TELEGMPHIC.
LORD BEKESFORD HOPE
DEAD.
Collision at Sea Anil Loss
of Nearly a Whola
Crew.
Fatal Collision on flic :.
A A. Air lilne Itoat!.
Ah Asheville I.ntly Hilled An
Engineer Killed ant Three
Astaeville Citizens Won nleI.
OTHER IXTKRESTIXU TI'.I.KKKAMN.
Particulars of the Railroad Accident.
l!y telegraph to the Asheville Citizen
Charleston, S. C, Oct. 20. A
freight train from Spartauburg and
a passenger train from Atlanta, col
lided at Greer's, 12 miles east of
Greenville tins morning. Both en
gineers were killed, and the total
killed is variously estimated at from
three to ten. Tiie Morgan Rifles of
Spartanburg wero on the passenger
tTain returning from Atlanta. No
other particulars received.
Atlanta, Oct. 12. The accident
1 1 Greers, S. C. to day was caused
by the ireight train running off
schedule time. Mrs. McDowell of
Asheville, N. C , and engineer B. T.
Wall aie among the killed. Ten are
said to be seriously wounded.
LATER.
Charleston, Oct. 20. The col
lision occurred three milts west of
GrterV, and was caused by tin
freight train not sideMrackirg at
Greer's to let the passenger train
pass. The passenger train passed
Greenville lour hours late. Both
engines were wrecked; also the pos
tal, baggage and express car of the
passenger, and the fiist three
of the freight. Engineer Harris and
conductor Beyille of the freight
train have disappeared. A negro
saw them running through t!)3
woods. The killed are Mrs. Ham p
McDowell of Asheville, and Robert
Ward the passenger train engineer.
The injured were J. B. Erwin of
Asheville, leg broken and other foot
badly mashed, Ed Harnett, fireman
of passenger train, arm amputated
and bndly scalded, expected to die;
J. L. Webster of Columbus, Ga.,
trainman, right arm amputated,
and otherwise seriously injured,
James Kinj'an, Greenville, S. M.
Dykeman and W. R. Wilson, At
lanta, painfully bruised; Misses
Mary and Nannie and Willie Er
win, of Asheyille, bruised, and
Phillip Black, negro brakeman of
the freight train, concussion of the
brain, very serious.
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More of the Yellow Fever.
By telegraph to the Asheville Citizen..
Washifgton, D. C, Oct, 20 Dr.
King Wylly, president of the State
Health Protection Association tele-,
graphs C. H. Jones, editor of the
Times-Union as follows : The May
or of Tampa wired me that they are
in need of money in Tampa. Will
you please through the Associated
Press and your columns ask differ
ent counties and communities to
send such amounts as they can to
either the cashier of the First
National Bank of Tampa to be used
as may be deemed expedient for
the relief ol the suffering, caring for
the Bick, and taking care of the large
number of persons thrown out of
employment. The suffering falls
especially on the laboring class.
hite and black are now out ol
work who must be provided for."
Signed King Wylly,
Protective Association, President
Florida Health Association.
Burning tf a Wilmington Steamer.
(By telegraph to the Asheville Citizen.)
Wilmington, Oct. 20. The
steamer Regulator, an iron vessel of
about G50 tons, belonging to the
Clyde line, and running between
New York and this city, was burned
at her wharf here about 1 a. in. to
day. Her cargo consisted of 930
bales of cotton, navel stores, and
lumber, valued at 650,000, was en
tirely destroyed. The vessel alo
is a total loss. Both vessel and
cargo were insured.
;o:
Aii M. P. Dead.
(3y telegraph to the Asheville Citizen.
London, Oct. 20. Right Hon.
Alexander James Beresford Hope,
the liberal conservative Member of
Parliament for Cambridge Univer
sity, is dead.
Collision at Sea.
By telograph to the Ashe ville Citizen. J.23
London, Oct. 20. The steamer
Uppa collided with, and sunk, the
German bark Planteur of Beachy
Head Tuesday. Eleven persons
wera drowned and the Captain of the
bark has since died. Only two of
the crew ol the baik survived.
;Yellow Fever at Taiiina.
By Telegraph to the Asheville Citizen,
Washington, D. C, Oct. 20. Surgeon
General Hamilton to-day received a
tcleuratu from Deputy Collector Spencer
at Tampa, Fla., baying that there have
been two deaths and lour new cases
since last report.
:o:
Have you a cough ? Sleepless nights
need no longer trouble yon. The use of
Ayer8 Cherry Pectoial, before retiring,
will soothe the cough to quiet, allay the
inflammation, and allow the needed re
pose. It will, moreover, speedily heal
the pulmonary organs, and eive you
healthy t21
You want to see that $2 00 Geat But
ton Shoe at J. O. Howell'p. .
One very interesting feature of the
programme to-day will be about two
dozen ladieB on horseback who will be
in the procession directly next to the
President and Mrs. Cleveland. Mr. J.
II. Herring is marshal of this corps.
Not. ok.
All mounted men from neighboring
counties aro invited to take part in the
horeebaek escort to day, and will report
me unuersigm-u at the f air urounds at
eight o'clock, or to Col. W. R. Young.
Johnstone Jones,
Chief Marshal.
The delegation of the Knights of
Labor in to-days reception haye
tendered General Johnstonw Jones
and his staff of marshals a review.
It has been accepted and will take
place at the Public Square, on the
return of the procession from the de
pot. All mounted organizations are
invited to join us in honoring the
grand marshal and his aids.
W. F. Randolph,
Marshal.
Another Serious Accident.
We learn from friends who came
in from Heudersonville last evening
that news had reached that place
yesierday that Mr. W M. Davies
had been run over in Atlanta by a
railroad train and killed. We could
not verify the rumor, and sincerely
hope it is not so.
"On Thursday night," says the
editor of a Mississippi newspaper,
"whilj' we were writing an editorial
on the financial condition ol the
country, some fiend in human shape
threw a brick through our window
and struck us on our head. Ve fell
to our floor and lost oursenses. IIow
long we remained in our condition
of unconsciousness we know not.
The first thing we remember was
being taken up by Major Gibner,
our good friend. We were taken
to a drug stove, where our wound
was drei-sed. Our wife and chil
dren moii came. :md we weie taken
to our home. We are naturally in
dignant over this cowardly attack
upon us, and we offer a year's sub
scription to our paper to the man
who discovers who it was that hit
us "
And how hopeless and how inad
equatejs the man of loose principle
and of carnal life! He can do noth
ing for us; he shrinks away; he
shrivels up. Amid soirows, and by
beds ot sickness :;nd of death, he is
profoundly useless.; heisutterh out
of place. Goodness alone lasts mure
delightful and more interesting the
longer we abide in its company.
The bad, as Plato nobly said, may
go off at the start of life's race with
more promise and hope than the
good; but then they come in sound
ly outrun oeforc the close. Canon
Holland.
The western editor boomed the boom,
In facl, he boomed it with a banc
But oh, die boom it backward twuny;
And he fell cold ! the boom he rur-g
Turned out the boom-e-raiig !
Tid Bits
An exchange says Gettysburg is
becoming a summer resort. So it
was in 1S63, but it was much warm
er then. New Orleans Picayune.
Market Keports.
By telegraph to the Athevllle Citizen
Baltimore, Oct 20. Flour quiet, dull ;
wheat, southern, quiet, firm, red S0a2:
amber S2a4, western, easier, dull, No. 2
winter red, spot, 7SJ ; corn, southern,
firm, white o2a"0 ; yellow 52J ; western
firmer dull.
Cincinnati, Oct. 20. Wheat, No 2 red,
73; corn easier. No 2 mixed, 43 J; oats,
quiet, No 1 mixed 28J ; pork, quiet, 14;
whiskey, firm 1.05.
St. Lot is, Oct, 20 Flour quiet and
firm; wheat quiet and firm. No. 2 red
cash 7j'i, Oct. 70!, corn dull cash 39)a
41, Out. 40; oats easy 24?. Oct 23; whis
key steady, 10"'; provisions dull; easy.
Youiit: men or middle-aged ones, Kiiflcr
ing from nervous debility nd kindred
wtal-iitt-st s liould Fend 10 cents 111
stamps for illustrated book S'lutre.-tint:
sure means of eur-. Address World's
Dispensary Medial ssocialioii, Gtil
Main street, Buffalo, N" Y. d&wlw
JCo I"re Lunches served or any kind
of will animals on exhibition at the
White Man's Bar to attract attention or
draw trade, as I keep none but the purest
whiskie3 and charge for the same, and
mv motto is "one price to all."
sept 8 dtf
BSTOn and after date the Pioneer Bar,
23 S. Main st. will make no bills selling
strictly for cash, except by special agree
ment. By this means I can handle bit
ter goods.
tf R. R. Jon us.
Pierce's "Pleatant Purgative Pellets"
are perfect preventives of contipation.
Inclosed in "lass bottlrs, always fresh.
Bv all drti2"itts.
ditwl w
Oysters served in every shape at Tur
ner & Bronsou's afier the Sth inst. The
lovers of this delicious article will re
uember tivis fact. tf
The "Mather Glove,'- the newest and
best glove on the market. Call and see
them, at W iiitlock s.
dOt
The lowefat prices on Crockery. Glass
ware, China and Laui s will be found at
W, C. Keller iS: Co.'s, Mo. 12 l'atton Av
enue, sept s ow
The lovers of pure corn whiskey can
find no better than at Bob Jones', Tne
best wines and liquors can also be found
there. tf
X !art;e stock of Black Motirijiiu: Veils,
of fim-st quality, Xuns Veiling Wcol aud
Wool and bilk,
dot at Wiiitxock's
Handsome ttuk'S in Uarpete, liunx. Art
Sfjutm s, Oil Cloths, dir.
oSUeodtf 11. KKVVUU oV CO.
Derby Hit! in Yohhhm's, Duiap's, and
ililltr's ehapts several folors.
oSdeodlf il. REDWOOD & CO.
T-te greater vnrt of o tr Stulith Suils made
to ortler carefuiUi) is now in tlock and readv
for inspection.
Our ItneoJ loutlis', Boys1 and Children' t
Clothing and Misses' Wraps is unusually
l uu ana auiacitve.
oSdeodtf II. REDWOOD & CO.
Call and see new Dress Goods and
Trimmings, at Wuitlock's.
dOt
ilOR SALE.
Ih'te thoroughbred JIures of flue tvle and
action, elegant Sadu e horse rektered. in
nruue s muj ihih, ivo croKen to harness.
i'NO. A. WILLI Mf, Jr.,
july lo t.'iTrZEN office.
""SKYLAJND."
There will be another public sale of lots on
Thursday the 20th, and Saturday the 22nd,
of October at this attractive new town. There will be conveyances to
leave 1 he Court Square at 9 o'clock each of the above days, to give free
passage to and from the place. Ladies wishing to go will please leave
word day before at A. C. Davis' store, s.i as we can send after them.
t t TTTT t . O. MILLER.
J. J. HILL, Auctioneer.
From
LOG-s WAITED.
WALNUT, POPLAR & ASH.
Flooring-, Ceiling', Werther-Boarding
AND ALL
LUK RIDG!'i
ASHEVILLE JUNCTION, N. C.
Ke.-t 1 ().
Toadyism appears to have reach
ed its uttermo limit in England,
It is cabled Irom London that,
"owing to repeated appeals for chips
fiom fees felled by Mr. Gladstone
at Ilawaideii, a printed c.rcrlir has
been issued, fixing a unifnm cha re
ot eighteen pence for a .viinll block, the pei hMent ati .icks of the iilu-ir.it-or
three shillings per cubic Icot, ex-! e l pi e. In iS-SS the Graphic will
elusive ot carnage.
Hrcakiiiga H inflow.
If a tree were lo break si window, what
might the window say ? Tremendous
(trcmend-us). Taylor's Cherokee ltcmcdy
of Sweet Gum and .Mullein has a tre
mendous sale, for it niciuls all forms of
coughs, colds and lung troubles.
The shortage of Kenned)-, the
Secretary of the Jasper Loan Asse
ciation of Savannah, is finally ascei.
tained to be $2 2,ood. He will not
be prosecuted, and says he will pay
up.
The Wealth of a Home
Is dependent ly.on the happiness there
in. If sickness is there, what a shadow
falls Par-en's, von should never neglect
a blight eouyh or cold, but give in time
lay lor s Lin rokeo Keniedv tf Sweet
Gum and Mullein.
'You must be very polite to suc
ceed in this business," sai'1 a barber
to his young apprentice. ''Always
wear a pleasant smile and try to flat
ter everybody." "I'll tlo my best,
sir," replied the apprentice; "but
how am I to fl itter a h.ikl headed
man?" "Easv enough," replied the
barber, "lust a-.'.; him if ho doe-n't
want his hair
!'
4'nre fir Kick SIouSalae.
For pro f that l-r. (.iuiin's Liver Pills
cure Siek ilcadac.c, a-;k vour drtiiiuist
for a free trial package. Only one for a
dose. Regular eize boxes, 2o cents. Sold
by II. H. Lyons. d.Vwlw
" Doctor, why do so many jieople look
pale, and weary, and sallow, and feel
languid?" "I!ecaiise their l.ver dots
tot act."
Take the old reliable Dr. Hart's Liver
Pills and you'll feel like being made
anew. our appetite will improve, your
6leep will be sounder, your indices! ii 11
will be cured, your complexion will clear
up; in fact, a transformation of the whole
system will take place, and you will feel
that life is worth liviii'. Ail for the fctini
of 25 cent3 per box.
How's
Your Liver ?
Is l., Orientai salutation,
known-;; that trood health
caiiiii.i -xi:;t uithnut a
healthy Liver. When the
Liver i. torpid the Bowels
are slavish ami constipa
ted, the food lies in the
stomach undigested, poison
ing the blood ; frequent
headache ensues ; a feeling
of lassitude, despondency
and nervousness indicate,
bow the who'e system is dc-'
ranged. Simmons Liver
Regulator has been tl-
means of restoring moie
people to health and happi
ness by giving them a
healthy Liver than any
agency known on earth. It
- acts with extraordinary
power and efficacy.
Asa general family
remedy for lysr psi.i.
Torpid Liver, ('oiisilnliu:
tic. I hardly ever
use anything else, and have neve- beep disap
pointed in the t-llect produced ; it seems to i.c al
most a period cure ior an diseases 01 stomucn
ach and bowals.
W. . McELROY, Macon, Ga.
no24 eodw2m.
OTICE.
Notice is hereby (men to all 1 ersoiis holdinir
any claim or demand against the esutc of U. E.
Brooks to piescnt the tiuuc to me or Moore &
Cummlngs, uiy attorneys, at Axlieville, N. v., for
payment on, or before October Tth, 18s.
D. V. THRASH,
oct 7 w6jr Adm'r. of D. E. Brooks.
TOP URSULINES hive pnrchsstd the
IBB Hampton IMuf-ein t olmiihiii. Smith
Carolina, where tliey will o; en tiielr liislltnlf
forYounir JLntlies, wall freparatnrv .Scht.'il,
Sept. lsCjlst!, giving fiit-claii3lvaiit: Res Fer
circular address the Mo! Iter
superior.
M 26 WlW
TTlie ILaiD'g'estf tock
BOOTS AND SHOES
Ever seen in any Store in Western North Carolina.
IBy' amid Men's ve&'cc&s&ts.
four - years up to Pour-Hundred Pounders. Home-EJade Boots and
Shoes Always on Hand.
M. LEVY, 19 South Ivlain-st.
KINDS OF
LUMBER CO-,
oct 20
j The New Yoik Caohic
i bough: by ;t syndicate ot
as been
.Vi
':!.
IV
; kcpuU'c lii 1 k-retoforeit has
; an At'nvnistr.ition newspaper
ecu
'out
; its guns will
j Democracy.
low !.e turned against
In li-ir late presidential
; coolest- Mr
;::l;
su Ik-re. i !:oi;i
en eavor to make the pictoiial con
test less one suicii.
You cannot afford to
"ut'eio!
expi rimi ;ai!iu' wiit-n your
tlauer. Luiis-viinti'iti .1 . t ee:r s, i;t
first, on'v a eoi i. Io it,,r ;-en!it anv
dealer to liiipo.- r,po!i v..:-, with M;-ie
Ciieap in nation of t KinstV New !)is-
Cveiy for CVnsiimp!i.n, ( 'oiij.-iiH and I
L.oUls, Ir. t ui! stin- you jre-t the lieimine.
Because lie e.m iimke i.ii re pioiit in- may
TO Villi li- ti-. u i?ii. itnif tiiLif ':u
or just the eam... imi'i bedeeeivch hut
insist upon ,t;ii: !r. Kiel's Nev nis -
e. ieiy n iiieu is 'u-..r:iiueeu to trive reiu i
in all l'hroai, lnnr and Client allectiom.
lrial hollies free at II II. Lyons' drnj
store. Large. b-iUh.s 1.
The dislitruiii: eruptions on the face,
the i-unki-n eye. the pallid complexion,
indicate ihat here i something wrong
going on within. Kxpt I the lurking foe
to health. .y r's Sarsaparilla was devis
ed for that purpose; and does it. t21
The only thing you can get free at the
White Man's L.r ia a wooden toothpick,
and a good cijar for a nickel.
sejit S dtf
S. Y. McCrary will iiirnish Morristo-.vn
Flour, ?deal. IJran and Siioits to !::er
chani:; at miii j riees. Also li. . r m.s af
Whole.' .-lie. dtf
A veliiotis
"How shall vi
i:--t
he (un;
cvn
to cr.ni cu .'
Well, if ti e !i )!-e cars are not
umniny, v t::ii:': :: ;ioiv p!.;eh n or
do cait with t wii hm -c-il: iven
tandem, could do it. Lift.
It Aborts -"scmI lls Public
to hear of th-i n Mgnation of Dr. Pierce
as at'ongti-sfinaii to devote himself solely
to his htlfis as a phynician. It was be
cause his true constituents were the sick
and aillic'nd everywhere. They will
find D . Pierce's "Golden Medical Dis
covery" a beneficent use of his scientific
knowledge in their behalf. Consump
tion, bronchitis, cough, heart disease,
fever and ague, intermit tent fever, dropsy,
neuralgia, goitre or thick neck, and all
diseases of the blood, are cured by this
world-renowned medicine. Its properties
arc wonderful, s action maeical. Bv
druggists. dtiwlw
- Say, why is everything
Either at sixes or at sevens ?"
Probablv, my dear nervot.s sister, be
cause you are suffering from some of the
diseases peculiar to your se. You have
a "tli egging down feeling, the Lack
a;he, hu a-.-e debilitated, you haye pains
td various kinds. Take Dr. K. V.
Pieice's "Favorito Prescription" and be
cur. d. Price reduced to one iioliar. By
druggists. d&wlw
Stoves, Haxges asu HeaTkhs.
A car loa.l just received, and at f rices
lower than ever before offered at
W. V. Kiii.i.Eit's,
No. 12 Patton Avenue.
Picture trainee at cost at Mono an 's.
Ladies' Wraps, a large stoc ; of Jackets
and Visites, something nice in Seal Pinsh.
dOt Call at WnntooK'sj
Biliousness,
Sickheadachc,
Constipation,
Dyspepsia.
It cools the Mood; it gives J.-tg!i'.;
It shurpensup the appetite.
It aid the JJecr do its part,
And stimulates the feeble heart.
1 11 liitimtt ptjonies endured,
By TAKKAXT'SSEI.TZIOKcan ic cured,
oct 2 deod&w times
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ISSOLUTION.
The eonartuersliip heretofore exipting between
W. S. Ray and S il. Shivers ii the firm iame of
Eay it Sliivers is this day by mutual agreement
tlissolTed, S. M. Shivers retiring. W. S. liny will
se. tie all claimi for and anjiust the lirm and
coi.tinue the Uvfyi:tin'.-ss.
W. S. RAY,
oct 15 dhv 1. s. M. SHIVERS.
(Senate5 IFtsaiiiiMBBgB Bcif
Hats, Caps, Trunks and Valises.
Everybody vcars Levy's 3.00 Homc-Mado Shoes.
M. LEVY, 19 South Main street.
A truth worth knowing- it' you are going to buy a SUIT for Winter, or an OVERCOAT,
Wo are the only manufacturers of Clothing in western Carolina,
Which enables us to save purchasers at leass 2.r per cent. Our Stock is complete in
Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing.
Also a full and select line in IT'JeXISlIIXG (iOODS and HATS, and a beautiful lino of Sam
pies for Cu.-toin-made Work always on hand. A perfect til iruaranteed, and the suit readv in siv d.-ivs
from the time the order is
Kari & Wilson's 0I!
given.
:irs ami
W. S. IIKCIIT, Manager.
sepUl-Sm
I Scientific
Heating and
Stoam Fittors, Tinners
1 '
'
Agents for liartkifs Improved Warm Air Furnace ; also for Merchant & Co.'s Star Ventilator.
We arc Prepared to Furnish all Kinds of Gas Fixtures.
, 11 1 1 ....
I "l ,,ul V0.1 kI1.KU :ut "r-ci, iiaving Usui Horn 1U to VJ. ycar.s experience in their trades, and wc
j f?l,:ll':int oe sat ishu tinn. Plans, spccihYstt ions and estimates furnished on application. Persons liavhi"
I WOl'K TO (to 111 our line
Jl
EMOYAI.!
ll:ivi!iir ivmovel ir.v slton to Xortlt M:'.'ii stret t.
Xi. i'l'.J. one Coor nurtii (.!' I.tml'v 's tin .:iip, 1
am now fully prepared to do all manner (if work
in repairing duns, PNioIs, li-n ks. Trunks nnd
Valises. Give me u call. I.nok out for the bis,'
gun anil lojk. A. W. l.lNOSEY.
oct 1 dtf
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OR SALE.
The finest pair o! thorough bred Kentucky
mams, the fastest and handsomest pony lor
children and the best broke pair of steers.
Apply to H. H. LYON'S,
sc 2i dtf Asheville, X. C.
GEORGE A. CLARK,
SOLE AGENT.
Tho BEST nnd 3IOST POPn.AH
Sewing- Thread of Modern Times.
BEWABE OF EMTATIOXS.
A COMPLETE ASSOIITMFNr FOR SALE BY
BREVARD 80 BLAHTON
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
oet If! dllili.
"USB
V m a r s
of GJlotMnn
CuliV
always in stock. Can savo 11101103- by coming to sec us.
15 ALT. CLOTHING HOUSE, 10 Patton Avenue.
ntilating Kngineers, Plumbers, Gas and
e
-Hooling, Guttering
...... -
Plans, specifications and estimates furnished on application,
e would do well to see us before contracting.
NO. 8 SOUTH WATER
thi:-
Aslievilk'MusicHouse
NO. 35 NORTH MAIN STRE T.
Sell
Kxehtmges, Kejiair.-
and Tunes
The Ilenfeld (Ilerlin) Pianos, im
ported sieeially for my trade.
The Chiekerinjr, the old standard.
The Mason & ilamlin, that needs tun
injr Imt every two years.
The Mathushek and Arion Pianos.
The best Orran in the world the
Mason it Hamlin and next the cele
brated Wilcox evs White.
Sold on monthly or quarterly install
ments. One Price to all.
Correspondence buys as cheap as per
sonal purchase.
Catalogues anil price lists freo on ap
plication. I'. FALK.
sopl27-dPiiu
ASSIEVILLE
MILITARY ACADEMY.
TUE SESSION OP 1SS7-S OK THIS INSTITU
TION WILL OPEN OX
Wednesday, Sept. Till, nl 10 a. M.
Foi catalogue ami other information address
si 3 dtt .YENAULE & MASON.
nOKTLAMi
& UOSF.N DALE CEM-
1 IN
NTS. CM.i INE1J I I.ASTEKS,
I'Ul:
rinj i lair I.inte, Locks, Nails, Gla'-s
BEAUDEX, KAN KIN & CO.,
oct ! dtf
'to South Main st.
N
oncE.
T.ikeu tin. tin 1:1 mv nremi es. a Red and Spot
ted Cow, which owner can get by paying the
expenses in kueptt.g o.v and advertisement.
W. B, TROY,
oct 1:1 d::t Patton ATtnae.
LADIES', MEN'S,
and CHILDREN' SHOES,
MANUFACTURED BY
BAY STATE SHOE & LEATHER CO.
None better for service.
BEARDEN, RANKIN aC),
octtldtf 55 Sou ih I:i; 1
SS CML&MM TUt.VG.
I am tlirmtKlilT prepared to do all manner of
rUnclrsiinth'.iiK Repairing of Carriages Buggies
and Wiiguns, to work at the lowest prices, and to
give satisfaction. H rse shoeing a speeialtv.
B Jive me a trial. H. M. HOWARD,
sc U dlim Rear of Ynutlilder t Brown'sl
El
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It
and General Jobbing.
STREET, ASHEVILLE, N. C.
J. W. COIITLAXD,
and
z,uw nno it 1: it
S. K. Cor. l-nf lio t:uare, Slain bt.,
Has for salt
IMPKOVhJ
rM.Ml'KOVKnQl'KOi'KKTi
IN TIIE
CITY OK ASAEVILLK
AND
SURROUNDING COUNTRY.
IJuildino; Lots on various ror.d
in the jrrowin-r Xoitli-Westcrn
section of Aslioville. On the av
enue opening into Rivekside
Pai:k, and the Xew Duive lead
ing to the Fuexcii Bno.M) Rivek,
also on the Richmond Hill koad.
J. W. Cortland,
Real Estate Broker.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA FOR THE WESTERN
DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Eastern Band ol Cherokee Indians,
Against
Win. H. Thomns, Wm. Johnston, J. E. Carpenter,
et als
NOTICE TO DEFENDANT J. F. Carpenter.
You will take notice that a rule grunted by thia
Court upon you in the above entitled cause to
fhow cause if any von have why a writ of in
junction should not is-Jne lo restrain you or jour
agents or employees from disposing of or in any
wise inteiTerring with certain Black Walnut logs
cut by you or your agents or employees upon the
lands of the said Eastern Bund of Cherokee
Indians in North ( iirnkua is returnable Defore
this Court tit a Tt in thereof to be held at Ashe
viUe on the First Monday in November next, at
which time a mt tion will be made in the said
proceeding lor the iiijutietion aforesaid, and also
tor the appointment of a receiver to tako
possession and sell the said property.
J. E. KEED Clerk.
se20 16w per C. B. llocrc, 1 tpuli
IN TIIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNIT "D
STATES OF AMERICA FOR THE WESTERN
DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians,
Against
Wm. 11. Thomas Wm. Johnston, J. E. Carpenter,
et als.
NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS,
T. U. MePhersou, J, C. Peabody and T. E. Gilbert
You will take notice that a rule granted by this
C.jui t up;m you in 'Le above entitled cause to
show causn if any you have why a writ ot in
j'lnction should not issue to restrain yon or yonr
agents or employees and each of you from work
ing, nperatiiifr, mining and collecting pold or
other minet a!s from the bed ot tho Oconolufta
river within the boundaries of the land ofth
I astern Band of Cherokee Indians of North Car.
olina plaintllls, is returnable before this Cour"
at a Term thereof, to be held at Asheville on th c
Hrst Monday ia November next at which time a
motion w ill be made in the said proceeding fo.
the injunction aforesaid.
J. E. REED, Clerk,
tetfj dtw (irl'.K Koore, Deputy