "
Will also take onlcrn Vor
OAK FIREWOOD
load delivered
01
At 2.00
in city.
per
anywhere
ottlTdtf
The cold snap has advanced the prices
1 all kinds of Country Produce, but J.
Will Marry the Waif Ho Rescued.
A doctor of divinity of high personal
integrity and much respected in the do-
nomination to which ho belongs is about
to marry a yonng lady to whom he has
become attached under somewhat ro
mantic circumstances. The reverend
on Groceries
A. WHITE,
TUT. MAIN STREET GTtOCElt, still sells at the same low
-w s 1 V 1 C -Wwl iJ
price' ovat received a iresn suppiy ui wiuncu
Amono- the lot is some of the most delicious corn ever
oerveri on a dinner table. Also some remarkably fine to-
I rnatof s-each worth 12 cents per can. We are still sell-
best on the
LEWIS MADDUX, Prcs
II. T. COLLINS, Vice-Pres.
L. P. M'LOUK, Cashier.
Capital, $50,000. Surplus, $40,000.
WESTERN CAROLINA BANK.
State, County And City Depository.
OrgaBlMd May, x88S
OEPOSITEBOXES IN FIRE PROOF VAULTS RENTED AT REASONABLE RATES
GENERAL, BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
,T. A. WHITE, GROCER,
Interest Paid
on Deposits in BaTlnga
DIRECTORS
Department,
an, ami m ner turn uecame an instruct
ress in tho home to which she had been
brought so many years before. She is
still associated with the work, but she is
engaged to marry the man who picked
her. so to speak, from the gutter. Many
of tho reverend gentleman's friends havo
tried to persuade him against tho mar
riago, but the doctor has the conrago of
his convictions as well as affections, and
will give bis hand, as ho has given his
heart, to his old pupil. Sho is about
thirty years of age. London Chronicle. I
Iewis Maddux, H
! Chas. McNamee, J.
. T. Collins, M. J. Fagg, J. E. Keed,
E. Rankin, M. J. Bearden, S. H. Reed.
BANK OPEN FROM 9 A. M. TILL 4 P. HI. ON SATURDAY Til L 6 P. M.
DO
-GrO TO
YOU
Reynolds, McAfee & Ledford.
STALL 24. MARKET HOUSE-
W. C. SPRINKLE.
F. B. LAWSON.
An Important Question.
On the night of the big Twenty-third
street fire Dr. Buddington, anxious to
Eet homo and not knowing any reason
why he should not do so, pushed his
way throueh tho crowd. A policeman
ordered him back, and on his failing at
onco to obey knocked him down. Dr.
Buddington, under tho influence) of the
stinging blows, struck the policeman
and was at once handcuffed and taken
to tho station house. The question
which suggests itself is, How long must
an orderly and law abiding citizen stand
being clubbed by a policeman hefore he
has a riuht to defend himself? Now
York Herald.
WANT COLUMN.
WANTED.
lirANTFD To rt ntrmall house or flat of 1
THEY KEEP THE BEST!
EAT
EAGLE WAREHOUSE,
For the Sale of Leaf Tobacco,
MEAT ?
janiiod lm
I I mm Mr H amunW
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I DURHAM I j
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W. K.. This office.
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"llfANTED First-class traveling salesman
W nnd lornl scents in each section to
iH.' line nn . otnmission . Columhia Oil nnd
Grease Company, Cleveland, tJhio
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FOR RENT.
XTIOR RUNT The eiRht-roora cottage. No.
I ' a Davidson street appiy
decU3dtf
101 COLLKO'E STREET.
FURNISI1B
at rcasonsl
wood St.
find
I
JTIOR R 15 NT S
J Main St. Al
or R. B. Johnston
jan7dtl'
FOR RENT Th
rent after Jnnu
tion. see for sale at
TU B ClTIZHN.
nrirnte board
ly 174, Hsy-
janzdim
room, 00 Sotitll
t old E.Johnston.
77, city.
3)
9BACC0.
PUREST. MOST RELIABLE.
K old Kmn (ole tt?e merry old soul,
Had lived inifas creaf age of oil rs.
HeWould raVe called jor BULL DURHAM
To srnpKe 17 915 pipe,
And been rrierrier Under iti powers.
Thousands of Smokers
The Millionaire in his palace,
The Laborer in his cottage,
The Swell on the street,
The Sailor on his ship,
Comfort-lovers everywhere,
Prefer Bull Durham.
L.lack well's Durham Tobacco Co
DURHAM, N. C.
The Eagle Warehouse first began business last season, and although a new
house and a new firm it easily took the lead in the tobacco trade of Asheville.
With our past experience and increased facilities for handling t bacco we are
better preparedHo serve our friends and customers than ever before
The Eagle is one of the largest and best warehouses in the State, with a capacity
of 50,000 pounds a day.
Our motto: Polite and courteous treatment to all, highest mars et prices and
prompt returns. Give us a trial.
SPRINKLB & LAWSON, Proprietors.
P. M. HUDCsINS, Bookkeeper.
CAPT. J. M. SMITH, Floor Manager.
ACME WINE & LIQUOR HOUSE
ISriirte Man's JSaar
DOOMS For
wimf a ''fvuid
LJewarc
of Crude Cocoas, Sold as Soluble
Claims the largest stock of first class
goods of any house in the State. Makes
a specialty of
Cooking Brandies aud Jelly Wines.
Sole agents for the Acme Old Corn.s
J AS. H. LOUGHRAN, Proprietor
No. 58 South Itlain Street.
TELEPHONE CALL NO. 139, P. O. BOX 688, ASHEVILLE.
MY MOTTO IS TO KEEP THE BEST AND CHARGE ACCORDINGLY.
Apply to
C S. fil'lr'nn.
No. 07 North Main street.
FOR RENT The Ir. Carroll rcsmence on
Mcrrimon avenue, tarnished. Uw
grounds. APfly to . P Kcvell, No. 2 Hen-
pmniDinK ana ni-anaK """' J""
Letter of a Suicide.
An octoeenarian ceneral left a letter
lately defending the propriety of his sui
cide. Said he:
"When an individual life lias run its
r.vcla and become a waste of nature in
tho body, overwhelming its mental and
physical qualities with weakness and
pain to an lntoieraDie degree, it. may
with all Dronriety be removed.
Such being the case with the life of
the writer, his apology to the world is by
these terms made through his most be
loved and most intimate menus, who, no
trusts, will appreciate the relief to him
from ceaseless distress, which, in nis opin
ion, ought to be brought by the phyiciaa
who is summoned with his drugs, surely
for that purpose, but not for cure.
Boston Globe.
A Snake In m Hag of Potatoes.
A man purchased a bag of potatoes at
the Cape Town market, and when the
potatoes were turned out at his home he
discovered that a puff adder was in
cluded in the bargain. That viper must
have been callous indeed to have ex
pended no venom during its transit, and
it is to be hoped that the potatoes were
well examined after being in such com
pany. The colonists are wonderfully
expert in dealing with such quarry.
i Cape Town Letter.
BOARDING.
BOARDING ComfortaDic rooms, wnn
good board, can be had at 31 Haywood
street, witnin a lew roo m
jnnlOdlm
Private home for invalids, lerm.on
application to MI88DBNNB,
T OAR DING Good fare and comfortable
L
beds.
novl-tf
l'nnvifliptlt tO POHtOfliCC.
MRS j. A LRE,
No. 20 Plint street.
BOARDING Lady owning large hand
some bouse, living alone, wou d board
Kcntleman nnd wife or pa-ty of three or
7. ti t- .,1 i.v furnace, alto log
wood fireplace. Beautiful grounds, table,
all modern improvements. Address
Asheville postofficc box No. 8. J28dlm
mint CMATBtll Private boarding house
1 Ho. 211 Havwood street. Fiue city
,i mnnniAin virwi: nerfect sanitation; hot
i . i.i ,-.,r; mmfortalile. cirr rooms;
f v''crt tHhle: aticniive crvn-v.
nonablc rates. Two nunoien yarus km
Montford car line. ...,,..,
MKS.Al. li. 1 " "-IV'
oct7dtf IToprietresa
dealers in KANSAS MEAT MARKET.
COAL
AND
COKE
JELL1CO, LUMP AND ANTHRACITE.
FORKED COAL CLKANi
GOOD) . WBIGHT.
STALLS 5 A.KO S
HANDLBS NOTHING BUT WBSIBBN
PRESSED
M EATS. rOl'LTKV AND
OAMB.
Telephone 131.
POVTELL & CO.
-MIGHT X4. 1 dcc291 o
I is
3Qutbcoal "BONANZA" WINE AND LIQUOR CO,,
Nos. 4.x and 43 S. H-laln St.. Asrieville.
(BEST & GOES FAR TJhSJ J
Manufactured on Scientific Principles.
Highly Digestible and Nutritious,
own all over the civilized Globe as the Peer
of all Cocoas.
WHOLBSALH DEPARTMENT, OBNT8' XT" A "
PARLOR AND RBADINO ROOM. W. "XJLm
CIGARS, TOBACCO AND BOTTLE GOODS, SAM.
PLB, BILLIARD AND POOL ROOM.
POSITIVELY CTTBES
HEADACHE
BEER : VAULTS : AND : BOTTLING : DEPARTMENT :
We respectfully solicit a share of your patronage.
P. A. MARQUARDT, Ma'
NO. 43.
IN : BASEMENT
Slain Entrances No. 43.
Teleph
FOR SALE.
IV YOU ARB BU1LIHHO aon l lan iu
in Watson's Fir. Grate For sale by
OOD FOR SALB I'll . j 1 h
any Icnfiin, ax - i" i"'
dcliverei
1--V;tv.-h nuoAIi LUMBHR CO .
oct!7dtf ' Teephone31.
TOR SALK The
I" part ol the city:
Mi-ike house, western
one of finest res dences
in Asnevillc. containing 1 rooms t """
1.. , - .. l. . v.' nnrl liesutilul lawns
iy. ik.l r.n.
I I -r v r1 III'll Mill " " ' ' '
not be obstructe.l. For "';'r.!ni0M
Idrrsa . . .mm. i " " 1 i
Bin utor, 21 West llnywood St.
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for
Apply st 239
A N excellent family horse mi nncny
XV sale at very low npurcs.
lisy wood street.
-w- nn.-v. ..r k in nostofhee, even
liingof Jsusry 24.. Under dl Pie""
re tore to this office and stenre res itrd. U6tf
. . t- anwrrltoses. earns-
t j tions. frcsins. etc. If yon wsntthc finest
ot them call or send '""g'Lpr,,.,,,
at Pernihurst Greenhonses or Box 613
ian24dlsn
HOLDERS of Cosmopolitas Club bonds
will please present same to the under
siRned at once for the purpofe of enabling
the tnutei to ascertain bow many of said
bond. -ereEiuedRN AROLIN BANK,
Ja2'M30d Trustee
AUCTION HOUSE,
A. A. Banks & Co
NO 70 SOUTH MAIN STREET
We hare secured that tine, large store
room in the Reynolds building, immediately
opposite the swannanoa not I. lor ne pur
pose of conductirg a first-class Auction busi
ness. We will sell at Public outcry anything
consigned to us. Our room is one ol tne
Isrgest In tne cut ana we can uwpnty i""'
nrnnerty to advantage, set yon the highest
prices and pay you promptly. Merchants
having unsalable goods can realise by con-
irninff to us and not keen dead capital on
thtir shelves. We will attend sales in the
country as well as the city. A share of pat
ronsge is rcsprciiuny svhcii u.
A. A. BANKS & CO.,
AUCTIONEERS.
OF EVERT KIND!
It Is porfoctlv harmless and contains no
doImjiiuus orug. Recommondccl lor one opjee
only-the CUKE of HEABACIU.. A iriai -i
li" 1 1 V III V " " . . VA I . I
Any relianie nrupgisi wno iuy no -
band will procure it promptly for any one wno
wishes to try it. uo noi sran ""J
tute. 60 cents and tl.OO.
BRADYCROTINE MFG. CO., MACON, NGA.
FOR BALB AT
Pelham's Pliaririacy.
TAKE
Your broken wntons and vehicles of all
kinds to U. Uuriicttt's shop on College
street, where thev will be repaired
promptly aud in first class style. Hav-
inir srriircd a nrst-ciasa uursc-suuci i
make all kinds of fine sliocinv; a specialty.
li. BURNETTE.
jan20dly
,4sc-5:oiw:''
Is a chemical compound, harmless in every respect, and jierfccl
plication, lt is a powder which is dissolved in water, and this
over the coal.
This material is for use on either hard or soft coal, in the boi
and range.
Saves 25 per cent, of the coal; also labor time and dirt; destro.
gas which often permeates the home, producing diphtheria and i
and membranous diseases, inus insuring neaitn ana pure air in r.
houses, and all places where coal is used.
Coal treated with Kem-Kom ignites quickly, lasts longer, ana give
heat. Starts a vigorous tire in one fourth of the time it takes without
Larcetv lessens the ashes, prevents clinkers and cinders, burns the sot
large portion of the smoke, thus keeping the flues free from dirt.
With Kcra-Kom an interior coal, sncb as:screemngs, can oe mixcu wun tne
nary coal, and a still greater economy effected.
FOR SALE BY 8. WL. KEPLER, AGENT FOR KEM KO
WE DO NOT RET
niMolntlou Notice.
The partnership heretofore existing under
the firm name of Liodsy He Brown, photog
raphers, is this day dissolved by mutual
All accounts due will be collected
by the old firm, and all debts owing will be
nsid bv the old firm The business will be
conducted in future by T. H. Lindsey.
T. H. L1ND8BY,
J4B BROWN.
I desire to thank the public for the patron,
age so generously given the above firm while
1 was a member of it. and hope that the
26dlw B. B. BROWN. I TtlCpiOOC 36,
We will Bell to parties buying in 1000 pou
AT BOTTOM FIGURES, We keep Bran, J
Feed, Corn Chop, Cracked Corn and Oats, J
Corn, White and mixed Oats, etc. Get on'
direct.
THE ASHEVILLE HUU,IIVG
MANUFACTURERS CELEBRATED ROLLER WHO AMP
OfflC6i
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