THE ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN
Wednesday Evening, September 26, 1804.
v.vitiurs
slIlJECIs
IHtlF.KLY.
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AROUND TOWN
Tin- Nnnniil anil tnlli-KliiU' limtltiiti'
siurlnOII'ii Ne-w Villi'-1'olUU-H IKtwu
hi Yuiivoy .Iiiimiii iiml MIh-sIoiiiiHi's
liDiTtiRTiiK CiTiziis: Da Saturday 1
visited the Norraul and Culli'Kiute in
stitutc, just beginninK its third year
The school has opened with 121 students
(107 of whom are boarding pupils) a lurR
cr enrollment than at the bei;irjning of
either of the previous yeais, and 1 under
stand that a number of others have en
?aueil rooms and are expected later,
The usual school course I, which here
includes domestic science in addition to
the so-called lusher branches) hus this
vcar been enlarged bv an admirable
ieature, a mode! school for the truiuinj:
of teachers; 22 young ladies arc engad
iu the actual practice of teavhinu, wmie
pursuing their own studies.
Three new teachers have been added
to the laculiv, two of them (,'raduatcs ot
Worcester Inivcrsity, Ohio, and the
third of the 1'otsdam Normal School,
New Vork. 1 was very much pleased to
meet these uew recruits and observe
their enthusiasm. 1 asked oue of them
about her work. With b-.'uinhg eyes
and a smile that must captivate the
heart of anv school gill shereplied: "Oh,
the work is delightful; I enjoy it so
much. The girls are so nice to teach."
1 could hardly wonder at her enthusi
asm when 1 looked about and saw them
strolling through the spacious, airy,
well-lighted halls I for it was Saturday
afternoon and thev were "olT duty"i or
scattered in picturesque groups about
the veranda or on the sunny lawn, en
jovinc the exquisite view of the moun
tains on either side and chattering as
onlv school girls can. 1 learned that the
"old girls" were planning un amusing
little diversion, as asurprise.to entertain
the new girls that evening, so there was
"method in their madness and mucli
deep scheming in their merrv eves. Not
a homesick lace among them. Hut who
could be homesick in Asheville ?
The irraduatine class will this vear
number 22 and a finer looking set of girls
it would be hard to find. May blessings
attend this noble enterprise so favorably
begun in our midst. A l isitor.
PERSONALLY SPEAKING.
A l.lue oi Two About thp People as
They l'lisa.
John Hurt i uj from Greenvil'e, S. C.
Geo. N Rouse is in the city from Chi-
Tbe regul.r weekly hop at Kcuilwortta - :. . ,,,,
I . i miuist'll in ixiviiiiivjuu lA . . -
llerkclev.
Washington, Sept. 2". Forecast till S
m. Thursdar. Rain: northeast gales,
increasing to hurricane on the coast.
.lapau-.Vini'i-lia.
limruK Tin: Citizen: Whilst the Kev
K. B. Giiunuti, tnissionarv Irom Japan
was giving Sunduv, ut the Presbyte
rian church, an interesting account of the
religions of that country, he incidentally
made a statement which sent a thrill
nt'iiliastire through bis bearers, It was
aitnnlv this: "The lapanese hold in
higher esteem Americans than the peopli
of anv other country."
He illustrated this fieling bv saving
that once riding in the cars an elderlv
gentleman asked him as to his national-
itv. ( i.i his saving. "1 am American," he
rose and. lifting his hat, made him
nmioiiiid bow. He cx Dressed his admi
ration for our people by Baying: "I
wavs lilt my hat to an American."
How this emphasizes the importance
of the missionary work to be done at
home by each one of us. The character
to go with our money and the teacher
sent, assuring those we would win, that
so good a thing had come to us that we
could but olfer it to them. Befori the
battle of Trafalgar Nelson flung from his
masthead his incentive lor the tight:
Iingland expects everv man to do his
duty." .Nearly 2,000 years ago there
came tor each one of us from a higher
source a nobler incentive to duly.
Love to God and love to man; yet in
all these years bate rather than love has
ruled. With tooth anil claw man bns
been ever ready to tear his fellow man.
D ug anv sane man doubt but that if
each one of us would si'nply change this,
just believe that the Master knows bet
ter than we all, and even if we only
wished to obey, that before the end cl
the lew remaining veais ot this century,
we could chain down hate ? What it,
without savinu a word we trv; will u
hurt us? I
4 1 . 1 ihmt.v N All 1. K.
Hihtoh Tin; Citizkn: The county
liemiicralic convention was held in
Hurnsville on the 22d. The delegates
nominated a ticket that can't be beat
Representative, Weslev Higgins; sheriff,
Tavlor Horton; clerk superior court,
lilbert Prottitt; register of deeds, Alex.
Silvers; treasurer, Charlie Byrd.
Joseph S. Adams ot Asheville was
present and entertained the audience
with a rousing speech for Democracy.
W. T. Crawlord was always very popu
I. ir in this county, but he is growing in
l.ivor every day. His majority in this
county wi'l be 10 ) larger than it was
two years aco.
Hv the way. who is going to claim
Richmond ? The Republicans in this
county sav he is a Democrat; the Demo
crats wouldn't have him, and the l'opu
lists won't claim him, and 1 am most
ready to think he is a stray sheep, wan'
dcred awav trom the fold, and he will
think so too after the votes arc counted
We are having the tinest weather
ever saw for saving lodder, sowing
wheat, etc., and the farmers are making
giod use ot it. Crops are the best we
have had in 10 years. Trade is very
much improved and everything points
to an era of prosperity now and the
Democratic party is to hlame for it nl!
Hurrah for Democracy ! IV. M. W.
Bald Creek, N. C.
Inu will occur tomorrow evening,
The Citizen has been invited toatleud
the Burke county tair at Morgautou,
O.tober 2 4.
The registration booksopen tomorrow
and tomorrow will b:u good day lor
Democrats to register.
A. Ottinger has 0cued a grocery store
in the budding at the intersection ot
Chestnut and North Main streets.
A phonograph concert is to lie ttiven
Friday evening at 8:30 at the College
street mission chapel. The prices will oe
15 and 10 cents.
The Asheville Free Kindergartens de
serve your aid; go out to Allandak' and
see the A. C. C.-A. L 1. baseball game
tomorrow afternoon at I o'clock.
At the McDowell county Democratic
conveutiou Suturday T. M. Dale ot the
Record, tormerly a compositor on i im
Citizen, was nominated tor coroner.
12. F. Witsell. who was so seriously
hurt in the uccideut on the W. A. & S. S.
rnnri some time auo. is now able to be
oroooed uu in bed aud uis couuiuuu io
steadilv growing better.
II. W. Aver, secretary and treasurer
ot the North Carolina Agricultural so
cietv. Raleigh, was here today, talking
State Fair to Asheville people, tneiau
dates are October 23 to 20.
There is in Chief: of Police llarkins'
possession a small ladies gum waicu
that has been recovered by the police,
and the Chief would like to give the prop
erty up to the rightiul owner.
Kev. R. Bryan Grinnan has given Tin;
Citizkx a couv ot the Kobe Herald, an
evening paper published at Kobe, apan.
It is a ti-colmnn. page paper auu me
subscription price is $2 V a year.
The remodeling of He irden V Rankin's
building ."ill South Main, is about com
plete, and R. S. Morgan expects to open
his stock ot gentlemen "s furnishings,
shoes and bats, there about the first o I
October.
Hon. l.nckc Craig returned from Web
ster court this alternonu. Congressman
Crawtord and Mr. Craig spoke at Web
ster yesterday to a crowd the great size
of which has scarcely ever been equaled
in that coimtv.
The Huik-oiuIk.' good roads committee
held a meeting here today for the con
sidcratum oi matters to be reported
upon bv it, and adopted a report which
will be "submitted to the Board of County
Commissioners at the meeting next
Monday.
From White and Blue, a I nivcrsity
paer,it is learned that of the members ot
Asheville's baseball team at the "V. N.
C," George Stephens is president of the
V. M. C. A. and vice president of the
Athletic association, while J. M. Oldham
is captain ot the baseball team.
Wolftown and Ilurktown warriois
contested for supremacy in lacrosse at
Allamiale Tuesday atternoon. there
is a lair crowd out, but the Indian
ulavers did not put enough lite in the
line to excite the spectators to any
. j j-
reat extent. I ue iturmowns carrieo on
he honors.
Kope liliai passed thio igh yesterday
on his way east.
Miss Al ee Saxton of Knoxville is a
Swaunanoa hotel guest.
Robt Davis of Chattano. ga is nute
graphed at the Asheville hotel.
Mr. Micusset of the Kouud Koob hotel,
came up to Ashtvi'le yesterday.
C. S. Ellis and family of Savannah are
at the Hon Air, 74 Bailey street.
Capt. 12. Everett and Z V. Welch of
Ilryson City are in Asheviile today.
W. A. Latimer has gone on a fhort Cinj.J JfOARVS,
L. Brown returned yesterday from aCIlIFFOXIERS,
iu days trip to Noreueau t-ity, oinn
and Old Point Comlort.
Chas. A. Moore, en , geics to Rich
mond, Va., tomorrow to argui a case
before the Court of Appeals.
N. W. Davis of Wilmington, Del., and
Miss A. jennie Davis of Milford. Del., are
stopping ut the Berkeley.
Judge Montgomery came up yester
day afternoon from Shelby, and left on
the A. & S. train this morning.
Miss L uise Ruggeiro of Charleston,
S. C, is in the city visiting the Misscj
Cruise on French Broad avenue.
Miss Alice Stockton left this afternoon
for Wilmington, where she will spend the
wiuter and will be a teacher in the kin-
dergaitens of that city.
Wm. R. Havnes. ol the Mctropabtan
police, nasningion, wuo nas oven ioii-
iiig relitivis in iiuncomue wrawcui
kit for Washington today.
FACT IS
W. B. Williamson & Co.
16 PATTON AVE , A SHI V LLF, N C ,
Have received and are offering
at low prices new lines of
PARLOR SL ITS, DESKS,
CHAMBER SUITES,
LOUSGES.
IRON REUS.
ROOK VASES,
mUM AXD RIGS OF ALL GRADES AXD PRICES,
The Whitlock Clothing House,
46 SOUTH M".A.I!T.
Two iniportHiit facts for the public to remember:
First That we carry for sale the largest and best se
Ogd. n e. Ldwanis and wife of Amu let'ted stock of ready made clothing, hats, underwear,
in 4l.i.. who have been spending the "
unmoral Blowing Rock, are visiting neckwear , hosiery , cloves and shirts in this city, einbrac-
ii Asheville, their old home. I '
inir the hicher irrade fabrics and beet maks in the
1-, 7
country.
to
Chas. Aii'ierson and wife and Miss K
Anderson ot Kuttawa, Ky., are at the
Swaunanoa on the ir return Irora a visit
to relatives at Wavnesville.
Mrs. O.K. Roberts and Ms. Kate I Sc.nnH Thai roo will Rfill fchfi SRIllO CJRHH OI lTOOOS for
Kooerts aiauiien oi rwnoxvinc, wuo uvi
been at the Round Knot; hotel during j g8 prjce tnaTJ any l10Uge ln thlS City. A full line Of MaH
the summer, are in Asheviile on a short I
visit.
See the new line of winter unlcrwear
at Black's, IS Putton avenue.
MM't'iiil railroad i-iiIom, Clarke
THE MARKETS.
hattan shirts, and E. & V. collars and cuffs always on
hand. We can fit you and your sons better than any coin
petitor in the line. Try us and you will be convinced.
NKW YORK.
Nh Yukk Si-en. .1.. -Cotton future opened
Itarely strmly : SPptenilwr. 6.io: IKtolier, tu);
Novellllnr. 6.li; De-enulier. h.jo; jntiuarv. o.J.
Fe-lMuary. ;.,t.t;, March, j.-; April, 7..
Thoman B. Long,
lleverly W. Hill,
JarucK H. Rumliui!li,
llumilloii C. I.oiik.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Nkw York. Sent. .vi.-Kne. i .Clilcaijo anil
Nurthweste-ru, : Ijikc shore, iu'j; Noriom
ainl Western. .i ,: Richmoml and West Point
Terminal, i' : Weftern Union, SSl...
the Christian church last evening. Godlv
sorrow for sin, und the briuging lorth of
fruits meet for repentance, were forcibly
rgucd as necessary accompaniments ot
repentance, faervicescontiuue eacn even
ing at 8, and all are invited to this
least of good things.
Moravian church services were held
last evening at the residence of Maj. W.
W. Rollins on Chestnut street, conducted
by Bishop Kondthaler of Salem, who
also delivered the sermon to the good
sized congregation that gathered. At o
o'clock this atternoon Bishop Rondtha
ler baptized Frederick Fagg Malloy, the
little son of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Malloy,
jr., at their residence on .Norm -Main.
Another of those large green worms
bat look ugly enough to frighten olT the
Mikado s army has been contributed to
Tub Citizen museum by . A. Crowell,
who captured the worm unaided. None
of the wormoIogiBts in this section have
as yet named and described this species.
II. Lee also sent in a bug tnat he
caught on the siiuare and wliieu when
held in the sunlight glistened and showed
almost all the colors ot the rainbow. It
has been consigned to the care of the
rainbow editor.
for Mn.. Mi'iliiuin.
To tlte Editor ot ttie News and Courier :
Tbe many friends of Major C. M. Sted
mun of this city, very much appreciat
vtiur kiud efforts in bis behalf, the Messen
ger to the contrary notwithstanding
and trust we may yet have the pleasure
of seeing linn where his talents and
simon-pure Democracy entitle him to
lie in the l.'nited States Senate, where
his great worth would be appreciated
Attain we would thank you and assure
you if we can do anything to help the
great paper of the South, why just com
mand us. The Fayetteville Observer of
yesterday has an article appreciative of
Minor btedman s wortn, wuicn shows
he has some friends among tbe press of
this section, l ours truly,
M. Cronkrj'r.
Wi'niington, September 21.
We have made arrangements by which
we can furnish The Weekly Citizen
and the twice-a-week New York World
all for only $1.50 a year. Here is the
opportunity to get your own paper aud
the New York World twice every week
at extraordinarily low rates.
Mr. Lipinsky, who is still iu New
York, wishes to inform his customers
that the choice selections made by bim
for the Bon Marche will arrive during
this week. Handsome dress goods
wraps, notions aud dry goods of every
description.
Fruit Jura unit dully I huh
In good quality, glass, and at bottom
prices, at Law's, 3o t'atton avenue.
Try a pair of J. D. Blanton & Co
custom made shoes, put up by V,
Towntend.
CHICAC.O.
CiiiCAi.it, srpl ... Wheat, Mpl si urn.
Oct Si'-; ! f e-iii - . nil , May - :
Pork. J;iu i: : bard, Oct, b.w. Kins,
Oct, ;.l.''...
TO DELINQUENT
4SHKV1LLK.
Correrte.i daily by Powell Si Snider, wholenale
and retail urocers. These price are being paid
by the merchants of the cily today :
muter lyi js Apple i.jo.ij..wi
Kaon u Apples, dried VV5
chu-ketis low. jo Pumpkins, each
Repentance, or, Turning to the Lord," Turkeys 75m us sornhuni jo
is the theme ot Rev. Mr. Bowen at : -"TZ """S
Potatoes Irif.h.... 4c Whrat 70
Turnips join 4 torn 70
Onions 7j Mctu 70
Cabling!?. ic r lb ! oats 40
Beans, per mi.,..ioo(t6iils Kye 05
Peas us Hav. per ton I7 .so
Chestuuts Celery, per dot...is54C
INDEX TO NKW ADVKRTISF.MKNTS.
For Rent Hov
Optra Houe- 4-11 -.1.1
Wanted rnion News Co
Vulor Saien Ir T C Smith
TruMre's Sale-A T Summey
Dissolution Notice ft K ChedesUi
MRS. M. M. Cliild. pupil New KttRlnnd con
servatorv of Music, teaclier of mandolin.
!anio, Riitlar and piano. Residence 2 Bailey
in Asheville I
(jo) yenrs I
Address
X. Y. -.. Thus Office.
Long, Hill & Co.,
Real Estate A&ts, & Brokers
Take pleasure in informing the tradiiiK lmldic
that they have opened an office at No. 4 North
court Square for supplying the wants of sellers
and buyers of Real Kstate.
Persons having any kind of property to rent
will find it to their interest to place their Imsi
neas with us as we guarantee the rents of all
property disposed of by us.
Strangers visiting the city are cordially in
vited to call at our office.
We will handle no property in which there is
any doubt as to title, and will use every effort to
protect patrons. Strictly square dealing with
all patties is our motto. Business entrusted to
us will have prompt and business like attention.
Try us aud see if every promise here made is
uot fully complied with. Asheville, N. C, Sept.
ijth, iSyi.
Tax Payers.
You lire hereby notilietl that
on ami after the 1st day of Of-
Public Coal Chute
At old depot whor everybody can
secure the best Hard and Soft coal
Glean Screened.
tkst Jellico Lump, $.50 IVr Ton
Het Jellico U Nut, $4 00 I'er Ton
lturcuinbe Lump, $ I 00 IVr To n
Delivered.
Car loada or
livered.
letH, at yard or de-
A8HEVILLE ICE & COAL CO.,
Tc'ephenc No. j6 tt 40.
3a & 34 Pal ten Ave.
CARRIAGES
ARTS
BUGGIES
UCK150ARDS
Tbe Asheville Carriage & Wagon Repository,
T, S. MORRISON
44 WKT
MTKKKV,
FARM wacons.
YOU-
American Surety Co. ot N, T.
U'ANTKD A position in a lunk in
by a youiijj man having twenty
experience 'in a bank at the North. I
-IS ITS-
9- id uu
.IT 77: 0KASD.
The second attrnction of the Asheville
theatrical season comes next Tu.'tila
evening, October '2, when "4-11-1-1" will
be seen at the Grand opera house. The
piece it a bit of furcc comrdy, said to be
bubbling over with comicalities, catchy
music and tunny situations. 1 lie stellar
roles will be filled bv Stunlc, Macy and
Kbeta Mann. Miss Mann imide her first
appearance on the stage lOvcnrsngo.
She was engaged by John T. l'ord, of
r ord brand opera bouse, BaltimoJe, to
play soubrctte parts in comic opera. She
next appeared in tbe opera "Beggar
Student" with the Thompson Opera
company, playing the part of Ilionislava.
Miss Mann later engaged with Manager I TO op
IK. W. II. WAKKI IKI.D of Winston. N. C.
1 " will be in Aslirville. at the Swaunanoa, 011
Thursday ami l-'riday. October 4th and 5II1.
I'raclie-e nmlleil to eye, ear. nose ana ir.roai.
WKUStWlW
Ij'OR KKNT A completely furniaheil, medium
sit-d house-. Has all nuHlern conveniences,
including furnace, also urates in every room.
bath rnoni with hot anil cold water, etc., etc Is
.itwilrd 011 street car line and in the very nest
iei,liMu-e portion of Asheville. Will rent for six
months. Address BOX 631.
ri. d.t Ashe ville-. N. C.
DISSOI.l TION NOTICE The mercantile
iartnersliin of S. R. Clicdester & Son wan
ilts.nlved on the nlh dav of Sent.. iS,jj. The
business will lie conducted bv S. ff. Chcdester,
who assumes all the debts of the hrm due lor
uotuls, ami Is to have the stock of goods on hand
and all debts due the firm. Asheville. N. C,
Sei.t. jf.. iNij S. R. CIIKIIKHTXK,
dil S. II. CIIKUKSTKK.
Fidelity Department
Funiihes lond.s for officers and employes o
bunks, railroad, express, telephone ami tele
graph companies, trust companies, manufsctur
ing, mercantile and mining corporation, offi-
leers of Building mid Loan associations, and
j secret societies, clerks in posloffices, tetter car
riers, cashiers and Uxikkeepera in mercantile
houses, internal revenue lwiids, and for persons
holding other salaried ;oitioiis who are subject
to a satisfactory system of accounting.
RUTLEDGE & PATTERSON, Agents
Can do nothirg wiser than to examine the bargains
we have in slices. Women's Oxford ties an) being closed
out at prices that w ill astonish you.
Our Mr. II. E. Fulen wider has for wale eouio fine pure-
1 1 111 1 1 1 1 1
una 1-j.ymouxn kock coiKereis ami pullets it will pay
I nttnkv,l J -v t i. i.A 1 i... . . t ll ? It.
tobur vou will have to imy double ttUJ uwu tuUL ",WB l',JUl"J tu uu.v a i UI "t
tax on all unlisted Moi.erty, business fowl of the 19th century.
I
either personal or real. This is
no ioke, but truth. l?y order of
County Commissioners.
J. H. Weaver,
TAX COLLECTOR
Filerrwicier Bros..
PATTON AVENUE
Quality not QUAryrriTYV
WO PRBB OTFT3 OP ANY KINU TO ATTRACT ATTENTION
OR DRAW TRAPS AT THP
Acme Wine, Liquor Bouse & White Han's Bar
What I claim la that I keep the larprat itock of rat claaa goodt of any home In the
Dare unadulterated llaaort will Bnd It to their Intereat to call
The lame haa beea recummeaded by the leading phvalcfam In the
"AS HOSKST EFI'oKT To
PLIi.lSB IIHISOS ITS tlWS
KBWAHU:' THIS MOTTO
HAS EB.V UXIiUri.ll'lliD
IS THE CASE OI' TUB
ASHEVILLE STEAM LAUNDRY
I State. Anyone I need of
1 ana examine my it nek
I State for medldi
al porpnara
Jas, IL Iongrlirmi Prop.
NO. 58 SOUTH MAIN STREET, - - ASHEVILLE, N. C.
My motto la. "Keep the beat and charge accordlnicly.'
- M y plac la second to none In the State.
Fits
RRAtONt
Why
Yoo
Sboulu
Takb
Thb Citizkn
1. It Prtnta the Ncwu.
2. It Wrltcn Ita Own Hditoriali.
3. It ! the Reit Local Paper Bver
Printed in W. N. C.
4. It Print! the Latest Telegraphic
Newi Prom All the World.
5. It Belierei in Aiheyille Alwayi.
In Its Law Department
Furnishes 1kii(U and undertakitiRs Tor a(wal,
a r rent, tttchnicnt ciipias indemnity to sheriff,
injunction, land damage, replevin, nonresideut
plaintiff, security for costs, maritime lttiel, ad
ministrators, committee of lttnatic, conservators,
curators, assignees, common carriers, for de
murrage, executors, guardians, guardians ad
litem, trustees, receivers, warehousemen, grain
elevators. Guarantee on bids and contracts.
JULIUS C, MARTI!, Attorney.
THE ADVENT TE11M
OK THK FIFTY-THIRD ANNUAL
6KSSION OF aaaaaa
Sum'l W. Fort to play at Washinifton
and ilaltimore d urine the Rummer sea
sons. After leaving comic opera she
played tor several seasons in tbe fiirce-
comedv "Kindergarten," and also star
rer, in that comedy at the i'eople s thea
ter. New ork.
IT 19 A NBWSFAPBR.
HATI TOD THOUGHT or IT
ix Dollnrt Will Get
It For a Vear, and If Von
Liye In Anhevllle It Will
Br Delirered at Vonr
nonrBverv Rrenna'
HOTEL FOR RF.NT
To relialile ersoii. First cIiimi. kooiI imlrunnKe.
Well loaded in thriving cily and furnished
A Mltiikc Nonu'wlu'rv,
Richmond 1'earson received the follow
ing telegram today and asked its publi
cation in Thb Citizi:n:
"HliNOKRSONVlLI.E, N. C, Sept. aC I For further inrormntion npply at this office.
There is no foundation forUTiziiN pub-ldjt
ucation in regard to what 1 snouia nave
said about your speech at Henderson
tile. C. M. Pace
THE - IMPERIAL - TRIO.
JEAN 8CHAKFBR,
Tiotlnist. PARIS CONSERVATORY.
CHARLES I.. 8CHABFBK,
Pianiit, FRANKFORT CONSERVATORY
SIDNBV D. TAVLOR,
'Cellist BRUSSELS CONSERVATORY,
Will ooen a atndio at 71 Oraniie ntreet. Ashe
ville, on September the tat and will now receive
applications lor tne louowiug nrancnea : violin,
viola, cello, tiano. oraan. ainaina. harmony
composl tion, French and German tanguagea.
ricaae aaareaa
KENILWORTH INN.
Grand Opera House.
JUST ONE NIGH1
l.li'enso to Weil.
From Register Mackey't office license
to wed bai been issued as follows:
W. H. Miller aud Foie McKinney, of TUESDAY, OCT. 2ll(l
Millinery Openinc Tuesday, Wednes
day and Thursday. Sept. 2u, 20 and 27.
We offer tbe largest and most attractive
lineuf pattern bats on tbe Asheville
market at lowest prices. Mrs. Adams
is again with us for the season. G. A.
Mears & Son.
THE CLEVER COMEDY FIRM.
STANLEY MACY
J W. CHAPPELL.
Cl'STOM BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.
LAST FITTED FOR AFFLICTED FEET.
Kepabiag a specialty. All
work guaranteed. . . .
RHETA MANN No 35Cllefife 8Ueet-
Millinerv opening Tuesday, Wednes
day and Thursday, September 20, Zb
and 27. Our foreign pattern hat are
very attractive in style and price. O. A.
Mears & Sons.
There will be a phonograph concert at
the College street Mission cbapel Friday
evening at 8:30. Admission IU ana lac.
Flowur Pots. ,
Now i tbe time to buy them. We offer
a good grade of tbem at lowest prices.
At Law s.
You can get bananas at Allen's cheaper
than any where else. Try and see,
In the Greatest Puree Comedy on Earth,
41144
Surrounded bv a Comparnv
of Laugh Inciters That Can
not b Eqaaled Cataniwd
lana, Vocailata, Daacara aid
a Boqart of
PRETTY GIRLS-
PRICES joc 7sc. AND fi.wj GALLERY jje.
THBRB IS ONLY ONE
I BEST PLACE IN ASHEVILLE
to buy Bread, Cakea and Plea. That
place la the FRENCH BAKERY, 51
College street. People who buy there
have known It all the tlrat. People
who buy elsewhere Ind it out alter one
purchase at the French Bakery.
W. A. JAMBS, JBn riOP.
NOTICE.
I want ever man and woman la the
Dnltcd atatM Intenated la the omum
ad wlikey habits to kavt one of my hooka on
tneae uiaeaaea, Aoaieaa m. m. wuuiai.
AtlanU, Oa., boa jtt, and cae will be ajnt vou
TBLBPHONB CALL 1S POSTOPPICB BOX ANN
Orders From a Diatanc Oolidtcd. Poxlns Jk Packing; Free.
BONANZA WINE AND LIQUOR COMPANY,
Nos. 41 and 43 S. Main St., Asheville.
XTYA A 1 WHOLBSALS DBPA RTMBNT, GBNTS'
IX J 41. PARLOR ASD MBADISO BOObl.
CIGARS, TOBACCO AND BOTTLE GOODS, SAM- XT-f A
PLB, BILLIARD AND POOL ROOM. X J ttO.
Beer Vaults and Bottling Department in the Basement
We Rciptctftilly Solicit a Snare ot Your Patronage.
P. A. MARQUARDT, Manager.
St Mary'S SchOOli MIsBU-sica, .. . TeleplioaeCall.No. 7.
IVii TIIASK THE ITIIUC
FOR rillUR f.HSBROfS
PATRONAGE 11VKISO THE
SUMMER, ASH UV COO)
WORK AS1) PROMPT DE
LIVERY HOPE TO MERIT
A COXTISUASCE OF OVR
TRADE THIS WINTER.
RALEIGH, N. C,
BEGINS
eeilinrunnn aam... a a
o&ricBDcn atv.n, ww. 4g fjootb Main street, Asheville.
Addreaa the Rector, I pURB DOMESTIC AND IMI'ORTBD
Rev. B.Sniedes, A. M. Wines, Liquors, Ales and Beers,
' W" I w r 1 rr 1
jsesi cigars ana looaccos
HBADQUARTBR8 FOB
Cooper Old Corn and Rye Whiskey
Prom my Transylvania distillery. No adulteration.
Q. HALYBVatTOIf , Prop.
Dr. C. J. OliverosJ
THE SPECIALIST,
EYE. EAR. NOSE, THROAT AKD LUNG I
DI8EA8E8.
31 PATTON - AVBNVB.
(Over Rayaor a Smith's Dnif Store.)
P. O. Box U4, Asheville, N. C.
T. O. Bos 3S3.
Hotel Alexander
The rates at Hotel Alexander, at Alexander,
N. C, will be reduced for the remainder of the
season. Send for terras or apply to the under
signed. August jiat, IB94. B. B. VANCE,
8-iidimo , Over the P. O., City"
THE NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG WOMEN
UNDER THB CARS OF THB PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, OPENING SEPT. 13, 1844, ASUE-
VIIXB, N. C, OFFERS TO THB STUDENT
A Classical Courae, including ancient and modern languages, sciences, music, drawing, etc.
A Normal Courae lor the thorough training of teachera under inatructora from the best
normal schools.
j. Commercial Courae, Including stenography, typewriting, bookkeeping, etc.
inc cooaing,
ng, (b) draughting, cutting, fitting and mak-
Day pupili addniitted to
FOU SALE
a saw mill, complete, 40-horae power
engine and boiler, mounted. Will tell
cheap for cash, or to good party will take
umber. w. C. KDNEX8,
S-iSda wirno0 1 Alexander.
CORTLAND BROS.,
BAI. BSTATB BBOKBBB.
INTBSTMBNT AOBNTS
MOTAJtT PUBUC '
Umm Sacaraty plaoai at S par eaat
Oxta. Sfl ft SS Pattoa Ave, sp Main
a. Domestic Science, includlna (al aclentlri
Ineof sarmenta. Svatematic atudvof the Bible in al demrtmenla.
Terms for board and tuition In any of the departments I50 per term,
an aepannienu. lor bizsd per term, ror catalogue anareiia;
8-a7dim REV. THOS. LAWRENCE, D. D Asheville, N. C.
FOR RENT.
A beautiful country home at end of Lookout moun-
tain street railroad. House has seven rooms, all neces
sary outbuildings, will rent either furnished or not. Fine
well water; fine pasture; plenty running water for stock;
good Jersey cow goes with the place. Terms moderate.
Apply C. S. COOPER,
67 North Main St.