North Carolina Newspapers

t ' J - J J i D.Ay.EURMAN,":. PROPRIETOR Citizen JOB Office, 13 PATTON AVE, Our facflitiesare second to hone LEGAL BLANKS I LETTER HEADS, ,; ' ' - BILL HEADS, & r he .1' 3.V4 Fnrman, Stori'o . Cameron, SUBSOH DAILY, One Yeai. . $6.00 sfx-tIonth.' . . .3.00 WEEKLY, One Yev, . .1.50 ' -T ' Six Months,.'. . .75 n. neva E1Z 4- V , i I VOli IV-NO 141. ASHEVILLE , N. C. SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER tf a 1888. i PRICE 5 CENTS Acvert!a!ng Rates Low. DAILY EDITHS As lie ?.- 1 n V a . The Difference ; Betwe nnti ? Or a bulb going np Chestnut street eating Walnuts? , i . - . . .-, . . Answer : Oh Shucks ! t - - " Or about the same difference yon will find u yon invetrtit-ate the ration statements of oar eompauicu, eaoit andsevery . one of whom claim to be underselling all the others and the combined statemruts of all . . . I . ; Don't Amount to Shucks, , , - - - when yon compare them with ' the actual values, trne worth and real merit of . ' - COOPE R'S BARGAINS. What we aay and what they gay may sound very similar, same as this does for instance : Otto B. Bchott; Ought to be shot, ' ' let there la a Tact difference between the meaning and the sound. Bemember '-. - COOPER'S ' Iitrgiulo 4 a nwotd bargtauThej exSiiQ is gooui. v- v-v i'i-: il-.i COOPER'S -Prices are not only low to the eye, hut also to tl.e Judgireot. Call for proofs at corner Court Square and Main street. A. D. COOPER, Grocer and Provision Dealer, ang 23 dwl2mos '.(IMPOUND OXYGEN Drs.HAE6AN&GATGHELL ASHEVILLE, N. Cs Com pound Oxygen Inhaled, in connection wlta Mdlcaled Balaaia Vapor, enres Oonanmp. lion, Asthma, Bronchitis, VaMtl Catarrh, Sore rkroat. Loss of Voice, Diseases of the LtTer and Kidneys, Bladder, and all diseases depending on BDareorimDOTerlahed blood. Jt .snres Eheomatlsm when c Terr thing elw ASHsrvuxa, N. C. Jannaxy 1888. In Justice to all similarly afflicted with our. selves as well as to Iwa. Hargan A Gate hell, I voluntarily make the following statement: My wile has sollered for several years with severe lung tronhle continuing to grow worse ontll last Novembet when ih wag unable to sit op, bat a part of each day. No appetite, night sweats, severe cough and loss f flesh The best physicians of Ponltney, Ver mont, advised an Immediate departs re South. We reached Asheville November 17th, and com saenoed taking treatment of Drs. Hargan and Watchell, Inhaling Compound Oxygen and Bal ll Vapor. Mt wife has Improved rapidly Irom Ins first. Her appetite is good, sleeps well, coughs but little, raises leas, night sweats ceased; so paia anywhere, takes long walks and climbs the meontalns with little fatigue and has gained s ls. in weight. We feel certain another month's trtatment will affect a permanent cure. As for snyaeM I am delighted to state that I Improved aapldly from the first treatment and am nearly I have aaflfered for 88 years almost beyo 4 endurance witsv the wont form ot illes. I had abandoned all bope of relief. The Drs. treatment has been gent.e and almost painless still has effected a cure for me. Yours respectfully, A. J. Shits. ' Jf r. and U rs. Smith are living In town and can arifV aad add to the above. HOME TREATMENT, We manufacture the Compound Oxygen, and ship 1 1 1 all parts of the country, even to the PaclA 1 Coast- We send apparatus and chemical last two months for 11. This is as valuable astha Sloe treatment. roe wonderful curative results obtained with auir jatment is aetonialiing even to us. It 13 wuA to Uam more of this treatment, and our Ma.i in the cureqf Chronic Ditesua, write or call mr : 'utralei took mcvtainmg treatment. . DRS. EABGULK GATCH1LL, ' Main Street, . : ' - Aaheiilla, S. C. JaceS-dawU One Price Store. 'LA largv and very attractive Une ot lien's, Boys' and Children's Suits rang ing from low priced sjoods to something Tery fine. t s Measures taken for A. Raymond & Co., Hew York Tailors, and fit guaranteed. Samples now ready for inspection, , . , jLU- Wool Dress Goods of the popula fabrics in ereat vaaietv. also Satines.Per , Dress txinnSams, a iwns, xTinW,&c. . tJress Silks in the new Weaves, Bha- umes, Satins, v el vets and riusnet . : . Carpets, Art Squares, Smyrna Butrs' Oil-Cloth Toths, MattinssB, Curtain Goods in great variety. Damask sTowels, Napkins Coven 5ts; tsianxets, etc. -- - - Ziesler Bros.', Merriam . & Tyler's Morgan Bros.' and Stokley'a Shoes for ladies, misses ana children. BsnMer's end Ziegler!a Tine- Shoes fo ' I'acVarJ i GrOTirr's celebrated "S20' l 9" hoes ir men 'and a aiml- Uayvatirfitrlioya. ... . ,uit. . lM-rty Hats, PiU Mats, Soft Hats, and " , 'Urauier 'lata. , .. : ' Wool and Gauze Underwear, Hosiery, slid Fabric Gloves. Collars and Cuffs. &acaings, Scarfr, Ties, Ribbons Corsets, Buttons, xSraidsana, rancy uooas Ana dinaiiwares genenLay. .-. , "Parasols, Umbrellas, Tans,. Chopping Bags, Club Satchels, t runks, Ac. Mens' Furnishing Goods. ; Cassimeres, Coatings, Tweeds, tucky Jeans, Domesticr, &c. Ken- W : If o. 7 9 Pattoa Avenue. 'auar23dt Chinese Laundnv Jfo. 13 Jfortk Slain mt. . Fn Wo, the axperlenced and skilled Chinese l aundry man, o liars his servloee to the pubiia V. ark well done and guamnteed. Collars done P for two oeuts eaoh.Cuils four cents a pair, sept 14 diw , ' -. . 7 m Tllli A1XT CITIZES . Will bw published evorr Morning (ex cept Monday) at the following rates itrtetly ecu A $6 00 3 00 1 60 60 15 Three One " On Week, Our Carriers will deliver the per eT- rv Morning in every part of e city to our subscribers, and parties wanting it will please call at the UmiH umce. IARGER DA1LV AND WEEKLY CIB CULATION IN . WE8TERN NORTH CARO LINA AND EAST TENNESSEE THAN ANT OTHER PAPER. CONSTANTLY INCREAS ING. ' . - U SM s . Send your Job Work of all kind to the Citizen Office, if you want it done neatly, cheaply and witi Jiepatch. Arrival and Departure of .Passenger .. i : Trains. BalbbtjiY ArrW es 4:81 p. m.- le&res tor Mor rlstown af 4.-4S p. m. . . . TiVKBsasa - Arrives at 1.16 p. m andlsavesat 1:S5 p. m. Aj rives at 8:46 p, m., and Ivaves tor BalMbniy t 9:68 p. m. -' - ! erAmTA-BSTtKff-ArrlTee at 7 p. m.; Jevt lor ftol :"r.nr a 7:10 n. .-- -- - - t..' ' f- Witmttlij Lea Asiieville at iM(.m.', ana arriTes at saw v. m. --- -. FOR THE' STATE SENATE. i : ' . 36th District, . - 6. B. BRTGGS of Yancey, H. S. BLAIR of Caldwell. 41st District, M. C TOMS of Henderson. 42d District, LEWIS J. SMITH, of Jackson. -40th District, . JOHN W. 8TARNES, of Buncombe. Bcncombb Democbatic Ticket : Legislature, M. E. Cakter, J. S. T. Bated. Treasurer, J. H. fjuBmrsY. Register, J. J. Mackby. Sheriff, D. L. Reykolds. Coroner, W. D. Hilliard. Surveyor, A. H. Stabnes. Asheville Healthful. Asheville is cleauer, and healthier now than ever before. No efforts will be spared to keep the city clean and healthy. H. S. Habkinb, Mayor. New Advertisements. Fa.m for Bala E. J. Armstrong. How to Succeed W. C. Savings Bank. , Notice, FlectliC Light Co. Js". G. Margin, Fret. Hores for Sale apply at Mr. Wlnslow's.corner Mel.'lmon Avenue and Chestnut St. - Absolutely Pure. 1 1 la powder never varies. A marvel of purity treneth and wholesomeness. More economical .han the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in sorci ttition wjtn tne multitude of low tew, short ef htaium or phosphate powders. Sold only in an. Royal BAxme Powdsb Co., lOS Wall St., ew fork. tanllMdiwlSm IT'S 1T0 USE. 7 Others try to folio w us but they cant catch np with us. Our pace is too much for them.' We Are Too Past And place our bargains before the public so rapidly that they are astonished and aonder where they all come from. Energy Will Telly We made up our minds to be the leaders in our line and the result is that we lead; There is no mistake about it, OUR PRI6ESTELL the TALE They are always lower than th lowest and Quality Proves It. We make no rash assertions ' but prove everything We state in the newspapers when a customer calls at our store. If yon want sterling goods for sterling cash call and see oar stock of Si2$ EiiFaiciGrocfi pits, The largest ever Korth Carolina, offered . in Western POWELL & SNIDER. sept 18 d6mos - , JFImtpteo m th Ah Denote an impure state of the blood and are looked upon by many with suspicion, acker's Blood Elixir will remove all impurities and leave the complexion smooth and clear. There is nothing that will so thoroughly build up the eonstitution. tmnfv and strengthen the whnln I system-' Bold and guaranteed try aU druggists mm Postoffice inspector J. M. Gadger arrived in the city yesterday. Help the fever Bufferers at Jaci sonville, and help them now. Raise another $400 for the fever sufferers at Jacksonville to-day. Rev. W. H. Osborne will preach at the French Broad Baptist church Sunday night next. Attend the auction sale of tho lot on Roberts streetffor the bene6t of the fever sufferers, to-day. V A new crossing was put down at the entrance to Church street fnfca Patton Avenue, yesterday. . Six cases were tried in the police court yesterday morning, and the defendants were fined $43,50. t Waddell and Sanderlin at Hen dersonville on Tuesday next. Let everybody turn out to hear them; - 'i A big time'is expected at Swan nanost -An5?22wr lb"" Fork to-night'. Everybody 18 invited to be present. Judge Chas. A. Moore, ot' the in-i ferior court, went to Hot Springs yesterday on professional business. .Mr. W. J. Freeman, representing the Ullman, Philpott Co., of Cleve land, Ohio, was in the city ye6ter .day. We are crowded with communi cations, just now all interesting which we will use as rapidly as pos sible. Mr. J. M. Campbell yesterday sold a lot in West Asheville, to a party who will at once begin the improve- xnent of the same. Petitions asking for donations to the fever Buffews at Jacksonville were numerously circulated among our people yesterday. No news from Hendersonville yesterday, which means that the fever scare has abated, and the ref ugees are leaving the place. Don't fail to hear Carter and Ma lone at tho Junction to-night Give Xhe speakers a big turn out, and lis ten to what they nave to say. Donate liberally to the relief of the lever-stricken people of Florida Asheville ought to contribute three thousand dollars at the least Mr. H. C. Mark, of Greenville, S. C, and Marcus Endel, Esq., of Gainesville, r la., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sol. Ed el, of this city. Mr. N. P. L'hedester will make a rattling speech at Arden at 2 o'clock this afternoon. We understand that many of our citizens will go out to hear him. .. . . The Asheville furniture factory now works seventy hands on full time, and the proprietors, Messrs. Avery and Erwin, have just received a Szb.UUU order from cne farm in New York. Hurrah for Asheville. One of the largest and most beau tiful lines of silverware we have ever seen in the city is the new stock now on display at Cosby's jewelry store, on ratton Avenue, lhe prices are cheap, and the designs very beau tiful. Supreme Chief J. D. Barnes, of Philadelphia, will organize "North Carolina" Castle, Knights of the Golden Eagle, in ibis city, on Thursday evening next. Fifty-two charter members have been secured in Asheville. Hon. H. A. Gudger and Mr. J. C. Pritchard addressed the electors of Buncombe at Leicester yesterday. Mr. Gudger demolished Pritchard in the first "innings," and the radi cal candidate for lieutenant-gover nor was considerably crest-fallen. The Franklin Prm says Mr. H. A. Gudger made the ablest speech delivered in Macon during this cam paign in his discussion with Hon J, C.'Pntchard. Mr. Gudger is one of the strongest debaters in the Stale, di either party; and, confronted by Mr. Pritchard, he has the ablest speaker on the republican ticket of this State. Mr. J, S. Cunningham, of Person county, the largest young farmer of North Carolina, ana a son of one of the truest and purest men the State ever produced,' is in the city.". He is largely interested in Asheville city property. Mr. Cunningham is a thorough democrat, and we trust will . find occasion to - address his fellow farmers of thin section dur ing the pending' campaign. ; , ' Hon. H. G. Ewart, republican candidate for Congress argues that factories, such as Graham's Cotton Factory, make more mouths to feed, and thereby increase the home maf ket for farm products. Does Mr. Ewart mean to say that the estabr lishment of factories increases the procreative faculties of the human race? Let Mr. Ewart answer this question, for upon its proper solu- uuu ucijbuui inu.cn wnicn must ai fect the social as well as political economy of this country. i . - At Law's. "J"-' New goods are coming in almost daily and all departments are full. A visit to our store is not time lost. Besides' our lull lines of Staple Goods, Crockery, Glass and Cutlery, one 'department for Sterling Silver -and Jewelry and Art Wares, and the finest line of Japanese Goods in the South at Law's, opposite postoffice. . . - 1 Not if you go throngh the world a dyspeptic Acker's DyBpepsia Tablets are a positive euro for the worst forms of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulency and constipation. Guaranteed and old by all druggists. . New Knitting Wools, " Saxony, fchet land and Midweigtit Yarns, jnet in at d3t ..Wbitlock's. First Presbyterian Church, Rev. Jas. H. Morrison, of Louis ville, Kj.t will preach at this chuifA on Sabbath evening next at 8 o'clock, John Brooks Is one of the most worthy and re liable colored men of the city, well to do, and attentive to his business. He is chiefly engaged in taking pas pengerB to and irom the depo. and has beeu doing it ever since the railroad reached beie. Sometime since he had the misto;tuoe to lc?e one of his houses, and 6ince then lie has been driving a single .carriage. He has just bought a new vehicle, handsome, easy and light running. John is always ready, and we rec ommend his services to the people of the city. , V ; . Speaking; at North, Fork. - ' " The Hon. A. T,.Davidson, of thfa 'elqf, by epecIal-juVitation -of "lack Mouatairf democratic club, wik address : that" body to-night at North Fork. The speaking, we are informed has been, well advertised in the Swannanoa section and a large ciowd is expected. The well known character of the Colonel as a strong speakei plain, sensible. and eloquent will draw him a good audience anywhere. He will be ac companied by Mr. Locke Craig, of this city. . A Moonlight Fox Chase Was indulged in ly several of eur young ladies, and gentlemen last night. The chase was begun at the same place that it was on the night previous, and the fun was immense. The fox was caught, and the party returned to the citv - about eleven o'clock. Mr. J. Y. Jordan had three of his imported beagle hounds in the chase, and they were the ad miration of the party. - - , . Thoje participating in the hunt, were Mess. s. D. W. Furman, H, M. Marx, Thos. A. Jones, John G. France, J. Y. Jordan, Dr. Chas. E. Hilliard, R. L. Graham, and Mioses Lula Webb, Minnie Bearden, Addie Davidson, Fannie and Mamie Hunt, Misses Evans, Katie Brown. and Minnie Reynolds. No Yellow Fever in New Orleans. Rot only New Orleans, but the States adjacent threat were greatly agitated over the action of the Texas authorities establishing a quaran tine agawj that city on account of rumorecsvlow lever therein. The authorities of the city, as appears in the Picayune of the 18th. declare no case of fever has existed there, this season. Unon this assurance the quarantine was raised, but not until great damage" had been done. The rumor" grew until by the time it reached New York there were 1000 cases in New Orleans. Railroads running into Texas refused to receive freightsajad in many ways were the peopletjJLrrassed by the cruelly false rumor. It is a great pity the inconsiderate fools who thus injure the interests of a community cannot be "shut up" in one way or another. Rev. Jas. H. Morrison Is announced to preach at the Presbyterian church on Sunday even ing next. The occasion will be spe cially interesting because the rever end gentleman is a son of Buncombe who hag gone forth to the sacred ministry, and in Louisville, Ky., has risen to a position of large influence. He is a son of the late Rev. W. N. Morrison, and a brother of Theo. S. Morrison, Esq. After nearly ten years of unremitting labor, he has returned to his native heath for a brief season of rest. Meantime two large and flourishing chniches have been built up in Louisville under his ministry and his prsaching attracts, there as elsewhere, by its fervor and spirituality. There is no higher honor for onr community than to own as her sons, men engaged in the work of the christian ministry. City Schools, The examination for admission to the public schools of the city will be continued to-day (Satur day) at Graded School No. 1, Academy st. Hours from 9 to 12 a. m., and from 3 to 5:30 p. m. In addition to the' five grades open last year, tickets will be is sued for ther grades following t Sixth GradVHSpellijig'. wT1ting, x .Business forms), ltnsrlisn gram mer. English literature, arithme tic, (complete) geography, phys- lotosrv. pnysies, arawing-, vocaa music. t , Seventh grades-English gram mar and composition, English literature, writing (business forms) latin (begun), algebra, historv of United States.' sreoera phy, physics, drawing, vocal musio. - Eighth Grade Words, (syno- nvms and derivations ) Hinsiifln literature, latin, erranuner and Caesar, algebra, history, physical geograpny, pnysies, arawiajr, vocai music.' . Emphatically So. There are drug stores and drug stores jUBt as there are people of different habits and temperaments. - remain's drug store claims to uea success because it knows the, people's wants and supplies them. We handle fresh drugs, and compound prescriptions at very close ngnres. Call at Psxhak'b Phabmact, and save moneyi 4 doors above post omce. K , mtim to JMmhTm . Every mother is cautioned against giving her ehild laudanum or paregorio; it creates an un natural craving for stimulants which kills the mind or the child." Acker's. Baby Soother is pedallv prepared to boneat children aod cure h eir pains. It is hornless and contains no plum or Morphine. - Sold by all druggists. ' Boys' and Children' School and Dross Suits, at Whitlock's. . d3t DOING BETTER! FOUR HUNDREDDOLIiAES YESTERDAY! THE -PEOPLE RESPONDED LIB ERALLY TO THE APPEAL, AS . 'I THEY, ALWAYS DO ' ' When Made Fully Acquainted. With the Distress They are Asked to' Relieve. A Good. Day's Work.1 j Done Yesterday Keep it Vp.r&-jl -Asheville humped, herself yestei day, and it affords us much pleas ure to announce the Hberxl dontw tio rnade hy rour citizens for thi al -: in of the ujDTering ;peo! P ,,lorid. We ' ' thought in-iuj uiie tiiat . . pur peo were not so uncharitable as ihey ap peared to be on Thursday, when only thirty dollars' was subscribed by them, but their action' yesterday has removed whatever doubt there might have been in our mind, re garding their lack of true christian charity, in this particular instance. Four hundred dollars in one day is a very respectable sum indeed, and we hope that twice that . amount will be raised to-day. ' There are ten thousand inhabitants in Ashe ville, and if each one olt these wi 1 give only thirty cents, we will send to Jacksonville three thousand dol lars. . This amount represents pre cisely the add that Asheville is able to give, and .should give to tho6ei who by God. visitations, are inJ,b-very throes of death and starvation . Th ere is no good reason why. Asheville' should not help Jacksonville to this extent, and we are free to confess, that in our opin ion, had Asheville beep afflicted as Jacksonville has been and is now, the latter city would not have been negligent in helping to alleviate and eradicate her misfortunes. The peo ple of Asheville should think of this matter; we have no right to feel m re exempt from the direful visitations of Providence than any other city, and who can foresee that Asheville will always be prosperous and free from those circumstances which leave desolation and destruction in their wake? Active amonr the workers in the city yesterday, were Messrs. J. A. Porter, J. A. Conant and - J. Taylor Amiss. These gentlemen, too gether, secured about four hundred dollars, and the contributions sent to Mayor Harkms swelled the amount to . four hundred : and twenty three dollars ($423). This amounts will be sent to Jacksonville at once and other donations will follow as soon as collected. Now, let every citizen, man. woman and child, white or black; donate some thing to the fever fund. If it is only a dime or a quarter, it will do the stricken people ot Florida much good, and we will never miss it Qvoe something. Add your mite to the humane cause, and do it at once. We shall expect Asheville to behave handsomely in this matter, after all, and if it does not do so, we shall be most grievously disap pointed in our estimation or the chanty of our people. lhe fund stands now about as follows: Previously acknowledged, $ 60.00 Yesterday's donations, 423.00 Total, $483.00 THE FIRST CHARITY. . . -) r Aid for the Fever Snjrerers at Jack sonville, Fla. ' We are authorized by Mr. Jas. H. Loughran, proprietor of the "White Man's Bar," of this city, to state that during the- next ten -das - he will donate every cent taken in us receipts from his billiard and pool tables to he yellow fever sufferers at Jack- sonviile, Fla. This is certainly corns mendable , in Mr. Loughrau, and lovers - of billiards and pool can amuse themselves and do an act of genuine charity, at the same time, for the same money. We would like (to jhear others, who are willing-Ux help the fever-stricken peo ple of the "Land of Flo wers." " : -! ,2 Fowle ad Dockery Spoke to a large crowd at Morganten on Thursday, and at Marion on Friday. Judge Fowle, speaking for honest govern ment and white snpremacy, of course, bad the advantage iu ootn towns. The. National ; Convention of thefj : '.v ,W. C T.-T. The fifteenth annual assembly ot this organizatiea will be held in New York city October 19.20, 21, 22 and23. w , The sessions will be held in the Me tropolitan Opera "House, - the second largest 'aaditoriura m the United States Extensive preparations are being made for the convention. .- Delegates will be entertained free of c naive. vuntorswiiiDeminisnedDoara at reduced rates. - Railroad fares will be cut down. -'-,r ! ExperluaeB, You canuot aflord to waste time m experimenting when your lungs are in danger. Consumption always seems, at nrstonly a Cold, vo not permit any dealer to impose-upon you with some che&p imitation of Dr. King's New , Dis covery for Uonsumption uougfis and Colds, but be sure you get the genuine. Be'ise be can make more profit he may tell you he has something just as good or i;t the same. Don't be deceived, but ixisisCnpon getting Dr. JjUng's New dis covery, which is guaranteed to give relief in all Throat, Lung and Chest affections. Trial bouies free at H. 11. Lyons' drug esore. - l,9,t couies ji. TEL LOW FEVER SUFFERERS. Action of the Authorities of Hew dersanvill, and of the Refnfee. . Henderson has Acted Nobly. The following we publish with pleasure: . Office of Boaed of Trade, ) Hehdersqnvili.e, Sept 19, 1888. f u Whereas exaggerated statements have appeared in columns of certain city newspapers extensively circu lated in reference te the consequen- ces attending the introduction into eur town of .refugees from the fever scourged city of Jacksonville, Fla.; ; Wherka.8, Such reports are calcu lated to damage the commercial in terests - of Hendersonville, N. C, and the surrounding country as wit nessed in- the temporary delay in railroad shipments to and- from the Jtown-ftarefera) 4-i ." " ' " 111 . Resolved. By the Board of Trade and Board of Health in Joint meeting assembled that .while we deplore the afflicting circumstances occasioning an invitation of our town authorities communinated through the proper authorities to a limited number of the pent-up citizens of Jacksonville, Fla , te escape for their lives to this mountain town, with the assurance of safety .to themselves and immunity on the part of our citizens from- all evil effect, we beg leave to state . for the information of the public gener ally with the hope of correcting er roneous impressions that on the morn ing of the 13th inst, 269 refugees arrived in our town. Five of them were taken sick on the train en route from Jacksonville and five cases were developed the day of arrival here. Of that number . two have died, and two dismissed as well; four convalesa cent; two progressing favorably. There have been no new eases de veloped since the day of their arri val, now nine days since they left Jacksonville. As to any neglect en the part of ourpedple toward the refugees we simply refer to the .following affida vit made before a notary public for Henderson county North Caro lina. M. C. Tomb, Chairman Board of Trade. L. L. Johnston, Chairman Board of Health ef Hen derson county. . AFFIDAVIT. , - At Hendersonville the train was met by . committee ef its citizens who like committee of Jack sonvfiWrriends had;, provided busses and carriages and as the r people left the train they were - "not dumped" but were immediately sent te this or that house which had been prepared, and in lev than an hour every person could have been in bed, eur sick nave been cared for from a fond raised among the refugees who were passengers on the fever train. Over $150. being subscribed in a few min utes for this purpose--. The . good citizens of Hendersonville volunteered te raise a purse for our sick but their gner offer wsi declined. -SiS!, S. H, Mextoh, A. J. Turner, W. M. Redmok, - J. S. Smith, Js , J. A. Powers, and others of Jacksonville, Flit. . Amusements Ahead. ' Following the appearance of John Thompson, in 'A Huge Joke,' at Opera Ball on Thursday evening1 next, Ashe ville theatre-goers will have an oppor tunity of seeing and hearing Gorton s famous minstrels, on October loth. This company is a very good one, and win much praise from their audiences, wherever they appear. Manager Sawyer has also signed contracts for the appear ance of Hall A. Zane's "Ranch No. 10," on October 25th; Sol smith Russell Comedy Co., on November fith, and Miss Lavinia Shannon, in "The Mystery of Auldey Court" on the evening of Nov ember 27th. Miss Shannon is a very talented young actress-, is a native of New Orleans, and created quite a furore at our State Capitol two winters ago. sue was entertained by Governor and Mrs. Scales, and was absolutely lionized by the peo ple of the "City of Oaks" Manager Sawyer will give our people an unusually fine lot of attractions this season, and his efforts in that direction deserve to be appreciated. . - A Seand Legal 'OpIwia. E. Bainbridge Munday, Fsq , County Attv, . Clay county, i exaa. says : "Have used electric enters with most Lap; results. .-' My brother also was very le happy ow with Malarial Fever and Jaundice, but was cured by timely use of this medicine. Am; satiifie J Electric Bitters saved his life.1 r Mf.: D.- I- WUcoxeon, of H-se Cave, Ky., adds a tike testimony, saying : He positively believes be would have died, had it not been for Electric Bitters. r :Thia great remedy will ward off, as Well as caret ail Malarial .Diseases, and tar all Kidney, Liver and Stomach Dis orders stands unequaled. Price 50c and SI, at H. H. Lyons' drug store. urr ns mujtumi i If ao ws will convince you that Acker's English Bemedy for the lungs is superior to all other p-eparattons, and u a positive ears for all Toroat and Lung troubles, croup, Whooping bough and colds. We guarantee the prepara tion and will give you a sample botUe bee. ' The celebrated Dr. Arrington's tooth brush at 25c each, also a large stock of the very best English and French bristle brushes, can ana examine. W. C Carmichaxl, ' "! . ' T ' " .: Apothecary ; i: ; -.Hew t Baeeeesl. Save your dimes and your dollars will increase. Deposit with the Western Carolina Savings Bank and get interest for v our money. upen every day from 9 A. M. to S P. M. and a Saturdays also from 5 to f l. M i2t -: ... i . y, tbk mssma 4an;, -;; ;;i. ft;- FaMBBielaSl4ks.: '.-; ; ;: - " Cap't S Brock West will call on you. ana snow you ine wonaeriui, inveniion the centennial Letter vopyer, . i m. SB, t Hi. . . 1 Salf rVrM Muttdf Vat habitual cunstinaUon. dvsoeusia. and kindred ills is the famous California liquid S wail as cleansf s the system, it is easily aken, and perfectly narmleas, , t or sale by IL.li. Lyous, ' ! Clay on the tariff. ( , The j.Nashville s Demociat , of a recent, date contains an extiact from a letter of Henry Clay, written in September, 1843. It was ad dressed to S. F. Bronson, of Geor gia, and gives, in brief, Mr. Clay's views on the tariff. The extract is as fullcvs; '"The aum and substance of what 1 conceive to be the true policy of th United States, in respect to a uruT, may be nnefly stated. In con foimity svitb the principle announc ed in lh compromise act, I think that whatever revenue is necessary to en irconomical and honest ad ministration of the general govern ment ought to be derived from the duties imposed on foreign imports, and discrimination ought to te fnade "as will incidentally ! afford rea8onablrrotectlruv.lfoMr aatvon al interests. I think there is no danger of a high tariff being ever established; that of 1S2S was em inently deserving that denomina tion. I was not in Congress when it passed and did not vote for it; but with its history, and with the circumstances which gave birth to it, I am well acquainted. They were highly discreditable to Ameri can legislation, and I hope, for its honor, will never be again repeated. After my return to Congress in tSi, my efforts were, directed to the modification and reduction of the rates of duty contained the act in the act of 1828. The act ot 1S32 greatly reduced and modified them; and the act of 1833, commonly, called the compromise act, still fur ther reduced and modified , them. The act which passed at the extra session of 1841, which I supported was confined to the free articles.' I bad resigned my seat in the Senate when the act ot 1842 was , passed. Generally the duties ' which it im poses are lower than those in the act of 1832. And without intend ing to express any opinion upon every item of this last tariff, I would say that I think the provisions, in the main, are wise and proper. If there be any excesses ore defects in it (ot which I have not the means here of judging), they ought to be corrected. - My opinion, that there is no danger hereafer of a high tariff, is found on the gratia fying fact that our manufactures have now taken a deep root. In their infancy they needed a greater J measure ot protection; but as they grew and advanced they acquired less protection. Even now -some branches ot them are able to main tain in distant . markets successful competition with! rivaPQ foreign manufactures. Tsrs Best Sai-vxT oT'the world for cuts Brnjaes, Boras, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Bores, Tetter, chapped Bands, chilblains corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 oenU per box. For sale bv H. H. Lyons,- dAwly More new Fall Millinery at d3t Whitlock's. New Fall Hats, Dunlap's and other makes, at Whitlock's. . , , d3t Lindsey's Views of North Carolina are the finest we have ever seen. Over 1,000 ot them on exhibition at his studio, opposite the post office. Go and see them and get his new catalogue, dim 1 ' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS F K SALE. Two 1 ones and rorrv; Auulv st Mr. Wlnslow's. comer af Merxlsaon Avenue and Chestnut street. sept 21 Qlw F OB BALE. On account of continued ill health. I will sell say fana, swo-mlles Fsstof AsaavtUejeontalains one hnndr ed anitelghty acres, with dairy, a toe c . farming- voom, -vouifmm, n a. -feaaonaoie prloe, and on assy terms. septzzaiw - . , j.'&BouiKunu. OST, 8T&AYED OR STOLEN, 'rom or lot 01 Chartott: street on Wednesday Sept. 19. a Milch Cew, medium size, very fat, yellow sides, white face, white back legs and tall. 1 wursaiiaoiyrewaiaany onewno wuiiunusa information that leads to her recovery. sept si ati . T. w. PATTOX. S' T RAYED OR STOLEN. A red Bow witS horns sawed off at tha tons. Any lnformaUan about her will be received. Apply at this oSce. . aeptlS dgt w ANTED, .1 utumw twuuifiuw vu ivsu vuvc Bvcrjutivy vortk $4000. fluildire now insured for 3000. ftptudtr v, .. ... -ptOK SENT. . The store room on Booth af sin street, " formerlv occupied by Boutaern Express Company; also nine nving rooms m asgie ouiimng. Apply to eptlJdlw 68 . Main st. w ANTED. . A nan's loan thoroughly nested In lacf soDacca.-io'.res woaisoa m aaneviue or adjacent market Caa likaly control one or two onleie ana wuimrniss mm reierences. Acaress septld3t ' DanvlUe, Va. AE:EHOTinBKOW..K,,r... ... ,r All persons who have failed to list their txes for 18ai, wiU tale notice thU bf Older ef the Board and in porsoaac of law, a double tax has been cnargea againamein. woe sail una tax, aowevar, wiu oe reminen, in case prompt pay: ment Is made - - . Take notice and rovern yourself aceordlngly, " , . Bespectfolly. - I ...... i K. A. EEYN0LD8, . . sentl9dlw' ' - "" CIit Tax Collector. H0TICE1 Stockholder of tthevltie met ' i iric: Light dompahy. ,' A suetlar of your eompany la appelate! for TAtr4TW the '4t Daff of atle'Cack P.BCatths Bshk of AahSviUe, for tne trssasrtioa or soca ousineas, as may at presented tor yourconsioeraoon. aspt a d4 , . J- O. MABTI , President. Military A a1Ja1 Oracle Classical Hnlliematleal , ' AND,- '-. SJKil.Ua rTDOOI.-rl'.SlllfD.ii t .VSfmf . Tne ltth -.nnual 8eilon, conii.d of two oi aeeks cacn, oommeoccs SEPT. 5th, -J8VATJ ENDS JFKE SIHB, l8f lor lnfermatJon regards terms, 4o. apply to ' - mM - KaflAaua rnucipai, COME AND GLT THE CORRECT TIME. Ap'JQ "'A BURT DENISON, IS Patton Avenue. DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Solid and Plated Silverware, Etc., :ji GOLD PENS, GOLD AND SILVER-HEADED . ' r i , CAS S3. UMBRELLAS, AC. . - A Full Line of Spectacles and" Eye-Glag - (Telescopes and Opera Glasses, Fine ... j Scissors, Bazors and Pen Knives.: PEPATETNGr and ENGRAVIK'Gs . Fino (Watch: ; repairing and engraving . .. A SPECIALTY, KEY WIND WATCHES ; changed to item at short notice. Bring in your hard jobs and have them fixe ' RIGHT AND WARRANTED- - ... ' v SOTJB MOTTO Vj" Eeliable Goods AND - ( Reliable Prices IS Patton Jtvenne. aug 7 dly T. C. SMITH & GO. Wholesale and Retail i JOHNSTON CORNER, Asheville,1 N. CV T C. SMITH A CO, . Are prepared to supply Physic- ' ians of Western North Carolina' with Medicines at lowest possible s prices.. ''..'. : : " MRT.fKZaRI)" KOfl A 1FATr.n ' Isono ofthe specialties drawn , from the. beautiful Soda Fountain of T. C. Smith & Co., on "John-- ston Corner,". Asheville, N. C- Our Drug Store is easy ot access, centrally located, and attractive. Come to see us and ' we promise best attention. - ' ' , ; : T. c. smrn aco., ; . -z - Drnglsts. FAB9IEK8 anaMECxIAaiCS, Merchants. Pleasure Seekers O. LAVA LT'VtT S-rVVA. T a UA V. IUT1LCU S-j iilT W the New Drug Store a call Kock-s bottom prices every time at N t. c." snrrix & co's. ' " i , A Graduate of Pharmacy will , prepare all : medicines at T. ,C. Smith & Go's New Drug Store. ' Every thing wo ' hare in'-; our Drug Store is new and fresh, not any old goods on hand at T. C. -Smith &Co.'s, Johnston Corner '- Asheville is keeping pace with' the " times T. C. Smith & Co. f have v established the ' .' prettiest : Drug Store in the South. 's We :giv -. 30 . days . credit to rvmmnt f nnvinc Afp.rr.hsi.rifa. ufiA Druo-sdsts all ovof Western North Curnhrift sond references . With ' first brder ta .T, C. Smith & Co ; ' The manager of our Wholesale Department " is"' experienced 7 in preparing goods for tho Trade' ' nothing will be lacking in attention ? ' to the wants of Merchants at . 1 ' r; T.-cs'JiiTii '-co-s j v'-': ; - "r"; Prng 'Siorex ; ' : Prescriptions ' filled promptly 1 with neatness, and with scrupuloca eare by T. C. Smith & Co, . n r- . V V