Friilnj Evening, July 14, 1893.
THE ASHEVLLtuE DAILY CITIZEN.
WANT COLUMN,
WANTED.
WANTICK Ladles on salary to assist In
ort work in our atmiio or at their
Homes. Anyone can lio the work orlcorn to
doit 31 Grove iitreet. y13dtt
WANTBI) TO SISI.L A stock of Kootln
and fixtures at cost, amoantinK to
SIBO. Apply at 333 W. Haywood street.
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AITANTBU OentUmun to
UMHiflt In mnk-
inu photouranhic views; previous ex-
iipticniv nt.t su-ntinl f'.nml MalaTV Of !-
nirahip. AddresB Views, this olBce. jyiatf
WANTISP To rent, chenply, a comforta
ble resilience of about six rooms and
five or more acres of land, williin two miles
of Hie court house. Addiess Hox fi:i,
Jyllritf Asllrvillc, N. C
firANTKIt-Immediately,
Tf in
liy mnna'nctur-
Ine cheiniNt. a n irtner with one nun
ilred dollnrs t invest in a business that
viclils over SIOO per cent, profit. This is
worth lnviBti(;atiK, chemist, tins office,
jyiadtf
AlTANTIill TO OIVH RliWARl) for
f f nuv case of toothache that one .hot
tie of W illiams ,S: lvinir's lamons toothache
medicine will not cure in t wo minutes. Por
Tie br all ilrnucists at ll cents tier bottle.
We sm you to try It. Kvery hnttle guaran
teed by T. C Smith fc Co., wholesale nmnts
lor Ashcvillc, N. C- icaiMi.im
FOR RENT.
ToH KKNT Two litrizc. pleasant rooms,
JP second lloor, furnished fur housekeeping;
shudy yard. Address,
H., care of Citizen.
th particulars. W.
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FOR RI5NT OR SALH A nine-room house,
unfurnished; modern Improvements, 1U4
Mailcv street. Inquire by letter
MIS3 S. M. WOSSRkU,
moyGdtf P. O. Box 65.
FOR RHNT Brick house. No. 35, on
Wood fin street; lo nice rooms with
servant's room. Price reason alilc. Apply
to Jesse K. Stanics, L'7 North Main street
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IOR RISSTThe Rurope-n hotel, as
C Smith Main street. Ashcvillc. N. C. First
rliiss stand for restaurant. Terms reason u
hie Applv to T. I). Johnston or P. W
Thomas, johnston building. jun.Tdtf
FOR 1
cor
RUNT The brick building on the
urnrr of Church street nnn t'atton
avenue. oooti garden; jroori nouse for
bonnfinK house a ply to T. I . Johnston or
F. V Tuomas, Johnston builUluff. Ashcvire,
N. C. lunmi
T7oR
A!
RHNT Pesirable npsTtments, un
furnished, sinnle or en-suite, well lighted
'not. comfortable, brosd piazzas. Inrvr.
slimlv around-, ccntrnllv located, moderate
rent. 31 Grove street, 3d door from Patton
avenue. jjlzdtf
TJIOR RHNT That large and conveniently
X1 arranged house. No Merrlinon nvc
ntie Hft and cold water with baths on two
floors All modern imoroveinrnts Location
central, with large well shaded grounds
Splendid residence for large family or imam
Ing house Apply to it i or al j ruu,
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lOAKI 14.
ly week or day
A. Kwiatkowski
BOARDING,
Phillip
street: bv month
wi'.n or without li dging,
.lyouim
TJRIVATH HOAKIINf5 -Pleasant rooms
I good table, fine location. Convenien
to postollice and street car
street.
lines. 4 urove
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ItHAItlllNIi- Vt No. 174 Haywood street
J Talile lurnished with the best the mur
kct affords. Hot and cold water. Fine lo
cation, on car line. Mrs. A. Uttingcr. tf
IoRIl.Ni At No. 8 Starnes avenue
J Table furnished with best the market
affords: hot and cold water: furniture new
fine location; on car line; single and double
rooms. aproati
lOARIilNU House pleasantly situated in
I best location in city, near street ears;
lurge single ami double rooms; table the
very finest. Reference can be given.
MRS. M. SCHIRKMKLSTHR,
McCapc House, 21, Grove Street,
uprlOdtf
rTIHB CHATHAU Private boarding house
A No. 211 Haywood street. Pine city
and mountain views; perfeut sanitation; hut
and cold water; comfortable, airy rooms;
well orovided table: attentive service: rea
sonable rates. Two huodicd yards from
Montforu car line.
MRS.M. B. UBTWII.I5R,
oct7dtf Proprietress.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TNGLUSI 1B No. 30 French Drond avenue,
X now rcadv for summer guets.
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-Small memorandum book with
H. Reynolds on front part.
Leave at Curolina Coal company's tituce,
viziuit
T OST-
X name of J
NOTICH All iersons having lu their pos
session any of the property of the Ashe
ville Fire Department are reuuested to re
turn the same to headquarters in the city
Hull. J. K. Rich, chief. jyizi:it
LITTLE JIM'S LEG.
Detroit Newsboy's Experience
with a "Bloke."
II Tells a Sad Story to a Sympathetic
Old I. ady at the Or pot A Sample
of English sa Kpoken on tha
;lty Ntmtt.
JOTICB TO CONTRACTORS.
Mayor's Oflicc Ashcvillc, N. C, July 10.
in. ::.
Sealed proposals will he received nt this
nrtice until 3 o'clock p m , July 21, 1KU3, for
furnishing and setting on cer:niil streets in
the city of Ashcvillc about 10. OHO feet of (11
four inch cnrtistone, the stone to be taken
from the city's quarry in Henderson county.
Also for furnishing the materials and laying
about 1. loll yards of rubble pavement on
College street. Plans and specifications enn
lie seen in the office of the citv engineer. The
right to n icet any all bids is reserved.
JulylOdilt T. W. PATTON, Mayor.
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TV OK11INA.NCB
Mavor's Office. Ashc.ille. N C. lulv 7 '93
Be it ordained by the mayor and aMeriuea
of the city of Ashe illc
Sec 1 l hat It shll be unlawful for any
one to sell beets, lettuce, salnds, asparagus,
green corn, herbs, tomatoes (except in cans)
cucumbers anap beans, green peas, radishes,
parsnips, or any other vegetables, except po
tatots, applci and iieaches. in the city of
Asheviile w ithin a radius of one-half mile of
the court house, except in the city market
house, and subject to the rules and ordi
nances in reference thereto. Provided, that
this ordinance shall not apply toanyone sell
ing the above vegetables of his own. raising
Sec ' That anyone vio'ating this ordi
nance shall be fined Ten Uollars for each vio
lation thereof.
The nbore ordinance was ordered to lie
published for one week and to go in force at
the expiration of that time
1' M MILI.HK, T W PATTON,
city clerk mayor
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"VroT,t;IJ nS virtue of the power of sale
X- vested ia me under acertait
vested ia me under a certain deed of trust
made and executed on the lflth day of Feb
ruary, lMH'J, by J. B. Sams and wife, M. 8.
Hams, for the purpose of securing the pay
ment of a certain promissory note executed
by said J 11. Sams on the said 15th day of
Pebruai y. 1 HH'j, payable one year after Its
da'e, default having been made in the pay
ment of the same, and having been requested
so to do by the cestui que trust, I will on
the 15th day of lulv. i893. at the court
house door in the city of Ashcvillc, county of
Huneomhc. North Carolina, expose lor sale
to the highest bidder for cash the following
described lands and premises to-wlt: Situ
ate in the county of Buncombe aforesaid.
Iieing lot No. e of Shelby park, in the city of
Asncviuc, una noanaeu ana tlescrinea as lol
lows, to-rit: Beginning at a point in the
western margin eT Haller street and runs
thence with the southern line or lot No.Gnorth
S7Viceit ISO feet to a stake at the common
corner of lots Noa. 6, 23 and SI; thence
south 1 15' west 78 feet: thence, crossing
the brancn. south H1W east IB I feet to the
western margin of Bailey street; thence with
it north 1" 15' esst 75 feet to the beginning.
The said deed of trust Is registered in book
15, page 31H etc . in the office of the register
of deeds for Buncombe count y, and reference
is hereby made to the same, as registered,
for full particulars thereof and for a full
anil more perfect description of said lands
and premises. This the 13th day of June,
a. v.. mud. j. it. woodcock, trustee.
There was a one-lorrgod newsboy
about twelve years old selling papers
in frout of tbo Third street depot
the other day, when a motherly
looking woman who was waiting for
a train beckoned him to tho door of
one of the waiting-rooms and said:
Why, you poor little boy you
have been crippled!"
"Yesm Ivo lost my laig.
modestly replied the boy.
"Dear, dear me! Ixst your right
leg and you must go on crutches all
tho rest of your life! What is your
name?"
"Do boys call me Jim, ma'am."
"Poor littlo Jim! How did It
happen?"
I was t rowed oil a street car by
bloko."
"Thrown off a street car by a
bloke! How awful! They had tho
street torn up, and the car struck
the bloke and jostled you off. They
ought to bo more careful in a city
liko this."
"It was a bloke on tho hind plat
form, ma am.
"Oli, it was? Do they carry
blokes around on the street cars
here to imperil the lives of passen
cers?"
Dey does, ma am: Dey calls era
conductors, but (lev is blokes and
won't give a kid a show for his trade.
Home idlers is blokes and somo
hain't, but do fellers who is blokes is
more dan do fellers who bam t
blokes. See?"
And this bio bloke threw you
off?" she queried, while a puzzled
look spread over her face.
Ho did, ma am, but in de fust
place, he pulled my laig."
"Pulled your leir?"
"Yes, ma'am. Dat is, he stood
me off."
"Off where?"
"Why, he tried to dumpmc. Dero
was a big crowd on his car, and he
was savin' 'em up fur his cousin
Dat's why he pulled my leg, but I
kicked. Savey?
"Ho ought to have been ashamed
of himself to pull you around by tho
leg!" heartily exclaimed the woman.
"Wasn t no one man enough to in
tcrfere?"
"No, ma'am. "When he found ho
couldn't give me do cross ho took
me by de neck and t'rowed me off.'
"And you fell under the wheels?"
"Yes, ma'am. Ono of de hind
wheels took dat laig off, and do
bloke went into court and swore dat
I tried to commit suicide becauso
me gurl wont back on me. See?"
"What a monster! And didn't
you get damages?"
"Not a penny, ma'am. De jury
believed de bloke and wouldn't glvo
me no show. In odder words, do
judgo pulled my odder laig and in
flooenced the jurv."
"Land's sakesf And they allow
such carryings on hero in Detroit,
do they? It's no wonder I'vo been
nervous ever since I've been here!
Here's a dime for you, and I hope
you'll be ablo to get out where folks
are civilized. It's a burning shamo
the way you've been used."
"Thank you, ma'am. I'm ready
to tumble to do fust racket dat cums
along. I'm nursin' my ear now fur
a place wid a news company up
town." "And do you see any bio blokes
around here now?" she asked, as she
glanced up and down.
"No, ma'am, but dey is alius lyiiv
low, and you'd better keep youi
peepers open."
"I certainly shall, and if any ol
them como hanging about me they
get their walking papers pretty
quick. Tho idea of a bloke pitching
onto a boy like you! Why don't the
police arrest 'cm and put 'em wher
they ought to be 7
'Do police won t even pull deii
lalgs, ma'am."
"They won't, eh? Well, I will il
they come foolin around me, and I'll
pull their hair, too!"
And she went back to her seat,
gathered up all her parcels and sat
up very stiff and erect and kept a
6harp lookout on every side of her
for blokes until called to take her
train. Detroit Free Press.
A-JOURNALISTIC NOVELTY.
Enterprise Proposing to Run a Tele
phonic Newspaper in Hungary.
Iludii-Pesth, the Hungarian capi
tal, may boast tho prcatcst journal
istic novelty of modern times a tel
ephonic newspaper. Tho Oriental
Heview of that city gives an account
of the enterprise that purposes to
supply a city of half a million of
people with important news deliv
ered by word of mouth. The appa
ratus in each house occupies a space
of about five inches square and has
two tubes, so that two members of
the family can get the news at once.
The whole cost of putting it in is six
dollars, and each subscriber pays a
rate of sixty cents a month for tho
special newspaper service. Tho
news collector does his work in tho
night, as elsewhere, and at nine a.
m. he t jtkes his post in the central
station and begins to tell his story
in a telegraphic stylo, summary
and precise, avoiding everything
superfluous." At the end of five
minutes, fearing lest some of his
subscribers mav not have heard
everything, he repeats his budget of
news, word for word mostly con
cerning homo events and news of
Hungary. At ten o clock he Issues
another oral edition, this time of
foreign news. At eleven o'clock ho
lets us know that the Hungarian par
liament is in session, and may
mention what ls being debated.
But word may also como of a
riot, and by noon the alarmed sub
scriber may hear that the populaco
have attacked the police and been
fired upon; this, we will say, causes
stocks to fall five per cent. Imme
diately tho wise subscriber rushes
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MENSTRUATION
v".h a woman of viporous health passes
oil in due time without pain or dis
? comfort : hut when she approaches this
1 crisis MONTHLY with a frail coiistilu- ,
J ti hi ntid feeble health she endangers
J hotli her physical and mental powers.
BRADFI ELD'S
-3 FEMALES
REGULATOR
t if l.i! en a f w days before the monthly
t :i.V;;;uss sets in a'.ul continued untill
J t: iturc performs Ikt function, ha iv
J .-..U.-I a SI'UOI lc: for Painful, Pro
' -j , ; c.mty, Suppressed and lrre;;ular
MENSTRUATION
t Dook ta " Vv'OMAN " mailed free.
' L'RDriHi. r.CGULATOR CO.. Atlanta, Ga.
t Fit'tf. 1y alt Jmjritn.
Whether quaffed
from a vessel of
tin, glass or gold;
There's nothingso
good for the young
or the old as
Hires
Root Beer
A delicious, health-
giving, tmrst-satis-fying
beverage. A
temperance drink for
temperance people.
A 35c. package makes 5 gallons.
Sold and Enjoyed Everywhere.
'OTICE OP SAUB Under and by virtue
..r n . 1 . 1 in -..- ... ; , v. ii.li .... r.i
to his own telephone and gives his sale therein, executed to me as trustca It
broker an order to buy. Attwoo'clock ffi&&'&iSX'Wi
the central editor rings furiously e'ZtyXc Zf0,ZVlZ,B
and reports a violent debate in par- deeds in trust no. ao, on ikc iea, et sq.
liament, which loads to a change of Z&Zl'l,l&r ZSt
the ministry. At three o'clock there tnc court house door in the city of Asheviile.
, , ., . , . , , county of Iluncotntir, N. C. on Saturday.
Is a fire in a building of which the sub- the 29th dav of July. a. v.. iso.i, at ia m ,
Rr-rihoi- 1 nnr-t nipiwr nnrl so It crnM lne Property tlcacribed and conveyed in the
BCn OCT IS pari owner anu soil goes said deed In trust, being: the following de-
On. At Six o'clock, according to the icrilml lands ssd prcm scs to wit: "A cer-
, . ,. . ' . . . tain tract or parcel of land 1 Tin);, situate and
interesting raconteur of tho journal ruins in Asbcville Township, Buncombe
nnntnrl- "Mo.lnmn l,n gnWrlhnr'a county, Stiiteof. North Carolina. ad.ioininR
wife, comes forward to hear tho re
port of a lecture at the academy,
perhaps the repetition, with all due
emphasis, of a new poem. At seven
o'clock the j'oung ladies listen to a
concert through tbo Telephonic
Gazette; they can distinguish won
derfully well tho touching pathos of
tho violoncello, the pearly staccatos
of the violin, the sweet melodies of
the flute and the enchanting voice of
tho prima donna." Illustrated
American.
HOLD YOUR
TEMPER.
It Adds
JAPANESE
pi LB
CURE
A Kw and fVmiplnle Treatment, consisting nl
KirrPOHITORIKH. Capsnles of Olntnifint ami twn
Hoi of Oinlmeut. A oaverfsllliur Curs for I'llss
of ersry nature anil dirres. it mskss anonnrstlnu
Willi th kntr or Injections of carbolic actil, which
sr painful and seldom a psrnianent cor, and often
resnlUiur in death, unnecessary. Why ndurs
this tsirrlbl dlsaasa? Wa ausrantss 6
DOssss to our any oais, i"u uou pay ins
benefits received, f 1 a bin. s f or sa. bent by mall
Guarantee leaned by our sxents.
PAU(VriDlTIAUCj. Pile Pravantad.
uUnOlirnilUllttlipinni llrar Ptlltti
the trreat t.lVKR and STOMACH KKollLATOR and
HI000 PI'KlFIEH. Small, mild and pleasant tr
take, especially adapted for children's use. su Uosst
OUaaVaJmsa Issued only tr
- RAYSOR A SMITH.
81 ratio Arcane. .' AskcTille, K. C.
Sandwich. Island Proposal
Tho following is said to be the
manner in which a Sandwich
Islander proposes marriage when
he falls a victim to the tender pas
sion: The chief told her that if
she would become his wife he
would send a hundred sea otters
to her friends; that he would nev
er ask her to carry wood, draw
water, diar for roots or hunt for
provisions; that he would make
her mistress orer his other wives.
and permit Her to sit at tier ease
from mornintr till night and wear
her own clothes; that she should
always hare abundance of fat
salmon, anchovies and elk, and be
allowed to smoke as many pipes
of tobacco as thouarnt proper,
together with many other natter
ing inducements.
A. Gentleman.
Mrs. Upton I saw Mr. New
ton bowing with the most courtly
grace to a -verr common-place
woman. He's a gentleman of the
old school, ian bef
Mr. Upton No, a gentleman of
toe new school r
"New school T"
"Yes. He lives In the suburbs,
and that was his cook."
The doughnut seems to be tne
only nut that can be gathered ererj
oar is toe yea.
Especially When Traveling, as
to Your Comfort.
We hear of a good many requisites
for traveling in comfort, but none of
them surpass good temper, especial
ly In hot dusty weather. To be in
different to the crj'ing of cross and
tired babies, to draw a Bhawl or a
wrap over tho shoulders when somo
fresh-air fiend persists in sending a
current of cold wind from an open
window, or equally to bo patient
when you want tho window open and
somebody else wants it shut, to bo
ready to accept delays without
grumbling, and to be as sweet at a
journey's end as at its beginning,
this is to be indeed good tempered.
If one travels easily, and is not
made faint and ill by the rapid mo
tion of the train, or seasick by tho
roll of tho steamer, there is littlo
credit in keeping amiable. But
many women suffer fearfully from
jolting and jarring. Their heads
ache, their stomachs rebel, their
nerves are on edge. It is nothing
short of saintly to be pleasant in
these eircumstariees; but somo peo
ple aehicvo it, and they are held in
pleasant memory by their fellow-travelers.
A certain amount of philosophy Is
an armor of proof when one is on a
journey. The thought that not you
but the conductor and tho captain
and the engineer aro responsible for
the safety of the cars or boat should
suffice to keep you from needless and
useless fidgeting when there Is a
halt. Somo people waste an im
mense amount of energy In trying
to undertake what Is not within
their province. No amount of idlo
fuming will cool a heated journal or
repair a break in tfce machinery, so
it is as well to keep one's self from
friction, maintain one's composure,
and trust in the kind care of Prov
idence. In every emergency, In every ex
perience, the good-tempered person
has the advantage of the one who
is cross and irritable.. This is al
ways true. Harper's Bazar.
Fashionable Paris Dogs.
The fashionable dogs of Paris at
the present time are the large
French poodle, in black, brown or
white, and the ungainly Danish
boarhound. It ia said that the
finest specimen of the latter in all
Europe is owned by young Clar
ence Alackay, who recently jour
neyed with his mother on a special
train to California to be present at
the bedside of his wounded father,
John W. Maoltay.
Nothing Strange Apout It
Mrs. Mann It is strange that
you .cannot held the baby a few
minutes, when you used to be able
to hold me on tout lap for hours.
Mr. Mann -TThe young one is so
restless. He squirms and kicks
all the time. Yeu didn't kick the
least little bit.
That Same Old Trouble.
"You've bought a bicycle, eh?
Well, that beats riding ia a street
car, doesn't it?"
"Oh, I don't know. As It is, old
fellow, I frequently havcto give up
mj seat." Xruih.
the lands of W. R. Miller, Thomas Limlsey.
and others, on the waters ot Haw crceK, a
tributary to Swanoanoa river, and bounded
nncl more particularly described hs follows
Beginning at a slake, the northeist corni-r
of lot No. 3, as shown lv a ilat tiled in the
oflicc of the cleric of the superior court of
Buncombe county, in the division of the G.
I. Miller land, aiiil running cast 117 poles to
a white oak, O I'. Milter's old corner; thence
S'iuth with Miller's old line ai-a poles to a
stake, the northeast corner of lot No. ft ol
the said pint: thence west 97 poles to a
stulce, the northwest corner of sniil lot No
5; thence north CIO-;- poles to the beKinn'iiK.
containing 1-;i sores, be trtc same mote or
less, ami bcioK l't No. 4-, as shown by the
above mentioned snd described plat, said lot
having been drawtlby JameaM. An iller in the
division ol the 1. Miller land; and alto be
ing: the same lot of land conveyed tn the
said Andrew I.indscy liy John M. King and
wife by deed executed the a M day of Sep-fembe-,
A. L., ISsH. I-'or a further descrip
tion of the said land reference can be had to
book of mortfiriiKCis and dcrds in trust No.
ii'J. ou pflKC 1 lii, et seq, in the office of the
register of deeds of Ituncomli- conuty. This
the 1st day of July, A. I , tnf3.
THUS. A. JONliK,
iyldt sat Trustee.
TO VISITORS!
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R. CO.
P. W. Huidbkofbi and Rbcbbn Foster.
Receivers
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION.
Condensed schedule In effect July 2, l9.'l.
-EASTBOUNO NO. 16 NO. 12
L,y Knoxville uoam 7 lflain
" Morristowa " 34am 9 35am
Lt. Paint RockTTT.T.". .7. 12 30pm
" Hot Springs 1 2 4-sVpm
Lt. Asheviile 2 30pm
" Round Knob 3 Sllpm
" Marion 4, :i:ipm
" Morgan ton s 17pm
" Hickory R 59pm
" Newton B 2pm
" Statesyille 7 11 pm
Ar. Salisbury 8 (Hipm
" Greensboro in 4Upm
"Danville 1 2 Q7am
Ar. Richmond 7 QOam
I.V.Greensboro tH 25pm
Ar. Durham 3 16am
" Raleifrh OOam
" Goldshoro 12 Oftpm
Lv. Danville 12 16am
Ar. Lynchburg 1 6Kam
Washington 6 4.ram
' Baltimore H ofipm
" Philadelphia lo 3pm
' New York 12 33pm
WESTBOUND NO. 16 NO. II
I-v. New Vork 4, 311pm
" Philadelphia 6 efipnr
" Baltimore .. 9 20pni
" Washinirton lo 43pm
" Lynchburg 3 40am
Ar. Danville 5 .'Mam
l.v. Richmond 1 2 6(lam
" Danville R 35am
Ar. Greensboro H loam
L,v. Galdsboro t7 45pm
Ly Raleigh r OOam
" Durham 5 R.'tam
Ar. Greensboro H (5am
L,v Greensnoro H 2Clam
" Salisbury to 15am
' Statcsvlllc 11 i ".am
Newton 1 1 54am
" Hickory 12 16pm
" Morganton 1 59pm
Marion l 46om
" Hound Knob 2 4Bprn
Ar. Asheviile OI7pm 4 (Hlom
" Hot Springs 1(1 4Hpm 6 Slipm
" Paint Rock 4 (ilium R 5Qpm
' Mornatown
'Knoxvllle... ..... 7 45pm
7A. & S.ft sVILROAD NO 16 NO 14
Lt. Asbcville 2 10pm S 1 2am
' Hendersonville 3 U2pm ; 1 lian
" Plat Rock 3 lopm 27am
" Saluda 8 32pm ! 52am
Trvon 4 01pm 1(i 22am
Ar. Spartanburg ft OOum 11 31 la in
NO- IS NO 13
Lv- Spartanburg 6 2opm 3 Kipm
Trvon 7 18pm 4 2(pm
" Saluda 7 47pm 4 56nm
" Plat Rock ts lOpm R 22pm
" Henders'nv'le Hihpm 5 33pm
Ar. Asheviile D 1 2pm ( 4-Opra
'MURPHY BRANCH NO 19 NO IT
Lv. Asheviile U (Mlani f6 45pm
Ar. Waynesvllle lO 25am H IRpm
Lv Bryson City 7 OOam
' Andrews 11 31am
" Tomotla 12 05pm
" Murphy 1 2 aopm
NO. 2CT NO 18
Lv. Murs-hy fl 30pm
Ar. Tomotla 1 55pm
Andrews . 2 35pm
Lv. Bryson City 4 (15 Hm
Ar. WaynesvilU 6 OOpm 26am
" Ashcvillc 7 3(pnl K OOam
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
Nos. 11 and 12 Pullman Sleepers between
Hot Spring" and New York, via Asheviile.
Salisbury and Washington: also between
Ashcvillc and Cincinnati via Knoxville and
llarrimnn and Asheviile and Chlcaco via
Knoxville and Harriinan nnd Louisvt.le.
Trains Nos. 13 and 14 Pullman Sleeper be
tween Asheviile and Charleston, via Spar
tanburg and Columbia via S C. Ry. connect
ing at Columbia (or Savannah via S. B K. R
with Parlor cars.
W. A. TURK. S. H. HARDWICK,
Gen. Pass. Agt. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt.,
Washington, I) C, Atlanta, Ca.
W II. GKF.KN, Gen. Manager, Washington
V. H. McltHB, Gen'l Supt., Columbia, S. C.
SOL. HAAS, Traflie Manager, Washington
rllaily except Sunday.
'Sunday only.
THE COUNTRY MAILS.
Brevard, Ar. 6 p m Lv. 7 a'm
Rutherfordton, 7 p ni ' 4 am
Bnrnsville, "7 am" 5 am
Beach, 9 am l a m
Leicester, " 1 1 a m 12 m
v .
jA'icyclef
y-PA.i't wr - .
lirst in lires
ond ImproVemente
Riders of Victor Pneumatics carry an extra inner tube
to be used in case of accident. ly simply removing a punc
tured inner tube through a hole in the rim, repair is
effected in five minutes by replacing with a new one.
If you arc going to ride why not ride the best?
B08TON,
OVERMAN
WASHINGTON,
WHEEL
DENVER,
CO.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Aslicville Bicycle Company, Agents.
SEE US ABOUT OUR $100.00 CLUB ON 'NUMBERS I AND 2 !
THERE ARE A NUMBER OF GOOD BICYCLES,
BUT ONLY ONE BEST!
With (Jormully & Jeffery Patent Tiro.
PENNIMAN BROS., AGENTS,
ASHEVIuLE, NORTH CAROLINA.
SEE US ABOUT OUR $100.00 CLUB ON NUMBERS I AND 2 !
IF YOU WISH TO CAKRY
AWAY A LASTINO AND
CIIAK.WIXC SOUVISNIK OF
ASHISVILLE, VISI'OSIT
SO
CENTS WITH "TK CITI
ZICS" anil HA Vli KETUKXHD
FVI.L. VAKVE IN A 1'ISIl
ESOKAVlili VIBW OF
ASH EVI LLE
m
isuuu. f i j n i
JAiJi
The Tariff
Has not raised the price on
BlackwelFs
Bull Durham
Smoking Tobacco.
There arc ninny other brands,
each represented by some inter
ested person tu be "just as jood
as the Bull Durham." They
are not; but like all counterfeits.
S?" they each lack the peculiar and
attractive qualities of the genuine.
We attach this tag to
every hnsz "t
BULL DURHAM
for the protection of
the smoker.
BLACKWELL'S
DURHAM TOBACCO CO.
DURHAM, N. C.
THIS NORTH CAROLINA
College of Agriculture & Mechanic Arts
Will bi-Kin itn fifth session Scplcmlirr 7.
1SK3. This college In now -well c("M
ntd for its sncolal work, rmvinu rxti'iiHivr
wood nnd iron shops, carefully fitt'l up
drawing room, chcmicnl. Iiotanlcnl and h'r
tieultnral lalioraturica, picinhousc and
barn.
The tcachinK force for the next year con
sists of tifteeii men. The two courses lead
to graduation in agriculture and in mechan
ical and civil enKtneeiiPK.
Total coat a vcar. includinir board:
rmint v Rtudcnt. S K.'VfiO
Pay students 1'ja.BO
for catalogues, apply to
P. L. COWAN & CO.,
MAKIi A SPECIALTY OF
FINE WATCH REPAIRING.
CAROLINA WINE AND LIQUOR STORES,
NO. 19 NORTH MAIN AND 7 AND 7 1-2 COLLEGE STS.
-o-l-
Native Stones. Mounting
Made to Order.
Keep In atock "Mount Vermin." "Canadian Club," and Old Baker Kye Whiskies. The best
AL.L WORK GUARANTEED 1 I w'ne8 Brandies, Beer, Ale and Stout for family use. AH gouda delivered free. Ale and
iyl-dlw
A. Q.
IlOt.l.AH.VY. 1'rcsident,
KalciKli. N. C.
No. 8 North Court Place,
ASHBVILLC. N. C.
IfY. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE
Porter on draufcht, Unterance No. 19 North Main and 7Vb CoIIcrc streets. Telephone
No. 162
P. S.: On and after May 9th I will send statement of accounts by mall to parties lu-
debtcd to me If not settle by that time.
Reapectfully,
WIUU
NOT RT
P.
W'OTICE.
The State of North Carolina, county of
Buncombe, In the Superior ctttrt.
Jennie C. Stafford, plaintiff,
s.
Georfre I.. Stafford, defendant
Hie defendant above named will take no
tice that an action entitled as nborc has
been coin menct-il in the Suerior court of
Buncombe county for a divorce from the
bonds of matrimony, and the said defend.
ant will further take notice thnt he ia re
quired to apfenr at the next tf rm ol the Su
perior cojrt of said c.untv to be held un the
3d MondaT before the 1st Mtinday in Sep
tember, lKU.'l, at the court house of aald
county in Asbcville, North Carolina, and an
swer or demur to the complaint in asm ac
tion or the plaintiff will ajiply to the court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Thii tho nth dav of lulv. 1H1.
J. L. CATIlliV, C. 8. C.
M.R.Carter and 1'. A. Cummiom. plain-1
tiffs attorneys. Jy6lBt thura
E. M. ANDREWS,
x6 and 18 "W. Trade St.
Thrlradinir Furniture, risno and Organ
dealer in the Carolinas. V rite .him lor
rices, or are w . i-rcuics. special aacnr, si
2K South Main Ktrect, Asheviile, N. C. Spec
ial attention driven to furniahing hotels and
line residences. Is. M. anukkws.
j0d3ra - nsnoiie, .
PROFHS8UR COLE
Bus opened a music office at No. 68 Wood
en street. The public is cordially invited to
call. Both vocal and instrumental lessons
will be Riven at the office or residence, as de
sired. If yon do not want to take lessons
vourself call in the Interest of your friend.
Office hoars from 9 o'clock a. m to 13 m.
jy5d2w
65 South
Main Street,
3 doors below
city ticket office.
Do yog wear them 7 When next In nrei try a pair.
Best in tho world.
$2.00
i'! fst-LVr'0R IA0IES
-. I I . o
FOn B0Y3
2.50 (SJ.
2.25 1
9 nn
IFiraLxxteL O'Donnell
PROPRIHTUR CAROLINA SALOON
WE LEAD: OTHERS FOLLOW.
If you want afnn DRESS GH0E, mnrt In thi latest
!tyle, don't p.iySfl to$B, try my $3, $3.50, $1.00 ot
5 Slmc. Thcv fit ca'ial to custom made ami l-r.i .mo
"er.raswn. If yea wi'sh to economize in ynur f ot.vpar,
': -5 Lv r. i.'h.T'.iiHf '.V. L. r..B-t-;' V. w and
rirc; r.lsmp.'d mi tho I'ni'on, iork f. r it when yu t'uy.
W. IIOIKJCAS, llrocltton, Mass. SolJ by
Itlarit on, Wriglit & Co.
i.tlllAlulltarS
Tlmso tinv Cntisulcs are superior!
to . Jiulsani of t Copaiba.
Ciibcba i and . Injections.
l ury cure in uoura uio .v.
same diiscayca 'without anyincoa-l
vcnlcncc SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS!
ACM
E WINE & LIQUOR HOUSE
Pol
H
Claims the largest stuck of first class.J
Roods of any house In the State. Makes.
a specialty of
-Cooking Braadlcs and Jelly Wlnea.',
SoIe agents for the Acme Old Corn.J
JAS. H. LOUGHRAN, Proprietor
No. 58 South Mali Street.
TELUPUONK CALL MO. 139. O. BOX 688, ASHUVILLH.
MY MOTTO IS TO KEEP THE BEST AND CHARGE ACCORDINGLY.
THE BEST KNOWN REMEDY, ii
o
8PBCIAL ACCIDENT IN8CRASCB
FOR. WORLD'S Pair TRIP,
13,000 and 1 Weekly for 1 per
wnk. fiairoe for lauliea.
WORLD'S FAIR.
H.U.4;.' Clirna (ImMrhwa anfl
GlMt I n 1 to ft liar", without Pain.
ivTenu Htrlctura. umta Dl no
acrid or poisonous anbatances, and
fa grnaranceea anaoiacRiy nnnniwi,
nntwrihrnl hv nhvnlrlana. Rt 8r
rinr. fl mtm with r.h nottlft. I'rtPP S 1
Solrt h i1rniats llrwur of 8nl-
tltntwi. ApniPOhom.fVKLUljNOj
Aahevtlle Aarenta. Ray nor k Smith, pre;
acriptlon druggiata, 31 fattonaTcnoe.
fcblOdlT
World's Fair, Chicago.
HOTEL -
If Ton aire aro In a: to the World's Fair,
write the UaJly Citisen. Ashe-rHle, N. C, lor
a. . a i a a -a-Aww il.ari tlilaa m wlaa
Pair, and timetable and pamphleta Uaaed r77 H H I P H
by the ateamcr Unea er rnllr -Mula yoa would I I 1 1 1 f-Jf DBII I
aV l IJWIII
ran
l-1r'pnf ; V44 imiub: ncr Kai
tflntnndn: bathd nn fTPPf floor
r irntv-riRra ituiui) i
BONANZA" WINE AND LIQUOR CO.,
IVos. 4X and 43 S. Main St., Aalievllle.
WUOLR8A I.Ti DBPARTMBNT, OBNTS' 'Vf"V A "I
PAK1AJK AND BBAblMG KOOM. ilVatlrXi
CIGARS. TOBACCO AND BOTTLB OOfllW, 8AM- "VTaf A tt
PL.R, BILLIARD AND POOL ROOM. JlN a JLQ
BEER : VAULTS : AND : BOTTUKG : DEPARTMENT : IN : BASEMENT.
niun nncT t u a iar.
BAllUltUr I hotel. Wrllo for circular.
We reapectfally aolldt a share of roar patroaas.K
and Whiskey Habits
curuu ai nuuie wiui
outsin. H.Kk ol par
ticular Mnt t'Rl.E.
wlthjlheecreat Vn, SSSrA 1
P. A. 31ARQUARDT, Dlanagcr.
Hin Bnlrancetr. 43
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