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V ,AILY EDITION. ', ntu,ji&bst 'Wif H" -SM:,': KDITC : i AMD PROPRIETORS. ' it .- .. .. --- , i V rT . AH.T, -.. - -. ' Weekly.'. jlYear, "Jsa.CO O Moe.. 3.00 , Year. ... J..SO e Mo., ?B .'.- Advertising jra tbs low. fOWELL'A AIDER'S COLUMN Tim 1 : AVondors of Scbnco t .xUh f lAS applied t modern lood products .' are somewhat startling though we need ; not fear the final result- if we will unite in trying to stop the wbolesal luiultef a tion that U being practiced in the mana acture of cheap goods. - Allow ud to, offer tx few strggestions in regard to purchasing food products and fthVtdsts' for adulteration in samds. J -'Ve: can only, mention avfew Ir'this abort space and will begin with;' - : " . . t . '. . . , . , .. 1 ,t.' :A '4" COFE'EB. ' h. V As very few of our friends buy ground coffee it is hardly necewary to give the adulterations practiced by cheap dealers by using- chicory, beans, peas, carrots etc., all of which may be detected by stirring in clear water, the greasy nature of the coffee causing it to float on top , while the adulterating materials will sink and rapidly discolor he water. 1 Always buy whole grain coffee choos ' ing large light uniform grains for a mild drink and dark green for strong. Avoid bright colored coffees. WE DO NOT SELL GROUND COF FEES AND OUR STOCK OF WHOLE HE AN COFFEES IS ABSOLUTELY PURE AND, OF THE BEST GRADES TO BE HAD. TEA. This is extensively adulterated; both in China and this country by the means of exhausted tea leaves and leaves or otlier trees. Mineral matters aro' also used for , coloring "or facing teas; -clay' eand -tc are extensively nsedi -The tests for these ace by infusion; this is poured "off the leaves and examined, for. color, taste and odor, all of "which we. easily detected. !' ,Our.teas are boueht puiiuiK in iiiiB coun try and we can furnish testimonials from tne best jiidgea Vin I this section as to - their . purity. FLOUR Flour is now. being adulterated with plaster, potato starch etc, all of which can be detected by the use of the miscro scope. Old fashioned as it may bt we still j refer flour made from wheat. WE SELL FLOUR IN.QRIGINAL PACKAGES AS' PUT UP ATTHE UIU& AND HAVE THE GUAR ANTEE THAT THEY ARE MADE FROM wheat: ;,; GROUND S PICES Should ba closely examined with the miscroscope. t v-V , ' PEPPER JGINGER, CLOVES, CINNAMON . etc are largely adulterated with gypsum, buckwheat husks, starch .sago meal, ground rice and brick dust, all of which can be easily detected by the use of the miscroscope. : " : j -.'.' - -- -; v - - lWe"eH; the best grounds spices to be Baking Powders : are adulterated with. flour and terra alba. tWa?r agents for Prbfr'Horafordl'Wea'd powders; 1 which are guaranteed to be abr 7 solutely pure.. We will haye more, to say on tbU sub ' - ject in another irticle and in the mean time would like 6ur friends and custom ers to call and examine our stock ' and " r we will. take; pleasure atall. times in post - Ing yo both as to quality and prices. J . : Ouif "aim" is 'td - sell absolutely pure ', goods at a lair profit, and will always try and give yon the worth of your znonejr. . .- Our goods are open for inspection Vth as to quality and prices. '-- i. . ' - ' '" '''-V. '." ' ;j Powell &? Bis idek. . ' t VOL II. HO 53. ; DAILY.; EDITION .,vjnE iaiIjY - citizen ' : 'Will be. published every'Mprning (exr cept Monday) at the following rates--. tlrtcUy cath: ' ; ' v . : uire m. cor. '. Six Months, Three . . . . s 00 . - . . 1 50 One M - , ' " r- 'vTt 60 One We-V! 1 . - war varaer-u4Jucruo yojt ery Morning in every part of the city to our subscribers, and parties wanting it will please call at the Cttizen Office.- '- SeMdyossr Jtf;Wri'tf kind to the Citizen , Ow-i'jCwwaiitf'ifon neatly, cheaply 'awt. -with iiiipatcht. t V r Arrivitt- jumI lejrtiMr f the Train. " kiiaBBtrttT Mail train arrive $il4 r. V. - if - v " ' " Departs 6:19 A. JC. i 'TenneueeArrivM jc- - ? iu: ;H ;V,Deplrt5 10:01 luUl-., 4fs. ; VUirsKflvitL---Xrrive 4:89 tjiL"-' ' .'-'. . .; Depart98 a. t. - : I Th WavnesvOIe train . re&obee that point at : Fewer people are here the, fist, "dayjof court than usual.; Courts are jso frequent now that they cease to attract attention. Messrs. Moore, Sondley Martin, and others were .appointed a committee to prepare a Calendar for the use of the term.- ' ' . - Mr. arid Mrs. Richmond Pearson, and Master Richmond Pearson, Jr., arrived at their home at Richmond Hill Sunday evening. : ' ' Moore and Robards have made a pleas ant innovation. Think of ice cream and iced sherbet brought to your doors these hot June days, all. cold and frozen as if they had been caught in a January freeze! Mr. Stone leaves this morning to join our press brethren in convention at Morehead, and will accompany them in their excursion to Washington City. We wish all the boys a good time and a much needed reBt , Mr. I). C. Wadded, Cashier of the Bank of Asheville, who has been rustica ting on the coast below Wilmington with old friends for some days, enjoying sea baths and other things, reached home Saturday. The Light Horse Brigade, .composed of a large number of our most charming young ladies and visiting friends, with their gallant beaux, enjoyed a moonlight ride Saturday night.' It was a most pleas ant evening, & very pretty -sight, and much enjoyed. ' ; , .The". large,' new';::CBgirie tit the Avery and Erwin Furniture Works near the depot, exploded 3' esterd ay, blowing ""-out ,the; cylinder head. Fortunately, no one was ; hnr ! I t will require I woweeks to repair dam ages. " - THI ExCAMPiftNT. ing positive was ; concluded regarding the encampment All will depend upon the arrangements with the raiiroads affecting . transportation of the troops. He thinks they w ill be satisfactory and then tlie . encampment will be held. i i- :-- 0 v j Ttii StocTk Law Eleohon, ' ' ' I Held in Avery's Creek township has gone forth as a victory for the Anti- Stock law men, and therefore a wrong impression has, gone abroad a tq the ef fects. The election was called by the antis, and was practically held by them, the stock law men, though present, not catting a . single vote. There were . 67 votes cast agamt the law, and one for it. But this last was himself an anti, and the stock law men stood by and laughed at this amusing exhibition of hostility. , . . CacxLTY to Animals. . - Yesterday we saw a young man rid ing a horse who was limping painfully from a gravel in his foot; a proper sub ject for care and .rest; and again we saw a horse attached to ft pleasure ve hicle, Buffering very evidently with dis temper. ; Apart from the .suffering in flicted upon a sick beast, there is the danger of infection to other animals. A society was formed here some two years, ago for the suppression of cruelty to an imals.' Was it organized in fanciful sen timent to give b topic? for Kumanitarian ebullitions, or was itro eant; to be some thing practical and operative?. i s- There is material here every day -for the interposition ; of Bergh or some one who sympathises in bis ( belief and prac tice. '- V " - t - -: - '-' ' 1 ' Buncombe Sceeioh Covbt. - : The Summer term -of lhi -court met yesterday morning for a term of two (not tiiree weeks j as i we i carelessly stated) weekSj'j'udge Shrppresiding. '.''J-.- ' 'Tiie;ibl!6wih;'j;e'r4Iemnwed,i,awn as composing theX3ran4 Jury j j ! :. -Solomon? ; ffim'ptompilFordraaij 5 H. Sprinkle. F. P., Brookslure, J. M, Haw kins, J. E. Pfttton, J. A. Wilson. J. J. Gill. ger, Thomas Sales, M. L. Merrell, J. M. Mclntire, J.'li. Murrav, J. Lr Morgan, J. S. West. E. P. Morean. II. JB. Varner. And the following- compose ' the Petit jury. . D. . W. .McGalliard,' 1 Judson Carter, James J rank, JE. west, E. a. i riplett, u. B. Tennent, H . J.' DavisXW,' EPoanders, J. F-jGiHespieUr'T. Waggon e?, C ny. odHiH, iaviu j-.. ucrreu, tv. iv. vveei. j. M. Herren.'.-v . . A : The charge of Judge Sliipp was brief, but ' pointed and comprehensive. We learn that, in reference most probably td a juvenile criminal against, whom a . bill may be found, instructions were given in regard to the capacity for crime as ; gov erned Dy nge.- Not DisAppointbd. - You may heed nothing in ' that' line, but a visit , to Law's Silver and China store is not time wasted. The line of Stone China, Porcelain arid Glassware is very large and u sold at bottom prices. In Silverware. Cutlery. French China and Faience there is no "finer stock or more reasonable priced in the State.' 'AU are Invited to call and Inspect. ' ' -.; i Lithia Water-1y "the bottle and on draught At ' Pelbain's- sole agency for ... ... si . j 1 irf.l westera "unroiina uueu '-ja iviuney troubles and Kheumatism; -"j s-o juno 13-tf . ' " " ..' Mr.Jamea .C. Shaw,- the.-geucrai travelling passenger ag(int . ol it ueoirai xuiii ituau . oi ueorgia', ana iui.tiuc i . it line, . navciiiLi pas senger agent oftbo Cfd. - Rail 1 Roadt Atlanta &' West i Point, Wes tern of Alabama ; Railroad , :and . Augusta,, & Knoxville Railroad, were iii.tljecity, yesterday in the interest of .their re; spectivo roads looting Ottt-for the extensive tourist travel in this Sec tion during the coming , -season. Messrs. Shawand AVhite are- repre sentative' railroad men, and in their respective tranches have no equals in the South, : ,l - !' . ; These gentlemerr were !shown the courtesy of, the- city. -byr their ;old time .friend,. Aljr. Hintoii Ai Helper, General Manager of "The South.-- Jini:Shaw and Joe iWhite afe known-' throughout the .length" and liitABY Meetikg.' - ji' Th ere"ls1cailed for ; Wednesday eveningat half past 86'elock, at the Court Housed meeting of all, inter ested in the . subject o ; re-fcrrganize the military r;omuy; Wrenow in a state Abeyance.' fTlieAahe villi Light Infantry not longsihce was the pride of the.place full id janks, wel.l equipped and Bplehdidlyrilrill- edT Its collapse, was a surprise and a mortification. Now comes the opportunity to revive; it, Ivhile the arms and equipments; provided bythe State, :jt are " stUl l there; and.1 while ; the J quota of crmpanies allowed is 3ret unfilled. If filled up and Asheville left out, it may be a long time before the door is opened again. ,A .city priding it' self upon its spirit iri every ' depart ment, and presenting itself as an ex ample of everything that is indica ti ye of progress,, cannot admit its deficiencv in this one subject, of miN itary. ambition. ' l Therefore let the meeting be full; full of friends to the movement who may not asapire to be soldiers them selves; and especially fall of the gal lant young men, the natural mute rial out of which our splendid vol unteer torce- is formed. " ' ' ' 1 . North Cabolixa is WasihScgtSn' Prof. J. M. Tikunas. , . , . . jit was recently aniiounced that thft Richmond and .Danville Com pany . .had purchased a . splendid building)r-formerly the National Republican, building, corner Penn sylvania ..Avenue, .and 13th street, ; Washington 'city and would ' establish '.offices . there. North Carolina is, we are gratified to learn, specially interested in this enterprise. ' Our people are aware of the efforts- of this company to advertise to the world the resources of North Carolina along.the lines of their railroads, reaching from Golds boro to Cherokee, as. made by ex hibits at Boston, Atlanta, New Ors leans, besides 'many '"efforts by the display of products at Richmond, Philadelphia, New York and in Europe Jby experts thproughly com petent to explain. In order now to laciutate their enorts, and con centrate their resources so as to be more immediately effective. , this company has purchased the - above magnificent building -in Washing ton. The headquarters of the en tire system ' will be established; in this building. :I& it-' alsoiTrbf. J. L Tiernan, who has already been of great service to our section, will have a full suite of rooms on the first floor immediately opening on the. Avenue. In these .rooms he will have , everything that will ex hibit the real natural wealth of4 this State. Specimens of woods, miner-1 als, agricultural products, maps of water-powers, all raw material for manufacturing, with full descriptive papers , &c, &c, will -be kept on hand, conveniently and attractively arranged.'. The location of such an enterprise is a mo3t fortunate one, indeed the best that could be Se lected. Thousands, knd thousands of neoDle can thus be reached whom it would be difficult to . reach, other wise and must'' result ift immediate and great good to our Staid, ipeCiaU ly to our section rThe R. & 1. have acted wisely in. thisj.in; thus lielp ing themselves , they contribute more largely to our. State and sec tion. : We wish it all success. & . .. . j' i mm .1 ' - Ftst IIaedwoods. '"-.. . " The T. 5 Ii: Clayton, 'TSash TKSoi And Blind Factory has just 1 recetted a large and very superior lot of fine hard woods, such as cherry, walnut andoak, thor oughlr seasoned, Which is how offered to builders and contractors-! Parties desir ing th bost woods tor 'ceiling wainscot ing,wnteisi dc Ut da weifcto call on Mr. Clayton. Call and examine lum ber, specimens of work and prices.-"""- June 13-Stpd ' . f-'-t '-''v'- j .f - S . :. . . ;.. !, - ' ..... :. Don't buy yor Fruit Jars until yon have examined - thef new 1 W oodbwry Jat, formate at -4ft '; -"" BAttArar Bbo's. ! june 12-eod2wd; r Messrs. Fagg, Garren & Co, are prfpr ed to deliver the best of lime, tor build ing or "other .purposea- a the depot v in Asheville, at twenty-five cents per bus hel,' or ninety cents -per barrel, by the car-load , : , Address all orders to the above, at Warm Springs, N.- C, 01 M.J. Fagg in Ashevilleu.;! s -4 t!ial 1 . We are prepared to furnish- -parties at other points at above rates, only adding the difference in, lreig"ht, v - , . janel-tf 1 K F.i. & Co." .. .- 1 - " -I ' " ' ' ( v nidi " r.hjeollbw Park'IIotel, settles alUdo al .a va!(b that effect f haves beenf. cut riUfor There are thousands satiU) g-. Souw Proprietor of Battery Pi&kstUotet,, In'ddlvpfXul connecting, isoom -innr :- ii din 'JV InThis,vicinity on leaver DiVm, at & a va. on t Sunday; Joae 13th, Mrs. Mary Francis Stradley," wife of th el RevK Thomas .Stradley, in the 87th year of her age. - The deceased was,anative of England, and '. was an eminently good,-, pious woman. The verierable pair had beeff nruted in wedlock sfxty-seven year8.. The funeral services were conducted an Monday morning at Beaver Dam Baptist church by the Rev; J. I'l Carroll, and a funeral discourse pro nounced. '-' The following passage from Lamentations, chap. 3 verse 26 "It is good that a man should both hope and quietly wait for "the- Bal vtaion of the Lord," was the last dying-expression of the departed. - Gas Light Company. ;The first meeting of the Stock holders of the Asheville Gas and Light Company was held .yesterday at the effice of McLpudVand. Moore Maj. W. W. Rollins was " called to the chair, and Mr.U. R.'Rawls acted as Secretary. ; " .The . organization .was perfected hy the election cf the following Board of Directors ;t CI M. XIcTxiud. J. Evans Brown, H. O. Reed, W. T. Penniman, James' Cortland, R., R, Rawls, T. W. Patton. , At a meeting bf the Directors held immediately afterwardsfCapt. C. M. Mcljoud was elected President, and T. V. Patton Secretary and 1 reas urer. Ska- Coast Items. The Beaufort' Journal echoes BacrtolntrrrowrilaYflS- lowing rumblings from the surf beat en shore : " Capt. Geo. Weeks Jr., while out shark fishing this week hooked a large one. The monster pulled so hard at his line, that he was com pelled to fasten it to the mast, the mast soon went by the board, and his sharkship made his escape. The business of shark catching we learn is a paying one as they yield con siderable oil and are bought by the oil and scrap factories. -' Capt. Mark Mason is the champion anchor catcher.'. He has caught this week, , three., anchors'; one weighs 2700 pounds, and wad made - at the Brooklyn Navy Yard in 1863, and it is thought was lost' from a U. S. Gov't transport or one of the block ading fleet, durinsr the late war. LQrielof "1700 ipounds,C was scaught near wnero tne lii-iatea schooner Crissie-Wright was lost last winter. And one of 500 pounds;, waa recov ered, which w slost by one of the Government scsows in our.harbor- wo large saw fish measuring 16 and 3 feet respectively were caught in our wafers5 this Jweek by ' Mess. John Johnson and B. C. Congleton Jr.feThey ; had considerable, difficul ty in landing thehfl These monsters were of unusual size aid would - be a great curiosity to our up country people. fY - '-Mv ( TheAtlintic Hotel isf filing p. lhe toilowinpc states are now repre- sentea nere,; Txennessee, . vreorgia, Maryland New "York. 'and. 'North CarolijQa ; The r-jnibefJ pf;rrivals increase every night. - We paid-a visit-to the business places of . our fih " hucksters oh Tuesday,' and found them xtp ' to their "knees," so-to speak, in nne large blue fish and choice mackerel. They informed us that they -were unable to fall all their orders prompt ly ''"...- -" .' - . - : -Yr'?r;r ' t u m.: ;-v r :TVV The new treatment for ladies' diseases dis covered by Dr. Alary A..Cregg. thedistingpaish ed English Pbysioian and mpe, rwhlcb. has revolutionized the entire mode , of treating these complaints in England is now : being, i troduced iato the U. B., nnder fair and novel plan. '-('- --' --'." :'- ; wnffickait of ILU imedy 1 ibf one'vumOi's trial trvaiineni m sent ree to every lady ho is Buffering from auy disease common to th ex who sends her address and 13 2ct stamps for expenses, charges, ete. ,; ...... v lth vositive cure tor any form of female disease and the fnet trial package is many times sufficient to effect a permanent cure. Full directions accompany the package (which ia put np in a plain wrapper) also price fist for f ntnra reference; trial pacwwM; teiU be tent after i Aug.. I, 1886 Addre Qnzaa apr'l 14 dtw-ly . . ; .-. -. . i ; Stbayed or STOi.eN. ,:j , ,.-:: . t V One Wack - cow, -:: medium ' size, tftree years old; in full milk. A suitable reward will be- paid for iicr return ir me. ; - M -. t" ;Ii C,-WADDEtL. i ' Musquittf Ne,t ndJTf jlatan, new stock just received,' - .' ., . , I : -..--c" -at" Wmitiock's.,.' Billiard and. poolitablea "with monarch cushions, upstairs at t tampion ot ream entone's. . ' '' : who wilf be tlad to' ,ijit!ie!'ttrna. $o9SFWPS;jnie.wfi Sous ' ' ' I , ' II YOU-: SHALL, HAVE: .AJNy AN.SlWERj Fleaso.do rne'the fayor tp publish !,thej following whi5a. -has beca. declined by tys AshwUleJqnce .p - .-i.'Vij j 'Tte quesi ion, , .wh ich you ask m Oni fternina Bro;-Carroll and, bis de?ree'rf "I'. B." will be answered in" he WeAern North' Carohna-Baptist; to- be issued q Thurgday. of this-t weei . Persons. not subscribers to my paper, ,whp have read yourparasraDh and would like to see mv reply, can find, tho paper on the counter oi tne printing omce or Air.-f rank Car teV. North Main street. ,r-i r i.: -. Bespectf td Iy.-.:it..iJ'Yai . -,; ; ' r. f.-JqsEra ECABtKB,1 Editor fYettern Ar9rtA Carolina Ba-DtinL, ; Asheville. June 14th. 1886,1- -. ! ; j W;i,i'yi: ffor'.ttoe Asheville citiaeaV .' COSVICITION ; OF "A MURDERER ?CAlstLKSToii,, d JjlpelSSGLu , Jfestrts Kltitft f-Th3 negrd 2a& Soia tners, onder indietincn,t for thi.murder f . SfopjCnjbei-tfoTj; ;' White'; matiiaJ1 his4rial which deuftsit;- o'clock by the jury brinKing In, a' CCTdict of guilty of murder. . The jury however recommended executive clemency in which both the Solicitor and Judse 'con- curretL The sentence of execution was placed on Friday August the 6th. to give tne case ana act. . lie win oe askeu to commute the sentence from death to im prisonment in the Penitentiary tor life. His Honor remarked that while the act was technically murder there seemed to be an absence of premeditated malice, the blow being the result of momentary excitement v Court adjourned last nijrht and 'this morning exhibits a scene of gentlemen with grip sacks in hand hurrying towards the depot. The. weather is now fine and farmers are driving their teams afield. The long spell of wet weather has start ed weeds and grass in the fields, but still crops look well. - . Tb lah-laii. : Th e SouTaERjt AssasiGEsL, A3pi a nox Representing all the Southern Rail roads, will meet in oonvention in tljis city on tne 23d inst. A: large number of gentlemen will be in attendance, with their families. The meeting will be an important one, involving as it dees the interest ."and comforts of the1 Southern travelling public. The Association have secured rooms at the Swannanoa, and tie Messrs Rawls will give them a most pleasant time dtiriirz their several days stay in our city. ' ;' . . MUBPHT AKD HE a HoTEl 3 PhoF. IjEAl's New Addition. The assurance that the county seat of Cherokee county- will soon bo reached by two railroads, the Western North Car olina, and the Murphy and North Georgia railroads, has stimulated - targe Invest ments in that county. The varied, and very rich resources of Cherokee, especi ally in minerals, marbles and fine metals, . - - ities to induce capital and development. In addition to these attractions, our Cher okee friends expect, and with good rea son, large-numbers of visitors during the summer season; and all the attractions of the section, even in advance of the com pletion of the railroads, are adding very largely to the visitors to that section. To prepare for this influx has been consider ed by the citizens, and arrangements.and enlargement of facilities have been en tered upon. The Hennesse IIoubo is kept up to its high reputation. The VaK ley iuver uotei nas recently oeen soia to Messrs. A.' A. Campbell & Co., and is being thoroughly repaired and renovated, and is under the management of an ex perienced hotel ist. In addition to these Prof. William Bear has recently built a large, spacious house, with modern em bellishments, inst outside the town limits, on a beautiful site, and immedi ately on 'the line of the railroad. The bouse is handsomely furnished through out with Western North Carolina hard woods, every room has a fire place, and the building is -surrounded with wide verandahs and porches. Prof. Beal has carefully, studied comfort and -convenience in the arrangement of his house, and, we are sure, his effort will be appreciated by visitors who will" soon fill that section oT our State. Tho Pro feasor has a fine farm surrounding his hotel, and having tor years given special attention1 to fine fruits, and vegetables, grass and fine cows, he is well prepared to feed his guests on, the "fat of the land." In iaet, Prof. B. has made such prepara tion as should be made in every section of Western Carolina for the attraction ami . pleasure of . the - traseliing public. We congratulate Murphy upon these ad dition, to her attractions. In addition to these good hotels there are several excel lent boarding houses, among which we may rr en tion. Mr. Abbotts' at the east entrance to the town, and Mr. M. L.Brit tain's, at the Dr. 'Hitchcock place over looking the beautiful iliwassee. Murphy, and Cherokee, are improving in all res pects. We wish our friends all God speed. , i , fASHEYIL.LFjT6"ACC0 MARKET. Monday's transactions were quite large for the first flay of the i week. Prices(un changedjwith the tendency still upwards. W quote transactions, as follows ; Farm Ens' Sates 8,245 pounds. 8 ' Henderson, Swain countv. ;4 lots. 8J.' 10." 121 12J: Runnion and Gage, Madisonr 6 lots, 35J, 22J, 23. 27, 21; 44; W M Uiggms.-'Y an- cey, lots, 5 00, 10 and 1ZJ. . -i. - :. . Buncombe. ' . Sales 5,540 pounds. W S Allison, C lots, 16, 10 50, 16 50, 1 1 75, 12 25. 15 50j J K Howell, 3 lots! 7 75,16 50, 29; S P Caif ter, 6 lots, 11, 12, 1? 50,' 20 50, 20,: 13 15. . ' v . i mm - -r ( . Miuc Shakes l Mils' Shakes l' - ! nrSirsT"ouericu"eJ" amrbTdVsapDOited during 1pi wjatiicr Jby.lk Shakes, " ,.Have you seen tho Woodbury - Fruit Jmr, for sale at Ballard Bro's? They are far superior to the old stvle., 4" "7 junel 5 -eod2 wd J" .'v- ' ' : '. : Fruit-Jars ' Urge lot -ofj4he Pat. Woodbury Jars'jijst rcceivecT at " .. -.h .--: ; jv v ' B AtLARTJ Bro'S; june 12-ood2wd .- -' -' '' v ' ' -si 1 CRINKLED Sursuckers. 4 in hand Cra j vats, dude ties GinehamB, Lawns, White goods, Buggy Robes, - Waukerp- hast Shoes, Straw lists Clothing; ' - ! , BKARDESl. KANKHS CO. M ' ' ' f " '' " - ' A W6RDf'l?0' FARMfcltfi. -l 'it S- :.f''f o r; .ii-;il j t i NEwfpKb; FAf N. Cj-t J-unR 14j 1886.r JSdifort ,-CUpsen TfcQ farmers( in ; this part f th(J county be getting desperately backward .with their fropi We are hav ing good seasoni. to? set. lobaccoi and a great nmnv of thJ planters who hod their lands readv aro. done' setting tobacco. While we flad a great Jtoany! who aVe nbt riear 'doft(l-p!iinting,' Ihe.J cortf "rop" is nWrly allvih:ithe 'gria?,4 notworked out' the' firet.time? an J thS rejcWaH globniY for this sehiwrJf ; th'r year."3pt It is,decTdediy bctte'rf to, -gr6vK,! airfd" dig the gfh'ss'away'?frohi( the-c0rn''lxt keen showers tbah to' reniaf n iiU ait kH; tne grass take fcontfol .bf.tKo crpiy fci was' lhe an oia adage uf tf,"-i-.-i.i :rx Tl i Thd.rarv;Sho.uU new.t" Jhj-'ifh exnects to '4uec3ei!;' U& mntlt i.-e4i:i7 ffu4 xte't.gvl pecau'se,it rains,' !therd Is aiwaj-8 somexning, io. ao on 'tne ;taru3i yiheit. the' land' iHfo.WtfbfowUaA the erasa and Weeds and still niakocorn. So It is in a tobacco crop, if it rains e-very day it doegnot hurt tobaouo. to' scrape piH tne grass . ' r . - ' - -. The wheat crop never was finer in this part of the county, and the apredrction among some-of pur beet farmera is that Flat Creek Township will tuako the largest yield of wheat for years; thU'wi.ll be a great- blessing to our people. Ve should always make wheat for our own consumption, and soiuo to sell, instead of depending on some other markets for what we use. Buncombe countv is a line wheat and clover county; why not take pains in raising as fine wheat here ii3 any where cn tho faoe' of the globe. I can not see why such a county as ours Bhould not be a self-sustaining cotmtry, and if our tanners win only reilcct, aud sou the folly 'of trying to over d& lhe thing in cultivating so mnch tobacco, and raise wheat; corn, potatoes and everything else to eat, this section of country would soon blossom as a rose, -and jou would soon see every farmer well to do. ..There would be no need of a mortgage on the crop, ev ery body would be able to pay their way. The mortgage system is a bad one, and the sooner the people Itarn to raise their own supplies the better. Tho mortgage business on crops ought to play o"ut, and the next legislature ought to offer an amendment to the constitution to do away with the Homestead law, and then a poor man could go. on and'trado in some reason if he had to go on credit, and if he failed to pay,- his cow or horse could be sold to pay hU debt, and lie could turn round and buy another cow or horse as the case might be and fair much better than under the.preseut system, and -I be lieve the people. would repeal .the home stead laws, if they were properly enlight ented on the subject.' We have some im provements gouv' on in this part of the county,. Mr. Henry Clay Blackstock is building a beautiful residence at Stocks Vdle, and James Wesley Roberts Jn the same neignDornooa is making prepara- ;n.n .1.. it.. . u: . i : ' ; Respectfully, -l. A. II V. .- ,i . t ' . : HXwykU k i oilifJs. ." ' . 1 In speaking of Sawyer's full stock" of goods the other d.iy, we wero Inadvert ent in not to noting his full stock o assistants. He is full stocked in these not overstocked; for, including himself, there is enough for all to do; next to the top-Sawyer himself, there Jis tho Roval Dukes a kind of petty sovereign in his uoraam. treasurer, bookkeener and when he has time, humorist and "poet. Then comes. Henry Fagg, no body's fag. except when he iaggs himself with lado- latigabie work. 1 here :s R. ii. Fin-man Rickey, who is the reverse of t ickely, always hard of work, except when he has time to Vplay," which he docs so well and on so many different instruments that he might set out for "a trip around the w.rld" with better prospects of suc cess than he who sometime ago enter tained the people of Ashevillo. There is Ed Brown . . who good naturedlv and assiduously knows so well how do up things "brown.". There is Jasper Smalh- ers who is as expert in coaching custom-"! ers as lie used to' he when he rattled theul along behind his spanking teams. And there is .Clarence Sawyer who is verifying tho injunction, "train uu - a child in the way he should go, and when ne in old ne will not depart therefrom, Clarence is no longer a child, nor is he yet Old," but in that happy -medium be tween youth and mature years, is walk ing along steadily in the pathway to which he. was early made accustomed. . t . ' Interesting Experiences. ' : Hiram Cameron, Furniture Dealer of Co lninbus Ca., tells bis experionoe, thus : . "For three yoars have .tried every remedy on the market for Stomach and Kidney Disorders, but got no relief, until I used Electric Bitters. Took five bottles and am now cured and think Electric Bitters the Best Blood Vurifier in the world." Major-A. B. Iteed, of Went Liberty, Ky., used Electric Bitters for an old standing Kidney affection and says : "Nothing has ever dono . mo r-o much good as Electric Bitters.'' ; ! . - i Bold at fifty cents a bottle by H. IL Lyons. ,No - need, ot rlo3ing canned fruit -by fermentation if vpu . use t&e Pat Wood, buru Jar. for safe .'bv Ballard Bro.. cost same as old style and are much better. ' ! -june iz-eoazwa : . .i.- . ' Few Ribbons and liaces just In,''' ' ; 1 , . t-iiij.i i.-i . it Wititlcck's. ; ,uU1 :,'' fM.y ' - ' .11. ; Turpentine; . I.rd : Oit, ' Sperm Oil, Meats foot Oil, Castor Lubricating Oil for buggies, cheap at Pelham's.- Ht'l f junelSjtf.j j ; , - s f . 'i.' i- .. T. i ' . .Straw JJLuts alj grades, cheapest toC- ,j Sweeping reductions In '"Millinery, ;! v..V.r -5. ,,7 T.at.WHrrLocK's.s: ."Try Duffy Pure Barley Malt Whis key, for sale only by,W,0. Muil,r & Co WlfaleaVWbUlojck 'b.j -: -, . ; ;.- BEEF MARKET: NEW ATiiTXcrAiOXS A IE A REFRIGEItATOIt TO HiirjARKJ IfS LavinglrfiVei 1 Uie. reputation of hi market for -a con- tiuiious supply oIkockI beef -and good mutton, um now preparea ituoBeu vo rieservo neu delicacies .in their perfect condition -without regard to the hot weather by the introduction of a . . . KEFttICE&lTt.It. . - - . . By the-u3e of which his meats are kept cool and fresh. ,, - , ... ,., -, r T . CaU and see in what eondltioa his meats ara to be found. - - - i . jrtue 2ilUuo u ... : -- . . ; r:ptow4e'l!l?uiardiBle'ep;t'' ux.And yon iviU iiave corn to-se4i dad tfl mmmm mi i.nmn gw b . i .. .. .' f For the-Asheville dirttutt. . ' ujaj&iiij Arrd;t-7A CXZili -'fH ";C6LtNfYX-TfJrt WfJCH pEBT.f ,-,-JV..;' Editon ;rli has. .been raf nine " here1 almost incessantly th ree weeks and iarnverk can' dtf nothing mof eTthan w atch ihe lndrtstrious crow, feed' e-n' thi young , corrt whiclf fiai been, replanted from two t0'fonr;tira&. . ef-t i v laf. ..liX pAri election, fur -fun'yiCOjnrnis8isne?, held yesterJay, resulted in the choice of MesrsSudderth, Hill and WhitcQra .' The'oJd'koard 'not receivihtr sca'rcelr cbinplimentary vot6, even thei magUtia tefoup cairMy . pare "been aroused to a. sense tif dutVi-i .-, " . ' , . . . yt3tei-i.keo wdnld be a fle8irable'cointy, and wmild be rapidly , settled , by enter-brisin-' men and menofcwDital. if it were : not that'a: .faw-' individuals have uen1n power, wUp'jreflardless of lav bave pret-J-e upon tho people in 1-hat that the pub- lie money.' haf been scjuand6red - In'.' a'-' mamer .which "shows theia to be devoid -' 6f conscience firmness. ir honest pnn fciples.' 'They have i misapplied, ..squand- ; ereu ana imiawmiiy.use so much of toe people's money that notwithstanding the exorbit'irtt tasea exacted: and collected , wo. nai.e a county yQapi panging over lis 3Ijwidvn-, and X wo.liave no -internal miprovemenls io" boast .bt.--f;'v-" - ' .f-.""-'--"-'' ',' . We feel hv'nl that th end of misrule -in-Cherokee is closaat hand ?when acrae. but boncstr intelligent, high minded and competent men shall hold ollice.. To ttiat end the good people of this countv -will eagerly look with anticipation.'- I wish' to remind you that 1 subscribed ibr the Citizen on the 17th nit. aad fur ther that i have not received a single number-as yet. Please attend to the matter. - ' Respectfully, ' 1 --. ' June 8tb, 18SC. - N. K Git a ham. : " - ' '. A Southernized Yankee Wlio Haa Elglit Pounds and a ; 'Hall of Allen flesli. ", ' , .. CHAKLK8 O. SHEBIDAS.,. j . .. ... This gentleman, the senior rnomhet of the firm of Sheridan iiroa-, freaco artiati and dee oratora, of Atlanta, Ga., is a genuine yankee by birth, but a southerner by choice and adop tion. Bom in the puritan city of Providence, It. I., 31 vears ago, at an early age he turned hiBAttention to art." lie l by nature an artist z- Btn and t,mtipn in eastern cities have developed him into one of tho fore most, young decorators or ma time. Home years ago he came South to decorate the inte rior of the Church of the Immaculate Concep tion at Atlanta, and minpr the people ana Che climut, determined to locate south of Mason's and Dixon's une. "Mv system." said Mr. Sheridan during; a rocent conrersation, "had been, for sometime. gradually running down. . I waa not slcK, In a. general rense of the word, but my physical strength was fouling the severe strain I had beeu for years putung upon it in the active mental labor necessary to the pursuit of my avocation. White I have not, what is termed, a delicate constitution, I am by no means a ro bust fellow, and have what might be called the 'New England Mould, physically. Jtor aome time past I had been losing vigor, when my attention was called to Hunnicutt'a Khenmatio Cure as a tonic and strengthener of tho sys tem. I began using it about four weeks ago, and since that time have gained 8 1-9 pounds . iu weight. Mv blood is as pure as spring w ter, and my entire system revitalized. . I have no hesitancy in saving that it ia the beat gene ral tonic upon tho ma: ket to-day.1 , , Tins wonderful remedy for.the absolute cure of rheumatism, and all blood and kidney dis eases, of however long standing, ia sold at 1 1 a bottle by all druggists. J. M. Uunnieutt A co., proprietors, Atlanta, Ga. je 13-D Tries, Thnrs, A Sun, AW6m , A Poimlir Summer Reaort. ., , . Leas Springs, Grainger County, E. Tenn. (near KnoxvilleV is well patronized on account of the great and superior variety of its natural mineral waters AVhite Sulphur, Black Sulphur and Chalybeate. Its mountain . scenery ia grand, and it is a remarkably beautiful, cool aud healthy place. Season opens 15th of May of each year. Hend for descriptive circular to the proprietor, ilr. M: J. Hughes. '",." . My 21-1 m.- . " ..w 1 '-'- 5 NEW A DVERTISEMENTS. JAl.LKOAD TICKETS ' .. : i ' . . '""."; : '' ; BOUGHT AND' SOLD -t;i ' . 4 . .. .... ' . . ... ,. : i..'V" - Apply at- S. It. Keplrr's, opposite the Eagle. jelS-dtf, w ANTtD, i l .1 Private finilv uLOica te ret two boarders. good room, good ubie, prioe tM per mouth j locatien, central and pitasant." -Apply r ' juneia-dlw , i P. o.BUX.lOO T'-J A. WATSON, U. D. U i J-, i. i U ' - OfTICK AT ITlS RESrDESrCR; - 1C Corner of Grovo street aiul Patton Avenue."-1 ti Office bourn: 8 to 11 A. M.. 1 to 3 P. M. , Calls- lett at-Carmiebael'a cr Pelhatn'a Iot Store will be conveyed, and .responded to. To to ephone. " , ' . - ' june lJ-atr ;" j 'j ui tnviatt jJ-ISCARBIED. 0 STOLliK. J jr.fU A check. Usuej by us, J.a.<'., to Ri.l Owen, for$o5.80. , ... ' . ... Ail person are' warned n't' e trade fo or -accept the same, as it will not be paid by u. Juno 10, isss. , " tiTEVtNS t C11ILD3. . -''Junlt-w3wktv rv'-i ."J-.v -. a.;.,.u bakery jSHdco-Crcani Parlor i . -t-it ..I H; i ,-,im V-il4-. '! . ui;'; iL'! MOOREJAND ROCARDii -ii fliave opdned'on Sotith" Main, street, in Desmond s old stand, au eleg.int Redtnu- -rant, Bakery,' Ice Cream Parlor and Con-. fectioneryi' --" : ... .r.o.v ,:v.r 'The Bcstanrant la nader "cliargd bf a uret-claj&a Italian aoo of 25 y eara -exo-rlence, and will bu conducted-in a etyld of elegance and c itnfort. " ' " ' , ' ' The Bakery ia in charge of ' Urmin skilled in all tho arte of bread tuakin,; pastry cakes,' &c ' ; -r Will be prepaied oxt week.to : de'.i v ' r poods in any part of the city. , LiiU and see us . ' jll-dl. ' t MOORE A ROHARDSl "- W ' T J ' 1"' ' i X r 1 Ik V- '- -"I :'
Asheville Citizen (Asheville, N.C.)
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June 15, 1886, edition 1
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