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DAILY EDITION. Fuau, Steal tt Caaeroa, KOITOB8 AND PROPRIETORS. CITIZEN, JOB .OFflCE, west stun 1 ptjbltc fef(TitE. BILL HEADS, v , "'' LETTER HEADS, - POSTERS, BLANKS, A. And fob Work of all kinds done with ' fromftness and at low frices.' .jjifT f i 1 Year, a.OO 8 Mol., 3.00 illYMr, ... 1.BO O Mob., 7S f H A - i "5 ' jl ; , ! Af ! A -l Jw U J-'!' J VOL . II.-NO 128. ASHBYILLE.? N,C. WEDNESDAY: MORNINGr SEPTEMBER 1886. ! PRICE 5 CENTS ' I'RR TSATGr RATRS LOW.' AfiHKTII.Ue SOCIETIES. CymM rfiy, Ko. A J. A. Porter Eminent .tomtnander; Jordan Stone. Secretary. Meets first Kedneaday night la each month. AthrMU Chanter. R. A. M.G. H. Bell. Hllfh Priest: M. Hammerahlag, Secretary. Meets be second Wednesday night In each month. Ml. Homo L-UM. No. 118, A. F. it A. It. H. c. Fags WorshiptU Master: Fred. L. Jacob Uecrutary. Meets JUta Ant Friday night In each BlMth. Sumnanoa lodge, I. af H., No. C4S.--J Board Qiao, Dictator; Jordan 8tone, Secretary. Meets the lint and, third Monday nights in each n. mil n rremem Broaa vomen, no. vui, k. juiu Levy, Regent; Jort a atone, Secretary. Meet; In tho hall of the Kruhta of Honor on the secona and fourth Monday nig-hta In each month. The Woman' Misstomaru Society ot the M. K. Church, South, meet la the church clan-room on the Ft rut Friday of every month at 4 o'clock P.M. The Beaut of the West Lodge No. 40, F. A. A. Y. Ml Meeta oa the first and third Monday nlghU In each month. James Ittimore, WoTHhipful Marter ; H. B. Brown, Secretary. The AtKeviile PvbUe Library, over Mr. Kep lor'i Store, opposite Eagle Hotel, and next d ior to The Bank f Aihevillo, ia open to ris- tort from 19 a. m. to 1 p. m. and from 40 to -.30 p. m. AMUKVIEXE CHVBCH DMECTOKT MeOiodirt EMeeopal ChwrckChnrh 8L Rev, W. W. Baj .Wwifc.lrCTUa intjft. mmiiw terrioea 7V D m.1 DEaver meeuuK n ea- i oeaday evening X P m.3abbath 1011001 Pretbyterum Church Church BL Oar. J. P. Gammon Service! 11 a. m. ,7 p. m.; prayer meeting fit p. m. Wedaee day; Sabbath ashool &al-paat 9 a. ni. EpiMCOval Church, Trinity- corner Church and WWovo BU. Ber. Jarrig Buxton, D. D. Bev. Tarday UcBee, Assistant Brctor. Service Sunday, 11 a. m. to P.m.; Wednesdays, Fridays and Holy Days, 10 a. m. Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satnrdaya, 6 p. m. ; Friday, 8 p. m. Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Baptist Church corner Woodftn and tipnux. Ber. J. I. Carroll Servioes 11 a m.; 70 p. to.; prayer meeting 7:30 d. IT. Wednesday; Sabbath school 9 a. m. Roma Catholic Church. Hem. John A. McHngh Servioef every Son day at 11 a. m, but the first Sunday of the ntk uiMrlu will ha hoM atihtWini Springs. Sunday school at 10 a. m. at ashe- Dombledav Mission Church. .. Her W W Bays Pastor. BaabathSchool, J fl Wesrcr SupL COX.OKED cntTstCHES. a. JT. & Cfcare CoUegt BL - Bev. Mr. Sherman Services 11 a. m.; 3 p. m., and half.past 7 p wa. Sabbath school 9 m, Baptist. Ber. Mr. Burnley Services 11 a. m. ; 3 p. m., and naif-past 7 p. m.: Sabbath school 1.30 p.m Episcopal. Ber. Mr. Maasiah Benrioes 11 a. m.; Bab bath school 3 p. m. COMPOUND OXYGEN. OFFICE OR Home Treatment. ITT I ARE PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN tY AsheViile, N. C, - i.- -Office on Main Street, jTulllam House, first floor, We make a specialty of treating Consumptloa, Astoma. Jjroncaius. Jtneumausm, raraiyns, Chorea, Keuralgia, and, in fact, all chronic dia. If yon are able to walk to the ohice, yon CAS be CUBED, as many are being cured by onr new treatment, we aw in aauiuoa toiae uxygen,ia Medicated Tapor. In this 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 msdlcine 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 looat emsci oeaireo. out A CONSTITUTIONAL EFFECT. It voa have anr kind of Lung disease, come mnA Mwinll no W. will noharM mn anvthin lor eonsuitauon. THE OXYGEN GAS, breathed two or three times a day, will restore you to perfect health, though you may think vourself bevond 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 s for chill-. If you have Asthma, it will cure you, ana tne reuei is almost instantaneous. NASAL CATABRH, onr treatment will permanently eure you. We have been using the OXYGEN AND THK MEDICATED VAPOR , for some years, and In that time we have cured hundreds ot cases of Consumption after they had repeatet hemorrhages, and were given wp by the best physicians in the land. All diseases treated locally. Come to onr office and get NATCKE'S MEDICINE. COMPOUND OXYGEN. We also pay special attention to RECTAL DIS EASES. PILES, FISTULA. FISSURE, AND RECTAL ULCER. We have sn entirely new traatment, that is painless; the patient need not lose one hour from business or pleasure. We do not use the knife or Utea'.ore, or the earbolie arid Injection. We can CURE you, and are willing to INSURE a CURE, if you so desire. NO CURE, NO PAY! We send the HOME TREATMENT with Chemicals to last two months for 919. We do not publish Testlmonals, but on application will furnish any number of post office address, man ners of patient who have been cured under our treatment. Consultation free. DR8. HARQAN, GATCHELL & STONE, Members of the firm of H., H. A B. Phytriciana . aag 1-dawSm ...... ASHEV1LLE IIUSIC HOUSE , NORTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE. Sells I1AK0S and" ORGANS on Monthly In- ONE PllICEr ONLY., ( Rheet Musle and Manic Books.' Old Instru ment. iueo in exenange. For Catalogues and Circulars apply to . 0. PALE. togl7:dAwly POREEST. - ' . I Two offices, over onr store sug20-dSt POWILL & SltlDEB. DAILY. EtUTION. THE DAILY CITIZEN Will be published every Morninx (ex- cent Mondavi at the following rate strictly cash : One Year, . . . ' . J . $6 00 Six Months. . . .... 3 00 Three M 1 50 One " . . . , v-.- 50 One Week, . t 5 rianw r.mM will Ali wt f.ria riartAr sv. ery Morning in every part of the city to Ana an k&nw! Waw ai VMlTiaaaS VATstinvV if VIAE VUUaFtiXJilClO aavaa Va, imw niwviaiaj -S 11 . A m Z-1 AO! win pieaae can at toe mi.Kn viuco Send your Job Work of aU hinds to the Citizen Office if vou want U done neatly f cheaply ana vntM dispatch. Arrival u4 toprimr orPiMrair M. aTaBaamS 8IaXsbut ArriTM 9-J6S a. m. and 7:52 r, Depart! KMX) a m and 5:81 p m. Term T. tfWA aa wva an1 QJK n -BSX XXCJJwaaMw wvi sa aaa sasaaa uw f WATirawvTLi3esJia p as, an departs 'j The treneral mail fromuie "East Js received bv the i-b a. m. train i the general mail from the Paint Bock branch by the 6:21 p. m. train. A mail from Washington and Charlotte, or pouches from lines oonnectea with weee points is received "by the 7:52 p. m. train ; and pouch es for the same points, and to points between Asheville and Salisbury, inclusive, and for warded bv the 9.20 a. m. train going east. ty INTERESTING READING MAT TER ON FOURTH PAGE.1 tW We invite attention to the ndver- tisement of N. Plamadore, concerning lands fw sale. tf Col. J. L. Howell and family left Monday for their Arkansas home, to spend the winter. Good luck to you, Colonel. Mai. Malone's Flopdoddle organ says "any body can follow, but few can lead.", This accounts for its following the Mai- ah, and also accounts for the fewness of its leader. Mr. Wm. Torrence has just completed a large rock contract for the Southern. Improvement Company, at the depot. S. W.. House, a workman under him, made Mr. Torrence a present of a fine hat on the completion of the work. Our friend of the Dnrham Daily Recorder gets off the following : 1 "A point for Hobgood of the AshevulelcZcance to think of: "The Malone cholic days have come the saddest of the year," . "An .experienced young druggist, one whom we .can cheerfully com mend in all respects, v ishes a situa tion in his business,' in Asheville. Any one desiring such services will please call at the Citizen office. : The suggestions of the Citizex relative the organization of a building and loan association meeta the happy endorse rueut of a nuauSr of Knights of Labor and other enterprising citizens who have tae good of our community at heart Let us take steps to organize soon. We await news from Transylvania with much anxiety. Yesterday our friend Majah Malone got tangled up with a political threshing machine, managed by Capt Tom Johnston. Every bodv here abouts have been preparing arnica and other plasters for the Majors sore places. Oar friend the Highlander reports agoodhaking'u'ii'joflti locality on the night- of 'Slstr of August No damage was done we are glad to know, vv The"7 Charlestonians who were sornmering there' left at once fox. ; their Jomev yfnr,: v:: .-: . .A letter from a friend at Califor nia Creek, .Madison, county, informs us'"the tobaccocrop. is . the best I everliad,rri'crop'-8brry---but im proving, wheat very-good, oats and grass the best on record. " Glad to near it, friends. The Nashville American is prov ing itself to be a ne wspaper of which oux whole. South may well be proud. It is a great newspaperv in the prop er acceptance of the term, able, dignified, and a complete epitome of the news, well stated, from all sections of this and other countries. We take a great pleasure in com mending as well as readin&r such a journal. 4 Messrs. C. E. Houston and C. V. Bynnm have been nominated for the House by thef democracy of Chatham, and, our excellent- brblbv er ot the quill, II. J : London? Esq.V of the .Record, for, the Senate. Old Chatham always gdes'right,and of course these gentlemen will be elected. We do not know, personal1 ly, the gentlemen named for the house,but assume without question that they are all -.right because the democracy of Chatham says so. We do know Bro .London, and know ol bis unswerving devotion to true de mocracy and the material ltileresta of his couiifryl rHe-certainly :de: serves (his recognition at the nanis of his people. Help fob Needy "Sunday Schools. Address a letter to Rev. G. S. Jones at Hcndersonville. N. C-who has chars1 of tne .Benevolent Department of tbe American S. S. Union in our State. Real Babgaii; Now, r , i r y At Law's.' We must' make room for the fall stock soon to arrive. ' 3reat in ducements offered in best grade Silver ware,' especially in Castors and hollow . Triple plate knives $2 set single plate knives fl et, and Spoons and Forks pro portionately 4 low. I Oakery and sQirss gxeatly reduootL Te and Chamber Sets at wonderfully low figures, at "-Law'arBppoBrtg Eaglg Hotel. Lives-Pills. lse Dr. Ohnn'fl Liver Pills for. ftillm mm. plexion, Pimples on the faee and Billiotu- ness. never sickens or gripes. Only one for adose. . Samples free st iL IL Lyons. . . .. kf". t - -1 , i dawlw. i THK ytflltTO LATf jAGr-RK80I.U-TIOHS. . - According to notice, a number of onr citizens met at the court house last night, Mayor Aston presiding. ' -: .L Mr. Johnstone Jones of committee of fered the following " , "Resolved. That the IntelHeence of the dire calamity which has befallen our sister citv of Charleston nils toe people of this community with emotion of pro found sorrow, and touches all hearts with sympathy; and that the heroic en durance and. rmtient fortitude exhibited bv the people of Charleston 'under such appalling eircamstancea excites ourrm bounded admiration. r Rksoxvso, That whil& we recognize in the earthquake a manifestation of the power of Almighty God, and bow in humble submission to the will of the Master, we regard it as our duty, as it is onr pleasure, to extend a helpin? hand to our brave, uncomplaining and onff Aritiiy rtrp.UirAn. w . : seurxD, We-hereby tender W' the ciuzens ox nariesion swr sua ana svmpathy. and assure t&em that the leasts aod landa of -t AsheTUlM are nady to do 4hem servioe; that ooTr homes are open to receive aaa snetter the homeless; and that it is the heart felt desire of this community to Ao any thing and every thing in our power to help them in this their dark hour of dis aster and periL" i Unanimously adopted. Mayor Aston, from committee to solicit subscriptions, reported that fifteen hun dred dollars had been collected besides other gifts, which make a total contribu tion of 11,850. ; ' ' Mr. H. B. King"nioved that steps bo taken looking to the sending of Imechan ics to Charleston, and that a vommittee be appointed to see the railroad authori ties and ascertain what can be done in the premises. Messrs. A. B. King, Jordan Stone, W. E. Breeee and Theo.-Hobgood were appointed said committee, , The meeting then adjourned. J Takes His'n Stbaight. . We learn that Mr. Thos. J. Candler and other republicans of Buncombe who are dissatisfied with the misfit concern named by the "mass meeting" some time ago, Messrs. Baird and Pearson and others, have called a straight-out repu blican convention to meet in Asheville on the 16th inst to take such steps as may seem in accord with the dignity of true republicans, lhe more these repu blicans think, ot tne tninz tne more they cant see how they have any pig in the political pen as now fixed up nnder the stock law m this county. Messrs, Uaira and Pearson, personally, have been un derstood to be stock law men, and they certainly have been ' understood to be democrats. When they have changed on either question must have been very lately, and, to our republican friends most sadden just about the time that "nominations" were in order, and with Mr. Lusk who has been understood all along to be a stock law republican, the antis of that (party think their late mass meeting has resulted in a orettv and verv unsavory kettle of fish. So they propose to open their mouths and speak on the 16th. We shall await their con clarions with much interest. Let Us Work Together.: Let our working men and onr business men generally, (all business men are working men for that matter) unite, form an association, for the purposes of devising measures, and plans, and work ing together, for the mutual good of each and the general good of our community. Onr own people would be astonished at tne results Which would follow such a concert of action, such sympathy of co operation, such a unity of purpose. The mechanics, and working-class eenerailr of Asheville, as distinguished from other vocations, are unusually conservative, energetic, enterprising and, in very many instances, intelligent. Very many of them own property, here, and the pro perty owner every where, necessarily must be a conservative, and if not a fan atic, a progressive citizen.' Onr mer chants, and other business men generally are intelligent, liberal-minded, progres sive people, a credit to any community. All of these comb ined, when combined for a general and well understood pur pose and enterprise, constitute an invin cible power for the good of all. It is to their mutual individual and collective interest to work together ina common sympathy, and with a- common -object uur city presents opportunities for enter prises which are unusual, and which,- if entered upon, must redound to the rapid devel6pement of our community. The means within the control ot our own people, when united, will accomplish a vast deal, an astonishing result, in the direction of the -development of -many useful enterprises. Let us work together; let us unite together, let us put our means together and push and pull together and see, and be astonished at, the result. We do not suggest this upon any idea Of phi lanthropy. We appeal,' In this, to the natural selfishness or every citizen, bus iness man, of Asheville. We Want all to co-operate, the one with the other, and all together, for the good of each and alL Come together, friends. Asheville needs such efforts.it offers good returns if we will but put forth our united efforts to obtain them. Don't let any one sit back and refuse to ioin because he mav not get the lion's share of the good re sults which may follow. - Let all work together, and let each have the share that a general success and prosperity and nis own energy nay and will secure him.. Let us unite and work together. . i . Senator Zeb Vance was in the citv yesterday. - j Parnell has "prepared a new Home Rule for Ireland, which will receive the support of Mr. Gladstone. We hope he may succeed. f( t r (Jhoiee ell celt in clothing just received. ' .A tf H. REDWOOD & CO. k Veby Cheap. 8eventy three acres -ot Land,' with beautul - view, Just outside corporate limits, to sell at a bargain within the next ten days, by . Atkinsoh & CncKsj rfX, ft Real IfetatA J eai :, it ; J . ; ,- - i it.-- . 3 3. 3.A I Lots of kanasome goods fur autumn and winter nut opened. The most desirable styles and nolorings promise to be scarce and U wit 0 Jiara to find a lew article later. H. RED WOOD & CO., t tf . .- -. -. One Price flystem. i Call for Berline-ptaster imported cakes at Moore and. Jiobards', . aug 2V dot EBBS'l 8EAT0B. Yt;.?. V'K A communication from one of our best citizens of Sandy 'Mush township,- tlihicountyvBrges ery strong ly SxtsjaXf the Sen t$e),i 5his gentiemaBj-whose 'stated menla oni any"';matter- .we V. would heartily1 endorse, sats he hasrecenti ry-eonversed with a large number of the democrats pi Macuson ana ijun loombe, and, a very large majority ol those be. has seen, preier sa.x. &ddb for the Senate. The convention to Loominatd meets on the . 18th : our cespdndeiit urge "the .; delegates consider the wishes bf the people of the counties!who are to do the voting. They ask for Ebb.' t "- ' - i - 't ' , mm I i i " YjSBYSAD.AtfFLICTIOX ' ' , We are greatly gained to hear of - jtQ e deatn ef jvirs; iiauie Ayery Brenizer, daugbtetftr Judge Avery wjaeh occuridjrjjj-111111 at the home Jrf rier father; in, Mor- ganton. Sirs; Brecizcr .was 4 .bride of a little" more--than -one year, a splendid' woiuan, loved of all who knew her. Her husband and rela tives will have the sincere- sympa thy of all their -' friends throughout our section. . f . , -' , ; ; ' --In consequence of this severe af fliction Judge Avery did not attend Transylvania Court. Judge Gud ger was telegraphed to hold the court, but we could not learn. wheth er he received notice in ? time or not v Important. , , ,. ' : We ask tne attention of our .read- era to the following. ...Wo trust all will give Prof. Gore their experience arid observation, i Do' not let any one fail because he or Bhe may think someone else will; let every one write his or her experience or ob servation. 'Replies to the following ques tions, addressed to Prof. J. W.Gore, Chapel Hili, N. C, will greatly aid in making a complete report of the recent earthquake shocks experienc ed in this State. The report will ap pear in the Elisha Mitchell Scientific Journal. 1. How many shocks did you ex perience? . 2. Time of occurence of each State whether you have itaiiroaa-or Sun time and whether or not you made note of the time. 3, Duration of each shock. State whether or not you timed it. 4. Damage done if any and the direction in which objects were thrown. 5. State which were accompanied with noise. ' A Change at the PostOffce. Postmaster Weaver has removed Mr. C- B. Moore who has for some years been the very capable and courteous assistant postmaster and money-order clerk at the Asheville post-office.'? wOur young friend Jim mie Young has. been appointed to succeed him. While we like to see Jimmie in the postoffice or elsewhere, and shall be pleased to see his pleas ant face through the window, yet we must express real regret at the removal of Mr. Moore. He came to Asheville some eight or ten years ago a young man, and entered upon duty at the postoffice, and by his apt capacity, sterling integrity and unchanging courtesy, won the es teem and confidence of all citizens. He was generally endorsed by our people for retention when a recent change took place in the postmast tership, and it would have been to the satisfaction of our community for him to have remained. What ever he may enter upon he will have the best wishes of our people. . The earthquake had a serious ef fect in' North Carolina as well as in our neighbor Slate. Our friend Mr. S. vM.- Thomas, of. Laurinburg, Richmond Vouhty", tells us of serious damage in rhifr place. V He ;left phis hpmej few J moments after the shock, for Asheville. When he left he did not think, any ; damage had been done to. his own or 'any oth er propertv" la his section.' t Yesterday ; ne received a letter from his wife, which informed him- that his resi dence, (a largo brick dwelling) was so very badly damaged by the shock of last Tuesday night that it had to be abandoned . " entirely, and the family now occupied another build r ing. This -was very surprising to our friend, and he left yesterday for his borne.., ,We hope,' however, he will not find it so bad as be tears. r l i ' 1 .fit? tv - 3; - Mr, William Henderson, some-' times called Billy for short,' has an- noochiniflelf -' Btraightoufre- publican candidate for the legisla ture. ' He is agin, fence law, agin Mri Pin.rBnn eiri..the democracy?. specially agin! a-man'.whQ was lately abusing him and , an. epuojicans himself a stock-law ' man running on an anti-stock law ticket and ask ing votes of true., blue and red and white and black republicans.,, Mr. Henderson Will take.a ; hand in the performance. - : : " , - Next '-rA -.- i , m m i' -- . . . - v f i ' , If you want a good mb al go to Moore and Eobards European Restaurant. ; ang 29 dCt " ' .r Died. ; -. v t , . l I . On the 6th inst, at Ihe'home of her father Rob t; Joice. Esq, this county Mrs. Margaret Justice.""' On the 30th of August, one -week before, Miss-Addier daughter of Mrs Justice, died.f - ' " :r ,j Both were excellent women, jind their deaths, in such close proximi ty to each other caused much sad ness among their many fiends. To Post-mastehs. - -' -, The complaints we are daily get ting in regard to theiajlure othe Citizen to reach subscribers at vari ous, and many, offices, are simply disgraceful to the postal authori ties. One complaint cow before; us, from - California Creek, : Madison county, urges. us to; ask. -the postal authorities to.require the post-mas- f7S tvti .routerQro 7 Abheyille to liurnsv3e to - dMrifciufa thft 'mail properly! ' The paper reaches .them once irx.two and three weeks-v. This we know, to be gross carelessness somewhere. And this is just . such complaint as we have .this week from more than a-half dozen" dif ferent sections,' complaining from different causes &c. We again call attention to this matter. There must be outrageous carelessness oh part of .post-masters and - route agents somewhere. We shall con. tinue to call attention to the trouble until it ceases; and we hope all who fail "to receive their paper will let us know .regularly. , After writing the above we re ceived two other complaints, one from Briggsville, Madison county, the other from Gypsey P. O., N. C. We hope to hear no more com plaints. We had the pleasure of meeting a gentleman ho had come direct from Charleston., He showed us some of the blue and yellow sand (or mud as it is called) which has been thrown up by trie recent shock. Nothing about this, from the- in formation he gives, which fully cor responds with that we have heard from "other reliable sources, is an unnatural resultant of the recent se vere convulsion to which that sec tion was subjected, ..and nothing about it can be traced to a volcanic movement He also showed us some ot the ? pebbles which . were said to have fallen upon a portion oi tne city. Tnat these nebbles fell is a certainty well ' authenticated; where tney came from, or how they came to fall, cannot be authentica ted. . These . pebbles, or flint rocks, comprise the most singular and in explicable phenomena, to us, of this recent extraordinary event. They are certainly stranger to that section, they are equally stranger3to volcanic characteristics; what they are, or now tney came to occur in Charleston at this particular junc ture of affairs is something entirely beyond our ken. The gentleman reports having seen two very briL liant meteors the night before - the fall of the pebbles. They partake far more of meteoric than a volcanic character. This pebble circumstance affords the most interesting subject for scientific study of all the subjects forced upon an innocent public by the 'recent shocks. A piece of a pebble has been given Capt. Breese, of the First National Bank by his friend, who will take pleasure in showing it - . , . t .. .;;" The gentleman also stated that the devastation was as great as ' re ported, and it was feared by many .would prove greater than reported, but the people had gone f- work earnestly and bravely, to repair damages,' and are ready, in a great measure, to responed to all business demands which may be made upon them.- .: - . God blessr-and He will bless,euch a. people. A i. .Y--, For the prompt and -certain cure of erysipelas, use Ayer's Sarsaparilla, which is the specific endorsed by the most eminent medical authorities. -!-4 - tseptlO - Cut -Jlatei Tickets,- BOUGHT, SOLD AND EXCHANGED re .-i??.5.,:.-B'ir-! i t ;i'l , ASHEVILLE, - ' . N. C. Office one door South . Eagle Hotel, opposite gwsnnanoa, ' . . . ..- . i . 'uly 9-dSmos . Railroad Tickets - . . BOUGHT AND SOLD ' " -V.--- "BV !.'' V i 4 "J. BRANCH,! CLERK Al THE EAGLE HOTEL ,-vvA .- r .i. .--t.ri n't jel5-dt' " pROTV'V: KNERINGER j Respectfully informs the public and bis friends that he is ready to open bis Class in- Music for the Fall and Winter. He will devote his utmost ettorts m a kindly but Bti ft system of teaching, to promote-the progress pupils' confided to his care. . - - - - ' . .. - Ar .TEBMS WIIX US MOPEBATB ' J. nos tuned arid repaired, and but in first-class order at reasonable rates. ' ' . : Applieuatassent through post-cCice or left at Cinsit office, will be promptly attended to. - : V. Kkeewcsb. - sept4-dtf -j - " ;. . . j M&The Dailt Citizen can al ways be found at the News Stand at the Old Central building. ' - Congressional Canvass. 'Hon. Thos. D. Johnston and other candidates for Congress in this (9tb) Dis trict will address the people at Bakersville, Tuesday, September 14th, Waynesville, Wednesday, " . 18th. Other announcements made hereafter. HURRAH , FOR :. WESTERN NORTH ... . . CAROLINA. ....... OUR 7 OBACCO STILL TO THE TAKES FIRST PREMIUM AT CIN r ii' ClNNATI. A grand tobacco exposition has just been held in Cincinnati. Every tobacco section ef the United States was repres nttd.-'The . award "of premiums ; was -made yesterday; as usual. Western Caro lina! walked away with the .boys as , she did with the world at Vienna. Mr. Thos, W Branch -4hiafltece1ved tho .following dispatch yesterday even ing: - . ; 1 "QsciNHATi; Sept 7th. Thomas W. Branch, Asheville : '-1 have taken First Premium on Best Bright Mahogony Tobacco exhibited at this Exposition, the product of Western North Carolina. Hurrah for North Car olina. ; John H. Howell." These tobaccos were purchased the past season on the Asheyille market by Mr. Howell, who was one of the largest buyers on our market We congratulate mm and our section upon this victory. Serious .Cutting Scraps. John Garlington and Gus Tohnston two gentlemen of elegant colored leisure got into a misunderstanding Monday night, and as such gentlemen generally do,whether they should or not,proceeded 10 seine tne matter and each other with knives. They succeeded in cutting if not convincing each other, and. also in com manding the prompt, but firm attention of the Mayor who sent them on both to jail and the Inferior. Court' They are oaaiy Due not xataiiy cut. Whiskey. The Austrian press generally pro nounced jrTince Alexander s letter of the 30th tohe Czar a sadmistake, and argue that his abdication is now inevitable. Lord Randolph Churchill is about to prove a. lailure, physically and nis inenas desire ins ret tirement from the leadership of the lory party until he can improve. His temper, also, is .said to be suffer ing a very alarming sign. Capt. Benj Newland has bought him a nice residence on Woodfin street. We hope our friend will determine to occupy h, permanently. - Just Whst Tk All Say. L Hon. D. D. Haynie, of Balem, Bis., says he uses Dr; Bossnko's cough and Lung Syrup in bis family with the most satisfactory results, in all cases of coughs, colds and croup, and recommends it in paxacuiar lor tne little ones. sample Dottle tree at u ix. Lyons, dawlw. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. c OW FOR SALE. A fine milk cow for sale, sept 8 dlw Price 125. Apply to A. FfiECK. RYE! RYE! WANTED L3ff BUSHELS of Rye at once. OUU BKAKDEN, RAN KIN & CO. "17ALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR f oAJJ. - I will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder on THURSDAY the 30th Sept ember, 1886, the following property on Main street in this city, viz : 1. The store and lot known as the De Vault Drug8toe which is 2? feet by 260 feet. 2. The lot adjoining the same on the South, be ing one half space between the Drug Store nd the Weaver Shoe Store, 26 3-4 feet by 260 includ ing the small building on Main street attached to drug store. , 3. The lot adjoining the above and South of it, of same dimensions and extending to the Wfeaver Shee Store, the said two lots being intended to divide equally the grounds on which the res idence of the late R. W. Pulliam is located. 4. The lot and store now occupied by W. T. Weaver as a shoe store, being 34 feet by 260 feet. 5. The vacant space between the shoe store and the woodtn building south of It belng-Sl 11 feet by 260 feet. I will also sell at the same time, some fifteen other lota lacing public square and the jail lot. Also, one on new street, running from College to Eagle street, continuation of Spruce street, and on a 50 feet street running from the jail lot in the direction of Eagle street to the Barnard property. Also, the building occupied bv Mr. Perrow as a warehouse, Including 83 feet by 38 feet. a olat of these Lots can be seen at the Bank of Asheille; also, at the law- office of Moore and Uummlngs, and lull information there given. Teems--One-third cash In hand, remainder In twelve months- note and security with eight ner cent, per annum, interest required. &ny purcnaser wisnmg to pay easn tor deterred part, can do so at a discount of 3 per cent- of the face ot his note, if he makes such wish knnwn on day of sale, and pay same within ten days This sale Is made by direction of the owners of the property. -. LAWRENCE PULUAM, AgL sept s tos . - -... -i. a. . -. J-ISSOLTJTION Of COPARTNERSHIP. . The firm of Straith A Co' is this dav rilmnlvixl by mutual eontsent, . , A. M. Ballard retlnug.,. The business will be continued by Mr. Straith. -Ashevffie, Sept llst.lSSS sept 7 dSt PIANO FOB SALE, T A great bargain la offered in a first class piano in fine csndition. Tne instrument can be seen and tested bv calling at the Phntmnanhln OallArv nn SouthMain street.,,..,.. . , . . septiatr .... ... t v ... ,, - PROPOSALS FOR RENT.. . . , - v ' -': - .... Sealed bids will be received m tn Tnaaav tha 14th inst. for the two front rooms (second story) of the new F irst National Bank building. Rooms will be rented separately .oi together and only far th term of one year. ,,z. . : . . W. U. SMShMZ, sept 7 d Tuesday, Wednesdsv and Thursday. ;' j osEPH b. A0AMsv..;,;.;;':,t ; a Attorney stud Oennaellor at iw,! - Office in Law BuUding, adjoining First National Bank, .m --.a.:.-, , " . . ASHTVrLLEj. N, C. "a . ! Practices in all courts, State and Federal. ' ; sept t year i ai '" FOR RENT. ' '. ; , ' ' .. . - , -,.r . ' " Tne Boms place I now occupy, fully furnished, ... septaiwa ........ . .,. T- L V. r JlmQIUDER. i F QR RENT. L. After 21st Sentesnbarnrjiretliav one com or nf Church street and fatten Avenue. For terms, apply to- ;. ROBT. B. JOHNSTON. a Sept 4 dlstopped t.s ., . -i-i m .t,j . - II .IHIlli... - I.' 'I..' I'" i H I ' I w ANTED, A WHITE NURSE. .... .'. One K' takB ntianm' nf .two rtilMrn mwvl advantages, good wsges.' Apply to . . MRS. W. B. TROY . septtdSt -at Bound Knob. . , Democratic ; Womineeaj ; of Buncombe County. House of - Representatives Johnstone J ones, H. A. Gudger. Sheriff John R. Rich. Clerh John L. Cathey. - Register John R. Patterson. - Treasurer John H. Courtney. Surveyor A. H. Starnes. Cbroser Dr. W. D. Hilliard. Malarial poison can be entirely remov ed from the system by the use of Ayer's Aeue Onr . whfoh in the form of a vegetable product, used m iiu inner remeay. warrantea. tseptlO PROFESSIONAL CARDS. CHAS. A. MOOREk P. A. CUMMING-i. JOORE & CUMMINGS, Attorneys and Counsellors at l.aui, ASHEVILLE, N. C. Practice in the United States Circuit and Dls Tint PAllvfM A. l.l.AetnA tl. .. . J I , 7, . and Greensboro; in the Supreme Court at Raleigh Jfld .la the Courts of the T.velveth Judicial Dis- v- mo ohmi in jTturon Carolina. rut maataon giyea to colUaiiSHS of claim, a.qg7JywA.w . ' . . JJR. M. SOU VIELLfi, ' r . ,. latk of ths Paris a London Hospitals. Sissases Of the Ed, Heart, TirOiL Lwo-s A SPECIALTY. - Office Hours : 10 a. m: to 5 p. m. : Office, Eaolx Hotbi aug7 dlm ASHEVILLE, N. C. D R. A. M. BALLARD, PHYSICIAN and StRGFOW. Haywood street. Office Telephone Call No. & ,R. G- W. PUREFOY the Citizens Of AflhPvillA an A onrmnnrl. Drug store. Residence Charlotte st. uo 10-aiy i W- W. JONES, Attorney at Law, ASHEVILLE, - - - - . N c. Office in Johnston Building opposite Con. nouse square, -Practices in . tha ("Ymrta nf Woofnm North Carolina ond Siinnma Crv-iri- of Raleigh. nov 26-iyd D iRS. McGILL & BATTLE, WABDLAW MCGILL, M. D., ij- . - Practice limited to Eye, Ear,! roht and Lung. Sax. Westeay BaTTLa. M. D.U. 8. N., . rnystctanand Soigeon. Offices over De Vault's Drug Store. . S3Office hours 10 a. m. to 12 m., and 3 to 4 n sex4-tf D L. JOHN HEY WILLIAMS, Fliusicum and Suiraeon. flfflno. Unit, Ct O MnW A Di. n aence on French Broad Avenue. Office hours 11 . ar. to 1 p. n, and from 3 to 6 p. nv, . . Thic. S. Davmsow.- Jas. G. Mibt.t AVIT(SON Jk M1HTTH LP A ttvrneya 4c CMsnseUorswakt-JLskw - ASHK7ILLZ. N. C WiB pra;tice In the 8th and 9th Judicial District sud in the Supreme Court of North Carolina, ano in the Federal Courts of Ue Western District of North Carolina. iter er to the Bank of AahevllleJ sepi9-gwwm TAMES A. BURROUGHS .i . rj ' ... . Physician and Surgeon, ASHEVILLE, N. O, Office over Powell & Snide's. BkaV Rftftiffonra lyirnnr nf Xf .i An., Woodfin streets. del6-iy J A. TENNENT, Architect and Civil Engineer. TWsaTisma Qtww)1 Atattnna m-nA miIMMa.M .l. ""B""! uWA-aii7aaif CVUa OWlXiAtaSJH VI iAl'Z ty le of building famished upon application , A truated to me aa Civil Engineer will receive nMwnr.f aWAnfiAH TW.. w J i y vviupi aiwukivu. - AUVIUUgU " rsai linysj 11 UU1CLS Bert, N. C. Be&ldence Swannanoa kridgelc - AIAmy AV-VALUJB ' A. WATSON, M. D. rWTnv liruiDOTiD.niium. Comer of Grove street and Patton Avenue. " v".. . i. in. a. t.wuiivuw:i if ur reiuun b xrag Store will beconveyed, and responded to, by tel ftnhm. , - . . . . 1 1 i n ; ..l i . iunei2-dtf rjlHOS. A. JONES, .., , j; , . ( Attorney at lav '' ASHEVILLE, N. C, : oct 22-ly s w Office with Davidson a Ma JT)R& W. L. 6 W. D. HILLIARD, - Physicians and bareons. Office next door south Old Banir jan 3-6 mos DENTAL CARDS.' B. H, DOUGLASS, D. D. S., JJental Rooms over DeVanlt'i. Drue Btorb sideuce in same building Asheville, , N. C. feb2-wisw DENTAL SURGERY. DRI.8. QUEEN has removed his office to the Y. M. C A. rooms on Pattnn Avnnnn. and offers his professional services to the public. All professional work done with skill and neatness. , , . - ; ., -, lunelO-dAwtf CB. R.H. REEVES, D.D.S.r . Omoa la Slttder Building, 4 . : ! ppomte Central Hotel, ASHEVILLE, N. O ' Persons having artificial work done, ; after Irving it two or three weeks, tf not satisfied, can return It and ths money will be refunded. , ly l T.B. A. B-'WAJtE, ? I x It ' Office la CSHsen ' bufldlng, second floori' A work will receive srani pt auu careful attenUon. JTJTWOOp FOB SALE.'. via ;!! . ! ThesplendidstaHlOTbrOTehttetnlgeltytwo years ago by the lata MaJ. . W. Hemdon. will be sold at publio auction on the court house square, a September 16th,at 13 aclock neon, if not sold privately before that time. . The record of this horse Is well known, and Is most satisfac tory. For full particulars eall on the under signed at his office ia the courthouse au2tiSW-sw W. R. WHITEON.-