THE ASHEVIIiliB DAILY CITIZEN
Friilav Evening, August 11, 1893.
ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN !
Tub Daii.t Citixbn, Kemocrattc, ia published
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FRIDAY. AUGTST 11. 1893.
OVER IX TILLXIA.MA.
In the eyes of the President, we sup
pose the Rrcat gri'idinn tariff tax is a
mere nothing, a b;iatelle us eumpartil
with this silver purchase la w. Wilming
ton Messenir.
This is hardly fair. The l'rcsiilcnt in
his anti-silver message distinctly said,
in very impressive words, that "tarifl re
form has lost nothing of its immediate
and permanent importance."
"Trinity college makes a ucw depart
ure in this State, in its school of journal
ism, of which Professor Weber, formerly
of the Charleston News and Courier, and
Professor leroine Dowel of Charleston
are to be in charge," says a current item
A school to make journalists is not so
mu. h needed in North Carolina as hun
dreds of schools to make readers. Right
there is where North Carolina news
papers need assistance, not in the edi
torial rooms.
Tbe
Carried
A FINK UHKBSINU 1JOWIH.
Iii the Senate on lucsuuv Mr. Hale
submitted the following:
"Resolved, That on and idler Tlnu s
ilnv. Autrnst It). 1S)3, until otherwise
orrlt-n-fl. the hour of the meetini; of ti e
Senate shall be at 11 o'clock in the lore
noon."
Mr. Hale stated that the object of the
rrunlnt inn was to s renidtlK ii the hand
ot the President "by decreasing the mini
bcrofdays which must elapse before
(."omrresa ailoots tl;C legislation which
he recommends."
Mr. Hale's "nrcviousiiess" in thrustin
Gaffnky City, S. C, Aug. 0. Your
correspondent's bciiiK si Jiative of South
Carolina may not prevent him from
Kiviu an ex parte opinion of what is
called the "Tillman Reform;" for fJ00!
citizens of this State are divided as to
that matter. Though born and educa
ted in upper South Carolina anil belong
ing to the class now in control of the
State, 1 think I am prepared to state
matters fairly and do justice to all.
It is a misnomer to call it the 'Till
man Reform," since it began with the
people years before lJenj. R. Tilluian eer
entered public life as a leader.
The parties and the influences which
produced the two factious the Tillman
and the Anti-Tillman grew out of the
circumstances of low country and up
country. The low country being tt'e
utiist settled and containing the
wealthy pl-intcrs and the cinutnerci il
cities, luruislieu the ablest I I w-m.-i kers
indllie various iheials up to lst.
The South Cnrolina college was estab
lished and patronized by this inllaieutial
class.
The up country produced the s-inall
farmers and mountaineers, who owned
few slaves ami were in the minority until
alter the war; since which they have
been ijreatlv strengthened bs citizens of
the middle and even lower section of the
State until they now have a majority.
1 1 was this class educated bv denomi
national influences, that were oppotcil
to the state support of the South Caro
lina college. Thi opposition led to the
establishment in the upper section of the
state ot schools operated bv individuals,
and of denominational colleges, such as
the 1-urmau I Diversity at l.ireenville. the
WotV-rd College at Spartanburg and the
Krskiuc at Due West.
I'p to the war, and lromlS7 to 1 .sss.
the low country plantation and ciiv
classes held control of the state govern
ment, and men educated in the State col
lege generally held the ofliccs and domi
nated the professions.
hat is known as the 1 illman reform
flalloriu Must Be
Out.
From the States , illc La dmatk
The President's message is somewhat
of a disappointment to the Landmark.
We arc not surprised that lie advocates
the repeal of the Sherman law. We had
expected that, and thus far he is right.
Hut we had hoped and expected that he
would formulate some plan lay down
some lines for the legislation whih
must necessarily follow the rccnl of the
la w if the promises of the platform on
which the party marched to victory
last November arc to be cariied out.
Ami they must Wcanicd out.
Cotlou "Will Help n Henp
Prom the Auk st Chronicle.
The cotton crop of the South w ill bring
) into the United States, during the season
beginning S-ptcmbcr $J0(),O00,O00 in
gold.
I here will lie plenty ol money, too, to
move the cotton crop. As soon as cot
ton begins to move actively the balance
of trade, .-is between this country and
Kurope, will rapidly turn in our favor.
Gold will pour in for our cotton and the
financial situation will be greatly im
proved. -Willi "1 lie- freHldeut.
From the Cli'lrU-Htun News untl Courier.
Tlie only danger from present appear
ances, lies in the dilatory methods ol the
Senate, ami w ith good and determined
management on the part of the adminis
tration Dcmoei als, backed by the sound
money Republicans, a way ought easily
to 1 e found to o vei eonie or, if uccesssarv,
alter this - methods, ami carry into effect
the loiiillv expressed wish of the country
that the Sherman act be repealed at the
earliest practicable niumeiit.
Business Brevities
THE CELEBRATED '
WALL TRUNK ! -
just what von
WRItiHT & CO.
WANT. SOLD liXCU'SlVbLY ISY BLANTUN,
NOVKLTIH8 IK
TRAVELING BAGS
Bl.f'OS, 'WRIGHT & CO.
PRICES ON-
tx
"UMIIKI-LI.AS Rli COYKKUD Willi.!
WRICHT & CO.
. i r' at hlantun,
himself forward from the ranks of the
minority to urge haste on the Democrats I has put the opposing class in control t
in the rental ol a measure wlucli Air. I puuue auairs.
Hale and other Republicans voted fo
and arc responsible for, was promptly
resented bv Democratic senators. Mr
Cnrnun said I we ouote ill this article
from the Congressional Record ):
"As the Senator from Maine knows,
and as the coutitrv knows, we cannot
dispose of this (uestion on the moment.
:,.,.! tomorrow. The Senator knows lull
well that members on both sides of the
Chamber are divided in opinion as to the
nniruT remedy to be applietl. l ne t resi
lent has oreseiited a view, clear ami cm
i, hatie on one side, but there arc other
views, and Congress is to determine pre-
eiselv what shall be clone. I tiat ueeisiou
cannot lie reached today or tomorrow
and in my judgment It is belittling the
ouestiom it is trilling with the great
iimmpri'iil 1 interests ot this country for
ih to seek small advantages on cither
side of the Chamber."
There was some further talk along
this line, Mr. llale insisting "on immed
;iti .-ii-t ion" and then the Senator from
Maine lxcaine tangled in the grip ol the
"Tall Sycamore of the Wabash." Right
there the fun began. Mr. Yoorhces said :
"The idea of dealing with this condi
tion in the hop, skit and jump style s
,..vi,,l bv the Senator from Maine is
..niyin.r In the Senate of the 1'nitcd
Khiirs ,'iikI the haste with -a Inch the
Si-n.-it or snrines forward to undo what
li,-himself has hclocd to do is another
surmisinir feature. The Senator from
Mfiinc fovirrts that every curse of the
Sherman act comes home to roost eia
t hnt sill.- ot the chamber, and not on
liiw
livery vote that passed it throuuh
this body was cast by that side of the
i li;imU'r and not one bv this. Not a
single vote on our side was given for that
miserable act. 1 voted against it on its
,,:!. and for the same reason, because
of its degradation of one of the precious
metals of this country, I shall vote lor
its -neal. 1 never believed in it; 1 do
not now; but the ielea of the Senator
from Maine arraigniug this side ot the
STYLISH, RKI.IAItl.Iv,
WRIGHT & CO.
ClIliAP BY TUB THOUSAND AT BL4NTON,
THli UKST Cl'STOM AND KLvl'AlK SHOP IN NOUT1I CAROLINA AT
BLANTON, WRIGHT & CO.
39 Pat ton Avenue, AslievlUe, IV. C.
The tact that this class
has been swelled into a large majoiitv
composed of the people who have grown
up since the war and have adopted ideas
of their own. assures the ocrmancticv ot
their control, irrespective ol the iulluencv
ot 1 illman or an v other man.
The lenders and officials of the present
regime were educated principally in pri
ite anil denominational sciiools, aneJ
put forward and elected by the' stalwart
farmers of t he country. In educational'
legislation t hey are encouraging thecom
tnuii school system, anil are establishing
such high schools as the Ccmsou college-.
located on the homestead of John C. Cal
houn, .arid the State institute lor girls, at
Rock Hill, S. C. They continue to sup
port the old State college and the mili
tary academy bv appropriations meas
ured by amounts allowed the new insti
tulious.
The issue which no w absorbs the great
est amount -of public attention is the
dispensary law, bv vhi;-h ali licensed
bar rooms, run by individuals, were
closcil on luc lirst ot I ist lulv. I lie op
position to this l.i '.v e nlies principally
trora violet. L opponents of Governor
Tillman, Iroiti disappointed liquor ilea I-
ets, ami mm extreme and taiiatical
1'rohil.itiomsls. It is st led the Tillman
lispeus.il ; vet Tillman was not tbe
'.atliorot the law passed by the Legisla
ture. It was a measure adopted by that
body to satisfy a demand made bv a
lai '-e majority of the voters at the pri
maries for reform in the liouor business.
Notwithstanding the many objections
and violent attacks against the dispen
sary law, it is a pleasing fact that not a
liar ruuiu can lie found in South Caro-
iua. The removal ol these, with their
billiard and pool rooms, has put liquor
beyond the reach of those who needed
protection from the growing evils. A
igilaut execution of this law against
blind tigers" will, in the judgement of
many, produce a wondeilul reform, and
this is the opinion ot
Kowlntiit Hitwai i.
lit
iC? ti Br xs mm i
rfJBrjir' m i mm mw
(5po. W. M.'iy & Co. luive ivinuvt'tl
to 42 North Muin Htitvt. Tlmir
new store will be fixed up in a
few duys
Absolutely
Pure
A crctim of ttu tar ImkitiK powder. IMk'i-I
e-it of till in IraveniiiK wtretifcth. Luteal
I'nite-if Sjtl- CovrromKit 1'uoil Kepurt.
KUVAI. HAK1NU I'OWIIEK CO.,
toil Wall St.. New V.rk.
SOUVENIRS
ti-GEMS-ir
Wedding Presents.
KLUBLU
lilll'CIill
AILROAU
AT IiS.
RAILROAD TICKETS
itoo ro tio.oo
AND
Sold.
Why pay $ll).OUO tor a ticket that you can buy fir $7.l0 or $ti.ol. CIkuji t'ckcU
every licrc. Kvcry tick t Kuarantcvd. Accltknt insurant, $.1,000 Tor LT cts. tr day.
Kay's Cut-Kate Ticket Olliee,
28 SOUTH MAIN ST., ASHEVILLE, N.
Tele ;p li 0110 134.
C,
JEWELRY
l ilt MeNHtiice Iulerpreled.
rriiill tla- KU-limoml liiHjmteh.
What does the Prcmdcnt mean when
Chamber and appealing tome personally he says that "the people of the I'nited
to money recognized
MADE TO ORDER.
ARTHUR M. FIELD,
LEADING JEYtELERt
iH SUVTH 9IAIN STRKUTi
READ
THESE TESTIMONIALS
Han-is' Litliia Water,
Harris' Lithia Springs, S. C.
in m.-ikp li.iste tu undo the infamy aud
fraud which he himself voted to fasten
n,i this country is about the most re
freshing thinir that I have witnessed in
vFiirs of nublic life. I Laughter and
anpiausc in the galleries.
"The Senator is penitent; he is sorry
for what he has done; he is in sackcloth
M.i.l .-ivh.-s and he is crying, W oe is me
hum no. sf) that I can undo this deed
II.. is r.-iked with remorse. That is the
attitude he occupies hete. 1 know the
Senator from Maine. He is not sincere
in supposing this great fmancial.iuestion
can be disposed ol in ems way
When the Senator appeals to me as
chairman of the finance committee to
hurrv. 1 cannot help but remind him
ili.it I am annealed to unco his own
wrong doing, to undo the flagrant piece
ot legislation ol wmcn ne compiana-, auu
I remind Senators on the other side ol
the Chamber that thev are in no attitude
in Kfu:ik inland sav. 'Hurry, let us undo
this deed.' It is your own d-cd
il i vonr own legislation, aud we
arc called upon in this hot sum
mer month ot August not to correct
Democratic legislation, not to sit on
errors of our own, but to sit on your
errors. VYe are called here in extra sscs
! at the sacrifice of all the case and
.nniliirlH of life to meet an issue made by
i'iiii And not bv US..
"Whose name does this act ljear ? The
name of the most distinguished Repub
lican in the United States. Ills name
has been borne aloft with this act. 1 did
not Iwlieve in it at the time. I predicted
evil when it was passed. 1 told the dis
tinguished Senators who arc near me
from the western silver states that it
was a wrong movement, and they ought
not to have accepted it as a compromise
at the time; but 1 clul not octicve it
would effect as much evil as it has. Now,
in th face of these CTils. the Republican
Riilt! of the chamber ask us to hurry and
undo them. We will undo them as fast
as we can. with method and in order,
but not in haste, or in a spirit o disre
States are entitled
is sucli on e very change aud in every
market ot the world".'' lie means to
say that gold aud silver constitute the
only real money m the world, ami not
only so. but that lor gold money to be
as good as silver money it is necessary
that the- intrinsic value of the bullion
in a gold dollar shall be eipial t.i the in
trinsic value ol tic million in a snvcr
dollar. He means also, of course, that
lor silver money to be as good as gold
money it is necessary that the itistritisic
value of the bullion in a silver dollar
shall be ciitial to the intrinsic value- of
the bullion in a gold dollar. This real
mone y can be weighed in order to ascer
tain its value.
We Can't Ikiioic Hie llat(ui in
I-'ron th- AtUti:u Constitution.
The duty of I einocrats in Congress is
plain as elay. 1 hey are not in a posi
tion to ignore the Democratic policy put
forth in the Democratic platform. Speak
er Crisp in his speech to the nominating
aucus, outlined Democratic dutv in one
short, sharp sentence. "We must redeem
our pledges.'' It is clear that Mr. Clev
land iioicis nimscif ana nis views aoove
the party. ' He may be. as his intimates
ha ve claimed, "a platform unto himself.
Hut 1 )-tnoerai ic Congressmen cannot
hold themselves above their party. They
owe a responsibility to both tbe party
aiul the iieople, and this obligation thev
must discharge fearlessly and faithfully.
For 4 old Alouc
From the Wilmington Messenger.
He makes no suggestion as to what is
best to be done after the killing of the
Sherman law. I!ut he seems at the ver-
close to give a l.int for gold alone as the
American standard o? valves. D that is
his meaning he is not in accord with
SoutLcrn Democrats or with his party
as it nctinccl itseil at tnicago. lie was
. . ..i . .. . i i t.i
. ,. , .. . g 1 .... I iiul 4IHH.U iinu wouiu never na vc uecn
i'u ril to ail tnc meuiioua v, ..mi i , , . , t
. . i , .4-,... ,. I tUVliU UI'Ull t 14 ' 11 1 l.lllllilTU.
. n,at ,n imiinrtnnt lceislatioil. I 1
" ' ' ' . "
Iu other words, instead of Republicans
everywhere standing on the top rail ofl
the fence and yelling out: "Repeal .the
Sherman Act ; it is doing great mischief!
sn- to what an awful state the Demo
crats have brought this country ! " they
ought rather to be out behind tbe barn.
clad in deep mourning and saing noth-
MfMffl
ciaa la apuiuui.....n . I covery cures every one et tbem. It rrr,
inz but what is in the line of confession. I them, too. Take It. as you ought, whe
...7 . i,i l.r , Y,nt im. i feel the first 3rrnptom. ( languor, loss.
W bat assurance, what brass, what lm
pudenceto ask tbe Democratic party to
hurry in tbe task of getting them out of
the hole they dug in the full flush of their
undeserved and niisued power !
Lost His Watermelon.
From the Franklin Prea.
We left our back last Saturday at Mr.
Stewart's 6eld, three miles this side of
Highlands, to yisit the Cullasaja Falls,
and oa oar return found that tbe back
bad been plundered and all our rations
and a fine watermelon stolen. '
a loxo mocEssioir
of diwases start from a torpid liver and im
pure blood. Dr. I'ierce'a Oolden 2Iedioal Dis
covery cures every one of them. It prevents
a. iau ic, aa you ougnt, wnen you
nrnt irmntomi i lajieuor. loss or ao-
petite, dnllness, depression) and you'll aare
.mi i w If from wimpthinff itnrlraia.
In buildinir up needed flesh and strenirth.
ami to purify and enrich tbe blood, nothing
can equal the " Discovery." It invigorates
the liver and kidneys, promotes all the bodily
functions, and brines back health and vat or.
For Dyspepsia, " Liver Complaint," Bilious
ness, and all Scrofulous, Rlrin, and Scalp Dis
eases, it is the only remedy that's cniircmtH
to benefit or cure, in eVery case, or the money
is reiunaeq.
About Catarrh. No matter what tou'tb
tried and found wanting, you caa be cured
with Dr. Bases Catarrh Remedy. Tbe pro
prietors of this medicine agree to cure you.
or cbx4 pay you aauu la caso.
THE FRENCH BAKERY
Has I ice ti UiuKht Uy W. A. JAM l;S, JR.,
uml will Ijc t un aa a fiist-ciiis -t Imkrry nt
ISO. 5 COLLKUK HTKI5KT,
Vc will keep a fro-h supply nl' CAKKS,
I'lriS, ami IHit:AIl on liiiml all the lime.
l'Ti-nipt attention kivl-h oil trlern.
QIVE US A. CALiLil
SJJMJ THE N i:YS
Of your I section to THli C1T1ZUN.
livt n if you cun f;-t tOKCtlii r unly u few cr-
sonai itctiiA or somi'luini; about the crops.
stud us a letter, lou will a.uvirli'.c your
town; It will d irood and rot barm. If I
you can't ecntl a letter, send a fustul card
If you can't pend n postal card, th n scud
SUUSCRIPTION DOLLAR. ot out of ytur
neighbor w hrn he was fe :Hn; Kood and
wanted to benefit himself.
MISS L. M. BhOWNE,
Formerly Tilth Stern Ilro'H.. 23r! street
iin.l Fifth avenue. New York Cltj, will be in
town till llie first of octctier, durinx which
time she w i'l jclvc U-nsons in the S. T. Taylor
system of cutting Ladies Garments. AIko
cut patterns for l.-dicsdceirinK perfect filtinK
garments. Can lie arcn from 10 o'clock to
4. p. m at the Oaks Hotel. auKsl-m
55 South
Mala Street,
U doors below
city ticket of-
6ee.
SPECIAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE
FOIt WORLD'S FAIR TRIP,
SS.OOO and 915 Weekly for $1 per
week. Same for ladies.
Excursion Tickets X
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
CHEAP RATrS TO ALL POINTS!
C V. RAY,
Member Amcriean Ticket Brokers' Associa-
lion. 2M South Mala street.
E. Bl. ANDREWS.
16 and 18 W Trade St.
The lead in ir Furnitarr, Piano and Orjraa
dealer in tbe CaruMnas. Write him for
t-ricta, or aee W. 41. Heeblea, r-rcial ajcnt, at
StH South Main Street, AabevUle, N. C. Spec
ial attention Riven to famishing hotels and
fine residences. U. M. ANDRKW8,
JSdSm Charlotte, N. C.
Oilicc ot" Dr. tjli u lliy Williiims,
Ashcv'llo, N. C, April 21-, lu:i
An cjLcmlcd use of Harris' LUhia Water,
prompts mc to the statcnu nt thnt I rcttrd
it us otic of the bt't, if not the very best
I.lthia waters known t the profession. In
the condition of 'phosphatic urine" its ac
tion is marvelous. Its use In the rheumatic
and gouty diathesis, afford- tne more com
fort than cither the Buffalo or Londonderry
waters. Very truly yours.
(Slenrd) J NO. HEY WILLIAMS, M. U.
K. P. Walker testifies;
I have used Harris Lithia Water and when
using same was both please 1 ntid t etutittctl.
In using it liberal quautities should be taken,
for my cxrerlcnce teachts me that small
amounts arc disappointing, whereas a gen
erous use is followed by most gratify ng re
sults. Yours truly.
(Signed) R. i. WALK. lilt.
15IG liAKGAINS
In Real Estate
L will oiTtr during August Thirteen Lots
of 10 acres each, two miles north of the
court house, at the very low price of $2uu
per acre. This laud is well watered w ith
fine tpi ii'KS, has nice groves of oaks. Is only
one-half mile from the electric ear and ad
joins the dummy line. It is very rich and
suitable fur truck farming, dairying,
poultry miMuir. Think of securing a farm
in the edge of At-hevillc lor $U,000 which you
can make a living on, where tuxes and
licnsis are not so high. I am determined to
sell this laud in Auguxt, and first comes will
Kit first choice. When the city grow? out
over this land, which it wilt do in a tew
years, think what ten ui'i'is is worth to
make into lots and sell.
1 also have 10 ccven ucre lots, one and
6ne-fuurtli miles east of the court house for
sale at $1 10 tvr acre. This lund is tieh and
lies well fur truck farming. Nice groves and
is well wutc.cl and adjoins the Sultlc a
era! springs. Terms cany. Kespeetfully,
T. 13. BOSTIO
STIl.f. ANOTI11JK.
A-iheTille, N. C, April 14, 1803.
I am Kfad to be able to sny a word with
regard tu Harris' I.ithia Wuter. I have
used It with the greatest ponsihle teuc6t iu
chronic rheumatism. As compared n-ith Uic
Buffalo Lithia, I find it quicker and it re
quires less quantity. It has my heart v en
dorsement. Vcrv truly yours,
(Sisncd) MRS. T. W. BRANCH.
These arc all bonnfule letters from people
we know and have conGiicncc in their state
ments. Anulyiiis on each buttle.
Wholesale depot for Ashevillc. and Western
North Carolina.
RAYSOR & SMITH,
HOLB AGENTS,
NO. 3t PATTON AVENUE.
"Oak Terrace."
BOARDING HOUSB,
94 HILL81DB BTKEBT.
On Lookout Mountain Electric Car
Line. Large grounds and plenty of '
shad.. MRS- M E HILL-
TAKE
Your broken waicoua atij Tcbieles of all
kinds to B. Burnctte's shop on College
street, where they will be re-paired
promptly aud in first-elass style. Mar
ine secured a first-class hurse-sbocr 1
make all kinds of fine shoeing a jcciuHy
13. BURNETTE.
WORLD'S FAIR.
Iftrota mrtt vahw to the World's Pair,
writ- th Daily Citiseu. AsheTllle, N. C, for
Illustrated Drtatcd matter describing the
Pair, an ft time, table and pamphlets issued
b trie at.amcr llnea or raitriads you would
use from tout house to Chicago. No chanrt
la made. This offcr in aaa U - special sr.
rssgesMst with the sum-eat oa ucparuncat I
the Csu-srtiaa Caioau
: For Sale on Easy Terms :
THE
CHOICEST FARM ON SWANMANOA.
ABOUT 0 MILKS EAST Ol- ASilBVlLLH
ON W. N. C. K. K.
Dozen line sprinRs, seventy-five acres wuud-
lucds, larc acreage, eho!cc bottom lands,
uplands In fine condition, crass and
clover, vineyard, one and one-half mile
river front, Rood roads, best of neigh
borhood! etc. make tins the most desir
able farm In Buncombe eouoty. Within
one and a half mites is being crtetcd the
$30,000 Industrial School building. Al
so the proposed Mammoth Knitting
Mills, backed by five mil ion dollars,
wilt Include part of .this farm. Apply to
Oa D. SUT'IXU,
augTdtf Ashevillc, N. C.
HIGH GRADE WHEELS
xj DROPPED !
We have a munber of now ami oecoiul hand wheels
on hand which we wi.sh to close out, and for the next o0
daya offer them at greatly reduced prices.
Call ut our store and examine and get prices, whether
you wish to purchase or not.
ASHEVILLE BICYCLE CO.,
34 Patton Avenuo.
TKLHPMONU NO. 40.
THE H AY WOOP
White Sulphur Springs' Hotel,
WAYNESVILLE, N. C.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT,
Is Now Open for the Reception of Guests.
It has been thoroughly renovated and many improve
ments mad".', among which are Porcelain bath tubs on
each iloor of the Hotel, with hot and cold water, also at
the bath house at the Springs. A tine Chalybeate spring
recently discovered on the premises, the water of which
is as gcod of its kind as the noted Whitu Sulphur, which
makes the plae doubly at tractive to those in search of
fine mineral waters Amusements consist ol Ureneslra
and Dancing, Lawn Tennis, Bowling Alley, etc. It is the
intention of the management to make it a pleasant and
homelike resort For furt her information address,
B. I CIIATFIELD. Proprietor.
JtetrAlso Proprietor of Highland Park Hotel, Aiken, S. C.
TUB Normal and Collegiate Institute,
FOR YOUNG WOMEN.
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Second Session, September 13, 1893.
This institutiuo ij located In the must bcautl'ul supurb of of Ashfviilc N. C The ui
clous builUinB, rceently completed for Its ose st o cost of J00.O0O Is furnished with pure
water from Springs on the premises, is lighted with kss, heated by hot water and pro
vided with hot and cold baths.
The health nnd habits of the pupil arc carefully Kiinrdcd. ltesidcs the ample snacr
given for outdoor exercise, s well equipped KymauKium will be fitted up within doors. No
expense has been spared to make the sin crane and sanitary arrangements perfect.
liach pupil will have her share in the domestic work, as n part of her r jctieil train
ing for life, and whilst aiming at thurouichnrss la every department, the iiiauaKcment
will strive to provide for those committed to their care the advan tufcen, not in rily of
a christian school, but a christian home. No pupil will be received who is not la reasona
ble health, or who cannot furnUh credential, as to moral character.
FOUR SEPARATE COURSES OF STUDY ARE OFFERED TQ THE STUDENT.
1. TUB NORMAL COURSB, for the thorough truiniuu of teachers uuder Instructors
from the best Normnl schools.
8. SBMINAKY OR CUI.LHC1I ATB COURSB, inctudiuc ancient or modern lunKunj-cs.
sciences, music, drawing, etc.
3. COMMERCIAL COUKSK, Including steuograiihy, typewritintf, bookkci ping, etc.
4. DEPARTMENT OF UiJMIJSTIO SCIBNCB, (a) Scientific cooking-, the study of
the production and manufacture of foods, etc. (b) Sewing cmlirjielne the cutting and
fitting of garments, millinery, etc.
The teachers at the head of this department arc from the ruinous Pratt School, Urook
'yn, N. V., and the others from the best institutions hi the country, chosen with reference
to Christian character, experience and ability as teachers
A thoroughly organUcd Preparatory departmcut his been Inrni.tlicd for alt such as
arc not prepared for the higher classes.
The school year Is divided into two terms; cjt to pupil jO per term, or $100 per
year, which barely covers the expense of board, the school being pructlcjlly free, huvlas
been provided (or by a few liberal friend J of female education. For further particulars ap
ply to REV. THOSIAB LAWKEMCE,
jT2o' Ashevillc, N. C.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER IN STONE.
Grsdlng of all kinds too. All sixes of
crashed stone furnished. Send all orders to
postoffice Dos Asbeville, N. C.
aaglMtf
34-Year' IIxpcrfcijce-34
MILTON HARDING
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Office and shop, Wolfe Building.
CORNER COURT PLACE AND MARKBT
STREET.
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY WITH
E. J. ASTON,
Vcncral t Insurance t .Iceul,
Rear No. JO Boats Mala street.
UatabUsbed IS6S. Ashevlile. H. C
J. A. TUNNUNT,
ARCHITECT : AND ; CONTRACTOR
Plans, spedflcstloss and estimates far
alsncd. AO work sa siy Uns contracted for,
aad no rhars-ea for drawing on- cos tracts
awarded me. -
Reft usees wars arMred.
Ofiot.li j-theaat Coart 8aaar. AsacrilhE.
GLENN SPRINGS WATER
IS A SURE RELIEF TO SUFFERERS.
Wliatllon. T D. Johnston says aboat it:
About four years sgo I commenced the use of the ClcnnlSiiiings water, to rid my sjr
tcm of tbe malaria from which I had been sufkring for nm time. 1 be water baa en
tirely relieved tnc and I cbicrfully slate that 1 belkvc it to b as good water aa can be
found for all ordinary disrates of the II v. r and kidneys. Por a general tonic and renovaler
of the ) stem I bellete It has no equal. Very truly yoB's.
"T .JOHNSTON."
Prom John P. Arlhnr, Bq , Attorney at Law:
"1 don't know the constituents ol the Glenn Bprings water; If I did I would make some
for myself. Neithr do I know how it ads; if I did I would act so myself. It is a well
made water and it acts wcil. I raa only say thst its effects on ne and my forefathers baa
been more bea Bcisl than any other water wc ever used, and I am glad it has beea pat in
tbe reach of aa poor a man as . t JOHN P. ARTHUR.
"T ?clbsm's Pharmary, May S3, 1803."
whatC. T Rss is writes Pclham's Pharmacy, Asbeville, N C.
"Gentlemen: I have ascd Gkna Bprings water and consider lt,aa compared with other
mineral waters, the best I know of. Everyone in South CaroUaa known aboat 'Old Glen
8priaga.' la fact it has been most favorably knowa there for a century. Yours truly,
"C. T. RA WL8."
Asbeville. N. C , May 37. 1883.
PELIIAM'S PHARMACY,
8ol Acrcnto ; - ...... AanCTlllc, N. C,
L . T wrR?u''Mi Sll'i,
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