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DAILY EDITION. Furnan, L-ter-s & Cameron, ?i: rr.Rs prophihtoks. lAI.V. -V HEHLY 1 Yeur, gSS.OO i Moo , 3.CO I Year l.SO e Nor?,.. .T."v AD':;rri;xt; rats, low. -v.!? v-;i! ::vs ;.; 5. : !;: Tit:-. A.: A.-, s.: r.t't .'.fism.'.J. Wakefield Cort land, 'i-ld il'.'j.. I !;' y r: t'.rj nector General for Nori'i ('lii.-iiiiK. Cg i J " in .'(;. s . .'..I. A. i'orter Kmlp.elt !5i)ia!ii!nilor: .'?'..: e, "ccretury. '-ft;'. -Irsi Wiidn,. ir.v ik-H tr. i :lc ri luoir.h. j.-W .,' ::ii..:,:,r, a. .. . II. !. Kih P.it-t ; ;. it iiiiTinM. r.lii r. SecrLMry. Sietts iv .ty.'ti:. 1 VV.-.!;ii..: !V l.i-'it in ti'.eli liuui.h. I- -i L-i ' . !'::.. .1. I'. .v .!. .'.- t l. ii' ; ; ' .V.-.-.-i.' .i M is!. .; i'.Mlltou est jia . ;. . J .v lir- r.v: . . ta each moitb. M ta.-H'-i f, A". -vo. r.-i1. 11. 'v.-. iv ; ;o.-'.i.ir l-cC'iv-tury. ',' 'lir-i ,(l ihim Jtaui.v iiis its in each "''-' It . : (.; u-', N'.i. 7-.''. .!. 'J. Ll- ptn y, k- -'i'.: Jo:.;.;;; Atmc I'T.'.vr;. Mc-sls ai ."ti i! . il.tr Ivi:'i;..t . of H i-: 'i oh the M!Cond .he 1 1 x -1 i M'ln.V-.- u;;;u- in t.'.Cii Liojltll. l.-'i r..V. .!., ,1. K ,6 A. if. !' O.J Wake el ! cuiunl, '. -M : .1. v. :.:i:.:u. See. Sieets i: .'. .is -inir lint! tiiinl Thurs'av nieht in each iiotitli it s oV..ek, and I'm a:M Jill Thursday . i ! I L tor ill-.lr l.i !ioii. 7Vit- Ashi-eiiu" Public Library, over Mr. Kcp iui's ;''.)iv, o'.'vpit'' Enlc Hotel, a:ul next iror ! : l'uo of Abbeville, is open to vis ion! from 'i c. lu. So 1 p. m. ami from 4:30 to ii:M0 p m. Absolutely Pure. Thia nnwilcr DCTcr vanes. A nsrvcl oTpuritv, ilrcnytn ami wliolenon'oiii's. iloia tvoiiiimkal lhan the ordinary kinds, and cannot lie sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short iei lit alum or pbospha: powders. Snldniilij in an Koyal HAsisii I'owritH .'o. . ifn Wall St., c fork. ianlv-di:wl2ra i:mmpound oxygen Drs. HARGAN & GATGHELL Otucmn Eaglt-Hlotk, .V.cin tl. ASHEVILLE, N. iVinipound Oxvpen inhaled, in connection wita medicated iiiilsam Vapor, cures Con-mr-p-tlon, Asthma, Itroucliiiis, N"n-..l ( utnrr'i. Sure Tbroat, Loss of Voice, Lisose8 oi the Livi r and Kidneys, lilidder, and all diseases depending on mpnre or impoverished blood. It cures Khenmatifiui when everything eisr tails. It is the only remedy that will permanently eore Chronic "Nasal tMirrli. If yet: suIVlt from this loathsome and dangerous disease come to earoniveund investigate on itreatment. it will cure yon, no matter ho.v long yon htvs fullered. No charge for consultatio.i. There is no statement oi the above w'.ieli is not st ietly V ue you may rely upon every word. Wecai prevf i ll and inoru. J.1 we bel.e e ji,ur case incurable, we will Irank'.y ted i o. We do not wish to treat you Mw cannot help you. We also treat all diseases of the Keetum, or Lowet Bowels, such as Hemorrhoids (i'lles), Fis iore. K istula, rrolai-sus, etc. The treatment is always successful, and nearly always painless. We cure without the use of the kniie, and iu a fewdaya. Kolossoftime Iroin businiss or pleas are. Office of the " World," l Kkw Yobk , M t y 15, liw7. 1 In the fall ot IK'b I was in such poor health that I was obliged to cancel all oi my lecture ngagements for the wlnler.and to give up wru ng for a time 1 went to Ashevilie and placed myself under the care of Drs. UarganaudGatchell. Continuing their treatment 1 improved in health and. strength, kaininu 20 i-oi'M of Ucsh; and feel better than I h.ivo for year?. I regard thetr oxygen treaim'j.it as being of great value; they, theiii-s: Ires, are gentlemen of Skill, and worthy of t!ia confidence ol the public. Bill Nye. HOME TREATMENT, t We manufacture the Compound Cxygen, and hip it to all parts of the country, even to the Picilt ; Coast. We sen d apparatus and chemicals 7 la st two months for 812. This is as valuable wthe otiice vreatmcnt. The wouderlui curative resalts obtained with I Jis r.'atmcnt is astonishing even to us. If 1 3" with to U am more of th is Irratiacnt, and our iucctsf-in Ihe curcof Cftrmiic lHeax-t tirite or call T' ; 'it Hrated look explaining treatment free. DRS. HARGAN i GATCHELL, jl 4ain Street, JAsheville, N. C Jnt:33-dawtf H. L. LANG, "THE JEWELLER, South Main St., Asijkville. aa Zi-On CITY MARKET. 1 l aiejuEt put in a JSeic Refrigerator and am well prepared to keep meats in good aondition. Will keep the bett of BEJEF, MUTTON, LAMB, blfOKEP SAUSAGE, BOLOGNA SAUSAGE. FRESH FISH and 0 YSTKKS, I n aeason. OiT me shsrr of your pat ronsgc. Orders promptly attended to andiroodsdeiivcr &. T- J- SUMNER, ft jo. t PattonCATenaa, nnderCFowcll & Snider's' Ujnly24d3m m'm - m6&', : Ik T "4 VOL III -NO 162. !xsm. Di LY EDITION. r- k DAILY CITIZEN .Vi!l be published every Morning (ex cept Monday) at the following rates riricllv cash : One Year ?6 00 Six JUcnthc 3 00 I'liree " 1 50 One " .50 Ono Week 15 Our Carriers will deliver the paper ev ery Morning in every part of the city to otir subscribers, and parties wanting it will i .lease call at the Citizen Office. :rvd your Job Work of nil Jcinds to the OHlzrn Office, if you want it done neatly, v.heaply and with dispatch. Arrival and Deiiartnre of Passcager TruiiiK. Salisbury Arrives 5:(W p. m.- leaves lor Mor ristov. n at 5:lSp. m. Tf.s.vessee Arrives at 12.48 p. m., and leaves at 12:?S p m. Airives at 9:00 p. m., and leaves lor .Spartanburg at 9:10 p. m. FpAHTANnrno Arrives at da. oi.; leaves lor Morristown at !i:10 a. m. i reight accommodation leaves Asheville at 8:10 a. m., and arrives at 9:00 p. m. Waysesvili.k Leaves Asheville at 8:0j a. m., .irrl:. es at 4:50 p. m. IVeathcr Indications. Virginia Warmer fair weather, light to fresh variable winds. North and South Carolina, warmer fair weather, preceded by rain on coast, fresh to brisk southeasterlv winds. TESKF.8SEE Warmer, followed by cool er rair.s, fresh to brisk northerly winds, becoming variable. SaTThe Citizen, with lateBt Associa ted Tress Dispatches will be found result; rlv at all hotels and news-stands inthe ei'tv. When tl'.e supply may be exhaustrd at those places, call at the otlice. u CS" i-aJies and gentlemen desiring to see Presiderit and Mrs. Cleveland should go io Battery Park, Patton Avenue and Havwood streets by 10 A. M. to-morrow. Capt. V. E. McBee v as one of the pall earers at tlie funei al of Capt. V. Q. Joliiir di in LincLilntoii last Sunday. It has just rained enough to lay the litt.st, and if it v. iil only stop at this for a few days Friday will be the happiest and brightest day in iho history of Asheville. Mr. Partlett representing Cobb it Co., dectorators, &c, of New York City, is in charge of the decorations of the city, and is doing his work most handsomely. Mr. Walter W. Vanuiver, C. W. Ma lone, Etij., and Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Henry, returned yesterday from the Atlanta Exposition. They are highly pleased with their trip. A reuular communication of Asheville Lix!'e U. 1). P. ii A. M. will he lield this evening at 8 o'clock sharp. Visiting brethren cordially invited. By order ..i'the W.-. M. The Daily Citizen of Saturday morn insr will crive full reports of tlte incidents of the President's visit, and will issue an extra edition. Parties wishing extra copies will please notifv us during Friday. The Mayors a:;d Aldermen of our sister towns are cordially invited to come and be with us Friday in receiving to Wes tern North Carolina the President of our Union and his wife. We hope to see all here. Tlte decorations of the public and other Luildirioj have been begun, htid they promise to be the L-tnd-somest ever seen in -.lie State. Dec orations of private buildings are also goii.tr on, and many ot these will be vtiy handsome. Covnty Canvass on Kailkoad Qcestion The people of Buncombe county will he addicr.-eJ by fpeakera in favor of the proposed laihi'tid subscription at the fol'owing limes and places, to-wit: Barnardsvi'le, Saturday, Oct 29th Fu.t Creek. (Baptist church) Monday " U'eavervilie, Tuesday Nov, Fair View, Wednesday " Arden, Thursday " Avery's Creek, (Shipman's) Friday" Lower Hominy, Satunlav " Upper Horiiny, (Baptist hurcli, Monday " Leicester, Tuesday " Sandy Mtti-hrBaptist church ) Wednesday " Asheville, Saturday " Black Mountain, Monday " Co per's, Tuesday 31st 1st. 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 7th 8th 9th 11th 13th 14th The people are earnestly requested to come out and bear the discussion of the important question now presented for their consideration. C. E. Graham, Chairman Committee. " ABBEVILLE." The Morganton Advertieer is kind enough to say : As a North Carolinian we are proud of Aslioville. Her growth, her prosper ity, her ttill greater promise is truly phenomenal. A fi-w years since a quiet mountain village Ivinjr in pastoral beauty amid her embowering shades now with electric lights, water works, .-lately dome, costly mansion, and her Battery Park, she has the airs, the dignity, the push, if not the proportions of a city." Thanks, Bro. McKesson. New Styles and Shapes at Law's, 57 and D'J S. Main St. Our new square thape in White Granite and Inner ware just out is the j lettiest we have had yet, and at even lower prices than other shapes. New patterns in Glass vboth colored and crystal) at bot tom prices. Great bargain.s in Hanging anil Stand Lamps, also special lot Table Knives, imperfect. We carry the largest and test assortment in Western North Carolina and oiler our patrons the lull bent tit of lnt3 reduction in prices. Oc rcoals in great variety, well made and trustworthy. oSlcodtf II. RED WOOD & CO. For cornel styles and good value, call on oSdeodtf 11. REDWOOD fc CO. New line Blank Books at Morgan'?. o8d2vv Iii.y y t;r groceries from S. W. Mc Crarv ai.d have them delivered free. II " Lots of hundtome Goods now arriving ai se liS dlleail U. H-D YYUUD & CO. A H 1 n shevllie ASHEVILLE- N.C THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1887 a a The President Will Stop In Ashe ville. Dispatches received from Secretary Lamont yesterday state that President Cleveland and party will stop in Ashe ville and ride through a portion of the city. Let every body be leady to receive and see the distinguished guests. ATTENTION Mounted Escort to the Presi dent. I. Mounted men who will compose the escort to the President of the United States are required to report to the Chief Marshal at the Fair Grounds to-morrow morning at eight o'clock, when each will be assigned his proper place in the line. II. The horsemen of Bnncombe, as they arrive upon the grounds, will be formed into divisions by townships ; those from other counties in separate di visions. III. To each division a marshal will be assigned as commandant, and each will earry a flag, which will be furnished on the Fair Grounds at the time of forma tion. IV. Theorder of procession will be as follows : Mounted Police. Chief Marshal and Staff. Knights of Labor. President's carriage. Corps of Marshal?. Carriages of guests. Carriages of committees. Corps of Marshals. Mounted men from Haywood, Hender son, Transylvania, Madison and other neighboring counties. Corps of Marshals. Mounted men from Buncombe county formed by Townships. Corps of Marshals V. The line of march will he along Depot street to Patton Avenue; up Pat ton Avenue to Battfiry Park; thence via Haywood street, and Prospect Hill back to the depot. VI. All the marshals and men com posing the escort will wear citizens' dress. The marshals will wear sashes, which have been prepared for them and may be bad at Pelham's drug store to-day or at the Fair Grounds to-morrow. VII. Men who are to take part in the parade are urged to report at the Fair Grounds by eight o'clock to-morrow. VIII. Carriages to go in the proces ion will be reported to Marshal E. I. Holmes promptly upon arrival at the Depot and be assigned their proper places in the line. Juhnstoxk Jones, Chief Marshal. Marshals ron the Escort to the Presi dent. The Marshals for the escort to the President were appointed yesterday by the Chief Marshal. It is a splendid corps of horsemen, and will do credit to the county and the occasion. The following is toe complete list: nearly all of whom have notified the Chief Marshal of their readiness to act : Col. W. V. Young H. C. Fagg, Capt K I Holmes, Capt. G F Scott, B G Gudger, Lon Wells, J Frank Wells, Capt T J Ferguson, W F Randolph, W E Wolfe, William Howell, F A Hull, I G Aston, D C Waddell, Capt. George Howell, It L Luther, Fiank Morgan, T C Staines, Merritt Roberts, Tom Carland, Zaeh Ledbetter, Dug G Carter, C Pitt Weaver, Nat Chambers, W II Hunter, Nat Atkinson, Jr., Waightstill Avery. Dr W D Hilliard, S F Chapman, John Campbell, Dr J A Burroughs, Frank Loughran, K W Robison, F Stikeleather, P L Uickman, R C Clayton, Champ Burnett. J E Allison, Esq., J S Bartlett, Esq., Sam W Davidson, Maj. J. G. Ma: tin, N. C. S. G., Capt. F. R. Curtis, " " Lieut. T. 13. Young, " " Walter Hatch, Will Heston, Locke Craijr, W C (iirmichael, C D Blanton. C T Rawis, W L Kimmell, 1) S Watson, J II Weaver, Dan'l Reynolds, J A Porter, N A Pevnolds, C B Moore, Gecrve Jordan, Calvin Jones, SD Peliiam, Dan'l Summey, John Y Jordan, Jesse Lange, David Kimberly, A C Patterson, A G West, R V Wolfe, J M Young, Ben F. Y'oung, John Child, Capt. J T Weaver, J Taylor Amiss, J F Woodbury, Col. J II Barnard. Attention. Mabshals. All the Marshals for the escort to the President are requested to report for duty at the Fair Grounds to-morrow morning at 7:30 sharp. The following to Captain George F. Scott, viz : Messrs. Locke Craig, Jesse Lange, C B Moore, George Jordan, D S Watson, A G Wes', Ben F Young, W L Kimmell. The following to Cob W. R. Young: D C Waddell, W T Weaver, Frank Morgan, Frank Loughran, David Kimberly, Cal Jones, Nat Atkinson, Jr., R V Wolfe. The following to Capt. II. C. Faeg : Nat Chambers, W C Carmichael, C T) Blanton, Waightstill Avery, J M Young, J Y Jordan, Walter Hatch, Will Heston. The following to Capt. E. I. Holmes I J G Aston, F Stikeleather, J H Weaver, N A Reynolds, J F Woodbury, C T Rawls, John Child, S F Chapman. The following will report to the Chief Marshal : Mai. J G Martin, Dr. W D Hilliard. T B Young, F A Hull, Dr J A Burroughs, J A Porter, Dan Summev, S D Pelharn. John Campbell, A C Pattereon, K W Kobison, J Taylor Amis. Especial Attention Is invited to the large array of popular remedies to be found at Ptlham's Phar 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 cdyise 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 quality of their goods is un excelled. They handle a full line of Sundries such as drug stores usually carry. Theirs is a complete assortment. se23 dtf Games at cost at Mceoan's, You want to tea that $2.00 Goat But ton Bhoe ot J. O. Howell's. I For the Asheville Citizen, WaynesTille Its Mw Impulse A. Charming letter concern ing a Charming Town. That WaVncsville is a" copaing town is no longer a matter pf doubl. Since the result of yesterday's elec tion our people are full of confidence and are all ready planning for the future. That new business enter prises will spring up and those on foot will be pushed with fresh vigor is a certainty. Waynesville has pes culiar attractions as a summer re sort, its climate and scenery cannot be surpassed. Its main street is supplied with first clas3 brick side walk on either side, the other streets have good plank side walks. The Bank will soon be opened for busi ness. It has splendid school and church facilities, but what I desire, most to speak ot is our new enter prise of our citizens on . account of the Kauroad vote. Waynesville is no longer to be the hidron - gem of the mountains, but is at 'once to be come a live, active commercial and manufacturing town. Our citizens are not talking of leaving but con sidering how they can dispose of a portion of their property so aj to make room lor enterprising good citizens. Good property, in fact the finest property in Waynesville can now be bought comparatively cheap because the owners are not disposed to hold for higher prices but to con vert a part of their real estate into available means for investment in industries which will give employ ment to the laboring man and prof it to owners. Those who desire to make money by investing in a pros perous and growing town should loose no time in selecting and se curing desirable property for busi ness and residences. Haywood farmers have made abundant crops, it is a wealthy coun ty, and the almost unanimous vote on the Railroad shows that we are hence forth one and a united peo ple. We say now to Asheville that with our cheaper property, lower rents, and the prospect of equal Railroad facilities we are taking a start to grow so as to soon be forgotten as her little sister. We have heretofore had but little foreign capital invested lure, but we are in a situation to compete with any of our neighboring towns for the profitable investment of cap ital. Climate, scci.ery and business all invite, and the advantage given by the building of the Knoxville Carolina and Western Railroad will command the investment of capi tal here by those who desired private residences in one of the rviost de ligtitiul spots ot earth, and by those who want a good nroSt on the mon ey invested in busine&s or specula tion. We say come one come all and aid us to polish the gem of the mountains. S. Oct. 14. 1SS7. The Sashes. The Marshalls for the escort of the President will be distinguished as follows : The Chief Marshall will wear a buff sash, the Chiefs of divisions will wear white sashes, and the corps of Marshalls will wear red sashes. These have been made up and cull be had at remain s drug store. Flags have also been tiiepared for each towiiship and ct.untj'. Meeting of Stock-IIoldkks. Mr. G. P. Erwin, Secretary and Treasurer of the W. N. C. Railroad Company, gives notice oi a meeting ot the stock-holders ot said Compa ny, to be held in Asheville on Wednesday, 23d day of November ulto. Se notice. Sale Postponed. On account of the bad weather there will not be a sale of lots at Skyland to-day. But don't forget to attend the sale on Saturday, the 22nd. The carriages will leave Court Square at 9 o'clock. The Event of the Season. "Nevada," to-morrow nihtat the Opera House. Every one should secure tickets at once. Only a limited number of re served spats on hale. The Thespians are in grand from. The Asheville Orchestra have kindly consented to play selections during the evening this alone should draw a large attendance. The members of the Carolina Athletic Club will be there in force. Almost a Serious Accident. Yesterday Henry Green, colored, was endeavoiing to raise a derrick to the third floor of the new Bar nard building. His supports pioved to be insufficient, and j'ust as the machine was about to reach the de sired elevation gave way and not only found the most direct way back to the bottom but rather un ceremoniously persuaded Mr. Green to lollow, which he proceeded to do head foremrsi. His head struck on some timber, and suffered somewhat. He was taken to Dr. Burroughs' office and treated. We are glad to know that the accident was not se rious, though it was a narrow es cape. The rain has effectually prevented the necessity of having the streets sprinkled for the President a drive through our city. A large line of Dress Goods.' oSdeodlf II. RED WOOD & CO. Go ltizen. TELEGRAPHIC. A TERRIBLE EXRTON ! Father Kierner Dies From His Injuries. THE IMTER.STATE COM. MISSIOX A'JT WORK. TlieCJ. A. It. Buys Virgin ia's Ordinance of Se cession. THE PRESIDENT'S MOVE MENTS YESTERDAY. . Leaves Montgomery To-day, and Will Only Stop in Ashe ville on His Return to Washington. The Virginia Ordinances of Secession. (By telegraph lo the Asheville Citizen.) Wortiiingtox, Minx., Oct. 19. Mrs. Charles Bullis, of this place, has just sold to George H. Tread well, commander G. A. R., of Al bany, N. Y., the original ordinances of secession passed by the Stale of Virginia. The consideration was one thousand dollars. Resulted iu Death. Byitelegraph to the AsHeville JC'ltizon. New York, Oct. 19. Rev. Fath er Kieruer, pastor of the church of our lady of Mount Carmel, who was injured in the ruins of the school house which was building on East 115th street, on Monday afternoon, died at St. Francis Hospital this morning. -:o:- Gas Explosion With Almost Fatal Re sults. By telograph to tha Asheville Citizsn. J Pittsburg, Oct. 19. A gas explo sion occurred at the Biiou theatre about 10 o'clock this morning. The building as well as the Hotel Albe marle and library hall are on fire. It is reported that a number of peo ple have been injured. The explos ion was. iu the store of Reed & Feitz Bros , opticians, under the Hotel Albemarle, wlvcb adjoins the Bijou theatre on Sixth Ayenu?. 'i'he store and entrance to the Bijou were badly wrecked. The Hotel Albemarle caught fire but the flames are now under control. Eleven per sons are more or less seriously hurt, but none of them are believed to have received fatal injuries The Railroad Commission at Work. (By ttlceraph to the Asheville Citizen.) Washington, Oct. 19. The case of W. O. Harwell, H. B. Mont gomery and T. W. Pender, the trans portation committee vs. the Colum bus & Western Railroad Company, and the Western Railroad Company, was taken up by the Inter-State Commerce Commission to-day. Commissioner Bragg stated that he would not sit on this case for reasons of personal and local char acter; that some if not all of the questions involved had been before him as Railroad Commissioner in Alabama: and had been there de cided by him and by that commis sion, and had afterwards been the subject of an exciting controversy in the .Legislature ot Alabama, to which he had been to some extent a party as one of the" Railroad Com missioners of Alabama. W. O. Harwell and R. G. Mont gomery appeared in their own be half, but there was no appearance pn the part ot the defendants. The complaint alleges discrimination in freight rates by the railroad compa nies named againstjthe town of Ope- Jika, Ala . and in favor of Columbus, Ga., and Montgomery, Ala. It is charged that although the Alabama State Commission last fall gave it as tneir opinion ttiat 'Upeiika is unjustly discriminated against," still the railroad onmnari"- refuse to give the neiessary relief and have withdrawn an then- ireieht rates to Now Orleans from Opelika. After having the oral statement of the case by representatives, shipp ers oi Opelika, the Chairman coolly said that it was unfortunate that no appearance had been made on the other sidp, but the Commission would take the case under advise ment. Turning Xi&ht Into Day. Why is the sun like peop'e of fashion ? It turns night into dav t Je time people catch cold, which, if not attended to in time, will induce consumption. Take in time laylor's Cherokee Kemedy of bweet bum and Mu.lem. Late novels, The "DucheBs" by the Duchess, "Schehefazde" by Florence warden, (jeoilrey Aloucktnr by busannan Moodie, and many others. The New York World and Herald always on sales, also the 'ate magazines and illustrated papers Beautiful views of Asheville and Western North Carolina. Splendid otrt. I. rtf ,i o .111 in niiiiui anA tahlaf rMm slates, pencils, inks, memorandum ancf oth -r blank book p. Subscriptions receiv ed for all publications. Books not in stock ordered without extra charge. Agent for l'ttbber Stamps and Stencils. Call at Carson's Stationery and News istore, JN. Srimii st. PRICE 5 CENTS - - The President Leaves Montgomery To-day. and Will Only .Stop in Asheville. IBy telegraph to the Asheville Citizen.! Atlanta, Oct. 19. It ?s officially stated that the President's special iain is expected to leave Mont gomery at 1 o'clock to-morrow and will make no slops except at Asheville, N. O, where it may tarry fifteen minutes. Statements to the contrary have been made with re gard to many places along the way, but people who may be brought to gether by such announcement will be disappointed. The train will run slowly as heretofore wherever people are gathered to see the Presi dent, but the the public demonstra tions of the trip .will positively end to-morrow, with the possible excep tion named. The Presidential par ty breakfasted with Senator Col quitt at 10 o'clock this morning. There were about thirty other guests including most of the people of note in the city. The party is expected to dine with Senator Brown and his son Mr. Junius L. Brown at the residence of tho latter. The princi pal event announced for the day is a military parade and sham battle, but the mud and rain Is iikely to interfere witji it. The crowds are somewhat thinned out this morn ing, but the famine in the town still continues. It is just learned that the engineer in charge of the engine which runs the dynamo of the Pres ident's train was arrested last night by an over-efficient policeman and spent the night in the lockup. He is as honest a man as ever pulled a throttle, and lias commended him self to several members of the party by pluck exhibited in rescuing the party from embarrassment of crowds several times as the train was about to start. Last night was the' first time ho had ventured away from the train since he had left Washington. Measures have been taken to set him at liberty at once. Blue Rid;e Conference. The Blue Ridge Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church con vened this morning at 9 a. m. its ninth annual session in the new M. E. Church at the junction of Patton Avenue, Havwood and Buttrick streets, Bishop W. F. Mollalieu D. 1). presiding. The first half hour was devoted to the administration of the Sacrament of the Lord's sup per under t'le direction of the Bishop assisted by Dr G. S. Loni and J. D. Robertson. Toe roll of the confer ence was called and a large number answered to their names. W. Q. A. Graham was elected secretary and E. J. Winkler assistant secretary. On nomination of the Presiding Elders the usual conference com mittees were appointed. Rev. W. II. Long ot tfie ilolston Conference, Rev. 2f. S. Albright of the North Ohio Conference and Rey. Mr. Tay lor of the Kentucky Conference M. E. Church South were imroduced ta the conference. On motion of Mr. C. S. Long the election of dele gates to the General Conference was made the order of the day for 10 o'clock Fridav, and the consider ation of the basis of representation in the General Conference was fixed for 10:15 o'clock. On motion of Dr. Long it was decided to have preachhii each day dining the conference at 10 o'clock. The cuiiftrenc j adjourned with the benediction by Rev. W. II. Long. Ilrenkinga Window. If a tree were to break a window, what might the window say ? Tremendous (tremend-us). Taylor's Cherokee Kemcdy of Sweet Cum ami Mullein has a tre mendous sale, for it mends all forma of coughs, colds and lung troubles. FLAGS I FLAGS I FLAGS! Dili Flass and little Flaas, all sirts, kindj and prices, jiut received at lawyer's store for Decoration purposes. Call early and select what you want before the assortment, id broken. James P. Sawyer, NO 15 IATTON AVENUE. FOUR 310HE RAILROADS WE WILL HAVE Four Jflre Hail roads To Asheville that the people may buy the best Shoes, Bools, Harness, E Saddles, Bridles, Co'larx, Lap Robes, Horse Covti-x, Whips o utmost any thini? iu my Hue, at the lowest prices. 1 will no: be undersold. My stock is complete. Come and ree for yourselves. u. n. ALiiAAutn, (X-t IV awumoa ioriu ruuiic square. W. 0. WOLFE, DEALER IN Monuments AND Tombstones. The largest assortment in the State. Prices lower than ever. I guarantee satisfaction. 1 invite ceisons at a distance to come and examine my stock or write me, stating fully what is nanteu. l aiso ueat in an kiiiub ui wiuciils, and Plasters. Iron Fences. Vases. Columns, anl Fronts for stores and aU things pertaining to that business. Ware Room and Office in tha Wclte Building, S. E. court square, sneviue, . c. oct 18 d&wcmos CITIZEN JOB OFFICE. NO. 13 PATTON AVENUE. BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, POSTERS, BLANKS, &o And fob Work of all kinds done -with promptness and at low prices. FOR TELEGRAPHIC MATTER SEE FOURTH PAGE. Market Reports. By telegraph to the Ashe-"1' Baltimore, Oct 10 - ..zen 1 . dull; wheat. Koiithprn : i'-J ino. amber S2a4, western, easier, dull, No. 2 winter red, spot, 7SI ; corn, southern, firm, white 52a70 ; yellow 52 ; western firmer dull. Cincinnati, Oct. 19. Wheat, No 2 red, 73i; corn easier. No 2 mixed, 43; oats, quiet, No 1 mixed 2Si ; pork, quiet, 14; whiskey, firm 1.05. St. Louis, Oct, 19. Flour quiet and firm; wheat quiet and firm. No. 2 red cash 70, Oct. 70, com dull cash 30 J a 41, Oct. 40J; oats easy 24. Oct. 23J whis key steady, 1.05; provisions dull; easy, A Sound Legal Opinion, E. Bainbridge Munday, Esq , County Attorney, Clay county, Texas, says: ''Have used Electiic Bitters with most happy results. My brother also was very low with Malarial Fever and Jaundice, but was cured by timely use of tbis medicine. Am sa'isfied Electric Bitters saved his life." Mr. D. I. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, Ky., adds a like testimony, saying : He positively believes he would have died, had it not been for Electric Bitters. Thi3 grea remedy will ward off, as well ad cure all Malaria Diseases, and for all Kidney, ' iver and Stomach Disorders stands unequaled. Price 50c. and $1.00 at II. II. Lvuns' drug store. Young men or middle-aged ones, suffer ing from nervous debility and kindred weaknesses should send 10 cents in stamps for illustrated book suggesting sure means of cure. Address World's Dispensary Medica Association, CUS Main street, Buffalo, N. Y. d&wlw Fresh fish, clams, shrimps and oysters received every day at Turner & Bron son's saioon, well packed in ice. Hotels and boarding houses can make special rates for obtaining the same, and private families furnished on order. tf NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. OTICE. .The regular annual meeting ot the Stockholders of the Western North Carolina Kail Koad Com pany will be held in Asheville, N. C,, on the Fourth Wednesday in Novemoer, 1S87. it being the Jrd ot the mouth. G. P. ERW IN, Secretary s: Treasurer, Asheville, y. C. Oct. IS, 1SSI. oct M dtdm JOR SALE. One Lot and House ot 4 rooms. Price S700. S200 down, balance in yearly installments of $100 with interestat S percent. One Lot and House of 4 rooms. Price $KX). 200 down, balance in yearly installments of f200 witn interest at a percent. One Farm of 100 acres, good framed house, ffood water, and ou.builuintrs. 'M acres cleared. 6j well timbered, 10 miles S. W. ot Asheville. Price ssiio. $200 down, balance in yearly install merits of SiW with interes-i at f pr cent. Apply to J. s. Ktusun, oct JO d&wtf Asheville, N. C. SIAIR WORK. llaviutrhad much experience In doinat HAIR WORK. I wish to notify the public that I will do aM kinds of work at short notice and give satisfac tion. J1IS3 A. E. ROCKHOI.D, oct 19 d&wlm 101 Hill St.. Asheville, K. C. THE VILLA CHANGED HANDS MRS. R. V. HOLLAND has taken charge of the " VILLA," corner ot Haywood and Putliam streets, as a BOARDING HOl'SK, and is now prepared to accommodate boarders. oet is uti lOR RENT. The residence of the lute Canada Cowan. Esq;, on Havwood street, containing 9 rooms with good outhouses and stables. Will be rente 1 for six rconths. Possession can be had at once. Applsto J. J. II ILL. oci IS d f rOR RENT. 5 Room House. South Main. 5 minnte nalk from Court House. Good water, with good ock ceuar. .one our small mmuy ncea apn J. se zjuk Appiy io a. r Ktuh.. ?Otl SALE. Knttickv Horse fast-st an 4 best saddle horse in Asheville. Come and see the horse. Informa- loti obtained by calling at oilice of the Asheville ,'oal Company, foot Haywood St., or rail road r ALU A ISLE FARM ON HOMINY FOR SALE. I will sell tile farm wheic I m reside on Hominy, containing S5 acres, half of it the finest bottom lands. Good dwelling and outhouses on tbe place. App'.j to W. II. JONES. o1 1 n nonuny. M. U. One Price Store. A larire and very attractive line of Men's and Boys' iuits and Overcoats. raniiin from low priced goods to some thing very fine. Measures taken f -r A. Raymond & Co- New York Tailors, and a fit guaranteed. Samples now ready for inspection. Dress Goods and Trimmings, all trades an excellent stock. Plain and Fauey Velvets. Hushes. Silka. Surahs lihadatms, Satins, &c. Best possible value in Carpets, Art Squares, Bugs, Oil-UlothF, UphoUtery Goods. Towels, Napkins, Coverlets, Lin en Damask, Blankets, &c. Ziegler Bros.', Merriam & Tyler's, Morgan Bros.' and Stokley's Shoes for ladies, miss s and children. Eanister's and Ziegler's Fine Shoes for men. Packard & Grover's celebrated "$2.50" and "2." " Shoes for men, and the cor responding grade for boj s. 9 Rubber Goods in gieat variety. Derby Hats, Gilk Hats, So"t HaU, and Caps: Merino and Wool Underwoir, Hosiery, Gloves, Collars and Cuffs, Uuchings, Sort's1, Ties, Ribbons, Corsets, Buttons, Braids, and Fancy Goousand Ismail wares generally. Shirts and Drawers, Collars aud Cuffs, Scarfs, Gloves, Umbrellas. Rubber Goods Trunks, Bags, &c. Wn atA nfTarin a as!o1 train A in VT J 0 of all grades for ladies, misses and , ., i cnuaren. Domettics, Prints, Ginghams, Cotton and Wool Flannels, Cassimeres (embrac ing fine qualities), . Kentucky Jeaus, Kerseys, &c. H- Redwood & Co., Nos. 7 & 9 Patton Avenue. cct9dtf .
Asheville Citizen (Asheville, N.C.)
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