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Frilny Evening, March 30, 1894.
THE ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN.
GREAT OFFERINGS FOR THE NEXT" 30 DAYS
SPECIAL IN LADIES' UNDERWEAR AND CORSETS.
WE ARE THE ONLY PEOPLE IN ASHEVILLE THAT CARRY IN STOCK THE CELEBRATED NORTHERN EXTRA LONG WAIST W. B. CORSETS.
THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY. EVERY ONE GUARANTEED
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THE W. 13. CORSET EXHIBIT.
Ucud what tlic New York Sun savs in regard to the W. I!. UXTK.V LONG
WAIST CORSIiT:
The World's l-'uir in miniature, which now makes the ilmnd Central I'ahiceot
l.exincjtou uve.iue nnd l'urtv-ttitrcl street, one of the resorts ol the town, c mtains
nay number ol useful and beautiful tilings which were graduated so to speak, with
the liiuhcst honors nt Chicago. The W. II. corset exhibit is nnutiKid with such
repaid lor i fleet that the exhibit has attractions for even the masculine eye, while
women fairly rave over it.
Dress reformers mav shriek that live never wore corsets, and that her daugh
ters would lie hotter oil without them, but no woman who carc for her nppear
aucc will fail to wear them. Some women are born enicelul, some achieve trace.
and sonic have grace thrust unon them. Women whose curves n'C not those of
bcniitv mav achieve a graeeliil figure by wearing a corset shaped on true ,-inntouii-c
1 principles. Even n dress relormor, however, angular bv nature, may have
grace thrust upon lur by the very thing she dec'aiiiH against. Te dcucy to em
bonpoint is concealed, if not checked, bv the W. B. corset, which without too much
repression contrives to preserve to all appearances the ynuthlul lines of the bodv
long nlt r th' V have departed from the original ligure. They are not only, there
fore, make angular figures gracelul, but old figures young to outward view. No
woman, therefore, who hns regard lor her personal appearance will lail to wear
the W. H. :orsct. In addition to taking the highest prize and diploma at the Chi
cago Exposition, it was neknow'edged by connoisseurs in corsets to combine ad
vantages lacking in other corsets which rendered it superior to all, the rest. Dies
makers recommend its use, which is a pretty good pioof that it possesses all the
advantages that arc claimed for it. '
THE BALTIMORE CLOTHING, SHOE AND
WANT COLUMN.
FOR RENT.
TU KKNT Tworiirht room eottngrs. nil
modern convcnlinies. Ttrnii rru-iomitili.'.
Cull US DAIUiY STKBttr.
a-Zikltw
FOR KKNT A Bund ft -room house, hot
unci cold walt-r Imthfl, etc. Within f
minutes comt hum-, Kent $t V App'v
:i ati()'W f7 Oil K H STKliBf.
FOR K KNT McDowell Hoine, Pnrk llntvl
Co. Iiirtre brick house in splendid condi
tion I' or terms apply to
DR. S. W IUT1LB
dtl' or M.J. .'AGO.
FOR R KMT The Kuropran hotel, UK
-south Main St., A she villi-, N. C. l'lrnt
clasu stand for restaurant. Terms reasotm
blc Applv to T. D. Johnston or V. W.
Thomas. Johnston building. auifU'.hltf
IjlOK U liNT A nice m room furnNh-ri cot
! tfljie, on orniiKe street. Will rent lor
not 1ch than four months. For further in
fortnation npplv to
' K. L. Pl-ZPATHICK.
.T24dlv "i E, court Square.
FOR KKNT A lorjjc and c in vrnirntlv ar
runife l h-use. No, ti'J Merri on avenue.
Hot and eold water villi lmthn on two
floort All niudern Improvein- nts. L"ea
tion central, with liirjf well shaded
Krottn'tM Hplcndid naid-nie furlare family
or ImardiiiK houe Apply to
eli2H.itt II. C. VKCtt.
ITIOH KiST-R, H. ohtiHton'n former resi
j deiiee, r North -iain ctrcrt, uearl v op
ponitcto the a tnrrj' warehouse. II une
la rei; and eoinuitiiHous, with extcidivi
Krouiids, ami wiilnn (M) there tni'uteM' wHlk
of piihh Hipuce. A Ao a lurr- room at No.
0;ouih Main street adj iuuw the hier
hewlnu Machine tli;e " App-v to C. W. He
Vuult, timer Co leu direct ami Court
Squnre, or R. H J-ihiWton, I, o. Box 177
lehtidlf
Hit mum;
B
OAOJiINC N:ce l 'aril, with or without
room, near ear line. li Libl'OT ST.
Hdlw1
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OARDINO tf on id an rnui" amy be
had at .no. ifli Montlord avt uif
3--i'u;it MKS. JuJiNSON
BORm.N(l-B.v the dnv or week. Com
lurtahlr- room with j.Miod bonrd
MKS. C. li. KICIIAhIS,
3 Hdlm' No, H S ames uve
BOARDINO Bvdav ir week 1'lca-aiit
rooint, single or t nsuite, neatly and
comfortably lurnished. irate or furnace
heat, hot and eio water, with t-uths on
two iloom. On electric car line; live minutes
walk from the square. Terms modern e.
MRrt S IHKRY,
novlHdtiiuo Itil North Mnin street.
UlSCh U.A t-:nt:s
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ANTi:fi Two milch cows, fresh Ora 1
I rsrtsfrcl r.cd. it. F iSI'-'S,
3-fidl wf Hill more. N. C.
FIR SULti hie pair hall-hnd ivdesdole
horsrs. Apply UluTMOKU FARM
3 i!dt -w 2 1
IOR SALli OR R KNT ".ealnndia ' on
J Heuiu mi. I'uriiish'i, nls t re ehfe'es '
ii"d three horseti hiiU five acres land The '
ovv er l-lus to k' "broad. Atiidv i
3-28dtf ON I 111 I'RKMISHS
Ijl RALK W have In our hands fori
' s le for a limit d time only, one of the
must complete houses in A hiville, every
mo ern eonvt uienee, t taut I d grounds,
llotisr ctimpletelw tu nishrd. 'forse. car
rlattes, cie, A rure opportunity to j t'o.ure
a complete hone, miiu be sera to be an
preeiatrd, pfirlieulnrs and penults at our
otticc Owner wthtw to ko a rad
owvN vi:st.
B-lf8il:Ueod Court qua e.
X OTICIIBv viftte of the power of ia'e
ill conlerr-d up n J. W. Corfand in a cer
tain deed ol trust, vb eh p iwrr of a de has
been cut iVrrcd upon me by ilctd cxeeutid by
the id J V Cortland, and bv rea-on ol
de.iiult in th- pa mtnt of the debt and inter-'
est therein secured when the mine became
due, which derd of trut ee utcd to
sio'l W Cortland cm the 17th duv ol Feb-!
ruary 1AU', and recorded in the nftU-e of I
Kcitister of Detds ol I'tin-ornbe e utty.
North a- nlinn, in tnnA 1' I, paKe '". et su ,
I will, on he UiUi da of April, lMtk at the
court house d r In the city HlicviUe,
Uuucom e eour.lv. North Curobtiu, ell nt
public auction, lor v sh, to the hluhest bid- ;
dcr that ertain lot ot Wml, with nil 1m ,
proverntnts the con, situate in th? citv of
Ashevilie. on the west niar Jn of hrench
Iiroad avenue, bcfjl -nmB ut a stake, north
cast cornT n lot No 3, ud runs n irth ti
30' west 3 Id i j feet to a strike, then north
S8 wel lfioj feet, then north o 30' east 87
and 2710h i- t to a stake, then south Ht- i
3U' cast MVVj ftvt 13 a stake, th-n south 2
Wt lt)0 del to he i eitinnintf, for a more!
partiuular dtserlpiion of which ti c Hdd deed 1
ofliusl. Tins H.ib flay ul March, ihlil-. (
S. C COR t.NH,
nlilcHt.friduy Tiufttc 1
NOT ICIi-Tlils Is to notify nil person! j
tlmt M. U. Kelly, U, li, Ulliott and;
-ucctta V. Co'v, nil of the citv ot Ashe vine .
and Ntntp of North Carolina, have this day
iormcd a d entered Into a tmrtucrshin under
the Dtitnc and style of "Kelly, Hlimt & Com- j
puny, ' for the purpose of cnndtictitiK sud
enrryhoz on n plumbinK, uns and steam lit
ting business in the city of A-hcvillc, North
Curollui The said vt H. Kcl y ami B, K. i
Ulliott have contributed as et eral partners
the foltowltitf lums to the common stock of
nlcl Uusinest, tu-Mlt : ThenaidMH Kelly,
the sum of fourteen hundred twenty dollars, ,
and i he said li ti. Hliott the sum uf six hun
dred and twenty dollars; and the said Lucetta ;
V, Cole hits contributed as a sptcal partner
the sum orHu.ht h in died dmiars to the cap-1
Hal stock of said bulntss In cash. Out ofi
the net primes a isi' (nun the business of,
tne saiu cu pttrinersnip the said M li Kelly
shall receive one-halt, the said B. B li 1 1 to it
hull f-c Ivelotir-ientlis.aud the said Lucetta
V.tole shall receive one-tenth; and It Is
screed and understood hrtween nil the part
ners that the smd Lucetta V.Cole, as sp cial
pa tner, shall not be liable .at any time
nnd In any event, for mote than the amount
, ol rluhl hundred dollars which she us con
trlhut'd In cash, a aforesaid, to the cap! al
tuck of said part at i shtp; and that the said
cu-parta mhip shutl run tin ue lor the teim of
two jcars, This the Oth day of March. U4.
I, L, CAT1IBV,
8-Oddtfrl Clerk Superior Court,
IO
OTIC I? State of North Cornina.cruntv
of Buncombe. IW virtu-ol' tne imwer
I via ted in me by virtue nf a died in trust
I execiittd to me on the ;t(Uh day of April, a.
j !., 1890, by K. H li. Houis for the purpose
I ol securing the papment ot a certain pro i is
sory note in mud d.ed of t-usc mtre t ar
i tieuiarly described, dt fault having been made
j by the said K. II. Houtt iti the uaymeut ol
i the utid note and imeicsi , -aid note hiving
1 been due lor more than 10 dnvtt ami mine ol
; the principal nor the niter si thereon huinj
; btcu paid, and having been reUes ed si tu
; do by the c stut (pie trust in said died m
: trust. I, the under-ined, trustee in saiil
de d ot trut will on thy lid day of Apiii.
; expose for bale at th- court h-aise iloor in
! ttieeityot AAhevil'cltco inty of Ituiicoinbe
Norh Cnrolina, mid sell to the hiKhrst In l
, dcr f ir cuMh, the I -dowiu ikciibed houN
ntt'l oremtst-a, to-wit Situate, lvmie and
: h ihk iu the tt ite of North nni inn, enuntv
i ol Hunconi' e and city ot Ashevilie. btiiiK b't
; No. H7 ol Shelby Park, t the pint of which
ns reyisicicd in iMuk (V.l, pHe 070, in tlit
tiilice of the Register of 1 for the sui i
county of HiiiK-omhe, reference is rtcnbv
made for a fn 1 and accurate des ripthm ot
md land Mid premiss, the m me hcitiK
in u tided as follow!), to- Ait : lie. inniin; at a
stnke at the eorner of j Infer ami lUiuiuui
streets and runs Or nee north h."iN dearies
wt 110 fri t to a stake, earner h fer nnd
William Bireels; thence with th-eastern inar
K'ta of Wildatu street norm 1 di'Kree t."i in n-1
uLcsentii fi(i't feet t a Htuke comer nf l"i i
No. 2H; thence with the line of lot No. 'Jh'
south h7 dcKires 30 minutes eat 1 10 tut to
a stake in the western marn " HiflMtmi ;
tT et; thence with said street smith 1 dearie
15 minutes west ti (, tei-t to the tavnnin
beiim the 8 me ureuiites conveyed t t the
said K. 11. O, Houis by the smd c I ttlati
ton bv died bearing even date witli smd
i kid ot 'rust. Tne s.iid d-.cl in trust is n,'
iste td In book No. L'O, on paK 4iiii, in be
ottieeofthc Reuiste of iKeds itir s od county
o Jluiieo be nd rt-ferenc is t lur-to in tie,
f r imth-r pariieu ara thcriol. 1 his tne 2d j
day ot March, A. 0., Hn-t J
,. li. .V li KI MO n,
Jones ,V. levins, Attys., l muv
TOUCH Hy virtue of the power vested
t in me liy virtue of n c riaiu thc't ol
triisi eteeu'c i by R. 11. ti. Houis on the 3 nh
ilay of prtl lhitij, lor the putKse ol stvur
in it the p y tne nt t.f a eertmn note there n
hure pan! uiary descriia d to c. 0. hlan
t n, cMfui i luiv'ni; b en mudc in the pnv
meul ol the principal and ureicst ol s.ii i
note, the mtmc hem munv days u ore than
ten oveniue, and having li en retpustnl so
to do by the cetui que trust in said deed ot
trust, I will, on the I'd d .y ol April, IMif.,
expose to sale nnd scb to t e hij;het bidder
lor eush nt the court houe tloor in the citv
ol A-heville, enuaty tit Ibincomhe and tlate
ol North C't'ohna, the fo lowing dts.idied
In. ds and premise, lo-wit: Situate, lyititi
end beuitj in ihc s ud county of liunco i be
and city f Ahcvtlte ntorcs.itd, b iu I -t Nti.
14 ot Mietny Tark, to the plat ol hlch as
register"! tu book fill paxc f7t, iu he olliee
oi the KiKinicr ol lituls for the Mini cuuiuv
oi Bunc nine refiTcticc ts reretiy ninde lor a
.nil and accural- d?cripliiu i.f said laiitl
and premts s, and iTie suite bunt; uunU(l
and described us f alo to-wtl : M winninK
at a otake nt the corner ol Tliiirr ami H,nn
ton sttcets at.d mpis thence wnli the runtem
mar win ol Bla ton stie.t nonii l dcjtc 15
inin utis east ti.'( ud ton nkc, corn r ot 1 t
No. 15; thence with the I ne ot No. in fun h
K7a d jircis c st i.l.t let to a tuke, the
common corner o lots Not 1 j, 3, ,4 and
1ft; thence wth the 1 ne ol lot Ne. i;i nauih
t iieijrre and 15 mitiutts west ti'.H , fe t o a
stukeinthe west marKiu or I'M fcr strcv t;
th lice with the margin or said str.et tto th
HAl, dcTeiS west I AO feet to the tl KMiniilk.
beihK the same lauds uuti p-euiises cmiveycd
to the said K. H. tl. Hon s by the said C ' H.
Ulauton by deed tiearinK cvenda-e wnli nitl
deed I trust. The said thi.i ol tiust Is n s
tered in book No. a on pan- 440 t ii., to
hich p-firenee is ma 'e lor lurther particu
la h thereof. J his ad day of March t. I) ,
1M14 J.O. MliKKlttOM.
Joucs.S: Stivtus. Aitvs., Trustee.
NOTlCliMv virtue i f ihc power vested
In me, as trustee by virtue oi a certain
deed ol trust executed by R. II. O. Unun on
the 3oth ilay tf -tpril, -. 1 , is.io, for the
purpose ' f sceuruiK the paimeui ol the priu
ci al and latere. t ( a certain note to C it.
Mlanto i, whieh note is more particuUiriy
ilcaenbed uisiiiddiedol tutst, de'au t liav
iiiK been made in the payment of the -nut
principa uud interest, tne same hnvinir re
mained uupiid lor mure than t n davs after
the same tiecnmc due, nnd huvitiK b in re
quested to t i do Iw the c-stul iiuc trust in
Huid deed of tdist, I will, nu the 2d dav ol
April. IMilr, al thi'cm rt houe tlonr in the
city of Aniii ville, iu the tountv ot liuneoinbe.
'state of North Curolina, expose t i sale ami
sell to the nih'hct bidder for cash the f diow
inK tlest'iibrti lands ai d prenuM-s, situ ilc, iv
nl b Ins n the city of U vide cu.mt v
ol fluncomhc and State of North Curol.na.
bein.-I ;t No. 18 of h Ihy Hark, to the idat
ol whieh as rculstered in houk fill, pay G70.
i i thcollu-eof the Ke strr of Heids lor th.
s -id county ot Buncombe, rc eren.e is hereby
made for n full an I accurate description tif
said lands and prcmius, and bounded and
tkscitbed us h liowr: lleKinniuicar u stase
in the northw st cottier ot Bmley and 1'hifer
atrcrt nt.d runs thence with 1'hl'er street
north hoi,, dKrces west IftO fel to a stak
ut the comer of lot No. 14; thence w ith the
line of lot No, 14 north 1 d -gree 13 ml utes
east fiet lo a slake, the common corner
of lots Nos. i2, 13, 14 and to; theme with
the line of lot Nu. 12 sou h M7' dtKrecti east
16 feet lo a stke in the wc-tci u marKin nf
Ballev tr et; thence with tn d street south
1 degree, 15 miniitis wrst 7.i'j feet t the
bcgiimlntf, being the same f iemies convi-ved
to the said R, 11. 0. Uouis bjtlieKiidC, U.
Biuntou by deed he nrm even nate with
the said deed of trust The said ceed nt trust
Is regis tred in hook N . 2o, p 4o3 et cij.
to wli'cta reference Is herebv mtulc tor tu ther
panicnlurs tlier.of, This ' nd d ivof Murch.
1ML J. 0. MUKRIMON,' Trustee.
Juits -K: 8tercMH, Mt'., ii.ic
Dr. E. 0. WmI i Htm and B-iln Trmtmer.
I wilil umlor piwltivit wrlllpn uunrnutMO, hy nititior
lira n am) Norvi Power! t.'l MhiiIuhhI: viili-ktipw
JlKlit Uwmiiij Kill Hrwiini: l.itrli of buiIUIiMiw
Ncrnmninwi I w.ltudi'j ml Drnln.j Imt of l'omn
il On OoiiiTntlni OwniH in f lllivr n-, cnuul 1
Tf Mjertiiiili youthful Krnirn, nr Kiii'.kIy IVo ni
Tiibnooo, Oiilura or l,lrUnr, whtrli hcmii IimuI ti,
Mtw Onupauiptlnn, Iiimnflranil liratlu Hmnli,
flllhoi! tilnrt.Tjj KlIhwrltlHliiliiiriiiili'i) UlfliriMii
rfund mnrnr. WraT'HUOIIUIIHYKIiP. Arirlnlli
run for Ouimh, ltl, Alh,nn, llmu.-hltlx.t'riii),
Whnoj.hm Couirfl. Hoi, Throat. lltiwiiit ti tuki'I
Snail tin (llwnlnul! olH.Mc, now av.i uhl
lKlM,lwwetM. OVAHAMlkKtHiraiadunlrhy
T. C. tiuUh, Druggut.
tiiiyiii)iwiiaaitiMiiiiilM
m f NEW
kLIFE
Kead what the New York Recorder
j says of the W. U . extra long waist cor-I
sets: It will interest women to learn i
that the famous W. U. corset was on-1
sidered worthv of the highest honor by 1
the judges assigned to this department.
"We must acknowledge the unitpir mil j
creditable improvement shown bv Weiii-!
garlen ISros. in their W. II. corset," they '
savin their report. Miss-s. Wiingar-1
ten Urns, are cert duly deserving of this I
high conimi'iid.itinn tor their crcditadr 1
showing of their make of corsits.
In richmss and value their exhibit
s.em il to surpass anv goods that could
, be got into the space allotted them. It
was a vc itahlc gallery ol ni t in corsets.
The model were simply fascinating
and exiiiisitc in appearance, and elicited
many admirii g remarks Irom the ladhs
The extra long waist is a spei ial feature
of our ideal American woman, and was
shown hcic to perfection in most sym
metrical form.
The question of superiority having
been settled by the World's Fair judge,
women ought no longer have anv dilli
culty in deciding what make ol corset to
adopt.
JLNTD 12 PATTON AVENUE, ASHEVILLE.
STRANGE CUIMATIC DIFFERENCE
i:iiliiiuil Ion of i lii ('mi. in i.f 1 torlihi'a
iii-.vlii l'imMrutnr.
Prujilo vim vi.-it tlm r;i,t must of
I'lor'ulii, mill rspoi'ially tlio Imliunriwr
niul tliu l.nliu Wnrili ri'friun.iiftoiiwuii-iKm-
wliy tlu eliiniit uf tliat Ki'i lioti U
m tlolij-lit ful at nil tiiiii'H of Urn jo:ir
timl so ilillVront i:i iilinnst ovirv"pt'
tii'iilur from -iat. nni" wunlil i'pcut in
tlioM' latituilis. Thi! explanation Is
Miiiplo I'limiM-li. The ilillViviii'O bo
twiTii nortlu-ni nnil MMiiitrnpiral ITor
Mil, ii part from tin! latituilii,:il ills-
tiilH'u, is line Id the elevation of the
former timl the ilistanee from It of llio
ffnlf stream. The waters of the liulf
or .Mexleo temper tlm immeiliate eonst
line. 1 heir ell'eet iloe not extern! far
Inlaiiil. 1 he stream is pressoil close to
tlie east euast shore ulono; Daile comi
ty liy the llaliiima LanKs. Atlantie
steamships Mintluvanl lioiinil, toavoiil
.1... e . i . , .
me iui'-e oi me eni rent, stanil in so
near the shore that they eun at. some
points he hail, .,1 from laml. Thepnlf
stream is un nl.l story, lmt it is n (.'real
faet. This vast, deep hlne oeean river,
ti thousand times the volume of the
.Mississippi, ls thirty miles wide, two
thousand feet deep, and has a Telocity
of IIvk miles tin hour the year round.
Die temperature ,,f the stream Is
eijrhty-fofir ilejrret s, or nine deprees
higher than the waters of the ocean
thiontrh whieh it Hows. The trade
winds lilowiny niiic-tonthsof the time,
wiiiternnd summer, from the eastward,
hoar the stratum of warm air formed
by the f,'iil f stream westward across
the land. This is why the east coast is
milder and mure equable than the west
coast iu the same latitude. With the
f?ulf stream tiro fount! three other
cqunlizintr upeneies-tho trade winds,
the everglades, with a w ater surface
prevent in"; n land breeze, and the zone
of hi;rli barometric pressure. The mid
summer heat, that tiiivht otherwise be
ninety-live decrees, is reduced to somo
tliiiij,' lileo cihly-eiKht defrees. The
midwinter chill, w hich niic;ht pet down
lo thirty dopi-ces. Is wanned up tf
botiictlilnn; HUe forty decrees.
A CRUSHED INSURANCE AGENT.
Illl I11l.111l1.il Vlcllni l.rtl lliin to n l ime
Whun a lliiinnii Voice Vn I m li k.
"The toughest experience I ever liad
In my life," said a solicitor of life In
surance to a New York Herald man,
"was with nu iron manufacturer in
Troy. I had been informed that he
ivas a hard customer, but a wealthy
man nnd one who had carelessly neg
lected to provide himself with insur
ance, and so I resolved to tackle, him.
t'pon enterino; hisolllce and expluin
Injf ttio nature of my business I was
surprised at his 0. rcetlno;. It was
friendly, even cordial, 'l.ifo Insur
ance,' said lie. 'Well, now, that's a
subject that interests mo. Come with
mo to the, shop; 1'to pot to po there,
nnd you can tell mo nil about tho su
periority of your company over all oth
ers.' Then ho took up" his hat nnd
bade mo follow him. As wo went out
nf tho office I noticed a snillo on the
faces of nil the clerks, nnd thoupli 1
didn't understand It t smiled In return,
for I thought possibly tliey know my
errand und were conprntulatlnp me on
my success. Tho proprietor walked
hurriedly and 1 after him, until at lust
ho llunpopcu a door, li was tho uiu
chlno shop. The din was terrible. A
thousand linmnu rs, I think, were ail at
work beating iron at once. Invohm
tarily I put my hands to my oars.
Looking utmy man I saw his lips move,
and lowering my hands I just inanaped
to catch his words, shouted above tho
deafening racket: '.Vow, tell mo nil
about it!' Ho smiled Biirdouically as
ho said this, and I could havo mur
dered him, It was Imposslblu lo say a
word, und so I went ripht out It was
dam iuouu trielt."
1 i ,o i rfei i e 1. 1 1 jriiuiHi.
Tho preut pyramid of tiizch Is the
largest structure of any kind ever
erected by tho hand of man. Its oripi
4i 11 1 dimensions at tho baso were VG4
feet square, nnd its perpendicular
height iu the highest point Is its feet;
h) covers four acres, ono rood and
twenty-two perches i f ground, and has
been estimated by an eminent English
architect to liavo cost not less than
f 110,000,000, which In l.'nlted States cur
rency would be about $M3.'JOO,000. In
ternal evidences provud that the great
pyramid was begun about tho year JT0,
U. C, about tho time of tho birth of
Abraham. It Is estimated that about
5,000,000 tons of liewu Mono were used
In Us construct ion, nnd the evldeueo
points to the fact that theso slonea
wcro bro 'ghto dlslnncO of i.boul Vi'O
Kilea from qnurriea tu Arabia
W'i'"l i iijauktEato..jttiajteri .jVi,.-,ii'ii'A'.w,iii ilAifif i irli'.ni'iii nt' ir:iriiin mi.i' 'i ."iifrmitMi
AN ORDINANCE
Of The Hoard nf lldcrmcii
if I lie City of AMlievillc
Adnptctl march 26
Whcivas, the school coni'uittic 01 the
citv of Ashevilie has submitted to this
Hoard of Aldermen a comimuiiccti in in
the following words:
"Tu the llonnrulile the Itmiril ol .l.ci-
men :
"The undersigned, co'tmosim' the
school committee of the city ol Ailu villc,
rcspcctlully ask our consider.! I ion n the
1 illowing bricl statement of the liiiauci.;!
condition of the most important ilcmirt
mcut of the city.
"T lice a re enrolled in t lie public schools
1 (ill!) children, while there art'Il.oiM, per
sons who arc entitled by law to the hen
ilit f public education." (II those who
ire not provided for bv thi.- com mil tec
probably 41)0 nrc attending private
school, which leaves us to face the
alarmiii.' Inet that more tha-i 1,'JtlO i
this citv's future ciiiz-ns, upon whose in
tcMic,ctice the pnletv of the community
will depi'iid, arc tmtav unprovided with
any opportunity ol education.
'This makes it e vident that if is the
duty of the committee to establish other
buildings, those we no,v have being lull
and crowded to the vcrue ol'ilanecr. mid
ccrtainlv ol discoinlort. Hut while rtcic -
nizii'C this dutv, vour eommiltec are not
only utterly unable to provide addi
tional buildiiijis but realize the tact that
they cannot even continue the nrcsenl
schools in xt year unless the ncoplcol the
citv will nll.ird us rc'iet Irom tlm burden
01 ini'TCSt which we now 'lave to oav
on the iltbts wliii h have bi.cn contracted
Hi' liy ill the erection ol the seii r.-i
ichool buddinos. This di lit amiiunls t.i
$li5,000, and ciu'iimln rs propcrtv which
at n reasonable estimate is worth $."(,
(100. This dibt lienis S p;-r cent inter
est nnd miiSMnies$l',0li(i per annum ol the
ai.proprmtions m ule bv the coiintv and
city. In tact our oast cxneiii nee tej iliis
us that these aimu il aiiirouri;itions arc
not enough to pav tlie current expenses
and this interest charge.
lliirelore wc woul 1 met- nnon vou
to sub l it to the uniilicd voters 'the
propos d that the city issue i:s bom's to
the amount of $lio.(ltH) ol audi denomi
nation and buii'ini; such interest as vou
Icem proper, said l oads under nocir-
cumstancis to be Sold below their inn-
value and the proceeds to Iw divoied
soli Iv t the extinguishment ol the pies
cut debt ol the public schools of Ashe-
"He II . If. U'csi, chairman.
. A. (linker,
f.'m. vN 'owe,
. K, IHekcrsun,
lr. J. II. II'Vkihjs,
11 . . A'ainoift,
"School Commit tec."
And whereas the city is indclit-d to
sundry persons tor amounts ol moi,r
aggregating Sillo.OUO. all of which arc
nasi their maturity nu.! on each ol which
the City is liable to suit nttended with
much expense, all ol which debt, ns well
as the debt of the School Committee,
hears interest , -it the rate of K per cent,
per annum; and whereas this amount of
money can be borrowed at a lower rate
ol int. rest, thus saving n considerable
sum now rupiircd tube paid from the
current income of the Cil v;
Then-line, lie it iirihiineil, by the Board
of Aldermen of th- Citv of Ashevilie. that
1 proposition be submitted to the tpinli
tied voters ot the city, that they shall
authorize the issue ot the Citv's bonds
in denominations of $0111) each, in the
aggregate tiniouniing to $1111,01)0,
said binds to beat - .interest at the rate
ol li percent, per annual, as evidenced bv
coupon attached to said bonds, matur
ing on the lirst day ol April and on the
fust dav i.f October of each and every
year and the principal of said bonds be
coming due and p ivableat the expira
tion ol thiity years Irom the date of
iheir issue, I- ich ol said bomls shall
distinctly bear on its lace a ccrtitiCiile nf
the Treasurer ol the City ol Ashevilie,
that he has received nt least its par
value, belurc its issue, and the funds
arising from I lie sale ol said bunds shall
be appropriated sliictlv to tile payment
of the debt ol the School Coiiinnttic and
to the payment ol the debt ol this city
which is above referred to and to no
other purpose whatever. ,
lie it Further Oiihiiin J, th it at aiulic
tion to be held in the several wards of
this citv on Monday, tlic 7th dav ol
Muv, I'SiH, Hi,- judges ol said election be
instructed to prepare boxes in. which
shall b;' deposited the ballots of such ol
the qualified volets nt ilisire to vote on
the above propo.it ion. Ijior. each ol
suid ballots shall be distinctly printed or
written cither I he word "Approved" or
the word "Disapproved," and each quid,
ilied voter who duins to express his con.
sent to the above proposition shall vote
a ballot containing the word "Ap
proved," and each qualified voter who
desires to express his unwillingness to
consent to the above proposition shall
vote a bullot containing the word "pla-
E8- ciikm.sk
Flam Hnihtui.lcrv L'.lc and Hie
I-'ancv lvinbroiduy rSc and li'Je
Colond liinbroidcry Nile and HSU- ;
LADIES' (.OWNS
I'l.iiu lvuiliroiilcry I'.ic and ,"i!c
Fancy Embroidery 711.' and Ml:
Colored Embroidery $l,;S'.l and
LADIES' PAXTS
Ham mic and Ilk
Fancy Embroidery o'Je ai,d lill.
Colored Embroidery 79c and S'.ic
appiuved," and tit the closing of the
polls nt said election the judges shall ,
count the ballots contained ins. lid boxes,
and declare i he result, and certify the
same to the Hoard ol Aldermen.
'e it Further (Jiiinineil, That in the
event the judges of s ml election shall de
clare as the result ol the same tli.it the
number nl billots containing the word'
"Approved" exceed in number rinc-hnll ol
the fiiabtied votcis of said citv, the
bonds ol this citv shall be issued 111 ac
cordance with the above peunusition
T. W. I'atto.n, Mtmir.
I'. M. Mii.i.lk, Citv Clerk. '
A RARE II AUG A IN
A yiiod home jr sale. This properly
is located about 1'j miles east of the,
center ol Ashevilie. 'J miles from the
court home I by county roadi and about
t luce -eighths ol n inilcmilsidc of corp.ira
li in limits. This place is admirably
situated in a cove and contains 11' acres,
ai'ont half is in iid ivation, consisting of
grass, fiuit trees, grnpc vines, etc lile
gant sh-idc and an abundance of pure
water, there being six or a dozen running
P'iiigs, some of them chalybeate. The
lollowiug buddings on the premises:!
seu n-room metal roolid Iranic dwelling '
with running water in same, cost Sil.olHi
io ,f 1 HIK), in inoilcrately good repair; 1.
new metal roofed barn not ipiitctinished,
cost $501) or SUno; J new metal rooted
rock spring houses and hydraulic ram
water works complete, cost $400 to
SoOO. A iictuic.-( :-c and extended view
troin all parts ol this place, including
some of V.iniieibi'it's premises anil his
palatial residence. Reasons for scl
linnucial iinbai r issmcnt.
I 'nee. fiOO.
W. DeVaull,
a lii.u m.
Call
address
, C.
Ashevilie,
lit II
IKA.iON!i
Why
You
SllOITI.il
Takh
Tub Ciiiii:s-
1 0 I'i'llls 1 he V'iv.,
'J 1 1 Writei lis llivn t;ihl.,n:i!.
:i. It is the Pest l.oenl fajn r liver
I'rino .1 In IV. S l.
I. It I'rinls the Latest T -;;-ur.'ii liie
Nes l-'ro n .Ml the World.
5. It llilicvca in Ashevilie Always
To SVU I I'
IT IS a ni;wspai'i:h.
IIAVK Vol; Vilnl'tlHT Ol I
Si li..'i.irs wit' r.et
It For n Yitir, niul II Ymi
l.ivr in Aiheviilp It Will
II- lielneri',1 Ht Vcur
llrinr I'vfrv Hveninu
J3) I F-E
M'W ltliT ("iiinii t'lil 'l l l-ullui-lit imi.l.lo '
H't nninmn.1, .i(l'imS or I 'ItllllH'lll Ullil 1 WC
li.Clt'M.f IlililUlCllt. M-Vl l-llliljtlL' 1 un for I'iio
"t i'VTy iianin-mi l 'Icpr,.,-. i unit:.'-- iinn,trn;l -n
wnli 1 Ik lii.ikt or injiiii-n" if I'lirhuiu1 ucl.1, wltU S
nrc 1'iiiiiful tiiiii -t liloiii a nni(i(iicut rum, m:l nfn-t
H'-ulmirt in ilt'iitti, iiinicct'br.irv. Why endur
this lerrtblo fliaausa? Wa Ruarnnteo 6
box.6 to cura uny case. Vu only uy fm
bi'iiciitH rt-tvivi it. M a box. (' ftr o. b 'V.t ly mail
(luiiiiuiti'i isu'l ly niir iici'nlo,
u u ii o 1 1 r 1 1 j im jB(,anPM, LlVfir p0uctf
the (front ivnt -ml K I'OM .Ycii Hhi.l'l.ATDlt nit-!
Itl.lHHMMMl ! It, f .ml, mil,! nut lilcn-mit I.
ink, fsijydully iiiiiV ; for chiUlveu' umj. WHJuty
i"i rt'iito,
OUARANTUl-.fi .til ulr IT
RAYSOR St, SMITH
31 Pntt-.n nir hTllf . W. C
IWwfiic ff Im it "i I n He sure to tlhc
onuitiril, Mmlv (inly by
Taylor Ml. fiv, St. JL'Mils,
loi:
1HMI HX. V-U r-mM?
1 li-."' '"1 i-lv I" vat nf
l . ; 1 1 fi.rl i intu-l'i inniy i'r.
( i', r-ii-niM tut tiii;i ol it'ct fr
fla-rotn, .'inri'i'n i) (.r fi ui,i"tun lllltl
i-' in . .o i.i' til. t'd iuU'(i;i:ij't V!.i,i
AS A PatV2NT!V
tty rii'.iarkrl tl m imi st,cticotilriirt
.i.ii' , if to il il tiM. lmt In tho rvi' nf
T Hl3 onruro. I'm' 'y mil. 'itiii).in. ,
LADIHS i'ovm' ksov;
DH. FELIX LC tHUN'S
llii I l,U(l i)i I (It I li
(irothnnrhtinid niul on'y I'ld'NCII, wirminil rn.
litdilni'iini ml 111" ttmrket, I'rieo i.(Ai Bcul'by
luail, li jiminu bulil uuh by
T. V. Nuillh, DrueKlst.
nielOiilnniHubiU
Cllll'll III lli'lltl' M llli.
on I iHiin.lUH.U ni ti'ir
lli'iiliirsM'tit I III. I,
II.H WlKil.l HV.M II
la nil
A
AND BEST IN H
V i rf..ltlHinOAB TO ALtH' I
W (DIsS fi
Ailmitu.l.iwttK-uiinwwiillu.nHt
Se6 0ur F(11i complete Line of Lace Curtains
liEA I'TIEI L
; Sl'ECIM. i U-FLUINT.S-.SUc, Use, Sl.ls, $u, $1 :;s, $1, i s, $i.7 $2 :is,
j $ L'.t.S. the best value for the money ever known.
in II sum
i
i
i
i
lust received, u lull assortment
I
lll: u"1'11'1 ANli LARGE SELECTION OF Sl'KINT. SHIRTS. CALL ANIi
- FNAMINE
DRY GOODS CO.
niirioiui
Brick and
Eiltmore, North Carolina,
HAS FOK SAI.K A I.AIiOlO STOCK OF COMMON lilflCK OF AIJ.
KINIlS, UKl'UKSSKD HUU'KS, AND ALL SIZKS OF
AdltlCl'LTTKAL
Tht Itrst Shot,
lor Ihc Least Money,
W.
DOUCLAS nhoei are
tati.-f.ii'lion at the niiict adiertised than anv
i ineed.
Tin:
staiiipiii" cf W. I.. Douj-li'is'
K i.i .iineis ,e. r iaiue, saves iiiousaiuts ol
zv. r" ,:r "r
,.,1 ,.,!.. V"' ..... . """"7
4jk ""flr.fl VjM
ft oa, i isr a: a i if
in''. rv? i viv "wi w emu ao
. Sh a A Vr.
Ei.K&3iJ- IMliB. jw
"Mi urn iiawmii ii 'iiiii'iMi "i i Am 11
tn.i . mi. .vo on,, ,v. n,,y b; hn;r. v r ;? "f'thY d"r:: ssss
.ea below. Caiuloituo treo upon apinicatioa? w.i. IIUL'ULa" BroSkui, ilaJ?
For Sale By J. D. BLANTON & CO.
ASHEVILLE WOODWORKING CO.
Is Now Prepared
BUILDING MATERIAL
Fine Church, Cabinet Work and Bank Fixtures
FO
Ashevilie Woodworking Co.
1 1 . Kiiuffinun, Sut. 'lVlepbono, 101 .
QE
Vllrr not
NO I'KKB Olt'TS OP AVY KIND TO ATTRACT ATTHNT10.N
r'"AW TBA1IB AT THH
Acme Wine, Liquor Honse & White Man's Bar
s..,. "".''HiTJl'' 1 1"'n th' '"Wirt Ktnrk of nt clniu, bohi1 nf nnv hnune in llif
nn.i r.-. - .. Jlolr,w """'""""fo Ilqonrn lll nnillt tolhflr fntfrcut to call
5S? "ttrtai rccun,n"n'"d b tU I""" Phvlclan. In tht
.Tun, H. Loiig-lirun, l3rop.
NO. 58 SOUTH MAIN STREET, - - ASHEVILLE, N. C.
- mtto la, "Kwp Ibt twit and chnritt ccordlnHlj."
Mlll place la Kcond to none In the Mate.
TRLRTHONB CALL 180 rOBTOFFICB BOX 088.
Ordcra From Dlataac lldtd. xta racklnf rrct
nnii.i
ASSOliTMHXT.
o I KX(i HATS ......
new shapes and very pretty styles
THEM AT .
Tile Works,
DltAIN TILL.
DOUGLAS
a m mt
$3 SHOE 6ENTLEMEN,
50 Dress Shoe.
Police Shoe, 3 8ole,
$2forWorkinemen
S2 and 81.75 for Boys.
AND MISSES,
$2.50 $2, $l.7
CAfTIOS.-lf nny dc1t
Tern you W. I Douelai
ttaiira at a reilurril price,
r a.n he lia Ihoni with.
un mo iiiiiiom, pal nun
noun m a rrauu.
KtvlLsh. ea fittln. nnd M K.ti,
oilier malo." 'Vr r,n -j I..
name and price on the bottom, whlel
dollars anmiallv to those who wear them.
which hciPk lc
''y ran nnorrt to iell nt
to-
-Furnish all Kinds of
FiHTIMATHS.
CUAITlTYrY