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The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18
The work on Battery Porter Hote]

The work on Battery Porter Hote
is progressing very rapidly. Brick
laying will be begun in few days
Work is going on briskly in the
building to be occupied by the first
national bank. zIt-wilfbe open for
business in few days-not moro
than three weeFs.
Now is the time to buy good
home lots in Asheville. Prices are
stiff, and with another year will be
much higher. And they are worth
all they sell for any time.
The next movement to be entered
upon in Asheville is a crematory.
All the advanced cities are having
them, and Asheville must not be
behind. >Ee Ys4
A large number of farmers say
they will have six ears of their big
gest corn at the CITIZEN contest on
Saturday 18th inst. And they all
say they will beat Uncle Pleas Is
rrael. We doubt it, however. But
let the farmers bring in their corn,
and let us have a lively contest, any
way.
Mr.. J. B. Wilson, of Sandy Mush,
and Mr. J. P. Morgan, of Morgan
HILL have become associated with
the house of Mr.'C E. Lee, of this
place, and these gentlemen would
be glad to serve their friends with
anything wanted in the dry goods,
clothing or general grocery line.
81. We}heartily endorse what Senator
Jones, the distinguished Senator
from Florida, says in regard to- the
sending by Federal Courts Of South
ern convicts to Northern prisons.
II will be found in ,apother column.
I'VE ash the attention. Of Congress
man Johnsonto this matter, ,and hope
the act Of Congress, passed at time
and under circumstances we need
not refer to, may be repealed.
Hon. Thomas d. Johnston will
leave for Washington in a few days,
to assume his duties in Congress.
AS it is his earnest purpose, and
will be his pleasure, to do all in his
power intheservieeof his constitu-
ents, he hopes and expects them to
cali on or communicate with him
concerning all their wants. The
.latch-string ::of his door will always
hang outsins Washington, and he
trusts no constituent who may hap
pen in that city while he is there
will fail to pull it for all it is worth !;
a happy greeting will meet all.
The tobacco sales yesterday were
very good, the prices ranging high
for the quality of tobacco. The
general quality SO far offered has
been very inferior. Richmond,
Danville, Lynchburg, and Durham
are also complaining of the quality
OF the tobaccos offered. So far, the
prices, according to grade, are in
favor of our market.
Mr.. I. X. Davis, Jr., late of the
CITIZEN Office, has associated hirn~
self with his brother, Mr.. J. D. Davis,
at Hendersonville, in the job print
ing business. Tom is not only an
excellent printer, but a very excel
lent fellow. and we sincerely wish
him and his brother full success in
their new association.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18
TNHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, =.
III Western District of North Cara,
In the Circuit Court November Term,
1893 at .Arhnuilln

L. Western District of North Cara,
In the Circuit Court November Term,
1855, at Asheyille. ..,f,
I 1t is ordered by the Court that Uni
ted State Circuit Court Commissioners
hereafter report to the District Attorney
salf cases wherein defendants have been
tried before them sand discharged, giving
the reason for such discharges, of de-
PENDANTS andt the name of informants in
such cases. 1t is further ordered that
hereafter alp Criminal: PROSECUTIONS insti-
t1ted in the county Of Mcdowell, the
United States Commissioners bind allde.
PENDANTS. and report all cases to the
Statesville 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. 1t is further ordered
that the NheEeSQreler besApHblished in
"The Daily CITIZEN" and "The Daily
ADvAScE'a fol. oneGmonthy eaeh, and in
''TRe Western TRIBUNE" for six weeks.
as@a YtR0BT. p: DICK.
Y. S. JupGE
ERs Reed, Gtdsrfk.! aBSsN'i II
per P. A. Cummings Dept. ,CPk. =
NOV 17.dlm. '*T-
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18
First National Bank OF Aslle
ViIle-First Installmenl.

NJ Office. is Hereby given. to the sub
IN scribers to the capital stock of the
First National Bank of Asheville that the
Board o.. Directors have called for an int
Staifmeht of<Eifty Dollars t5of q share,
and have required the same to be paid
on or before the twentieth day of No.
vember, tSS55to tlle n4dersighed the
Office d NanGilder q Brown. =
G Z GRAHAM,
G NJ MoLOUD, Il ,.'...-
j S CHURCHIEL, Directors.
FRED A HULL,
IL VANGILDER,J
no l-dt20
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18
GETTING BETTER AND BETTER.

OEIIlNG DETER AND DETER.
A gentleman stopped us. yester-
day and said, "The DAILY CITIZEN
gets better and better every day,
Inot only enjoy it as newspaper.
the best I getout ofseveraly but its
sermons on sundays and, ,suggcs-
tions for the Improvement of oul
section are most interesting and in
valuable. [ hope all the. people, OF
Asheyille are subscribers to it.ne Oh
course this gratified us, and while
re could not say that every citizen
OF. Asheville was subscriber, Dui
list is very large and constantly in,
creasing, and, we believe, nearly al
read it. We hope all, every one
will soon become a regular cash
paying, subscriber
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18
NOTICE OF SANITARY INSPECTOR.

NOTICE OF SANITARY INSPECTOR.
City of A,hFville:
"No hogsry shall be located within three hun
dred feet of any dwelling house or public street
Of the City of Ashevile; and ifsuoh they shall be
located contrary to the meaning Of this ordi-
nance. ana tie person offending hl ine 10 moyt
it within two days, on being notified by the pro-
er authorities shall be fined five dollars and five
dollaFs-for- every day it shall be permit ted to
stand. --. - =.
The attention of the public is respectfully called
to the above ordinance, the provisions of which b
must be complied with at once.
a :, .. ID. T. M4LLARD
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.


Call to-day or night at Farmers Board
ing House if you want Fresh Norfoll
Oysters, served in any style.
nov l3tjanl McCARTY d Go. +
- Fresh oysters to-day at the Farmer
Boarding House. nov 13-tjan1
Ladies' must by all means, examin,
Whitlock's ,erdps before purchasing else
where. IT,
~, u Apply for TABLE BOARD TO Mrs. NJ. III
Gregory in COL Rays house, ON Maif
Street. FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms
insane building. BY carly application
REASONABLE terms can be obtained. tdeE
Good board can be obtained in priv
ate housss, well heated and furnished
pleasant locality. Enquire at s-CITIzEs
:effice.,3nf {; ..53 tt
A GOOD restaurant Is q necessary eS.
tablishnl mt for every city. Doc. Hutch.
is n Supplies this need by the White
- :. Mans Restaurant -on Mains Street, be,
i. tween. the Bonanza and the blink. Dock
adyertssss oysters now daily, and Offers
4 tenn ting bill OF fare; TOGO
Meals, loose and quief; new short clear,
: j 25ta 337l; short ribs, 506@5 129 shoul-
.ders, 3.125; hams, 950@1000 Lard strong
steam, 8 05, kettle, 25@6 %. Pork
quiet, at9 90. - ~
3 Canton Flannels, White and Scarlet
Wool Flannels, Bleached and Unbleached
.Cottons, Ginghams, Prints, &c.
-. ii. REDWOOD & CO.,
noedtf One Price Store.
Hunting is prohibited on the Sulphur
Spring property. N. PLuMADoRE,
Agent Falls Neuse Manuf't Co.
oct 29-tnov3d
Whitlock has full line of Gentlemen's
Underwear in all qualities, call and ex-
anime. 4 r,i.izesffe Z
Whtlock is showing some very hand:
some styles and would advise all TO call
on him who desires anything in the mil
Iinery line MS 8. 1. i. ! - II
Gents attention is called to Nhitlock' g
handsome scarfs. at % cents If
ladies look at Whitlock's Ia cents pare
linen fast colors Hunstetcher handker-
chiefs. - IT.
Cashmeres in all grades and all colors
and black. at WHITLoCK's.
Your old shoes can, bemade as goodas
new only at w: L. WEATER's.
Dunlap o. 70. Cot6uf&ttNt udtS anu
Earl and Wilson's Collars and Cuffs al
ways on hand at Whitlock's. If
"Bixlys," Buttons" Browns and
Bon Ton" are the best brands of shoe
polish known to the trade, all of which
are sold by w. T.. Weaver, at the One
> Price Shoe Store.
Fresh OYSTERS
i, In air-tight cans, received every Tues
day and Saturday, at Capt. Prices Fresh
Fish market, adjoining Weaver's Shoe
Store The oysters are a luxury. Fresh
ocean fish of the best varieties, received
every Wed 'sday dnd Saturday mornings
Call'pfomptly. = Fsess IT,
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18
-A uARn.

To all who are suffering from thS sf-
rors and indiscsetiong Of youth neF$Oo1
weakness; eatly decay loasPf Hea.Fs0e1.
&C., / win send q recipe that will cure
vDu, FREEc0F FlCffARGEt This great
remedy was discovered, by o; nisaiepssy
in South America. Send 8 selfsaddfee1-
ed envelope tn the Rkv. JosnfE i: fS%
AAx,. Station, p. Ner Rorka Ca4ii> >-SNI<i
no lO-waeodly ,.,, no, ao.,oi.1av
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18
REW G. TCARRoLL.

hkN, 2, II. SeA RItOLI4s - 81
lssf The able and esteemed presiding
aelderbf3 thissdistrict. held his first
Eqdarterly meeting for this station
Saturday and Sunday. DR.! Carroll
Iiwas some years ago the pastor of
theichurch rat Asheyille, and his
many friends, in and out of The con-
gregation, welcome him back most
sincerely: ,,.5,f.s.s.s &c., sl8a
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18
LATEST rELEGRAPHIe NEWS
From an parts Of the world.
DOMESTIC.
) One Touch OF Nature Brutol;tg uDo,, neo
i. roes-7 n RsstJerous Nest of Begsards-.f
Freight Var. ~
NEw YoRK, Nov. II.

New York, Noy. II.
The sum Of ii 1926, contributed b,
several ofthe leading business firms
Eofthe city, was transmitted to Gal
weston by telegraph to-day for the
sufferers of the late fire.
h. q. LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. II. 50
The notorious Abe Buzzard and
his equally notorious brother, Ike
and George Brimmer, an incendia.
ry, John Lippincoot and George
Clifford, all long term conyicts, who
escaped with Ike Buzzard from jail
-rssa- lAeoiieht irifA-1z.-s.nt "a I !: A.
answer the charge Of Jail breaking
All pleaded guilty. The sentence
was deferred.
. WASHINGTON, Nov. II, -
The department of state to>day,
was officially notified of declare,
ton of war between Servia and Bui-
garia .l z
b wot GAINESVILLE, Fla, Nov. II e
ii Several white men brutally whip
ped three negroes in Madison eoun>
ty, whom they had arrested. One
of the negroes, Jack Thrasher, has
since died and the other two are dy-
ing. The guilty parties are in arms
and defy the officers to enter the
neighborhood. The coroner's jury
has declared five of them guilty OF
murder. = T 80
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. II.
Tomorrow all the general freight
agents in the south will meet in
this city to endeavor, if possible, to
avert the war of freight rates which
now seems inevitable. For some
weeks there has been secret cutting
on western roads to all points in
the southeast, and several lines have
beenst cfetly awarding rebates. These
rebates, Which at first were limited
TO ], and 2 cents per 100 pounds, have
been gradually increased and now
reach from Is to 20 cents per 100.
The cuts have been utterly dcmor-
alizing rates, and the rival lines are
threatening to enter into a bitter
war, and itnow appears that the
meeting will be unable to avert it.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18

A Ii WHO CALL WILL Re ASSURED OF
Nice, Clear Rooms and Bedsds,d Rotitel
attention stId the fact that Mrs. Banks has cop-I
troll OF the culinary department il guarantee Of
@ood fare, We.prtgdtd to No. 1st Glass Style, bpt
win guarantee satiFfactiOn. "A. A. BANKS.
oct 2-d2w n Manager.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18
AllNool Ftel,ch Dress IGoodLs, & in gIe

AlfwooI Ffench Dress Goods in great
variety :-C Cashmeres, Gros de Zodiacs,
IFeules, Satin nBerbers, Billiard Cloths,
Tficots, &c. Fine Velyeteens and Velvets.
Pushes. Satines, &c. A good stock of low
priced Dress Goods. An excellent stock
Of Flannels' in Plain Colors, Plaids, and
Fanciss.
Fl. REDWOOD & CO.,
ioedtf One Price Store.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18
Notice to- Tobacco Farmers
and Buyers.



HOUSE. s .o,. ~,
Located in Hendersonville, N. c., is
now ready forthereception oftobacoo
The proprietor is desirous for the
farmers, to bring in their tobacco for
exhibition, where. the buyers are
invited, y soathey may fx9scertain
sale days. sii%s = - 49,
Ample room WILDE found for
packing, and nos charges, zunless
satisfactory sales. g. a1e 5aes '1.'e 8.
On Wednesday, Nov. 18th inst,
is set apart for the first. sale. day,
wliehfha pdblG gefIefaily yars ihki<
ted to come out. 1Ig1
For further information, address
"a. "A. e. FLETCHER, Proprietor,
nose sanss Hendersonvill y: G: !. :
nov 15-d3mos { - - Il, s 5.egl 5ys
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18

EOR SALE CHEAP, s.,ar,
IL --9 A young horse, sound
and. kind. A g shot Winchester Rifle
sighted for 1000 yards with ,sole-leather
case. '..e = : q. DOUBLEDAY.
!, no II DIV -}25f,. t5-1si.''s
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18
SICKNESS IN THE Co1NTRY. >, !


Reports from the countryaindi-
cate that there is at this time more
than the usual amount of sickness
prevailing. Most of these troubles
Seem to arise from ap-impure gcendi-
ton of the blood caused by an cx,
cessive secretion Of bile This
causes fevers of a bilious eharac~
ter, and we regret to say in some
places it has proved very fatal. We
tlaerefnre gtatii srr1-
vice to those not yet afflicted: Keep
your liver in a healthy condition;
and your blood rich and pure.
Good blood means good health,
whilst bad blood bad health. Harts
Blood and liver pills are entirely
vegetable and are just the pills
needed at this season. of the year. Z
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18

TALL TALKING. - ''sl' -
Mr.. J. II. Carter, the popular and
efficient auctioneer ut the Asheville
Warehouse, sold yesterday one hum
dred and twenty-five piles of tobacs
co in exactly fifty minutes; and very
good prices were obtained, too This
is what we call jaw. ai!.ssy - I.
ts.s1.1 - = - =. =. e
HYAcINTH BULBS. seg
A few choice imported Hyacinths for
winter bloom, for SAFE at Laws.
Greatinducements are offered il priete
of Silver plated ware and Table EutlHi2
at Laws, opposite Eagle Hotel.
Fine Shoes misses, and children, from
such makers as zeigler, Stokly, Merriam
and Tyler and Morgan. Low priced, durable
Shoes in great variety. A large bin Of
Zeiglers goods Just opened.
InoedtfE n. sREBMooD & Co.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18

4 - =
TOBACCO SALES. - gei .Easais Il
Farmers Warehouse sold 1882 lbs
At-thiss hbdsA w II: :5PrUfit of Madi
son sold five2lots for $23, %, %, 81
81; j. Profit of Madison, four lots
at III, 14s, q. 23{;; B. Queen OF
Madison, two lots at23, 80. ..lsgc9 :
The Banner had "a good sale
but mostly low grade tobacco
some Of the prices, however, ranged
well. W. II. Rogers sold four lots
Fat III, 104, III, 8; J, "A. Austin, six
lots at 18, 20, 8. IA, Z, 16s; w. Ne
Ponder, nine lots from 8 IA to 1 81
e. F: iSrhathers, seven lots from Z tc
223; Thos. Neill, nine lots from "a
to 23;'C. S. Thompson, ten lots 3 &c
to 19 so; C. R. Renfrow of Yahcey
county, six lots from 2 so to 10. :
The AshevilIe Warehouse was on a
boom yesterday. It sold 3,258 TBS.
mostly good tobacco and it brought
good prices. w. P. Black sold 571
Tbs. a IL IA, t504 lbs. II IA, 159
lbs. Al, 249. lbs. a 25, 70 Tbs. a 90
Starnes and Bruell sold six lots from
9 IS to 19 90. W. A. :Presnell, five
lots at 49,, II, 49,, 81, 229;; E. R.
Dotson of Hay county, eleven
lots s Is to 81; J. G. Morgan, two
lots at IL, 20; G Gorge -CoWan, five
lots at 15a 16A, 95N3A 30:aJ. H. Car
ter, six .lo6 sFa5S 13l s~31. SO, 234
III; J. A. Ray of Madison, five lots
at %, 207, 164, 13 Ia 49,; J, D.
Miles, fouT lots at2A 1873 141E4.l
The Bpncombe sold over ZOO
pounds, and prices ranged very well
showing better bidding 7than here
tofore. MI. Jordan of Buncombe
sold 4 lots, for $50, "a, %, %; Fore
and Hawkins of Buncombe, 6 lots
80, .23, 18, ,16, 15 so, IL 25; l.. H
Foster, s lots; %, 10 s1S, 12 rs, 6; f,
M Foster sold 286 pounds for SIS
round. tF All the sales were very
good, and the farmers were well
pleased with their returns.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18
LET THE MEETING BE HELD:
AsiHEyILIE MIL BE y.s

The lfollowiRg cD Dmuq unlcation in
the Ratherfordtp Bdaar contains
good md timely suggestion.
Ashexilleis ready 10 cooperate with
ner reich hboEs, and Filmington
Let us hear from them. The writer
Ds0 ! II w %
Mr.. EDIToR:-The question has
been sprung Of extending the Gar6s
lima Central Rail Road to Asheville,
therefore, now is the time for action,
and we propose that q meeting be
held 4lsoheMhbfe ohNth6line iof said
Rail Road, and all the counties,
cities and towns send delegates to
the same to take action ii the prem
isesat q AeFly Q douN fcable.
We Ed That aG tkk papers
4an the ine.and at lAaeh end lfaEond
TO this suggestion, and that the cit
les Of Wilmington and AsheEillc
shall agree Upon and fix a day and
plan for the meeting. To the meet
ing it is also suggested that the anr
thorities of the Carolina Central be
invited. ~ '.'" -
This movement is bound to have
a very great effect upon our. present
Rail Road projects, and it Isl hoped
that it may meet with success and
settle the confusion among the peo>
plee ,..G,w ina RUTHERFORD" :.
80, = ,i-------=-=-4---.-<zB>.-+-.- +-.------4-s-5
Non EST CoMATIBUs, ID @
The little article we put in the
CITIZEN relative to the public gate
at Turnpike being hard to open and
close, and therefore causing much
inconvenience has had, we learn, a
moving effect we did not contem-
PLATED I 1t Has ob9h9d l4dd b5hed
itAeif bHits aiihges,l ahd walked off,
no one knows WHITTIER -ppssibly
stepped across the line into Hay
wood to show the good people, of
that section the beauties and the
benefitso of the no>fence law. This
is not the'iway to deal with an im-
portant matter. and. will fail of its
object. :.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18
THE MARKETS.


~ .I.lr,hssg New 9oRK, NoY:ilF.
Flour dullandunehanged south
ern -four, quiet, common to choice
extra, 8. 10a5.4 Wheat closed dull;
spot sales Of No 2 red, state, 81 No.
2 red winter, for December, 98f.
Corn! closed steady spot sales of un-
graded mixed, e53 No. 2 mixed,
for Decsrnber, 53s. Oats, weak; spot
sales of No. 2white, state; 81. No. 2
mixed, ::for November, 3333i, Pork,
quiet: mess, 8. 75a10 000 Lard closed
dull; 6.45 for cash, Sugar nominal
fair to good refining, 5aa5f;s s-a-gtn7t
CHICAGO, Nov. IT..
Wheat opened firm. Corn and
oats low. Provisions weak. Whea
closed at 90sc for December. Corn
for November. 42Bc. Oats 24sc fol
November. Pork, for November,
SO, Short ribs, for November,
e. TO- ~ - s-s <s3,a,f isZyss41 sri3al
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18
FOREIGN.

Vars and R,tmOrs of Wars-NothiaS but
Var, and War to KiH--Nobody
81. Wants to; bHt Still They Fight
fo. lAn Europe Preparing Ill!
France 1boen to En-
q jog AHothei,
Jf-Jt I'll, @y "Crisis' So
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18
- CINeINNATrIl, NoY. l7!l

te.f@9' =. = FOIENIINltA IIs No II >
Meats, loose steady, short clear,
g. 25:, short ribs, 800 shonid iders
37ia3.5 so; hams, 8. .5Oa1000: Lard,
higher; steam, 5.O79; kettle, SSO3 a
I6.52a. Pork, quiet, at 9,SS7 Pas. 90.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18

Send yo;.r job Work of all kinds to the
Citizen Office, If you aednt Il done neatly,
cheaply and qriM dispatch.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18
t+ftHtE&tiht1t-i---.ESlA4-HL=,Il

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
dNO REM. J
l. .,:fs.c Two Small Farms near
the City with good buildings. L,,s r
no 17.2td Apply to Matt. Atkinson.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18
Western n. Car6IfHap L. 81.

e., ~ .iD. .GiN9IQqs ItSht SOos
WESTERN N. C. RAILROAD CO.. \;
~.f-,.tE zT GenaFAl Rass1AkSR 08ea9t$.
salisbury, n. c. Hept. 81, Nls,1c
On an after sept 9Th, 1876, the iOIio Niisa S0S
dule VIII he operAted by this fHnPaARtI0u -.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18

w. T. Weaver, Sole Agent for Hess
Handmade Shoes for men. m If
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18

sOPERaA.>H0BSE
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18

sossS 1.saI 1nSh 90 IL I. sssshS'-s re ''si.s
Ts.io. SSs SS. saia srsa rS al W 1sd''
:. srAueHrkRl rI,i!t Z l.Fl6Hs F65 u ssslAsIs.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18
WASHINGTON, Nov. II.

The department of state to>day,
was officially notified of a declara-
ton of war between Servia and Bui-
garia. f.l 4
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18

Now is the time to buy good
home lots in Asheville. Prices are
stiff, and with another year will be
much higher. And they are worth
all they sell for any time.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-18

Call to-day or night at Farmers Board.
ing House if you want Fresh Norfolk
Oysters. served in any. style.
nov I3tjanl MCCARTy & Co.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-08-28
Linen Department

Has become justly famous. We buy these
goods in larger quantities than any merchant
in Vermont and sell them ON the same basis as
city retailers. We are continually on the look
out for large lots, and often sell them much
under regular wholesale prices. Napkins and
Towels will bc forwarded to out of town GUS
toners and may be returned ut our expense
if not satisfactory.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-08-28
A CURIOUS SUPPLEMENT.
A Rebel journal Printed on wall Pa

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The Chicago HCrdld recently issued II
curious supplement, printed on the blank
.ido of - st,in of common wall noror The
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suppIene.' rePresen'e" 'lecu''o.i"i P"Sc
OF the NlckSburg, Miss, DHttB CutzCH OF
July 2, 1863, and the story of its issue by
thn HcrulJ is ,s follows. When General
Cno,,, a,,,trrod >rinl,sh,rc, a nrinter Inv
ui"nU 0"p'",eu 'CNo,".S >, - 40 ~
the name Oh w. T. martin was Ill 'he
ranks. He was personally known to Gen
real Logan, and when ii was found neceS-
sary to have some printing done for head
quarters, General Logan sent Tor Mr..
Martin, and sad to- him, Mar
tin, have considerable work Tor
you, so you had better look around
for Il pretty big SHOP, me result
was that Mr.. Martin singled OUT the once
of the Nicksburg D""D C"t~cH, rs inc
biggest shop III the place, ana pro
ceeded Immediately TO dlsGharge proprle
tor, editors, reporters ana printers III u
body. When the work Tor headquarters
was done MI hartln ana ms assistants
looked ABOUT Tor NIUE JOB on thSi !,
own hook. Alter ! looked AROUND,
says Mr.. Martlh, Il 1ounG 'hat edi'or-
lal page OF the cUt@ch Whlch hau Deen
set up IN ANTICIPATION OF lhe events ullao
never occurred: Among other partiaSraphS,
was the following On dlt = hau lhe
great UlysSes-,he ialkee 'cl,eLu az