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v- -f--- . L xV DA I Li E1UT103. faraaa, Stone & Cameron, SUITORS AND PROPRIETORS. SUBSCRIPTION : 'All . V . 1 Year, S3.00 3 Moa., S.OO "KEKLY 1 Veor 1.50 mo-.. ,T yuL HI-NO 288. ASHEVILLE N. C, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 13. 1888- PRICE 5 CENTS AVVZRTISISa RATES LOV 1C SllGIJlC VltlPllo neatnesTand aMhe' tf royal ssssa 1 a ISP PIK1 Absolutely Pure. 1 h Is powder never vanes marvel of purity trcllKtb nd wholeffomeiie-s. V-.ie e:-r)-j.nuica; -har. theordinarv kinds end cannot be sold in mrar.ctitiun willi ino in .mi lu-'e oi ic-t, short e' j hi a'.ura or phosphate power. .sM om'i ii it-. Royal BAiirNa PowDEa ( ... ;iV. Vai! SI., fork. iiiiii;MiAIlim Impound ""gxygek UmHAKIiAN & GATGHRLL irtlCEin J.ast' iitorl.;V.-2 .T ri tt. ASKEViLLE- N. C Conipnutiil UsvkcIi iiibKieii, in ().!!;(; ;i..n wita medtcuted Bui.-Ktu 'iMir. t ur-s oit.-i:.;it tlon, Aclhma, liroiicliitis. v-..: t m r i. s.irc T&roau Loss of Void. JiM-as! ..:t!u- !.! :; .:!.! Kidneys, Hi idder, m : all di-ra.-e - d-. : : .:;;,. ,- rapure or im:Neri.'-ii.-'l i.''.oi. II Cures Knt;li:n(tT:.-;m wltelt t -.- 7';i:;i-; . ..s.- AsHEVii.i.c, N. C. .!;!!,;iai Jsji. In justii e to al fimil.'ny alllit : d Mi our elves as well hs lo i;rs. tr-;ii: 'i-'clivd, I volnntari.y make On' f"l owinjt m ite:-.:' !;t : My wile U.i? auileicd lr ev--m mmis with evere luiif; tronlne, i oimiiuin : t tfnw ..!e until lat Noveuiber wl-.'.-'j hho v.a-- i::-..;!..e to sit up. nut a part of i :lc'!i i! iy. Noappetite. liijri ts.vta s,se'"ir.M'"i--h:'.:;d It cf r.cfh .TkeU'---: :. : ...s .,r ....i.tu. ., v xnont. aJvi-d aM i;jim oi.oe dei -tit re South We rea'-hed Aahevili NoveniS. r r";h a?il e-it; menced lalcnit; tr-ali::ent "j Ii.;- Iin:i-':;!i a', Gaxchc-il, iul a ii, i 'or,j.:.!. i : .tri ai.d :a -mm Vapor. Mt i!e ha mv -.i iiM.i.i y iiosi. the ti.M llei nip. i. .-it e; v.. II coughs hat litlle. r. r.'e-.-t -i :'i- v:im;.i no pain any win le. i:il:. .. 1 :i : v ! s ;;,ii .-linoi the mouii'auis v.-i'I; I. e ; i :.- I'.-ii;.,"- t.in ci t. U v ! e.. r.. it,: : luo!, ti' treatment wiU'atUet a : t rmin.e.e . a- I ' myself I inn del tUw i ! M.a- i,-i 1 .i.im. ed rnoi ly lri'm the t'.r t i:c:;!n: :u : ..m i:.:ir . well. 1 uave snlTere ft"- je::;s .-Miin t beyoirl enduraiue villi i.e '.vt ist r : i :i o. 1 bad abandtt'.ti'i a'. I ot : . '':" T)i. reltUH'lll IiHsl'eell ?.l iili'I :i I:; Ji.-ilnes- HiU lias ell' ! it-.- i.t in.'. Your? respecir.illy, A. J. P:.:ith. Mr. and Mrs s-n; it.i are living in town rsi.i c;i:i -iiv ami ed ! t.. tn. m HOME TREATMENT, SQ cianutm l iif the ' -t ..n, hi it to all puns f tt v t u; . t :. tn rL Pac'li C-'oi';t. c rt. I .in. 1 11. ', :n t a; two iiiiiittiisluv Ihii- i- :. :t:ini' itV.h oftic.; .rt . L.UHT I'Ut woT'iTifi t urativt- r.'.il:- ..L-i iitrd b'A'f jiiin.i.t is t'.if. -i-d-i.'.' t n-. Jly l,Jn to Tr innrt r.t.- :,-,,, .;. , ImcctB in the run ',''; "nic - -. re - c-r. nrt . a warm utfi.'; t V'.'i.';,. . (;. ; '. n DRS. il Mam Sir t. CAR-LO.JO BACON R X i IVIiP AN T) F R SAI E HY A. D. COOPER, AGENT FOR ARMOUK & ( O. Prices regular.)- by leieer tph. teb2SdlA..lw ManufactTirsu pa tiWW For the inforniiition of .'J fill mid to 'or- eia reel erroneous, id. us on il.e snlj.-.t m t.rf. ice Mr. JI T lins nf tl i'.l.l-. 'Yu- -c Coal (knimnv. has uivn til f ' vi-::r i in regaid to tiie tiTaiiula. tnrc n! (-.-: '. nr Mr of ottklbR U;e In o dlftii 0 e v. at- r In T.il.l '-..Is ij. 1! '. 'ii 1" : . el-IV utnslnKf.teaiii.thrs inakinir it ; yo utc y Then It If t.HS'ed ver chan'oal to coin. oeodorlze it and arrest ary r.-ni-iinn".' tr-;.-impure mattf r. ulter whK-ti e.-m- li !e! :t!i placed in brine chilled I. low the fie. ; and there it reui-iius uniil it is Ir. z n .-.s crystal and HhnoFt as solid aslass f.i-. i alone fit for humAn use It :as s o::c-ili:.-. than natural ice ami has !l t cv i-d'cim:'. of the high put', d tabic t- r i ' -.. wi, els' lmd TO MOVTBE THAT TUT. UOAIUt i f i.Lii:..:.n::- Of THE CITY OF ASIIKVII.I.i; J.AV SLO.nl.V.fc A ixasofhixtv th.'Isan: u i.LAiis r. a: ti:e m ASP esEFiTtr kaiii city, as mlt f..;:tii IH SAID 0 111)1 NANCE. Qe it ortl untd by l.i- Jijarri of A l i.-.c-i ( Citv of Asl'eod'r: That for the purpoi-e of o t iaiaii tl:c c .i! ent of a ma; . ity o. it l q nl tie I I.nd reuin tered voters of tiia ci y, timt thu lioar i i f 1 dermen of 8 .i I cny niay b r:o'.v the una of Sixty Thouraud D.illars.'to tc ap, lied lo tho oonatmctln of a ey;. uj..f Sen.rs aud other necessar, p rmam nt iinprov. nienrr an election hail be held on Tue-da-, 8;d cl-y of Ajuil, A. D. 1888, at usual vot.u p.a e. f.iid ui.di r the rulea aud regiilutioiia ovimia . sneh eleeli iih in said city, and if t o eonce t of fo reqnirt-d majority idiall ho obtained at hu h el ctlon. tnen the Board of Aideriuen limy bo ion- Haid mm of money upon lie bonds . u.id city, to be made and inn- ed m tli. i. d rieretion, i tne denomination of Fifty, O e Hiiiracd and Fi e Hundred Djllarc, wttu intuest coupoua at tached. The ssid bonds tha i hi conn duo end vava ble thirty years from Iho r date and hear in-teror-t. irom their date, at tu. iate of six per centnn. per abiiuui, pnyubi. b ii.i-fciirmi.llv ac cording to the c npo s att cht-d, ou the" first daya of January a d Jul , in men and every year; and th y sh 11 be hit ned hy the 1 ayor and countcrsigueJ I y ti e 'i'rea: urn , aud be under the se..l of s-id c ty The said i ondh a .: 11 iu no case I e !it osed of, aold, a-Bigned r ti.aibter.id for a lea price tl an t ar The coupons i.f ca d b nds hlit ll be nt 11 timea, hen duo, rtc ivt l lo iu pa n cut of taxes due the city. By order of th. Boar.' of Aldeiu tn thia the 24th day of February, 1888. H. B. HAKKIXH, Mayor. All persons deeirii.e 'o r rioter und vme t the election orderfd b tli torej;. ing ordi nance will oil on Mr. !. W. M tie, at the ' office Of tbb blip. MT Co. rt i l 1 1 . i tho Court Ho Tiie. I'. M jjXLLLL, tit; Clerk. JebVKllm U MA" r '-ffispt P t Till: lfAII.Y CITIZEN Will be published everv Morning (ex cept Monday) c! Ihe fo'lowing rates strictly each : One Year, 00 Six Months, . . 3 (X) Three "... I 50 One " . . .50 One Week, 15 Our Carriers will deliver the paper ev ery Morning in every part of the city to our subscriber:;, and parties wanting it will please call ;it the Citizen Office. LIKGRK DAILY AND WEEKLY CIR CULATION IN" WESTERN' NORTH CARO LINA AND r.AST TKNNFSSKE THAN ANY OTHER rAPKK. CONSTANTLY INCREAS ING. btutl Job Work of all kinds to the Citizrn Oii.-i-, if yr.u ir:mt it done neatly, rhenfihj nnri viH Jisfiatch. Arrival Ssf;Ttnrr ut PasHonircr 'Pr-ilM, SAi.iPBfhV Arriws S:(a p m.- leaves lor Mor ristmvn at 5:18 n. m TKN-NKssEf' Arrives ntl2 4D m., and leaves at 1?:V p tn. A. rives nt MM p. m., and leaves lor Sparli:)mtv t!):VJp. in. PAr.TMrno Arrives r.t 7 n. f.; leaves lor Morrivti'wn : ' i':'H m. rreipht accommodation fuvi s aI:i ville at 10 a. m., and arrives at 9:00 p. m. WAVSEf vn.LK Leaves Asfcevlllc at 8:00 a ra., and HrrivcH a' I:?i0 p. in iu Aflvrrliscmrntn. I-ost 1 V. Rrown. lric H O. l!ine. Waxtkii K Sams. Jr. VAnT. n' i. w " P O. Box 2. FrMMii Term E. Tnurcee. Boston. Lost, M iblaid on Stoles R. M. Myers 11 Tt (illKUAS 1.1TTKRS. 'I iiir- .-pi -ilil tonic, a sure, steady and taithi'il l.win-ilv fur all ntrvo'is debility, Inrsule h! JciiHs Pioneer Ji.ir strictly for iiifdieal pur '.'. i iiia t riu or' our Superior court wi:i !:i.-t three weeks. No '''it'iik.s" nt iHiv of tlie wnre-hou-is i : the city ye.-ieril.iy. Tiie N.'-.v lis rue ri.-li, OyBter hihI iiiie F;iir ('!nutu'ict'8 in that city . -d IV. The ro.-ui to liuinsvillo is one of h' I u-f-t in the county since it iias i.e. n rc-j:iireil Q'iile n number of our friends iVi.ni ;he country were in attendance uiitui co i:i y -sierday. 'ili.- V.intiilder mill on the I5eav -(hiin ro.i.'.i, has been sold to Mr. I.. n hen Lisriibee. We i...tict' tevera! new residences in pif.c; s-- of ( Tt crii'.n" on the Merri u.oii Av'!;ii' eiteiisinn. this city. Wood and coal were in active f'.nu and in th? city yesteiday. Coal calers report that they were busy a 1 day iillino orders. T!'. - wiatherviise pay that the oid and ttindv wentber of the pist lew il;ns is what oid folks call "the !l:p-, 0 -TV. il: S!l'l m." M.-s rs. Locke ('rait: and Ivj: D. 'r-r- r, 'a ':ii have been at 15'ack Mountain f'-r a few days, returned tn i i y ytt-rilay. !); J. T. lliird has removed irom his old place five miles from H e '. :!v !o the propeny he recently inch i seil on tiie lieiiverdain road. A'l imiiib.-rt tn the Hoard of i'la ' v, ho leei an interest in adver tisii,; . s. h ' v i 1 c wii' pleace attend iheni'iiii:' to-niht al the court noli.-:-!. Toe I" stai i (lici.iis in this city say i! ;; Dr. J. vY. Vantliver. the V'( a ! ! v ji':e Setdsmar, is sending oui ihoii.-.tuds id his s.-t-d cata- l.'O Tin- quarteiiy meeting cf the M. K ( hu-ch t?ou;li, v.hich lias been in - s.-.. ii tor M Ver.il days at Flat 'r.-' i- v.iurch. this county, closed on Sunday. We ic:iru that uvi Reuais Creek wooi-o on!!, near Wt-averville, has i.een considerably improved, and that new iijiiciiiiie y will bu added a I !ii: ' al ly clay We iiope Uo re will be a rousing meeting of the 13. laid of Trade to niul.t at treciiun i.ouse. Every cit izen is intetes d in the grand move for a.iveitising the mountain city. L-c yesteiday was one and a half iiifthc-s thick in the. basin of the fountain in coin fijuare, wiiiie the leuio'-iu itst-ii v,as festooned with :ei'J.. s Irom one Tool, to t am feet and a-h.ilf in length. and gardening opera have been ".'ing on ex li ; v :m i country IIl'.S t Or: t.i !. c VI1!:' iVi-l. ! iv I! ' r s. 1 1 o;-;. i h a ve received ' of a st 1 f' u k hy the ao- i he rett nt cold weather. A B Andrews, Third Vice i'j-c i it;i! of the 11. .fc D. railroad -v s:cm gave us a call yesterday. Iii had j' st n turned from a visit, with iheChiel Engineer of the Com pany to the works at Red Marble (jap. He reports operations as movinj; salisdactori!'. An old gentleman told us yester day that on April 15ih, 1859, a (now fell in thi-i county that lasted two weeks. The depth ot the anew, in places, was nine inches, and stock that was out on the mountain 6ides had to be led with food' from barns not a sprig .if grays to be t'uiind during that time. Redicino Stock at Law's. We t.-flVr tsxtia low prices all thih mouth; w are losing out entirely some linen of icckcy and Glass, and off 1 Mi-all, or odd lot, at half prices to cloee iheui out Our larue line of best eilvei pla.ed . are) in all i: really redaced i. piice.j ecialiy low liures all ttiis week. at Law's, opposite Poet Office. You will k fee money if you buy your Spr-na b..it before ph-'rintf onr. dtf Brkvabd & Blanton. T' ti ap'a latest, i dlw at Whitlock's. Eastern mail four hours late last night. Wood waB scarce on the market yesterday, and in much demand. Capt. W. E Weaver, of Weaver ville, was in the city yesterday in attendance upon court Frank loughran is making many improvements in his "Bonanza" sa loon, on South Main street. In the case of State vs. So' Edel, indicted for selling liquor wi hout license, his Honor reserved his de cision. A party convicted ot carrying concealed weapons in the Mayor's court yesterday alternoon was fined $12 25. The case of the State vs. Cowan will be called for trial in the Supe rior Jcourt this morning at 9 30 o'clock. Mr. Frank Lytle, city marshal of Waynesville, was in the city yester day hnnting up evidence in a lar ceny case. Auctijneer J J. II ill yesterday Sold the remainder of the stock ot dry goods, etc , formerlv belonging to E. H. Hunt. Our young friend Jas. G. Merri mon mad his debut as an attorney in the Baird vs. Reynolds suit 3"cs terday alternoon. Notwithstanding the exceedingly disagreeable weather Sunday, the city churches were well attended both morning and evening. Deputy Sheriff Thos. Ii Young summoned the special venire of thirty men in the Cowan murder case, in an hour and ten minutes yesierday alternoon. As an evidence of hovv ciicyp Natt .Atkinson etSoni-ljrjjjvri CapT Xtkinson yeUrday told us that the best customers he had were the merchants of the city. The case entitled Brittain vs. Daniel, which wasto have been tried in the superior court yesterday morning has been postponed until after the disposition ot the cies upon the criminal docket. Thecity library has just received a number of excellent works which add largely to its value. Among others are a full et of the Interna tional Cyclopedia and a very large and handsome Atlas published bv Appleton & Co. The Xeus-Obserrer says the late Hon. G. C. Memminger of Charles ton served "darirg the war" as Sec retary of the treasury of the Confed erate States. We think Hon Mr. Trenholm, of the same city, served in that capacity for :v while. Judge Chas. A. Moore, of the In ferior Court, arrived home Sunday afternoon We regret to iearn from him, of the illness of his wife and child, who remained behind for treatment at the home of Mrs. Moore's father, in New Yor'r. Patti Rosa said, when hf-re re cently, that (he Asheville Opera Hall was better managed, was kept neater and more comfortable than any building she hud appeared in in the Sou.h. This was a we.l. merited compliment, we believe The blizzard hich was prevail ing at the end of the week in ihe northwest, reached us Sunday morning about 11 o'clock in a modified fcrm. A hiii north west wind blew, accompani d with a lb tie fine snow , and a fall of temperature- Tlie mercury Monday morning at su arise was 20 above. Th5; mountain to the northwes- ot us were white with snow, and Pis gah to the southwe-S, had a t-liht coating of the same The entertainment at Battery Park Saturday night, for the benefit ut the Mission Hospital, was a most gratifying success, the perform ances being very entertaining, and the receipts beyond expectation. Besides the receipts two visitors, one of whom is known throughout the Unit d States lor charitable deeds, made liberal cash contribu tions. The entertainment tyas a kindly act on the part of those en gaged, while the receipts will prove a God-send to a most worthy insti tution. The Fine Beef Advertised by Mcln'iie .va? ex posed last evening, and will be again this u-orning until it disap pears before the appreciation of the public. V e have never seen finer beet anvwhere, and no better has ever graced the Ashev-lle market. So finer nor fatter, Ever swam in a dish. Or smoked in a p'atter. It was so fine, that after having been hung up in front of the mark et, Mr. Lindsey came up and made it tl e subject of a photograph. For Rent. For 3, 6 or 12 months one of the neat hBt and most attractive cottage homes in the city, 7 rooms, handsomely furnielwd throughout, stoes in every room, well of pure water under slieiter, stable, car riage, coal and wood ho'isesall complete, in one square of Battery Park, jrood neighborhood, apply at the Citizen office. Try some of Conk & LaBarbe's pure homo made candies. Their caramels, taffy, chocolate and crea'n cocoanuta are delicious. d3t For every thing com ected with a well appointed retail drug store call on mch 11 dly W. C. Carmk hail. Spring Dress Goods, dlw at Whitlock's. Fine Embroideries and WM eG iods, ilw at Wiuilock's. . See f dvenisement "Music" biy Mr H. O. Hinies, the well know! musician of this city. Those wi-di) ing thorough instruction would cijo well to engage with Mr. Ilia.ef. An accident occurred to the eri gine on the West bound train wniil near Stausville vesterdav, wbic cause! a delay of several hours i Hi the airival of the train at thijs point. ' j The Open Hall will be ie..u: fully lighted with gas, and we3l heated tonight and to morrotjv night. Manager Sawver is deterj tnined to ma1'" he Hall an oldec.t of pride tor t.H A:-hcyii!i.ins. The Morganton t-.r informs uis that Mr. A. L. Bright, who inovejl to Asheville last vear. as retur';-'-'i to Glen Al jiint Station wher- hi'! iTiid the companion he coiitracteitJ j with at Asheviil'e for life will -irSike'T', their future home. J Our friend Mr C. A. Mostly, for merly of Asheville now travelling for the justly popular house of C t W. Thorn & Co., of Richmond, gavel us a pleasant call yesterday. Charj lie has man)' warm friends iij Asheville who always welcome hini to the city He left last night iuiy South Carolina. i Gen. Johnstone Jones has rec ivedj an invitation to pariieipaU: in thif great military drill to be held atj Nashville, Tenn , ou May 20. Tivt'iH t thousand dollars will be distnbr utcd in prizes anions those com; a-j nies making tiie best phow in com-j petitive drill, and the entire ex--r-j c-ise.-j promix? to be ot a most bsWr- est ing nature. tjen. Jones villi pi o'..:.': ly attend. Fin;: Piano. 1 lie eleganF i l ino to ie ns"i-o nv ; tho "'B istor: Stars" to-ni -lit stud io- hinirMtv ni'rlit f.t thf. fl.ior-i ll-.ll I w:'s renici! for the occasion by Manager S:iwyer from the popular music house off. !iik of iji s city. It is tine ot Mr. Falk'rf vi-ry fioei-t impoiUHi instruments, ai.d will no doubt contribute largeiy to the pleasure of ihe evening. Mayor's CtiutiT. Only foureaMS vere iricd before his Honor yesterday morning, and they were disposed of as follows : Case 1 a. and b.: defendant fined S4 25. . Case 2. d. and d.; defendant fined S3 25. Case .3 d. and d : defendant fined 1 $2.25. Case assault : tnken underbill visement. An Old Slit. All of yesterday afternoon was Cot-unie! in hearing the case of B.iiru v.-. Ri-ynoid, in tho Supt-iior Court. This is an action of del t and involves the val'dity of a note given in ante bellum times. Mn-srs. F. A. Sondley, C. A. Moore and P. A. Cummings ..ppeared for tin: d--lent-!, while Mcs-rs. J. S. Adams W. V. Vandiver and Jas. G Merc mon represented tiie p-laintdl. Tin case was given to tlie jury at t o'clock, who, afuv being out l' r some time returned a verdict in fa vor of the defendant. A t-K.ji.7iNG Affair. Yesterday afternoon aboiu tv O o'clock, C Ii. Jenkins and John R. Wiight became inyolvtd in dilli cait' on South Main street, a! out some business transaction. High w. rds ensued and Wright went into Herring & Weaver's shoe store. c osely followed bv Jenkins. After getting into tiie store, Jenkins drew his revolver and fired at Wiight, the ball passing through his oveicoat, undercoat, and glancing down ward-, passed throi.gh his bret ches just beloftr the waist. Officer Hamp ton aircsteii Jenkins, ami alter a preliminary examination belore Mayor Ilarkius. he wits hound ove in the sum of two hundred dollars. tor his api-earance at trio present term ot tho --npenor court to stand trial for thti oflVncH. Board of Trade. A meeting of the Board of Trade is hereby called for to-night, the loth at 8 o clock sharp, at the Court House to receive the report of the adver tising committee and to traaot such other busiueis as may coine befor ) the Board A full attendance is specially requested. ' C. E. Graham, President. Syrup of FiK Is Nature's own truo laxaUve. It is tho meet easily taken, and the most effective lorue. J ki.own to C'loiiUBO tht ISyntor" when Bili'.ua or OosUve; to dispel HeadacheB, Coldx, ai d Fovern; to curt Ha'.itual onstipation, Iudigt s tion, l'Uus, etc. Manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Company, Ban Francisco, tv'. For sale by H. H.Lyons. ' Wk AKB VERY SORBV, BUT IICAILY CAN NOT DO IT." We are not selling our poods out u half prices, or ev n with one third off. a nur prices are all marked very lo W. are always anxious to close out our stocl, I h .fa what we are do.ng business for-, ,o 11 yoodt. Call and get prices, at , dtf Lang's, the Jeweler. For Rent. Four nicely furnished ' rooms for rent.q App;y to No. 9 N. Mai st.. or 33 Bailey st. dlw For Ciirarii, iigaretteB, and Tobacco golo mch lldly V. C Carmichael.:' t For a good 5c smoke try "Game CocV Only at - . f dlw COOK & LA t ABBE f Fresh lot of Florida oranges, Si lem ms, apples etc., iut in at I d3t Cook i LaBarbb , 20 N. Main iu. Personal. Walter W. Vandiver, Esq , hss returned Irom Marshall. W. A. Leslie, Charlotte, N. C, was on our streets yesterday. Capt. J. W. Cooper, of Murphy, wa-i iu the city yesterday. Mr. A. L. Jones, of Cleveland, O., spent yesterday in the city. Mr. J. M. Rowan has resumed his position on thecity police force. 'Squire Isaac Harcom, ot Flat Creek, was in the city yesterday. Mr R Hallyburton, of the Three C'"s road, was in tlie city Sunday. Rev. Jos. E. Carter, of Hender son ville, was in the city yesterday. E. M. Wooten, Ksq., of New York, is stopping at the Grand Cen tral. J. M. Brookshire, of Asheville J iiiction was in the city yesterday o. i business. Cipl. W. F. Parker is very ill at his residence near V eaverville we re.uivt to iearn. W A J.imes, Esq., a prominent cit zen rf Salisbury, spent yester day in the city. Dr. J A. Reagan, one of Bun combe's county commissioners, was in the city yesterday. Dr. I A. Harris, of Flat Creek t 'Woship, was in the city yesterday in a tendance upon c urt. Prof. J. J. Reagan of Weavervil'e, who has been quite sick for some time past, has entirely recovered. Di. W. W. .Wing, of Weaver-1 viile, who has been confined tj his ; be 1 for several weeks, is convales cing. ; Mr. W. R. Chat. o'er?, one of the I). :,t men in the We.ivervilleseetion s one of the jurors for U.i- week of jourt. ) vr. li. r. t.oie, M..U , oi t.einler- sonvii I.-, asjd a i'anifer Lt fsit place. vvHs'iTTthe ci v veslerday, r iristered at the Swaiui -uoa. Messrs J. L. Cobb, of Richinond, Y:i., G. A. Snyder, i'iiii.idelph.i.i. J L Foi.da. NeTv Ycr!.', aiul u. B. Meyer. Baltimore, were at the Swan -nano .t ytsterd -iy. Bfl.HS tc. Law, -of the China Store, is fond of flowei s, and choice in his selec tions. II.- has certain advantages in New York city by which he is enabled to sccute 'he best ot teed and bulbs. Hr has conrcrred a boon upon the lovers ot such things bv supplving them ho has them on hand with a large variety of the choicest Japan iihes and lilies from other parts of the globe, among them fine ones from California, ci all he colors appropriate to so bea'iiful a j !.:: r, .'lso Aioarvh-, TtoroM-, (il.iia.ius iin.i D.iiha All of these a;c direct fum the i'.i'porter and a;..' oi" the best Amcii can gr wth. Buyers shoal ! nitke hasto t:; sap ply themselves. The "Stars" To-night. One of the moat brillant entertain metits of the season will be the ad vent of the Boston Stars at the Opera Hall to night. We shall expect to see an immense audience out to to listen to th following programme: 1. Piano a Rando, b value iu A Flat, Rudolph King. 2. "Emersonian," Walter Emer son. 3. "The Chariot Race," Nella F. Brown. 4. Aria, "Mignon," Medoralleu-son-Emersou. 5. Piano "Southern Echoes," Rudolph King. 0. Song Cornet Obligates Me dora Ilenson-Emerson. 7. Reading selected Nella F. Beown 8. Cornet "Carnival ' Walter Emerson. 0. Song English Ballard Medo ra Ilensou-Emerson. 10 The "Bivouac on the Battle field," Nella F. Brown (assisted by the entire c .mpany) . - - - - Uo:iiaa iis:2 IS or Iisejisct-, s ihe title of a iaiL'e iliustraicii treutis y ir K. V I'ii-rce. BulLilo. N'. V.. sei.t 'o any address i ir tea cents in stamps. U teaches sucves-iu! seif treutmcnt. d&wlw wi-inxocK's .Vcw 'l!lSsi5!j st';iMrlsae;it- Iu order to fiiiflv our 11111:1 ror.s iHtroas with a new c...-s of L'lu-thin for ien, Boys and cioiilr- n. I i.avc npened t new p'ne.' t'.vo ! i . ..i.nv '-.VLit'ock's Jornei" where film in'ep-arcd to ..iiVr a complei' new dock of .the most stylish e3t hitmif. and u ft made fine clothing hat have yet h.-eu put on uns market The prices will be reasonable and uniform to all. I will devote my personal attention b his branch, and can safely assert that here are few men in any State who are b tter equipped with experience and facilities to furnish tho best class of 'lothing at lowest possible prices than 1 am. I can nave yon the trouble of order ing from abroad. I guarantee satisfat: rion in all classes and Jit yon bitttr than vou can get anywhere else. CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. I will make Clothing to order of the bent grades of Imported and Domestic soodb only. I can safely promise yon as good fitting, and stylish garments as the best merchant tailors in the largest cities can produce at less than city prices foi same :las8 of work. No mitfits will be passed to any customer One trial willc mvince tha best ciitic of custom clothing that I exaggerate nothing. Respectfully, A. Whitlock, Agent. Bulk Toilet Extracts, Perfumery of Foreign and Domestic makes, final oilet Soaps in great variety at mch 11 dly - Carmichael's. New Spring shapi Dunlap Derbies, just in, at w hitlock'b. dlw ' If you want a hair, tooth nail, or shoe brush, a full and complete -tock is kep' by W. C. Carmichakl. ' mch 11 dly Apothecary. LATE NEWS BRIEFS. A distructive fire occurred in the buildit g of the Stanton it C'., stove m inufacturers, of Louisville, Satur day. The new German Emperor is well received by his people. He promises to follow in tiie footsteps regarding the integrity of the Em pire and trade interests, of his late illustrious father. Our highly respected Bostonian, Mr. Sullivan met the English bruis er, Mitchell, near Paris, Saturday. Alter thirty-nine rounds it was de clared a ' draw." Sullivan evident ly was too far away from his beans. A Columbia.. S O, telegram of the 10th inst. says : Col. E. B. Cash died this morning at his home in Hhesterfieid county of apoplexy. He will be buried t'd-morrow. He was the last of the duellists of his State. At Hopkinsville, Ky., Ben Hor ton became enraged at V. L. Brad ley and reiz ng a five pound iron poker, crushed in the hitter's skull. Bradlev is the man who shot and killed Robert Nelson two weeks ago. Ilorton has escaped. 'i ho Washington corrf spondent of the New York Herald says that he thinks the fisheries treatv will fail to be ratified by the Senate. The New England Senators are much oppos ed to its ratification, aud they say. it will have opposition from Northern Democrats as well as Republicans. (ihas. Wiiloiuhby, a United States in iishal, ;ot on a big drunk at Jo esvi.ic, Va.. and went to the iiome i-f a widow named Montaine and insulted her. An 18 year old son of tiie widow seized a shotgun ::.. pool .V llloughby dead. The you'hlu! murderer has escaped and no attempt has been made to ar-re.-t him. 1 ho House Committee on Com merce litis reported iavorablv a bad bill. It propose to expend 8.000, 000 to start a Government telegraph. The njen who vote lor that bill ought to bo held io a strict account. Oleour.-e it wiii increase the num ber of appoi.itui'i.its by some thou sands. The army of of lice iioiticrs is big 'Hough now between one and two hundred thousand strong. F'A Lynchburg le.egram says.- Geo. Brown, a white man, living in Crawford county, waylaid and shot his father- n-law, named Saunders, yoier.'.'y. Brown's wife had se em, d a divorce, and, beingalraid ot vioieia-;-. scut for her father. On his ai riv Brown, who was lying in anon, h, shot him through the buck. I i.c iuirt: neighborhood is an-us. , ;a:d a large party is hunt ing !'-r ' ! ..' in i r it-rer. It caught he i. I-.- nch d. The Sci'Euion Coitit. The Spring term of the Superior court, convened promptly yesterday morning at ten o'clock, Judge Jas. C. McRae presiding. The first business of the mon ing was the selection of a grand jury, which is composed of the following : 1). M. Gndger, fore man ; Jesse Case, X. F. Peudland, W. B. Check, John Hensly, N. W. Fain, I). E. Cunningham, M. S. Al e ander, I). S. Watson, J. C. Hirst. F. M. Burgess. E. II. Britt, L. II. Smith, W Ii. Bearden, J. II. Cordell, Alfred Ensly, W. T. Clinton and A. Carter. His Honor's charge to the grand jury yvaa able and exhaustive, and he dwelt at some length upon the commission of capital crimes aud the penalties prescribed therefore by statute law. Mr. J. C. M. Felmet, who was ap pointed messenger to the grand jury, was sworn in and entered upon the discharge of his duties. The jurors for the first week were next called and sworn in, and fines ordered u.) Jagainst those who weie not nreseiit. The criminal docket being called over the following disposition of the cases thereon was made : Nos. 1. 2. 3 and 4 were nolprossed, with leave, by the Solicitor, and in No. 5. the State took an alias capias. No. G. State vs. Cowan, was next reached anri the defence announced its readiness for trial. The State asked for a special venire of fi ty men to try this case, while the de fence only wanted twenty. His Honor instructed the Sheriff to summons a special venire of thirty men, 'good and true," to be present at 9:30 o'clock this morning, when the cause will be called for trial. No. 7. State vs. Wis. Button, ac cessory, was set for trial immediately after the conclusion of the above, and Nos. 8. 9 and 10, appeals from the. Inferior court, will follow in order. The Judge then announced his readiness to hear motions, etc., and aftv;r these had been heard, the case entitled Baird vs. Reynolds, was called for trial at 2:30 p. m. Mr. Jas. G. Merrimon was sworn in as an attorney to practice before the court. A desperate effort will be made to clear the doc - ets at this term, and to that end both Judge and attorneys are actively at wor.. A Woman's Discovery. "Another wonderful dieco very has been made and that too bv a lady in this county. Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she with' stood its severest tests, but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imrrinent. For three months she coughed incessantly and could not Bleep, tsbe bought of ns a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and was so much relieved on taking first dose tuat sue slept all night and wit Ii one bottle has been miraculously cured. Her n me is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thna write W C. Hamsick & Co., of Shelby N. C Get a fr. e trial bottle at H. H Lyons' drug storo. I For the Asheville Citizks. GRATIFYING. Editors Citizen: It is truly cratify ing to learn through your popular and widelv circulated paper that the evervig ilant Chief of Police (than whom no bet ter can be foundi has recently made an extended inspeetion of the sanitary con dition of ABlievule, and finds it to be in a more eatisiactory slate t nan nasiie. n ior several years. Very gratifying anu satisfactory to nianv interested on the 8 .bject. It is to be hopedjche work of in apt ctiou will be continued until every section of thecity has been made to real ize the feet that decency must he ob served and public interests ret-pected. Uur city authorities we know aro alive to the importance of sanitary viai lante and will do all in their power for the health, reputation and advancement ot Asbevuie. -Let every citizen willingly lend a helninehand. and nut tbq citv in order for the comfort of citizens and to please aud captivate visitors. Sewerage for Asheville is tha impor tant question at present. Every voter should ive the subject due considera tion and vote lor tne appropriation aak-sAfor. I-et ua keen the ball in mo tlon and push the goud work vigorously until Asheville shall enjoy the merited reputation of beingthe best kept city and the most attractive resort of. health or pleasure to be found in anv section As citizens we must be a unit on the subject of tamtary reform, enterprise and piogreeg. and must cheerfully ren der to our city officials the needed sup port for the accomplishment for all that is desired N- RACKET STORE ITEMS. We invite the attention of the peo ple to the fact that we continue to re ceive new goods. Barred Muslins, Lawns, a new lot of Hamburgs, Tor chons, Corsets, Kid Gloves and a job iu ladies' Dongola Kid Shoes at S2.4 i a pair, which we defy the trade to match for the price. Children's and Misses' School Shoes ingreat variety, at prices which always sell them. A full line of all the standard novels al 1 2c. per volume, 2oc. elsewhere. A new lot of Mats, Rugs and Hassocks, while our stock of household using things is kept complete, with additions made daily in all the labor saving and convenient utensils we can find. Cheap Pencils ! well, you would think so if you could, sec the lot we have in store. One dozen or one thou sand dozen, just as many as you want, at fi CTS. PER DOZEN. Our price is less than nine-tenths oi the merchants in Asheville paid for the same pencils at wholesale. We are fortunate in being connected with a house that has ample capital to hunt up and buy everything that the peo ple want, wherever it can be bought be low its market value. A lot of Men's Fur JQts, fne goods, just in,are an examine of our facilities for getting goods under the market, only one or two of a style, wc are selling them at 98c. to S1.58 each, and we could not 113' them in the regular way under 821 per dozen. We ask doubters to call and examine them. They were sent to us as a job. We did not know they had them, but knowing that we can place bargains, they sent them to us. Our Headquarters never get hold of a particularly good thing witu out sending us a part of it. Our store has lost none of its prestige as the Bargain Store of Asheville, and we contemplate putting in such a spring and summer stock as will show our appreciation of past favors. We can show enquirers beyond the shadow of a doubt that we (through our connec tion with No. 46C Broadway, N. Y.) possess facilities for getting goods unequaled by any other store in Asheville, and we guarantee that we can, and will, undersell any house in town upon all lines except domestic goods bought in this State, which one man with money can buy as cheaply as another. Come and see our goods, and learn our prices ; by this means satisfy yourselves. Don't buy of us unless price and quality suit. We have placed a larger order for our Woven Corset, which has been so highly praised, and which at SGe. is the best value wc have ever seen in a corset. We shall continue to make a leader of it until we find something we regard as better. W e beg the ladies not to buy a high-priced corset until they have compared it with this corset. V ery respectfully, &c, :. GEO. T. JONES & CO. N. Y. office, 4G6 Broadway. About the middle, or last of this week 'arson's Stavtmery a d News Store will be ! oved to the store now occupied by J. N. Morgan, the second store Jnorth of the Post uflice. lhis htore has been known as a book store for the last 10 or 12 vears. It is the most desirable store in the city. We understand that he intends to increasa his stock in quantity air: ouality. and will maKe a specialty 01 tine ruled and plain, rough and smooth finish writing papers and tablets, daily papers, magazines and novels. He will carry no bound books, but will have a lull supply of staple, school, stationery, and seasonable toys. In fact he intends to eono!u:t a first-class Stationery and News Store, and we wish him success. A Urge lot of nice bath, elate and car riage Sponges. Ciiami'sSiins of all sizes, inst received at Carmichael's mch lldly Drugstore. Brevard & lilanton's mammoth stock of Spring Clothing has arrived. Come and see it. dtf Why do Brevard & Blanton Bell such nice Clothing cheaper than anybody e e? Beciufe they buy and sell for cash. dtf New Millinery, sill tha new' Spring napes ir.un ac era, just in, at dlw Whitlock's. Extract of Yaniila and Luion. made full strength and sold in bulk, also pare nowrlarpd SnirPR f imhi of Tarfjir fc- nt 1'iDuiiip.ii'. "7 7 . ch 11 dly Drugstore. IFortne Abbeville Citukn. OUIi BURXSVILI.F. LETTER. Burnsville, N. v.. March 'Jth, SsS. Last Monday was the regular meeting of the County Commissioners amongst other duties performed, they drew the jurors for the Spring Term of tiie Ciicnit Court. I be clerk lniorrns n.e. tliei is not a single case of felon to he tried at this term of the court, tii.it the mis demeanor docket is liht, a.: is also the civil docket. He thinks i ouri willfiot hold longer than a week. There is not now, nor has there be ; f.-r several months a State prisoner cci)ti.-ed in the countv jail. At present there ij or.iif United States prisoner in jai', ch-irgeiJ with violating the internal revt nue laws. Can any county in the state show a bet ter record ? The county of Yanc.'.y is oet of debt and her claims are good, doll r for dollar. The wheat looks weil and the farmers are making preparations f ir a large crop of food and : rass crops, with an increas ed acreage of tobaxu. Money is easy in the cor.tdy, our merchants are all doing a thriving l.usi lie s, the removal nr iry. .uyn:M ri timber on Cane and Towe Kivers to be floated io Knoxvilie. T, nn.. adds rea ly to the buoinees interests of tl:f com Mr. The indications are that other lumber enterprises- will be c 'nP: in, io th. L'CI int. early Spring. ine political cauldron is b ginning simmer. I believe it is sale to say that, our present faithful repres-ntativo Thos. D. Jo nston is tho Uvoritcj with th. Democrats of this count-.'. Yancey. Advertisers, Notice. Advertisements or charges for Sunday's Citizen should be handed en Friday nvening or esrly Saturday morning to insure insertion. How often is theliht of th; household clouded by signs of mel mcholv or irri tability on tlie part of the ladies. Yet they are not to be blamed, for the--- art; the roEtilt of ailment:; peculiar to t ha' sex, which jxen know not of. I'.ut the cause may be removed and joy rc-i. red b .- tiie use of Dr. Pierce'.- "Favorite i'r . rip tion," which, as a tonic and r.ervhm f r ilfcUIlltalt-a wo ::e; pleasant, i! U, cert:' i'li e sale and :-iri' the great nenler .-I wi.ik-':-. .ie.'w lo 32 til (iiEila-r !-'i;;.s!!i"i ;:ir-!Us It is as reasonable to 1 xi-oct !:rs from thistles as to look for good risiiita when poor seeds are planted. If you plant an acorn yuu cannot gather apricots, and it you sow pre.-.r uid oh! seeds you can not have large and solid cabbage heads, nor round and regular tomatoes, r.or perfect and j'.dcy eanteloupes. Thg mora! of lhis is, lie snr.; yuu get gout.' seeds to avoid disappointment. Lan dreth's se'.ds are regarded tho best all over tho Jnited btates, ard you can get the !.e6t crop at lYlbam'a Driig Storo. d&wtf Smoke "'Game Cock Asheville, at best oc tii'ar in mardlw Cook fe LaUariik'.--. The Grand Republic Cigars, to ba .ound at the Pioneer Saloon, is made ol she finest long Havana tiller and Na::na ira wrapper, and sold und.-r a bona lido guarantee, cannot be surpassed in this market. t 'NEW iUVKK'tefSislMEST.-. iNTED. ,d Engine and Doi'rr fioai fii'ieea t ) t-ven'v uoice-p.iwer. V. tl. li iX :'. mch 1:1 dnv.twlt A.-;:evi:!e. N". C. 31 fSIC. 11 11. O. limes, wul take a limited miinW of pupils in music. Full information M,d lates lven by u. b. sumiocy at W. It. lieunUn & Oi'h. mch 1-i d-Jv JOST. A Red Ccw, ine.lium size, branded 1 up. otrayed Irom mv lot ilia lot ii on inst. reasonable reward lor lier return ti I. V. UROWN, mch :! d.'t f. L'oiicKe street. JOST, MISLAID Oil STOLEN'. note heid by R. M. Myers and given by ,V. J. .oberts, Sr., W. I. Roberts, Jr., t. Ko erts ami iliis Carter. Amount sot oo; two credits tliert nof S'Jand SI2. Date ol note lss7.. Al! ners in i re warned against iradmi lormid note. IUC'11 Id uit w ANTED. a.i Kind of Laborers. A!?" siplicitois, ee. Thos-c lesiring locnierllie. ilarinu Service of the Oil ed States or tlie L'. S. Army can it-.: so ii 1.0 -less-ag the necessary .luaUlieatious. Abi.iv lor intormation to SAMS' INTELLIGENCE OKTICE. Room t, He:i.i:y IM.iek. mch 13 dtf Asheville. N. C. SUMMER TERM Begins April 10, EimIs June 23, New rtaases and private instruciiou ia Voie f fiano. Violin, and all Orchestral Instnimeun,. 'iauo and Organ Tuning, Oratory, EiiRlisi tranches, Freurh. Merman and Itauan Langu ages, Drawing, Painting, Modeling and Por.rai- ure Tuition, 55 to SA' per term. Lectures on iu-ic. Art, Literature, etc., bv emineiu S(iee;i-.lis:H md Geneial Classes Ke.-itals. etc., free to ail -tudents. Board and rioia in the Sow Home. isoij to 87 50 per week. New Calendar free. ddress XKW f XULAND ((.Sr.RVAIOIt, E. TOL RJiib. i.ir., Franklin s... 1 ostoa. mcil lu d&wlino w N'TED, , omau to cook and do sem rai house work one well rec'inmuuid will hi g.veti Ksort .vages and good Vuie. Applv to J. A. TE ;NENT, inch 11 diw No. ItJ llendo Mock. D issoi.rrioN". Hie lirm ot Suuvier tlrecnwoo.l is t is dav dissolved, by T. . I. Suainer o lyinit out in,' inter est of J. J. Greenwood. Tie i.-.atket business A'iil be earried 011 by T. .1. Sumner, lio will a -ume all debts of said tirmkan.i collect al. ne-'ouiiT-s due to them. .- 11 p.r ics nu'in sa d i'eiu will elease call and 8et:i ' with r J sumuer. T. .1. Sl MNKlt, marUdlw ,1. J (i.itEN WOOD. Short Hand thorcugii ui.iglit Uyonr improved 9 metliod oq jiunon's H;.st;in m iroin four ;t fivr mon,ljs by eorrespndenc Assistance tendon.! Sbt-deuis iu ptting good positions. Suoixi-s -uarautecd. Doa't g t: bo't-u.u;d kc);oo1k ut reat expanse wheu we car teach you as well !y uiail nt u normal cost. Uur inhirucliou ia jiwt as -atistaciory. as ail escrcises aud mistaken arc vHurectod and returned, an t new instruct um 4iven, thereby Miakio it jut as ihoroug-1 as uer- nal iifeiructioa. Ne will guarantee n carry a tU'lentto7S words in lour month if -nMniciioiis are care ullj loliowed. AH of our student arc placed in posilious immeiii-ucly up n gi tuuation. Tuition, time umimtiea iu.uu, to pavauu in ad vance and Z'y up n completion of coitr e. Tcxt Books and comi-lett out lit, pot vaid 5:J. Write us if you wish further iutoruiation. BOOK-It KEPIXG. Both Single and huuulu l-.atrr, lorms of Mer- ca-iule, MauufaiHuriui;, Itivura'icc.UanKin, etc., oelner wan ai lorm 01 i:ommereiai 1'ftter Calculations, etc., taught practically by our meth od of correspondence Se are o Ucd and sent for correction. We will guarantee to teach prac tical book-keeping in from turee to five romuhs lt lnst. uctlons are lollowet or will ret. md tuttiop. Tuition, time 11 limit a f,0lxi; $.MO payat.lo ill advance aao ts 00 uiou cotjiplction ol " course. Rooks, Blanks, etc., conilete by mail SI Oil. Ad dress, SOUTHERN SUOKi-HAND BL'EEAT' mch 10 dl2nios Chauauuivt. T nn. JCINTIRE t BROS. Wish to buy a good, sound, six-venr old drtft horse. mch u dlw CORNER OF AfK!euiytree. Braid Ati I euptia aamtttea 1: any Mm t-.r rfTtr I irrepuiar murse. l'jr teons, io., v tl, .unatdif a' K-. v'kahi 1 M a: r' :f