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CITIZEN JOB OFFICE, WEST. SIDE PUBLIC SQUAIll! BILL HEADS, . v LETTER HEADS, . '.- , POSTERS, .... BLANKS, A And yob Work of all kinds done wit I , from ft nets and at ore frices. :zen fnnaax, Stcao 8s Cameron, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS. lYear, -' O Mo8 1 Year, O Moa., $s.oo 3.00 1.SO LOW. . .... Weekly, VOL. I.-NO i63. ASHEVItLE- N: C. THUR'DAY MORNING, OCT. 29, 1885. PRICE: 5CENTS V i2 VRtiTtSlNG RA TES Daily ed iti oa'. Asheville Business Directory. . General Merchants Wholesale and Betail. ' -' C. E. Graham & Co., S. R. Chedester & Son, J. D. Brevard fe Co.. J. O. Howell. 8. HammershlaK. -C. E. Lee, H. Red pod & Co., J. P. Sawyer, G. A. . Wears, A. H. Jone it 8on, Bearden JUnkin & Co., w, h. Brown, u. m. KODens. . ' Garden and Field Seed. . Powell Snider. H. H. Lvons. A. J. Merrill. H. ; Redwood Co.. J. Howell, J. P. Bawyer, Bear- ' den. Rankin t Co., U. u. uoncure., . Grain, Jlay and flour.. 1. R. Starnes. PoweB & Snider, Alexander and Penland. Hardware, Agricultural Implements, etc. Pennlman & Co.. VanGilderi Brown. , "Sowar, Housefurnishing, and Tinware. Ballard Bros., Brown & Bearden, Iindsey Bros. Clothing, Cents' Furnishing, dee. James P. Sawyer, M. Levy, Charles ELee, 8 Whitlock. Boots, Shoes, and Hats. W T. Weaver, M. Levy. Boot and Shoe Manufacturers M. Levy, W.T. Weaver, A. Freck, Boots and Stationery. ' j . L. Wllkie, i. X.. Morgan & Co., H. T. Esta , nook, II. 11. Lyons. .,' ... , i . ' s Dragri uiui pharmacetttietis. . . H. Lyons. r.r'arr-a;ael, "Wipe Vault Mustea instruments. vc. De Vault Bros. ' Jewelers. . C Cowan, Stefiuer and Robertson. Family Groceries. Powell and Snider, S. R. Kepler, A. R. Cooler, Pt uley & Co.. T. F. Starnes, G. W. Goodlake. A. J. Merrill, J. E. Ware, Ware and Howell, A. C. Davis, James Franks, J.J. Mackey & Co.. Jesse R. Starnes, G. L. McDonald, W. L. Morgan, F. M. Johnson, R. It Noland & Sons, T. W. Shelton, J. R. Trull, G. H. Si arnes. N. Penland, Penland & Alexander. Mrs. I (.'.Smith. Butchers, Meat Dealers. dec. MChery Bros., James Lusk, T. K. Davis, Mc- i.uiiell and Drake. Bakeries. J. J. Desmond, F. M. Johnson, J. C. Olivei, Confectioners and Bakers. J. I. Desmond, (factory), J. M Heston,! Wells. Saddlery, Harness dec. s.' M Gilbert & Co., Alexander and Penland. . " Furniture, &c. W. B. Williamson, Moore & Falk, P. 8. Mc- Mullen. Undertakerij-' X. Brand. J. V. Brown, John Clayton - Coal Dealers. S. F. enable, D. S. Wat! on, Hill and Atkins . W. Girdwood dc Co. Lumber Dealers onbleday Jt Scott. .. Contractors, Carpenters, and Builders. 1. Uoreuno. John Hart. J. A. Wairner. T. C Westall, . J. Armstrong, J. E. Bnttrick, T. L. Clayton. A. G. West. Blacksmiths 1). W. Cauble, J. H, Woody. Hotels. 4wannan)a, Eagle, Grand Central, Western, Jaiolina House, Slagle House, lne Villa. Private Boardina. S. F. Venable, A. T. Snmniey. Miss Bettie drown. Misses Coffin, Mrs. A. E. Hall. P. F. Emer son, Miss Smith, T. W. Keel, Mrs. A. B. Chunn, J. H. Carter, G. M. Roberts, R. H. Grahl, G. L. Mc Donald, M. J. Fagg, J. A. Fagg; J. E. Rankin, W. T. Reynolds. Mrs. T. E. Reynolds. E. Sluder. Mrs. Holland, Mrs. Broilefl, Mrs. J C Smathers, Mrs E U. rtaird, w. w. McDowell, James w . ration, mis. Leicester Chapman, H. C. Hunt, H. C. France, Mrs. A. Sinclair P 8 McMullen, Forrest W West. Livery. Sale and Feed Stables. Reynolds & Chambers, J. M. Bay, W. A. Wed din. James Sevier, C. O. Allen, T. H. Stanslll Win. Cox, E. W. Hemdon, S. H. Barnard, G. W. .Morgan Je Co., E. T. Clemmons, Jesse R. Starnes. Colleges, Schools, &c. Asheville Female College, Ashevllle Male Academy, Newton Academy, MissGoodloe's High hrhool for young ladies, Miss Sawyer's Primary school,' Mrs J. P. t t n aAkAAi 01, tliree white pnblie schools, two eood colored UWIUUUUB 111111 J DbUWIi - schools. A graded school has been authorized by law, and a State normal school will be eld every scirumer. Millinery, dec Mrs. H. M.'Herndou, S-. Whitlocf, Mrs. M. E. Mann, J. P. Sawyer, Mrs RR Porter. Attorneys At Law. MsLoud & Moore, J. H. Mernmon, E. H. Mer ilnun. M K. Carter. A. L. Carter. Gudeer ic Car ter. J. M. Gudger, F. A. Sondley, W. 8. Cushman, Richmond Pearson, E. D. Carter, W. W. Vandiver, ll.viflimn A Martin. T. A. Jones. 8. H. Reed. W. U Gwvn. Locke Craiir. W. R. Whitson. Jones and Uardwicke, Johnston & Shnford, W. M. Cocke, Nats Atkinson, A.T. Davidson, W. H. Malone, V. S. Lnsk, f. A. Cummin gs, A. J. Lyman. : fhyricians and Surgeons. D. J. Cain. TV. L. & W. D. Hilliard, John Hey Williams, J. A. Burroughs, J. A. watson.M. i. elson, Wardlaw McGlll, H r. Gatchell. Dentists. G. W. Whitson, B. H. Douglas, R. H. Reeves, A. B. Ware. Banks, Bankers and Brokers. Rank ot Asheville, Binder & Barnard. . "" Merchant Jailors. J. W. Scharue. Dealers in Furs. M. Ellick. Beat Estate Agencies. Walter B. Gwyn, A. J. Lyman, Natt Atkinson, - Aston, B. M. Jones. Architects and Civil Engineers, S F Venable. J A Tennant, - . tobacco Warehouses. ' The Asheville Warehouse, The Btjner Ware bouse, The Farmer's Warehouse, Ray's Ware house, The Buncombe Warehouse. . Tobacco Manufacturers Chewing and Smoking. S. B. West, McCarty & HuU, J. E. Ray, E. I. Holmes dc C., Shelton & Perry, W. P. Williamson. Coopers, tx. L. F. Sorrell, N. W. Girdwood, William Weaver, ; - Hart. Wines, liquort;&C Loughran Bros., Hampton dt Featherstone.W. O. Muller, & Co., A. P. Sorrell. Tailors. , . f, C. Brown & Co , Patton Avenue. Papers Hanaers. Cain Sc Hunt, Moore & . FiUpatrick. -. - , ii' Newspapers Dailt and Wkekxt Citizen, Dally and WeeklT " Advance, The Asheville Tribune (weekly.) Job Offices. The Citizkx Job Omee; Hunt & Robertson. ' Photographers..' Nat. W. Taylor, W. T. Robertson, T. T. HiU. Grist Mm, dee. Jordan & Hallyburton, N. W. Girdwood, Jas. V. Buttrick, -i- McLane. . Fertilizers, dec -; ' - F. K. Waddell, "Star Bratad." Penniman dc Co., Anchor Brand,'' G. M. Roberts, Alex. Porter, Piedmont," W. H. penland, "Owl Brand," Bear den, Rankin dc Co., HOher dc Co.'s Special," Lyon de Walker, "Farmer's Friend," T. C. Starnes, "Ar lington." W. W. Barnard, "8ea Fowl," N. W. Girdwood dc Co "Soluble Pacific." -2 Insurance. E. J. Aston, Thoe. W. Branch. - W. U. Telegraph. p. fit Weldon, manager. - Southern and Adams Express. F. A, Stikeleather, manager. - v- - Civil Officers cf Buncombe County. v , GheriffJ. R.Rlch; Deputy Daniel Reynolds; 8. .Clerk E. W. Herndon; Register J. R. Patterson; Treasurer J. H. Courtney; Surveyor B. F. Patton: Tj? Collector T. W. Patton. r - Xnferior Court. '-- V fustioe G. A. Shnford: Clerk Mont Patton; Solic - .ju. h. carter. , Oountu Commissioners. J.E. Rankin, J. A. Beagai 'Jhilds. Thos. D. Brittoin. Reagan, G. W. Whitson, L. Justices of the Peace. ' A. T. Snmmey, N. A. Penland, T. W.Fatton, C ' : Way, J. M. Ledbrd.V. M. Jarratt, J. B. Cain. . ' City Government. Mayor K, 7. Aston; Aldermen W. T. Reynolds. - Alonio Rankin, Geo. F. Scott, I. H. Gorenfio, N. -.-'VT. Girdwood and J. L. Murray.- Policemen F ' N- Waddell, Cbiefi W. G. McDowell, J. H. Hamp ' ton, Zb Bain' and T F Hunter. .-. s.-.., , Ffre Department.'. 1 : Dose N. J. oreman H. C. Faggr H. dc L. 7So. 1, CaptF A.H i t . - Sanitary Department. -. ! Dr.DTMillard, Banitary Chief. : .. . . s . Federal Officers . .. -C. 8. Commissioner, A, T. Summey. Deputy ' Collector, (stamp office) A. D. Cooper. District '' Deputy 8. C. Herren. Dejuty Marshalls, R. O. -. Patterson.'A. C. Patterson, T. K. Davis, H. S. Har- United States District and Circuit Courts. Jndge R. P. Dick, Solicitor J. E. Boydf Clerk J. E. Reed, Deputy Clerk P. A. Cummlcgs. " ; , . . " Post Office. " ' H. L. Gudger P. M Clw ks C. B. fcoore, W. L. .'. Korman, C. L. Cliff. . Sewing Machine Agencies. ' - Whehler dc Wllfon, 3. H. Herrir-sr, rwef Clerk - Viss Bessie Jurtice. Singer, M. H. Morynihan, IbiefClerkW. MonU-ath. Domestic, 8. R. Ched eter it Bon, Chas E Lee. County Board of Education. A. T. Summey, J H tarns and P. G Gudger. First Jlilt n Mill t nl . i;dr in i tj len.l er. DAILY EDITION. INTERESTING READING MlliTEE ON THE FOURTH PAGE. " Arrival and Departure of the Trains. Sausbcbt Mai train arrives 9:29 A. M. - . " " Departs 5:83 r. M. . p " Day train amves at 2;14p-ir. . " - " departs at 10:30 A. K. Tennessee -Arrives 67 r. ic Departs 9:47 A. lu Wathesvtli Arrives 49 p. it. . -'.J". " Depai-ts 99 a. k. ' . The Waynesville train reaches that point at ix:ou ; returiuug, caves ttbjiicviu n x.oo. THE UAIIiY OITIZESr Will be published every Morning (ex? cept Monday) at the following rates strictly cah : ' r ' One Year, Six Months, Three " One Our Carriers will deliver the paper ev ery Morning in every part of the city to our subscribers, and parties wanting it will please call at the Citizen Office. V. .T. Weaver, Sole Agent for Hess' Hand-Made Shoes for men. -' tf Senttyour Job Work of all kivds to tte Citizen Office, if you want it dove neatly, cheaply and with dispatch. The Daily Citizen . . Gives the only telegraphic dispaicIiPS rp-:eived. See Wiiitlock's New Goods. Go see Wiiitlock's New Goonf. Nic Carpeis at McMullen's. The best line of Chairs, and the most comfortable, are at McMullen's. In a trial in the Court house yesterday one darkey said concerning another, "If dat darkey is turned loose, I ' shall be compelled to command a peace warrant for him, as dat nigger bas mity onsartin ways, any way." The darkej was turn ed loose." We fare pleasedto learn that our friends from Philadelphia, Dr. Gatchell and Col. Donaldson, haA a fine day's sport yesterday on the Swannanoa, quail shooting. They greatly admired the scenery, met a kind and hospitable peo ple, and being good shots, made a fine bag of birds. Glad to hear they enjoy ed the sport. . Come and see nsagain, gentlemen. A steady ram fell all Tuesday night, nnd continued unto Wednes day. We gave October in a late article a better feature than she .de served, fer she has been by turn&as fickle as April, and as boisterous as March. It takes a heap of American weather to make an average: But oh, that October should deceive us. Mr. Geo. W. Bright, of Green county, Tenn,went very extensively into the fruit evaporating business this year, and the Greeneville Bulle tin savs lie has iust returned lrom New York city, where he disposed of his stock or evaporated peaches at about Id cents per pound, which will yield him a net profit of not lees than two thousand dollars. A Fnetze, and a sneeze, and; then another sneeze and then another eternutorian final. Where do they all come from ? We are a quiet people, and dont like to be disturbed by the blast that rung from the nose of Sterne, or shattered the brains of the old snuff takers with their eold- en boxes laden with "the brown Maccaboy. But still we sneeze and hope that the spirit of Lundy Foote will fall on us, and say what is the meaning 01 the,sneeze. Messrs. Clyde, Scott, and others, of the R. & D. syndicate, and a par ty of friends from New York, have been in this section for some da3's, hunting, with some of out local sports, and have enjoyed them selves very greatly. The railroad officers went as far as Murphy, in company with CoJ. Andrews and Major Wilson, on a tour ot inspec tion of the Western line. Mr. Scott and . others visited the Fair, and were agreeably surprised at the ex hibits, and predict for this section a very grand luture. COBRECTIONP. A he loiiowmg errors occurred in the Premium List published on yesterda': J. E. Reed took the pre mium on Marble Head Mammoth, and Drumhead cabbage instead of J. E. Ray; and J. F. Enloe was en titled to the first premium on the best- bundle bearded wheat.. Best 25 tomatoes to H. G. Nettles, $2; finest and greatest display of the products of the soil, Joseph Abbott, 810. . - - : : "v: y: V---.lv- - For Sale. - .-: ; '' : r One pair fine, large Mules, Wagon and Harness. Apply to , dlt A. D. CooPEB. , I herewith beg to call your attention to my well assorted stock of Fancy ' China and Bohemian - Glassware in all colors. Earthen and Stoneware, Japanese and Chinese wares in great variety.: Silver ware, Table Cutlery and Trays. : - I amTffering extra inducements in price till Nov. ist, in order to reduce stock. - ' V J. II. Law, . v ; Opposite Eagle Hotel." New Enterprise, ' v Making our city the leading business spot of North Carolina, Col. Win.. Chad worth, the proprietor of No. 3 Main St., has arranged to open a fine auction bouse and under selling every body , regard less of cost or profi ts. ' " oct 23-1 wk . ' -: - - . . - Elegant Parlor Suits at -McMul-' ten's. - Ten cities of the Union do one'third of the manu&cturinu of the country. .. $ 00 . . 00 v ; i 50 . ' 50 n Out West. . . Mr. Rollins has bought a lot in Highlands, and will build himself a house. ; Mr, Walden, froiii Metatnar, 111., has bought 11 acre of land north of town!, and intends to improve and build thereon, and we understand will commence business- in; Highlands.---r-The gorged ous coloring of the master painters may seem to some people extrava gant, as being beyond nature. They would not say so if they hid.-the privilege of . .viewing the deep and rich coloring which garbs the, woods at the present time ift thisbpni-j tainregion.--Mr. Whlt9,ojir oSl ginc postmaster, has fixeaVup in the postoffice, at his own expense," a Very. neat set ol boxes and iock arawerp. They are from the establishment of John McLean. Milford. New Ilamp- ftSBlf and? -'ar 'aCentetf.' "'Ouf post otlice hxings are nowj :ly those who know, said to 1 be superior to : any other office in this. State west of Asheville. And better than Ashe ville for that matter Citizen. Gems. - . , - - - Prof. C. D. Smith haa v presented each of the Editors of the Citizen with a bright jewel of the aqua ma rine out of the bergh of Macon coun -ty. Who can go up on the bright Tessentee and not come back loaded with the sparkling exhibits of that remarable county. Going upTes sentee he follows the bright waters of a very heavy creek, and then he is comforted with the great gash in the side of the Fish Hawk mountain: made by the rainfall of 1876 : and then comes the development of the mines opened bv the. great water crash, the bergh and the aqua ma nnes are laid oDen. and the caves of Aladdin, and exposed to view. Twins. Our fair worked up some remark able footings. Tom Stevens started a year ago with a pair of calves. Whether he was - reaching forward he does not know, for he was ahead of all Fairs. But he is what may be called an advanced man- and struck the keynote long before the song was sounded. But of late j ust before the Fair came in double corn and double apple, until he conclud ed that twins were the rule, only in the human family was there a dearthVir a modesty, and he can make no record of anything of this kind. But the west .came in with a grand record of fertility that sure-' ly the human family cannot be left out. Let us hear. Dr. Cohen Again. The Monfistown Gazette says Dr. Cohen, the North Carolina adventurer, who was arrested and connned in the Greenville jail on a charge of bfiramy, was acquitted on the 17th, and turned up at Knoxville. He had a woman with him who "acted" as his wife. She swore last week in the bipamy trial at Greenville that she was not his legal wife, but they had 'lived to gether for a number of years and have six children. - ; ' Roads a Good Suggestion. ' One of pur farmers called in yesterday and suggested that the attention of road overseers of this county ,be railed to the roads, and that now was the time to put them In condition ' for the winter. ' As soon as this rain is over, and the leaves fall, the roads should be smoothed over. and the leaves removed from the drains, vve can attention to mis, ant. nope, our overseers will need the suggestion. CONFEREXCE APPOINTMENTS. We are greatly pleased to learn that Dr. Bays has been returned to Asheville for another year; and that Rev. C. T. Carroll, some years ago tho popular pastor of the Methodist church at this place, comes as pre siding eider for tiiid district. -'"'The congregati ons ;d irectly" in volved r and the cbnimunity, wiie greatly pleased " at " this announcement; Other appointments have not reach ed us. '-; .. k Going Ahead. ' The contract for the;.brk;k'fotthe new hotel has been made with Mr. T. I. VanGilder, of Asheville. The work of excavation will begii i in a few days. Everj'thing ' is to be pushed. - ':' r,.: " -- : r Hunting is prohibited "on the S'dphur bpring proH?rty. N ' Plum aDorit,- - Agent Falls Nettse Mannf t ICo: wt 29-tnov3d : ... v -.' ; r T 7 Our English Cousins. . toKDON. In a recent trade mark suit it has been shown by.evidence thatver nine million bottles of St. Jacobs Oil had been sold here during the past lew years. Leading chemists certify that the sale of this letnedy exceeds that of all others; and that it is being recognized as . the best pain-cure evertliscovered. In serious rheumatism U has accomplish astonish ing results. --. ;f i.; f" --'f "'t- :.f--r (:'A - - Iesson from a Mastodon." ; The tusks of , a mastodon recently found in ; Illinois; " weighed fl 75 pounds each. What ft gigantic, toothache . that animal must have been capable of hav ing! And such neuralgia! . Neuralgia, or nerve ache, generally proceeds from a .disordered condition of ithe blood. Brown's Iron Bitters enriches and; pu rifies this and drives neuralgia out. Mr. W. W. Redman, Piqua, O , eaysc-'Brown's Iron Bitters permanently cured' me of neuralgia." : " ' ; -v'..: SEND YOUR TOBACCO TO THE BnncQinbe Warchousfe For Highest Market Prices and promise returns. "' WEST, GUILDS & STEVENS, V ; wtmchl.'SO Asheville, N. C. A Gobr Idea- ' , The town council q Highlands, Macon county, have instructed the Mayor to': appoint a suitables per son to maae - an inspection oi -ai ehimney's, flues and stovepipes in town, ana 10. report uieir conaiuon immediately -It would be a good mover for the- city authorities o: Asheville to do the same. Holston ' Conference -A ppoint- , V'ments.. .. VVV ; 'y-yX-yJ- - We are indebted to Rev.S. H. Hilliard for information of the appointments an ttonnced Tuesday' night at the Annual Coa'ference at Cleveland, Tenn : AsnsviLLE DiSTSiCT C. T. Caeboll, P. E. I Asheville ct, W W Bays.;. Weaverville ct, L K Hayries. Swaunanoa ct, J T Smith.! Catawba ct, S S Weathery.r ; HenderaoRvines J LLguf "Brevard ct, J. F. Wampler. Sulphur Spring3 ct, J. F. Austin.- Leicester ct, W. B. Lyda : Spring Creek ct, J W Battle. Burnsville ct., S L Richardson. Bakersville station, J C.Ixwe. Toe River Mission!' F Gibson. , Blue Ridge " CM Greer. , . A. F. College, James Atkin3, Jr. ' Weaverville College. D Atkins. Fbanklin DisTEicT. J H Weaver, P E Franklin Station, Vv A Thomas. - " : circuit, D McCracken. WayneHville stationD H Dickey. Pigeon River circuit, R W Pickens. Haywood. ". W M Boring Webster " C M James. Macon " J O Shelly. IMurohv " R A Owens, . llayesvillect, PL Terrell. Charleston ct, J P Reynolds. Robbinsville, J A Wiggins. Highlands, J H Brendle. . Rev S II Hilliard goes to Athens, Tenn; Rev K C Atkins becomes presiding elder of Morristowny District; Rev Air Sim Dsom eoee ti Spring City, Tenn., cir cuit. Tobacco. The Washington City Health and Home, publishes the following very interesting article upon the above important subject: '"This most valuable plant, which, like many other commodities, has been sadly . misused and abus- ed, has come to the iront as ono oi the most valuable mem bers of the botanical kingdom Until witnin tne past two. year or or two it was only employed in quieting the , nerves of chewers and smokers the rich and poor, ers ana smokern, mtiie rich and poor alike becoming slaves to its innu ence. History informs us that Sir Waller Raleigh and iys contempo raries made a decoction of tobacco and drank" f it daiir for?iWinVePf? may4breartweH;Tggeand ets, philosophers, men of Lthe .hand ,Pen Wlder: cJann?t fects. Poets, letters, generals, and even ministers of the gospel, have been and still are it? patrons and devotees. But within a ver' recent period the "weed" has made rapid strides into the confidence of mankind. '-'The Clinginan Tobacco Cure Co." of Dur ham, N C, have succeeded in making known to the people in the re mote&t'part.he wonderful curative properties "of . tobacco. 'Thousands of lives are now daily being saved by its use, and untold JiUman suf fering ameliorated by "its applica tion. The honor for this great dis covery is due to ex-U. S. Senator 'Ihomas L. Ciingman, oXNorth Car olina, who rested not until this great remedy, iu the most approved form , has been placed within the reach of all. Herafter it will not be popular (to deride- tobacco, which occumes as exaited a position among drugs as opium, camphor,, or any other medicinal property. True men with vitiated tastes will still contiuue to chew and smoke it, just as they misuse morphine, calomel, chloral and- other preparations.- But the great good tobacco" is doing in alle viating the sufferings of mankind will procure for it friends and de fenders for all time tQxome." . " Mr. R, B. Askew, late Assistant Postmaster at Baltimore, said some time ago: "Having had occasion to try Dr. Bull's Cough yrup, I xxn-s hesitatingly pronounce it the best remedy 1 have ever used. A small bottle relieved me of a severe cold." i II U KB All; For the Buncombe 1 Vat rehouse ; Nick Rodgers arid Dolph Fore and ten more who took the first highest and best premium for the best Lemon Wrappers at $75 per cwt. at the Western North Carolina Fair Association, held at Ashe ville, N. C, October 23rd, 1885, premium John Seary -of Haywood county, 1 Harrow; W A King of Swam, 1 premium. $10; G W Gehagan of Madison, 2 prem iums, $10;. Wm-McCurry of McDowell, 1 premium, $10; U A AUalois ot Mad. son, 2 premiums, $10; W S Freeman of Hen derson, 1 premium, $o. Jas A.. Justice of Cocke countv,' Tennessee, $50; which premiums were fairly wo over a hotly contestant piled by the indefatigable efforts of our Mr. S B West who is the acknowledged master of his profession. To-the Imlders of leaf tobacco, we make our hi nible bow and pledge our every effort to work without stint in every conceivable manner for their best inter est soliciting alike the patronage of seller and laiyer- We remain, ' r r - . . Your obedient servants, :- West, Childs and Stevkks. oct 29-1 m w r-.-y.: ' . '-.-' : JAND SALE. - ( , . : ; ByTirtue-of a deed of trust executed to me on the twenty-first, clay of Match. 1885, by W R Cordell and Harriet Cordcll. hi wile, which deed do'.y registered In the Register's office ot Bun ornbecountF, 1 wiU sell at public auction .at the ourthouse door?iu Asheville, on Tuesday 8th ay of December next. It being Tuesday of court, tract of land, situated on the north fork of wanoanoa river, in the eonnty of fiunoontbe, ontainitiff 66 acres more or less, on which the aitt Cordell now resices, to satisfy mid deed of rust. J. W. WAlKiiK, Trustee, oct24w4w. -.. - T OR SALE.; . - i ' - L : '. OH sceo-iMt of dei-arture. for $i75. nsual priceHTS, a new Malhucheck Piano (only four Diontlis from factory). Apply to - , Mrh, (UIAS. E. FENNER . oct 22-3t Grove street Baptist Cox- f. 'IP : : . .- - Prof. J, H. Mills ' writes the following letter concerning the Con vention, to the,Ralt-i(jb Biblical Re corder'. We thank him for his pleas' ant allusions to Asheville and the Asheville church. .ProtM. savsf "The general meeting of the Bap tists living between . the Blue Ridge and the 'Alleghany mountain was nem in Asnevine, ana Desan on Wednesday, the I4th inst, '. . ' The attendance was very large, Some rode horseback from Georgia. Hi very mountain and valley seemed to be, represented, ven to the flag ponds of lennessee The officers understood "their duties and performed theni faithful ly- The pastor sflf-.th4AsheviUe church had evervthme , ready -to prevent confusion' and to promote quiet and pleasant enjoyment,. The committee on hospitality bad a wel come ior au, and hospitality was Overflowing. All visitors (Indian ministers among them) were re ceived with distinguished courtesy. The sermons were sensible, scriptural and full of tenderness Dr. Tichenor was timely, appropri ate and convincing. Ills sermon on Sunday was an hour long, and the people would have listened an hour loDger. .Brother Herring went swimming in a large collection. His speech made a fine impression, and will not be forgotten by those who heard him. Twelve hundred dollars were raised for Home Missions and churches will be built at all the centres of business. ; The Orphanage was kindlv greet ed with a collection of over two hundred dollars in cash, besides some papers to be paid in a lew days. In fact, we were all sur prised at the liberality of the people. Members of other denominations, and of no denomination sometimes, banded in ten and twenty dollar bills. But there was something better than money. The Lord seemed to be with his people. The grateful heart, the consecrated life, and the spirit of devotion was every where manifest. "Not a single un pleasant word was uttered. As for myRelf, I was humiliated because everybody treated, me with much reater kindness than 1 deserved. Shall we have -such a ..meeting at ReiasvUle? As the Eastern field broader, trust mvseJf to name individually hvho compelled us all to love them in Asheville; but I must, express the hope that all aaay'haveas much temporal prosperity as is consistent with growth in grace, and that whenever twilight drops her curtain down, the star that pins H may lie- hold them wiser and better than they ever tvere before." - A large stock of silk velvet and vel veteens just received at Whitlock's. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. IN OTICE. By virtue of a dtciee of the Superior Court of Buncombe county made at June Term, 1884. nee minute Docket J, page ltu, of said county, in tlte mattei of Eller.et al. vs. Pittmnq, et alii, I will offer for sale et public auction to the highest bidder a( the Court House door in Asheville N. C, oh the first Monday In December next, being the 7th day of aid month, the followimr lands. viz: lyiup in Buncoinbe county, N. C, on the waters or fat Creek ana Keetns Crees, Demg the ioi.owingiots: Lot No. 4, purchased by J. C. Klleratsaie wade in this cause on the 7th and 8th days- of March, 1870, containing ' acres Lot No. 3, purchased by J. C. Fox at said sale, containing acres. 1-ot No, 9, purchased by W. M. Eller at suid s-ale, containlpg acres. Lot No. 6, purchased by T. H. Weaver at said sale, containing acres. Sale to be on the following terms : Ten per cent, cash and balance in one and two yearn wtth bond and approved security, with interest there on at the rate of eight per eex t. per annum. . Title retained until the purchase money and all thereon is fully paid. -- - . - ior furtber information appi- ,u te under signed. J. E, REED, -Asheville, IT; C, Oct. 88, '86. Commissioner. OCt 29-w-lW . i-, .... REGISTERED SHORT-HORN BVhL FOR SALE- - v Red with gome white. Dropped April 1884. Healthy with good bone and style. Will bd sold cheap to reduce stock for wiLter. Price fifty dollars. Registered cows, heifers, and calves alwavs for sale. Also high grade milk. cows. Apply to C Harvev Lance, " Manager, Kugby Grange Farm, Shufordyille, Henderson county, N.C ct28-lMw4w fTlRPSTEE'S SALE...... . , Bv virtue of a deed of trust, executed to me by Goreriflo and West to secure the payment of certain notes mentioned therein which deed of trust is: duly reg istered in the Registers omce of Bun combe county on Book No. -, at page . I will sell for cash at the court houss door in Asheville on Monday 3Qtb Jv'q v ember, 1885, one It on west side ofiotith Main street, artjoining tne ioi oi is. u. Erwin and othersv This 27th Oct. 85. t ,A. T Summey, oct 28-law - " i ;'- - :- Trustee. yESTERN HOTEL YOl RENT. The Western Hotel, situated on the public square, is offered for rent. It al ways enjoyed a large patronage. An early applicant can get a Dargain. Apply to oct 27-tf . , - THOS.D Johxstos. IOR RENT, That splendid property on North Main street, known as the "Woodfin H nse" and grounds Apply at or.ee.- :r oct 2?-d3t , Walter B Gwyn. JJOTICE. . . . r . Notice is hereby given to all persons havingclaims against the estate of the 'ate David M. Duckett, to exhibit the same to the undersigned or to his attor neys, McLoud & Moore, Asheville,. Ni C on or befoie the 20th dav of Oct. 188(5, Jxo. X. Wells, . Administrator of D. M. Duckett, DecM Oct20w-6w . - The Late Westers ventiox. ' ' ';V: ' TELEGRAPHIC . - . ... associated press telegrams 8PE CTAl, TO CITIZEN. v-" 'Appointments, y . - "Washington, October 28, Virginia, Leesville. N Snow; North Car- ohn, Centre Falls, A C McAllister; Par tear. G H MoGlummy; Georgia, "No.r cross, Jos Jones', Florida, CarabeUe, A L Kelly; Crystal River, II L II art man! Alabama. Rn-wdon, J A Cal'oway ; Mis sissippi, Knoxville, Ed wd Short, Stone wall, Miss A J Coward; Louisiana.' Dia niond, John W B wth. The following additional appointments were also made; to-dayr; W Leo Dinkins, Mississippi, U S . vfarahall of the South ern district of Aiiittitwipp Eduannd B, BriggSrDmfr tnmVut. 'Mr S:ConsdV to Santos, Brazil. Attack on u Railroad Official. Philadelphia, Oct. 28. Robeit Cook, Treasurer of the Press Companr, was attacked early this morn ing 'by Stephen Maphereon, colored, janitor of the building, and struck on tho head with a hatchet, having his skull fractured. The -injured man it is thought will die, the waa, removed to the hospital, and Ins assailant after an attempt to escape, was captured. He is a large muscular negro and had been C9nsured by Cook for allowing gas to escape. It is said Cook struck him first, and the latter then used the hatchet. The victim had a national reputation aa an athlete, having been captain of the famous centennial crew of Yale College an trainer of college crews for several years. Jfew York Stock Market. ' : New, York, Oct. 28. The stock market opened strong this morning, price? generally showing gains over last evening's. J to percent. Since opeiln the market has been feverish and irregular. In the early -dealings there was a decline of J to j for the most active stocks followed by an advance brought the prices generally up k to above the opening figures, the market then became irregular, but generally weak. 'Jersey Central was notable with the exception to general course the mar ket was advancing after the opening of i on the sales of 600 shares and losing only a small fnu-tion during the hour. At 11 o'clock the market is moderately active and steady -at prices generally the email fractions bvl.iw theopeniffx figures. " ' fS) Mil f Hi ... Hurricane In New Foundland. St. Jorks, N. F., Oct. 28. The hurricane that raged on the Lab rador coast WH--T unprecedented even in that inclement region. Over seventy ves sels and probably three . hundred lives are lost. The bark Nellie lias just arrived with 200 shipwrecked men, women and childien, rescued from disaster. Several womeu died from exposure and others vere dro wued. Over 2000 persons desti tute and strand d on the coast . Five steamers have been dispatched to their assistance. The worst in nt yet known. Railroad Strike at ltritito!. : Ltschbcko, Oct. 28. A strike on the South Atlantic Road oocurred yesterday at, Uriutol, Tenn, where whole force ou the linequit work Strike irs lor one dollar and twi-iin-live cents er day, waen paid i w In-iug 85 cents It is thought uoiniroiiii.4e will be effected and wra ic-siimed to-day. liacreliled Riiiuora. Londow; Oct. 28. The governuieiit discredits the rumor from Rangoon that the revolution had broken out at Mandalay and that King lhetbaw of Burmah had Wen murdered. Mialtttnore JtJarket. Baltimore, October 28. Flour quiet and lower for city mills Howard Street and. Western super 312 360. extra 3 7o4 35; family 4 505. City mill, 33 25, extra,3 754. Wheal) Southern easy quiet, Western higher, quiet, Southern red t)395, amber 98 101. No. 1 Maryland 1)4 J bid, No. 2 Wes tern winter red spot 91 92. Corn Sou thern, steady. Western steady, more active. Southern white, old, 5556; new 50. Yellow; 5354 Western mixed, spot; 5051. Leadea Heaey Barket. : ' , , Lor don, Oct. 28 Noon. Consols' 100 3 1G, both money and account. ,l . ' If worms change the - complexion they have a' tendency to destroy the vital energies that sustain and ' pro mote health and lii'e : therefore. atH the iirst indication - of worms, ad minister ShrinerV Indian Vermi FOK 8VLE OR RENT. - - "HILLSIDE, A most desirable residence; also, for sale. Sev ern l building lots, all on Haywood wreet, North ena or Battery forter. inquire on tne premises. Wh 1J-U1W - M EETIXG OF STOCKHOLDERS. There will be a meeting of the stock holders of the Western North Carolina Fair Association, held at the office of the Association in the Citizen building on THURSDAY, 5tk DA Y of NOVEMBER next. A full meeting is urgently reques ted, as matters of much importance re quires consideration. ' -' .... - - JORDAX BTONE, , - oct 27-Ul : ' -( Secretary T KUSTEE S SALE. Bt virtne of a deed of trast executed to me by John M. Maynard and registered in offlc ot Re gister of Deeds OTHonooinbe eonnty, In Hook No. 6. Dare 368. 1 will sell at public auction for cash. In frontof court house, lu Ashevl'le, on the first Monday in November, a tot of landat'Cooper's station, containing x acre and having on it a good dwelling nouso. -' uitKb lkaiu, October ftth, 1885. Trustee, oct 7-law4w. - ' I For the Asheville Cmisw. . The Newsom Fund. v Editor Citizen.- Knowing the seal with which the press of the country come to the fescue of all praiseworthy . enterpris es, I beg lave to call the attention of your readers to the effort in behalf of the Newson Fund. Mrs Trader, (better, known as Newson) is now a resident f this City and she is a widow and in a destitute condition. : In th late war she spent all her means' (then, ample) in serving the Confederate cause .in the . hospitals.. Her sacrifices and noble con duct are attested by thousands of the survivors 'of the Lest Cause! Col. T. B. Roy, of Selma Ala. in a letter of the 12th As Af t-General of Harde' t'orjs. ot the' Army of Tennessee, during the war, I waa personally cognisant : of the sacrifices of . Mrs, Ella , K. . Newtom, on Denalf or onr aick and wounded, and any " return that Southern soldier, or their descendants, or kindred, can now wake, in her time of trial add adversity, would, to pu. it on (he lowest Diane, be but paying a tithe of the debt they owe her. Tours very truly, T. B. Rot Many other testimonials of the highest character caa be produced. Alabama. Kentucky. Tennessee and Georgia have taken hold of this move ment and we know 'hat gallant old North Carolina, who sent her thousands of noble boya to the front, and famished history with the name of Stonewall Jackson, will hot taller in such a praise worthy effort Although twenty year have passed since the feats of Annoma- tox filled the South with the recollec tions of 6c-p-.es without a parallel in modern times, we know the chivalrous defenders of the "Lost Cause" cannot. and, will not, forget the noble deeds of ner heroes and heroines. While the names of a Lee, a Jackson, a Hill, a Pender, will awaken the recollection of glorious deeds and acts of patriotic de votion, the name of Mrs Newsom will challenge the admiration of the world . and kindle a flame of devotion in all true Southern hearts. Your bright eyed boys who led the charge on so man v dark and bloody battle fields, and then sent bleeding and dying to the lonely Confederate Hospital, was met by. this nome woman, who, standing over thur hard pallets of straw, shed amrel's smiles and administered comfort in tbo dread ordeal of pain, sickness and death. And this unceasing vigilance began in September, soon after the ghastly scenes of the first Manassa-j had filled the world with astonishment at South ern prowes and continued until the last gun had rolled its dismal echoes into the ' indescribable dit-tance to be heard uu more. So time will not destroy the patriotic order of the Southern Soldter. ' As in - the case ot Napoleon, nineteen years. afW his death, the French obtained his body from England, all France was turned in to a grand funeral procession, precede! by the booming of cannaD.toJIin of bdla . and "trnins rx uartlj muai. XliibahV- of Seine were lined, with thoenend o people, while the. air was filled with frenxied shouts and cries and sobs of joy and congratulation. This grand pro cession was followed by 150.000 soldiers But we do not pay tribute- to the great warrior alone, the deeds of self-sacrijue and disinterested devotion should be re numbered if not in bronzed monument in the affection of the heart, more lasting than marble or stone. - ; . --'-. Then remember, the object of this tri bute is a ttonai noble, angel-like wo man. She ignored wealUi, defied flatte ry, despised pouip and show, and by dav and by night, stood around the titueh of the dying soljier. Would a brave ehrin tian people lt-t Such a wwmen softer? No. ' ... ' ", "Kind hearts are more than coronets And simple faith than Norman blood." . EX OMFKDEgATE.' . , 7""""", . ! -: When the hand begins to play auuHhe yout.i beauty and chivalry of the coun try go whirling tliroueh the uaKU'a of the ball room, -vo-t may bet they have bought their fun-iny iMMtiiiH at'Wi I'. V caver A Co.V tme i'riee Store. : ' tf The best 5 cent Ciirar in town, at Ly- ons' "White Uitne." , . Frksii Fish ami Qysteks .'-.f At mv Market on F.airle Stieet.J deors from Main street, oust, on Tuesdays, Tlatrs. days and Saturday's. AH orders prAanoi ly fillHd. ; . ' T. A. Pricf. tf - '-; ' Handso e New" 'lydorjs1 aruivin'o 'ai. MOST EVKKV rAV. Jl. -Redwood A'Co,-i OK 1'ltK-B iTOltK eodtf I.E. RANKIN. D."! C. ) WADTjELL LAWRENCE PULLIAM. , . INHCBC TOIB PROPEBTT IS Pulliam Co's Agency. None But First Claps Comianies Ieiresentel. : ' ; Office in Bank of Asheville. . oct 6-dlmo ' '"':- '. Under full Headvyay r The Old Original! Look Otit for the Pioneer Bar Soul h Man St., Asheville, HT. CM Where you will always find the puree and beet Whiskey. Jtrandleftt Wines, C'ijrars and :ToJbaeeo. in fact, everything kept in a strictly first class Bar. Also as polite and experienced clerks as are in the tate, always ready to please. ' SHEP HEAVER, the original concotor is with me, and always ready to serve bis friend and the public. ; Give m t call, ... ..-.-.- . ,au 25-wly, HELLO, FRIEND! . - Are You Hungyy ? Go to. ' 'V;s .V'.; ' ' i." : IIIL'S Ola la- U ooiu, : And get ' something nice to etjUp HILL is always on hand, and the v finest tho market afl'ords to sus -tain him. ' . South Main St., se 15-!tf . 2 doors alove KHgleit".
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