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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-26

Connections made at Marquette with
A.. ss~,s.SsrtvHUy yrTorIuEon
Railroad for the Iron, Gold and Silver
and Copper Districts.
Trains run by Central Standard Time
F. MILLIGAN,
Gen. FRI & Pass. Agt,. Marquette. Mich.
d. McCOOL,
Gen. Snpt, Marquette. Mich.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

a good restaurant is necessary es-5
tablishment for every city. Doc. Hutch
ison supplies this need by the White
Mans Restaurant-on Main Street, be-
tween the Bonanza and the bank. Dock
advertises oysters now daily, and offers
. tempting bill of fare. toc-2O
Call to-day or night at farmers Board
ing House if you want Fresh Norfolk
Oysters served in any style.
Fresh Oysters to-day at the Farmers
Boarding House. nov l3-tlan1
Ladies must by all means examine
Whitlock's aUraps before purchasing else
whore. tt :
Apply for TABLE BOARD to Mrs. NJ. H.
Gregory, in Col. Rays house, on Main
Street. For RENT-Furnished Rooms
in same building. BY early application
reasonable terms can be obtained. tde5
Good board can be obtained in priv
tie house, well heated and furnished;
nle ssant locality. Enquire at CITIZEN
Office.
Meats. oose and quiet; new short clear,
< e5A537l. ,>hort ribs, 50095 124 shout
Z siers. 3.I25: ba. ms, 950@1a GO. Lard strong
SJeaQl, D 10, kct ~ -.
quiet, at9 90.
Canton Flannels, White and Scarlet
Wool Flannels, Bleacheo and Unbieacheo
Cottons, Ginghams, Prints, &c.
II. REDw w'oeD g. Co.,
noedtf One Price Store.
Hunting is prohibited on the sulphur
Spring properly. N. PLUMAD,1 IRE,
Agent Falls Eeuse Manuft 20.
oct 29-tnoV3d
Whitlock has full line of ofGentlemen's
Underwear in all qualities, call and tx.e
anime.
Whitlock is showing some very hand
some styles and would advise all to cali
on him who desires anything in the mil
linery line. u
Gents attention is call. to S}hitloek's
handsome scarfs at 50 cents. II
Ladieslook at Whitlock's 1?4 centspure
linen fast colors Hunstetcher handler
chiefs. u
Gashmeres in all grades and all colors
and black. at WHITLooKs.
Your old shoes can bemade as good as
new only at W. I. WEAVER's.
Dunlap & Co.'s celebrated hats and
Earl and Wilson's Collars and Cuffs al
ways on hand at Whitiock's. tt
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-05

"A telegram from one of the local
editors of the Danyille Register, da>
ted December aud, says:
It seems a foregone conclusion
that Daniels will be elected to the
United States Senate His friends
claim that he has two>thirds o. all
the memb,rs pledged to his sup.
port. All the delegates but one in
the Fifth district have indicated
their intention to vote for Mai. Dan
lei. ThesVote for speaker had NO
special significance, as some fourteen
Daniel men voted for Stuart, and it
Is claimed that the Daniel men
could have beaten Stuart if they
had 40 desired. The vote will prob
ably be taken on Tuesday next.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-05
AcoLiMATEp FRuIT TREEa.

ACCLIMATED FRUIT TREEe.
There is unquestionably . very
decided advantage in favor OF fruit
trees propagated in this section over
those grown elsewhere, and We CONS
tE5yys5 ~ -lfe.xof II .ffieufia Who
desire TO parohass. We aye ppn B
vinced of this, both by observation
and experience. We have nursery
men who have for some years, made
business of propagating, improy-
ing and acclimatizing fruit trees
best suited to our section. and these
we recommend to our readers. Mr..
Fl. L. Herren, of Hominy, Mr., ]. A..
May, Of Pigeon River, Mr. 4. Clark,
If WaynesYiIle, Mr.. Neill, of Bald
Creek, Mr.. Lucas and Mr.. Cooper,
of Brevard, are prepared to serve
the people OF Western North Caroli-
ma with ch, ice, acclimated yarie-
tiss. We state yhys for the benefit
specially of our readers in Western
Carolina and East Tennessee. There
may be others likewise prepared.
whom we will be glad to announce.
Now is the time to get your trees
and plant then
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-05


me eHidspSes Of the spread 81
|tobaceo enlfure accumulate mon
a. veSv "a, vSa,ss -, ]. S. ,;za;tsI I
80. 8 ss.s ase eaLs aso. : al'ml1eo
~ s1 q countles monop peAzed the
business ~ this State; and Grams
Rllie. Orange, Person, Caswell. Rock.
ieRham, Stokes and Fofsythe s,Ip-
piiSa the markets. w;sb tl,a q, s,
s,,ss,;.;e. : . ..k;,..-s e.. - -. 20 - =
.sssss.ss, Mnlass : lew otnef coun-
tles, chatham. TOR instonce, con-
txibuted eoarser grades. Now, few
sessions Of the State are free from
tke influence of ,hs ,...' 8. :
c.,lf;vsfe tnhscea ,Vssta.s N...1' =
Carolina frona The ys5k - = - '1sS1.u ~
olee = Eli aIIve ..;,i, ~ t5a $, =
Tha easnt;es s''.rss ~. ~ $. e.s. -.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-05
Assets, $ae,77,23o
Liabilities, 2478o,784
Surplus, 4,o3i,44g &
Htna Life
Insurance Company
Has paid Losses in North Car
olina Over $l.loo, 900.
$o9,77b23o
2A789,784
b Your Life Insured :

Is IOuT 6yC HIoueW
II not, why not :
lit is, are yo,t carrying e',oughs
DO yOu know that every $1,050 pro-
duced by your hand and brain annually, rep
resents the producing power OF SAS'OOO a'
per cent?
40 You ever reAaet that your death
would destroy that producing power, aDd Tonld
take from yonE wife and children just that
much eapital2
risk S15, ,O00 stock of goods in one building
without fire insurance, and yet the same stock
may never be destroyed?
lis it prudent or kind to permit your
family to carr that much risk upon hfe that
il certain of destruction in very fsw years,
and that NAV be destroyed tomorrow?
DO yOu know that Life insurance
Policy costs less than q Fire FOlRcy9
On an ordinary stock of goods yon pay
rate of from one per cent. to two per cent. per
In case Of fro your loss Ein not probably
exceed one lalf of the stock, whiis it may be
but tride,
YOucan carry life policy ,,11 for from S3i
IL per cent. to 2-z per cent: per annun W
r.nder forty years of age} with a certainty OF
,,s.,,,ate death. and there toiU be no satUage.
MD YOU ever think that If you insure
xaur goods for q number of years, and then
81 a rayment, that you obtain no further re-
far, cIyour investment :.
DO yOu KNOW thaI aLDer Snree % fea,S
you cease paynen. ~ 81, viii Obtain a fnll-
al saMcG oS;cu for yalie OF ali the premium
Po- P.r1 have naid2
yon m0 HSxS VST KNoW that S5. 900 or $4,000 can
G O0 - ao,,r estate -bv Y,sying from three
2e aouu ..t 20 ~ }o,,r ser interest for short term
Of yssEs on that o4T sum ;. von can leave vour
family IS, ,eGo or s1O,O 600 By the simple paymee,n
f an od bs sa9 apSe shs same amount Of real
estate, sRd you haTe a0ta dollar of capital in
Do Yo5 KNOW that the death Of enc part
es, es iSsg, ss ana sfars Sassn to oiSs is runS @
iog kEow .hs. gRSsesfhR ggssS ef nssg sbss St
G of the aEm, be each member ins,lring for "a the
be 6s9sat Titsoat q inpairnssIs ins aia, r =
ARE xoy TasV esn a g cleared ssa aeS a %
case Of death By . Life Insurance Policy in the
E.Ro no We 7ou 5p1RSsDSs REo% fa NINETY PER
CENT Of the business en Of thls se country ian
e po s5sS ToT oHSS THINK that your chances g
better than those of hFsIg GsReE ao throw
every around your s Wife nos.,sIty sna eh i,
dren s1r 70 wa,,s sS,sic or 1esn sa11eringP a'' '
yoa poor Or t. moderate erGsnstno y an
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-05
,oL. .HowELL's CoNDITIoN.

COL HowELL's CONDITION.
The Atlanta Journal oflast night
says that all day Sunday Colonel
Howell rested very badly, having
fever the greater part of the day,
and at one time his friends had ses
rious doubts of his recovery, but to-
wards night the fever abated and
he rested somewhat better yester-
day. Yesterday be was little bet
ter, and if he tides over two days
more he may get. well, The ball
has not yet been found. Mr.. Pope
is still at the Markham House un-
der 1900 bond .-Asgasta Even
ing Neps
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-05
Notice to Tobacco Farmers
and Buyers.
TIE OCHKL.4H:.aH.a W.dRE-
HOUSE.

Located in Hendersonviile, N. G., is
now ready. for tfereception oftobacco
The proprietor is desirous forthe
farmers to bring. in their tobacca tar
exhibition, where the hugers are
invited, SO they may fix certain
sale days.
Ample room will beSfound for
packing, and no charges, un'ess
satisfactory sales. 81
On Wednesday, Nov. 18th inst,
is set apart for the. first sale day,
when the public generally are invi-
ted to come out.
For further anformatinn, address
IA y. FI.RroHER, Proprietor,
Hendersonville, N. G.
nox, 4 K "A 9raSra ssks
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-05
THf,.GIrrzEN .

Ths Dailg and Reekly Crz1sEN
reaeIl 9bur thousand seven hund~
red and forty bona jsds subscribers,
equal TO over TWENTY THREE rHous-
AND READERS. every week. Our
books are open for inspection. We
therefore claim, with out fear OF
truthful contradiction, the CITIZEN
has q much larger bona fde circula-
ton than any paper published west
of Charlotte.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-05

Serviceable Business Suits at So. and $40.
A very attractive stock of the same rang
ing from SI2 to S24 in the variou, color
ings, blue, gray, brown, black, oheviot mix
lures, and small checks. Walking Coaf
Suits (sne and :our button cutaWay) al black
and dark colcrs zom low priced to fine
grades. Prince Albert Suits from SIG. to $40
Childrens, Roys, and Youths Suits. Over
coats to fit all Sizes, from small children to
large men. A choice assortment of Hats and
Caps at specially low figures. Packard and
Gravers Celebrated 'S2. So and ''S2.o9"
Warranted Shoes. Zeiglcrs and Bansters
Fine Hand Sewed Shoes Rubbcrs, Rubber
cl thing, Umbrellas, Valises, Trunks, &c
ii. REDwooD& Co,
no3dtf ONE PRICE SToE
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-05
BoARD OF TTADR MEETING.

A very large number of the MEM
bers of the board Of Trade and of
citizens generally, u.et last night at
the club rooms to take steps toward
sending delegates to .Rutherfordton
at the meeting on the 18th inst, in
the interest of the extension Of the
Carolina Central Railroad to Ashes.
vile. After full discussion by Maj.
Malone, Mr.. Furman, ,lMr. Pearson,
Mr.. w. T. Penniman, Mr.. W. r. PEN
niman, Mr.. Graham, Mr.. Chedester,
the resolution was adopted. That
the Board of Trade appoint com-
mittee of Fifteen to represent the
Board of Trade ii said meeting in
Ruthfordton. The chair appointed
the following:
r. NJ. Furman, Richmnpd Pear
son, F. A. Hull. G. 2. Graham,
S. R. Kepler, Theo. Hobgood. Z F,
lSgwyer. Jno. Hey Williams, Geo.
T. /. VanGilder, sam'l Pelham, w
IT. Weaver, r. r. Rawls, Theo. B
! Lyman, Jr., VIC; Carmichael.
II twas also moved and carried
that the city and county authoritie'
be requested to appoint delegations
to ..attend the same mee' ing.
/ Maj. Malone offered the follow
ling resolution
That IS the opinion Of this meet,
ling thatthe interest Of Asheville ans
Iall Western Carolina demand 9 com
peting line Of railroad. Adopted.
On motion the meeting adjourned
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-05

School Ronks: Poets Picture Books,
Fancy Books, Novels and Romances.
i&w ]. NJ. MoRaAN & Co. .
Cheat Inducements are offered in prices
of Silver plated ware and Table Cutlery
at Law's. opposite Eagle Hotel
Fine Shoes misses, and children, from
such makers as Zeigier, Stokly,. Merriam
and Tyler and Morgan. Low priced, durable
Shoes in great variety. a large bill IF
ZeioIers roods Just opened.
n0edH =. kxpwgop = &c.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-05

=.
Much broken stock in boots and shses at
w. T. Weaver & Co. at Cost. Call.
Writing Paper, Tablets, Letter Heads.
Bill Heads, Cranes fine Writing Paper
and Envelopes.
d&w i'm. MORGAN &Co.
Junalaska, Jackson Co., has been
changed to Whittier, Swain, Co.
! servis M. Medlin is the new post
master of the new postofiee Bone.
Swain Co.
Please call and settle. We want
to pay our taxes, and our friends
ought to help US.
All the county bonded officers
will be required to renew teeir
bonds next Monday.
Found on Chestnut st. pocket
Book, containing money. The own
er can recover it, by identifying it.
Address RS. Edwards, P. o. Box IA.
Mr.. David M. Stevens shelled six
ears of very fine, dry corn yesterday,
which weighed four pounds and
thirteen OUNCES. Mr.. Stevens corn
was in his Office last SATURDAY, but
was overlooked. 1t is a beautiful,
clean white grain, of the Miles va
rietY.
They have got the Freundschafts-
bund in Charleston, S. G. This
tends to increase the anxiety of our
people to have tho AsheyiHe and
[Spartanburg ralsr1aase HisttrssI IL
arder that we may 60 to see 1t, or to
have it to come and see US.
Mr. Os. Deaver, of Washington,
reached this city to day, looking
well. He has recently undergone
the t,ial of being "out," and then OF
being ':in" again, which may ac-
count for his healthfpi looks. We
were glad to see him at home again.
For the first time since his return
from a thanksgiving visit we were
permitted to see our friend and
townsman Thomas I: Yangilder,
Friday. He reports Edgecosaoe
county as showing every degree OF
prosperity. The cotton crop was a
large and excellent one, prices very
good, business booming, real estate
high and improvements yepy gener-
al aud encouraging. He was de-.
lighted with his trip.
The Oxford Magdzisae prints q list
of Oxford men who were candidates
at the general election. The total il
no less than 1913, of whom 108 are
liberals and IS conservatives, 1T is
interesting to find that, of those who
took frst-class honors, "a are liber-
ais and 25 conservative; ofthose who
| first>class honors in the final c.assi
cal school, 25 are liberals and 5 con-
iversatives; and of those who took
i double first classes, all are liberals.
| The same pfQpoftion seems to hold
| good at Cambridge, where, opt et
1.-THE candidates who took first-class.
les, 25 are liberals and AZ conserva-
Lives.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-05
STATE NEWS.

/ Fayetteville has ordered steam
ire engine, 50 says the Obs l'er.
The Dynamos for the electric
lighting ofRaleigh have arrived and
1.-The city is now illaininitsl iigltly.
The Durham Reporter reports a
turnip that beats Mr.. r.ange's. It
was sent up by Mr.. A. Flinton Of
Red Mountain, and weighs III
punds
The Home Democrat sss We
frsgfst to say that ths,repor.ed cap
Lure of,Ford Knox, the negro dess
Iperado, Is not correct. l'he negro
man captured ut Monroe was not
the one who killed "a negro In Ca
barrus, wounded young Nh. Ipfessly,
and afterwards killed Mr.. Derant in .
Lancaster, S. c. So it is not vet
time to get up a petition ia 5ehalf
of Ford Knox.
The Watctpda is Justly jasilant
over the tobacco prospects of Sails,
bury. ftere are iiSN mr.. S.,re-
houses in operation. VIZ; The ,:6:fner,
Beall, Booth and Foard's, All | the
Ironclad. On Thursday t!.ey were
all filed.
: The Shelby Ne,o Era giyes.an ac>
count ofthe sad death ofan OIL! man,
Mr.. Martin Bower last Turs ~. He
was returning home, drivins j bind
mule. When near Buffalo creek,
the wagoh was upset. The mule
was extricated, and then Mr. Dover
started to ride home on the mules
back. When about huudrt.l vards
from home, tie mule fell Into !, hol-
low about twenty feet deep, and Mr..
Dover's neck was broken. The old
gentleman was Il Yeas DID,
All the .ntractors on the s! elby
division of the Atlantic and NJrth-
western road, are at work Ia GOOD
earnest. There dre about 5OOliands
on the road The Carolina fnd Cen
tral has about 125 hands q. work.
Nothing has been developed con-
corning the ultimate intentions of
the company.
The MewSe- Obserrer says: The last
legislature passed a law creating
board composed of three members,
to equalize taxation. In the vari-
Gus counties, the rates OF valua-
tion differ widely in many cases.
Major John w Graham, Hos. Geo.
Howard, of Tarboro, and Capt. T.
G. Patton, of Asheville, conlpOSs'the
committee. Yesterday they netin
the State treasurer's office, 10 in
Vestigate the subiec: oftaxatiun and
report a bill for listing. assessing,
and collecting taxes.
They will examine the rates of val-
1ation of all cases of property in the
various counties. They wilisecure
their report TO The next 1egistature,
as required. by the act. pes
The Bugie cannot meet our chal-
lenge on turnips, but meets it with
a show on hens. Itsays:
Capt. A. L. Finley tells rs, and
his veracity is unquestioncd, that
he has a hen fourteen years old.
She has been a good setter and a
careful mother, aud has hatciic'l out
and raised three settings evcig year,
averaging II chickens each, and
54G in the given time. The
chickens at % cents a piece would
have brought SI09.20 Bntacrs.
has any Of your folks ever "a lied
more than that on Que c ;,-hen?
Capt. Fihlay says the old heitis APP
parently in the prime Of lie, fat
and saucy, and has now a large
brood of plump chicks. Can't you
Kcore us again?
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-05
FOREIGN

BERLIN, Dee. 4.-~The Govern
ment proposes to establish mosop-
oily in the sale and manufacture OF
spirits.
ST. PETERsBURa, Dec. at is
stated in court circles tonight that
two-o three Russian army CORPS
are concentrating in southern Rus
STA and that their ultimate dest;na-
tion il Bulgaria.
Dispatches from Vienna state that
Austria is preparing to put $4,000
men into the field in Servia.
LONDON, Dec. 4-Up to this hour
261 liberals, 210 conservative and
81 nationaiists have been returned,
Mr.. p. Callan, who was defeated
for the northern divieion of Louth,
by Col. Nolan, Mr.. Parnells candi-
date, has formally entered protest
against seating Colonel Nolan.
The latest returns show the cleo
ton of262 liberals, 211 tories and
81 Parnelites. The liberals are thus
within one vote of being as strong
rs the tories and ParneIIites enm-
binea
Z LONDON December Il 4.-Turkey's
action in appointing governor
gsndaEeda gsndeda ftr at eastern ... .Renllallelia is re-
just at this iuneture of affairs, 1t
cannot fail to make the fnal settles
ment of the eastern question mare
difficult. Already it is reliably re-
ported from Phillippopolis that the
Bqlgarians are making ready to re-
sist the authority of Djevdet Pasha
upon his arrival and to prevent him
from exercising his functions as
overnor general.
The attempt of the porte to ig-
more the conference of ambassadors
and to restore statu quo ante in the
face Of the decision ofthe conference
to waive such restoration. is All af-
front which will hardly be overs
looked by England and Russia.
Russia can scarcely avoid recognizing
Austria now as an active participant in
tho Ruigaria=S =SeEvian quarrel, and it Is
more likely than ever that some cir,um-
stance will arise in the Increasingly c1m-
plicated situation to bring Austria and
Russia in direct antagonism. Strenn Drs
efforts t9 prevent this result by the di
plomatic Representatives of the powers
In Bulgaria and R1umelia by proven ing
any undue ebullition Of public feeling
over Turkeys arbitrary action. Djeve'
det's arrival at Phillippopolis is anxious
ly awaited by all Interested.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-05

At recent marriage in Ohio the
bride, . Mics Morris. wore a dress
that was imported from Paris in
1742 for q wedding and has been
in the family ever since, being used
only on such occasions. It was
worn again in 1916 as a wedding
dress, but not again ill the other
daX q ). J. Ekssn 4 Mis- 4: Norris denAed it
ded to It, and il is in almost as good
condition as when new.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-05
OPENING DAY.

OPENING DAY.
Mr. Ii. 81, Lyons will have his
opening day Of Christmas goods next
Tuesday. Don't forget the day.
The goods have been mos: carefully
selected, and the new designs and
new articles ere certainly attractive.
The stock is large, and they are for
sale, don't forget this either.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-05
THE PENsIoN MATTER.

We are pleased to see from the.
Ne,ps and Observer that the State
pension matters was finally adjust
on the End inst. IT appears that
there are ,O39 widows in the State.
and 979 old soldiers who are ems
titled to the benefit of the act and
each of these will receive STATS per
annum.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-05

We carry 4 large line of Ladies, Misses,
and Childrens Wraps in the various shapes.
Newmarkets, Saeques, Russian Circulars,
Visites, Dolmans, and Paletots, ranging as
low a. tI.7s and as high as tss, Boulevard
Skirts enA ShsYls, Special value IN Meri,
40 and all wool vests and pants for ladies,
misses, and children. Cotton and Wool
Hosiery. Kid Gloves, Leather Lined
Gloves, &c. H. REDwooD& Co.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-05
cHRIsTMAs OPESlNG.

CHRIsTMAs OPENlNG.
All are asked to come to the opening
at Laws Silver and China Hall on Tues
day and "Wednesday Dec. Sth and 9th.
The object is to show what we have,
not to make sales beg that all who
can will come. Store brightly lighted
till IL p. N.
: Ny line of Xmas novelties and regular
goods is larger than ever before.
j. II. Law,
opposite Eagle Hotel.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-05
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
On the Bird instaat the. residence
of the father of the bride, in this
place by the Rev. Mr.. Witt, DR.. w.
J. Hughes, of Leicester. Buncornbe
County, and Miss Addie Brown,
daugeter of BIr. T. G. Brown.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-05

All Wool French Dress Goods in great
variety :-Cashmeyes, Grqe de Zoaipcs,
Eossles, aStiS HeEhess; Hiilikfa 1CTeths'
Trisots, &c. Fine Yelveteens and Velvets.
Pushes. Satines, &c. A good stock OF low
priced Dress Goods. An excellent stock
of Flannels in Plain Colors, Plaids, and
Fancies.
H. REDWOOD & Co..
noedtf One Price Store.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-05

Go 10 the pafIee Hapse and try cup
patent coffee pot. Z,
beginning next Tuesday. Oysters will
bA served there several days each week
in addition 70 the regular bill flare.
FAe lasgest and best stock of rpbber.
shoes in the city at w. T. Weaver's Shoe
Store. sac &ss
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-05
[.,ELFKVRRI0cH JERsEY DAIRY

viii De feady to serve the citizens Of
.AsheviIle ON and after Monilay next,
with Absolutely pure milk and butter
GlenVefloch Dairy is located near the
northenstern limits of the city. Onr
Wagon VIII visit patrons promptly. twice
3 da1. Send fonF orders to
Mia. II. A. GuDGER
M apdsf QlsnvsTi0sh Jsmsy nzigy
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-05

Send yo;.r Job Work Of all kinds tosfhe
Citizen 06tces # goa seant it done neatly.
cheaply and aoiM dispatch.
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hnnfla II favor OF J. F. Alexander, ct al,
S,9inst q. p. Austin, Henry West's and
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sar cash at the Court House door in Ashc-
vile. 81, Monday the zth day Of Decem-
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"a 10 i, Weet,a interese In 8 tract Of
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f1o~n - tie Henry Wet lande ndioln.
sSc iendn az Frank White, ]. ~ Sharp
s1d 1fberS. containing one hundred ceres
r,i,se 81 les1 levted on h satisfy the with.
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