North Carolina Newspapers

r DAILY EDITION. Furnar, Stoao 2s Cancron, EDITORS AND PBOPBIETORS. 1 Year, R Moa., X Year, O Mo8., $.o 3.00 X.5.0 AD VER TISING RATES LOW. Asherlllc Business Directory. General Merchant Wholesale and Retail. ; - C. E. Graham & Co.. S. R. Ched ester &. Son. J. D, Brevard Si Co., J. O. Howell, -ti. Hanrmershlag. C. E. Lee, H. Kfcdwood & Co., J. P. Sawyer, G. A" Mears, A. II. Jones & Son, Bearden, &nkin & Co., w. n. urown, pi. At. itooens. Garden and field Seeds. " ' Powell & Snider. H. H. Lyons. A..J. Merrill. H. Redwood fc Co.. J. O. Howell, J. P. Sawyer, Jiear- deu. Jiankln tf Co., V. ti. Moncure. ? Grain, Hay and Flour. J. R. Starues, Powell & Snidor, Alexander and remand. . . . Uardtvare, Agricultural Implements, Ac. rcnninian & Co., VanGilder & Brown. . Stores, Ilousefurnishlng, and Tinware. . Ballard Bros., Brown & Beaxden, Lindsey Bros. Clothing, Gents' Furnishing, &c. Jumcs P. Sawyer, M. Levy, Charles E Lee, S Wliitlock. . Boots, Shoes, and Mats. W, T. Weaver, M. Levy. ' - v Boot and ltoe Manufacturers i - t M. Levy, W. T. Weaver, A. Freck. -1-; ' N Books and StaliotXtS). ' J. L. WllkIe: X Morgan &Co-., .H. T. Est- rook, H. 11. Lyons. ' .-: r . Druggists and PharmacenUstis. H. Lyons, Vt. C. Cannichael, C. W.-Dc Vault , 4c Co., G, H. Moncure, W. K. Pelham.. ' -t Musica; Instruments, fcc. ' - . 4 . " DeVault Bros. ' v. vVp-j. c ' .:. - i ' Jewelers. .j t, f v.. Cowan, Stofiuer and Robertson. ... Family Groceries. s . 'K Powell and Snider, & R. Kepler,"-A. R. Cooley, rn)cy & Co.. T. F. Starnes, G. w. Uoodlake. A. J. Merrill, J. K. Ware, Ware and Howell, A. C.Davis, ' James Franks.J.J.Mackey & Co., Jesse R. Starnes, J. Ii. McDonald, W. L. Morgan, F. M. Johnson, R. . ' H Koland & Sons,T. W. Shelton, J. R. Trnll.G. H. ' Htnrncs, N. Penland, Penland & Alexander. Mrs. I. U Kmith. - . Butchers, Heat Dealers, ie. .v Zaclicry Bros., Janes Lust, T. K. Davis, Mc Conncll and Drake.. Batteries. jTXDwniond, F. M. Johnson, J. C. Oliver," . Conjeiffners and Balers. J. J. Desmond, (DaetoryJ. M Heston.l WcU Saddlery, ZfcrafSgdc K. M. Gilbert & Co., Alexander ailiPeuland. Furniture, tc. " W. B. Williamson, Moore & Falk, S. Mo Uullen. . . Undertakers. . - X. Brand, J. V. Brown, John Clayton Coal Dealers. " S. F. Venable, D. S. Watf on, Hill and Atkins " N. W. Girdwood t Co. Lumber Dealers oubleday t Scott. Contractors, Carpenter!) and Builders. I. Gorenflo, John Hart, J. A. Wagner. T. C. Wctilall, K. J. Armstrong, J. K. Buttrick, T. L. Clayton, A. G. West. Blaclsmitlis V. W. Caublc, J. K, Woody. Holds. Swannana, Eagle, Grand Central. Western, Carolina House, Slaj le House, The Villa. Private Boarding. S. F.- Venable, A. T. Snmmey. Miss Bettie tirown, Misses Ckflin, Mrs. A. E. Hall, P. F. Emer son. Miss Smith, T. W. Noel, Mrs. A. B. Chunn, J. H. Carter, G. M. Roberts, R. H. Grahl, G. L. Mc Donald, M. J. Fogg. J. A. Fagg, J. E. Rankin, W. T. Reynolds, Mrs. T. E. Reynolds, E. Sluder, Mrs. Holland, Mrs. Broiles, Mrs. J C Smathers, Mrs E L. Baird, W. W. McDowell, Jataes W. Patton, Mis. Leicester Chapman, II. C. Hunt, H. C. France, Mrs. A. Sinclair P S McMullen, Forrest W West. Livery. Sale and Feed Stables. Reynolds Chambers, J. M.Ray, 'W. A. Wed din. James Sevier, C. O. Allen, T. H. Stansill - Wm. Cox, E. W. Herndon, S. H. Barnard, G. W. Morgan & Co., E. T. Clemmons, Jesse R. Starnes. Colleges, Schools, tc Asbeville Female College, Asheville Male Academy, Newton Academy, MissGoodloe's High .t-Hrhoel for young ladies. Miss tawyer's Primary School, Mrs. ijeV- GaiC-non's ITimBry chtot, -rJHla&o white liu-fllin sj'ools, two icma colored ' - sclKxilfciv A gru-i1"7 iiC'.has been authorized by .'.r; law, and a Stato n .;;.al kceooI will be held every summer. . Millinery, &c Mrs. H. M. Herndon, S. Whitlock, Mrs. M. E. Mann, J. P. Sawyer, Mrs RR Porter. Attorneys At Law. MaLoud t Moore, J. H. Merrtmon, E. n. Mer rimon, M. E. Carter, A. L. Carter, Gudger & Car . ter, J. M. Gudger, F. A. Sondley, W. S. Cushman, Richmond Pearson, E. D. Carter, W. W. Vandiver, . Davidson 4- Martin, T. A. Jones, 8. H. Reed, W. B. Gwyn, Locke Craig, W. R. Whitson, Jones and . llardwicke, Johnston & Shuford, W. M. Cocke, , Natt Atkinson, A. T. Davidson, W. H. Malone, V. 8. Lusk, P. A. Cummings, A. J. Lyman. Physicians and Surgeons.. .' D.J.Cain, W. L. & W. D. Hilliard, John Hey - . Williams, J. A. Burroughs, J. A. Watson, M. L. Nelson, Wardlaw McGill, H. P. GaUheU. x .. -'. i Ltodists..; I2.-U, Whitson. B.;U, Douglas, R. H-ReeTea, A. R. Ware. Bants, Bankers and Brokers. . Bank of Asheville, Slodef A-.Barnard . . . . Merchant Tailors. m -. . . ' s' ', , J. W. Schartle. " - ' . Dealers in Furs. ' : , M. Ellick. Seal Estate Agencies. Walier B. Gwyn, A. J. Lyman, Natt Atkinson, E. J. Aston, B. M. Jones. Arclutects and Civil Engineers, S F Venable. J A Tennant, . ' Tobacco Warehouses. The Asheville Warehouse. The Banner Ware house, The Farmer's Warehouse, Bay's Ware- House, i ae isuncomDe warehouse. Tobacco Manufacturers Chewing and Smoking. 8. U. West, McCarty & Hull, J. E. Ray, E. I. Holmes fc C., Shelton i- Perry, W. P. Williamson. Coopers, &e. L. F. Sorrell, N. W. Girdwood, 'William Weaver, -Hart. Vina, Lifimt, &c. I.onghran Bros., Hampton & Featherstone, W. O. Muller, 4- Co., A. P. Sorrell. - Papers Mangers. . -. 1Jain fc Hunt, Moora & Fal k FlUpatrick. Newspaper Daily and Weekly Citizen, Dally and Weekly Advance, The Asheville Tribune (weekly.) : Job Offices. , The Citizfs Job Onlce, Hunt Se Robertson. Photograplters. ' Kat. W. Taylor, W. T. Robertson, T. T. HilL Grist Mills, &c Jordan t nallyburton, N. W. Girdwood, Jai.E. Buttrick. McLane. Fertilizers, & F. N. Waddell, "Star Brand." Penninian t Co., "Anchor Brand," G. M. Roberts, Alex. Porter, Piedmont,""W. H. 1'enland, "Owl Biacd," Bear den. Rankir. 4- Co., "0er Co.'s Special," Lyon Walker, "Farmer's Friend," T. C. Starnes, "Ar lington." W. W. Barnard, "6ea Fowl," N. W. Girdwood fc Co., 'Soluble Pacific." Insurance. E. J. Aston, Thog. W. Branch. H'. L: Telegraph. 8. G. Weldon, manager. - . Southern and Adams Express. F. A. Stikeleather, manager. Civil Officers of Buncombe Cmtnly. Cfeorift-J H. Rip.h: IJenutv DhiiIoI RpvnoMs! H. .Clerk E. W. Herndon; Register J. R. Pattereor.; Treasurer J. H. Courtney; Surveyor B. F. Patton: Tax Collector T. vv. ration. Inferior Court. Justice G. A. Shuford: Clerk Mont Patton; folic or H.B. tarter. Oounlv Commissioners. J. E: Rankin, J. A. Reagan, G. W. Whitson, L. Childs, Thos. V. isnttain. Justices of the Peace. A . T. Snmrney, N. A . Penland, T. W. Patton, C. . Way. J. M. Lcdibrd, J. M. Jarratt, J. B. Cain. City Government. ' Mayor E. J. Aston; Aldermen W. T. Reynolds, Alonzo Rankin, Geo. F. Scott, I. H. Gorenflo, N. w Kirdwood and J. L. Mnrray. Policemen F N Waddell, Chief; W. G. McDowell, J. H. Haap- ton, HmhPosteii and t jt Hunter. Fire. Tirnartfitent. noso N. I. ' orcman H. C. Fagg;" H. & 1. Ko.l, Cnpt.F A. II . . Sanitary Dcoarlment. Dr.D T Millard, Sanitary Chief. Federal Officers V. S. Commissioner, A. T. Summey. Deputy Collector, (stamp cilice) A. v. cooper. Kismet Deputy a. V. iierren. j;epuiy BiormauK, a. j, Patterson, A. C. Iatteittn, T. K. Davis, II. S. Har in United States District and Circuit Courts. Judge R. P. Dirk, Solicitor J. E. Boyd, Clerk J. E. Rccd, ueputy uierx j-. a. iiiuicfu. -. Post-Qffit.',. . " XT. I- Gudger P. M C lei 1 s C. B. Moore,' W. J Koiman, C. L. Clin. . Sewing KacMne Agencies. Wholilerdfc Wilson, J. H. Hcrrirg, Chief Clerk Miss Bessie Justice. Mnger, w. . woniuinn, Chiet Clerk W.Montealh. Dcmestic, 8. R.Ched- titer v ton, Chas t. l.ec. . Cmmhi Hoard of F(!nratir,n A. T. Summey, J H f-'sms and B G Gudger. First ruiar lttlil 1 fl(iy in i no nr. VOL, I.-NO. 102. , DAILY . EDITION. INTERESTIKG EEADING MAhTEB ON THE FOURTH PAGE. -v. Arrival and Departure of tbe Trains. Sausbtoy Mail train arrives 8:37 a. k. ,. . . " Departs 5:47 r. tu Day train arrives at 2;14 vu. " departs at 10:30 A. h. Tennessee Arrives 5:87 p. x. - - Departs 8:47 A. M. ; Watse8Vtlijb Arrives 8:50 p. x. . " Departs 9:00 A. X. - The Wtyaesvillo train reaches that point at 11 :30 ; returning, leaves Waynesville at 1 .36. Weather Report Auk. 10. ; Barometer at 9 a. m. 30.S0. Thermometer Minimum 69; maxi mum 87. ,1 ," . Wind Northeast. ' i Sky Partly cloudy. - .. New moon on the lCltejit 6:56 a. m. Evening - 8t&neiirt- Jupiter; set about 8, only ten minutes apart. Morning St ai s Saturn and Mar, after midnight in Constellation Gemini. . W. Tv' Weaver. oq Agent for Hess' Hand:Made Shoes for "men. tf ' " head ynur Job . Work 'of aU tfads to ihe Citizen' Office,' if you want .it jfonejncsihi- cfieapTy "and uxih dispatch. THE IAII,Y CITIZEN " Will be published every evening (ex cept Sunday) at the following . rates strictly cash : One Year, . . . . . f 6 00 Six Months," . : . . . . 300 Three " . . . .v. 1&0 One " . . . . . 50 One Week, ... . . 15 Our Carriers will deliver the paper ev ery evening in every part of. the t?itjr (o our subscribers, and parties wanting it will please call at the Citizen Ofilce. The Daily Citizen , Gives the only telegraphic dispatches received. ? i 1 '' Choicest Cigars at Pelham's. ' tf On Yh-aught and for Bale at Pelham's Fountain, Farm ville Lithia Water, Sao atoga Vichy Water, Deep Bok and Tate Water, and jn bottles,, Appolonaris, Con press, Vichy,IIathpliin, Bufl'alo, Lithia, Rockbridge, AItrB,&c. . . tf. In one week thi season there occurred in New York city 1,700 deaths. And yet the are some people who think it hot i the mountains. E. W.Cole)-Esq.; and his family, of Nashville, Ted are sojourning at the Swannanoa. . ' Mr. Waldo BaJUrd, we are very glad to see again on the street, after a sick ness of considerable atiration. Mr. R. R. Porter, everybody's favorite, now with C W. Thorn, one of the great houses of Richmond! Va- is at home again, after about a month's absence. ..JThe Ale ville Jrrj.?y Club has decided to have anoiherjsies of racing on the 28th and 29th instJ Full particulars will be given hereafter. Mrs. Alfred Burnett, an aged lady resi ding near Black Mountain, died on Saturday. Her remains were buried Sunday. Mayor Aston, Messrs. Locke Craige, Foster Sondley, W. H. Penland and Col. Davidson were not in attendance upon the Grant funeral, business matters at home denying.them the privilege. We had the pleasure of a visit this morning from Dr. N, T. Lupton, Professor of Chemistry at Vanderbilt University, whose ' family'' has beeti summering in Asheville this season. r . A most pleasant article, happily de scriptive of Asheville and surrounding sections, appears in the Salisbury (Md.) Advertiser, written by a fair sojourner. We wish we had space to mare some extracts-. A meeting of the Asheville Jockey Club will take place at Ma. J. G. Mar tin's bflice to-morrow at 12 o'clock. Bus iness of importance will be considered. ' A canary bird, yettow with dark wings, a splendid singer, escaped from the res idence of Mr. Jordan Stone on Sunday. Any one securing him will be fully rewarded. Justice D. II. Reagan, of Weaverville , was in the city to-day. He reports every thing prosperous in his section. A num ber of visitors are at the Weaverville Ho tel. , Hon. A. S. Merrimon of the Supreme Court Bench, and family, arrived in i.1,..!ll.nef,i,J rw1 . of f rfl -Reynolds' boarding house on North Main street. The weather for the pa6t day or two has been unprecedentedly hot. for this section, though the nights are comforta ble enough, ior several hours during the day, however, the sun is unusually warm for this climate. Jit is navmg sev ere effect upon vegetables. A runaway and partial smash up of a bret took place in Courthouse square this morning ' about 11 o'clock. The horses dashed down Torth Main street and brought up with a crash against the telegraph poet in front of Howell'B with such force as to break the horses loose, which were Mopped after short rnn. No one hurt. A friend suggests that the lives of a dozen children were saved; in other words, so many children run loose about the streets, that it was a kind of miracle that none were in they way to be hurt. Rogees Beos' Make See Prices. For this week only. Triple plated Table Knives $1 75 per set. Desert size $1 65. Forks heavily plated on pure nickel silver 13 12 per set. Tea Spoons $ 1 62 per set. -'Butter knives and sugar sheila same quality, 50c. each. ., Quadruple plate Casters $2 00. A good extra plate Caster $1 25. A fine article of while handle knife at 1 60 and $2 CO per set ; ; .". Always the lowest prices on Crockery and Gla'es at Law's, opposite Eagle Hotel. july 18 d w -' t Visitors' headquarters is J. L..Wilkie & Co's Bock Store, Eagle Building, tf ' Pure Persian" Insect Power, for killing Fleas, Bed Bugs and other insects; lor sale at Pelham's Drug Store. , tf. FarmTille Lithia Water, cure for Dys pepsia and Kidney affections at Pelham's Pharmacy rail ior pamphlet. ; , .. tf If you want a good 5 cent Cipar - go to Lyons' ana ge a " wmte uoBe. 11 Ji . jASHEVILLE, N. C Meeting or Exkoutits Committee. ; ; ' The Executive Committee of the Wes tern North Carolina Fair Association will hold an important meeting Wednesday night, at 8:30 o'clock, 'at the Executive Committee Rooms in the Citizen build ing. Every member i expected to be present. - v - . Joxqan Stoke, Sec'y. ' Mb. Geo. Belb, Wo' has sold his stfcnd on Eagle street to Messrs. Murray Ilarkins, has re moved his Ashevillj-Beef and Meat Market to stall No, 5 Asheville Market, where he invites Siis customers and friends to call on hiuf, promising always, the best the count r affords. The Services a tub Pbesbyterian Chuecii. .' J - : ,1, , "'' v Yesterday, on tie occasion of the open ing of the new" church building, were very interesting. The services were con ducted by thi, Rev. 'Mr Gattimort and the Rev. Luther McKinnon, ?with a ser mon by th ' ' h' ii i ni'iH iuitii"i .7i" wa vw large one., iiereaiter tne regular tnorniDg services : will be held in the etiurch. J3ut the evening services fo 44i- present will be continued in the roomii of the Young Men's Chrietain Association, on Patton Avenue. SpazADixa Out. -'Messrs. Murray and Harking, have been kept busy since opening their fam ily grocery and feed store, and have scaicely been able to keep in supplies, concluding to add to their attractions and give .mere attention to the "inner man" they have bought out the meal market of Mr. Geo. Bell, and will here after serve, through Mr. G. W. Page as manager, the "best the country affords." Read their new advertisement, and give them a call. WeATQER FoBECAbT. Prof. W. H. Smith, of Montreal, pre- dicta: "For the week endinc Wednesday. Aug. 19 : Warm weather, with scattered storms and electrical disturbances fine, very hot weather over . the ereater cart of tHe continent local rain storms west and south; showers north." Ia California. Mr. W. G. Zeigler, well and most pleas antly known to many of our readers, has been in the golden State for several years, and has been writine some very admirable articles on the mountains of the Western States. In a note from Mr. Z. to ui, however, he savs, referring to the West : "I have yet to see any scenes in this section eoual in beauty to many in the Southern Alleghanies." We were pleased to hear from our friend again. Ten Nights in a B as Room. The Fiimin-Jack Comedy Company will repeat tbegreat moral temperance dramaTen Nights in a Bar Room, at the Opera Hall to-night. Mr.-John Jack as Joe Morgan, in which character, he is unsurpassed, in fact it is the most life-like portrayal of the Drunkard ever seen in this city. Miss Annie Firmin as the patient loving wife, of Joe Morgan, gives this lady an ample opportunity to dis play what actiqg is in the hands of a true artist. The entire eompany appears, in the cast and we can assure our readers of a pleasant evening's entertainment. This is a play that every family should witness. So brimg out your little ones, and give them a rousing house. A Yoicefrom MixnesoIa. ' ' - ; .--r-,:''. Capt".-JS.;'RayV-;'fcanu1fatlurfc-.':"6f "Ashyille'H Best," "Black : Mountain,", and other brands of smoking tocacco, is in rt ceipt of the following: ' ; f " Minneapolis, Avff. 5,,'8o. Mr. J. E. lldyt :- v . " ' Dear Sir.'AU of the ten lbs. of tobacco arrived in good shape. It is a very fine lot. I think the beet you have sent me, and I have been getting it from you for seven or eight years. The "Ash'eville's Best" is the best and purest tobacco I ever smoked and those of my friends who have smoked it say the same. Very respectfully yours, : -" J. H. Beisell. Hospital Benefit. An. entertainment for the benefit of the hospital fund starting' in Asheville under the auspices of the Flower Mission (or Charity Associatiation) will be given at the Asheville Warehouse to-morrow (Tuesday evening) at 8 J o'clock. Music, pantomime, .refreshments, etc. xhe Asheville Band will be inat tendance. It is earnestly hoped that this effort to establiish this much seeded charity will be liberally patronized: Admission only 15 cents. . . : . Pbiyate Boaedikg in W aynesville. The undersigned is prepared to accom modate a limited number of boarders at her home in Waynesville. Convenient to the White Sulphur Springs. . Accom modations guaranteed. Terms moderate. . tf Mes. J. B. S.,McIntosii. Fbbbii Suphtjb Water . , On draft daily, direct from the.Springs, at Dr. Moncure's Drug Store, with other mineral and Soda waters. Call on him. Jl" All the jjreat dailies New. York Herald, World, Times, Sun.Tbibune, Charleston News and Courier, Char lotte Observer, Kalelgh News-Observer, Wilmington 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. l'elham. The Daily Citizen for. sale also at. Es- tabrook's. - ' When the band begins to iriav and the youth beauty and chivalry of the coun try go whirling through the gaities of the ball room; you may bet they have bought, their dancing pomps at W. T. Weaver & Co.'s One Price Store tf Beat Perfumery at Pelham's. tf Miss ClevelaEd'B Book. (George EHiot'i Poetry and other Btudies,- 51.40 at J. I Wilkie & Co's. . . " Evitt & Bros' shoes for mom en-, and Hess' hand made thoeB for men, are rapidly , tiecoming the most popular shoes on this market, simply on account of their merits and low prices at which they aie offered by ; - . . " - W. T. Weaver & Co. Cloihinq of all grades, for men, youths and children; ah:o a good stock of A fen's tvrnishing Goods. eoklf . . REDWOOD & CO. o - JiW V IJ- MONDAY EVENING, AUG, io, 1885. MOUNT MITCHELL ROLLING, HOTEL LOG Black Jocxtain', N. C, Aug."0th-."-Editors Citizen : This summer resortis "coming fast to the front as a pleasant and delightful place for .persons from the low country. The Mount- Mitchell Jlo tel is now attracting a number or iersons who are purchasing lots and building neat cottages Mr. Washington, from Kinston, will have a beautiful .cottage finished in the next six week. Mr. yashington came to this place in the early summer in very feeble health and is now very much improved. Dr. Steven son, from Texas, but formerly, a citizen of Iredell, has bought a lot and put a temporary house up, and will spend his summers at the Bciriw'tum:? -1 could mention btherFirtonl-i!tftfttt build, from.Durham and Kiitato'rL I Lavo seen 'a great manj,-peopler?' A Jthe different summer resorts and ha,vo nevtf, Sr---jf-'f "Intelligence r ormore highly cultivated people than are the guests of the Mount Mitchell Hotel, Major Winder and family from Raleigh, ai e here. He has two very interesting' young daughters, who are great favorites with the guests. The ball passed off very pleasantly labt night, all the young ladies looking beautiful and dressed in the latest style. ' Our big-hearted SenatorVance had one of the old fashioned log rollings at his summer residence on last .Thursday. Quite a number of his good neighbors turned out and rendered him great aid in piling his logs and burning brush off, lor which our Senator felt more than grateful. - Mr. John Evans Prown and wife and two sons spent a day at the Mount Mitchell Hotel, and also visited the Sen ator's log rolling. M r. Brown is a noble specimenWrnan, full of true sympathy for his feliow jnan'in distress. Citizen. ISesoIutions of Itcspect. We regret very much that the follow ing action of the Board or County Com missioners of Henderson county was mis laid so that it did not tioine to light in this morning. We now publish it with the assurance that the delay was altog ether inadvertent : At a joint meeting of the Board of County Commissioners and Magistrates of -Henderson county at the Court House in Henderson ville on the first Monday in June, 1885 : The following resolution was offered by A. Cannon, Esq., which was unanim ously adopted, and the clerk requested to furnish a copy to the Blue Jlidge Baptist, with a request that it be published, the same in said paper, and that, the Ashe ville Citizen copy : " Whereas, we the Magistrates and County Commissioners of Henderson county assembled in the Court House in said county, in joint ixfja. are remind ed with sincere regret, t.iat since our last meeting God in the plenitude of His Wisdom has seen rlt and proper to re move" from our number, our mutual friend, and brother magistrate, J. P. Johnston ; And whereas, We desire to express our deep regret as county commissioners and magistrates, and fellow-citizens ; Therefore resolved, That in the death of J. P. Johnston, the county has lost one of its inoet honored and respected citizens, the Board of Magistrates, an able and valuable member, and -the Board of Commissioners, a member of whose hon or integrity, judgment, and ability, we may justly Jjo proud ; . 7 , -; Udsludj Tbtttllie i aI&Uoii Smm! upon the minutes of the county Ctf imis sioners, and that a copy ba furished the family of 'the deceased with fie as surance of our sincere sympathy ii their great Jos. . ' .! - . '';, ; ',; . Fine Shoes at Cost.'- "' 7V;-;v-,- Mr. A. Frock, our popular shoe n ana facturer, has on handa lot of splendid custom-made -low-button;.- elastic' and other kinds of gents' bhoes, which'he is selling at cost. lhese shoes cannot be surpassed either in make or quality of material. Those wanting good shoes should examine his stock at once, tf Landreth's Fresh Turnip Seeds cheap, tf - at Pelham's. Prescriptions compounded carefully by experienced hands at Pelham's. ' tf Zu 'ort-'s and Banister's Hand Sewtd Shoes, Opera Sitters, Oxford lies, Danc ing Pumps, Slippers, &c, etc. . a- UUD H OUJJ & CO. eodtf One Juries Store. Carpets, Mattinas, Sauares, Buas: Mats Oil. C'ioths, Lace Curtains, Cretotmrs. Haw Silks, Turcomans, lahle Damasks, Slteeting, loivtls, Japktns,-&c.' fceodtf , H. BEDWOOD & CO. Pelham leads in Drieesnurest medi cines at lowest prices, tf You will save monev.bv going to J. L. Wilkie & Co's Book Store, Eagle Build ing. '-, augltf NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Lois For ON THREE YEARS TIME. - MontLJj',instamerits, without inte rest - : ' aulVdGm U. DOrBLEDAY. v - H IT O USE FOR RENT. . , . a.U ..IVUAIM iVWUmilVV rf HMi.lKi& Al KJiLl Court House, on Beaver Dam road. A place oi rare ueauty, rooms, lurnish ed. Splendid garden and out house attached. Terms low. For- further in- ibrmation apply to E. J. ASTON. audeotlaw ' . - nmii mmmm mm, JKE STOJBE EOt'SE AKD LOT OX PATTON Avenue, adjoining C. Cowan's Jewelry Store on the Wert and one door East ntV.E. (Jra- haiB s Whlfsalo t-toie, the property of the late Hugh Johnston, will be sold on TuetKlay, Septem ber the I5tli at 13 m. to the highest bidder tor cash. ........... . . The lot extends throueh from ration Avenue to Pulliara Street, with a lront width of SO feet and J inehes on each. y - It has n it a well built Brick Stoie fronting on Patton Avenue with a depth of about eigutv feet. The iirst floor and basement are occupied by G. v . Morgan & Co., for (ieneral Merchandise, The Upper room . is occupied by the Youn; Men's Christian Aesocintioiu - ' Title Indisputable-. Terms 'ash Title and posse.'sion given at ouce. . B. G. tUTDGKR. )r.( ai;g.5-diw,tds. ' . . Gitiz , Referring to the recent celebration of his 73d birth-day by Gen'l Clingrnan, the Tarboro Southerner says : "The old gentleman, perhaps,.lia8 found the elixir ot hie in his now famous tobacco cure. Gea. Clingrnan is a walking encyclopedia of general and useful- information in many fields of science. May he long be spared to his State." -1 7 ' Miss Kate F.Tatterson, of Louisville, Ky., was the young lady who died sud denly at Miss Miller's on Saturday, not Miss Katie Skinner as We were inform ed. Mr. William Patterion, the father of the deceased,, arrived on Sunday after noon, and the corpse was taken home on the morning "Louisville train. Funeral services were performed in the Episcopal cnurcron bunday afternoon. Ocn Water-Wohks. ' ,j ' ' ; Our authorities are doing the very best Ihey can, with -a difliuult nd trouble some matter; and with the best and all they can do, dissatisfaction prevails .mong many. . To make the water-works satisfactory, both in supply ' and ilen -! sive of facilities, will require much more moving than cur authorities will likely have, unless the required amount shall be directly vcted by the people, and this meets with, opposition. The amount voted at first was coo limited, but was the best that could there be undertaken. As far as it goes, the investment has proven a splendid one for Asheville, having on several occasions secured more property than the institution cost; but something needs bo done, and soon, towards im provement and enlaigement. Will the people vote the necessary amount, or, shall the works be Bold to a private company ? As : intimated we do not- think the people are inclined to vote more money for this purpose; therefore, the next plan is to sell the property to a private company. AH . enterprises are managed more successfully by private companies, because their direct interest involved, will not permit neglect or abuse; and, if a company can be formed, which will purchase this property, under prop er agreements, we believe it will result, in the end, more satisfactory to the com raissioners and the public, at leact. home- thing ought to and must be done, and we throw out this to ascertain the views of the public upon the matter. Stall No. 1, Aiiey-ille Market, Zachary Bros. Proprietors, E. C. Lin- wood Manager. The best fresh .meats the country affords on hand daily. Open from 4 a. in. to 10 p. m. daily, except Sunday. Delivery wagon m connection with their stall, and all meats promptly deliv ered. Give them a call or Bend your or ders. '" . tau20 Railroad Tickets Botjoht asd Sold I will buy, sell or exchange Railroad Tickets from or to any point. Parties interested will co wHl to call and 6ee me. J. M. x'otjko, tse20 At Carmichael's Drug Store. Tue Citizen Job Office Is one of the most com "etc offices in the State, and work of every kind will be done with as much neatness and de spatch, and as cheap, as it can be done anywhere. , All Wool Dress Goods in great variety, Silks, Surahs, Bliadames, Satins, Velvets' Satines, Percales, Ginghams, Lawns, Prints, &c. M. UEDWOOD & CO. eodtf The' nicest bath houses in the State fust completed at Haywood White Sul phur bpnngs. . tau7 Watt Hill, in the Deaver buildin&v South Main street, can furnish meals at any time. 15eefsteaks a specialty.- . 7flA Tiviftru txt Hvo Wpwv The mortality in this citv fur the past week has been greater than ever before known, . owing to the large amount ol unripe fruit daily consumed, which gen erates Diarrhea ! Dyspepsia ! ! Death ! ! ! To prevent the use of the fruit would doubtless be impossible, but many of the deaths i auscd by its consumption could easilv bo obviated by the timely use of Dr. Lytle s Elixir, the only medi cine ever yet discovered which seems to counteract and fully cure all disease of ttre bowels. A'ew York Paper. All Linen Lawn. India Linens, English and French Nainsooks, Striped and Plaid Nainsooks, Piques, Embroidered Edgings and Insertings, Allover Embroideries and Laces, Lace Edgings and Tnserlings in great variety, llibbons, Buttons, Corsets, Under wear, neckwear. Hosiery, Ulovts, Mans, Purasols, Shopping Bags, -Belts, Handker chiefs. II. REDWOOD & CO., j eodlf . . , One irice more -Ladies' "Common Sense" and "Opera Toe" French Kid. at Levy's The best 5 cent Cigar in town at Ly ons'-?' White Rose." . -.. - ' - . JVow is ITonr Time to Huy'o Good J?Vim ,x SITUATED Just outside the Corporate Limits, 3 1-3 miles east of Asheville. NO. The Farm contains 150 acres, part of which Is well adapted for Tobacco, and the balanoe for Vegetables, Grain, etc. Good New Dwelling, new Tobacco Bar. s, one Tenant House. Crib, Barn, etc. Twenty acres In cultivation, SO in Grass. 60 acres (rood timber land which is valu able on account of location Good Orchards, farm enclosed with new plank and rail fence, and is situated 1)4 miles from Depot on WN O K R and same distance from Depot on Spartan bnrjr A Aiheville Kallroail. " Also houses and lots, and 8 building lots in the citv o f Aslieville on Valley Street, er Fe male Oollete, a few minutes walk from Co ;rt House, all for sale at low prices. Call on . A D. COOPEH, y2dwlw ' .; Ashevilln, N. C. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, " BUNCOMBE COUNTY. . Sale of Valnable JLand. By virtneof a decree of the Superior Court of Buncombe county, I will proceed-to sell at the Courthouse door In the city ot Asheville, county and State aforesaid, on Saturday, ldth day of August next, the farm property-of the late Airs. Nancy K Stevens, situated on the Asheville and BpartanMRrg Railroad, three and a-half miles south of Asheville, containing one hundred and twenty-five acres, more or less. A good frame dwelling house, good out buildings, fine water, good young orchard, fifty to sixty acres splendid wood land, ten or twelve acres line meadow. 8old for division. Terms, Twenty per cent, cash, balance in one and two yeaas, with approved note and security. E. J. ASTON, - . . : Commissioner. yl8w4t " " . GENTLE PONY FOR IIIRB. One suited for ladies or children. For particulars, apply at . ailft at . PiLHAM'S Devo Stor. JFOIZ SJtL.Il, CIIEii: One Hundred lcre of Jn proved Property, Adjoining Arden Park. Apply to A. J. LYMAN. Asheville, N. C, Office in Court House. au3-l m - . PRICE : 5 CENTS TELEGRAPHIC. ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAMS SPE CIAL TO CITIZEN. . The . Iioudon - Press on tlie Burial of Grant. . ' Loxdow, Anf . 10. . AH the morning newspapers to-day publish copies of the account of the fu neral of Gen. Grant. All agree that the outpouring of people on the occasion and their deep, grief as indicated by , dis patches were something wonderful. The Times has a special dispatch three col umns long detailing the scenes and incidents of the funeral, and also prints a leading editorial praising and recalling many personal traits of the dead General. It expresses unbounded admiration for the conduct of the A men can people" con cerning the burial of Gen. Grant and p.-onounces the funeral a "spontaneous outburst-. : of -1 ational-ad miration frd gratitude which, although it can . do nothing for its actual object, is not less to be commended." In conclusion the -That says; "No o'her nation and no former precedent could have afforded material for such a proccss2on as that of Saturday,, or even physical conditions which,' enabled its members to come together." : THECnOIEKA. -Increasing, in Bfnrsnillefi. . Paris, Aug. 10. ' JieporU from Marseilles received to day state that the weather la again very warm, and that the cholera is increasing to such an extent that the hospitals have been opened, -for the reception of pati ents suffering from the disease. - Reports from Toulon state that two deaths from cholera have occurred there and that several new rases are reported. Madrid, Aug. 10. There were 4,171 new rasei of cholera and 1,511 deaths frem the disease re ported yesterday throughout Spain. A Town Destroyed by Fire. London, Aug. io. Kinachirha, a town near Warsaw, in Poland, has been destroyed by fire. Missionary Stations Destroyed Paris, Aug. ia The Minister of Marine has received an official despatch from Tonquin, stating that the Black flag had raided five mission ary stations and completely destroyed them killing many Christians. Eight thousand of the followers of the missionaries have taken Tefoge with the French" troops. . Baltimore Flour and Grain - Market. Baltimoiik, Aug. 10. Flour Cnu, active; Howard Street and western superfine 3 0C4 00; extra 3 50 425; family 4 355 25; City Mills super fine 32.r)350; extra 3 754O0; . Rio brands 49C500. Wheat southern, higher, active; western higher, dull; southern rt-d U7'J8; amber 100102; No. 1 Maryland SJ8 bid; No. i western winter red spjt-.04iS)ot. (Jurn, umith erii, scarcu, tinner; western higher, dull; southern white Gl(i62;ytll!w U2. . Jt'eie fork Stoeli rTlarket. v Nkw Yi:k; Aug. 10. ; SuH-k exchange opened at 11 u'clo:k thin morning with prices strong, gen erally fnm to I per cent. hij?;er, with New York Central and Orcguii I'lansfcr in the lead. Gould stuck s arostrtmg and New Jersey Central unchanged. Market opens active. Loudon Money Harkl. Joxnox, Aug. 10 Noon. Consols money 901116; account - - Hotel Arrivals. ' . .H'riJ W M Harrison, Monror; T J Donoho, Barnard's; M B Allison, Web ster; W A Fraley, Salisbury; W A Herr ing, G S Fergusfin, Waynesville; L C Hall, Webster; W M Swann, Wilming ton; John Harsh, Hominy; L K Snel grove, Lexington, 8 C, T ' Swannanoa Brvan Cumhiing, Miss Cumminr. Augusta; G W Williams, Wil mington; Ed R Overman, Salisbury; John M- Sheppard and family, ; Miss Bella Donoho, N C; II A Martindale, Balti more; 11 H Pratt, Cleveland, Ohio; Mr and Mrs M P Leak, Wadreboro; Oswald J Heinish, Drifton, Pa; TJIill, Hickory; J M Peg) ani, New York; Thoa Hohagau, Galveston; A Karafiat, New Orleans; T W Alexander, W J Craig, Augusta; S C Cort land. Warm Springs; Win Patterson, Louisville; J WCarmichael, Wilmington: Will McEla wan, W A Redding, Georgia; J W Cobb, Richmond; E T Jackson, New York. Eagle John A Jarbee, Baltimore; W L Rogers and wife, Platoville, Aa; J M Morehead, John Moore, P E Wooten, D C Warner, J T McCabe, A G Hart, M Bratton, Chester A Lenoir R R; A J Mosfley, R Y Iliilams, Greenville, S C; B S Fayseiux, R & D R R; W L ltoach, Memphis; A G Ricaud, Wilmington. Grartd CeiroZ-r-Robt S Crump, Rich mond; H E Harman, Waynesville; L A Frazier, N C; G II Stallman, Cincinnati; M Madison, Athens; Mrs Leach, Mrs Brisk, Mrs Ethas, Mobile; J T Wells, Leicester; LC Hall, Webster; M V Moore, Baltimore; J Q Grant, N Y; R M Heller, M II Cone, Baltimore; W C Troy, Jr, Hogville; J S Cobb, Richmond; J R Davis, Black Mountain; C A Durham, Charleston; W Stevenson, StatesvilFe; Geo McFerran, Charlotte Spelling Slat chc. Can you spell? Well, yes: almost anvbodv can spell. Then spell this, and make out what it means. If you can t, then pass it on to your next neignuor. . B-B-K-K--K-S-O-0-B-Il-R-8-8-T-T-W Don't say it out loud, bnt Just whisper in your pretty neighbor's car. that if she will claoe those letters in proper position she will have the -world's great tonic, which will enrich her impoverished blood, put-roses on her pale cheeks and make her strong r nd happy. Go to the nearest drug store with a dollar iu your nana, ana asic ior LTown's iron Uitters. . At the time of his death Grant weighed only 85 pounds. CITIZEN JOU OFl K i:, WEST BIDE. PUBLIC SQUA I'.J . BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, POSTERS,. BItANKS, A And Job Work of all iinds done n iV Promptness and at low jricex. ; LETTING DOWN THE BARS. Philadelphia Record 1 ' It Beems to the Record as if it was about time for some of the Democrats who left the party about' twenty-five or thirty years aco. on the iiwiin nf n. ' - .7 - , . . . u . . 1 , , mil. ' template a return to it on some othor iseue-Hsay civil service reform. Now is me time ior them to discover that the fatted calves of Democracy arc more pala table than the hunk nf Rsnnl.li,.n;.,n and to declare that at heart they have' always been Jeffersonians.- They will mm coruiai w o. come, we are sure; the- i -v.-a wSI1 ry - w v.uawva vv n 1 1 not be drawn in, and the gourd of friend- L : Ml l. - n,' r . . ..... . snip wm uo uueu irom tue om historic dpmiinhn Th Rinrlnn ia l,l '; at heart, honest; age has mellowed it wiuioui impairing it, constitution, in the language of the hymns ; The year of jubllchi come L ' Eetnrn, ye ransomed sinners, home! ' , ' Just Sauk as Milkvjt M A St. Paul (M inn.) dispatch of the 6th fays: 1 Haw Won Wang, who keeps a wash house corner of Sixth and Market streets. appearea at ttie Uistnct Court Clerk's oiiice kith Marf Schneider, a ,bright younc German tirl. and fteked for a mar riage license. ' Clerk "BeH issued in, after trying in vain to induce tho firl to give up the insane idaa. Justice Burgess re fused to mary the couple, but Justice Hauft. after pleading with the girl to. no effect, tied the knot. A reception wa given in the evening, which was attend ed by about fortv mongolians, and a forco of police had to be stationed out side the premises to keep off the crowd of hoodlums. - . The Sbvxn Springs Mass. . Thia famous mineral water remedy is known far and wide for its many virtues you can scarcely find a man, woman or child, that do not speak of it in the high est terms: It is one of the few things deserving the confidence of the people. It is not a patent medicine nor vile nostrum. Whoever buys it get the worth of their money, and that is one reason it is such a favorite with all classes. An other reason is, that it cures dyspepsia and indigestion, female complaints, nu terine troubles, headaches and neuralgia. It is the beet blood purifier known, and as a Tonic hag no superior. Ask your druggist for it Crossing tbe Atlantic ocean has grown to be a comparatively small matter. The Cunard steamship Etruria has made tho passage from New York to Fastnet in six days, five hours and thirty -fivo minutes, the fastest time on record for the East bound trip.- "Around the World In Eighty Days1 is growing stale and easy, and our boys will make the trip in te than sixty days before their young heads have grown bald. As compared with last year's yield, Kentucky shows a falling off in wheat from 13,500,000 bushels, but she will more than make it up in corn and to bacco. "' , . DIOCESE OFNORTIT CAR OLINA. Bishop Lyman's Appoint ments. Aug. 9 Sunday Wavnesville. " 9 Sunday p. m. Mica Dale. 11th Tuesday Webster. " 13th Thursday- St. John's, Macon Oo. " 14th Friday Patton'i " " 14th " p. m. Franklin " " ICth Sunday Cnllowhee. , " 19th Wednesday Cashier's Valley. " 22nd Saturday St. Paul's in the Valley. - 23rd Sunday Brevard. ' 24th Monday Holmes neighborhood. . " 26th Wednesday Whitetide'ii, Hender son Couut.V.-: . i - " " in1 August 27th Thurndav Hendcrsouvillo, ' 28th Friday Flat Rock. . 31)th Sunday Tryon City, Polk Oo; i . 31st Monday Mills X Boads. Sept. 3rd Thursday Calvary Church, Hen deniou county. Sept. 4th Friday Calvary Chapel. Sept. 6th Sunday Asheville. Sept. II Friday p.m. Hickory. 13 Sunt ay Lenoir. . ' 14 Monday Patterson. 16 Wednesday Blowing Bock. " 18 Friday St John's Valle Crucip. . " 20 Sonday- Bootw. " 22 Tuesday Biverside. i. . 23 Wednesday Wilkesboro. , " 24 Thursday Crwn's ChapeL 2S Friday p mEikin. " 27 Snnday States ville. . " 28 Monday St James, Iredell cd. Oct. 1 Thursday St Andrews, Bunoombe county. M ; 2 Friday Haw Creek. . " 4 Sunday Morganton. .... " " 6 Tuesday Sahsbury. 4 7 Wednesday 8t Mary'n, Rowau eo. " , 8 Thursday 8t Andrews " " 9 Friday Concord. " 11 Sunday Greensboro. ' 13 Tuesday Winston. " 14 Wednesday Oonnantonr. -" 16 Friday Walnut Cove. , " 18 Sunday TeaksviUe. ' 20 Tuesday p m Beidsville. " . 21 Weduesday p in Milton. ' -" 22 Thursday Canning ham's, Person county. " wttier appointments wul.be issued later. Ho ly Communion at all morning services. Col lections tor Diocesan Mission s. BoardlnoIIottsc Xotlces. - Summer tourists, (to the mountains,! can find comfortable rooms and good board at Antler Hall (Tenhent's View) 4 miles from 'Asheville. For particular, address P. O. Box 116, Asheville, N. C, N. B. Good boating, on finest piece of water any where near Asheville. july 6-1 mo Boarders Wanted. ' ' Good room 'With excellent table board can be had on good terms by tho week or month at M rs. Sondlev'n h aiise, cornet of Flint and Cherry streets. . t or particulars apply to . Mba A. 8. Ladarrk. july 21 d 1 mo on the premium1. Board fob tiik Summer. vj Handsome lo-ation, fine grove, largo yard, new house and new furniture. Apply to . K F. Vknablkv , Academy Street, julv 1 tf near Male Academy. ' . Arden Park Hotel Rates: 40i)O ir month; $12.00 per week; $2.00'pvr day. Dinner 75 cents; Supper 75 cents. . v . Tnot. A. Morris-, Prop'r. ,luly28. - ' yf. Private Boarding in Waynksvillb. The undersigned is prepared to ac commodate a limited number of boarders' at her home in Waynesville. Convenient to the White Sulphur Springs. Accom modations guaranteed. Terms moderate. tf Mits. J. B. S. McIxtokii. DUE CL1KF" FOK SALE. A handsome, well finished Oncpn Anno Cot. tage, with 8 rooms and out houses, with nlxmt j o acres of land attached. Ay-Hv tn ; II. T. KL MISUUOH. June, ft-dlm Warm i-prisvys, N. C .''fctv'j, te-'V