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THE ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN Thursday Evening, February 23, 1893. ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN Tub Daiiy Citixrn, lietnocrntle, ia rntieiie'i cntr afternoon (cxct-pt Sunday) n.t tlic t'ol lowing rate. strictly cu.- Omb Yeab $6.00 8ix Months S.oo Trbbb Months I SO Onb Month . OhiWik 1 5 TUB ASSEMBLY'S PET. lWl IOIl t HI 111. 1 lielr THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23. 1K93. Ik Hoke Smith will stop printing taffy about himself in his paper, the Atlanta Journal, both he and his organ will be thought more of. The Constitution does not propobe to endorse independentism in any shape, whether it proceed from Rrcat men or small, from mugwumps or from Demo crats. Atlanta Constitution. Republican "independentism" or stay-at-home-ism gave us the last victory. It is too late to "cuss it out" now. After a long and hot fight in the North Carolina Legislature, Josephus Daniels has been elected State printer. Mr. Daniels is editor and proprietor of the North Carolinian and one of the bright est voting men in the Tar Heel State. Atlanta Journal. It was not a fijjht, but a kii l of bush whacking, or perhaps the icsult of an intrigue. The melhods do not appear to have been any better than the result. STICK TO T Hl'.IH FRIENDit. A correspondent of the Winston Sen tinel at Mana, in Yadkin county, writes that paper . "If wecould only net n I. filature that had the courage aud l'ac.,1' ? to levy a heavy tax on the many hounds and other worthless dogs throughout the country, so the farmers could keep sheep, tliey would be better otV and could improve lands. In one mile square here you can find one hundred anil riitv- two worthless hounds, and not a half dozen sheep. That's the way to improve lands and build up a section, is it not ? There is more money in theshcrp business for the amount of capital invested than in any line of stock on a farm, and we have hundreds of ncrts of land here growing up in broom sedge and briars that would support big numbers of sbeep." This the kitid of talk that is seen in al! the Western North Carolina papers, both those that have readers in the towns and those that circulate in the country as well. Whence then comes the opposition to a dog tax? It is hard to say, but chief! v. it appears, from the rrembers of the Legislature themselves. They are either under a total misappre hension of public sentiment or else they are cur owners from "way back" and cannot find it in their hearts to part from their mangy fr-.ei:cls. From the lulcij;li C urol ni 11. There was a bill up in the Senate to put a tat on dogs, and Senator Owens, of Davidson, acting with a majority of the Senate, voted against the bill. A lew days afterward he went home on a short visit, and he had been there but a few minutes when his four year old son asked : "i'upa, what vu vote to let the dogs live for?" All advocates of taxing dogs will now quote: "Out of the mouths of babes and sucklings cometh wisdom," or words to that ciT.cC. From IheConccnl Standartl. Surveyor Long was in town Mondav and reports the mad dog scaie in bis neighborhood unabated. La?t Monday morning a straae dog, afterwards found out to be C. Plank Hartsell's dog at tacked Mr. Long'sdog in the yard. Mr. Long himself was in the back lot, but failed to put an end to the canine before he got away. Mart 1-urr killed the dog on the Kus-tll farm, and savs he was evidently mid. Sometime before this Alex rtrguson, who lives just across the creek, had a hog bitten by this same dog. The hog was penned up and hist Saturdav, just 27 days after being bitten, it died. From the Salisl ur lUiald. A Davidson county farmer was in town yesterday and said that his neigh borhood was gi ea ily excited over mnd dogs. Five nun were bitten by rabid dogs last Wediusdav. A mad dog caused quite a stir at the depot last night. The animal wss undoubtedly rabid and ran from Council street down to the railroad and then down to the freight depot, snarling . a ml s!ia pping at everything he passed. From the freight depot he turned and en me back up the railroad to the strtct, where he disappeared. Sa.bslden.c6 of Mouiit Fuji. A denial of the reported subsidence of Mount Fuji comes somewhat late in the day to convince those who have seen for themselves so frequently the disfigura tion caused by the reported sinking. The fact, however, remains that the shrine keeper at the top of the sucred moun tain has written denying that any sub sidence has taken place. He states that practical investigation made during the summer proves the report to have been entirely groundless, but immediately fol lowing this statement he admits that a spot of some extent h;is been found which was freo from snow between Jo jukake and Iligashi Yasnkawara vol canic action of some kind having taken place there. This, ho says, is still free from snow and may have been taken to be a subsidence, though such is not the case. J upanoso Gazette. A l ni;ii' l.mvmiit. A suit for damages has been brought by Lester Henni'tt, mail carrier ou the star route between Weston and Nor walk. Conn Bennett declares that ever since the first snowfall the highway be tween Weston and the Hurlbut street postofiice in Wilton has been blocked with snow, ami he has had to travel near ly foil,1 miles out of his way everyday, being thus pnt to extra expense and de lay having resulted to the United btates mails. Ho has notified the selectmen, but they have neglected to break out the roads. CherlHb II1H Jitiaorx. From the Charleston News and Courier. An honorable gentleman, a true Soutli ernor, a brave soldier, a ueueral who proyed himself on more than one hard fought field worthy to rank with Lee and Jackson, and Longstrcct and John son among the representatives and defenders of the Confederacy the South may well cherish the memorv of Gen. Beauregard always as that of one of its most devoted and most distinguished sons. .Oil, What a UilTereucc : The President has; Judge Gresbam has appointed General been in the cabinet Gresham to be Sec- j twice already, and is retary of the Treas-1 not known to have ury. As Ucacl of the ; particularly clistin- postoffiee depart-! uished himself in ment Gen. Gresham ! that capacity. has shown excellent f New York Tribune, administrative abil-I t-eb. 14-, 1SU3. ity. New York ! Tribune, Sept. -Jo, 1884-. From the Stu'rsvillc Lnil'ltrurk Mad tlogs have been ou the rampage in Hethanv ;uid Cool Springs townships within tl.c past two weeks. Two weeks igo Sunday one passed the house of Mr. r. C. Grav, lictbanv township and bit the dog of a eoloied man in the vicinity. i ne i;og has since gone mad ana was killed. Some davs ago one appeared at the residence of Mr. C. W. Leckie. of Cool Spring townsh p, but his tongue as swollen ;itnl in such condition that be could not bi'e if he wanted to. Frulll t lie S-hciliv Review. For some weeks past the Cleveland Mills a ction of the county has had a mad dog scare. Several rabid dosrs ran through that section biting dogs, fowls and live stock and creating a panic Several people have had narrow escapes. .Mr. Y . t. oiggei staff, who lives about halfway between Fallston anL Cleve land Mills, had a valuable dog bitten and killed it. He has a neighbor, a col ored man, who also had a clog bitten at t tie same time, and instead of killing it. tieu the dog up. Several davs later the dog went mad. Still the negro refused to kill it and finally one night the dog broke loose aud ran amuck through the country, luting other dogs, and live stock aud attacking people. From the Charlotte Observer. A son of Oscar Brown, living on Green Steel's plantation, was bit by a mad dog Tuesday, and was brought here for the application of the mad-stone. We have heard no larther particulars except that, as our informant states. The dog he is still at large. LOOK ATT IT ! ATTRACTIVE Sterling silver and solid gold goods, useful and serviceable for adornment and table use. The finest of leather card cases and pocket books. WANT COLUMN. WANTED. "ITTANTBll-SOO stoeky while pines, four IV feet, within four miles of Asheville Buyer to do transplanting. State price and canon 10 a. x ci itcn oinec. Feb 21-23. "ITTANTKD A stenographer and type TV writer. Apply to B. 1. MehLissiek, ut DO NOT MISS THE Opportunity of buying some of the Rogers, genuine first'quatity table spoons nt over one-half less than the regular price. NATIVE GEMS. Complicated watchwork. Jew elry made to order. Souveuirs. ARTHUR M. FIELD, Leading Jeweler. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. U. M " LUTHER." w. P BROWN LUTHER & BROWN, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, OPF1CB 12 LBGAL BLOCK. I'rm-tiee in thi State nnd Fidcral Courts. Cnlleetion cf clnim a snreial'y. Absolutely pure taking jKowder J A cream of est. of all in t'nittjd State ariur b'-king powder, lligh-U-ii veninjf strength. Latest 'oviri nif-nt Food Revolt. ROY A I, 1 1 A K 1 X I()VIi;i C( , tOO Wnll St , New York. U. H. HBEVKH, . D. 8.. OFFICE i imnaHy (tunning, over Redwood's Store, Pnt ton Avenue. Residemc 3.1 Spruce street. D. G.-ZEIGLER, 38 ltroad St Cbrlcton,S.C Plans und sreeifieations furnished for all classes of tmildlngs. Correspondence cheerfully replied to. Remodelling of elst- inn structures a specialty. nov2Pd3m JUDGMENTS. The Ketnil Ororc-s Aj-s-e:otion f flcr the follov inje juiljin.etits fur su!e: 1 K. RFYNOI.Df 113(1 K. B. WBI.I.S 130.OO I M. HKOVI.KS 10 73 MISSC. Hl'KKB. Tl'tS. Main St a.7B VINtJINIA KUlilK,Ctarl"tti'St 25.0 A. li WANK S.2S V. S ll'STI . i: 3.77 MKI.VIN NP'HOLS B.C'O 'KKKIN Wll.t.lS l.OO The alio vc juIrinei(ts can be lawfully ten dered in jinvmcnt of all dt lts to the persons against hnm they re ii-sucd. I'ersons widhinK to puveha:e mnv call on any of ihe members t reer V Johnson. i. c i.i'iH r. R. H. Nolnnil ev Son. Will. Kroscr. J. A. Porter, t Hell. S. U. Krn'CT av fiz Hairrl. M. C Nolapcl. Ho Far o CSnocS. From the Chicago Herald. The Herald is informed on excellent authority that Judge Gresham not only voted the entire Democratic ticket but that he vociferously expressed regret that the list of candidates was not longer. Til at Much of a Ilemocrnl. From the Bloorainton Bulletin. One of the reasons why Republican papers consider Judge Gresham much over-rated is the fact that lie has been in politics from some years and is a comparatively poor man. TAR HEEL TRACKS. Tweiiiv 'I liouHiiiid nollarH For "Greasv Uoial f-"tiillv." From the Chicago Herald. should Iicnjamin Ilarrisou's corrupt and ltulcccut annexation scheme be car ried out, one section of tne American pen sion list will read as follows: $ I-our companies of the State ur.-rd will attend the inauguration of Mr. Cleveland. William II. Swindell died in Wilming ton from injuries received by ci fall while going to market during the lute cold snap. Treasurer James A. Gm v has received a $1,000 check from George V . Watt of Durham for the Trinity coll ;, endow ment fund. Raleigh News-Observer : Ther seems to be an impression awav f om K.ilHgh that Judge Boykin has resigned. That is incorrect. Dr. J. M. Otti9, of Greensboro, Ala., reports that $5,000. half of the amount necessary to establish his proposed lec tureship at Davidson college, is in sight. The factory and plant of the North Carolina Wagon company, Ra ltrieh. have been sold by the receivers to a northern manufacturer for a small fig ure. It is expected that Vice-President Adlai li. Stevenson and bis charming family will attend the session of the teachers' assembly at Morehead City i June. Senator McKac ot Kooeson is out in a card in the News and Observer, saying that Mr. Josepbus Daniels did not show the white feather in his encounter with Mr. Day. Messrs. llobgood & vJntinon of Pitt county, who last year cultivated to gether a tobacco crop of eleven acres. find that the net proceeds from their sales amounted to $1,628.14. For the first time in a year or more the Cherokee Scout appeared today in The Citizen office. It is a welcome news naner. bat it seems impossible to get it oftenrr than once a year. The people of Kaleign are to vote in May upon tLc matter of carrying into effect tbe provisions of the legislative mrt in allow the issue of $50,000 in bonds for street improvements. It is tbe intention to macadamize several of tbe imp3rtaot thoroughfares like Hillsboro street, etc. Mr. Toaiah Turner of Hillsboro whnae suit for da ma era curainst tbe late --Governor Ilolden lor imprisonment rfovinar tbe Kirk war became very notable h.a instituted suit azainst Mrs. Ilolden rhia widow) and his administrator for $8,000 and interest from 1875 on jadg meat formerly obtained. 1 ,'-no 1 . 1! o J.tMHl u.oon n.ooo a. coo a.ooo 2,5(10 5.000 5.0IK) .Sao.ooo NI r. Robert Anderson Nl rs. James Shicltls Mrs. C.'iiDit II. TbomaH Mrs. W S. Hancock Mrw. 1j1iii A. l.oi;an XIrs. I II. Sluriilan Mrs. Gciiriw H McCellan Mrs. Davia I). Potter Mrs Jamts A. (Varlif (I Mrs. 1'lvssts Is. (Irant Uneen l.illluofclunl... It lSctiianiin Harrisons proposition looking to the pensioning by the United St ites of a greasy roynl family claiming divine right does not cause the gorge of most Americans to ri.e to some extent it will he because t laus Spreckels and his gang ot adventurers and misccgeua- ttomsts li.-c corrupted tlic entire conti- H O ! ? I ll IC HTAGiC, MHiK Maud Madison KsitatH the Kktrt Dance I'ucler IlinicuillcM, Nkw Vokk, I'tli. 21. Crinoline mat? its first iu pearancc c;n the American stae last niglit at I'roctor's theatre when Miss Man: Madison put on hoop skirt of the fashion of ISfil) and and da net d a tkirt dance. The amaziu dissi'lav convulsed the audience. Miss Madison did more lst night to disutisf tiiasculiiittv and modest women with the threatened crinoline than the pathetic appeals of Mrs. drover Cleve land or the l'rmccss of ale could ever do. There was a large audience present and Miss Madison made a hit which will lone be remembered bv those present Washington News. Wrecked by Wind. ACKSoxviLLE, irxas, l eu. z. A cy clone struck this place shortly after mid night last nignt. several nouses were wrecked. MONEY ON LIFE INSURANCE W have rcccntir full tomplctrd our fn cH1i tit s fur hanrllinff loan" on Tontine and Endowmrnt Innuraticvpo'irtcs. w e loan at reasonable tcrron bont lo percent ot the mar renner value of policies irturu iy tbe follow in ? companies, v i.: Kntaitahle. litna. JhJntual I-ife of New Yorlr. Connecticut Mntual of Hrtfard. New York Life. North western Mutual Penn Mat ual. Provident Lite of Hnrtford, I ni n Cen tral. Mutual Penefit of Newark. N I . Brook Irn Life. United State Life, Waahmfrton Life of Mew k ork, ana other good com pa nieA. All loan made for & period twelve mofithf, with pri vilejre of renewal. No pot toy acceptea tnat naa oeen oatntaooinf l than three reara. If too do not cre to cure a loan we will bay your policy for caah also deal in In-reatment peenritiea. In dud ioff railroad atocka and bone? . 8taite. city, coanty and to wnsni p DondH ana warrant Inter-State Trust and Broierage Co. 240 Fsyetteville St. Cor. Park Ave., feb20d3at RALBIGB, K. C. LAST Kutlce to Taxpaym. All persons who km ant paid tbe'r t n for tbe jw 1X03 tv the lt Moa1ay Xfarcb, 1 -wtll puMtlTe jr nave to pay eoftti Th't I emt1iailra'lT th last notic-, and taxfayera will pteaae fOTera tbeanetTa accoraiairiy. l. l. kbinullw, tebOdtmcbS Tax Collector. T. I. Kevcll. c. U. McDonald. K. M Foster, ; 1. S. Fullum. 'V. C. Stra.llev Hro J . M . i J . U. SciKler, ilUtin Prod , V M. Hill Xi Co V. A, Lattimore. E. H. BRITT, CONTRACTOR & BUILDER IN STONE. Grunlnc of all kinds done. All aizca of ?ruhcri Btone fumiBhed. Send all orders to linstoflice Box 1 , AsheTllle, N. C. nunl9dtt 34-Y cars' Kxperlence-34 MILTON HARDING CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Office and ahop, Wolfe Building. XiRNER COURT PLACB AND MARKET 8TRBBT. he Buttery Park hotel. iircssdtf iD G RE0UCT10M I Having Bought The 17"ANTED-A man who can k'vc bond or '. V V firBt-eiaf.a rrterrnce to act aa aKent lor he "Monaon Tvpewruer" in Aahevlle An xoert tvoewritir Dreferred Addre-a I K Bdint. State Ajtcnt, Charlotte N C. FOR RENT. FOR RUNT Three nice front room: ui farniahed. Apply at 44 WALNUT ST. feblSdtf FOR RENT for hou.ekcplnR Three fur aiahed roomi In new bouse: lieht and sunny. Ccr. Collrfce aud Pine streets. No. 6, FOR RUNT Small store room, 66 South Nla'n St. Apply to Harold B. Johnston. or K. B Johnston, lock box 177, an7ltf city. TjlOR RENT A turnished house. No. ttl AJ Cbarlctte street. Possfsslon kIvch Apilly to T. W. PATTON Hebruarr H, febldtf IjiOR RENT Splendid 9 room house. AJ Park avenue. Lnre lot, stables on and o 11 " houses. Hot and coUl VA-ater. Apply to Geo. A Mrhane. Graham lanurneturmK Co.. or Milkc house. f. bldtf FOR REN r It or 5 desirable roon-n, part ly ftlrnilled or unfurnished. Innuire at 3 Plate street, second door from Montford avenue car line. IVbl7dlw RENT My lirick houtc of eleven nms. No. 50 nniley street, furnished TjIOR X? TO in whole or in seclions. Also n three-room cottage, furnished or unfurnished. fe-UJ7lllv O. L. McuONALI rpo RENT No. 35 Wootltin street- A rooi ten oom house with bath rooms and clos ets; also s rvant house of two rooms In the yard Apply to l R. STARNBS, lcl-nitl 27 North Main street. HOARDING. W OAK DING At No.S Starr.es avrnuc;bot A and cold water; lurniture ncw;6ne loca tion; on ear line. feb7dlm T) O ARMING Good fare and comfortable A- beds. Convenient to Postomcc. novl-tf MRS J. A LrR. No. 26 Flint street. rpnB CHATEAU Private boardinxtaouse JL. No. 211 Haywood street. Pine 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. E. DBTW1LER, oct7dtf Proprietress. FOR SALE. PRlVTBSAI.i: of household stoves etc., 4 Grove street. dfSUl w. A N excellent family horse end TjL. sale at very low figures. Haywood street. buBKV for Apply at 237 jun27dtf CL0TH1H6, GENTS' FUMISHfflG & o o r s aPi C. ID. IBlantom. & (Co.9 neceitated ehiiBge iifi ny store in onder to CONSOLIDATE m TWO STOCKS AlihI how that ttlie work- Tn a m men arc out os tne way mi anal gooilN placeal in oiler9 TT00D FOR SALR Oak firewood, cut TV any length, at $2 Ou er doable load tieli vered. FRENCH BROAD LUMBER CO , oct!7dtf Te cphone 31. AND Cord Wood Qcip AND HOT AT rrington's Coal Yard Court Square. no. 20 INSURE YOUR PROPERTY WITH E. J. ASTON, .Veneral t Insurance Agferit. Rear No. 20 Sooth Main street. Established 1866. AsheTllle, N. C. US dlv J. B. BOSTIC, REAL ESTATE, ! No. ii Patton Avenue. ; Buvs, sells and exchanges real estate on commission. Also buys and sells notes stocks, bonds and negotiates loans on real ! estate. oov2SdCm MISCELLANEOUS. slUT flowers cut flowers Roses, carna tions, freesias, etc. If you want the finest ci tnem can or sena your orders to R G MILFORD, at Fernihurst Greenhouses or Box 513 j an 24 dim J. A. TKNNEJST, I ARCHITECT : AND : CONTRACTOR : Plans, sped6eations and estimates fur nished. All work in my line contracted for. and no charges for drawing on contract awarded me. Refrrmres when desired. Office, Southeast Court Square. Asheville, N. C leomaiy THE MAITLAND SCHOOL. M. 40 FRENCH BROAD AVENUE. ENGLISH AND FRENCH HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIKLa. AIRS. BVKCWYS MAITL.ASD, Principal. Assisted by Miss Wallace of Vassnr College, and Mile. Bothe of Paris. Special advantages for the study or vocal nd instrumental music. Afternoon French elasses for ladies. FRANK CARTKB, FIRE INSURANCE, First National Bank rui'ding. ASHEVILLE, N. C NOTARY PUBL . janOdtf THE TRAVELERS' INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORI', CONN., Issue the best Insurance Ticket for visitors to the lnau(rt.ration and World's Fair. They cover not only the accidents of travel, bnt also the many dangers on the streets and in the exhibition grounds. Lion't be satisfied with a ticket limited to travel, but insist on the full accident tiket. College St., One Door West of Krogcr's. W OST On Wednesday morning a m j uiiis. 1'inuer ' roll of will r. ceive liberal reward by returning to clerk, olKce Buttery Park hotel. fcbl2d2t between Park pair ot V OST Tuesday mornlnir A J avenue and Catholic church prayer beads, in a blue leather ease. A suita ble reward will be given ir returned to feU22tf CITIZEN OFFICII: XTOTICB OP BHERIFP'S SALB-Bt i tue of a ,en ex in roy hands for collec tion, issued oy j. u. '-atuey, Picric oi tne su perior court el Buncombe county. Pi. J. will offer for sale at the court house door in the city of Asheville, N. C , on Monday, the 1 3th day of March. 1893. to tlicbizhest bid der for cash the following real estate, to-wit: A certain piece or parcel of land Iviuft on the waters ot Mommy creek, a part ol the Russe I. Jones tract, adjoining lands of Mrs. Mat tic Oaston, James Loughraa, T. F. Starues and others, being part tne lands owned by nos, l. 2nttain ana nis wite Laars A Orittain. on the south side of Hominv cieek on the Henderson ville road, which v as levied on by H. C. Jones, ! 8.. on the 22d dav of October, 1891, by virtue of an execution at t ne instance ol j. Curtis and P. M. Jones, aaminisiraiors ! ftteonen tones, deceased to satisfy the sum of one hundred and thir tv-five dolla's and 23 cents Said sale is made to satisfy said ven ex and cost, interes and advertising. This January 12, 1893. J A. BRUOKSH1KE, Sheriff By J. M. Morgan, Deputy Sheiilf. janl2dtds GRAIN - AND - FEED - STORE, No. 18 North Court Square, To our customers an'! otters who buy feed wc wish to say wc arc now located at above jjlace with A. Large and Select Stock of Feed, liou.'lit from first bands for cash. Wc carry several different grades of Hay, also Oats, iucKiJiiiK a car of the best Seed Oats in town. I'rices and qunlity guaranteed Wc sell at Wholesale and Retail. fcb22 C- S. COOPER. 'jVTOTICK By virtue .f the power vested in me by an instrument of writing exe cuted by Mrs. K. G. Walke, dated the 9th day ri July, 1 891 , and registered in tbe of fice ol KCffistcr c f Deeds of Buncombe conn. t V. in flook No. 78. naves 493 and 191. and default having been made in the payment of ooin principal ana interest Ol tne debt tnercby secured, and it aDoearine- that the further postponement of this s!c would not be to the advantage of the said Mrs. K IS. walke, 1 will sell on Saturday, the lit day of March. 1893. at nublic auction for cash, at the court house door in Asbeville, North Carolina, the piece or parcel of land situate on the south side of Montford ave. nue. in the county of buncombe, and fully described in the instrument of writing above rncrreu to. i bis tne Ytn day ot i-eiiruary Ieb7dtds HE YERDIC LARGEST STOCK OF SHOES in Western North Carolina is at BL ANTON WRIGHT 5c CO S. TUB BUST ASSORTMENT. SHADES. SHAPES, SIZES. SLIPPERS AND SHOES, IS AT 39 PATTON AVENUE. BLANTON, WRIGHT tc CO S. THE FINEST FINISHED. BEST BUILT TRAVELING TRUNKS EVER SEEN IN ASHEVILLE ARE AT BLANTON, WRIGHT & CO S, Tbat these men can make yon to order on short notice tbe finest shoe, beat left cin and neatest over traitor in tbe land. Tbat oolite and crotnot salesmen, email capital, cash sales, guaranteed goods, low prices insure your trade to BLANTON, WRIGHT '& CO., 39 Patton ATCtwe. ...... Aafavrlllc Ks C I'AN.Mir ('At SK hlltHTtHK. rr.KKKf I l.t rAIXLKHH T.I iHli many to rc- 1 find I have too goods, no in order duce stock in tannic to buy pring dioods II will offer for TMIETY DDAYS Wrorth of the best assorted stock of UPry &oods9 jTo tioiis. llioes9 IHIatN9 (Cloth- INJECTION. ' I'lllCn SI.UI. BOl.ll BV ALL IJltl OnlKTK.-"' SERI l. PLil.N, StALHl PACKAOK L1HX ItKCEU'T Of l'KKE. - Ashevil'e Aeents. Ravaor Smith. or acription druggists, 31 Patton avenue. icDiuaiy NOTHING Has been introduced equal to Adamant as a wall plaster. It is th. only plaster that enables contractors to complete work in winter without using fuel to dry the plaster. Adamant has been applied to 22 buildings in Asheville. one ol wbich was not shingled for 60 davs after plastering was finished, and was frequently soaked with water, vet not n square foot of itcameolT. Manufactured by booth Eastern I'laster Co..S ivnnnah. Ga. L. Tread way, act., Asheville, N. C. lifig ever market offered at great on this ABafl T P. L. COWAN ic BRO. UAKB A SPECIALTY OP FINE WATCH REPAIRING. Katlve Stones. Monattrg Made to Order. . ALL WORK GUARANTEED! No. 9 West Conrt Place ASH BYIIXB, M. C. nV-S -a. ma, .-i m AAas4rk -S at at 1 -S aa aa a -i a, -9- m a, a. 11.91199 a tiiin iiuun w19 at lew York cost; some oeiow cosi9 aiKti some at a k3HHS tSBS HSXSs.Sl BSaK IS H faWrW 4V VtlaV e (Call early and examine for yourself. MespecttlTully, J. D. Brevard,
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