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The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-19
PARIS, November IS.

PARIS, November Is.
Rumors are freely circulated in
the commercial circles here .to~day
thatIAustria is mobillzing her troops.
On bourse prices are fat, owing to
these and other reports Of political
complications in the east.
VIENNA, November IS
The ST. Petersburg press is vio>
lent in its abuse of Austria and Eng
land, because of the attitude of fthose
powers in reference to the Romelian
situation.
A dispatch received from Wedin,
reports desperate fight % having
occurred near that place to-day be-
tween large force OF Servians and
Bulgar:ans, in which the latter were
completely defeated, with heavy loss.
The Servians took 1000 prisoners.
Dispatches from Belgrade, of an
official character, state that the Ser
vians have defeated the Bulgarians
at Dragoman Pass with great slaugh-
ter. Hordes of Bulgarians laid
down their arms and surrendered.
Several guns of heavy calibre. were
also captured by King Milan's VIC
torious troops. The pass has been
completely abandoned by the Bull
garians, and is now in the full pos
session of the Servians. This battle
of Dragoman Pass was referred to
in Col. Benecky's official dispatch
yesterday, as being in progress, and
is, without doubt, the most import,
ant engagement yet fought between
the contending forces. as it practic'
ally leaves the road to Sofa open. {
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-19
lFor the AsneYllle ClrIzEy.
The Charleston RObber and
Barn Burner Canght-aE Spec
tsy Trial and Conviction
GIfARLEsToN, .N Cs, Now ~.

CHARLESTON, N. CsaT Nov. Is.
Messrs. Editors til wrote you yes
terday an account of the burning of
Mr.. D. K. Collins tables and the
robbing of the money trunk in Will
Clines' store. Ex>Sheriff Franks
undertook to worku the case, and
before 12 o'clock yesterday, after a
short absence, he rode into town
and at once had a few men, with
Mr.. Cline, in the Solicitors room.
He there p rodueed. Cine's money,
which he found. concealed in a hol-
low stump. After some mysterious
movements about the gfand-jury
room, and the calling of certain wit
nesses, one G. G. Massey was escort
ed into the court room and seated
within the bar Immediately in front
|of His Honor Judge Gudger. Solic-
itor Ferguson read a bill of indict-
ment, and after brief trial, Massey
was found guilty of stealing the mon-
ley. The proof was so overwhelming
ly plain that Massey added to it, if
chat were possible, by confessing the
theft But that does not seem to be
the end of troubles with Massey.
The grand jury on yesterday also
found true bill against him for
burning Collins STABLES and he is to
be tried for that to-day. Of the re-
suit YOU will be informed
Charleston seems to be on bull
ding boom and things are moving
lively around the place.
TELAHLAH
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-19

The Lion Insurance Company of
London have adjusted its liability
with Mr.. West, on account of the
fire Saturday night through it's
adjuster Col. Peyton of Virginia, and
its agent Mr.. E. j. Aston. Mr.. Vests
loss, over and above insurance
amounts to FIVE or six thousand
dollars.
A large local buyer. said to us
yesterday that there were orders
enough in this market to buy over
twenty million pounds tobacco.
Competition among the buyers is
therefore lively.
Madison Superior Court, for civil
causes only, will convene next Mon
day, and continue two weeks, Judge
Gudger presiding.
The experience of a fire and rob>
berry all in the same night, is new
sensation for our friends at Charles
tou, Swain county.
We hear of number of good cit
izens removing to Swain county for
settlement.
When the bandabegins to play. and the
youth beauty and chivalry of the coun.
try go whirling through the gaities OF
the ball room. you may bet they have
bought their dancing pomps at w. i
Weaver & Co.'s One Price Store. If
Great Inducements are offered in prices
of Silver plated ware and Table G1tiery
at Laws, opposite Eagle Hotel.
DoN'T Do IT.
Don't go around in that old; rough,
ragged, rusty, dirty, dusty, dilapidatAd,
despoiled, torn, threadbare, treacherous
faded, foosY, fumbled, fashionless, fitting
less, foolish suit of clothes, when f. w.
Joslyn will sell you new one devoid OF
any of the above objections for 80 little
money. tt.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Call to-day ornight at Farmers Board
ing House if you want Fresh Norfolk
oysters served in any style.
nov l3-tjanl MeCARrY d Ce'
Fresh Oysters to-day at the Farmers
Boarding House. nov l3-tjanl
Ladies must by all means examine
Whitlock's aeraps before purchasing else
where. u
Apply for TABLE BOARD 10 Mrs. Al. IL.
Gregory, in Col. Rays house, on Main
Street. FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms
in same building. By early application
reasonable terms can be obtained tdeo
Good board can be obtained in priv
ate house, well heated and furnished;
pleasant. locality. Enquire at CITIzEN
Office. II
A good restaurant is necessary es-
tablishment for every city. Doc. Hutch
ism supplies this need by the White
Mans Restaurant-on Main Street, be-
tween the Bonanza and the bank. Dock
adyertises oysters now daily, and oilers
!. tempting Bid of ls.re. toc.Zo
Meats, loose and quiet; new short clear,
5 25@537l; short ribs, 506@5 12G; shoul-
ders. 8. 121; hams, 950@10 90. Lard strong
steam, s 05, kettle, 6 25@6 so. Pork
quiet, at9 90.
Canton Flannels, White and Scarlet
Wool Flannels, Bleached and Unbleached
Cottens, Ginghams, Prints, &c.
H. REDWOOD & Co.,
noedtf One Price Store.
Hunting is prohibited on the Sulphur
Snrinp property, N. PLUMADoRE,
Agent Falls Neuse Manuft Co.
oct 29-tnov3d
Whitlock has full line of fGertlemen's
Underwear in all qualities, call ami ex-
anime.
Whitlock is showing some very hand
some STYLES and would advise all to call
on him who desires anything in the mil
linery line. u
Gents attention is called to Whitlock' s
handsome scarfs at So cents. tt &
Ladies look at Whitlock's 1?3 centspur
linen fast colors Hunstetcher handker-
chiefs. II
Cashmeres in all grades and all colors
and black, at WHITLoCK's.
Your cIo ,hoes can bemade as good as
new onlv at w. L. WEAVER's.
Dunlap Cos ceieoraCeu, nals auu
Earl and y. ilson's Collars and Cuffs all
ways on hand at Whitlock's. ii
You vii save money by going to J: l..
Wilkie (. COS Book Store, Eagle Build
ing. auslt1 q
"Bixlys," Buttons" Brownie and
Bon Tor'' are the best brands of shoe
polish known to the trade, all of which
are soId h, w, T. Weaver at the One
Price Sho, Store.
FRESH OYSTERS, A.--
In air-tight cans, received every Tues
day and Saturday, at Capt. Prices Fresh
Fish market, adjoining Weavers Shoe
Store. The oysters are luxury. Fresh
ocean fish of the best varieties. .ereceIved
every Wed'sday and Saturday mornings
Call promptly. IT,
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-19

THE EFFECT OF OUR CLIMATE AND
THE FEDERAL CouRT UPON An lAP-.
PETITE. - s s
One of the visitors to the feder-
al court last week, after little ex-
perience with Judge Dick and Dis
tr;ct Attorney Jones said be fe1ta
little hungry and went to oneofour
restaurants and asked what fair,
square meal would cost. The polite
and expectant restaurateur informed
him "only a quarter of dollar" "
The visitor took q seat and told
the o. and e. +. to begin to fetch on
the supplies. He did SO, and as the
disher would disappear one after
another, the eyes ofthe landlord be>
gan to open and his heart to give
way. But it was a contract, and
had to be observed. The visitor
stood to his post, and finally the
landlord was forced to declare all
his supplies exhausted. The only
a -quarter-of-a-dollar" customer
consumed, actually and without ex-
ageration, So good sized biscuits, 10
large sausages, 6 eggs, 8 cups coffee,
5 fish, pounds beet steak, 1 pound
pork steak, rice, cabbage, Irish and
sweet potatoes, in proportion. He
left with a contempt for an Ashe-
vile restaurant that could not fur
nish a man all he wanted to eat,
specially when he was willing and
ready to pay for it. He was from
the State of Buncombe. This speaks
volumes for our magnificent climate
as an appetizer.
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Messis. Penniman & Co, make a |

Messis. Penniman & Co, make a
speciality of cooking stoves of all ST.
zes and styles and prices, to suit the
most exacting Housekeepers and
those contemp,a ating entering upon
such happy nterprise, should cali
at once. A good cooking stove will
make a happy hoSsehold any time
with good cool t. handle it, and
they are all "gocdn cooEs-and the
present styles and prices offered by
Messrs. P. & Co. are very powerful
persuaders in the interest Of houses
keeping. Our young men ar? spe-
cially invited to cali, and learn Y hat
a simple thing it is to house,keep
with good stove. 4
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-19
NOTICE.

l have only limited time in which 10
collect the taxes of 1886, and that time is
drawing near. All pereons who have
not paid MUST DO so AT ONCE, in order to
enable meto comply with the law; other
wise will enforce collections by a levy
and sale Of their property. can be found
have Deputies in different parts of the
county for this purpose. Let all comply
at once and save trouble and costs.
Nov. 10th, 1886. J. r. RICH,
lavd4w SheriH.
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FROM THE BEAUTIFUL HIGHLANDS.
The Highlands Hiqblander in

FROM THE BEAUTIFUL HIGHLANDS.
The Highlands Highlander in-
forms US
Mr.. S. Z. Kelsey has gone to Nine
ty-six, S. c., to attend an important
railroad meeting.
We have been asked to call atten-
tion again to the practice OF firing
the woods in the fall, and it is hop>
ed there will be some effort made to
stop it. 1t is against the law, des-
troys the soil and timber, is hurtfll
to vegetation, and dangerous to pro-
perty.
The rain storm of last Saturday
is said to have been the heaviest in
seven years. 1t was thunder storm,
and the rain came down in torrents
washing the roads into gullies, and
carrying away bridges.
Mr.. c. III. Burke, of Cleveland,
Ohio, arrived at Highlands last Mon.
day. He will purchase II farm in
this neighborhood.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-19

Our friends of the Knoxville Jour
nal are proud of having added a
folding machine to their establish
ment, and they can well be proud
of having a very excellent newspa>
per to fold,
Lt>General Sheridan, our Phil,
now, reports that our noble army
consists of 9, 154 officers, and 24,705
men, or a little over ten men to one
officer. We can readily see the ne
nessity for the 2,154 officers, for a
government like ours must have q
strong arm for emergencies, but for
the life of rs we can see no necessiS
ty for the "a, ,705 men.
Senator Stanford has subscribed
$5.000to the Zion Wesleyan College
of North Carolina. This College is
located at Salisbury.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-19
TOBACCO SALES.

The sales at all the. honses Yesterday
.e-.s;-.L .s,o;,, sat;afsctnrv ~ tbe
were IN Ing nl'.1n a1s..y .ss s.sys.
warehousemen and the iafmers.s o2me
farmers demonstrated more gratllication
at the sales vesterfiay. than on any pre-
-. : NJ ~ .,,a,;lla Uakahon 90
vious oay Ahe ASnos. - s. =
sold 9oS6 lbs Among tne laf'nsrs ~
this house were A. q. Wright, Of Bun
eombe. FIVE lots at $Ss, 121, Is, 22I, 27;
i. Tadfavd ,f n HaVuood four
,s..ss-s ,s s,os 1ol ooI - 20 psr,sti,e q Of
Madison, five lots at $14S, 233 81, $50;
a. w Parker. of Buncombe. six lots ct
cog 70 n 70 Ioa q. I,,tber & Reeves.
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First National Bank of AslEe.
VfIIe-First InstalIment.

NJ Office is hereby given to the sub
IN scribers to the capital stock OF the
First National Bank of Asheville that the
Board of Directors have called for an in
stallment of Fifty Dollars (50) share,
and have required the same to be paid
on OF before- the twentieth day of No
vember, 1885, to the undersigned at the
Office Of VanGilder & Brown.
G L GRAHAM,
G. NJ McLOUD,
j S CHURCHILL, Directors.
FRED A HULL.
II VANGILDER.
no 1lsdt20
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nov 15-d3mos
NOTICE.

IN Parties wishing a good
bargain in mountain lands, lying on the
Nantihala river in Macon county, and
on the Western North Carolina Railroad, !,
would do we'll to call at the Bank of
Asheyille on J E Rankin, who is author
lied to dispose of same for me. There
are 400 acres in the body of lands men
toned and want to sell my one-fourth
interest. The other three-fourths owned
Jointly by John Everett, of Swain county
and Hon e r Stamps, of Raleigh, n q.
sale without reserve and full warranty
of title given. 2. 4. IEDBETTER.
Nov 5. 1885. no6dawtf
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of mani. ood,
&c, will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary
in South America. Send self address
ed envelope to the Rev. JosEPH T. n
MAN, Station ID, Neae York City.
no l0-Waeodly
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-19

Col. Joe Irvine says jackson coun-
ty, unquestionably, is one of the
best sections he has ever seen, and
that it is growing in population and
prosperity rapidly.
The Hopkins boys, convicted Of
uttering counterfeit money, were
sentenced yesterday to five years
each in the Albany ,penitentiary;
and the younger Bishop, convicted
of resisting a United States officer
was sentenced to one year at the
same place. - -
Judge Dick is dividing the honors
of Jail entertainment around among
the several counties. This is right
Send the boys home so they can be
near the scenes of their youthful
exploits.
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Franklin Land Agency,

Located in the midst ofsome of the best
farming, grazing, fruit growing and tim
ber lands, in Western North Carolina.
Franklin is 90 miles from the Webster
Depot, and ON the direct line OF the pro-
posed, railroad. from TulluIa Falls, Ga, to
Maryville, Tennessee, distance to TnIlula
Falls only 35 miles, .ess
D@CorTegpondence solicited from all
parties interested in farming, or stock
raising, or from any wishing to invest in
any business in Macon county.
All communications answered promptly
and truthfully.
BURKE & CUNNINGHAM,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, :.
Franklin, Macon county, NC.
nov levitt
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TTNHE UNITED STATES OF AMERfcS,
Western District of Nofth Cara,


In the Circuit Court November Term,
1855, at Asheyille.
It is ordered by the Court thak Uni
ted State Circuit Court Commissioners
hereafter report to the District Attorney
all cases wherein defendants have been
tried before them and discharged, giving
the reason for such discharges, of de-
PENDANTS and the name of finformants IN
such cases. 1t is further ordered that
thereafter all criminal. pros cutions insti-
tlted in the county of Mcdowell, the
United States Commissioner bind all de:
fendants and report all cases to the
Statesyille Court, and in all such cases
instituted in the counties of Rutherford
and Polk, the Commissioners bind all
defendants and report all cases to the
Charlotte Court It is further ordered
that the above order be published in
aThe Daily GtTgzENsa and THE Daily
|ApvANckv for one month, each, and IN
s'The Western TaBUNR" for six weeks.
us. JuDaE. 5
A Trne Copy
E. Reed, Clerk. q '..
per 2, a. Cummings Dept Cpk.
rsoV R-d1 a.
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THE JuDGEsHIp oFTHE BIRD District.
The vacancy ofthe Bird District oc-
casioned by The death of Judge Me-
Koy was probably filed yesterday.
But up to the hour We left Raleigh
Tuesday evening, there was no in
timation of the Governors choice.
The contest, ifsuch it may be called,
lay between the Hon. D. *. McRae
of Wilmington,and Hon. E.T. Boy
kin of Sampson. We hazard no
coIiection as tothe issue. The drift
of sentiment in Raleigh decidedly
fayors Mr.. Boykin.
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Notice to Tobacco Farmers
and Buyers.
THE o GHL.aW.aH.a W.aRE-
HOUSE.

Located in Hendersonville, N. c., is
nov ready for thereception oftobacco
The proprietor is desirous for the
farmers to bring in their tobacco for
exhibition, where the buyers are
invited, so they may fix certain
sale days.
Ample room will be found for
packing, and no charges, unless
satisfactory sales.
{ 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 information, address
A. e. FLETCHER, Proprietor,
Hendersonville, N. c.
nov 15-d3mos
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lr0TICE OF SANITARY INsPECTOR.

NOTICE OF. SANITARY INSPECTOR.
Extract from Sanitary Ordinances of the
City of Asheville:
'fNo hogsty shall De located within three hun
dred feet of any dwelling house or public street
ofthe City of Asheville; and if such they shall be
nance and the person offending failing u move
it within two days, on being notified by the pro
er authorities shall be fined FIVE dollars, a;id tiVe
dollars for every day it shall be permi' ted to
stand"
The attention of the public is sTespectfully called
TO the above ordin. .lnce the provisions of Which h
must be complied with at once.
- D. T. MILLARD,
no 10. DIST Sanitary Inspector.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-19

The .Soadhern Bivouac, for Novem-
Der, published by Messrs. B. F. Av-
cry and Sons, Louisville, KY, and
handsomely illustrated, is upon our
table. tits very interesting work,
specially so to the participants in
the Lost Cause, or to those who feel
an interest in the deeds, and daring,
and difficulties of brave men end
women, charmingly told, withal a
careful eye to the preservation of
correct history of the times and in
cidents of which it treats. The
number before US contains Service
on the Carolina Coast" "Antebell-
um Charleston" by Paul H. Hayne,
"Bragg's Invasion of Kentucky" F"
aFrom Fredericksburg to Gettys>
burg, with map of Stuart's line of
march, and portrait of Gen. J. E. B.
Stuart, with many other very in
teresting and Instructive articles.
Two dollars per annum, 20 cents
per number.
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Cn1cAGo, Nov. Is.
CINcINNArI. Noy. rs,

To THE RuBTfc GENERALLY.
i nave leased VIM. Hills Barber Shop,
and take charge oft this dky Twill keel,
the very best workmen on hand Ct al
times. II. HIGGINS.
septssdtf
The King Of Seryia seems deter
mined to have Sofa. Poor Sofy!
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Western N. Carolina r. Il.

WESTERN N. c. RAILKoAD Co.,
General Passenger Once,
Salisbury, n. c.. Sept. 9Th, 1886.
On and after Sept. 9Th, 1885, the following sehe
dule will be operated by this Company:
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We carry large line of Ladies, Misses,
and Childrens Wraps in the various shapes.
Newmarkets, Sacques, Russian Circulars,
Visites, Dolmans, and Paletots, ranging as
low as SI.7s and as high as SIS. Boulevard
Skirts and Shawls. Special value in Meri-
no and all wool vests and pants for ladies',
misses, and children. Cotton and Wool
Hosiery, Kid Gloves, Leather Lined
Gloves. &c, II. REDwooD & Co.
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FOREIGN.

4 General Family RoW Breac;ag Russians
Mad o.ed Amstria Getting Ready Tico
More ,Se,Tiau TicfOries.
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CITIZEN JOB OFFICE,
WEST SIDE PUBLIC sQUARf.
BILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
POSTERS,
BLANKS, a
ARd SOB Wiork cf al kisds dose nit
fr0mftaess and at Aow fricss.


AsheviIle Station, Nov. l4-I5.
Hendersonville,' 2I-22.
Brevard, ct. Mills River - % %.
Blue Ridge Miss. East Fork, Dec. SO.
Sulphur Spring, ct. Sardis, "l2-lS:
leicester ct. Big Sandy Mush 10 90.
Spring Greek ct. Antioch, 26-27.
Swannanoa q Shoran. Jan. 2-3.
Catawba Bethel, "9-lO.
Weayeryille " Weavervillc, 1917.
Burnsville " Burnsville 1924.
Bakersyille Sta. Bakersville "30-3I.
Toe River Miss. Mt Vernon Feb. 6-7.
The District Stewards viii please meet
It Asheville, Nov. IA at 2 O'Clock p. m. in
the M. +. Church So nth.
CT. CAKRoLL. P. +.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
TAXPAYERS.

A IA persons who fSif 10 pay their axes by
"A the 18th irAk. VIII certainly have . pay
cost, This Is positive 7. G. 81 : Z ~.
nd 10-df55 CitF Tax Collector
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MURPHY pIYIsToN.
Going East.

Round Knob is breakfast station for No. l. SUP
DER station for No g = sys.-s = 1st
Trains No1 1. 3, . and run daily.
Trains Nos. sand run daily except suRdAS
". SLAUGHTER. q PA. ioHN' A. W. = a.
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THE MARKETS
Produce and Provisions.

NEW York, Nov. Is.
Flour dull and unchanged; southern
-four, quiet; common to choice extra.
8 1905 40 Wheat closed dull; spot sales
of No. red. state, 81; No. 2 red winter,
for December, 98f. Corn closed steady;
spot sales of ungraded mixed, IS; No. 2
mixed, for December, 5Ss. Oats. weak;
spot sales of No. white; state, "a; No. 2
mixed, for November: 3Sa. Pork, quiet;
mess, 1000 90. Lard closed dull; 6 45
for cash. Sugar, nominal; fair to good
refining. 5l@5s.
CHICAGO, Nov. Is.
Wheat oponed firm. Corn and oats
slow. Provisions weak. Wheat closed
at 90sc for December. Corn, for Nov
ember, 45kc. Oats 26sc. for November.
Pork, for November. 50. Lard, for Nov
ember, 9 10. Short ribs, for November,
4755.
Meats, loose, steady; short clear, 25;
short ribs, 90; shoulders, 372@S so;
hams, .50@l0O 90. Lard higher; steam,
IS OH; kettle, 371@6 521. Pork, quiet,
at 37l @9 so.
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.EoR SALE CHEAP.
IL A young horse, sound
and kind. A 6 shot Winchester Rifle
sighted for 1000 yards with aoIezleather
case q. DOUBLEDAY.
no 17- d2w
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-19

GLENvEBLOCH JERSEY DAIRY
Will be ready to serve the citizens of
Asheyille on and after Monday next,
with absolutely pure milk and butter.
Glenverloch Dairy is located near the
northeastern limits of the city. Our
wagon will visit patrons promptly, twice
a day Send your orders to
MRs. III. A. GUDGER,
nov l9-dtf Glenverloch Jersey Dairy.
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All Wool French Dress Goods in great
variety sc ashmeres, Gros de Zodiacs,
Foules, Satin BerbeIs, Billiard Cloths,
Tricots, &c. Fine Veiveteens and Velvets.
Pushes, Satines, &c good stock of low
priced Dress Goods. An excellent stock
of FlanneIs in Plain Colors, Plaids, and
Fancies
H REDwooDs& Coz,
noesltf One Price Store.
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i Two Small Farms near
the City with good buildings
no 17.2td Apply to Matt. Atkinson.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-19
THE DAILY CITIZEN

w. T. Weaver, Sole Agent for Hess
Hand Made Shoes for men. tt
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-19

Send yo;,r Job Work of all kinds to the
Citizen Office, If gou acant 1t done neatly,
cheaply and qCiM dispatch.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-19

Asheville can boast rs handsome
church buildings as any city or town
in the State, and they are all gener-
ally we'll attended. too.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-19

A few choice imported Hyacinths for
winter bloom, for SAFE at Laws