THE ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN.
Tuesday Evening, July 18, 1893.
CURES RISING
.-. BREAST
A COUNTRY HOME.
TRCE DAY AT
WELLCClLY.
Kcw It I
Borne of the Things to Ilcmornbor
When Solootlntr One.
"MOTHER'S FRIEND"
V' i" "" urcatest
llrtwilif OVDI
nfli-n-d chilil-lx'Hriiii; woman. 1 lia lici'ii a
niMl-wili- fur iiiuiiv years, anil in oiu-li caau
wlit-nt "Mother's Friend" liait Ih'MhimmI itliaa
n..t,i,liliil woMilirM mid rulievuil mucli
MilliTinj;. It. Is I lie lient nineily fur rislni! of
the breast known, aii'l worth Urn iirli-o for that
alone. Mas. M. M . Hici s i in,
ftluul joinery , Ala.
I m nil ox)iptaiit tnoUnrn ir tbi-y will
iisoa r-w lurttli-a or Mother's I riend tiny will
ui lliroiiKU tlio ordeal willmut iiny puiu ami
bullcrmb'. M.ts. ;.Uv 11 A Mi A si.
Aruiis- ille, ?.!.
Look Will to the Situation of the House.
for the Spot Should lie Well Ilralnod
a Well as Picturesque Water
for Domflitlo Purposes.
I'scd Mother' Friend l-cfoiv l.irlli l
eighth cuiltl. Will niivrrri'ao Us ir:iis'.
Mud. .1. 1'. MoiUlK, oli:.-u,
nty
fa I.
on ruccint
Kent ly express, diaries iircpaiil
of price, 1.50 per bulllu.
BRADPIELD REGULATOR CO.,
Sold liv nil ilrnnlts. Atlanta. Oa
WANT COLUMN.
. mr will mu'iirv in lnriv
. ....... .- .-V' .
JI paying ollice position,
oi 4-tir li iMiness ami interest ia
3 t Grove street
a permanent
a knowledge
same Call
.ivl7dtf
WANTKll TO S1SI.I A stock of Rowls
un.l lixturt'S at cost, amounting to
SlfiO. Apnly at :I23 W. lluywood street.
jvlUdl w
"irANTll TO HUY-
-Second hand furnl
turc. ciockcry and uoods of nil aorta
li. COFl'IN.
Auction nnrt Commission llonse, 1 Hast
Court Siure. jutrlS13f
ONH HOI.LAK will start you in business;
no cuiivnss'iiK; Hiiitittile for lady or k n
tlcniHn; will not interfere with other work;
profit l!oo per cent; dividends monthly; 31
Orovc street. jyl7dtf
WANTKIi A partner, either silent or ac
tive, with S'j.nuo, to invest in an estab
lished business in Ashevillc which yields very
large profit on capital i ivested. Safe and
desi-nlile linquire, Partner, this ollice
jirti:it
ANTKll-Tll GIVil $00 RHWARII for
nnvcuicof toothuehc that one ;int
tie of A illiams He Kind's famous toothache
medicine will not cure in two minutes. For
sale by all druKKints at iu cents per bottle.
We ask vou to trv it. livery bottle guaran
teed by !1". C. Smith & Co., wholesnle a tints
for Aihcvillc. N. C- Jc'JOiKlm.
FOK
We
F.IK
cor
tXR RENT.
17V K KliNTOR SAI.Ii A nine-room house.
' unfurnished; modern improvements, lo
llAilcv street. Inquire by letter
MISS S. M. HDSSRLL,
moyOdtf 1. l. Hox OS.
KKNT I'riek house. No. 30, on
I ooohn sireei; hi nice rooms wi,
servant's room, rrlre reasonunic. Apply
to Jesse K. Starnes, li7 North Main street,
iyiadlw
TU KHNT The finest rooms in Ashevillc.
furnished or unfurnished, single or en
siiite Cool, clean, comfortable; rent very
moderate; 31 Grove street, third door from
ration n venue jy!7dtf
IJIOK KKNT The Kuropcm hotel,
1 South Muin street, Ashevillc, N. C. First
elass stand for restaurant. Terms reasona
ble Applv to T. U. Johnston or F. W.
Thomas, Johnston building. jun3dtf
H ItN r The brick building on the
irncr oi cnurcn street san raiun
avenue. r,ouil Karcien; gooa nouse lor
bonrJiiiK house Anply to T. I. Johnston or
I. W. Tuoiuas, Juhnatun buildiuK. Asheville,
N. C un7dtf
Poi; RttrT That larjic and conveniently
arrunKcd house, No M Merrimon ave
nue Hot ami cold water with baths on two
floors All modern improvements Location
central, with laruc well shaded grounds
Splendid residence for Inrne family or board
iiiK house Apply to 11 C or M J l'AGO.
qprtfidtf
HOARDING.
1 I'hilHp street; by month.
weekordav, wi'.n or without Iodising.
Kwiatkowski. jyCdlni
"1 AKlING At 71 1HII street; rood tn
J hie board with coir fortablc rooms Near
streetcars. Mrs. Sallie Hall. jvlOdlw"
PKIVA I'lv HOAKniNU Pleasant rooms,
uooil tabh-, tine location Convenient
to postoilice and street car lines (irove
street. Jyildlm
1XIAKII1NG t No 174 Havwood street;
Table furnished with the best the mar
ket affords Hot and cold water. Pine lo
cation, on car line. Mrs. A. ottinger. tf
1JRIVATB HOARD Choice rooms -with
tirst-class board; central location; rea
sonable rates, atMrs. Howie's, Flint
street, -M door from Haywood.
jyl5d:tl
f lOAKDINO-At No. 8 Starnes avenue.
J Table furnished with best the market
nirords; hot and cold water; furniture new;
line location; on car line; single and double
rooms. apratidtf
HOARDING House pleasantly situated in
liest location in city, near street cars;
la rue s UKle ami double rooms; tabic the
very finest. Reference can be given.
MRS M. SCHIRRM lilSTBR,
McCapc House, 21 Grove Street,
uprl'.tdtf
1 OAKI).
rflHB CHAT HA II Private boarding house
X. No. 211 Haywood street. Pine city
and mountain views; perfect sanitation; not
and cold water; comfortable, airy rooms;
well provided table; attentive service; rea
sonable rates. Two bundled yards from
Montford ear line.
MKS.M. B. DltTWII.BR,
oct7dtf Proprietress.
M ISCBLLANEOUS.
JOTICU TO CONTRACTORS.
Mayor's Office. AbhcviKc, N. C, July lo,
IH'.ki.
Sealed proposals will kc received nt thia
ollice until 3 o'clock p m , July 21, lMUM. for
lurnishins and scttinir on crr'uin streets in
the city or Ashevillc about 1O.OO0 feet of (4)
four inch curbstone, the stone to be taken
from the city's quarry in Henderson count?.
Also for furiii.hinic the materials and laylna;
about 1.1AO yards af rubble pavement on
College street. Plans and specifications can
Ik- seen in the office of the city engineer. The
rif;ht to riect any all bids is reserved.
Julylod'jt T. W. PATTON. Mayor.
XTOTICU-Hv virtue or the power
J3( in mt by a deed or trust made and
Tested
exe
cuted on the 14th day of December, 1HU,
by S. G. Weldon and wife, II attic A Weld on.
and registered in hook 31, page ft2. in the
records of mortgages and deeds of trut in
the ollice of register of urcds for the county
of Muncomhe and State of North Carolina,
to which reference is hereby made for fur
ther description, to secure the payment ot
the note therein descrilied, anil ilefault hav
ing liecn made in the payment of sad note
ml Interest thereon, and having been re
Hues ted by the cesti que trust to sell said
Wnd and nremises to satisfy said note, I
will sell at public auction, at thecourt house
door in the citv of Asbeville. at 1U o'clcK
noon, August 1, 1SK.I, the fallowing de
scribed land and premises and all the a p
nurtcnances thereunto belonging; Deing on
the east side of Market street. adjotniriK
lands of l'rsnk Loughran and others. For
particulars thereof reference is hereby made
to same as registered. This June 27, 18U3
M.J. BBARUBN. Trustee
MAGNETIC NERVINE.
AFTER
the Brain caatnir Mlsry. Insanity and Dr
ruirrKutw, junpowutTy. boil rowtr u vtuuu
PrinBtup Old Act. lnvotntitary Lupm caiu
b ovtfr-indalffnuce. ovpr-xerUm of thn Brain anrl
Errors of Youth. ItniTto Wnak Onrnns their
Natural Vigor and doublm the of Ufa; cur
tuoorrlirva and Female WmknnM, A mnnth trnl-
tnent. In tlam paccaire. cy mail, to any aolrv, 1
tr box, 6 hoxM $5. WtU every 96 orlr we frlve
cirruiarA I rev, uuaxautev ubuou uiu vj our
ciuiMve aireuU
RAYSOR & SMITH.
81 Patton Avenue. Ashevillc. N. C
Is sold Ha writtaa
auarams to cure
N orvous Prosrtrsi
tlon, Fits, Wul
ttaaa, Head aoha and
N eurslgta and Wako
fulaoss,cusod nyex
cossivsusoof Opium.
Toliaeno and Aloo-
his: Mratal Iproa
sion, oftenlnsr of
E. Ms ANDREWS
16 and iS W. Trade St.
The leading Furniture, risno and Orzas
dealer la the Camlinas. Write hint for
mieea, ort W. O. Peenles. srsreial s reti .
an Sonth Main treat. Ashevillc. N C Knee.
lal attention given to furnishing hotels and
nae residences. is. as. anukkws,
Jodaai Charlotte. N. C
ThcTO aro man y things to consider I
when looking1 about for a country
homo, but the most essential ot all
is tho situation of tho houso. No
matter how lovely and picturesque
the spot may bo it should not be se
lected for a home unless tho founda
tion upon which tho houso stands is
well drained and dry. The cellar
should bo light, airy and freo from
moisture. A cellar that is dark,
damp and poorly ventilated Is capa
ble of producing unhealthy condi
tions throughout the house. Next
in importance to the location of tho
houso aro the water supply and tho
Bo wernge. If tho well that supplies
tho family with water is near the
barnyard or tho drain that carries
the sewage from tho house, it will
bo contaminated. Unfortunately,
water thus poisoned does not al
ways give indications of its danger
ous condition.
Assuming that theso three mat
ters are satisfactory it Is well to
take into consideration the adapta
bility of tho house for living pur
poses, tho accessibility to tho source
of supplies, nearness to tho railroad
station, etc. Nor must the natural
beauties and special attractions be
lost sight of; for, in tho country, we
aro dependent upon our surround
ings for much of the pleasure and
comfort of life. Thcro should bo
ample shade near tho house, but not
so close as to prevent the sunlight
from falling upon any part of it. If
one can locate In tho neighborhood
of a stream or lake so much tho bet
ter, becauso of the greater beauty
of tho landscape and the added
pleasure of boating and fishing.
When it is possible the country
housekeeper should have her vegeta
bles and fruit from her own garden.
If in addition to this she can have
hens to supply eggs, chickens for
cooking, and milk, cream and butter
from her own dairy, it is possible to
make housekeeping in tho country
comparatively easy.
To tho seeker of a new homo In
all ages and countries one of the
first considerations has been tho
supply of drinking water. It makes
no difference what advantages a lo
cation may offer, tho would-bo ten
ant will hesitate a long time before
deciding upon a homo whero puro
water ia not to bo found. No water
in its natural state is chemically
yuiu, uui but; vi 111 jiuiu v u 1 1 i
implies an article which is free from
qualities injurious to health. As it
Is generally understood, then, a puro
water will bo clear, and free from
taste and smell. It sometimes hap
pens that water that has been
tainted with sewage will have these
very characteristics; but, as a rule,
most waters, when impure, show
some indications of it. If there is
any question as to tho purity of tho
water nono of it should be used for
drinking or cooking purposes unless
it Is first boiled. There are several
Other methods of purifying water,
but boiling is the safest of all. When
wafer is tainted by decaying veg
etable matter several methods aro
used to purify it. It may be boiled,
or filtered through charcoal, or oak
chips, or a little alum may bo added.
The addition of tho astringent wood
or tho alum causes the albuminous
matter In tho water to coagulato
and fall to tho bottom, and tho pu
rified water can bo poured off.
A chemist who has given this
matter much thought advises that
this method should not be used con
stantly, purifying with permanga
nate being more healthful. To pur
ity witn potassium permanganate
slowly add a few drops of tho
liquid until the water becomes pink.
Let it stand a few hours, and add
tho liquid again, a drop at a tlmo,
until tho water ceases to become
discolored.
It frequently happens that the
water is hard from the admixture of
lime and other substances. There
aro .several methods of softening
hardwater. Boiling, for example,
will precipitato tho llmo. If a little
carbonate of soda is added to the
water when it is boiling it will help
tho softeninar process. Alum is
sometimes used for this purpose
but it is not to be recommended for
frequent use, because of its astring'
ent properties and its liability to
produce dyspepsia. Ladles' Home
Journal.
Where Wives Are Pawned.
European nations, in one form or
another, are pretty well acquainted
with the uses of tho pawnshop, and
the benefit of being able, when oc
ca&ion needs, of placing all sorts of
articles with their "uncle; but the
heathen Chinee appears to beat them
hollow in this respect, being able.
according to a custom in that coun
try, to pawn his wife.
A case is reported from Weuchow
where a man, having learned from
astrologers that his own wife would
not llvo long, took another man s
wife over in pawn, ready for appro
priation when required.
It appeared, however, that this
woman had already been pawned to
a third party, who was too poor to
sut)TXrt her comfortably, and that
she herself, so It Is alleged, procured
her subsequent pawning fraudulent
ly by representing that her mother
wished it to be so.
This curious custom of wife pawn
ing Is likely, therefore, to come be
fore the tribunals, to decide as to
the legal right of the various par
ties. Drake's Mamzlae.
A Pretty Collero Festive! and
Is Celebrated.
One of the prcttiont college fosti
vals that I ever c:uv wan the celebra
tion of Troo day at Wcllotiley college.--About
the elass-trco scats
were arranged upon the greensward.
One seat, higher than the rest, was
marked by a beautiful purple ban
ner embroidered in gold with the
motto and date of tho class. This
was to be the seat of the class pres
ident, or, as it was called, tho
"Throne of tho Princess." Soon tho
seats were filled by tho college stu
dents. First came tho "specials,"
who were dressed as xray Japanese I v or icinnging to, or which mar b.
... , j vi v I fler held, owned or belong t said
lilriN, ill must: rtui-" uutt uiu uowa
bunched behind." Uow their fans
fluttered, and how bright wcrj
their parasols! Then followed tho
subfresbmen In dark blue, the col
lege color, with daisy girdles.
Tho sophomores appeared as nuns,
robed in black and white, with cords
of clover blossoms about tho waist.
A horn was heard blowing clear over
tho campus. Soon a merry band of
girls in green came running forth at
tho summons, and this was joined
by another band and then another.
These were juniors pretending that
thev were Robin Hood's famous
hunters. The freshman class were
Greek maidens, clad in looso,
white robes such as Nausicaa
wore at that famous game of
ball about which all college girls
like to read. Tho seniors appeared
finally, robed in purple gowns and
caps, as dignified as one would ex
pect girls to be who are about to say
farewell to college days. Tho senior
president seated herself upon tho
throne. Lively little heralds called
the names of tho classes, and then
tho responses came in cheer after
cheer of clear, ringing voices such
hearty college cries of English, Latin
and Greek words and letters danc
ing together, with one grand end to
each cheer "W-e-l-l-e-s-l-e-yl"
After the tumult had died away it
was announced that tho senior pres
ident had taken tho role of Ten
nyson's "Princess," and would hold
court. With much ceremony gifts
were offered, after which speeches
were made. I confess that I do not
remember all. that was said, but
there were theso words spoken:
"We are to give now rather than to
receive. Wo aro to be, by doing.
We are to grow stronger by helping
tho weak ; to grow more courageous
by encouraging the faint-hearted;
to grow nobler by lifting up ono
high ideal in tho sight of all tho
world."
Farther down tho lawn was a
newly-planted tree for tho freshman
class; it was only a bundle of twigs
with a leaf or two at tho top, but
the princess gathered her court
about It with as much ceremony as
if it had been the noblest oak of the
forest. There was again much
speeoh - making, followed by tho
transfer of a spado from the sopho
mores to tho freshmen. Tho exer
cises ended in a graceful dance about
the tree. Whatever the court eti
quette, there was no doubt that all
the girls had a "royal good time."
St. Nicholas
His Coaching Accident.
Tho veteran of '40 had just finished
relating several exciting stories of
coaching in the old days In the west,
and looked around triumphantly.
"Yaas," approved a youth in whitp
flannels, who sat on tho piazza near
him, as tho veteran caught his eye.
"Mebbeyou know somethin'. about
it? smilingly suggested the old man,
in a patronizing way.
"Yaas," replied tho youth, "I do.
Lawst year I had a very exciting
expewlence with a coach. Lawst
yeah was leap-yeah, ye know, and
there was a girl at .Newport who
waited for an opportunity to pro
pose, and she was so strong-minded
that we fellows nevah gave her a
chance, because we knew we'd havo
to say yaas if she evoh awsked us.
Well, they had a coaching party one
day and I was invited, but at tho
lawst moment I found I aw had
to escort Miss Newton, the stwong-
mlnded damsel, and it so affected
me that I had a sunstwoko and
couldn't go. So they took Cholly
Bludd in my placo, and Cholly came
back engaged. I cried for joy that
night over my narrow escape."
"Humph! ' interrupted tho vet
eran, ' there s noitnn in ina.
" EOAL NOTICE Master's sale under rls
J J cree of foreclosure in the matter of th
Ashevillc Street Hallway company. In the
Circuit court of the United States for the
Western District of North Carolina. The
Atlantic Trust compsny, complainant, vs.
The Ashevillc Street Kaflwav company and
the Ashevillc Light and Power company,
defendants. No. in equity.
Whereas, at a term of the Circuit court of
the United States of the Western District of
North Carolina held at the city of Ashevillc,
In the said State or North Carolina on the
day ( May, 1XH3 a decree was entered in
the above entitled suit, foreclosing the mort
gage of said defendant, the Ashevillc Street
fall way company, mentioned In said com
plainant's bill of eomplnint, and
Whereas, It is therein ordered, adjudge!
.iml decreed that all the corporate property
r all and everv nature whatsoever and
wherever situate, now owned or subs'.--piently
acquired by the said Ashevillc Street
Kailwnv company iu and near the said city
f Ashevillc. consisting of all and singular
:hcestn'e real, persons! ami mixed and ml
.he rights, privileges, franchises, leases, con
tracts anr! - hoses in action in Inw and in
qultv, of all and everv kind, n id ana- owned
oc nm-
mort-
irngxr company. Including ail a m singular
the railway, switches and tou. iiouts, rolling
tock, equipment, electric pi in t "nd all other
roferiy in process of contraction, owned
nr acquired at the date of the execution oi
the said mortgage, or subsequently by it
.-onstructed operated and maintained,
wnc ' or acquired and all the profits, in.
:nine and revenue derived therefrom, to
gether with nil the rig ts, powers, privi
leges and immunities gralted under the or-
I i nances of the Board of Alderman, and all
thar things whatsoever now or hereafter
iielonging or appertaining to, or which mnv
ne used lor the purpose of cqtiiping, operat
ing and maintaining saiu nuiroao or any
li .rt thereof; also all the property, rights
.1 ml franchises of th- Ashevillc Light and
I 'ower company acquired by the said The
Ashevile Street. Kail way compnny. Including
imong other things the following described
property :
The following lot or parcel of land In the
aid citv of Asbcvdle, beginning at the inter
section of lie fences on the south side of Ha-
i.l,. street and alinut slltv feet east of the
building formerly occupied by the Blectrlc
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R. CO.
P. W. HC1DKK.OFBB and RSIJBB FOSTBK.
Receivers
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION.
Condensed schedule In effect July 2, 1893
EASTBOUND
Lv lCuoxville
Morrifltown ,.
LVT I'aint Rockr7.r.T."
" Hot Springs
Aalieville
" Round Knob
" Marion
M organ ton
" Hickory
Newton
Statesvllle
Ar. Salisbury
Greensboro
Danville
Ar. Richmond
.NO. I6
. o lioam
. " a-l-am
.NO. 12
7 loam
8 35am
12 aopro
1 2 tpm
2 SOpm
3 f2pm
4 33pm
5 17pm
6 flpm
S 2pm
7 1 lpm
H OOpm
lo 40pm
1 a 07am
7 OOam
Lt. Oreensboro til 25pm
Ar. Durham 3 lftam
" Raleigh 6 OOam
Ooldsboro 1 2 onpm
Lv. Danville 12 lAam
Ar. Lynchburg; 1 6Ham
' Washington 8 r,am
eye!
TTrst inTTres
and Improvements
Haltimore
Philadelphia.
New York
"westbound"
Lv. New York
' Philadelphia,
naltimore
NO. 15
H orpm
lO SOpm
18 3pm
NQ.II
4V SOpm
e oopnr
o sopm
Riders of Victor Pneumatics carry an extra inner tube
to be used in case of accident. I5y 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?
Washington..
" Lynchburg....
Ar. Danville
II) 4.3pm
3 4.Qam
S 34am
BOSTON,
OVERMAN
WASHINGTON.
WHEEL
DENVER,
CO.
SAN FRANOISCO.
Lv. Richmond 12 50am
Danville S 35am
Ar. Oreensboro H 15am
Lv. Galdsboro 7 45pm
Lv Raleigh 0 OOam
Durham T f3am
Ar. Oreensboro M 05am
Asheville Bicycle Company, Agents.
isht company, and running with the soutb-
rn margin of Uagle St.
south seventy-three
and one-half degrees west ninety-five feet to a
stake; thence north thirteen degrees fifty
ninntcs east one nun 'red anrt nny lect m u
.ttilr.-. thence north seventv-threc and one
,lilf d-grces east twenty-seven fest to n
tnkc at the fence; thence north fourteen and
ne-hnlf degrees west nine feet to the fence
.orner; thence aith the fence north twentv
t wo and onr-hoir decrees east one hundred
.mil fifty -seven feet to the beginning.
Also all that true! or lot of land in said
city of Abbeville, adjoining the luuds of Mrs.
Atkins. S. O. Weldon anil others and con
veyed by J. O. Weldon nnd wife to Cs M
McLotid and on vy'iit-li the Oas Works of the
Ashevillc -as and l.i:lii company are ot
were situated, with all tights of way and
other privileges conferred on said McLoud
by deed recorded in olliee tf register of deed,
for ItiineoinlK-county in hook ft of deeds,
page 417; also, the lilctiric Light and Powet
Works, building, engines, boilers, machinery
tools wires, electrical appliances uud ap
purnttis, ilvnunios, generators, armatures
contracts of all kinds, and all other prop
crty formerly belonging to the Ashevillc
Ivlrclric l.ilit compnny; also the Gas and
Light Works, building, engines, boilers, ma
chinery, tools, wires, contract of all kinds,
rctort ltotiNe, co.il shed mid other buildings,
delivery !i;cs, fixture, lamps and lamp
posts. Iiuineisand all other property, real
ami Hrsin:il. formerly belonging to the
Ashevillc f.as nnd Light company; also all
tho property both real and personal of all
and every name anil nature whatsoever, and
whenever acquired by the Ashevillc Light
and I'owcr company, including a nong other
tilings tli grounds upon which the new
power house stands and held in the name ot
. A. 1'ciiiicnt, trustee, to-'ctlicr with all and
singular the appurtenaMees, privileges and
hcridiiunicnts belonging lo all of said prop
crl:"s incl u tin the irancliise of said Ashe
vi'lc Light .'in I I'ower eo'iipany to be a cor
tiurutw.i. an lull rights of in and through the
streets, allcvs, avenues, pulilic squares, buibl;
ingsuud parks and over .una tlir.iugll pri
vulc proK-rvv m said cily of Ahci-lc or
elsewhere to lav ilcliv ry and sei vice pipes or
s.rin wires, and the erection of t, II sorts anil
kinds ol gnt, electric and otlierp.-sts or tow
cralie s.jld under the dirce'io-i of A. T. Sum
my the u ideragned special MasterCoinmia
aioner, and the proceeds of ucli sale applied
to the sntis'actioii or said judgment, interest
and c sts except sti h as are otUcrwise pro
vided for in stiid decree, and
Whereas, it is further onlcrc I, ad.itiilgeil
and decreed 111 it said Master Com missioncr
shall sell said property for cash, or fjr cash
and bonds, and as nil entirety, und without
the bcneliv of any stay, vntuution, extension
or redemption laws nt putilic auction to the
highest bidder therefor at said city of Asbe
ville, and ....
Wncreas, It isitiruicr oruercu. nujuagcij unci
dicced that notice of the time nnd place oi
said sale shall be given by said Master Com
missioner by advertising the same t nee a
week for eight successive weeks pre eeding
the ilav ot sale in a paper publishid iu the
city ol'Ashevllle in said State of North Car
lina, and for the same period in a pap- r pub
lished in the city of New York in the State o
jcw York; and that such sale sh:ill be held
at the front door or the building used as e
court house by the Circuit court of the
United States at said city of Ashevillc at
such time us said Mas cr Commissionci
shall in said notice of said sale appoint
ami
Whereas, it is further ordered, adjudged
and decreed that no bids shall be received
irnni anv person for a less sum than one hun
dred anil twenty-five thousand dollars, and
that no bid shall be received from any per
son who sh ill not first deposit with said
Master Commissioner as a pledge that such
bidder w II make good his bid in case' of ac
ccptance the sum of twenty-five thousand
doll irs in money or rcctivcr's certificates, ot
said bonds secured by said m .rtgnge to the
compluinant to the amount of filly thousand
dollars exclusive of interest; the deposit o
received from the successful bidder shall be
applied on account of the purchase price, the
balance of the purcase price may be paid
cither in cash or Hit purchaser may satisfy the
sume In whole or in part by paying over and
.rrenileriiii aovof thcutlpaid and outstand
ing Receiver's certificates and by properly re
leasing and d.schurging any claims which
have hiretofore or which may hereafter be
adjudged to be valid liens and prior in right
to the lien of the ssid mortgage and by pre
senting nnd surrendering the outstanding
ti, I and the overdue and unpaid coupons
of the Ashevillc Light und Power company
and the bunds and the overdue and unpaid
coupons pertaining thereto, secured by the
mortgage mentioned and described In com
plainant's bill of complaint. The purchaaei
will take the said property subject to the
twenty-six thousand dollars of bonds of said
Street Railwa" company secured bv its
mortgage of 1881, also subject to the debt
or the Receiver herein as shall be outstand
ing at the dote of said sale or the confirma
tion tncrcoi, anil aiso oojewi. m ,n. vi.s-.
outstanding bonds issued by the Ashevillc
Light anil I'owcr company unoer us iiukc-
1Hk;i; also subject
held by I.
A. Tennent tor tnrce taousauu aoiiurs u.uu
accrued interest.
Now therefotc public notice Is here
by given that I, A T. Summey, Master Com
missioner, in pursuance of said decree -will,
on the 6th day of September, 1M03, between
the hours of twelve aud four o'clock of said
dav, in the city of Ashevillc, in the State of
North Carolina, at the front door of the
United States Circuit court house in said
city sell at public auction to the highest bid
der In accordance with the said terms sns
conditions of said decree the above men
ine,l nronertv. lund. premises, rights and
franchises and apply the proceeds thereof ss
a
LV Oreensboro....
" Salisbury
Statesvllle
" Newton
" Hickory
a Morgan tori ..
' Marion
Round Knob..
Ar. Asheville
" Hot Springs,.
faint Rock
. U17 pm
.11) 4Mpm
4 Q2pm
8 20ara
10 lf.am
11 Oilam
1 1 54am
12 16pm
1 59pm
1 46pm
2 4ipm
4 OOpm
(S ar.pm
6 lopra
SEE
21
US ABOUT OUR $100.00 . CLUB ON .NUMBERS I AND
THERE ARE A NUMBER OF GOOD BICYCLES,
BUT ONLY ONE BEST!
A. &.S.
Momstown
Knozville........ 7 45pm
R MLROAD NO- 16 NO- 14
R i tarn
1) li am
27am
U 52am
lo 22am
11 3am
NO" 16
Lv. Ashevillc a lOpm
4 HendersonvlUe 3 2pm
" Plat Rock 3 lOpm
" Saluda 3 32pm
Trvon 4 01pm
Ar. Spartanburg B OOpm
Lv Spartanburg.
Tryon
" Saluda
" Flat Rock... ...
" Henders'nv'le..
Ar. Asheville
NO 15 NO-13
3 llipm
4 2tpro
4 Slinm
5 22pm
r. 33 pm
41 40pm
RaLXXslslDlOlTS T
" 20pm
7 lXpm
7 47pm
H lOpm
H lf-pm
8 1 2pm
MURftHV BRANCH NO I9 NO 17
Lv. Asbeville 1) OOam f 45pm
Ar. Wayncsville lo 25am H 16pm
Lv Brvson Citv 7 OOa
" Andrews 11 31 am
Tomotla 12 on pin
Murphy .12 Stlpm
NO. 20 NO 18 1
Lv. Murphy fl 30pm
Ar. Tomotla 1 55pm
Andrews 2 35pm
Lv. Hryson City 4 06am
Ar. Wayncsville OOpm ft 25am
Asheville 7 30uin. 8 OOam
With Gormully & Jeffery Patent Tire.
PENNIlYIATsT BROS., AGENTS,
ASHEVIi-l-E, NORTH CAROLINA.
SEE US ABOUT OUR i $100.00 CLUB ON NUMBERS I AND 2 !
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
Non. 11 CLtid 12 Pullman Sleeuers between
Hot Springa and New York, via Anhcvillc,
Salisbury and Washlnfrton: aImo between
Aabeville and Cincinnati via Knoxvillo and
Harriman anil Ashevillc and Cbicaco via
Knoxvillc and Hurriuwin nnd Louisville.
Trains Nor. 13 and 14 Pullman Sleeper be
tween Asheville and Charleston, via Spar
tanburg and Columbia via S C. R'y, connect- I
inp at Loitira ma lor bavaunan viab. is k. k.
with Pnrlor cars.
W. A. TURK, S. H. I? A RD WICK,
Gen. Pans. Aftt. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt.,
VanhinKton, D C, Atlanta. Ga.
W.H. GREHN, Gen. Manager, Washington
V - I. Al l V .-. uvu (vilJL.a V. l-iU"n ll v. V .
SOL,. HAAS. Traffic Manager, WashlnKton
tlaily except Sunday.
Sunday only.
THE COUNTRY MAILS.
Brevard, Ar. 6 p m L-v. 7 a"m
Kuthvrfordton, 41 7 p m am
tturnsvlllc, 7 am" 6 am
Beach, 9 am" O am
Leicester. "11 a m " 12 m
'
t We
attach this tag
every tac or
HULL LUKHAM
for the protection of
the smoker.
The Tariff
Has not raised the price on
Blackwell's
Bull Durham
Smoking Tobacco.
There are many other brands,
each represented by some inter
ested person to be "just as good
as the Bull Durham." They
at e not; but like all counterfeits.
they each lack the peculiar and
attractive qualities of the genuine
t0 BLACKWELL'S
DURHAM TOBACCO CO.
DURHAM, N. C.
P. L. COWAN & CO.
MAKE A SPECIALTY OP
FINE WATCH REPAIRING.
Native Stones. Mcmntlnn
Made to Order.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED!
No. 8 North Court Place,
A8HBVILLB. N. C.
CAROLINA WINE AND LIQUOR STORES,
NO. 19 NORTH MAIN AND 7 AND 7 1-2 COLLEGE STS.
k.cep In nt..ak "Mount Vernon.'
'Canadian Club," and Old Baker Rye Whiskies.
Wines. Brandies, Beer. Ale and Stout for family nae. All goods delivered free.
The best
Ale and
Porter on drauKht, Unltrsucc No. 14 North Main and 7V4 College streets. Telephone
No. 162
P. S.: On and after May Dth I win send statement of accounts by mall to parties In-
(taijc to the Parmer's I. a
imnv dated January Ul,
to the purchase money iiiortRanc
fM " K
THE
ROLLER
TRAY
TRUNK
deb ted to me If not settle 1 by that time.
Respectfully,
if-.r a1 .-. ' 4 ...... .1 4I,a i. h. ,alil iIihtiv mule tin
lucio 1 "i. m. n-rticularitv. both as to the
youin; inai wiuo was ono oi mo
worst I cvah failed to taku la my
life. It was a wegulah coaching acci
dent, and nearly bwoko my heart.
Cholly mawied tho girl in June, and
in July she had an' old uncle die who
left her a million and a half, bo,
you see, we have just as Daa acci
dents nowadays," he added, triumph
antly, as they evah had in '49.
Harper a Bazar .
provided.
property to oe miu miu n. i w, n,:
reference is made to the salt! mortgage and
the decree of foreclosure entered in said suit.
a T SIIMUKV
snni MaiifrCnrntnlMioiirr. United estates I
oirrnit eourt for the Western District of I
North Carolina. I. Augustus Johnson,
William street. New York city, M. B. Car
ter, A'hcvillc, N. C, solicitors for complainant.
The Shepherd One Ahead.
r It is related of Lord Cockburn,
tho English chief justice, that one
day, on his Scotch estate, after a
long stroll, he sat down on a hill
side beside a shepherd, and observed
that the sheep selected the coldest
situation for lying down. "Mac,"
said he, "I think if I were a sheep I
should certainly havo preferred the
other sido of that hill." The shop
herd answered:
If you had been a sheep you would can
have had more sense. uoiaen uavs
PivB
RBASORS
Why
You
Should
Takb
Th a Citiikn -
1. It Prints the News.
2 lt Writes Its Own liditorlals.
3. lt Is the liest Local 1'aper Bver
Printed In W. N. C.
. lt Prints the Latest Telegraphic
News From All the World.
(1. It Believes in Ashevills Alwaya.
To sum up
KUWSPAPER.
HAVS YOU TltOUOHT OF'lT T
Six Dollars Will Oet
It Pur a Year, and If Yon
Live in Asneviue n win
Be Delivered at Your
Door livery Bvenlnfc.
The Most Convenient Trunk
ever devised.
"THE TRAY is arranged to roll back, leav-
a . , . . - . . T.h.V ana. ,f U
JUg llie UOblULU ui lua aiuu. swo ...
OCRS.
Nothing to lircak or (rot out of order. The
Tray ran be lifted out if desired, and to buy
thia stylo is a fcuarantca that you will gut
the strongest Trunk made.
If your Dealer cannot furnish you, notify
the manufacturers.
H. W. ROUNTRCE . BRO.,
Vcmmoho. VA.
PROPRIETOR CAROLINA SALOON.
WE LEAD: OTHERS FOLLOW,
. .
ACME WINE & LIQUOR BOUSE
PROFESSOR. COLB
Identifying rilm
Has nnened a music office at No. 68 Wood-
A nv 1mvI - Villi I - - , m-- ....fell,. I. fiicl a II tnvttptl to I
Both vocal and instrumental seasons i
will be given at the office or residence .as tlc-
irrri If vou do not wsnt to take lessons I
yourself caU in the Interest of your friend.
Office hours from V o'clock a. m. to 12 in.
KE
Your broken wagons and vehicles of uli
kinds to B. Bnrncttc's shop on CoIIcrc
street, where thev will be repaired
oroiniitlv and in first-vlass style. Hav-
. -
mg secured nri-cia uwi k-buuvi
make all kinds of fine shoeing a specialty.
U. BURNETTE.
r THE BEST KNOWN REMEDY.
Claims the larcest stock of first class'
pood a of an v house in the State. Makes)
a specialty of
Cooklnj? Braadies and Jelly
Wines.)
Sole agents for the Acme Old Corn.'
J AS. H. LOUGHRAN, Proprietor
No. 58 South RXiiin. Street
TELBPHONB CA.M NO. 139, . BOX 88, A8HBV1LI.E.
MY MOTTO IS TO KEEP THE BEST AND CHARGE ACCORDINGLY.
if
BONANZA" WINE AND LIQUOR GO.,
BXaixt St., AslaeviUe.
No). 4.x and 4.3 S.
Gummy Poor Paddock has lost
three thousand dollars betting: on
the races.
Gargoyle Paddock? I don't think
J know him. do IT
Gummev Perhaps not, but he's
the man who picks out the probabla
winners for the dally Blocun.
Ju4sT.
jvOiUw
65 Sonth
Mala Street.
2 doors below
city ticket of
fice.
SPECIAL ACCIDENT 1N81RANCB
FOR WORLD'S PAIR TRIP,
$3,00O aad $16 Weekly for $1 per
week. Same for ladies.
H..: :nna unnorliiiis and
Oloet in ltoo ltaya, without Pain.
I otricture. uontains no
poisonous substances, and
nteed. absolutely hsrmlesa.
prescriosMl I
nnren nu vi
- - Ifllnftln 1
fGJ I Prevents
sajpal acrid or p
SmI I is pnsrsn
o
WHOLBSALBIlBPAHtTMBNT, OBJiTff "Vr IT
PARLOR AND KBAUINO ROOM. JJN J T A S
eed absolutely nsrmiesa.
1 by physicians. Best Hy
with each bottle. Price l
roaltlsts Beware of Sab.
CIOARS, TOBACCO AND nOTTLB OOOD8, BAM
PLB, BILL1AKU AND) POOL ROOM.
BEER : VAULTS : AMD : B0TTUXG : DEPARTMENT
NO. 43.
IN : BASEKENT.
Aabeville Aeents. Kaysor Ik Smith, pre!
scription druggista. 31 Psttosstense.
fcblOdlr-
i and WhUkey Habits
cureu at noine wiui-
out pain. Bawkofpar-
s j aMBBBBSaHBSaassaai n. iw. v?inM.i,r-i, i
I V .r.i,ui1w1,.u...iiB. '--- 1
lffiPglJrJ3;
Wc respectfully solicit a share of yosr patroaaa-a.
JHsvin EutranccNo.
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