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- - I CITIZEJN' JOB pFFItr, WEST; SIDfe :PDr,IC SQT7A T. F. ..bill .heads, . -letter heads, : . - -posters; 1 'm " BLAkksA And yob ll'jtrkiff an kinds done wi? ' Promptness and at lota prices. :l. l no 206. . .ASH17UTT r F T" "V T C SUNDAY nORmNGt::VECS35- PRICE: 5 CENTS Citizen "a : . . 1- U . - ; r 1 I' ' ... ., s I I t ,1 at II' J, Jvf , whk. 1 1. mptn a full! ail qna r 1 .ml is a v. ry ,t r.l'fxl I: : i rv I) ( 1 it. ' - the V'iii.i' t frtreet, be- f . :i tl nanza an J tuel ank. P ik -ten rrv .l of rc u!v, and oflors t"c 2' 'a Bo " Nor. t tt 4 V, ' i.i rir h ! 1 )', A. ( ( r ml. . M Ly wnere. tf ' Apph- for Table Boako la Mrs. M. H. (.regorv. m url. Kay b nouse, on Alain Street. FOR RENT Furnished Rooms in same building. By early application reasonable terms can be obtained. tde5 Wbitlock is showing some very hand home bU Us and would advise all to call on hitn who deiresanythingin the mil slinery line. tf Gents' attention is calbd to Whitlock's ' handsonie ecarfs at 5 j cents. tf Ladies look at Whitlock's 1? J cents pure linen fast colors Hunsteteher handker chiefs. . tf Gib!n's celebrated XX, XXX, A. XXX whisky kept at Hamilton & Featherstone'a. - Cashmeres in all grades and all colors and black, at. . 'r .,. -: .Whitlock's. Your old fchoes can bemade as good as nf-w only at - w. 1. Weaves a. liunlap A ('o.'s celebrated hats and Fai l and Wilson's Collars and Cuffs al ways on hand at Whitlock's. ' tf -Assets,:; Liabilities, 4 . ,- $29,771,230 24,789,784 burplus,,. 4,931,445 .Etna Life Insurance Company Has piid Losses in North Car olina Over $1.100,000. ' - Ja Your TAje Insured f . '.. ? f ' . ' . If not, why not f JUis, are ya carrying enough f Do yen know that every f 1,050 pro duced by j our hand and brain annually, rep rewfutu. the piQf'acia5powr,ef fl(S,000 t 7 percent? , Do yon. ever reflect that your death would destroy that producing power, aDd would take from rnr wife and children jnt that mnch capibd? " . ... H'hat .ane Business 9Ian would risk a f 1S.0OO utock of gooda in one building without fire insurance, and yet the same stock may never be destroyed? Is it prndent or kind to permit your family to f.arry that much risk upon a life that . is certain f destruction in a very few years, and that n.ay be destroyed to-morrow? Do yon'now that a Life Insurance rolicycostti lss than n Fire Policy? On an crdinary stock of goods yon pay a rate of from ..:io per cent, to two per cent, per " annum. . . . - In case of n. nro your loss will not probably exceed one k alf of the stock, while it may be , bnt trifle. ' " - Vouaaoarry a life policy for from 1 J percent, to 2-2 per cent, per annum (if under forty years of age) with a certainty of ' ultimate death, and there wiU he no talnage. Did yon ever think that if you insure . rnr good for a number of years, and then v ? 1 e aynu : it, that you obtain no further re 1 f 1 c i'yo. investment? Do yor. know that after three years, if yon cease payment in .Etna Life Insur ance Company, yon will obtain a full paid policy .for the value of all the premium yon nave pcid' -DO 1'Orj KNOW that $5,000 or $10,000 can - be added to your estate by paying from three par cent, to four per. interest for a short terra of years on tbt Hum ? DO YOU KKOW that you can leave your . family 85,000 or $10,000 by the simple paymen of an amount each year that is less than th taxes would be open the same amount of real - state, and yon have not a dollar of capital in vested? 1 DO YOU KNOW that the death of one part ner may, and often does cause the oloisiug up of a firm's affairs to its ruin? DO YOU KNOW that partnership inter sts may be paid off upon the death of any member of the firm, be each member insuring far the benefit of the others, and the business conlin- j ue without impairment?-- - ' - - ' ARfe YOU ENCUMBKBED with debtor mortgage ? They can all be cleared oft in case of death bj a life Insurance Policy iu the .Xtaa lif o InHnrance Company. j - DO YOU KSOW THAT NINETY TEB tTENT. of the businessmen of this country fail ; at least .once' during a period of twenty years. - DO YOT THINK that your chances of suc cess are better than those -of other men? DO YOU BINCEKKLY DE8IKE to throw every safe-guard around your Wife and chil-h-eu to shield them against the possibility of future want or suffering ? , If yon are poor or in -moderate CircumBtan ces, or if von have a limited income, is it not beat to in'ture If you are rich, will it not be wise? "Riches may take to themselves wirga and fly away. ' . . : DID YOU EVER know of any man's estate being worn off , .because he died ith a good Pohcy of Instance upon Lis life ? - . ' The JEtna MAfe Insurance pompany, , of hahteoed' conn.; with its" $29,066,000 of Assets ;- - and -y; Nurnlus r nearly : - " H $5,000000, ' ' . wijn a . ;: i.!' Pitying Ability of U93 to every 1 of Liability, . C s V''" '--'" i?si-'es - 'y'y'S ' Non-Forleiting Policies Incontesta- ' ble after Deaths 7 ' a C. CROW, Genl Agent, 'i -. An : Raleigh:-N. C-. ItMlentS'vv'anted to whom lib- - eral commissions v ill be paid. oct 15-d3mo3 v ' ; : ' . - XECV1 OR'S SALK.' ;- -.-- ' '; y - - I will teV at public auction at the Court House - In Anbevii: on Wedneitday, December 1Cth,18b&, a lot of propeity couristlng of bedsteads, tables, bureaux, taitt-c-gsts, chairs, bedclothing, tdble linen, Ae., -cC ' - - -v. - . ' Terms : AU :-''tms under five dollars resb. Sums over five d Hft-s six iLimtks r ictlit, with note and ATinroTeri Ri'-i-ilv. -' ' - ' The sbovp '-rcpeiir is srJd as part of the estate V , P. A.CTMMIXGR, T.ST. y.fj 8t-d!d . - , DAILY EDITION. I1XG READING MATTER c, tut; rouKTii tage. . rrit S At tnr of tlse Train. il train arrives 9;29 A. M. ..." - LerarU 6:32 p. Jt. , i arrives at 2:14 f- k. " departs at 10:30 a. at. ivci 37 p. M. - - -i 9:47 A. M. S 4:39 P. M.. . - WAYS Hi ' 44 1 osvilio tr 11: Will 1 t 1 "lor -1 ed it t t y.-:ry Morning (es e following r?.i?3 00 00 -50 15 siv : 'lur ith, 3 O r ' -will Jeliver il our snbscriu...-. , and parties wanting it will please call at the Citizen Office. W. T. Weaver, Sole : Agent for Hess' Uand-3Iade Shoes for'men. . tf . Send your Job Work of all hinds to the Citizen Office, if you want it done neatly, clicapTy and wit A dispatch. Billiard and poll tables with monarck cushions, upstairs, at Hampton & Feath- erstonei8- No t ir.d of wine made nut what fan be found at Hampton & Featherstone's. A new line tine fit tare rratucs in plueb. . -X:-Morgan &Co. It will pay every ham'p. bodv to call at Fel- Pelham's prices aiv the lowest on Xmas presents. As much commotion was excited on the square yesterday, by the ex hibition of the carcasses of two deer, as if came had never been known in this country. They wera teadi ly disposed of. We believe the deer were killed among the Bb.ck Moun tains. We venture -upon the liberty of transferring to our columns the let ter of Gen'l R. B. Vance written to the Statesville landmark, relative to the S. 0. Deaver matter, adding the comments of the Landmark thereon. And we do so without comment, but hope, for the so doing the- ene rnien of Gen'l Vance.if there be any, may not charge us with cither un truthfulness or injustice. McCarty & Hull received yester iOTf 1oinrA nrrlAra 4VtV Pflneonrtlil VAC JOlV V A VAVJ O A 1 J IJ.1 1 UJl J IA yj Fla.. and T e x a s, for their best br?nds of smoking Tob.acco. They have added to their busines the man ufacture of plur, that of smoking to bacco, and hav,put on the market some superioi brands. The Belle of Asheville is unsurpassed in color and flavor. "Junaluska1 is a grade lower; while "Chtrokee,' s still a little ljwer. The charm of this to bacco is that it is of selected leaf, pure, and free, from the adventitious aids if flavoring. Kepler presents iirthis issue m entirely new bill of fare; one special ly arranged for the season, and which, in variety and excellence, has rarely been equalled here. Among these will be found mince meat. dIuui pudding, cheeses of many kinds, jams of the most ex quisite material and flavor, pates of game, truffled,' potted meats,"' dev iled crabs, shrimps, lobsters, etc.. etc.. ad infinitum. Col. A. H. Baird assumes the re sponsibility of the article in Wed nesday's Advance signed "People." In our reference to the author of that article we did him, unwittingly, not suspecting the real author, an injustice, which we retract, namely, in saying he was a dead-beat who had been to Washington and had hung upon the sufferance or char it v of some one. We don't believe Col. Baird has ever visited -that city on f uch business. We l ave already characterized the statement that the Citizen has ever treated Senator Vance with injustice. ? Col. S. C, She! ton says he is "Ver itas" of the same issue of the paper. As he reiterates.- the-, statements - of that communication we leave the matter where we . did before. We must contess to some surprise at both of the parties for their expre s sions and statements. ' . .. Christmas Tuee. ' - It is the purpose of the metho dist Sunday .school to have a Christ mas tree; thereforeall the teachers and pupils are urged, by their Su perintendent and pastor to be pres ent this morning. ; - . Tnx Bakgain Cotsteb :: - V . . ; At Law's is covered, with a lot of toys and other goods bought at auction in New York. Among which are the fol lowing: Real Baisque , Figuies 5c each, (worth 25) Wax Dolls, 16 inch', 15 and 25c; Brass Trays, 25 and 35c; Scrap Books 10 and loc; Vases 5c, and Surprise boxes 5c The stock is finer and the prices lower than ever before: A very ; care fully selected stock of Silverware and one of the largest in the State at Law's opposite Eagle IloteL. . ' ';- . : a, l -. Writing Paper, Tablets, Letter Heads, Bill Heads, Crane's fine Writing Paper and Envelopes. - ' J ' ' - : :-, ,. diw r J.MsMoegan & Co. Pel ham's tmperishable Cologne (by a large" majority the finest Toilet per- -fume) in a handsome bottle will make a nice Xmas present. - - v. , r Imported and domestic cigars in great variety at Hampton & Featherstone's. The IIta r,r OnPaturJ. i . " lLr.l proccCucJ r.o i... . 1 r- tial exumitu o . the only vi1 . for tLo tltir. as to tl r testimony . w z 3 wi"ii.i. - --4 -y grert fc. -, t " 2rr. J - " '. Gu.l-ii-e court-aJjourucd until Monday We da no ir v-ti , an outline of what the l to prove, t ' Fcru-on, ?:rr'n t' e has been ojjenly bt.-,ed ?.vd totho .mditors of t i we ive "-t3 .r -Uer TO tliO n tri'il j n ry shall, on the. morning of the Sd !ofj November, 18S4.,V,The. , State jpro poses.to show that nri "that mofmng one Han ey was killed with 'a piBtol in the hands of one Henslfcy.'Hhe prisoner at the " bar. 'Thprisoner was doing business in- the store of C. -" L. McPeters, A a merchant in the town ot f-- Marshlill. Nearl3r opposite the store of McPe ters, was the store ' 6t Mr sLW;4dr1, and below, on the same side of the street with McPeter'3 store, was Mc Peter's house; -athicfi-Hensley boarded Hensley had -started sto breakfast,. leaving ,the store; bnt lbdkingddwn thestreefhe sawiaes ceased standing r on ..the sidewal k . He returned for a moment to the store, and immediatelyiatter started for his boarding house, and walked until he came nearly opposite to where Haney andj others wer stan ding. He'valked over fo where the party was standing, and approach ing, greeted ,Hauey rt.nd. the others with a Yriendly4 "good friomng.'' The silutation appeared 'to have been returned in the same friendly spirit. ; a it- Then the "Sta te' proposed xo prove th.it .the prisoner -asked Haney why he struck him. on Saturday night? to which deceased 'replied ''because you cursed me! - but immediately added "JimIiasocrAL struck you, and it I had it to do over, I would not do it again for 'the. world." The prisoner 1 is 7 then -represented'' as saj-ing "d h you;!l-ues8;you are sorry,'-, and' ' immediately - drew from his pocket a , eWne; orptber missile, which he. thro'wat deceased missing him; and then quicklyslip- lnc bJs.aancLxlotm to Iliy-TiTpTroeK-: et and drew a pistol. Mr. Lawson and witness, fot the State attempt ed to prevent tjietshooting, Jutme firing commencetTr-' The testiirld ny sxs to who begun the firing is con tradictory.;, - ; ' :j This-is as much as we thiukf it proper to give. The line of defence is that of geplf. aefence. XT- A HandsomeDisplAy, We dropped into the cosy office of Mr. A, J. Lyman, Land Agent, on yesterday, and found that gentleman had recently had arranged a mag nificent and rare cabinefcf minerals not only of Western: .North'arolina I hut ot this and the European convl tinent, lie naa over;tmecn nunared specimens in all.- ITn addiUou ho is collecting; a fine ' sample -of every species of wood grown in Western Crrolinaj-now having all "-but eight. This is not only a pleasant,- but creditable enterprise, and will prove of great interest to visitors and oth ers, all of whomHre,cprdially invi ted to'call arid exathine. Mi Lman has some fine bodies Of land'from some of which mineral and wood specimens. were selected.!;, ' , : - . - ' Tobacco Sales. ; t-x . j . No sales at the Banner and ; Asheville warehouses yesterday jj 7 ,t, f .'The Buncombe .warehouse" .soJd 2,il6 pounds for $203 39. Among the farmers were II G Ewartof HendersoriviDe sold 8 lots at 6J, 7f , 14, 15, Hi, 22, 2 60, 4 90, Thos iralmer or Cherokee county, 4 lots at 3 85, J2i, 15. 19J; E C Blackwell of Cherokee, 2 lots ate, 11; R C Blackwell of Cherokee. 2 lots at 6, 1 7- . - - " The ; Farmers' warehouse sold o.CJW bounds for $770 07, an average of 13i.i Messrs. Clubb and Rollins' of Madison 1 had 2 lots which sold at 21, 35; Mrs Mary J Snider, Buncombe, S lots at an average of 22 88; K. F. Will is,' Cocke ounty, Tenn., 8 lots at an average of 18 25, two of these lots sold as high a9 38 and 52; Zach Hen derson, Swain countv 6 lots at , 14, 211, 23, 25, 25 and 35.'--- The . RfTHEaFORD- IVIeetitg 1 'Z ". ;A A nxior.e to know whether the author it iff if the- Carolina; Cea'ral Railroad con.-j any wcnld be at the' Rutherford mettirg on the 15th', Mr. S R 1 Kepler) of committee -appointed by the Ashe- vilie Board of Trade, sent Maj: Jhh'C Wmder'the". following telegranl 6a :Jyes terdayrv"' i' "ti V '7 '-- . : Ashevh-lf, N. i' , Dec. 12. j Maj. J. C. JVihdef, : tfafyigK; V-; - - ' 5 Will ny of your "railroad officials be at Rutherfordton 011 the, 15th to meet our committee?; A; non-committal reply wilt be construed id meait 'that yoi are' not ready -to .talk- with Asheville' and Buncombe Countyi'about extension to this point. Rsseiving such reply we will U7- at honjf.1 i&V?Z ' :-- i ; . ,8. R, Kepler, for Committee. To which Mai. Winder jrotnptl ;.re-phd- . '-;'- - -"f ty- '," ' --,4, 1 :r, RaLeigh, 5T. d., Dec. 125 "As none of the officers of the Carolina Central have been invited to attend the meeting at Ruthferfordton - they have made other' arrangements which will prevent doing so. -, .ftiZiifi i;JeiivrWinar, G. M. Ill In n totii y '- lerday on .stio:ij,i ? omitted, yJLe ohl est house iea x the gratifiT i the eatls u is;iid an through coiclly an i' - t'u 13 1120, ( iiistruas holi- 13 i ru' ably ihan iverl.ad been, JL ..... ..atinglifrpUy ot toys, toilet cards, byou- tit-i Tin rti n ro -r leiic; iiii xJ is eiTtciah- its . en dies .'ind i.nfectionanes, . ilu hardies- beins of Roy Ft - : make, adrom the cei ...se cf W'vt iiian. Pbila- Mt. V. E. nree3cf the Preside of tlie new.FstjNationallBaakof ; -.AsLjvlle, rith iih faaiily reap edher on Satarday morofngi apd are published as. pernaa ment resident Air. Breese ha tskn the Middle ton lloike on the road to the Mwauuauoa, udelhjhtfa"rTesidenc5.- We are ,very, glad jto weit-ome thejn as ftllaw-ctti4MUs4MS4red:-atif4n a visit!on Saturday ening. Vfe are glad i 4tLidateatl2ntlefliao at the head 01 torojportatat an 1 istitution. - The bank opens i s doors for business o-Tfeewfayjonk!; tb lotn Htsii-1 tiandsotue cups ind sancerct, work boxes, photograph holders, -vc-, at FelhamF.. - JSmajijgoos atbbftai prices "a Pel-nam's-rne w and handsome joods tostyt i-' Chofce selection l K;hi-istinasicaTds, and A rt Nurelties &l 'treasonable prices. - .1. N; M01 qas & Co. NEW ADVERTISEMENTSm T- ; TV 1IO KEEPS THE VIRGINIA HOUSE IlenderJMi'uTllle, . C? MR. A. A. BANKS lia3 charge of it now and he is keeping a gooi house, "and don't you forget t." Ola Rooms are nicely furnished and all carpeted, with large fire-places and pienty of wood, and "comfort' is his rnotto. , . -' is supplied with all: the suustantials and delicacies to be obtained on the market, and got&tt! Op in a style to suit the most iasiiaious. i- - - f . . -Ills' BsibpI Rinis are large with plenty .-f light and large CDYererftalilto difeplfjy goods to advan tage, and are carpetea anacomiortaote 1 . axis i crms are reasonable. . He will not ' cut prices" to secure patronage, but will say that as be is paying no rent he can anord to keep guests as cheap as any other house and will do ?o. One visit is safBcient to secure yotiy patronage. Call and becon' vinced! ; Bass meets all trains . . A. A. Bakks, decl3-dlm Manager. tlx r nioAliDOF HEALTH. U For the purpose of organizing a Coun ty Board of Health -for Buncombe coun ty, all resident "physicians of the coun ty who have complied with., the laws of the State ; in regard . to 'the prantica of mediciue and surgery, r tiavei a diploma from a regular medical college, witnitne Mayor of Asheville; and city, or county surveyor, are requested to meet at tne Court House in Asheville at 12 M., Mon dy;th 4th day 6f January1. 188a U -'' J. E.-RasRix ,dec!3d2w2 . , . . . . Ch'mn. gTORE FOR RENT.; :S'' The Store buildinz Vn South Main street, now occupied by F. W. Jos iin, is for - rent. Thisk is , a fine brick building, glass front, and. desirably lo cated. Apply to '."' : - . ' tu v-i . t ; H. Lamab Gijdger - i ' Or T. C. Brown. del 2-1 w ' ; TJOCTQRS (iATCHELL," ; " . ..f h! PJiYSiciAif s,..' Speciat attention to 'Chronic Jis easesy including those of ; ; . , .Throat antl;inngs.:.;; - y Office over CO WAN'S JEWELRY STORE, Patton Aveune. C A de 10-dly . . JS JTaEAeuHr DEPAarkj-itT,' , - Office of Comptrolleb t or : . ! ESCV, ( .. . - tue Ccerescv f4f.WAHi2fGTos, Decembet 4th, 1885. J VThbrAaS!, tei iflrtlsfactory evldmee presented t tbe 'indersiMad, tt has -been, made W appear that . . " ' ; ': - ' v . ThiS First National ISauk of AsberiHe" -k In the City of Asheville. in the County of Bon combe and Stateof North Carolina, he. compiled with all the provisions of the Bevined Statutes of trie United States, required to be complied with before an association shall be authorized to com mence thd business of Dan Ulnar t Now, Thereto, L Henry W. Cannon, Qmp troller of the Currency, do hereby certti j that r Thc fFirst; National Bankr Oi Asheville"? , th6 pBeviille,'- W the . County.1 ef Bun combe, and State of North Carolina, Is authorized to commence thebusinessof Banking-as provi ded In section fifty-one hundred and sixty-nine of the Revised Statutes ol the United States. Im Testimowy WHBBBor, Witness my hand Seal. , and sVajot office this 4th day of rt ,'.f .reccmtir,lS5. ' n C . H. W.CANNON, .... " Comptroller of tho Currency. , , . ,' i, delOdSm . Ho. 3 tlS. D. R3MCGILL & BATTLE, Practice limited to Eye, Ear.Throht and Lungs. Sax. Westay Battle. M.D., U. 8. Nj.- --, is. si ,;.,tii.,.i i physician and Suigeon. r Offices over DcVsnlt's Drug Storp. , , . .Offlce hours 10 a. m. to 12 m..nd to 4 p. .9V rrti W w- Jones, : t 4 ; Attorney at Law, . - - - N.C. Qjjice in Johnston- Building opposite Court ""' i ST"?- 5 ' V:- .' Practices in "the .Courts of Western North Carolina and 'Supreme Court at Baleigu. . , . nov 2'$yd . n witness timn t.vafcindyd s The MorgantoN AsYi.uJ.rr ';, Mrl Sawyer informs us that this State, Institution is one cf the--best ofiicered of any in the Union.? Ev erythingis kept in splendid condi into, and is "most satisfactory, He was asked many titnes by officers and patients,.mo3t kindly after Dr. Hilliard,. whom he, says made one of the best, and kindest officers, he ever knew. Dr. Murphy : has proven himself one of the bes't exec utive pfucersand most p'atient and popular physicians.; On Novem ber 18S4 there .were under treat ment 85 males and 97 feraalesi'mak ingia totaljof 182.s ' Admitted " dur in? th i 1 feast ctirrrt! vpar -maTps 49 lemaJes: under ' treatment darini Ifo enfeear-l 22 nialeSiTSl fe- onareea laiproveu 2 iajc?, & c- males; discharged unimproved 3 males, 2 females; died It inale3v 12 females. .Total removals during the year 37 jnllesf females; total un der treatment Nov. 30, 1885, 80 malen, 108 females. qOHT;'N' 'BiH" 'Asheville, N. C. Dec. 11th '85. JOHArTiRNES.T O J vi Si 1 ySupt. P.ub instruction, Buncombe Co., N. C. "i--DEAR SiE:-r-I haveiuade a care In? study of the work yoa - left with hie on Hygienic physiology with special reference to alcoholio drinks and norcotics. In the main I hearU ly endorse the book; and think that a long stride has been made in the right direction. " I have some fault to fihd with" the colored platesto tace page 91: The execution is poor and the coloring is unlike anything I ever j$aw. . As a whole the book is thoroughly practical and conveys Lin. a forcible way the dominant facts bearing upon the evils ot alcohol, opium and tobacco. . , ,.- .1-think it is calculated .to.do an immense good. ? -34- 1 sincerely trust and believe that the book will pave '"the way to a revolution in thought andf feeling amcng the people by rightly educa ting our coming men and women. ' Very truly yours, ' John Hey Williams, M. .D. Lost,?: :. ., : : '.; ; t; -Yesterday between Mr. Jos. Adams', on Spruce st? eet, and the store of Mr. A. C. Davis, a Ten Dollar note. The finder will be rewarded by -leaving sa.ne at this Take Notice! It is your duty to your pocket book to examine before buying your Xma3 presents- lively Christmas and New Year cards. Photo, and Autographic Albums, Cups and Saucers, Fine Cologne, beauti ful vases, parlor lamps, cheap at PeTham's Pharmacy.' - Wild Dicks ' Jast received, and lor sa'.e at my mar ket, a good supply of wild ducks from the coast; come, and secure a rare treat. . T. A. Price, . , . . Ea.rle street, near Main. Partridge Wantei. - Cash paid fOr partridges.; Bring them in. . . T. A. Faicn, , lw. Eagle street, near main. .. : : ". i - How to Clear the Completion. .' - A sallow complexion, a face all cover ed ,wHh pimples,."-, freckles and blotches is a sure indication of a . diseased liver aud impure blood. Dr Hart's Blond and Liver Pills will cleanse tla blood and remove alt disease from the liver, thereby making a clear 'skin, and give to the system- renewed youth, health and vigor. v For pains and aches use Hart's Great Relief. '. ; Hampton &Feather3tbneenjov agreat reputation for keeping .. pure pootls at popular prices. -; . . - . ' Xmas and GdotI Cheer. How delight ful the occasion! Yon can make it "more, so," by calling at Pel ham's where you can save money. . . - " A CAKI. To all who are suffering from tbe . er rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weaine83, early decay, loss of man'.ood, &c, I will send a recipe that will cure vou, FREE OF CHARGE. -This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in S,ontu- America. Sena a self -addressed envelope to the Rev. JosEPir T, , I.n man, Staiiota D, New 'York City. , no 10 waoodlv ' - -.- - -.- . The Citizen. - -L The Daily and "Weekly 'Citizen; reaches 'four thousand seven bund- red and forty bona -fide subscribers, equal to pver twenty three thous and readers, '" every ;v week. - Our books are open for inspection. We' therefore claim, with out.' fear of truthftU. contradiction, the Ctizen has a much larger Bona fide circula tion than any paper published w est of Charlotte. j ." '.i:- Valuable City Properly for The Finest in Asheville. OX SATURDAY, FEB. SO, '86, The undersigned will offer for sale, on the prem isos that very valuable property, corner Patton avenue and Court Square, lnthe city of Asheville, knows-a thcr ." " ;. V. . . - , r. 1 in gii jon?ksrox coitXEis. There are sixtr-tvroWeel fronting In ihe Square, and runs back one hundred end.tweoty feet down Patton avenue; Thcs is a frame dwelling on stone, on this lot. " There will also bo eoTd at the same time and place, a vacant store lot. frontiug on Pattou ave nne, iumedialely adjoining the above lot. Also tho the two new brioit stores adjoinidg the vacant lot above describtd, fronting on Patton avenne, now occupied by PcnlT ami Iron, and W. B. Williamson and Co., resptctivly. .All the property of the late Uugh Johnston. '' . Terms, cash. -- This is now the most valuable property lit Ashe ville for buslnesg pnrnoses. Call and examine it. .. R. B. JOHNSTON, B tr. OUliGKR. - -- . I ' Exei'iitors Hugh Johnston. deC'd. d 2-dwt4 LATEST BY TELEGRAPH From All Parts of the World. The Monongahela . mineM ''near Pittsburg are now quiet,. ' ; " , : One out?i twenty-five , of the em ployees of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad are color-blind, and unfit for service. , ' .'j , 1- Letters from all parts of the couir try continue to be Teceived by th board ot trade and transportation of New Xork city in replj- to the board's Circular regarding the coin age' of the" standard- silver dollar. Nine, hundred replies have been re ceived up to-1 date, of which sev?n hundred and fifty favor the repeal or stfspengion of,; the Bland law, The remainder, were in flpor of oorV tl silvw vii-tuM,; 4-,iir.$" Ihe sheriff of Eagle Paw, ras, with a posse, shot and killed three smugglers and horse-thieves near the Rio Grande, yesterday, in at tempting to arrest them. ; Cen. Butler, 'the widdy Ben,' will run for Congress next year. A-Washington correspondent es timates that Vice President Hen drick's funeral cost the government 3160,000. The Wtstern Nail Association has advanced the prica of steel nails to $2.50 per keg. Vanderbilt's funeral wa3 unostea tatious,but very impressive. Senator Sherman think3 Senator Hoar's. Presidcnli.il succession bill will be agreed upon by the commit tee early next week, and passed by the benate promptly. Comptroller Cannon of the Treas ury, reports the treedman Saving s Bank affairs are rapid!) approach- mg hnal seltlenctnt He uiges kon gress to releivethe unfortupate cred ltors, and says you,ir.Jj will cover the deficiency. " While the- republican -caucus of senators yesterday, failed to adopt a plan to govern the consideration of presidential appointments, it is quite evident thit there is a dispo sition among the senators to con firm all nominations except those i . i 1 1 v - . . J 1 mauc to nu vacancies causeu Dy dismissals, resulting from charges preferred against republican incum bents, lu those cases persons re moved wiU be anordedan opportu nity to meet- the chnrges prior to the confirmation of their successors. Of course there will be a number of in dividual objections toconfirmations. but ihe general sentiment prevail ing among the republicans does not indicate that the President is going to suffer much annoyance at the hards of the senate. What-evermay be the result of the effort on the part of the house to distrib ute among its several committees annual appropriation bills, it can be authorita tively t-tated that there is no disposition on the put of the senate to change its present method of handling these bills, ant that th;y w:ll all be referred to the senate appropriations committee for re vision and n-porf King Milan of Servia savKhe is willing to abid ? the decision of "the powers if compatible : with tho interest and digni ty o. JServi. 1- -i; FoirSpanioh oflicers charged with cn deavoring to ra'sea revolution in Car thaguna a tor Alfonso's death, has been sontenct'd to death. : DonCailos, theSpanis't Aesi.u nt H datigcroaslv ill. Power of the United States. Hon. James N. Kerns, United States Marshal of Pennsylvania, writes that daring the severe winter weather, hisH family used Red Star Cough Cure, and were much beneGted by it: Ho states that he knows nothing better in reliev ing colds or soro throats. My Xmas stock is too varied, to itemize, the public are asked to call and inspect, . W. E. Pkldam. " llamjiton & Featherstone keep twice the stock of goods on hand than any house in Western N. C. . Notice to Tobacco Farmers ' ; ' and Buyers. V-: J' ; - MOUSE, : :t Located in Hendersonviile, N. C, is nowready forthereceptioii offobacco : The proprietor is desirous for the farmers to bring in their toLacco for exhibition, : where the buyers are invited, eo they -may fix certain sale days. " ; '" ; - Amplercom will be found for Dackins. and no charges, unless satisfactory salesr , - ' . . On WedntsdayT Nov. 18th inst., is set apart for the first sale day, wheri the public generally are invi ted to come out. - ; . ; For further information, address A E. Fletcher, Proprietor, ; ; : Hendersonviile, N. C. nov 15-d3mos - . J ; ; , TRUSTEE'S SALE. .'" . Bv virtue of a deed of trust, executed to me by H. K. Rhea on May 11th. 1882,: and- registered- in oflice of Register of Deeds of Buncombe coun ty, I wilj sell for cash, at public auction, at the Courthouse door in Asheville, N. C , oh the first Monday of January next, the land conveved by said deed, being the land on which A. G. Ramsey now lives on Beaver Dam, and containing about 300 acres. . i - . - a M. Mt UlUD, no 24-vv4w TriMee. LETTER FROM GEN'L VANCE (From th .Slatesville Landmark.) . ' ' Washington, D. C; Dec. 4, 1885 To the Editor of the Landma? k't ' t . ... "t I saw in the Citizen, Asheville, ; the letter of "Tar Heel," tfnich, in . unjust and erroneous. I speak in reference to S. O. Deaver. These r are the tacts : Mr. Deaver, with fif- teen others, had notice that hister- . vices were not needed in the Third -Auditor's otnee, because the office, had more clerks than hece.fsary, Mr; D. was taken by surprise, and had ' not prepared for going me." He spoke to me and said hoTexpected to go home in the spring, but that if he- could remain until the 1st of January next, he would resign. So - iasKearcy Droiher to see Auditor Williams and request huh to keu Dim tfntil January. V"Ul Xig til 4he neriod ment!on(!ri . Th w til the period mentioned. This was done. ilr. Deaver has gone home, finding it best and in fact nrcessary to go the first of December instead . of January. This is all there is of the matter, except to say that Bro. ZebJ did not go to Ilr. Manning and he only saw Mr. Williams once as t have stated, and that at my request. Would it not have been kind and just if "Tar Heel" (I suspect -I know him) to know his facts before he published them ? And. further, is it not a better rule, as far as Demoorats are cencerned. when charges are made btgainst faithful public servants, to do so openly r .lhis seems to me to be manly and proper. If a charge is worth being heralded to the world it ought to be done openly and with out fear.' Thtra were no charges against Mr. Deaver, so far as 1 know only that he had been seriously afflicted, and had to suffer r n op eration nothing against hi3 morals or willingness to perform his duties. If there are other statements I did not hear ol them, and certainly Gov. 1 V. had heard of none. I say personally that Mr. D. mar ried my wife's sister. I can't see in that any reason why I should mis treat him. I think my wife's kin is as much entitled to my good offices as anybody else. They stand as to holding offices as other people when they behave no more, no less. If the humblest n.agro in North Carolina, holding a position here, and I, finding him worthy, was to ask me to ask his retention till he could arrange his affairs . to only a brief period I would cer tainly help him. .1 have never been and lupe never to be, an oppressor of tho helpless. " . v "Alas! ii las-!'' how ready we are sometimes to take up an evd report. Believing you to be a -true Demo crat, and a high-toned gentle man, ready to do jutly towards all men, I have written this explana tion. With high esteem, Truly, ' Rodt. B. Vanck. ' Upon which the Landmark says: 4 In a letter from Washington, printed elsewhere , in this paper, Hon. It. B. Vance makes aatatement abou1. the reinstatement bf Mr. 3. 0. Deaver, a Republican, after he had been discharged from his pcitin in the Treasury Department. He contradicts "Tar Heel," the corres pondent who gaye the facts ..to the public through the Landmark, in on ly one statement, however, viz: the statement that Senator Vance had visited Secretary Manning us well as Auditor Williams, in Deaver's interest."- Of course the fact that the re-instatement was for a period of three months and two weeks in stead of tor an indefinite time, is a mitigating circumstance. Gen. Vance writes temperately and v courteously and wc take pleasure in giving him a hearing. Mr. Deaver, meantime, has resigned, aid is reported by the Asheville papers as having returned to his home in Buncombe. Whether or not "Tar HeelV' letter and;his resignation have any connection with each other this deponent say- cth not." , "-' ' Don't for '"t to call at Pelham's - Xmas cards in ri'h profusion, tho product of home and foreign artists for sale lower than anywhere. - ; -;-. Go to Pelham's Drug-Store and seo Lis. stock of rich Xmas presents before yon ; purchase. . . . Best mountain copper distilled corn whisky at Hampton & Featherstone's. Hampton & Featherstone always buy .. the purest and best brands of liquors, tobaccos and clga:s.- -. ' . '" ' ; v - : A small House for sale on. Phillips St., . between Grove and Baily st. "Apply to dcefKl iw. : , C., Hasse.v. . Trv- Hamnton Featherstone's . best - apple and peach brandy. . , , See Telham's cheap counter, the quality and the cheapness thereof is atnaranj. v - For heavy boots at light prices go to Weaver's Shae Store. , - ' ' Imported French brandies and wines unadulterated at llan'pton & Feather- etone's. . -'u . x Beor. ale, porten rum, gin, imported and domestic, at Hamptou'& Feather stone's. -, ... !- -.' HELLO, FRIEND! Are You Hungry ? Q.0 TO -:-V- V-'- :- -V ' - IIILH llnj; IXooki, ' ' ' And get something nice to eatP"- HILL is always on hand, and the finest the market afl'ords to bus tain bim. South 'Main et., - se 1-W.tf 2 cojr sl.ove I., HI. V r it.
Asheville Citizen (Asheville, N.C.)
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