THE ASMBVIIiUS 1AIL.Y CITIZEN
ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN
Tai Daily Citizen, Democratic, is puillshed
every afternoon (except 8unday) at the fol
lowing rates atrictir cash:
Okb Yik $0.00
Bix Month 3.00
Thiei Month l.su
Om Month AO
OmcWiik IB
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1893.
The attempts to solve the problem of
caring for the insane by burning them
up still continues.
The Hawaiian revolution lias degener
ated into a farce by the ono net of the
Queen in offering to sellout for spot cash
and no questions risked. It shows that
she thinks the "jig is up;" that she has
no real love for her people and made a
show of resistance simply because she
anticipated that her rations would be
shut off if she did not retain her hold on
the crown. The Hawaiians ire rid of a
monarch who will go down into history
without the respect of anybody.
Is it parliamentary for a member of the
Legislature not attacked by a public
journal to ventilate his little personal
spites under the plea of personal privi
lege ? Is that the custom? Docs the
Speaker do right in allowing such an as
sault under such plea ? Is it not a very
unusual stretch of "privikgc?'' Wil
mington Messenger.
Why, bless you, it is parliamentary to
abuse the newspaper at all times and in
all places. That islargely what itis for
a sort of escape valve for pu1 ';c opinion
that otherwise might remain I. : !- d up
and, in the end, do mischief. Besim-, the
abuse does no real harm; the newspaper
goes on just the same if it has any gen
uine excuse tor being, ard the abuser feels
relieved. Parliamentary? Why we have
even known a newspaper to be the sub
ject of a pastor's uneouip'imentary talk
at a prayer meeting.
N. K. Faikuank is certainly acting the
hog by cornering his the hog's
products. Every family in the country
has felt the effects of the Chicago manip
ulation in the increased price rf Kirtl and
bacon and hams, but Mr. 1'airbank and
his associates have realized over a mil
lion dollars of profits so far, and they
care not how much thceonsumcr and his
pocket may suffer. Presently we shall
sec one of these hog kings endow a
university and then all the world will
be expected to stand back and exclaim:
Did you ever.' w liar generous men
these Chicago millionaires arc, to be
sure!" It is a pity that the country
could not combine at a give;; signal and
refuse to purchase an article the price of
which had been increased by a "corner."
That action would bring the modern
Robin Hood to his knees in short order.
FOR HALE.
"Oytz! Oycz ! How much am I offered
for the right, title and interest of the
Ouecn of the Sandwich Islands to the
bursted with the Charlotte Observer's
permission monarchy of the Hawaiian
government ?"
One can almost hear the voice of the
auctioneer as he calls forbids. First, of
course, the Oueen's attorney will try to
make a semi-piivatc sale of the gilded
crown, but if that does not bring an
offer we may be expected to see the
thing put up at auction and cried on the
public square ( regardless of the ordinance
against the practice).
Crowns ate slow sale these days. The
people are putting them away to make
room for newer goods of a different
pattern. There is a small demand for
them in the museums, but it is restricted
to a really first class article, like the one
Victoria brings out on state occasions,
and no excessive pieces are paid for even
the best of them.
JUST IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Whitecaps, thoroughly disguised,
went last Saturday night to the house
of Bill Taylor, colored, an alleged hog
thief, in Chatham county, and whipped
bim.
Wilkesboro Chronicle: When the
thermometer at this place registered 23
below zero, at Smoak's Springs on the
Brushics, about five miles from here, it
stood at about zero.
The first issue of the Northern Set
tler, a four-page monthlyjournal devoted
to Southern industrial inteiests, will
appear February 15, and will be pub
lished by Messrs. Campbell and Hunt in
Sanford.
Statesvillc Landmark: The primary
election for postmaster at Statesvillc,
was held last Friday. Messrs. G. Karchcr
and J. B. Armfield were judges. Two
hundred and sixtv-eight votes were
poled. Of this number Mr. J. A. Hart
ness received 11)1, Dr. L. Harrill 7fi. scat
tering 1. Messrs. Hartness anu 'larrill
were the only candidates before ti.c pri
mary. Sandy Jones, and his two bi others
came to Durham Thursday with a load
of tobacco from Person county. After
night they went to a disreputable local
ity, where they met W. P. Rollins, a
special policeman on duty in that local
ity. A brawl ensued, when the police
man discharged his pistol, fatally
wounding Mr. Jones.
See the line of new oil heating stoves
at Law's.
LEMON ELIXIR.
'A Pleasant Lemon Tonic.
For biliousness, constipation, malaria,
colds and tbe grip.
For indigestion, sick and nervous head
aches.
For sleeplessness, nervousness and
heart diseases take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir is prepared
from the fresh juice of lemons, combined
with other vegetable liver tonics and
cathartics. 50c. and $1 bottles at drug
gists. Prepared only bv Dr. H. Mozley, At
lanta, Ga.
Jk. Prominent Minister Write hi
After ten years of great suffering from
indigestion, with great nervous prostra
tion, biliousness, disordered kidneys and
constipation, I have been cured by Dr.
Mozley's Lemon Elixir and am now a
well man.
Rey. C. C. Davis. Eld. M. E. church.
South, No. 28 Tatnall strct, Atlanta.
Gratitude.
Dr. H. Morley. Dear Sir Since using
your Lemon Elixir I have never had an
other attack of those fearful sick bead
aches, and thank God that I have at
last found a medicine that will core
those awful spells.
Mrs. Etta W. Jones.
Parkersbnrg, West Va.
A PRINCE'S LETTERS.
Home Dav Thev Mat Come To
Light and be Read.
From the New York World.
A hitherto unpublished incident in the
life of the Duke of Mai thorough is
brought out by the discussion incident
to the publication of his will. Along in
the eighties, when he was mixed up in
the Lady Ailesbury scandal, he secured
from Lady Ailesbury a package of the
Prince of Wales' love letters addressed to
her. He was asked to be the custodian
of the bundle. The Duke, to insure the
safe keeping of the package, so the story
goes, put it in the care of Lord Randolph
Churchill, his younger I rothcr. Lord
Churchill, at that time acting as secre
tary to his lather, then Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland, guarded the bundle as best he
could.
One day he 'vas surprised to icceivea
call from a Oueen's messenger, who de
manded the letters. Churchill refused to
give them up on the ground that they
were not his property, but simply in
trusted to him, und he was responsible
for their safety. "On your allegiance as
a subject they are demanded." was the
ultimatum hereccived. He inquired who
hail sent the message. He was told the
Prince of Wales. "Well, when he is sov
ereign and sends such a message I will
respect it" was Churchill's answer.
Fearing further importunities, how
ever, he, together with his wife, nee Miss
Jerome, of this city, sailed for New York,
and in midsummer they occupieil the
lerome-home in this citv. Churchill
brought with him the bundle of letters
and, at last accounts, they were in a
box in the value of a safe deposit com
pany down town.
I'NGXPCCTEO, 111 T TRl'E
Tli e Supreme Court and NUIrs'
From the New York World
IfJ. S. Clarksou will look over the
Supreme Court records since the civil
war his apprehensions of the triumph of
States' rights through Judge Jackson's
influence will abate somewhat.
He will learn there, perhaps to his as
tonishment, that the Supreme Court,
while composed mainly ol Republican
Justices, has already and finally decided,
on the States' rights side, a number of
cases more directly involving that issue
than any that are likely to arise here
after cases whose decision, indeed, prac
tically puts the question finally out of
court as a debatable issue.
It was a strongly Kcpublicau Court
when it decided the Louisiana Slaughter-House
case and the Ku-Klux ease,
and when it overthrew the Civil Rights
bill. Every Judge on the bench was the
appointee of a Republican president
when the court decided the Virginia debt
case, and that decision was one ot the
strongest judicial assertions of States'
rights that have ever been made.
On the other hand, the Southern, Dem
ocratic, States' rights Justice Lamar
helped to make the majority of the court
in deciding flatly against States' lights
in the Original-Package case.
Of Benefit to Alt.
J. O. Ncwsom in Littleton Courier.
Whatever opens up remote farms for
easy trans-portion, cheapens the niaiket
for the poorer class and increases the
volume of trade and commerce for all.
The whole country shares in the benefit
and can afford to share in the expense of
building and keeping such roads.
Vcrv Hriiiut lorKuoxvillr.
From tht Kuoxville Journal.
Lieutenant Peary has declared that he
will start for the north pole in June and
whatever land he discovers he will take
possession of in the name of the United
States. If he will also discover a use for
it he will save much pondering and con
templation at the State department.
NORTH CAROLINA ASSEMBL Y.
The Insurance committee has unani
mously ntrreed to make ;m nnfn vnrililp
report on the anti-compact bill, about
which much interest is felt.
The insurance committee of the Busi
ness Men's association, has prepared a
biil to be introduced in the Legislature.
This will ask for the creation ot an in
surance department, with aeommisioner
at its head; it will contain many of the
provision; of the New York insurance
code.
The Shelby Aldermen have c ndoi sed the
bill that has passed the House and is
now pending iu the Senate to submit to
the voters ol the town the question of
high license. A meeting of citizens has
also endorsed the bill and approved the
course of Representative Erwin iu the
matter.
The committee on public printing had
two sessions Thursday. At the first a
majority expressed a preference of the
editor of the State Chronicle for public
printer. At the second meeting it was
decided t recommend to the caucus,
that the contract be given at the present
rates, but that the person appointed
must turn b.;ck into the treasury 15 per
cent, of it.
Krencli Cblna.
Dinner sets, t he prettiest patterns and
the lowest prices ever offered in Asheville.
J. II. Law.
Powder
Absolutely
pure
A cream of tartar linking powder. High
est! of all In leav-ning 'trength. Latest
United States Covrrnment Food Report.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,
loe Wall St., New York.
JUDGMENTS.
The Retail Grocers AssoWation offer the
follow ing jndffttjcuta for m.1c:
J K. REYNOLDS 6.30
B. B. WBLL8 136.00
I. M. BROVLES 16.75
MISS C. BURKE. 70V S. Main 8t 42 76
VIRGINIA ROBIB. Charlotte Bt. 2G.O
A. B. WARE w 2.2P5
W. S. JUSTICE 3.77
MELYIN NICHOLS.- ... 6.6O
'BRK1N WILLIS..... UOO
Tbe aboTe jadrmenta can be' lawfully ten
dered in payment of all debts to the person
gainst whom tbey are issued. Persona
wishing to purchase nay call on aay of the
members:
Greer & Johnson,
A. I. Cooper,
R. B. Noland Be Son
Wm. Kroger,
J. A. Porter,
O. V. Bell,
8. B. Kepler.
Ray at Baird.
M. C. Noland,
T. T. Beretl.
O. L. McDonald,
P. M. Poster,
J. 8. Full am.
W. C. 8tradley & Bro
J. M. ae J. . Beiftler,
Glenn Bros..
W. M. Hill St Co.
W. A. Lattim ore.
CHURCH NOTICES.
I Pastors will confer a far or bv handine in
these notices not later than lO a. m. oa Sat
urday. 1
CATHOUC CHURCH.
Catholic church, corner Ha v wood and
Flint streets, Jas B. White, rector Uivioe
service 'til a. m.: Sundav si hool at JO a.
tn.;scrvic daily at 7:30 a. m.
BAPTIST CHL'KCII.
First Baptist church Corner College and
Spruce streets. Rev. J. L. White, pastor
Services at lla. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday
school at 9:30 a. m.
French Broad Baptist church. Rev. J. Q.
Adams, pastor Services at 1 1 a. m. aad 7:30
p. iu. Sunday school at t:30 a. m.
Academy Hill Mission Sunday school at
3:3o p m Prayer meeting every Thursday
night.
West Kud Baptist Mission Rev. W. P.
Southern. Sunday school nt 3:30 p. tn.
Prayer meeting every Saturday night.
Fern Hill Baptist church, Bittmorc Rev
M.A.Jenkins, pastor. Sabbath school at
:3o a m.; preaching, lla. m.; prayer meet
inn. 3 p. m.
Mt. Zion Baptist church, corner Hagle and
Spruce streets. Rev. R. P. Rumlcy pastor
Services at 11 a. ra., 3 and 7 p. ni. Teach
enrs meeting every Tuesday night. Young
people's meeting Wednesday night. All
cordially invittd. Seats free.
Id. B. CHl'ltCB, SOUTH.
Central Methodist Kpiscopal Church South,
Rev. H. F. Chreitzberg pastor Divine service
at 11 a.m., and 7 30 p. m. Sunday school at
9.31) a. m.
Riverside M. E. church. South Rev J.
C. Troy, pastor. Divine service 11 .. m.
and 8 p. m. Sunday school at 3 p. ui. A
welcome to all.
North Asheville M E. church. South Rev.
R D. Shcrrill, pastor. Services at 11 a.
m. and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday school at the Methodist Chapel on
College street, beginning promptly at V p.
m. W. P. Randolph, superintendent.
Bethel church. South Asheville. Rev. B. L.
Stamey, pastor Preaching at lla. m. and
at night. Sunday school at 3 p m., V. L.
Walker superintendent. Epworth League
devotional meeting every Friday night.
I,. H. Alexander president. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday night. All cordially in
vited. r R iisn VTKR 1 AN CHURCH.
First church Rev. R F. Camp1", postor
Divine worship tomorrow at 11 a. m.
and S p. in . Young peoole's meeting at
7:15. Sabbath School at 0:30.
SouLhside Presbyterian Church. Rev. L. H.
Bald win, pastor Divine worship at 11 a m.
and 7:4-3 p. m. Sabbath school at 3:30 p. m.
Men's prayer meeting every SabbRth morn
ing at lO o'clock. The Young People's So
ciety of Christian endeavor every Sabbath
evening at 7 o'clock. Wednesday evening at
7:45.
Bethany church, Hendry block, (third
door). North Court square. Rev. 1- S. Mor
row, pastor Divine worship at 11 a.m. ana
K:00 p tn. Sabbath school at 3 p. m Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 8 p m.
Calvary Presbvterian church, col., Cntho
lie .'ill SabbRtti school lla. m.; preaching
3 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. Rev. C. B. Ouseu
bury, pastor.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Trinity church, corner Church and Willow
streets. Rev. McNeely Dultose, rector
Quintiung sima Holy communion, S a m.;
morning prayer and sermon, lla. m ; Sun
day school. 3:30 p. ui.; evening prater, 4-:30
PuU morning service, with sermon, on Ash
Wednesday, iGth, at 11 a. in. Seats arc
free. All are cordially invited.
St. Paul's Chapel, Rev. J. H. Postcll. minis
ter in charge -Services on -d anil 4-th Sunday
in each month at lla. m. St. Andrew's Ser
vices on 1 st and 3d Sunday in each month
at 4. 30 p. m .
Tr'nity Chapel Episcopal church, M. S.
McDulVy, Rector Morning service. 11 .. m.;
evening service, 4-.00 p. m.; Wednesday night
st rvice, 8 p. m.
Bcnverdam Chapel, Rev. W. F. Rice, minis
ter in charge Divine services tomorrow at
lla. m.
M. B. CHURCH.
First Methodist Episcopal church, corner
Haywood street and Pntton avenue. Rev.
A. H . Oamble, pastor. Sunday school 0:30
a. m. Preaching 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
College Street M. B. church Rev. M. XI.
Tones, pastor Preaching each Sabbath at
lla. m ., and 7 p. m.; Sunday school at 3 p.
m. All are cordially invited. i
UNITARIAN CHURCH.
Milliard building, Nob. 35 and 37 South
Main street. Rev. Frederic W. Sanders,
Minister Sunday school at lO a. m.; reg
ular service at "ll a. m ; IUble class at
1 '2 m. Seats free. Strangers welcome.
LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Sunday school on Sundav afternoon at 3
o'clock in LjCeum halt. North Court place
CONGREGATION KBTU'II A-TEFILAH.
Religious services every Friday evening; at
G o'clock and Saturday morning at lO
o'clock in Lyceum Hall.
Coal AND
Cord Wood
Cheap
AND HOT AT
Carrington's
Coal Yard
Court Square.
no. 20.
Chevalier House,
COLUMBUS, POLK CO., N. C.
Depot, Tryon, R. & D. R. R., 40 Miles South of AsheYille.
On the southern slope of the Blue Kidge. Accommodations good. Kept by Ohio
people. Beautiful scenery and soft, pure mountain water. Address the proprietor and he
will meet you at the train. Winter accommodations good . Open fires. It will not cost
you much. Try it. Feel sure the climate will please you. A good free school for yonr
children, taught by Ohio teacher. Address
K. A. CHEVALIER, Columbun, IV. C.
jan30d2w
Judge, Jury and all witnesses are agreed that the
LARGEST STOCK OF SHOES
in Western "North Carolina is at
BL ANTON WRIGHT & CO S.
THE BEST ASSORTMENT, SHADES. SHAPES. SIZES, SLIPPERS AND
SHOES, IS AT 39 PATTON AVENUE.
BLANTON, WRIGHT & CO S.
THE FINEST FINISHED. BEST BUILT TRAVELING TRUNKS EVER SEEN
IN ASHEVILLE ARE AT
BLANTON, WRIGHT & CO S,
That these men can make yon to ordvr on short notice tbe finest shoe, best leg
gin and neatest overjtaiter in tbe land. That polite and prompt salesmen, cash
capital, cash sales, guaranteed goods, low prices insure your trade to
BLANTON, WRIGHT Sc CO.,
39 l"ltoo ATcnae, - .... AbIictIIIc, 1. C
ATTRACTIVE
Sterling silver and solid gold
Oods. useful and serviceable for
adornment and table use. Tbe
finest of leather card cases and
pocket books.
MISS
DO NOT
THE
Opportunity of buying some of
the Rogers, genuine first'quality
table spoons at over one-half
less tban tbe regular price.
NATIVE OHMS.
Complicated wntebwork. Jew
elry made to order. Souvenirs.
ARTHUR M. FIELD,
Lcaclini? Jeweler.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
P. M LUTHER. V. P BROWN.
LUTHER & BROWN,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
OFFICE 12 LEGAL BLOCK.
Practice in the State and Federal Courts.
Collection of claim, a specialty.
HL. XtX. REEVES, D. D. S.,
rj:TAi. .
OFFICE
('onnatly nuimjng. vei KadwoniV Store.
Pntton Arcnnc.
Residence, SS Spruce street.
D. G. ZEIGLFR,
38 Uroad St., Clirl'Stov,S.C.
Plans and srcciticatioDS turnirhed for all
classes of buildings. Correspondence
cheerfully replied to. Fcmodellipg of exist
injt structures a specialty. nov2Pd3m
B. B. BRITT,
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER IN STONE.
Grading of alt kinds done. All sizes of
crushed stone furnished. Send all orders to
postofficr Box 18, Ashcrille, N. C.
auarlOdtf
34-Ycars' Expcricnce-34
MILTON HARDING
CONTRACTOR AND BUILPBR
Office and shop, Wolfe Building.
CORNBR COURT PLACB AND MARKET
STSKBT.
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY WITH
E. J. AST ON,
eeueral t Insurance t Acent.
Rear No. 20 Sooth Main street.
Established 1866. AsheTllle. N. C.
auS dlr
J. B. BOSTIC,
REAL ESTATE,
TCo. si Patton Avrnue.
Buy. rlls and exchanges real mtate on
com mission. A1o buys and veils notes,
stocks, bonds and negotiates loans on real
i estate. nov25d6n3
J. A.. TENNENT,
ARCHITECT : AND : CONTRACTOR
I Plans, specifications and estimates fur
nished. All work in my line contracted for,
and no charges for drawing on contracts
awarded me.
Referencea -when desired.
Office, Southeast Court Square. Asheville,
N. C. feblOdly
FRANK CARTER,
fire: insurance,
First National Bank Building.
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
NOTARY PUBLIC!.
Jon9dtf
THE TRAVELERS' INSURANCE CO.,
OF HARTFORK, CONN..
Issue the best Insnrance Ticket for visitors
to the Inaufruration and World's Fair. They
cover not only the accidents of travel, but
also the many dangers on the streets and in
tbe exhibition grounds. Iton't be satisfied
with a ticket limited to travel, but insist on
the full accident tiket.
College St.. One Door West of Krogcr's.
YERDIC
WgjOiUMN.
WAKTBD.
WANTED A nun who can jtive bond or
first 'lo reference to act n agrnt for
ttie "Munson Typewriter" in Ashevlle An
expert typewriter preferred Addre s J K
Bdins. Slate Agent, Charlotte N C.
janSOdtf
KENT.
FOR KENT-for hou.ekcepinR Three fur
nished ror.tns in new howfr; l;Kht and
sunny. Crr. College and Fine streets. No. S.
XJIOR RENT A 12-room house. No. lo
XJ Spruce street. Apply to 04. French
Uroad avenue. ftbtdlw
X7t)K KI'.N'T Small store room. 66 South
JJ Main tit. Apply to Harold K. Johnston,
or R B.Johnston, lock box 177, city.
jan7dtf
T7OR RUNT The Melk. bouse, will be for
IJ rent after January 6th, 1893. Pordeaerip
tion, see for sale advertisement elsewhere in
Tub Citizkn. dec27tf
"TJIOR RENT A furnished house. No. 61
v ii i iv. l it num. rupnciun K'V
February 8. Applly to T. V. I'ATTuN
colon
alO LRT Two room., single or rnsnite,
with dressing room, with or without
board; private famil v.
ftbSdlw li'S HAVVVOODSTREBT.
T70 K RENT Splendid room house, on
X Park avenue. I.nrgt lot, stables and
out- houses. Hot and cold water. Apply
to Geo. A Mrbane. Graham Manufacturing
Co., or Mi Ike house. ftbldtf
TO RENT-No. an Wood fin street a ten
room house with batli rooms and cl 'ta
cts; also servant house of two rooms in the
yard. Apply to J. R. STAHNB8,
Ictvldtf 27 North Main street.
BOARDING.
BOARDINf!-At 83 Bailey street. Terma
reasonable. Three minutes walk from
poatotfice. ftbldtf
"T30ARDING At Ko.S Starne avcnue;bot
a and cold water; lurniturc new;6ne loca
tion; on car line. fcb7dlm
TOARDING Comfortable rooms. with
J- Rood bonrd. can lie had at 31 Haywood
street, within a lew rods f postofiice.
jnn!9dlm
1 HOARDING Good fare and comfortable
A beds. Convenient to Postoftice.
MRS J. A LR,
novl-tf No. 2(1 Flint street.
V HOARDING Lady owning lnrRe Iiand
som house, living alone, wou A board
gentleman and wife or pa'ty of three or
tour. Houpe heated by furnace, also log
wood fireplace. Ueautiful grounds, stable,
and all modern improvements. Address
Asheville postoftice box No. 48. j28dlm
TUB CHATBAU Private boarding noune
No. 211 Haywood street. Fine city
and mountain views; perfect sanitation; hot
and cold water; comfortable, airy rooms;
well provided table; attentive service; rea
sonable rates. Two bundled yards from
Montford car line.
MRS.M. H. DBTWILER,
oct7dtf Proprietress.
FOR SALE.
OR SALE A llangor top buggv in good
condition at SEVIKk'Ssi'AIlIH.
febGdtf
"K YOU ARB BUILDING don't fail to put
. in Watson's Fire Grate. For sule by
BALLARD Ac RICH.
AN excellent family horse and buggy for
sale at very low figures. Apply at 237
Haywood street. jan27dtf
WOOD FOR SA LB Oak firewood, cut
any length, at $2 OO per double load,
deli vered.
FRENCH BROAD LUMBER CO ,
oct!7dtf Teepbonc31.
M1SCELLANEO US.
CUT flowers cut flowers Rosea, carna
tions, frcrsias, etc. If you want the finest
of them cull or send your orders to
R G MIUFORI),
at Fernihurst Greenhouses or Box Si 3
ian24dlm
TTOLDKR8 of Cosmopolitan Club bonds
1 M. will please present same to the under
signed at once for the purpose of enabltnsr
the trustee to ascertain how many of aziicl
bonds were issued
WKSTBRN CAROLINA BANK
Jan24d30d - Trustee,
0"OT1CB-By virtue nf the power vested
in me by an instrument of writing exe
cuted by Mrs. K. G. Walkf, dated the Oth
day of July, 1891 , and registered in the of
fice of Register of Deeds of Buncombe conn
t v. in Book No. 78. Dave, -193 and nnH
default having been made in the payment of
tiuin principal ana interest Ol tut dent
thereby sreured, and it appearing that the
further postponement of this sale would
not be to the advantage of the said Mrs. K.
G. Walke, I will sell on Saturday, the 11th
day of March, 193. at public auction for
cash, at the court house door in Asheville.
North Carolioa, the piece or parcel of land
situate on the suuth side of Montford ave
nue, in the county of Buncombe, and fully
described in the instrument of writing above
referred to. This the 7th day of February,
1883. LOCKE CRAIG.
f-bdtds
s"OTICE Ily virtue of the power of sale
i vested in me as trustee contained in a.
deed in trustexecuted to me by G. S. Stan
sill, dated December 13, 1 MOO, and registered
on pages 287, etc., of book 28, of the rec
ords f mortgages and deeds in trust in
tbe office of register of deeds for Buncombe
county, in the state of North Carolina; de
fault having been made in the payment of
both principal and interest on the debt
thereby secured, I shall sell at 12 o'clock,
noon, on Monday, 20tb day of February,
1 h93, at nublic outcry, at the court house
door in Asheville, N. C, to the highest bid
der for cash, the piece or parcel of land, to
gether with frame house on same, situate
on Bast street, in the citv of Asheville. and
fullv described in the deed in trust aforesaid.
This 20th day of January, 1893.
JOHN G. LINDSEY,
jan20d30d Trustee.
THE MA1TLAND SCHOOL.
NO. 40 FRENCH BROAD AVENUE.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOMB AND D KM
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
MKS. BVKGWYN MA I TLA NDW Friaclpat.
Assisted by Miss Wallace of Vassar College,
and Mile. Bothc of Parts.
Special advantages for the study of vocal
and Instrumental music. Afternoon French
classes for ladies
NOTHING
Has been introduced equal to
Adamant as a wall plaster. It is the
only piaster thnt enables contractors to
complete work in winter without using
fuel to dry the plaster. Adamant has
been applied to 22 buildings in Asheville,
one ot which was not shingled for 60 days
after plastering was finished, and was
frequently soaked with water, yet not a
square foot of it came off. Manufactured
by South Eastern Plaster Co., S ivannah,
Ga. L. Treadway, agt., Asheville, N. C.
F. L. COWAN & BRO.
MAKE A SPECIALTY OF
FINE WATCH REPAIRING.
Native Stones. Mounting
Made to Ordtr.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED !
Xfo. 9 West Court Placc
AtHBTILLB. M. C.