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VOL II NO i53-t ASHEVIL1E N. C RS DAY ; MORNING, OGTOB ER 7, 1886 - PRICE 5 CENTS
? ' VEJfTISING RATES LOW.
DAILY EDITION.
Furnas, Stcao & Caraerca,'
- . EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
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" SOCIETIES
Cvrent Cow tmUry, No. 5. J. A. Porter Eminent
'ommandor ; Jordan Stone, Secretary. Meets first
Wednesday night In each month. . -, .
A.-heriUe Outpter, S. A. M.-O. H. Bell, Hish
Priest; . Hsmmershlae, Secretary. Meets
h second Wednesday night In each mouth.
Ml. Ilermtm L vice. No. 118. A. F A. lf.
H. C. Fagg Worshipful Master; Fred. h. Jacobs
eototary. MeeUbe first Friday, night In each
" sSmiiumoa: Lodge, .AT. of B., No. 646. --JTA.
ftoardman. Dictator; Jordan Stone, Secretary.
' Meet the first and third Monday sights in each
THdk Broad Council, No. 701, R. .-Klli
Lory, Regent: Jordan Stone, Secretary, Meets
In the hall of the Knights of Honor on the second
in.l fourth Morula? nighU in each month.
The Woman' I Missionary Society of the M. K.
Church, South, meet In the church class-room on
the Firet Friday of every month at 4 o'clock P.M.
The Beauty of the West Lodge No. 40, F.A.
A. Y. M. Moots on the first and third Monday
nights In each month. James Latbmore,
Worshipful Master ; H. B. Brown, Secretary.
The Asheville fuhlie Library, over Mr. Kep
er's Store, opposite Eagle Hotel, and next
door to Tua Bank of Asheville, is open to via
tors from 1 a. m. to 1 p. m. and from 4:30 to
6:30 p. m.
4SIIKVILLK CHURCH DIBECTOBT
Methodist Episcopal Church Church BL
IUTjW.i QnuarvIce 11 a. m.;
j veuing terviaea 'Jpm.; prayer moeung Wed
onaday evening Ijt p. m. 8&bbath school 9
s. m, '
Ptesbytertan Church Church 8L
Rev. J. P.tJammon Services 11 . m.;7p.
m.; prayer meeting five p. m. Wednes
day; Sabbath school half-past 9 a. m.
Fpiscopal Church, Trinity corner Church and
Willow Sis.
Bev, Jarvis Buxton, T. D. Rev. Varday
McBee, Assistant Bector. Services Sunday,
11 a. in. s 5 p.m.; Wednesdays, Fridays and
Holy Days, 10 a. m. Mondays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Satnrdays, 5 p. m. ; Friday, 8
p.m. Sunday school 9:30 a.m.
Baptist Church corner Woodfin and Hpnux.
Itov. J. Ij. Carroll Services 11 a m.; 750
p. m.; prayer meeting 7:30 d. VP. Wednesday;
Sabbath school 9 a. m.
Roman CaOiolio Church,
Bev. John A. McHugh Services every Sun
day at 11 a. m., but the first Sunday of the
month, when services will be held at the Warm
Springs. Sunday school at 10 a. m. at Ashe
vMo. .
DoubUday Itistum Church.
KctWW Bays Pastor. Sabbath .School, J H
Weaver Supt,,
COLORED CHURCHES.
A. -if. JS. Clnirch (Zion) College 3t.f,
Bev. Mr. Sherman Services 11 a. m.; 8 p.
m., and half. past 7 p. ra.; Sabbath school 9
m
Baptist.
Bev. Mr. Burnley Services 11 a. m.; 3 p.m.,
and half-past 7 p.m.: Sabbath school 1.30 p.m
Episcopal.
Bev. Mr. Massiah Services 11 a. m.; Sab
bath school 3 p. m.
COMPOUND OXYGEN.
OFFICE OR
Home Treatment.
WE ARE PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
Asheville, N. C,
Office on Main Street, Fulliam House, first floor.
We make a specialty of treating Consumption,
Asthma. Bronchitis Rheumatism. Paralysis.
Chorea, Neuralgia, and, in fact, all chronic dts-
- eases, ana ail diseases resulting irom an unpover
Isbed condit'.on of the blood .
If you are able to walk to the office, you CAN
be CURED, as many are being cured by our new
treatment. We use in addition to the Oxygen, th
Medicated Vapor.
In this way we can treat the lungs locally, as
we vaporize an meaicines; ami tne paueni in
hales the vapor, holding it for a short time in the
lungs ihns 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
local effect desired, but
, A CONSTITUTIONAL EFFECT.
It you have any kind of Lung disease, come
and commit us. We will not charge you anything
for consultation.
THE OXYGEN GAS,
breathed two or three times a day, will restore
you to perfect health, though you may tbink
yourself 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
s for chills. If you have Asthma, it will cure you.
and the relief is almost instantaneous.
NASAL CATARRH,
ffi treatment will permanently cure you.
We have been using the
OXYGEN
AND THE
MEDICATED VAPOR
for some years, and in that time we have en red
hnndrcds ol cases of Consumption after they had
repeatel hemorrhages, and were given up
l the beat physicians in the tana. .
All diseases treated locally. Come to our office
and get NATURE'S MEDICINE.
COMPOUND OXYGEN.
W also pay special attention RECTAL DIS-
ILES, 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
or liuratare. or the carbolic arid injection. We
can CURE you, and are willing to INSURE a
uuke, h you so aesire.
NO CURE, NO PAY!
We send the HOME TREATMENT with
chemicals to last two months for SIS. We do not
oublish Testimonals. but on application will
iirnish any number of post office address, man
ners of patient who have been cured under our
treatment. t;onsuiiauon rree.
DRS. HARGAN. ATCH2XL STONE.
Members of the Ann of H , H. & B. Physicians.
aus l-aawxm
ASHEVILLE MUSIC HOUSE
NORTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Sells PIANOS and ORGANS on Monthly In
stallments of 5 and SIO. -
ONE PRICE ONLY.
Sheet Mnslo and Mooic Books. Old lnstru-
tents taken in exchange.
For Catalogues and Circulars apply to
, 0. PALS.
ugl7:diiwly
Call for EerlJne-plasler imported cake
Moore nr. d Konards'. ang zv dot
DAILY EDITION.
- THE DA1XY CITIZEN
''Will be Dnblisbed every Morning f ex-
cent Monday) at the folic wincr rates
strictly cash: J
One Year, f . . . S3 00
Six Months, i . A. Z W
Three " . - v .. : 1 50
One " .. . ' . " t ;S r 50
One Week, . " .. '. i-. -. IS
On f!arriiTB will deliver the nnner ev
ery Morning in every part of the city to
our Buuscnuvns, uiu jntruea wnuungn"
will please call at the Citizen Office.
Send your Job Work of all hinds to the
Citizen Office, if you want it done neatly.
cheaply and viitk dispatch.
Arrival and Depsrtnro of Pawcnger
iraus, -
Bausbtbt Arrives 9:55 a. m. and 7:52 e H.
" Departs 10-M a m and 5:31 p m.
Tennessee Arfivea 90 a. m. and 551 p. m.
Departs 10:01 a. m. and 8:05 p ra.
Watmuvrixc Arrives 3 :20 p m. and departs
1010 a, m. t .
The general mail ixom the East hf received
VJ V Lit? m. Ulf buu guuL&wx iiihii i&wu.
the Paint Bockr, branch by the 5:21 p. ta. train.
A mail from Washineton and Charlotte, or
pouches from lines connected with these points
US rectUVOU uy UiO I ,J& p. 111. ll aixx , nuu uuu-
es for the same points, and to points between
Asheville and Salisbury, inclusive, and for
warded by the 9.20 a. m. train going east.
INTERESTING BEADING MAT
TER ON FOURTfl PAGE. '
trff"Wo invite attention to the ndver-
tisement of N. Plumadorc, concerning
lands foJ sale. tf
SCHEDCLE ON ME A. & S. It. II.
The following is the schedule fit pres
ent run on the Asheville and Spartan
burg Bail Eoad :
Leave Asneviue a. m.
Arrive at Hendersonville 8:15 "
" " SpartanburK 11:40 "
Leave Spartanburg 4 p. m.
Arrive at Hendersonville rAO
" Asheville - S:15 "
Rev. W. P. Bjnum is in the city,
in attendance upon the convocation
in session.
Miss Tommie Miller left yester
day to resume her studies at the
New York conservatory of music.
. Messrs. Johnston and Malone
speak at the court house to-day.
Let eyerybdfTy attend and hear
them.
' Senator Ebbs gave us a pleasant
call yesterday. He is cheerful, and
feels fully able to pull the sly Fox
from the fence corner.
Has not Mr. Pearson the moral
courage to say whom he will vote
for, for Senate, or for the supreme or
superior court bench? It seems
not . " ,
Oai young fVintl Clydo West
leaves to-day for Kentucky where
he will attend school. Study hard,
my boy, you will need all tle learn
ing you can get after awhile.
Miss Annie Freck, daughter oi
our townsman, A. Freck Esq , has
gone to New York city to spnd
some time with relatives. We hope
the young lady maly" enjoy her trip,
but not think that New York is lar
ger than Asheville.
A gentleman just in from Yancey
tells' he has been over a large por
tion of the county recently, and .he
had not found but one man who
wanted to vote for. Malone, and
lie was a woman? Hurrah for
the Flopdoodle !
One might infer Irom reading
many of our religious journals that
money was one of the vital objects
of religious organizations and labors,
judging from the urgent irequency
with, which the "paying up" feature
is presented.
Will Mr. Peaison support Mr.
Fox, republican, or Mr. Ebbs, dem
ocrat, for the Senate ?
Will Mr. Pearson support Mr.
Lusk for the supreme court bench?
Will Mr. Pearson vote for Mr.
Cummings against Mr. Merrimon ?
We dare him to say so. ,
Good new3 comes to us from all
portions of this county and district,
regarding the political outlook. Our
democratic friends have only to re
main true to their,n:anhood,to their
priciples,to their patriotism.to their
State, to their fidelity to their own
race and blood in the State, to again
meet the enemy of all, even with
their new 'leaders,' and rout him as
before. But, all must work. Work,
from now until the day of election
should be our motto, and triumpant
success is assured.
Tom Johnston To-day.
- Let a rousing crowd greet Messrs.
Johnston and Malone, congrcFsinnal
candidates, at.the court hoi.se to
day, and listen to the discussion.
It is very interesting, and all who
go will enjoy it, except Maj. Malone
and his friends.
The tenacity with which people abide
by their early faith in Ayer's Sarsapa
rilla can only be explained by the fact
that it is best blood medicine ever used,
and is not approached in excellence by
anyjpandidate for public favor. t7.
Japakebb Paelok
At Law's is now full of new goods just
in, a grand display. Silver, China, Glass,
Lamps, and art goods in great variety.
Have just returned from New York
having had pick from all the newest im
portations. All are invited to make a tour
ol inspection through the store whether
to buy or not. Law's,
- opposite Eagle Hotel
. Mr. X O. Howell left for New Yl
yesterday, wbere he will stay . some
time, carefully selecting'hM stock of
Fall and Winter goods. ; ;MrIlQ,w
ell's (aste and , good judgment f.r?
well known, and., we ar:?i5tir;..-ii
will bring back something-.tl 'A Vp)
please and add comfort.- ta v K?9
friends. Wc wish him a-si sful
trip- ;. V:r. -;" v
Theiepublicans of this district, of
ascertain? lew of ther; JjpropAse
to hold a convention to ; nmpatea
candidate for Congress qn the 16th."
Now Major, you see yourprofessions
of conversion to Blainismaccord
ing to Mr. Herren,,avails" vbu' noth
ing, the republicana refAjjs;'1 to sup
port you. Verily, th 5 way: of the
transgressor is hard. - : :
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We se that some-jlre demanding
that the State Agricultural Depart-
twin ! n A i iii3 ri ( imsi trr . t ho mnnnrru
rrient of the dejJaftment, at least by
implication, fail to suggest nay im
provements to be made. Rather
than merely criticise what the de
partment has done, ia doing, and
tries to do, wou!d it not be well or
better for these disinterested friends
for all are friends of the depart
ment to give it the benefit of their
belter judgment and counsel, and
thus help "make it more useful ?"
The Skyland Herald asks the Ad
vance, Mr. 1'carson s and iaajor
Malone?s organ, "why do you sus
tain avowed democrats to the ex
clusion of republicans? The Ad
vance only supports the "avowed
democrats running on tho republi
can ticket, but nary a word has it to
say in behalf of their republican
colleagues. And "hence the Herald
and other republicans suspeci they
begin to smell something very rank,
as rank as treason itself. Hit-'em
again, Bro. Herald. Make 'em .ill
show what the are, who and what
thejr will vote for.
Take stock in tho Asheville Home
stead and Building A
siiociaticn. It
lianic said to
will pay you. A nice
us yesterdaj ,
'T have taken five
represent five han
I will only have to
shares, which
dred dollars.
save up one dollar and twenty -five
cents per week to pay my monthly
installment on vay five hundred
dollars' worth ofstocir. If do not
borrow, I will get good interest on
my money ; if I need that- amount
of money at any time! can get it at
reasonable interest. lJii5..vr,isa.
plain," practical statement of the
question. Let all take some stock.
i rr7i
Mit. Roger Joxes Page.
' Wc are pleaseel to know this gen
tleman has concluded to make his
home permanently in our city. He
recently came to Asheville from Vir
ginia, and is so well pleased special
ly at finding the climate so good for
his wife, that he has determined to
stay. He will devote hiniseli to the
practice of his profession, havingjust
obtained license to so practice in
our State. Mr. Page is a gentleman of
high ability, a lawyer of some years
practice in Virginia where he won
distinction, and will prove a valuable
acquisition to our bar and our' city.
We welcome him and his,
The Catawba Industrial Associa
tion
Will hold its annual Fair on the
19, 20, 21, and 22d insts. Mr. D. W.
Rowe called on us yesierday in the
interest of this Fair, and says there
is every indication of a splendid
success. The managers specially
desire to interest our stock-raiser?,
farmers and manufacturers in this
Fair.
TLey say this exhibition of the
industrial progress and especially
of the agricultural development of
Western N. C. bids fair to be one of
special interest.
The Live Stccis exhibit, it is con
fidently believed, will be the best
ever made in the State.
. Agricultural products will be a
prominent feature of the exhibits;
The Ladies department will be a
featura of special interest.
Last though not least The ex
hibits from the mechanical indus
tries'of this and other sections will
be of special interest to all.
"Bill Arp," (Mnj. Chas. H. Smith,
of Cartersvill?, Ga.) will , be in at
tendance and will deliver an ad
dress. Other distinguished gentle
men will be present and deliver ad
dresses. Among them, that thor
oughly posted agriculturist, Col. L.
L. Polk, Editor of the' Progressive
Farmer, Winston, N. C also that
leading stock-raiser of Mecklenburg
county, Capt. S. B. Alexander, who
will deliver an address before the
"N. C. Jersey Cattle Club."
Special rates, for visitors have
been secured over the W. N. C- and
other roads to the Fair. We. wish
the Fair great success.
ISscIilen's Arnica Salve
The besfSaive in the world for cnta, braises,
Bores, tiicers, rheum, fever cores, tetter,
chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. It is guaranteed to give perfect
saiiBiacuon, or money refunded. tticeJb eta
per box. Tor sale oy H. H. Lyons. daw -
Fresh Oyslcr3 furnished in cans to the
trade at Moore and Robards'.-
Few Goods new arriving ly almost trcry
tram.
scp22if
H. REDWOOfl & CO.
ItcN-EsyLOSiTB Xamp. -V '.':,
. L emuel Singleton has received the
agency of Buneombe county for the n6n
explosive corrugated lamp, which is one
Lof the best things of - the kind we have
ever seen, .t nasTnany i tne aa van
Uses of th electric lizht in its burnine.
i ana as sate m every .respect. . One only
has t7 u 63 it to appreciate its advantages.
It can be -seen at Singleton's stand on
narkct Square. , - . .; ..
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HeajdqdartebIs in' Ashsvills.
Df. Carter Brkely, of Virginia, who
n&w has charge of the Valley Mutual
Life Insurance" Company for the States
of North Carolina and ; Tennessee, has
established his ' headquarters in Ashe
ville. We welcomePr. Berkely to our
midst ; haying known him for 'a large
number of yearsj anfl knowing the relia
bility of the compasy he represents, we
can heartily recomniend both -him and
his comnanv to oar fceorie. and congrat
ulate Asheville upcto the acquisition of
sncn a varuaDie citizen.
supply of oysters, and they are ele
gant. He is prepared to serye fam
ilies, in any way wanted, by the
quantity or served in any style,
promptly and on short notice.
A Square Confession.
The Advance admits
"The charge of the. Citizen that
Mr. Pearson has purchased two col
umns of the Advance is about on a
par with that organ's general respect
for the truth."
Exactly, the Citizen's respect for
the truth is proverbial, and, in this
instance its reputation is strictly
sustained.
Some of the people in Swannanoa
township complain that the county
fence between that township and
Black Mountain is not a lawful
fence, it is low enough for people to
step over it, and stock is continually
coming into Swannanoa from Black
Mountain. The county is required
to establish a lawful fence, in'all that
the term implies, and if it is not
done, the commissioners are liable
to indictment and owners of stock
coming into Swannanoa on account
of an unlawful fence are not liable
to fines or punishment therefo
V e call attention ot our county au
thorities to this matter, and hope
they will order the fence made law
ful. - .
. Mr. Lawrence P. McLoud left
yesterday to spend some weeks
travelling through the Pacific States.
Lawrence is one of our most intelli
genTTy oung men , and having recent
ly graduated, proposes, very wisely,
t see some of the world before set
ting down to business. Such a
course will give him a practical idea
of life that he could never obtain
otherwise. We wish our young
friend a most enjoyable excursion.
Satisfactory arrangements have
been made for the. erection of the
southern extension of Battery Park
hotel, and brick laying will com
mence in a few days.
The report continues to come that
the tobaco crop in portions of this
county, Madison and Haywood was
seriously injured by the late fro3t.
Several of our prominent business
houses have arranged to use the
electric light in their buildings.
The authorities are having the
city scales repaired and fixed up
substantially. -
Col. Frank Coxe has returned to
Asheville.
Yom KlPPOOR.
Saturdaybeing the Day of Atone
ment of our Hebrew friends, their
places of business in this city will
be closed on that day. Messrs.
Whitlock, Levy and Hammershlagg
will all close on that day. Their
friends will please govern them
selves accordingly,
Attorney-General Garland has return
ed to his post in Washington, entirely
recovered in health.;- "
To Holders of Stock.
Al.' persons who, purpose - transferring
their stock in Judsbn College to the Wes
tern ' Baptist Convention, will please
bring their certificates of stock to the
convention on the 13th inst, or forward
the same at once to G. S. Jones, .
Pres. Board of Directors.
Hendersonville, N.,C.
When svmptoms of malaria appear in
any form, take Ayffr's Cure at once, to
prevent the development ot the disease,
and continue until health is restored, as
it surely will be by the nse of this reme
dv. A cure is warranted in every in
stance. , ' . t7. .
Measures alien for A.: Raymond Co.,
Fashionable New York Tailors, and a fit
juaranteed. Samples now ready for inspec
tion. ' - ? . REDWOOD & CO.
srjit 28dcod ; -
New Scarfs, Collars and Cuffs, Half
Hose, Suspenders and Underwear
' p at WniTLOCKS.
Hcindsome effects in Ijidietf Wraps,
Dress Goods and Trimmings, just opened.
scp2Slf H. RED WOOD t CO.
Wraps, Wrars in all styles for Ladies
and children, at Whitlock's.
'Large assortment of nice jpods,
s ... . at WmTLocif'e.
Faem to Rest. -'' : "'
Atkinson and Cocke have a fine farm
a few miles from town to rent 150 clear
ed 35 acres bottom, two tenant houses,
20 acres fbesii tobacco lands, with four
good tobacco barns.
sept 16 dtf- .- :
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
ADDRESS OF GRAND MASTER
WORKMAN POWDERLY.
In response to the speech of welcome
by Gov. Lee, Mr. Powder! y begun by re
turning thanks for the reception t! ey
had met with, and pleasantly' allur.ed to
the fame of Southern hospitality. The
fight in which the Knights Of Labor are
engaged, he said, is not a war of labor
against capital, but a war. in which the
manhood of the American laborer is
fighting for recognition. In this war it
must be determined which shall rule,
monopoly or the American people gold
or mannood. Popular disregard or poli
tical duty, and tolerated and continued
political corruption, will weaken, our
erovernment ana destroy oar liberties,
for the worm cad eat its way through the
oak which storm or tempest could not
bend, and political dishonesty will strike
where lightning could not reach. If this
land was worthy that brave men should
die for it, it ia at least worthy that un
selfish, thoughtful men should live and
work in grand devotion-to tho ideas ol
real, true Democracy. 7We come here
not alone to settle a question of dispute
in regard to wages or hours of labor, we
come hgre partly to study and learn some
lessons of head and heart in practical
citizenship. To rescue the toiler from
the grasp of the selJsh is a work worthy
of the noblest and best of our race. It is
to the accomplishment of that grand
object that every Knight of Labor should
bend his every energy. Lack of success
or encouragement must not dishearten,
defection in friends, or fancied friends,
must not turn him aside from his pur
pose, love of ease must not prevent him
irom wormng.
The question is asked. "Whv havevou
such an organization as the knights of
Labor ?" We are Knights of Labor be
cause we believe that the Declaration of
independence means something more
than mere words and beautiful sentences.
We are Kniehts of Labor because we be
lieve that it ia wrong for an alien king to
oppress the people and rob them. It is
also wrong for any other man to oppress
or roD nis lenow creatures. We are
Knights of Labor because we believe "to
whom beloncm the anil if. ia hia aitzin
n - "'u, v. v.11
unto heaven." We are Knights of Labor
Decause we oeneve mat the rights of the
poorest, humblest man or woman of toil
should stand forth more clearly and be
treated with more of respect than privil
eges conferred upon or stolen by the
wealthiest in the nation. We are Knights
of Labor because politicians and Dolitical
parties have derided, degraded and de-
oaucnea tne people, because they nave
too often gained pewer through deception
and fraud, and irrreturn for the confid
ence reposed in them they have basely
deserted the common people and knelt
at the shrine of gold. We are Knights
of Labor because we believe that law and
order should prevail and that both should
be founded in equity. We are Knights
of Labor because we believe that the
thief who steals a dollar is no worse than
the thief who steals a railroad; that the
burglar who breaks open a house or
vault is no worse than the criminal who
destroys or orders the destruction of the
property of a railroad, or a telegraph
company, and we believe that the same
law ohonid raaotteut wiih firm, unshaken
hand and punish both criminals accord
ing to the magnitude of their f?mlt We
believe that if it is wrong to steal a loaf
oi bread, it is also wrong to steal land
whereon grain was raised, from which
bread was made, and if land was stolen
according to a law made by dishonest
time-serving politicians, we believe that
law should be repealed and the land re
stored to the people. We are Knights
of Labor because we believe that if an
article manufactured by the hand of the
American laoorer is worthy of protection
from foreign competition, that hand,
whose skill lends value to the article
should be protected, and we have de
termined to protect our labor independ
ent of politicians and of political parties.
The slavery that died twenty years
ago was terrible, but bad a3 it was it
never developed a millionaire, while the
new slavery, which now reaches out
with a far stronger hand than the old,
has developed hundreds of them.
1 be lash was stricken from the hand
of the slave-owner over twenty-five years
a0, and it must be taken from the hand
of the new slave-owner as well. The
monopolist of to-day is more dangerous
than the slave-owner of the past. Mono
poly takes land from people in million
acre plots; it sends its agents abroad and
brings hordes of uneducated, desperate
men to this country: it imports ignorance
and scatters it broadcast throughout the
land, it, and it alone, is responsible fox
every manifestation of anarchy that our
country has witnessed. All "men may
not bo willing to admit that this state
ment is true, but when monopoly dies
no more Anarchists will be born unto
this country, for anarchy is the legitimate
child of monopoly. While I condemn
and denounce the deeds of violence com
mitted in the name of labor during the
present year, I am proud to say that the
rvnignis oi .Labor, as an organization, are
not in any way responsible for such
conduct. He is a true Knight of Labor
who, with one hand clutches anarchy by
the throat and with the other strangles
monopoly. -
"Blood-food" - is the suggestive name
often given to Ayers' Sarsaparilla, be
cause of its blood-enriching qualities. t7-
A Fink Pbopebty fob Sale.
That splendid property on Patton Av
enue opposite Battery Park Hotel known
as Burnett Boarding House, conteiniag
over two acres with beautiful grove and
large house with sixteen rooms. Can-be
bsught on long time and at reasonable
price. Apply to Atkinson & Cocke,
sept 9 tf ,' Real Estate Dealers.
CEMETERY.
For burial lots in the Asheville Cemetery ap
ply, w.thont delay, to
- A. I. LYMAN,
Real Estate Broker
' And Agent forthe Asheville Cemetery Co.
augl8d3mos. -
Railroad Tickets
BOUGHT AND SOLD ,
:' " ' ' ' ; by ;' y ; . . ,'
W. J, BRANCH, . 4
CLERK Al THE EAGLE HOTEL
Asheville, N. C." .,
. . jo!5-dt
Mabbied, :
On Wednesday. 6th inst-Jat the
residence of A. Blair, Esq, on
Bridge St., Rev. ; Dr. W) W. Bays
officiating, Mr. Earnest Garreax, oT
Charlotte, JN. C, and Miss ; Mary
Annie Blair, of this citr. '." i
Mr and Mrs. Garreauxleft yester
day evening to visit relatives- in
Greenville. S. C, where a reception
will be given to-night. Both have
the sincere congratulations and
n ishes of hosts of friends in our city.
At tne residence of the bride s
lather. Mr. Mosea Lindsey by! Key.
Dr. Bays, Mr. Oliver Giddeon and
Miss Lindsev, all of" Asheville.
Hosts of friende wish good Jack and
prosperity to the happy couple.
i
The corresDondence nublished
elsewhere shows that Mr. Ebbs baa
accepted the democratic senatorial
nomination. ' At last accounts, ac
cording to the report made "tothat
meeting held on Flat Creek by Mr.
Pearson's friends to pull Mr. Fox
off the track, Mr. Fox has also acs
cepted.
It is said there will be no more
general discharges from the govern"
ment printing office at Washington.
Up to the present some 500 have
been discharged.
A good new stvle Derby Hat for 2.50
at Whitlock's.
Lots of handsome goods for autumn and
winter, just opened. The most desirable
styles and colorings promise to be scarce and
it viili be hard to find a few articles later.
1. 11EU WUVV & CO.,
tf One Price System,
Some very prettv new Umbrella in
Silk, Alpaca and Gingham,
at WHITLOCK'S.
Just Received. Stylish Clothina (includ
ing Overcoats) and Derby Hats in Dunlaps,
Youman's and Miller's shapes; also new
styles in Soft Hats.
sepzxtf H. RED WOOD & CO.
Large stock Dress Goods and Trim
mings, at Whitlock's.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
w
ANTED TO BENT,
Four Or five rooms for small fumilv. with ad
ditional storage rsom. Will lease one year. Call
on or address ASHEVILLE LUMBER CO..
oct I dlw . North Court Square.
"O RENT,
Desirable house for winter, containing seven
upper and one basement room. Good cistern
water. House furnished Southern exposure.
Possension Kiven new or later. Address "W."
this office. oct7d2t
PLUMBING AND TINNING.
HAVING OPENED A
PlumMug, Gas Pitting and
General Job Tinning
Rusiness,
In the room west end of CITIZEN Building,
on Patton Avenue,
We are nrenared to receive all nnlnrn either far
Plumbing or Tinning.
Work done promptly, and executed in a work.
manlike manner. BOYCE k GRISCBABD.
oct 7 dlw Asheville, N. C.
ANTED.
A Newlv Furnished House neat Public Smiara.
good grounds, fcc. Reasonable rent paid. Pos
session at once. Apply or address Room 35, at
juigie Jioiei. oct d ast
JISSOLUTIONS.
The firm of DRUMMOND & PERRY 1 thladav
dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner
will receipt lor debts due them, Mr. Drummond
would return thanks to bu many customer for
their liberal patronage and announces that he
has disposed ot his Good Will to the Banner
narenousc. k. DRUMMOND.
Oct. 1st. 1886. ES. PKHRV.
The firm of CHAMBERS. WEST A CO. is thk
day dissolved by mutual consent. N. T. Cham
bers, or W. W. West will settle all claims aeainst
and receive all moneys due them.
1. CHAMBERS.
Oct. 1st, 1S84. W. W. WE-ST.
COPARTNERSHIP.
The undersigned have this dav formed a co
partnership under the firm name of CHAMBERS,
PERRY 4 WEST who will continue the ware
house business at the old Banner Warehouse.
N. T. CHAMBERS.
E. 8. PERRY. .
Oct. 1st, 18S6. V. jf . WEST.
The undersigned have this dav formed a eo-
oartnerBhip under the firm name of R. F. DRUM
MOND t CO. for the purpose of dealing in Leaf
Tobacco. K. F. DRUMMOND.
Oct. 1st, 1880 N. R. PERRY,
oct 1 wlm
OST.
DraDned Irom bnrcv between old Denot and
Grand Central a bilk: Umbrella. Any one find
ing same leave it at Grand Ocstral Hotel.
JOST!
1
A scirr nn surmounted oy a reman head cut
from dark brown lava mounted in eold or heavv
plate. A suitable reward will be paid for its re
turn to JORDAN 8TQNE,
oct S dtf -
1AX NOTICE. : -
All parties will please call on J. S. West at my
office In Court House and settle their TAXES for
the year 1886.
J. R. RICH, Sheriff.
oct 3 OA wu
For the Beiieflt of
Those who need them. I am now selling: Novel
ties tlut will be found very nseful and conven-
lei.t, vu : j? mr Kuooer ranting iana stamps,
for all purposes, for printing Letter and Bill-
tieaas, uaras, i agg, ex., C., ana mar King dom
ing indelible.
Alflo Letter Copying Books, for copying letters,
for the use of those who have no coDvinar press.
size 10x12, 150 paga8. Price I2.S0.
- Also stencils, steel stamps, Fine seir-lnking
Stamps. Bank; and Railroad and Post Office Sup
plies, Seal Presses, Ac, fcc., and all kinds of
secona-nana ranting Material.
eena iu cents ror list oi gooas i nave ror saie,
and mention this paper.
: t - : . A. i. SAMS, JK.,
. Asheville, N. C.
septiedAwtf Office over A. C. Davis' store.
OR BALE.
A Fine full-blooded Jersev Bull one Tear old:
also a good office room, second fijor of store
house, North Court Square for rent.
OCtL-OlW-- i - J. B. J5UJLWJV1.1.
R SALE. ' ' . .
A Fine - Harness and Saddle
orse, apply to W. C. CARMICHAKL.
septSOdtf - '
Cut Ratr Tickets,
BOUGHT, SOLD AND EXCHANGED
EDW'D M. 3f ATIIA3T,
ASHEVILLE, . - N. C
Office one door South Eagle Hotel, opposite
cwannanos.
'uly 9-d3moa ' -
(i)enttati dnilnes of
Buncombe County.
House ' of mbetrntiiiirtii tritinotnna
Jones, H. A. Godger.
Aimir-siotiH K. Rich.'
Clerh John J. : P.nthv '.' .
Register John R. Patterson.
Treasurers-John H. Courtney.
! Surveyor A. H. Starnea. .
; Coroner Dr W D. Hilliard.
-..'. . f. .
: Call on Moore and Rnhnnla mil
nice stew or fry of Oysters Just. received
from NVirfYillr .
Choiee effects in clothing just received. '
tf v H. RED WOOD & CO.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
CHAS. A. HOORE. ' P. A.-rTTMMTWfi.i
JOORE &- CUMMINGS.
Attorneys and Counsellors at, Icnv
' - ASHEVILLE, N. C.
. L T ""'Bi Buuesvuie; (Jnarlottt
nd Greensboro; in the Supreme Court at Raleigh
tteii.. r'Vr'u Juaiciai 4Jis
Soedal aUnnildnn.
ug7-ly w&s w.:' - : ' t
JR. M. SOUVIELLE,
latk of ran Paris a London Hospitals.
Diseases Of lie Head, Eeari, ThrOat. Iwi
A SPECIALTY. :
Office Hours : 10 a, m. to 5 p. ra.
Offio, Eagle Hotel,
aug 7 dim ASHEVILLE, N. C.
D
R. A. M. BALLARD,
PHTSICIABT and SUnflKuw.
Haywood street. Office Telephone Call j- . M-
inna OT IC.nn 1
I uuc ai-uuutuDpu
D
R. G- W. PUREFOY
Oilers ll is nmfpfuatnTial bawIiac .
the citizens nf A Bhnvil la onl ,,.n.. i
ing country. Office over Carn.icliae)'e
Drag store. Residence Charlotte st.
w.
W. JONES,
Attorney at Law,
ASHEVILLE, - - ' . - ;- . n. c.
Office in Johnston Building opposite Coy
Mouse square.
Practices in tha rVmrta
- - v. II UJkCllt
North I Jimlltia Olid Rnnyamn r.. A4
-- vnjiyiuu 1
Raleigh. nov26-iyd
"TRS. McGILL & BATTLE,
Wabdlaw McGill, JI. D.,
Practice limited to Eye, Kar.l rohtand Lung
Sam. Westxat Battlb. it. D.U. s. N.,
mysicianand suigcon.
Offices over De Vault's Drug Store.
B-Office hours 10 a. m. to 12 m., and 2 to 4 p
1 ' . - : se t-tf
JJK. JOHN HSY WILLIAMS,: .. . i
. FTiysiaan and Surgeon.
umce: Main Bt.,2 doors souther Sank. Seat
, , Areijue. . unica.noMs 11
. yfa tgtt
rpHOS. A. JOMES,! ... jr '
Attorney at taw
ASHEVILLE, S. C.;
oct 23-ly s w Office with Day'ionlia
THIC. F. DAVIDSOK JA G. KAln
DAVIDSON A MARTIN,
AUornevs ounaIIora-att.Lmal
AfSsyiLLB. N. OL '
Will Practice In thAftf.h anil Oth T..,l.i..i
e Pfeme Court of North Carolina, ana
In the Federal rionrta f ih. m3-.
North Carolina. . . ,
erer to the Bank of Asheville J
seplft-swAwfim
JRS. W. L. i W. D. HILLIARD,
Jfiiysiciana and &uraeon
Office next door south Old Bank
jan3-6mos
TAMES A. BTTRHnTiYJTTS:
fJ
Physician and Surgeon,
ASHEVILLE, N. G,
Office over Powell & Snide's.
" Ul 1UB1U UW
Woodfin streets.
del6-ly
J A. TENNENT,
- Architect and CwU Engineer.
r'ni. r1,"1 ."uu jisumaies oi tne
style of building furnished upon application. A
w2ju3erinteodewJlen desired. All work en
trusted to me as Civil Engineer will receive
prompt attention. Thorough drainage of lands
Beat, N. C. Residence Swannanoa BridireJ
may le-fimoa
" A. WATSON, M. D.
OFFTfTR AT TT1Q pvamrwii?
Corner of Orove street and Patton Avenue.
vuuai uuuih : own JL. M., 1 to 3 F. M
- - - b -vs xciuaui uruw
Store will beconveyed, and responded to, by tel
tuneiz-dtf .
West End Pharmacy.
GO T6 THE
. , TSTew Drug - Store
Just Opened .On. Paton Avenue,
- Below Depot : Street,
Where will always bd fbond a full
' ! line of
Drugs, Chemicals, Toilet -. Articles, '
Dyes, Cigars, Patent Mcdicine.3,
Colognes, Toilet1 Soaps,
AND . ALL KINDS OF
Toilet Articles, ' Tooth Brushes, Hair
BrusheSy ail, varieties,; ;
And a fine variety of COMBS, and
everything usually' kept in a
First Class JDrng Store !
v ery- ivespecuuny , -. r
,)!.: Graduate xf Pharmacy,
- . s'i - 'patton Avenue,
se 30-d5m Befow bepot 6t.