North Carolina Newspapers

V '..- ASHEVILLE KOtlF.TIKS. i, tSjrcnr. CamjiiamUry, No. 5. A. J. Blair, Eminent ...... uyuiiiiiuitiiT; .iori;iu muc, secretary. Aluctslint ., Mcuucsuay mni iu eae.n momn. , Ahi-rii(,e ampler 7. .4. J. Ai- IL Hand . liiKli JTifNt; 1.A. OU'tier, Secretury. Meets mo sueouu weaiiosuay nignt in eaen mouth, and i . meets every Biday niirht lor instruction. ill. Jlernwn lxxUie, No. 118.. A. F. & A. J?. . J. A. Porter, Worshmftil lltisfpr: Sam'l n. Keed ,( Secretary. Electa the first r riilay nij.M. in each ; niouuu ' . Siotmnanoa Lndge, K. o) W.,"N ' ..drown, .Dictator;. Jordan tstom Meets tlio brst and. tuird Monday . mouth. ' , trench llroat Council, No. -'01, j. ''plnsky. Kegent ; Jordau fetone.Snc:, in the hall of the Knights of Honor on t . and ioli.-ttl Mondav nights in eacn ?nrmt h C. ond : Asltevill-e JMvutoH-ifi. li S. of TV A Cnmmings Worthy Patriarch; V ,T Oiobertson, ilecordine VVtsrjr xucsua infill. - ,v--- S . - JTAe Woman' Missionary Sbefey'of the SI. E. , v Church, South, meut in the Church class-room on . -1 ; the iirst-t naay ot every month at t o'clock P.M Asieville Literary Society J. D. Cameron. Presi. doittiT. A. Jon.s, Secretary, Locke Craier. Treas- uror. Meets every- Friday eveuing at rooms of Asueville Library. ' ..'-.';';; ASIIEYII.I.E tllllKtn BIUECTORT .' Methodist Episcopal Church CKurch St. -Rev. W. W. Bays Morning services II a. ml ; ATonin? tervices 8 o. m. : Waver meetiuer Wed- . nesday evening H p. m.; Sabbath school 9 ' " a. m. - -; - . Presbyterian Church Church St. '" Iter. J. K Gammon, Services 11 a. m.; 8 p. " m.; prayer ' meeting five p. m. Wodnes- ' dav. Sabbath school half-past 9 a. m. ' " Services at present hold in rooms of Y; M, A, l'atton Avenue. t ,fKv Episcopal Church, TMnitj corner Church and . : Eev. Jarvis Buxton Services' 11 a." m. ; 8 p, m.: Sabbath school 9 a. m.- "-' Eer. J. L. Carroll-Cervices 11 a. raTT S p. . . in.; prayer meeting 8 p. v. Wednesday fBaV bath school 9 a. m. : J ... '-5'.. - ' ' lionian Catholic Church. . - Itov. Mr. McGinity-'-Ser vices first Sunday m ocn montn at xi a. m. - ' A.. E. Church- corner Patton Aoenue and - Bailey SL (Na pastor at present in charge). r Dvubleday Mission Church. ' Ilev J K Burnett, Pastor. Sabbath School, 3 3 bui. . . -... r. jit. a a. 1 ' Trayer Meeting every day from 12 to. 12.80 o ciocic. au mvitoa to attend. Oonjiel tJorvices every Sabbath afternoon, at 0 o ciock, on uattery .rortor. ' - , Gospel Services at Prof. Yenable's Academy every aDDatn aiternoon at a o cicgk. ; Gospel Services at Smith's Bridge old De- Sot over u. jit. itoDcrts store, at o o ciocir. aboath School at 4. - All aro invited to attend the above services. COLOBf:D:cmrItCHE.S.: .j - "A. JT. E. Church I Zion) College St.J Rev. Mr. Sherman Services 11 a. m.; 3 p. m., and half.pas-t 7 p- m.; Sabbath school 9 .m. r'-'j. n . - : - Baptist. Rev. Mr.. Rnmley Services lira, "m ; S p. m.', and half-past 7 p.m.; Sabbath school 9 a.m. ' '. . Episcopal. V ;. - ' ' . . . Uev. Mr. Berry Services 11 a. m. Sabbath school 3 p. m. ' ; ' - Services held irt Court House on Sunday 11 a. m., half-past 7 p. m.. by Rov. Mr. Metts, of A. M. E. Ohorch. - A RIOT IN CLEVELAND The Striker Strike a Sad . Blow t Their , Cause. . Cxevelakd, O., July 16. After saverai ' days of comparative quiet, and to the sur prise of everybody, the riotous f creigners who have been on a strike at the Cleveland rolling mills for nearly two weeks broke out in a fierce charga' upon the rolling mills with the expreil determination -oi demol- . blring them.; - , ; About ono hundred policemen, waro . at Duce hurried to the scene and met the mob jiist inside the gabs of the mill yards. Dep uty Su per in tancLju t Mahoua, - in bharge- of the pohce, endeavored to pacify tha mob with the warning that thsy would surely D9 beaten and many get hurt, perhaps killed,, but ho was run over aai an entranca riade into tha yards by 1!i3 novv iaf arlated mob. He at once ordered his men 'to "charge, and a terrific hand-to-hand fight took : place which lasted about ten minutes, and in which clubs, stones and policeman's sticks were as thick as hail stones. Brokan heads, noses md black eyes were too numerous . to count, Vut only one man was fatally injured. He vas a Bohemian and refused to tell what his ' lame was. ' A dozen or more were locked up, though badly wounded. Two offic?rs were badly cut about the head and face, and - nearly all the : officers received bruises. . The rioters dispersed in every' direction, and ' it is now thought tho lesson taught thsm will ' be so wholesome as to prevent a similar occurrence In the near future at least. . .1 -' CART LOADS OF DEAD.: Saving Vp the Bodies of Dead Infrctta to . - . ' Save "Kxpenses. , NewToek, July-10. Lewis. Itassell, a Brooklyn undertaker, wai arrajteJ upon the presentation of the board of health of evi dence that he has made a practicij of storing in a cellar tho bodies of infants entrusted to Uim for burial, keeping them on ice until he has a sufficient -number on hand to make load for a dead wagon. . The object of this irregular and revolting proceedings has been to save the co sts of sev eral trips to tha . cemetery.' The charga is made that soma of , thi -bo lies became da- Somposed, causing a stench,, and endanger ing public health. In 'one casa the, body, was kept unburied flva months. , rv"- ' ' VIRGINIA POLITICS. . .. rhe Kepablicaa State Convention tt Hich : mond The Candidates. . . .. Richvond, Ye., ' July - 16.' About three hundred pf'tho doleatus . to the Republican 4V stata convention, which meets "hero," are in town. Preliminary discussions continue to - point to the nomination of John S. Wise for g'ovornor, though tha ' friend3 of Attorney General Blair. hav. no 'yise abated their claims or their effort, v - . . . V , . AVise's friends c5nfcinue to claim his nomi- natioa on the firot bnllot by more than two thirds of the coavmtipu.. Wise hinisalf says that if bis nomination is not unanimous be-- fore the. complatioa of the roll call he will be - nominated ou- the first ballot, with at Vsast one hundred votes to spar ;K WANTED: rwSS1?? ETEKT DAY ESCTLOPEBIAt ' - the cream ot50 standard volnnies In one. - ' ' A rich thing lor those who want to make money. . The sales are just tremendous.. 15,000 copies sold In Eastern N. C. the past winter. Mcnnow want-. . ed lor Western N. C, ---. - - - Special -in'luccmenta to experienced agents and students. No tapiuiU necessary, references 1 ioulxcd. ' " " " " Also to sell Page fc Wood worth's f-Jreat Republic ' Maps and Charts of Cleveland and Hendricks. ' .Write for terms to ; - , PAGE.& WOODWORTH, - ' ' ' ; Atlanta, Ga., : orp 'J. Page, Asberille, N. C. , -,:. aj 13-d 2 mos wl :- . : . . ;. " ' ' J . . jillisery. v j,; : mss META' jtA jjgj reftpectfullv annonncos to the lailics of Asueville that will sellout nt cost Us. Trit:niinsr xnil Klbbon, fell Hi and eh el lor ire Trimming:. .. - ' ' "i . . - . ; l'hillips et. between Grove and Baney sts. ; . . jy -3t,-v v ;. . : JO'CT:';;CLA-rTOX, . . fRK.AR EAgik Hotel) ; ASIIEVILLE, N. C,; :jriijrur?.CTunEii of cof- - . . ' "v-' -V'', '- "i Coffins maJoC First-Class Style, of SYitlri-.t, Mountain Eircli, Poplar, Pine an.l Maj.le of tb5 best qtiality. - 8atisfar t i..n ciuaiantci'tl and Low Prices cljargcd. Ho aks tho inllicv -ill -and set' fur thfinselv.'... ; - - " .'; ; FUGITIVE PARAGRAPHS w VARIED INTEREST CAPTURED Bv j: TE CAREFUL CONDENSER,. , Cicko. reraonals and Political Folateis. Ereadwinnora' Battle and Trade's Tribolatlons Hailroad ltatnbllags - , . nnd Foreign. Filterings. ? - . Washington Seeds, of Commwcial Point, j,, wuo nunting, ' attempted to climb a .enoo, when his guu ' was. accidentally dis sharged, the entire charge entering his body, illing him instantly, v . . . -i ; Terrific storms in tha Alleghany valley, in the vicinity of Bloomington, HI., Rome, 3a,, Titusville, Pa., SteubenviUo, O., and Drawf ordsviUe, Ind. Considerable loss of ?rop3rty. James McL3dart killed at Har- nonsville, Pa, ; a colored boy at Home, Gi jjso a son or tr. motes. " 1 - ' Prank Belzing, of Indianapolis?-tad both (egs nearly savored from his body by falling in front of a roapsr.' ' ' -' : ; ' -. t . . . Threo maii were instantly killed at Albanv by falling 105 feet with the roof of a gasom- ter. ' , : ':-j . ...,.';..' v.. --.. James iL Welch, of Fort Wayne, Ind., while stealing a ride on a freight train, fell from a car near Payne, and was -killed. . -While a force of 6ixtoen men were eneracred in tearing down an old .boiler-bouse at Phil adelphia, the walls f ell - burvaifc nine men in the ruiqs. Five of them , were seriously in jured, one of them dying shortly after being removed to tha hospital. - ;. ; . , Berry Cobb, of -Campbelteviile, Ky.. was ran oaar-Jy-hij wagon. ami Vlllftd, .. t. r". . lb" Ndieai' ..-7 ' Annual convention of jrjnited NaHers of Amerk'a at tWhaeling. ! . ti, Tj,. Final points at issue iu the weavers' strike at Falls of Schuykill, adjusted, and work re sumed. .. " ... ..--. ' indication of ' uv settlement between Rochester, - ,T., '--manufacturer ?and moldora. . . Wabash' strikei!' ' Jas. llcKenzie, Kansas City, sentenced 't6:: thirty days' imprison ment for interfe 15' with train movament..' iTearly all of Caicago brick yards have shut down. : The men would not stand fifty rents per day reduction.' Two thousand men OUt' '- - .', '-'.-v -. , ' .. . Houston; Texas, -Daily Postrirlnfera are out on a strike : for non-payment of wages due. . "Rats,"' who' All .their places are threatened with boycotting. Employes of tha --National Tube Works company, of AIcKeosporS, Pa., demand tan per nfe. advance. - Will work pending tho general manager's, decision. .- Tho governor of Michigan ; has called out troops to sup.)r33s the strikars at East Bag- may and Bay city. -: . ; . . -A' Personal. , Kr.'Alberf Guerry of Baltimore, has made an engagement to paint the portrait of President Cleveland. lie will commence the sittings this week. ; jt-. : ' : - Lieutenant Commander Webb, connected with the Alert on ths Asiatic station, has been tried by court martial on the charge of drunkenness, and found guilty. Gen. Sheridan and staff are expected to reach the scene of the Indian troubles very soon. - " " ' " Judge Okey, of the Ohio supreme court, it seriously ill at bis home in Columbus. - Henry Koch,'of Canton, O., made an un- succeisful attempt to 3huffle by the poison route. ' ' v; ... i.- A. B. Porter, a prominont democrat and saloon-keeper, of Columbus, O , shot himself turough the heart. . c- : John Roach will go to Washington to in terchange viows with Secretary Whita3y regarding the Ddphin. '" - . ' - e Political Pointer. . . A Dampcratic club of .Dubuque, la,, has parsed resolutions favoring a license law of $500, and the repaal of the prohibition lav. Ex-Chief of Pohpo trun,; Bnffalo, is to be chief of the United States secret service. The Democrats of Campbell, county, Ken tucky, nominated Col. A, S. Berry, of New-' port, for state senator. A Mr. Reynolds of St Louis, is promi nently mentioned in connection 'with the Spanish mission. -. - - . 4 - (secretary Whitney has dismissed Repub lican foremen in tho Brooklyn navy yard; and their places will ba- filled by Demo crats. - -.-',. , ' ' . ' '-.. '. : President Cleveland thinks "offensive par tisanship" has been misinterpreted and has stopped the wheels of the , appointment ma chine in the departments. . Fire KoeowL The Forest flouring nirlh; at Ottawa, Kan., were destroyel by fire. Loss $35,030. . The total loss, by tha fire in Albany, N. Y., Sunday night is $33,000. Fireman Wal ler has sincedied.. .-. .,- ;. i .; . Fire, destroyed SchofiekPa yarn mill at. Manayunk, Philadelphia, - and six dwellings that stood elbsa by. - Loss $X),003. . . - .Tin fraicht denoi of the Cincinnati. . Indi anapolis, . St. Louis 4i Chicago railroad -at Greansburg, Ind.4 was destroyed by nra T --: , ' Bixty-four thousand square acres of cran berry . bogs in south. Jersey have been de vastated by fire. ' . ' . 1 -' .- " ' . An exriosion 01. cnemicais in ocaie-naf jt & Co.'s liquor store. New York, destroyed f4.C,0OC property. ' i. - .,.';;.'. . - - ; ', The PeatUKoU. - ; ; ... . Mrs' Mary Clemens died at Youngitown, O., aged one hundred and two years and ten weeks, x-'- ..' 1 , , ''-.. Hon. S. A. Conrad,' of Massilloa, O., was nominated f pr state senator by the Kapnbli cans of the Stark- Carroit county -district by acclamation. ' ' .-. ' ' '. - - B. F. Muzz, a pioneer of Springfield, O.," died.: l - J ' Tho body of Frank White, companion of Prof. Briton, of: the wrecked, yaeht Phan tom, was found below the -whirlpool rapids, Niagara river. ' - "' - ' Cable Sparks. ' L ' Y English government will issue f45,000,003 loan to Egypt in a few days. . - " A conference for protection of young girls was opened in Princess hall, London. . -V Six cardinals will be created by th papal consistory appointed for July 27. J ' It is announced in Paris- that Nicolinl'a wife- will consent to divorce if paid 50,090. He will then marry PattL ' - . - Kallroad lteadlng. ' . Tlie Hudson River railroad will probably purchase the West ISnore road. . : . ' A Baliimore & Ohio east bound express was wreaked near Tiffin, O., by the breaking of a woodoa bridge, No live3 were lost. : The Orlean 1 Paoli and Jasper, rail way company has filed, articles ' of incorporation with the secretary of state i of Indiana. ' r "; . " : :. ' t. " -.' '.' ...: .-'';" Business Troubles..". . V "''. , The business failures of ,tha;rst 'half oi J885 amounted to 74,000,003, against $13 V 000,000 in the first half of 188i ,. J. C. Barkley & Company, wholesale cof fee dealors of Baltimore, assigned. Liabili ties very heavy. ' 'Assets $130,000. Francis TS. Cola & Co., Baltimore .Satter' assignad wiiih ,$30,000 assets. ' ,. 4 ; ' -' i3" All the; great dailies rNew A'ork IIerald,,Wojild, Times, Sun, Teibunk, Charleston News and Courier, Char lotte Observer," Raleigh News-Observer,. "yVilmington Star, Wilmington .:. Re view, and Asheville Citizen are to be found regularly at the Book Stores of J, N. Morgan & Co., J, L. Wilkie, and W. E. Pelham. ., '.,..;.,.....- ,;.-,.., i The Daily Citizen for sale alsoi Es-j tabropk's. . - V ' : ; Vuur did tlioea can be ri;ade as good as new ontv at..'-.-., - V. T. Weaver's., SOiMEK KOAK1) IN T1?E MOTXTAINS. - A ianiilyorpsny 01 tiircoor ;.-'i:v peifcr.s t:n le e'-(.-ci,i!wiuu-:l wvfi nii'i; l-inl ami Losing during the t-tuiiuier V.Kr!,-n.-.. (irftu'h pjoki-n in X.ai'y. Fn-m-ii ('!(. iu i,-r In .!r. B. J. Aston. Asiievilic, X. I!. jc liii-iw FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL; Quotations of the Stock, Produce and Cat- - '' ' tie Markets, July 10.- ; . - ' " Ksw YoRXt-'-Mcme 1 - ,j." ejus. jcchau29 iull. Governments weak. - , - Currency sixes, Vi'Vi bid; . fours, coupon, bia; f our-and -nalfs, 12yi bid. . The stock market was quite trrei-ular at the opening, but generally lower on the most active stocks, while New York Central was' down J. In the first prices Northwestern and Union Pacific showed a loss of , and I louisville & Nashville , while Western Union was up and Lake Shore : other changes Deing tor small fractions. Iur Injj the first half hour- the market was very ac tive and strong. Lake Shore 'aJvancing 2, New York Central : lv Lackawanna 14. Northwest ern 1, St. Paul and. . Union -Pacific each 1, and Western Union Jfi per oent. r. f ' - This has sinoe been "followed by less activity, and a moderate reaction, ranging from. to ) per cent, the latter the Vauddibilu. At th opening the crowds in Lake Shore and New York Central were so large that It was impossible j to maintain the same quotations, and stocks sold at different prices at the same time.' The reported sales are undoubtedly 'considerably. 'below: itbj actual transactions.! London brokers were-.thc most prominent sellers; 'The decline was checked shortly before 11 o'clock, and at that hour the market Is active and : strong at a sugnt recovery from the decline. - . . . , , - - Alt& T. Haute... 18X ' JIl3soori Paclflo.., 97 Bur.& Quincy....iaiS; N. Y. Brie 11 Canada Pacino... U. N. Y. Central uanaaa Douuieru.. - itaaa. auaiu..., oy Central Pacific... - Northwestern..... 972 Chicago Sc Alton.. Ug rtortnern raoino.. lo'-i U, C, U. l 33 -Del & Hudson..., S3; do Dref erred. 42 4 N. Y. & Erie,. .fllJi ... is umo & miss... Den. & Rio. O 1. oi racinc man. Illinois Central. Jersey Central.. 1M4 Bock Island.. aji t. i-aui. Kansas & Texas.. 19 4 St. P. & S. C Lake Shore.. C8 do Dreferred Louisville A Nash-, i Toxts& PaciUc. IBM Mich. Central...... 67. U. Paclflo : Jtforrir & Essex. . . .118. j - West. Union'. 64 Cincinnati. FLOUE Fancy, $4.64.00; f sunny, $1.25 Li). . WHEAT No. 8 red, B8jJ91o; No. S. fl8aW7. CORN No. a mixed, 4843io; No. Wntte, OATS No. 8 "mixed. S4 34'-i5; No. a mixed, SXaasc; No. 2 white, S7H88& .."','. POKJK Family, $10.7511.00:, - regular, $10.50(10.55. BACON Shoulders, 34c; short clear side 1, ! LAKt-Kettle. 67c ' CltElKSE Prime to choice Ohio, 8J47o; New York, c; Northwestern, i$ia. POULTHY Fair chickens, S2.25$2.&; prima, $3,7S((p3 23; Spring chicken JLiii.OO: duclca, $1.60 , 25; eejse, 94.0J per, dozen; live turkeys. tc: drei:jed.T313'-. --flAY No. 1 timothy $13.00l3.S0; No.. S. Sli.O01SU.MO: mixed. 10.i3'4U.50: wheat and rye straw, $7.00 48.00; oat straw. $9.0010 00. . ... , . . 1 . 1 1.11.1 id wuoii unwasnea meuiuai kiouiuix, 10 (yiiu. fine merino, IS 17o: eoinuun, lilic; fleece washed medium clothing, il&ijc; coin bin? 37.$ Stele; burr and oots, ls-Me; tub washed, 2iJ27c; pulled, 19913c. CATTLE Good to choioe. ". $4.133.13; fair, $a. 5 J1.00; oommoQ. $2.00 03.00; stockers an 1 feeders, $3.2 . jl 85; yearUnji and calvej, $2.-0 $8.S0 - HOQS-Selected butchers, $4.60 9I8O; fair to good packing, $4.15 $1.50; fair to good lisht, $(.15 (4.6i: common, 83.701.15: culU, $3.5j.$.7i). SHEEPCommoa to fair, $2 503.25: good t J choice, $8.50jg4.00; spring la-not, $4.25 '.00. . Keir York. ". - WHEAT No. 1 white, L01S$L03; Na S red 1.00!-4'i1.0L ' - OOiiN Mixed western, 0333c; futures, Mi 65c. - OAT8 WestetB , STllo. i CATTLE $ 5tijJ)8-U7 4 perlOO lbs. live wslght , HOGS j4Vi.0J per 103 lbs. SHEliP JS. '5 0J psr 103 lbs. Bve weight Cori'OS Qa't't; .vI.jlMj uplaald. 10'cj; d Orleu.au, 10 jc.- Futurj 1 tli, Juue 10.30c; July, 10.34c: August, 10.43c; 3 f e.ntwr, 10;20c; Ojti ber, 9.91c; Novemter. D30J nbjr, 9.30J. - Chlcas ' - CATTL E Choice to exc-a shipping, $4.75 i) (l.oo; common to fair. $!.00iy4.40; scocxers and teeders, 5:1 oup..Zj; idxans, ts. HOGS Fair to (tood, (4.50 1.85; mixai pac'.c tog, f4 20cy4.3j; choice heavy, $1.3"x$4 00. - SHEEP Common, $j.90s .&; goal to choica, $3.oOJr4.20. New Orleans. ' SUGAR Refining, common,-4 .!$e; centri fugal -white, Oc;; off wnite, 0;$5c; choiej yellow, 80. MOLASSES Good fair, 17 $2ic; prime, 28 331 j: Common, 17,-Me. COTTON Middling uplands 9?. IA verpooL PO K dull: Prime mess eastern at Sis; do western dull at 4 is LARD Spot and July 84s 6d; and August, and September S4 9d. WHEAT New No. S winter at 7s Id; do spria; at s Id. FLOUR s id CORN Spot at 4s 6d; July at 4s 6d; An gu,4s74d; September, 4s sd. . Front ! ''And There to Remain ! With the cheapest and most elegant as sortment of Goods ever brought to Ashe ville. It is' a well established fact that WHITLOCK is and has been the attraction of Asjie- I claim to carrjr the most complete as- sortment of my . class of goods in Ashe ville, and to convince you of this fact, an assurance -of this fact will be effected by Calling at my" Store and examining the beautiful display of goods that can be 6een. . j."- -. - Just received a new line of those beautiful-Lawns, at 5 cts. per yard. ' ' - A beautiful assortment of Ginghams in Plaids and Stripes. - A fresh supply of Embroideries, ranging in price from 5 cts. to $1.00 per yard. ' I.aces in Oriental, Clung,1 Torchon, Af ghan, Spanish, Point de Aljcon, Russian and otherSj that will have to be seen to be appreciated;'. - : .. -v. . In ' Dress Fabrics, I show some grand styles, a ad ask an inspection of this Stock before purchasing elsewhere. .. . . ' Millinery Pepartmet. Just received mr second supjily ol new shapes,Nand can say wiih confidence that I can please the most fastidious in taste. ' It-wpuld require the entire space of the Citizen to enumerate each .article -separately, but all I ask is a call and I feel con fident that you will be suited. - , T ,T . GENTS' FURNISHING. V . I haVe a complete Slock of everything in this ine,comprising Hats, Shirts, Underwear',-;' Hosiery, .Neckwear.: Ilandker chiefs, &c. ' , ' '. - ' - . ' -. . 1 .- am ' sole Agent lor Hie celebrated DUNLAP HATS and EARL & WIL SON COLLARS. v . j In consequence oi the death of Mr.. S. WhitIock,who was my Manner, the bus iness vilf be continued by ,-. : ;' - : II. WHITLOCK, Under Layle Hotel. Main St. WHITIjGK Still to the THIS SPACE ItSEHTEI; FOR . ' J. J. DESMOND, south main street, ..':.. Manufacturer of ' ,. , , CAKES e' CANDIES Of -very Description, And Dbaleb in f confectioneries; cax- TE GOODS Ao.. Ac. .. '"t . "t J - - V 'I INSURANCE. life inounnriGE. jo rnHK VALLEY MUTUALMFK ASSOCIATION L- OF VIEGINIA .- - - - , ... Issues policies or from - ' ' $1,000 lo $3,000, AND combines the guarantee feature oi "OLD LINE " Companies ' at the cost of ordinary co-operative insur ' ance in Secret Orders. : FIRE INSURANCE. Insurance against loss by Fire in .. , City And County on ?lli kinds' of Tropcrty, Real and Person a . . Slwri: as well as long term, v - : Tolicies issued at lair ; rates - - in A. 1 Companies, Horn e and Foreign:; TIIOS. W. BRANCH, Agent, Office North Side Court Square. my 20-tf , , .- ... . ; .. EDVARD XfASTCH, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE ' ' . CENT, Ashvi!le( iMorth Carolira. Pine- Groceries, Imported and Domestic Table Delica cies of every description, AT KEPLER'S. - We make a specialty of Fine Teas, and Lave just received direct from Im porters, (in original packages,) the fol lowing, which we recommend for their fine flavor and superior drawing quali ties: Finest Moynne Gunpowder, Choicest Formosa Oolong, - Choicest English Breakfast, Extra Fancy Japan. HIGHEST: GRADE COFFEES.. Old Gov't Java Codec, green and roasted. Genuine Mocha, " " Lnguayra, Feaberry, Fancy Golden Rio, Cordova Coffee, - " Baker's Chocolate, . Bauer's Broma. ' ' . Epps' Cocoa. JUST ARRIVED, California Fruit in glass jars, Oranges, Quinces, Apricota, ' Muscat. Graj08, Egg Plums, Bartfett Fears. llanned California Fruits, Golden Gate Peaches, Lemon Cling Peaches, A pricota, Uartlett Pears, Bahama Grated Pineapple. FOR LUNCH AND PIC-NICS. Pates of Game, (truffled) Quail, Part ridge, Wild Duck, .Grouse and Woodcock. Boned Chicken and Turkey, -Potted Game, Lunch Tongue, Kippered llerrinirs, Shrimp, Anchovy Paste, Yarmouth Bloaters Boneless Sardines, Devilled Crabs, . Edam Cheese, Albert Biscuit, Dundee Marmalade and Jams, Instantaneous Chocolate. Fresh Crackers a great variety. 1 . AT KEPLER'S. Frc-neh Peas and Mushrooms, - -- Queen Olives, Capers, ; i Currie Powder, Salad Dressing, - Walnut Catsup, Mushroom (atsnp, ; Preserves irf g!us. and pails, CANTON GINGEK, - K & K Plum Pudding, - - . . Spaghetti J.racaronl, Vermicelli. Staple Family Groceries : Of every 4l(8i:ript!on, . . . : AT KEPLER'S,: ! f))l.osite Eayle Hotel: ESTABLISH KD l.CL U. FI7UMAN & CO., WlioI-nI 'uuimiHKlort Mercli'ul, 1)KAI KRS IK DB1SU ANU SVAFOBATEO ElttTlTS, AND PKODTJOB OF ALL KlSDS, IN TnEIB SEASON, VVOOr., BEESWAX and FEATHERS, . 19 Vksey PiKit & 50 & 52 Ekoau Ave., w. n. FIRMAN iN, W. Washington Market, N. f . ; KEW YORK. J. L. UKMAN. Uefekknos: Ixvl Apgar, Prei". North Ttiver Bank.. Col. K. C. Carter. Denton, Md. G. Jf. Wil lluins, ('ttimnduiciia, N. Y. fiordon & Pilworth, n75 Greenwich Street, N. Y. W5o'"p.n, Pres. U. Y. P. B. Co.. 82 Sullivun St. AcSs'vfim -THE ." ' : .. " . TT A Z L EGREE IV, ; Sash & IBlind &a ctoiv Hns recently purrtiased a large amount of Oak, Ash Chestnut, Cherry and Walnut Lumber, and CAN FURNISH WORK y . " manufactured of thoroughly dried n'ateriah. We projiose to furnish work at the lowest ligures, and equal to any Imported gooos. THOS. Jj. CLAYTON, Propr. j S. CLAYTON, Business Manger. . fcU4-s wtf i-. :-'-:.' (' Main ftrcet, (Above Eagle Kotel) S - jtshcville, Ji C, 0 . -- '.-" The hest stock always on hand. Work always guaranteed to enve satisfaction. -, -I am especially prepared to make boot and hoes so as to prevent pampkess and squeaking. Cnitl mm ovd Ladies9 Repairing a Spe cially. ; - 1 l ine ruitom A ork 'always onlnmil, any style work, siiociii-i- ih' I- indhijfs always on hand :uid I -Icrsale, the U t in the marKet. at l'w prices'" mjSLm-: JE ,TwJC'EZ, nT C. S. G- FRANK LOUGHRAN & BRO ARE ready to serve the boys with the purest and best ; of WINES, LI QUOKS BEER,: CIGARS, ETC., at both stands, . r the -'lioisri t Main street, Above the Bank. C:;vl"-7--.'--!tr.;Mttin'aA-Eale streetri, '". ' .r;:Vv'"Sv; v;::;:, " V; I ' , Xtclcr Wl.itlcck's.) V A:.' : CALL ON US AND YOU .WILT. ,SMILE ! ' ! .: S 39 K 1 No More Terror 1 Xo Bf ore Pnin ! Thin invaluable preiiar atlon is ruly a uiDmph of scienuiib BK111, ana 110 more inestimable benefit was ever bestowed on the mothers of the world ; . No Store Danger ! 'tIt not only shortens - TO '' the time of labor and les sens the Intensity of pain, but. better than - all. it Motltcr or Child. greatly diminishes the 0 anger to uic 01 ixvn mo ther and child, and leaves the mother in a condition highly favorable to speedy recovery, and far less lia ble to Hooding', convuls ions, and other alarming Tlie Dread of Moilicrliood TEANSFOEMID TO HOPE AND JOY. symptoms Incident to lin gering and alnfnl labor. its truly wonderful emo 8cy in this respect entitles the MOTHEK'S FWKND to be ranked as one of tne life-saving applicants giv- - en to tne woriu by tne dis coveries of modern science From the nature of the case it will of conre be unoersiooa mat we cannot publish cortllicates . con cerning this Ksmkdt with out wounding the delicacy : of the writers. Yet we have 1 Snfoty nud Ease : to , . ', hnndreds of such -testimonials on file, -and no mo- in er wno nas once nseu it will ever again be without Snflering' Woman it inner time 01 trouble. A prominent physician lately remarked to the proprietor, that if it were -oUmissible to nuke -I publio the letters we receive, - the "Mother's irienu" would outsell anytmmg on tne market, I mnst earnestly entreat every female expecting to be confined, to nse Mother's Kelief. Coapled with this entreaty I will add 6hat during along' obstetrical practice (forty-four yeais). I have never known it to fail to produce a safe and quick delivery. ; ' II. 3. HOLMKS, M. Ih, Atlanta, Ga. - Send for onr Treatises on "Ileslth and Dcpplnesa o Woman," mailed free. - Bradfield Reoclatob Co.,' Atlanta, Ga. ' X BRAND & CO. I jQ-Jj!- UNDERTAKERS. ; ASIIEVILLE;ijrc;r J " v'; Atetallic and Walnut Coffins constantly on hand. Every requisite of the husinesij furnished. , All calls day or night prjompi- Iv answered. Hoarse'- i itnisheu when desired?-' : ' , mfc-wly To Let or ForMes 'ON VEHY -EASy.TERWS, HOUSES SNOilQTS .in. Tint? crrYv, ; Applr to ' ' ' '' "' i,; IOUBInia Y A' SCOTT. ., mch 1S-4 iaos s w - .i-y if.,:, '. ? i ' J St. Joseph Academy - - of the 'JBiuo .Itifijie; LOCAT:I) AT 'HICK01lY,CATA WFJA :' ;' . Conniy- K.-; C.'Z " .. x. ). - This iiistitulh-n, eoiidue'.f -J. l.y the HisUrs ol onr Ijidy or Mercy, 13 situated in the ,hr;nlihy and picturesque dwii of Hickory, 011 tl. W. N. C. K. J'. near the Pewit. It is a Catholic- lnbtixution, tt members of ever y denomination ai t rtx-ived, and the greati-rt care will fce pa:l to scholars, v v' For jianieulars epply to Mother Kuieilor ti Hickory. N U . - . n.eh 4-c w nio ' ' - UETHlNGClWlCK! - -lot LOiTEltS OF THE W EE1. wboenjOT good smoke, should always ak lqr a really 5'-5 -i. HOLMES' . . - . ' Golden Ixaf. Iaitd f ;tlie Sky, - Thesobfands are manufactured from Uie cele brated Tobaccos grown' in Weylern Nortli Caro lino,, free from- nil iierfinmiric, atluJteiMtious o impuriticH.and are prined for-llieir - Ksiperb Hiwo3tii3g luaIiUcs,' Ask yo(U dealers or . (. , , . 5 " " I!OLJ?IES TOB4CCO,., -Y- ahd take no other. ' ' '- - ' -t ' ' -'' Ot-dtrt front 'tltm VrAtt foltctt. - E. I. HOLMES & CO. PKOPK1ETOE8 n2-12mos-- ; ASHKVILLJC. JC. f STEAM GRIST MILL, neae; ke' depots " i OUR NEW STEaM JVilLLS are in full operation, ftiitl we ore ready- ta supily ? families .) or' , rnorchant witli -'XAf ;-;v; '.V THE BEST MEAi; , " ' j .. V. HAY AND FODDER, tic. At tlie lowest prices,' V : . ,' FO Pt CA. S IT! Corn ground for ifsnal toll, prompt delivery guaranteed. Give us a call. JORDAN & TIALYLURTON. np 1-swtf " : E DGE CUFF" FOR SAT.F. A. handsome: well li-rhed Q'u-n .mmCot- tae. with S rooii x nn-i i t:t lu.u.'i-s. wiiu MlM.iit two ai'ivs ol liiiid at'.jti'iK'd. Ainiv tn 11. T. ill JuneR-dlm Wai-IU j I i'l':"!, Is". C if:. tcaa3ciea.t. ,1' A " ; - 1 f A j " PROF it'SSIONA L CARDS. - "JJoLOUD IOORE, f'-V-"..y Attorneys and Conntellot: at 1 .uni j ASHEV-iLLl?, :R. 'c-4. Y; rractlce lnthelTnlled States Circuit and Pis rict CourU at Asheville, fctatesville, f hmlottc and Greenslioro; in the 6nrn)e imrt at k.leh'U and In the Courts of tho 8th and 91& Judicbii ltis tricts of the 8tate or North Carolina. . ; Special attention given to collations of Claims may 24-1 ywAsw . C HEEREN, . : ; , " . Affornfy and Covn&lri At-Law," v'V- '.' ' ASHEVILLE,,iir.'C. ..' " ' ' WiU practice In all the Conrtg. je 8-dawCm JJ)R. . 3. WILSON, . . . ; j yFhysician and Surgeon, ,': Offlce for the present at 'residence, (the Uoewl House,) eorner of Nortli Main and Cherry sts. my 11 dawlx . " ' ' - r 11 1 1 - , '' ' ' - K JOIUS HEY WIlXIAilS, ; -r it , fhyncton and Surgeon.,' 1 " Oflce: JfalnSt.,2 doors south of Bank.'. Uesi . deiiee on trench Broad Avenue. . Olllce hours 11 v'; to 1 p.m., and from 3 to 6 p.m. THiEc. tr Davibson. '. .. IVAVJD60N & MAKTIK, Jas. g. MK-ri U . itorney dt CounslIani.a.Law ' i ' ASHXVILIJI, n.or N - Wll, ot.-tkA in tlie Sth and Mh Judicial Districts and in the Supreme Conn of North Carolina, rnd I? StfiF'1?.1 Ov Of the Western IXaLrict if North Carolina. - ''' - - Hefer to the Bank of AsnevUle: '. M 8epl9-swJtwm , JOCKE CRAIG, Attorney at Iaw, ; 1. ASHEVILLE, N. C. r ..Office in Court House. dcc (i-ly 0" AMES A. BURROUGHS, PLysician and Surgeon. ' ASHEVILLE, N.JV ; Office over Powell & Snider's. r . . -Residence corner of Alain aud Wood fin streets de 16-lv "' s. F. VENABLE. , Gvil.Enghiter 'and General 'thtrvtyor ' prepared to do all wcrl: in his prwtsh.u. ami oner hia gervir.c-8 especially In Leveliuj', I omi -MakiDf, Making ltiin!c.4 :to W4rk. Ijifimi nil- . Locatinir aud Platliujr or Mapping t'liy I.ois, Bi,d EstunatiiiB; or Aiappinjf Work already doue J" , A.; TENNENT, . ..''.,- ':.-.""' .Architect and Civil Etiginett.! . - Designs, Bpeciflcatlons, aiid Estimaten of any style of building furnished upon appjiculion, ami work snperiutended when desired. All work en trusted tO'Uie n '."ivii Kiigiiieer will receive prompt attention. ' Thorough draiurire "ol lauOb, - specialty.. Post ; Cilice: uddrew, Aslievillt!- 01 -Best,N. C. Residence Swluuauoa Bridtt. , r may 16-fimoa . rilflOS. A. JONES, - v - .... A . , , , .j -- .... . ' ' Attornc3; t Ijiw, ' ' I ASHEVJLLE N. :iC ' ' .Oft !-! V w OH:cewi!hl!cfdioii Martl Rs v: i &. w ir.niLLJ4i:i, ' Ili jsieiaiiK ajai Swrgeoiis. ' - 'r4;fli4 next door koiiIIj OJd J'or.k. "Ml fG HIO ": ' '': "' ; ; ' . . , : r- t 1 r iu n. 1V-3ohk-t:n. ; ; .-' ;r.o. 'a. tinrroiii JOlSTOK A M FORI), ' ' ' ;. - .- -j . AKdrufyn ('NHsHlors.RlI.Nw, - ASHEVII-LF, N. C. " Wil- practice hi the h ana inh Judicial DislilcU o! o'lh Candina. in the btipreme 1'onrt of the riulvMtiid iu the t ederaJ Couns at Atchevillc. ... t'tu concision ol claims, the examination' ol -tu U reu; riiipcrty.sud-thefceUicuicntof estates a c.cty by the f.im. Oliice iu the Johnston buti;ii.s. -( t . - . , . , v ; . . , . .. a 17-iy JNEW GASH STORE B A IMaec to C3et Itargalitm l 4(Sl,CCESS0H,'TO J. EwRAXKIH & CO.) -. . 1st door'aliOA'e anuore War.Tioncel J AluHUueof Well Started Vrtt. Tc ' fShoe ainU!-olhln(:.t Ke-tulty I My stuck ehibraees everything UMially kept in a.fiint-class genei-al store, such an DRY GOOL8. CI)THING,' '. ': ' '' a -.' : -i liOOTS, SHOES, V . . -. . ' ' - . . : , -X HATS AND CAPS, ' ' ' .'.. ... . ' - NOTIONS, - . -' '"' CL6Tiiii, : 4 -. - " ' HARDWAKE, - ... - TINWARE,. - .' .' WOOD AND WILLOW WAKE. , , ' , i - wIU kell'yon W SBWIKO MACPIXK, war ranted for live years, Willi top.foldlrfg leaf, two drawers, such as usually sell lor $4(1.10 tu fou.im, lor TWKJXTY-F1YE UoLLAHH.- SatUlatHion jfua ranteed or money refunded. ' I aui the Asiifvlile' Agent lor the Kcyal ft- Joint Scu iusr cliine aa above described. - - -( "Frtnh Grant SetxU unit It reccinxt i.a few dmt.' - .Ithatikmy friends and ciixtomeis ol V.few years ngo, while in tho retail business with Plea sant, Millis &t. and U E. liraham, for Uieir paat patronage, and trust to nictita eontiau.'uiceotihe same. - - Messrs. John A. f.rookshire and Pam'l W. Uay. formerly with J. E. Kankiu Co., are with tne and would be pleaded to have Ibtir liieiidmnil. ' : ' ' REXF.MBLR TUK.PLACE ! : " V litf door above Ft mncrs' B'arrAoiti, C. t'. tirnh.im ,,V!d Inland. ..... . Call and be coiivl-.iccil I (;oia . tnu. - rantcel a represent ja30-waswly "' ."" " C'0TTA?E FOK RKXT. . 4 A Collage, utjilnir. five rnn .fhf. rci.lcuce ol the late I'r J.i.'. liar.lv. imn.i .1,, . Chinch street, will ha ranted on ntiM,ii,,i,iB terms. Apply to . . J.o. M 1:Tl.N 1111 ,;-(tu (.i-, ). TV'. Im'ITi- Ti'J-scorAr. Fcirooi., CTn:i;rii s i ni i-T --s T;IT.f:V 'a ill r-oiiii:eii-e a i; iw,1,..,. ten July lt. ls.5. Cu'i-t'.- liif C!a!-v em-Ji M.m.l.-y and ft.nio- 0-1V lit p m.. ! 'iHI.ll-l:'C ."!!! !,': V , .! i: : v (, J-'-. 1 i in licuiui.", ad!ii., j-.x f,::' aI N. C e'-4-.:iw ' 1 n .-' '--ii . .1 '. . 1 1 t '