HU'.MJ'I'-ITI
TELfiGEAPHIC.
DEATH OF A (J 001) MAN !
C( KMl'LANLMi KA1LROADS
COMK TO TKlfMS.
rri'liai'iiiix u Taii It' Bill
Taxos to be Uciluccd.
FAILURE OV Till: RICII
MOXD PAl'Eli CO. f
CLAIMS FOR DAMAGE PILING
UPTHE CIIATSWOUTH
ACCIDENT IN AN
OTHER FORM.
A r.usincss Failure.
IBy Telegraph to the Asheville Oitizcn.l
Providence, R. I., Sept. 2. The
paper of the Richmond Paper Com
panv has gone to
ties' '$")C0.(XK.)y
protest. Li;iluli-
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Death of Bishop Harris
(By telegraph to tlie Asheville Citizen.)
New York, Sept. 2. Bishop Har
ris of the Methodint Episcopal
Chureh died 5ve minutes past 5
o'clock this afternoon.
Filiujr Claims for Damages.
I By Telegraph to the Asheville Citizen.r
' Peoria, Sept. 2. Services have
been secured on the loleuo reona
and Western Railroad by the sheriff
f this county in cases thus far hied
by claimants for deaths and injuries
resulting from the Chatswurth
wreck to the amount of 6140,000.
Another Itailroail FiliN an Aifswer.
!By telegraph to tne'Ashcviile Citizen. I
Washington, Sept. 2. The Sea
board and Roanoke Railroad Co.,
tor itself and its associated corpora
tion, the Seaboard Air Line, has
filed with the Inter-State Commerce
Commission a response to the com
plaint of the. New York Phila
delphia and Norfolk Railroad. Re-
Koondenfs deny that they nave
practiced discrimination or refused
anv reasonable lacuimes ior me in
terrhanpe of truffle. Respondents
charge in return a variety of short
oominp pnst and present against
cimDlainant. Respondents in con
clusion subinit that the petition of
complainants should be dismissed
on the ground that "an arrangmcnt
for the conduct ol through business
has already been projected and
agreed to." by the authorized
agents of complainant and respon
dent corporations.
Another Blir Kll Roitd l-nl Tlie
It. auil O. SoIl at I.aat.
IBy telegraph to the Aslierillc Citi:'un.T
New York, Sept. 2. Ever since Mi.
Garrett wrote his letter to Mr. Sitr;ery,
edito.- of the Jlecord, of Philadelphia
breaking ofTthe Ives' negotiations he has
been working to save hi3 Baltimore and
Oh'io ltoad. Negotiations were continu
ed by liiui with J. S. Morgan on his
arrival in London and an arrangement
was announced that is only equalled by
that of the West Shore settlement with
the New York Central and formipp of
the Reading syndicate to reorganize that
company. Boih of these deals were
carried through by JJrexel, Morgan it
Co. Edward Lauterback gave lejial
opinion to-day upon the question wheth
er the steilina loan made by the Balti
more and Ohio Kail Road covered ihe
telegraph system of the company. He
decided that the telegraph lines were
tree from all liens and on receiving
this opinion the agreement in the nature
of preliminary contract was executed.
The parties to contract are the Baltimore
& Ohio Krilroad Company and syndi
cate composed of J. C. Morgan & Com
pany, Barring I?ros. & Co., Brown, Ship
ley and Co., of London, Drexel, Morgan
A Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co., and
Brown, Brothers & Co., of this city, and.
Drexel & Co., of l':iiladelphir. The most
important poir.t in the contract provides
that the management of the
company shall be placed in
competent hands 6atisfactoiy to ths syn
dicate. A. J. Ccr .att, Vic3 President of
the Pennsylvania Bailroad is thought
to be booked as Garrett's successor., bat
isfactory contracts are also to be made
with the Pennsylvania and Reading
railroads on ail business North of Phila
delphia, and with all the other trunk
lines entering N.ew York by which all
conflict of interests will be removed and
insure permanent working of the Balti
more and Ohio in harmony with the
trunk lines. In addition to these con
tracts the line in process of construction
from Philadelphia to New Yok will be
suspended and the work on Staten
Island stopped. In consideration of
these contracts being sigred and with
control in their hands the syndicate
ftgievs to relieve the railroad from its
present embanascment by providing
$10,000,000 with which to take up the
floating debt. It is understood that the
enterprise will be practically managed
by the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Market Reports.
Bv telegraph to the Asheville Citizen.
St. Locis, September 2. Flour dull : 1
wheat No. 2 red cash 691a7; oats lower,
cash, 24 1; pork, new 15; hams steadv,
12al5.
Chicago, Pept. 2. Cash quotations
for to-day were as follows : wheat No 2
spring 67Ja?B; No 2 coin .41; No 2 oats
24; whiskey 1.10.
Lovibvili.e, Sept. 2. Grain dull M
wheat No 2 red 72; corn No 2 mixed 4o;
provisions qoiet; sugar cured hams 12al3J;
lard, choice leaf, 8.
Cincinnati, Sept 2. Wheat, No 2 red,
71j; corn stronger, No 2 mixed, 44!a45 ;
. oats dull, No 1 mixed 27aJ; pork dull
14J; lard strong, 0.40; whiBkey, -Rood de
mand 1.05.
Ahanta, Sept. 2. Receipts, 83 bales.
New Orleans, Sept 2. Rice active,
firm and higher; Louisiana, ordinary to
prime, 4la5';; otber articles unchanged.'
Niw York, Sent. 2. Southern flour
unchanged, quiet; wheat, spot lots, ja
higher, fairly active ; corn, epo' lots,
steady, No. 2 Sept 4U,7Ka50; oats cash,
firm, western 31a33; hops, steady, quiet;
coffee, spot, fair, Rio firm 20J.
Ice cream tent in any quantity order d
to any part of the ity , by Turner. tf
The I"e-iS Floods.
IBy telegraph to We Asheville Citiieo.
Chicago, Sept. 2. A Times spe
cial from Waco, Tex., says I Every
bridge in Hill county was washed
awaj' by the rains, and the damage
to crops and farms will not fall short
of 100,000. In Bosque county and
along the line of the Santafe railway
the damage is also very heavy. Of
the little towns here, Iredell, Whit
ney, Hico and Aquilla have sunered
most. The railroad companies have
suffered severely. It is believed the
Central and Missouri Pacific roads
are the heaviest loosers. The Mis
souri Pacific has a force of nearly
100 men at work on the line near
Grand View. A train on the road
was detained bcrween Itasca and
Grand View Iroui Monday night till
yesterday evening. It was out on
the pr;i;rie nine miles from any
house. Manv ot the passengers
suffered for hick of food. None of
the roads arc running their full
schedule ye .
The Stock Market.
IBy telegraph to the Asheville CUIzenl
New York, Sept. 2 Tl e Stock
Market was somewhat feverish to.
daj' in consequence of the effort of
the beaTS chiefly in the forenoon to
check the advance. The bulls late
in the day gave several stocks
sharp twist. The market recovered
w'Ah a decidedly firm tone. The
Baltimote and Ohio deal also in
duced laree proportion of buying
Considerable pressure was brought
ncainst Western union, Missouri
Pacific ami New England, in the
early dealings, and the latter stock
was sluggish all day long. Others,
however with Manhattan, Read ng
and Richmond and West Point
were si-itially strong to the close
Advices .''ora Philadelphia of the
intention of trustees to pay back in
terest on consolidation improve
ments and that they had modified
the plan of re-organization of Sus
quehanna canal which would insure
deposits of stock aided the advance
in Heading ver materially. 1 here
was heavy realization but fresh buy
ing robbed it of its effect. Total
business oo7,000 shares.
Preimiinjrto Reduce the Tariff Taxes.
Py Tilegraph to the Asheville CitizeD,
Washington, Sept. 2. The Eve
nin; Star of this afternoon puplishes
the following : There will he a
r. easim brought forward for tariff
reduction as soon as congress con
venes which will likely have the en
dorsement of the administration.Tne
President, and Speaker Carlisle have
been considering the matter since
congress adjourned and it is not
improbable that the present visit of
Mr. Carlisle to the President at Oak
View will result in the culmination
of their plan.
It is possible that the Speaker's
visit to Washington at this time
was expressly for the purpose ot
consulting with the President upon
this subject. It is expected at the
Treasury Department that Secretary
Fairchild who is now on his yaca
tion will soon return to Washington.
It is probabla that he comes to meet
the President and Mr. Carlisle.
The result of the Allentown con
vention is quite satisfactory to the
tariff reformers. They propose to
take advantage of the situation and
present a plan for the reduction of
the revenues. The plan being pre-
paied will conform strictlv with the
tariff' resolution there adopted as it
is construed by the President. It
abolishes tobacco tnx but leaves the
whiskey tax where it is and will
make a large reduction in the cus-
toms revenue?.
The Internal Revenue feature is
admitted ps a compromise, and will
be treated, only in connection with
very positive reduction of customs.
There t:11 be no acknowledgment
of protection. It is likely that the
reduction of customs will be more
sweeping turn Randall estimates.
Congressman Scott of Pennsylva
nia was in Washington shortly be
fore the Allentown convention
and talked the matter over with the
President and secretar' Fairchild.
The administration is fully commit
ted to strong altitude on tariff; while
there has been no general confer
ence ot a large number of men in
one place there have been impor
tant consultations between individu
al leaders and the president.
Mills, of Texas, who is to be chair
man of the Ways and Means com
mittee in the next House, is in the
city and has had a conference with
Mr. Carlisle.
The Bureau of Statistics has been
called upon lor figures on customs
duties to show where the most ef
fective reductions can be made and
how the revenues wou.d be effected
thereby.
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How Pale Tou Are!
is frequently the exclamation of one
lady to another. The tact is not a pleas
ant one to have mention, but still theaet
nay be a kindly one, for it sets the one
addressed to thinking, apprises her of
the fact that she is not in good health,
and leads her to seek a reason therefor.
Pallor is almost always attendant upon
the first stages of consumption. The
system is enfeebled, and the blood is im
poverished. Dr. Pierce's "Golden Med
ical Discovery" will act as a tonic upon
the system, will enrich the impoverished
blood, and restore roses to the cheek,
dtt-wlw
Su perior Tooth Brushes.
We have just received and have added
to our large stock ot Tooth Brushes, a
fine lot of a new pattern of brush, the
invention of Dr. Arrington of our city,
whose experience and reputation as a
Dentibt is a sufficient guarantee Tor the
merit and superiority of the brush. No
brush like it has ever before been offered
in this market. . It is truly a common
sense brush and one that every body,
old and young should use for comfort
and the health and preservation of the
teeth and gums
Wii. E. PgLHAU, Pharmacist,
auglOdlm , 48 South Main st
. The finest breakfast and supper to b
found on any table served promptly, at
Turner's, for 50 cents each meal. . . If
Arrest ot a Korib
Carolina Mdlatto
,'orlt Her Sub- .
.shevllle Citizen.
Woman in If eft' '
eqnent
By telegraph to tl!
New York, Sept. 2. The police
department receive! a telegram from
North Carolina on the 1st inst. ask
nig- that Rose Roobtt alias McT2l
very, a mulatto, be arrested upon
her arrival here. The charge against
her was embezzlement. She was
found on board the steamer Gulf
Stream, and together with her
daughter was brought to police
headquarters. Instead of sending
her down stairs she was handed
over to Matron Webb,, who is in
charge of lost children, and a police
man was placed outside ot the door
of her room. She soon investigated
her prison and found that the closet
in her room had two doors, one of
which opened the way to freedom.
She used it and walked down the
stairs leading to the street, with head
erect. The officer at the main en
trance, thinking she had called foi
the missingr child, .t&ketl her if she
had found her lit It; one. She an
swered in the negative, and passed
out into the street. She was not
missed until this morning, when
there was quite -a commotion at the
Central office, which has always
been believed to be safe from the
schemes or wiles of lavvbreakers.
The daughter of the escaped pris
oner wait left behind. Explanations
all round are vn order to-day.
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For the Asheville Citizen.
THE GRADED SCHOOL.
To the Committee of (he Graded School of
Asheville :
I see our city j apera are so quiet oa the
subject of opening the school that I fsar
the committee will feel warranted in
allowing the people to accept your report,
i. e. to defer the 6ehool unti. a conven
ient season Now, gentlemen, just per
mit me to say that the little children of
your city have been neglected too Jon-r
already; and th people will rise en
masse in expres.iue tinr oiiid-iiinatiMi
of your course, .-houlrt yn-i ,'ad to provide
for the si hoi'l.
Just thitik of it ! llow long since this
town 1. ad the benefit of a school in the
reach i.f tin; poi r boy, ar.d veu the
small sills ha e been neglected bcause
tl.eir u rim is t;e not able t pay the
hifiii rate chari d here for tuili n. I
dent thtti1- 1 il'i 'he Mihie.i an injustice
to fmy that tiieie has been uo eclioi.l
within the ii aeh ot the por man much
1SS0, nearly seven years; with the t-xcep
tion of a feiv months taught bv Mr
Whitson in the basement ot the North-'
ern Methodist t'hnrch, and then at such
time and place thet many had as well;
have stayed at home, wliiln many of
those legally entitled did p. it know even
that there was a houl z n:i on at ail. ,1
have no rccoHec'ioti oi'seeinu any ii"tie,e
from the newspaie,rn or other ise.
Now just think of who put you in ollice
and enquire if vu ar making such
provision for their rule oees as you would
expect ot tin-in plaeinir them in your
stead, etc.
The seven hun.lrid and twenty-two
electors that ratified the legislative enact
ments have about rour thousand poor
children that cannot be educated without
the aid of a combination of some kind
and the Ulum of the Legislature
provided everything save what these
electors have done and I question j our
right to thwart their only hope by sayi lg
that you can neither find a house or
teacher to iake charg of a graded school
in our city.
The question of a h.mse is ro legitimate
excuse. If no house, can be had then
raise a tent;it is better to have these boys
gathered from the field of mischief under
the shade of our old oak trees than have
the situation continued seven years; and
many of thost! bovs have been cheated
out of the little which this noble old Tar
Jjtate have provided. It will not do to
have the best, brightest; yea,grea'est, hope
that ever entered the hosom of the poor
men o Asheville to be thwarted by you
who have been chosen as the guardians
of their children to the extent of a liberal
education.
Now, gentlemen, take courage and go
forth again in search of a house. Only
just think of il how long since these
little ones hid the privilege f good
instruction and think how long it may be
if put off before they can enjoy this
privilege. In the name of these four
thousand children I beseech you to make
some provision for the opening of the
school even though you divide up in
small squads until yon can erect a house
to protect them from the weather and be
you well assured that many mothers,
fathers, sisters and brothers will praise
you and call your name blesSed.
A Poor Man.
As an article for the toilet, Ayeis Hair
igor stands unrivalled. It cleanses the
scalp and preserves it from scurf and
dandruff, cures itching and humors,
restores faded or gray hair to its original
dark color, and promotes its gtowth. to
Personal.
Mr. N. II. Frohliehstein. of Mobile,
Ala., writes: I take great pleasure in
recommending Dr. King's New Pipcovery
for Consumption, having used it for a
severe attack of Bronchitis andJatarrh.
It gave me instant relief and entirely
cured me and I have not been afflicted
since, i also beg to state that 1 bad tried
other remedies with no good result.
Have also used Electric Bitters and Dr.
King's New Life Pills, both of which I
can roeeroriiaftJ.
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, is sold on a
positive guarantee.
Trial bottles free at H. H. Lyons' Drm
Store.
Just received, some rew goods consist
ing of very bandsorut box pa r, prices
from 10c up to $1.00, new style Inkstand
and Ink combined 10c, lot of memoran
dum, and time books, new brands of
writing paper, paint boxes, slate, slate
and lead pencils, visiting and playing
cards and many other attractive articles;
E. P. Poe'a Fell in Love with his Wife,
and the Hornet's Nest, 25c each; Duchess'
last book ; all of Hoggard's novelu. A lot
of humorous books Dy Nye, Peck and
other celebrated writers. - -
Daily papers and magazines always on
sale. Subscriptions received for week,
month or year, at Carson's Stationery
and News Store, N Main st. .
Stovks, Tinware, Ranges. -
Our manufacturing-department snow
complete. We have all the latest improved-
machinery, work the best grade
of material, and duplicate any bills
boueht Nortlv. liast or W'o.st. We make
roofing and guttering work a specialty,
and guarantee satiafatTtion. For prompt
attention, good work, and lowest figures,
call at W. C. Kelier A Co.'s, 12 Patton
Avenue. - ;
French Confectionery, . Bananns,
Oranges, Grapes, Imporied and IJomestic
Segars at Levy's, 50 Eagle Block. .
d:!tHd
STATE NEWS.
The Shelby Aurvra says: Mr.
Edwin Carrico, a - miner in Nez
Perces county, Idaho territory, has
written to our townsman, B. B.
Babington' for a small prospect
Quartz Mil!, stamp 160 pounds each
and mortar 640 pounds, to work
veins in Idaho. lie learned that
Mr. B, made these mills thiough
the U. S. report on wining.
Tiie Lenoir Topic sajs: A laugha
ble incident occurred in the jiiil the
other day. A 16 year old boy, 'the
only prisoner was pulling at the huge
padlock that fastened the door ot
the cage in which he was confined
unlocked and he could have walked
out, but called Ed Abcmethy from
across the street to fasten the door.
Moral: A new jail and a better
constructed one- needed, that will
hold prisoners.
The Shelby Iew Era says: Major
J. W. Wilson, of Morganton, chief
engineer of the Southern and VeE
tern Air Line Railroad Company,
arrived in Shelby on Monday after
noon, with a set of instruments for
a surveying corps and prepared to
begin the survey for his company
lie engaged Mr. T." Warren Clower,
of Shelby, to take charge of the
corps, under his direction, and to
begin work at once. Mr Wra.C.
Corbctt, of Shelby, wa3 also ap
pointed to a place on the corps.
While crossing the ferrv at the Iron
Bridge over First Broad River last
Thursd.iv." Mr. Tas. Blanton had a
narrow escape from drowning;
While he was helping to put a wag
on on the flat, the rope holding the
bo.it to the bank broke, causing the
wagon to turn over on Mr Blanton
and carrying it into the water. Mr.
Blanton managed to crawl from un
der the waon and escaped without
injury, except :i ducking.
(lantity in medicii.e i.-i no indication
ot value, .iver s Sprsaparuia is concen
trated and powerful; n-q-iires a smaller
d.:e, and is more efi'ecti ve, dose for dose,
than anv 1 ther Sarf-aiarilla. It is the
heist of all bhud med:eines. t9
BABY HUMORS
all Skin and Scalp
diseases Specially Cured
by C.uticara.
Our little soa will he four years cf age on
the 2tith inst. In May, 1865, he was attacked
with a very puioful breaking out of the Bkin.
We called iu a pnyeioioa who treated mm for
about four weeks. 2"he child received little or
no good from the treatment, as the breaking
out, supposed by tnc pmician to De in an ag
gravated form, became larger iu blotches, and
rooro and more distreasm''. We were lrequent
ly obliged to get up in the night aud rub him
witu soda m water, strong imaments, Ac. i i-
nally, we called other physicians, until no less
than six had attempted to cure him, all aliko
failiug, and the child steadily getting worse
aud worse, ur.til aoont the 2Uth of laet July,
when wo began to give him Guticcrv IIesoL
vest internally, aud the cvt:cuba, and ccti
clra Soap externally; an t by the last of Au
gust he was so nearly well tuat we gave him
only one dose of the Kesolvent sbout every
second day fur tu days longer, aud he has
never been troubled since with tlie horriblo
malady. In a'il we used less than cue-half of
a bottle of ctticuba Kesolvest, a little If ss
than ono box of cuticuba, and only one cake
of cuticuba Soap.
H. K. BltYAN, Caynga, Livingston co.. III.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this fourth
day of January, 1887. !. N. COE, J. P.
scitni'iiiArX's in MOJts,
Last spring I was very sick, being covered
with some kind of scrofula. The doctors ceuld
uot help me. I was advised to try the cuticu
ba Uesolvext. I did so, and in day I grew
better and better, until I am as well as ever. I
thank you for it very much, and would liko to
have it told to the public.
ED. HOFFMANN, North AtUeboro, Mass.
Cuticuba, the great skin cure, aud cuTicunA
Soap prepared from it, externally, aud cuticu
ba Kesoltest the new bluod pnriior, inter
nally, are a positive cure for every form of
skin and blood disease from pimple's to scrof
ula. Sold everywhere. Price : cuticura, 50c.:
cuticura Soap, 25 cents ; cuttcura Jiesolveut;
$1.00. Prepared by Potter Disco asd Chem
ical co., Boston.
Send for 'How .to ni-e Skin li iserxex.'
TIMPLES, Blackheads, Skin Blemishes, and
Baby Humors, use Cuticura Soap.
In Ono Minute.
Rheumatic, Neuralgia, Sciatic, Sud
den, Sharp and Nervous Pains and
Weaknesses relieved iu one minute.
by the Cuticura Anti-Pain Plaster. At
.drntrgists, 25 cts. Pott r Drug and
Chemical co., Boston. au 10-dWaSat&Wly
Sugars. Cofleea, Spices, liacon. Lard,
Canr.f d Goods' &e., all at bottom prices,
tf S. W. McCrary.
Picture frames fine and cheap at Lind
se,y's Studio, Main st, opposite postoffice
Groceries delivered free, at
tf . McCbaky'.
Fine Cigars, Candies, Toilet Soaps, and
fine Perfumeries; at
tf McCrary't.
GREAT BARGAIN.
That splendid farm of Capt. W. T. Corpeuinpr'8,
4 miles up Swanuanoa river, eon ainiuK M seres,
Is to be sold at once, and if application be made
immediately. A goctl bargaii.cau be bad. :-'0ucres
more of fi'l timbered land can be added at the
same low figure? if desired. Apoly to
NATT ATKINSON" A PONS,
Real Estate Dealers.
Other flue plaees aear the city at rer) reason
able rates. na 5 dtf
; Judson- College
OPENS ITS FALL TERM.
- September 19th,
It ofi'eM superior advantages. Atten
tion is calicd especially to :
(I) The heantv and healthfulness of
location. " -
(2) The thoroughness of instruction
for females.
(3) The preparation of young men for
business. -
(4 1 The reasonableness of charges.
-For catalogue and lull information,
address Rev.J. U. BOO.E,
se 2 dlw&w4w , President
Notice to Contractors.
M Invite Sealed Proposals
for the Construction of
Stone Dwelling House
it Richmond Hill.
STONE TO BE QUARRIED within half mile
of .te I rill consider bids in two forms :
1 Ffr o Anmnlniu tiirn.lfl-.V ioh
2. For he truvottry fts separate bid.' and fir
a'l other woiw 11 one 100. . '
PUdb and specifications may be aeen at my
office iu the McUmd b lildine.
rmiK to be fi'nished by Sept. 1st. 1S3!). J-i sti
fled bouds required, r ij Heu thereof one-third
of contiact nrica reume 1 till work v!U bs arv
eepted. Kids will be opened in my oHioe in the
presence of pat ties into ested at 12 o'ciooK m. ca
Sept. 15th. 1867. Right letervcd t teject auy
and a'l bids.. ... .
an BtOHMOXD ?KAIfcON;
'--'- --;Mn(DM- M WtibWCFIE,
Scientific Heating and
Steam Fitters, Tinners Roofing,. Guttering and General Jobbing.
Agents for Bartlett's Improved Warm Air Furnace ; also for Merchant & Co.'s Star Ventilator.
We are Prepared to Furnish all Kinds of Gas Fixtures.
All of our workmen are first-class,' having had from 10 to 12 3-ears experience in their trades, and we
minwntnK snf isfnpfJrm Tlnns snrpifirfitJnii nnil ostimntfls fiimishorl
work to do in our line would do
piOR SALE.
TU'ee thoroughbred Mares of fine style end
action, elegant sadd'e horsus registered m
Brace's Stud Book, two broken to harness.
JSiU. A. Vt .IL.W. Ml , JR.,
July 15 CiTrzES office.
The Ililctebruid Real
Estate at Auction.
PURSUANT to an order and decree of the Su
perior Court of Buncombe county, under the
direction ot the Commissioner, (O. F. ilaEman,)
I will seli for cash, befoie the ourthouse door,
at noo i on Monday, Sept. 6th. 17. the Hilde.
brapd property on the corner of Hildehraad and
Mountain streets, in the city of Asheville.
au 28-S.WaS J. J. HILL, Aucfr.
vv.
C. GORHAM,
DEAI.KR IN ALL KIND OF .
modern..
Improved
Liglitnu
Conductors.
Points-.
Dispersers
WKATIIElt VASES AND EVERY VARIETY OF
'tKIM.MI"G3.
Work erected at short notice on the most
improved circuit system.
Office No. 8 N. Court House Square.
yTANTED.
To rent .1 pleasant furnished room. Address
6. care CITIZEN o nce. se 1 dtf
JJLEASANT PRIVATE BOAU.O.
Parties desiring ko-.1 privaie Ixmn!, plaunt
rooms, reasonable raten, nvp'v to 'il GiC ve street,
or address ' P. O. BOX -J77.
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A PROCLAMATION
BY TIIE GOVERNOR.
$200 REWARD.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. )
Execi'tive Department.
WHEREAS, official information hs been
received at this department that George Caba
niss. white, late of the county of liuncomoe,
stands charged with the murder of Jesse Gaines,
August t.th, at Asheville; and whereas, it
appears Umt the said oeorge Cabaeiss has lied
the State, or si conceals himself that the ordinary
pront-ss ot law cannot b served upon liini.
Now. therefore. I. AI.KHEDM. .SCALES, Gover
nor ot the Sfato ot North Carolina, by virtue of
authority in me vested by :w. do isue '.his my
proclamation, oil'erini; a reward of Two Hundred
Dollars for the apprehension a'ld delif cry ol'th-s
sail George Oubmiiss to the Sherilfot Buneo'.oo-j
county, at iho Court House in Asheviil", and I
do enjoin all officers of the Hint; and all good
citizens to itssiit iu bringing said criminal to
justice.
Done ut onr City o Raleigh, the 23ih day of
August in the year of our lxirtl one thot!.-:iml
e'ght hundred and eighty-seven, and in the one
hundred and twelfth ytur of Amtiiean Indepen
dence. A. M. SCALES.
By the Go enior:
C. 1I.ARX FIELD, l'r v te Seen tary.
DESCRIPMOX.
Guoree Cahaniss wciehs 165 pounds, 5 teet S
inches high, fair complexion, guiootn face, short
dark hair, aud high eheck bones, wears No ti or
9 shoes. se t dlwifcv. it
IF YOU WANT
To see tlie nicest ami purest line
of Confectioneries in tlie city, call
in at IIESTOX'S, next door to
the Past-Office, and you will he
convinced that you have found the
place to hny. Just received to
day a fresh stock of Whitman's
Fine Candies,
AT
J. M. HESTOFS,
Ktele Hotel Block.
w
No.
O. MULLER &
7 South Main Street,
Asheville, JV. C.
DEALERS IN
All kinds of Whiskies, Brandies, Wines
Ale, Portes, Cigarg, Tobacco, &c; fine
Kentucky Eye and Bourbon
Whiskies a specialty.
DISTILLERS' AGEXT3 FOR
y
Pure North Carolina Corn WhiBkey and
- Apple Brandy.
Ture Barley Malt Whiskey for medical
purposes always in stock.
Sole agents and authorized bottlers ot
"Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association?
celebrated til. Louis Laga Beer for
Western North Carolina.
The following Brewings constantly on
hand, in kegs and in bottles: Anheuser
Busch, Stndard, Imperial Pare Lager
and original Budweiser. , -.
Goods delivered to any part of the city
free. Prompt attention paid to all or
ders by mail. Telephone call No. 39.
Billiard Hall on 2d floor.
JelC-dtf : -
CO.,
Ventilating Engineers,
well to see us before contractinaj.
NO. 8 SOUTH WATER STREET, ASHEVILLE, N. C.
TALI ULAH
The
Niagara of the South !
On Piedmont Air Line.
FEET ABOVE THE LEVEL OF THE SEA.
2,500
JLHTT COTTAGES.
OPEN TO NOVEMBER- FIRSTL
Scenery, climate and accommodations unsurpassed. Per&ons leav
ing Asheville in the morning on Wednesdays and Saturdays, viallen
dcrsonville, arrive at Tallulah Falls on the evening of the same day.
Cards' Orchestra and Brass Band furnish music.
Special rates for September and October.
F, II. & F. B. SCOFIKLD,
Proprietors.
Also Proprietors Planters Hotel, Augusta, Ga.
Hillmax House, llilhnan, Ga.
BATTERY PARK HOTEL.
Commencing with September
which will place the rates of
1st,
Tlie Battery Parlt Hotel
rn.w rtio to M-oi'ii noFjiiRs pkh mmjmw
BELOW IS TIIE SCALE OF PRICES.
Monthly Kate for Month of Four Weeks:
Room occupied by two persons,
ly one person,
WEEKLY
Room occupied by two persons,
" " by one person
DAILY
Room occupied by two persons,
" " by one person,
For 'Circulars, etc., address
au 2t)-lm
University
STATE AG IlICULTTRAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE,
A'ully Organised as a Thorough Industrial Insti
tution. Xw Mi-chsiiiic. Ieiarlment. Beantilal, well Stocked Farm.
Con: in Agriculture, Mechanics, Engineering, General Science, Applied Cliem-,
istry, ClhHsics, &c. The military discipline is faithful, but reasonable. Situati n
b autil'i'l ixnd verv healthful.
Inlim.ary and tree medical attention for the sick. Tuition $40. Board $10 per
uionth. Total expense, for nine months, about $17 ). Eightieth year will begin
September 1, 1SS7. , ,
(jHAW.r.s W. IJahsey, .1b., Fh. I , late State Chemist and Director of the Ex
periment Station of North Carolina, has been elected I'resident of the University
and Director of t'je Experiment Station, rnd lias accepted the same.
E2FFor full particulars, address
au 2) deodawlm TIIE PRESIDENT, Knoxville, Tenn.
ASSURANCE THAT ASSURES!
o
The Equitable Life Assurance Society
Has Assets of 675,000,000 ;
Issued in 1886 $111,000,000 ;
The plainest and safest'policy. Incontestable after two years. Iiospes
uavable on presentation of proois without delay.
V ' V ULYSSES DOUBLEDAY, Agei.l.
Dr. VM. D. HILLIARD, Medical Examiner. mh 1-dGm
Stor I
Wli"-" v"M ci) ?et '.he
both foreign nj iomestk
Jfly Brands are the Old Kentucky Jtlonongahala.
Gibson's XXTX, all 6 Years oldZ
My 60iy .WHISKIES are absolutely., pure, mle of the uoundes "."
finrn, ou the Bald Mountain, Rutherford county, N. C.
I handle nothing but NorthCarolina
APPLE and PEACH BRANDY.
"... -
My WINES are pure Grape juice, unadulterated.
-You will find BERGEN and ENGEL BEER always on liaaght, colt?
and fresh. Bottled Beer delivered to every part of the city fre ' charge.
We make a specialty in CIGARS' and TOBACCO, and handle tl f
leading brands. "
Call and see if I Lave misrepresented my goods. You will find mj
Saloon three doors below the 1st National Bank, No. 9, where yon -y'
find the Curious Concoctor of Cocktails, SHEP 1) HAVER, and the g
uial H. C. JONES to wait on" you.
Any intormation given strangers with pleasure.
jo 11 1 . BOB JONES.
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE.
The only 3 SEAMI.E88
sitoe in ue worm.
Finest Calf, perfect at, mnd
warmtcd. Congress. Buiton
and Lace, all tvle toe A
stvlish and durmWo at
those nustlnir SS or JW.
M2.BO SHOE excel
the J Hlious uuvc
tisea Dy oilier
linu.
9r S" ntn. mt m
MlH.IMUmil..
n. .11 tho W. T DOUGLAS S3 SHOE.
t .1..1.. H..u .nt k.n them, a ml voar name au
tTW, L. IX1LULAS. fcrocktaa. SUM. i
jnnSdaw " ' -, i
CENT LtHZHr
rT73
Plumbers, Gas and
nil nrvnlir-ntimv Torsifvns linvinor
FALLS, GA. !
si Monthly Kate will be given
$00 lo $75 e.ich.
75 to 90
-
HATE:
S7.50 lo $21 eaolu
21 to 28
RATE:
$3.50 each.
4.00
C. IL SOUTIIWICK.
of Tennessee.
o-
A Surplus oi
Outstanding Assuranc
,00,000;
$411,000,000
best Wliislsey, Wine and Brandy
GRAPES!
Visitors to the rtty, and othrrs will And a
pleasant drire to my vineyard near the Swauna
na riviir one mile above the bndire.
Admission to the vinevtid nltem cents and
with the privilege of eating ill the grapes you
wlh. . . , : E. P. DAVIS.
tog to dlw -
BAEBER SHOP
. JS TIIE '
OBAN l. CENTRAL 4
Havlnsr moved my Bather Shop to the Grand
j O ntral Hotel, Paiton Avenue, I am now prei'nr
I ed to accommodate my p. trona and the publi
generally wun tne Denp rvice in my line.
iive me a trial.
aug 2dJu , --, JOIIKHON IIUIIPUKET