THE ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN
Saturday Evening, December 16, 1893
ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN
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SATURDAY, DEC12MHER 10. 1S93.
The philosophic editor of the Jnckson
Ga., Arjjtis was rijjht wlu-n he taiil that
a man with a pood constitution, a fooil
heart, a venial disposition and n yood
head is rich. Monroe (N. C.) Enquirer.
Please add health to the above, or, at
least, provide lor the perpetual absence
of K"p.
TllEKK are no football names in Wash
ington, it is oo late for oasib ill and
too early for horse racing or seating.
What, therefore, keeps the Democratic
representative Irom his post ut duty ? Is
it croquet? Whatever be the cause it is
distressing to learn that frcquetitlv these
days not enough Democrats can be mus
tered in the House to make a quorum ?
A Washington correspondent ol a
Charlotte paper says:
"The Simmons and Klius renom na
tions have not been rekrre l as vet to
Siib-conmiittees or touched 'n any wav.
From a highly lespeetable source, tin
connected with Senator Vance or any ol
Mr. Elias' enemies, it is learned that the
finance committee is unanimous! v iq
posed to the hitter's continuation."
We seem to ha ve heard somclhiny to
this effect a mouth cr two ago, but per
haps the p lint intended to be made s
that it is s'ill true.
Sli oi.kK Cukiu; l r said in a t : 1 1 k . t
Jacksonville about "ulove con te. t -" .
"Some people characterize these en
tests as brut al anil deradiuj:, er t he
same neonle will alteml a footbail yatne.
and alter seei'' the p!aveis carried 'll
the tle-lt 1 with broken limbs or wote in
juries will applaud wildly."
Mr. Corbett forgets that some of "tl e
best people" attend tootball contests, t o
matter how brutal tlicy mnv promise to
be, while, as a rule, it is the man of h v
tastes in other things that enjovs a r'y.c
fight with its ll itten.d nosi s, s;i.t
cheeks, broken jaws and closed cvei-.
-ambling attends both contests, how
ever, at: 1 really the difference in f ivor of
football as an 'o spiring spectacle c ilcn
latcd to lead to. higher and nobler things
is not wide.
TMK VtlWKIIiaCH fill. I..
Senator Voorhces Inn introduced a
bill providing Ur the "coining of stign
iorage on the treasure stock of silcr at
the rate of S'J iiim.iiiiii a month. Af:er
this seignitirage Juiid is al! coiiud
monthly silver purchases arc to bo re
sumed sntlicient to coin $ J ,(( ) '. a
month." Nearlv all the circulating
tnediuni under ten dollars is to be, in
time, silver by the rctirtment o' "papir
circtilating notes or certificates of what
soever character or denomination, less
than ten dollars; except national bank
notes or cert i fiea tes redeemable only in
sil verdollars," and also by the retirement
of "the t wo-a n d-' ine-hal! dollar gold
pieces ami the five dollar gold pieces."
The last section of the bill is:
"The Preside!'. I is hereby authorised
to app tut five commissioiR r to an in
ternational conference-, to he held :tt a
place hereafter designated, with a view
to secure in tenia t i na 11 c a tixitv of rela
tive .i'.t:'! tictwttn goM ;od silrir as
money, br me.-ms of a common ratio be
tween these metals, with free mintage at
such ratio."
Why it t his be-, as supposed . an Ad tain :s
tration bill, one that President Cleve
land will siuti, whv was not it offered ;i.--.
a substitute (or tlie Sherman bill at the
time of the extra session ? A vast deal
of friction and party division and time
might have been saved, and the dt sired
legislation secured months .ago.
TtJIK Tl (gt'I'r.
'treat Britain has decided to expend
forty millions of dollars on new war
ships. Secretarv Herbert pleads, in hi
report, tor an appropriation id one bat
tle ship, but practically admits that with
it onrnavv would not float half an hour
in a contest with any first class oower.
That being the case we have arrived at
a good place to stop in the hopeless bus
iness of training lor an international
marine and sub-marine, slugg ng match.
We have enough boats to represent us
and misrepresent us as recently in Rio
de laneiro here and there, .and no good
reason is advanced why we should try
to copy the fashion ot old-world nations
who stand ready hourlv to H- at each
other's throats and do as much whole
sale murdering as possible.
Moreover, the notion that some small
nation may one clay e.-it us up if we have
not a big navv is ridiculous. It there
had not been a I'nited States cr-iiser in
the harbor of Honolulu last Januarv to
land marines from, we should nut now
be in a very complicated and diser-ditn-ble
mess. Iiy theway.it was in Is Ki
that a British war vessel's rear admi
ral took possession of the Sandwich
Islands and raised the I'nion Jack over
Honolulu. Six months later the same
flag was hauled down and King Kame
hamera III. was reinstated by order of
officers representing the Queen ot Eng
land. JUST .V MOUTH CAROL.1XA.
TIIAXKSGIVIX HRKk'AT
11 V VAVi: II l.YATS.
The board of education of IMaden
county brought suit against the commis
sioners of that county to force the latter
to refund the money collected for ri
t'onfedernte pensions under the act of
1889, claiming that the act was uncon
stitutional. Judge Winston, in the Su
perior court, hehl that the tax was un
constitutional. The Supreme court now
lererses Judge Winston's decision, and
declares that the Constitution requires
the Legislature to provide for the po. r.
the un.ortunate and orphans, and that
the pension act was enacted in the dis
cbarge of a legal as well as a moral
right.
Newton Enterprise: An old darkey
who was selected as one of the witnesses
to the private hanging in Dallas last
week of the young negro Sara Ncely for
burglary, says it was just the nicest job
be ever saw. that if they had been hang
iog a president, it could not bave been
more nicely done.
Alamance Gleaner: The Windsor Cot
ton mill. Burlineton, is now making
considerable goods for export trade to
Brazil and other foreign markets.
After a suspension of several months
tbc Wadesboro Silk mills have resumed
operations.
Kane Kreak, N. C. Du-.kuiii Co. 1SIXJ
the Dec.
Sittiz.-ii lMditur sir: I dtimio how
hit air, but some how, er some
other bow, thaiiksiviii da awlwaze
makes me? diecm bad drcems.
Which bit k.ui: be bekase.Miss Hanks
dunno how ter luiv things cooked good,
when Miss II inks sets iiei bed fcr 1! luiv
a Tin ky for dinner, them thats lucky
erntii'l 'fcr 'J hav di zincs on that tliar
Turky liccdiUcr hav no miss givu s koi -sainiu
the w.i the kritteis gwiue t r K-pit-paid.
When that thar Tutky com
ur the table, all I got " de.v air" t cr maik
a phew i as-es at hit wi'h
a kvai vin line, and them big
slices cr brest jess rules off like sliciser
lite bred, cc as cr them juils, a 1 you got
-dew a it- jess lmislniM at ini cc tlcv
comes a pa it, same is tl' tersi, we ) ss
bin a watui Ur you sa the tvnnl, e
bin a Iaja oil' for sippcrate seint . little
time, here- ge-es. cctha tills ter peaces
lite thar.
However, ct si i! I, suiiu pin cr other
aliwaze makes u;e ducm bad dreeius the
i:c x i:iic. 1 liiweil It I" ter rite von kou
sarnia the eh g.;..n hot dree in I had
t li n.k-gi via nite, 1 iluiin.) what made
me .In cm bit, hit nho want that thar
fuiky. 1 sd.luni ever elrecms p ones,
nether. Imei.ss a tcllinot von what 1
b i euai.
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h e-Ii ill - s). raill' rt.nio .X; ', 1 i 11 .
Nc l :4ke.l h .-11 ur K-Ue.
!' I e- eh. in- i; t i I went :0! ter Miins
1 le- Oi.io.e! like a note.
The re-. I .e In- s. ; er hi.n s . !.i ,
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I ec.i he ll.lil lle elratlre.
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'oi thi lii-it- U it - it nth
I lu-t li.-itiLi-.l r. , u n, 1 irii-n -rtriki- t t r ; .t r- 1
Sfiltt' tu-l 1 t'r.lwcil my Ii c ' ll .
.Xt t t I ir- s in I 1 c veil s - i inir-,
Piliili ir-t it., n i-vi-ry kl!-..
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ill hurt me- that limit a evuss
I r.-i ' tus un 1 imk t.ii aim
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Se he. 'n-tte I.tiin.n.ti twas mc.
-lit- nrsk the sky ti while.
1 nii ymi -e.-ir air mi.Uliin limr
a v - ll t in t he r- m - -W'Jio
n se- hto in In Ti ilvun yt.'irs
1 lie l-iirl jilitt-t- itinu huin out:
Wh.en Al.f s. d t'.ut. Shrl le- l.elll-.n s ,-.
1 ' nt -iitt- inr 11 tin- l.nvt '
Aim hi. Ii.-ivt 1 1 . 1 1 1 . he kt, r,h-i n u a
ou liette-r take- u rest!
C1ICKCH xoricvs.
fa-tm-t will cottier n fVivcir by liiiiulitit; in
the-se ihitice-s not lult-r limn lO ain on Sat
urtliey.l
CATHOLIC CUl'KCll.
tTatholie ehurell, corner tl.-iywoott ami
l-"lint streets, las B. Wliite, rt-e-tiir Pie-ine
sere ie-e nt 1 1 ti in; Sun,lay seluieil at 111 a
in. : servit c daily ut 7:ar u. in.
IlAl'Tlr-T CUl'KCll.
I-'ii-st Ihiptist chureh Ctirti'-r Culle'-re tliul
sipi-uce stree-ls, K'ev. J. 1.. White, riiistor
St-rvii-t-s ut 1 1 a m iintl S j. m Sutiila-.-Se-llenil
ut U:;lO a in.
IVetieh Iti-,t:t,l It intist ehiireli Sitmlay
selitiol at ll:;!!! a in. 1 1 i vine- w orshtp at :l p in
Ae-atleiuy Hill M is si on ---Stun lay m-1iimi1 at.
:l::i" p in I 'ra ver met tatK e e r v Tliuisilav
r.icht.
West Ihl.l ltaptist Mis-1, in Kt-v. W. P.
S.tntherti. Siutil.lv sciuml lit llr.ttl ;l in.
I'rriyt-r uie-etiiii: every .sulurthiv nielli.
l-'eril Hill P.aititt ehitrtli, P.il t inoif Kfv
l. I.. 1 T: pastor Sahhath selliml nt
'.:to ,1 up preiieliii.p-, 11 a in; pruver mei t
trt.Lr. p. in.
.XI t. Zi.nt llnp'isi el nre-ri, i-orm-r PiiLilt-ami
Siinu-fslrt'tt. I.'t-v K . IV Ktitniey pastor
Services at 11 ii m . :i anil 7 r in. ' ene-li-
a r's i-iet-l me: vt-ry 'ITie-tilri y ntlit. Yiiom
1 e- -ii't's ir.ti tini- e.lfestlay- ui-iht. All
f Teliiihy invit-it. s;i-ai- l'ree.
M . It. C'llCKe-'l. Siil'TII.
Cent fa 1 Mi t h . , 1 1 1 s I l-:pist-op;iI Chlirt-li South,
Kt-v. 11. I- C'tlJ . 1 -Ti- 1 j; p.-l-rlnr I ll inr set vit t
ar 11 n m. a-i.17 l." l til. Sii-uluy tt-tnml til
.'o'-to p t-i; l-'p i.rih i.eare:u-- devti innal
n et-tine: n I 7 p in sh up; wetl.lv prayt-r
inee iiny W t-T itcs. hit- tit s p m V siii-rs t-l
e-i rn t ll
ltelhel i-l'iiri h. S.inth Asi'rvilU-, l-'e-v. T. F
Nl.-or. pa--., it I'ri ii.h in nt 1 1 a. in ami
III lirtiilt -uti.1ri si-lu.olat a p in, 1.. it
'. t x . : Tt r sn ! it ri n t eiuleti t . 1-: -, w it-Ut I.ea L ii
'lt viiiiinril ttitt tine everv Priilav ni-iht.
W . . It .-. it , I. r prrsiil in I -rroer ttifelitii;
eviry Ve-t',tit-t,:.iy ipe-llt. AH etiriliallv in
vi t-tl
I-: ce-rsi.'c 1 . It. ehureli. South Kt-v J.
e'. I't,,-.-, p.ist.,,r I'ien-.t- si-reiet- 11 ;l tn
liy K v IT I- 1. e- r. r .tne. sutltl.ie tcltotll al
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in .
nt-fh. St, nth h't-v
:-tl vitts at 1 1 ii
Xor-tll ille M It.
Is 1'. shilirll, pits-.,, r
to iin.i 7 ;.n pin.
Stintl.iv t,li,J nt ike e h . ii -t cTki pel . in
e t .llt-i.i- s t tt . l.-iinn nt: i m , in pt ! v ;it 1 p.
t'l. Mr-. Untie I in i-t .. - 1 1 . t till tt-11 1 It'll t .
1 ' I .1 v. t nu e in "I h IO Ntpl n uli t .
r ;.-1 . sp r :-1.-1 cm i;e- ii .
I';rs i-'.i-iiv'i - 'e'ev. K 1-'. C" a in ,-'I . pri-il.ir
Itreiu.- v.. rj-hip t .III . , I ! . e ri - 11 a tn.
N- iinu p, ..r l, - nut -lit!., M, c ,'it, -ilav on-til.e,-.-tt
7 1",. S;l 1 tui t h St ll, ,t ! at :i p. ill
Sotlt'l-i e l'l . st.y I ft i.lll tl'uTfll Kt-v. I.. II
0 : 1 1 1 1 t , n pr! or - I 1 Vint -v,o-lni ;it It n III
iri.i 7 1 '. ri Sri i ,Pn l h sflp ., -I al :i::;opin
Mill's ,i;rvti ! - et t n e r IV Sril-hith ttPTtl
itl.eriit liloVL.tk I'he V.uin IV.itilr's So-t-it
t til e'hiistiaii ITi.if.i v, it- t wrv Sal, h.itll
c vetiitii; at . .-'clock. We.lnt t,!nt evi-miij; nt
7 . 1 . 1 .
lli'tliiinv t'--ii.h. I ! e o .! c x Mi.i-k, llhir.l
il.itu i. --..-rill e'.uii-t s.pin,-.-. i;tv I S. Mur-
r. , , t,.i t . it ,!vnli- . , rs Ih . , ri t 11 11 tn rill ll
oo p in S.i i iha r h s,-!i-t,l r. i :: p in Praver
meet tne We-liicsiiay al s p tn.
e'alvrit -.- l'-.-t-sh te-rian t llurt h. till , Catlio
lie ill - SaliP.-i t h St-hool 11 n. tn.; prt-tuliitiL-.'i
p ill. Mini 7Tio p i.i. 1,'e-v. I'. P. Pusetj-
1 i it r v , past , ,r
r.i-iseoi-M. ciii'kcii.
Trinity i lnrt-eh. r-.t-tttr eliititli .-mil Witlnev
t reei. I'tv MtXeelv I i-illiise, reetur
T I Mil -i i.iv ii A . I v t-i 1 l I I i , i y e.illllllil'l ,11,
7 .-.o.l III in ,-llini; tTrm-i- it-t! t'i ill 11. 1 1
i in '. s 1 1 i.i i v --t-hii.il, :;r;.o p. ni. l-.tcniiie-;
,r i t ;-. I ."i i p 1 1 1
SI r.-.nPs e h-ipel. I.'ev. .1. II. PiisU'l. riiinis
e r in ill .1 l"et S, r e ur-s ctl '' 1 1 .1 Ir. I 1 t ll Snili I rl V
o.t.ith rn, Hirh re 11 a m. St A ti tl rt-v 's Sir
vit-es ,.n 1st ami ."tl Stitlilav in tilth ilimilll
i l l. ;:o ;i. in
Tr'nit lT,riin-l 1-pN, I t'.-nivh. II. S
M . I !i:: . I-', t . , - - 1 , ,t time , -. v, I 1 a m ;
v. I'-.ti- v, r u -e. I t, it- ; rsiiipiav m1i,i.-1. :t p
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tt' j ft i'i i - i t: lllr- t t !. . Il.nl. ninrniii
-ti .i.' it Oa. iri. Wi'-ti . i-, r i lit ti-rtitv
: s p i-l . l'.-,! e, i m - mi i . i ,i . ,n A I Sitias
0 v it'.i t.m Tie in' 1 t t ei.nli.illv in
ei ii'i t , , a . t ' it I ilit- ti rvk-s
!'- r. ,1 T.tlll V h.'tp el. key W P 1- u e. mini -t-:
' i ' 1 1 , I '-.' - i r. t 1 V r i. e -to ,i, ti: tin iTmv at
II i, :n.
M. I-:. cip.iteii
Mill.-. 1 I pi t- rpr'l t ll ur.!l. t-,,riiff l'iit-
tt,:i ri-.i tin,- ,i;i,i iluitr-tk sn tt-t , ,1 . K. i'iiii-
' 11 p 1 - ' i' 1 ' re, : t h 1 M :.- rr t I 1 a 111 illlll s j)
l-l. Sini.l.iy y, Iru .1 rit '.r iO a in.
O.Ucjie Street M. 15. e!i t-.r. It-k't-v . A.
hok. p.ist.,r- i-rt iiehnir; t.i.li Sal.halltat
1 1 il in. an 1 7 p m; sun, I. iv Sellout at a p
in A',1 are ttirtlia il y iuei e.l.
C - r It I.i i 1 1. rx In: 1 H i! A- I" (.111. A 11.
Km-:i-,us ti'ivi.te t-vi-t' I 'riilay t-vt-iiiiiir at
' "T'l il, anil - a t tir-'.uy tiior'nint; at Hi
.i t-ints in 1 . ct-uiti Hall.
lowest rmu n the veih,
l.oWtiST J'MCi:
CUKIS TMAS.
Will Have Far Cl-.ristmaH ltuyers Fine ItKAXt 5IKAT aid
Iltum-Mnde BUJSCJS SI E AT.
SAUSAGE
I employed r killed lalmr antl trnintd
brum in my v. run a Kunitl meat ami
au-nicirpj(rtnun(fi. I will chim sau
NHjkii' v vtt f r any ne in Ahcvillc in
Ums oi' 5 pouniisuitd upwurds
THAT are PERFECT
I'-""", 1 ''t , Par. I. Inn 1 :! ,t 'in ll.it.i-.
tl-.t hneM I linir mi the- ill a rkt' t , $ '..".t I. ITre'
trie 1. ;.l t. .T .'.-; l-tst rie-riilil I 'iiini;e-?,
- Siiel. Cnii.lv. Hie, I re nth Mixture,
l-'.e. l-:'i:K 1 llINo IN uPK I.I.xi; will
1 e si.rd at a bargain I . r the n. xt .Tel tl.-iys.
e't nnrry prutlu.c. v Ii lt sale ami retail. Tel
t pluir r r. l
OWNBEY V SON,
Nil. 7 Mi iNl l-'OKU A I.'.. ASIlEVn.l.B.
e . i; . e, v x
. w. u ItST.
I pulle.l on that oh- -in si, hard
M v h iiL'ir riiirl nil ma- '
Tin- I ,1 i in ,- llnri; re v r i, I go oU :
1 in kc at hra.vtl tin hie
.i t c 1 1. -ml. -.
S;cl!in kiireeleti l hv my son solh.iniin.
I'.i never seil ninliiti h ,nt th.it th.ir
leecli ISramly hun tV tinkle l'.illv 1 irnlc
lrui:k th.-iiiksyivin il.i. Si.l. Ilntiks.
'"1J FillltHH Ol "I'll (MICH
I-rtinl tilt- I.ouisviiv Cuurier-Journal.
"Kniisas," exelaims the St. Louis
Globe Democrat, ' is uettiny; ready to
take her ohl place as the banner Republi
can state ot the country." Hv .-ill means
make w.-iv tot Kansas. It is nothing
more than proper that the banner crank
State ot the I'nion should be the banner
Republican State.
wiiehf: fi.ksii is xr:F:nr:n,
uini tne sy slfii .
X " erikeni it. von
sliouM taki Tr.
h
GWYN &: WEST
Slle-ct tr.its ti) W. D Git jn,
Ps-.ahlishcil 1KV1.
Kel'er to Hunk of Aslu-villc.
REAL ESTATE
l.OAXS Miei Kl.LY l'l.ACI..- AT 8 I-i:K
CliXT. XOTARY rfBl-lC. C 1 1 M M IsSlo I : n
Ol X KI-T.S
FIRE INSURANCE
South .-a-it Court Square.
1 irn-f's
t nt ii-ii
JV abdiinl Iiirsr-iiv--
I ""-.v. Afler the
S i l(:r,i'''' f"r
I 1 istaiu-e, fir in oon-
A 9 vfili-si-eni-o from
m 1 ilin in, ,i i i . r..
1 -vers, nml othc-r
1 wastinpj dLseases,
V Tiothinn t-nn
1 C'l'ml it asnn nfs
J I'tizinir. restora-
r , . "V" tonin to
uiiiii;iu-ii uraiiDimiTipir, iurpnlp iiuiiv
scroi ulous ohililrmi. it does woi,.l,.rs It
buiMs up lioth their flesh ami their st renr-tli
thoroushly purifies tho blooil, anil nuikes
etTeotivo every natiirnl means of oleatisinir
reikainnp. nnd nourishing the svstfiu
It starts the torpid livr into lx-nllhv ac
tivn and promotes nil the tiodilv fiinf-tions
For tbo most stubborn SefofuIoiiH s,kin
anrl Realp Dweanes. Iyspopsia. lliliousnwss'
ana kindred ailments, the " Disrovery " is
the only remedy that's guamatreil If it
doeMi t beneUt or cure, you have your mouey
The World's Columbian exposition lias
been closed, but the Houston Narcotic
Cure Institute fot the treatment of the
liquor, oi ium and morphine habits a
permanent institution in Asheville. the
company owning the State of North
Carolina. T bey are meeting with suc
cess in all cases where the person desires
a cure for the curse of drink. This cure
is doing a great work in New England,
far more successful than anything of its
ki-idin existence. For information, testi
monials, etc., address thecompany at G3
West College street, Asheville, N. C, I.
D. Brevard, president; D. T. Millard
M. D., physician in charge.
"l ri'u.-inl the North wst rn as animus
th - very lust i-isurn-'e- c i I'piinies. It ii
s.il-. vti-elv mill nlilv in.-i n iiteil imvn
er.- sati iiet iry iliv-i 'emls an-l is in
every wny. in my iuil meiit, all that 1 He
most ex ictiji-j eimhl -tijuire 1 1o nut
liisitiite to ctiniminil the Northvi-stt-rn
to my Iritneis. Ver,- resnct t'ti:l , vnurs.
"J LHV s CJAKK."
Durham, N. C. Oct '2 1. 1"9S.
Pulliatu & Webb,
UASNAMl EVILIIIXi;.
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
FINE-
OYSTERS FOR CHRISTMAS
Order from first hxnda and get the benefit
of Lowest MTho'cuale Prices. Oor oj-u'erj
are fin r than for 20 yean and we guarantee
prices lower nnd qualitr better than you
can grt from any dealer tn Virginia, and ihip
Tiry Meats and jriTe fall measure. Families
can club their oritera and tare express
freights. Send orders in time to
GEO, If. ITES & BOlf ,
dec!3d9t New Berne, N. C.
Iii -.-t-: One liiili it it (1,-r n'-ii'-ii I'-ir
tlliiiit:,-, tin- tt'i-nt tn lit- iltlivtrtil lit
Wnlit's nii-itt st.ill in t itv in ii r k -1 . llii-inn--iii;i-
rt-turM-il r pi cult t.i t'ily.
I f;uiir.iriti-e' tti suil t me tiO'i-.
IN FLAVOR.
James Wolfe, Stalls nibest 8 and 9, market Building.
wmmm mi
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DRUG STORE OF OR.T.C.SMITH ON THE PUBLIC SO.UARE.ASHEVILLE.N.C.
Tho finest Driif? Store in llio State host rrjuippeil Tre-
scription D.iartinent l u'est Stc.ck of Drugs, Medieinos,
Paints, Oils, (Jlass, etc best ilac; for nil the oiks to ;el
their supplies best goods ami lowest prices eornpeiition
openly defied this stoie excites the admiration and sur
prise of visitors because of ils -elegance and extent it
leads the pro ession in all points which go to mnk" up a
modern Trug Store of largest proportions and liberal
equipment nentness, cleanliness and order prevail in
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every iep;ir uuenr coin ran v Kirareu ;asv 01 access .om-
fortably boated well vent Hated and the very best atten
tion given to all customers these strorg points have in
duced a large patronage demonstrating the confid'-nce
of a discriminating public. Addnss
Dr. T. C. SIVLITII,
(U(i!(JIST.
Public Stpiare.
Asheville, X. 0.
BLAIR k M'DOWELL,
45 PATTON AVENUE,
TELEPHONE 75.
Iiii-iiitire
.slae-vill, 1ST. O.
J. C. BROWN,
Plumbing, Steam
and Gas Fitting.
TIN AND SLATE ROOFING.
All orders Intrusted to my cart will rectivc
prompt and personal attention. Quality of
work and material guaranteed.
ORDERS 801ICITI.
TELEPHONE 170. 43 COLLKGB ST.
auf?7d3tn
TAKE
Your broken wagons anj vcliicK-s of all
kinds to B. Burnette'i shop on College
street, where tbey will be repaired
promptly and in first-claps style. Hay
ing secured a first-class horsc-shoer I
make all kinds of fine shoving a specialty.
1$. BURNETTE.
A. FRECK
Hu remoTCd hit ihop in.bBMmcat of Legal
Block and would auk bla frltnda in partlcv
lar and the public generally to giTC him
a call. dec4d8mo
TO VISITORS!
' YUV WISH TO CAKKY
.AWAY A LASTING AXD
ChAKMlSG SUVYElk OF
ASIIEYILI.E. UlifOSlT
CKXTS WITH "TUU CIT1
Z EX" and HA VE &E TV USED
Fl'Li. VALVE IX A i-VAB
EXGKAVED VIEW OF
ASHEVILLE
Castle Rest
Formrrly McCnpe House.
Nu. Grove itrect.
llounr beautifully iltuntrd in lit location,
neariircet enr line. Three minuiea Irom
pontntlice. I are ainsle anil double room.
Heated by atenx and fire place. Hot and
coid baths Table beet nortbera etjle. Inf
erences can be K'ven.
ocidtf MKS. M. SCH1RKMEISTRR.
by month, week or day
.... with or without lodging
Mm. L. Kowski,
14 riULLIP STBKET, A8HEVILLB, N. C.
noy29dlm
THE NEW YORK
WEEKLY HERALD
FOR. 1894
WILL HE WITHOUT QUESTION AMERICA'S
LEADING FAMILY PAPER.
The reputation that the WVekly Hernld hns rnioyed for many yeura of being the hot
home newspaper In .the land will be mat.Tially added to during the year of 180 No
pmns or expense w ill be spared to mnkc it in every department the most reliable, interest
ing t.i:il in tructive of all w'ccklr publications.
It will be improved in manv wqvb.
n AiniU'n,h''r "n'w features and departments will be added The latest development in
all fields ol contemporaneous human interest will lie ably discussed from week to week
by accomplished writers.
THE NEWS OF THE WOULD
Will be tiven in a concise but complete form. Every important or interestingevent. either
ut Home or nliroml. will l,c duly dcBcib.'d in the columns of th Weekly Herald.
In pub tu- the Herald is absolutely independent and sound. It tells the rlghta and
w minis of all wilhout n-nr.
l-armers and stock rais-rs cannot afford to do without the Weekly Herald during the
cnmii.K '.ear. 1 t will continn a regular department each week devoted exclusively to snb
,M.ts ol luni-ly nite-est to them, a at giving manv yaluahlc suggestions and new ideas.
I he wj.nien and children of the land will find in the Weekly Herald a welcome visitor.
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abound in hints mid receipts which women so mMch va'ue " w
A. ' r,"l,"nt nrav ' novels nnd short storiesv the best writers in America and Hn
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OWLY ONE DOLLAR A ear
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Organised May, 1888.
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DIOBCTOSJi
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.... AND ....
THE WEEKLY CITIZEN-
Botli for $2.oo Year.
THE GKHAT ILLUSTRATED MONTHLIES hare in the past sold for $.00
1 a year. It was n wonder to printers how The Cosmopolitan, with ts yearly
15:50 pases of rcaditij? matter by the greatest writers of the world, and its 1200
illustrations by clever artists, could be furnished for $3.00 a year. In January
last it put in the most perlect magazine printing plant in the world, and now
comes what is really a wonder:
We Will Cat the Price of the Magazine Still More for You
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volume that would sell in cloth binding at $1.00.
I' ) I ONLY
12;
- CENTS.
e will send you THE COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE, which has the strongest
staff of regular contributors of any existing periodical, and THE WEEKLY CIT
IZE.N both for only $2.00 a year.
Quality not quantity
NO FR KH Q8FT8 Ol' AM' KIM) TO ATTRACT ATTENTION
OR DRAW TRADB AT THB
Acme Wine, Liquor House & White Man's Bar
What 1 claim is that I keep the lorireat itock of 6t clan nondi of .nv (,-, i th.
State. Anyone in need of pure unadulterated llonori will And it tn ih.tr ini..i 11
nml examine my stock. The same ha been recommended br the leading nhv.lrl.n. In th.
State for medicinal purposes.
fus. II. Ioiig-lirtt-ii, IPoi.
NO. 58 SOUTH MAIN STREET, - - ASHEVILLE, N. C.
My motto if, "Keep the best and charge accordingly."
.aBBBsVaaBBBBBBsasH.My place is lecond to none In the State.
34Yeara' Ixperiencc-34
SIIITON IIAUDINC
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDBK.
Office and shop, Wolfe Bnlldlng.
CORNS COURT PLACB AND I1AKKBT
miBT.
TELEPHONE CALL 130 POSTOPF1CB BOX 688.
Orders From a Distance Solicited. Boxing Packing Free
"BONANZA" WINE AND LIOUOR CO..
lVo. 4r. and 43 O. Slain St., AttheylUe.
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PAKLOB AJiU RBADlXa ROOM. JN J,
BEER : VAULTS : AMD : 20TTUX3 : DEPARTMENT : IN : BASEMENT,
W. mpectfaUy MUdt share oc your matroaaca.
P. A. SXA&QUAQDT. SXanaer.
Mala BatraoMf . 4. Tdkw. Call, N. j,