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Hotels and Summer ResortsEyiLLE: Citizen. THE CITIZENSWANNAN0A HOTELSenator Blerrimosi as .Filli-bnsioront- ht

Civil Rights Bill.

DR. PEIRO baeTotii3yinitothiipelltrtnMr-to- Cotarrri,..Throat, Lung Diseases, founderof he Am.Oxym) cofor Ut

tlutt wonderful reiaudy .used by InuI&tian,o wld-i- known M th

' .OXYGEW:Tf5Sfr:;- -

For tbs relief and cars of Consumption, Bronchitis, Ast' naHay Fever, Catarrh, Nervous, Prostration, etc. 6mi uuplortlw "Manual," an liufrestinir book ol lao para Four Colored.Plates. AlireaDR. PEIRO, Chlcaso Opera House, !''Woreferbyperml.rfoTitoareTrofw.rpatron.fHon. Wm. Renn Nixon. Ed.IntprOrean. m a ChlCflffO.

R. M. FURMAN,JORDAN STONE,J D. CAMERON. . MRijyillef E;G.:Recollections of; a page in the Aug.

St Nicholas. X - v .,,:-:- ; ,;.

Wfi find Rnmo mfimnrjihlA filihna- -TUESDAY EYEN'G, Aug. 18, '85.

; : CROP INSURANCE.In connection with the subject to

which we called attention a few daysago, we find in a New. England pa-

per which came to hand yesterday,that 'the idea: has been, partiallyacted upon in that section.

The" Milford " (Conn.)- - Gazette " of

August 7th,ays: - l -: The TobaccD ;' Growers' Mutual

Insurance - Company of ; Canaan,Conn.had insured a few crops inthis locality, and on Tuesday C. H.

Feet Above the Sea,tering in my day, On the nisht of ? t,tud.e: F. H.TubbS, Esq.,MnnagOT W.U.TeLCo., . . CblcagOaCen. C. H. Howard, Mrs. T. B. Cares. - Chicago.O.W. Nixon, M.D.. Mrs. Netta C Rood. ' Chicago.:3OB.ORPI0e,iMay.22d, 1874, a great contest, in$6 PER J,tTXTTTX&.

X.Henry R. Stiles, M.D., . - , . hewtoin.

R Ollr Oiwn it nfelv rntannrhrrr in fe Vmt'it Statr'.CnnatllJN. urone bv Eift. Eaty, piam, eon. puu mth wita Iml"". ,,1 The recent adaitiona ana improvements tommated in twenty hOUre Ot Work! the Swannanoa make it, perhaps, the mostThft rnniniii.v hac flptftriniin-r- l that attractive anJ comfortable Hotel in the South.We were glad to observe in Col CORNER PATTON AVENUK AND M AIM 8T.,

" Bixby's estimates .for river andOPPOSITE COURT SQUARE,

It Tower and 450 feet furnishRhnnld hill" thnttney tne OUt oJ fhe gwannano River nd the Frenchnight V So they assembled in ' force, Broad River valleys. Also viows of the Blueready'-?- tO t)aSS 'it Whenever they Bidg Rsgah, Balsam, New Found and Elk

. 7;- - J . - ranfres of mountains, peaks of which ar over.harbor ; improvement appropna- -'

tions that fair-- consideration : waswith the local agent, D. E. Soule,

;'

giyep to the harbor of.' Wilmington mignt see tneir. cnance, . ine punor-- . fi 000 feet high. Convenient to Post, Express,ity Was also On hand. Both sides Telegraph and Railroad Ticket Offices, and

-- ..I.. -- i . Asheville Bank. Ashevflle library and Ashe Jvisited the region where the hailfell, and adjusted the losses by.sta a commercial point. Our own

A . Beautiful ; Suminer Home

rl '.' HAYWOOD " '

.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,V- -

r 30 Jflilcs West of 1shcvil1e, ' ;y "v :

were r ueany exiiaustcu. ; ah uie anb Eooms. Purest mountain waterhands OI the Clock ; approached ..the I conducted to and through the Hotel.agreeing to pav the insurance m tu. people do not estimate its .lmpor-- Mi

-- .tAH Modern Conveniences.to E. O. Sperry, of Marbledale, and- : tance and '.- have taken neither l'y a Senator in the room. Z I femem- -Scott ' Buckingham,1- - of NorthVille The Ball Room is 50x150 feet A fine Or-

chestra from Philadelphia is engaged for the7 interest nor pride in it. The battlewhose crops were insured. ' Slight ber that; Senator .Merrimon led the

minority;. Senater .Logan "wa tched" summer.,:has oeen tougnt by tne Wilmington losses will also be paid to Nicholas Special Rates to Parties by "the Month.for the maioritv. Senator-"Merfi-- J On the C. Rail Road.district alone, and by it with less of Murphy Branch oi the Western N.Staub, on a place hear Town Bridger IS VVfMFLETE HT EVERY HESPECT.The Proprietors take special prido in themon had the floor , with the unlimi--1and to Schoverhng & (jraham, on mi 31 rr a itt,l 1Q f;a ilulaeBB oi ineir aouso, ana me bucccsbiui AND IS PREP ABED TO DO ALL- MANNER O-F-

vyv w.: wuwuuuud i uswra i management of the cuisine department.nine acres in : the vicinity oi NewMilford village. Mr. Brfggs ; also

Altitude, : 1 : -: ;

Temperature of the Water, : ; : ;permitted by the rules; and he seem BAWLS BROTHERS,

- , Proprietors.ed prepared to talk forever, but oc- -. jun 3went to Roxbury and adjustedcasiosally he paused to allow anloss with Charles Sanford. He re

'." - 2900 Feet.: 53. Degrees.

Carolina. - Come andTl M B ER LA Kt, T' '"" '' Manager.

jog, Printing The thost beautiful place in NorthTlie Summer Resort of tjieother member , of the minority .toports the company thus far lucky ' '.uth, y;'- see for,ypurself. . J. C. S.in their psks' throughoutthe btate.

AT THE LOWEST fIGUBES, IN THE SHORTand says they will no doubt pay almake a - motion to :'; adjourn," uponwhich the. "yeas and nays" ; wouldbe ordered-v"An- d the clerkr: willcall the roll!,' Those words are the

Jy 7.d2m 7;.: :".. .

: '. " :'

:,. unity : and cordiality than might beexpected. Seme ' of the" leadingspirits, in the measures : that have

; no w accom plished so mueli wereridiculed as visionaries, and little

: encouragement was given to their"faith." But smuch was done that. the : harbor of Wilmington has be- -

come the resort at ;all seasons forj a large fleet of ibreigr." vessels,

and its export- - commerce is put.down as amounting 1 annually to$18,000,000, with the probability of

, increase with the increased depth

, CAESAR'S HEA JIOTEL.losses in full, unless ' unforseen h'ai! EST POSSIBLE TIME AND IN THE BESJ. MANNER.storms occur." ' ' . 1

signal for action. ""Call, Up the Sen-- T OCATED"npon the summit of Ctesar's HeadThis.isnot the form of security Mountain, a bolisiur of the Blue Ridge in1 jatorsl" cried toenator Jjogan: vuail FURNITURE!we would adopt" .. The plan - of mu We Will Not Be UnderworkedUp the oenators! Came : irom foena-- J having an average temperature of from 65 to 70tual associations formed among the and rtt we wfint. e&reestor Menimon; Climate unparalleled. No dews. No frosts.

Well, we called them tip, and they, , Scenery varied,, grand and beautiful beyondplanters themselves is too complivoted! Then Senator. Merrimon re n-description.- - -

Mineral waters abundant.... jcated for the habits of our people.Is Now Open, for the deception of Guests.and tne management or such asso

ofwater, and with thcadditions to besumed his '., speech'. ; r After talkingfor. a, while, to give his opponentstime to disappear and get to sleephe stopped speaking and yielded to

Pally stages And mail from HendersonviUo, Ntciation with us would fall upon the. made to railroad communication . Teems 82.00 per day; $10,00 per week; $35,00 WFlhands of men not at all acquainted

, , . . iiuur nccu. viuiureu uuuer Kiut von, buu irEvery North Carolinian may take with the machinery . jpf the: - insur uuuuier ui me iwiiiuiiiy w uiuve auiorea servants, liau price.. nn o..; . F. A. MILES. M. P..interest in this growing impor ance business.- - We would "much aujuuiuuicuK ."m. up ocim-- - j0 "

. Proprietor.tance. "There is somethingin.having torsi" snouted doiu siaes;.:. uait-u- p

prefer, and suppose, it practiceble1 Commercial recognition.: The com: uuthe Senators! echoed , Captain Bag-- T TT "P M P T TfT? TI O T T? T '

sett.: This is how wc: pages called I U all I ;11V.J3i flUl jU,that the regular insurance compan

JO YOU WANT

PR OGRAMM'S, CIRCULARSCARDS, LETTER-HEAD- S,

BILL-HEAD- S, POSTERS,ENVELOPES, NOTE- - 'HEADS, PAMPHLET

PRINTING, TAGS,LAND DEEDS, . . :.

Mortgage Deeds,SHERIFFS' DEEDS,

: CIVIL WARRANTS,STATE WARRANTS,

JUSTICES' JUDGMENTS,JUSTICES'. EXECUTIONS,

Fifteen Miles West of Asheviile.them. Each ofus would rush aroundthrough the V various ' rooms, . and

ies who are already ' prepared to.

take risks on other property, would

mercial' voice of the State hasalways been ; heard through ' otherchannels. Charleston on the orie tri-r- rmr thoao filrr,o-.CW1tAi- a "THIS DELIGHTFUL RESORT, WELL KNOWN

add this other feature to their bu o r- - . . t"o ' x s one of tne most cnarmlDR summer retreatsin the mountains, Is now open, for the receptiona little tap, snouting, s x eas andhand,V and Norfolk, on the other! of guests.nays?" and dart away to find anothsiness. They could do it, and at low

rates; for the risks are small, the. have, always held. the . relation to A new building,n .. . , , virii u.iiiiiiL, tnouii iwuuter. DOmetimeS a.UOZeirpages WpUld comfortably and handsomely : famished, buwo Iron tho aamo Soniir Tn " f.,M en completed and added to the already large. pur. productions that fiur own por ta danger to be guarded against being . v. s.yu..:.. i capacity ot tne estaoiisnment.We Usually ran in: , a line alt - tO- - The Hotel is situated immediately on the lineimjght, but did not, create. Our

basis of credit was impaired, and welocalized. But the danger may menace each farm, and should bc guard CHATTEL MORTGAGES, &c.: , . i lot the Murphy Division of the Western Noth

feeuiei. ; .. -Carolina Railroad, fifteen miles west of AshevillOi W I L LI A MS ONuOOOn the Sisepy .' legislators COUld I Trains from the east reach Turnpike at 10.15 a.had nothing to. pledge, apparently. ed 1against. ;; PALL. AND OBTAIN SAM- -but our, honor. Other States ab Furniture, Doors, Sash and Blinds.mana returning east, leave at p.m.bp seen creeping ;intp thp rhimhprvPoat office - and Telegraph omce on the

from all directions, half awake, premises.With ' disheveled hairr and present-- --tJn --addition to pure and cold spring water!

, li a fine Chalvbeate snnrie on the premises.

PLES AND PRICES BEFOREsbrbed all the substantial : benefits 'We are informed by one who GIVING YOUR ORDERS.knows, that the wife of Mrr--,A- . M, xwS ttirti. gcu- - a-- ,- t. will be completed bv the 15th ofof ; our industries, y 'l his had a

humiliating illustration when our 1 1 mi ; v 11 . . . - ' .erany. iney woma . mecnanicauy joij. a tine Doia weetnows oy tne notci,Keily, the rejected Minister to Aus cast their votes, the motion to ad

PATTON AVENUE. ASIJEVILLE, N, C.

JONES,A. MOSELY, )

f Salesmen.,- - . . .

State currency built upon the mos :, . . TERMS:Per day, - - 1. - -tria, though a Jewess by birth, has CHAS,

B. M.journ would be lost . Senator Merri- - .7 .$1.50

8.0030.00

Per week, ' .: - ; --. '. 'long been connected with the ; mon would resume:his speech, ai Per month, . . u. s,the other senators, : except ' theman Catholic Church. V-COMMISSIONER'S BLANKS

OF ALL KINDSr"- - : LARGE LOT of BABY CARRIAGESsolid foundations of integrity, goodmanagement . and impregnablecredit was always below par in theStates to the jight and left of us, thevery States that largely grew strong

. For particulars, apply to .. .,

,- ; : ; : Mbs. J. a SMATnERS,

. iunlStaugl Turnpike, Buncombe CO., N,"watchers," would" again "vanish asmysteriously and as noiselessly asthe soldiers ot Roderick Dhu., Du

C.The Steamship Companies havebacked down, and are now ready to

ring all this. speech making most of CTT "7T7T?CP"D T"TQ. and great on our labor and charac

FXJEKAN & STONE,- --

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" Proprietors.take the mails On the terms propos-ed by Mr. Vilas. .' So '' much for the minority -- were : asleep.. "They Ji.J-f-v a--av kjx iviimvjo

ter. '

depended upon benator Merrimon (Irs A Pibackbone.- - ; v; (as most of the majonty ! dependedOf latethere has been a happyrevolution, and North Carolina can MilA DELIG-HTFU- L SUMMER oupon Senator Logan and their oth

SUN CURED TOBACCO. er leaders), to wake them at the RESORT, .. Jiold-- ft . higher head. ;Yet in her"Titionswith Yoreigl

-- The cQinm.ittee-- f th LfynchburgTobacoO Association venture to

proper time.. "They relied upon himto do all the talking. He was, as-- 1 IIAiRNESSI Tbe:puhS"SvC call:ajid miiij rrfy stock' or

is still a dependent : Virginia must nrHl3 HOUF)K, LOCATED IMMEDIATELYmake a suggestion to the planters of say, prepared to do it. i Yt est of tbeirench Broud bridge at Asheviilein now ready far the entertainment of the Sumthis section that is eminently wor IT SHow would : yon like" lo be a fili mer travel. With good rooms, either in the mainbuilding or in the cottages, well fitted up, andthy of their attention. .Experience Our Stock 13 now complete and made

of the best materials, with all the latest

still be her mouth-piec- e.

If the improvements of Wilming-ton are. persistently pursued unti

with a table supplied with all the market affords," ' 'buster? -.having demonstrated the benefit of

I can comfortably entertain either families or improvements. Single and double setsin nickle and oriental rubber, either giltsun curing over the method oi ' h-- single individuals during tne summer months.the riedessary depth of water, on the ring" which, in this case, is but The World boasts of a sale of 191,--

.. ...I have been somewhat delayed, in getting ready, for. business., but now

have a good and substantialjstock . .

'or nicKie iineu. au otner trimmings onbar and in the river, is attained, then another term for "smokine" tobac MINERAL WATERS171 copies on Sunday. .

coT for manufacturing purposes, thea port can be offered as an induceBiiori notice.

Saddled and Bridles. (JBotf Iron and Chalybeate), TOmanufacturers feel impelled to use Two negro roustabouts got; intoment to foreign commerce which On the place, and within 10 minutes' ride of theonly tobacco that has been cured by an em pty box ? car at . JLdgeneldwill bring itinto as much prominence centre ot Asiievme, i can oner greater advan-tages than any other place adjacent to Asheviile, Of every grade and price, from cheapestuhe better mode. The plantersas Norfolk or Charleston; and if the should accept with alacrity the sug Junction, on the Louisville & Nash-

ville rail road; and. when one of theor niriner lniormation, write u, or cau on

MRS. R. GMABKY,"juris d3m ". Asheviile, N. CState is represented at the London gestion, since the product cured by

brakemen went to them and Ordered

Morgan to tne English Bhaptoe.

HOUSE CO IsL.lllSOf every kind, size, grade and price.

' HORSE CE O TI1IJYG

sunlight and air will tetch a muchExposition, then it will be demonstrated that the State is anindepen better price in the market and more hem out, they attacked him .and BTOP

I intend to sell goods cheap and for cish'in hand. My.stock consists of . ......Bsdsteads, all qualities; Bureaus, Washstands, Tables, Cbjirs, Mattresen

Springs, Wardrobes, Desks, Towel Racks, Parlor Suited, . Carpets, Window Shades and Oil Cloths. . . o

;.."I will also have in a short time a nice line of - ;. ;

W A I, L P A P E ll .-- Hoping you wilf callarid examine my stock beforebuying, ' '

than compensate the extra :. labor killed him, and then escaped.dent source of large, , varied and incurred by the planter. Besides, - AT TUB : .valuable productions. ' The diver Just recsived a fresh stock, includingthe latter is relieved of the danger An object ofto barn and tobacco of destruction much interest tothe nrst.annuai wand Central Hotesion to us of the trade, the industry. lracn &uits, weat lloods, Jowl Hoode,

Cooling Blankets. Ankle 3oots of differtliose atten dinerent patterns, Linen Sheets of all prices.by fire, which not infrequently hap-

pens. "' .'.the capital that now see"ks employ meeting- - of the Society of American

WIIEN YOU VISIT ASHEVILLE,ment elsewhere, is '.worthy of ; the Jblonsts now in sessiony at Jincin-- Xf1 ROHES. I am respectfully.It theretore behooves our manu nati, is a. Francis Bennett rose inbest efforts of our Statesmen. The P. S. TIcIICI.I.UX.mhl8-sw&- wIf you like good fare, fine rooms, good attendfacturers to make earnest efforts torecover their lost gronnd by seeing

The finest stock in the market. Call andsee them.ull bloom, " The owner paid $10,--

.:.)-... "! auce, etc t ' y

i 1,150 Arrivals in 2 Testrs,to it that they secure forthis marketsuch a staple as will turn out the

000 for the Bennett stock, -- and it issaid that his profits already assuredwill be close upon $30,000. J:

Sate; itself would be provided witha magnificent capital in securing anindependent recognition,:, relievedfrom the: obscurity: of provinced de

Whips, Saddle Cloths and. Ely JYets, VIBMaImnl;llIlE5,,

best Drands oi manufactured tobac-co. - This end can be accomplished Or over 18 per Any. shows th6 high esteem in In every variety. : y ;

REP&MRIJYG OF AEEwnicn 11 is ncia, ' - i i .pendence.

French cook, polite waiters, fresh water fromif the planters who are in-- habit ofsupplying them will cooperateheartily in the work by acting upon

Beaucatcher Mountain, cold and hot baths, electrie bells 111 eacn 100m,vVe Karejglad to learn i. from the c

HEYDS 1 SPECIJIE- -tiv v--

Remember we have no machinery.Board $10, S3 and 82.50 per day: S8totl0tertheir r suggestions. " .We commendi week : S30 to $45 per month. .Satisfaction euaran- -

s. a . .... ..I viscu. . xthe suggetions of the committee to

the consideration of the planters of all work done by hand and guaranteed.Call on ns and see what can be boughtS.It. Cheilesler S? Son,

Owns and Proprietors. in Asheviile in our line.this section. Lynchburg Virginian,Aug 7. - ." ' ";'

The great Southern Music Ilouse of Ludden & JBates ;has estabiishedan Agency in this city. - Pianos and Organs sold on one and two years'time. Save freight and correspondenca and from $15 lo $75 besides.

: .' .. C. inA.IjK, --Argent,; i At MOORE & FALK'S Furniture Store.

S. M. OILBEItT & CO.,lt.O. NlfVILLE, late of Raleigh and ofYurcellThe warm weather is vinsrmanv North Main street, opposite old Central

Henderson Gold Leaf, that Mr. Cice-ro W.j Harris is to have some recog-nition at the Lands of the Adminis-tration. '., , He was . offered a postabroad, which he" declined but willreceive an honorable position in one

. of the departments at Washington.Mr. Harris has been a hardworkingand efficient journalist and a 'verystaunch Democrat, and we are gladhitf services and fidelity a'ie fitlyrecognized.' ;'""' ;.

of ,our good people to the shades andbreezes of the mountains where thev Hotel, Asheviile; JM. 0. .' ; .

iioose, rortuiK, caterer. .

' Look Out for the Red Bus at the Depot.je 16.daw3m ' - ' : ? . ;

,can enioy the benefit of mineral water, Timothy and Qlo:ver Seed. 5-

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pure atmospnere, and rich milk and but i:' " ' " " " ' ."""' ;., r"': " - !' ,."'. .ter. But there are many who cannot af TJie Hatfle House, tJAUU, 111.ford such luxuries," yet they can Btay at

nome ana enjoy tne Denents of the "Beven Springs Mass," which is worth moreto their health than all the charm of the THOKOT7GHLY REBUILT, renovated and

centre of the town, near the:

modern summer resorts. For one bottle famous White Bulphnr Springs. Aceommodauonsgood. Kates moderate. - -of the Mass, which only costs $1.00, you

- if iv-a-tt j ,. w. uiNjiiAitT, rropT.:f There is some prospect of utilizing The Engirib Arrived,sonws of ; the ; vessels upon whichet tne oenent oi fourteen gallons of theest mineral water in. the world. We

advise those who attend other Springs,to be' certain and supply themselves

THE JttcJlIIJYJY HOUSEChandler and Seeor ' Robesonspent And brought nie 625 regular 50 ctwith some of the "Seven Springs Mass." Corsetts, but I am . selling them atsuch vast sums in the way. of jobs

without approaching the end. Thesevessels' have Iain half finished at

25 cts. .: :.''c ': r i , XHIS HOU8E house is now open for theOf guests. ,r The be6t 5 cent Cigar in town at Ly-

ons' "White Rose .

4 Netf BuUdhig, arntaiuinn tweutn roams, camforta- -5 pieces, Pillow .Casipg at the lowthe navy yards, waiting for election f --Your old thoes can be made as geod as : ' bly and neatlyfftnilshrfl. ; . -

new oniyac . VV. T. Wbaveb's. price of 12J cti.v For particuiars, address 7-

.times, when a prodigious sound of10 pieces Fruit of . the iioom Dohttmering; took place, and several

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'r , : v v . Brevard, N. C.

mestic. :oi:;r FOR REST. - -- , .JJOUSEluuuwinu liepuDiican votes weremade and provided for; and then 10 gross Fruit Jars, qrts and 'half

An elegant residorice 2 ihIIch fromCourt House, on Ueaver Dan;' nxuMgallons. .

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A place of rare beauty,? rooms, frnisd:

Public School teachers ofJtun-- 'combe County Take JVotice.

ON next Friday and Saturday, the 7th and pthand on Friday andjiaturday, the S8thand 29th inst., I will attend aTthe Courthouse inAsheviile for the purpose f examining all wor-

thy applicants for teachers' certificates. Remem-ber that thee days are two weeks auurt, to-w- it :7th and 8th and 28th and 29th. - . . ,

There can be.,no private examinations ; allmust come at the public days. Everybody re-member that the first Monday In September 1 theregular time for electing School Committees bythe County.- - Board f Education.

500 lbs. of Cotton Battinsc.

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ed. Splendid garden and out Iiikiattached. Terms low. For further,- Uiformation apply to E. J. ASTON.

A big lot of Dress Ginghams, n

: cents. V " ; '10 auzaeoaw - - .

Table Oil Cloth, Colored and ilar-- JVoic is ITour- - ISuy'oTime toFarm.

your best neiRhbors to fill the important office ofBcicvtiUK wa' iHMB to mnnin rne lntnrlHaniLdPfiti.

SITUATED Just outside the' Corporat Limits,eas.1 of Asheviile. NC. ,

: The Farm contains 160 seres, nart of which20 dozen of the best, unlaundred

nies of your children. Committeemen will pleasemake the census of their digtriots and forwardthem to me at once. If yon have not a blank,call and get it. By order of the Board.

there tell a dead silence. Mr. Whit-iie- y

proposes : to fit up as soon aspossible, some' that are in the water,but for a long time . unfit for sea.Really it is time that; a great pow-er like the United States should beable to make itself respected abroad.The navy in . times past has doneth.fe; now the; feeble States of SouthA meriea, any or . all of them,, canand jdofreat'ua with contempt. ; ;

The New York Herald ' opposesthe erection L of a monument toGrant, but favors one. tothe EnglishGeneral Gordon. The Herald wasthe boasted "author of "Cfesarism"the idea to elect Grant for a third

''A f 1 m rw m

Shirts. Lot Gauze Shirts,' A-c-., etc.. .. . JOHN W. STARNES, '

au ... - Co. Supt for Buncombe.

in well adapted for Tobacco, and tl.e bnlanoe forVegetables, Grain, eto. Good New Dwelling, Snew Tobacco, Bams, one Tenant House. Crib,Ham, etc. Twenty acres In cultivation. 20 inGrass. 60 acres good timber land which la valu- -

- Ve are hot so very attractive as: -

NOTICE. " By viriue of two execatiopsinmy hands, issued by the Clerk of the SuperiorCourt of Buncombe county, one in favor of J. Halker against M. L. Burnett and mho-- a aA1 1

SOmC Others Claim tO be," and We able on account of location Good Orchards,- - ' ..... . ' ' farm enclosed , with lie plank and-rai- fence,

wp.vor hnvp hvpnt- hnt trVion vup' fifi.v and is situated miles from PepotonWN Vdistance front Derot on Soartaa- -. r'l .. . . .. . r- injtanuBa

barg 4 Aheville Kuilroad. "Uarsrains, 'we mean it. . ; . Also 2 bouses and lot, and 8 bnlldlnsr lots Inone in favor of A. B. Fortnue against J. H. Wal-ker and M. L. Burnett, I will sell for cash, at theCourt house door in Asheviile, on Mom" ay. thenth clay of August, 18SS.M. L. Burnett interestin a tract of land lying on the north fr,?l of

the city of Abheville on Valley Street, near FeARRIVED JULY 31st.,;

Gauze Shirts, Silk Gloves. &cn &c.male college, a few mlnut.es walk irom courtHouse, all for sale at low prices. Call on

V,'?raBInoVlver' ai'Joining the lauds of JamesWalKW, John Burnett, and th finmearoo.i ir,i a i. ; nrr-it-,yj9d&wlw-.- ' Asheviile, N. C.of the said M. L. Burnett, containing loo acresnroreorless. The above described lands to besold to satisfy the above named executions. .

This JnlylTtb, 1SS5.; - J. li. tunr. Khoritr

term or lor me. me Herald isVfTANTED.Tv Throe or four GOOD MILCH

COWS wanted micli as will give lour gallonsstrained milk 8 day.: For particulars a.nply to

J. O. HOWELL,: roT Cash Stohe.tickle. :

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