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CITIZEN JOB OFFICE, NO. 13 PATTON AVENUE., . BILL HEADS LETTER HEADS, POSTERS, BLANKS, Ac And Job Work of all kinds done with fromflness and at low f riots. itizen . -AIT.Y-, w KliKLY 1 Year, Se.OO 0 Moa., 3.00 1 Year l.SO Moa, .re ADVEtTISING RATES LOW, VOL HI -NO 141. ASHEyiLLE. N. C SUN DAY .MORNING; SEPTEMBER 25 1887. PRICE 5 CENTS DAILY EDITION. TPuraan, Stoae & .Cameron, K'HTORS AST) PROPRIETORS. G '.."..tF.tK.tE SOCir.TIF. A.: A.: SV. JtUs X.v3.-... Wakefield Cort- land, 8.M de.T , il'i'-y o: the Inspector General for North Cir.'iina Oy t it " .-iJTi So. 5. !. A. 1'on.er Ktnluent nom-uHn.'r; J'Kiwii Htonc, KBCralKry. McelsQrst WjO'iwaj itv'ut in eaeh momb. I. .f.i.'f Gtmptcr, R. A. il. H. C. Fftg nie;h P. u ! : s. lUauBdrshlur;, Secretary. Meeta ' n -VM:il VtV.!uCMliY hum ia each D-.ouib.. 1 r. '.. f "'No. UK A. J", ifc A. M.- . 1. hi Of H'nrdilpful Maxtor; Blanton eoiiw. jc i:t- rsv FrMty nii:iil :n jach moutu. - wi'-urm l.K)'it, K. ot Ho.' 6i0. E. ..- il:r : !;! in fc't..r.c, Secretary, -lei's rmi.t and fliir.l Moitilay nutlits in each m -en. 1 adr Wrwi Cutttcii, iro. 701, R. jl. 3. Lt- Rla y, Reirrat; -forJan .Stone, Secretary. Meets 1 .o IihU if the Kuttflita of Honor ou the second U) liiiii-th Monday nights in each month. Antievilie Ixloe A. F.AA. M, U.D.J Wake ei I Cortland, vV. M ; J. A. Conant, Sec. ILeets :r. Masonic Hall third Ttmrslav nleht In each Month at 8 o'clock, and lac aud 4th Thursday niirht (or instinctioo. Tlie AstieviUe Fublic Library, over Mr. Kep terV Store, opposite Eagle Hotel, and next itjr to The Bank of Asheville. is open to vis .inra from 18 a. in. to 1 p. m. and from 4:80 to 8:30 m. mm V f ROYAL. R8H8J " d POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of puritv, itrengtn and wnolesomeness. Moie economical than the ordinarv kioos. and cannot be sold in xm petition with the multitade of low test, short weiirht alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in an. Royal Baking Powokb ' A 106 Wall St., Mew York. ianiy-aiswi'm CUMPOUND OXYGEN UFS-HARGAH & GATCHELL ASHEViLLE, N. C Oomponnd Oxygen inhaled, in connection wita medicated Bal&am Vapor, cures Consump tion, Asthma, Bronchitis, 'as al Catarrh, Bore Throat. Loss of Voice, Diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, Bladder, and all diseases depending on mpure or impoverished blood. It cires bneumatism when everything else tells. Ii is the only remedy that will permanently aire Chronic Nasal Catarrh. Ifycu suffer from this . .mtbhome and dangerous disease come to ui'!! ce and investigate ou i treatment. It will eure ynti, no matter how long you have enffered. Nocnarge for consultation. There is no statement in the above which is not lctly true you may rely upon every word. WecAq prove all and more. 11 we believe your ease Incurable, we will nck'.j tell you so. We do not wish to treat you ilws cannot help yon. Wc also treat all diseases of the Rectum, or oweT Bowels, such as Hemorrhoids (Piles), Fis re. K Istula, Prolapsus, etc. The treatment is slwayi successful, and liearlv always painless. W our without tne use of the kn.ie, and in a levdtya, Ko lota of tune from business or pleas ar Officb of the "World,"! K kw York, Mk y 15, VstSi. ( In the fall ol 18S6 1 was in such poor health that I was obliged to cancel all of my lecture engagements for the winter, and to give up writ sg for a time. I went to Ashcville and placed health and strength, oaininq 20 pounds of flesb sold feel better t&an I have for years. I regard their oxygen treatment as being of great valne; they, themselves, are gentlemen of kill, and worthy of the confidence ot the public. . . Bill Nyb. IJ HOME TREATMENT, It We manufacture the Compound Oxygen, and nip it to all parts of the country, oven to the raeln l Coast. We send apparatus and chemicals 9 last two months for 111. This is as valuable tr the office meatmen:. The wonderful curative results obtained wirt mistreatment la astonishing even to us. tf ton u to learn more of thU treatment, and out Hfctst (n the cureqf Chronic Dieeatet, write or call tarlt'u MraUd book explaining treatment free. DBS. HA&QAir GATCHTIX, J Main Street, Asheville, . C. JmieS-dawtf H. L. LANG, "THE JEWELLER," South Main St., AsnEnixE. aaHOm ' OIT1T MAEKET. I have just pot in a - JVetv Refrigerator and am well prepared to keep meats in good condition. Will keep the Best of BEEF, . MUTTON, rLAMB, SMOKED SAUSAGE, : V ' BOLOGNA SAUSAGE FRESH ELSE and OYSTERS, ; ttt parcn. Give me a share of your patronage. Ordeis psompOy attended to andgoodsdeliver d. - T. J. BUMNER, Wo. c Patton Avenue, underrPowell 4 Bnirier's ' July 24 tUm . DAILY EDITION.. THE KAIIiY CITIZEN Will be published every Morning (ex cept Monday) at the following rates strictly cash : One Year, . . . . 5f Six Months, 3 00 Three " . . . . 160 One . & One Week, . . . I5 Our Carriora will deliver the paper ev ery Morning in every part of the city to onr subscribers, and parties- wanting it will please call at the Citizen Office. Stnlyozr Job Work of all Idndt to the Citizsn Office, if you want il done neatly, cheaply and vU& dispatch. Arrival svna Departure of Passcager .Tralmfl. Salisbury Arrives S:0s p. m.; leaves tor Mor rtetownat S:18p. m. Tevnessbb Arrives at 12 8 p. m., and leaves at 12:58 p m. Arrives at 9:00 p. nv, and leaves for Spartanburg at S:1S p. -ci- , - SPARTANBBROvArrives at 9a. ui.; leaves lor Morristown at MO a. m. I rcight accommodation leaves Asheville at 8:10 a. m., and arrives at 9:00 p. m. - - Waynesvillb Leaves Asheville at 8:00 a. m.jr and arrives at 4:50 p. in. Weatber Indications. For North Carolina Cooler, fa"r weather fresh to brisk and along coas1 brisk to high ecstterly winds. For Tennessee Warmer fair weather on Sunday by rising temperature freshto brisk southerly winds becoming light to fresn variable. For Virginia Warmer, fair weather, light to fresh to brisk northeasterly winds followed by teinprrature during Sunday. i?Trie Citizen, with latest Associa ted Press Dispatches will be lound regularly at all hotels and news-stands in the citv. When the supply may be exhausted at those places, call at the oilice. Col. Cameron, of the Citizen, left yes terday for Jackson court. No disorders in town yesterday, not withstanding the lare crowd on the streets. Little things upset the plans jf little men, but solid honesty stands solid to the end. The besi, of order and a general good feelinf: prevailed at the railroad barbecue yesterday. Fra.'t yesterday morning did some damage, it is feared, iu the Hominy and Eeems Creek valleys. We never saw a more elaborate or a better prepared barbecue than tnat serv ed at Nellie Fark yesterday. Ttie firt services will be held in the new Southern Mtthodistchurch in West Asheville this evening at 5 o'clock just after the cloee of! he Sunday School. A good frost in this section is ordered from Washington City for this morning. The farmerd will take due notice thereof and govern theaiseivc-s after tha fact. Miss Mary V. Kelley. of Paris, Ky., a former music teacher r f Asheville Female Collcae, was married on last Tuesday to Mr. J. ii. iU.-haun, ot Chicago, Ills. Miss Kelley maiio many warm friends while in this cit who ioia the Citizen in extending congratulations. Mr. E. M. Coolsby, of Weaverville, stood his examination before the Civil Service Commisaion, and has been ap pointed to a $1,000 position in the War DepsrtnieDt at Washington. We con gratulatc hires .upon having secured the position and having secured it without having to hang anon the coat-tail of "influ ence" to get it. Hin own capacity and ntness exinouea Dy nunsen, secured it for him. We hope he ma: be speedily promoted, for we feel sure he will merit it. Very Good Applies well to our Silver hornet Band. They are very good musicians, and very good looking, collectively. The well Known modesty of the gentlemen will not permit ns to be more personal in our references. But those pretty red uni forms are powerfully catching. Denies tbk Soft Impkachmsnt. The Charleston Newt and Cour'er of Friday contains this notic s : Mr. S. R. Chedester, proprietor of the Grand Central Hotel, wrote to the Newt and Courier yesterday a letter in which the statements are made that Prof. Her man Dahlberg had "skipped" Asheville owing sundry debts, including hotel bill and livery bills. . A reporter from the News and Courier called on Prof. Dahlberg last night and exhibited the letter to him and submitted to him the charge made. Piof. Dahlberg denied each and every statement contained in the letter except the fact that h did at one time reside in Asheville. A Pleasant Family Re-Union. The pleasant home of onr frienria Mr. and Mrs. J.C.Smathers, Turnpike Hotel, was tne scene of a most happy family re onion on Krirfnv. Thpra vnm oaatiut .- J - ' V . . around the family board Mr. John C. oinatners ana wne iiucnia smatners, and their thirteen children, -as follows, Smathers, Mrs. Lou A. Mailer. Dr. B. f! cwaiuers, nan. tr. a. amatnere, Mrs. Moliie J. Herren, Mrs. Hettie Batterth wait. Mrs. Emma Miller, Misses Ella and Mattie Smathers; Mrs. Lillie Matthews, Master John W. and Willie Bmathers, and Miss Eva Smathers. Mr. and Mrs. Smathers have never lost a child and are bleut with having them, all grown or nearly so, residing with or near the family roof, one residing within a day's ride, in South Carolina, the others in Asheville or Haywood. There are sixty six children and grand children, the rpan t nf their lininn artA Vf CmU-H - . uu.v.., "ii. uiuaiiucn the elder, father of Mr. J. C. Smathers, wno uvea in tiaywood, is tne proud progenitor of one hundred and sixty four livinir. r.hilrirort trronrl onJ --- - , B.wuu u (im' grand- children. We congratulate our fi iH 1 , . . . incuuB, oiib auu an, sincerely, ana heart ily wiBh each and all may live long and prosper, - To Furnish a Table With the daintiest of porceiaim and the richest of crystal, is the aim of every clever housewife. . Those who are best posted say that nowhere can this be done so teadily as at Law's, opposite new post office; not only ie the variety large but every article is in good taste. Oysters terven in any btyle at Turner & Bronson's after the 8th inst. tf BUNCOMBE'S BARBECUE! A GKEAT AND GLORIOUS - SUCCESS. - THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE PEES-ENT- Enough to Eat For the Multitude and to Spare- SPEECHES SHOUT, SHARP AJT HITMEBOCS. Bnaetmke HI tut. Have lKr Batl - roads Goad FeeliHgr and Earn - eat i Mention. , " Yesterday was a red-letter day for Buncombe. The weather was bright, and bracing and vera early the peo ple began to throng in from the coun try to participate in the exercises, and to hear and discuss the important proposition now submitted. Promptly at half-past ten, the Asheville Silver Cornet Band .took position on the Public Square, and sounded the note for assembling in one of their prettiest airs. At eleven o'clock the band preceded by two of our handsome police, took up the line of march to Nellie Park, followed by an immense throng. In a short while several thousand of the good people of Buncombe, with a number of visi tors, including many ladies, had as sembled around the stand erected for the speakers. After several inspiring airs by the band, the assembly was called to order by Capt. C. M. Mc Loud. Hon. H. S. Harkins, Mayor of Asheville, was called to preside, and the editors of the city papers request ed to act as secretaries. The first speaker introduced was the Hon. Mr. I Crittenden, of Green ville, S. C, who came as the author ized representative of his city ap pointed by the authorities thereof to attend this meeting. He spoke of the anxiety of his people for the connec tion with Asheviile which the con struction of the Carolina, Knoxville & Western Railroad would give his county, notwithstanding it has al ready voted several hundred thous and of dollars to other roads, discov ering the great benefit of such in vestments, proposed to and would vote $200,000 more for this road, to connect them with the metropolis of the mountains and the great north west. Mr. C. spoke for some min utes in a plain but very impressive and effective wuy. He was then fol lowed by short speeches by Dr. J. W. Vandiver,of Weaverville, Mr. Lon. W. Wells, of Leicester ;Mr. S. T. Kelsey, of Highlands, Messrs. H. A. Gudger, M. J. Fagg, W. T. Reynolds, M. E. Carter, J. B. Iandsey and Hon. Thos. D. Johnston. Every speech was short, but was very practical, dis carding all attempts at oratory, but giving the hearers honest, business reasons why the county can afford to vote the proposed tax. Capt. Atkin son read a letter from Col. John M. Robinson,President of the Carolina Central Railroad, in which Col. R. said if Buncombe would give one hundred thousand dollars, and he could be assured of something be yond, he would extend the C. C. road to Asheville. Capt. Atkinson then closed the speaking of the day by a few brief, but very moving remarks. He lit erally carried the whole crowd with him. He" invited them all, men, women and children, white and col ored, to proceed to the long, heavily ladened tables, and partake of as good and well-served a dinner as they ever sat down to. This propo sition was carried unanimously, and soon the hrst. substantial work in the direction of the new railroads was begun. ' There were several ta bles, each Beveral hundred feet long,; and each completely filled with ex cellent food. Of course ;t was en joyed, but there were many baskets ful left, after the crowd were feasted enough. " . J. his much for the formal part of the day's proceedings. Of course we cannot undertake to say how large a per cent, of the crowd favor the proposition. There is one uimg we can say, ana that is. the crowd was the most ord.erly and seriously attentive one we ever saw, for its size, showing that all were deeply interested iu the proposition and were at least open to conviction, if they haye not already become convinced. The object of ihe meet ing was to have the people come to gether, to discuss the matter in a free, frank, business way : not only a meeting of those who favor it, but of those who were disposed not to do so. In -all respects the object of the promoters of the scheme was en tirely attained, and all may there lore feel more than gratified and en couraged. The immense crowd, from every section, have heard all the points involved fullv explained and discussed, and, we believe, if reason can -control them their own reasoning upon the proposition will lead a large majority to support it. Ex-Gov. Holden is reported quite sick again. . ' - " The cool weather yesterday morn ing created a noticble desire for fires. " ".. ..-Pl- 'r . Fall overcoats were in demand yesterday morning. - Pasters for the time being were laid aside. From the coolness 'which pre vailed last night we expect that much frost abounds this morning. The committees who had charge of the dinner &c, yesterday, have enough to be proud of the rest of their days. It was the most ample, best carved, dinner for such a crowd we ever saw. Of course it was en joyed, . :.' . A large number of visitors from abroad were at thepeting yester- day. - They were grfeuy and most" lavorably, impressed witn tne peo ple, the meeting, the speechea and the dinner. Buncombe veopte al ways favorably impress others. Capt Atkinson., certainly mei ts the highest appreciation on part of the people of Asheville; ahd Bun- cambe for hi-j untiring, public spirit ed energy in behalf of tfco general material interest of the county. If he does not succeed in his efforts in this direction he will certainly do better, deserve success. Died. It is with much sorrow we chronicle the death of the Rev. Mr. Joseph Miller which occurred at the residence of his son, Mr. James Miller, near Leicester. He died suddenly on the evening of the 21st., at 7:30, of Heart Disease. He was a native of this county, but recently moved to Tennessee, and recenty returned to North Carolina to.visit his relativeF. "The New South." The Philadelphia Photographer of the 17th inst. contained an illustration of 'The New South," a copy of which -we enclose in the Citizen, with the follow ing explanatory article, which but does simple justice to an Asheville artist and institution. The Photographer says.- "We clear the way this issue for a pict ure full of life and go, which we are sure our readers will appreciate. It is by a jfi uucsn wuiuu 10 gruwmg as rapiuiy as is the growth and development of the "New South" Mr..E. E Brown, of ishe ville, N. C, from whose negative .the Photo-engraving was made direct by the Ives process, is an artist in feeling, and is doing a great .deal to work uo the genre side of the progressive colored pop-" uiauuu in tuu suutu, "He can see humor as well as a nicture afar off. and seems to haye the . knack of reproducing the pictures of daily Life whica surround him, true to nature. ' 'The New South needs no praise or explanation from us. It is admirable, Every one wno sees it will feel if, it be has any feeling in him, as well as under stand why Mr. Brown has chosen such an apt title for it. .- 'If our models would alway3 enter iato the spirit of the occasion so heartily as has been done On this . occasion, we would have many more splendid exam ples of genre work. We do not see how any one cou'd have been more respon-1 sive than this amiable youth of the 'Xew South.' His picture will spread the in fection of his smile over the whole land and across every sea. With the diffusion we desire that onr praise and thanks; . . 1 should also go. And Mr. Brown deserves our thanks again as well as commenda tiou for the artistic and technical excel lence of his picture. One of the out growths of his fame at home has been a new first-class studio, which he has ju&t occupied. 'ma worth a name aside the highest reaches of our art, and we are glad to do what we can to place it there. " We have had so much in our pages about Ivea' excellent photo-engravii:g process that we need add notnmg to the fine ex iinple of his production given by the 'New South. Who will venture to send us something better?". A devout and placid-faced Quaker lady was talking in the cs. s to a brilliantly handsome young woman, whose manner was in the sharpest possible contrast to the serenitv.or the elder lady. ;.The conversation was carried on in tones waxing con tinually higher, so that one could not help overhearing the elder say, in a voice raised, but still calm: ; " I hee must remember, my dear. that he is still thy. husband and that the Lord . made ".him," Tfce young woman - retorted with instant and malicious readiness, '"but the devil must have got hold ot the mold be fore it was cold!,-;. The man has h!a finger-marks all over!"': ' ;. f 7- ' The concentrated power and curative virtues of Ayer"s Sarsaarilla render it the most reliable and economical medicine that can be used. It contains no dangerous or harmful ingredients, and may be safely administered to pa tients of all ages. when you are sick the best medicine that can be obtained is none too good, and is the cheapest, what ever its cost . tl. Holmes & Courts' Famous Wafers and Biscuits, Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Imported and Domestic Cigars, . full line Smokers' articles at Levy's, 60 Eagle B'ock. ; se24d3teod Four office rooms for rent. Inquire at 50 8. Main tt. , . ;t - : tf A fresh lot of old Bald Mountain Sweet Mash Corn Whiskey just received at the Pioneer Saloon for medical use. . tf - Bisque goods at cost at Morgan's. - Oysters served in every bhape at Tur ner St Bronson's afier the 8th inst. . The lovers of this delicious , article will re member this fact. 1 - . ;. . tf , 'S. W. Mriflrnrv will fnmish MnrriotAwn Flour, Meal, Bran and Shorts to mer chants at mill prices. Also Brooms at wnoiesaie.. .., , . ou No Free Lunches served or any kind of wild animals on exhibition at the White Man's Bar to attract attention or draw trade, as I keep none hut the p&rest wnisxies ana faarge tor tne same;' and my motto is "one price to all.' sept 8 dtt. TELEGRAPHIC. NO BRIBERY, OH, NO ! visible: supply of cottobt. Tlte Fell Destroyer Gets in ITIore Work. IRIsII AFFAIRS O'BItlEX SEXTF.XC1SD Trt IM PRISONMENT. Bj telegraph to the AshevifleFitixertl - New Yoek, Sept. 24. The total visible supply of cotton is 1,345,540, of which 765,840 are American, against 1,049,297 and 684,097 re spectively last year. Receipts from all interior towns " 115,697; receipts from plantations 217,782. A Destructive Fire. Memphis, Sept. 24. A fire last night, at Wynne, Ark., destroyed nearly the whole of the business por tion of the town. The loss is fully $5,000 ; partly insured. Wynne is 17 miles northwest of this city at the junction of the Bald Knob & Helena Branch and Iron Mountain Railroad. O'Brien Sentenced to Imprisonment Notice of Appeal. By Telegraph to the Aohevir.e Citizen. - Cork, Sept. 23. The trial " of Mr. Wm. O'Brien, under the Crimes' act, which was commenced at Mitchells town yesterday, was concluded to day. The accused was found guilty, and sentenced to three months im prisonment. Notice of appeal from the judgment of the court is given. Immediately after the sentence had been pronounced against O'Brien on the first charge, he was placed on trial on the second charge. This was of the same nature as the other. Upon this he was also found guilty, and was sentenced to three months imprison ment, the term to be in concerrencc with the other. O'Brien appealed from both judgments and was libera ted on bail. " John Mandwille, Chairman of the Board of Poor Law Guardians of MitohUtowry who was jointly indict ed with O'Brien for using seditious language in a speech made at the same time, was also convicted and sentenced to two months imprison ment. Mandwille appealed from the judgment, and was permitted to re main at liberty on bail, pending the decision of the appeal. O Bnen, when he emerged from the court room after the -trial, was re ceived with an ovation by a large crowd which had assembled to testify their approval of his eourse. :o: Bank Statement. (By teicgrapb to the Ashcville Citizen.) New York, Sept. 24. The weekly bank statement: reserve increase $1,997,050; loans decrease $667,300; specie increi.se $1,590,300; legal tenders increase $150,600. Banks now hold $5,81G,725 in excess of 25 per cent rule.- :o: Uncle Sam's Cash-Box Bonds Pur chased. (By telegraph. to the Athevllle Citlze 1.1 Washington, Sept. 24. Gold coin and bullion in the Treasury Sept. 20 was $289,677,835, which is an increase in total for ten days of $3,540,638. The aggregate amount of bonds purchased by the Treasury to-day waa $1,900,350 including $522,750 fours, and $1,377,700 four and a-half per cent. New York sold $662,850, Philadelphia, $15,450, Washington $28,150, Boston, $922, Williamsport, Penn., $100,000,000 Pittsburg $30,000 Portland, Me., $90, 000, Topeka, Kan., $140,000. Offers from other cities were of small amounts. m ; The Cotton Market. ' : By telegraph tu the Asberllle Citizen. - " New York, Sept." 24. Greene & Co..'s report on cottea futures saya : The market for cotten contracts has been only moderately active but on the wbolatteady. During the early portion of the day a few points were lost but later the demand increased by receipt of buying orders from the South, and final rates were gen erally about as small as last even ing with considerable strength shown. , Colder weather and the reports of fro?t at Naaheville Tenn., also carried some influence and in duced local covering. : September waa without noticable strength and expectations of final squeese are practically abandoned. ; New York Stock Market. , . ' l By Telegraph to the Asheville Citizen. ' , New York, "Sept 24. The stock market was quite dull to-day, and in the absence of most of the supporters of prices the bears and traders at tacked valuable spots and the list was heavy to weak for most of the time. There was an utter absence of news and outsiders . were doing little or nothing. Opening was heavy ' to weak with best prices generally from 4 to & per cent below closing figures of yesterday. -A majority of the list are lower to-night, Richmond and West Point being the- only exception, with an advance of 1 per cent, whi.e New England is down 2 J, Louisville & Nashville and Missouri Pacific each 1 per cent and others fractional amounts. -:o: The Virginia Coupon Cases. - (By telegraph to the Asheville Citizen.) Richmonp, Sept 24. Argument in the coupon cases in the United States circuit court was concluded to-day, and Judge Bond took all papers, reserving his decision until the October term of the court. Be fore the court adjourned Judge Bond issued an order restraining the clerk of Fauquier county from issuing any execution and the sheriff of Fauquier county from levying upon anv uroDertv of nartiea who have tendered coupons in payment of taxes until further order of this court ' iV: . Destructive Fire in Indiana. ' By telegraph to the Vabeville Citizen. I Evansville, Ixa , Sept. 24. L. Puster Ar rvi a TnP..a r. :.... ..,...... 1 troyed by fire last night aud a l oining Duuumg Bave-l with, great dimculty. Loss on. stock and Imilding seventy five thousand dollars. Insurance lorty thous and dollais The lira was d mbtless incendiary. There was no Bribery iu the Case. (By telegraph to the Asheville Citizen.) New Yoek, Sept. 24. In the Tribune this morning a a communication to the effect that after t e investigating of the Central Pacific Rait Road Company at San Francisco the United States Pacific Rail Road Commission had bor rowed money of the investigated com pany to pay its hotel bills and get out of town. Writer of communication thought the story should be denied. "It can't be denied," said Commissioner Littler, at this morning's session c-.'the commission, "because it's true, we did borrow four thousand dollars fr im the Ceut;a! Pacific for that very purpose. We tnouht that nobody was more b''nldcn to the Gov ernment than this road. Within an hour after we had borrowed the money we received. ncticj from the Secretar of the Treasury that the 111 uey had been plac ed to our credit, and we paid the loan next morning." :o: TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS. Reports from the cholera afflicted cities of Sicily show that during the past 24 hours there have betfn 119 new cases of disease and (30 deaths at Cataui.t, and 6 new cases and 2 new cases at Palermo. The deathlorder to the Sheriff of Cook county. 111., in the Anarchists case was handt d down by the Supreme Court yes terday morning, and reached the Sheriff later in the day. It shows that all the Justices were present except. Mr. Justice bcott. it also shows quoting tne record of the decision ''that it appears to the Court now here that neither in record and proceed inca aforesaid, nor in rendition of the Judgment - aforesai 1 i there any thing erroneous Goods at Cost ! Until Nov. 15th, we will sell Hcture Frame, Faucv Goods, Notions, Novelties. at cost. This is no c'ap trap to sell goods, but a solid pact, as we den re to change our business an-l henM offer these gods at cost. We have a line of miscellaneous books that will lie s iid at cost also. Come and see if we have not got somethmgyou need and secure it at a bargain. J. N. Morgan & Co., se 16 r?2w Eagle Block. Thousands of women bless the day on which i)r Pierce's '"Favorite Prescrip tion was made known to them. In all thoet derangement causing laok:u-he, dragging-dowa 'ensations, nervous and general debility, it is a soyereign remedy. Its soothing and healing . properties render it of the utmost value to ladies suffering from "internal fever," conges tion, inflammation, or ulceration. By druggists. d&wlw New. and -popular novels in cheap form. Lena Rivers, Hidden Path, Art emus Ward's complete works, very funny, al?o lot of other humorous books. E. P. Koe's Fell in Love with his Wife, and the Hornet's Nest, all of Haggard's stories and many others. Books not in stock ordered wit'iout extra charge, bub scriDtious received for all publications. Just rec-.-ived a lot of new stationery consistintr of Tablets, very nice line, ail sizes, variety of inks, pencil and pen holders, school slates, companions, &c Ac. Ruled sud plain writing papers at all prices Fine box paper from5 10c. to $1.00 per box., views ot iNortn Carolina and vicinity, at Carson's Stationery and News Store, N. Main st. Watches of all styles, - at Bukt Dennison's, . i se II dtf " 18 Patton Avenue, Fresh fish, clams, shrimps aad oysters received every day at Turner & Bron son's saloon, well, packed in ice. Hotels and boardmg houses- can make special rates for obtaining the same, and private families furnished on order. - tf Albums at cost at Morgan'?. The only thing you can get free at the White Mau's Bar is a wooden toothpick. and agoodciar for a nickel. . . : - sept 5 dtt BSTOn and after d ite the Pioneer Bar. 23 X Main st. will make no bills selling strictly tor cash, except by special agree ment. By this means I can handle b t ter goods. - ' tr j. .r K, K. JO.VE3. Picture frames fine and cheap at Lind- sey's Studio, Main st, opposite postoriice Engraving on gold and silver ware, &&, l--- . . l aoneat ubsnibox s, sell dtf 18 Patton Av.eti'ie. Buy your groceries -from 8. iW. Me- Crary and have them delivered frx. Visit the new, low .uce jewelry store ' of Burt Denwisox, bo 11 dtf" ; 18 Patton Avenue. "Sew Line Tablets at Morgan's. " Call at Morgan's and examine -their line of Blair'. Landeunie Tablets. ; All prices. - t7th . Lot of handsome Goods now arriving at se 13 dteoa u. KKU n uvif & :u. Games al cost at "Morgan's. Market Reports. By telegraph to tfaa Asheville Citizen.) CiNciNS-ATi. Sept 24 Wheat, No 2 red, 8ol ; corn easier. No 2 mixed, 48; oats, dull. No 2; mixed 20 ; pork, quiet, 151; whiskey, firm 1.05. ' St. Louis, Sept.24 Flour unchanged; wheat No. 2 red cash 69; corn steady. ca8h:-;8aj; oats dull, cash, 23i; whiskey Steady, 1.05. " Chicago, Fept. 24 Cash quotations for to-day were as follows : wheat No 2 spriog 69 ; No 2 com 41; No 2 oats, 25; whiskey 1 10. HLouisville, Sept 24. Grain quiet ; wheat No 2 rail 731- mrnN 9 a oats No 2 mixed, 27J ; piovisions quiet. ualtimoke, Sept 23. Flour pteady ; wheat., nitnthfirn ta.1if . tl To.Gn. ' .. , v-.uuT, 1 .i IOOW, amber 9a81, western, higher, dull, No. '& nr. n .aw .1 r. . . l ) . ' . - . icui, foa?; corn, aoutnern, firm. White f)Sf!n vnllnw n-3 ..n.la.n steady dull. ' Wilmington, Sept. 2s. Turpentine qniet,29j; rosin firm, strained 72, goxl strained, 77;tar firm 1.30; crude turpen tine firm hard 1.00; yellow dtp and Virgin 10s.- f.'" rf "- AitANTA, Sept. 24 Cotton middling, receipta, 1129 bales.. . ;;. ; y In there a Cure far Conuutn.pt Ion? ' We answer unreservedly, yes!. If the patient commences in time the use of Dr. Pierce'b 'Golden Medical Discovery," a d exercL-.es ptoper care. If allowed to ruu tin couiee tot long all m dicine is powerless to stay it. Dr. Pierce never deceives a patient by holding out a false ho'ftt for t he ake of pecuniary gain The ''Golden MeilirnI niunFi Lg ,,..! - , . - J nnrii tliouHan.irt of patients when nothing ele tecnid to avail. Your drtigukt lias it. Send two rtatupsforDr. Pierce's wimpleie treatise on cons'impti m w,th muneroiis testluionials. ArMroaa Wnrld'j Dun.. sarv Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y. UOtWAW Especial Attestion Is invited to the large array of popular remedies to be found at Pulham's i'liir macy. near the post office. It is a rule with this house to keep any thing that is wanted in the drug line, provided it has any merits. We adyise our friends in the country that when in want of any medicines to try Pelham's Drug Store. They fill physicians' prescriptions at low Prices. The nnnlitu (Loir a i auwa jvvuo tg uu excelled. Tliev lmnilln full lino n Sundries such as drug stores usually uarry. j neirs is a complete assortment. SCiOUU Ckockeky, Glassware, China, Whole sale and Retail, At t.hfi Citv Diina liliiinrtrJiifTi 'M, 11 Pattou Avenue, largest and most com- nl t (i niimittmrtnl in t ! ... fi,uiA IT . . adding largely to our immense stock, and are now prepared to save yon freight on PV'PrV thincr in Ilia tin.. rf C rm aA Glassware. Just received a full line of library and atanil lnnn. and nam itarnnj i vnn.l. , 1 iivii Mwgua ill 1 ICUI.U and German China. Give us a call and save money. - .-, feee oar bargain o and lOcta counter. .. ' wul J fl, H1W11UU11 W UUr 17HITO and tinware Department, in which line " . n iuicid, Kcrp constantly nn liMtli! a flltl an.l n.n, l..,.. ..... i ..... wuu ....... n tv, nomiiwuii'ii, of Tinware. St ives, lta.iirers and Heater.-; cgn mr uic i:e eurdieil tanner Girl Cook, l ho leader of all stoves. Give us a call l fi.ru you buy your heating stoves, we will save you "money. -. Special attention paid to Roofing and Gutreri g, satisfaulion guaranteed. v Kur Btaiiilnr,! aiirul anil Lm-nt ..t..no call on the W. C. Kellek & Con 12 Pal ton Avenue. The Grand Republic Cigars, to be founlat the Pioneer Saloon, js made r the liiiLni l ,ng Havana filler and Suma tra w tapper, and sold nnder a bona fide guarantee, cannot be .urna.H&ed in this market tf Repairing wtll and promptly done, at Bukt Desnison's, se 11 dtf 18 Patton Avenue. Oidars Wit at the office oilice of Turner & Brownson for tish of any Kind will re ceive prompt attention, tf Pic' tVo irames at cost at Morgan's. Silver ware, elegant patterns, best material, at Bcbt Dennisoh's, se 11 dif 18 Patton Avenue. 0i.CliI bojJs, o.iera gla-ues, fi:d g'as vs, &:., at tuRT Dk.s.mso.n's, se 11 dlf IS Patton Avenue. NKVV ADVEKTLSuJMENTS T IO KENT, A Seven K torn House, on Crova street. wiU slt-'ataii. with itiiny conveaiences. o ltt Apply at S UKOVH BTKSXT. nj CRSULIXES hive pnrehrsed the A Hampton Pti.eeiu Columbia. South Car :na, where they will ooea their IuK.itaUi foe l'oant. l.aili -B, with Preparatory School. Sept U ,lbi57, givhu tirKt-ctasj javaaUgea. For circular address the Moihsr Superior. - se 25 viw .... Joi BENT. - 7 9 Room Ilonae, Sooth Main, tt mlnntes a k from Court House, oord wt"r. with good rock cellar? Noue but small family need apuly. uMtf Apply to A. FRECK. s TRAY ED. A STAT ffAnlrOV aroll atrin'rjn tH Istm voil frnm tnv nramiiaa n Ta.ii....i.i A (tint able mtvanl will be paid for It retnrn to IMPLOYMKNT WANTED. - A iyiIiIiIIa sksTAI man wonts rww(,IA. FJ"m ma MumuMRW : . " : ' . . " VAtrct iGUtJ All agrioultart, truck jarmtoff. raising staple crops. ouiis,iwtM tnuii prvHJucus mi poutiry. w " . a u ureas w. x 2i em 2$ dl a As&oTille, N. a F OB SALE.., The finest Dttr of thorough bml manH, the fastest aad haudsomest pony lor children aad tie beat broke pair of steers. Apply to H.H. LYON8. 22 dtf. AsheviUe, N. C. NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS Of ASHEVILLK ELECTRIC U:-T COMPANY. A nitftlnflr of vour Muniunv Uitl i.uAn. day, Oct. S. at & f. M. at Bank of AshevUIa. for transaction or such business as may be presented to your consideration. - so is am .... j.ti. maktin, Presiiieot c ACTION. A.I persons are cant oaed xralnt tulm. r cerMiit note made, by me far $;K, beariiur date Sept 8 18 7, nogotiab'e and psyabie nth .hf. vil e Bink, the ooDsideration for said n t t hav ing fulled. 11 J OAVI. se a d Glidy P. O., Uuucombe co. DUlNiaTRATOa'S SALS. m Sepimmber S0H. t. twiiaeU at reside toe -of the lite t "an wla eon an. oa Hy wood street in the city o' Ath v;l!e, ail the pjrso lal etiVx-ts belo iffintrto iitdfruste Said wipert rjuisin's of household an I kitchen furalture, (nnhur otenstU h irscs. m i!ea wa.-o tu. hugKies, &o. - Uraad uhnncc t mikAa vAluahla p ir.-lia for Hlili" oi ny. t'ulill.! generally Invited Om forpet thu time and place. ThU Jept. IT ikst . . - WM Ii. WH!TS IV, selSdtd . , . Adm r. of U Cow i i, .) t
Asheville Citizen (Asheville, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Sept. 25, 1887, edition 1
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