Wednesilnv Hvetiinr. Tune 28. 1893.
naHEVTLLE DAILY CITIZEN
Thh I1411.V ClTlZBN. DemotTatk, in publinhcd
everj ullcrnoon (except Sunday) at tire fol
lowing rates atrtctlv cash:
OKI Yrab $H.OO
8ix Month S OU
Tiihbk Months t.60
Onr Month Bo
OnbWkfk IB
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2S. 1893
HERE A.M) THERE.
Rowland
TTt,- HcHpf unai T liMt ii nm jo and
; Quicfcu.
Howard A brood on
Horitrback
Uhndkrsonvili.e. June 2. In i..issinK i pro the New v-.rk Sua.
Black Muuntiiin station the othrr day.
lu this section of the country the Slicr-
I found a committee of business men
man net lias been sot up for a scnpcKont,
:.. i :r... i
,. . . i . Rtltl lis rl lK ill is I n-j;i ill ici I i ?tti i nut: I
futrntffn in hjivitiL' streets : nn lots Lnn i-'
off as if thev mean to 'boom" i hat town ! wI " h vi" ;" ,tntx resto.e c-.mrwlcnci and
in the near luture. The place was anted ; prevent further hankruptcu s lo tne
Stranjre. strange indeed, that the j a charter at the last meeting ol the l.-R
lihtniiiK should kill the wet men and i isluture, since wheh time that excellent)
leave unmolested the workers for pro
hihition. Thus in an unexpected way
Gnd deals out justice to the wicked.
Bnkersville News.
Thkn all men who would vote for hii-h
license are wicked ? For shame! to show
such narrowness.
If Great Britain desiies to save the
remnant ot her navy s'ill above water,
she had better jjo to tinlitint;. I" her case
peace has her tragedies even more disas
trous than those "I war, and in ii" man
nci glorious. To drown sailors, presum
ably brave, like rats in a box is not the
thing for a great nation to do.
We know that some tanners have done
much better than others, but we alwas
l"k with suspicion on the man win' de
clares that firming pas nowadays, miii
plv Ik.-c.uisc we know he is a liar. I'ro
gressive Farmer.
This piracraph well illustrates the
receptivity of the Third party muiil lor
truth. It you know latniers who are
inakii n money and tell the editor ol the
Pioyessive Farmer so, then you ate a
liar. How many times would the editor
of the I. F. be kuocktd down il he weie
to repeat his assertion, printci' above,
in the pitscnce ! one )roupof ycntlcnicii
anil another for a year ? To the mind il
this editorial tcocl, no man is in cirorin
assciliny that "larniin pays nowa
days;" he is simply a liar and knows lie
is lyinn. From such cattle as the I'. I'.,
jjood Lord deliver this hcuutifiit State!
" t i-i i ; n mi : km an law
The New York Sun's financial writer,
in a par;ir;iph we quote elsewhere, savs
that the Sherman l iw is not id-pi'tisihlc
for the present losses by bad specula
tion, for the unwise investments made
hv banks that are suspending, nor tor
the exports of old.
that is the Sun s opinion, and it is
perhaps a sound one. But the chief basis
tor arraignment of the Sherman law is
that it h is tended to destroy confidence
thu rmikini: money "tight" anil hard to
;et, even on the best ot securities It the
alphabet itself were in the public pillory
for the otVences chained against the
the Sliei man law its repeal, so tar as it
could be repealed, would be demanded at
once. The greut mass ot the people arc
here tor business a living and anything
that clashes with that end and cannot
be justitied on strong grounds as be
for t he general good, may be sacrificed
atciit.ical times. We arc justified, it
vesM-l is in danger, in throwing over any
part of her earuo, however valuable, it
ttie.i by tlu danger may be averted.
A 1 KATIH1-. OK TM1-; HUBIIliN
TKUU
A lat urc ot the Borden case that we
have not. vet seen commented on is that
I he trial was all but uiineccss.ii v if the
State's alt'Tnev had done his whole
duty. By whole duty, we mean taking
the view that the State's attornevs were
concerned, not so much in securing a
convicti hi of somebody, as in arriving
at the truth. Lizzie Borden was kept in
jail 10 months, a speedy trial being
denieil her, and in that time it must be
comeded that the prosecution had full
opportunity to investigate every point
against her mil decide whether it was
worth while t bring her to trial.
Tli.it they did not make such investi
gation or. if they did, that they sup
pressed the evidence so secured is tasily
apparent from the comparison of wlnit
the prosecution promised to prove with
what it really did prove. For instance,
it promised to prove that Lizzie Borden
was lying when she said she was in the
Borden barn at about the moment, and
lor some moments after, when her father
was killed, u police officer swearing that
the dust in the barn lott was not dis
turbed. But the evidenceot the prosecu
tion tell away to nothing at this point ,
in the face of the testimony of several
who were in the burn lott and saw that
the dust had In-en disturbed therein, and
in the face o I the direct test iin mv ol a
credible witness to tin- effect that he saw
woman coming from the Borden barn
at about the moment that Lizzie Borden
said she came, and that that -.vom.-iii was
not Bridget Sullivan, the only other
woman about the premises and whom
witness knew well by sight, anil then
fore must, in all probability, have Ix-rn
Lizzie Borneo
Now was the State hound in its search
alter the truth, hound in all fairness to
ward a woman susiected of murder, to
hunt out such testimony, at its call in
Fall River as readily as at the call of the
defense, and give it due onsiderai i n ?
If it had done so with relation to all the
strong points against Lizzie Borden
well as in relation to the one we have
mentioned, there would not have been a
trial at all; Lizstie Borden would have
been set free mouths ago. We know
this liecausc the State Iniled to convict
Lizzie Borden, and the reason for its fail
ure wan because evidence elenrlv acquit
ting her was brought forward by ber
lawyers evidence as easily secured
months ago by the State, as later, by the
defense.
There is another view of this: Suppose
tbe prosecution takes the position that
the State is at no time bonnd to present
more tban the evidence against the ac
cuscd; that so far as the evidence in tavo
of the accused is concerned it is the busi
ness of the defense and of no one else to
bring it out; suppose the defense fails
to ascertain that this acquitting testi
mony is in existence has not the prose
cuting officer committed a Rreut crime
the accused is found guilty because ot a
lack of the introduction of this testi
mony?
gentleman, the K-v T. K. Brown, has
I ecu mavor of Black Mountain He is
well supported by McKov , St epp, Dough
erty, and others, anit no one should lie
surprisen if Black Mountain becomes a
growing lownin the near future. Charlie
Vance's new cottage has liccn complete-.
nd T. K. Brown's residence, just across
Flat Creek . is soon to be tiriis.ied. Out a
little ways, near Lakey 's (lap, at Kivtrs-
hend paik, Mrs. M. I . I nch has erected
ii cottage on her lit t Ic mountain farm.
where she is spending the summer.
Crossing the Blue kulge at l.akcv s
.ip, thiee miles Iroiii i he station, tin
sigiitseer emers an unsettled siction ol
Mil'nwill c uiiity nnnil the head Iril'U
tauesof Broad river ami the Caiawba
which tlows respectively through many
coiinties of the two Can il mas. iinitiiii:
miles soul Ii of Columbia and inal.ing
Ihclaigcst river of the I wo states, t he
Local Santie, winch empties into l he
Atlantic ocean near lieorgi-l ) w u, S. C.
Kivcrslicad pai k is an appi iqn iate na -e
lor the beautiful romantic sccnerv at the
head ot these rivers along the Blue
Kidge.
A i Logan s hotel. 1 found Mrs. r.sta-
brook ot' Asheville ami a Lilly compan
ion trotn Boston, sketching and painting
lliclovclv scenery.
Do tile readers of Thk Cll l.KN know
that a village has been planned and 25lt
lots made ready tor sale in Chimney
Kock valley, . -very site being in the
shadow ol tlu-great rock, winch cools
the dwellers in summer and shield- them
from the cold blast ol wntlci? V'oii
ought to sec Logan's, Kstiicralda's and
lvdnev's inns to get an nlea ot tin fitness
ot the valley as a summer resoi t. From
a thousand feet above vour head, over
the brow ol the mighty rock, comes
pouring down Hickory Nut talis, while
the river makes a hundred haps to the
mile.
From Chimney Kock I rode through
lleiuhrson county, ciossing French
Broad at Kings' bridge, unci eutcied
Mills river valley near us junction with
French Broad.
Out ol the throat ol great i'isgahgush
the tributaries of Mills river They wind
mid linger anion", t he '1 'ink In ds," ami
then, plunging down the mountain
sides mute in a si nam of surpassi ,g
beauty which hinrus through a valley
wielc, rich auit lovtiy.
While ntthis -.alley and alo'-g Boy les
ion cieck, 1 heard the people comuKnl
in: on Mr Vandcrbilt's purchase ol the
"I'inkl'cds" lands He bad just passed
through the valley going to and return
ing Imm tin- iisliiug excursion. The
pmtv rode on horseback, Ynndeibili
being an excellent cq uestriau. At two
tana houses w 'u rc tiicy dined, the peo
ple spcnK ol Mr Yamlci bill as a sociable
and pleasant voting man.
The only class of people who seem
uneasy about Y.inilci bilt's movements
in the " l'ilikh, ds" are some ot t hose who
"range" then cattle in those mountains.
Leaving mountains ami valleys, 1 am,
at ttiis writing, scaled on tbe veranda ot
the Mountain Yiew hotel, on Main
strtet, in the charming town of li-inlei
sonvilli. The sun is just sinking behind
the 1'isgah range, ami the prosficctscusl,
south and west arc magnificat. There
are lew gayer and prettier resort towns
than Henderson villc. The many hotels
and boa ding houses here are aboiu
ready for their summer visitors. Since 1
was last here, two years ago, the splen
did new hotel in the grove near the rail
road station has been completed; it will
open its doors about the L'tlth ot tilv.
A fine city hall Mini opera bouse, a laige
granite block of stores, and several
other buildings have been erected. The
planing mills ot the Bennett Bros., and
a stove factory .ire some of the enter
prises t hat promise a bright luture lor
this town.
Tiik Citizkn is in demand here, which
is a hopeful sign. hdwland on uni.
act arc attributed the exnrts of gold
which have so alarmed our Banks, and
from its repeal is exo ctcd a return flow
of the metal, which will at once tr.iu-
unilize the public mind anil enable every
debtor to borrow all the inimcy needed
to carry him alone in his business It is
not considered that the act has
added to the stock of money in
the country an amount of paper
equal to the gold which has been
ex inn ted sine. it ok elfect. and that,
although it is still in full oierat ion, the
exports of gob! ba ye s opiK-l , an-1 small
quantities of it a'e even coming this!
Any again Cert a inly nob-dy will pre
tend that the numerous d f i lent ions and
losses by bad siieculatioos w hich t he
present stringency is bringing to light
were caused bv the act, nor that tt
responsible for the unwie in iiiagcinciit
f the banks which have tailed through
having locked un their lunit- in loans o"
land, in advances to tin unsuccessful
lilroad manufacturing coriioratious.
and in other illcjiit inta'c wavs which
made il impossible lor t hem tr imv th' ir
depositois. ITnlcss the repeal of 'he ae'l
can undo all the mischief of this kind
which has been done, it will help very
little to mend inattcis
f AMU IfcS
FITTED :H : FOOTWEAR
-BV-
M,im is
135.00
For
flOO.OO
A WHEEL !
$135 00
Kor
$100.00
At WHOLESALE PRICE
To Our CLUB 9' TEN !
Wc have m enreil exelumve agim-jr for a targe territory
unit e.n":r you this superb Bargain 1
BLANTON, WRIGHT Sc CO.
lJo. Patton Avenue.
WALL PA PER. . Geo. w. may & co.
Painters and Decorators,
I 'IvA I.l- KS IN
Sueeessors U hlt'Dl-I. & HUNT.
Absolutely
Pure
Fanry Iapr 1 IjMiiiijis, I'aintH, Uh,
Ym-iiinhfi, W'intltiw SliatlfH ami
l'aiiiUM-s" Su jt)!itH.
I FIRSTCLASS WORK GUARANTEED
18?)3 CENTRAL!
Frame and wheels Columbta Moilcl. MorKon & Wright Inner tube or Gortnullv St Jef
lery (Kuuibler) tire. A niuilern light-weight wheel. Workmanship
and material guaranteed !
ASHEVILLE BICYCLE CO.
Q4 ratton
NO. IO COURT SQUARE.
A crenni ol tartar l)p kltu; powiier. Hifl'
esl of ttll in IrHvcninn itrcnuth - LRti--'
( lllleit SmteM 0(ii-rnmrtiL l'ool Ri imrt
KDYAL KAKlNi; PIlWIiBK CO.,
tllll Wall St.. New York.
SOUVENIRS
Wedding Presents.
JEWELRY V V
MADE TO ORDER.
ARTHUR m . FIELD,
LEADING JEWELER,
AM opoomnttT wtiltr It In.'
t. lHua. the urigisal 10
twem the rtei-ot a4 Kiptar I
nHi white It Inst Afier JnlT
t - ent mn oe
r Boring, will he
fin-It tht date the rood trip
. . , 3S ceats nsei ear ri
knCtwMB KfDotaad Snrinc. satil e.:4o
.ss. Sd -dale I. P. CsertKC Picnttrj;
West for the Summer.
Many of our reulrs will y:o to th Woi-M'h Ftvr thin
SmimitT. Wliilo in tht' Wsi., why not vinit hoiu of it-B
k'atiiu- ivtsortn th Yfllowstoiu', tin' VoH(init4, tho
(rand ('jiihmi of tht- Colorado. Hot Springs, S. I).,
IlHt'iia, Mont., tr tjikt atrip to Alaska,, thr(JrHat
Salt l.iikf. or n;u to Manff. visit tht i-isoi'In of Lake
Minuet onka, Minn., Kxct'lsior SprinB, Mt., Colorado
Springs, IMko'H 1'eak and Matiitoii, tho ( -alifornia
mtiuiitaiii Hummer rewtn tN, pi turcsipio Mackinac and
tic various Michigan nsirts, or tlm Iikc rcsortH of
Wisconsin? Wo will j-ladly s'-nd .you full printed in
fo' in;i t ion in regard to thcs , resorts or any others,
with t he wavs of reaching them via any point, ant
help you to lay out any tour or rout you may think
or taking. Write, asking for what you want. By
special arrangement vvi lithe, i tec rent ion Depart incut
of Tim Christian Union, New York, Address,
ASHEVILLE WOODWORKING CO
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Stair Work, Mouldings,
MANTLES, BANK AND BAR FIXTURES.
Hard Wood Lumber Work a Specialty !
HHTI 11 A THH PHOMPTI.V 1 VfrU.
The Plant is Kxtenwive and lias Kvcry Facility for
Every Clasn t)f Work !
FACTORY OPPOSITE R. & 0. PASSENGER DEPOT
J. H. LEE, Business IVlanapjer.
! K. M. CLAVTON, KIIPERINTKNIIHNT.
,h ,h:a. htmkt. the DAILY CITIZEN. Asheville.
N. C.
tiravr C'liMru- Madr kii1iihI
T II III l'Hkp4 -' I II.
Ioiinsiin, tlrali.irti i-' .iinty, N. C, June
C ruiis in tlu."se lion of t lie- county
fmi-. Harvest lias cumiticnccil and
evt-ry lioil v is lmsv cutting rye anil oats
wink- some are laving by corn. Wchave
h.nl plenty of rain.
The iU-lilin: I.uinlier einipanv has sus-
pemleil part l their liusincr-s here, but it
i thought they will start up amain in a
short time.
Ileiirv Mil!aps, who was cut lv Kit.
G ant is still alu-e, lint i- in a hopUs
uiiiti -ip. r nt is still at l.nve mil no
tf'-rts are Iteinv; m.-itle lo a ppr iu nil him
( ur i ilfieei s arc verv hack war I ;i Inmt eu-
icifiu the law. as tirant is not the fust
man that tuts heen a'lnwcij to tsetipe
pisucc when lie coulil have In in cauuht
casilv.
NOTlirxti STANDS AS HTOTJ,
us n reiiiisiy ior evry wo
Tiinnlv nilmi'iit. ns Ir. HienVs
Favorite ireeriiition. Here
is tlio profit'. It's the only
miolieinH for woiiipn ho cer
tain in its etTwts that it can be
fpiiirttntrerf. In every ease. If
it iloesn't lienetit or cure, your
money is returnerl. Can any
thing elsi. though it mny lieliet
ttr for a tricky lieuler to sell, be
l,,ct U .r...ull' f. ......... ... 1 1
" ravnrite Prescription" is
an invigorating, restorative J
tonic, a soiitlnnx "nd strength- I
ening mrvine, anil a miplpte j
cur for all the fum ;. jnnl de-
mnfti'mpnts, painful disorilers, and chronic
tvenk.M'sses H-ii!iur tf th sex.
For j-onii criris juRt entering womanhood;
for women ot tlin critical " change of life";
for women approncliing confinement; nurs
ing mothers; and every woman who is
"run-down," tireil, or ovrworkt)d it is a
Hecinl, safe, and certnin help.
If you have an incurable case of Catarrh,
tl r propriet ors of Dr. Sage's Catarrh IlemedT
will pay yov A'iDO cash. The believe that
they can cwre you.
.- - it i.-:.
went Anht-vlll- inf Halpnsr
tiprlaga Mailwav.
I RAVK P. II. FOB SUL- LEAVE BtlLPHt'B
I'Hl'R SPRINGS. 8PKINOS
7.45 a m 8.3(1 a rn
'8 45 am 9 'Mi a ra
!) 4-5 a m I0.30 a m
10.45 am 1 1 SO a m
I 1.45 a m 12 30 p rn
I 2.45 pro 1 3 p m
1.45 p m 2 30 p m
2.45 p m 3.30 p m
3.45 pro 4 SO p m
4 45 p m 5.30 i m
5.45 p m 6.30 p m
6.45 o m
'Except Sundays when car will leave
Sulphur Springs at IO a m resuming the
regular schedule aain by leaving depot
at 11 a. rn.
Cars bctweea prtofhtr and depot
rverv 15 minutes
FOR SALE !
HARDWARE STCBFHOUSF AND I 0T IN TUWh
OF WA NESVtLLE, N. 0.
Hy virtue tf Jin order mi't ilf. rrc ot suit
mack by the Superior i u: I o'' ilitywond I
i-otintv n tht case of W. 1-:. Milti-r, C U
1 ilk-r itntl others, hen sat law of ii. If .
MiHer rfr erased, ex pitrtc; the undcrsict d
etiitimissiont-r will sell to the hithcht hitlder I
im the pn miscs the siotehousc nvii lot
t he 1 own ol Way ties vi lie known ah t hi-
Hnnlwure store hoiie and lot. on Monday,
1 he ihird day of lulv, nejit, txi."i. Terms o
s -le, ne-t hird ca-h. hatHnif t.ie nnd two
toiH. with wr evnt interest from ita e.
-i u nl hv note mid nijpr vc seeuritv, i hi-
lot will he sod in two pi reels on- pan
on hieh the st rhouse Ktat d. on n lot I
!rontiiii 3 f ft on M.iin strurt. the other I
p:tr. cl 4-2 trt t front on in pot strtcl. IImhI
ware tif- hi UK' is of lirirk, two Htorir
lti'ix:i(i ft t tiuilt and fitted up expres-lv
for the hardware huMne.
TO VISITORS!
- YttV WISH TO tSA h'K Y
AWAY A J.ASTI.K: AND
A KM .Vol SOirviCNIH OP
ASHUVIL.L.1S. IH.I'oSIT
50
t'KNT.V WITH 'Till-: CITI
ZliN" a ll I HA VIC KHTVKNliU
I-I'l. I. VAI.f'li f.V .4 I'tHU
is;kayiso yii;w of
AS.H E VI LLE
i U II 1 J(lj u i V t
ConimiBl'int-r
ww Tnrrn hack ACnwf.
rr lot tra til wnm ont, really good for nt
tnn, it ts neneral debiPty. Try
uaoH-r inftir k i tt'. .
ii wfH can you. rleame yonr UvaB and (tv
a ood appeUta,
UNSVrRS'TY OF KOHTH CAKOLIN-
I QT" M NT KNrulT of i-T. tcehrr. 11
htiildi 'KS. 7 eientilic lali ratori n. Hhrn
ry o i ,ooo volnmen 1 Hta U t
NTRI'CTI')N Sitcncr I eo'irsc; hn-f
eoi r-i; pr fcii-ooti itl inur c in In
fifi'icint. rnxmri nK s''l ehemtn-r ; op-
t ion 1 onrses
GHESAR'3 HEAD HOTEL.
.nf ied iin the summit o,f tJies irf tlend
luntnin, in nniK'r South Carolina, MtQ
t ali'ive the hi a; a v rttjfe temiierature,
f"m ri t TO. ith an atnionpherr dry
-ott, rfilmv. xhlVim tinn; a verita le "elixir
f IilV. W II b- iiin nrrl r the ncason of
tti May Uf The comfort of Kueitt
w II at all time and in all MiinK be moM
i rcl I - cnnlted.
hiNtanee from Aaheville, 6 mie; from
t.-nderMnville. 'Jii mi'en; OTer Kood roads,
liroujfh a cbrmi'iiy flelitehtfal country.
HX' KS S Tuilion, HC t er ycr
arahips and I- ans for the mcdy.
Sehol
rraTi dtf PRO PHI ETO R
Address
It KS I DKNT VV I STON,
jrMlm Chapel Hill. N. C.
i;. I. ANORKWS.
i6aucl 18 W. 'Trade St.
The Wnntatr luraitun , Pinno a-tl l lu KB
dcilcr in the Car linas Write him for I
nnci i o a r W. O. F-eii.ea. a- eclul alien', at I
M South Mun Street. AntieviH-. N t Kc-
i-l ari R-io fttven tc rvirniMninf; note a aao
tine rrsidences. K M. ANIIKKWS,
IBrlBtn Oh rlott. . N. C.
HOTEL ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER, N C
Hairs $6.M) nnrf I7.00pct wnk
hi Id 'en miuI -U-rvant Half Price.
OIIDHWl ' KM
GO -l UfDit !
CO ll B lAKII 1
KxcurNluti 'Tickets !i
BOUGHT AND BOLD.
CHEAP RAT'S TO ALL . POINTS !
C V . H AV,
Member Ancrkaa f ic-het Brokers Associa- I
tion. -H sooth Ma.ia atreet.
It H. AND
j n24dtm
J.
N. VANI'E
Proprietors.
THE ESMERALDA INN
HICKORY NUT CAP,
N THE CENTRE OF THfc THERMAL BELT
ns .sooth
Main ' atret-t.
'J doom below
eitv ticket .f-
fice.
BPKCHI. AOCIUKNT INSl'BANCB
8,000 and lS Weekly for $1 per.
Week. SasM Cor ladles.
N'W OPKN FOR BUSINB88I
i-racilna i.hlmiK-r Rock. Ot I BaM
M u n t -in . Kilrrr Klla. Cacadea of
Broad KivT The Pool. Cathrrtral
Cavern. Hicko-y Nut Falla. I.BSO
ft. faijeh, fl-hina: nd Hath laic.
sT-a-e will he .eat on reaaeat nnd csn ae-
wasoiiftu bvc prrvoeis. Aaoreas
nsca.
32dtf
French Broad Lujnoer Co.
lltivin Hi-runmUitKl a lai'ie stot'k
Fmiiiinjj:, SlwaMiiiij?- &- will kII
of
FRAHINV AT f7-SO rPtKR I.OOO FHKT.
8HKBTINU "
LBWIS MAUUUX, Pres
H. T. COLLINS, Vtce-Pres.
U. P. M'UMID, I'asbV
P. L. COWAN ic CO.,
MAKK A SPFCI M.TV OP
FINE WATCH REPAIRING.
Mounting;
Native Stones.
Made to
rrt. r
ALL WORK GUARANTEED 1
14 . 8 North Court Place,
ASH BVI I.I. k. n. c.
C?pital, $50,000. SurpluM, (40,000,
WESTERN CAROLINA BANK.
tute, County And CTity l3ft4itrr
OrttHiilvMl May, iBHS.
DEPOSIT BOXES IN FIRE PROOF VAULTS RENTED AT REASONABLE RATES
OENEHAL. BANKING BIHINKSS TRANSACTED.
Interest Paid on Deposit In Hatwiiaars Department,
DIRKCTOR8
Lhwih Maddux, H. T. ( olliim, M. J. Fag, J. K. Heed.
Ch.-i,. M-Niiuie, J. E. Hai kin, M. J. Bearden, S. IJ. R6ed.
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ON V4TUROAV TIIL S P.
PROFESSIONAL. CAJtltS.
W. BOOKHART,
IIKNTIHT,
17 Palton A , U MtalrM,
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
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crnnhil atone rarnialic .Send all orders to
atotfice Box 18. Aawcviile, N. C.
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KK COI'KT I'LACB AND UAKKBT
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INSUHE V0UH PROPERTY WITH
E. J. ASTON,
cneral 1 Insurance , if ent
Rear No. W IsnaitJ, Main street.
-labtiaaert 1 MAS Aabevfile. M. C.
J. A. TKNRRNTN
ARCHITECT : AND : CONTRACTOR
Plan. icci6cifctloiif ncl ctimtr ttir-iiabc-i.
All v- ork in ro line coatrMrtd for.
nnd o chxicc-ii for trm wittaf na omtvctsi
vrardra me,
Retrrcnre m-hen otlrrl.
rfficr. AotitheaUit 2cvwt Haaarr. Ashevtllc.
FKHUHON,
World's Fair, Chicago.
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IS FIT I I - m m fftrvrpewf ; 244 ruotss: nr KaH
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GLENN SPRINGS WATER
IS A SURE RELIEF 1"0 SUFFERERS.
Wlai Hon T. D Johraton ay about tc
"Ahont f, tir jeata mo I commi nerd the uae of the GlenatSprinK water, Xo rid my -lent
t h,- malaria from m hk-h 1 I i-d been aunrrin,- cj, ome tine. he water haa en
iirel eluvd n-e ft 1 ertn v siaie ili ii I bclievi it to N-.t ir,,,,! water aa can he
found for all nrdirary iwa-ei of t- II r and kidneys. H r a Keairal t-'nic noel yenovater
f he aj atrtn I brlicvt It ban n equal V trnly yon s.
"T JOHNKTON."
Prom John P. Anhnr. I q , at'orn-y at Law:
"1 ilont know tk- cn'ltnenis tf th- '.l-m 8prinra water; if I 'd I would marfcc some
lurmotlf. N.llh r d, I know ho It a--i: if I did 1 w aid act m ae It Is a well
made vain ord it acta well. I -a" nl -a that Its eff "a on m nnd my forefathers haa
heen more ben- fld ! than unv ,-thrr water wc etf ael and I am la ' i haa been pat la
the n-w, h of upuwii man as - , lHN P. ARTHUR.
T- Tlhfm'a Pkarm j. My 113, 1803."
hat C T Rawl wriics Pelbnni's Phrmac . Aah Tllle. N O
tVrntlemen: I li-ve uaed i-knn irmss water an c- noider It.aa romfared wltk other
mineral water,, f e lieat I know f. P.veiyoov ia Month Mirohim k n wa ulioiit 'Old Glea
Sttrinfca ' In fact it haa Iteca most faorsly known there foe si ceatary V, ra traly,
"C. T. R1WU"
Aabeville, N. C . May 27. 18t8
HELHAM'S PH AR S1ACY,
Httlr (.'il, - - - - AsaaeIlle. Tf C,
STRAUSS' COSMOPOLITAN RESTADRAHT : :
ICE CR.EAIVL PARLOR.
Beirwltk 1 btf to tailora tk public m . ral ha I ana now acala ready for -bnsiuess
and will aetrc any orders la rmt clans style Sad at any time. 14 y dining
room is cool, tatgc and slry Beealar sseala I red ace from thin day oa to So cents
each - Latest addition is a Bc private parlor for Indie a. Meal, served at shortest
a-tice; also orders takra lor mm to be seat to heir homes. No estra. ckara for
nendine. Ice crcaai arnt at BO per qnart. Foe particwlara aat to
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