THE ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN
Weoneslav Evening. February 14 1894
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14. tH94.
Harrier's Weekly ii kicking very hard
to hare in admission ee to the Demo
cratic circus refunded. Washington
Post.
Harper's having got in by lifting the
canvas, along with the other peanut
masticatori. should not have a cent
refunded it.
Tub latest news from Washington
that the Senate committee having in its
charge the Wilson bill has climbed
down from its high horse, and will not
make over the Honse tariff measure as
much as was at first announced. This
it well; and the announcement comes
better now than later. The countrv is
not calling on the Svuate to get into
hopeless contest with the Hou'e.
In Auditor Furm m'senerallyudiuira
ble annual report is this :
"To encourage the people to ows their
homes is one of the first duties of the
State."
The "State" at prescut is, ol course,
the honorable gentlemen who form the
State government at Raleigh. They
have no such duty as Auditor Furmun
alleges; nor should they have. Their
duties ate, or should be, confined strictly
to making the government of the State
as little onerous as possible; to making
it interfere with the rights of citizens as
little as possible. The encouragement ol
the people to own homes is a doctrine
to be inculcated at the fireside; in tb
public press, and, on invitation, from the
rostrum, and by individuals as they
meet in their daily vocations. State
officers may, indeed, point out the ten
dency of citizens in the dii ection ot own
ing their own bouses, but it is doubtful
if they may go farther with propriety
The Yaucc and Simmons letters have
made plain this tact: that the two men
do not understand each other's position
and that if they, or their friends, do not
get together the Democratic party mus
suffer. Senator Vance savs Mr. Sim
mons volunteered "bis interference." Mr.
Simmons savs be did not. The Scnato
says Mr. Simmons has assumed an in
suiting and defiant turn" to aids him
Mr. Simmons declares that such is not
the fact. It is easily apparent, there
fore, that there are explanations that
could be made, at short range, that
would probably remove or tend to allav
much of Senator Vance's natural indig
nation, and cause him to look ou M
Simmons' nomination with much less
disfavor than he now docs. The Iriends
of botb Gentlemen will do only the
plain duty in seeing that opportunity
given to bring about a thorough under
standing, on both sides, of the exact sit
uation, not the situation as it appears
to Senator Vance aud Mr. Simmons
but the real situation.
JUST IN NORTH CAROLINA.
THE KASB CREEK CAT FIGHT.
Kane Kreak, N. C. 1894.1
r I
The next meeting of the Alliance wil
be in Raleigh, by which time the 1'olk
monument, for which money is solicited
will be completed.
Color 1 lames Gnrretv ofCorsicana
Tex . has donxted $400 to the Salem
Female Academy in memory of his wife,
who was once a pupil 1 tbe school.
Ball Brothers of Hickory, one of tbe
largest firms in the Piedmont section
have assigned, with $50,000 liabilities,
There are $25,000 ol preferred debts.
Simon L Kigen of Winston has filed
papers of assignment, naming . S.
Grngnn trustee. His liabilities are stated
at $0,740; assets consists ot real estate.
The Catawba Lumber company of
Hickory has sold out to the Cata'wba
River Lumber company, and it is said
that it is to put up a lumber yard in
town.
The Imperial Pine Product company
has invested .1275.000 in a very com
plete plant at V ilmington. For some
time there has been much mystery re
garding these works.
The salary of Marion Butler, the
uew president of the National Farmer'
Alliance, is $3,000 annually. Under the
provisions ot a new rule he is not re
quired to live at Washington, but can
reside in this State.
The Richmond & Danville may pur
chase the Atlantic & Danville line, run
ning from Danville to Portsmouth, which
is soon to be sold. The theory of this
alleged deal is to make Norfolk the
Danville's terminus.
Colonel J. W. Alspaugh, formerly
president of the rirst national bank ot
Winston nnd recently president of tbe
Guildf'rd Cotton mill, has executed
deeds of trust for tbe benefit of his credi
tors. The assets consist principally of
real estate, improved and unimproved,
There has just been recorded in the
Register of Deeds ffi t of Pitt cc unty
a mortgage tor $65i 000 from the Albe
marle and Raleigh Railroad company to
thfuleDpoMi and Trust compuny of
Baltimore. Accompanying this was a
release of tbe mortgage to tbe Wilming
ton and Weldon Railroad company, and
an agreement ol consolidation bet wen
these two railroad companies, in which
tbe latter becomes responsible for the
payment of the mortgage.
Ratherfordton correspondence Char
lotte Observer : Perhaps the most im
uortant case oa the docket was one
transferred from McDowell county, in-
volvins the title to about 70.000 acres
of land lying in McDowell, Buncombe
and adjoining counties. Tbe title bud
to be traced from a deed given to that
financier of earlv Revolutionary davs,
Robert Morris of Pennsylvania, by tbe
Tates of this State. Tbe case was a test
one on a tract oi about 100 acres and
was decided in favor of tbe defendants,
Weldon News: A farmer in this
county gave a mortgage to a merchant
which was dulv recorded, but the regis
ter of deed failed to index the tame. Sub
sequently tbe farmer gave a second
mortgage. Tbe mortgagee examined
tbe index of tbe register and finding
nothing against tbe man accepted a sec
ond mortgage, thinking It was tbe only
one against tbe man. It has now been
(onnd that there is a prior mortgage on
tbe books and law question now to be
decided is which mortgage shall bare
priority over tbe other ?
the 11 Fibberwary
Siitul.n Edditir, sir The master kat
fite ever taken place on Kane Kreak.
Abncr, which hr air my ole valler, he bin
livin longer me fer ni on 2 five year, we
never did no whir he come Irura, no
boddv else nose, thiutn Abner do, &
sometimes I has my dents whether
Abner bis sef kin rickermember hit, be
bin with Dave Hanks so long.
Miss Hanks lows be drapt outn the
ski, but I reethcr jedge hits nioren likely
he come up from tother place, onless be
easkaped frum some kivered waggin
passin by. Tbe lust time I ever seen
Abner I come outn the room do 1 mile
march mornin & started 2 the stibill 2
feed tbe stock & I look sidewaze & seen
Abner a settin on tbe kitcben steps, be
repear 2 be intrusted in surathin that
were cwine on aown . me cnicnen hood,
be never taken no nntisser me, sez l,
skat, as loud as I could boiler, 4: lie j ss
turn bis bed a little & look at me a nun-
mit sorter nom like, & then he turn
todes the chickin koop agin, & then look
at me agin. 1 understood mm to say Mr
Hanks the old speckle ben air at tier ole
tiks agin, sue air a peckinol berown
chickins, you better go see about it.
I oicked ud a rock, ana l boilers out
skat, as loud as I could ball, and at tbe
hker that be lit oft n tbe poach & looked
all round every way cepun at me, &
that time I understood bim 2 say, ef
ih vsnnvatrav kat around hear, less
slio" him 2 me, lie teech bim boo this here
place helongs ter. 1 were so di comht-
ted I jess stood tbar like a pnuie, k
tertckiv bner, he jess presumed his ole
tand & hopt up on tbe steps agin. &
bout tbat time Miss Hanks sue ttum
outn the kitebin do & likefer stept on
Abncr, she jumpt 2 foot hi. & she yells
out skat, as loud as sne kood holler,
which Abner he never lookt round, be
jess move a little ter one side & baf shet
mseyes, same asei ter say, wen miss
Hanks you repear A inquire a rite smart
r room 2 pas in tbis morning, 1 reckon
you kin git by now, spose you try it.
Miss Hanks sez sue ter me, boo do tms
here stray kat blong ter ? Si . I ter her
n 7. i, l kant ten you tnat. Due ei you
was 2 ax me boo blongs 2 this here
trjv kat, I would low ter vou tbat
Dave Hanks, & you, & Pete, & ali the
other annymewels on tbe place dors.
less let bim alone, I have tnde bim sir-
fishint, he repcars 2 be in perseshun er
tbe primissis, jess let aim aloan, sez l.
Atter tnat Anner ne oossea iuidkshc
Dave Hankses, they didut seem 2 be
nuthin about tbe ulaee be didnt no all
nbout, & be taken a powerful site of
intrust in ever thing.
Tbat kat hay sot by the fare many a
lone nite & lissin 2 me retd the paper,
which I bav node him 2 stop skracbin ot
a tlee munv a time nsstn - me reea
the sittizen. He baint no use for Shade
Lemon, be spits at bim ever time he
comes here, howsomever he air power
ful fond er Miss Lemon, lie lays in her
lap a our at a time
They baint many kilts us sharp us
Abncr air.
I liketer fergot i tell .von about the
fite. Tother nite I were a settin by the
winder smokin ot a pipe er tobneker &
a wonderin ef it ever aimed 2 turn cold
ngin in Bunkum Co., I which I never
does expect 2 see no mo sno), & Abner
he wer a settin out in the yard on a
stump in the munrsbine, & I seen Shade
Lemons black kat come under tbe bars,
& tcrreektlv Abner he seen bim U. He
repear 2 no be were a L inon as son as
he lade eyes on bim, which be lit ffn the
stump and mxde fer him like mad. He
stnpt jets afore he got to him, I reckn
ies 2 give bim a chance ter bis lite, 1
notiss kats most in ginnally docs that
awav. & thm tbev had the master arev
ment 1 ever beam, ef they didnt tetch on
all the pints of the case, hit were slio
mity m xcd matter, Abncr he jess would
hav it tbat the black kHt hadnt no bis
niss tbar, & the black bat be lowed he
had as mutrb rite thar as any valler
stray kat had, & tbe jewry fated 2
agree, and the jewrv n-se bung, it did, &
of all the fur fltin & tbe rasslin & tbe
tusslin, and ti e summer sets I coulrlnt
tell hrrlner tale, I jess lade back & laffed
ter miself.
In a minnit er 2 they Hung tbersefs
apart same as tflitenin had struck be
twixt urn. thev stood tbar acbawin ther
own mouths & a tr in ter swaller, they
was so mad they couldn't speck. Boatb
on um re ear 2 think it were powerfu
k ware he didn't kill the to tbir one the
1st lick, so ended the fust round.
2TH ROl'ND.
Abner kotcb the Muck kat a lookin off
& he lit on ter bis back, leastways he
tnde ter dew that thing, but long atore
Abner bad kivered them 21 Indies the
hlack kat were up in the air 2 meet him
!: wi, I hey klincbrd agin, nutbin scd,
thel'urflun like fethers offn a gewce
Trrreckly they was a standin sipperate
agin, boatb sides a pantm fer brctb,
Nuthin sed.
3rd rovnii.
Black kat struck the fust lick. He
didn't hit whar he aimed at. 1'er ticklers
bout tbe same as last round.
4th ROCNI).
uiuck kat give A oner a aimity klip in
tbe burr of the vear & knocked him
down. Abner he were on bis back, &
got in some bewtiful under kuts. Hi
ki -ked Lemon 3 foot off and tbe 4th
round were over.
5 ROUND.
Afore this here round commenced, Ab
Hanks op tied the argymeant agin. He
were powerful strong in hi remarks, he
jess come out flat tooted & he sez ter
Lemn, sez he, efvou wants ter git offn
this place alive you better leave ritenow,
I gives vou fare warnin, vou gwine off,
er is vou knot, be plane. Which the
Imou kat, he Lowed sez he, ef I koodnt
wooop a old stray kats like -ou
woodnt sta on Kane Creak a nutber
nite. Ime gwine off when I git reddy.
I beared a few mo scattenn remarks &
then tbe lie passed & tbe phat were in
tbe fire. Thev was sbo lively biznrsa did
in this here round. Atter tbe fust few
summer sets thev turned over on tber
sites & hugged & skratched it bugged
& skratched & ript & tore one nutber
like all fury. They want no Jim Cawbit
dewins in this here round, tbey pade no
intenshun ter the belt, tbcrliks was all
fowls & they hurt bad.
6 ROI ND.
Tbev stood a pinlin & a puffin fer ni
onter 2 minnit, & terecklv Hanks he sez,
Look fer a place ter oerrv vosef, &
Lemon he sez I never was no hand ter X
a bridge til 1 comes 2 bit, Lite in.
Tbis here rouud showed some desprit
fitin, tteui kats was bent & dee
termed 2 kill, thev chawed & spit &
clawed skanliss, but thev giv out agin
atter while & stood off a spell.
7 ROl'NK.
I tell you Mr Edditur, hits midlin sil
dum a white man gits 2 see kats fite in
lull, tbev mist in ginnallv bs tber fam
blv rows off ter therselfs like marrid
fokes does, & Noboddy never does
no the fnll demerrits er tbe kase. But
tbey fites like marrid fokes 2, wben tbev
begins ter fite in publick they has ter fite
it out the- same wa, bits harder ter let
lewee er some things as it air 2 take bolt
of tbe same, Tbey fit so long tbis time
I begin ter mistrust they was ever gwine
ter let np. they jess lade thar a huggin &
a clawin feeble like, 1 seen boath sides
would liketer kwitef they node bow,
but terreckly the Lemon kat he repear
ter spruce up konsidcrable, he seeu ole
man llanks were a givin out fast, he
begin ter let out loud yells, & swer
awiul, I got oneasy, & I boilers out. Ab
Hanks sez I never let a Lemon lick a
Hanks, hit him in the I sez I, hit him in
the I. At the liker thnt Abner he jess
rrtched out & grabbed Lemon, he stuck
1 claw in his I & tother in bis vear, & of
all tbe Scrretnin & yellin I ever beared,
tbat black kat he done it. You mite bav
beared bim 2 mil. He broak lewce &
got outn site in 3 2nd.
I never seen nuthin ot A unci agin ter .
daze. He went off summers, I dunno
whar. He repeated 1 mornin on the
kitchin steps. Lookin jess like he looked
that fust mornin I seen him, You never
woulder node he fit that fite. I notis
sense that time he takes mo intrust in
the front yard as he ever did afore, &
when ever he sees ennvtbing black a
comin up the lane, be immtjitly bas biz
nis in the back yard, they is sumpn he
terror to tend 2 in the kitchin, er else
the old speckle hen air at her ole tricks,
she air a peck in of her own chickens,
they baint menuv kats as sha'P as Ab
ner air. Dave Hanks.
Spelliu krecktid by my sun sollomon.
Granulated Bone.
ONE REASON Why you should buy bone meal of me is tbat it will make
your hens lay as nothing else will. I have just put in a mill
to grind bones and find it works to a charm.
ANOTHER REASON Is that the bones I grind are fiesh, and not stale.
If you send for your bone meal from a distuuee you do not
kuow how old it is, aud if it is old it is n. g. For prices
enquire at JAMES WOLFE'S STALLS,
Nos. 8 and 9 Market Building.
They Might
A BPLEDID SHOWING.
"W E"
"Furnish Our Customers With Collar Free.'
Since making this offer some three or four weeks ago, U lookB a if wc were
going to
COLLAR
THE
TOWN
but we are prepared to supply all that come with collars made specially lor us
Having per'ected a method of laundering Collars and Cuffs, which docs not injure
the goods, we therefore otter to furnish your Collars
FREE.
Jnat think of it! You will never have to buv another Collar while having vour
laundry done by us. Call at the Model Steam Laundry and select your style and
size.
So'iciting your patronage, we guarantee all of our work to be the very best
aud satisfactory.
The Model Steam Laundry.
Church Street.
Wbat State Can "o Better In This
Reapec) 7
rotn Auditor Furman' Report,
Tbe expense of the administration of
tbe executive and judicial departments ot
tbe State is so economical tbat the fees
and special privilege taxes collected
tbe executive department, treating
fund not at all connected with direct
taxation, are very nearly enough to pay
it. 1 make tbis statement, in connection
with others, to show thnt, since 1870, a
constant and successful endeavor has
been made by those entrusted with con
trol ot affairs not only to reduce the
burden of taxation on the people, to
lessen the expensesof the administration,
but to place the burden where it is least
felt and can best be borne, and apply the
monrvs collected w here they will do tbe
most good lor the masses, and objects of
charity. Thus, in 18G8, 18G9 and 1870,
when taxes for public or common
schools, to tbe amount of more than
three hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
were collected on a very high levy, ami
less than lorty thousann dollars were
actually spent for theeducatin of the
children ol the State, the Legislature,
since 1870, have consistently reduced the
rate ot direct taxation and so appro
printed the moneys collected until this
year, covered by this report, vearlv
eiijht hundred thousand dollars have
bei n expended directly lor the education
of the children, of both races of the
State, a record in botb directions which
I am sure the people willcommend.
She Approved
l'roia t lie charlotte Newt,
At one of thecity churches lust Wednes
day night nt the regular weekly prayer
meeting service, four unmarried ladies
sat in one seat, ranging in age from 33
to 4o vears. Une ot the brethren, culled
upon to prav, in the course of his invo
cation, said :
"Now, Lord, Thou knowest that there
are many in this city who have no man
to look after them; wilt Tbou not com-
lort them ?
One of tbe ladies gave the church car
oet a vigorous stuniD with her foot and
saia "amen" so loud that it caused every
uuuy in uie cnurcn to look around.
Thin cloaca tbe case.
Prom the Charlotte Observer
"Why," asks the Salisburv Truth
'does tbe Charlotte Observer persist in
spelling sobriquet with a u in the fiist
syllable? Thai spelling is obsolete ac
cording to good auf hurity."
ui iuc same rcHson mat it does
many other things tbat it should not do
Decnue it doesn't know aiiv better
CANDIED SWEETNESS.
In proportion to population the Southern people con
sunie more fine candy than any other section of the coun
try Southern women are consummate judges of bon
bons of course New Yoi k City is the greatest candy
eating centre in the world, and the taste is more exacting
than elsewhere no candies are put upon the market in
daintier or more attractive form than those of the original
LIKE A THIEF IN
THE NIGHT. Con
sumDtion conies. A
slight cold, with your
system in ma scroiui-
oua condition tbat
caused bvtmDura blood,
is enough to fasten it
upon you. That is ths
time when neglect and
delay an full of danger.
Consumption is Lunr-
Bcrofula. Yon can prevent tt, and you can
eura it. if vou haven't waited too lone, with
Dr. Pierce's Ooldsn Medical Discovery. That
is tbs most potent blood-cleanser, strength
restorer, and flesh-builder that's known to
medical sdsnca. For every disuse that bas
to be reached through the blood, like Con
sumption, for Scrofula in all its forms, Weak
T.nnn Bronnhltii. Aithma. and all SSVara.
lingering Coughs, It is ths only guaranteed
remedy. If It doesn't benefit or ours, you
bav your money Pack,
20 PER CENT OFF ON CHINA GOODS
Bargains
in Clocks . . .
20 PER CT. OFF ON JAPANESE GOODS
Tbs proprietors ot Dr. Ban's Catarrh
Remedy (mow tbat their medioins perfectly
ajul nermanantlT cures Catarrh. To Drovt
it to you, tbey maksthU offer! If they cant
curt your Catarrh, no matter what your
out Is, they'll pay yon $500 in cash.
aiphar prinra Mch-dale.
Can leave rear of postoffice for Springs
at 0 a. m thence every boor until 0
p. m. Regular half hoar schedule be
tween postoffice and depot
tClcst Coif)! Coke! Call
CauroIlM CosU Coma pat sty far
Nina Clfiatai Cetko.
t'Olt TIM MONTH.
ARTHUR M. PIELB
LEADING JEWELER.
MANUFACTURING AND REPAIRING,
Plenty of old paper for tale at Tbb
CrnzBN office. Only 20 eta. per hundred.
NOTICE T
Ordered by the Board of County Commit
sioncrs of Buncombe county that on the
first Monday la March, 1104, there will
established in each of the foar wards of the
city of Athcvlllc a polling place, and that
new registration will be made la each of
said wards. J. B. RaNKlN,
1-SOdtf Chairman,
I'hss the tariff bill, v
Get a throno for ex Queen Lil,
and
Stop the fighting in Brazil
Before the nlge of winter's chill
is quite worn off
by
Eatfng Meat procured from Hill
in the City Market.
BIIVTMOIIIS
Brick and Tile Works,
Biltmore, North Carolina,
UAS FOlt BALli A LAKGE STOCK Ol'1 COMMON MUCK 01-' ALL
KINDS, KEI'HESSEl) MUCKS, AN1 ALL SIZES OF
AGKICULTUltAL MtAIN TILE.
ASHEVILLE WOODWORKING CO.
Is Now Prepared to-
-Furnish all Kinds of
BUILDING MATERIAL
Fine Church, Cabinet Work and Bank Fixtures
8KND FOR yWTtittATBH.
Asheville Woodworking Co.
H. Kauffman, Supt.
Telephone, 164.
The Best Shoes
i Ltul Money,
he success of a box of confections as of a dish of food,
argely due to the neatness and elegance with which it is
prepared inclosed in delicate boxes, tied with silver
braid, the contents arranged as artistically as the blos
soms of an elaborate bouquet, the Tenney candies have
won half the battle before they have touched the palate.
Nor is this all, these candies enjoy pre-eminence because of
the choicest il ivorings and the purest chocolates, 6ugar
and almond paste entering in to their manufacture, thy are
flavored with pure fruit juices imported from France the
odors are fruity and the taste sweet and delicious these
goods can only be found at Dr. T. C. Smith's Drug Store
on the Public Square, Asheville, N. C.
IV, L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE GENTLEMEN.
85, 84 and 83.50 Dress thos.
83.50 Police Shoe, 3 Soles.
82.50, 82 for Workingmen.
82 and 81.75 for Boys.
i Amrc AMn Miccrc
83, 82.50 82, $1.78
CACTION.-If any dli
ffers you W. L. Souglai
boss MUM prln.
says n. au m.m wuo
in. an mmpw
ih. bottoss, pat him
aowssiSDSio,
W I DAIJCLAS Shoes re stvlish, easr fitting, and give bettei
satisfaction at the prices advertised than any other make. Try one pair and be con
vinced. The stamping of W. L. Douglas' name and price on the bottom, which
guarantees their value, saves thousands of dollars annually to those who wear them.
Dealers who pusn the sale oi w. l.. iraugias snoes gain customers, wnicn ncips u
increase the sales on their full line of goods. Tti.y can aflord to salt at a 1ms profit
ml wa believe von can save meney by bavins; all your footwear of the deal adver
Used below. Catalogue bos upon application. W. I OODOLAS. Brockton,
1 IS I HI", im I I l .
a tsr- """U-j,- mmmr -s.. oos
m mm.
m w iieuiAnitDBW
and we believe yon ean save money by bavlnf year I
For Sale By J. D. BL ANTON & CO.
&tajvia:rt
Granulated Riigr, SO onands for f 1 CO
LrverlnK Reliable Koaated Toffee, io
cents per package Tea, 40 and 00 cent pel
pound Lard, compound, 10 cents per pound
Lard, leaf, 1316c. or ponnd. Bacon, west
ern, 10c. per pound. Bueoa, Buncombe,
lillic per pound. Hams, Buncombe, latic.
per ponnd. Golden Cotto'ene, 3 P"und
buckets, 8Sc.; 8 pound buck ta. 68c ; at re
tall 11c. Homemade Molaeses, 40c. per
gallon. New Oneant mola.se, soc. pr gal
lon. Apple Vinegar, four years old, 38c. per
gallon Electric Light Flour and White
Pearl, $2 per hundred. Omega Plonr. $3.40
perhnnired Meal, OOe. per bushel. Citron,
30c per pound. Currants, Be per pound.
Preach Prunes, 10c. per ponnd Taylor's
Jellv. 0Vc. per ponnd Col. man's Mustard,
18c. per wi. Dunham's shred d oeoanut,
30o per pound. Hubingcr'e Blaatic starch,
10c per package. O ir Little Daisy Pickles,
10c. per bottle. 8-pound cans Tomatoes,
toe 8-p iund cans Okra and Tomatoes,
ISc. abosesaooe Blue Hen Matches, Be
only.
The Little Store around the Corner.
30 COLLEGE STREET.
W. J. POST ELL
MISS Li. HAUMANN,
91aKsVrtlat3?
Instructions givea la China Pointing, also
OU aad Water Colors. Terms moderate
Work ean bt Inspected at residence
44 QROVf STREET.
W, D. OWVN.
W. W. WIST,
G-WYN & WEST
successors to W. B Owyn.
Established 1881.
Refer to Bank of asheville.
REAL ESTATE
LOANS lUCUUKLr 1'LICBU AT 8 PBS
CENT KOTAST PUBLIC. COMU18SIONKS
OP """
FIRE INSURANCE
Southeast Court Square,
THE OAKS HOTEL
Under New Management.
New Furultut
Nice, clean comfortable rooms.
Tabic excellent. Northern Myls,
Porter Meets all Tralna.
Close ta town.
On aa Blectrk Car lint,
Beautful Location.
Hot aad Cold Bathe.
Beery Poeaibla Convenient.
0,M.PHILIPP
NO FREW GIFTS OP AiY KI"D TO ATTRACT ATTENTION
OB DRAW TRADB AT THB
Acie Wine, Liquor House & White Man's Bar
What I claim is that I keep the largest stock of rat class goods of any house in the
State. Anyone in need of pure unadulterated liquors will find It to their Interest to call
and examine my stock. The same has been recommended by the leading physicians in the
State for medicinal purposes
Jixm. H. Loughran, Prop.
NO. 58 SOUTH MAIN STREET, - - ASHEVILLE, N. C.
My motto ta, "Kp the best and charge accordingly,'
,Mj place is second to none in the 8tate.
TBLBPHONB CALL 189 POSTOPI'ICE BOX 088.
Orders Prom Distance Mollclted. Boxing & Pucklng Free
BONANZA WINE AND LIQUOR COMPANY,
Nos. 41 and 43 S. Main St., Asheville.
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l'AKLOH AND READING ROOM.
CGAKS, TOMCCO AND 1IOTTLB GOODS, SAM- XT'V A O
i'LB, MLUAKD AND POOL ROOM. KJt 0
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Beer Vaults and Bottling Department in the Basement.
H'e RvicetlUlly Sulkit a Shure of your Patronage
P. A. MARQUARDT, Manager.
Telephone Call, No. .
M" la Uatraace, IN'. 1.
IN MOUNTAINS OF NORTH CAROLINA
. 'A VERY SELECT BOARDING HOUSE
LORETTA HALL.
HOT 8PRINC8, NORTH CAROLINA.
BjeellenTeWeandJHn
H. M. SWAINE,
PROPRIETOR.