North Carolina Newspapers

.1 1- DAILY EDITION. r ' Farn&t, Ctcad & Caasrss . ""EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS. ; -ftjn-TT. lYarr. gO.OO v e Mot., 3.00 vv -oWiy, . - . 1 Year, ' 1.60 , - . e Mo-., to 'Elf TISI2VG. RA TBS ' LOW.' OITIZEiN JOfif OFriCE. ATT O 1 o Hie bEizea WEST 8LDE PUBLIC bQUA Lf. B1XL HEADS- ; , -- LETTER HEADS, ' v -POSTERS, - wV-.-LLANK3, Ac And fob Work of all kinds dome with "1" 'Promptness and at low frtces." VOL II. NO 81. ' AS H EVILLE; NV C-ERI D A YM O RING. J ULY 16. 1 8 8 6. 41 PRICE S CENTS y ; is - tiff . ' ASIIKYILU: SOCIETIES. - Cyremo QjwwJiry.Ko. 5. J. A. Porter Eminent vommanaer; joroan stone, secretary. Meeta am Wednesday Burnt In each month. - Athariiit Chapter, H. A. M. G. H. Bell, High rriest: 8. Hammershlag, Secretary. Meets t be second Wednesday night In each month. - ML Harmon Loooe-No. 118, A. F. A A.X.- Secretary. XnUw first Friday night In each IDoAtll 1 . SwamuMoa Lodpe, JT. of 1Z, No. 648. J 4. -Boardman, Dictator; Jordan 8 tone. Secretary. ' Meeta the first and third Monday night in each moutn. K rreneh Broad Conned, No. 701, B. A.' EUto Lew. Recent: Jordan-atone. Secretary. Meets In the hall of the Knights of Honor on the aeoond ml r.Mivf h VaiuIkv nivhts in each month. The Woman' t Munmuay Society of the M. K. Church, South, meet in the church class-room on the First Friday of every month at 4 o'clock P.M. AMHETILLE CIICK U DIRECTOBT JfeOwdlit Episcopal ChurchChurch 8L Ber. W. W. Bava Moruimr aeryicoa 11 a. m. ; srening lerrioes 7Xpm.; prayer meeting Wed- aeaday eTtjcvn? x P- m..BaDDaui acnooi a. m. ; Prrsbytervan Church Church 8L Ber. J. P. Gammon Sarvieea 11 a. m. ;7 p. m.; prayer meeting fire p. m. Wednes day; Sabbath school half-past 9 a. m. rnMVnfl ?liaw4 TrimituttimrT IJlLUrCh. and r m ......... Iiey. JarwTrrtbn; ' DC BctT Tardajr KcBee, Assutaat lit ctor.--erv loos .onaay, ' 11 a. In. 5 p.m. j Wednesdays, Fridays and Holy Daytv 40 a. m. sionaaya, meeaaya, Thursdays ajtdfatnrdaya, 6 p. m. ; tnaay, p. m. Sunday school 90 a. m. Baptist Clvurch comer Woodfirt and apmns. B- T T. r.mll Horvinaa 11 a. vn 1-M p. m.; prayer meeting 7:30 L m. Wednesday Sabbath school 9 a. m. Roman Catholic Church. Hev. John A. McHtieh Servicea every Sun day lmt the first Sunday of the month, when aerrioea will be held at the warm Springe. Doubtedav Mittum Church. -KevWW Bays Pastor. Sabbath .School,-J H . Weaver rjopt. - . y . COLORED CHURCHES. i: it. JC ChurchlZiimCoUeocSt. Rev. Mr. Sherman Servicea 11 a. m.; 3 p m., and half.paat 7 p- ra.; Sabbath school m. r ' BantisL " - ' Iter. Mr. Burnley Services 11 a. m. ; 8 p. m. and ban-pan 7 p. m.:tDDatn acnooi w a. m. j.- t: i -. JCpiscopaL ' Rev. Mr. MaiIv-SoTvioea 11 a. m.; Sab bath school 3 p. m. , ' , frenbyierian Church, cot. -corner Potion Ath . .. ,f . enne ana jiauey ex. nrrr. CI XT Hilnrlns. service 11 a. m.. 3 D. m and 7 'AO p. m. Prayer meeting 8 p.m. Thursday, DMKHUU DU1UW f. in. TO TDtJRISTS AND OTHERS .. COIJICTRTJOAKD X THE ST. GLAIR HOTEL AT VAVERyiLLE m OFFERS UNUSUAL "ADVANTAGES at exceedingly moderaU rates, "jnly 4-dlmo ' , " -- . - .b :$ i3JBD per dar L : 12.00 per week, - 40.00 per mntli: " Addrew - ; - v - TUOtS. A. MOHM8, ntayl9-dtf Proprietor. SWANNANOA HOTEL Asheville, N. L. Altitude, 2,339 Heet Above the Sea 1 ' Thb recent additions and improvements to the Swaithahoa make it, perhaps, the most attractive anj comfortable Hotel in the South. Its Tower and 450 feet of galleries furnish views of the Swannanoa Eiver and the French Broad River valleys. Also views- of the Bine Ridge, Pisgah, Balsam, New Found and Elk ranges of mountains, peaks of which are over BjUUu root mgn. conveniens to rost, jsxpresa. Telegraph and Ruilroad Ticket Offices, and Asheville Bank. Asheville Library and Ashe viUe Club Booms. Purest mountain water conducted to and through the HoteL - , All Modern Conveniences. The Ball Room is 50x150 feet A fine Or chestra from Philadelphia is engaged for the Btunmor. - -.- - :t - ' '. - Special Rates to Parties by the Month. The Propriotors take special pride in the Tidiness' of their House, and the successful management of the cuisine department. BAwJjS BBOTHEBS, Jan S'. - Proprietors. FOURTH AVENUE HOTEL Wytheville, Va., The Mt Attractive Uotel la tbe City. Ronms large, Airy and elegantly furnished. Offer the most Inviting accommodations to visi tors in the "mountain city" which is the most pie tsant summer resort East of the Rocky Moun tains. It is 2300 ieet above sea. Has a popula- turn m ww. oocieiy eiegani. addiv io - . ,. . FOURTH AVENUE HOTEL. Tor board rates per day 82.00, per week $13.50, with special rates according to rooms, & . Free Omnibus to all trains, tfrealar mailed t) any one sending address. . June S7-dlmo " ' .' Hotel, . WaynesYillc, N. C, Mrs. EliMA WILLIS, PaopuiETiass. i- COOn SAMPLE ROOMS. S -ATTENTIVE SERVAKTS. s v Fare " the best the - Market affords. TERMS, $1.50 per day. Special rates month. - .' v to Families per week or . apl ll-d3mos. Pattern Avenue Hotel, (Famteriy the Arlington.) - ' - v ' HAS been newly famished - from top to bottom, and ha been placed in first chusa order in every respect. Every comfort and convenience, and the best of fare furnished guests, and the most mod erate priest) charged. This Hotel is situated Oft the .corner of Patton Avenne and Depot treet, in the most pleasant and convenient portion of Asheville, and within a few minutes walk of the PepoV ;-v V;- s-i-?X ft f- TIi IoarXing;' ITouse On the same lot is also open to guests, where qniet, comfort apd the' best fare can be obtained. A trial is all that is ajfceft . J. MAUTIN JONES, 23-dtf. , , ' - Prorrletor. Merchants DAILY EDITION. . THE DAItY CITIZEN Will be published eTery Morning (ex cept Monday) at the following rate ttrtctly cash : One Year, ,' Six Months, Three " One w . One Week, IS 00 3 00 1 50 60 '15 . Oar 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 unzni umce. Bend your Job Work of aU kind to the Citizen Office, if you want it done neatly, cheaply and ma. aupatch. Arrival and Ieprtar mt Pawateaisjrer Trams, SixiBBtTBT Arrives 9:55 a. m. and 6:16 r. " . - Departs 10KK) a m and 4-31 p m. Tennessee Arrives 9:50 a. m. and lt21 p. m. ' Departs 10:01 a. m. and :31 p m. WATKxavrtx Arrives 3-20 p m. and departs 10:16 a. m. The general mail from the East n received by the 8:65 a. w, Trtin : the general mail from me j'uouuMt (much vj tne tsn p. m. tram. A mail from' Washington and Charlotte, or pouches from lines connected with these points is received bv the 6:16 n. sa. train : and pouch- es for the same xts, and to poiius. txtween ibnry, inclusive, and for- Asheville and warded by .the 8.20 a. m. train going east. tSWe invite attention to the ndver tisement of N. Plumadore, concerning lanus ioj sale. . - u Laces and Embroideries in great tariety. eod . Jl. KKV WUOV at VU. Grand special sale week, at Whitlock's. Genl Siegling and family, of Charleston, 8. C., are in the city stopping at Madame Cnoppm s - Yesterday the tower of the National Bank was surmounted with its flas staff. and its banner will float to the breeze full a hundred feet from the ground." WeMnn haannTvi (ni nt T. Cream parlor in connection with ' his Gem Confectionery and Bakery. The! best of creams always on hand. Call. Our neiehbor the Bautist eavs the 'Judicial and Congressional Conventions meet at Charleston on Saturday.' Only the Judicial convention. Brother; , tbe Congressional has not been called as yet. The ' Waynesville JVeica v desires Asheville to "name her man' for the next Presidency.", ! We would rath er Our friend would1 do1 it for us. Modecty forbids we should do so for ourse!f : P- i Mai. James G. Martin returned home yesterday tr5rxf his trip to Morehead,' where he .spent several I - , - - 1 days most pleasantly on the . briny deep earthing iisn, . ile had a splen-1 did time,-and says Morehead is a .1 T J . " .1 : . T IT " . 1 .1 delightful place, with ,a large and happy crowd. " ' ; "' Our friendAVDi .fspf Esq.f of Stecoah, Graham- county, is in the city. Mr. Crisp is devoting AAJUVAA WlallU fcV AA vOCil UUg ,: ' ItAAVv 1 claims of - his splendid county and - sections to outside capitalists. and we are pleased to learn is meet ing with much success He could not have a finer or more inviting country to work for. Goon House and Buggy fob Sals, At auction this morninz at 11 - o'clock in.front of Court Ileuso. v -Lectcbs on Hxaves- v.- Hon. R. B. Vance will deliver a lecture on Heaven at the college Chapel at Weaverville on Sunday, Tuly 18th, at 11 o clock a. m. . ivery body come.'. Danob at Round Knob. - We are requested to give notice, which we do with much pleasure, 'that there will be a dance at the Bound Knob Ho tel to-night, the 16th. Fare for the round trip from Asheville, 1.50. Tick. eta are good for two days. ' As trains eave now, and return, at such conven ient nours, we may attendance. - expect a very large I Mabbikd, Sunday J uly 11th, 1886, at the resid- ence of D. W. James, Esq., neat Cotton Plant, Ark., by Bev. Mr. Skinner, Iwin Hardy, formerly . Af A akjB11a N.C., and Miss Mary B . . Fletcher of Aatue xtock, Ark. - . j - - tua j -vr. xr-.. Asheville tender . their very kindest to Dim ana nis, and wisnbotn long years of I happiness and prosperity. - ;, JfosM al School Maj. riNos's AddbIess Testerdav theSuDermtendentoPnh-ltt ic Instruction addressed the Attendants of the normal school at 12 M. at the Col-1 lege Chapel. The attendance of citizens, aa well as "normalites" was good. WeT"' Jy. r have no room for a report. His subject was JNormal bcnools." tteir -on developmentand the good accomplis oy tnem. - vve can only say that it was a valuable contribution to normal school literature, and gratifying tribute to the value of thesystem.i.-.' - . ' , j Jura and Lamps in great variety and at lowest prices., " - ? -,. JNewlotof white - fern l-l'orcelain just in, price same as stone cmna. - v ... Japanese wares. Fancy..., goods and novelties in great variety --i . -? at Ijaw-s, v . : - opposite Eagle Hotel. JOS. ROGfBS AND SON'S," 'i-i - And other good makes of table cultery. Lowest prices at Law's. ; . -; : , ': W. C. GORHAM,' V Wholesale and retail dealer in all kinds of modern improved Lightning Bods; Points, Insulators, "weather vanea, and every varietyof trimmings. Work dona on the periect circuit system. Umce at A. C; Davis' store, Asheville, N.C.- 4 Billiard and cool tables with monarch cushions, upstairs, at Hampton & Feath-1 erstone's. Flannels, Cassimcres. 'luceds. Jeans. Cot- tonades, . tS" INTEBESTING READING MAT ITER ON FOURTH PAGE. Tbe Visitor's Recister is open for the season at Law's China and Novelty store, opposite Eagle , Hotel. All visitors to Asheville-and ..vicinity are invited to regisiter or tee "who are b ere. - , -; j Skootikg oh Ivy. On Wednesday a shooting scrape occur red at Ivy near Uarnardsvillc. - A Mr. George, a miner at work in that locality, had a difficulty with Mr, Lewis Banks. Banks attempted to throw rocks at George, when the latter drew his pistol and fired, but, fortunately j for Banks, missed bis aim. Our informant says the community justify George. It grew out of a previous dilhcolty: BiBl.a Wobk. '' v 4f The Sunday School and Bible Board of the Western North Carolina Baptist Con vention met in this city yesterday. The Board has been laboring under some em barrassments in the past,, bat steps were takes to remove the difficulties in - the way And it is -hoped that- the work of ! Sunday school iuiseions wui berevived. Some encouragLtt reports'-were read from the missionaries - and tha Board adjourned to meet Septi6. OiirajaeavUl&JewsMA like all good Western Qarolimans, . has many kindljihing to say ; of Ashe'x ville. Among others it says: "The sun comes up put of Beau mont and Bets a little -west of. Bat tery Park." . t I-V ; t " The first jelimpse" vfe get of that majestic orbr is as it comes peep I ing f over, 5 Beaumont,' Jbutf the last view we are permitted io Jiave is where -it is throwing; its f golden I beams and covering with beautiful I blushes the grand old Balsams. I yy e would command the . Sun to stand sua were we to , know it ever sighted our charming neighbor. t . . - a disappointment- - - 1 ' We were expecting yesterday the excursion pVty of ( the Charleston JVews and Courier and also the S. C, Press Association? Yesterday after noon the operator i here handed us the following telegram Spartanburg, July 15. Riuri. (fOfralnr: ! - ' ... V t The Jvews and, Courier tram' -will not be up until next Monday; or Wednesday; si signed .: Gray. Manager. Perharjs the nostnonementis wise: A - . for in the newness of the . road just openeu, inere may pe impenecuons wnicn a niue time win remeay. L0V6HR4.n's - ; WlNE AND v LlQUOB Store.7 , . : Among the'impiovemeiitsfOTthis season none are neater or more at- wran me recen. aaormnents 4r-lniadeby Frark Lroua;hraa in his ... . wine and liquor store. Under the munipulation of Mr. Ed. Hunt the paper hanger, and good painters, the inside of the rooms have been rendered - handsomely attractive. Mr. Loughran has also largely in creased his stock of hne imported and domestic wines and liquors, making a specialty of pure goods for. social and medical purposes ; also the best grades of tobaccos and cigars.' The pool tables and equip ments are as hne as can be faced anywhere. Besides supplying the trade, and families or social gather ings.' Mr. Loughran makes a ' spec ialty p mixed drinks , in season. He invites all to call. - v ' . Our Jackson correspondent.wri tes us that th e Hoods having ceased, farmers ara enabled ' to . do more work and crop, prospects lure much improving. - . - The governor has offered .a re- ward of $200. for the apprehension of Aron B ; Infrrflm rnr killirip- of Sherman Welch in Rtvairi countv. It is suDnosed IoCTam has fled to Arkansas. The post office heretofore - known j? Warm Springs, Madison county, has been chansed to -Hot SDrines A11 pirties and rest of the'world will Please. govern . themselves. accord- j ik :AVe were pleased to meet Mr- Lewis Sherfejrsee.' of Transylvania: liri the -t-.. ti heavy rains th past few.davs in his ixiuuty, worea uju' very consiaera i ble damage to the crops. A true Mil has "been found "In the j Barnwell S. C.V Superior Court against Miss Connelly who latblv killed J B Steedly at Hunters Chnp. Hatwood Whitk ScLFHua Spbikcs Ho- Is open and rapidly filling npT : ' -In attemntins to describe the beauties of this charming spot, "the loveliest, in all God's wonderland of bean tv." the ad jectives have all been exhausted and none lound to do the subject justice. No further attempt will be made; Evervbodv is coidially invited to come and see and enjoy this heaven of rest. I .. . - r - lw.': -. .-: Manager. Book For Sale. ... . ' , : - ;- .v -1 Yon will find all : kinds of - rocTaf "Atkinson's lioclt Guarrv foYsale. j Wool, 'Ihess Goods. VtlveUl Saiiruu SUks Satinet, Seersucker, Ginghams, Percales, Prints, &c. Jl. JiKL) WOOD & CO., tod , f -;V J( -".One Price Store, i - Hosiery, trloves," Vnderuear, Fans, Hib ions, Corsets, Ruchings, Parasols, Shopping Bags, &c. - - eod . , 27LDWOOD & CO. THE CLEAR TRACK- FIIOJXwASIIETIjLIjE 2 -.; Spartiiubiir. TO M " . i li-4,-.f. An ' Elliptloal Plateati Snr- . . coon alter tne jnrsi, nrougn : passen ger -train from Spartanburg arrived last Tuesday night, arid while President Mc Aden and his companions were' enjoy. ing the hastily: prepared, but bountiful lunch set before thjgm by Landlord South wicki a 5 representative of : theJ Citizen asked for 'partlculars"lj f their trip ;"We are too tired and toe hungry to . talk to night,", said PresicJentMcAden, and -we must take the ' train , forpar tanburg at 7 o'clock in the morning.5 But go back with us, and oif . can seo the road for yourseliV" ?'Th invitation was promptly accepted.1 The' '''.next morning . at.; 7-30 Captain Jvicuuire punea the bell cord. the locomotive farewell to Ashe ville, and off we syei over the new road that is to-be one ofthe contribators o the growth and prosperity of Our; eiy. Crossing the Swannanoa, and -efepping at the J unction long enougn. to.attach two emntv coaches to the train." w& mov ed on and in a few minfttes werArollin-? through Limestone -township .admiring the lovely scenery, and: the I carefully tailed farms of that fertile suburb. Farm ers were astir in the fields, some Blonsh ing between the rows of standing cern, others swinging their cradles in the oat fields, 'or:opening up the heaps of fragrant grass and clover of yesterday's, mo wing, Xb-e panorama of farm life became more attractive, as the morning- advanced. After' Arden Park station was nassed. th e landscape gradually broadened until the travelers saw that they were in .the centre of a great elliptical plateau bound ed b; lofty mountains, i A wonderfully rich agricnltural country is this and well cultivated also. The corn stood in lone linea like regiments on-"dress parade, and rows of wheat shocks glistened in tne morning sun like the tents of an en campments Bright clear branches dash ed swiftly over-their rocky, beds, their sinuous courses marked by thickets of elder and by clumps of sweet briar gay with blossoms.' Fat oxen and clean wholesome milch cows browsing in their pastures, raised their heads to look for a moment at the strange monster that went sweeping by. . The forests, ; "dressed in living green," varied the landscape and added to its picturesque charms. Occa sionally at the cross roads -would be a group of women and children gazing with undisguised wonder at the to them novel sight. - ..'- Aside front (be loveliness Of the land scape, and the fertility of tbe land, the most noucaWe feature of the ride from this city to Henderson ville were the ev idences of thoroughness in the construc tion of the road bed, and the Jaying of the tracks The few trestles and bridges are built of selected timber and are all securely braced, i The cats 'are - wide enough to prevent the caving of their walls from obstructing the traca.,: 1 - Aiucn Jilling has been done already. and the embankments have' broad foun- i dations and ouGloienily wide margins at their tops to insure against and Dlunrins of cars dowp their sides in case of derail ment. . - : All that experience and skill could ac complish has been done - to make thee twenty-two miles of road between here and Hendersonyille as safe from acci dent as possible. The train ran smooth ly without- any perceptible jarring or bumping an unusual thing for a new road. When this road shall have been bal lasted, as it soon will be, it. will be as firm and smooth as any in the country. Jb rom Heddersonville to Tryon City, the road winds its way among the moun tains, the roughest and most difficult part of it being the three miles between Saluda and Melrose, where the grade is somewhat over 233 feet to the mile. Tbe recent change of guage: the sharp grade and the decayed condition of many of the cross ties will for a Bnort tame com pel conductors and engineers to run over this part of the road more slowly than on the remainder. - A large force of convicts are engaged in repairing the old road bed, filling hollows over which the track is now-on trestles, laying new ties, and doing -whateveVMse ' is needed to put it in the Bailie excellent condition as on all other parts of the road. - .- ' From Tryon' city to Spartanburg the track- passes through ; a level country: much of it under cultivation and all of it suitable for farms, orchards and vine yards, or for dairies or stock raising. The many bare skeletons of trees mat Btand in -these fields, . the . log, cabins, none of them old, and the few new frame residences to be seen between Polk coun ty and Spartanburg, all convince the traveler that most: of this section has been settled but recently;;: for it Isto outward appearanCe'the counterpart of , what the- country . between Rochester and Buffalo was when the first railroad was built between these cities All the ; region between '.-the Blue " Ridge - and Asheville,' although it has been 1 partly settled for many years,' has bat a small population compared to that .'which will occupy it now that the railroad is built, and qiiick tran6portatioh;-ha3 become ' a certainty Instead of an ever, present but ever postponed hope. : Years hence, (and not very .- many) . all -that 'Elliptical plateau, that has been only ..utlined and not fully described; will be one of the great garden .'spots of Western Korth Carolina; sending its products to Ashe-: ville and Spartanburg and to many oth er cities. : In other' words a' loeal busi ness will eventually grow op on the line of this railroad large enough to . pay its operating expenses,. While with its coi nectionsat either, endr it must become an important thoroughfare,' and derive large, profits from through, freight and passenger traffic. " - - Go to the Pioxfexa Bab- r .l j For your "Jancy mixed. drinks of all kinds, such as Sangaress, Mint Juleps, Big Yellow; Milk Punches, and all other mixecf drinks .which are found in first class.' saloons.? Orders i for these drinks will e filled and sent to.anv part of the city, free of charge. ' - - - , j" '.: " B-ooms three doors below 1st National Bank, No. 9.- .-l : B,R. Jokes, Prop -; :" jnne 27-tf Vv?;' - New White Goods, Embroideries, and Laces in alt the new patterns ahd widths just in i ' . : -.-..At-WnixLooK's. White goods are- selling very cheap this weeki r . at Whitlock's. - r Zitpler,s BaniMer,, Packard & Graver's, and iforgmi Pros', celebrated Shoes in the new cuts, ., , eod '' Jl.-JlLDV,'001)il CO, Night Blooming Ceieus. j ;-;5 On Wednesday evening, thanks to I the. thoughtful kindness of the Rev, James Atkins and Mr. Branner (pro prietors of the Asheville green houce cultivators of floral ;as, well, as femnine graces, we had the rare plea sure of witnessing the blooming of two specimens of the Night Bloom ing Cereus, the first to our knowledge that ever bloomed west of the Blue Ridge, though we do not assert that they were. It -is .passing strange: that this beautiful flower exhibits the coyness capriciousness or pride of blooming in the dark hours of the night It blooms on a very rough and coarse stalky anJL perhaps like human pro totype, .raised by beauty into pub lie worshtp.shames to be reminded of hei fustic birtrf, by -rude present- But , the splendid jower- is Wei worth hunting inthe darkness, and thertificfal lightbrihgs out the full impression of its ioyeliness. . Few have seen it, and we, will note some general featufes of the plant and flower. TheA Cereus is a native of Brazil, or - other parts of tropical America. it is . pne oi tne niany forms ot cactas.comtosed of a rough spiny stem, which extends itself to length of many feet, sometimes with branches: but without - leaf, The flower bud forms -at any season of the year, on any part of the stem. apparently without choice of place, and - grows" andswells, until some night it begins to burst, and by mid night is in its glory of a few fleeting hours: for it perishes with the com' ing pf the day The flower is much like the water lily, nymphcea lutea. of the eastern counties, though con-t SiderablyJarger. The calyx is com pc3edt)f many lanceolate . leaves of delicate greenish brown; within, the corolla spreads out its many leaves of similar form, but " of the purest white. A long pistil from the Cen tre shoots out its length far beyond the cup, and this is capped with a pure '- white . star shaped stigma. Around the pistil most delicately interlaced are numerous thread like filaments, delicate and transparent as spun' glass, on each of .which rests r a delicate anther,' also of pur est white. The ' whole has an in tensely artificial look: "... though art would fail in the effort at imitation. night wears on, each petal ex ids. And recurves outwardly, un til ; the flower assumes a globular form: andHnenr the louca of decay and death falls upon it, and it is gone, this flower to revive no more. From Mobganton. - Ourf. Morgan ton . correspondent sends us the following of yesterday 's date: - " X Miss Sallie Holleman of Pennsyl vania' is visiting in Morganton. . Mr. Eddie J. Williams, operator W. N. C. R. K. at Sausbury was on a visit to his parents in this place on Sunday. . - v. . Miss Mira Brem of Charlotte is visiting I her , grandmother, Mrs. M. R Caldwell of this place. 1 ' - .Nice signs have Deen painted on the transoms at the post office,' also at Dr. Tull's drug store. .-. ' -Messr8."Wilson and Reid are hav ing a very elegant sign painted for their furniture factory ; . v Mrs. Frank Emanuel of Bennetts ylUe to. C is visiting heir father Mr. Mills Edmundson, near town, i Communion services were held at the Presbyferiari Ichureh on Sun day, Dri" Anderson was as -is ted by Rev. Mr. Johnson of Iancolnton. t :The democratic. voters of Morgan-; ton township held their meeting on the 10th. Delegates were selected to the county convention on the 24th to select delegates to: the State, and district convention, and also selected delegates to the county f convention to be held on the 14th of August to nominate ounty officers; The meet ing ?tas very Ijarraonious. ;X.f .to ees that our friend! Rev. P. P. iMcLeani of T iVXUUUU, UUU bUC UlUUUiHIUe IU 1UOB his fine mill nronertv 'ju , few davs ago. Loss about i OOOinsured for $4.000., ;isisa-ierious loss for friend Mc. but nothing will keep him ' down. May . his success only be the greater hereafter : Bncfelen'sT Arnica,.f8al Te : The bestSalve m the world for imtB, Bruise, sores, ulcers, rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands. ehUblaina, corns, and all akin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. - It is guaranteed to five perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. . PrJeeSS eti per box. -i For sale py H. Lyons. , .- y daw ; , . . ' ; An attractive stoek of Carpels, CloUing, Dry Goods, Fancy Goods,. Hats, Shoest etc at fixed and reasonable prices. " :. ':.:Ud ;3 fftJt4WW0CfZtb VO.J i Don't ,buy ; your-Fruit -Jars nhtil yon have examined the new- Woodbury Jar, for sale at - ,:Baixaed Bso's. june 12 eodswd v ; ; v ' -1.v. A large line of (UoQiiug,irangmg fr.om $5 to f 2G a suit. The stock embraces one but ton and five button Sack Suits,' one button rnd five button Cutavqys, tnd J'Yocks (or Princi Albert) Suits. i-"-;,-; '(- - - ; - Shirts and Drawers, .Collars and Cuffs, Scarfs. Ties, Valises and Umbrellas, &c. -i - . If. RED WOOD & CO., " tod.' ;':' ' One Price System. ' ; India Linens, Mulls, Organdies, all Lin- in Laims, Dot iSwUses, Strqxd and Checked Nainsooks, Ac. i . . tod . ' 11. RLD Vi OOD & CO. Come to Western Carolina. ; , xUp at Bloomington 111., a few day ago a black-funnel-shaped cy clone visited that section doing seri ous damage. v ' " '. In the midst of the storm a turtle weighing twenty pounds fell from a cloud upon the sidewalk narrowly vvinniM w sa a J .nA Tl - .. . luicoiiit; a pcuebUiau. . At IS A peCU liar kind of turtle, apparently brought from a distance by the cyclone. Cyclones are bad enough. out wnen accompanied by peculi r Kinu oi turtles, it is time lor our friends up there to pull up stakes and come to Western N. Carolina. The convicts on the Dale countv n li : ? . . " vjra. cum mines are in a state or re volt, and it is said the Gove n rl ad ordered the troops of Atlanta to the scene. , All the Jons term convicts are assigned to. those works. ' , : . At the . hour lor the convicts to begin work the guards proceeded to loose the heavy chains-which holds them through the night.Tln mati arose, peing freed -.from the chain which held them together, but each being still bound by: his individual shackles. , Instead of : leaving the stockade with the guards everv man reiused to move, Mating - that thev had determinad trt work noraore but would die first. . - Reports indicate that great excite ment exists at the camps. The con victs have been notified that they will be starved from their position. and they answer that they will eV' . . . ery - one die before surrendering, They are determined and say . they win wore no more as convicts They cannot well offer tohysical re sistance as they are in shackles. Nothing will be given them to eat or drink until they surrender, and if they attempt to revolt they will be fared' into. Great trouble is feared, : , . . - Anecdote op Mbs. Pabxixgton. One of those nice young men who nart their nair in the middle asked Mrs. Par Hncrtrkn IfiA nf.liAr iav finw nl.l clia -a-am she reDlied : "Eiehtv-three." lie heaved a sigh and said, "Before I am that old I shall be food for worms." . "La me," ex claimed the old lady, "are you troubled witn'em ' xon should use Mrs. Win slow's Vermifnge; and some of Hart's A nti billions Pills would be good for you. You ought t oget ahead of them worms at once," and the good old soul moved on. Smyrna Rugs, Carpets, Maltinns. oil cloths art squares, pOir-Cfl Cphotstery voods;bheet ing, Table Damasks, Towels, Napkins, &c. .eod - U. REDWOOD & CO. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. tute. "PHE Institute " for Colored Teachers of Ban- A combe county will be 01 ned at lhe Court. house in Asheville on Mom y, tHe2Cth of July, and close on the 30th A full attendance is desired, and tne colored teachers of the other coonf' es in Western North Carolina are invited to attend the sessions of tbe Institute. JNO. W. 8 rARNES. . - Supt, or Public Instr'n for Buncombe Co. jy U-cLJtawaw , ST. MARY'S SCHOOL. - RALEIGH, N. C. The Advent Term, the yist Semi-An- nual Session begins Thursday, September 9th, 1SSG. For catalogue, address the Hector. Rev. BENNETT SMEDES, M. D. june27-d2mos . JESIBABLE LOTS EOa SALE, " ; For sale at a sacrifice, four desirable lots in the eastern portion -of the city. Three of the lots are vacant and beautifully wooded, and on the louna situated a unca sutoie. urana enaiic for any one wishing to purchase a nice lot cheap, as property must be sold at some price. For further information apnlv to W. R. Whitson i Coon House or to Msa. H. M. 1IERNDON mch5-U . -v SLAGLE'S HOTEL Patton .Avenue, near Bailey street., J. Ij. l. slagle, PrspJleter aad Owner. This house visitors wilt find to be auiet and home-like, and the manager devoted, to their comfort. ' - ' Accommodation lor a number or guests, it enjoy a-awrylsuvetninEieut business. . . . juiy 5-uamos. and of th '.y Far in the I.ead ! ' he Star of : Buncombe ! Great Saeeeas of tbe , 'j ' , Asheville, N. C, x .'. 21,000 Arrival. In S yestra 300 In tta -.- , ' Mitt lO yst --'j. .-.r- - . romnlimente and nraise of ments Is f-ir sweeter jnusie than any braesband. Come to the Grand Central for nice, cool rooms. Best fare in this end of the State. - Board 11.50. $100, and $3 00 per day; 25 to Ufl per month. - A fine buss, drawn by six fine horses, as well as nice carriages, meet all trains. . ... .. Denver cnecas to parties at tae aepot, . ; Splendid livery Attached. ,...- The cheare8t store in the city line full in ai departments:' x .' DR Y : . GOODS,'. NO TIONS SOOTS, ': '. .;:' SHOES AND HATS, K . V GROCERIES AND HARDWARE. Also agents for Domestic and White Machines. ;.S, R. CHEDJESTER & SON, , ; ':: Owners and Pboprietobs.:v., 1 nly 6-d3mos . "V JO MY CUSTOMERS, - Havinar embarked in other business. I have sold my meat business to W. J. Zachary, who will take charge Tuesday, July 8, 1886. - - All parties indebted to me will oblige nu by calling at the old stand and settle your accounts. -i nan King you tor pac tavora,- . r-.r Respectfully - lV H, s, HASKIN3, . Asheville, N.O., July 6th, 188$. t July 6-dlwk -i . - - - ? " UHBEB WANTED. ' - - - lo.noo feet wod dry Poplar Wanther Boarding, lO.OuO feet Pine .' . V(Q feet 1x6 Pine Floorinfr,- 10.0U) feet dry iaeii Poplar, irom 12 to 20 inchc-s wide. loOO ne. 1 1 4s.G Tine Fioorin?. ' Sky jy io a&nmi. juit. iiaki. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. o V. McLOCD CHASA.M00K1. M oLOTJD A MOOBE, - - Attorneys and Connselior at Lntt ASnEVTT.T.W W. 1 : Practice in tha TTnftMt OtstM nnn m rict Courts at Ashevilla. Kutin. c,..ut. and Greensboro; in the Supreme Court at Raleigh and in the Courts of tha Sth and 9th Judicial Sis Mntli nfllia Wat. aT Knrfl. full.. Bpecuu aaenuon given te collectloaj of i may 24 ly w&sw - " - m.v irmm v V. M 1 Tlinill. .... JR. U. H. FLETCHEE, v Physician and Surgeon. MBoe sand resddence over WcstTer'aj shoe ttor feblSliy .. . JJR. A. M. BALLARD, : ; ; r PnTSlCIAN and STJRGEOIT. Office North ftidA PnK1A fZyinA VajiMomaami Haywood atreet office Telephone Call No. 64 .. - . G- W. PUBEFOY O tiers his nrofpasinnat uirciooi the citizens of Asheville and srroand injr country,. Office over Cara.ichael'e urug store. Kesidence Charlotte at. JJOCTOKS GATCHELi; ; -; PHYSICIANS. ' '' . . .'ft Special attention to Chronic Dla eases, including those of Throut and jLang. S& Office over COWAN'S JEWELRY STORE, Patton Avenne. . delO-dly W. W. JONES, - Attorney at Law, ' ASHEVILLE, ; - N. C Office in Johnston Puilding opposite Cov ' - xiouse square. Practices in the -Courts of Wenton. North Carolina and Supreme ''Cort at Raleigh. . " nov 26-iyd JJRS. McGILL & BATTLE, '; : ; Wardlaw McGin, M. P., . Practice limited to Eye, Kar.l roht and Lnnn. SiOl. WXSTBAY BATTLX. M. D..U. S. K fhysieian and Snjgcon. . Offices over De Vault's Drugstore. 3-Office hours 10 a. m. to 12 m.. and t to 4 n m. aafti-tr JJh. JOHX IIEY WILLIAMS, Physician and Surgeon. Office: Alain 8t . 2 dnoraannth nf ItanV - v. dence on French Broad Avenue. Office hoars II a:, to l p. inland from S to 6p.m. Thec. i Davidson. Jas. G. Mian riAVIDSON Ji MARTIN. . mJ attorneys A VoaaseUrtLaal ... Ashxviuj, N. C. . .... wui m iul m the 8th and sth Judicial Disuica a jd io tne Supreme Court of North Carolina, ana in the Federal Oonrta of tht WmtAm niurMni North Carolina. Refer to the Bank of AahevllleJ -sepl9-wjtwtm . r- TAMEff A. BURROUGHS. . Physician and Snrgeon, ASHEVILLE, N. CJL. Office over Powell AJEts. -ifcar Residenc&rt5drner of Main" and' Woodfin streets. de 18-ly J. A TENNENT, Architect and Civil Engineer. Dedans. Specifications, and estimates m the style of building furnished upon appjication, A work superintended when desired. All work ec , trusted to me as Civil Engineer will receive prompt attention. Thorough drainage of lands ' specialty, roar pftioe address, Ashevillo oi . bs,N. C. Residence Swannanoa BridgeJ may 16-6mos JT A. WATSON, M. P. - OFFICE AT HIS RESIDENCE, Corner of ; rove street and Patton Avenue. ' umce nours : to 11 A. M., l to 3 P. M Calls left at Carmichael'a or Pelham'a Dmi Store will beconveyed, and responded to, by tel . eptone. - - - . lune la-a tr . rpHOS. A. JON1N, Attorney at Law ASHEVILLE, N. C, oct 22-ly a w . Office with Davidson a Ma JQRS. W. L c W. D. HILLIARD, Pliyslclan nnd Sargeona- Office next door south Old Bank jan 3-8 mos - 1 u ' DENTAL CARDS. BY DOUGLASS, P. V. a, . Dental .Rooms over PeVanlt's, Pror S torts esidence in tame building Asheville, N. C. feb2-wisw . , , DENTAL STJRGEirSV ' )"R. j. Q. QUEEN has removed his office to ' the Y.-M. C A. rooms on Patton Avenne,. and offers his professional servicea to the ublic. AU professional work done with sk and aeatuess.- v ' '. t . " tune 10-dawtr . .7:'" -"'' DR. R. H. REEVES, D. D. S., ',. : Omci in Slnder Building, - r pposita Central noteL ; ASHEVtl.TJi, N. O , ; cj Persons having artidolal work done, after Irvinsr it two or three weeks, if not aattsSed. can return It and the tnoner will be refunded. Jy l , D?. a. ilwaee, . : Dental Snrseon. 'V Office in Citlaen building. peomQ Boor." At--, work will receive prompt and caieful attention. . ; JyHdly ..r y . ...-.r. ; Railroad vi Hcliets BOTJCnT AND SOLD ' ' '' f; J' -; -.V" :'' T' ' ;:W-J.!:-' BllAtTCH, r ' 'i CLERK ATTIIE EAGLE IIOTE I; . ' : , Ashccillc, N. C, '' 1 '." ' .. ', 'J' " ". . .." jel5-lt" '-.: JOHNSTON'S Kalso.nine, Un?ocl (,v,l. -Turpentine, Varnibli, LarJOii, Lryer, IronCUul Paint, V.'ndm C.l lVtfvf;o, heard::", i:a:;i;in u Co.