THE ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN.
WE ARE XOT RUXElh
STATE SEWS.
THE ASHEV1LLEDV1L C1TUE
miNTKD DAILY (EICKPT SUNDAY) AND 'KKKL
SVBSCRIPTIO.S RATES:
IOne Yr.ir
Six Months
Three Months
citukn i line Mouth, in advance sc-
(oue Week, paid to carriers '.;
Tuk WKKtLV Ciiukn, Usucd ever Wednes
day, iu advauce. It.
FRIDAY. .11 NU H. lsu-i.
... oo
...
DEMOCRACY IS IMMORTAL. TIllv
WORD DEMOCRAT STANDS FOR liT
MAN LIBERTY AND HI MAX FREE
DOM AND CANNOT DIE.
Zebulott H. Yuikc.
Stkikixi'. miners coutiuuc to assault
men whose only crime is a ilcsire to
work, and they also continue to burn
bridges and tear up tracks. Most ot
the lawless acts occur in Ohio. Gov.
Mckinley seems not to be ab'e to j;ras
the situation wi ll the iron hand ih-
nintiili'il hv this war on law anil order.
and an enormous bill lor damages is
undoubtedly piling up i" 'aver of the
inimcd railroad eompauks.
Thn nf I'vrns V. Field on Satur-
.!,.. l. sives n voiil which it will be hard
to till. He was a larie and maiiv sulid
man. The American people, m then'
H i.f little fellows in public lite, cannot
jiil'ord to lose manv such. Haverhill
Gazette.
The Gazette is napping, li'e peat
I'vi-na 1'ic.lc! Ins been dead lotiu
ciiom-h lor his brother, Rev. Dr. llenr
M l-'i.l.i lo issue a most imcrcstliit:
ni...nnri..l vnbitiie ci. vi-ritm liis lile and
n-.irL. This is the son wh se caret i
scareelv warrants I'.litor Wright's
ciiliievi-SiiriiiKlui'l I Mass. I Republican.
The Haverhill Gazette's blunder w
astonishiiiK and unpardonable.
1 1 will not surprise anyone l.' leant
that l'rentletasl was brought i,llu
..,,( In Chlmon Mondav and that all
the attorneys concerned nrced to
eontiuuatiee of the case to Scptembe
The indie relUM.it to enter the order lot
a continuance, but he probably will, for
the clear intention ol Uncr-M justice
in this case is to let one of the most cold
blooded assassins of modern times die
ul old .inc. l'rcudcrK.tst has some sense.
He demands a spicily trial aeeordin.u ti
the constitution; but so lony as there is
notoriety to be had lor one or two law
yers out of his triipient appearance in
court he will not be triid.
Now that the charts ol E.J. IMuauls
ol the 1'hiladilphia Press and John S.
Shiivir ol the New Vmk Mail and lvx
pnss have been shown Ik lore tin Sc-iak
iuvestinatitij: committee lo he ground
less, the two corrcsponduits oitjjlit to
tell the nanus of their informant il
there were any. If they do not nivt
their names, the inleunce will now he
that the correspondents iii.idt up thiir
stories out of mere rumor. Edwards, in
particular, should give t,lc ";"11C ol ll:t
man who told him Have meyer, president
of the sugar trust, had been iu consulta
tion with President Cleveland, prisunn
bly to have the latter use his iutluencc
in securing an increase in the duty on
sugar. This story is proven to be inah
e'ouslv false, and lilwards should ex
pose its inventor at once.
"I.KT I t KK4SOJ TOUKTIIKB."
I niou service t Tlie cvirxl Hap
tlHt Church.
Rev. J. L. White preached the sermon
at the union meeting in the Fits', liaptist
church last evening to a large congrega
tion. He took lor his text the ltli versi
ol the lstchnpterol Isaiah ' Come now,
let us reason together, said the Lord,
though vour sins b; as searl t. they shall
be as white as snow; though they be red
like crimson thev shall be as wool."
"These are wonderful words," Mr.
White said, "ai d the first tiling that
should impress you is that von should
conic tonight and reason together. Hen
is the invitation with the Lord's name
signed to it. It does not mean tomorrow,
but come now. ll you will not come tin
fault is with you, not with God. He has
called you and tl you do not come the sin
is af your heart, not at God's leet. He
wants us to reason togtther. The trouhlt
with so-ne of you is you do not stop to
think. God wants you to weigh tin
matter. He appeals to the reason ol
man. Conviction comes from the mind.
"I need not stop tonight to convince
you that lesus lives -you know that
but wou d vim be willing to meet linn
tuniuhU The moralist savs he is asgood
as some church members and he will be
saved. Thev know thev an- not telling
the truth. Some ol them do not want
to nive tin the world. Take a man ol
the world who compares liimsed to any
church member and he In.s some sin In
docs not want to give up to follow
Christ. 1 am not measuring you by nn v
one tonight. I am going lo iviighyoi:
bv the Ten Commandments. 1 here is
not n man here who can say lie has
kctit the Commandments perfectly.
"There is oulv one of two things lor
you to do you must cither accept
Christ or von" must re ii.it Ilim. You
cannot be sound if you are not spotless,
but the blood of Christ ileunsts train
nil sin. We have only one hopeuud that
is in the Lord lesus. Friends, unsaved
men, will you come to him tonight? II
vou have nnv desire to be saved don't
drive the Spirit awav. For, unliss you
nre foruiven. you are n lost soul. Won't
vou decide lor Christ ?"
A number iu the congregation iirnsc in
response to the invitation and reipustet
that they be pravcii lor.
Services at the First Itaptist again
tbiseycninj? ut8:lo,
The Way On'.
l-'mm the IMiilnddpliiii Record.
A duty of one cent per pound on sugar,
raw and refined, would put $ W ,000,(100
per venr in the Federal Treasury. H
would measurably compensate producers
for the abrupt withdrawal of bounty.
It would pull the claws of the Sugar
Trust. It would retrieve the reputation
of the Senate by delivering it Irom the
bund of protective t.luckinailcts. This is
the safe wav, und the honorable wny,
out ol the coil in which corrupt schem
ers have contrived toemneali Dt ni icraey.
4 Verjr Common Tblnii.
1-roin the Hickory Tress.
It it a little bitol the extinordinnry
that a firm of Star Route mail contrac
tors out in Kentucky should get the
contract for carrying the mnil on a
route in Catiwba couuty, und then for
a man of the county to hire liimjclt to
these contractor at lets pi ice and run
the risk of getting his money.
Tliut-H Are Hard, But Not To An
luprccedeuied Degree.
Matthew Marshall, accounted one oi
the best authorities on finance in the
country, is ulso an optimistic philoso
pher of cheerful word. In Monday's
New York Sun he speaks ol the idle cur
rency aciutmil.Uiiig at New Yoik and
other uiuucy centers of the world, and
refers to the low rates of interest, saving
th it large sums have recently bien
offered, without finding takers, tit 1 per
cent, pir annum for three months; good
tour to six niontns couiniereuu paner
can be sold at Irom '."a to 3 per cent.
per annum; and while cull money is nom
inally 1 per cent, it is, iu manv instHuets,
uuleiidable. The same conditions prevail
abroad.
s usual, notes Mr. Maishall, the
comment is made upon this state ot
tlnnes hv manv people that it is unpre
cedented", but they either forget the past
or have had no expeiienee ol it. So
recently as 1SSS, for ixatnp e.caL money
iu this market from the middle i t Mav
to the end of July, lent at from 1 to J
ptrciut.andlorth.ee wteks alterwaril
at from 1 to IU per o ill , 'vhile prime
paper was quoted at tri m :i to 1 per
cent In 1SN. call money, bom January
to )ulv, was lent at u per cent., and tut
older trust companies ol the city refused
to take it at any price whatever. While,
then-lore, the priscnt volume ol idle cur
teiu-y and the low compensation paid
for its use are unusual, thev by no means
occur for the fust time in our financial
history.
Tin l.ipseol' memory iJ. Iiow-.vei , not
surprisii'g. We are all liable to it, and
the nunc so the oleic: we grow. While
tlii. v last, cold weather is always the
coldest and hot weather the hottest wi
ll. ink we ever tnov, and nothing but
the record tan convince us to the con
trary. So, too, every calamity that
happens lo us is the worst thai we ever
siiflered, though we said the same thing
ol the one iusl belore it, and will say it
again of the next one after it. It is
torlunate lor us that this is so. It
we retained a lively recollection (d our
sorrowstheiraceumtilated weight would
crush us. As it is, we slia'i- off the
i fleets ol one before we have to en
counter another, and thus take them, as
it were, in detail, instead ol having to
ei dare them all at the same time.
This trait ot human nature excuses,
though it does not jnstilv, the l.imtnta
lions thai we continually hear, especially
Itom politieiai s and professional agita
iois over the hate tunes. 1 liev are
hard, to be sure, but they are not the
liardist that ever prevailed, nor arc thev
special proofs of deprav ity and corrup
lion among our rulers and lawmakers.
1 was looking through the other evening
what to a New orkcr is a most t.isoi
natiii" book, the "Piarvof Philip Hone,"
published a lew years ago. Mr. Hone
w as a distinguished merchant ol New
York city, wlio, in lSL'n, when l.e was
but I II v'ears ol age, retired Irom business
with w hat was then ncconnti d a large
untune, and devoted liinisi.lt to travel,
study, and a generous hoipitaiit y to
ciniiii-ui Americans and lorcigucts. From
1S.-7 to ls.".l. the year ot his death, he
kept the diary I speak of, and in it In
set down not only a record ol events
immediately affecting liimscll, but also
lus ntl.ciioV.s and opinions upon mat
ters and things in general. They an- all
exceedingly interesting, but what he
savs ab nit tie great commercial revul
sion which bi-gtiu m 1".T and lasted
until 1 -.",. is tor the present m iment tin
most so. I resist the tt mpiiition to re
cite portions ot his rent.itks, but any one
w ho cares to look them up will find in
them the sam deniin.iations of the cor
uiptioa and lolly of the government, the
nine complaints oi the i travagance
ami rapacity ol private citizens, and the
same dim:ii forebodings of t lie tut lire
that we hear now.
No honorary decrees will bcconlcrred
at Wake Forest college this year.
The report on Raleigh's public
schools shows l.US.S white and 1,301)
eolorul children enrolled; total, 2,531'.
President Winston of the State Vni-
veis'.tv will not reply to the nrticlis writ
ten by 1'rcsid. r.t Taylor of Wake Forest
ce liege.
Among the cadets just graduated at
West Point is l.olm S. liattlc (P." I of
North Carolina. The class numbered I
(Mid the figures annexed indicate the class
standing.
Trinity college is not to h ive a new
president "until next August. This is the
decision of the board of trustees. The
matter ot selecting a suitable man to
succeed Dr. Crowell is of such great im
portance that it was deemed best todeler
the matter for further dihberatior.
lloiling Springs Relormcr: The lar
gest weave product, over 40,000 yarns,
ever sent out bv the King's Mountain
mills iu one week's work was shipped
lost week. It is but iusr to all bosses
and operatives to say that the increase
is due to tin- particular kind ol iloih or
ilctcd and not, as might be supposed, to
iny Miptrir mauaginient or activity.
ItUW-cl Hv AlnaVan Indiana.
Pout Towx.siisn. Wash., June 11'.
steamer City ol lopeua. jusi niriveo
from Alaska, brings word that the s .-ti
ers along Hie Aiisiea eo.isi noun m
Prince William sound have reported to
the government authorities that there
was intuuninciit danger of an Indian up
lining near Slianknaii hai bor last i-i -nth.
The Indians killed an unknown white
iii.iii while coming dow n the coast and
mutilated the boilv. Another minder is
ri omted in that lieiuity. the patlieulats
ot which are unknown. The settlers, in
a letter to the government, allege that
the government officers are nlrnii ol
the Indians and dare not enforce the
fin. A ri venue cutter was dispatched
to the scene of the trouble with orders
to arrest and bung to rulgmeiit Un
guilty Indians.
What a Woman Can Do
Siif citti sny Ml ;iml slick to it lVr all time to cmiu.
She can ls'n say NO in mien u low, sweet voice that it
means YKS.
She can haricii n tcuil pencil i! .you k'ic her tnouh
)k mils.
Sheenn liny meats nl James Wolfe's dtnll in the City
Market, i nil delight lur hiisliunil's heart ami vnve
lus i nre eccssiwtrain.
A natural mineral water,
rought from Saratoga
Sprirgs iu barrels lined with
block tin.
Dr. T. C. Smith, Drujrgibt,
Agent for the Springs.
SOL'VEMKS,
NATIVE GEMS,
LATH) AHA WORK,
WATCH WOItK,
JEWELfit - MADE - TO ORDER.
Mt:HAI. A WAK-ll I'N NORTH 1AKOI.1NA
-.i:ms AT WOkl.irS MIS.
REMEMBER WANT COLUMN
Th.it i -Ual in hlun anil in. ike the
1.ii-uif a lu4y. ;iiitl Kivmn mil mtiie
iilK llliill t ll U' ;ile aliU In Uivt t il-
.tl at!unt.ie-
ti:
ARTHUR M. FIELD
LEADING JEWELRY,
MAIN STKliiil'.
.-1 lit I'ria-.
U t.iU ymii atlelllifll L oill i.il line
il -Inttv .utapU-il tni the v.-.tiiti. ;tnd
k vou tncoisu ;uii Kk nl tiu in .iiul
. v ii i yttiU'ull. A -tmc tli.it ItHiksm-at
ail. I ills w II i- ull.iliu w.Mil allilyou
IV 3II!SrlVlli:
Al tl.e same time it intiiil be conlissul
that in the ine.-ent juucliire in my things
confine to mi. ike it lianl I r men to ne
coin -agi-i.us and lioielul. N-'t oiilv is
Congriss wasting tine i.i inlet miaable
debate oyer a t.u:l! wineh the coutitry
I. mors to have agr.'id i p in one way
raiaiih-.r. but too much evidence e sists
h:it the del. iv is lairnoselv nrotra.t! d
or private and selli;-li ends, in various
parts ol the country thousands ul work
men are b lh voluntarily idle themselves
Hid murderously keeping those ol th-.ir
How workmen who want to work idle,
while neither sherilV. governors or sol
lieis are able to repress them, natu
rally the bankruptcies ot railroad com
panics and financial institutions are fol
lowed bv those ol private individuals,
mil the l:;t oitlniH grows longer dai
ly dav. Utiropi is undergoing a like
ilil.e-tion. Nevertheless, 1 still maintain
that the world is not hopelessly ruined.
and that we shall eventually eim rge stie
cessliillv Irom our present troublis. As
snivivid the clash ol W!7, nndthosc
ol 1 s.".T. ltiu, l7;land IsTt. s-i shall
we survive that ol I s;is and others yet
to c ,nn
Kriitiivk-i'M I'rl.tf Hipiurl'l-
I lulu tlu II. -t--ll '.'.:.i'.e.
llre'ekiuiidge is ically gtttiiig loo bad.
Speaking ol tile lait tlliil a repuiaoie
farmer' wi'e had suit ll i 111 a basU't of
lloweis, with n touching note in which
he hoped that he would be successful in
his race, he said: "Hut there is nothing
strange about it, fur was not woman
last at the cross and Inst ut the tomb ol
the blessed Master, who earre to save
jiia v such sinners as 1 ? Yes, sinners lire
the onis who are loved, iiml it was lor
llit-love ol siunirs that the Son of Man
sullen il and died on the cross." It does
seem ns if the more P.rcckinridge talks the
smallir the chances ol his election ought
to be.
Vlcarlou Beuevolmct.
I-i , on tin lliliall.ip lis Si-iitillil.
It would appear from the ilforts to
rtleasc I.eland Stanford's estate from
the Government's claim, so far (is his
gills to his university nre concerned,
that this great bent factor had in fact
been donating the Government's prop
erty to his university. There is nothing
like being a philanthropist with other
people s money.
Delightful,
Delicious,
Appetizing
Mason's
I'.y i.illi'i .tl .iit -ii.iv uht-ii in a-. nl
Hua-l;
pt'iin.l
ivC. juunil; Sjioiif
A-mUl Ha'.Is. iv,
C.iniit r M..its, uc.
Sull.iii.i I-' n.it L'akr,
!M'll, 'l)Utltl,
iii'Hiiii, New Yt;tk
imiiii. I, Vanilla Ciip. 10c. Vtmml, Cream
Mi'.k l.niK'li. luv. (HSiiinl. ruar rianta-li-ii-,
:oc. ".'Uiul; I.cmuti Ciacktr, 10c.
l".iu.l, XXX. Sudu Crackers, 7c. tmiul;
Kia'i'tiuii 1-lakes. 15 tt 11 Is.
Til K I.ITTI.K STDRK AKOl'M) Till-;
;ClKNKK.
No. 1 N.
Couil Siiuait-
iT.IA ..
II T ANTED--Yitutnr 111.111 ilt-iics twwud i"m
:iinl wile in private I'atnilv with familv
cointiitlM. ut rcasniialiU rates. Can uivt1 ri.li 1
i1 iK' i', AildiLss hitKrintr. cart Citit n.
t-tnVa
D In ouUt to intintliirf tmr v-rk
ml siviirc auetit rvc rvwlu'if. we will
Ivf a runt. vtt or pant tor nnv one in lit
t'liilid States lire of iliatKC In spiulinn it imIi
rrtui n mail, itkiiHi stud stamps lor n tuin
pti?l,ii;t'. AiMrts llaniss Stt-am Dvr Work-,
114 South Illuimt strct-t, Kakih. N C.
('-14 il ;m
WANT.
an
- Cnunl Siit.S
Ued and Whic
colors ol the Asheville llasiball
Club ol our meat.
'A'. M. 1UI.L & CO.
There's No Choice in Bicycles.
The Victor Pneumatic tire has no
rival. It is more durable than any
other ami the inner tube can b re
moved in case of puncture in less
than five minutes.
The only inner
through the rim.
tube removable
All Victor improvements are abreast
with the times and meet every requirement.
Victors
are
BEST.
OVERMAN WHEEL CO.
BOSTON.
NEW YORK.
PHILADELPHIA.
CHICAGO.
SAN FRANCISCO.
DETROIT.
DENVER.
Edison Phonograph & Typewriter Co.,
1 i'.i.i;imioi: v.xi.t. to.
SI lMTTO AVI'.,
ASHEVILLE WOODWORKING CO.
Is Now Prepared to-
Furnish all Kinds of
i'A' A7-.V'.
Aimlv to
v."ltt
KM NT- A STootn hoii-.r
3.. STAKN1
UiMKl jOiMUiMI
IOK RHNT
North Miiin
A lorv store Ikhi-c ruimi
siu-ft fltiil Merriinoti awmn'
rp-aatrs suitahlt- tor t.itnilv. Aith to
"-;iltl' T. MAI.I.UY. Vixt N.itum.il I!.nik.
IoK KKNT--Dwelling honw corner ot Mei
riinon avcnite anil innme ln-rt. l;or terms
.ij.plvto IIKNKV II. STKVKNS,
itjM4 tit f 5 ami 6 Johnston huiMiUK.
IjVK kKST-Hou-e ol si r'Hini with niotli i 11
impiovi iiirnt-, mithotine lor srrv,mt. All
in first cl:i-s condition. No. Cli"tiuit titct.
Ajm.1v to K. II. Ill NT.
rHulif No. 17 lMtlon Ave.
T- I,:n c niitl citiivetnentiy arratmetl
No. -, .Mcirimon nw. llt hum e)Ut
wiiler with baths on two tliMrs. All niiMit-rn
itnjiroveinenN. Location central, with lare.
well shaded xronntU. Sttleinlul resilience (or
la rue fanulv or iHtanUiiR Uou.se. Apply ti'
M.jltl ' II. C. VMC.
1 K Kl-N'l
hiniM'. Ni
J. SI'AXdEXIIERIi
81.00 UK WARD
Will be given lo llio piT.son
lnukinj' tin; first conet
uue'es 01 t lie miiiio ot tno
1ASTI.K RUST l'irtcl;iss IkmiImik Iuiiim'.
i'i nlially liR'ali-'l. No. l.rnvc slrt'tl.
4 UhIU
MRS. SCIIIKKMF.ISTKK.
1,'1-RNISI1K1 roxms for mil, with "r iiiihm
itoalil. lit
MRS. R. M I I RMAN S. .)l 1'ilH SI..
''.-hI 1 w NfXt Il'iir To Winyall Hiuc.
ii.RlINi; At
nak Trrr.icc. 'il llilKidr
slrci-t. ill t.i.'kMiit mountain i-Irctiu- cat
line I.arr Kroiituls flinl pli-nl y tit h.i'lt-
Term lloin s lit j; jit-r wt rL.
u.llf ' MRS. M I!, llll.l..
t
ownor of this space. (Jifsses
W I POSTKLL, will be nuiuhcretl as received
J
mi. M cuu.kck struct. anj opunwi Mon.lay, June
KNs.ItAVING.
t, niiinnntatn-. ati-l ciphe
etc. Suiivciiii ainl l.uul
I. (.tli 1 111,1. cie-ls, Ma
on uitl.l. siKer, peatl
-mpe uiikj.i spici.ily
MISS A. M. COLK.
tl.atl- Willi A. M. 1'ill.l
iivi-r rnvi:i.i. .v sMiiiiR s i;kucpkv.
1.1 1 1110
Smoke Red Letter clnaflH-all Bavano
r HKOISXISO KAMA'
t ) In half tlio luittlo. Don't wnit
t for vour trnieli to run into Con-
A. miinuiinn. i noli) anviivn iiiin-
y fft of It. Tim ktiiis or wills of
yuiimllsi'iise nre all nroiuul you.
All Hint tliov want Ih nn limrt-
ivo liver nnJ the wrnfulous
cimilitlon tuut follows It, to do.
vi'lop them.
You need Pr. Florce'ii Golden
Mulli'nl Dlwovory, iiom. to
tJinmuirlilv tiurlfv vour IiIikmI,
Imllil m niund. firm, hoinwt
flenh, nnd ninke every wonk spot
BtrotiK. It' curtain renieiiy lor tuo enrnor
tagu8 of Consumption.
rnimilirll. OMn,
I)b. R. V. PiKHCK! Tkar Sir-Two of our
hut rliK-tors lironounced my wise oonsiimp
tlon. 1 sjiont nearly J.MI. nnrt wiis no bt'tt.-r.
I concluiii'il to try th "Oolrten McillPnl I)l-cmi-ry."
I boinrlit eight iMittkn, ml I n
now my with truth thut I fix-l Jint well to
diir nr 1 illtl at twenty-flve. nd run do Just iw
Bond a day's work on the fnrin, although I nsn
not done nny work for (overal yean. 1 pvo
you au me iiiunns. .
Truly, your trlend,
liStluitli' o'clnck. AildrosH
V. O. BOX (31.
Winner Will He l'ublinlicd
In The litizen.
IoAkhl'!KS A nmnlier of uueslscan lie uc
I coiniiKHlated with lir-t class ImkiiiI niul
HKinnt at The Walilheini. .n Tatton aveti
House newtv inrntshed thronuHont.
S-i;dnno
HOAKIUNC IH the dav or week. Tien-ant
rtxnns, single or ensmie, neatly and coin
i'ortaMv furnished, r.rateor furnace heat; hl
and cold water, with lathH on two floors. 'n
electric ear line; five minutes walk Irom con it
suture. Term moderate. M K. h. I h K K
VJ4'Uf
H'l North Main street.
1?oK SALH Two draft horse. Applv
ASHKVIM.K COTTON MILLS.
InK SALK Donkev. harness nnd enrt al
1 t " i w vvi.'
Uillillll. I".
o-iidt! Duck Shoals.
i watch and chain; chain
Watch
has full name em-raved on case, finder will
le rewarded ly n turnitii; smie to Miss l-loreitct
Stevenson, Home Industrial school. t I4il,;t
1 OST-A .small silv
has Kiim's Daughter cross on it.
MR. MARINO of New York. Tan, freckles,
black heads, etc.. remove. I 1-aeial mas
sane, with or without steam. Manicure Chimin)
dist. (ulice hours lo to atul.Uoh ociiK'k.
VJSdmio ft IIAII.KY ST
Dr. C J. OliverosJ
THE EYE SPECIALIST.
WILL UK ul T Ul- TIIK CITY FOR A l-'KW
DaYS. NoTlCHHiK 11 IS KKTl KN AIIOlT
TIIK iM 0V TIMS MONTH.
4 TTKNTION of visitors a lid citizens of Ashe
ville is called to Suttle's SuaiKe Mineral
u-.itiT nn sale at 1. 1. Ittatltotrs slme store
I'atton uve. Anyone desiring water delivered
al their residence or place of business, will
Diesis lenve orders at the ulnive tdacc and thev
will receive prompt attention. Helivered daily
fresh frmn spriiiK- l. U. St'TTLK,
s-iMliin IMopiittor.
RIAL
Fine Church. Cabinet Work and Bank Fixtures
Asheville Woodworking Co
II. K :i.f1fM
Tv.i.'j.honH KM
BONANZA WINS AND LIQUOR COMPANY,
Nos. 11 and 43 S. Mnin St., Asheville.
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MK. TOItACCO A V; V.OTTI.K r.tioit, S. l. VT
Beer Vaults ad
Wr Mfl'lmllr .s..n
yi ;t 1 11 l.t rii i i-. -.
Battling Department in the Basement.
it n Share t Xmir i rron.-ift .
ARQUARDT. Mop r-nr
IN MOUNTAINS I F f OmH r.AROUl"
a, Vr.RY SELECT BOARDING hOU s
LORETTA HALL.
HOT SPRINGG. NORTH CAROLINA.
Uiecilent Table an'l Kins Accommoilatloni In BTcrr Htiinct
H. M. SWAINE
PROPRIETOR.
AND BEST IN
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BOARD!
VlnlloM und llunlili-m liu 11 art- iuvllcil to call
on Mm. I'rcciimn nt tlic KHKle lluililliifi. (tt
South Mali! Ktrci'l. xhI home-like nccomino
dnllons at rcoMiiinlile pricct.
J. J. HILL.
Bonded Auctioneer,
40NOKTII MAIN 8TKKKT,
I nm now iiti'tmrerl.to receive niul wll nt pub
lic outcry nil anil any kind of good, old or new.
Having complicJ with the State law pertaining
to the nelling of articles of merchandise, I re-
Huectlully aoliclt connlgninent of goods, and
promlM prompt returna on all aalea. Will at
tend aalea of either personal or real estate at my
auction rooms, before the court house door, or
on the piemlaes, as the parties may desire. 1
will continue to keep In atock window shade
goods and fixtures,' wood, willow ware, etc
Don't forget the place la
NO. 40 N. MAIN BT ASIIKVIULK, N. C.
If.
I.-'SMHKAI.IIA ISS-llicknry Nut Cup
Tliirmni luit, wiicrc a tit- iuiv iiiv.r laim, 11
ili-liulitlnl drive over the Hlne Kiilm-, tlirnuuli
M)iut- ol the most picturesque aci-tiery ill Nnrlh
Carnlina, 11 dtHtaiiec of jo mite.s; fare for trip nnd
return, fi. l-'or information renardiiiK cou-vevaiu-t-M.
Iniiiirc of C, V. Stlkcleatlter, livery
talle, ColleRe street, or at the office of the llolel
llerkeley. Thermal llelt Development und Im
provement coiuiianv. proprietors
C. W. IIAKKKK,
b-udllllo MalMKer.
THE ASHEVILLE SHOE SHOP
Under J, I, llrevard s Is the place to get your
shoes made nnd repnlred. All work guaranteed.
W. A. 1 OWNBKND, Prop.
THE OAKS HOTEL
Under New Maaagcmeat.
New Ftttmltan.
Nice, elaaa comfortabla rooma.
Table excellent.
Porter Meets all Trains,
Close la town.
On an Blectrlc Car LUe
Beaatltal Locatioa.
Hot and Cold Batba.
Btctt Poawbl CoaTtaleaca.
THE OAKS HOTEL,
A. Pt LABARBEi MGR.
N'OTICK Hy virtue of the power of sale con
tained III n certain deed ol trust. lienrillR
date the Mill day of June, A. II., lSyo, nnd ex
ecuted tiy tue Asnevine i.tuin. u.nstruciion ami
Improvement company, default hnvinu; Ik-cii
matle in the pnyment of the IndebtediiesN in
temled to lie seemed by said deed of trust, and
at the request of thece'stui que trust, the under
signed will sell by public nuctlon. for ensh, to
the blithest bidder ut the court house door in
tue ciiy 01 Asnevine, n. 1;., on hridny, tnc uni
day of'july, Hsu, nt 12 o'clock m., the lauds ad
joining the lands of !. K. Kecd, the land for
merly owned by A. w Rich and others, contain
ing tniriy-seven nmi two-tninis ncrea lie Die
same more or tens, nnd the same Innda na
tlcscrilied in aahl deed of trust almve referred to
which is recorded In the office of Register or
Deeds of Buticomlie county, In Imok No. si of
mortgagca al page 41, 10 wnicn reierence Is
sold In order to satisfy the provisions of said
leett 01 trust, Tins nine nn, in.
SAMUKL II. RKUD.
6-7dtds Trustee,
r R. 11. WEST'll NI'HVE ANfl 11HA1N TKKAT-
Ml'.NT, a spoclllc for lly.lertn, DUrluess, Fit. Neu
rulitla, Heailnchi', Kiwoua frustration eaui'il by
nkohol or tolween, Wuki'tulnpm, Mfntal liFpniaslun,
sulleuinit of llrnin, enu'lnir Insanity, misery, ducny,
ili-ath, fremnturo Old turn, liarn.iin,
1'imer in miner sex, lillin.t.Mlcy, t,i)ueorruea i wit
ITn,i,i1m VVuuhnoKuii.. lnviilmitiirv Ijifes. tiDurtnft
torrliiin caused by over-exertion ot brnni, He!f-abiisi-,
over-IiulnlKi'nno. A mouth's tnwiuienl, l,
3 for S3, b) nisil. W III) each order for tt boxes, with
W will send wrltlnn iiunrnnlce to refund If not cured.
3urnteel-suoil ny nirenl, tjrm ru.1.1.
eures Hick HihuIiu-Iw, Hlllousue-, Uvor Couiplaliit,
SiiurHloiuRih, Dyspepsln nud Coustluatluu.
uuAHA.Nii.fcn Usui a ouiy uy
T. C. SiuUh, UruKKlst.
Public Square. Aatrviile, N C
HkTnTICW llw virtue nftlie nnwer of sale mn.
1 mined In a deed of trust executed by ' R. I,
l'itxtatrick and wife to D. 8. Watson on the .td
dav of March, lfiyi, for the purixwe of aecuring
toMra. I V, Cole the payment of one thoua
nnd dollnrs due by nromlsaorv note of same date.
1 will aa trustee I having been substituted as
such hy an order of the court. In placenfsnld
watson, aa in sucn cases proviueu uy mw j oner
for sale at tnibllc auction, for ensh, at the com I
house door 'n the city of Asheville. N. C, on the
iilh dnyol li.ly, iHi the following deacrlbril
proerty, situated on the north side of Orange
street in the cltyof Asheville: Ik-ginning on a
take in the north margin nl orange street.
Mrs. Cnrtmrl's southeast corner and rims thence
with Mrs. Cartincl'e line north jcast in poles
and i7linkstoastnke In an alley nnd w. H
I nine's line: thence eaat with aaid alley and In
toe's line 78 feet to a stake, the northwest cor
ner ot I. W. ttchartle'a lot; thence with his line
smith t west it mleaand 4 links to a ataka at
Orange street thence with anid street 7. fret to
the bei
Ftlnniug.
IAMKS II. LOUOIIkAN.
.Trustee,
VITAL TO MANHOOD.
IkaiiiMfx run I Jill Ml "Hi inm rrrmMT
RRllSH7Xl'II 1tVK(t.l .1.ici)f t- (hn tMtvT
UMUH U tiartMiot ilio.l-'nii.i-UriD.ryttr.
1 inM to trf UktB lutuntaUijf. Whari
AS A PREVENTIVE
by tlttitrm U It imtitiUtotxwlrattt
nny MivtrMi (.: ; lit In IheeMa of
tlinssttatIyUrwitUM4TiLi Arrunir
ilt..rk.M ati.l lilt. Mnsralia
Sly
Ity virtue ot "the jmwerof sale vested
iMKler.'-i.iiiCiI itusiee hv a certain
U ed ol tiu.-t exeeut. tl hy T. C. Starnes niul his
wile, S. M. Starnes. on Hie i.Mh tiny of Dieein
her, n il, Ur the tmttK). nt steuHiti' certain
ntitt therein ileseriln tL wliich tlceil il inixt was
P t imlnl in thet'thVc ot the Keyisler of 1-eeiN tit"
HmientnlK' enmity 011 the nth tlav of lehnmry.
iu Ik-U x. heuiiniiiiK'it hae to whieh
iter iv lien hv inai e. nnd iletaillt IiavillK
made in navment nl Mid notes, the under-
siyntd at the rttjiu-st of the centm tme
tiuM, will m!1 fur ca"h tu the hinji
et hidder at the cnutt house dir in
Asheville for the jsitiMaeitnu ol aiil notes,
interest and cost-, on the jslhday of June, inj),
at tj o'eloek nooti. nil of the undivided one hall'
interest ol T. C. Htare and his wile, S. M.
Marnes, in all of those certain pieces or iKtrrel.
of lantl, or eitv lots, situate, lyiiifi nnd U-inx in
Hi.- .nn nt v ot Miinronitie. Mate nt Nntlli taro-
olina and in the eit v of Asheville, and hounded
antl more t)arlleularly thscrilKil as lotlows;
First lotIUinninn at a slake in the western
margin of the Kiehmoud Hill road, the south
east corner of T. J. Harlan ' lot, and runt with
said Kit huiotid hill roiid south thirty degrees
11 ml hity-eiKhl minute! S w" 5V W) west three
hundred and sixty two ,t) feet to a stakt;
thence north eighty-seven denrtt-s nnd twenty
four minutes (N fr7 W) wist etKiit hundred
and twenty-one and one half feet tJib fl ) to
T. V. raltnu's line; thence wkh T, V, I'ntlun'n
line north ten degrees and fourteen minutes
1 N ioL iV Kl east five hundred nnd siEty'leet
( im IV) to Manson Melutire's smt Invest corner;
thence with said Matisou Melntirc'H line unit It
einhtv-seven decrees (S S7U K) cast one hundred
mid tiitv-four icet 1 14 ft) ton stake in Maiisou
.Mciniirt s line; inence stauu inret neureen
trt W west with Mansmi McIutire H line one
hundred nnd thirty-five and one-half feel
( i.yN it 1 to the said Manon Mclnlire's south'
west cornur; thence with saitl Malison Mcln
tire's line snuth eivjhty-si ven decrees (S K70 K4
east one hum! rid nnd ninety six und three-
tenths It" t (nM li) U T. J. Hnrnairn north
west corner; thence with said T. J. Hargail's
line south three degrees nnd twenty-five min
utes (S .V-' a.V W ) west one hundred nnd twenty
fill uuiftl' to the northern ma mi a of Oreen
street; thence fit n southerly direct lou to the
northwest corner 01 lot th as mown on yaw 01
Sltirues, llaruaii St Co., made by II. M. Lee, C.
1'.., regislereu in ihxik 71 01 necoi nun ni jhihc
a in the Reeister'8 ofticeof lluucomte comity,
nmi runs with line of lot 16 south three degrees
and twenty-five minutes (S V .V W) west one
hundred mm loiirleen leet (n.j in to a wake;
LADIES BO VOU KflOW
DR. FELIX LC BRUM'S
STEEL W FEKSYP.SYRL PSLLS
arathenriitlnalaml only F1IHSC1I, nnfandr).
liable euro nn the mnrki. I'rico il.UJ: etut ti
niaii. (ianuine sulci oul by
T. C. Hmlth, UruKKlnt.
PabHe aanare. Aahe-ellle, N C
and Onlum Habit
eured at buiiin with
outnatn.Konkofr.ar.
tlriilarasvnl FRkH.
anil WiioI.l.KY.M ll.
AUaata.Ua. 0IUc1IMMWultabiUia
IB
thence south clKUtyalx deitrcca nmi tblrtv-livc
miuutcalSWi0. K) east one hundred nnd ten
fcet (110 liMon atnke; thence imrth three le.
(imsnndtwenlv-live mlniilra IN j aj' K) east
oiiehuuilrcilnnd lilty-fourlict (mill toT. J. liar
Kan's line; south cinlity-sevi-n dciireca ( nf K)
cast line liuiulrcd nnd seveuty-seeen feet 1 177 )
to the lK-iliiniiiu;, ciiutaiuing live and ouerourth
acres (5'i) more or less.
Bvcoitu lot iiciiiuniUK ai a sinnc in um east
ern nuiruln of anid Riclinuind Hill road nt T. W.
rnttnn's southwest comer and runs with said
T. W. I'atton'a line -south eighty-six denrces
(SH) Kl east eight (R) pol" aim lourtcen 1141
links to a uine; thence smith six degree
(S6"V) west eleven (11) poles and thirteen (it)
link, b a stake Iu tl" eastern lunrcln or said
ulrl,mn.i.l lllll nmil: thence with anid eastern
margin of snld nnil, north thirty-one nnd
niiir.iirlh itroree (1IU(II west I'ourteen (ul
west fourteen 1 14)
liolen nnd one ll) link lo the begin
ning containing thirty-one onc-hundrenth
(M-too) of nil acre more or lea. The
said two lota being the aame conveyed to
T. C. Htnrnea nnd T. J. Ilnrgan, the third day of
nine, IS90, ny u, 1 . nimrnu auu jcwcpninr n,
Hinnni, ins wur,
bij of the Register'
J-xyUtfrt ,
Registered In book yo on page
"solhceof Huncomtie 1
county.
W. W. BARNARD, trustee.
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