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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-10-18
THE DIVIDING LINE.

THE DIVIDING; LINE.
Commencing at the township line
at point where the eastern extension
Of Broadway would inter>ec; the town.
ship line. thence west ON Broadway To
New York avenue. north on New
York avenue 10 Fifth street. west on
Fifth street to Lamine, north on Id
mine 10 the first alleyway (between
Fourth and Fifth streets west 10
Ohio street. south Ia Fifth street. west
to Quincy avenue, north to Third
street and west on the extension of
Third street TO the township line. The
center of the court house marks the
dividing line nj that point, the polling
places being the north and south halls
of the court house.
ELECTION JUDGES.
The Judges of election are Is follows
Sedalia township, precinct No. l
(northD: \. X. Ea>ton, }. NJ. West,
ID. Miller. :. y. Rose. Bell Hutchin-
son and ii. l.. Myers.
Precinct No. 2 SOUTH VIM. Let's,
Geo. +. Dugan. Frank Eastey, Jno.
Waddle; V. p. Hart and c. c. Jack
son.
Heath's creek township-E. +.
Scott, \. p. Elmore. Geo. f. Speer>,
+. X. Keller, James Smiley and Jno.
kellerman.
Longwood town>hip-M. \. Ayers,
W. f. Taylor, Jno W. Lakin, j. ID.
Claycomb, J. H. Jones and Charley
Butterwick.
Houstonia township-F. {. Hay
man, 7. +. Houston, Robt. Dorsey,
Andy Wright, Josiah Scott, and ID.
+. Longan.
Blackwater townShip-Precinct No
|: NJ V. Tyler, X. {. Kelly, b. b.
Ferguson. VIM. Vickery, Jno. Ker-
mutt and Solomon Spurgeon Pre-
cinct No. 2 (Stokely) ID. II. Norris,
G. NJ. Lee, Milton Scott, W. II. Ris-
sler, Jno. Oglesby and W. H. Whit
field.
Lamonte township-L. c. Little
field, John S. Fleming, X. +. Guth-
rie, VIM. Rutan, G. H. Shepherd and
J. S. White.
Dresden township. NJ. Baldwin.
Tim Buckley, JEFF De Jarnett, NJ. \.
Calls, John Todd and Nelson Painter.
Cedar township. J. Lowry, W.
S. Castle, j. W. Marsh, W. II. Fuller,
w. X. Carpenter and w. Cummings.
Bowling Green township-Charles
O'Neil, John Mcfarland, Eli Palmer,
A. ID. Lane, l. NJ. Danforth and
Peter Kahrs.
SmithtOn township-James X.
Smith, John Rudy, David Shv, VIM.
Boxer. W. Il. Baugh and j. ID. Mon
sees.
Prairie township-A. L. Haggard.
II. NJ. Scotch, Frank Stevens, H.
Chryst, Sam Arnett and J. H. Stew
ems.
Elk Fork township. L. Taylor,
s. A. Kendrick, VIM. Powell, W. 5.
Pace, S. b. Haight and NJ. Anderson.
Green Ridge township-G. f. Hol-
lenbeck, J. w. Brown, Joseph
Vaughan, J. +. Carter, Charles Wad-
leigh and W. ii. Path.
Washington township. +. Howe,
c. W. Denny, &. l.. Bennett, W. W.
Carpenter +. Quaintancer, and Joseph
Ridenour.
Flat Creek township-M. S. Dur
rill, Dan Donnohoe, II. {. Mowry,
w. F. Crawford, NJ. O'Brien and
and John b. Van Dyke.
Lake Creek township - William
G.. w. Anderson, Edward
BANNER, w. H. Devaul, j. {. Kahrs
and Phil Zimmerschied.
Hughesville township - Patrick
&. W. McAninch, Jno. n.
J. ID. Ramey, Lucien Black
and Thos. H. Calls.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-10-18
PASSING OF TENNYSON.
Buried in Westminster Abbey Wedne>-
day. October Il, 1892
BY GEORGE W. FERREi..

BY GEORGE W. FERREL-
Law the Laureate down
With wreath and cross and crown.
Put flowers upon his breast,
And let him sink To rest.
Along the tide of time
lie wrought in noble>r rhyme;
Told oi the running streams,
Of drifting snow. and dreams;
Spake ri the flowers that start
Out Of young April, heart;
Wooed AT Loves holy place.
And caught the rainbow> grace.
lie entered nj the hall
Of kings imperial.
And stepped in princely pride
By knightly Arihur> side;
San. in q ,lcathie>s strain
Those who'll not come again;
Looked far across the SEA,
In all it, gloom ar glec,
And saw 4 ship one day
Fear Enoch Ear away,
And then. when te,liou> YEAR
Had dried the moIr,lcr> tears.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-10-18

Unless the breath is like spicy gale,
Unless the teeth CLEAN like the driven
snow,
There is no dazzling smile or tender tale,
Grateful to woman's eye or ear, We know.
The tale would lose its charms-the smile
be gaunt,
Till brought within the spell of 500
DON'T.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-10-18
GETTING READY.
The County Court Creates an
Additional Polling Place in
the City and Selects
Judges Of Election.

After considerable discussion, the
county court Yesterday divided the
township into two precincts. The fol-
lowing i
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-10-18

Coughing Leads to Consumption.
kemp's Balsam stops the cough at once.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29

A conscientious lady of this city had
hired a new girl and was posting her il,
her domestic duties.
"Now, Hannah, when | do not wish
to see any one that calls, expect you
to say not at home,'" said the model
mistress.
but wouldn't that be a lie, ma'am?
asked Hannah.
"Not at all. 1t means not at home t,
you,' which is quite different from say
ing that am out. Do you understand
"Yes'm," said Hannah. II think
see what you are driving at"
She soon had IN opportunity to put
her new learning into practice. a lady
called whom Hannah's mistress did moi
wish to see and the girl met her witt
the very bearing and front of truth, us
she said:
"Not at home to you, maam."
| think the face of the mistress mus,
have been study when she overheard
truthful lIannah's prevarication. - De
troit Free Press.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29
july1dfri
Valuable Land iU Swain Co.
For Sale.

Valuable Land in Swain Co.
For Sale.
BY virtue of authority invested in me by
the last will and testament of William John
ston, decd, | will sell at auction to the high.
est bidder at the court house door
IN BRYSON CITY, N. c.,
on Tuesday, the Cad day Of August, 1892.
all the interest of said William Johnston
(bcing an undivided one-half the root less one
twelfth of the mineral intercsts). in the fol-
lowing described three tracts of valuable
land, stu te in the county of Swain. to-wit:
Fl st tract, being state grant No. 400.
lying on Lufty river, near it's head waters,
beginning at stake and Balsam tree, (6)
six poles south from Porter's Gap on the
Smoky mountain, and running as per calls
of said grant, various courses for compile.
ment containing from 1900 to IL. 600 acres,
more or less.
Second tract, being state grant No. 4os,
date of December 26, 1867, 5000 acres on
the cast side of Forncy's Greek, beginning
at a white hickory and stake on the east
bank of Forney's creek and running the va
rous courscs named in said grant. contain
ing 6, 700 acres. more or less.
Third tract, being state grant No. 145
dated March 13th 1858, beginning at d
beach on the west bank of Tuckasccgee river
at the mouth of the first large branch OF
creek below BENJAMIN Hyde's old place, and
deSoluihS w thS Nois
named in said grant containing 1900 acres
| more or l"ss.
All OF the aforesaid three tracts of land
having been originally granted by the state
of North Carolina to K. V. Welch and J. d
! Allison.
Terms of the SALE onc.fourth cash, remain
der to be paid in equal installm"nts one ant
two years from date. with interest from dat'
| at the rate OF x or cent. per nnDun. pa yabl'
| sem annually: or IL purchaser prefers he car
pay all cash. instead of filing note for dc
| fcrrcd payments.
TIIOS. ID. JOHNSTON,
jy22fri4t Executor.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29
Exhausted.

Clevcrton-Last night | called upon
that girl you introduced me to the other
day.
Dashaway--So she informed me this
morning when met her.
Cleverton (eagerly)-Tell me, old man,
did she say anything about me?
Dashaway-Not n word.. She said she
was too tired to talk.-New York Her
alJ
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29
The Plot to XIII,

"George, dear" said the young wife
as her husband was about to kiss her
before going down town, "the dress
maker is coming today, and she will
probably be here to dinner this evening.
"Then, darling" said the young hus-
band, the glad light of revenge shining
in his deep blue eyes, "have some OF
that hucklcbcrry pudding that youl
mother taught you to make. Make il
with your own hands, dear, for" lie
went on, with II strange glitter in his
eyes, Il want to makea dead sure thing
of it."-Cloak Review.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29
DID NOT CALL HER LIZZIE
IT WAS A BREACH 0E FROM
ISLE SUIT.


ISLE SUIT.
The Young Prosecuting Attorney
persisted In Asking Questions
Until the Descendant Crushtd
Him.
The attorney prosecuting i'll a breach
of promise suit was youthful and fresh
and delighted in showing himself off
but he didn't know what Il guy he was
until it fell on him with dull and sick
ening thud. The defendant had taken
the stand.
"You say" said the attorney, afte,
several impertinent questions, "that you
never asked the plaintiff to be yom
wife?"
"Never," responded the witness with
emphasis.
"But you made love to herr"
Not to my knowledge"
"Never called her pet names either
SUPPOSE"
mo, sir"
"Now, as II matter of fact, didn't you
call her Lizzie after you had been to Sct
her only three or four times, and always
after that, when you knew you should
have called her Miss Smith if you had
not been seeking to win her young and
trusting hearth"
mo, sir, did not"
The plaintiff pullcl the attorneys
sleeve, but he paid no attention to her.
"Ah, indeed" very sarcastically. 81
presume you never called her Lizzie in
your life?"
II never did, sir"
Again the plaintiff caught at the at
torney, but he ignored her.
"Now, once more, sir, Task you direct
ly to state to the court whether you die
or did not call this young lady by tht
endearing name of Lizzie. Remember
sir, you are on your oath" and the at
torney reared back i'll his chair, Will,
the plaintiff made another ineffectua
clutch at him.
The defendant smiled slightly.
~ never did," he said firmly.
The attorney sat forward with sharl
crack of the chair legs on the floor.
"Td like to know why you never did
sirI" he asked with the air of man wht
knew he had the facts
Because" and the witness was AZ
cool as a palmleaf fan could make hin
in June, "because, that wasn't he
name"
Then it was the attorney needed til,
plaintiffs wild clutchings and wanted
to hit himself in the neck with law
book, but it was everlastingly too late
Detroit Free Press.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29
Force of Habit.

The waiter was little nervous, and
dropped the guests steak upon the floor.
Then he grabbed it, gave it II wipe with
his apron, and placed it ON the plate.
"Do you expect me to eat tlIis?" asked
the victim.
"Oh! Excuse me. forgot. You see" :"
continued the scrvitor, Il used to be IL
cook. "-Indianapolis journal.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29

"My poor girl, whatever has become
of your hair?' said mistress to her serv-
ant
"Please, ma'am, it's the cavalry regi,
inent; when it left the town they nll
wanted o lock of my hair."-Semana
Comica.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29
The Law Of Adaptation.

"You know that the Marquis de Cali
naux owns magnificent landscape by
Claude Lorraine and two charming lit
tie picture frames of the same period"
"Yes; what of that?'
Gas the picture was too large to fit
either of the frames he had it cut in two.
and wrote at the bottom of the first half,
Continuation opposite. ."-Masque de
Fer.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29

Bulfnch-How are Naggedat and his
wife getting along together!
Wooden-Oh, don't know; ,wha:
makes you ask? !.
Bulfach--Oh, nothing; only when
they got married thay had one of those
notices, "God Bless Our Home" in the
sitting room; and now he has it up in
his smoking room with "As far as pos
sible" written underneath it.-Boston
Courier
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29
Grown Poor.

Doctor-The trouble with you is that
you are suffering from impoverished
blood.
Patient-I should think it would be
impoverished. 1t has already been ex-
amined by ten doctors. Detroit Free
Press.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29
All Full.


Bingo-l would like to ask you down
to my cottage by the sea, old man, but
we have only two bedrooms.
Kinkley-Oh! that's all right. Who
sleeps in the other one?
Bingo-No one, but my wife has to
have that one to hang up her clothes in.
Cloak Review.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29
Hls Weak Point.

Brown-What remarkably well read
man Robinson is. You cannot name a
book that he hasn't read. Ican't under.
stand how man can find time to read
so much.
Fogg-I think can.
Brown-And how, pray?
Fogg-You ask him a few questions
about some book you have read your
self, and you'll find out immediately.
Boston Transcript.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29

A NNOUNCEMENT-To the voters of Bun
IA conibc couuty:-l hereby announce my
self candidate for the office OF Treasurer of
Buncombe county, subject to the action of
the democratic nominating convention. The
present worthy incumbent has held the Office
for several consecutive terms. and has had
ample time to get his head above the waves,
financially !. like he, am q disabled conftd-
crate soldier aud need the Office. believe
the democratic voters Of our county are dis
posed to divide the honors as well as the
equal as to qualification and merit. feel
that am competent to fill this important
and responsible Office to the satisfaction OF
the public, aud If elected shall devote my
best energies to the faithful and honest dis
charge OF Its duties. l trust my friends
throughout the county will give me their
earnest support for the nomination.
Very respectfully
mo. II, REYNOLDS.
Sandy Mush, juno z, 1892.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29
A Cross Idea.

Mabel--Just think Of it'll Angelina
Smith is spelling her name Smyth now.
Fred-That'sperfectly natural. Hasn't
she hereditary cast Of the eyes-Kate
Fields Washington.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29

NJOTICE-At the earnest request of iriends
~ | announce myself candidate for the
office OF Register. of Deeds OF Buncombe
county, N. c., subject to the nomination by
the democratic convention. Being totally
unable for manual labor, / feel 1t duty to
myself and family to apply for thc office
and hope to have the support OF all voters,
Respectfully,
| Inay31f s. s. LYNCH.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29

TTRUSTEE'S SALE-By virtue of the power
i contained in II deed of trust. executed to
me on the 18th day of November. A. ID
1891, on certain lot of Ia, d. situated in
the city of Ashcville and county of Run
combc, by Matt Atkinson and wife ii N.
Atkinson to secure the paym, mt Of nine hun
drcd dollars, as will more fully appear by =
Atkinson to James L. Mex &C, and bearing
date the 10Th day of November. A. u. 1891,
will sell Mt rublic auction for cash Mt the
&C urt house door in Ashevillc on M"n''ay,
the l st day Of August. 1892 all the land de-
scribed in the said deed Of trust: and for a
further description Of said land reference is
hereby made to the said decd of trust. which
is recorded in Book 26 records of deeds of
trusts and at page 5s4 of records of deeds of
trust for Buncombc county.
W. X. WHITSOH,
july1dfri Trustee.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29

Little Daughter-Mamma, I wish you
would get me a--a-a-
Mamma-.Well, what9
Little Daughter-Oh, don't know
most anything Susie Stuckupp hasn't
got.--Good News.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

NIOTICE TO CoNTRACToRS-Scalcd
~ proposals will be received at this office
until August list, 1892, for repairing. repitch-
ing the brick pavement laid by Gcn'l Young,
and for pitching the brick pavement now be-
ing laid by Webb, Oats. Eskridgc Co.
G. ID. Blanton, Mayor.
D. M. LEE, City Engineer.
juiy21dtaug1
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29

A ANNOUNCEMENT-I beg to say to the
IN voters of Buncombe county that am
for this grand old county, subject to the
judgment and wishes Of the Democratic con-
vention, which meets in Ashevile September
9rd next. II II am elected, the duties incum-
bent upon me shall he despatched with uni
form courtesy and prompt business regular
ity. Whilst desrous of the nomination, and
which trust will be the conventions pleas
ure, whether you select me or not. will be
found voting for Cleveland, and against the
Infamous force bill. Very resp'y,
iuly27dtf X. +. DRUMMOND.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29

Practice and Preaching.
He said his wifcs clothes cost too much
And talked about her reckless pace.
But every Saturday he saw
The horse he bet on lose the race.
-ClOak Revieyy
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29
In Church.

Mamma" whispered a little boy, who
had watched the preacher vigorously
pound the pulpit cushion for some time.
"Shm
"But, mamma, r
"Sh! sh! You mustn't talkin church" :"
II only wanted to say that if | was
that cushion I'd
"Sh"
"1'd be all black and blue by this
time," he squeaked.-Texas Siftings.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29

Nor RENT-The large. fine store room
IL and basement, No. IL North Court
Place, Apply to c. S. Cooper. No. 81 North
Main street. july27dim
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29
july0tillAuH1

NOTICE-By virtue Of a deed in trust.
IN given by W. ID. p tton to me, the uR-
dcrsign Il, hs trustee, to secure debt due to
5. Brafman & Sons. will sell by public
auction for cash at the court house door in
the city Of Aslevillr. NC. on the 10th day of
August. s92. at .2m tho city lot belonging
to SAID W.. ID. Patton, situated on SOut Inside
of f. Smith and Jacob Dclvcchio. aud more
particularly described in the above mem
toned deed in trust. registered in Book 2S,
page &c ct seq. In the RI Gistcr's Office OF
Buncombc county. c.. to which reference
is hereby made :or n full d, scription of said
lot. Witness my hand this 7th day OF July,
1872
L SMATHERS.
w. w. JONES, Trustee.
Attorney. 4tdfriday.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29

TTNO RENT-Hou>c on Bailey street on car
l. line; nine roums; 9th ciS'"in and { t.
ter. Aprly at MRS Z WALK ER'S
july29diwH No. SS Hatlcy street
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29

DASTURE FOR RENT-75 acres near the
i city, splendid grass, plenty Of water and
shade. Ample for 40 or so head of cattle.
Price So per month per head. Apply to
J. p. KERR,
iuly23dtf Citizen Office.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29

NOR RENT-Sutc of rooms in IIilliard
Il Block, suitable for bed room and Office
Apply at DR.. Z. Il billiards. Office in build
ing. jly261m
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29

NOR RENT-One house on Depot street
Il and two on Spring street. Apply to
J. A. TENNENT.
july22d1w or IL. F. Grant.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29
THE
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY

writes insurance that insurrs. Policies world
wide, non n-forfeuablc and contains the most
liberal options for its policy holders. The
Life department is writing at the rate of
81, 500, ,uOO per month Accident tickets for
sale by the day.
THOS. W. POSTEI.L. Agt,.
20 N. Court Place,
July 4, 1892. Asheville. N. c.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man to take or
w ders and deliver for grocery.
july2Sd2t GROCER. This Office
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29

WTANTED--To buy secondhand top
w buggy nn'l horse; will buv horse with
out buggy if W II broke and gentle.
L. II II HART.
iulv23dlw. No. 8 Blake st.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29

dor RENT-Two pair nice furnished
II roo.ns, suitable for light house keeping
at 80 Bailey street G. l.. M'DONALD.
july2Td1ws
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29

NOTICE TO coNTRAC ToRS-Scaled
IN proposals will be received at this Office
until 3 O'Clock, p. IN on Monday. August
list, 1899, for furnishing and setting about
1 g, 900 feet of 4 inch curb stone. and NOV
ing about 5000 yards of earth. Blank
forms of proposals can be obtained at the
city engineers Office, where plans and pro-
files of the sire Is to he Curbcl can he seen.
CD BLANrON, Mayor.
b. NJ. LEE, City Eng
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29

NOR RENT OR SALE-Ncw room house
| IL OH Arlington Place. Modern conven-
icnccS; good neighborhood; on street car
line; ten minutes walk from court house.
| Apply to l.. b. ALEXANDER,
| iunc20dtf at Western Carolina Bank.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29

TTNO RENT-Rcsidcnce No. 144 Hill! street.
l. Nice slate roof house, 8 rooms, besides
bath rooms and basement. All modern con
vcnenccs. Terms reasonable. Apply to
DIR. J. G. QUEEN,
june1 1Odtf No. 8 West Court Square.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29
WANTED.

DRICK KlLNER wANTEp-Apply to
ID ]. II, LEE,
juiy22dtf 20. Box 7O3.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29

SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
Nos. II and 12-Pullrpan Slecpers between
Hot Spring and New York, via Ashcville,
Salisbury and Washington.
Nos o and 1O-Pullman Sitcpers between
Asheviilc and Raleigh ~
W. A. TURK. $. II. HARDWlCk,
Gen. Pass. AGt Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt..
Washington, ID c.. Atlanta, Ca.
VIII. GREEN, Gen. Manager. Washington
v. L. McBEE. X. X. BRlDGERS,
Gent Supt., Superintendent,
Columbia, S. C. Ashevilie, N. c.
SOL. HAAS, Traffic Manager, Washington
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29

INFANT PEOPLE To KNOW-Dr. c ]. oil.
w veros. specialist on eye. car, throat and
nose diseases can he found over Raysor &
Smiths drug store. No. 81 Patton nvtnue.
Fitting of glasses also a speciality work.
Hours a. m. to p ms r. m. to p. M
july1dtf
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29
FOR RENT.

CTORE FOR RENT-GooI stand, low
y rent. Apply at
julySdtf VIII trLOCK'S.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29
Want COLUMN.

want CULUMN.
WANTED.
RFIck KlLNrR wANrruTApPly A ,IES to
july22dtf no. Box 1903
NTANTED-Bxrcricn man to take or
w ders and deliver for grocery.
iuly2Sd2t GROCER. This Office
NTANTED-To buy secondhand top
w buggy nn'l horse; will buv horse with
out buggy il W II broke ard gentle:
iulv23dlw' No. 3 Blake ST.
VXTANT PEOPi.E TO KNOW-Dr. c J. oil.
w veros. specialist on eye. car. throat and
nose diseases cun he found over Raysor &
Smiths drug store, No. 81 Patton nvtnue.
| FITTING of glasses also q speciality work.
Hours 0 a. M. to p ms r. m. to p. m.
july1dtf
FOR RENT
SToRE FOR RENT-Good stand, low
y rent. Apply at -
| julySdtf WHIrLOCK'S.
dor RENT-Two pair nice furnished
Il roo.ns, suitable for light house keeping,
at 80 Bailey street G. l.. M'DONALD.
| july2Td1w'
TTNO RENT-Hou,c on Bailey street on car
| l. line; nine roums: 9th cis'rin and u
". ter. Aprly at MRS wALkEk'S
| july29d1w' No. SS 1latcy street
Nor RENT-The large. fine store room
| IL and basement, No. IL North Court
Place. Apply to c. S. Cooper, No. 81 North
| Main street. july21dlm
ENoR RENT-One house on Depot street
Il and two on Spring street: Apply to
july22d1w or ii. +. Grant.
NOR RENT-Suitc of rooms in Hilliard
Il Block, suitable for bed room and office
Apply at DIR. Z. l. billiards. Office in build
ing, Jly26lm
IDASTURE FOR RENTS acres near the
l. city, splendid grass, plenty Of water and
shade. Ample for 40 or 80 head of cattle.
Price So per month per head Apply to
| ]. p. KERR,
| iuly23dtf Citizen Office.
NOR RENT OR SALE-Ncw 7 room house
IL on Arlington Place. Modern conven-
ienccs; good neghborhood; on street car
line ten minutes walk from court house.
Apply to l.. d. ALEXANDER,
june2odtf at Western Carolina Bank.
IHNO ORENT-RcSidcnce No. 144 HUI street.
l. Nice slate roof house, rooms besides
bath rooms and basement. All modern con.
vcnenccs. Terms reasonable Apply to
DIR. J. G. QUEEN,
june1 1Odtf No. West Court Square.
II NOR RENT-New ten.room house, very
Il desirably located Near street car line
Hot aud cold water and bath rooms. Apply
to l.. A. FARINHOLT,
or Mrs. l.. w. Greer.
Patton avenue
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-29

Nos. II and Is connect at Asheville with
Nos. IL and IL to and from salisbury and
the East.