THE ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZFN.
Thursday livcimiy, April 20 1M
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T1IVKSDAY, AI'RIL 2U. 1894.
"DEMOCRACY IS IMMORTAL!"
"TUB WORD DEMOCRAT STANDS
FOR Hl'MAN LIUURTY AND HI MAX
FREEDOM AND CANNOT DIE!"
Xcbulon It. l ance.
Tiik people are willing to pav their
poll tax, which goes to the schools, but
are unwilling to pay the garbage tax,
which goes to the city.
It-two hundred Democrats and eight
hundred Republicans carry Asheville
Monday week, will it be Democratic
Reform or Republican victory ? This is
worth serious thought.
1 1- the poll tax is abolishe I the public
schools will be the loser. Is there a man
in Asheville unwilling to pay a poll tax
when it goes to keep up our splcndi I
system ol public schools?
Wiikn the Democratic patty is uridc
a clean p.irty by good men leaving it,
then will have come to pass the saying :
Yea, and the mighty man shall lilt hitr.-
sc'l in these davs bv his own boot
snaps!
niii election ot . (.. Martin means a
capable administration, a clean uilmiiiit
tratiou, and a Democratic admioistra
tion. If any Democrat can show that
the election of T. W. Tatton will mean
as much, he will have justified himself in
voting for him. Otherwise not.
To KiiLtiiVi; the harrowing suspense
that exists in some-quarters The Cii izun
wishes to state that Mr. C. D. Wanton
is out of town. Those reformers who
have beeu under the bed on account ol
this bogie can now comcoutand breathe
a jain. We'll notify them when to go
back.
Somi; few Democrats arc trviug to ex
cuse themselves for voting this so-called
Reform ticket by saying that if Martin
is elected the Wanton crowd will claim
it as their victory and will control. II
I'atton is elected will not the Repubh
cans claim it as their victory and will
control? Hell!
Tiiky are coming' I. C. Martin is
growing stronger each day. Democrats
arc seeing that they cannot vote against
him without helping the Republicans
and that that cannot he Relorm lor
Democrats Let Democrats close ii
press the light all along the line, and
there can be ut doubt as to the result.
Till: Citizkn attempted yesterday to
s ty that the proposition to issue bonds
to fund the ll iating debt was a money
siring plan, but, through an error, the
sentence read "a money raising plan."
It should bi remembered that this pro
posed bo id issue does not make u new
ilcbt; it simply provi lis lor trie taking
care of an old debt at less expense.
Tin; CmzK.N, with many others iu
Asheville who n member so pleasantly
the genial humor of Frank Ilatton, edi
tor ol the Washington, D. C, l'ost, as
toastmaster at the Gridiron banquet here
last winter, regrets exceedingly the
stroke ol paralysis that prostrated him
at his desk on Tuesday. A brilliant
writer. Ilucnt and witty talker, it h sad
to feci that according to all precedent he
will never be himself again.
In an authorized article in the New
York Sun on the immense Aslor estate
one remarkable fact is stale ! That is
that, to collect the enormous rcnU of
ohn lacob Aslor only two men arc nec
essary. There is mire than one business
i:i Asheville today not one-hundredth
part as large as the Astoi s that n quiies
the services of more than one collector,
and lie is probably not always as suc
cessful as his employers could wish.
It is impossible to purity the Demo
cratic party bv leaving it. It the good
men leave it tlu chance for reform is
gone. The way to imve a cleau party is
to vole for good men when they are put
up. If any man can put his linger on an
net of J. C. Martin, or any of the Alder
men associated with him, that has not
been a clean act, let liimspcak out. "My
party right or wroi.g; if wrong, to be set
right," should be the motto of every
true Democrat.
a jmr move.
Thcuiiiiouucemcnt that the Democratic'
party, if successful at the municipal dic
tion Monday week, will have Asheville
kept in o perfect condition of sanitation
at the expense of the city, instead of
taxing the poor ieople, who have no
sewerage facilities, lor removing the re
fuse from their premises, is not only sim
ple justi.-e, but is the only way the city
can he kept absolutely clean.
There is no question that the present
system of charging the poor people from
25 to 75 cents lor removing this garbage
from their premises is wrong iu principle
and unjust in practice, It is a tax that
they can not, in very many instances,
alTord to pay, and iu order to avoid the
burden thu imposed, this offensive mat
ter is frequently imperii ctly buried on
the premises, uud when the rains come
mid the sun shinestipon it, disease germs
arc produced aud the town sutlers.
The injustice ol this tax is shown in
this, that the man whose house is con
nected with I he sewer system has his
8ewernge removed almost free ol cost to
him, und, in many instances doubtless,
at great waste ol the city water.
If it ii tnaifc the duty of the city to re
move it at its own expense, each prop
erty owner will notify the authorities
if it is allowed to accumulate, whereat,
under the present order of things these
poor people ore forced to quietly submit
to an unhealthy and dangerous condi
tion of tilings because of their inability
to pay.
The city should Ic kept vlcun at its
own expense, and the sanitary authori
ties should he held to n strict account.
LETTERS FROM TUB PEOPLE.
A Trip la Take.
Editor The Citizus : This is the time
to make au excursion to Hickory Nut
Cup. The rhododendrons are t lit re iu
lull bloom and the forest and fruit tiecs
iu full leut. It is impossible to realize.
without siting it, what a change the
short distance of i!0 miles from Ashe
villc makes in the appearance ot nature.
The grandeur of the scenery iu the imp
is too well kuowu to need anv descrip
tion. It is universally conceded to sur
pass anything else in this mountain
land. Those who make the trip will In
most delightfully entertained by Col.
Turner at his picturesque home, the
Esmeralda Inn, from which pleasant
excursions mav be made on foot to many
P."'"1?. .inU'l.e.s,. ?uc.has "C1,i"'n,:v)andm,stiderstoo.lhiiii lb-Kit kecnlv
over runs, i uscarora v. is
cajes" aud the "Esmeralda Fools." TI
writer nude the luurnev from here to
the Inn last week und the delight ol it
will be a life-lo.ig remembrance, and he
strongly advises hit fellow sojourners in
Asheville to do the same. (. II . '.
' IiIh la Facetious,
Eiiitok Tin: Cntt.N: Do thsell no
harm, l uder this caption a writer iu
your issue of the -3rd gives part of an
historical incident urging I he Democratic
Reformers to return to the local fold, lie
sair:
'In the midst of a decisive battle, a
corps ol Roman soldiery mutinied and
turned i heir backs on their Iocs to tight
their ow n coutitrymeti. A brave general,
seeing the imminent danger, rushed to
the front ol the antn column and
shoutid, 'Romans, turn vour guns
agaiust your enemies, and not your
friends.' The column halted, patriotism
gained the uscendcucy, the mutineers
were Roman soldiers again und the bat
tie as won."
Had he told the whole story, of how
the Roman general was s pleased with
the return of his prodigals, that he gave
tach ol them three weeks furlough and a
bicvclc to ride home on, he would have
brought alt of us back.
With a few such incidents well told,
even the march on Washington might be
arrested, Let ns nil read historv and
get good Z.iiaiuvirfriicrii.
A Plea For Col Cose
Emrox Tin. Citikx: As the tunes
change and dillcrent conditions present
tbcmsclvis in thcail.iirs of life the de
mand for dillcrent leaders changes, and
a leader suited to the dem, mils ol tin
day must be chosen.
All thinking men realize the truth ol
this statement and no man, perhaps,
sees or realizes it quicker than the fanner
who cams his bread by the sweat ol Ins
lace. It is iiuoii the tanner's sliouhltrs
that the burden of supporting the coun
try falls with as hcavv weight as upon
that ol any other man.
I being oue ot this class, and a tun
Democrat as well, beg the liberty ol snc
gesting the name ol Col. Frank Cov I -r j
Congress Irom the lUh District tins year.
Col. Coxe is a business man ol the ablest '
sort, lie is one ol the largest lariuers in
North Carolina. He owns consi lei able
eitv property, ami is interested in mining j
and inantilactut iiu'. lie is. in llie tirsti
pl iv, a man ol sti fling business abi il ; i
secondly, he is well acquainted with the
wauls ol our people; in the third place,
his interests are so well deversilied that
he could not and wou'd not favor one
interest ol the country to the neglect ot
the others. Everv interest would lie sate
with him.
Col. Coxe is an open and strong advo-
c ite ol silver money the larmer'sdollar
His strong personal intlueiiceas a known
and acknowledged btisiuc s man makes
him, bv far, the man for these times ol
business troubles and scarcity ol uioiiev.
The farmers who arc complaining and
have a right to complain, could rally to
Coxe as a brother iu the truest ense ol
tue word. Nominate Frank Coxe, and
we will win on ttie held and what is still
better, we will have a true and able Con
gtessman Speak out, brother tanners.
, 1'nniici.
Leicester, N.C., April 11, lyak
HiinieSiulenitirH And a tome
Hon.
liniioi; Tin CmziiN : Some questions j
and answers: The voter in this mtinici
pal colitis', is co; trontcd with the Co!
lowing questions :
What tickets are iu the liild : Answer:
A Citizens' ticket and a s i called Demo
cratic ticket. Why is the Democratic
ticket merely a so-called Democratic
ticket? Answer: llteause it is not the
ticket put firth bv the regular Demo
cratic organization, which put out no
ticket whatever
Why so? Answer: Hecause the ex
ecutive cuiniuiitec of the Democratic
party for the eitv ol Asheville was cum
uned of 1U m tubers, only lour of whom
called a convention of the partv to nom
inatc a mayor and aldermen A major
ity did not act, and a minority, otilv,
binds the partv. It a minority could
act. one man might dictate to all.
Did such a convention meet pursuant
to that call? Ans. Yes, within Iltl hours
alter said meeting and nominated C. I
Wanton lor mayor Was that iiomina
tion generally accepted hy the Demo
cratic party? Ans No; lor the news
paper which claims to be the organ ol
that party bolted the nomination the
day alter it was made, and soon after a
large meeting of most reputable citiz.ms
nominated T. W. i'atton.
Is Wanton still the nominee ol that
convention? Answer; No; he withdrew
as soon ns the or).nn "I his party bolted
Mow was his place filled ? Answer: llv
a set of men who claimed to be the exec
utive committee of the partv, but who
had no mote right to represent the pally
than any other private eit-zens.
.1 Couniv Fotcr.
We arc generally content to lit the
"Reformer" coinnitini atioi-.s run on iu
their own wild way, but one correction
of the above seems peittnei.t: TiikCiti
zi:n has not bolted anv nomination n
ccntlv, or lit any time, made by Demo
crats. En. Cm zi:n.
Fop Severe, Muttering CoucIih, Wenlc
IiUDits. HleeilinB from filings, Bnineliltm,
Astliiiin, ami ('onsumiitlnn, in it early
Htajjes, l)r. I'ieri-e's Uiimen Mi-ilicnl Dim-over?
is a nm-Breinn remedy. It nut. only
euriM the ('hhrIi lint also lmilili up tlio
strencth anil llesh of thosn reilm-eil liolnw
a healthy Ktnnilanl ly " U'astinn Disenmn.''
Will nut make fat folks more i-orpnlonl.
II. K. Wii.kv. of flur
Etikr, 1'nnvrine Iiu,
H'lo write : " hud
hronehltla fur twenty
yearn uml over, ami I
conlil not work with
out i-nughlnir go liunl nn
to take all my ntrewrtu
away. I rook live Imr
tlei of Dr. Pleroe'
Qolden Meilloiil IHsoiiv
ery, and Rive you my
word and honor that
I ean do any work that
there In to do on my
'ranch ' without eoinrli
ing. I have not taken
any of the 'tlnlden
Medical lllneovery ' for
year."
MR. WlLET.
S tlphur Springs Knedule chnnRcd to
half hour without dinner of cnr.
9 .
TO St EE r THE FFOIM.K.
The Ureal Oenlr i Vance'rf llcail
mi Tbe Lnm.
1 ii,m the Oi.itl'itU' ohsctA. r :
Mr. T. . Allisou called to s iy goodbyi". '
After an hour's conversation he rose to'
l leave, extended his baud and said good
hc. "No," said Senator Y.ince, "not
I good live, Tom; say gno.l night, and.
come Hack tomoriow ami say gouu
bve." Returning to the rcsideu:'. about
two o'clock in the altcruoou Saturday
lie Iiu d him unconsci ous.
The convcrsition on the preceding
evening had nlcrciice to his public scrvi
ces and to early and lilt long Iriendships.
His big heart seenud lull ol tender rtcol
lections and he spoke p ithetieallv aril
alVeclion itelv ol his t.itinlv and tiiiiuls
...a ..i,r;,r,l,-,vt .,11 it In, tt:,.l umiii't-il
,. ,,, ,,.,. ,
the helplessness lb it kept him Irom his
public duties. Speaking ol tins he said ;
"It is my di child iic'iuatioti to resign;
I thin1' about it scviousli ; it is a duly I
owe the people, but it is a question ot
bread and meat; it i all 1 have got and
though duty inclines me to give up my
commission 1 ca.inot think the people
whom 1 have so long and laithlidlv
served expect mc to do it I haw Ken a
long tune in public hie, but I am v cry
poor. I don't think my worst enemy
will say I am dishonest, but il 1 had inv
life to live over again 1 would lav sonic
thing aside lor ol I age and my children."
Constantly dining his conversation lie
alluded to his State and In h s great
w ish to go once riore among the people.
"1 may never live." lie said, "to gtl to
North Carolina, but the great desire ol
tn v heart is to meet the piojile and tell
them how caloii! Iv 1 am readv to serve
them "I tl.iuk " he sai I. wi ll a sank
on his haggard lace, "that I c iu'd tell
them some things that t thus might not
like to talk about .VI that I am, all
that 1 ecu had. I owe to the people ol
North Caiohu.i. Thev know, I am
happv to believe, how deeply lappieciate
their eonli lenee and how gratcliil 1 leel
to them Conic wh i! may I h ive laiih
in their love a id div-ilion and believe
they will never sec me sutler "
SOI1 V KM HS,
NAT1YK ;i;ms,
LAPIh.YlJY YVOIJK,
WATCH WOKK,
JEWELRt - MADE - TO - ORDER,
MliliAI, Ml lkll UN NuKTll i AKul. 1 S A
i.l.MS AT HKi.li'S I' ' K
ARTHUR M. FIELD
LEADING r WKIUY,
MAIN S I'M. I! I
N' 1 1 I I C i; - "v irlm ol ,1 p o' r
vi-M il hi ilw iii iIerMent il m In
rtmn il-t'tl ot trtisi tmiirtil !v K. I.
l;ii 'iittii k ami K .1 1' it uat! tk if , Ins v it.
hiiiI 1' W. !' t id 1 1 i k 1.. 1-it. nat rn k,
ln wit'', on the 4 ' h lav nt p' i' ' '"r
tlif ruimM til 'fi'ui nu ii ri 1 1 .i ii a ic ihfi.
in (lftriiifil. hit Ii i ii'l (! trii-tt wes ii
curilt il in tin-(itlii.-i.-ut tin- Ki-tci ..I lu-.-iU
lt h lint MM I it' i'MI t 111 f k Ht ifL'f .'o'l
i sfi , t't hii'h rt ir-iui i h r- ti v mak'.
Hii'l ill' ault li'ivitti: 'u-cn nri-U in tlu pa
t I'll t nt .t il ti -1 . t hi' u mi let -I. tr 'I at til:- iv
1 '!-1 Ol till' l' --till i,ll' ttli t. Will -1 tl'l
i- h tn the h'ulu i lu'l k-r. at pnh'u' ,nuti n
nt t hi- iiiiiit h'i tl ' ii r in , .u illf. t.n ' tie
Hitt t;n titui i n-ilc i'lhl 'i.tiri'tr ami
i-'--. mi Sat-irilav ilic J"tli il iv nt April
i '. I. a t 1 J ol' i'k niH'ii tie (..ii. i jui: ill!
ct iiu il (iari I i t I a ill in it v 1 ! t Ait.
In th WfMrrn p;u t I t hf 1 1 v - l 1 stir villi
on tli-north s iti- t'.inlvv'ol ftii-rl. amt
oil the i' i i.i' of a n-'". xtit-t t, h i 'HiliMK a
lot in liuiu'i' to M rs. l'i" t -a . i .t.mt
IU uinnuik: at iu Mr-- i'rt.i.itS Hontliwrt
iot lie i i.n I In- ti'Tth iilt' 1 ( .m il w in - il -trfft ,
tin 1 runs with t Ic ninth st.li- ot ionl ii
T'it i th o'.t 1" wist M-vriin. tn-t toil
intiT'f t ' ma vim thr a: matmn of snnl
i-mt. irrri. tii iuc vi'h t tit lattr- ii--itli
. I I w i -t 'Mir litimlrfil mum I vt-ir y ti v U't t
to i t i-it rrsi ct ion with t h son n tn.i 1 1. a ol
an a !rv . th' net with thr south tn.ii'in i-l
aid allry tiortli I.V rust i .rntv tiet to
Mrs. I'.nint - tiorthwrst i-urinr: tin mi- vith
Mrs, tirmit's wi'St(i;i tioanil.iry l uc senth
4s i:n,i ,,ti,. hiindrcil anil t i-nt y live
Irct to ill- tit'K inning Tins Jst , (ti v i 1
March, h'.ir. P. M l.nl I'.
.'- -'.'iiru.t linrs Uiy 'I'rnti'c
NO'I IC W Hv VII till' of tlif p WIT Ot till I'
vcsitfil in thr uilii liihtni'it truster by a
certain net-il of trust rstvirulln W. 1. Stiopf
anil T. C. Starlit- on the liuli lav o' Julv,
1.hi, tor the purpose i I snituni; certain
aotcs theretii ilesi ritie-il, ulmlidtci ot trust
w as recorileil in t lit other ;! the hetsUT ot
Irtil for liuneomtie c nmtv, i u tin l.'lh
ila v of Jul v, 1 vw. in hook - 1 , 'n-uinnnnj at
t p.'itjf 7J, to ln h re fen nee is herchy
made, nml ilttault lirivmy been made in pay
ment ot said notes, the umlrrsiifnei At the
rcinicM ol the cotui ipir tr-ist. v tll sill tor
i th to the highest I'ithler at the court hoti-e
dior in 'siievillc for the sati-t.o tion i, puid
iioteH. interest und cost-, on Saiurdnv. trie
'Jth ihiv of Mav, 1 n'.i i, a 1 nMm k'noon
t he folio a hi U vet iheil purer) of laud in thr
southern pu t of tin nty of Asheville, heniii
tutiK ut v liiti ohK hhiI Sp tuish oak marked
w M un the west mu ijiii of the road lcdin
imrn Kev I. M I 'east- to ihejoshua Roberts
tar:n, now owned hy the Soultuin hnonivc
meat com pHny mi 1 n n- nor tit ' . cist PI
fHiles and Hi links t i a stake oppoite the
strin; thence roith i;o:( wests poles and
links to a chestnut o -k thiuce north 13
polm and J links to a make; theme uottli
34" , west mS polts to a si ojte. thence south
ti:t' i went as ot h s Mid is links to a stake;
thence s nth 'J t' , east ti.'i p U h to a stake;
theme north (ssi , ea.t n; p,,, s Mnfj nve
links to the ht-ffinninK eontai'Mii is iiitik
more or iesT ' h th day of April, li
a jrlldKMu M Ii CAKTKR, Trustee.
NEW AND NOVEL DRESS GOODS
ARRIVING AT SUMNER'S THIS WEEK.
A not hoi-now liimof Moiic ami Antique Silks l5i-lim-f new Hrocu.ii'd Sutint'8. Au imuieiiHo nssortim-nt of Jrish and Scotch JiUwup.
TLbv nn; lieauticH. We are away nlioad (n .Spiiug wt.ul h(kiH) WuhIi fabrics, Pougoos, Batiste, Challies, Vauicion, Mullos, Silk Mulle, Victoria
Lawns, MarHiollfH. and bimitifH. Wo aivs Ktill w-lliii)"' helmv inanufacturor'H cost. Nottingbani Lace Curttiins, Smyrna Rurb, Chenille Table
Covei-H. A new arrival of those fctjilendid tjrim? weight Blai-k and Tan Serges. They are far below any price you have seen.
Domestics are still down atSUMNEIi'S. No ai rivals in eome late designs of millinery this week, this is one of our leading attractions for
this season. Some beautiful shapes in Parisian headweur. Big line of new SAILORS.. It will bo to Ladies' interehtwho intend buying millinery
this spring to look at our line. No o'd goods, or fabulous pi ices, but everything new, cheap and attractive. A visit to our store will prove that
we carry only the best aud always at the lowest prices.
SUnWCNER & CO..
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HAVING BUILT A $500
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ESTABROOK'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STOKE,
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22 SCLJTH MAIN STREET.
Latest Books and Magazines.
Artists' lUawrinK l ine Ntalloiitr, Local Pliotoxrapbi
mid PiiiutioifH.
ICE COLD SODA WATER
llriUMt from tlir l;ir;t'st tinj finest
mmI.i fouM iiu in tin1 Stat i' only
th' vit.v la'.-st fruit juices aiul n
lincd rock liinily syrup used in
ninliiii",' t his delicious lievenipe nt
lr. T ('. Suit ti V )vg Store on
tin- Pnlil r Siniiire, Aslicvill-. X. ()
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i T lit.- lots .-mil liiml lii. iiK i I v Ik Ii i ii l; i ii i;
tu llic AmIicviIIv I.niiii, C'liiislriictiiHi cV
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tin ill tlir Lite siik' urc olVcri'il tu tlic pub
lic I'm- tin- next .'0 iliiis at piici-s nvi-raj;
in); Kss UiiiiiDiic-liiill tin- luniiu prices ol
tlio cuiiii;tiiv. l'articuliir atlent'oii is
ciillul to the I. mil on t lie west side of tlic(
l-'ruicb Uroiiil river, lieiuj- about l'.K)1
,-icres ailiuiiiiiiK t lie llinnlnun School ami ,
Kiclnniiiiil Hill, which is ullcrcil lor sale
in p.iu.ls ol from I- to IK) acres. For
lin thci p:ii ticulars apoly to the umlei
sih'iieil in to CiWix ,V Wi;si or S. C.
Gum i.ami April 1', ls'.ll.
1-1 :t lihtio r,i-u. W. l'ACK.
ii a a
PRESCRIPTIONS!
SI-liCIAI.TV A r
Grant's pnarmacy
j Where they arc put up promptly, rapidly
I iinil nccurnti-ly, from i-hcmii-ally pure druKf,
fresh Irani tlicluburatorlcmifriiullilii, Merck,
Scliicffilio nml other mandaril ui.inur etur-
it Hud at must rcasuuablc prices
LEAVE ALL ORDERS FOR
AT-
HUSIIII i SMITH'S IIHI(1 TOE,
i
No. Ill l-aitun Avenue.
1
l-HUMI'T ATTENTIUN, AND SATISFAC
TION UCAKANTKBI).
FRANK E. MORTON
No. 30
Politico
Seem to tiitatc the
ASHEVILLE WOODWORM CO.
IsNow Prepared
BUILDING MATERIAL
Fine Church, Cabinet Work and Bank Fixtures
FOR
Asheville Woodworking Co.
II. Kauffmau, yupt.
QJAMrn- not j LVINIjr V
NO FRKB GIFTS OP ANY K1NH TO ATJTRACTATTRNTION
OR IIRAV THADB AT THR
Acme Wine, Liquor House & White Man's Bar
Wht I claim in that I keep the larKrat itoek ftf rt clxm goodn nH anv houw in tlir
Mate. Anyone In need of tiure unatlalteratrit liquorn -will find it to their Interest to call
mid cxiinnnc my oek. The imt hai been recom mended bv the leadlnn nhvklan in the
State for nicdlelnul pnrpoaca. r
Iuh, 1. Ioitjyrlirjin, Prop.
NO. 58 SOUTH MAIN STREET, - - ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Mv ninttn in. "Keep the brst and eharge aecurdiuKlv."
m.Mt platv in scruud to nunc in the State.
TKLUPHONK CALL 13U t'OSTOFFICB BOX CHN,
Order From m Oiatxnce ollclil Boxing Packluar Free
BONANZA WINE AND LIQUOR COMPANY,
Nos. 41 and 43 S. Main St., Asheville.
T1 A I "IIOLIiSAI. It lilil'AKrSIHXT. OUSTS'
IX yJ' I I'AKLCK AMI VhADISG KOUM.
CICAKS. TOIIACCD .I.V' IIOTTl.lt CnnliS, SAM- VT I
VLIt. II1LL1AKU A.il) VOOl. ROOM. i KJ 'JtO
Beer Vaults and Bottling Department in the Basement.
We Kvsfii'itlnily SutUit it Share of Your t'utrunttKC.
P. A. MARQUARDT, Manager.
31ula Kntranre. 13.
THE BAZAAR
Has (he licst Kill (lUnv lor SI.
A tv Lot ol Sailors at THIi IUAAIE.
Always on Display . the Latest Styles in
MILLIXKUY.
IN MOUNTAINS OF NORTH CAROLINA
A VERY SELECT BOARDING hOUSE
LORETTA HALL.
HOT SPRINGS. NORTH CAROLINA.
Excellent Table and Pine Accommodations In Bvery Respect
H. M. SWATNE.
Grand Combination Offer!
The Louisville Home and Farm
And The Asheville Weekly Citizen
For Only $1.10 Per Year.
Strictly in Advance.
public mind just ihmv.
The people urc also meatl. interested iu
what they shall cat.
We feed the people oil best meats.
W. M. II1LL & CO., City Market.
to-
-Furnish all Kinds of
K8TIMATKH.
Telephone, 101.
Telephone Call, .o. 74.
PROPRIETOR.