The Asheville Advance from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 2

PROFESSIONAL CAUDS. ADVERTISEMENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MEM SPRING SUM THE ADVANCE.

SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 18S.y Fditor's Announcement. THE DA1JLY ADVANCE, a 23 column paper, published every day except Monday at 6.00 per year, for sLx months. Delivered to city subscribers! at 60 cents fper month. v. i rchfees, that I Remember these facts before Has just received his.

stock of making your Fall pu l. CLOTHING ijid (Rents5 Furnishing (Roods i As usual you will find it complete. Not with styles, go, odd fits and shoddy ood3, but with QOQD GOODS, of the best fabrics, latest designs, arid made up by first class tailors. Gocds I can rec- oommend and will give you satisfactiou, and which I can sell you as low common goods will be sold elsewhere. Remember this is Headquarters in this line of goods.

That I am the only house in the an 4 trade for tnn. BOOTS AND IS My Boot, Shoe and Cannot be excelled in the county. city that manufactures peg oraen Wd children. boots Trunk Department I have always on hand a full as- r- i i sell. for tho noiAhri IHIOlES wiiuicui nj sijiiL auu ut everyDoay.

We warrant every Boot and shoe we 1 am sole akent in this market Shoes and A. Grossman's Ladies Shoes. Theke goods cannot be beaten for finish, style, comfort, and durability! a imvc uoimm un my goous aown 10 tne lowest figures so as to be able to isell atj one price, therefore everybody will be treated alike and get their jshoes at rock bottom prices. Shoes I also made to or-1 der and fits guaranteed, est EVEBY PAIR jWARB ANTED. ATS Hi Mv stock of hats has hpn solo urers in the country.

Among them vve have the-celebrated i STETONS i-iats Whieh arelariven unjto be the best in the market. And last but not leasr in my nne oi Specialties 1 Pro4ounccd by all to be the best beinsr iTtTrroefrin fi. BE AH 5sk is a trial to convince SOUTH J. D. BREVARD, DR.

R. Ul 11EKVES, D. D. S. Dental rooms in Sluder building opposite central Hotel.

ASICEVILLB, April 17, 1684. B. JJ. D. D.

6. i 111 Dentfal Booms and residence over De Vault's Drug Store. ASHEVILLE. N. -M.

R. WHIT SON, Attorney dnd Counsellor al Low, ASHEVILLE, N. C. Hill practice In all the courts In tbe We-tpfn part of the State. I Having been! or several yearaconne-s M-ltl the Probate Court claims si- lacillUes for practice in said ooun.

a specialty. Jau.io B. A. GUSOXR. H.

B. CARTKM GUDGER CARTER, Attorneys and Counsellors al Lau ASHEVILLE, N. O. Practice toaeUier In all the courts of lie Ninth Judicial District, except the Infer, lor (court of Buncombe county: and also lq i the counties of Mitchell, 1 anoey an UcDov ell of the 6th District. Hpecia! i teuton given to the collecUon of cla'ii 1 all parts of the One menibt' lie firm -will be In MarshAU, MuO).

county, on Saturday of every week on professional business. Office In Carter BuUdlng, up stairs. April2S-tf. i i 1 1 Johnstone Jones, llenry Hanlwliw JONES HAItf) WICKE, Attorneys and Counsellors at Lci Office jin Citizen Building, may 3.3m. MKLVIN E.

CAIlTElt, Attorney at Law, ASHEVILLE, N. 0. Practices iii the! Courts ot Western North Carolina. Cla.ras collected in all parts of J.o State. VI iulv J8 ly ALTER W.

VANDIVER, i. lilorney and Counsellor at Weavehville, N. C. Will practice in the courts of Hun combe and Madison. i mayl5-tf.

riiHOMAS A. JONES. attorney at Law, asheville, c. Office with Davidson Martin. oct21-tf -M.

H. MALONE, Attorney and Counsellor at Laic, Asheville, N. Pratices in the courts of tho 9thj Judicial District of tho State, in the Supreme; court at Raleigh, in Supreme Court of the lTi Hcd-States and the different pertinents at Washington. maylO-tf. EDWARD J.

ASTON, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE ACENT, Asheville, North Caro Ina. JR. JOHN HEY WILLI ANS ffloe. Brant buiusiko. Main fatre4.

Residence, corner French Broad AveMie and Haywood street. Can be called Ly telephone from Pelhai'' Drug store. Feb. I-ly-ddtw Asheville Higli School. jMiss Goodloe, Principal, Miss Buxton, Assistant, Will re-open 2nd I September.

Monday, For farther particulars apply to Principal. 23-tf. JOHN 0. CLAYTON Rear Eagle Hotel, Asheville, N. MANUFACTDKER OF COFFINS- COFFINS made fn flrst-class style, ox Walnut.

Mountain Birch. an Maple, of the best quality, Saislactlon guaranteed, and low prices charged. lie asks that the public call and see; for thsm- Heat Regulating Attachment- AN IilPEOVEilENT ON THE OLD WAY OP CUBING TOBACCO. Messrs.1 Hard wicke Wells, of Marshall, N. have sncceeded in obtaining Letters Patent for an in vention that is of peculiar interest to Tobacco growers in all parts of the tjnited States.

By using it. farmers will be able to save mach labor, time and expense, and tobac co cured by this improved process, will Ibring a much higher price than that cured oy the present metnous. The reasonable price of this attach ment, will place it within the reach of all. Fotr terms and other further in-brmation, call on or address the inveiiitorsf or Mr. Henry Hardwicke Asheville, N.O.

We will give a more full and par ticular description of this valuable invontion as soon as our electrotype plates ainve. WARM SPRINGS, 4N. C. This w.ell known house isagain open fnr t.hrt nnmmir coaVui onH fi a nrn. prietor is prepared to accommodate from! 25 to 35 visitor in best of style.

Terms reasouabte UDd satis- InAfinn mtnMfifAAil" tt I I T. W. L. Morgan. J.

M. Jones. Morgan i Jones DEAJLEIiS, IN Staple Consisting of Flonr Heat, Caniei (Ms Etc ALSO CORN, HAY, MILL FEED AND COUNTRY PRODUCE. r- COKE Cigars and Tobacco We would be pleased to have share of the patronage of the people of 'Asheville and the surrounding country, and promise to do our best to cive satisfaction "in goods and prices. May 12-12m.

New Steam Mill We are prepared to furnish our sustoni- era with MEAL, (bolted and unbolted) CORN, MILL FEED, FODDER and HAY. Corn ground at the usual toll. Wo will run in connection with our mill a l'OWJSH FEED CUTTEK, and will furnish feed cut and lu sucks if desired. Apply at mill near 1L K. Depot to fel Morton.

NATIONAL HOTEL, E. NOR YELL, Proprietor WAYNESVULE, X. C. I -ALTITUDE. 2,770 FEET.

The house is situated in the bus iness part of the town and 15 min uliw gylls Of- -yvhito Sulphur Springs, and a bneautitul view ot uaisain juountais. uood room 3 -first-class fare. Hacks at the dapot to meet all trains. JDLUM LEVI, THE OLD RELIABLE BARBER, Is still at his post South Main Street. Feb.

22, tf. A. TENNANT, Architect, Civil Eninee)- AND DBA GUTS MAN, Office with Doubleday A Scott Asheville, N. O. N.

W. GIRDWOOD ASHEVILLE, N. Manufacturers of CIKCULAIC SAW MILLS, and dealers In team Engines. Mill Machinery Ac. Repairing of all kinds of ma chinery executed in the very best manner and on short notice.

July 25-ly. ESTABLISHED IN 18G9. Planters' Warehouse, DANVILLE, VIRGINIA. Highest Prices fsr Leaf Tobacco Our Warehouse is centrally lo- has uno quailed accommo dations and the latest improved facilities for storing, sho wing and selling tobacco, and the best auc tioneer in Danv me. Twehave been selling tobacco in this market.

Father and Sons, since 183o and certainly have a thorough knowledge of the business and the full confidence of the trade. Cor res-pondence olicited and promptly attended to. NEAL BROS. Proprietors. JNO.C.NEAL, Oct23-2sq-ly Auctioneer.

gTATE OF N. CAROLINA, SUPERIOR COURT OF BUNCOMBE COUNTY. Clea. Town6end Order for vs. Henry Town send, Publication.

In tliis case it anoearinsr uDon afli- davit, that Henry Fownsend is anon resident ofthe State of North Caroli na, so that the ordinary process of the court cannot be served on him; It is therefore ordered that publication be made in the Weekly Advance, a newspaper published in Asheville, lor six successive weeks, commanding the said defendant to appear be fore the Judge of the Superior court for Buncombe county, at a court to be held at the Court House In Ahhef vill-, -on the 2nd Monday In June and to answer complaint, now filed in this ofilce, or tho same will be taken as confessed, and set for hear ing ex parte. PENLEY DEALEES IN -T I i Staple nM Fancy Groceries, ce, ASHEVIIijLEj X. We offer to lhe people of Ashe ville and a iargp and vafied stock of STAPLE AND FA JTO ri ta at prices, asi'low as Groceries car. be sold, in this market. OIVB US A CALL.

PENLEY CO. Dec. 31-tf FOR SALE. A nice Donkev. Phaeton and 11 trx- Al)IjS A.

GAEEETT. April 20. fihrariC Brontthton Co, RALEIGH, N. C. Printers, Binders and Stationers Loaiins Priatiag House, in tie state.

Special attention! to: supplies foi Country Offices. Printing of every Prices as ow as any. EGA I BLANKS ON Jlyul5-tf. OFj ALIi HAND. KINDS MBS.

H. M. HERNDON, Has received and will be receiving every week, new and elegant MILLINERY. Having -no expense scarcely, at tached to her business, she can afford to sell'cheaperiand will do it, than nnjrlwjus 1 thefcityJ--- No Charge For Tfining. Call and she will guarantee satis faction in prices and work.

A LARGE.LOT OF GCCD I h. I 31 THY HAY LAfiOEIAND SUPPLY OF GOOD FAiMILY FLOUR. i EARLY ROSE I POTATOES FOltjSFEDING PURPOSES. FLNE FAMILY GROCERIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION .2 We "are also agents for the sale of the CEEEBRATED WAND.0 FEBTILIZER J. J.

MAOKEY CO. 'Mountain View Hoiei WEBSTER, BT. C. F. H.

Iieatherwood, Headquarters for the traveling public. sample rooms for commercial men Table supplied with the best the rarkei affords. Kates retMonable, First-Class; Board. Bran newly furnished rooms. Table sunclied with best the mar ket affords.

Special attention paid to diet for invalids. T. Cor. Patton Ave aiid ChurchlsU Fob Fiest-Class COAL Call on I N. W.

GIEWOOD Cc. Telephone oflQce atPowell Snider'. Registered bwise. Thoroughbred Ch fcater U'hlto MqtiH rliina rjk portedf Uerkshlres. True pedigree given wiu every animal.

Strong healthy stock only Parity guaranteed Send stamp for Illustrated catalogue. C. H. Warrington, Box 621, We6t Co. Pa I.

II. GORENFIiO, COKTBAGTOR BUILDER. Asheville, N. C. AU wort executed, jmmnT.

Plana and, nlabed on short In the very best specifications fur- J. W. Schartle, MERCHANT TAILOR Alwa Keep on hand of goods. a full line PENNIMAN GO, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAXEES IS FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC U.A KDWA IRE. Stoves; Agricultural Implements.

Agents forthe celebrated Anchor Brand Fertilizer Also Agents for RAGLANDS TOBACCO SEED We especially invite the attention of the farmers to the above articles "and request them to call before making purchases elsewhere. We are also agents for and carry in stock a line of Old Hickgfy -still- Holding Down Prices on grain, flour, bacon, lard, sugar, coffee, Although the war news from Europe and bad prospects for wheat crops have advanced prices on grain, flour and hay, we have been very slow to ad- vuuee our prices as we iuuy realize that these, products are costing our people too much on account, of high freight rates and speculation. We sell choice Timothy Hay at Timothy Hay 31.40 per 100 lbs. that cost $1.34. Prices on corn and flour we can'c irive here as thev are constantly changing, but will say that we are alwavs on the MUD SILL PRICES on these offer goods.

We continue to Coffee, Rio, 10 14. Sugar, 5 9. Carolina Rice, 5 9. Lard, 9. to 12.

Hams. 12 fa) 14. Canned goods and fancy Gro ceries are very cheap now. Poir6U Pniderr KNOB HOTEL, W. N.

C.R. R. now open for the reception of visitors. Round Knob is situated on the lino of the Western North Caro lina Railroad. 20 miles from Ashe ville.

and lin the Valley of Blue Ridjro Mountain. House newly fur nished with all conveniences. Tahio supplied from the best markets. Cli mate and water not excelled uy any section in Western North Carolina. nighest Fountain in the Woi Id in full view of the Ilotcl, "throwing a stream -GS feet high.

Northern vis itors will find it to their interest to visit this beautiful and romantic spot. Telegraph office in Hotel. Further information, address W. 13. TROY.

Round Knob, N. C. May 3d, 18S5. tf. MOUNT MITCHELL HOTEL, Black Mountain, N.

C. This new and commodious hotel situated on the Western North Carp- Una Railroad, three miles west of the Swannanoa tunnel, and sixteen miles east of Asheville, and within eight miies of the famous and historic Mt. Mitchell the highest peak in the State, and which has attracted so attention, will he open on June the 1st 1885, for the reception of truests and visitors for tho season It is the aim ofthe manager to 1 ur- nish superior accommodations at moderate rates, and his well-known ax penence together with the 1 act that Mr. J. Stepp is the sole owner of the property, and has expended largo sums of money, rendering it one of the- finest hotel structures in the mountains of North Carolina, is sufficient guarantee that no pains will be spared in all minor details to romote the comfort of guests.

The ocatlon of this hotel is far superior to any in the western part of the State, being at the foot ofthe famous Mt. Mitchell that over-looks far in the distance hundreds of miles, without an obstruction and from its elevated position makes it an object of curiosity. Families can be furnished with euites of capacious and convenient rooms. Tho table will be alwavs suDollod with the best the country affords, and the comfort of the guests will be constantly attended to by a corps of thoroughly trained servants. The thoroughly trained servants.

undcrsiened so long and favorably oxm as proprietor of the Purcell uuuac, ti umiugwa, aiiu mure recenUy pioprietor of The Davis House, Wilmington, N. and mure in saying that he has taken charge as manager of this hotel, where he will be pleased to see his many old mends and acquaintances and the public I generally. J. it. Davis, Manager.

J. M. Stepp, Owner. T. lu CLAYTON Is.

prepared to work Flooring, and. Ceiling on the bet of terms, and deliver thti same to any part of the city of rtlE AHlLLiVliaJ AliVVCX-a 2S column paper, Is published every Saturday, at 51.00. per annum. AlvxktiSjxg rates (Daily) one inch one day 50 cents one week one month 1 4.00; three months lO.oO; six months, twelve months, $20.00. No advertisements wilt be lurried between local matter at any price.

Notices of Marriages or Deaths, nat to exceed ten lines, will be inserted free. All additional matter will bo charged 5 cent per line. I'ayment for transient advertisements must bo made in advance. Ilcgular yearly advertisements will be collected promptly at the end of each quarter. Advertisements for a shorter period mut bo pdd monthly.

All Communications containing news or a discussion of local mat-lers solicited. No communication containing objectional personalities, with hold tho nMio of the atu tlmr will ic pKU.hriL r.runol rcsiHjllslpie ior tli views of our correspondents. Onr views arc expressed in the edito- ial columns. ToIODOEE HOSGOOIk Eiltor til rW A NEW MOVE. A few of the leading rewspapers of the country are advocating a proposition to xnako 12 o'clock of each Saturday the close of each week.

The proposition is snscepti of plausible argument on both sides. exchange says: "It is contended by the advocates of the proposition that this arrange ment will work in the interest of better morality on Sundays, for the reason that he recreation so necessary to the health of the' working classes, can be indulged on a day upon which no harm can accrue. There is much to be said upon the subject on both sides. If the work ing men of the country can arrange to put in enough time between Monday morning and Saturday at cjock 10 support meinseives and iammes in a proper manner, and if tho business of the country is not made to suffer, then there can be no reason why the movement should not be It will cer- tamlv aflord -mncu relief to our over-burdened class. The political parties in Uhio are marshalling their forces for the con test this Fall.

Governor JJoadly declines to be a candidate for re" election, but it isT the general im pression that he will bo prevailed upon to lead tho Democrats to vic tory airain. lie. defeated Judge Foraker, the Republican candidate, twoV will have the same competitor this vear if hc accepts" the Democratic nomination. The New York Sun, an independent paper, pronounces Hoadly'a administration a grand success, and advises the party to induce him to lead it The Virginia, papers are still disk cussing the verdict in the Cluverius case. The Petersburg Index Appeal, one of the most influential papers of that State, has this to say "Wo sar again that no matter whether Clnverius be as innocent as an angel in heaven or as guilty as the blackest devil sheol, he onght not to be sentenced to death nnon evidence no more conclusive than that which was put before the jury that tried him." It is said that the President in his first annual message -will call the- attention of Congress to tho necessity for additional legislation to prevent delays in the administra tion of justice in the courts of the United States.

It would require tbe Snpreme Court two years to dis pose of all the cases now upon its doctet, and iiiiganis appealing to the highest tribunal from the lower a a. Courts are reouired to wait two years for a decision of their claims unless Tor somo especial reason their cases are advanced for hear ing. President Cleveland Las discussed with justices of the Supreme Court the condition of its business, and he will probably urge Congress to nass some bill to relievo the Court as quickly as possible. Eleven people have been lynched in Iowa within the past two years, and is now the champion mob law State. Tho next State to her in that matter of lynching is said to be Kansas, wbilo Texas and Ken- nnftti lwinP- tliPt third Ti and fourth in the list, Maryland is mating IIS way lowarua iuc ucuu ru ii nftimmfih speaks badly for any State or community.

It shows that the laws are jiot administered faithfully or that the people have no respect for either law or justice. The rumors" which -were afloat that Secretary Manning's tenure was onlv teniDorarv.axe set at rest bvthe action -of the-secretary in renting for foriryearjr the house of the Lite Alexander" Ray on the Gor ier ilain and I'atton Keep constantly on hand a Goods usuajlly found in a general tiiaiLC a specialty in -toil fVmVi fhn. very best inanufact- the celebrated made, shirt for the price, Desides you that we mean business. i MAIN ASHEVILLE, Avenne, Asheville, N. c- Full and Complete Assortment oi mercantile fistablishment We see their friends.

1 v. I HOUSE, TVrXXT OLD STAND. mvY BOOTS HEADQ UAETEES FOK NOBBY HATS A) FULL LWE OI JiAJNfc), with us, and will be pleased to IT (KR -AND- GilRPET TVT' 1 TAT 1 J. Y. JORDAN'S and; You will find a full line of Bedsteads, Bureaux, Washstands, Ta- bles, Chairs, Safes, Desks, Springs, Cotts, Mattresses, Parlor Sbits, Mmber uits, i i Suits.

CA-RPETS. all Qualities. VFV ferent sizes and prices. You will lpn's ftiirt examine; hi3 stock belore new supply Of Carpetsi Mattings, save Hugs CHEAP. -Window Shades dif- money- by calling al McMul- buvme.

tie has just 'receivea a tend Furnitttxo. Give McMul- a call befdre" huyihg. liiitUtllP V.V4 Vi, uv miyiMm- vtoptutcu tttyth Fib II Oh..