THE ASHEVmLE DAIXiY CITIZEN
Fri.lav Evening, October 27, 1893.
ASHfcVlLLE DAILY CITIZEN
Thi Daily Citizbk, Democratic, is published
every afternoon (except StindY) at the fol
lowing rate mtrlctlr crnsto:
Omb Yim $6.00
Six Month S.OO
Tiui Month 1.60
On Month BO
Omb W uk IS
FROM HILL'S SPEECH
AT BROOKLYN.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1893.
Ohio ia the residence of the author of
soul-stirring "Dixie." His name is Dan
Emmett and his postoffice is Mt. Vernon,
Ohio. It occurs to us that such a man
would prefer to live in tbe South. Win
ston Sentinel.
"Dixie" is heard oftener at the North
than at tbe South for tbe reason akin to
the profound question: 'Why Jo white
sheep weigh more than black ones?"
Alderman Westall miht have car
ried his argument oeainst the United
Industrial company's proposed enter
prise still further. He might have
assumed that the company had not
obtained any options; that its dam
could be only fixe feet hisb. and that
therefore it could employ but one man.
This would have been of apiece with
Alderman Westall's assertion that Mr.
Maxwell promised to pay out to oper
atives $100000 per week. Mr. Max
well placed the figures, in the letter con
taining his only proposition, at $100,
000 per month. (See Citizkn for Sep
tember 30. first page). Give a man iu
correct premises and he can prove that
the moon is the Ferris wheel.
A Raleigh teleeram savs that "the
North Carolina Commissioner of Agri
culture has issued an address to the cot
ton growers of the State, iu which he
savs that the cotton crop this season is
overestimated; that the outlook is de
cidedly inferior to that of a year ago
and that instead of being 7,500,000
bales, this year'scropwill.in his opinion
be less than last year's crop. He de
clarcs that if farmers will hold their cot
ton thev will sell before the season is
over for at least ten cents a pound
The Commissioner takes a great respon
sibility on himself when he promulgates
this advice. It is doubtlnl whether his
duty is not done when he furnishes
without' comment, the facts as gathered
in regard to the cotton crop, allowing
the farmers to draw their own conclu
sions.
Some weeks ago a minority of the pco
pie of Roanoke, Va., attempted to jus
tify the lynching and burning ot a negro
But since that time reason has come
back to the citizens of that town, and
the report of the grand jury just maile
on the Smith case says :
After the Mayor was taken away
they could have removed the prisoner to
a sale place, and the city would have
been soared the disgraceful scenes ot
that night and of the following dav
when it had no protection and was ab
solutelv given over to mob law. There
were no means tor good citizens to get
together to aid in restoring order.
"The riotous speeches then made can
not be censured too severely; The at
temot to drag the dead negro through
the streets, and the burning of his body
was an exhibition of brutality hardl
ever exhibited in a civilized country, an
the brave men who, in the face of au
angry mob, resisted this, deserve the
highest commendation."
The day is past and gone forever when
there shall be "protection for the sake of
protection" irrespective of the demands
of the treasury, a doctrine heretofore
zealously advocated bv our Republican
friends, but now distictly repudiated by
the people. The exploded doctrine can
not be resuscitated: it has gone to the
sleep that knows no waking. It is the
plain auu simple duty ot tne Democratic
party the duty of its choosen represen
tatives, not with unbecoming haste, but
at the approaching regular session, with
deliberation and care, to proceed to the
enactment nf a "tariff for the revenue"
measure based up the constitutional
principles to which I have alluded and to
which we arc solemnly committed.
The senseless farce of having Federal
officers at our polls every two years is
not only contrary to the spirit of our
constitutions, and not only tramples
upon our State rights, and accomplishes
no beneficial results, but is a grievous
burden upon the taxpayers of the coun
try. The records ot the Treasury De
partment at Washington show that
since the enactment of this law, there has
been paid out for tees tor Supervisors ot
tvtcciionsaiune lucsura ui ii,oot,ojci tt-,
and there has also beeu paid out to spe
cial deputy marshals during the same
tune t lie sum ot $1 , l- ,u;.i j.
If our national Treasury is nearly
empty, if our revenues are insuthcieut tor
our expenses, if our tariff laws are de
fective and inadequate, if there exists un
easiness In business circles owing to the
governmental extravagance of the past
four years, these are conditions which
have been left us as legacies by the Re
publican party and for which Republi
cans alone are responsible. The Democ
racy is responsible for its own record,
but not for the record of its adversaries.
The expenses of Mr. Harrison's admin
istration were greater bv $'.lo,4-27,- 13.83
in his last year than iu his first year;
and the expenses of his last year were
greaser by over eighty million dollars
than clunntr anv year ot ilr. neviiana s
administration.
We kit the Harrison administration a
respectable and abundant surplus in the
Treasury in 1SS8, when we went out ot
nower: they left to us a substantial or
practical deficit, daily increasing.
HEN4TOR VANCE'S VIEWS.
CUT RATE TICKETS I II OCTOBIVf1.
MONTH TO 1HTY.
bat
Wllliuif to Keep lip the Fllit
Tblnk Itae End Near.
Correspondence Richmond Dispatch.
Senator Vance said he had not given
up, and frankly said be was not disposed
to do so. lie was in feeble health, he
added, but was willing to keep up the
fight against unconditional repeal as
lone as he had any strength left. He
admitted, however, that be thought the
end was near, and was prepared to be
lieve that a vote would be reached. It
might be this week, and it might not
come for some time yet. Senator Vance
also said that in bis opinion the reported
surrender was simply servile submission
on the part of the Senate to the President
of the United States. Tbe silver men, he
went on to explain, had been forced to
crive uii hone because so many of the
Southern Senators had refused to stand
by them in the fight. They became tired
of the weary struggle.
He Oailit to Suffer.
From the Sa lsbury Herald.
Mr. Foust is in tbe hands of the law
and if he docs not suffer imprisonment
we ill be surprised and disappointed.
And he well deserves it, too.
$1 OO TO $10.00 SAVED.-
C HEATER THAN EVER BKFORB. Tickets (old and staterooms secured on nil Iiur
opcan steamthips. $5,000 Accident Insurance only 25 cent per day.
Kay's Cut-Kato Ticket Oilice,
28 SOUTH MAIN ST., ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Telephone 184.
STEAM BOILER INSPECTION AND INSURANCE COMPANY.
ASSETS, $1 ,343,905.50.
Jaiuea Wolfe, Stella Kniubcri 8 acd 9, 9Iaikct If ulldiiisr.
A. CAPABLE
CLEANLINESS IS Til 12 MAIN 1 DBA
at
IAS. WOLFE S SLAUGHTER HOUSE
WOMAN'S
All
meats chopped
free of dust
by water power,
r smoke or
anything else offensive to the taste.
Kenil your onlers to Carolina
Coal Company for JellleoLump
at ail Antl.ra.cite.
SUPERVISION
Mrs. Wolfe superintend!! the establishment anil all are invited to call and sec it at any time
President Cleveland will have the ear
nest and hearty support of the Detnoc
racy of New York in all his patriotic
efforts to carry out Democratic politics
and to cnlorce Democratic principles.
at Home.
Methodist cicrKy-
SEWS IN OUR OWN STATE.
A chyrsanthemum show will beheld
in Wilmington.
The colored State Fair will be held
at Kaleigh Oct. 30 to Nov. 4.
Robt. T. Gray is now reporter of the
decisions of the Supreme court.
Mrs. M. S. Whittlesey died in Raleigh,
aged, aged 99. Her brother is 92.
J. S. Carr of Durham was elected
vice-president of the American Bankers'
Association, at Chicago.
A good deal is said about sorghum
making in this State, but very little
about smjar making, yet it appears that
considerable sugar is made at home. It
answers very well for domestic purposes.
Cherokee Scout : The shipments are
larger than we ha ve ever known before
trom our county. The amount of pota
toes, chestnuts, apples, onions, peas and
beans are simply immense, to say noth
ing of fowls that go daily.
A new registration oi commercial
fertilizers is required for each year by
this State. The fiscal year begins De
cember 1, and all brands rci-istered on
and after that date will run to Novem
ber 30, 189. There will perhaps be
300 brands.
Private Secretary Telfair is now
sending to the various States and Terri
tories, and to the various States and
Territories, and to the various English
speaking colonies of Knjjlmul, the last
number of the North Carolina Supreme
court reports.
Editor C. L. Stevens of the South
port Leader has placed in the museum
of antiquities in tbe State library, a re
markable powder born made in 1761,
and used during tbe Revolutionary war.
It is carved in a wonderful way, bears
the roval arms and has tbe date of Feb
ruary 2. 1761.
Knoxville Journal : Col. I. II. Bailey,
a member of the United States commis
sion to convert tbe historic battleground
oi Cbickaraauga into a park, was at the
Palace Wednesday. Col. Bailey com
manded a North Carolina regiment n
the late war, and was three times
wounded. He has long been a prominent
figure in Western North Carolina poll.
tics, serving several terms in the State
Senate. He ia an nncle of Mr. S. A.
Bailey of this city.
A special from Salisbury to the Char
lotte Observer tells of the death ot Kev.
I. C. Price, D. D.. the eminent southern
negro orator and president of Living
stone college at Salisbury. Dr. Price was
not quite torty years old. He died at bis
residence, at Livingstone college, Octo
ber 25. of Bright'a disease at about 1
p. m. He was appointed by Cleveland,
during bis first term, as minister to
Liberia, bat declined, preferring to de
vote bis energies to tbe advancement of
tbe youth of his race.
JL sTLssntl4BSB Vkwsl It.
From the Knoxville Journal.
It is not ont of place to say here, that
the Republicans of the Senate have made
this final conclusion possible. Bat for
tbeni the administration would have
been in a strange country witbont
friends. It wonld have been too weak
in tbe Senate to have invited even so
much as a feeling; of comternpt. fbe
Democrats ia tbe Senate who stood by
the Preaiden ia bia tight against the
purchase of silver ball too were no more
thaa a corporal's guard.
17,500 barrels of floor made every day
by the Pfflabtny-Waahbara Co
Tue Heaihen
Rev. l'rank M. liristol.
man uf Chicago.
RiKiit here in Chicayo we are paying
thousands upon thousands of dollars to
evangelize the brownstone fronts on
Michigan avenue, while almost nothing
is being done to evangelize Plymouth
place and South Clark street. I could
lead vou in four minutes trom where we
stand to as dark a spot as ever defiled
the face of tbe earth. It is useless for us
to talk about saving the heathen
abroad unless we can save the heathen
at home. If you cannot save Chicago
you cannot save Calcutta. Unless vou
can save San Francisco vou cannot save
Shanghai. Unless you can save Boston
vou cannot save Bombay. We plant our
altars amongst the silks and satins and
not amidst the rags of Chicago; among
homes whose tables grlan with every
luxury and not among homes that are
empty, where little children are pinched
with want and hunger
HO YOU EXPECT
O BECOME A
MOTHER ?
"Mothers'
Friend"
asaKFs p.Him birth easy.
A .i.hs N.iture, Lessens Danger, sjul Shortens Labor.
' 31 v wilo suffered more in ten minutes
vith. her other cliildren than she di-i all
another with her last, after having used
.our bottles oi -olhj a xbx o x ,11,
mya a customer.
Henderson Dale, Druggist, Larmt, iu.
Sent by express on receipt of rrice, f 1.50 per but
le. Uuok " To Mothers " moilcu free.
ERADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
Ta ti nv ALL DRUGGISTS. MTLAHTA.
Grand Combination Offer!
The Louisville Home and Farm
And The Asheville Weekly Citizen
For Only $1.10 Per Year.
Strictlyin. Advance.
The only strictly Boiler Imsuronce Company iu the United
States. Four inspections annually. Best in-
spection. Best Insurance.
BRANCH & GASH, Agents,
34 PATTON AVE., AHHhVILLK. TELUPHONB NO. 40.
If you pay f 150 for a lieycl6 why not buy the best made?
Best material. Best Workmanship. Best finish,
latest improvements.
Vr AVER Li Y Best Wheel on earth for $ 100.
Second hand Wheel at greatly reduced prices.
ASHEVILLE BICYCLE CO.,
84 Pntton ATrentie.
The Cosmopolitan Magazine
. . . . O ....
Ithe weekly citizen
SOUVENIRS
WANT COLUMN.
WANTED.
Castle Kest. ii-4 Grove utrect.
octdlm MKS. M. SCH I K R M BISTER.
TOSITION WANTED-A ynuoRman thor
JL ou k my competent wouki line p
an clerk or bookkeeper in store or omi
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octiifidiw
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octi.6d3t
ell a
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cent Mnmp for circular.
J. J. MI rCHKLL,
.Birmingham, Ala.
JEWELRY
MADE TO ORDER. '
ARTHUR M. FIELD,
LEADING JEYiELER.
IS SOUTH MAIN 8TUBET.
WANTED To borrow $2UO to S500 for
three months or lonser. on beat secu
rity; no bunas, but reasonable interest. Not
pressed for money, but could make more if
1 had this additional capital. V. o. llox
60. jv'Jdtf
FOR RENT.
FOK HUNT A. new, nicely furnished and
conveniently arranged house. Call at
octl'.'dtl G3 CUUKCU STKKdT.
RBNT Furnished or unfurnished
lice eight room houvc. Apply to W. A.
Blair for information. 45 Patton Avenue.
oct23dlw
FOR
nic.
VJR RENT The European hotel. 28
South Main St.. Asheville, N. C. First
class stand for restaurant. Terms reasona
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iding. aufCftfati
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If YOU WISH TO CAKKY
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Hi: GKKAT ILIA'STRATKD MONTHLIES have in tlic i.ast sold for $4.00 a
car. It was a wonder to printers bow Tlic Cosmopolitan, w ith its yearly
1530 pages of reading matter by tbe greatest writers of tlic world, and its 1200
illustrations by elevcr artists, could be furnished for $3.UO a year. In January
last it put in tlic most perfect magazine printing plant in the ,woi Id, and now
conies what is really a wonder:
We Will Cbt the Price of the Magazine Still More for You !
Think of it, 1 IS pages of reading matter, with over 1 i.') illustrations a
volume that would sell in cloth binding at $1.00.
I-OK OTMI.V
IS"
- I'KJiTS.
Thomas, Johnston building-
The World's Cilala Over.
From the London Saturday Review.
Three years have passed since the Bar
inir crisis. It was accompanied by the
breakdown of South America: it has
been followed by a further great depre
ciation of silver, by a banking crash in
Australia, bv a currency crisis iu the
L'nited States, by the bankruptcy ot
Portugal and Greece, by an increase ot
the financial ditliculties of Spain. Italy
and Mexico, and by a genersJ depression
ot trade. There are good grounds for
hoping now that the series of disasters
is at an end and that we are entering
upon a period of recovery. Investors
everywhere are beginning to take cour
age, and there are signs that by and by
investment buying will become lariie.
Three great mapkets in particular are
likely to attract attention in theimmcdi
ate future. First and most important
of these is the American.
J. C. BROWN,
Plumbing, Steam
and Gas Fitting.
FOR RENT The 18-room brick house No.
55 College utreet. For o central a sit
uation the outlook is beautiful. It was
built for a home for a larcre family, and lias
I everything necessary for a first class board-
: nouse. umurn.sncu. Appiy to
ing 1
sept22dtf
L. M. HATCH.
FOR RENT That large and conveniently
arranged bouse. No 62 Merrimon ave
nue Hot and cold water with baths on two
floors All modern improvements Location
central, with large well abAdcd grounds
Splendid residence for large family or board
ing house Apply to HCorM JFAGG.
tgrio a tt
TIN AND SLATE ROOFING.
TTIOR RBNT-
JU dwelling or UO rooms;
All orders Intrusted to my care will receive
prompt and personal attention. Qsatity of
work and material guaranteed.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
-A desirable and well located
thoroughly fur
nished for taking first clas boarder: estab
lished as a boarding house, convenient to
streetcars; good sidewalks. Any one wish
ing to rent will communicate with me and I
will make terms that will be to their inter
est. Address, MRS. A. P. I.ABARBti,
oct26dlw 158 C hestnut Street.
BOARDING.
OARD Rooms, single or in suits; house
well furnished; tare aa good as market
afiprds. 318 PATTON AVENUE.
cctddlm
Bc
TELBPHONB 170.
aiiT7d3m
3 COLLEGE ST.
a Loxa sriiixa
of disea-ses follows a "ruu-dowu"
system when the liver is inactive
and the Mood in disorder.
Look out for breakers
ahead " by putting the liver
heaitl
only to
turn to tbe
rieht remedy to
ourseLt secure trom-disensn. rr
'ierce's Uolden Medical llivn.on,
as well as oures. Take it. aa vou nncrhr
when you feel the first symptoms ( languor,
lues of appetite, dullness, depression) and
youTl save yourself from something serious.
In recoverine from T- Orin." nr frt
convalescence from pneumonia, fever, or
other wasting diseases, nothing can equal it
to build up needed flesh and strength.
It's a bloodDurifler that has atnnrl th 4t
of time; for a quarter of a century the ' Dis
covery " has numbered its cures by the thou
sands. The manufacturers prove their faith
in it by guaranteeing it for all disorders aris
ing from bad blood- In Scrofula, Eczema,
Tetter, Salt-rheum. Erysipelas, Boils, Car
buncles, and every kindred ailment.
If you receive no benefit you'll get toot
money back. What offer could be fairer I
Consiipatlon.
Burlington, N. C, Aug. 22, 1892.
Dear Sir: I have been a great suffer
with rheumatism and neuralgia for five
years, and have been greatly distressed
witn indigestion lor two years. I could
not have an action from my bowels with
out taking medicine in some form. I
tried doctors and remedies till 1 des
paired of obtaining relief, at times I was
almost helpless, but Since using the Blec
tropoise I ieel like a new man. I am able
to do a fair day's work. My wife was
a great sufferer from cramps, she is al
most entirely relieved, and is in better
health than she has been for a long time.
I have us d no medicine since I bought
tbe Electropoise; before that, my drug
bill was considerable every month. Mr
general health is a great deal better than
it has been for years. The Electropoise
Das proved a wonderful benefit to my
self and family, and I heartily recommend
it to the suffering. Yours truly, George
w. HOIt.
For information about the Electropoise
tbe instrument that "cores when all
else fails" write ns. Book free. Atlantic
Electropoise Co., Washington, D. C.
Smoke
Flor de
If yuu want the peer of
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OAKOINU Comfortable rooms, with
good board; gas, hot and cold baths;
bist attendance; near postotrice and street
car. UKS. J. A. I. KB,
oct21dlm 28 f lint street.
Orleans.
HK
ClC
IH CLASS
OAK TERR AC B Board ins house, 84.
Hillside street. On Lookout Mountain
Jttiecttic ar i.ine. Large gronnas sua
plenty of shade. MKS. M. H. HILL,
auK17dtf
all S cent cigars.
BOARDING At No. 8 S tames avenue.
Table furnished with Ixr.t the market
stlords; hot and cold water; furniture new;
fine location; on car line; tingle and double
rooms. apr26dtf
"SABOROSO,"
MANUFACTURED BY VETTERLEIN BROS.,
rpHB CHATEAU Private boarding house
I No. 211 Hayw
and mountain views;
No. 211 Haywood street. Kine city
perfe
and cold water; comfortable,
PHILADELPHIA.
doct.4m
erf eft sanitation; hot
ktry rooms;
well provided table; attentive service; rea
sonable rate. Two hundred yards from
Montford car Une.
MRS.M. B. DBTWILER,
oct7dtf Proprietress.
To Water Consumers.
The attention of consumers of city water
is directed to the lollowinn ordinances Irom
the Citv Code, which n uit be enforced :
Sec 04-7. It is understood that the citv
will not be liable for any dr.maize that may
result to consumers from the shuttinK on" of
a water mum or service for anv purpose
whatever, even in canes where no notice Is
given, and no deduction from water bills
will lie made in constuurnce thereof.
Sec. Ds. Persons tMk'nu water uiust keep
ineir own water pipes, unci ail nxturcs con
nected therewith, in eod repsir and pro
iccrca irom irost. J nev must provide
stop am! waste cock, projicrly located inside
the butulinL;, and have the pipes so arrange!
that the water cun be drawn irom them
when or wherever there is flanker of frefzintj.
Sec It'J. If hen water shall be tupplicd to
mure man one party mrouicn a anisic tap
the bill for the whole Kunulv furnished
through auch tap will be made to I he owner
oi tne property in casein non payment the
water may De shut oil. until witliKtannin
one or mors parties may have ptiid their
proportion to such owner.
Sec. IM"3. When water has been turned oiT
lor noti.pnyment or lurany violation of rules
water will not be turned on until SO cents
is paid for shutting off nnd turning on.
feec. yb. ater rents are payable quar
terly in advance, except meter rates which
are payable monthly. If not paid within live
unys uner tne same necomcs uue ana pay
ante tne water win ne cut on.
T. W PATTON.
octaidlw Mayor.
virtue of the rower in me I
certain deed of trust made 1
and executed by J. T flostic and wife on the
rflst day of AuRUKt, lH'.ll, which dulv ree-
istered in book as, at psue 5s, et rq., in the I
office of the Register oi Deeds In and lor tbe I
county ol 14uncoonbi. and to which, as rr ir
is tcred, reference is hereby made for full par- I
ucumrs tnercoi. to secure the payment ol
a certain promissory note therein flrscrtbetl
and default havinir been made in the condi
tions of said deed of trust, and having
ueen requested oy tne cestui que trust
to execute the power sale therein con
ferred. I will, on the 27th dav of Novem.
bcr, 180 3, at ia o'clock m at the court
house door in the ciiv of Asheville. at
t PUb'ic auction, for cash, sell the land so
conveyed to satisfy the terms and conditions
oi sain aeeil ol trust. Said land is bounded
ana described as follows: HcLr'iimnie at
stake at the intersection of Pine i-treet and
the street south of the Colored rtantist
cnurcn, ana icet from tne southwest cor
ner of the Colored Baptist church lot, and
runs tbrnce south 37 east 11 poles and 11
liuka to Love's northwest corner: tht-nce
with Love's line south 4l writ 17 mile.
and 17 links to a tnke in Laura Aiken's
line; thence north 75 went 23 links to a
stake at h-r southwest corner on I'ine street;
tnence with pine street north 3 east 1
polca and 7 links to the beKinnini: This
October Hist, 1SLI3. I li. MbKKlMON,
octaidiot Trustee.
Wc will Bctul you TUB COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINU. which lias the strongest
staff of regular contributors of any existing periodical, and THE WEEKLY C1T-
1ZUN both for only $2.00 a year.
I.KWIS MADlinx, Pre
T. COLLINS. Vlce-Pres.
L. P. M'LOUD. Casta!
VTOTICK-IlT
vested by a
Colnrnbns discovered a new world
where today in millions of home there
is one or more victirasof alcoholism. The
Houston discovery is positive cure for
liquor, morphine and opram habits that
bas radical! v cared thousands. Asheville
institute at 53 West College street, cures
guaranteed or no pay.
NOTICE,
To Creditors of City of Asheville
All persona clairain-r that thl cUt ia la
debted to tQctn on ace- ant of aerTicea ren
dered or other consideration given, prior to
the 15th da? of May. 1893. arc hereby notf-
ned to present their evidence of uch indebt
edness to the Finance Committee, at the
city hall, before the first day of December
next.
This notice does not apply! to holders of
bonds or notes under seal, tbe committee al
ready baring record thereof.
tiy order ot tne Hoard of Aldermen
T. "W. PATTON,
nayui
TTIOR
MISCELLANEOUS.
8ALK Old papers at tbe Citizen
counting- room, 20 cents per hundred, tf
FOR SALK Matched team of black mules,
6 and 7 jcara old, warranted, S26o.
Ki KAMI B til ARM H.
Apply to
octzoaat-
LOST Pair of steel-rimmed, half-eyed"
spectacles, between rtorrell street and
First Baptist church. Kinder will please
leave them at Citizen office and receive re
ward I. J. TMUMFSON.
octSOdtf
jivjk aftL,n stirs uov, uihhui.,
Ij part Norman, rood order, sound and
faultless; also a very handaosne pony, good
I rider and driver, larsre enourzh for man's uae.
Harsains on prompt application, auaresa
P. O. Bos 33. octttdtl
Castle RestX
Formerly McCape Bouse.
Mo. 24 Urove street.
House beautifully situated in beat location.
near street car line. Three minutes from
postoffice. Lsrre sin trie and double rooms.
Heated bv steam and fire places. Hot and
cold baths Table best aorthera stile. Ref
erences can be fovea.
ociidtr MKS. M. 8CUIKRMBISTM.
KBTRBAT For Diseases of
Scientific treatment and cures
Kiegaat apartments lor laoies
aorinsr eonfimrmeat. Address
Tbe Resident Physician, 7 1. 73 Baxter court.
nasnvuie. less. , unuuou.
TNGLBSIDB
1 women.
guaranteed,
before and
COT RATB
WOKLD'S rAIR TICKETS.
3.0OO. 1.0OO. flS weekly.
rrux NOTICB To the tax carers of Bun
JL cOTntie county take notice I will be la
my office in tbe court noose every dav ex
cept euadaye from 11 a. m- and 3 p. m. and
at other places tbroajrhout the county as in
dlcateo br noatera. Pieatae come and settle
ionr mi ran. aaa isn uusdic. ivjnn n
WB1VBR. tax collector. oct7deodcwlm
Insures yon ea route and la Chicago.
- for Ladles.
SX.OO PKR WBBK.
A. KARKIK,
Two doors below City Ticket Office.
DR. T. E. LINN,
TVISSO LOTION NOTICaT The arm here-
JL t of ore known aa Kelly ac Btrachan has
this dav beea dissolved br mutual consent.
Mr. Kelly will continue tne buatnesa at the
old stand, and will be responsible for all the
liabilities of tbe Arm of Kelly dt Btrachan,
and will also collect all mua one aaia arm.
X . a. KELLY,
WU, STBACHAN
I take this occasion to exams to my
I friends my tbsaks for favors extended the
old firm and respectfully ask for air. Kelly a
I coatinuauce ot their patronage.
octaSdlw Wad. B
STRACHAK.
BURG BOM AND
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Capital, 5is,ii50. Jssrpiea.s, 40,000.
WESTERN CAROLINA BANK.
Stute, County And City Depository,
Oreaniscd May, xS8S
DEPOSIT BOXES IN FIRE PROOF VAULTS RENTED AT REASONABLE RATES
GENEEA.L. BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED,
rnterssat Paid on Iteposlts iu Bavlnei Departmeiii
DIUECTORSl
Lowi3 Maddux, II. T. Collins, M. J. Fagg, J. E. Iteed,
("biin. McNaiuee, J. E. Rankin, M. J. Bearden, S. II. Iteed
BANK OPEN FROM 9 A. M. TILL 4 P. M. ON SATURDAY Til LIP. M.:
E WIRE & LIQUOR BOUSE
Aalicvllle narkels.
Corrected daily bv POWBLL r SNIDER.
wholesale and retail srrocera. These n rices
are being paid by the merchants to-day.
Butter. ...
Bears
Chickens.
Turkeys..
uncti
Potatoes.
....20(Z25I Aoples 0OS80
, lHfApplcs. dried 3f5
lOW 20 Pumpkins. each. 6i:0
...7o(dJ100!ora-um 3d
....X&OS 201 Beeswax, per lb 15
v't SOIHonev in
Potatoes. Irish. OOlWbeat.. ................ 70
Tarnipe SO44iCorn no
Onions 65 1 Meal BO
Cabbage, per lb atIOat 40
Beans, pr bu.ioosxiso Rye 5
Peas Hav. ton $1850
Chestnuts SOOICclerv. dos arB4t
Your broken wagons an J -vehicles of ah
kinds to B. Bnrnettc'a shop on College
street, where they will be repaired
promptly and in first-class style. Hav
ing secured a first-class horse-shocr I
make bX) kinds of fine shoeing a specialty
B. BURNEriE..
34 Years Experience
MI.UXOIV HARDING
CONTRACTOR AND BU1LPBR.
Off! es and shop, Wolfe Building.
CORN BR COURT PLACB AMD MARKET
8TRBBT.
K XX. BRITT,
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER IN STCSL
Grading- of all ktada d
eraabad stone furnished.
postomea Boa 1M, AaacrtOs. N. C.
staurlMtt
vSTliito Man's Bar
laicoa the largest stock offTrst cJaa
(goods of any house In the State. Makes
a specialty of (
SCooklnj? Brnndiea and Jelly Wines.)
(Sole agents for tbe Acme Old Com A
J AS. H. LOUGHRAN, Proprietor
ISo. 58 South Itfain Street.
TELKPHONB CALL MO. 139, P. O. BOX 688, A8BBTILLR.
Y sftflTO IS TO KEEP THE BEST AND CHARGE ACCORDINGLY.
"BONANZA" WiNE AND LIOUOR CO..
IHoSs afc cvad 4.3 Sa SXain Stv 'Aaflmevil0a
I WHOLB81 LB PBPARTMBNT, OBNTV "VTsT A
V PASLOK AMD HBADINO KOOAC. JJM Jm
CIOASS. TOBACCO AND BOTTLB GOODS, 8AVt. VTTs A
PLa, BILUAKU AND POOLROOM. J J9 tfcO.
BEER : VAULTS : AK3 : B0TTUX3 : DEPARTIJEMT : IX : BASEUEKT.
We rsspectrailj solicit a sbara ot xonr ss
TarpaaOBi Call 11 o. 71
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