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THE ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN
Wednesday Evening, June 20, 1814.
AROUND TOWN
ir.i.s)i';ij,'(., June VnvaM i7
N p. m. Thursday CtintiiiucJ ti.-iu
U'ri)c'ralijiv: southuly wimli.
Acting Mayor Hull h.ul one $llK'.:S(.'
tins luornin.
Mrs. I. A. liruiisuii will C'Uidui't ilic
uravir nicctiii at the I'rcnth lirti.til
Baptist church this eveuiut;.
The Skvlaiul 1). in.l caino in this mrni
nits t take nail in the Jr. O. I". A. M.
parade this afternoon at o o'clock.
A lull rehearsal of the "i'iratvs of lYn
z.uiee" will be hclil in the A. L. I. armory
tins eveiiini; at KJO. Spectators not
allowed.
The lust of the lasi liall panics hot
the Asheville anil Greenville tolorcil
teams will be played at Allan! aU- ti
morrow alteruoon.
Theie is a promise of ood crowds and
exciting races at Carrier's track tomor
row and Friday. The events w ill open
promptly at 3 o'clock.
kev. Ur. 1. K. S.nniism. Key. I r. li. 1".
Lampbell and llco. K. Collins kt't this
afternoon to rusticate am! do the lishiiif;
;u't ill the vicinity of Craiv for s.-icral
ilays.
lion. John V. Staines will ihlivcr an
oration bcloie t'ae students and lii. iu!s
ol liiech academy July I. at whijh ton 1
a bk; celebration will l.- had by lias
school.
At the I'irst Baptist chmc'' wiekN
prayer mtctin this eveuiuy at S.;ln
'cluck, lasting one hour, the suly ct w ill
be "l'-liaiHC," coialncted by the past r.
Kev. J. I,. White. Strasicrj in lite city
cordially invited.
deputy Register M. W. Kobertsmi has
discovered and suit te Tin; c'l i izi-:x
anotlkr "What Is It ?" Xvls.m Itailev,
the authority on hoodoos and "pi.cri,"
savs in his country "they ucd to call
'cm pizen wuhms.''
A wreck occuMtd on tlie Murphy
branch near iitisbadl today, time
freight cars ol No. 1 bcitji; ih railed. i.
one was hurt, but the train was dclaud
six or seven hours. . 1.' was an hour
late todav, caused by waiting on the
Tennessee train,
l-'or the meeting ol the Slate Teachers'
association, colored, at Morehead City,
C. W. Murphy, city passenger and tieKil
agent, has instructions to sill round uip
tickets June In-.',!, limited July 7. Tick
cts to Goldsboto $Ul 0, round trip
from Goldsboto to Morcl'.cad f? 1. 10.
Secretary N. I'lanioudon of the Iiun
combe Alliance requests Tin; Cifit;. t :
state that there was a niini'.ikc in the
.lutes ol the ,'ippoiiitnu uts for S.evet u
Barnes published yesterday. The
correct dates are two days later than
those published, at each of the places
named.
Kev. T. I'. I'deioi, editor ol the
Methodist, Knowille, a-al a i,
llimcombc county, preached the
sermon before tile students ol 11
li. .Utoi;
itivc O!
annua!
awassee
college, Tentie-see, recently. The
inon has hecii spoken of as the best
ilcliveml on a similar occasion at
sei -ever
that
institution.
lid. K. Norton, fornuriy a barber in the
employ of John I.uU ol the Iicrki
ley barber shop, was arrested yes
terday at Marshall, brought to Ashevilk
and tried before Justice J.' M. Israel on
a charge ol the larceny o! nu rs, shears,
towels ami soap from Lotz. Norton
was sent up in default ol S-'JO bond.
I'lobably the 1; rgi-sl gathering evci
known at the North Asheville Methodist
church grounds was that at the luvn
party given last evening to the members
and friends of the church and Sun. lav
school, lee c earn and cake for the mul
titude were; served and even body partic
ipating spent tin exceedingly pleasant
evening.
Alderman lleiu v Redwood ri turned
hum New S ork yesterday. The Mayor
was expected to return also, but went
oil a trin to the eastern part of the Slate
on business. Alderman Redwood s lys
Blair cc Co. were given a short option
on Ashcvillc's lumiing bomb:, and tin
chances for their being placed are cor.
sidered very good.
I. like Craig and John Allison, c. hired,
being short on cash and long oa time,
began collecting beer bottles an I selling
thrill to raise a lew dimes. But t lo-y
bevn.uc over-eager and took ;, .
barrel ol tie hofl.-s from lames li
bonghran. Tb n they were bel-m
Justice Frank Carter and were sent u
in le.ault ol baud.
Countv Commissi, uicr
Clayton, o! the con.niitin
s.-ttle with County Tax 'J
s IVOl'illl
.' .'tppoirv
.i'ect.'r b
Weaver, were at work vtsterd
settlement for III ' lS'.i.'i hst. Mi
is feeling in good spirits today
caver
liavlr
balan
m.tdc the settlement m lull, the ba
cluck made visteril.iy being l,.r S.".
I i. da tlie ti.fh..t Mr. Weaver collated
about Sid .lion. The insolvent !i-t in the
city was near
J.imes V. Miller has a dog. It is not ;
p-iz.'dog at all, but Miller think-; ,o
much of itas any owner thinks of his ca
nine. Therefore, when Will Crawford at
tetnpteil to elul) .Miller s dog on South
l.caiimont street the owner dietv out his
pistol and hied a pair of shots at Craw
lord, who, however, w as not Int. Then
the matter camf belore Justice Fran
Carter, who held Miller and Crawlord t
court ami pi-iced Miller under a Sltio
peace lioml.
( hi tlie liMh of May, at Bat.ivia, N. V.
Miss M. Irene Russell died alter an ill
ncss ol but a lew days of pleuio-pneti
monia. Miss Kitssill was a graduate
nurse ol Bellevtic hospital, N. V., and
was there distinguished lor her faithful
discharge ol till duties, lor her lov:m.
sympathy with the sick as well as for
her skill in nursing. 1 he stone cliuracti r
istics marked her connection with the
Mission hospital in Asheville. To the
physicians ol this city she was u valued
co-worker and her death will be regret.
ted by them as well as by other friends.
Kcady, aye ready.
M4V I,HVK ASII1.VII.I.K.
Kev. Dr. HamiiHoii oilerecl
ttcliool I'rliiclpalslitp.
Tim Citizen will record mi item that
is heard with rrgret by many
Aslicvillc people when it states that
Asheville will probubly lose Rev. Ir. T
o.miMBUii us u ciiizeu, i ue uoetor
received a telegram todny informing him
that he had been elected principal ol the
! reut'ricRstiurjr Collegiate institute nl
Fredericksburg, Va., at a meeting of the
board of trustees hild yesterday in Rich-
IllOIIU.
Dr. Sampson has not vet formally
signified his niceptttncr of the principal
ship, but it is probable that he will ac
cept, in which case he will remove horn
Asheville to his new post ol duty carl v
in September. The institute to which
he will probably go is a prosperous
school conducted under the auspice ol
the genernl assembly of the Southern
Presbyterian church.
Tlpn ou me KRcfM
If you will ro to the bankrupt Cloth
lug sule at '1$ South Main street you enn
Ket some ttniijbt tips on the rnccs and
also obtain some great bargains in line
trousers, suits and children's clothing.
AT UIGU MOON.
Miss i.uuru Cticdi'MUi Ami
Wil
lluiu L,. JIosn Widdcil.
The soeial eveut id today was the wed
ding at high tioiin, in the I'irst I'le'sbi'
tcriau church, of Miss l.auia I'tinning
Chetlestcr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ncwtou i Chedester, to William Lorcii
Me ss of l'hiladclphiit. Many relatives
and liieruls of the eonli acting couple
gathcreil to witness the ceremony. Mrs
li. li. L'tigan presided at the organ,
which pealed forth as the patty entered
the church. The bride enteral em the
arm of her father. She was ilresseel in
white bioe.tde silk, pearl tiiiuniings and
lace, en train, carrying bouquet ot bridal
roses. The groom in a black suit was
accompanied by his mother, Mrs. II. I1.
.Miller, and Ins best man, Frank I'age of
Aberdeen, N. C, preceded by the flower
children, Ruth Wiley, dressed in white
silk and carrying a bouquet, and Arthur
Wilev, in l'auutleroy suit. The maid of
l'on r. Miss Dovie Chedester, sister of
the bndi; and the bridesmaids, Miss Ida
llollo.vay, a cousin of the bude, ot
Knoxville, Tenn., ami Miss Conic
.Marquess of Charleston, S. C., wore
yellow silk, trimmed with lace and ri!;
bon, Leghorn hats with vc'Ioa- tips,
and carrying bouquets of I'cile dc I iidiii
rose-.
When the coin lc met at the altar the
ceremony making the twain !ui band
and wile was impressively pronounced
bv Key. K. F. Campbell, paslor ol the
First 1'icsby terian.
The groomsuien we e lr. ('. O. Rob
erts, Ciecio Nichols. Hugh Chedee-tcr,
t'.eo-ge I.. Hackney, Cieoigc II. Mills and
li'.igeue Chedester.
The party went Irom the eliiueh to tlie
ui iocs iiornc, wucre liitieiicou was
served and then the couple took the
east t iiiiml train lor their home in 1'hila
deiphia. They wete the itcipicuts ol
many valu.ible presents.
The bude is it well known Asheville
vonng lady and much esieen.cd. The
groom is connected with the Philadel
phia branch of tin National Tobaie.i
and Cigarette company. The hanpv
pair are followed to their home by the
warm congratulations of their numer
ous It ieii.ls here.
ihii.nks Aiioi r ii-;oiai.i;.
IM .kh of I'erHonal
riie lliUeii'H"
Oil
HOOK
I'. K Ilenitt is in the city horn S vain.
Joseph I Ilookircrq .eauieinyesicrday
l'r..:u Webster.
I'. J. Siicdy is ree;ls i rel at ihc Ashe
vale h itei from Wilmington.
I'cputy Collector J. A. King ol Seates
viilc was up today on business,
Fr. and Mrs. J, A. Watson are Lome
in 'in a we. k's trip to Hot Springs.
W. J. Fitzgerald lias returned from
Alabama and will spend the summer
here.
I ts. M. Gallagher. Southern ravelins
.".nt ol the ( 'Id Kiniiniou Steamship
line, is here today.
C . I-. Ihiiiam ol I 'illsboro ;p,.l
. S.
Mioni s of e. mpeper, a., are am
l!.a kclev's la'.e arrivals.
oig the
Fiigine I'. A'he i, a Winston traveling
mail, is a visitor to AmiivIIIv. todav,
stopping at the Berkeley.
11. C. 1'iper, traveling freight and pass
enger agent of the L.. B. eV u. route,
Nashville, Telia., is in th:eily.
(I. li Kepple of liicl'ittshurg liispateh
is in the city attending the sessions ol
the National Council Jr. tl. F. A. SI.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Kayul Wcaverville
were here last evening to attend the Jr.
O. F. A. M. reception tit Battery Fark'.
Mr-. J. B. Selieidtm intle, . Schei le
m.intle and Miss Agnes A. Hunter ol
Cincinnati arc guests of the Swaroiunoa.
Kev. H.W. dclstou, 'astor of the l-'irst
rrcsbnerian church of lul.and, Fla ,
is in the liic. t spen-1 the summer with
his wile nn.: s m.
Key. John A. !i. u;i-ou, pa-torol Fietich
I'.roa.l B-iptist eiiurcli, kit yester 'ay for
li-ecnvillc, S. C, where he went, to de
liver an a hlrcss at I'trcm:oi univeri:y
tod iv.
latins e. . Mia'it!"
tident, with his
Million, have i it
nr. li Can Una, ;
veral rl.u s in As
at, a WulV.nl e dlcgi
mother Mis. F. .M.
irued to their home in
titer havii g it.joytd
cev ilic Willi t heir rtl.o
tins
t Mrs. S itt!
"Kk. 1Y! J(!
Kill'.
i ; n lomorrow l ti
iiooii at t O'clock
row is expected to he a red let-
Ill .
t r .lay lor turluien ill Asheville and Irom
oth- r points, as then will occur thel'ust
ol the two davs' races starlet! by the
I'reiieli Iboad Fair and R uing ;iss illa
tion. The events will come oil' at Car
ricr's track, and tl elii st is hooked tohet'in
promptly at 11 o'clock. There avcnow'oo
runntcs nt the track and il there
ire not n number of pretty rues some
body will know the reason. The racers
c ine lio n Sweetwater. Tenn , Colum
bia, N C. Abmgdo-i, V.I., Wvthcviilc,
Va., Biistol, Tc Aaheville, Trvon,
and two biaut.es from I, Banks Holt's
st ibles at (irnhaui. N. C.
Remeiiiler th.it the hour is 11 p.m.
Visitors c in take cats on the sipt; re or
at the nostollieeand connect tit the depot
with W. A. eS: S. S. cars far the track.
Among the well known turliticn who
will have horsis here lor the races are
I., l.an.is Holt, North Cnrolinn; J. II.
bra, er, South Carolina; W. C. Conwav,
Tennessee; Thos. H. Mnjon, W. (i.
Hooker and R. (I. I'ergiison, Virgimn; Ft.
W. MclntutlV, Tennessee; Gen. no. Rut
ledge, S.iutli Carolina; R. H, Cose,
North Carolina.
l'rolilllilon Meeting.
The Prohibitionists , Buucoinbe
county will mei't in the couit hoti?e in
Asheville Saturdiiv at It o'clock. This
melting is for the purpose of adopting a
platform for the party in the county
and to hx a time for a Prohibition coii
ventiou, I uiiortaiil Notice.
The laws of North Carolina ruiuire
an i.ix payers to list their property
during the month of tine in each and
every year. And tit the stime time to
list incomes derived from sularits, fees
nml otlur sources not otherwise tnxed,
provided such incomes exceeded one
thousand dollars for the year next pre
cecding the first day of June. If the
laws above referred to are not complied
with double tax can be collected. II
they wilfully fail to lint they shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor, and on con
viction shall be lined not exceeding
fifty dollais, or imprisoned more than
thiitv davs. livery person mule and
female who own personal tirouertv ex
ceeding t'vciilv-hve dollars are rcuuircd
. :. ii 1
A. T. Siimmcv. listi-r or Went Wnrd
ofiice over Dickcwon's hardware store.
k. J. Stukclr. hstcr for East Ward,
ollice in court house,
Urt-hi ram dale.
We have on sale -MO pairs ol fine
tjstont mnile sprini and sumnur punts
w.ucli wc oiler this week at the uniform
price of 00. The cloth ia each pair
cost $l.Gn, This lot can oulv he hnj
from the Unnkrupt Clothing s.tle nt
S. Mam street. Also some big bargains
in children's clothing.
Ill ;ilTi:u 1 OK LIUERTV.
.Ne w I'ouoctl To Ue IiiMtllutKl To
morrow i:trlitiiK
There ill be a council ol the order ol
U.iu Jitcis of Liberty instituted in Ashe
ville Thursday evening. Natioual Coun
cilor G. K. Kepple ol rittsburj; will
olliciat ". The order is an auxiliary de
cile ol the Senior and Junior orders and
its principles arc identical with both.
The organization is in 2'A stales and !ms
l lil coiu cils with a membership of UO,
(KM). All members in good standing in
the I . A. M.orjr. 0. F. A. M. tind
any w hite lady of American lrth, or
horn under tlie protection of the Ameri
can flag. 10 vears of ago or over, not
eagaged in the manufacture or stile of in
toxicating liquors, as n beverage, arc
qualified for membership.
F. L. Sliuford at:d W. II. Shipc of the
local cotmeil Jr. II. F. A. M. arc securing
names for charter members of the new
council, which will be the lirst one or
ganized in Not th Carolina.
The iolcl Heiur
t'l.".ll tin- Neu Yolk Woli.l.
Fudd goes where it is wanted. The
inflow ,'iril niitllow are not "to pay
bMhtne.s," but to litnl useis at higher
rates of interest. To lend our gold is
not to lose ii. Loss is not a ipiestiou ol
sii glc shiiuueuts or ol monthly or yearly
totals, but of the balance "in a long
setics of years. From 1S77 to lX'Jt our
total imports of gold hare exceeded our
total exports by SI i.tMil ,K IT, so that
we have not only held till we produced
ia ties country, but secured that iiiu.'h
ol foreign gold. In the past seventeen
tens we have had s.iiii-yeatly gold
scans similar to the prcsnit and not one
wtis iu.-tilied by facts, as the totals show.
I.teciiie To Wn)
From Register Mnekey's rflice license
to wed h .s been issued as follows:
W. 11. II dcombc and I'. A. White, ol
Unite oaibe.
ASllI-VIl.U; ll ;,l 77.A'.
Wl-ATMlOr ItCKKAt',
Meaeornloyu'ril Stutimi,
WiiivaU stiimturium
Il rt'ia.i,'.'er.,.'i A'ciort lor
Wc.oi liini'ir:ilii!- 1
M.l iiiiuin Iciiii'iiuturc
M minium tiiiinrmtirr
Minn .VJ.'Mie lliiinulily ....
U'iiinr.ill in iieitv;
11 in., .S.
H'e.'it.'nr, e'.',,-ir.
.Mum l;;tri.iiivt r
1:1, i.s.'it
i;.s
,sg
( ''sereirun J uric i'n at 'J
in Tiniu-r.
I. llantmc.
AV.i(h'i
llumiilily
te
Kail Kin Hiit-k, M. l
lllli MAKKL'TS.
m:v youk makkmt.
-Cattail lutlllr'. ;
fa.;; Sej-n ml..
:.--. liieiiulm
June.
' .Vuttlit,
NuveniN r
TOCK
for.vno.Ns.
K. June
Ml ie. l . : (.'Iucil;.' :oi1
il!lWft.-tll, i.- I..-.K.' Sli.ne-. i : Norli.lk
4 W.-tirn. ." ; Uiehm, nn! .in.l West I'olllt
linni.il. 1 ,; We.-tcrn t'nioll, s , .
CUICAlUJ MAKKKT.
jni.c i ; Hour, ilu'I; N'.i. 2 Sjniny
; .No. 2 rt .1, ; , ; No. jCitii. ; No.
win .a, ci
j o.n-, .!
I-M7 r il-.v.; I. an I. t-.,L-KiS
Shits o..v'.."..ri.: Drv Salted
; ,'.'; . -5-s;'.'; .-li;iit Clt-iif hides.
Whiskey, Ms.
lull:.' . .'.-Wheal, Jiilv. f-' ; ;Coin.
I'oik, July, u.sj I.ard, July i..u;
Iu!v, i.'
S1I KVI1.I.K MARKKT.
Cnfit ft - t daily hy V.iwell .S; Snider, wholesnle
ind ttl.nl i,:oct :s. Tluse pricei ale being paid
-" tile iiKK'Jiaiit.- et tile tiu today ;
Htitt'T iy.: ..5 Ales itxv.i .w
1 . A)pits. ilt it tl ;,. 5
s'hii'kt-iis r ..11. PuiiipkitiA, each j
Tlllktys (..; St.rKluuu ',.o
I'lik- iv.: .m heeisuax, per lb jo
1 t't.u s, -m I iimieV u
I'-'t.d'i-s ln.-ll ... 1. js, Wheal
Turnips I. Coin t.;
' ni ti .M(.;li
C.ii'!.'i-i'. pt l I!. oats st
ilt. tils, pu I.H....101' I S Kyi (r,
' i 1 1 v. perti.n l.s 1,0
he-tiiuts h-o Celi-rv, per doz...JVir 40
INIil-'.X TO Ni:V
ADVliKTISl-MKNTS.
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t il ti. r .ts :i wlrolt- nr
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il. 'SK u i.lnns lo t ilc. . hvM.nl culture .111. 1
. 1... urn. 11 win timi n to tlicir aihuutoiif
Xi. Couii.ms it r;, lt.uwoi..! -Ine't. Will
r .on -tlin.l ..I t Ruhr r.ite tills ie-e k.
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pii. 1 r. .ion il.l
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.lutorts;
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, llollle
MetlJ loom
A..ly
MKRKIMtiX AVK.
W'ANTl-ll -T.
h.iuu
' 111slructi1.il i
ut 1 ! .Vslu-vill
1 f r .10 no. orir.ui 01
L'i'Uer.it..i v ..1 lliic lor
cow, iu.juiie-:it
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I'lNK STKl-KT.
1,'. IK SAI.K C1I
t ry w:ie;..is.
CIII'Al' Two iieiv irl.Hir's il.liv.
lirst il.is; 1 i.i.io i,.,itn. in, 11
Kill', l.i -I 111
suw, e;oo.l :i:
111 w A.. I
..-;.lnn
Uc; 1 ll.irmv i,.t i,wir sirnll
111 w; 1 l.oul.l's ilr. p we ll tuilii
lo . II. WOiiDY.
Ne-w Sllop, M.ilket SI.
13 11X31 Ol IE
RYTON HEATH GARDENS
Akn rk!'Ki:si;n n; nv
V. E. HAlti:
lilv
.Mutket'
THE FOUR SEASONS HOTEL
SITUATF pjNJTHf
CUIVIB'-nLAND MOUNTAINS
NUAR TUB HISTORIC CUMUBRI.AND
CAP, SCKNtS OK MANY OP TUB
BATTI.B9 OP TUB WAR,
Primeiunetd by the V. 8. Geeiloglc! aurvrj,
the ilrjrot ulr or the South.
Bight houri rrom Anheville, without lop
over at Knoivllle, It the
And unnurpaised In all Iu appointmentt.
The culalne uodrr direction or the abltit
clier New York Cttj could produce. House
li heated by'ateam; hat open Arc placet la
rooms; lighted by electricity; team iterator:
ulphur and chalybeate iprinn. Sanato
rium convenient to hotel haYing Turklth
and other batht; manage room, gvmnat
Itm, etc.
TERMS, $3 PER DAY.
Addrcat
II. CLAIH, MANAGElt
BARROOATB, TBNN.
Aaheville Addretti
B. W. MEAD,
Lfal Block.
WE HAVE RECEIVED FOR
LARGE ASSORTMENTS OF
China :uki Jujuui Mattings,
Linuh'iiin nml Oil Cloths,
Ilvtiigeiiitors and Ivo Clw&ts,
Ilnttcinuml Rood Furnitmv,
Ltuvu Chairs and St'ttecs,
W. 15. WILLIAMSON '& CO,
NO. 13 PA1TON AVENUE,
THE WHITLOGK CLOTHING HOUSE,
Hi South Main Street.
SUMMER CLOTHING
For men and boys in light colored Cassiineres, Cheviots,
Serges, A!;ipaeas and Mohairs, White Duck pants all
sizes, whi to and fancy Marseilles Vests. Extra size cloth
ing' up to ."0 inch breast measure. Extra pants all sizeB
and colors. The largest stock of underwear and negligee
shirts at popular prices. New lot ' Claw Hammer" semi
dress coats. Now style hats, ties, br-lts and Earl ic Wil
son collars.
THE - WHITLOCK - CLOTHING - HOUSE
GRAIN AND FEED
l'XCI.VMVKI.Y.
LOWEST PRICES
Xotlll Main SI.
Telephone' tr.
L. Swicegoocl's Ad.
Go to L. Swia'Kootl, Wall Paper ICmporium, for the largtst stock and the tin
est selections of wall paper in the State. He also carries a full stock of paints, oils,
varnishes, etc. The celebrated I. T. Lewis white leads always an baud. A fine as
sortment of room mouldings, window glass. A fullassortment paint brushes, white
wash brushes and kalsomiue brushes, etc. I have asgood paper hangers and decora
tors as there are in this country, and I make a specialty of fine decortive work.car
ringe painting and trimming and specialty, also sign work of every description.
Graining done by first-clats workmen.
RUTLEDGE & PATTERSON,
Insurance Agents
and Brokers.
AU. IlKANl'HKS OK INSfKAXCK WKlTTliN
I.N TI1K HKaT COMl'ANIl'S.
M.uul.ii.l Knirlisli, Aiucrii-nn, Scottish nml Ger
man Cullli:ltlies re-pri'Si-lite'll. Sole'
Aeius lor llle
JHuismorc
Typewriter.
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K.R.'s throuiihoiil
thecmimiy.
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ASHI.VII.M:, N. C.
H'Htst-s ti rent ami renin collected. I.oaus he
curtly placed at ft jut cent.
It. H. Hudson
is sh intf
San pies
of
Iced Tea
i'roiu the Fanious
Skyland Blend,
10 Pnttou Avenue.
-THE-
ASHEYILE STEAM LAUNDRY,
48 WEST COLLEOE ST.,
It now readr (or work. We Solicit a Share
or Your Patronage. Mrs. Carrie C. Burnt,
an experienced lanndreta from Pitttbarg,
Pa., hat charge of th working depart
ments. Wt will endeavor to glvt yon
GOOD HONEST WORK. Our motto h:
SATISFACTION TO EVERY CUSTOMER.
DAINTIES .LD SHT1ALS
IN PULL SUPPLY AND ASSOKTMBNT.
CAKB8.PIB8, BOLLS AND BRBAD AT
THB PKBNCH BAKBRY. NO. 61 COL
LBOB BTRBBT.
w. At jambs, jot., rmor.
THE SPRING AND SUMMER
llahy Camay's,
Piazza Chans,
Caijwts and Jlugs,
Art Sijiiarcs,
Fly Scivvns.
ASHEVILLE, N C
Our entire time and attention is niven
to this business. We have extensive tie-
itmiutancc mill eontraets with Ieaelii y
dealers, such as enables us to furnish
iiie-se Koixis at prices tnai no one eau
heat.
C JS. Cooper,
Geesar's Head Hotel.
Located 4600 Ft. Above the Sea.
Avernuc teinpcrature during the hot mouths
to' to 7o. No malaria. No mosquitoes Varied
amusements. Beautiful walks ami drives.
Scenery incomparable. Climate n beuedicllou.
Nature's own sanitarium. The most restful
place this side of heaven. Service good. Rates
moderate. Daily mails will be oueu for the
season or 1894, June 1st. Hacks from Heiuler
souville. 36 miles from Asheville, 45 miles
through the valley of the French Ilroad, n most
delightful and charming drive.
F. A. MILES, M. D.,
Proprietor.
ROUND KNOB HOTEL,
On the W. N. C. R. R., jj miles from Aaheville.
One of the best health and pleasure resorts in
the South. Springs of sulphur and iron water
on premises. Scenery, water, air and fare un
surpassed. Attitude 1,716 feet. Telegraph and
postoffice on premises. Open May 24, 1S94.
FOR TERMS ADDRKSS
Mieussett & Miller,
Proprietor.
THE MOUNTAINS!
THE MOUNTAINS I
Hotel Alexander
Ten miles from Aaheville, N. C, on the W. C.
R. R. The house has been repainted, and the
rooms and dlninv mnma ..i in wwi r..-
the enjoyment of our Riieats. The place ia
Kiwiy improved ana evrrythlnt; looks cheer-
nil and pleasant. Preestntl ami mineral al.
close to the hotel. Terms from ft to 7 per week
for irrown persona; children and servants hall
p j Y "c111 KlT y rood rooms, Rood fare
and good beda at very reasonable rate, indeed.
Alexander,!. C, June 1st, 1694.
R. B. & J. N. VANCE. Pronrietors.
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DOUBLE
DISTILLED WATER
lOlt TAPLE AND MEDICINAL USES.
MANUFACTURED BY
ASHEVILLE ICE AND COAL CO.,
Office 34 l'atton Ave.
This water is equal in quality to the high priced table waters, and is the water
from which the ice 3old by this company is manufactured.
IIOME-5IADE
ASHEVILLE MILLING CO. PRODUCTS.
HIGHEST GRADK8 IN THE MARKET.
ROLLER - KING, - ELECTRIC - LIGHT, - ETC,
SPECIAL EXTRA QUALITY GR HAM AND CORN MEAL
Sold By Dealers.
Will bear in mind that our stock was the last to be re
plenished, giving us both latest styles and lowest prices to
be had Every article in each department is a bargain in
itself. The shrewd shoppars
throng our store daily for bargains. The low prices that
wo have made from week to week will continue the entire
season.
G. A. MEARS k SONS,
Nos. 29, 31 and 33 South Main St., Asheville
THE NBOSTYLE
e - tc'
Call at our store and Bee machine at work. We want 3 ou
to see it whether you wish to purchase or not.
Edison Phonograph and Typewriter Co.,
3 & 34 Pattoa Avenue,
BRICK AND
Prices Per
Selected J lard Brick
Run of Kiln Brick
Salmon
Culls
Repressed Brick, 1st grade
Repressed Brick, 2nd grade
Repressed Brick, 3rd grade
Liberal Discount on Orders of
Fifty Thousand and Upwards.
Low Prices on Farmers' Drain Tile.
Do You Want
A GOOD SOLID OAK POKTABLE WAUDltOHKJ
A HANDSOME SIDEBOARD; AN ELEGANT DIN
ING TABLE; A LOVELY SET OF DINING CUAIBK;
IN FACT ANYTHING IN THE FURNITURE LINE
AT REASONABLE RATES ? IF 80 CALL ON
Quality not quawtityY
NO PRBB GIPTa OP ANY KIND TO ATTItCT ATTBNTION
OH PKAW TRADE AT THB
Acie Wine, Liquor House & White Uan's Bar
. . I dale la that I keap tht laneat
""i" ' ncra or pan tinaanitcrataa
Ja. H. IL.ouirhraiit Prop.
NO. 58 SOUTH MAIN 8TREET. - - ASHEVILLE, N. C.
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TBLBPHONB CALL 189. . . POrOPPIC BOX
OrdcnrrMi a piataaM rffUcltd. Bxlas rmcklnc Ftm.
and money saving traders
Telephone 40.
TILE WORKS
Thousand :
$0 25
5 75
4 50
3.50
20.00
18 00
15.00
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