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AKHKVIIXE SOCIETIES. -
Ctrow CrrnnurndtS-w. No. 5. J. A. Porter Kminent
. - Commander; Jordan Stone, Secretary. Meets first
1 tfWiMlnosdaT nieht in each month. -
Abbeville Chanter. R. A. It. G.'tt. Bell. Hiirh
. Priest; 8. Hammershiair, Secretary: Meets
tun second Wednesday night In each month, -
ill. Hemion imw.No. 118. A. R fe A.M.-
H. O. Faeir Worshipful Master: Fred.-1. Jacobs
.' Secretary.. -Meets he first Friday nigbtineach
Swannanoa Lodge, JtV at TL, No.-646:--J
'- Boardoian, Dictator; - Jordan Stone, Secrel
.Meets the first aud third Monday liights in
- ' .French BroUd Council, So. 701, R. A'. Ellis
LeTy,- Keccnt: Jordan Stone, Secretary. Meets
In the hall of the Knights of Honor on the second
and fourth Monday nights in eacn montn.
" 77 Woman' Jfurimuiry Society of the M. K.
fhnrch. South, meet is the church cla8room on
t he First Friday of every month at 4 o'clock P. M.
The Beauty of the west lxulge jxo. 40, Jr. A.
A. Y. M. Meets on the first and third Monday
mghu in each month. James Jj&tumore,
Worshioiul Master : H. E. TJrown, secretary.
- The Asheville Public Library, ovor Mr- Kep
lor's Store, opposite Eagle IIotoL and next
- door to The Bank of Ashevi lo, is open to ia
Hon from 19 a. m. to 1 p. m. and from 4:30 to
.aSUEVIXIiE
CIIUKCIk DIKECTOBT
EeT.W.W.Bays Moruln Borvicea U a.m.;
MAttintr knrinaa ?z ti m nraver mcetine Wed-
. nag day twiiing-1 p. m. -Uabbath school 9
a. m. ' - , .'- . - .
Prtsbyttervm Church Church St ? -
Rev. J. P. Gammon Services 11 a. m.;7Ji p.
m. ; prayer meeting five" p. m. -Wednes--
day, Sabbath school half-past 9 a. m.
Episcopal Church, Trinity corner CIiurtA and
. ffiUoui St. !
Bov Jarvia Bnxton, D." D. I?ev. Varday
McCoe, Assistant Bctor.' Services Sunday,
11 a. m. ; 5 p.m.; Wednesdays, Fridays and
Holy Days, 10 a. m. Mondays, Xnesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, 6 p. m. ; Friday, 8
p. m. Bunday scnooi suit) a. in.
JBaptlst Church corner Wood fin and tipruoe.
Ber. J. L. Carroll Services Ham.; 7:30
p. m.; prayer meeting 7:30 d. m. Wednesday
Sabbath school 9 a. m.
Jiotnan Catholic Church.
Itev. John A. McHnpth Services every Sun
day at 11 a, m but the first Sunday .of the
month, when services trill be held at the Warm
Springs. Sunday school at 10 a. m. at Ashe
ville. - "
DouUeday Mission Church.
Rev WW BayB Pastor. Sabbath-School, JH
Weaver SupU
COLORED CHURCHES.
' -A. at. Church (Zion) College St.
Rev. Mr. Bherman Services' 11 a. m.; S p.
m., and half.past 7 p. 'n.; Sabbath school
m, . -.
BavtUt.
lte'v. Mr. Burnley Services 11 a. to.; S p.m.,
and half-past 7 P. zn.: Sabbath school 1.30 p.m.
UvUeoval. -
' - Bey. Mr. Masaiah Services 11 a. m.: Sab
bath school 9 p. m, -. . . .
Pretibyterian Church, cot. corner PaHon Av
enue ana Bailey 1st.
and 7:80 p. m. Prayer meeting; 8 p. m, Thursday.
baooain ecnooi p. m.
COMPOUND OXYGEN.
Home Treatment.
- TXTBARE PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
V V Asneviue, 14. c,
Office on Main Street, PuUIam House, first floor.
We make a specialty of treating Consumption,
. Asthma, Bronchitis, - HheumatiSm, Paralysis,
. Chorea, Neuralgia, and, in fact, all chronic dla.
coses, uiu mi uueases resuiung mm an unpover
ished condition of the blood . ,
If you are abJo.to walk to the office, you CAN
. oe uuKiCiJat many are being cured by onr new
. treatment. We use in addition to the Oxygen, th
- ' - "rcftlleated Tapor. v - '
In this way we nan treat the lungs locally, as
. we vaporize all medicines; and the patient in
hales the vapor, holding it for a short time in the
lungs thus the medicine held in suspension in
the vapor is deposited in the air cells, where it is
taken up by the blood. .It not only produces the
local eflfect desired, but
A CONSTITUTIONAL EFFECT.
It you have any kind of Lung disease, come
and consult us. We will not charge you anything
for consultation.
THE OXYGEN GAS,
breathed two or three times a day, wiU restore
you to perfect health, though you may think
- yourael f beyond the reach of remedies. There is
not the least danger connected with the treat
ment. The effect is pleasant, and the result
permanent.
For Asthma, it is a specific as much as Quinine
1 s for chills. If yon have Asthma, it will cure you,
. and the relief is almost instantaneous.
NASAL CATARRH,
wr treatment will permanently cure you.
- We have been using the ,
, . OXYGEN . '
- : ' '-- - AND THE
J MEDICATED VAPOR -VV
- for some years, and in that time we have cured
hundreds ot cases of Consumption after they had
repeated hemorrhages, and were given up
by the best physicians in the land. s
-NO MEDICINE GIVEN.
' All diseases treated locally. Quit taking lned
' iclne. Come to our office, and get nature's
remedy,'-
COMPOUND OXYGEN.
We also pay special attention to RECTAL DI8
' ., XA8S3. - , - - .- v.
. PILES, FISTULA, FISSURE, AND
RECTAL ULCER" -
; We have an entirely new treatment, that is
, painless; the patient need not lose one hour from
: business or pleasuro. We do not use ttie. knife
. r.r litgatnre, or the carbolic add injection. We
; . can CURB you, and are willing to INSURE a
-CURE, if you so desire. .
y NO CURE, NO PAY! ;v
- We send the HOME TREATMENT with
: -chemicals to last two months for Sis. We do not
publish Testimonals, but on application will
' inrnish any number of post office address, man
ners of patient who have been- cured under our
treatment. Consultation free: -
- - DKS. IIAROAN A STONE, "
: .-.J. Members Of the firm of H., H. 4 B. Physicians,
aog 1-dlm , -." f . -
A HWOONCE3IENT.'
1
the voters of Buncombe cotmtv. I he'rebv
announce myself as a candidate for the Clerk of
the Superior Court subject, however, to the
nomination of the Democritic party. --augU-tdc
- - - . JOHN L.'CATHEY.
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ON! FORGET1
-4,.
LonEman's. mixed paints are so heavily
. bodied, yoa can add one Gallon of Oil to
every Gallon Paint thus reducing the
nrice as low as that of inferior goods.
- For Sale ly 1 ' v- ' - ; - y
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cneapiy ana wu attpatcn.
Arrlval and Departure t Passcocer
v Trains. .
Saubbubt Arrives 9:55 a. m. and 6:16 r. k.
- " Departs 10:00 a m and 4-1 p m.
. Tennessee Arrives 9:60 a. m. and 4:21 p. m.
Departs 10:01 a. m, and 6:21 p m.
WaOTsTnxaArriVesSao p m.and departolof "MaryTand.My.Jilarvland.V.-';
10:10a. m. .,
The Keneral mail from the East is received
1 J UO VatMf U UHU MIO WUW mA 111111 I1U1U
uae rwnt kock orancn dj me 4:1 p. m. inun.
. -1 . -T X. I . 11 1 . t A
pouches from lines connected with these points
is rwxnveu uj too o:io p. m. dram , uiu wucu
ePand to'mu let
Salisbury, - inclusive, and for-
e 9.20 a. m. tram going east .
es lor tne same
Asheville and
warded by the 9.20 a. m. train going
INTERESTING READING MAT
TER ON FOURTH PAGE.
t3T"We invite. attention to the ndver-
tisement of N.. rlumadore, concerning
lands foJ sale. - - tf
Schedule on the A. & S. R. R.
The following is the schedule at pros
ent run on the Asheville and Spartan
burg Rail Road :
Leave Asheville 7 a.
Arrive at Henderson ville 8:15
" Spartanburg . 11:40
Leave Spartanburg ' 4 p.
Arrive at Hendersonville 7:10
" Asheville 8:15
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m.
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We were pleased to have a call
from Mr. Judd, the manager 'of the
Hot Springs Hotel, yesterday.
l nere were a large number ot our
country mends in the city yester
A-i ' v, i v . luo wuluU4wa
uiunuauuauusi
Mr. A. C. Weldoni brother of Mr.
Sam Weldon, reached here Friday
mornine and will assist his brother
in his business.
we were greatly pleased to see - our
friend CoL Thad Coleman on our streets
yesterday.' He was looking feeble, but
ia improving from hia recent severe .ill
ness. ,.
Amnnor fria'ftrriwola tf Vio Tlijffortr-
PartjlotetiCoL Wrn,JohnstonJ
of Charlotte, who always contrives
to spend a part of his time in the
mountains.
- A wagon load of cantelopes going
to Battery Park hotel was a pleas-
ant signi we saw yesterday mom
ing. They Avere the products of one
oi tne market gardens in this vicini
ty. - .
Our young friend Dan. Summey
has returned from an extensiye and on a special -train of Bonner's cele
most pleasant trip "to New , York, brated Maud S, Dexter, and another
ana several attractive places in the
North and East. His looks show
he enjoyed himself.
The pictorial press are publish-
ing Editor Cutting's picture. Since
occiuk 11, wo ure euureiv reconciled
. v:.lVl;... ..,! .
iu tuc etuuuuru action oi me iviexi-
can autnoriues. ll they were to
nang mm ii wouia be a relief.
.Our Land Aeenta are doin?' a o-ond
reliable gentlemen,' attempt no de
""""i uufcBivt5 every mail an iair
Via rnrs.n AA V. . II. J . M 1 I
. . . "..ujuUgcul u, uai-
gain. Iras strictly fair
the secret of their success.
.1 a. i : i
ueuuiig
Weldon has his cases well stocked
with conserves and confectionery of
the most dellClOUS kinds, apricots,
figs, &c, equal to any we have seen:
the striking merit of which that they
were prepared by a Southern house
Grubbs of Nashville, Tenn. -
The meat market of Stepp and
Howell is most conveniently situa-"
ted in the Old Buck Tavern build-
ing and wjll be eure to attract the
paser by; for (x , YV Page , has it in
cnarge: ana every one knows with-
out telbng how well he knows 'his
business. JHe supplies the best that
uau ots uau,- ana in gooa Btyie. -
As-one illustration of where the visit-
orsnow here are from, and-how . they and therefore gladly welcomed. Mr. Bar
are disposed 6 we cite the instance of nai"d is on his way to Ihe Democratic
wr.A. i. bnmmey'- private boarding
house a very popular one, by the way.
ne nas at present thiny-Bix adult board-1
era and any quantity . of children, with
uuiiicb S-1UUUW8.-0 n xexas, a in oeor- I
eia". 3 in Kentnckv. 1 im MnaWaohn-fitt-i 5
r irini-M. -ia r--T i-V-Ti" Z- j -
lnZl01' ,n 800111 Carolina, and 6
North Carolina.
Religious Services - -
Will be held bv the Rev. Mr. Mvers
to-day in the rooms of the Y, M. C.A.
at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. The public is
invited to attend.
Real Bargains Now, -- V :- . j
At Law's. We must make room for
the fall stock soon to arrive. Great in-
ducemente offered in best grade Silver- J
ware, especiallysin Castors and hollow-
tarava . .., .1
nnaw - . .1
knives 81 set and Snoona anfl VnrirZ
DOrtionatelv low. Crokv 1A Waaa
ereatly reduced. Tea and Cham W Seta
at wonderfully tow figures, at v . - '
Law's. .
opposite Eagle HoteL
A choice lot of high novelties in Dress
Goods for autumn just to hand.
aug 20 eodtf ;. II. Redwood & Co.
FtanneU, Cammeret, Uvcedg,'Jean$r CoU
tod
II. REDWOOD & CO.
"The Daily Citizen can al
ways be found at the News Stand at
th$ Old Central building
Religious NoneE,
--V The Rev. Mr. Edwards, of -Phila-
delpma will preach in lnnity,
I nnnaTl PlhnroVi. thismnrninir SprcJriM
as usual, at 11 o clock a. m
is ine aiternoon - services: in. tiiis
church until farther .- notice will be
mui pass o p. ra. insieaa oi o as nere
toiore,
Distinguished Visitor. '. V: ?
Mr. Jas. R. Randall, editor of the
Augusta Cbnstitutuni, is at Battery
Park Hotel. ; Mr. Randall is wide
ly known as editor.- Bat- he. has
been on more tongues as poet than
editor He is -inseparably associated
witKDat sad "history as the author
,.::ifS.2T v, ,
Change Sghedu.IjE.-7 .; -
A change of schedule on the Wes-
. tern JN . U. iiailroau takes place' . to
W The train for Tennessee leaves
at 10 a. ta., arrives :-at . Hot Springs
, rt - . . . - , e -,
at 12:30 p. m. Returning, leaves the
Hot bpnngs at d p. m.;- arriving Jit
Asheville at 5 p. m. This will afford
visitors in Asheville 'an excellent
opportunity to visit the Hot Springs.
Kound trip fare, from Asheville to
the Springs $1.85. - : ,
Died. " " ." -
"In this city Saturday', August 14.
1886. Mrs. Julia Hawkins Maxwell,
wife of Judge A. E. Maxwell.
Mrs. Maxwell was a daughter of
the late Judge : Walker Anderson,
one ot the 1 erri tonal J udges of
Florida. She was a lady of most
examplary character ' and leaves a
large circle of !friends, who deeply
sympathize with her sorrowing hus
band and children." '
The above obituary notice we
take from the Pensacola Advance
Gazette. The deceased was largely
connected in ITorth Carolina. Her
I ftv, Xolt- A ,J . ji u
native. Virginian, lived in Orange
county from boyhood to 1836 when
"e uiuveu wnonaa. lieioreieav
mg xne oiaie ne naa niiea , witn 1US'
tre the chair of Belles Lettres in the
University of North Carolina.
Popularity and - Advantages of
Our Rail Road Connections.
These connections are developing
from them. A few days since four
car loads of beef from Chicago, in
refrigerator cars, passed through to
Charleston en route for Europe, tak
ing here the A. & S. route. A few
days since a car load of fine cattle
from Kentucky or East Tennessee
passed through, consigned to Phila
3 1 ..V. T . 7 . A 1 a i - j 1
t r""".
noise whose name we did not learn.
The v were bound for New York.
They Were, insured for . $100,000
agnst accident during the journey,
R. R. Company from Paint Rock to
ss ishiirw wio '7jyi
J
Turkey Cbeek Campmeetino
Is in full activity, and is "attended bv
'arge numbers. ; Yesterday afternoon
TVllli UUb UUU1 11C
tooir intfTCRt in trin rif
occasion.
Band of Hope.
The exhibition on Fridav evening' nt
-7 "
the Qnera Hall bv the children
compos
ing the Band of Hod8 was of the most
gratifying and interesting character.
i?e attendance was uncommonly large.
of recitations, dialownea. and Rinc-ino-
I . - " ' c I I
and there were evidences given of fine
and skilful traimne. To add to the en
joyment of the occasion - Miss Tommie
Miller and" Mr. Dan Summer lent the
charms of their fine musical talent, and a
good volunteer band did admirable ser
vice. Col. J. M. Rav nerformed the
duties of general dh-ectbr with marked
efficiency. v. On the whole the entertain
ment was a happy -euccecs. . . ,
Among the arrivals by yesterdav ater-
Inoon'a Murphy 4rain were the Hon. 'T. L..
Robinson: Mr. Tackson JobriBfim. Mr,
ChiM ofFr-niKn m. t tt ht,
tne ioia larm Macon county, Mr. J. M.
iJ? ISf K fMfS?
invention at Kaieigh. : The others are
visiting Asheville Mrk" Robinson Is at
to.e mattery arlc Hotel.
Yonn-' olfl nnr? ntA AXa. a ir
nF ?iaLJ ' "J1??-6-aged,, all ex-
fc--c"5 io onaenui Denenclal effects
of Ayert Sarsaparilla. : Youn rThiS
suffering from Bore eyes, sore ears, scald
head, or with any scrofulous or svnhiliti i
taint, may be made healthy and strong
II you wish to make a wise and . solid
investment, can at the Bank of Ashe.
ville and secure some of those Waynes--
V1" ". cen. .? iy a.ooo lesued,
'C,T111C no tner aeDt. -,
augzi-aai,
r Ladies Muslin and Gauze Underwear.
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.. . - : v OC VV TTTTT OsTIT 'Q
it.""ir,"J Pa.?u.c y?Q
-W'V "t..uau. onanza ' Pyely
vuet5"uu
. Very stylish Dress Goods just received
aug 20-codtf . . H. Redwood & Co.
An attractive iloek of.: Cart' . Clnthinn
nZZttZ2L
tod-, v n. REDWOOD & CO.
TK)R RENT,-
Two offices," over our store.
aug 20-d3t ? ; ; PowEjii. A'Snideb. .
DEMOCRACY I?. COUNSEL.
Itonsin s Townsli i p Con ven-
i.iX--.--r.tioju .V'Z
Great Harmony and Earnest " Deter
The largest and most 'e&tbusiastic
meeting of the democrats of Asbevilla
township wa haye ever seen assembled
met here yesterday evening in the court
honse. v;;t;:';.:i-vii-.-f:,. yi-X
Capt. A . G. IIallybur.ton, chairman of
the township executive committe, called
the convention to order, and explained
the object. ; ; .-.v , -
r The editors of the city democratic press
were rtjade secretaries. ; " ." ;
-On motion of Hon. II. A. Gudger
committee of twelve wa't appointed to
recommend thirty -six delegates to repre
sent the townsuin m fiL:sountv corrven
tloh. The following were ippointeJ the
committee: E Baird, W APatton. M E
vaner,. u m jvicLoud, ; Kam'i Kay. J
Haton. M M ledford. T C Starnes. C W
Malone. E D Carter. T C WestalK A J
Blair. - .- - --- - -
During the absence of the committee
lion. A, a. Uavidson addressed the con
vention. in one of his most enthusiastic
speeches. He ; stirred ; the boys- up in
to a hiffh state of enthnHiasnT. . -
Ihe Committee, through Capt. Carter.
reported, recommending the- following
Lock Craitr. James McElrov. T.N. Vance
Jesse Merrimon, T. C. Starnes, I. V Baird,
ii-a. uuager, wm. Baird Newton Owen
by. J Brank, Kenflo Glenn. Frank Fos
ter, J R Starnes, J M Westall, C C Mc
carty, Henry. Reynolds, Frank Lough
ran, Hamilton Brvson. James Hue-he-.
Thomas Drummond. D W Cauble. J A
xvouenson, Aianiy - ureasman, - James
west, X C Collins, J E Clark. J M Jar-
ratt, A G West. W H Westall. Will
Cn eesborough , R M Furman, H B Car
ter, J M Gudger. Robert Powers, Joseph
Stepp, Walter Hatch.
- The report of the committee was adop
ted. - . - .
Mr. T. A. Jones moved that th
of the convention be taken on the res
pective candidates and that the dele
gates appointed,by this convention be di
rected to castjthe vote of the township in
accordance with the expression of this
convention, fnvmc to each candidate his
reiauve strength. - ; ,
Ibis was opposed by Messrs.: H. A.
Gudcer.A. T. Davidson. Jesse Tt. Rmoa
jeBae merrimon: and sunnorted hv
0.- M. McLoud. Richmond Pfiarsnn T. W.
btarnes, j. M. Gudger, M. E Carter, R.
ju. rurman. - "
Alter lull dlSCUSSlon the moiinn woo
adopted. -
ihe vote for members for the tha lecis-
ialature was then taken, as follows:
T M (iudeer 56. ED Carter SR. InhnsMn
Jones 19, A J Blair 7, Dr R I Wilson 23,
ZXor Clerk W T Keynolds 74, T . L
Cathey 22. ;
HheraiJ It Rich-Si - A II Eafrd 11. J
G Chambers 16. - , .
Coroner Dr Burroflghs 86, Dr Purefoy
9, Dr W D Hilliard 19, Dr Watson 3.
Surveyor Robt Justice 3, AH Starnes
O, J Kjt Aston 31.
i ne delegation was instructed to cast
the vote of the township solidly for J R
Patterson for Register, and J II Courtney
for Treasurer. . , .
; On motion, the convention adjourned.
Mountain Pake HoteC -,v
We publish to-day the' advertisement
of this -watering place with the remark
that its merits and attractions can scarce
ly be made the subjects i of . exaggeration.
Nature has been excessively lavish in its
beauties and bounties; and art and en
terprise have supplemented them with
equal liberality. - As we have stated in a
former article the capacious buildings are
as elegantly and comfortably furnished
as the most fastidious taste could exact;
and no epicure could disdain the delic
acy or excellency of the table. And with
the completion of all .bathing appliances,
the cup of comfort and luxury is -filled.
- We will take occasion here to supply an
omission in the article written some time
since. - We omitted mention of the pecul
iar aryness ana equilibrium oxthe atmo
sphere. This is no doubt due to the
thermal subterranean influences which
give birth to the Warm Springs which
bubble out in several places in the val
ley. "These maintain an evenness of
temperature rising high above the sur
face which forbids the formation of fogs.
A fog may form, and probably does form,
every morning in the gorge above the
entrance of the valley, in the narrows op
Spring Creek, and in the narrowing va
ley down the river. These fogs come in
sight and seem to make most detroer-
ate, intelligent effort to occupy the. val
ley oi me aprings. They come down-in
mass, or they send out Skirmish lines:
they Send 'out "flanking parties, they
thrust their fulera in attenuated stream
ers, but suddenly they melt away; and
the sunlight in the.yajjey is never obscur
ed by a morning fog, and none others are
known in-the mountains as a common
atmospheric "featuie. ... . . "" .
Just IVIiat Tber All Say.
. Hon. D. D. Haynie, of Salem, Bis.; says he
uses Dr? Bosanko's conga and Lung Syrup in
hia family with the most satisfactory results,
in all cases of coughs, colds and croup, and
recommends it in particular for the little ones.
Sample bottle free at H. H. Lyons. . dawlw. ,
VEEY ChBAP. - , .;- ;;; - - "A'-'-Sf-'
'' Seventy three" 1 acres ' of Land . with
beautul tview, just outside corporate
limits; to sell at a bargain within the
next. ten days by : r ;t- . -
' . Atkinson & Cooke, .- .
y.tt k -f- . - Rsal Estate Dealers.
? India Linens, Mulls, Organdies, all Lin
en Lawns, Dot Suisse, Striped and Checked
NauttOots. Aft;- : ; - '" ,:
,eod s -7 ? 2T. REDWOQJ) STC0.
-New India Linens, bought late, and
very-cheap , J-',;-::"- -
- "C:- ;-' .-' at ' WhITLOCK'S. '-'
- Ziegler's Banister's, Packard &' Graver's,
and Morgan Eros', celebrated Shoes in the
new cuts, - 1 -;' '": - :.. .. v-,:
; i tod .; - B, RED WOOD & CO.
Miss Mary Sawyer's School
Will open on the 20th of Septem
ber. Thepatronage of the public solici
ted. ;, ' y' - aug 19dlw-
NT ones. . K-;-':j:;:;:;.;
I have in my possession a CLAY BANK MARlL
about 13 handshigh and about 7 yearsold.which
I believe has been Ktnlpn - Tha twn.. h...
the animal ty proving property and paving
Charges. . - liOBT. U. GABRETT. .
- aug 12 If ' -, -
THE BUNCOMBE ; REPUBLICAN
'k- CONVENTION. . : -
In accordance with a call, a large num
ber of -Republicans; with a goodly nutu-
ber of Democrats assembled in the Court
nouse yesterday to adopt a platform and
nominate candidates for the legislature
and forounty officers. ? V - i
T.mr.u. iv, tiQweii was maae cnair
man, and Mr. i. j. uandler secretary.
-Mr. T. J. Candler explained the object
of the mePtinsr. i "C : :' -
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voi. v. o. nsE arose ana reaa a piai
form, as f.dlos.- ' . :"-' - .'
.We, the -people of '.Buncombe
ROnntr. in masssmPAtinrr nssAmhlrt
ignorimr. foc theaiTne beinff. on?
political 'differences, unite in one
cuiiiuiuu vnuiu ur uupuse euun icg-
lslation as ,we deem sabversivo of
ouf well eatablished and time hon-
orT nRt.nmfi: unci in ira fAnrluiiniaa
and nature, ipjarious-anhortfiiHo
in both county and State affairs, as
wm lighten tne burdens or taxation.
secure; ar Pennine and snhstantial
reform, and economical administra-
tionpfTour .oounty and State gov-
emmeDlS, ana me repeal Ot aU UW8
. . j. mm .
wuiuu uisunujiuaie in lavor oi me
rich against the noor against the
laboring to iair anU in favor of cap- no.tbing ia America which so much re
ftal, oi- which abridge the rights of and the fl'ood l 6 ''land of tho moantain
a free people . in ihe selection, by
u i...n fn,; tn,io(,
i ii i ii ,r. i j. i.ni i r nil nil. ii .iin 111 i 1 1 i n
7 . l i. : :
u,cu"wl UU04 vuuuljt 8.uu-
rriAnf Af rrJ tf I AAA 1 A An tr? aa-a
ment j : and with these objects in
view, we therefore -'
EESOLTED, I. That having fully
tried the present system of county
. . ' -.. "
that if the necessity ever existed
r 11. . , t.: i. i . .
lor me auoptiou ox sucu a Byjsieui
P K 1.
vi. uuumj guoiuuucui, mau euvu
does not exist, and that the pres-
ent system is not adapted to the
wants and necessities of a free and
intelligent people ; but humiliating
to their liberty, and insulting to
their intelligence, and subversive
to their rights and liberties, we
are in favor of its repeal for Bun
combe county, and. the restoration
to the people, of the right to elect,
at ' the ' ballot box. their Countv
Commissioners, and Justices of the
Peace, as a sure guarantee against
wrong and oppression.
HESOLVED, II. That we are in
favor of the repeal of what is known
as the "Buncombe County Stock
Law." Bat while we denounce the
methods by which the lay was
forced upon the. people, as being
unjust and tyrannical ; against the
wisnes of a large "majority or ;the
people of the county, subversive of
their rights and liberties.
Still wa
-"-"M ei
do not wish to stand in the way oil vry'''les', ."Mawar, ans, nit,
thefreely expressed will of ama '9s, Parasols, Shopjnng
jority of the people at the. ballot,
uoi, uuu w tuereiuro lavur, mail
a,A 1 AL o AT at. A iLl l
t.o ouwu u.o lavmuuii., luo .iKgwm-
tare suhmit the anestion to the
qualified voters Of each - township
in the conntv. for an exnression. at
will adopt or reject the "fence" or
"no fence" law. ;'v
liESOLVED, ill. That we ere in
favor of rigid economy in the ad
ministration of our- county, and
State governments,, and that all
public officers be held to a strict
accountabilit v for all public monev.
nuu ivi an utrgicuu ua ueiewLiuu ui
public duty, and for the nuneces
saiy and extravagant expenditure
of the peoples' money. . We believe
the affairs of our county and Sta'e
government OUgQb. bO DO auminiS-
r i i ii . i . r. . -
cerea in tne interest oi economy, 10
as -greatly lighten the onerous bur
dens of taxation which now oppress
he people, that, while we recoguize
the. necessity of taxation in support
os all well regulated governments,
we witness with alarm and appre-
bjension the increase of taxation
from year to year without any ap-
Hesolved IV. That we are In la
vor of securing to laboring men the
fall eDjoyment of the wealth they
create, with . sufficient leisure in
which to develop their intellectual,
moral and social faculties, to. enable
hem to share in the gams and hon
ors of. advancing civilization; and
in order to secure these results we
demand at the hands , of our Xtegjs-
ature the repeal of all laws that
discriminate in favor of capital
against labor, and the removal of
all unjust technicalities, delaysjtnd
discrimination in the administra
tion of justice. .' - ..
Hesolved V. We favor a liberal
system by. which the children of
the country may do -educated and
the intelligence , of the people ad
vanced. - ; - -
Resolved "VI. That -.In all con
tests or agitations of . the temper
ance qutstion we farorthe people
in the different counties, townships
and towns to settle the matter at
the ballot box, wherS all may have
an opportunity . to . express their
sentiments accordingrto their own
convictions. - ,-. .- . . .
On motion of Mr. McNair, the platform
was adopted - .' "
A committee of two from .each town-'
ship was appointed to - recommend - can
didates xor tne various omces." '
While the committee was out the meet
ing was entertained bv Bneedhes bv CaDL
Natt Atkinson Messra."J. P. Herren and
Ji M. Moody of Hay wood;- -
The committee reported, recommend
Ing the following. i-Hil - ";
For Senate, V. S., Lusk, rep. : ' ; '; '
- For House, Dr. J. S. T. Baird, dem" L.
N. Wells, rep... ' : .
Sheriif, W. J. Worley, rep..
k? Clerk, J!?att Atkinson, Ind. rfep-dem;
I ! Register, R. U.Cole.' f ' ,;-: '.;
I i ta j . - . ' -
Coroner, Dr. Watson, dear.
Treasurer, G. W. Hampton, dem.
Surveyor, RoBt.'Justice, rep. ; ' .
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On metion"t)f Mr. Lusk,- the names
were" voted - on - separately; and all in
order, were endorsed.' There were a few
noes to several of the names. - -
v Mr. Wm." Henderson moved the coni
vontinn rilalcra ttaaiF raHJIi. . u
port 0f the platform and ticket. Carried!
J Mr. A.usk . moved appointment of a
I committee to notify nominees, and. if
r KZ&W Pffer to
- . Mr. T. T. Candler moved the i-rimm1ito
do lurtner authorized to ascertain if any
nominee signed a petition favoring the
l w i so, to taxe his name off and
"ie vacancy. - .-
- , Mr. Lusk and Mr! TInr1erA'n nnA
jthis resolution. ' It was finally defeated.
"(We are compelled to give a short
epomo oi tne proceedings, but will
. A5ff?;:?';?!?Mt---;,'SALTY,
& our 3" Tr uec'ar" onb
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I " j For, the Ashevuie citizen,
. s . . r DOTS FROM. EMMA. : r
I .
i:-; " y
1 tT ailcr t to Dei
J -"w.-w uh
Tbe view Asheville, with the "Crown
&J7ot the new hotel in, the fore-
- V Wl V VUG ttvirws I I1H.L I II I H
magnificent country all round has never
looxea nner than it doea this ear.- Our
Scotch Auntie Marv sava she has RAAn
Asheville hnR t, ma m-
i . - : ui"w i
uvui.uuiuu acu un i ni .1 11 iiiiis-iisi 1 1 11m m nor.
: A.t , 7 , .
I Vll'iZ U 13 LOIHriLI il 7 Par V QT11 noininrv OAmn I
. - rr"----"-i"
height there to observe t.h
effects caused by the mists rising before
iuc uvance oi me morning 6un.
lea7n tnartKTome
l f I . a m niAn 'a lnn..nM Ai -1 1 tr.
cujuivil b ICttllU ANriKviiip. t-i n
I hOQ Tt"! n H a fminnnt A . 1 . I
J rr"" v,olu? w""iw
i o wuuuiku oerviuea. wilu mucn
acceDtanne in c,hrtiana r ,1 "
I . - -VIO"VUIJUCUU-
iuinauons. Air. vjammon is also mucb
esteemed for his excellent nastnrai
P168 &n specially for his wonderful gift
of consolation and encouragement to the
bick ana Dereaved.
The weather looks like ah earl v ttu
uur gossip is done and that is all
Mao akd Thom.
Emma, Buncombe co., N. C.
T t in ii. . . ... . .
KUUiiiuiuiegVBiem Willi nninino in
the effort to prevent or cure Fever and
Ague. AVer's Apne f!nr ia a far nmw
potent nreventi nui to m v wfr 1. a
advantage of leaving in the body no
LAiiwjiia .lu 1 1 r m 1 1 1 i"M ii 1771 noca noatnooo
headache, and other
t X mu,l vivmiucoo.
disorders. The
proprietors warrant it.
taug 19
Smyrna Rugs, Carpets, Mattings, oil cloths
an squares, outr.cn upholstery (Joods, Sheet
ings, Table Damasks, Towels, Napkins,&c
eod II. RED WOOD & CO.
Wool, Dress Goods, Velvets, Satins, Silks
Salines, Seersuckers, Ginghams, Percales,
tod "... - . One Price Store.
rr-. .... -
eod- . red WOOD & CO.
j rv,iS., J-. -
wooTOf. 1 He siocle embraces one but
ton and nt button Sack Suit, rm huum
andnve button Cutaways, and Frocks (or
nc.e ;m;au
and Drawers. Collars and Cuffs
ocari, lies, yaiises ana umbrellas, etc
-.-.' M. RED WOOD ae CO.,
tod One Price System.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ITOB SALE,
7 A nearly
new light two-horse
minor "Tallin nftlr vnnA
wagow-, nttea np i
mules and harness.
fitted np for camping; 2also pair good
jusi in
irom two months I
camping. Apply at
U. M. KOBEBTS , .
Patten Avenue.
PROF. Q FALK,
Tcaclier of Mnslc.
Ladles will find a comfortable private music
room in the Ashfvillp Mnsln Rnrnn nnrih nlila nf
ruDiie eqnare. augwutf
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THE NEW
xMountain Park
HOTEL .
Hot ShNHHS TUm O.
(FORMERLY WARM SPRINGS.)
The Baths at this celebrated resort are now
finished. For curative properties or as a luiurr.
they are unsurpassed. - - ,, .
The hotel ia modem and
First-Clasa in Every - Respect,
and aU departments are maintained at the high-1
tststanaaraot excellence. '
On and after Sunday, August 22, the , f olio rin
BVIIUUUIO W 111 U3 1U 1U1UU ; ' " - .
Xeave Aiheviue, -- 10 00 a.m. -"
Arrive Hot Springs, . 12 80 m. "
T Leave Hot Springs, ' it. 00 p. m.
Arrive Asheville, . : 5.80 p. m.
Round Trip Tickets, 9.1 .85.
Vishors and citizens of Asheville are thus of
fered a most 'delightful excursion, a beautiful
railroad ride along the picturesque- French
Broad, and ample time at the Springs tor a Bath
and Dinner.
Good rooms can still be secured by permanent
guests.
Proprietor.
: Also rxorniZTOk s .
HIGHLAND PARK.HOTEL,
AIKEN, 8. C, ,
" - .Tho Popular. Winter Jtesort
au22dlm. -I""- ' " ' " '
ITtOR SALEg
' " ' One small gray DONKEY, bridle
ana stae saddle. . Apply at .
aug 21-d3t . ; : - DbVAULvS Store.
N
OTICE.
AU persons are notified that thev most not ret
sand off my land without having- paid for It in
advance. They will be indicted if they do.
aug 1 atr . , . NATT ATKINSON"
BOUGHT, SOLD, ;AND EXCHANGED
EDW'D H. JJATHAJf",
ASHEVILLE, . , - v N. C.
- Office one door South .Eacie Hotel, opposite
'nlv UUmna ' V i - -' '
PR0FESSI0NALCARDS.
CHAS. A. MOOKE. . . a P, rrrUMiwnj
RE 4 CUMMINGS, v - '
Attorneys and OmnteUort at Jvat
. ASnEYILLE, 'JT. c ',.
LFI5.tIcl,n tne BUtes ClrcnU n pi
?r??a9TO'' 10 tha Btipreme Cwirtat iU.lelKh
n111 the Courts of the Tirclveth JodicUl Dte
trict of the State of North Caroline. TT. T
area aamaom given to oollneUoas of ehUnt
aufv-ly w As w : . .- .--'Ii - . '
DR; M SOUVIELLE, ? ' . -
tATE or the Paris Loxooa Hospitals. !
IL-:L':jCftli ftiL EsirL Imm
wno. Hoc :-io a. nv to 5 p. m.
UFF1CE, EABLX HOTIL, S
aug 7 dim , ; ASHE'VTLLE, N. C.
JJ R..A. M. BALLARD,
L.ciak srKGcosr.
--
ir,.u- vy. ruKLfui
tha e;t;rp
Offers his nrofeasional services to
;ns oi Asneviile and snrround
trv. Office atof P.n. uk.Mu
Drugstore. ' Residence Charlotte at.
de 15-dly '
W. JONES, . - -
Attorney at Lav,
ASHEVILLE,
N.C
wr
1 nouse isauar
Practicesin the r,rt
of Weater&
North Carolina
and Supreme Cort at
Raleigh.
nov 26-iyd
McGILL & BATTLE,
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Wiini.i ViAiit r t
Prsxjtice limited to Eye. 'iar.X raht mnA i.n
Sam. Wesptbat Battle, m. D.,?t. 8. H..
Physician and Sojgeoa.
Offices over De Vault's Drags tore.
3Offlce hours 10 a. n. tola m a '
JTK. JOUN HIT WIIXIAJIS,
Physician and Surgeon.
CifRm . U.ln a. n . . . . .
-ML-uD.., uuumwaui or limnK. Keai
aence on French Broad Avenue. Offiee hoars ll
u.. w xp.au, ana nroms toft ptm.
Thic. . Davidson.- -
Jas. O. Kati
rVAVlTJSON A MARTIN.
a- A ttrneys A CoiimUi
ASHXVnXB, N. c.
I Will JfAcilce In the ftf.h And ftth YnAf.i t.m.
uTthe FadSfoJIn W fh'"?.."
unnn i an n
i - veayiiiiBi
Befer to the Bank of Aahmrni - -
seplwAw6m . "
JAMES A. BURROUGHS,
Physician and Surgeon,
ASHEVILLE, N. G,
Office over Powell it Snide's.
t&" Residence corner rvl afaln .
Woodfin streets.- - Ta
del6-ry - -
J A. TENNENT,
Architect and Civil Engineer.
Designs, Specifl cations, and ICsthnatet ot the
..j ui uuiiumg mrnisnea npon application.
r " .upoiuiwuuwi woen aesirao. Ail work es -
urunea- to me as civil - iniimmr rin
zrJ-fy.maanmx.Ar
aareas, Asnevuii
) Swannanoa BridgeJC -
maTl6-fimos
WATSON, M. D.
OFFICE AT HI H RRSTrmrwmr
Corner of Grove street and Patton Avenne. '
vmix noun : 9 to 11 A. M., 1 tO S P. II
Calls left at Carmlnhatl'a v.ik..'. rw.-
Irell beconveyed, and responded to, by fel
luneiz-atr . .
rpHOS. A. JONES,
I -A
Attorney at Jjvk
ASHEVILLE, N. CJ -'
octaa-lysw Offloe with Davidson Ua
i jy. W. L. 6 W. D. HILLIARD,
Physicians and bnrena
Office next door south Old Bank
jan3-6mos ' ' : ' -
DENTAL CARDS.
B.
H. DOUGLASS, P. D. a,
Dental Rooms over DeVanH'a. Tlmm ntm.
esldence In same buudlna Asheville. N. C.
feb2-w&sw --:' .
DENTAI SU1ZQEI1Y.
nR.1.6. QUEEN has removed bis ' office to
the Y. II. C. A. rooms oil Paltnn Inmu.
and offers his professional services to the public
au proiessionai work done ,with skill and
neatness. ' ' . ' .
tune 10-dAwtf . .
DR. R. II. REEVES, D. D. S.,
- - Omci in Binder Building, ;
pposiU Central HotoV ASHEVJXLE, N. Q
Persons hivlnr arti Octal. work 4aM..aiti
Jrylng lt two or three weeks. U net attaaed, ean '
ntvni n muu un nwwe? will on rtrnnaisih. . J A
JJU. A. B. WAKE, .,
;' - r Dental Snrjfeoix;
vuawv Aia V AJWU IfUUUlAIMt WUUI
work will receive prompt ana careful attention.
Railroad - Tlcicets
' ' II OUGHT AND' SOLli
BT
J., BRANCH, -
CLERK AT, THE EAGLE HOTEL
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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
'.:, v. . . -. V-:
Having sold out my Drug bneinfs I desire to
close np everything at once. Partiea whose
names are en my books will Hud thir accounts
ready at the Music and Lamp store of T, M. le- .
Vault one door below my former place of buitl
near. Mr, W.F. Kaodolph and (J. H. DeYault
are my authorized agents, have chanre ot my
books, and will receipt for all monevg paid to
them. The cash Is saily needed to ciiwo up ay
own indebtedness so pluoso let bae 11 nt once. "
L augl7;aiw - C. W, 1 a VAULT