CITIZEN JOJi 0I .f,
NO. 13 PATTON AVFA'l'F.
Citizen,
AsheviJ
e
BILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,.
POSTERS,
BLANKS, &e
And job work of all kinds dona vi!h
neatness and at tii lowest urii-. .-.
l SUBSCRIPTION
' A 1 1 V, 1 Venr,
0 Alos.,
1 Vea r
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3.00
1.50
,7S
VOL III NO 289.
ASHEVILLE N. C. WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 14 1888
PRICE 5 CENTS
Ain'tyrrrsixr; kat"s r.oir.
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Absolutely 1-ure,
IhU jmwilvr n.-eer run.
ircagtu ana ivt'o'i'F.iietie .s '-i.
iliat; the ordinurt l.:t..1;, a ;.l
iotni etitioD wiiti the r.'.ot: iv n
''. ht alum it pfi.i-j'l.nii- m i., v .
Koyal Bakinu I'uwrt u '
cw l'ork.
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Drs. HAMAIJ & GAiCHEL
ASHEViLLD N. G
Cotupoitnd iai,v ii. in t.-i:n:.'ft:i.
wlta mediciiTeil I:a...M Y. n r. , f-,i.-:nr.ip-
tlOD, AMhtiia, '.'..'l: !:: !. . 1 l L: : r:i.
Throat. L.i-s !' Vi'i-i-. i-ij-t.-v. s r: ;-iv. ; i-i-r
Xldnev. Bn i i r, .!! a:!.-:-.,
mpure or i:nii.iVvT:.!:i..i 1. , :
It O'ires KLtaai.i'.'M;! wh.
fail.
Amiey;i.i.i:. N.
In jusiic-e to n i -,,.; ...i ;
elves us wi ll a pi ..-s. i '. :
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YOluntarliy niaki: th t-il i v. ;iut : .: ::;
My tvile !i,i- .::t:eli i..r m i-i i. .
eere Iuiik tn,i:li -. .-1 1 1 1 , ; . i ; 1 1 m
until lat Nnvenilii-r Ii- :, : w-.i ;
up. hut a part ol earn i -.
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orflerh Thetio! -!. ,Vsm. ...
mint. adriK-iI a;i nr..-.: : , u-.t i
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We reaneil Ashi vii;- N.i t :.! ri .:!i in.i
meneed takini; tr.-siiu i at i - v.ncn
Uatehcll, iiibii U:-jc '!i.p..i.i.-i d; m;
am Vapor. Mr 1.:.- ii..-r . i.i
the fllSt 1I..T H: p- .'.iv . . ri, - I j
couglis bat iitt'e. la!-r-: -no
pain anywlu-;... i . .... . ,.:.ti .
the niouinait.s v. ii : , : . .!'.:.
t Bm. in wcitf f. v., i, i.i
treatmeut ui.l ai'iet c. .snu . r.-.
mynelf 1 am del elite i t . -ml. ihat 1 iv:-.
rapl Jy fro:u tl.e llr.-t trea'tneut .. . i ui.i
well.
I hare nutVere-l rO' ;-.s e:ir n'tao-t I
enduraucu with ihr v-i r-t . . : ri : i'.
i hud uliatir.niiL.i i ! n : t . i . T:i
A- I".
yowl
Hit
freatmetit i rrii r.-i i ::. ::. -t ;...;ii.im
(till has titer .1 ii -m . !....
Youi-!- r-.-'i -.i i i.. 1 . ,
A. .1. .-.IT !.
Mr. and Mm. Smith are IIvI;; i:; !Uj i t,,:-. eat
rifvaud add to il.. ai-i e.
HOME TREATMENT,
We manutai :".:e i!,.. (i.i.!i-t:td -;:'-v .:.
hlpil toall pi.rtMd' t:.e emuitri, ii',:i t.ithi
faslri ; o:i-1. We-i.. p. :.-".' . -.'..-h. ai
OlAal twonionti.Mijrjp. Tjks ; s. n.. .:
as. be olbt r .r a:.i e:it
I'ile woniiertiii ni;a ive ri:-..:t cotnii-i d will
Kstrcatmenl 'sh-ti.td.-:.'.:.-.-. rn
tl SOU tffnA to r.i. H ..... ! ... t. ill.
ttxut in the rureof Vhn.n.'r ....... rn'i .,- cu
tortl'utiateti book rjtiMi:m.o irir.'.ui ,; fni
DRS. HA KG AX OA'iClill.L,
62 Main Street, Ashv-. ;;:c, X.
JaxeS-dawtl
CAR-LOAiTBACON
R iCEl ED AN!) Ki R SALE BY
A. D. COOPER,
AGENT F'. l:
ARMOUR & ( Xj.
Price reguJajiy Ly i..-.igr , h.
TERMS CJi&SS,
iebZSdlw.twlw
Manufactured
bp
ES.V5'
For the iutbmiatio.i of "he .!::.i;c ;-iitti ..or
rect erroneous ides on the ml. jet lirtiliria
ice Mr. II T. Co lius. i.f ti e c
Coal Company. ha KUvn tii : iw.tuv. s.- t' a t
in regard to Hie imiiiuiiirturi nt 1 .-.r r;; -nerof
inakiui; ie.i: is :o distil t':e v.j"r 1;,' ne
dtnclni; Mc.iiii. th' .s miiLinir t el mi tae'v ! it.
TMTl It. In t.ilRttl'd ..V.T rl.nrrn:: ' In r,-i
deodorize it and iirren arv r. iti.iii1."': tr.trr- .
impure mutter, after wliieli eai:- ti'lid with t a .
placed in brine rhided Ivltiry the i... zi:i. pijit.i
and there it remains until it is iuit a i a-
cryatal and alniot-t as milid mi;U:s , ;
alone fit lor human Ufc It las srai'-'hir itn.i.
than natural Ice Had lias :) f en.rilU -::; 1 v:r ii-.
Of the high-priced tab'e . t.-.-. iieiiLiae:
lmd
AN OISi
10 FROV1DE THAT THE li iA!
TttE city op asiii:vil:.:
LCAHOFHI5.TY THOUSAN'.
CSX AND BENEFIT OF ..U
IN SAID OBP1XANCE.
i. i i .'...i-i ii-:l N vl
::.v :.i ; iat:: a
I I i. l S Fi-!t l!lr
rtTY, AS SET I'OI.TIi
Be it ordained by f.e Ejard cfA 'k rnu n of Hit
City of Afhevd'H :
That for the purpo.ie of o: t.iaiiig i'to ecu
ent of a majouty oi tt e q laliiie i ai:d rri-i
tered voters of the ci y, tlict the in .r i of
dermen of Sdi I city uiar b. rro.r iiiu mhu o.
Sixty Thounand Dollar,' to tc a;; lied to tbi
cotutructicn of a 8ynuinof Severn uud otf i
necessary p rmaiu-nt ititprov mea'f nucli ctioi
ball be held on Tup-da--, 3rd di;y of April, A.
D. 1888, at UMtia) voting pla e. mid under rbi
rules and regulation! (,ovi rniie; i-uch ukvti it
in (aid city; and if t .e eone d t,f t'ie regain i
majority shall be nbtamed at nu.li cbctlon
then the Board of Aldern.tu niiiy bo. row bid ,
aum of money upoa h" bond i."" k id city, t
bamade and inm cu in th.-.a d tiiietioti, ii. t
denomination of Fifty, O e lliuiuied and Fi
Hundred Dollar, with intiiec couiwns at
tached.
The said bonds eball bt come duo and ptty
ble thirty years from their date, sad bear in
terest. from tbeir date, at the rate of fix pei
oentum per autinni, payable m uii-aiaiutdly. ai
cordirjgto the c upo att cl.ed, ua the' fir..
daya of January ai,d Juh, in each and ev. r
year; and th' y vb 11 be hitned Ly the ayo
and countersigned by tbe J ri a-u;..'. , and L.
under the koh! of mid city.
The said I ondnniii.il in no caie 1c dis osei
of, aold, aosifined or tranferied for a le i
price than par.
The coupons of taid b nda tLr.il bo at
times, when due, rec ivatlo iu parent o
taxea due the city.
Br order of thr Board of Aldermen this thi
Jtltb day Of February, 18SR.
H. 8. HAEKIXf, Mayor.
AD persons desirinif io nginter and vote '
the election ordered by the forcg in0' i rd.
M utr will call on Ho. C, W. 31a o: e at the
o to of the Superior Conrt i 'lei U. i t e 'cnrt
Moaae. F. il. Ill, I. Kit, City Clerk.
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fo'lowinji rates
. i-8 00
. 3 00
1 50
50
15
Our Camera v.ni deliver the paper v
ery Mornia;: in every part of I lie city to
our subscriber,;, and parties wanting it
will please call at the Citizen Oflico.
minn: duly and vi;i:kly cm-
CI'I.ATIn.s ? WTSTKKN- NORTH CARO
LINA AND KASi T-NXESSEE THAN ANY
"III Ki: PAI'K!:. CONSTANTLY INvttEAS
TXli. Semi your JA Work cf nil kimh io the
Oitiziit OJict; f tyu vn:'t it di.ne watiy.
rheaply niid jh;mteh.
iejoirt ure r Pniciirer
Tm'rh.
v-. s saw p. m.- leaves tor Mor
SA! IS BV I. V
!Mnv, I at f.;
-Ari
1 .':-; ! m A.r:v-s t p. m., aud leaves lor i
-IHrmi lr.:i; t .':!:' p. m. i
I FWRssit:: A rriVi'H -if l'i n m Dnil Ipnvptiiil
-rAf-TMirni; Arrives tit 7h.
leave tor
(in isi''vn it t 7:fi a m. I re'ht nmm ninrtutli'r;
vcs Ashi v:l!e ut h:1n . m , and arrivek at 9:00
,1 r.i.
Wa vsesvti ! r I.eavrs Aevillc at 8-00 6 m.,
i.i mrivt-s a1 i:i iv in
This pj'h nil'd tonir. a Burp, steady and
Mitht'nt UTipdv fur all nrvo.is debility,
''nr.-a',' ii' .T.-uK-s I'ioni'er Tiir f.lrictiy
nr nipdii.:! jinni!)- s.
KmIpi ii mail t I'irty
hinil liii:'- iit niirht.
M v;- IT. Rnlwo'-.d
rCL't-ivi: - livW r..i)ils vt
minutes be
it Co.
t-rchiv
were
"Hi' t-v McDu'.vtll v.tcrd:!y kill
el ;i m;nl lo;rii) North Mnin St.
.ioi v;if- scarce on the
rket
. o
ld;'tt ldU-F.
Vf-rv iarye cnr.v.l.
h .i'il iv;ii:- stire (it N.
llironofd the
Atkinson it
7 .... ,.-,i in:: y.
'j v,;s n-.-'t much cheerful out-
l.mr '.vi vk i
coiiiit r ! '.lie
..; sti rcay i
i-lronrx cold wind
ac-
Ti"ic i-(.i;rt ! u;- vwi.-; p:n ked yir
t Hay si rr.i"tt with intereMcd
Sjiect tors durii-,2 the Cowan trial.
. I.iwvi-r i -ti rdav tolii n. 4hat
lie i a
t iKcn lrtv sii' strii.tioi'.s to
ti.e N-v Y.'ik Tril Win h,
Ti:e rubhish on Patt :t
two dav?.
. ' n'je , ti
I);.;. ard
'.1 ve-ter-
iltnt iv i
va-
: ic-;.r
l.c-it.- l
day.
'. ,i . to r arti ltipt ti.e V' 1-
oi '- i . J ('. Ij Harris, t'diini
Ii','.!ci.'i: itj mil, was dtvst r v d
tii! iv tiji'ttiii.p:. X i in-
dlM .ft
of !
M-.y !'r
r:
e
ittt W,..-i-tiiur.ifr
e up aged
iria- in
y:-;.. :.y
vviiicii W
V 1 1 1 ' ' i r ; .
: i I ill
it Cowan is deli ti' ai.t.
tii of t! e c.is-c wi1. ie
.-. i.i r
i " i ri: ii! M f T .
vit" a;.;.. ::!-ii 'r Sit-- d
: CoW.M! CUM' Jt-s'e.'i'iit
f.raii'i e'sr-v.
i : .
A. .1 . -. ..
i-n . i.. ii;
I: :
;. :;, d Ly
lii,- . i a
r w t i the
! v
ll"l!, .".nil War
v lit heard It.
i-i,
ge ol utiage from a nai--lai.dard
gauge, of tin
Ni-riit '-'t ori i rna-l. is
: ' i i, ; ijdiii
ed. I n
"hrii is not -
T't-e I'o.ni h:.s hot
is i:.it f..r i If.
- : largy ;t irowd ii
t!:l
l ' I
y us iiiiu!
and wl
r ' i' ea : :
lit be exidite.!
iir'
:i there
:.! e;.-:
real te.iS
ire sue:;
. Pelh.ip
:i. f.-'.v i:t r
'. i - t
i.til.g to ! ,- ca i ;i
M. J;. (V,. !-.-..,. fjhev
! n .:!, arv, i f iate a
a jiirj
r-.l and
!-:'' eld
: I a roe
i : 1 v it
y.-ter
i:--t o
Mr. J
f A,
Kit
,e i
I Ut !.
V. i,.,
ii ten:;
us a
:ilira":
!' I I 1 1 , .:
.- i i vai.i-.
Tiiev 'ji-.
i y , ;
r t
; ri
i:. s; it e'.S i
aiiiit. Woiil-.l
time to K.-new
street crossings?
dry as:d- h:,;d
"t this be ii got d
and improve tl e
What is nect s.-arv
to do can now clearly be
-urelv gold r-isf ii-gs
nejdf d every here.
What is c .Fi d in thr
e !-; a-if
re i.adly
mountains
a "blow
time he;
m ii iiiuf:.
thickly fi
stro'.i . i
IV.'".' iie::;in !(IC SOUH
re i:-iv I -re:.!; Vfsterdav
fi ; ..;r was filled i h
I'iur' i'akvs, 'iiiven by a
:! westerly gale, and the
v;;s iu' i whitened. Tl e
in in.' thie.n vh the clout's
i ie. I. i:t jaiur ii; the d -y
i-. !;! il. The IllOUl -
i e. o-i e!s v he-c tie
,.:.:'. i ; r ; ; i ;he e;trv
a : :
-n
it
mere:' v -to. d
at 2 above
An It:,!i;:ii statuary peddler struck
the city ves'.erdav. He was well
8'ickfd wi.h nhi.-h r i.i Paris im
ages, which he endeavored to un-lo-d
on an unsuspecting public as
genuine works of art designed by
Michael Angelo and executed by
ano-a? His "racket" wouldn't
voik, however, raid the last we saw
: l iit), he was drowning his sorr- w
nd hidir g his countenance behind
"small heer," and "cussing ze
Vtnericaiiies" for the total lack of
plaster of Pari i idolatry.
Reducing Stock at Law's.
We offer nxtra low prices all this
nontli; we are dosing out entirely eorue
nesof Crockery and Glass, and off. r
eall, or odd lot at half prices to close
beni out Our large line of best silver
lated ware is all treat I y reduced in
tico. Specially 1 w Ii,ire8 all this week,
at Law's,
opposilo Post Office.
Don't bay your new- Drets Gooda be
fore pric at tie cheap store of
I'llEVARD & liLANTON,
larze l.jt ef ehoiee Spring goeda just
eceiveil. II Kkiwood & Co.
deod4t
Diimap' laift-t,
dlw at Whiilock's.
Will I t- pnblis:
rept Monday!
ttrirlty rm'; :
'.'ne Vcar,
six Months,
I'hree "
One "
One Week,
Honor yes-
No cases before fin
terday morning.
Photoorapher E. E. Brown yes
terday took several photographic
views ot the icecoverea fountain in
court equare.
The case of the State vs. Myra
Conley, indicted for homicide, will
probably be called for trial to-morrow
morning
The case of the State vs. Jennie
Partee, charged with infanticide,
wiilhe called for trial in the supe
rior cn'.irt this morning.
During court week the hardware
B'ore of Messrs. Natt Atkinson it
Sons will tie kept open at nijiht to
accommodate the public.
Mrs. CaUiness, wile of one of the
defendants in the Gnines murder
caee, was an interested spectator
during the trial yesterday.
The Mission Hospital jtrateft: I W
uf-bnnivlpwlortia 1 1 . tt 'r. fo r.t iif 46 1ti
& i
trout the Saturday Club proceed:
f Hit niiertainuu nt given at Bat
tery Park some weeks ago.
The Boaid of Trade met last
nisht and accepted the report
ot the p.dve.rtising cvmmittre.
Steps will be taken sit once to adver
lise Ashi-ville and Western North
Carolina thoroughly.
The reason why the supply of
hardware and house furnishing
gonYIs at Natt Atkinson & Sm
8etms to be unlnken is because it
is constantly replenished Irom the
immense stock on haiid in the base
ment of their store.
The walks within the court yard
are in a deplorable condition. niud
and ice in the main walk and tl.'
rougb.pst and most iinfiiiisb' d nt
macadamizint: in the ott er.- Im
lirovement both to the. eye and to
the foot, is iiitit h needed.
The gts fixtures in ihc outt
house give quite a mod.'. n a:-p' ct to
the court room. They are suspend
d from the ( ilii g. insiiie and out
side of the bar. air' the Bench at d
he Clerk's desk are both pr ivi.bd
with lights. It is a great advanci
over the old system.
We are iiiformc: that .-trraii i-
m -tits are I cing mad:- bv the a: -thorities
to improve the sidewalk on
Wiiiow strt-ti. W'e hope no tinn
will he lost ir. m; king this much
needed improvement. Many pen
nle who have oecasiun to use this
sidewalk in going to ami from the
churches on Sunday make IVmju m
complaints of its wretch d condition.
Dkath or ) . D. J. Cain.
Our ; emmti'iity will be g pally
and paint iliy shocked at the ar:
11 .neen, -ii! iii i lip. . J. Cain b
dead. For s- ;ne r.iotjtriS hetia.l I Cet
fet-b.f, and r't-i-nllv v.i r.l loCharks
ton hnjii: g l.-r rest anil r storatio. ,
But the end had come, and on Mon
day night, at 10 o'clock he breathn1
his hist. His family, save his s?'i ,
Mr. Berkely t'ain, were with him at
his death. Mr. Beikel v Cain b f t on
ine
for
i ocn-ek tri-in .Mo it iv nign'
Chaik-s'ion. A in rer, better
:ii.'iii never lived, and he wn
cer-
n 1 1 i i be missed ny a v ry l-i :
circle of hiend-, who s'ttcerely
mourn with his fam-iy in t!.'- t
lereavehient. He was dmut "70
vears of;tre. We will put.disli in a
iay or two a moie exn : ded r.otii
f the virtn-s and excellent quiilii
f.-tir deie:se.i f, ictid and ft-ii-.v
citizen.
iiii: 'Staiis" Last Night.
(iui'.e a large and ia-hiooabie .Mi'
Iieiiee greeted the appearan. e !
t te "Boston Sars"' at ()jr-ra HmIi
Itsti.ight. The entertainmei t be
gan with a piana solo by Prof. K vi
which was well received and en
cored. The inimitable Erne s n
n xt treated the audience to the, !a-
in us "Kineisoniaii"' a cornet t-.iln
f his -wn composition, and the ap
plause amplv testified t tii
skill of the performer. Mbs N- !!:
F. Brown read th ' (K.itrioi
Pvace," lrom "Ben llm," Lev
Wallace's noted nmi, a, :i
was heartily applauded. Aiadaim
it-inersoii's singing was t: e i'el We
itive heard iu in my a d.ty. ;n l she
Mn proves as ti.ne .ol s . !'ik. n
all, this was tht- best ent riainmen!
iiven in Asheville this fta-tnij, and
we take the greatest pleas u e iu an
nouncing the fact that the "Sta s"
wid give another to-night with an
entire change of programme. Doiti
fail to see them, 83 this will he the
last opportunity oflered nf seting
and hearing a company who carry
out all they alverti-e, nd who
have met with j.r.ii.-e, iVom people
and press wherever tht y havebi-en.
- - - -
For Kent.
For :, or V2 iconths one of the neat
st and moRt attractive cn'taee homes in
the city, 7 reionis, liandsomely furnished
throughout, stoves in everroom, well
of pure water under shelter, siable, Eai
riajie, coal and wood houses all cvmplete.
in one square of ISattery Park, trood
neighborhood. Apply at the Citizen
office.
We have a beautiful Hue of 10 cents
single Cash me rep.
Brevard & Blantox.
A large lot of choice Spring jroods just
received. H. Redwood & o.
decd4t
A large lot of choice Spring goods just
received. , H. Redwood & Co.
deod4t
For every thine connected with a well
appointed retail drtiar store call on
men 11 dly W. C. Oarmichail.
Spring Dress Goods,
aiw
at WHITLOCK'i
Fine Embroideries and W e Goods,
dlw at VHiTLoe's.
I O.V Till II, FOR HIS LIFE.
Arraignment of Willisim Cow
an, Charged Hifli llie Mur
der of Jeff Gaines.
In the Superior Court yesterday
mornim:, 'he case of the Slate vB.
Win. Cowan, charged with the mur
der of Jeff Haines, was caiied at 9:30
o'lock.
The prisoner was in court sur
r -untied by bis counsel, Me.-srs. M.
E. Carter, P. A. uniininss and
Tht s. A. Jones, and the. selection of
a jury to try ;'.ie case w is at once
b gun. The iist of regular tales
jurors being exhausted the special
venire of thirty men were next
gone through with and only eleven
accepted. Another special venire of
twenty s;-m was ordered to be fUin.
moned ny the jii ie
iuet inter, and a rt cess
rct.miahle
o: it a If an
In lie was taken.
Ai 11:30 the sp :a venire of
twenty men wtre sworn in, and
a'ter a few objections by both State
and defenee the following jury were
hosen and empaneled: F. M Aiex
inder. Tims L. Smart, .1 B. Sum
ner, J. S Brown, M. ft. Roberts, s.
W Rav, J H. K; t 11, W A. Gregir,
M. M Coek-an. T. ,J. Hark ins. W.
A. Pa tton and J. U Fo.-tt-r.
After iho jury h: d taken their
i-eals in the box the exaininntion of
the witnesses began, coiiimencina
rirst with the pof'ce otlicers (Smith
and McDowell") who arrested Cow
Hi, who Hi turn Were followed bv
i i e testimony of Dr. J. A. a'son,
1:0 attendant physician upon
Gaines. Dr. Watson" te-t lied that
he detvscd came to his death by
means of the pistol -dint wound i" t
below the nave!. The unte-inoi ten
iatnni i;t of G lin'-s mis then i. u
to the jury by Solicitor Moody.
everal iiher witmssts t-siiii.-o
liter which llie St :te tevi-.-d its cast-
e.i rteess wtis had until ti:
o'clock:
L-ji.ti the reas-emblii.g of lie
ouit tcst'.iuotiy 1:1 -he uetetf V V::
iiitn-dti '. d whl-h l isted a lit:
over an hour, when the case wa-
p!-, ., to the j'UJ b- Mr. i'ie.s
. Joni-s, ja:ii.-r ::-din-ei for ii; - d
t, . in an ii.'..-' iind eb us ive
aijitmn t. He in turn, was f io-.e.
y a-.-l. .vf. K. Ciller, in a cltai
ii i; ry lo.iiiii - sj.eech, and the
e iso was liiti. c'osed ny rfo.ieitt:r
Moody.
His Honor then proceeded to
charge the jury, .vh ch he did i a
clear and con.-is manner, first
:e:di:g tin: written lesii'iiony
f v i: t:( sst s. i.'il !, for ti.e tr ;
liiii pr. .-ec ni n, and then ios-trm ;--'L'ihni
;t lr-,:i:t:l ri'-jar-.lin j ii
ii w n ih.e -nbji c:.
At f.e.ve minutes o (5 o'c; i 'i;
ti.e j'irv rt me;! and had not made
up theii v. riiiei at the hour ot oni
truing to pre-s.
VtltV I MIMUTA.Vr uKKTISG.
i very i -i t j , t t :. r: t ti eetit g, fheretofore
e' -ii, d i., in the Cinza-i.; 8 tii : e held
it lint Siirins it Apfi! litiinex.
Ti.e nii-t l-n:' i.' ntid i lh atispieoi i (
Mr l'x Noit. n. or-sid-ot of tie i.nti.s
l ilh-r.- d Nashville? IV. lrj;,!;.h.'lt; II. I.i-
i. . til, ti l ector of the l.onLs i le and N.i:i-
tile laiirnati, 'ntr.il ra 'p-id, ut (J (it-
1: c tieitid a'-d i.'-.iavihe ra iruaih
inn.::- ! . Veoif. Pi si-i, nt of the Uic.',
mo .1 an.! ' !-.v;ll- lailr- ad; General
-anme' '11 otiitis. t'i s.iiet.t atal t alvia
S. Brlce. Vice IVe-alent of th Fast
Tennessee, Vi'smia and ti-.n ;.!;?. i.n .
road; Ji.!,,i .i Kobin-en, Po sidep: u' t!,r
O H. S. S. Co. Se hiiiiid railroad, etc
and other railroad representative".
The object is to de ise plans to attra t
imniirraut ou to the South. The time
fur each a psau is et-v;ainiy -t'i. i tim.
The .iltetiti-jn ol many ihi'iis.in .ri nf".p.-i
,.le in the Noith is directed to the S mth.
its mil:! -r fiifi'su. better and cheaper
.-oil, its mineral a'td litnbtr ueti'th, it--,
Ac . tie it is .-ai 1 t an! n'al ihaups wii:
be at tins meciiii;'. Tii-' railroads eav
the powers t' do a va t .leal t. e,v:-.tds
laeiiitatititr this buv. enient. and war.
plea.-"e 1 to see the idiicialo jjiviiia tin ir
attenti'in thereto.
.4. 1','iiiaiinN 5i-eo4 vry.
"Anotherwoutlerlu! dieovery has beei
itiinh: iitel thai too I'V a hi.ly n th i
-'unty. Iise:!-.c fastened its cintch. -upon
her Hil l f..r seeeii enr.s r.ii;
s!u d i s Severest !e.s:r;. bin her vua
oiL'at.t wcrts undermined a;nl dean
sen:0i! iancinent. For three moiitli
she c-itisriied ii'icesr.iolv and could tot
sleep. She boaht nt us a bottle ol Dr.
Kind's New Discovt ry for Cot.siitiij tion
and was so much ri-h-. -. cd on tahit.jr first
dose : hat she slept all nijriH anil with
one h-itt e iias tweii tairaeuh nslv cured
Her tiJi'ie is Mt. Lutoer Futz." Thua
write W ituinsi -k -V Co., ofShelbv.
N. C Get a free :rii! bottle at II. 11
Ivoij' ira& store.
V.'E AR3 VERY SBY, HUT REALLY CAN
NOT DO IT."
We are not sellina our goods out at
hn'f price, or evi n with one third rif', as
our prices are all marked very lo v. We
aie aiw ays anzioun to close out our stock
Draft! what we ar do ne business for
to goods. Call and tret price, at
dtf Lang's, the Jeweler.
For. Kent.
Four nicely furnished rooms,
for rent. Aip;y to No. 9 N. Mai
st., or 33 Bailev st.
dlw
New line Creton' G.ng-iaois, Seersuck
-rs, V ain and striped Cbatubrys.
Brevard & Bi.anton.
A large lot of choice Spring goods jusi
received. H. Kedwoud & Co.
deod4t
New line of Henrietta Cloths iu thi
latest st ades. Bkevard ii Blantox.
For C itfl, Cigarettes, and Tobacco go ti
mch 11 dly VV. C. CaRmichael.
For a good 5c smoke try "Game Cock.
Only at
dlw Cook & LaBabbe's
We are receiving' daily onr-new good-,
Come iid look ! No trouble to Ishow
them. Brevard & Blanton.
A large lot ol choice Spring good) just
received. H. Redwood & Co
deod4t
Fresh lot of Florida oranea Sicilv
lem -ns, apples, &e.,iu8t. in at
dit Cook & LaBabbk's, 20 N. Main U
Personal.
Mr K. S. Smith, of Marion, is in
pthecity
Mr n 4 Kot-lor nf Polni.il.io K
C , is in the i ity,
'Squire Richard Ledbetter was in
the city vesterdav.
L. W Bates, E-q , of Chattanooga.
Tenn.. is in the city.
Chief of addell is suffering from
a visitation of boils.
Judge MacRi makes an cdmira
ble presiding officer.
T. Perkins, Ei-q , of Chicago, Wits
in the city yesterday.
1 Mr. W. C. Sprinkle, -f Marshal',
Wis in the city yesterday,
j C-.l. W. T Dickinson, of Big Ivy,
was in ti e ci y ytstt rdav.
; Mr. IJ. Donison, of Homiriy,
spent yesterday in the city.
J. M. Gudger. Esq, of Msrshal',
;3Ui .attendant e upon court,
, !r. A. H. Barrett, of Alexander's,
pjient vfsterlay in the city
W. A. D.-nsnn, Esq., of Troy,
Mich , was in the city yesterday.
C D. Gilbspie, of Marshall, was
in attendance upon court yesterday.
Ex-Solicitor G. S Ferguson, of
Waviit-sville, arrived ii- the citv
ve-teida v.
M-;ss Sue A. Nelson, of Mar.-iiid1,
was rc i-tered a the (irand Cti:Ti;!
yoterda'.
CP. Allen, Km, of Kuoxville.
wns rear'-t r-d at the Sw.-itin.it.oa
yesterday.
Mr. G. H Holeotnbe. ;i prrn itienf
C'tizeu of M 'l ion, spent j esterday
in ihe city.
flfaj. A. M. Krwin, of Million, was
in the city ytst.-vday attending Bun
combe court.
E. R. II .inpton, Fsq . of Sylva.
wa-- in the citv hist night reg'stt-rcii
at the Grand (V-ntral.
Mr. W D. Hume, a prominent
citizen of Nashville Tenn., is stop
ping :it tii" Swannruto;!.
Messrs. G. W. Spake, of Jackson,
ind P. ".!. Hudcyis, of Marshall,
were in tne niv vester iav.
Mr. J. P. Ilerren, editor of the
Wavr.esville AVip.j. was in tne city
ycsterdiiv in lii'Mnter s of .'
t-t
.er.
M.s-ts P. V. Ga.f, of
and C. Te-'.rhont, of Sin lv Bott un.
w-re at the Gr tnd C' ntral ye-rd-iy.
Jr.o. H D.ui-.'hi rty: of B'acl:
Mountain, came down cn ye.-ti r
d-jy's train and spent the day in the
city.
M i s- s . W. C Kverett ar-d K- C
Peek, ol Knoxvi!!". were in ih"ciM
vsterdtv on iinpottant pi iva-e btis.
iness.
Walt-r Em. tvon, M:s. Medi r
Hen-un-Kiiieivon, Nell-i V Brown
1- ' tsdolf Kin.' - re ft the Stvai.-.JrTii-
a.
L: st niuhc- a ri 'a'is at the Cir ;nd
(' oiii'i wtre J -tin A. S-.ni ders
Il . t i 1 1 1 ., e. .iii 1 A S. Overton, W.
. C. Pi P.
Among the guests at the Swanna
noit las; nijht we noticed E. A.
Smith, and J. W. Hasten, Baltimore;
L lUdlit, rr ,,h. New York ; ( P.
Wolford, Richmond, Va., and C. T.
Lyon, Baitimore.
Mr J. C Townsend. o' Mao n
who -viis i:i tne city ye-terd i , in
lot ttis lis tlmt he litis discovered .
valuable mica mine ( Irs faim i
hat county, an 1 will ptoiWii l- pu--io
mtichinerv '' work the -ame at
once.
"Justice at Last."-
On Sunday morning at Washing
ton, N. C W. A Parton, tried some
j-etirs ago tor the assassination of ( "enl
Bryan Grimes, as taken from the
lock up, w t.-re he had bc-.-n placed
the nigh before for druu vi-ncss. and
hung to the draw-bridge near that
town A placard was attached to
him with "Jus-tice at last ' painted
there in.
Wr-IITJLOCK'S
.'-; " tolhixrr Iei:ir!iiietl.
la e.r- er to stn piy our mini rot:s
itro witti a "jew class of Ciothini;
!et: Boyn and clolilren. I ha-. e opeaeil
t ew place tivod .orsbeloA 'Whit'. .:,
rner" wh-re I am prepired to ..il'-r j
'-. mile e ne' i'nc.' e.i ihe t.it-.t stviisii
best li'tin;;. and b el utude jine e'othini,
that have yet b-eu nut on this inai ket
Tho prices will h' rea-iunabhg ami
uniform to till.
l will dev.. In '.to pi r.ititial reti-ation t-.-liiti
blanch, and i?a:i saiVly as-ert that
here? are f turn .' in::' Slule hn are
b tter eiU!,'ieii .i:l e :.-! ; ii t.e and
Si-ilities to f nais.', the class o'
'..t.!ii:ie ;. .o..:t t, ii.-. prices than 1
no 1 i ft'i s ive in tii tumble of order
D)t f-iiio abroad 1 tri-arantee sati-fae
ai ia ai! e- !--.'.- a'ld jit you b Utr than
'.1 'All it-t I'il- 1 here eis.-r.
CUSTOM DKl'AKTMEXT.
I will il P.." "'ni hint; t' older of ti e
best grades of Intni rttd a ad I) .ttu-s c
goodb ouly.
I can safely prtii:s-' vol rs r-d
fitting, and stylish garments ai ihnbi;.---merchant
tailors iu thn laruesc ci;i s cur
produce at less than city prices Im s.im
class of work.
A'o misjils will be pniseil ! any cunlome.
One trial will c invim e the bfst ditic o
custom clothingthat I exasterate not bang
Repi'M't f 1 1 v
A. Whitlock, Agent.
A large lot of Choice Spring g -oii- ji st
receivec. H. Redwood it-Co.
deod-lt
Bulk Toilet Extrects, Perfumery of
Foreign and Domestic niakes, Fine toilet
Soaps in great variety at
mch 11 dly Carmichael's.
New Spring shap: Dunlap Derbies,
just in, at Whitlock's.
dlw
If you waat a hair, tooth nail, or shoe
brukh.a full and complete tock is kepi by
W. C. Carmichael.
mch 11 dly Apothecary.
New Millinery, all the new Spring
shapes from HJew York, j st in, at
dlw Whitlock's.
Extract of Vanilla and Lemon, made
fall strength and -old in bulk, also pnre
powdered Spices, Cream of Tartar,
at Cabmiohabi.'s
LATKST NEWS.
Couirress.
Washington, Marcb 12 Senate:
Mr. Evans, by request, introduced a
bill to settle the Central raciuc rail
road debt This is the bill prepared
iy vice president Huntington and
by him presented to the House Pa
cific railroad committee recently.
The same biil was introduced in the
House to-day. also by n quest, by
M- BL'gs, ot Cal fornia.
The motion to reler the President'
message vas taken up, and Mr. Col
. I 1 1 .. . i . m.
qutti .Msnresscii me iaenate The
message, Le said contained two self
evident truisms : First, That taxa
tion should e limited in amount
io a sum n cessaiy iov the proper
administration of the government,
and second, the reduction or re
moval of taxes should be . upon the
neces-anes ol life rtner than upon
the luxuries and supei dubies. Thete
two piinciplcs commend thcmselvts
to the c minion sense of mankind.
It was wouderful that any party or
person could dispute them. It was
not pos-ibb to controvert them
without translating them into less
intelligible lorms and darkening
the counsel's bywords The message
had mado.a piofound impression
at hotne ;.i,d at-roa-l and hd re-it-eiittt-d
ti:e heitrty and profound en.
dorseim nt of wis ' and judicious
men ev-; vwltete. It appealed at
ottce to the head and the heart n
i! - country, and Mr. Cleviland had
unfi-d ant. clarified the issues h
lore the country and co: densed
th m all into two plain issues, he
'night say into on that of tax.
Mr. D twe.s pn.-ented a memorial
ol the ieadh.g -.iio!eii manufactuers
and growers
prop-ft -:i;e v
A i;.-:i;:n::
ti:e l'et!;;a,.
iskmg hv.ishiiion to
intf r.-.-ts.
r.-senietl against
the dut v on i umber
to.! st.i.
I lor-;;.- Under the c .11 of States a
Nar-'c iititiiher of biiis und resolu-
t oi.s were introduced and referred,
among v. hi jh the following;
To provide for the settlement of
th-- tiei.t of the Central Pacific rail
way ("jiiihiiny (lluniiu-toii) ; biil
directing tii- committee on agricul
tire to imjuire into tlie expediency
n! prohibiting i iiu sab- of compound-;
for tit fd l.it of the Hasting-
and J) ikota railroad land grant
it! Minries. t -: relating to tariti
and i:itcru.d t.xition (the Randall
bid".
i o t i;i iiiragc the holding of a
n tun ii industrial exposition of the
colored r ice
Providing for a commission lo in
su' .te trusts, and tor the repeal
of the protective tariff on all indus
tries. A Senate joint re-niuiiuii was
passed for inves iga in.n t.o- prac.i
cabilit-of construe loj: a itservotr
for the storage of in- w..;er fi tlo
arid region of the l't -in. d Si-ites.
Mr. Bay ne, of Peirtsvi vunia. ris
ing to a iioin'. ot privilege, offered a
pre-ainbi.j and resolution recording
that it was stated that, the commit
tee on ways and means hai not only
r-f.tsid oral hearing to producers,
manufacturers and workmen, but
hits denied to them a birth-right;
to have their petitions read direct
ion h-co iitniit-'e on rules to make
a tl.oiough inquiry in the matter.
Mr. Lr -ite i' ide. of !CenrucKy,
raised a i: t of order against the
esol r.icn ti at it was not privileged
.hi the .-'piaktr prj tern sustai ied
the action.
I.ATi-. NEWS BRIEFS,
he Pope ;s better.
i ne iiurr n
s: tiid-tii , hot h
o I strike is at a
sides maintaining
tn.dr .i.-itious.
A title! took place in Arizona on
sn.id i , in which both patties were
kil!-. i. A fortunate ending.
The Prince and Princss of
V ties celebrated their silver Ted
ding Vondiv- with great ceremony.
The citizens of Nashville, have
rrsed, by private subscription
stWil OllO f .r the Midland Road of
Ten ne 'see.
Chairman Jones, of the Nation.. I
If publican executive com nine - is
sins the following coneendno- lie
selection of delegates to said con
vention: "It will be noted that it
simly ppea D a-tiou of the conven
tion of 16S4 on this point, which ac
tion was embodied in the call for the
convention of 184. Under the ac
tion ot the National Republican
convention of 188-1 (see the official
proceedings pa-e 82) whatever has
boe;i the manner of nominating the
members of Congress in a y dis
trict is the manner in which tne
National delegates represent
ing that district must be chosen.'"
The snow storm iu New York
City and State on Monday was ah
so utely unprece? 1-nted and husi
ness was entirely suspended. At
the stock exchange it ss than fifteen
shares were soil. This h tin
smallest on record. The pro. met
markets were a!' nt minal. Steam
ers City it Berli.' and L. A Cam
pagne a-Mved net The weatln
stopped the co m- Hie ju-o.s ai d
Witi.es , . en in murder j si r
were unable? t) reach the city.
Every s-rc"- ia- in N't w York, Jer
sey City and Brooklyn, and tin
ebvated trai all stopped Tin
Brooklyn b i ? at d ferries wer
almost aba .uone.i. liown io i
hotels are cr timet jvith euburbai -ites.
The el vated r nuls. whicli rut
three thous md trains daily, usually,
were stopne i for the first time ou
record. . We tuners declaie that
Dakoiah never farnisheo the New
York's blizzard of Mond-.j . Of the
thirty mai s that are due lietw.-t-i.
four o'clock a. hi. und noon, only
two arrive t iv two this afternoon.
i c , .5
f
tQ 'ivrhou , i.un
storms preXitilcd
pa ics, Sunday aiid
I Monday.
The Sewerage Question.
It Las been remarked that the
interest on this question has not
been aroused to the height it mer
its. It is really a very momen
tous one. More important with
r . ..
every increase of population; ana
being connected directly with the
subject of health, having a vital
connection with future growth
Asheville derived its original im
portance from its character as a
health resort; and though it has
added business and manufactur
ing interests, it cannot afford to
abandon the original foundation
of its fame and popularity.
We have seen with what alac
rity and delight rival health re
sorts, and rival communities have
seized upon the occasions of sick-ness-ifere
of anyv kind, or even of
false and interested suggestions
of sickness, to exaggerate, and to
use such occasions to deter visi
tors from coming here.
To silence these detractors and
exaggerators, it -is necessary to I
remove all occasions for calumni-
nous rumor or statement. We
must present a town, not only
clean superficially, but with those
subterranean essentials of clean
iness, a thorough and compre
hensive system of sewerage.
Such will cost some money.
That is anticipated; and is ex
pected to be provided for by the
popular authority given to the
corporation to issue bonds to the
extent of $60,000 to construct the
necessary works
Is this a large sum for a popu
lation, now of 8,000, to reach 20,
000 when such security for health
is provided? It is one of the
best established facts in corpo
rate Jhistory, that the wealth of
communities increase in propor
tion to the sums judiciously ex
pended on local improvements,
such as add to comfort, to con
venience, to facilities of locomo
tion, and to health. TVhat would
have been madness to have sug
gested ten years ago as the power
and wisdom of Asheville to do, is
now not only an obligation and a
necessity, but also of easy ac
complishment. Additional debt incurred as the
previousdebts of the city havebeen
created, can have no terrors to a
people whose numbers and whose
wealth are steadily increasing un
der the influence of those works,
for whose construction the debt
was incurred. What has been
done is not of greater moment
than that which it is now pro
posed to do. In one respect the
sewerage system is the inevitable
corollary of the water supply.
Introduce and increase that, and
some way must be provided for
its escape. We would not do
without the first; we cannot do
without the second. And for it
the city and the people can well
afford to increase their debt.
When the National debt system
was introduced into England in
1692, it began with the modest re
quest of a loan of one million
pounds sterling, to be advanced
by money lemlers at ten per cent,
per annum. Fifty years after
wards the debt had increased to
140,000,000, and alarmed politi
cal economists who thought that
the burden was too heavy to be
removed, and that the govern
ment should pause, and pay what
it owed before it borrowed more.
But in these fifty years the popu
lation of England had nearly
doubled, commerce had vastly
more than doubled, wealth, luxu
ry, and general competency and
prosperity had kept pace with
progress in everything else: and
the interest on one hundred and
forty millions, not however at the
original high rate of ten per cent.,
was paid with the same ease and
punctuality as attended the loan
of the first million.
In 1792, just one hundred years
after the creation of the National
debt, the French revolution and
the w;arsconsequent thereon, end
ing in, 1815, ran up the debt of
eight hundred million pounds, a
sum so enormous that its liquida
tion is scarcely thought of. Yet
so satisfied are investors and so
sure of their interest being punc
tually paid that the sum would be
readily doubled through the read
iness of the people to lend and the
ability of the government to meet
its interest obligations.
So it will be with any reasona
ble increase of debt in Asheville.
With such enlargement, new fa
cilities of sustaining it are created;
and when the bonds become due
holders of the obligations will
shed tears when they hand them
in for liquidation, as the Dutch
man did who received back his
bonds when the time for the exist
ence of the first million pounds of
the British National debt had ex
pired. He did not know where
else to invest his money so safely
or so profitably.
Syrup rFlSis
I Naturea own true laxative. It ia the most
eanil-7 taken, and the mont effective lemedy
k Ai to Clean ne th Systein when Bilious or
C itive'; to dispel Headaches, Colds, ai.d
FeverBi to rnre Haiiituaht'onstipation, luetic
tion, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by the
California-fig Symp Company, Ban Franaiboo,
iv1- For sale by H. H. Lyons.
A large lot of nice bath, slate and car
riage Sponges, Chamt'sS in of all size,
usi reoeivea at uakuichaki
mch lldly , Drug Store.
Why do Brevard & Blanton sell such
nice Clothing cheaper than anvbodv
else? Because they buy and aell for
A Goon Bexkfit foi: tiif. Mission
Hospital.
The Amateur Mitstrcl perform
ance at Battery Park Saturday night
was a most successful affair altogeth
er. The performances wero not onlv
1 excellent, hut the recemts for the ifos-
pital re:lch the mton-ihK- sun,
of about or a little over $200.00.
Th Bostojt Stars.
Will give their second aud last
performance at Opera Hall to-night.
The programme will embrace Emer
son's Master piece, "Southern Cross.''
Mrs. Emersou iu "Miguon," and
Nella Brown and th entire coiupanv
in "Aux Italians,' besides other se
lectioisof no less note. All who at
tended the entertainment last evening
will bear us out in saying that this is
the best .combination that hns visited
Ashevil-.icthis season.
in--.. ii.': .n-vHE ftriL.WAi :
Complaint is made by several mer
chants of crowds congregating and
remaining on the sidewalks in front
Of their doors, thus interferiu'r with
customers. It is very uncles-
ant, especially to ladies to ,avo.
to push their way through cro wd of
men t enter a store, and they will
not do it. If men are so tho'tif.ht
less concerning this matter the police
ought to require them to -in ve on."
The highway is far the public, but
not for one more than another, or for
obstuction. We hope this sugges
tion will be acted upon bv all "con
cerned. Advertisers, Notice.
Advertisements oreha
es for .Sun.
wIiizkn should hi?
v"n-PL' or erh Sa
landed oa F;
iiifUy iiii.-ihi:
insure insertion."
f either sex. however induce.!. i,rnn,.,i.
ly, thoroughly atu pji-maiienti' ctir. i i
"end 10 cents in stamps for lar-e iptiyt .
ed treatise. World's Dispertsiry V,, .
cal Association, fill;; Main .-tr.."..t it r.
falo, N. V. uA-wis-.-'
For late N"ove!s. Ir.ilv N'-.i-th-rr. an. I
Southern papers, Magazines atid Fasii!
Bazars; also the latest Byes ofwri.i;,'
'aper atut enveopus, visiting cards,
stereoscopic and other views of Ashc
ille and Western North Carolii.a .m.l
nythiiisr else to !,- f.iu.id in ''ot otaii i.
ry line. ot Carson's Stationer-.- a -!
'"s Sum'. - d"rs Xorth ot il:' . ,.t
Office.
io Men fiat li t-r Fix 1"B h ii U ;;
It is as reasonable to ext vet tirSjVoi:j
Uistles as to look far guod re: ants' when
ioor seeds are planted. If you plant an
corn you cannot gather apreoia,. t.rd
l you sow poor and old seeds votnan
lot have laige and solid cabba-V. heads,
lor rounil and re'ilnr toma'
jerfect and juicy etiiHoioituu;
uoral of ill's ia," Be .-t::v von
nor
'ihe
-edij to avoid disappointment L:oi
Ireth's seeds are regarded the i st ad
ver the United Mates, ar-J von ran j.et
he best crop at Pelliain's Pre.' ,S!,.re
d&wtf
.o We tftlg-onrCirave nill-tnir TepiSi?
Some say we tlo; others auain act a- if
hev thought so. Hoivever.'tliis n,.iv ,..
it is a truth that many people contribute
to their early decline by marked imo.i.d
ences. One of these is clear! v shuivn in
lay by hundreds who disregard the hi as
t health and expose themselves r die
igors of winter without an- regard to its
onsequences. What re thee, voti a k?
i'lie death roll will tell you. ihe.u.swer
s Pneuaionia, Bronchitis, i roup, Whoop
ng C'ouli, Coltls and Asth'ua, ami 'ne
everer pnlnionary troubles us'ua y cm
e traced t thess exposures, i'hi -siioi.ld
e avoided, and can ha somewhat, by tim
imelv use of Felham's Pectoral Syrup,
U 25 cents a bottle. Tliis Syrup is eu
lorsed bv evervhooy tlirouiiioi-t dew
berry and surrounding counties, and in
Nortn Carolina. 2 cents for Pel ha-is'
Pectoral Syrup. doiw' t
Smoke "tiauie Cock,'' best oc tiar in
sheviile, at
mardlw Cook & LaBakbs's.
The (irand Republic Cigars. i lie
mid at the Pioneer Saloon, is a a.ie c-i
'iu liii est long Havana Idler and .suei".
ra wrapper, and sold under a bona fide
'"tee.oaiin.it. he surpassed in rbis
market. t
iry soaiecf Cotik & L.iHaHie's p. .re
mine made candies. I'beir caram .-,s,
airy, chocolate ami cre:o:i o- oanu.s are
(elicious t';',;
'-: EW ADVKRTIm-.M t ..
SUMMER TERM
trKii1!( A.-ril IC, Ends Jc.ue 23, 1SSS
New clashes and private in ::ucii..:i ..i Vuiee
-.a. o, Violin, nd ail Orea -om in tttimi k,
.iiuo anil u.gaa uniiiii:, Oi.it.i.-v. i-aig -h
Jranclie', Fretieh. Oertcaa aid In ai : i-
e, Urn mg, Piiirjliia;, ModeliUK aa.l h.r id-
tire lUllt iu, jfo to !J i per teru. i.ecun , s or,
lu ie Art Literature, etc , bytniinem suee alls s
nil (ieneiitl i oses. Ko -tials. e.p., ttv to a-i
tudeta. Hapl aiid r..oui in the New iittinf
-im ti) S7 50 tier wwk. Ni. IW i.-nr i,.,.
Addreas
- KXlltAM) CliXNERrATIIEY.
K. TOUKJlih.. Dir., Fraiitiin Sn.. .-loa.
mch i: Jiiv.mo
WIIOET-IIAI.
Short Hand thttroucluv laiiht bvjnr iinnrawti
ncLhod ou Vuiion si System in Jrj;u four o livn
oioultis by corrop nduuu . Assist ii.co ri:d. rd
i ueuis in goiMiig good iiom.n-u- hutves
tuirai.teed. Don't g to th t-h tt.d i iil ut
;rc t txpftise whea we vim teach i:S weli by
uaii at no: mai cost. Our iniruoriou is j;i.-t ns
aiiHlactorj as all exercises aud u.i.- utr- arc
:urnctc i aud reiurned. aa- iiew uisiruciou
ivcu, thereb.v ma bine it j!it as ihorouch a- ier-
-oaai isn ruction e wili guarnte ui carry a
LU'lut to 76 wordsm U'i-T Illonth.l i.-tnic-ion
re care ullj loiiuwed. Ail of our .stinK-nt Hie
tittt'eJtn posiuon imiutv.nwiy uv n j.r uiuation.
"uiiioo, time un'-mt-ed 10 Wi, ?i vavnb!. in ml
vance and 5 up m eoua)le;ioa of Cuur ;v Text-
ho iks ana coiiu?ett outtit. pon iani ta. Wut
as if you u i.h further imormntion.
book kefixu.
Both Shislo and lon.iie -.itrv. io-ms of Met
ca itile, Mbiitn'aeturiUi.r,lti-iiraiice,irautitig, eut.,
lotttmer who a i nirins 01 eommentliil eaper
CalealatioDs, ete.. tutiyiit praetiiaily by. n meth
.od of correspondence Se..s are wo'iked and seut
lor correeitou. n e wia guarantee to teacti prac
tical book-keeoins; in lrom ttiree to live months
if lnstiuetions are liillinved or will refund Itiiilop.
Tuition, time n limit d $ 0 00; to 00 payanlein
advance andtfTiftO upon eoiai lettou ol coarse.
Books, Blanks, etc., complete by mail Sr 0(1. Ad
dress, SOU1KCKN HOKT-HAND BUREAU
mch 10 dura js Chittauooa. T. nn.
M
CINTIRE A- BROS.
Wish to bay a good, sound, six-rear old draft
horse. mch 9 dlw
Mevillii Mlsuliiiii
COBSER OF
AeMdeintrvc. and Heard Avcat
Papils admtUel at any tin (or r-ftua-
irregu tr aire. For terms, &c.,ai pit to.
jaa tl der
- a. r. vuii
f
. mch 11 dly
Drug titer;
cash. ; drf