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r DAILY EDITION. Furman, Stone & Cameron, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS. " CITIZEN JOB OFFICE, WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE. BILL HEADS LETTER HEADS, POSTERS, BLANKS, &e And fob Work 0f all kinds dons with fromftness and at loto pricrr. DAILY, 1 Year, fcO.OO 6 Moa., 3.00 1 Year, l.ftO WEEKLY, ' " O Mos., .76 VOL" II. NO 396 -1 ASHEVILLE N.C TUESDAY MORNING; MARCH 29 1887. PRICE ..5 CENTS ADVElTtelNG RATF.fr LOW, 1 1-'- Gitizm, 1 i ASHKVf EXE SOCIETIES. Cerent Cvn-nxnrtery, No. 5. J. A. Porter Eminent Com 3iui dar ; Jordan Atone. becreUtry. Meets first Wcrir.cs.Iay niirbt in cacb month. A.inUlf G'aiiter, ft. A. If. O. H. Bell, High Priest; 8. Hammerahlag, Secretary. Meets (he second Wednesday eight in each month. Mt. llermon Lun. No. UK A. F. St A. X. n. J. Fag Worshipful Master; Fred. L. Jacobs ft, oretary. Meets .the first Friday night in each m-Jiith. Stmnnanon Lodge, K. ol S., No. 646. E. Levy, Dictator ; Jordan Stone, Secretary. Meets the first and third Monday nights in each monin. - -. Frrneh Broad Council, No. 701, R. A. 8. Li pinsky, Regent; Jordan Stone, Secretary. Meets n the hall of the Knights of Honor on the second and fourth Monday nights in each month. The AsheviUe Public Library, over Mr. Kep ler's Store, opposite Eagle Hotel, and next door to The Bank of Asheville. is open to vis itors from 18 a. m. to 1 p. m. and from 4:80 to SAO p.m. Absolutely Pure. This powder never vanes. A marvel of puritv, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight a'um or phosphate powi'ers. Sold only in ans. Koval Bakiku Powdeh Co., i06 Wail St., New York. 1anl9-d&wlSm COMPOUND OXYGEN. f ' V TV V DrsJAEGAN k GATGHELL f 'i CE R oom 43, Emglt Hottl, .Ifate 01. ASHEVILLE, N. Cs fie use in the treatment of Chron. D ieeases, COMPOUND OXYGEN and Medicated Vapor by direct inhalation. Those who suffer from diseases of the Respiratory Or gans such as Consumption, Catarrh, Bronchitis. sthma. Chronic Sore Throat, Loss of Voice, etc., tud who have failed to be cured by the ordinary treatment of Cod Lier Oil, Hypopuosphites, Pocket Inhalers, and the like, may be permanent !y cured by our new treatment ; since we have cured and are curing cases which had resisted all other means and which bad been pronounced Incurable by the best physicians. The Compound Oxygen Treatment is not only valuable In diseases 01 the . respiratory tract, but Is working prompt and permanent cu-es in all diseases depending upon an impoverished or impure condition of the blood, such as Debility, Epilepsy, Rheumatism, Chorea, Neuralgia Paral ysis, Diabetes, Bright's Disease, Anaemia, Scrofu la, and all Diseases of the Skin. The Only Treatment which will permanently cure Nasal Catabbh The only Specific lor Asthma! The treatment is pleasant to take, and cannot aggravate any case nowever delicate and sensi tive. Special attention paid to diseases of the Rec tum, such as Piles, Fissure, Fistula, Prolapsus, to. A NEW TREATMENT, - Almost painless, and generally successful. No loss of time irom business or pleasure during treatment. ror tnose who cannot come to oar office, and woo need the Compound Oxygen, we have a Home Treatment, which in many cases is as val uable as the Office Treatment. We will send the apparatus and chemicals to last two months for REFERENCES. - Rer.N. 8. AIMIeht. Welllngton.O.; Wm Bat tle, M D, PcsH. Tean ; L. T. Iglehardt, Esq., Evansville, lnd ; John B. Snow, Esq., Tipton, Tenn : Hon. B. 8. Fuller, Boonville, lnd ; Q. A. Hears, Esq, AshevlUe, N. C; Rev. O. Bell, Bell k O., N. 07 Write for Illustrated Pamphlet, which will be Bailed free, in regard to treatment. Address DRS. HABQAK & GATCHZLL, Eagle Hotel, "Room 48. DOT l-daw6m Idrmnr mtnllpr for the James Means' 83 Shoe. Citation I Some dealers recommend Inferior goods in order to make a larger profit. This is the riclnal $3Shoe. Beware of imitations which ac knowledge their own luferlority by attempting to balld upon the reputation of the original. Kane benulue uuieaa bearing this Stamp, JAMES MEANS' srw CesUemea, C O O U f t? Made In Button, Congress aad I Lace. tst Calf Skin. Cnax- 1 celled in Durability, Comfort Appearand. A postal card senttouswlll briugyonln- i j l mnnniwD now u JTCT cms VS. '1"kS9w Territory. ST-aV . Iiuncomat, Bcstontass. Our eelebratedfaetoir produces a largerqnantlty of 8hoea or this grade than any other tacuvry In the world. Thousands who wear them will tell you the reaaon if you ask tbem. JAItlEH MEANS' 84 atJUOE forfioysls onapproached in Ihirabaity. Fall lines of the.above shoes fbrale by LEADING RETAILERS THROUGHOUT X UNITED STATES, 1st J3 T t 4 - V 1 1 """a: - L, iBumSiS!- DAILY EDITION. THE DAILY CITIZEN Will be published every Morning (ex cept Monday) at the following rates ulrtctly cash : One Year. . . . . . W 00 Six Months, . . ... 300 Three " , . ' . . . . 1 One "'- ' . . . . 66 One Week, ' . . . .' . 1 rtnr Pomfi anil rlnlivnr the naner eT ery Morning in every part of the city to our BUDBcriDera, ana pmn wanting will please call at the CrnrxN Office. Send your Job Work of all kinds U the Citizen Office, if you won! tf done neatly, cheaply and with dispatch. - Arrival ana lpa,rare f rsM TrasiBM. 8 AXJHBtraT Arrives 65 p. m. and departs 10:61am Tennessee Arrivea 106 a. m. and departs 75 pm. Spabtahbubo- Leave AsheviUe iM am; arrive at Hendersonville 8:15 a m; at Spartan burg 11:40 am. - Leave Spartanbnrg 4:00 p m; arrive at Hen dersonville 7:10 p m; at AsheviUe 8:1 p m. t3T INTERESTING BEADING MAT TER ON FOURTH PAGE. C Landreth Garden seed at tf. Pxlham's. Largest and best assorted stock of riot .ridge Ribbons, all colors, Surati Silks, all widths, Black Gross Grain Ribbons, at Whitlock's. d6t JA splendid ofBce, with a front window, adjoining the Citizbk business room, for rent ' Terms reasonable. Apply at CiiizsN office. tf Dust laving was at a discount yesterday. A large brick building for a 'store has been completed just South ot the depot County Commissioner J. A. Reagan, and Justice Rickman were in the city yesterday. Our friends G. W. Young and Dr, Wilson, of Swannanoa township were in the city yesterday. Our farmers are busy at work. Look well to your vegetable and home-supply departments. See the auction sale notice of Murray & Lance horses, wagons ana narness emoracea in me saie. Capt. C. M. McLoud leaves for an important business trip to Texas in a day or two, in connection with several New York capitalists. : Yesterday wss a cold day, follow ing a regular Summer thunder storm and April shower. We are looking for something better soon. -The play of the "Woman iu Red" ml undoubtedly draw a good house to-night. The performance last night gave entire satisfaction. Mr. Ed. M. Nathan is the man the traveling public wants to see. He can give railroad tickets at ex ceedingly low cut rates. See his card elsewhere. Mr. James Vance sold "yesterday, through Mr. Jo lm A. Williams, a line eighteen months old filly, to a lady in Eastern North Carolina. It has been forwarded to destination. Fortune Helton, recently escaped from Buncombe jail and subse quently capturt d at the Hot Springs, and returned to the Buncombe au thorities, proves to have been an escaped convict from South Caroli na, and on the proper demand from be authorities of that btate has been turned over to them and taken to South Carolina. Messrs. Rawls Brothers contem plate the extension of their excel- lent'hotel, the Swannanoa, down Willow Street so as to cover the en tire Swannanoa building lot, which will more than double the present capacity. This is a most important moveand shows not only the high, and deserved, appreciation of this house, but the . rapidly increasing demand for accommodations in our city.Let the work proceed. A number of New . York gentle men reached AsheviUe : Saturday and registered at the Battery Park. Another crowd, on similar business, but registered at the Swannanoa. All of tLese gentlemen come te AsheviUe on a prospecting tour, to see tb.6 place, study its attractions and advantages, with a view of in vesting; and should they decide fav orably to our. city it means large amounts of money and several new enterprises. Up to yesterday - they were aU more than pleased with all thty had seen, and all they could learn. We have no fears of the re sult an investigation is all we ask of any inte ligent man. They will remain here several days. It is well worth your while to pay a visit to Law's on Main st. New goods are coming in rapidly. A large new lot of Japanese wares just in ana more to arrive soon, an in latest styles; also new Decorated China Lamps, and Art Pottery and G'ass. Oar stock of Crockery, Glass and Cttlery is ver, large and onered at lowest pi lets. tr Just rect-ived the new Mountain Fen by Lieut. Cobb only 50 cents. 6t at Mobgav's Book Stobk. New novelties arriving daily at Whit lock's. , dot Ladies' Riding Derbies and Caps, at WbUlock's. , dfit Material for Ladies' riding habits, at wiuuocsa, .. . atx, Mr. Clark Whittier has purchased all the necessary machinery for a plug tobacco factory at his town.. - - : We were pleased to meet Attorney Geaeral Davidson in onj city yesterday, Mrs. Davidson is at Alexander. An old-fashioned snow was ilUng last night when we went to f ress. Uoad-bye to truit. ' Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather last night, there was a good crowd in attendance upon the Carrie Stanley perform oace at the Opera. Hon. Zeb Vance spent Sunday in AsheyUle, and attended morning services in the rresoytenan Lhurcn. He left for his Gombroon home yesterday morning. , . -' Mr. Felix H. Leatherwood, of Webster, called on as yesterday. He reports-the mineral fever st boiling point in Jackson county. New discoveries are being made, and new. transactions . are taking place every day. Bat we do not know a countyin Western North Carolina which may not properly become subject to the same epidemic. The Elk Park Chronicle is a new can. didate for public favor, issued at 4be growing town of Elk Park, Mitchell county, by Messrs. Banner & Pritcbard. The publishers say the Chronicle "will be republican in politics and neutral in religion." When a man gets to running a papsr "republican in politics" its reli gion is very apt to be "neutral." Journ alistically speaking we wian tne Cftron icle much success. - Our quondam citizen Mr. A. C. Melke, who is also largely interested in real state and store buildings in Lumberton, was one of tne heavy sunerers by the recent disastrous fire at that place. His well known energy did not fail him in this misfortune. On Monday after the hre he wrote to a contractor, and on Tuesday the contractor was on the ground with a car-load of lumber and at work. We wish our friend an early res tors tion of all losses recently sus tained A fine picture, in oil, adorns the mantel of Turner's restaurant. It is the work of Roger Davis, a moun tain scene from the "Heart of the Blue Ridge" wild and grand, nature in the wilderness witheut the sug gestion of human presence, a bold, massive foreground, a rich middle distance, and a far away mass of peaks receding in perspective with all that delicacy of coloring the charm of mountain atmospheric and which the artist has reproduced with the inspiration of genius. Thunder Storm, and After. Sunday night, after a mild, cloudy and at times rainy day, about 10 o'clock, a thunder storm of unexampled violence and duration broke npon the city. Crash after crash of deafening thunder follow ed each ether in rapid succession, and the flashes of lightning were stirringly vivid. It was a lively foretaste of sum mer weather.- We have heard of no in jury done. Monday morning the mer cury stood at S o'clock at 48, and then there was a rapid fall, at 2, standing at 28. The day was cloudy with some snow. It was a capricious equinoctial phenomenon. The Asheville" and Spartanburg. As will be noticed in our State news column, there is a prospect that this road will soon fall under the manage ment of the Richmond and Danville system. The public are interested in this. It is due to truth to say that dis appointment has followed the comple tion of the road. - It nas not been made to subserve the purposes of traffic, nor yet fully those of travel; for its trains. while performing their service with gen eral ponctalitv, haye run without refer ence to connections; and these from the chief value of the road. No doubt good reasons have existed to postpone the benefits to which the public had long anxiously looked. We make no com- nl.i.h. K,. n .n 1 AU.. .1.- line will soon be invested witit its use fulness. They Moved. Sunday night, when the thunder-storm came np, several darkies and a tramp ran into the shops of the Electric Light Company on Eagle street for shelter. After being in a while, and while the thunders were roaring and the lightning hashing, tne tramp approached the cour teous superintendent and asked if he thought there would be much of a storm. The words were scarcely out of his rooutn wnen tne electricity in the atmos phere' seized upon the establishment. and began crawling around the machin-1 ery and on the floor and among the afore said refugees like snakes, only more terrific in. their fiery appearance. Most of the crowd belted the door and rushed for the adjacent mountains, one sorane upon the engine, while others droppel upon their knees and made such prayers as have not been uttered by them since leaving their mothers' knees if they ever had any mothers, which is doubtful. The place was verv violntlr and sud denly vacated by all visitors. The- fire works, gratuitously furnished, seemed not to be appreciated by the visitors. Rev. Robert Hall, when asked how many sermons a preacher could prepare in a week, replied: f he is a man of pre-eminent abil ity, one; if he a man of ordinary ability, two; if he is an 8S,six?' The State Treasurer Friday issued a drummers' license to the Sweetwater Mill Company, of Tennessee. Mr. John C Heyer, one of Wilming ton's oldest merchants, died at his resi dence in that city Thursday afternoon about 3 o'clock from a stroke of paralysis. Ayer's Eair Vigor stimulates the hair cells to healthy actien, and promotes a vigorous growth. It contains all that can be supplied to make the natural hair beautiful and abundant: keens the scalD free from dandruff, prevents the hair irom becoming dry and harsh, and makes it flexible ana glossy. tl 7 Handsome line of Swiss Embroderies in Edging, Inserting, Flouncings and Aprons, just in, at Whitlook's. dot Another invoice Dunlap, Derby and Crush Hats, just to hand, - . d6t - at WHrncoox's. Landreth Garden seed at . Filsah's, Wfavxsvhxk Cikcvtt Suday-Sohool Convention. : - This convention will be held at Mt Pleasant Church on the 3rd. 4th and 5th of April. Exercises wi 1 begin on Sun day the 3d, at 10 o'clock A. M.t with the following programme for the dineren days: , . ';-. '" Sunday Ra ieious services by the President, Rev. Dan. Atkins. ' Sunday School addresses by John Johnson, Jr., n rt T- n . r A .Li K jjucose, K.BVB. r . jaiuun, xan. Atains and Jas. Atkins.- . Night Session Religious wervices. Dis cussion Topic The objects, methods, utility and results of the Sunday School Convention by C. B. Way, James But- tnck, Kev. James Atkins ana others. Monday Open at 9 o'clock, a. with religious services. '' i Appointment ; of committees and re ports of Superintendents. Sunday School lecture by Rev. W. W. Bays. -r Night Session Religious services. Read ing and discussion of reports of com mittees . . .,.' : - 'ir Tmesday Opent 9 o'clock, aim. with religious exeiTise'a. , ' - " ''tr ? Discussion Tonic Under what cir cumstances are Union Sunday Schools advisable 7 Opened by Dr. J. B. Keagan and Rev. C. T. Carroll. Topic Duties of officers and teachers of Sunday Schools by Rev. J. B. Hyder, J. C. Postell, J. S. Burnett and Prof. H. I King Night Session Religious services. ' Sunday School Easavs by Mrs. M. T, Burnett, and Misses Nannie Alexander, Kitty Baird, Spain, Ellen Weaver, Fanny Burr Way. Summing up by Rev. C. T. Carroll. Hotel Extension. We have already alluded to the new contract, made a few days since for a still larger addition to the Battery Park, to be made at once, to Bupply the demands upon that hotel. We also announce in an other column the contemplated en largement of the Swannanoa hotel, and now we have to add that friend Chedester, of the Grand Central, will soon begin the erection on Pat ton Avenue, - opposite the present Grand Central, of a large, five-story building which is to be an annex ol his popular Grand Central. There will be four Btores on the first floor, and all the other upper stories will be arragned in rooms en mite, ele gantly furnished, with all modern improvements and requirements, and made equal in all appointments to any hotel in the South. It will be connected with the Grand Cen tral by a handsome iron bridge which will span Patton Avenue, connecting the second story of the new building with the present Grand Central. AsheviUe wUl soon be the city of superb hotels ol the couutry. - - An Interesting Relic. Mr. Isbel yesterday brought to our office a small jar, a specimen of the ceramic art of the Pueblo In dians. It was presented to his daughter Claudia Isbell by Miss Armanda Tompkins, of Saluda, Col. The donor modestly stated the age of the jar at 200 years. It is proba bly much greater. I he skill ot the Pueblos was p-reater before the Spanish'conqueBt than it has ever been since, partly because oi the disturbance of the peaceful indus-t tries of the people of the invasion. because European fabrics displaced native utensils. The shape of the jar is quite graceful and the work artistic. Some Splendid Offices. Mr. Frank Loughran has so arranged his building in the Eagle Block as to furnish some of the finest rooms, for offices' offered in the city. Several have been taken already, and the others will be in a few days. The location and the finish of the rooms will command ready and the best of occupants. Mr. Loughran has displayed his usual excellent taste, as well as good business judgment in the arrangement of these rooms. The old Eagle has rather improved in its attrac tions, instead of lost. Ms) it always live and prosper. CONFLAGATION AT HlCKORY. About one o'clock Sunday morn ing tho citizens of Hickory, were aroused by an alarm of f lire, when to their surrprise that enterprising little city was found to be all in flames. The fire was first discovered in the, Rsformed-Giiurch On Lin-j coin ton st., which was almost con - j sumed before any one knew of the misfortune. Mr. R. W. Johnston,! who lives near by lost, his stables and one horse, and his. residence narrowly escaped. Before the church was entirely consumed the Mayor'r office on public square was discover ed to be on fire, and that together with the.stores of Messrs. ijink, Mc- Comb & Co., D. E. Whitener, Chas. Martin and two other small build ings. Little goods were 'saved, and but little if any insurance on tne property. ' BucklenN Arnica alve The best Salve in the world for onta, braises, ores, ulcers, rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all akin emotions, and inndtivelT cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisiacuon, or money rei uuuou. srrjeeo cia par box. For salaoy H. H. Lyons. daw City Gbes Houses. Rav, McLoud and Pulliam, proprietors of the above, announce that t!ie institu tion is now an established fact ,-They are on Chestnut street west end. I They are yet in their infancy, but the proprie tors are determined to advance it to the highest ideal of an aesthetic public, in creasing its facilities to meet all home demands and foreivn competition. The well known John Perry is Florist The institution ioconnected by telephone,' through No. 16. - . run i ait Landreth Garden seed at tf. PrLHAM's. Ladies" and Genta' Riding Gloves at Whitfoyk'a, . . : Wi STATE NEWS, The Piedmont Press has been pur. chased by Mr. W. V. Spencer, who has assumed editorial charge, Greensboro State iCol. Andrews completed his arrangements to push the Salem railroad on towards Sur ry, Yadkin and Wilkes. 'This is the most important movement in the interest of Greensboro that has been made since the C. P. & Y. V. came to our doors. It will open up a new country too, not excelled in North Carolina. CoL Wm. H. S. Burgwyn, of Henderson, has been appointed by the Faculty of the University of JNorth Carolina, to represent Chap el Hill at , the. iooth raunryeraary celebration of . Columbia College, New York, on the 13th of April. He ha also been iivited by, the La dles' Memorial Association of Fay etteville, to deliver the memorial address on the 10th of May. The Rutherford Banner says: The Three C's depot is beautifully located about one mile north of town, and is such an inviting spot that old curiosity prompted a number of in diduals who should, have been well, to visit it on bunday afternoon. The late frost has certainly saved our people considerable trouble as well as pleasure by cooking the fruit in the bud. It is fondly hoped, however, that the blackberries and haws are safe. The Shelby Aurora says: The cold snap visited last and this week different sections, bringing snow and ice. Much damage has been done the fruit crop in North Caro lina, while truck farms have been badly injured in the eastern .portion of this State. Peaches are killed in many places, yet there will be some fruit left. A man came here from Mitchell county and ' reports snow as a daily visitor last week in Mitch ell. The Charlotte Chronicle says: It is rumored that the AsheviUe & Spartanburg Railroad is soon to be consolidated with either the Rich mond & Danville, or the Columbia & Greenville with the probabilities in favor of the latter. The Spartan burg Herald says that this road has long been a waif, fought and slight ed by its big neighbors. The stock of the road is about $0,00,000. about $370,000 of which is held by the R. &. D. people. It looks very much like an enort to fieeze out the min ority stock-holders. The rumor of this consolidation is received with considerable eredit. Such a combi nation would make the A. & S. and S & U. a trunk line from the west to Charleston, and is a consumation long devoutly wished bv ur peo ple. The Newt Observer says: Mr. E. G. Harrell, the energetic secretary of the North Carolina Teacher's As sembly, seems to have no limit to his exertions to make the coming assembly at Morehead City a grand success. -He has arranged tor many attractive and advantageous special ties and has just effected an arrange ment with the Frank Leslie Pub lishing Company bv which a staff artist of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Weekly will attend the assembly and make sketches of it; including assembly rooms, boating and fishing scenes, promenades., hotel scenes, in fact all special features of the assembly will be illustrated. Tl e illustrations will fill nearly all of one issue of the piper and thousands of copies will be distributed through the state. Benefit fob the Flower Mission and Mission Hospital. Tne diagram will be opened for reserved seats at Sawyer'sy on the 30th inst., for the dramatic eater tainment of the Thespian Club for the above named benefit, to be given on tb e 11 th of April. Tickets 50 cents no extra charges for re served seats. "Our Boys of 1776," and their jolly mirth creating com panions ''Ginger & .Pretzel," with the phunniest punniest pharce to follow the play. fbe fourth case of the successful removal of a tumor from the brain has been reported in England, kthe weight of the tumor bieug four and a half ounces. These cases of brain surgf ry, with the exact location from the symptons 01 the ijiot affect ed, are fats cf which science may well be proud. When the blood is loa led with impu rities, and move sluggishly in the veins, an alterative is needed, as th.s condition of the vital fluid cannot last long without serious results There is nothing better than Ayer's Sarsaparilla to purify the blood, and impart enesgy to the system. tl Landreth Garden seed at tf. Pelrak's. 'J'HE TRAVELING PUBIJO SATS NATHAN, Thou Aft the Man, For bnvlne and selllna Excursion and cnt rate tlckes at exceedingly low rates to all points. JS.U. m . ftTHA, Ticket Scalper. Office, Eagle Hotel Barber 8hnp. Residence, T. W. Keel. M Grove St. marZ7 dim - rhunntims cider, a verv refresh i no- drink, at Moore cl Robardft. tf Landreth Garden seed 50c ' dozens paper. Peas Beans and Corn 10c loc. and $5 Pint at Pelhjua'a Pharmacy, tf. . The Quo Warranto Case. ... The case State on the Relation of Cole vs. Patterson was heard yes terday before Judge Graves. The question for decision involved the right of the plaintiff for the time in which to file his bonds, also as' to the sufficiency of the bonds offered. The counsel for Mr. Cole was Maj. W. H Malone ; for Mr. Patteiion Mr. M. E. Carter. The relator introduced about 12 witnesses and the defendant eight. Nearly the whole day was con sumed in the examination of testi mony, and the argument on the part of the relator was begnn at half past o p. m. intermediately, Judge Graves had decided one point: that is, that the -bonds offered by Mr. Uole on tne 1st ot December were insufficient; Thoxe offered on Jan uaary 1st were sufficient: and he no tified the. counsel - that.; they mu: t shape their arguments to conform to this opinion. : : - At the conclusion of the argu ment in the case, Judge Graves de cided that the Commissioners were not authorized to receiye the bond of the plaintiff when last tendered thus leaving Mr. Patterson in pos session ot the office. From this decision Mr. Cole appealed. The Knoxville Journal says: Only a few days ago, steam was first made and engines put in motion which are to propel the mammoth lumber es tablishment of the Scottish Caroli na Timber and Land Company. When completed this will be one o the largeot, if not the largest, lum ber establishment south of the Ohio river. The gentlemen who have charge of it have looked thoroughly over the ground and have invested their money after the fullest investi gation. They are energetic, enter prising and have ample capital to carry on their business to the full est extent necessary. It is believed rthat they will make big money, and every one will rejoice if it should be millions. The Unaka Timber Company, of Grand Rapids, Michigan, have pur chased property on the bank ol the Tennessee river, nearly opposite the plant of the Scottish Carolina Com pany, and will, at an early day be gin the erection of their machinery for an immense concern at that point. There is no teUing what magnitude the lumber business of Knoxville will reach within the next twelve months. Their Business Booming. Probably no one thing has caused such a general revival of trade atH. M. Lyons' Dru Store as their giving away to their customers of so many fre e trial bottles of Dr. King s JNew Discovery for Consump tion. Their trade is simply enormous in this very valuable article from the fact that it always cures and never disap points. Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchi tis, croup, and all throat and lung dis eases quickly cured. You can test it be fore buyinr by getting a trial bottle free. large size $1. Everv bottle warranted. A new rule of the Supreme Court says : "The call of appeals for the eleventh district will commence on the twelfth Monday of the term and continue for two weeks, and those at the 'end of the docket' on the four teenth Monday, beginning with the brst district. This rule was rendered necessary by reason of a large number of cases .from the eleventh district. The twelfth Monday of this, the spring term of the court will be the 2oth day of April ; and the 14th Monday the 9th of May, 1887. She was decorating her room with pictures, and she perched her hus band s :photo on the topmost nail. Then she sat down to admire her work, and remarked quietly: "Now eyerything is lovely, and the goose hangs high. Jew York bunday Mer cury. J stat What Ttaey All Hay Hon. D. D. Haynie, of Salem. Ills., says he nses Dr. Bosanko's oongh and Long Syrup in in all cases of coughs, colds and croup, and recommends it in particular for the little ones. Sample bottle free at H. H. Lyons, dawlw. Beautiful new Spring Dress Goods, some rare novelties, just to hand, " d6t at Whitlock's. A full stock of Warner's Corsets, d6t at Whitlock's. An extra good Corset at 50c. and 72c, d6t at Whitlock's. Landreth Garden seed -50c. dozen papers Peas, Beans and Corn 10c 15c. and 25c. Pint at Pelham's Pharmacy. tf. Lamb's Wool Soles large lot for the Ladies and Gents, at the Shoe Store. dtt llKRaiNa x vv EAVER. OPERA HOUSE ! THE EVEST OF THE SEASON I LISTMOHT! Miss' Carrie Stanley AND HER SUPERB NEW YORK COMPANY ! : TUESDAY, March 29th. Keynoid Hebrew Dram, VTHExWOMANxINxRED; Beautiful Scenexy I . -Elegant Costumes 1 Admission, 25 fc 50 Cts. Reserved (Seats, - 75 Cts. Now on sale at Sawyer's store. No. 15 Patton Avaiiae, A CARD OF THANKS. The Hospital gratefully acknowledges additions to iu larder irom Mrs. Gird wood and Mrs. Sawyer. The managers would at same time call attention to the constant need of underclothing, bed- crownfl. vrflnmni Art Tl.. 02 the admission of a patient is always a mwx ana iresn garments. These gar ments are kept in the hospital and used by each patient in turn as th 'y are need edhence the great help of donations of new or hall worn clothing. We also bee vv ivuiuiuo, viiuL evervwing sent to the hospital is just so much help in its support. A pitcher of milk, a loaf of bread, a few frMh mrm . Tat niM - - , - ,.-w dessert all are most acceptable and gratefully received. Sec. M. H. Mr. John Bostic Bostic and family are now pleasantly IrkOAfArl in tKa a.ikn.K. As? :11 TT.-. vuwwu, au uo at 14 UU1 MB Ul ABLaVlUO, XAlff Hiss! nana for-f an4 am a-. Lw.. l wi.uuuu vuw ctaau ouaiy usi; UUUtJ UiaCIl for tbd advancement of our place. His aepanure will oe our 1088 and Asheville'a gain, and we commend him as a genial and enterprising citizen, who will win success wherever he goes." Mr. Bostic and familv are aiccerelv welcomed to our city, and we wish them a most pleasant and profitable stay in our city. JvcrPIIla. Use Dr. Gnun's Liver Pills for Sallow com plexion, Pimples on the Face and l'.illioaa- ness. Never flinkAna nrimnu nnl ... It' f UUB .W a dose. Samples free at H. H Lyons. oawiw. We have hint rniviv1 a viIm W a( . . w iv, vy. Spring Straw Hats in the latest styles and low prices. Our line of Spyng and Summer goods will be complete in a short time, and we will be prepared to make them np in the latest styles. AJJ tt-e ladies are invited to call and examine them and get a copy of "The Style" free of charge. J. L. Wilktr. Mbs. C. M. Williams, Cor. Patton Avenue and Church st. d6t . New millinerv handsome shanea and newest style, just in, aot at Whitlock's. Swiss Embroderies from 1 to 48 inches in width, just in, at Whitlock'b. d6t Fence or No-Fence the finest display of Shoes, ever seen in the South, is at the Shoe Store. dtf Hi rbi no & Weaabe. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ATJCTION SALES. On Saturday, April 2nd, we will sell at public suction on Court Square: 2 Horses, Wagon and Harness, 1 Hone Wagon and Harness, 1 Boggy and Harness, 2 Singer Sewir? Machines, and a lot of Honmebold roods. Sale positive. MVRRAY 6. LANCE. mh t d5Uwlt Auctioneers. N OTICE. I am nreoared to build hom-;9 at short natiea and upon the most reasonable terras. . Sotiafae Uo& guaranteed in all cases ' - .Al.EX. 8H T. mh iS dl2mos AsheviUe, N, C. VY ANTED, At Hot Sorlnn. at the old Rumbouirh hoiue. a flrstclass cook, also a waiter and chambermaid. None but first-class help need apply Mit t bring written recommendations and come Immedi ately. Good wages, mn 17 alt WX. b. MESSENGER. Little River Saw 111 I is, ffVis-Ac Huake, Proprietor, We desire to call the attention of Lnmber Dealers to our large stock of Lumber. Laths. &o. We have in pond 150,MX feet of floe timber. Capacity ef mill 26,000 fcet per day. For quotationaVr other information, appl .' to C, W HUttKB, Ag. nt, mh ST dim MancB ester, M. C. N OTICE The corporators under charter of tho HI wa Railroad Company are reciuestec to riee la aiurpny on tne istn aay or April next at s o' clock A. M., for the consideration of sue a busi ness as may come before them. Books for subscription to the capital stock at said company will be opened at Murphy on April 18th by the undersigned, and at Ha; esvtllv by Hon W. H. McLure, CoL Floy! and others designed in said act for Incorporation for that purpose. I. W. OOOPER, G. G. V'HITCOMB, F. P. AXLEY. J. W. PATTON, mh S7 dlt R. A. AKIN. Choice styles in Clothing of all grades (except verv common) just to hand naturally the handsomest sell ant. Our line of Dress Goods, Silks, Vol vets, Satins, Dress Ginghams, Satines, Par cales, Prints, &c, will be found very at tractive. Ziegler Bros.', Merriam Tyler's, Morgan Bros.' and Stokley's Shoes for ladies, misses and children. . Banister's and Ziegler's fine shoes for men. " -. . :.. . Packard & Graver's celebrated "$2.50" and "?2 09" shoes for men, and the cor- responding grade for boys. Stylish Hats just to band. Best possible value in Carpets, Art Squares. Bum. Oil-cloths. Upholstery Goods, Towels, Napkins, Coverlets, Lin en, Damask, Ac. Handkerchiefs, Hosiery. Gloves. Para sols, Fans, Ribbons, Embroideries, Laces, Collars and Cuffs, 8carfs, Shirts and urawerss, etc. -; . -- ,, .-, H. Redwood & Co., ONE raXCS ST0BE, Nos. 7 A 9 Patton Ave. man7-dtf - : ; 8- Two OARD. gentlemen r gentleman aria wife tan get eomforiable room and good board by applying to P. O. BOX uo. Location central, mhld dtf Jr0U8EKKIPKR WANTED, An once, rora ootei. Appqr at mhUdtf CITIZEN office. Notice to Parties IV anting Bricks! Having Nraght the Brickyard of Mr. T. I. Van Glider, in North AsheviUe, we wll' be j re pared by the raidd.e of April to furnish Urick, in any quantity desired, at the lowest marl et prl - HAQ3iAN A HILDLBRAifD, ( a:
Asheville Citizen (Asheville, N.C.)
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