THE ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN
Moiulav Evening, March 19. 18V4
ASHEVILLE JDAILY CITIZEN
U1NTI1II1IAII.V IKXCII-T SUKPAVI 4SI) WKKKI.V
SVItSCKieTUiN RATIOS:
IOne Year $' on
Sil Month.
Three Miinllis l.fiti
One Munth. in atlvaiiec flu
I One Week, paid to Currier..... l.r
SlUSSCKllilSKS who tail to receive
their pmier ill conter a tiivor bv lepcrt
inf tlx tact to this ollice immediately.
MON I) A Y,M A K C 11 lS'Ji.
V. T. Sthah, laic of tlie worst part ol
Cliicitgo, was interviewed in London on
his return home, nml said tli.it "Ameri
cans recognize that the LngHsli lend tl c
van of social pr yriss." Wc do not see
how Mr. Stead, iu his cajiaeilv as dis
penser of now tilth and then tally, could
have said less.
A Turis newspa)Ci' says the I'liuce ol
Wales won V.S,t)00 at Monte Carlo this
week and donated the whole sain to the
poor at Monaco."
That is even belter than Kuliin Hood
used to do, and it tends to show, as
the moralists have claimed, tli.it the
world is liccoiniut; a little better all the
time.
Tin; Pollard-lireckiiiridf;e tii.d li;
revealed more than one law bicaker.
Kev. Dr. . K. 1'uston, who secretly in ir
ried Ilicekiiiridfie and Mrs. Winn,
iicliiinwleilt;cs that he suppressed the
fact contrary to law, and that he did it
because the Congressman was an old
friend. The habit of obedience Inlaw
should have been an older friend of I'1'
Faxton. He has set a l ad example, and
should publicly acknowledge the tact
make an apology and p iv the pi ice tin
law imposes for such derelictions.
THK VOTK OSi Bl.ItiNOK A til-:
The vote in the t inted States Senate
on the 11 and sciuor.-iL-e lull is yivcn
below, Democrats in Nullum, Kepubli
cans in italics, Populists h small caj
itals:
Yeas Messrs. All. in, Hate, l.crrv
ltlackburn. Itlanchard. Hutlcr. Call
Cockrell. Coke, Colmiitt, luniel, Duhoi.
Faulkner, Ueeii'irc, ijnnlon, lliinbroui;h
Harris, II union. Irhy.Joncsol Aikansas
kvi.li, Lindsay, Mcl.itirin, Mania
Mills, Mitchell ol Oregon, Morgan, P.i
co. I'l.l-I'i;n, I'crkins, t'eiliurew, rower
1'iiyh, tjiiar. Hansom, K'nach. Slum)
Stewart, Teller, Tuipic, Vest, Vuorhic
White and H'neolr-U.
Navs Messrs. Alilrieh, Allison, Hi ice
Callci y. Curev, Chtinillcr.Ciilltnii. lhii
Ihihih. I'rve, (lullinser, Gorman, (.11
Hak; liawlcx; .&. McMil
ii, McPllcrson, Mmuh rson, Mitchell ol
Wisconsin, Morrill, Murpliv, Palmer,
I 'lilt t, I'roelor, Smith, SlncUiriilxe,
Vilas, Wnshlmrn, Wilson 111 .
This shows that 111 Democrats, M
Kepublicatls and three Populists voted
for the bill, and that '.'1 Kcpulilicans and
in Democrats voted against the bill.
CO.VSI Ml'llM-S AXD A
STATE HOARD Ol- llliAllll.
iK.v-a -tin i.
Tin; inimicipal
election is now not
very far iu the fu
ture. There is won
derl'ullv little ex
citement over the
ciiniin.i; event, although
the campaign opened
with a k-ijjlit promise
of considerable of ti e
siz. boom-ban); ! ! t"ic
it was over. Hut, al
th oujili we do not hear
much about the streets
oil political lines, we
must not consider that
everybody is plavinc
shut nioutli. W lien
things seem p.iii.lully
nuict frciiuc itlv that is w hen soiucbodv
is workinu the rabbit foot. A while
before the convention mere win moon
less be a rattlinivot dry bones and We
I 'us will then tmd where tun ' ns aic at.
Solar, I have seen the name ol only otic
man siiKKCStcd lor the nomination on
the Democratic ticket lor Major. I hat
one is jonn . --en ue.-.
1 ii.wi: no doubt Mr, Starais would
give Asheville, it elected, a nood,soli.a.-
iniilistrati.ui so far as lie could coiitriii
utc thereto by virtue of his i-llice. His
Democracy is of the ''hot stucl vani ty,
and lie would take pride in lookic.n alter
the citv interests. Put, I am not muni
untitle; Mr. Stanics hi lorcbaml. Oilier
h;adst!iau mine can tell heller what is
necessary to be done for the party's
Kood in the onuiini; election. We
want a you'l mar., with a yoo.l.
eons, i votive bond upon his should
ers, a Dcinoeraf, and a man who
hasn't too ninth maeail ml on the brain.
We don't want anybody that has bicn
weighed ami louad slun t. The time loi
that is i ist. Itisinouev in Asheville 's
pocket, ave, it is ol vital importance to
A Mlnimer'it Fall.
From the MiirsaiUm Herald.
One of our local pastors, v lmi,c name
we need not mention, just as he had
siven out tlieclosiny h.uiin one uiijlit re
cently attempted to sit down on a chair
which nt that moment happened to lie
absent without excuse. I'ickim; himself
up the best way be could, l.c turned to
liisconptnatioii who were bravely Irv
ine; to keep their laces straiuht and
said: "Mv friends there are occasions
upon which liiiiiiliiiii; is riht and pr.iiicr,
and this is one l them. I.auuli just as
miu'li as you please." 1 be eortircgalion
took biin at his ward.
Trick, unci tlu l.thtri 'l.m.
I n ni th: Moriiaton 11 1 ' it-
Jolm Caldwell, colored, icturutil Iriiiu
Wasliiuston last Sundae. John held a
lucrative position under the noycruineut,
but crew homesick, lie said and threw
up Ins position, lie likes the Northern
people, but thinks that they arc too
tricky and uncon.cetiial to suit his social
taslis.
(iuud News ol Vance.
I r. an the KiiUich Sew ami t !c r,
A letter Iron; Senator V iuce received
by his son at Wa.diii l;ioii says that his
imoioyetiieiil has been so substantial
that bv the end ot the month he w ill be
i-i his so.tt aeaiu.
lie will be then- eeit. :iulv ill tune to
He fir tai If reform.
The Pastir number of Harper's ll.iKur
iibbshed March 1 7, w i'l contain three
ninletc short stories: "A Distmetiou
id a liilluviicc," bv Marion Harland
illnsliatnl bv I.. W. Hitchcock; "f.astci
is" bv Kate I'psou Clark, illustratei:
iv W. ilvih; and "A Disdaiuliil oulli.
liva Wi'dcr Mctdasson. Anioiu; the
ketches and issavs will be "Comrade
lip in Marriane," by Jimms Henri
lliowne, ."id " The Caie ot the At;ed,
Helen livcrston Smith. The siiltcs
lions lor Lister, !ui insiieil nv vnioiif
pular wiilcis, will be unusually al
tiaetiee.
her lo ha ve nood men to help alony
wiiyon as it liejjins niovini,' .iKain.
tin
Hi i, wiili a
Mavor, it will i
derma:. ic olhee:
the next v .tin::
Slrai.n'.itoiit, I;
Thcref-.rc, it tin
I the talk about I he
,,l do to neglect the a!
thai a:c to b- tilled at
. The hold overs will U
, 'i a iiier and Kepu'iiiciii
I I inoei .its w ant lo i.t
I'rnlll the' New York World
The State Hoard ot Health has issued
a circular slatini; that the enmtnuuicu
bility of pulmonary tuberculosis has
been so thoroughly established, and is
now so generally recognised by the medi
cal profession throughout the world,
that the board has determined to take
such active measures as may be consist
ent and possible for the prevention of the
disease.
Local health olliecrs will hereafter be
in unci I to register the name, address,
sex and age of every person sull ring
trom tuberculosis within their respective
jurisdictions, so lar a such information
can be obtained.
This intormation w ill be solely lor the
use of health olliecrs, and in no ease will
visits be made to such persons by public
ollicials, nor will any public simian
surveillance ol such patients be assumed,
unless the patient resides in a tenement!
house or hotel, or unless the attending
physician requests t lint nn inspection lie
made of the premises: and in no case
where the person resides in a tenement
house or boui ding house or hotel, it the
physician requests that no visits be made
by inspectors, and ii willing himscltto'
deliver circulars ol information as is re
quired to prevent the extension ot the
disease lo others.
It is further directed that in all eases
where it conies to the knowledge ot a
local health officer that premises which
have been occupied by consumptives
have been vacated bv death or removal,
an inspector will visit the premises and
direct the removal of inleetcd articles,'
such ns carpets rugs, bedding, etc., for
disinfection niu will make such wrilten
recommendations to his immediate su
perior concerning the cleaning and rem-,
vating ol the apartment as may be re
quired. An order emhodvirg llu'sc rec
ommendations will then be issued to the
owner ol the premises, and compliance
with the order will be enlorccd for sani
tary reasons.
Consumptives arc advised to sleep
alone, and to have their bed ilothiug
and personal clothing boiled ami
washed separately from the clothing be
longing to other people. Rooms which
they have occupied should be cleaned,
scrubbed, white-washed, painted or pa
pered. l'orthe information of consumptives,
the board adds that consumption ii a
disease which can be taken trom others,
and is nut simply caused by colds A
old may make it easier to take the (lis
case, li is usually caused by genus
which enter the body with the air
breathed. The mutter which consiimp
lives cough or spit up contains these
germs in great numbers; frequently
millions are discharged in a single day.
This matter spit upon the ll ior, wall or
elsewhere, is apt to dry, become pub
verized and lloal iu the air us dust. The
dust contains the germs, and thus they
enter the body with the air brealheii.
The breath of a consumptive does not
contain the germs and will not produce
the disease. A well itcrson catches the
disease from a consumptive only bv in
some way taking in the mutter coughed
up by the consumptive.
It is not dangerous lor other persons
lo live with u consumptive, il the mut
ter coughed up by the consumptive is at
once destroyed. 1 his matter should nut
be spit upon the Moor, carpet, stove, wall
or street, or anywhere except into u
cup kept for that purpose. This cup
should contain water, so that the mat
ter may not dry, and should be emptied
into the closet at least twice a day, mid
carefully washed witn Hot water.
Great care should be taken by a con
sumptive that bis hands, face and cloth
ing do not become soiled with the mat
ter coughed np. II they do become soiled,
they should be at once washed with hot
oap and water. When consumptives
are away from home the matter coughed
up may be received on cloths, which
should be nt once burned on returning
home. 1 1 handkerchiefs are used (wort li
tem clothes which can be burned are far
better) they should be boiled in water
lone before being washed.
county auiliorit'cs wouni iniv
some portion ot Buncombe a
a iu;toi ii y nicy mil -i na c an nine oi
the new ineuihers, ea two ol iheni it the
Mavor is a Democrat. With a good
clean ticket there will be little trouble in
electing I '.in. eiali, bill with a make
sliill tin a figurehead and a trio ol pi. I.
im nps s-unci io.lv will wake up tin
morning after election to find thai things
are not whai the y seem. Lei wise com:
s. l prevail and a ticket that Kcpnl-la .'inl
and Ke t a niris , ill be bolllal to ;, iluil!
is A 1 will lie the result.
"fill; ev, iug ticcd of P.iiaci'in'ac cour
ly, salt! a gcnllcin.nl wiio is in position
to know what be is talking about to n
the oilier day, ' is a convict larm. V
have a chain gang, but that can be kept
up inilv bv aide bodied men. It the
tract in
I have ii
uhivated bv some of its collects it
would be advantageous from fevera
points of view. To tins farm could be
sent the bos and old men and the
women whom it w.iuld not be humane
to commit to the chain gang. I be 1 1
ol such a provision would be especial!
salutary in the eases ot many wonici.
who arc liiniiL'lit to court lor various
o flences. I he magistrate finds that the
inn act. oil ol the law is such as to merit
the holding of the woman, and she
sent lo jail. It Ireipien'.ly happens that
the county authorities have to release
the woman lor piudenlial reasons, lor
the protection of the health of other
prisoners, and the women are relcasc l
I rcc to go back to their haunts and
revel again in tluir Icvilisluuss. Thee
ire beginning to feel that they are
greater than the law and are more bare
laced in the ir meanness. i Uli a comic
la rm these women could be given light
work and made to serve' out their
terms. 1 lie larai is inst what rotiicomiic
tin i v needs."
aster
Granulated Bone.
OA'; KliASt Why you should buy bone meal of me is that it will make
your hens lay as nothing else will. 1 have just put iu a mill
to grind bones ami find it wen ks to a charm.
ASol .'e A7;'.l.S'i'.V Is that the bones I grind arc ficsh, ami not st ile.
li you send lor your bone meal from a distance you do not
know how old it is, and il it is old it is n. g. For prices
enquire at JAMLS) WOLFF'S STALLS,
Nos. S and P Market Uuildiug.
Lnve in Cott'asc
THE AMERICAN BELL TELEPHONE CO.,
125 5Hlk Street, ISoatou, Mass.
This C(Miii:my dwii- K it' t intent Nn, 1tio.."r.'., ;r:inUd l
V7lh, Wl, ft if a i-i 'itiliiiud tt'U-Kiitph ami tilcj lumc, ;iml i
4-71 S;it, KmnUtl tu T1iiim;u.V Kilisnti, Mav :i. Iv.C fur a
laUnts ciivi-r tunihtnicntat iuvuitions ;tm! ctnlinuc all tonus
ami of carbon U Irphoiu s.
Kmik lVfliiRT, Nuvc:nli:i
t-ntrt.la lei tcrs ati tit Nn.
jiptuUins ti-lcffrapti, wliii'h
uf ntkrorihuiu- tiaiisimtu-f
"THE SiLZiLiLR
HAS NOW OX
DISPLAY A HANDSOME LINE OF
Spring Groods.
CALL AM) i:AMli: TI1K.M.
;JV tf ifti A A;
i SKKDS
si:i:ds
resents
ARTHUR M. FIELD
Lending
Jeweler.
WAN TED,
I'l; T.i KVHV Til eT WH SUM.
STRH'II.V FANCY IKRSliY
- - A NT '
COUNTRY BUTTER
a-tl V Ills plT j'UUIMl
A. M. I'lciiimint; A: Co.,
en WiinlilTS TK-UliT.
i Mi )1
PRESCRIPTIONS
-A SI'Ke 1AI.TV A T
Till. U. .S- 1 1. knows th it il sh.iuld
1 mi 111 a passenger depot here that wnnhl
h.' up to date ai;d si.inewiiat coniiiien
Mir.-itc wil'i the importance ol AsIiimI
as a report visitid hy thousands ever
mi null.
Thai is a new lueed ol a indler 1 read
ihoiit-tlic rcliiM-rof lish who, alter re
I'is.il, has auollier ill. in t ) hid llieiu in
for liiut. There looks to lie materia"! ill
this lor a case in court, although this
particular 'orm oiswiiidling may not he
pr.ividiil against.
Till-: advertising coinniillcc has done
evh.it it had In do in good slle. The
Asheville p iniphlcl is out and will do tin
city good. It is oeltcr than anything ol
the kind ever prepared, because il is jam
lull of information, with a great deal
more attention to plain tact than to
gush, conde nsed so that theattracliousol
the city arc tired into the iiupiirer's mind
in o imparl shape, so as to make a last
ing impression. And I may add that the
hooulels will mil he distributed liv a
renrcsentative in I -'lurid '. Thisis the in
side news that eoines to The Tuttler.
Grant's Pharmacy
Win It. tin y me pill up prninplly, rnpiilly
mi'l an tiratrlv. tiutii i litmlealle pint- ilrus
ircsli tin in the laliiu uli .ries . i g. piilili, Mirek
Si Iiit Ti liu .-no I ntliir si .-iinlaril in.onii ei tiir
nml lit MHI-.I iiflMinnlilc priirs
A SEDESTAl.r CrtWATlOX,
r, plenty ot -itling
down and nut
itiiK-li exercise,
ought to have lr.
I U lcus I'h-asiuit
1'i lh ts to go with
it. They idisolulelv
and permanently
l ine I oiistipation,
One tinv, Ptignr-
conteil JVllet Is a
porri'i'tlvp, a rngiiliitoT. n gentle laxntlvr.
'l'licy'ro tho siniilli'st. tho eitsiost to take,
nml the most nntimii ri'iiictlv nn ri'iic-
lion nfloiwnnl. Sink lli'iulnolic, llilioiw
llciidai hi', liidlgcsilon, llillous Attacks.
unit nil sloiiiiii'li mid hnwi-1 (lornngciiu'iils
arc picvBiitcti, rciicvcti anil cured.
A "rnt.D i Tim tiRAn" it
ilckly curnl hv Dr. Unge's f'-
j-rh HiMiiedv. Bo is t'ntnrrhnl
imilin-hn, nml every trouble
limed by Catarrh. Ho Is Ca
trrli Itstdf. Tho proprietor!
Ter ') for nny cuso which
loy cannot cure.
I.ndler, Vour Aiieuilon PK-anr.
Spring is now here, and you lire no
doubt thinking of house denning. The
vane vine stcnin l.auntlry. 4.1 Went Col
lege aticct, can do your In c curtuiim ut
nicely as they can be done in the catt
cm eities.
Numl )or ortlcr lo t'nrollan
foil I 4'ompnny for Jclllco l.awp
nun BinrH'.iie.
Sulphur Springs schedule changed to
nnn nour witnout cnunge ot enrt.
Aik for Kcd Letter ciguri.
v. Ii e,w vs
ev, e. whst
GWYN & WEST
SiK'ivsHnrs it W. It tiwyii-
Q l-;stal)lishi(l lHht.
Kt'fcr to Hnnlt of AsliivWc,
REAL ESTATE
i.iuns ski:i'hi:i.v rt.Ac ki at h run
CUNT SUVittV 1't'Hl.lC. C"MMISSuNK
(if tiLKim
FIRE INSURANCE
THE OAKS HOTEL
Tthkr New Mamtffriiicnt.
New Furniture.
Nice, i-luin cnniturttililt.' ruiMiiM
Tubic eictllcnt, N irtltcrn Stvliv
Murtcr MretH nil Trnlut,
Close In town.
Vn an Hlictrtc Cnr Line.
Hmuil'ul Locntinn,
Hut nntl CoM Iinth.
Btt I'oMlhlc Coovcnknct.
C.M.PHILIPP
IJew Dental Parlors
J. E. HAWTHORNE, D. D. 3.,
Hun loealcif In Asheville fur the practice
ilcntlstiy. Miikci n upccliilty uf l-'tne Cold
work, crown mill bridge work nml guld and
rulilier eeiinhiniilliin. Um, the limil Im
proTcd metlieiill tu make nil uperatloim
l'AINLHSS.
Olflef Ovrr Mhnakagh'l Btorc
w w rnuou fttinat
r. .-U ttTSl al i,
si:i:ds
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llcie's our Cottage.
o Yon?
Slnlls for beef, nmttoii, Jioik, veal,
poultiy and meat producls
in City Muikc-t.
W. M. Hill
et Co.
1$1 1F3IO1M0
Brick and Tile Works,
Biltmore, North Carolina,
II AS l Oli SAI.i: A I.AUtiT. STOCK Ol'" COMMON ItlilCK Ol-' Al.
KIMiS, lilil'UKSSKD liltlt'KS, AMI AI.I. SI.KS ()!'
AtiUlCiriITU.Ui DKAI.V TH.10
Mlllil'll U'it II SlVlls.
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SEKDS
TH!3I5THEBEira
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W. L DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE GENTLEMEN,
$5, $4 and S3. 50 Dress Shoe.
83.50 Police Shoe, 3 Soles,
$2.50, $2 for Worklngmen
$2 and SI.75 for Boys.
LADIES AND MISSES.
S3, 2.50 $2, $l.7
fMUTION.-U any donlrn
oftrrn ou W. I.. Ioiilii
r Hnya ho h ttimi wllti
qui lit anitiA tniHM,
on tue Doittnn, put hltn
U')WQ Httlritua.
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W. L. DOUGLAS Sli"1'' ttylMi. mst filtini,', niul pivc betlci
5.-!i,i.,"iii,ii .it ilic jo in -i .uiviit'iM-d tlian nny oilier make. Try one pair nnd be con
in.-cd. Tlie M.itiipini; tt NV. I.. Douyljis' name and price on tlie bottom, wliicl
Muaianti-i--; llieir value, xiec llioui.niel of el.-!l:ir8 atiniially to those wbo wear them.
Il.'.il, is eilio pu-h tin? Mile of V. I.. l)oui;ki Shoes jain customers, which helps tr.
iin'iease ilic siilf. on tlicir full line of ponds. Th-y r.-in nfloril lo nll it ft toss profit
mil w lw"li.iv" von run mvo inoneT lv liuylnir lt your foolwenr of Ihn ilfttlr atlvur
Jui'd belutv. Culalur;iio Iruu upon upplici.tiou. . L. ilOLOLAS, Urocfctaa, MM.
For Sale By J. D. BLANTON & CO.
MARCH Hi.
ANNUAL REPORT
- ni' Tin:
RACKET SiOliEUTUMA hmu ffims
15 South Main.
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Never iu lbs liislorv ol this coiiutivl
ll.is credit ilavidsiuh liavnc wi'.h those
w Im are iu its i luiehi s, a il has diirini; i..
tile.- past year. 1 1 :n -s made desolate.
iiisiuiss wii-ekeil, I. il ills sold and a lllin-
Ired oilier dis.oleis idlow. Wliv do
men uphold Mich a svstein ol I usiness?
I believe it takes iit least ont-lourlli ol
ill we piiiiliiu. to p.-iv these credit e;.ae-
tious.
We have" islalilisle, d a stiiell.c cash
bouse w he re mil can luiv one dollar's
worth ol lionils fur a dollar. Have only
'.leeii here one uioiilli, and if works line.
The cusloiucis at mil store are incrc.-ih
lilt; daily. .No luinkkcepiis to pav, no
bad debts to pay, no collectors to pay.
This is why we can fell you jjoods I'c
e do.
due yard wide easlnncic worth i."ie. wc
are si llinj; for .'He. yd.; ljood calico, In
li.o blue, oc. yd.; Simpsons' calico, (i'-..c.
yd.; Ilutiiespiin clieeka, Ic. yd.; Apron
t iiiihaiiis, oe-. yd., one yard wide Apron
liiiiKhaiiis with border, He., 'A yds. lor
J.'ic; White Apron ijihuU with border I r
l:i, 11 and 1.1c. yd.
We 'cannot incnlioii uli wc wl', but
please benr in mind that wc cannot be
undersold on nny tbin! in our line.
Wc urc scllitiB the Improved llie;li
Arm Singer ScwjnK Machine, (our drnw
ers. dron leaf, finished in oak with all
the iitUichinenU for $10.7.1 Mallinna
Kiiks ii nil Curpct remnants, wiiv down.
Will Kite J'ou due notice of our Millinery
opening; which will be one day next
week.
O I - ATLANTA, OA.
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l I.eliMllliK ill. 1 Via
ASSISTS
'i on In, ml ami muriei'ieii-
liiei-v.llll i 7--' :-Ml o
Kcale-tiite, In. Hi I.s:,:i ,7
e iisli nn haml ittiti nihioik fi.-'il'.i if
l-'iiinlliiic anil lixtutes II "".i
liiK f:im imliviilti lis I.illil i'.il
I lie iile uilH on iiaiil up sieiek C.-J.!'. K.I
Tnxi-s naiil ri.'Jr.i
insnuimc niivaiiec'i .1-1 ao
Ae-e-iuiiits in altv's liamU lur enl-
l.eiioii HIT HI
Kjo.i-.-jn C7
lluev ni iiii.fil. Iijiiilomiii' ur iHiuliiise
I.I MIII.ITIliS
due install
II.
lIlMlllMlie-nts
ur pulil (III
;u os
I in.- sliari ludilers,
nu l l- .;i il
line .hnn liiilil.'r-i,
tuiul in aiie-aneT
li rk
Itrilatli'e- tu lie naiil uut oil tenuis
tmiile- -JO.-.O fil
Surplus, 1 iii.oi I
l.i.uns n-imlil I i;i.7i'.a
l"a iii-.nls in susp use lfs il
Mlll.liJO I',
Klil'llKT I 1IU Villi VUAH liNUIMt 111
CUMIIliK .'11, IN'.l.'l,
KUCUII' I S.
Cioli on IiiiiiiI January 1, ls'.i.'t... it 1 .1 ill f
Siili'riitirn on vluin s 1'J0,7-S ss
ruin up, "prcpuul or "luut
ti:oil"HtiK'k .t-aO 00
Morttfiiees niUc-"il (in whulc
r in UHrt i li'-'. l .all
I'le-lliiiini rcet-ivcel -111,75
1- ins ree-civcil '.osn
Kent a5 lil
Allv's lees a.JOl MS
Hills iimnlilr t.i'ilo on
lilltrnec iitltl ollierle-LS 1,'JIM1 IK)
Insiiranee M'MS
I niltviiliml anil ml .e.-rUullLuu. ue
coiiuls n-.io IU
ai-i,5Hfi
lllSIU'KSliM i;nts.
I h.-iiuiI mi niiirtiniitr anil nvnto-
einiiuii ' au7,r.na no
l-'iirniiuic uml liltl res o.la on
I'niil tin withilrnwult. iltief a.VOllit ii
Paul on v. llhiliHWiim, ill vlilillils . 7. 1'.ltl n
.Siiluriisiillucrit. i'k-rli,eeiu.ile al ,0.10 UO
to
nil.-. (
1.7-VL' s
J, .'ill. I Ml
J. M. STONElt, Mar.
A. FRECK
I Ins rcnio.ril 111. .Hon In.tiuacincnt uf I.ikiiI
block and would mk bl. friend. In purlieu
Iu ud the public grntntlly to id him
call, dw4dltaiu.
.7 4. Ill
37 no
uiii :i7
1114 I
:i.7iia on
1,11.7 UH
ill no
AUvcrti.inK unit piimmn
Kent
Tax s
Currrnl expriie
Cuimtlis nil tei eolle-eloiM, u-
eliune, etc
PlIHlllKt-
Ili'CUUIlt
HxprciifiKe-
Iliviilruils on puitl up litoek
Initutuuce-
liiitrune anil ntty'l Irc.reiutne-U
c.sii on hiuui a,aa:i:iH
lllilivlilunl ttuu liiiHielluiicuun ue
enuiits a.Hoooi:
Hill, pnjulile" 14.U00II0
3U0,6SS 0.1
Ii. C. ATKINS, I'R.'ilrnt,
F. I). Amlrms, Atl.iitll, On,
J. W, OOI.I'SMI'I H. Nrere-tary,
P. tl. ArlilriKS, At lento. U,
Clt Alt. 8. KISilSIIHHV. TliB.urcr.
I. (I. AilllirM, At'nntu, Ou.
MALCOLM JUIIISHI'lIM, Atlnmcy,
I'. U. Aildrei., Atlvnta, On.
W. W. tIKAl'UH, virt-i'rrtldrnt,
I' (I. Aitilresn. Atlientu. I'.ll,
T. I. HICKMAN. Urn. Amill
I'.ll Aililr. lluiilcis inville, N. C.
Stale ol Nurili Carolina, Aiiilitur bepiirt
me-ot.
In eollfurillitr Willi lection K.iltm (dl
"An Act to ninenil elinple-r 7, volume a, ol
The t'oilc," entitled "Iitillihiiir nml Loan
AMiie'lntlont." I ve-rtlrv Hint ilie- almvc Is
true copy til the swum itntriuetit ut the At'
lunta Niitlunal Uulldliitf uml l.onn AHsnein'
tton, Atlanta, Oa., on IJtcembcr 81, imiil,
nur ou Die In tins Hi purlmrnt,
KUUf. M i'HRMAN,
Auditor ol Hlalt,
in
n
111
Is Now Prepared to-
Furnish all Kinds of
BUILDING MATERIAL
Fine Church. Cabinet Work and Bank Fixtures
(HSJ) Vtttl HSTIJI4TK8.
Asheville Woodworking Co.
I. Kaiiffuniri, SupU Telephonf, Kil
Quaijtv not tiuisrrrrrY
NO 1'IMiM CIFTS Ol' ANY KINII TO ATTRACT ATTKNTJON
OK IIHAW TKAIIHATTHH
Acme Wine, Liquor House & White Man's Bar
What I eluira U that I keep the lariceat .lock of rut ela Rood, ofj any houe In Hie
Suite. Anyone in need of pure unadulterated llquora will find It to tlieir IntcrcM to cnll
ami e laniine my Btoek. The mmt has been recommended by the leading phynlclans In the
Stale fur medicinal parponca
.Iiih. II. Ioug-liriiii, Prop.
NO. 58 SOUTH MAIN STREET, - - ASHEVILLE, N. C.
My motto la, "Keep tlie ticnt and charfie accordingly.'
Mj place I. rcconil to uone In the Stutc.
TBLHI'IIONH CALL 139 PO8T0PFICE IIOX 818.
OrdcrH From a Distance Solicited. BoxIuk & Packing Free
BONANZA WINE AND LIQUOR COMPANY,
Nos. 1 1 and 43 S. Main St., Asheville.
M. II WIH'UiSAI.B lir.PAKTMKNT, (Jli.VT.S"
131 KJ 'XI. 1'AKl.OH AND KHMHSti KUO.M.
CMAKS, 7'cau'i'o ,i.v nnrri.i! nouns, sam- t a
VIM, 1U1.UAM) ASU VODl. ROOM. 1 Jt "J-O.
Beer Vaults and Bottling Department in the Basement.
Wc Kvxi'ixtfully JS'wiWf n Share ot Vuttr PulroiuiKc.
P. A. MARQUARDT, Manager.
JWnln Ivnli-nucc, ,o. 43. Tclctlionc Call, iVo. 94.
IN MOUNTAINS OF NORTH CAROLINA
A VERY SELECT BOARDING HOUSE
LORETTA HALL.
HOT SPHING8. NORTH CAROLINA.
H. M. SWAINE,
PROPRIETOR