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The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-07-25


The novelty of the entertainment at
the Banner Warehouse last night had
the effect Of very early filling the great
drill room, and when we dropped in soon
after o'clock, every seat was occupied.
We owe to the courtesy Of some Of the
young gentlemen in charge good seat
and a favorable position. We found the
centre Of the floor occupied by the Will
mington Band, eighteen or twenty pieces
which regaled the audience with really
very delightful music We never heard
sweeter or better, and the entertainment
would have been complete If it had gone
no farther. But this was not what the
people came for, and most of them
watched the great entrance doors for the
sound that was the signal for the en-
trance of the Amazonian army. At
length the measured tap of the drum was
heard, and then amid. admiring and
almost wild applause the band of
beauties entered, led by the gallant Caljf
MoseIey. 1t was astfikiag and a pretty
sight. The costume was most thoroughly
loyal" The uniform was blue body,
a broad red band passing over the right
shoulder and falling down the left side
In long full sash. On the left breast were
three white<stars. The skirts, ample
enough, but less voluminous than the
fashions of the day exact were alternate
stripes of red, white and blue, on the
front stripe of which blue, ran perpen-
dicular row of white stars. A jaunty red
cap, without visor, bound with white and
with white star sat saucily yet grace
fully on each well balanced head. In
lieu of musket, each one bore a staff sur
mounted with a national banner. The
tout ensemble was wonderfully beauti-
full
The company was then put through
the ordinary drill; and then Capt. Mos
eley was proud man, and the spectators
a wonder stricken people. Every move
ment was absolutely perfect, and absolu-
tely faultless, marching, counter march
ing, in column, In platoon, moving in
echelon, changing front, wheeling into
line, breaking into column, there was not
single fault. The movement was that
|ofmachinery, and space and distance was
calculated to the very inch.
The drill was kept up for half an hour;
and then the company broke ranks, and
the spectators were ushered into anoth-
er pleasant phase of the evening enter
tainment, and dozens of tables were
placed on the floor, and speedily covered
with ice cream and other delicacies and
refreshments; and no doubt the ladies'
of the Aid Society reaped ample reward
We learn from Capt Moseley that this
perfection of drill was reached in ten
nights practice. How many months
does it take the same number of young
men to do the same thing?
We extend a hearty welcome to this
new branch of the military service.
The following young ladies were partic-
ipants: Miss Ella Brown, Sergeant, and
Misses Kizzie Cain, Mary Erwin, Agnes
Lily Hendricks, Mary Summey, Maggie
Dukes, Susie Dukes, Stella Slack, Matte
Dodamead, Laura Dodamead, Della Young,
BeFta-@ Patton, Eottie Ryland and Mamie
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Nov Yorls stool mnrket.

New YoRK, July %.
The stock market opened weak this
morning, first prices showing a decline
of / to ] per cent, and in the early deal
ing there was further decline of J to l
per cent in the general list; while Miss
ouri Pacific fell / ], Pacific Mail 4, and
Union Pacific % The decline was then
checked, and slight reaction followed
which was later in the hour followed by
another rally carrying quotations up ] to
+ per cent. at IL O'Clock the market is
steady, and quiet, but generally little
below opening quotations. The total
sales for the first hour were Ill ,00O
shares
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FIRE IJr ED.aRIs.
Loss several Million Francs.

Paris, July 25.
The Batignolles quarterof the city was
visited by severe fire last night. The
confagration occurred in the district oc-
cupied by the carpet ware Rosseus' car
penter shops and other workshops DIVA
rious kinds, and was not extinguished
until buildings covering five blocks had
been destroyed. The loss amounts to
several million francs. One fireman was
injured, and it is feared several fire
men were killed during the progress of
the fire. Among the buildings burned
were Jugandi's Saw Mills and Rosseus'
carpet factories.
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JORDAN AND BoaARDus-THE GREAT

JORDAN AND BoeARDUs-THE GREAT
GLASS BALL SHOOTING ON THE 31sT.
In speaking ofthe great shooting tour
nament at our Fair Ground on the 31st,
between Mr.. J. F. Jordan, of this city
and the celebrated Bogardus, the Char
lotte Observer says:
"Mr. J. F. Jordan, of Asheville, the
Young man who did such admirable
shooting at the glass ball and clay pigeon
matches IN this city, last Summer, has
challenged the world famous Capt A. II.
Bogardus, to match at glass balls in
Asheville. Capt. Bogardus has accepted,
and the match is to occur in Asheviile on
the 31st inst Jordan is a remarkably
fine shot and the boys here remember it
SO well they are banking on him. fthe
trap rules of the Carolina sportsmen's
club are adhered to, Jordan stands a
good chance of not only equaling Bogar
dus, but of actually beating him.
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II II ".
r. ~. a1,s.t,, fs,,,ol;,,a: Sfata f.,,ar,,
st's q :. 8
tnere mas not Deen 2 ~ lItsaoop1ioil u inc
regulation uniform. The blue and the
gray are interniingled, sometimes in the
500 l.ns', 1,.oA s-1ss.Ns =
o ous &. l..,s ;,,.
st1T g..sl ~ -, IS, s, st;ls
saisl : - . =.
"a drilis th.t
II 5of:,,;tolu of o,,lv o,,a rao-
tI,s 81 l,;c, = f;,Ii ror,sso,,.
ri : = ~ n .
ss's1 = -. = w s,a' = s. -, III
10y S.lsss = Wy ~ -. = s1's s, 8.
s a. ~ ...e;. ~ ~ rss..s = i.s
IS s s;ste,.; !. cslor II tba l;ol,t - both.
tl ,,ast - &C tl,a olao,,o,,s+
,srasa,t H.awss 80, ~ -, s,,,,,,ost;1,,, t,f
5;s,e.,s1.,, l,sca.,sa 80, IN hovs Iova tI,a
eTa3 T,'s H IS e color IL which their.
iatlaefs ot their brothers iough and died.
ney cneIlsn = W1sI S atltloass es OF rev
with the REQ; f5ients or the con1nanies
clad in the blue is the constant reminder
that they are brothers; that the blue and
tne gray are one; ana tnat t the one IS no 's
1ovaitv =, the i one e. tf Than in in the other All
honor to the gray; all honor to the blue.
i..5frst -.
Z EstiNoAFNPfAEAF= NC Ell,f 8 ITEMS;
ta1ynaee DaEtailon drili ana dress parade
sMere Mi.ilesseo.py many nunureos yes
seiusaS alsetiAoon. eiouoeu SKY ZEN
pereo stne neaCs ana the enjoyment OF
the brilliant spectacle was complete. The
Grounds Were roaroined with MANY corr
;rr,la .e1ie.5 an, =
is's 90 'l,,ieuA "i't 1'..l'es anu eiiiiaie
ana a thick rank OF spectators on foot
girdled the field of review. The move
-,e 4l<,,i =; ;fsS..,,,4 .o,.; -.,,
laen.S % ene. .u.ne.eiit lesinielies were
admired or crltlolsed, the general verdict
being highly favorable.
The early morning drills pet the men
=, ,,,c,, - > o,slo,o,- >, Az ,or,,,r,
-, ~ "o-A es,st ~ - Sico =. eo W ns =,
i1ney are renewed from haro WORK qptll
afternoon, except such as they choose to
rinoonsts or, themselves Sr,ch we co ~ tl,is
-,I..EIf II J.;I, e7.I, nT,,,Y;a-
.aioi = '.i. 1.n ~ 'ne I'M u ene ~ isan
Guards: where all sorts of outlandish
uniforms, extravagant movements, odd
weapons. and a broad burlesoue on the
u;Ii;o !, 5,.,.. iNa;o,of a. o. poa;,,t
: -. - : - - - wy
Iurnlshed 'ir.,l 1un 1or men ana lockers on.
The men, with the soldiers Intuition
find. abundant material for amusement
Mool, ,o,,rt- o1s oro ~, a so,,roa O+l
~ :. s,s''0 q o.ie o'n-
ers ind their pleasure IN singing and
music, of which there is rich material in
the camp.
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TIE SUNDAY REIIe1oUs SERVICES OF TnE
ENOAMPMRNT

TIE SUNDAY RELIGIOUS SERVICES OF THE
ENoAMPMRNT.
Tomorrow morning, Sunday, Bishop
Lyman, will preach at Camp Scales at 10
O'Clock, a. m., at the Headquarters of the
Second Regiment.
The entire State Guard will be present,
and the public are invited to attend.
There will be full and excellent singing,
and the bands will furnish instrumental
sacred music.
At 6 p. m. the Rev. J. FL. Smith, D. D.,
Chaplain of the Sd, Regiment will preach
to the State Guard at Battery Porter.
The guard will attend in full dress uni
form. The band of the Asheyille Light
Infantry will be present.
The public are also invited to attend
these services.
There will be no dress parade on Sun
day.
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WATER sPoUTs IN TEANsYLvAN1A.

Mr.. John Jordan, who has just return
ed from Brevard, informs US of a water
spout which fell on Tuesday afternoon
six miles west of that place. It struck
the top of mountain half mile above
the home of an old man, Gabriel, NJ ease,
whose shop, in which he was working at
the time, was situated on small branch.
A little grandson ran to tell the old man
that the water was coming down as a
flood, and he left, but re-entered to res
cue some tools. In a moment the shop
was overwhelmed, and washed down the
torrent The old man SWAN about twen-
ty yards, when he was overwhelmed by
water and drifting logs and drowned.
The water came down the stream in a
perpendicular wall ten or twelve feet high,
and swept everything in,its way, carrying
off the bridges below, and all the fences.
The incident was local and limited.
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SUCCESS OF POPULAR PRIoEs-THE FIR
mN-JAoK COMEDY Will. REPEAT CHEAP
ADMISSIONS To- NIGHT.
A very excellent house attended the
masterly performance of EAST Lynne"
last night and greatly admired the grand
and.artistic acting of Miss Annie Firmin
as the heroine of the play. Mr.. Jack
and the entire company displayed their
usual ability and all. were well pleased.
Tonight this talented troupe will pre-
sent the Cigar Girl OF Cuba" and to
insure good attendance the general
admission will be only twenty five cents,
reserved seats ten cents extra. We be-
speak rush tonight. Manager Jack
announces Ten Nights IN Bar Room"
as being in preparation.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAMs sPE-
cIAL TO CITIZEN.
THE SENTIMENT OF THE
COUNTRY.
EEsgs5ssstgfOs city the Spot FOR.
the SepasgcEbesre.
SpRINar1ELD, Mass, July 25.

oPKINGFIkLD, MASS, July %.
The Republican of this city this morn
ing says, aThe country viii share the SEN
timent ofthe people of Washington in
regard to the great Captains burial
place. The fitting spot for the rest of
the body of the nations hero is in the
nations capital, New York has shown
a greed aiter one more share for its bur
rying populaee; and the family of Grant
have weakly and hastily yieleed to it
without waiting to hear the voice Of
wiser friends or Of his Ger ntrymenn
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IMpoRrAN4 CHANGE.

IMPoRTANF CHANGE.
Owing to some other meeting in the
neighborhood of White Rock church, it
is thought necessary to change the meet
ing of the Buncombe county Sunday
School Institute from July 31st to August
9TH. We regret this change, but think
that lessl confusion viii follow than to
allow the appointment to stand as it has
been published. Hope all will take due
notice thereof and govern themselves
accordingly. w. w. WELLS, Com
E. j. MORGAN, nittee
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The LoUGHRAN Bios
Have displayed much taste in their
decorations at both blishnients, COM
plimentary to the visiting military. They
have taken great interest in the Encamp-
ment, having eontzibuted $50 osthe
fund for the occasion.
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nnItlnore Markets.

BALTIMORE, july 70.
Flour steady, active, Wheat, Southern,
easy; Western, lower and dull.
Southern red 95@7, amber 98@ LOG
No. l Maryland 81 asked; No. wei
tern winter red spot 9s@9. Corn
Southern steady and quiet, wester
firmer, for spot dull. Southern white
56@7, yellow 5495.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES In CAMP.
Bisep Lyman, will oficiate ON Sunday
morning at 10. O'Clock, in the camp of the
and .,egment, N. c. S. G. The public
and the soldiery are invited to attend.
CARMICHAEL, ID. d.
Chap. end Reg. N. C. S. G.
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Cigar STAND.
Mr.. Ike Henry win have cigar stand
at the camp ground, during the encamp-
ment. The DAILY CITIZEN viii be at the
stand promptly every evening, with full
telegraphic dispatches. If
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Private BOARDING IN WAyNEsyILLE.
The undersigned is prepared to accom-
nodate limited number of boarders at
her home in Waynesyille. Convenient
to the White Sulphur Springs Accom-
modations guaranteed. Terms moderate.
If Mrs. ]. B. S. MoINTosH.
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PLEasE OBsERyE.

PLEASE OBSERVE
Complaint is made that parties going
to and from the camp late at night have
INDUCED in singing greatly to The dis
turbance of some sick people residing on
the streets. The suggestion of this, we
are sure, will prevent any recurrence, as
it is known to have been done from
exuberance of spirits ard not from q
disposition to disturb.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-07-25

EXTRA NUMBERs.
A large extra numberof TIE DAILY
CITIZEN has been and will be issued
every day, and will be for sale at various
news stands, and by carriers on the
streets.
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The RACES.

The RACES.
Mr.. Williams informs us that fine and
noted horses, from Kentucky and other,
States, continue to arrive for the great
races in this city on the 2sth, Goth, and
30th. It promises to be one of the finest
racing seasons ever in the South.
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Boarding House Notices.

BoARDERs WANTKD-I have a good
house, good comfortable rooms, located
on Bailey street, short walk from Pub
lie Square, and would be glad to accom-.
modate few boarders by the month or
season. Will keep the best table the
ma rket affords
tiy16 G. L. MoDoNAEp
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pa. ]. WEszaAr BArTta.

On. J. WEsTR1r BArIhR
It is with great pleasure we can
announce the conclusion of this gentle
man to locate permanently in our city
He and his are most cordially welcomed
DR.. Battle, who is retired Surgeon, u. s..
Navy. tenders his professional services
to the public. His residence is on Bailey
street, the residence lately occupied by
Capt. Hamilton. We commend him to
the public.
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Summer tourists, Ito the mountains,)
can find comfortable rooms and good
board at Antler Hall Clements View 4
miles from Asheville. For particulars,
address p. o. Box 1l6, Asheville, N G.
N. B.-Good boating on finest piece of
water any where near Asheville.
July 81 mo
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STALL No. /,
At the new market, is now well
supplied with the best Beef, Mutton, and
fresh meats generally this mountain
country affords, at the lowest cash
prices. Call on ZACHARY Bros.
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,v.rr RoppINf. N WayNEsyIII.E,

PRIVATE BoRBING IN WAYNEsVILLE.
The undersigned is prepared tc accom-
nodate limited number of b0ardefs at
her home in Waynesville. Convenient
to the White Sulphur Springs. Accom-
uodations guaranteed. Terms moderate.
IF MEs. j I. B. s. MclNTosH
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ENtAMPMENT NoTEs.

Powell and Snider, the wholesale
grocers, have opened an Office at Camp
Scales where the boys can leave their
orders for any thing in the grocery or
produce line and have their goods deliy-
cred in the camp. This will BE great
convenience in the camp. 2t
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-07-25

A full line of both Taylor's and Rob-
ertson's Stereoscopic Views at ]. L. Will
kie & Cos.
Peoples popular prices admission only
25 cents at the Opera Hall tonight.
The Cigar Girl of Cuba tonight Ad-
mission 25c.
Miss Della, daugater of Col. S. Med.
Tate, of Morgahton, is in Asheville.
Annie Firmin as the pretty Cigar Cir
tonight; admission only 25 cents.
Lieut.. Leinster of the Iredell Blues
gave US pleasant call to-day. He is a
genial, jolly soldier.
Major Dodamead has been called to
Richmond, Va, by the severe illness of
his father.
Miss Louise, daughter of Maj. Jas. w.
Wilson, of Morganton, is visiting her cous-
ins, Misses. Mamie and Mary Erwin.
Mess. Mitchell, Alderman and Wilson of
the Wilmington Band, went over from
Camp Scales this morning to spend a day
at Waynesville.
There will be an Ordination to the
Ministry by Bishop Lyman, at Trinity
Church, next Monday. Service to be-
gin at 10 a. M.
See the notice of the Greenville and
Tusculum College, located at TuscuIum,
Tennessee. This institution offers pee
uliar advantages.
The Medical College of Virginia, loca-
ted at Richmond, again GENES to the
| front with its annual advertisement
See it in another column.
A heavy rain storm visited the Haw
Creek section of this county yesterday
washing heavily. 1t extended into the
eastern portion of the city.
Rain yesterday fell in the east end Of
the town; but west, and on the road to
the camp grounds. the dust was undis-
turbed. We hear of fine rains through
the county, IN localities only, of course,
The little son of Mr.. Thomas Duckett
who was accidentally burned yesterday
by the explosion of lamp, is reported
much better by his attending physician
DR.. Ballard.
L ASOf. AAOA4A1 toA1AbAi, 10 A(sJ OA5A4OO41o
boro, will preach to the Presbyterian
congregation tomorrow morning at II
o'clock. Services in the Courtroom
The public invited to come. DR.. Smith
is one of the ablest ministers in the State
and our community will hear him with
great pleasure.
Col. Jeptha Israel this morning regaled
us with supply of delicious soft peach.
es, from his own trees here in the city
and brought them when they could bf
enjoyed at the hour when, according tc
the Spanish proverb, fruit is gold.
There will be bicycle race at the Skat
ing Rink tonight 1t will be FIVE mile
dash between the two champions Polhill
4 of Macon, Ga, and Maxwell, of Charlotte
| N. c., the winner to receive handsome
gold medal. This is something new in
i Asheville and will doubtless draw a large
crowd
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Third Regiment Pure Mountain Dew
on draft, with everything else usually
kept in a frst-class bar, at w. o. Muller
& Co.'s Public Square. Cal Jones, Dick
Sorrell and Ben Young ask all to "dew
drop in.
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| DR. CuRaY

DR.. CURRY
Win preach in the Baptist church to-
morrow, Sunday, night.
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KEEP IT BEFoRE THE PEOPLE,
That the number Of guests at Haywood
White Sulphur Springs is now between
one and two hundred. but room for
more. If
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PRIVATE BOARDING.
Visitors can find nice pleasant rooms
and good board, liberal rates at
Mrs. NJ. j. RIDsDALE's,
july 23-1 wk Spruce Street.
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NOTICE.

The incorporators of the AsheyiIle Cemetery
Company are requested to call and sign the ar
ticles of association, which have been prepared
by the committee for that purpose. They viii
also take notice that it is proposed to have q
meeting Of the company on Monday, July 9th,
at 6 D. M, at the Bank of Asheviile. to COM
plete the permanent organization, and ell stock
holders who wish to tai part in such organi-
zation are expected, before doing 80, to depos-
il in bank, to the credit of the company, the
asaount of their subscription to the capital
stock The articles of association can be found
at the Office of the Register OF Deeds to receive
the signatures of the incorporation from this
time to the day of meeting.
y e. RANKIN.
IL 24-2t Chairman pro tenn.
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5Cafpefs, Nattings, Squares. Rugs, Mats
Oil Cloths, Lace Curtains, Cret0nNes, Roao
Silks, Ihrcomaas, Table Damdsks, 5Sheetillg,
1e,sSsf' soatf NspS'sil Il. sf REDWOOD { co.
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rpp = RrF3nrl :, 8 3irITE = ipI,oIPII,r Z.

KEEP IT BEFoRE THE PEoPLE,
That the. water at Haywood White
Sulphur Springs is a specific for all dis
eases of the Liver, Stomach and Kid
nt.ys. #
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Visitors will find the largest lot of
Goods for presents at j L. Wilke 4 Co.'s
Book Store, Eagle building.
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The DAILY CITIZEN
Gives the only telegraphic dispatches
received.
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. TAKINe CouNTERsIGN.

Mr.. Geo. Bell, with his beef wagon
went to the camps yesterday to deliver
that necessary article of q soldiers diet,
and before he knew it, he had driven
across the guard line. The sentinel
promptly ordered q halt, and demanded
sponGed Mr.. Bell, and he was allowed
to pass. This evidently went straight to
the heart of that sentinel.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-07-25

Send yo;.r JOB Work of all kinds to the
Citizen Office, If you acdnt 1t done neatly,
cheaply and qcitA dispatch.
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The best cent Cigar in town at Ly-
ons'-" White Rose"
w. T. Weaver, Sole Agent for Hess
Hand Made Shoes for men. If
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BoARD FOR THE SUMMER.

Board FOR THE SUMMER
Handsome location, fine grove, large
yard, new house and new furniture.
apply to S. F. VENABLE,
Academy Street,
july If near Male Academy.
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Clotling Of az grades, for men, youths
and children; also a good stock Of 1fegs's
FIiniskialg Goods,
e9kF e: RELlW00D e CO.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

IAT,ANTED.
A partnership with a man of capital or means
to Steam Dry and rehandle Leaf Tobacco on
order in Asheville
With a man of long experiences and estabt tshed
trade in the leaf and manufacturing trades of
Virginia. Kentucky. North Carolina and foreign
markets. Address &. w. N,
july esd mo BOX 6S, Reidsyille, N. @.
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Why do you go bare-footed when you
can get shoes so cheap at w. 4. Weaver
& Co.'S.
THE BEST HAY IN THE WORLD
For $L15 per hundred. at the Depot.
Call early. IT,
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DAILY EDITION.
INTERESTING READING MAhTER
ON THE FOURTH PAGE.
Arravar and departure Of the Trains.

Arrival and Departure OF the Trains.
SAIIsBuRY--M Mail train arrives 8.S7 A. N.
Departs SAT p. M.
81. Day train arrives at ALA P: N.
g departs at 1890 A. N.
Tennessee Arrives 5:37 r. M.
z. Departs S:47 A. M.
WAYNEsvILLE-Arriyes $3.50 P. NJ.
Departs 300 A. NJ.
The Waynesville train reaches that point at
l1:30 returning, leaves Waynesville at 1.S6
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BOARDING. Good board, by the day,
week or month, can be secured at the
residence of the undersigned, on North
side of Woodfin street, near the Baptist
church. Comfortable rooms, large shady
yard, good table, and splendid water
Satisfaction guaranteed. Members of
the Teachers Assembly boarded at $1.O0
per day. Table boarders wanted.
fjy16 Miss Macy A. MILLER.
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2sJII.RoAD TIoKETs.

RsMRoAD 4IcKETs.
Parties having tickets to dispose OF ln
any direction. will call on me at the
SWannanoa Hotel w. d y JoEEs
tse1
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