The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-16


A fine line of Hats, Caps and Furnish
ing goods will soon be opened opposite
Eagle Hotel. IT,
Go SEE WHITLocK's NEW GOODS
Mrs. Walker offers nice residence
of seven rooms, located corner of Bailey
and Phillip streets.
Mr.. Sam Taylor's fine horse Palmetto
won the running race at the Raleigh on
Thursday.
Senator Vance is now a grandad dy.
The happy father and mother, are Mr..
and Mrs. David Vance of New Orleans.
Our congratulations.
Professor Mills delivers a lecture at the
Baptist Church tonight, on the Baptist
Orphanage. We hope large crowd will
be present. All are cordially invited.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Coffee-House, Court-Square, furnishes
really excellent, nicely broiled beefsteak,
coffee, splendid bread, hot nice soup, at
almost cost prices. An excellent lunch
for 10, Is, 60, or e25 cents. Call atany
hour
The Buncombe Warehouse is lust
spreading herself with fine tobacco, to-
day. Some very excellent sales, but too
late for IFS to get the report this evening.
Everything is most promising for fine
season at the Buncombe.
Mr.. L. L. Chiids brought us samples of
the finest tobacco We have seen of this
years crop. 1t was raised by Mr..
NJ ] Worley, of Sandy Mush:. The body
is good and the color is fine. We be-
lieve it was put on the floor of the Bun
combe Warehouse.
The exuberanceo of the season finds ex-
preston in the abundant market supplies.
The beef that comes in now no one can
complain of; and the cabbage. the pota-
toes, the apples, the chestnuts, and the
various other other articles of country
produce, throng the streets with wagons,
and fill the shops with abundant good
cheer.
Read the act ofthe legislature publish
ed in the CITIZEN, requiring the registra-
ton of all deeds. This is very impor-
tant, and should be attended to at once,
or serious trouble as to the title of pro-
perty may result ALI deeds must be
registered before the first of December
next. Attend to this.
Mr. H Redwood, of II Redwood & Co,
has just returned from all extensive trip
to the northern markets, where he has
purchased an immense and very elegant
stock of goods. Mr. RS very excellent
taste in such matters is well known. His
goods have begun to arrive, and the pub
lie are invited to call and look and ex-
anime, and if they cannot do better, as
Mr. r says he knows they cannot do, to
buy.
Tonight Prof. Jonn H. Mills will de-
liver an address before the Baptist Con
vention, upon the subject of the Baptist
State Orphanage at Thomasville. The
public cordially invited to attend. Mr..
Mills is one of the great minis of the
church, and as he has given years of his
time to orphanage work, his address will
be an interesting one. We hope the
church will be crowded.
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world the London Times, is valued at
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year net. although dozen years ago it
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100000 and $5,000GG0 would not buy
the Telegraph.
One million, seven hundred and fifty
five thousand, nine hundred and seventy
five dollars, and ninety cents, cash down,
might buy the CITIZEN We hope to get
our figures up to the London Telegraph
soon.