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tDO en- FisSoTg ss;s.,.,.;

1t is as reasonable to exract figs from
histlcs as to look for good results wher
1oor seeds are planted IfyOu plant an
corn you cannot gather aprcCts, sud
. / you SOW poor and old seeds vou can
lot have large and solid cabbaG,- heads,
lor round and regular tomatoes, nor
perfect and juicy canteICnpys. The
moral Of this IS, Be suce YOU -. a.,.,l'
.~eds to avoid disappointment Ian
ireth's seeds are regarded the best atI
,ver the United States, aFI you can set
he best crop at Pelham's Drug Store
d&Wtf
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14
LATEST NEWS.
Congress.

WASHINGTON, March II SENATE
Mr.. Evarts, by request, introduced a
bill to settle the Central Pacific rail.
road debt This is the bill prepared
1y vice president Huntington and
bv him presented to the House Pa
crtic railroad committee recently.
The same bill was introduced in the
House to-day, also 10y request, by
NJ Biggs, of Cal fornia.
The motion 10 refer the Presidents
message vas taken up, and Mr.. Col
quit addressed the Senate The
message, lie said contained two self
evident truisms: First. That taxa
ton should be limited in amount
10 sum n 'cessary Tor the proper
administration Of the government,
and second, the reduction or re-
mOyaf of taxes should be upon the
Hecessaries OF life rather than upon
the fuxrries aid supeIilnities. These
TWO principles commend themselves
TO the Common sense Of mankind.
1t WAS wonderful that any party or
person could dispute them. 1t was
NOT pos-ibl- to controvert them
without TRANSMITTING them into less
lntyiliglble forms and darkening
the c3unsel'S bywords The message
uati made {! profound impression
at home .,nd abroad and had re-it-
Grated the hearty and profound Ell.
dnrselrtnt nj Wis and judicious
men everywhere. 1t appealed at
unce TO tie head aud the heart OF
tl,., country, and NI. Cleveland had
nnrfi-d ant clarified the issues be-
lore the country and condensed
tn. NJ ali into two plain issues, he
might say into on"-tlat Of tax.
Mr.. D1we3 prt-euttd memorial
OF ;5s. Ieading w"n!eu manufactures
and growers HskDug ic iSlation to
prot~ctJhe wool interests.
! U"lit;nu was resented against
tie rrdu>!jon # he duty OF lumber
..,! sat.
House Under the c..il Of States
large number of bills ana resolu-
o"s Were introduced and referred,
among whi1h the following:
70 provide for the settlement Of
tn" debt Of tie Central Pacific rail-
Wy company (HuEtington) bill
directing th~ committee on agricuI
ture - Inquire into the eXpediency
ot prohibiting the sale of COM
pounds, irr til f,rE,it of the Hast
lng- and D1kota railroad land grant |
in MiuurS"tr; relating to tariff |
I'.d internal taxation (thc Randall |
bill
/" encourage the holding of a
II t,on2I industrial exposition of the |
c0iorci race
prn"idin2 for a commission to in~
trusts, and tor the repeal /
ot the protective tariff on all indus
tries.
A Senate Joint resolution WAS
passed for inves iga iug t,~ prac,i
cability of cnnstruc ing e reservoir
for the storage of tb- wulers il The
arid region of the Uril,' StrtcS.
Mr.. Bayne, OF Penn~vjv&:lia. ris-
ing to point OF privilege, offered a
preamble and resolution recording
that it was stated that the commit
lee on ways and means has not only |
r-fustd oral hearing to producers.
manufacturers and workmen, but
has denied to them birth right;
to have their petitions read direct
log h" cOGImtjtee on rules to make |
I thorough inquiry in the matter.
Mr. Er ...@leHrtiye, of ken'ucKy, |
raiS.d g"i"t "f order against the !
isolation that it was MT privileged,
~" the speaker pr) tenn sustai ed |
.ht' action.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14
JUSTICE AT LAST

Justice AT LAST"
On Sunday morning at Washing
ton, n. c W. a Parton, tried some
years ago for the assassination of Genl
BRYAN Grimes, . as taken from thr
lock up, wl,-re he had been placed
the nigh. before for drum >s'n"ss. anil
hung to the draw-bridge near that
town A placard was attached to
him with Justice at last painted
there III.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14
DEATH OF d.. D. J. CAIN.

- - - - - 49, - >~'A1-''
Our :omnpunity will he & cafly
and n3ir':I'y shocked AT the ar~
n 'nr"m ii! ihst Hr. D. J. Cain i
dead. For @.ine months he tad Ecp,
feeble, ai.d recently went TO Charles
ton hoping Ior rest and restoration .
But The end had come, and on Mon
day night, at 10 clock he hreathec
his !ast. His family, save his s'n,
Mr.. Btrkrly Cain. wer" with him ~
his death. MIR. BtlkeIy Cain left on
rh. 9 O'Clock trtin Mo day nigh
for Charleston. A prrer, better
man never lived, and lie will GER
ainiy be missed by a very lacgt
circle of triend-, who sincerely
mourn with his fani'iy in tE''r
bereavement. He WAS ,hout 20
wears ofagr. W" vii! publish in Il
lay or two a more eXir"Ged 1otic.
f the VIRTUES and excellent qu<iitit.
f"ur dece: sy1 IIicLG aI,d feil1H
citizen,
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14
SHORTHAND,

Short Hand thoroughly taught by cur improved
method ON %;unSOns y stem IN from four O five
months by COrrGSp ndcHc AsslsLa ce .eEdt r. d
deRts in getting good pOsliOu- Sue, Gss
yUaraLteeG. Don't & to Sh1- -t-hInd school at
gre t expense When we can teach c0E as well by
ai at normal cost. Our Instruction IS inst as
satisfactory as all exercises and mis- ahc- are
:orrectL aud returned. aur new Instruction
iTen, thereby making it just as thorough a per
-OnaI Instruction We will guarantee u carry Il
student to 15 ordS in iCEr months 1 Lstruc ions
IRE care ull, followed. All of our students are
places IN positions Immediately up II graduation
Tuition, time UNI mi ed 5000, S5 paY4bI. in adj.
vance and s. up N completion of cUur- Text
Books and cnmUlett outfit, post paId -. Wllte
is if YOU wish further Information.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14
Manufactured ice.

For the information Of IKE pTnIic ana Il cor.
rect erroneous idess OF the subject Ci .EtIfcia
ice Mr.. II T. Collins. Of the A>n-r+.i2 lc- ~.
Coal Company, has given the follow I.ias IT
in regard to the mHnuiarturC OF .cu: Cur li:l.
ner of making ice Is 20 dIstii the yst~r lS cor
densing steam, tn S making I Hl so uIc'y rUr
Then 1t il passed over ChaTcO&. to CoIlilct.,l y
deodOrizc it and arrest any remaining traces
impure matter, after which caus filed with u.
placed in brine chilled brlOw the figrziHs DUitt
and there it remains until it is frUz.i - c,eH- &.
crystal and almost as solid as glass This ig, j,
alone fit for human use II las S One-r hir long.
than natural ice and has III to medicinal vr,u-.
Of the high-priced table " t-r, q cJsLIlcj-..
lind
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14
THR Boston STARS.

Will give their second and last
performance at Opera Hall tonight.
The programme will embrace Emer-
sons Master piece, Southern Cross"
Mrs. Emerson in ''AIignon, and
Nella Brown and tn entire company
in AUX Italians" besides other Sc
lectiors of no less note. All who at
tended the entertainment last evening
will bear us out in saying that this is
the best combination that has visited
AsheviiSGsthis season.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14
EEN ADVERIISEAii.NIr.
sum MER TERN

's"Sins April I6, Ends sua.e 23, 1855
New classes and private instruction IA Voice
,'.d.o, NIohn, and all Orch .>tra In trumc.r.s :,
'tno and organ tuning, OrAtory, Eng III
ranches Freuch, German and It4 a. i4,-I-
ages, Dra ing, Painting, Modelling aad P,Irs iai-
ure luit II, s. to S25 per tern Lectures on
Au ie Ar Literature, etc , by eminenl spec ais ;
md General asses, Re :itals. e.c., free to 81
Students. Board ard room in the New stsmp
500 to 81 so per week. New Cnlencar free,
Address
NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY,
Z. TOURJEk. Dir, Franklin Sd, puston
inch Is dtSSImo
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14

For late Novels. Daily Northern and
Southern papers, Maeazines and Fashion
8azars; also the latest sy es Of writing
aper and envelopes, VISITING cards
|tereoscopic and other views of Ash.
lille and Western North Carolina and
nything else to BE- found in the otaii n.
Ary line, go t. CarSon's Statio1vrv al
,rN Store, > doors North OF The Post
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14
Syrup Of Figs

Is Natures own true laxative. 1t is the most
easilyf taken, and the most effective lemedy
k n to Cleanse the Systepa when Bilious or
ztive; to dispel Headaches, Colds, and
Fevers; to cure HabitualC Constipation, Iudiges
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by the
California Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco,
Tt,. For sale BY II. 81. Lyons
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14

A large lot of chuice Spring . g.o,i- ], st
received. II. REDwGOD 4. 90.
deod4t
Bulk Toilet Extmcts, Perfumery Of
Foreign and Domestic makes, Fine oilet
Soaps in great variety at
mch IL dly CARMICHAEL's.
New Spring shaps Dunlap Derbies,
just in, at WHtTLoCK's.
div
If you want hair, tooth nail, or shoe
brush, full and complete stock is KEEP by
W. g. CARMICHAEL.
mch IL d1y Apothecary.
New Millinery, all the new Spring
shapes from New York, j st in, at
od1w WHITLocK's.
Extract of Vanilla and Lemon, made
full strength and >old in bulk, also pure
powdered Spices, Cream of Tartar,
&e,. at CARMIUHAKL's
inch II d1y Drug Store:
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WHITLOCK' y
NV EcIiIis.g Department

In or er to supply our mum roCs
,gtrn:e with Iew class of Clothing Tot
ley: Boys and children. | have opened
rev place two q ,ur5 below ~ hit'oci',
rner" whore am prepared to ulf,-r ;
npie E ner stock oi the !ii'.t It, iish
best fitting, and st ntt.rjt .tiae clothing
that bave yet b-eu put VA this market
The prices will h. reasonable and
nnitOrm to al.
| will devote II, personal aittAtiOn f"
his branch, and Ca@ safely assert that
here are ttsm ,ac, n uop state Who are
b tier equi ,.peu A!;h eN;,sri"EiSe and
Si;.iIities to f!r:Its>r the ts>t class O.
lnt!iiuL a. luM, =: - -. prices than /
,tn t,au s;rt' ,'1,l ;;t.' trouble Of order
pg fuu, abroad | ~"arantee sati-fa.
IN ii n! classes a''d .Gt goa. brtter than
~ "aH .rt &ur where els.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
will n4he '9Olhing To order of Il e
best grades Of Imported and D,mrs C
goods only.
l can safely promise yoI as good
fitting. and stylish garments as The ba-;
merchant tailors in the largest cities cnr
produce at less than city prices toi sam
class of work.
No nisfts uiH be passed n aay custome.
One trial will convince the bast critic o.
custom clothing that exaggerat" nothing
Respectfully
A. WHITLOCK. Agent.
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REDUCING SroCK AT LAWS.

iGhDOOlNS ~ Olh Al LA W >.
We offer extra low prices all this
month; We are closing out entirely some
mes OF Crockery and Glass, and of,
rail, or odd lots at half prices to close
hem out Our large line of best silver
lated ware is all greatly reduced in
rice Specially low hsrres all this week,
at Laws,
opposite Post Office.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14
Delicate Diseases

If either sex, however induced, promrt.
~, thoroughly and permanently cur, {
send 10 cents in stamps for large illus,t :
ed treatise. Worlds Dispensary Me =
cal Association, Cos Main street, 3 f.
falo, N. y. d6wIv
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14
If STARS" LAST NIGHT.

Quite a large and tashlouabi" "a
.li"nce greeted the appearance -!
the "Boston Stars at Opera Hail
list night. The entertainment Lr-
gan with a piana solo by Prof. K ng
which was we'll received and tn
cored. The inimitable Emess n
xt treated the audience to the Ia
nous ''Eme,snnian'-a cornet s''in
If his nwn composition, a:,d the APP
plause ampl~ testified t. til
skill OF the performer Miss Nrlia
F. Brown read tha 'CharioG
Race" from "Ben Hur," Lev
WalIace's noted novel. aud
was heartily applaude1. MahaIut
amer$nn'S singing was tie best We
rave heard in many a day. a'd she
improves as tiiI- OIL ar Tx II ~,
all, this WAS tbs best rnt -r1air,lue!r!
4iven in Asheville this sea5nn, and
we take the greatest pleasure IN an
nuuncing the fact that the "Sta S"
will give another tonight with an
entire change of programme. Dom
fail to see them, as this will lie the
last opportunity offered # seeing
and hearing Company who carry
out all they advertise, and who
have met with prhis., from people
and press wherever th,y have hstn.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14
BOOK X EEPING.

Both Single and DouUle TRY, forms of Afer
to seiher with al forms of Commercial Paper
Calculations, etc, taught practically by II meth
cd of correspondence Se.s are WoIk ked and sent
for correction. We win guarantee to teach prac-
tical bookkeeping in from three to five months
if instIuc are followed or will refund tuition
Tuition, time II limit SO co. S. 90 payaDle in
advance anu s. 90 upon com nl.letlon OF course
Books, Blanks, etc, complete by mail 81 0G. Ad-
dress,
SOUTHERN SHORTHAND BUREAU
mch 10 dlfmoS Chattanooga, 7. mn.
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ADVERTISERS, NOTICE,

Advertisements or changes for Sundays
CITIZEN should be handed on Friday
v"n'ns or e'ry Saturday iaoenin. to
insure insertion,
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14

A GOOD BENEFIT FOR THE Mission
HosPITAL.
The Amateur Minstrel perform
ance at Battery Park Saturday night
was a most successful affair altogeth-
er. The performances Were not only
excellent, but the receipts for the Hos.
pital will reach the comfortable sum
of about Or little over $4,000.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14

Send yo&r job Work of oH kinds 10 Hs
Cit!zGs OJjcs, II g2:3 tr0af Il 3oae ,ssntlg
cheGpig End '"if1 :ijs2G:ch.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14

New line Creton' G,ng 1ams, Seersuck
ers, p ain and striped Chambrys.
BREvARD & BLANToN.
A large lot of choice Spring goods just
received. II. REDWOOD & Co.
deod4t
New line Of Henrietta Cloths in tht
latest s. AIDES. BREvARD& BLANToN.
For Cigass, Cigarettes, and Tobacco go :,
mch IL dly w. Z. CARMICHAEL.
For good sc smoke try 'Game Cock
Only at
div Cook & LABARBE's
We are receiving daily our.new good,
Come md look No trouble to .shoN
them. BKEvARD & BLANToN.
A large lot OF choice Spring goods just
received. II. REDWOOD & Co
deod4t
Fresh lot of Florida oranges, Sicily
lem ms, apples, &c, just in at
dat Cook & LABARBE's, 20 N. Main 81.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14
PURE GERMAN RllrERs.

This srI'udid tonic. a sure, steady and
i3ithful lcnleGv for all nervous debility,
for sale - Jones Pioneer Bar-strictly
'or medical purposes.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14
THaZl seAtg.Y GEFEZEN

LARGER DAILY AND WEEKLY CIR
CULATG0N ~ WESTERN NORTH CARO-
LIMA AND EAST NNEsSEE THAN ANY
OTHER PAPER. CONSTANTLY IAyREAs-
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14

SAIIsBUE Ey-ArTir- 6 SOS p. M leaves for Nor
iStOUu at 5:7S > IN
rFNNESsEE Arrives at II 43 n m, and leaves Mt
- l. m Arrives at 9:4l p. NJ, and leaves for
~par arhTIg 9:t9 T.. m.
>PAtTANBvEG- Arrives at "a, u; leaves for
'CniStuwn al 10 q m. l rc'ght accom- mGGatinE
ayes A>hevilc IL $40 q. m, and arrives at 900
D. II.
WAYNESvIILT--IcaveS AsEevillc ct $50 & m,
Nj arrives a. i:51 =. II
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14
ON TRIAL FOR HIS LIFE,
Arrangement of william Cow
an, Charged With the Muir.
der of JeG Gaines.

~ w beAA @AAO -
der of Jeff Gaines.
In the Superior Court Yesterday
morning. The case Of the State Us
VIM. Cowan, charged with the muir
der of jeff Gaines, was called at 9:3t
o'lock.
The prisoner was in court sur
r unded by his counsel, Messfs. M'
E. Garter, P. A. Cummings and
Thrs. A. Jones, and the selection oi
a jury to try .lr case was at once
b gun, The list OF regular tales
Jurors being exhauste! the special
venire of thirty men were next
gone through with and only eleven
accepted. Another special venire of
! twenty iEza was ordered to be SUN
/ moned by the Ju.lge .etlrnable
inst inter, and r. cess o. half an
hour WAS taken.
Al 11:3O the sp ciai venire Of
twenty men were sworn in, and
after few objections by both State
and defence the following jury were
chosen mrid rmpaneled: F. NJ Alex
tnder. Thns l.. Smart, J B. Sum
ner, J. S Brown, NJ. +. Roberts, :.
W Ray, J H. Eat n, " a. Gregg,
u. NJ Cock an. T. J. Ha:kins. ".
A. Patton and }. II Foster.
After The jury A"d taken their
-eats in the box the examination of
the witnesses began. commencing
rirst with the police officers Smith
and Mcdowell who arrested Cow
tti, who IN turn Were followed by
tie testimony Of DIR. J. 4. u a'sun,
'nc attendant physician upon
Gaines. DR.. Watson testified that
.t:e tccnaStI came - ti!- death by
means Of the pistol shot wound i".t
below the navel. The Gnte-mo7 ten
7attnlrtit Of Giiu~a was then !, u
to the jury by Solicitor Moody.
everal other Witnesses t.stitiru
iitrT which The State rested rs case.
va q recess WIS had until ,: -
o'clock:
Ui,n tte :r.aS cnbliDG oi th'
''"urt testimony t@T The GeGen,c VS.
''>rodu ID Wh;"A lasted littr
Over an hOuf. Wien the case Wa
pr"sf;i,,t 10 thc jury by Mr.. 'i'n"-
I,,.,l :, ~ - -. i, MI .,r =. ID
.',.~, i ;.
~ 90" '''l" '>'i ">l''
a!-t'ih't'. 1T III turn, was ~ 'h"eh
" aGt. u. l.. CaIter, lii citai
4EG very io.cihIs. sppech. and the
,.,S. vaS then ,.'c.aj ~ &o.i,i,cr
Mr,J,,
Nhoo''S
FiH i0h"i then pfocrrdet |"
charge t:l@ lufy, %h,Ch he did j. Il
clear and c1nsie. manner. frs,
re c:diag TIE written tesiinInny
Il wifi.t ssts. both fnc ;iit. t,t klneT <
tn,j Irosec III. II. and then i:lstru, =
hl9 th"n - irngtA regarding III
aw Oh liz suhjtC:.
!. ,,.,..vn n,i,.,,t.s J., & ,I,.:.,.i,
=; tjI,
''@ 10y i'''. e. "ii'' iI'u liOt 'i''u'
"P uHch E'fHl"t al tle houf OF HGI
g0InG to pres.
EEEY IMPORTANT LETTING.
very i.n,or.,,.t ,, ..a,irr fharatoGoro
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14
For RENT,

For RENT.
For 3, & OF l. months one Of the neat
st and most attractive cottage homes in
the city, rooms, handsomely furnished
throughout, stoves IN ever room, We'll
of pure water under shelter, stable, Car
riage, coal and wood horses all complete
in one square of Battery Park, good
neighborhocd. Apply at the CITIZEN
office.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14

Don't buy your new Dress Goods be-
fore priC n AT the cheap store of
BREVARD & BLANTON,
\ large lot "f choice Spring goods Just
eceived. ii REDWOOD & Co.
deod4t
Dunlap Latest,
div at WHIILocK's.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14

We have a beautiful line Of 10 cents
single Cashmeres.
BREvARD & BLANroN.
A large lot Of choice Spring goods just
received. H. REDwooD s. %.
deod4t
A large lot of choice Spring goods just
received. H. REDWOOD & Co.
deod4t
For every thing connected with a well
appointed retail drug store call on
mch IL d1y w. c. CARMICHAEL
Spring Dress Goods,
div at WHITLocK'5.
Fine Embroideries and w Goods,
div at WHlTLocK's.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14
DO We Dig our Graves viii. our Tees!.9

Some say We do; others again act Il, if
hey thought SO. However, this NAV ne.
it is truth that many people contribute
to their early decline 10y marked imp. I'd
rnces. One of these is clearly shown TO-
'ay by hundreds who disregard the laws
# health and expose themselves to the
igors of winter without ou-4 regard to its
consequences. What are these, YOU K?
tne death roll will tell you. The answer
5 Pneumonia, Broncnitis, Group, Whoop-
ng Cough, Colds and Asthma. and the
everer pulmonary troubles usua " c.n
'e traced t. these CX poEures. Tni> shoaIG
re avoided, and can be somewhat, by the
imelv use of PelI.am's iectoral Syrup.
1t % cents a bottle. This Syrup is en-
i"rsed by everyhoGy th:oughoot New
berry and surrounding counties, and in
North Carolina. p cents for Pelha'ns'
Pectoral Syrup. d&wtr
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14

Eastern mail trirty minutes he
hind time list night.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14

Why do Brevard s. Blanton sell such
nice Clothing cheaper than anybody
else? Because they buy and sell for
CASH. diff
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14

s-ra':.s .z,:; s:ra"rsure Of Passenger
Grains.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14
: WDMamn-s ss.~covcry.

"Anothtr wonderful discovery las beer!
made AMI thai too I,v a lady IL tn.
county. Dise:se fastened lis ciutcl...-
upon her AMI fer seven Years ,tI5 y:itir
StU.:i IH aAycTeSt !pS!S. bGlt her vita
ofgaGs were undermined anh Geati
seemed imminent. Fer three month
she c5ugl3ed ihces>an;iy aud could rot
sleep. She bougit Gf rs a bottle al DR..
Kings New Discovery for CoLsumi tion
and was SO much relieved ,fi taking first
dose hat sir' s!el,: 4li night and with
one bvttie iIas been t:firac;lt, usIY cured
Her name Is M1>. Lut"t'r Lutz." Tnua
write " {. !ianIsi i y Co., of Shelby
\. C-J"t a fire. i.l bottle at Ii. Il
LYONS drug store
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14

We ARE VERY SORRY, But REALLY CAN
NOT DO IT."
We are not selling our goods out al
hoJ' prices, or even with one third Of, as
oar prizes are all marked very loH. We
are aIH avs anxious to close out our stock
That's what we are dong business for
TO ssU goods. Call and get prices, at
DIFF LANG's, the Jeweler
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14

A large lot of nice bath, slate and car
riage Sponges, Chami'sS 5 ins of all sizes,
lust received at CARMIcHAEL'S
mch Idly Drug Store.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14
FoR RENT.

FOR hENT.
-Four nicely furnished rooms,
for rent. Apply to No. 9 N. Mai
st., or 3S Bailey st. div
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-14
DPS. HAkGbU & GhIJHELL
OFFICE in EasIs GIocL, GG .Ea.as5,
ASHENillE. n. c

Compound VA,ge,. t.Aa.-a, IN connection
ton, Asthma, H."Tcl:ris. -.,-,.l C..r,r.I. srIt
Throat. Loss Of Voice, Diseases q tne ,ycr an>
kidneys, BHIieT, mi al .5--.sg- IL. u o..
IMPURE or impoverished blood
fails, 4!
AsHEviLLE. y. C., Jauuar, 1858.
In justice TO al s.lnil..y ar. ,t,d wi 81 or1r
selves as well s. Ia Bts. I.r....!, & ...chcll
voluntarily make the fol owing statement:
My wife has suffered for sI'rr.u .r.'Fs VIII
until last November wh... she wa u.a,,!, :!
up, but part Of cacn GI-.
NOappCt!te. night sea "a. s.ru',.. . i!l1 l~l is.
OF hesh The best l.h <frial1s g.. -oHII"y, We.
mont advised all im!a D!'-r G.rult IL SputG
We reached Ashevilla NDvCg.h. j. ..;h uGd r..r
menced taking treatment e. D.s U1Icau an
Gatchell, inha ing CouprGI.I Oxygen am ia
sam yapor. My vile hs.~ int".r. =" lalI5 ; !rol.
the hrst Her G:p' tig B., -..d- ~.rtf> ~sl.
coughs but little rai.r. .,-. ..-,l sy.,u.- ceased
no pain anywhere. u..., .u.r 80. ..,.G limb.
the mountain If:r ii-, ., '... .il,c..
IDS. IN we!s !. 80 f.. e.: -'. #a,' nc. ll'u.Es
treatment viii aitIct = .,Ir.:.u,s.t Gre. \ t,q
myself / am del shtei - state that i',:; ~ tG
TeRli. TeRli 'y from the fret treatment . al" n,"r'
have suffered FOR IS years almost beyond
endurance with the worst 'ciIn o. l'A.-
had abauCUELa AL h.Iu UG .,l.t t." Drs
treatment Aa uecn get and a....-t p.iucs'
still has chCri' Il Il cure .". lie.
yours r''iecj.L.':,
Mr.. and Mrs Smith are living il roTn az. car.
verify ana add 10 tui GErEr.
HOME TREATMENT,
We manuiac,ulc The Compound lZvG,... aiI,
ship II to all parts Of tic country, even ~ n,
Pacih' Coat We sen" arp.rsruS ,..G Cij, mia!
olas two months fer 242. THIS i - Va.lau,
Rs.he Office treatment
Tue wonderful curative rtS.its CDtuiull Tlli
hstreatmcnt tsA-tonisaia- even - u.
" lou irish 10 IcafR Ua.f gf M. tt ,'G,gr. Gaf or
ehccesS in the Ot ChrDH" DstUs,>. tTEg cr CJ.
Eori;'HNated book erp'Ci9Lao trsGH"ctfrce.
DRS. HARGAN & GATCnELL,
81 Main Street, Ashevii,c, :. 9
June 3-dawtf