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DAILY EDITIOfl. u JNO. D. CAMERON, - Editor and Proprietor. SUBSOP . DAILY, One Yeai. ' . $6-00 " Six Months, , . 3.00 WEEKLY, On Year, . 1-50 Six Months, ' .' . . .75 Advertising Rates Low. .... D. W. FURMAN, A.-..'. she PROPRIETOR Citizen JOB Office, 13 PATTON AVE. - . Our facilities are second to nona VOL IV.-NO 150. r,. ASHEVILLE , N. C . WEDNESDAY lIORNING, OCTOBER 3 1888. LEGAL BLANKS, PRICE 5 CENTS LETTER HEADS,- :i BILL HEADS, & y i At 1 H valle Citi'Zen. WHAT'S The Difference Between A man going down Walnut r eating Chant- mb ? ' Or a man going op Chestnut street eating Walnuts? ' Answer: Oh Shucks! Or about the same difference you will find if yon investigate the various statements of our """"petttors, eaoh and every . oa of whom i.m, to b under gellins all tits others and the "0'"i tnnU of all - .. "'JCaOfiaf Shucks, when yon eomp&re them, with the actual value, true worth and real merit of COOPER'S BARGAINS. . - - t' What we say and what they say may sound very similar, same m this doe for inaUnoe : Otto B, Schott; Ought to be thot, xJt Uidr is "' j:-i:r;i-.:n- trot-Jj. aeaning and the eound, Remember COOPER'S, Bargain are not word bargains; they exist in his goods. i ' COOPER'S Prioes are not only low to the eye, but alao to the judgment. Call for proofs at corner Court Square and Main street. A. D. COOPER, Grocer and Provk-ion Dealer, ang 22 dA wl2moa COMPOUND OXYGEN Jrt .. 1. ' r? rf , ..-7 V:,;-; Ors. HABGM & UATGHELL Corner. Church Street and Patton Avenue. ASHEVILLE, N. C Compound Oxvgen Inhaled, in connection wild medicated Balsam Vapor, cure Consump tion, Asthma, Bronchitis, wil Catarrh, Sore r Itinera. Bladder, and all dlaeaaea deDendinar on 1 aroat. ixas or voice. uiseaaes oi toe L,uei ana Bwre or impoTenanea niooa. It"6UT Bbeumatism when everything elae In Jiutlce to -all almflarly afll!iiite on (eWeaasweH as to Dr. narcaa A I Tuinnuuuy mace uie luuowiiia haicumii : - My wife na anffered for several yeara with evere long trouble, continuing to grow worse a alii last Novembei when she was unable to alt ap, bat a part of each day. No appetite, night sweats, severe cough and loss f flesh The best physicians of Poultney, Ver mont, advised an immediate departure Sonth. W reached Aaheville November 17th, and com menced taking treatment of Dra. Hargan and Uatehell, inhaling Compound Oxygen and Bal aam Vapor. Mt wife haa Improved rapidly lrom tb first. Her appetite is good, sleeps well, coughs bnt little, raises less, night sweats ceased; ao pain anywhere, take long walks and climbs the mountains with little fatfrue and has gained t. In weight. We feel certain another month's treatment will affect a permanent cure. A for myself I am delighted to state that I improved rapidly from the tint treatment and am nearly well. I have anffered for 88 years almost beyo d rndurance with the worst form of kHlea. 1 od abandoned all hope of relief. The Dra. rettmeot haa been geat.e and almost painless till has effected a eure for me. ' Tours respectfully, A. J. Smith. and Mr. Smith are living In town and can vwifv and add to the above. HOME TREATMENT, w manufacture the Compound Oxygen, and tf p 1 tt all parts of the country, even to the Pa:ln Coast. We send apparatus and chemicals aiau two months tor lis. This is as valuable wthe office treatment. The wonderful curative results obtained with sis treatment is astonishing even to us. .'4 ve with to learn more oi Ihit treatment, and our (a the cureqf Chronic Diteata, write or aU unrated book explaining treatment free. DBS. HAV9AN GATCHXIX, Vain Street, Aaheville, N. C. sa-dawU One Price Store. VA large and very attractive line of Men', Boys' an i Children's Suits rang ing from low priced goods to something very fine, . . nMeaaurea taken for A. Raymond & Co., lew York Tailors, and a fit guaranteed. Banplea now ready for inspection. all-Wool Drees Good of the popola aabrict in great vaaiety, aluo Sati nea , Per ale, Dress GlnRbams, Prints.&c. Drees Silks in the new weaves,' Rha lames, Satins, Velvets and Pltushes. 'Carpets, Aft Squares, Smyrna Rues' Oil-Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Goods in treat variety. Damasks, Towels, Napkins . Jovrsrl ta, Blankets, &&. . ' , , . Ziegler Bros.', Merriam & Tyler's -4 organ broe.' and Stoklev's Shoes for adies, misses and children. i 6anirtera an3 Zieglcr's Fine Shoes fo PacVani A G rover's celebrated ''f2.50' tad U2.V" Bhi os fr nen and a eimi :r grade for boys. . ' , ', f r Derby Hats, fliU Hats,' Soft Hats, and Steamer Hats. ' Wool and Gam Underwoar, Hosiery, Cld Fabric Glov,s. Collars and Cuffs, Eachings, Scarfr, Ties, Ribbons Corsets, Buttons, Braids, and Fancy Goods . and . Smallwares generally. '" Parasols, Umbrollas, Fans, Chopping Sags, Club Satchels, Trunks, Ac. - Mens Furnishing Goods Caeeimeres, Coatings, Tyreods, Ken tacky Jeans, Dotnesticr, c. E- Eodvood Cs Co., Nos. 7 A 9 Patton Avenue. - ,mar23dtf ... - . . Chinese lia-andr-, - TV. 13 North Main mt. ITnp Wo, the experienced and skilled Ch'nere Laundry 4i.n, vOrm bis services to the public Work wvll dene and fiuiranteed. Collars doua i lor two etuis eacb.Cuiis four cent? pair. . feltttd.' 1 I r THE 1A1XT CITIZEIT Will be pabliflned vrv Mornisg (ex- . - - v .i : ,u cept oionuay; at tue lunuwum strtctlyeath: One Year, . . , Six Months, . . Three "... One " . . OnaWeek 00 3 00 I 60 60 IS Onr Carriers will deliver the paper ev ery Morning in every part of the city to our subscribers, and parties wanting it will please call at the Citizes Office. LARGER DAILY AND WEEKLY CIB CTJLATION IS" WESTERN NORTII CARO LINA AND EAST TSNNES3EBCHANrANY OTHER PAPER. CONSTANTLY INCHEAS; TNG. ' ' 7 Scud yottr Job Work of all kinds to the Citizen Office, if you want ii done neatly, cheaply and vntk dispatch, : Arrival and Departure of Passenger Trains. & ttAURBtrar Arrive 4:81 p. m. m.: Jeave p. r.v and leave tor If or r."on ' w v. tft, TnraKseSB- Anives at 1.16 n. leaves t 1:S p m. Airives at 9:46 p. i., and leaves lot. bPARTABBDEa Arrivesat 7 p.' o.; leave for Salisbury at 7:10 p. m. WavNKsvnx Leaves Asheville at 8:M a. nu, and arrives at & 9. m. FOR THE STATE SENATE. 36t& District, " S. B. BRIGGS of Yancey,' H. S. BLAIR of Cald welW 41st District, M. C. TOMS of Henderson.; 42d District, LEWIS J. SMITH, of JackBon. 40th District, JOHN W. STARNES, of Buncombe. Bukcombk Democratic Ticket : -Legislature, M. E. Caster, J. S. T. Baibo. Treasurer, Register, Sheriff, Coroner, Surveyor, J. H. Courtney. J. J. Mackky. D. L Reynolds. W. D. Hilliard. A. H. St abm Eg. Afiheville Healthful. Asheville is cleaner, and healthier now than ever before. No efforts will be spared to keep the city clean and healthy. H. S. Habkins, Mayor. 'New Adve-nisementa. Cow Strayed H. C Hnnt. Difsolution Jones and Portner. Merchant Tailor J. W. Schartle. Trustee's Sale A. T. Summey, Trustee. Overalls at Little 10, Patton Avenue. Attorneys at Law Moore and Merrick. New Goods Jnat Received H. Redwood A Co! Absolutely Pure. Xh Is powder never vanes. A marvel of purity trength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in Mtnnetition with the multitude of low test, short o!ht alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in ant.. Royal Bakimq Powou Co., 106 Wall 8t K. w ifork. vilanl44wism POWELL & SNIDER'S LIGHT HOUSE BREAKERS AHEAD. r But Powell & Snider's low prices and sterling '? eVsa will lead yon Bafely past them to a S'-'re full of staple and fancy groceries. The largest ever offered in Western North Carolina. Steer clear of competitors' questionable induce ments and sail right Into Powell 29; Snider's Public Square, sept 16 ddmos AsheTille. Umekltn'Mrmltm Bmltm Tax Best Salve I in the world for "out Bruises, Bores, Ulcers, Salt Bheum, fever Bores, Tetter, chapped Hands, chilblain oorns, aud all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay reqntreJi It i guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. I 'nee 25 cents for box. For sale by EL. IL Lyons. - d&wly s44gwtwr5-' LOW PRICES LEAD THE 2 WAY. pK r rVl "" " Bear Campbell to-morrow night. The coal market is at present on a boom.- Dont forget to register the books are -now open. Attend to the matter at once. The german at Battery Park last night was a brilliant affair, and largely attended. The regular practice meeting of the Asheville cornet Band, was held at the court house last night. Don't miss hearing Mr. Camp bell's speech at the court house, to morrow evening. . Ladies especially invited. " "The schools for colored children, in this city, will commence on Mon day ueit, so we are informed by the authorities'. " . . , TTn-.W. HkTZ-;t0frfn jgill nddrAfH the.voter8 uf Buncombe, at Gra!nt ville. on Wednesday; the 10th inet. Torn out to bear him. m' Oar republican friends do cot like the idea that "Buck" Kitchen is to speak in Western" North Caro lina. We did not suppose that they would. Now, that Hon. Wm. H. Kitchen is to address the voters of Western North Carolina, Col. Lusks interro gation regarding Bill Trull, is again in order. Only one case was tried in the police court yesterday morning. The defendant was found guilty of being "drunk and down," and was fined $3,50. Capt. C.C. McCarty left on the noon train yesterday, for an extend ed business trip through the New England States. He will be absent about two weeks. Mr. Chedester spoke to a large as semoly at Beaverdam last night, upon the political issues of the day. As usual, he made a strong speech, and pleased all who heard him. Mayor E. T. Greenlee, of Marion, is in the city on important private business. He says McDowell will give a democratic majority of at least four hundred in November. Let every democrat in favor of honest government, in Buncombn turn out to hear Hon. Wm. H. Kitchen, at Asheville, on the 12th, inst Don't iorget the day, nor the speaker. Mr. M. L. Radiaill, who has been pending a couple of weeks at Law ton, Michigan, where he went to visit his sister, will return home to morrow. . '' ..... ... , . Do not neglect to register. One j vote lost to the Democracy helps along radicalism, and a return to i the dark days of 1868-'69. Register, democrats! Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lea left on the noon train yesterday, on a bri dal tour throughout the Northern States. A large number of Asheville friends wish them a pleasant trip and a safe return. We call . attention to the dissolu tion notice of Jone & Portner, har ness manufacturers, to be lound in another column of this morning's Citizen. Watch out for Mr, Jones' new advertisement Work will be commenced this mornm? upon the new, four-story brick-building on Patton Avenue, adjoining the Graham sho8 iaetory. The building will be used as a store, and is the properly of Mr?.- J. C. Spears, of this city. Mr. W. T. Reynolds has lost a bay horser sprung in the knees, and hav ing a white face, which he would like to find. Any person knowing anything of the whereabouts of said animal, will greatly oblige Mr. R., by informing him ot the same. From a private telegram, we learn that Gen. E. R. Hampton lias pur chased theSylva Herald, and will hereafter publish that paper in the interest of the democratic party. We wish the Herald and its new owner a long career o? usefulness and prosperity. The regular meeting of the Home and. Loan Association will . be held at the court house this evening at 8;S0 o'clock. - Members of the asso ofation are requested to settle their duesnt the Bank oi Asheville during : the day. A lull attendance of mem- bers is requested at. the meeting to night Rev. G. W. Sanderlin, democratic candidate or State Auditor, arrived in the city last night, and is stopping at the Grand Central. He says large crowds greeted him : at Mur phy and Franklin; and that the people manifested great interest and enthusiasm in the questions of tariff reform and honest government Reports from different sections of the county, received at . the ware houses in the city yesterday morn ing, show that over one-third of the tobacco crop has been absolutely ruined by the late frost. In the Bandy Mush and Leicester sections, the damage has been a very serious one. Other townships 'fared some what better, we are pleased to learn. : ..." V: -. AS laaWsv- - Trade has been just a little doll lately. We have decided and put on the market a large invoice of fine Table Knives, in Ivory, Celluloid and Bone,- also to close out certain old or odd patterns of best plated Spoons and lork at about bait price.- As usval we mean what we sav. Ask for goods advertised or tee them in window withjirices on. Call early, . . . . at Law's, - " South Main street THE METHODISTS. THE ANNUAL SESSION OP THE HOLSTON CONFERENCE TO CONVENE THIS ' MORNING. The Conference to be Held in the Church Street Methodist Church, Bishop Hargrove, ojf rNash-' ' ville, Tcnn., Presiding. The manual eestim of tho Hols ton Coaiereuce of the Method iat Episcopal Churcfe, South, will con vene at the Church street Method ist church, -in this city, thia morn ing at 10 o'clock, Bishop;. Hargrove, of Nashville, Tenu., presidios;. Over two hundred divines of thu denomination, and members of toe -f.oovp named --contsrenv-ai2- rivedl in Asheville on yesieraay s i trains, and were, assigned to differ ent private residences and hotels in the city. Other delegates and min isters are expected to arrive this morning. A reporter endeavored to obtain the names and assignments of ministers in the city last evening, but Rev. Dr. Rankid, who had charge of this work, was unable to accommodate the scribe with the in formation desired, owing to multi tudinous changes in the programme which had been arranged on Mon day. A list of ministers will be published in to-morrow's Citizen, as will also a .report of the day's proceedings. BiBhop Hargrove will be the guest of Dr. R. H. Reeves during his stay in Asheville, and will preside over each day's session of the conference. The Holston conference is the largest and most influential relig ious denomination in this section, and is a body of much historical note. Many distinguished divines have been allied with its work, and its organization has been the crean tion of many years' standing. . The session to be held here is of unusual interest to our people, and the Church street church will be thronged every day during its bald ing. Drs. Rankin and Bays, and Revs. C. M. Bishop and J. F. Austin com pose the reception committee of the ABheville Methodist churches, as sisted by lay members from their respective churches, who will look after the comfort and conveniences of the visitors during their stay ia Asheville. The Citizen tenders the reverend gentlemen a hearty weN come to our city, and wishes for each of them a pleasant a d enjoy able sojourn in our midst Mr. Canter- Eailunni, r At a meeting of the tobacco buy ers, of this city, held at the Farm ers' warehouse yesterday morning, Mr. J. H. Carter was unanimonsly chosen as president of the Asheville tobacco Association, vice Capt. C. U. McCarty resigned. At the next meeting oi the association, a vicer president will be elected to fill the vacancy caused by the promotion of Mr. Carter. The Graded Schools. The new graded school building is last nearing completion, and at the meeting of the board of city school committeemen Monday night, it was agreed that the build ing be finished aod the schools at all the buildings be opened on Monn day. Oct. 29th. Of the white popu lation, all liviDg on the east side of Main street go to the new building on Orange street, and all on the west side to the old building on Ac ademy street, except the two highest grades which will be taught only at the new building, however, verv few pupils will be entitled to enter these grades as yet Siler-McDowell. One of the most brilliant weddings that has taken place for some time in VVeavervnle, was. that of Rev. J. W. Siler, pastor of the Presby te rian church at Murphy, and Mies Maggie McDowell, formerly a teach er at Weaverville College, which took place yesterday in the College cnapei at mat place. 1 be ceremony was performed in a very imoressive manner by Kev. Dr. Miller, of Char lotte. The attendants were : Misses Carrie Mays.Mudred Kennedy, Sal: he Coleman, Sallie Weaver, and Messrs. J. H. and F. M. Wearer, Wm. McDowell' and Rev. Frank Siler. A reception was tendered the bridal party at the residence of Capt M. J. Fagg, in this city, last evening. r , Excellent Music Quite a party of invited friends were gathered together at Pro". H. O. Hhnes' rooms, on South Main street, Monday evening, to listen to the accomplished and brilliant pianist," Mme. Barbot, ot Charleston, S. C. This lady's skill as a musician is the subject of much pleasant com mendation, and her selections and renditions Monday evening were enthusiastically applauded by the little coterie of ladies and gentle men who heard her. Among those present; . were Mh-ses ' Aimee and lone Barbot, Missel Farr, Hale, Ora Reynolds, Ada Rumbough, Carrie Reynolds, Mrs. W. M. Clark, and Messrs. Thos. A. Jones; T. P. Can dler, H. C. Fagg, H. O. - Himes, W. U. Clark and A. M. smith. Fob Cab pets, Dby Goods, TJsdxbwsak, tXOTHIKO, WBAPS, f IMS tfOOTS ASTD Shoes, Hats, Nsckwkab ahd Fcxkish' ikg Goods, ocf to th one prick roR. dsfc H. Rmwo'ji &.Co. r New Knitting .Wools, Saxony, fch land and Midweight Yarns, just in at . d3t Whitlocx's CHEDESTER AT WAYNES VILLiE. He Makes a Rattling Speech to' a Court House Fall of People. Mr. N. P. Chedester addressed the Democracy of Haywood at Waynes vUl, on Monday evening. The large cour house at that place, .was filled with people," and Mr Chedester made oncof the best speeches heard there this campaign. Private advices from reliable sources, state that his speech gave great satisfaction to all who heard it, and it did much good for the (cause which the able speaker rep resi ate. His speech was plain, clear and forciple. and his utterances car riei conviction along with thnm. He wai frequentlytinterrupted byapplause fro i the assemblage, ana received qui e an ovation at the close of his reioarks. He returned home yester- eafterneon. in ordar to fill an ao u , f rni.t.r. " ; To-Morrow Evening, : At 8:30 o'clock, the regularweekly I meeting of the;Young Men's pemc critic Club of Asheville, will be held at'the court house. The- regular o:tfer of business will be suspended, anil the club addressed by Mr. J. Ill Campbell upon the important arid interesting issues of the cam paign. It is earnestly requested by the officers of the club that a full attendance ot the members shall be present, and a most cordial invita tion is extended to the ladies and gentlemen, irrespective of political convictions, to be present. Arrange ments will be made for the conven ience of the ladies, and we are sure that our friend Campbell will make them a good speech. Let eyery bodjr turn out and hear him. It will surely du vou no harm, and maj result in much good. Mr. C. is well posted, and an easy and fluent speaker. Turn out to-morrow evening, and hear what he has to Say. A Club Reunion. E. D. Wearer writes the Citi- zej that a reunion of the farmers' clubs of French Broad, Sandy Mush ana Canto propose holding a club reanion and fair, oa a small scale, at Alexander's on the 12th instant. An invitation to attend is extended to the fanning community, all over Buncombe, to be present, and partici pate in the festivities of the occasion. Addresses will be made before the assemblage by Rev. J. S. Burnett and Prof. C D. Smith. We are glad to see our friends moving in this direc tion, and this enterprise, ia surely one 'Xkyt Tisaofe lioalt in gvai good to the farmers oi the country. We wisn our friends success in this innovation and hope that other clubs in the county will emulate their example, which cannot fail to be productive in greatly advancing the county's agri cultural development The Durham Exposition. We acknowledge the receipt of an invitation to attend the Durham Ex position and Trade Display, to be held in the "Tobacco City" on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday October 10th, 11th, and 12th. CoL John S. Lockhart, is president, and Maj. E.'C. Hackney, of the Recorder, secertary, of the Exposition. Exten sive preparations have been made by the lire people of Durham to make this display a grand snccess in every particular, and we feel assured that their expectations will be fully real ized. Gor. Scales will be present on Wednesday, and open the exposition, and the very excellent and interesting programme will be concluded oa Friday evening. An immense crowd is expected to be present and par ticipate in the varied festivities of the exposition, while the exhibits prom ise to be the finest and most excel lent aver gathered together in North Carolina. - Mr. H. A. Reams is the director of exhibits, and if our Ashe rille friends attend the Exposition they will meet with a hearty welcome from the very clerer . authorities in charge of the fete. Asherille Cornet Band.. , It is with much pleasure that the Citizen takes -occasion to speak ' of this organization,' at this particular time. Composed, as it is, . of the pest musical talent of the city, " i cannot fail to be other than a great success, provided it receives from bur people that encouragement it so Justly deserves. The old Asherille Cornet Band, in its prime, was the pride of the city, and the new organ ization is even better in every respect than its predecessor. Messrs. Hull and Furman, leaders, are entitled to much credit for the steps they hare already taken towards the perfection of the organization, and their future efforts in this direction should meet with the hearty cooperation of the members of the - band, and the pub lie There are at present about 24 members of the- organization: new music has been purchased; regular practice meetings are held; the mem bers are accurately drilled,' and will not be long ere the new Ashville Cornet Band, will step into the shoes of the old band, long since disbanded and gone. Encourage the fcoys," citi zens of Asheville, and you will have again in your midst a musical organi zation, of which you and your town wiu ea proud to claitrl-v - Just kteteived. ; " A tut attbaotivbt lot oi Driss GooM Aim Tbimmisqs, Flaxxkls, Maarso and WOOL LUTDEBWCABAim ilOSIXKY, IxLOVBS, moods, wbaps, oca. H. Redwood & Co, d Oh Paics Btobk. NINETY-NINE CASES. YELIjOW FEVER'S RAVAGES IN FliORIDA AN MISSISSIPPI, The Mortality Report Not Unex pected By the People The Color ed People Now Suffering. Jacksonville, Oct 1. The citi zens of Jacksonville will be sadly disappointed when they read to day's record. The expected falling off in new cases did not occur. The scourge has increased in force again and new cases reported for 24 hours number 99, ot which 25 were white and 74 colored. There were ten deaths, viz: W. N. Baker, teller of the State National Bank of Florida; Mack Tucker. Thomas White, Pri mus Gordon, colored; A. W.Gordon, colored; Mrs. Gldheld, Dan Holly, colored, PaulTridder, D. H. Murna harr and Ansel Woods. Total num ber of " cases to 'date, "2725;- tofial deaths 264. - Washington, Oct 1. Assistant- Surgeon . Magruda, at r Waycross, Ga., telegraphs the marine hospital bureau that there is a reliable report of one case of yellow fever at Cal lahan, Fla., and that he will stop all baggagte from that place unle3S oth erwise ordered. Dr. Carlisle telegraphs fr m Gainesville, Fla., under date of September 30, that there was one other new case there the day before, but no deaths. "The fever is not yet epidemic," he says, "although three cases have occurred other than members of the Gainesvill guards. hey are traceable to direct infec tion. Our expenses for guards in isolating the cases is large, and we shall require some aid to pay the same. Instruct how to obtain money." The Surgeon-General replied that the guards would be paid by the government. Dr, Mutton telegraphs from Camp erry that there are several New Orleans nurses there willing to go to Gainesville if transportation is turns ished. Authority was given for transportation. Dr. Wirt Johnson has telegraphed that there have been no new cases at Jackson, Miss., for seven days ending Saturday, and no deaths for three days. Total number of cases to date is 14, and deaths 5. The death of W. N. Baker causes universal resrret. He was wellknown and highly esteemed. The mercu ry fell last night nearly to the frost line. It is cold to-night, but a frost before -he first of October would break the record for the past six years. The most experienced local physician? are nearly unanimous in the opinion that the epidemic will nradualiy diet out; fluctuating some what as the end approaches. - Ine heavy mortality report of to-day was not unexpected as such cold weather always has an injurious ef fect upon the very sick fever pa tients unless they are comf -rtably housed and have most experienced and careful nursing. Col. J. J. Dunn iel has been lying at the point of death ali day and the knowledge of this fact haa caused universal gloom throughout the city. He seemed to have passed the crisis and slept nat urally a good part of last night, but only this morning he began to sink, and was threatened with heart fail ure, so common in yellow fever pa tients when they seem to be almoat ready to convalesce. J he citizens association to-day referred to the executive committee the question of askingpeople through out the country to discontinue con tributions. Up to date there has been received $236,867. The dis bursements have been seventy-four thousand four hundred and sov entyeight dollars, leaving a balance on hand of $162,388. The demand of the indigent bas grown from $10,00 J to $32,000 per week, but it is believed they will now decrease with the more ..stringent measures adopted to prevent imposition on the part ot those who nave practiced the grossest frauds to obtain more rations than they were entitled to. - Morgan Bishop. Married at the residence of the bride's parents, in Spartanburg county, S. C, on Sunday evening, September 80th, Mr. John P.Morgan, of Asheville, to Miss Lassie isishop. Mr. Morgan is well known in this city, and enjoys the confidence and esteem of a large number of friends, who will gladly wish him much future happiness and prosperity. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan are now at Waynesville White Sulphur bpnngs. I he Utti zen tenders its congratulations. . .The Microscoplsts. ; An interesting meeting of the Microscopical C3'ety took place on Monday night.- The aim' of the so ciety is not distinctly medical, nor is the membership to be confined to that branch of science. The Bcope or purpose is broader, its object being the general advancement of microscopic research, and it is de sired that any person of special in clination that may, will join. the body, toe morphological elements of plants, for instence, being as in teresting as the minute anatomy or histological elements which go to make up the human frame.- After considerable discussion as t ) the line ot study to pursue, it was de cidedTo have an essay at each meet ing, the subject to be fixed upon and arranged at the previous meeting. Dr. J. A. Watson was requested to read a paper on histology, at the next meeting, to take place on Tus day. the 16th, inst, at 8 o'clock in the evening, at Dr. Batuv'd office. .'"--" -Just to. Hand. Cabpits, Euos, Mats, Curtain Goods, &c && Onk pkicb system. ; dst U. Kedwoob ACcJ Ray's Tobacco Warehouse. The large brick warehouse on the corner of Patton avenue and Bailey street, owned by Col. J. M. Ray, know-i ao the Buncombe Warehouse which for many years has been un d r the management of Messre. Stevens & Child?," is now one of the best an'l m -st conveniently arranged houses in the city. About $500 wor.h ! improvements have, been made on the hnMding, and it is now rtady tor the reception of leaf to bacco. The sales floor contains 11,648 square feet, nearly 1000 more than any other house in the citv. and elegantly lighted with about fifty windows. Around- this -floor is sufficient room for unloading two dozen agons at the sain'- time. On the ground floor of the building are nearly 100 stalls for stock and am ple room for wagons, ; ajl kept per pectly dry and safe lrom thieves. City and well watr.and good ligh at nana. dun another great con venience is good rooms for" the planters. In the north side of the basement, entered by an eleyator, is place large enough to pack away at least 25 car loads of tierced to- k. -. ww asiAxaiL u ir m t i bacco. Thebuildine will be well ightedat night, and in fact in every particular, will be one of the handsomest and best arranged warenouses in the State. For the present season Col. Rav's sons, Messrs. Wavne S.. and Clar ence F. Ray, will have the house in charge, and it will be known as Kay's Warehouse." It will be run on the same plan as the same busi ness was run in this city some years since by Col. Ray the planters receiving their pay forthetobacco in cash at the omce of the warehouse as soon as the sales are made. They expect to have their formal opening sale about the middle ot this month. We bespeak for our young friends much success in their new enterprise. A Loo Cabin does not look very handsome from the outside, with the coon skin nailed on the door, but health and contentment the hardy pioneers of Am erican civilization found in them. Their health was maintained by aimnle remedies of roots and herbs, now reproduced in Warner's Log Cabin Kemedies, made Dy Warner oi (saie Cure fame. . Just Open. Co ERECT STYLES IK FIN O.OTHINO, Ovkbcoats, Shirts and Dbawebs, Hats, eta. a. kbdwood & io. dst MPtopH Bctrytclttrt - Confirm our statement when ve say that Acker's English Reipadv is in nvnrv wav Hurjer- ior to any and aU Other preparations for the 'inroat ana ljnnes. in w Hooping oongn ana croup it is msgio ana relieves at once, we offer yon a sample bottle free. Bemasnber, ois uemeay is soia on a positive guarantee. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TBAYID OR STOLEN, On 8eDt.S7th, one Red Better. 16 months old. The return or any Information to H. C. Hunt will oe lioeraiiy paia tor. an j-XISSOLUTION. The firm ot Jones and Portner is this dav dis solved bv mutual consent. aii accounts aue ine oia arm are payame to Hr. E. V, Jones, who is authorized to settle the same. JUflna sc niKOJiai. Asheville, Oct. 1st, 1IS8. A NNOCNCEMENT. Havinff nnrchased the Interest of Mr. Portner in the firm of Jones Portner, I shall continue trie business at the old stead and will be pleased see au my ineaua ana ausiomers as usual. JS. V. (8. Ai heville, Oct 1st, 1883. oct 3 dtf rpEUSTEE'S SALE. , C. Hawkins, to secure the navment ot a not uy virrne oi a aeea oi trust execute a to me Dy mentioned therein, for seventeen hundred dol lars, said deed havinar been dulv reels te red in Book No. 12, at page 351, on the - th day ot February, 1883, 1 will sell tor cash to the highest bidder at the Court Hoase door in Asheville. N. V., on the 6th day of November, 1888, the land described in said trust, it being a valuable pro- perl y, situate in Leicester Tawnship in Bun combe county. A. T. SUMMEY, 001 3 w4t Trustee. CHA3. A. MOORE. DOFF ME RRICK. JOORE & MERRICK, Attorney and OounseUort at Jaw, ASHEVILLE, N. C. Practiees In the United States Circuit and Dls trict Courts at Aaheville, StatesvUle, Charlotte and ureensDoro: in the supreme uun at Ka. etgn and in the Courts of the Twelvth Judicial DU trict ol the State of North Carolina. Soeeial attention riven to collection of claims Partnership does not extend to practice In Buncomoe lmenor voprt. oot8dtr . J. VV. SCHARTLE, -!M!erch.axit I'ailor. r 42 NrMainSt, , ' ' ASHEVILLE N. C; ' I. oet 3 dtf T ROYGTER'G FINE CANDIES, Pure and H7rcch. DiDDed almond, pinolia sanares, or ansa bon-bon all character?, pineapple ! fritters, smothered cocoanuts. All kinds of caramels, cream .pine-apple slices, dipped walnuts, rolled lrnit bon-bons, I chocolate dipped cocoannt, chocalate dipped almonds, chocalate trait caramelr. All fruit candies. .. The best baked cakes and breads in I the city. . Canned goods and family grocene. ROBERTS & PERBY, No 29, Sonth Main St. ASHEV1LL3 Militiiry iciidemy. A B Iffh 6rad Classical MatfcrmMieal, . . . AND . ENGLISH SCHOOL LIMITED OS U NCMBEBS Tho Ilth Acnnal Seai-m, coBiioa.d vt t0 erms o( u ecxs each commeuevs - SSPT. 6TH, :883, AND ENDS JUNE JlllS, 189 lor Information as rgan1s tenrm, 4c. apply to , B. VAJtAtjus rrmciai. repjti . aasataSssBllaVaMBauF COME AND GET THE: CORRECT TIJSJIH!. v ml . W llvf! BDRftDEIi: IS Patton Ivenue. DEALEBIN, . . WaThoc! MiaTnrmrlcj ""V sixLLviua, T i r-i: j j tm-a-j uevvwy, SUUU ailU fiawu Silverware, Etc., GOLD PENS, GOLD AND SILVER-HEADED CANES, UMBRELLAS, &C. A Full IJne of - Spectacles and Eye-Glag (Telescopes and Opera Glasses, Finn -Scissors, Bazors and Fen Knives. - PEPAIEING "ana ENGEAOTG jWatch repairing and "engraving A SPECIAITT, KEY i WIND WATCHES - changed to stem at short notice. gBring in your hard jobs and have them fixe RIGHT AND WARRANTED ,.. JtpUB MOTTO 1 ' Reliable Goods anS Reliable Prices. IS PattonZv-lvenue. ang 7 dly ; 4 Y "n ' . Jtss S o - : J o S 3' g a J; . . I sll a . to . L fi5 2 2 'S i ; -i h , j . S ffl sj P te -2 ' i - . 3 I a s , 1 I P & 11 i s v '4 - t-. pH . . p-, p ft u tvil v . t Jt. . 7
Asheville Citizen (Asheville, N.C.)
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Oct. 3, 1888, edition 1
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