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D AILY EDITION, lmar, fetoai & Cameroa," EDITORS AND FBOPBIXTOBS. , 1 Year, ga.OO ' . . - O TVIo., 3.00 Wkly, -"; 1Y, - 1.BO C 2oa., 75 ADVERTISING RATES LOW. ASIIP.VIXUS SOCIETIES. CVkm Ommemdery.'Ko. i.J. A. Porter Eminent Commander; Jordan Stone. Secretary. Meets nrat Wednesday night in each month. AJhevillc Cluipter, B. A. 11. Q. H. Bell, High Priest; 8. Hammershlag, Secretary. Meets be second Wednesday nignt In each month. - Ml. Herman iwe. No. 118, A. F. & A. Jf. H. C. Fagg Worshipful Master; Fred, L. Jacob Secretary. Meets jibe are Friday night In each 3 Oil til ' ' " Swannaiioa Lodge, AT. f B., No. U6.J Board inan. Dictator; Jordan Stone, Secretary. Meets the first and third Monday nights in each "ftlm-h Broad Oxmeil, No. 701, S. A. Ellis Levy, Recent; Jordan Stone, Secretary. Meats In the hall of the Knights of Honor on the second oil fourth Monday nights in each month. The Woman' l MiuuMOry Roddy of the M. K. Church, Honth, meet in the church class-room on the Kirst Friday of every month at 4 o'clock P. M. The Beauty of the Weal Lodge No. 40, F. AX. A. Y. A. Meets on the first and third Monday nights in each month. James Lattimore, Worshipful Master ; H. B. Brown, Secretary. The AeheoULe Public Liljrary.wcr Mr. Kep ler's Store, opposite Eagle 1? tl, and next itat to The Bank of Ajuevi, j open to via tors from 18 a. m. to 1 p. m. and from 4:80 to f-JO p. m. A4MEVI1XK CHl'KCH DIKECTOBT UtOuMlist Episcopal Church Church 81. Kot. W. W. Bays Morning services 11 a. m.; sveiiing errices 74pm.; prayer meeting Wed nesday evening 4fcm.CS,th-choql 8 a. ni. Pretbyterum Church Church SL Iter. J. P. Gammon Services 11 a. m.;"!p. m.: prayer meeting fire p. m. Wednes day; Sabbath school half -fast 9 a. ni. gnieeopal Church, Trinity corner Churthand maow su. . Bev. JarvU Buxton,' D. D. Be. Varday McBee, Assistant Bctor. Services Bnnday, 11 a. m. i S p.m.; Wednesdays, Fridays and Holy Dsys, 10 a. m. Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 6 p. m. ; Friday, 8 p. m. Sunday school 90 a. m. Baptist Church corner Woodfhiand Spnux. Ber. J. L. OarroU Bervioes 11 s, m.; 750 S. ni.; prayer meeting 7:30 L it. Wednesday; abbath school 9 a. m. Soman Catholic Church. Ber. John A. McHugh Services every Sun day at 11 a. m, hut the first Sunday of the month, when servioes will be held atthe Warm Springs. Sunday school at 10 a. ra. at Ashe- Jkmbleday Jfisrion Church. Kot W W Bays Pastor. 8abbatu-8chool, t H Wearer 8opt. COLORED CIIUKCBES. A. M.S. dmrck IZhmr-CoOcge St. Bev. Mr. Sherman Servioes 11 a. m.; 8 p. m., and half.past 7 P- ra.; Sabbath school 9 m. Baptist. Ber. Mr. Burnley Servioes 11 a. m.; 8 p.m., and half -past 7 p. nt: Sabbath school 1.30 p.m Kpitcopal. Bev. Mr. Massiah Services 11 a. m.5 Bab bath school 3 p. m. . C0L1P0UND OXYGEN. OFFICE OR Home Treatment. 1TTI ARE PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN TV Asheville, N. C. Office oa Main Street, Pull lam Bouse, first floor. We make a soeclaltv of treatine Consumvtlon Asthma. Bronchitis Rheumatism. Paralysis, Chorea, Neuralgia, and. In fact, all chronic dia. eases, and au diseases resulting irom animpover inhMlMMidit'oii of the blood. If you are able to walk to the office, you CAN be CURED, as many are being enred by our new treatment. weuseinaaaiuonioineuxygen,iu : Medicated Tapor. In Ibis way we can 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, enect aesirea, dui A CONSTITUTIONAL EFFECT. If von save anr kind of Long disease, come and consult us. We will not charge you anything lor consultation. THE OXYGEN GAS, breathed two or three times a day, will restore yon to perfect health, though you may think yourself beyond the reach of remedies. There is not the least danger connected with the treat ment. 'The efleot is pleasant, and the result permanent. i For Asthma, it is a specific as much as Quinine s for chills. If you have Asthma, it will cure you, ana the rcuei is almost instantaneous. - NASAL CATARRH, onr treatment will permanently cure you. We have been using the OXYGEN AND THS MEDICATED VAPOR for some years, and in that time we have cured hundreds ol cases of Consumption alter they had repeated hemorrhages, and were given up by tne Dest pnysicians in tne lana. All diseases treated locally. Come to our office and get NATUKJSH MJfDICINE. COMPOUND OXYGEN. We also pay special attention to RECTAL DI3- JUUUM. 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 pleasure. We do not use the knife r litgatore, or the carbolic acid injection. We can CURS you, and are willing to INSURE a I'UiLK, u yon so aesire. NO CURE, NO PAY! We send the HOME TREATMENT with ehrmieals to last two months for $19. We do not Mblish Testimonals. but on airalication will lurnish any number of post office address, man ners oi patient wno nave oeen curea nnaer our treatment, consultation rree. DK8. HARGAN. GATCHKLL & STONE. Members of the firm of H., H. A B. Physicians. AUK l-UW.U ,, . ASHEVULE MUSIC HOUSE NORTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE. Sells PIANOS and ORGANS on Monthly In staiimeau oi so auu iu. ONE PRICE ONLY. Rheet Mnsio and Mmic Books, . Old instrn- ents taken in exchange. 'or Cataloguer and Circolan apply to ' - : 0. PALE. ugl7:dAwly -- - - R RENT, Two offices, over onr store. I o 2 'i ng 20-dP.t , rowmx & Snider. A 1 -?v,Tr f , r'TTi rr-''l! ' - r- - . , .- , ...n .fir-.;!-. , .,-o.t -,t , v -i.-.iU VOL II. NO 137. DAILY EDITION.: THE DAII.Y CITIZEN Will be published every Morning (ex tent Mondav) at tbe following rates One Year, ' . ... Six Months, . (6 00 3 00 1 50 60 : u 15 Three " . . , One "... v One Week. . . . i rtn Carrinra will deliver the naner ev- erw Mnrninw in evervnart of the city to onr subscribers, and parties wanting it will please call at tne citizen uiuco. Send yojr Job Work of all kind to the Citizen Office, if vou want it done neatly, cheaply and with dispatch. ArriTal and Departure of Psssenter . Trains. SiLiBBDBT Arrives 9:55 a. m. and 7-2 r. K. Departs 10:00 a m and 5:31 p m. Tennessee Arrives 9:60 a. m..' and 5:21 p. m. - Departs 10:01 a. m. and 85 p m. WnumviUJ Arrives 350 p m.and departs 10:10 a. m. . . . The general mail from tM East -s receivea the Paint Bock branch by the 5:21 p. m. train. A mail from Washington and Charlotte, or pouches from lines connected with these points u received by the 7:62 p. m. train ; and pouch es for the same points, ana to points Deiween AshevUle and Salisbury, inclusive, and for warded by the 9.20 a. m. train" going east. INTERESTING READING MAT TER ON FOURTH PAGE. ' CSWe invite attention to the ndver- tisement of N. Plumadore, concerning lands foj sale. - tf See Sheriff Rich's notice to tax payers. It is important . The regular convocation of .Asheville Chapter No. 25, R. A. M., will be held Wednesday night. It is requested that every member be in attendance.- Mrs. Sallie Baird Taylor, wife of Hon. Robt. L. Taylor, the next gov ernor of Tennessee, is in the city visiting relatives. With Col. Coxe's liberal contribu tion, the citizens of Asheville sent over fifteen hundred dollars to Charleston yesterday, Col. C. hav in? previously sent ?2oU. Maj.-McClammy, democratic can didate for Congress in the third dis trict, reports that since the earth- auake. sinks, .six or seven teet in depth, have occurred at his place on tne bound in uupun county. The car load of lime from the kiln uf Messrs. Garren, Ray & Co., at Hot Springs, donated to the city of Charleston, passed through last night, the railroad authorities hav ing given free transportation to the We invite attention to the law card of Mr. Joseph S. Adams. Mr. A. has established himself permai nently in Asheville. His high abili ty and character will command for him a full share of practice. He will fully merit all he may receive. Mr. Swicegood, with his success ful sprinkler, has been trying to keep up with a demoralized vehicle for some days, but, wagon" nature, like human - nature, will . break down sometimes in unexpected and undesirable places, - Yesterday it was absolutely ' necessary to have certain repairs made upon the sprinkler, and hence it was not on the streets yesterday. It will be" all right to-day. - . Just Likx thk Man. Col. Frank Coxe of this city sent the following telegram to Charleston immed iately upon hearing of the disaster which had befallen that city : Ashkvilli, N. C. September 3. If as sistance is needed by the sufferers by the recent disaster please draw on ana for two hundred and fifty dollars, r hank Coxe. The New Uniform. -' ' Prof. Venable, Principal Ashe ville Military Academy announces the arrival of the cloth for the uni forms for the cadets.. Messrs. Schar- tie, on Main 6treet,'and Brown & Co., 1 atton avenue. Merchant Tailors, have the goods, and are ready to supply orders. Let "the boys call anfl get suited. -Rousing Peas. . . ' . .-- ; Our friend T. A. Frady brought to us yesterday two pea-pods each of which was over twenty-six inches in length, which he said "were anti- stock law peas and grew in!a fence- corner, showing the benefit fence corners can be to the people ' when properly cared for.';- The length of our lnend'a pea rather staggered us, but, we asked him if uncultiva ted fencecorners ' could produce such peas what on earth might be expected of the good cultivation of all sucn waste territory, j Jjet our people take a fair square chance at all the good land heretofore rendered useless by the old fence system, mnd such prosperity was never before known as they will enjoy. - - Real Babgajnh Now. ! T 5 T At Law's. We must make room for the fall stock soon to arrive. Great in ducements offered in best grade Silver ware, especially in Castors and hollow ware. - r - -4 -'r' --r Triple plate knives $2 set sinele plate knives $1 set, and Spoons and forks pro- . - . 1 I. , . 1 1 . puruoimteiy low., vrocKeryana yciass greatly reduced, Tea and Chamber Sets at wonderfully JowJigurea, at ' - Law's, opposite Eagle Hotel For a good plate of chicken, ham, beefj or tne best soup yon ever tasted, go to lorners, in tne Johnston building, cor ner Patton Avenue ' and Main streets. Any dish ran be obtained for 10 cents. AS H E VIHKEAM C;fTtXiS D AVgM QRH INfi ASHEVUVLE'S SYMPATHY FOB THE SUFFERING. ShelSends Succor Sorrow. .Willi Her Pursuant to call, a meeting : of the citi zens of Asheville was held in the court house yesterday morning. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Aston, who stated that tbe object of the meeting was to express our sympathy, not in words but by action, in behalf of the suffering in our sister city of Charleston resulting from the recent earthquake Jn that place. ' On motion, Mayor Aston'-was called io the chair, and Mesas. Jordan Stone afid Theo. Hobgood were requested to act as Secretaries -'t '' ' ' - " Mr. G E. Graham moved a committee; to -solicit" contributions ' In' 1 behalf of-Charleston. Motion adopted, and Messrs C E Graham, J M McLoudIj Sawver. AV i'ennitnan.Kichmotid Pearson and R R Rawfca wer&jpadsT" said committee. w4 CaDt. McLoud expressed his hearties t sympathy with the people of Charleston in the' misfortune which 'had overtaken them, and he . thought that Asheville, above all other places should come to their assistance, as we not-only, had a large number of Charlestoniaa residents in our midst, but hundreds or "Visitors from that place annually spending the summers here. ' Mr. Richmond Pearson said he was in hearty Bympathy with this ; movement; that he was . informed that onf: the day after the earthquake 187 South Carolin ians called at the First National Bank for information concerninir .the disaster. the greater majority of whom were from Charleston, showing how closely, we were allied to that unfortunate placej an4 he hoped Asheville would come liberally-to the assistance of the stricken city. Messrs. Johnstone Jones and n. A. Gudger made a few appropriative . re; marks. . Mr. H. A. Gudger moved a -committee on resolutions be appointed, to report to an adjourned meeting to. be held to night at 8 o'clock at the Courthouse. Adopted, and Messrs. H. A..: Gudger, Johnstone Jones, S. R. Kepler, J. H. Merrimon, and J. S.,A,dama were iiade said committee. ' 1 The chairman was instructed to tele graph to the Mayor of Charleston our sympathy in the distress that bad be fallen tne people ol tnat city, and to in form him that Asheville would aye more material assistance. , t , j The following amounts were subscribe! during the meeting ' ' K. ju. I'earson, C M. McLoud. Mrs. James Thomas, H. A. Gudger, C. E. Uraham & Co, liawls & Uro., James Cortland, $50,00 each ; Bank of Asheville $100.00: Johnstone Jones, O. H. Reighard, S. R. Kepler, J. R. Patterson, Frank Johnston, Theo, Hobgood, E. J. Aston, ur . u. Jb . Kawis, uoubleaay and fscott, J S. Adams, Eben Coffin, Powell & Snider. $10,00 each ; J. H. Merrimon, Penniman Uo., J. tf. Kawyer, J no. if. l.ing, f2v,00 eacnjii. 11. King, Ur. I, A. Watson, Miss a. L,. fatton, K. 1. Holmes. Band of nope, JNatt Atkinson, Town Topic, $5,00 each ; McUonneii and eon and I. & Mur ray $1,00 each ; Caroline Cheatham, col., 50cts, and Capb- M. J: Fagg 250 bushels of lime, which has already been forward ed. All the committees will report ' to the meeting to-night, and we 'hope the amount subscribed will run up to thous ands. The following letter presented to the meeting speaits ior itseii: Ashiville.N. C, 9 6 18S6. To the Buffering of Charktton: , w Please accept our little offering wlfli our love and neart felt sympathies. May your dear city soon rise irom its rums more beautiful than before and the glad temperance banner float from every house, for more dreadful than the earth quake shock is the .work of the great eneinv we are fighting. Hoping in the strength of Jesus, our leader, to tconqueid . 15AND OF.UOPE, , , .t- - of Asheville, N. CI. Inclosed amt $5.00. j . ' ., God bless the little band. And subsequent to the meeting the following amounts were sub scribed, making total amount First National Bank and Mrs. Sa rah Coxe 1100 each: Mrs E Sludet and Rev. L M Pease $50 each; W H Penland, isearden, Kankm & Co ft OR oa T A1hi niart 9f. T T? Starnes, H H Lyons,-! C Lyons, Al exander, renlev & Co., D C Wad dell, H C Hunt, Dr. W H. Hilliard, Powell & Snider, W B Williamson & Co., Brevard & Blanton, Frank Loughran, J E Rankin $10 each; N W Girdwood, J A Tenant, Jaa N Owenby, C J McCape. A D. Cooper, H Redwood & Co., S Hammershlag, L Pulliam, Whitlock, J L Murray, IS Li Brown, U B JJumeld, Col. K Ifi Cox, C Cowan,- W B Gwyn, M. E Carter, Ballard Bros., James JLough ran S5 each: T-CH Dukes, J W Shartle, W C Carmichael W E Pelham, R L Fttzpatrick, $2 each; 4 . David g Murdoch, James-Calvin S2.o0 each J i L Smathers, H C iFagg, , Will Heston, James Carson, Butler Scruggs, J H Woody, K B Furman, W E Wolfe, R R Porter, E Heston, B H Cosby, 51 each; cash ?5.00. - - Full Dental Outfit. Dr. Ware nas lust received a new and complete Dental: outfit,' and is now prepared to do all kinds of den tal work. Call on him at his office in the Qtizek building. V For " the prompt and certain core of erysipelas, use Avert Sarsaparillawhich is the specific- endorsed by the most eminent medical authorities. - .Seventy three acres, of' Land,-, with beautul view, fust outside : corporate limits, to sell at a bargain within the next ten days, by .. , . , .... , - v. Atkinsou & Cooxk, ' t f. ' " ' Real Estate Dealers. ASHBVILLES CONTEIBOTIOX ';'-h Mayor Aston r sent the following telegram to Acting. Mayor Huger , wO X ASHEVILLEjffc)pW;Uj vs4W '. rt ttt. . express to-day tnirten susdred dollars for use byyou'fenef cdm"-' mittee.'Witb; hearty sympathy -n for yor,j)eoploV V'.; ! JT'.;1 ? Morewill braised;if 'ineefssary. Theies which bind Ashevillead Charleston ar'e'too -close ' For either one or the.otlier.tafaIft6 'fespoTicl to the fullest measute-of - ability to ih- reauiremehts as'. necessityc ..of eifJtirhe tizE?r is not surprised at tber resalt of the meeting which it suggested be called Jo i behalf of the people-of tror- sister city t The people rsfvfUb..J4 neyer;yet failed to fespond to the calls - of-suf fering humanity. God blesaliuman natutCiny way! . OrjiuSjiiGuraOF, LABOtu .To&tIpaiblishes two'ifii- portaAkTcdmrnunlcatioris fromilr. Joaa, G.Xindscy , a prominent mem ber 6rthe'locai' assembly i of the Knighfs &f abor . ind one of our substantial, good citizens. vi s, ipne lg in Response to a suggestion mady tb5JmzEN last week'rela tie Ja" the frgnnization ; of build ing and loan association - for the good of our connTQtmityj our- work ing people, and the members of the association. . e are pieasea io una tha t the Klnights', is a bbdyV bave a co-operative feature connected wi th their order,-aiKl' thai the members oi this will also co-operate with other citizens, not Knights, in local en terprises, &c., &c. ' In unity lies strength. "All uniting and contrib uting to a special object can succeed, when the best directed efforts of a few will faU. Asheville. is growing she must be kept growing. To do this such industrial enterprises as we have must be encouraged and supported given a preference and others established. The working people of a community are its bone and smew, its very ale in truth. When these are constantly employ ed and are comfortable the commu nity prospers and-grows,1 and no place ever had too many if good, regular, remunerative work could be given then. ' Ho place ever tailed to languisn where the working men who are there are only casually employed, at unrenumerative wages, and living frouj day to day on uncer iainty. Every interest is involved in haying in Asheville a contented, prosperous, constantly growing wor king class. Therefore, as one means to an end, our citizens who have the real interests .of Asheville- at heart, and who believe there are others in this world entitled to at least a com fortable chance to live and breathe where they are willing, and capable, to work for it, should co-operate with the organization for which Mr. Liindsey speaks in establishing and aiding industrial enterprises in our city. We cannot tell what can be done until we try; we cannot enter upon or devise a plan, without con sultation. "We would be glad if the Knights would appoint a good com mittee, ' and let us see , if we cannot get together thr of our citizens, and discuss, and devise, and act. We believe a building- and loan as sociation will be most useful. If one can be organized and ' we know it -can be,: it-' would .prove a great benefit to those who may not have h omes in aiding them in "getting them. : Other enterprises may sug- gent themselves , upon consideration and consultation. Let us .all work to-gether for -our mutual and for AshevUle'a good. " . , '. mm Thk Citizens' Meeting. ' To-night at 8 o'clock an adjourned meeting of the citizens of Ashevilltf will be held at the court house, to hear the report of the committees "on contribu tions in -connection with the fearful dis aster at Charleston last week. The meet ing yesterday was- prdctive of much good, resulting in nearly fifteen hundred dollars being subscribed; but the -com mittee to solicit contributions from the community at large is sUll , at - work, and we expect that to-night the amount given will be considerably larger.- Let . every one who feels a sympathy for the strick en city by the sea come out to-nignt ana endorse and encourage the movement to aid snffenng humanity in tnat place. .The Citizen suggested itf thought our Mayor was a little slow in call ing -,9i public- meeting-- in- behalf of Charleston.- The Mayorof Ral eigh, our . State capital, with the presence anclinfluence crtf Surtgorv- ernor to help was several nours later, Late" Of ear Iv. our people' were on time, and npie cpnuted pfej means, to be added to if necessary, but this aid must by no- means be taken to be as big as their sympathy. Our hearts are. always larger, .(hap our pocket-books. -i ,.: f vl. w t;rtiBJ WBs l'WiiW-''-!, ' TTse Dr. Gnnn's liver Fills tot Sallow com plexion, Pimples on the Faoe and JJiliions Bet. ' Never sickens or gripes. Only one for a dose, . Samples free at, a. U. lyons. - . dawlw. I Lots of handsome good for autumn and winter hut opened. The tnost ; desirable ttyles and colorings promise to be scarce and it wilt be nara to nna a jew article uuer. r. i ' .7. REDWOOD Se CO.,t, i tf ' One Price 8ystern.i SE PT EM B ER 7;: 1886. PRICl.jVj CENTS The Earthquake is Charlestos th Sknsation ' and Scenes Vividly . Dss- 'f :CBIBKO.,, , ., : ; ; . .. . ' We are permitted to use extracts, from a letter to one of pur citizens, written by a lady of Charleston dated on Friday 3d inst, at 1 o'clock A. MVv' 1 ' ?This is Friday 1 o'clock a. m., and it is me oik ume wai x nave ueen auie ui sit down and compose, mvself to write yen, after the horrors of Tuesday night. We had all, that is Minnie and - myself, Cob S. and Robert, Frank E. Jule and Robbie been seated on the piazza. The day had been excessively hot, all felt wearied with the heat, and Bobbie and Tale bad gone to their rooms and retired. In a few moments after, all had conclud ed to retire. I had put out the lamp in the sitiing-room, and just turned out the one in the hall when I began 'to ' hear ia rumbling which increased in violence and the house seemed to me- to be totter ing . on its foundation. I put out my hand to catch, the bannisters, but they shook so I could scarcely get hold of them and I felt so Bick aha dizy that I could scarcely keep on my feet - I begrtr to hear glass breaking and -things crash ing up stairs, and all who had gone up stairs came rushing down two steps at a time making for the street, to which we all rushed, with scarcely enough sense to know how we ' got there. Robbie and Jule jumped out of bed and rushed into the house without stopping to think of their clothes, but by the time they got in tbe violence of the shock had passed and they went back and dressed. ' Bat in that few seconds of time what destruction and desolation have been caused 1 It makes me shudder now as I think of it; it was the most awful ex perience of my life. When we got into the street it was crowded with people, I dont think a single person remained inside of a house, and all were telling their experience. Pretty soon we began to see fires bursting out in every direc tion, look - which way you would,' and then I thought the fearful end of all things was at hand, that what the earth quake had not destroyed the fire would. And so all night through we waited and watched its progress, as all the shanty's in George, between King and St. Phil lips' streets, were burning, and we knew not how soon it might reach us. We tied up clothing in sheets and brought down stairs; had vessels filled with wa ter and set on the piazza, and then, when the course of the fire shifted a little I sent around to look after Mrs. L. and Annie, who were driven from their house which was so shattered as to be beyond repair. Dr. L.'s house was also badly shattered, and they fled to the College Campus, but so soon as C. become com posed they come here, and have remain ed ever since. Mrs. L. and Annie remain ed all night in the 6treet, the latter in a fainting condition. They came here in the morning. Dr. L.'s house is a wreck, also the L.'s. We have escaped most wonderfully well compar ed with hundreds of others who are houseless and homeless. Our chimneys are all gone except the one on the kitch en, which was fortunate, as our cooking can go on just the same. The walls are a little cracked all over the house. The chimneys, or what was left of them, were in such a dangerous condition that I hir ed two men yesterday to come and take them down, which they did for 75 cents each. To-day you cannot get the same thing: done under $ 3, $4, or $5 apiece. Many and many a one here knows not where to go for shelter, for every one who lived in a brick house is afraid to venture back, they are in such a tottering condition. I now provide for to-day, leaving the morrow to take, care of itself. None of us have slept in a bed this week, all stay in the sitting room, feeling it easier to get out in case of an other shock. I fix every body as com fortably as I can, but there is not much sleep for any one. Last night Dr. L. and C. slept in the stable on the hay. They have been more demoralized than any ono else. . Lost.' "' ' ' On the night of Sept. ' 2nd, a pair of gold eye-glasses, with gold chain attach ed. - A suitable reward will be eiyen by leaving the same at J. P. Sawyer's store. i t. . . ,- . - ' Jnst What They All Say. Hon. D. D. Haynio, of Salem, Bis., says he uses Dr, Bosanko's cough and Lung Syrnp in his family with the most satisfactory results, in all cases of coughs, colds and croup, and reeommendB it in particular for tne little ones. sample Dottle iree at a. a. iyons. aawiw. . - -. Call for Berline-plaster imported cakes at Moore and Ko bards'. , aug dot Cut -llatG Tickets, BOUGHT, SOLD AND EXCHANGED 'EmV'J M.-JTATlTAJr, ASHEVILLE, .. N. C Office one door South Eagle Hotel, opposite gwannanoa. , , , , , , ,-, uij v-adinos ' - ' . ASkEYILLE Military Academy : : S. F. VENABLE Prjncipai,. ' W. PINCKNEY MASON,' Commaxdek ' ' " ' or .Cadets. . " n r ,, -i i . . ir-. : Opens September 30th, 1&S6. j ' ' Continues for 40 weeks. i For terms; &c, address ( ; . . ! sept 4-dAwtf ! Thb PnisciPAi-r j Railroad ; Tickets; ' .'' BOUGilT' AND SOLD '''' "' I W. T. BRANCH, CKEEK 11 -THE EAGLE HOTEL Asheville, N. Ci iolo-dt PROF. V. KNERINGER ; . :? ; r -....-:: ::-r- -.1.1 f-v -.-.--ii m Respectfully informs the- public and his friends that he is ready to open his Class in Music for the Jb au and Winter. He will devote- his utmost efiorts in a kindly, but strict system of teaching, to promote the progress ol pupils confided to his care. i--:- -- j ., ,; Terms' will -be moderate. v.t.V- 7'. ' Pianos tuned and repaired, and put in nrst-class order at reasonable rates. ; Applicants sent through post-sffice or left at ottzen oince, win De promptly attended to. . V.Kjiebisgbb, ; sept 4-dtf . - . : ' . ? I-The ' Dailt 1 CrizES 'can' al ways be found at tne News Stand at the Old Central bmidipg. ; 1 ";" ' Joint ; MifEnNO - of -1 Maoistbatxs " AND COMMOSIOJJEBS." "" ', ' ' " The called meeting of Justices and Commissioners to meet yesterday, for want of quorum' being present adjourned until Saturday next : at 11 o'clock a. m."" This meetins was called to consider very important matters concerning bridges, &c.,and it should be a matter of, public re gret that a quorum was not present yesterday. We hope a full meeting will be had Saturday next ; You ate feeling depressed, vonr anoe- tite is poor, yon are bothered with Head ache, you are fidgetty, nervous, and gen erally out of sorts, and want to brace up. .Brace up, nut not with, stimulants spring mediine,: o bitUra., -which . hava fcr their basis very cheap, bad whisky, and wnicn stimulate you Tor as hour, and then leave voii in worse condition than before. What yon want is an alterative that will purify your blood, start heal thy action of Liver and Kidnevs. restore your vitality, and give renewed health and strength. Such a medicine you will find in Electric Bitters, and only 50 cents a bottle, at H. H. Lyons drab Btore. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. T AX NOTICE. The Tax List, for ttu vmr IBs, bavin hsua il&ced in my hands for collection. aU parties are erebv notified to nail a mv nffi. nii mttit. their taxes. . J. K. RICH. sept 7 Olwawlt Sheriff. D ISSOLtJTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. The firm of Straith f!n la thla iiw ji.i-a by mutnal consent, A. M. Ballard retinng. Tbe business will be continued by Mr. straith. AshevtUe, Sept. 1st, 1888. sept 7 dot , TIANO FOR SALE. ' A great bargain is offered in a first class piano in fine condition. Tbe instrument can beveen and tested by calling at the Photographic OaUerJson South Main street. sept Jdtf .... ATTENriONl -. Tne uniform ninth fnr th Tknniia nf ha kaxra. yiLLE MILITARY ACADEMY hu arrived, and is iu mu usuus oi Dom jur. Bcnarue or Main at and Mr. J. Brown & Co., of Patton Avenue, Mer chant Tailors, and will be sold to those wanting AT COST. - H. P. VKNABLK. sept 7 d3t -. Prln. A. M. A. PROPOSALS FOB RENT, Sealed bids will be renewed nn ta TiumuIkv the 14th Inst, for the two front rooms (second story) of the new First National Bank building. Rooms will be rented separately or together and on y for the term of one year. ' w. ti. fisNLAND, cashier, sept 7 d Tuesday, Wedneadav and Thursday. JOSEPH S. ADAMS," ; . i :i Attorney ana voanseliar m Lsw, Office in Law Building, adjoining First National Bank, ASHEVILLE, N. C. Practices in all courts, State and Federal, sept 7 I year Unitarian Publications SENT FREE. Address SECRETARY WOMEN'S AUXILIARY CONFERENCE, Lexington, Mast, Box 82. sept 9 wSmoa F OR RENT. The home nlaca I now ooennr. flillv furnish ad. iur six monuis or one Year. Apply to sept 5 dlwk . I. V, AMGILDEH. ANTED, A WHITE NURSE. One to take cbarse of two chlldran. sand advantages, good wages. Apply to una w. b. tkuIi -sept 5 d3t at Bound Knob. SHEVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE. The FaU Term opens Wednesday Scot. 8th. at 9 o'clock A. M. Parents are earnestly urged to send their children in on the first day. Wednesday, Thursday an d Friday will be devo ted to the organization oi the Department and formation of classes. . ... Jtojimn 0 MjraTMecTzmw. REV. JAMBS ATKINS. JB.. A. ST.. President. BEN J. E. ATKINS, A. M., Mathematics and Ns rural science. Rbv. T. P. SUMMERS, A. M., Mental and Moral sciences. Miss LAURA E. McLOUD, Literature and Frin- cipai preparatory ueparnaent. . Miss SALLIE FI8K WEAVER. Assistant. Miss SALLIE C. OMBURGi Modern Language ana Art. Miss V. KELLY, Instrumental andTVooal Music Miss Kelly who take charge of the Musical DoDaxtment waa educated in the Oinnianati Cam. servatory and has been for several years in charge of the Department of Musi in the Kentaeky Fe male Allege, a new ana vmiuaoia leafare lu musical work for the coming sessioa will be the holding of a monthly musicale in the Uteiary Hall. These entertainments will be given to pa trons and Invited guests. Pupils will Dlav bv the appointment of the Teacher in the grade ta wnicn eacn Deiongs. -tne ooieot oi in is exercise is to Inspire the pupils to faithful eonselentiona practice and to prepare them lor easy and graee. mi appearance m sucievj Primary Departmeat fS.00, $10.00, fli5a Preparatory " S1C.00. : French and German each $10.00. : . - ' ' . Collegiate Department $26.00, .,,.: ,, Patntinz in OIL 115.00. ' - . - Instrumental or Vocal Music, Special Lessons, t'25. piano rent ss.w. . Contingent fee $2 except la Prim. Dept. - TERMS : Payable quarterly In advance. Recitation hours from 8:40 A. M. to 2 P. M. tlMMMjy WUBMM. There are in connection with the ocfleee two large Qreen-houses to which all pupils of Botany whether regular, or special, have tree access for observation throughout the whole year. This affords a rare opportunity for the acquisition of ciear anu practical anuwieage in tnis fffantinll science,- .. i n,...i l- . The patronise of the College under the present administration has extended to Maine, Pennsyl vania, Manachnfetta, South Caroliaa, North Car olina, Florida, Louisiana, Georgia, VUyiuU, W. Virginia, Tennessee, Missiasippi, Texas, Arkansas ana Indian Territory. , . . . , -TBte number of pupils In attendance last session . jmUMKIL AVII.m 'FUMi Beardeh Medal for hieheat Bcholarshln:-' Ml Mary Spain, Sardis, Miss.; Mist Alice Wilson, Lenoir, N. C. . - Sawyer Medal lor beet Encllsh KaaaT- Miss Mary Spain. Sardis. Miss. Bnttrick Medal for best Reading: Mist Fannie Ferguson. Wavnesville. N. C Arv jteaai : anss eaine rial weaver,' weavfjr- vlle,N.C. . - The Primary, 'Preparatory and Collegiate courses are thoroughly coordinated so that pupils beginning in the elementary branches are- there thoroughly drilled and then takan on through a uni form course to full graduation. Parents who intend to educate their daughters ia the would de well therefore to eater thorn at ae early an age as convenient. .. . ,-. . - In order that patrons may easily avail them selves ef this arraoaament. the tuition in the Primary Department is. aa stated above. tl.GO. 2.eo and S2Ae per month, according to toe grade ofthepapiL i . ,.; i-t tf, - - The course is extensive : the teaching thorough; the disciDline firm. - . ror annual catalogue giving run particulars. sddress. KEY. JAMJtS AlkltiS, JR., teptt dw r... 1. AshevUle, N. C. R 'RENT. After lst Ssntember Dwellinar on corner of wuurea street ana raiton Avenue, ror terms, Ac.,applyto. . - , ,v, ; .ROBT. &, JOHNbTON . - sept 1 dtstopped .- . "WEST N BIDE FUBIICT SQtJAliE; ' BILL HEADS, rj-v LETTER HEADS'i I . POSTERS, -; ! " " - BLANKS, A j 44 74 rfor 0 all kinds done with, fromflness and at low r ices J 1 ' i ( Buncombe County. ! House of Representatives Johnstone -Jones, H. A. Gudger.- ! Sheriff John R. Rich; a.--. ; . Clerk John L. Cathey. Kr. . 1 1 . v Register John K.- Patterson.. m.i'jU Treasurer -John H. Courtney. r Surveyor A. H. Btarnea t . j i .t : Coroner Dr,. WJ), HilUard. , , , -. . ' Malarial poison can be entirely remov ed from the system by the use of Ayer'a Ague Cure, which containsasure specific, in the form of a vegetable product, used in no other remedy. - Warranted. : tsentlO '. . PROFESSIONAL CARDS.. CHA8. A. MOURE, , . P. A. CUMMINOj. OORE & CUMMINGS, . Attorneys and Connsellors at Ixtv .. . ASHEVILLE, N. C Practice in tha Trnitod R.taa Xint rw. .. rlCt Courts at. AahpvlllA. HtalorilWs rhadmu and Greensboro; in the Supreme Court at Raleigh and In the Courts of the Twelveth. Judicial lrt tnct or the state o5 North Carolina. - . apcaa aaemon given to ootlnctioas OT mklm i ft JB. M. SOUVIELLE, LATE OF THS PARIS A LoilDOa HoiBFIXAUt.'' Diseases Of tbe Ed, Heart, TtrDat. Iwi I i;l A SPECIALTY. Mil Office Hours -10 lU.toSp.ni. Office-, Eagle Hotel, aug7.dlm ASHEVILLE, N, C. , DR. A. M. BALLARD, M . M , PHTS1CIAIT and BCBGEOM. Office North wAtla TiiHi Siintro'' 1)uMmmm. Haywood street. Office Telephone Call No. &4 Besidcnce Telephone Can No. 43, juiie x-uDmoapa Ofiera his professional services to the citizens of Afihevilla and Rilrrnn rid ing country. Office over CaraJchael's Drug store. Residence Charlotte st. de lo-dly . -y W. JONES, , Attorney at Law, ASHEVILLE, - - . ' - N.C Office in Johnston Building opposite Cov.. Mouse square. . , Practices in the Courts of "Western North Carolina and Supreme Cout at Raleigh. nov 26-iyd R3. McGILL & BATTLE, Wakdlaw McGnx, M. D., ' ' jmcuce) umnea to r-je, juu, i tout and uaa 8AM. WlSTBAT BATTU. M. D.U. 8. Hii i-nysicianana uaigcon. . '.'''" Offices over De Vault's Drag Store. . aS.OSce hours 10 a. m. to 12 m., and C to 4 p i i . aeM-tf . rK. JOHN HEY WILLIAMS, . - Physvcum and Surgeon. " . K'-i w" wuw ui jioiiK. null oenee on French Broad Avenue. Office hanra 11 a. m. to 1 p. m., and from Sto 6 DJ xa. T ti -i laacsT. Davtbbok. -t- -, Jas.". Maw : DAVIDSON & MARTIN, , , Attorneys) Jk CennsellonMUVlaw : ASBZVTLLa, N, C. Will urai;tlce In the 8th and Bth Jndim&i Tiutrui- , and in the Supreme Court of North Carolina, ana in the Federal Courts of U6 Western Dlatriotol North Carolina. Kef er to the Bask of AshOTllleJ seniwAwm TAMES A. BTJRROTTOTTR i J .. .v . ' Physician and Surgeon, ' , ASHEVILLE, N. C, OtBce over Powell & Snide's. " " tST" Residence corner of Main an,i Woodfin streets. de 16-ly - J A. TENNENT, Architect and Civil Engineer. t', Designs. Specifications, and Estimates' m ' the style of building furnished npon appjicattoa. A. wwa BuiwruiMsuuBtt wnen aesirea. . au wore en trusted to me as Civil Engineer will receive prompt attention. Thorough drainage of landa : specialty, fotn. omce address. AahevUla oi sat, N. O. Residence Swannanea BridgeJC m&rl&-6mos n ..... . . J. A. WATSON, M. D. -; OFFICE AT HIS RFSTnKNr;F. Corner of Grove street and Patton Avenue. . . : ' umce nours : o to 11 A. M.t 1 to 3 P. M. , Calls left at Carmichael'a nr Fi-lhiml Dnii Store will beeonveyed, and responded to, by tel -ephone. , , . tune Ls-a u i- - i,. . HOS.A.JONIS, 1. Attorney at. Iav I ; , v ASHEVILLE, N. C . -w ; , oct&ljiw . Office with Davidson Ma ? i JRS.W.L.c W. D. HILLIARD, Physicians and burgeon Office next door south Old Bank , ' jan S-6 mos ff.r DENTAL CARDS. B. H. DOUGLASS, J. D. B., Dental 'Booms over De Vault's. Drag 8 tore esldence in same building . Asheville, N. Ct- DENTAL SURGERY. ; : DR, J. G. ' QUEEN hM removed his office to the Y. M.C. A. rooms on Patton- Avenue. - and oners his professional services to the public, AU professional work done . with skill and'' neatness. " .4 ..J . iunelO-dawti . . v DR. R. H. REEVES, D.D.S., : - i umui ta oiuocc onmnng,- ' ppoatU Central Hotel, . ; ABHIVnXE, H. O mi mil '- ' ' Feraons having anilcial work dose, after I rytng K twa or three weeks.lf not sat lulled, cart ntora It and tha moner wUlberetanded.- -Jy Is WARE: a-i iV't(l it :.iiJr.-. Dental Surgeon, t r,j Office tn Citisen building, second Hoof. A work will receive prompt ejid eaieiul atwutiso. t g i JyWdly JUT WOOD FOR SALE. - . - - The splendid stallion brooght to this city two years ago by the late Haj. K. Wi Hemdo-s. 'Will ' be sold at public auction on the court house, square, on September 16th, mt 12 o'clock noon, ir not told privately before that tune. Tbe recurtk of this horse is well known, and inmost satixiac-. tory.i For full particulars call OS tne -anden signed at his o&iue io the courthonse . u . aa28-WiW-iw ... W. K WHITSOtf. v a Li-
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