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f r ASHE-Y.l DLEiCITIZENi J. D. CAMERON. Editor ank Proprietor. W EDNESDAY MORNIKG,OCT,3,18i Chairman State Democratic Executiv Co ii m 1 1 tee, K aleigb. Bpieb W hit ak er r.SQ. Chairman Executive Committed Bib. Congressional District, ABhevil'i N. C. U. M. Moboud lift. Chairman. Executive Committee, Bun eocib county, Asheville, N. C. C. M NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICICKT Jf'or President, Of NeW Yoik. A, Tor Vice-President, ofohro.' ih:mockatio state ticket. r or Governor.; 1DANIEC JOWLE, -5 Of Wake. For Lieut-Governor,! THOMAS M. IIOIT, Of Alamance.' ' For Secretary of State, WILLIAM L. SAUNDERS, Of Orange. , For Treasurer, DONALD WiBAIN.T Of Wake. '"ei k .For Auditor, ; with onr. SAKDER4IN. --"rWayne. Sf For Sapt. of Public Instruction, SIDNEY M. FINGER, Of Catawba.; For Attorney-General, THEO. F. DAVIDSON, Of Buncombe. For Judges of the Supreme Court, J. J. DAVIS, of Franklin. JAMES E. SHEPHERD, of Beaufort, A. C. AVJiKY. ofUurke. FOR XLBOTOBS AT LARGE : ALFRED M. WADDELL, fof New HanoyerJ FREDERICK N. 8TRUDWICK. of Orange. . ut For Conobcbs Ninth District : THOMAS D.'JOKNSTON, of Buncombe. For Electors By Districts.) 1st Disk, Geo. H. Brown of Beaufort 2d, " John E. Woodward of Wilson. Sd. " Chas. B. Aycock of Wayne. 4th " Edward W. Por. Jr., Johnson. Bth J. H. Dobsox of Surry. 6th " Sam'i. J. Pkmbebtow of Stanley. 7th " L. Campbell Caldwell, Iredell 8th " Thomas M. Vance of Caldwell. 9th W T. Crawford of Haywood. I'Tbe Question of free trade.it ab solutcly irrelevant, and the persistent claim made in certain quarters that all efforts to relieve the people lrom unjust and unnecessary taxation are schemes ot mp-canea f ree iTaaers is mischievou and far removed from anv" ' consideration ol the public good." , Snow fell at Deer Park. Md., Har risonburg and Pulaski, Va., on Sun day. T&r frost of last Saturday night -drd gatrdimage to the tobacco crop, in the vicinity of Lynchburg. Henry Watterson says the demo crata of Connecticut and Rhode Ie land are happy and the republicans are cursing.' Bishop Mclntyre says John Wes ley made two serious mistakes in his life, viz: ''marrying hastily and meddling in politics." Two of about as dangerous things as a minister could fall a victim to. One of the brightest and newsiest papers which comes to our office is the Bristol (Tenc.") (knitter, a daily, recently established in that thriving town by Mr. C. H. Slack. It is credit to the town and its editor. and should be well sustained. Mr. Harrison, Mr. Blaine's lieu tenant on the Presidential ticket, has contributed 8750 to the nationa republican campaign fund. Cleve land gave 110,000 to the democratic fund. These contributions illustrate the relative' confidence of the two men in the result. MR. , JOHNSTON'S REPLY TO MR. EWART." The letter of Hon. Thos. D. John ston, in reply t the recent "open letter" of his opponent, Mr. H. G. Ewart, is not only a very able but very successful, exposition, and do fenseof the efforts of himself and the--democratJc party' to, give the people relief from the onerous bur dens put upon them by the repub lican party; It is a very clear ex posure Ot the hypocrisy ol Mr. Ew art and ibe republican party. We ask the people of this district to read it carefully. They will see just what Mr. John tori and the demo 1 crats have earnestly and persistently attempted U So by way of, first, re psaHog the' odious internal revenue laws, then to relieve them ot their oppressive teatures, also inai iat re publicans have as persistently op posed and defeated all cuch efforts for the relief jf our people, notwith standing the pledges of the repub licans in their Chicago platform. Mr. Johnston squelches Mr. Ewart's assertion thul the republicans op posed the reforms contained in the1 Mills bill because they desired to v.itA ntrainat that bill, bv show iox that similar measures Lr relief1 ware embraced in another measure which passed the House last winter which measure has been tied up by the republican Senate, without con-i sideration, Wince. Mr. Johnston's I. tier is a powtriul defence of de-J mocracy, and merits the most careJ tut consideration of our people. No fair-minded man can read it without being convinced of the sincerity of our faithful representative, and of the silly hypocricy of his opponent. WHAT IS SAUCE VoR A GOOSE OUGHT TO BE SAUCE FOR A GANDER. The republican arty, when rt coustructing the South and putiii g the bottom rail on top, the District of Columbia was treated to the same dose," a large majority of 1 the people of the Distiict being urgrues, as wasjgenerally the cuse throughout South. After trying this cegru rule in the Distiict for st-veral years, I're.-iileut Grant, recognizing the in competency and corruption of the Kovernuient thus established, recom mended its alteration or abolish ment, and Congress jins-ift n bill cn-atipg a legislature l'-.r i!so Dis trict, like the legislatures ot other Slates, upon whom was conferred the power of selecting the magis trates for said District. Now, who do our republican . friend? think voted to give this power to select mi&isisVes to the legislitur? Why, Oliver Hart Dockery, the re publican candidate lor Governor. The Raleigh News-Observer says: ''Congressman Rowland writes to say that during the third session of the 43d CoDgress Col. Docker', then alioember of Congreis, voted for Xt bill giving the legislature of the District of Columbia the power to appoint the magistrates for that District. Yet Col. Dockery says what is sauce for the goose is r.ot sauce for the gander, and that while i'. was right for the legislature of the District to appoint magistrates, it is intolerable oppression for the legis lature of North Carolina to do so.'J DOCKERY EVEN SLANDERS THE DEAD. The following from the Raleigh News-Observer of the oth ought to make every decent man in the State blush with shame for the man who is seeking to secure the highest of fice within their gift. Read- it care fully, and think about, it ye honest people! ''From time immemorial it has been accepted among civilized peo pie that nothing but good should be said about the dead. Col. Dock ery, however, holds himself inde pendent even of this rule, it appears. At Mooresville he endeavored to explain away his having voted for a negro lawyer for the legislature against a Worthy white farmer named Sneed ' by saying that Mr. Sneed's grandmother "was as black as the ace of spades." Now Mr. Sneed is dead and as it had never beenheardorthought of for amoment that lie had negro blood in his veins, a telegram was sent at ence to Rockingham to ascertain if there could possibly be any truth in the charge. Promptly came the answer in time for ludgc Fowle's reply to the Republican candidate and it was as follows "John W. Sneed had no negro blood in him that cyer heard of. I believe it (.the charge) to be a base slander of a dead man." It was signed by V. L. Steele. The Laurinburg, Richmond coun ty, Exchange takes the matter up and in the most indignant terms re pels the slander Col. Dockery puts upon the dead man, asserting that Mr. Sneed had never been regarded in the county, in the whole course of his useful life, as Tieing tainted in any degree as Col. Dockery sug gested; that all his people had been white and that he had always as sociated with white people. It characterized the charge as a most outrageous assault on the character of a dead man and so it seems to U, Here; then, we have the Repub-o lican candidate for the highest of fice in the gift of the people of the State not only slandering respecta ble white women and ministers of the gospel hut actually stooping so low as to slander the dead. What sort ot a man is he, anyhow, to demand the suffrages of decent men while expressing such senti ments on the stump? What sort of person will the man be who will vote for him in November. Who will be so lest to shame, so regard less of the good name as well as the welfare of the State as '-, vote for Oliver II. Dockery?:' m A Sonnd Legal Opinion. E. Bainbridge Munday, Fsq., County Atty., Clay county, Texas, says : "Have used Electric Hitters with most happy results. My brother also waa very low with Malarial Fever and Jaundice, but was cured by timely useoftliis medicine. Am eatisfie J Electric Bitters saved his life." Mr. D. I. WilcoxBon, of Horse Cave. Ky., adds a like testimony, saying : He positively believes he would have died had it not been for Electric Bitters. This ereat remedy will ward off. as well as cure all Malarial Diseases, and for all Kidney, liver and Stomach Dis orders stands nneqnaled. Price 50c. and 1 at H. H. Lyons' drop; store. '-. Is Oar CUmt CnanglnKT .We are inclined to ask this question by reason vf our hearing so many reports from the country, this summer, of dis eases bich have not heretofore prevail ed to such an extent as they aie doing. From all quarters we hear of Diarrhoea, Cholera Morbus and kindred blood com plaints. We therefore warn our readers that, if they would avoid various bick- nesa, to shun all unripe fruit, use no vegetables not fully matured, and above all, to be provided with a bottle of Ly tie's fclixir and a bottle or rr. Mart's Kelief. so that, if attacked with this disease, you can cure yourself at once, for in eickner.s of this kind delay is especially dangerour. The symptoms of Biliousness are an- hanniW but too well known. ' Thev differ in different individuals to some extent. A Bilious man is -seldom a breakfast eater. Vod frequently, alas, he Lns an excellent appetite for liquids but none for sohdJ of a morning. His tongce wiu hardly bear inspection at any time; if it is not white and furred, it isroas-b. at all events. . ? The diuefltive system is w k,. ..... of order and Diarrhea or Constipation may be a symptom or the two may alternated There are often Hemorrhoids or even less of blood. There may be eiddiness and often headache and acidity or .1 . . m I , . 1 1 . V natuience ana lenaernetfe in toe pit oi the stomach. To correct all this if not effect a cure, try Green's August Flakier, it costs bnt a trifle and thousands attest its efficacy. , d&weowly Sore From Knee to Ankle. 0kln tntlrtlff font. JFWtA m nail of dUtau Xtgr tUminlthtd nt-thtrdin tin. tonditim ' hmptltn. . Curt hy tht TVfmr MtMtdltt. For thrse fears I was almost cripDled with an awful eoro leg lrom my knee down to my ankle; the skin was entirely gone, and the flesh was one mass of disease. Some physicians pronounced it lDCurablc. It had diminished about one third the size of the other, and I was in a hopeless condi tion. After trying ail kinds of remedies and spending hundreds ot dollars, from w hich I got no relief whatever. I was persuaded to try yonr Cnticnra Remedies, and the result wasas follows: After three days I noticed a decided change for tha better, and At thA .nd tt tvn mnnth.T n completely cured. My flesh waa purified, and the bone (which hart, been exposed for ever a year) goisuuna. ice nesn oegun to grow, and to-day, and for ccariy two years post, my leg is aswellasCTer it was, sound In eveiy respec, and not a sljni. rl the disease to be seen. 8. G. AHljUN, Dubois, Dodge Co., Ga.. Tenibtt BuVtring front Skin IMmeatm. I havs been a terrible sufferer for years from disease b of the skin and blood, and have been obliged to shun pablic places by lcnsoa of my disllsuring humors. Have had the best of physicians and spent hundreds of dollars, but got no relief until I used the Cuticura Remedies, which have cured me, and left my skiu as clear and my blood as pure a a child's. IDA MAY BASS, Olive Branch P.- O., Miss. . f. om 1-13 I'aimdi to 172 Found: I have taken several bottles of (,'uticuru Resol vent with all the remits I could wish for. Abi ut tliis time last year, when Commencing its use I. weighed 145 pounds, and to day I weigh 172 j-ounds GEO. CAMPBELL, Washington, D. C. Note The Cnticnra Resolvent is beyond all doubt the greatest blood purifier ever com pounded. Cnticnra. the ereat skin cure, and Cuticura 6oap prepared from it, externally, and Cuiicuraf nuiuiveub, iuu ucw uiuuu puriuur, luiermiuy, are a positive cure for every form of skin and blood disease, from pimples to scrofula Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, 60c.; Soap, S5c.; Resolvent, 81. Prepared by the Pottkb Dri"g and Chemical Co., Boston, Mass. S-Send for '-How to Cure Skin Diseases," 64 paces, 0 illustrations, an 100 testimonials. R 1 BV9 ekin aR(' scalp preserved and beautified U&Sk U by Cuticura Medicated Sjap. How 2Iy BarA Aches- Back Ache. Kidney Pain and A'cakncss 'Soreness, Laruen-s, ttrp.irs and Pain relirrrd in one minute bv the Cuticura Mnti-Pain flmtttr. The first and only pain Killing nasier. za iienis. APPOINTMENTS. SPEAKING. L. J. SMITH, Democratic candidate for State Senate, will address ti.e people at the follow'ng times and places : Ouallatown, Tuesday October 2. CliarieFton. Wodnesday, October 3. Stccoab, Thursday, October 4. ggg? ioooirihvine, r naay, uctoDer a. Vallevtown, Saturday, October C. , Murphy, Monday, October 8. Peaehtf ee, Tuesday, October 9. IlayaBTillo, Wednesday,. October 10. Nantahala Bridge, Friday, Oct. 12. Franklin, Saturday, October 13. Dr. James Candler, the nominee o the Itepublican party for State- Senate, is mviteu to meet Mr. smith at all the fore going appointments md a lively time is anticipated. Come out to hear them. J F.Ray, Chmn. Dem. Ex. Com. 42nd Dist d&wtf PUBLIC SPEAKING. T. Crawford and W. TV. Kollins, Electors for the 9th Congressional Dis trict. will address the people at the follow ing times and places : Middle Fork, Ivy, Monday, Sept. 24, uurnsvine, l ueeaay, Bakersville, Wednesday, Spruce Pine, Thursday, Marion, Friday, Cooper's, Saturday, Charleston, Wednesday. Robbinsville Friday, Murphy, Saturday, Hayesville, Montlcy, Franklin, Wednesday. Webster, Thursday. 26. 28! 29. Oct. 3. 5. 6. 8. ' 10. " '11. 17. 18. " 19. 20. " 25. " 26. 27. 29. Nov. 2. 3. Hendersonviile, Wednesday, Brevard, Thursday, Colnmbub-, Friday. Rutherford ton, Saturday, Sandy Mush, Thursday! Leicester, Friday, Warahall, Saturday, " (4 she ville, Monday, Fine's Creek, Friday," Waynesville, Saturday, Ewart and Carter. Hon. H. G. Eivart, republican candid ate for Congress, and Mr Eng. D. Carter representing Capt Tiros. P. Johnston democratic candidate for Congress, will address the people at the following times and places on the political issues of the day : Marshall, Monday, Oct. 15. Mars Hill, Tuesday, Oct- 16. Caney River, Wednesday, Oct. 17. Burniville, Thursday, Oct, 18. Bakersville, Friday, Oct. 19. Spruce Pine, Saturday, Oct. 20. Marion, Monday, Oct. 2i Old Fort Tuesday, Oct 23. Dysartsville, Wednesday, Oc 21. . White House. Thursday, Oct. 25. Logan's Store, Friday. Oct. 26. Futherfordton, Saturdav, Oct. 27. Forest City. Monday, Oct 29 Columbus, Tuesday, Oct 30 Cooper's Gap, Wednesday, Oct. 31. Saluda, Thur-day, Kov. 1. Hendersonviile, Friday, Nov. 2. Asheville, Monday, Nov. 5. . Ladies cordially invited to attend. PUBLIC SPEAKING? Senatorial Campaign 40th District, Th undersigned candidates in the Fortieth Senatorial District (Buncombe and Madison) will meet the people at the following times and places : Hot Springs, Madison county, ' Friday," Sept Spring Creek, " gap of the mountain, Katurday, ' Big Pine, " forks of the . creek, " Monday, Oct Little Pine, Tuesday, 28. ' 29. 1st 2. 4. t 5- ' & 8. 9. -10. 11. " 12. Big Laurel, " Thursday, - " Sbelton Laurel, -; Friday, " Bull Creek, (church) Saturday, . ' Monday, " " Tuesday, " (church) West Fork, Upper Laurel. Middle Fork. ; . , Wednesday. " Big Ivy, ; Buncombe.Th. rrdsy" Flat Creek, " Friday, " Reetns Creefr, " ( Weavervillelf - Saturday, ' 13. Little Sandy Mush, Monday, " 15. Bis Sandy Mush, (church) Tuesday, 16. Leicester, " Wednesday," 17. Upper Horr.iny,- ' (Baptist ch) Thursday, " Lower Hominy (Send Hill)Friday, Averj's Creek (Led Aster's store) Saturday, Cooper't;, Tuesday, Fair View, Wednesday,- Bull Creek, Clark's Mill) Friday, B!ack Mountain, Saturday, ' Alexander's, Monday, "' Marshall, Madison co.. Wednesday, 18. 19. 20. 23. 24. 26. 27. 29. 31. Speaking (at points not designated on this paper) will be at the nsual places for such speaking. - " J Ladies- especially imiled. Speaking to commence at 11 o'clock A. M. ' Jno. W. Starnes, Democrat. ' T. M. Myers, Prohibition. t -; T . V. S. Ll'sk, Kepnblican. s-'pt 21 d&wtf r ' . . . - Don'-- Kxprrluient, "i-j. You cannot' aflo'rd to waste time In experimenting when your lungs are in danger Consumption always seems, at first, only a cold. Do , not permit any dealer to impose upon you with some cheap imitation of Dr. King's New Dis coyery f-r Consumption. - Coughs and Colds' but be eure yon get the genuine. Because he can make score profit ire may tell you be hassomethingjustasgood. or just the Fame . D.on t be deceived, bnt lr.sist npon ysitiag ,xtr. King s Bew Dis coverv. wl.ich is guaranteed to give relief in all Throat, Lung and Cnett affections. Trial bottles free at H; IT. Lyons' drog store- Large botth?8$1, ; c:i it nrfcrer frora I'orpid Liter iy,rsjcsia Every rcry til 1 itiius; a aicis.;.couimuiacu began tailing- . ( :. . 9 tj J enn liisrat any liiii'l of food 5ieverhven t.yji!.T t.c.Rtai! i;ivegain. S0ID iIVJ2ETWlIEP.Tr. " As cheap as the cheapest cost or no cost. Examine my stock before buying. Much the largest assortment in the city,. Costing from 18c to $1.50 per yard. Also Ru .Is; Mat ting, Oil Cloth, and Linoleum. JAMES P. SAWYER, Nos. 15 and 17 Patton Avenue. - My fall and winter stock has just arrived. It is complete in all departments. Mens', youths' n i 1 -1 -1 anct Doys suits ana over coatsjU las and cuffs. Cravats, ties, mens' underwear, hats and shoes. I am still selling my dry goods, groceries', notions and ladies-' and Misses' shoes at cost. Call and examine my goods. JAMES P. SAWYER. 1 Nos. 15 and 17 Patton Avenue, LAND AGENCY, 1 . BREVARD, N. C, Ofier for gale valuable farms in the Frerch Kroad Valley; also desirable building lots in Iflo town of Brevard. ' The eariv completion of the GreenviVe iid ivuujlyiiib nun 1UWJ lUIUUgn I.m8 DC&UU11U section is an assured race. AN EXCELLENT TIME NOW , 10 INVEST. Ad Ircss THE TRANSYLVANIA LAND CO, tept 2a ajcv lm Real Estate Agenc -OF- L. A. Farinholt, Itoora 11, McLoui! . Building Having efli'eted business 'arrangement! witn a number of large REAL ESTATE firms in '.he Northern and Eastern Stales as well as tho Western and Southern States, my facilities for handlin-r all classes of L-mr.-ertr are superior. My list comprises some of the most Desirable properties, improved r.nd nnimriroveri. both fur 7 . .41 SALE AND RENtH in the uitv of Asheville. I OFFER SOME Special Bargains, at present as the owners must raise money. I ofier To shares of fioilslon mininir stock, or will exchange for real estate. Apply to L . A j FAR IN HOLT, BOOM NO 11, MCLOCD BUILDING. Tarties haying ity property fof sale. can borrow money on same, if placed in my hands. I have several small farms near Ashe ville, which 1 will EellcnnAP . sept 2b dim W ATEB MOTORS. The Aslievllle Water VTorks now fornisa tuper- lot facl":iti3 iur the use of thc-se Motore. ' Tiie TCEBK and tbe ItACiiUS MOTORS Kivetliccp ard efficient iio-srer for. many xnanu, iactun-B indnstries. They aie used for run nioeoue cr i - -re 8cwtrff Jl-ichise, dental lathes and ingim-s, c-D'ee iill, iea cream freezers laus, prinanj; presses, tooarco ii:aci:inery, taws, etc.. tte. Puwcr from -the least required to 20 horse. .-it. THE TUEEK AND THE BACKUS ARE THE LEADIXQ WATER MOTORS AtiD ARE USED THE WORLD OYER. Agents fortlie Tuerk Zly&Jttilic l&vatis, For fassengers and Freight. These elevators are Absolutely Kale." NaiiiKCtion Guaranteed. W. 8. CLHMAK, I . lieadquarters at tbe office i:f the Ei-jger Manu ( ctorinj; Co.. i2 Boutk ilait - i. upl 19 dtf CONSTITUTION. Abticle 1. This orgai.ization shall be known as tbe Ycuno Men's 0 i-Eveland-Fowlz Club of Abt. 2. Its oi iut ahail bo to recrrJariy main tain the rrii-c pies of and support of the candidates regularly nominate r by tto Dem ocratic party. abt. a. xneoiiiccis or uuaciuu snail conBiat of a President, Vice-ProsidentH, a Secretary, Corresponding Secretory, Treasurer ana an .Executive committee" composed ox a repreBsntativo from each voting precinct in towiuuup, wuo snail ue elect- ast. 4. Any persoa or township cf voting or working age who shall declare his intention and purpose to support the nominees of tbe Democratic party in the coming election, shall be eligible to member- nip in this ciud Dy signing tins constitution. abt. 5. Tho President Ehail appoint four standiug committee, of members each, cn Finance, Registration, Campaign Literature and Printing and Public Spnakin and Entertainment. abt. 6. No member ghau be snb eot to assess ment for any purpose, but all members may voluntarily contribute to ice expenses or tn Club.' - ' ' ' - ' - Art 7. The Praaidetit shall report, onoe a week to the Chairman of- the State Democratic, Executivo Committee at Ealeigh. N. c, the condition of Lie olub, md m to the political condition of ..v ... . ... , ... township. -- Abt. 8. Ten members of tho club shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of uy buaineea.. s " ' : L The club shall meet during political cam paigns on Wednesday night of each week. ' '2. Tha President-shall have power-to call a Special meeting of tho. club -whenever, in his iudsment. n may be necessary, or shall call a special meeting at tbe written request of four members of tbe club; and ha Shalt give da notice of such meeting by newspaper publica tion or otherwise., , .- . . , . ". . 8. The dehberanve.T)f8ccclini:8 tr the dab shall be govenj-'bT general parlienwatary rules. . ' ... , . N- member shall Le aliowed to occup.- the floor for a loneer ' ptiiod than ten minutu &it one time, nnr moie Uifn twice on the saii)a snbject. without the nnammoos consent or tn club. -', - . . -if : - 6. No person who Is not ft. member or :he dnb shall be permitted -to address thS olnb, . . . -i t . t t .. ; ... meeting. : J t 3 t " . r awwe ,. 'I linre lioeit 4-, " -Si--- TAILORS. T. BUCKLAND, - TAILOR, Begs to annonnce to the citizen of Asheville that he is carrying on the tailoring bnsinesi in Room 18 Eagle Hotel Building, up stalls, third floor, entrance nrxt door to the puBt-onlce. Special Attention to ICepuir tng, lenslne an Alteration. K C. BROWN. ? ' 5S I.K C EJ A T: . i A I LOlt . I'HlK.ii irruu,, . '.,,' i-ntrni i.'-drli ;- . - ' Cht Hi ifh iKfui.fin tbecity "VIT ANUWOUKMAliHl IP GI AHAXTtED, i fclCh S dtf , . D. R. McKINNON & CO., U- a t j enounce that they have opened their - Tailoring Estatlislimeat . with a fine selection of goods :t prices to suit all, claasesind by Strict Atteatioa, tu b-isiness will do their iitraost topleasu a . v. ho should favor them with Their Patronage. ' We also beg to intimate that we da Ladies' Tailoring in tdi the la3t fashions, note the address, KO. 33 PATTON AVENUE, over Br;wn, Gadger & Co.'s store. HQ 12 dtf DENTAL CARDS. JlIiGF.OX fSMfm DENTIST. . office nooMs: Over L. Mnnday'e store, Patton Avenue, ee lad ;2m . , B H DOUGLASS, D. D. S., Rental Hooms over Grunt ct Roseberry't Drug Etorfc,reucience in sqiae building AahevlUe, N. 0 tsb2-wsw R. H. RESVES, D. D S. J. F. RAMSAY, D. D. 8 REEVES and RAMSAY D3ntal Office in- Connally Bmldiiig over iveuwoou s siore, jration Avenue, maj 6 dly PROFESSIONAL CARDS. jQE. CLISGMAN STARNES. P3YS1CIAS AND SURGEON, Hazel Post Offick, V est tide of French Br.n-.il, jure 41 di-'Wtf Two miles lrom Asheville. OCTOR JOHN HEY WILLIAM3 Has removed his residence to No. 53 Havwood street, corner Wsinat. Olhce at tarae number till lurther notice OFFICE HOURS : 1 11 A M. to P. M. J2to5f. M. . mcii 15 demos J A. WATSON. M. D OFFICE UOUtiS- 9 to 10 A. M. NO. 30 PATTON AVENUE, 2 to 3 P. M. Asheville, N. B selO-dtr HENRY HARDWiCKE Attorney nt Ijiw, Ashevilio. N. C. Will practice in all the courts of the State. Collections of ciatirs a specialty. Office -with fchenH in Court House. jan4-dtl WALTER W. VANDIVER. ASHEVILLE. ... NO. ( A, Practices in the courts of Western North Caro lina. Collection of ciaims, in any part of the biate, a specialty. - juissau p.PRASKUARVEY. Ycterinary jHg-on. Office and Infirmary P. Main street, next door to Kay s Livery btauiea. auga aiy Thec. F Davidson, Thos. A. Jones Raleigh. Jap. G. Makin, Asheville Asheville. jQAVIDSON, HiARTIN & JONES, Attorneys i--nil Ccncselioi t at . , asheville, N. c. Will notice m the 11th ana l'ith Judicial Disn-iO"', and iu the Supreme Court of North Carolina, nm in the Federal Oouru ol Ue Wes tern )latnct it Nona Carolina. Refer to the BanK of Asheville 3 sept 5 dly T. E. COBB. I . J. Q. MSRRIMON COBB Ss HEHUnvIOlT, Attorneys and Coansellcrs at Lav, Practice in all the Conrts. Offiees Koa. 7 and 8 Johnston Building. tept 4 dly W. W. J0NE3. GEORGE A. SHCFORD JONES & SHUFOR.D, Attorneys at Law, ASHEVILLE. - - - - N. C Praetiea in the Superior Courts o Western North Carolina, the Supreme Court of the State, and the Federal uourts ai Asnevrue. OlBcs in Johnston Buildine. where one member of the firm can always oe tound. nov ii aivcar T. C. ETARNES. B. A. NEWLjwND T.C.STABHESlNEWLiND, Real Estate DEALERS AND AGENTS, Office; JVo. ASPcUion Avenue, -1 - BTOLDINQ, ASHEVILLE, N. C, Make Euyine, Selling, Renting, and Exchanging Property, both City and Country, a Specialty. - ' -'--- - . We have also a larce amount of mountain, timber and mineral lands for .n. ii 1 7 (in (8 OYSTERS I Oysters!! Oysters!!! Oysters, at T. J. Sumnt-r's City Kestaarant. 0K-n till 11 o'clock eery nitsht. HUMPHREYS' iClffiOPATMl VETZSHTASY SPEdTICS For Hort9s, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs, Poultry. 500 PAGE BOOK en Treat meat of Animal and Chart Sent Free. erniES-Ferer. Consertlons, Inflammation. A.A.-Splnai MenlBBitia, Milk Fever. It.B. Strains, Lameness, Rheomatlam. !. C. liemper, Kaaal Discharge. J. . Mota or cwynoB. nr. 1'. F. F. t'olicor ripBi nciij.tnc m Mwan-lafie. Flemarrliaaea. '. v " r- . . r - II. H. Urinary ana niunoiu J. I, Erupt i-ro Disease. M . K. Mieaaeaofigetloa. auge . 1 Stable Cnrr, with BpecMcs, Mannar. itch HaielOU and iledlcator, S7.0 Price, Slnele Bottle (over CO dosesX -: .60- Bold bp Hrnggtstsi or ' Sent Prepaid oa Receipt of Price. ' Humphreys' Mad. 0., 109 Fulton St., H. Y. taMTaOy: Tha onlyrocceosfal rndfai''' nA Prot mtjoD. r.un' OTar-work or other Bansea. .- 1, or 6 rials and lane vial powder, for v r oi.a.7-;;uitooco.,iiiit su,a.k, . Asheville CoafMrket: ' ; CORRECTED BY THls Asheville Ico & Coal, Co., II. T. COLLINS A CO., PROFITS. ' Per ton, . . Doliv'd. uiacu . jjiTiic.iidJLnmp, for Grate. - 5 00 nxn, rorwove. 4 7 Hard, C hostnut, 95 Egg, . x i '.'.. . 9 60 Atkins and Carrington, KOLKnSAl J?Bl IN.., . The if tun oust IVootdridgv Jellico Coal Ail varieties cf lUrtl CoaL , Before securing yonr winter's supply, please give us a trial. We guarantee satisfaction. g. Jellico Coal Yard, No Public Square. auglld6m JJANFORD N. I.0CKWOO ASHEVILLE BROOM FACTORY. -r Firel Broom Factory ih.the IS"' oAtr Carolina. V BROOMS HAND MADE. ' Special grSues for Mills and Factories. Libera ecount on 12 dozen lots. Also wholesale jobber of tie Goods. mch 1 llawt woa . . . Balliire MteJ Oil Co, Havlnc established a Tant- Station at Asheville are prrp.-.red to supply thelrarto of Ashcvine and vicinity with all grades of Illumin&tiEg, Lubrica ting, Cylinder and Engine Oils. Also the celebra ted . Royal Axle Urease. Orders by mail promptly . ,;enclrd tx Iligacst prices paid for empty jene barrels, , , .. W. AKSELL, Manager, 1 Box2bC, Asheville, N. C- Julld6m J. N. lclNTIRE, 37 Xorth Main gtrf et, Invites attention to li is tlgant and well equipped MEAT MARK ET. at the dbove stand wbt-rti his customers and ti e public generally -n ill always lind a supply of FRESH MEATS of all kinds, selected with reference to the best quality. Meals delivered in all parts of (he city sept 13 d2w ZACHARY, AND jones bros; VARIETY Meat JMC4ai?l$:ot3, JXo. 12 ( onrl Square, NORTH hIDK, In tbia new and elegant establishment at all times areto be found the best fresh meats the pastures of Western Noith Carolina can provide; beef, mutton and pork; poultry, gamo in its season; fre?h sausage, tripe anl ether delicacies for the table. Tender .oin a Specialty. Orders promptly and faithfully attended to. Liberal patronage invited, ecpt 15 dSmos ASHEVILLE MEAT MARKET! McllTTYEE & EE0M Proprietors. Cor. Ifortheast Court Square. On hand at all times the best Beef, Mutton. Park. Veal, Venison, West Carolina and East Tenn. can afford wild Meats in season. FobUdly F. W. VESEY, Landscape Kardener, ORCHARDIST and; . Wi!l contract to uim. t terraces, walks and lawcs t trcpR. RlimtM. ever?reiiB. roses, bo lbs. &0.. and supply them at reasonable rates. Orders taken for all klndi or nursery ana greenu o . stock. . Will contract to oZant orune and track, m orchards and vineyards, carelng for them three veari.oi more bnngmg mem mu prowaoteoeantg. Please leave orders with Nat Atkinson and Sons, or address me through post oSce, and I will cau. Kespectnuiy. n. sop.i. aept 12 a&wunoa . . Afinevwe, n.u 1855. EstallisliMl. 1855. tTXC&XLAl r-r-,- fWlLL ctoEdTTliE SIGHT Vf bj L E ONLY Bt C- COWAN- B.-H- COSBY 27 PiUtou Avenne. 37 DEALER IN Watnhes, C3ocki. Jeweh-y, Silver and rlte I war opticaj uootw, toia rena, diti u. . , Tjire-ft mi r Ud aortmei-t of ltic sr.rf Gentieoien's Gold Watches t low fri:i. -iJirest assortnrent of Weddinr- f is in the city. - ; . . - ' V. nsotlj - and promptly dot t resjonnb-e gnM. ' r.' fC ' S.- i ..... All repairing In watenrs. ciock. n-t j-wri'y ' "'"'"'""T . . . H 7Z 'prvA - eenior.;,;,, rf . :u ." itf JOHIT Real Estate " ' EESIDENCBO4; 9., St. CAMPBELL, WIST ASIIKVILLE, , TltIH3 Jtll&EtlOJV ACHES XOfl SUmMjE s FrpBi Tfl to S2 ner acre, and 40 flfin acre civnn utv. iReal Estate bought in Asheville through K.eiers Dy jrermieeion to Hon. Hugh Thompson, Assistant Sec U. S. Tre&snry, - ' , Hon. T. D. Job nB ton, M.C., Asheville, N. C, Rev. Sam Small Wc.liini.tnn Tt C rf!li n n t ok. Phila. O. Ik Saninson ttCo.. 69 Chauncv st.. Bostoa: 67 Leonard st, V. Y.z 206 .iJrown Bros., Providence, .iirc toi, trank uoxa, rropit uaueg; rayc moioi-.jvJ"1". GeoTW.PaTnier, Banker Stvillb. Ya. Bank of Asheville, Asberilie, N. C. Commercial Bank. Colombia. S. C ' ' ' . Carolina National Bank, Colombia, 8. C. ; ES1" Makes buying, selling, renting and eichanng; rjrvpartyn'Bpecialty j WAITED All kinds of property, both city ind' country ; also, v mineral- and uiuuntain lands and farms near Asheville. The following property, improved and unimproved, will be sold by me straight, without commission or intervention of middlemen, at prices and terms to suit the purchasers SO acres and a beautiful residence wi.h all mod ern improvements on Hiil st, only 5 minute' walk to court house. A bargain. Or will be sub divided and sold. 4 houses and lots on Hill st, very desirable. 2 lots nea r New Depot. Herereionary interest in Patton Ave. Hotel ; 16 rooms, lot SO it on Ave, 160 ft on Depc t st. , 10 lots on Patton Ave and Depot sc. 24 acres right at Sulphur Sprlnjts frcnting 1400 ft on rail ond and same on main Haywood turn pike; bcHiitiful grove. 3 acres at Turnpike; fit esl grape lsnd in W. N.C 4000 acres near Vt alhalla, S. C. 3 lots on Willow st. 24 acres or 29 lota of Dr. Hardy place; fine for a truck farm. 4 ceres aud house, one mile fi om c urt bouse; cheap. IS lots on Main st. 94 acres or 80 lota near corporate limits 114 m' from court house ; tbe finest river and mountain views, ako fine buildipg sites and good water power .. Any parties wishing to purchase anr of the above properties will save the nsual 5 per cent, commission paid real estate agents by consulting me direct I have also much property, well located, which is improved and unimproved. Also prop. ery. 011 nearly every principal street in tbe city for sale. This property' baa been placed in my hands by persons who want to sell it but who do net wish it advertised. They have authorized me to sell it, and pay me for it. Call and see raeand I will show ;eu any property you may wisb, and will buy for persons wish ins to buy at a bargain and will save them money. Persons who have property and desire it advertised can have it done through me free of cost. - Persona who want to look at property with the view of buying will be shown around the city free in a comfortable conveyance. ' . Fon Bent 9-room house, furnished, in Doubleday. Ample grounds. Comforta ble house. Cheap. ' ATTETION! By order of the owner, the undersigned will sell at a positive bargain good only for two weeks, six lots on Bailey street ' 75x166 rOne1 ball cash balance on easy terms; two lots' on Hill and Bnttrkk etreetp, and "five lots en Hazel Hill 50x125. Apply to I. M. CAMFBELL. A boarding house within two minutes walk of public square on Patton Avenue, large grounds, well shaded, good gardet, $60 per month unfurnished. Furniture for sale or hire. Ono furnished house, 9 rooms, in Doubleday; one furnielted house- one unfurnished house 6 rooms on Haywood street: four unfurnished hource. 2 and 4 rooms, Houthside avenue; two unfurnished houses Philip strctt; two unfurnished houses Oak street. BATTERY PARK HOTE ... - Open Throughout the Year. L. SUMMER RATES FOR JIuy, Jne, July, Witen out Boom it Oerupiti tgf Out Jrtwn t Per day, ' $4 Per week, $21 to $25 Per month of 4 weeks, $75 to $90 Special rates to families. -, Above rates are governed according to location of rooms. Parlor suites and rooms with baths, extra. , . ang 28 dtt JNO. B. STEELE, -Manager. THE OAKLAND INN, NEW AND ELEGANT.1 Located at the southern limit of Asheville, oneand onCfimrlh' illesiiorrt Pub he square, five minutes drive from Asheville depot. A The water nsed is lrom a pure mountain soring on tbe premises. Mr. Garrett's Model Farm, adjoining the hotel property, furnishes 1he crrden and dairy products for the tabl . . " , Terms $3 per day. Special rales to families by the week or month. - A. & R. U. GARRETT, . Proprietors. THE; W I NY A T TTOTT ' " ' . - :Ncyw OxexiL fOr -fcli.e Winter " Particular Adrantaees lor Invalids and Ilealth-Seelierg. t iiit&l-uijASS AFJUtNTMENTS, Good arid plentiful table (northern cooking)." Special diet for those; who reqoire it. - . . j Medical and surgical attendance, and trained nurses in the house. -Special facilities and methods of treatment in Diseases of liuns and Throat by means of Pneumatic Cabinets,1 Ozone and Oxygen Inhala tions, Etc. - - . ... . . Treatment for Nervous Diseases, Ehuematism, Etc., by Electric, Hot Air, Vapor and Steam Baths, massage and other suitable means. ' lreatment optional. Terms moderate. " - " . Those deiirous of home comforts and pleasant surroundings, nleasa - call. K. VON scp27dtf -.. t : - 'r A '. -Fit;"-11 1: i 'tn-1 f cisvirj; a siiecialty C i:. 1 1 1 j i ii. 'ted in every iifp"t u.h M Mil-!, CAMPBELL Dealer and 'Agent J. M. Campbell always proves a Bonana:, K. I. j 4 lota near cemetery.. ., 1 lot on Academy . 8 lot on Bailey st. lota on WaUaeh 6 lota on Town Mountain. 2 lota OHaUlipi oW 8 lots on Ballev It. ' The MlddletoB olaee of 19 acres ith house. Thl will be subdivided and soM tn lota. It ii located In the growing town of Victoria. 400 acres inChonns-Coveftem one to two ml. from city. 111 be sold as a whole or subdivided to suit lor small farms' boil is rich, timber heavy and black lead and mica mines on the property in large quantl! ies. SO acres near Bristol, Tenn. One house and lot In Bluff City, Tenn $112,250 stock of Columbia Bridge Co. A loll bridge bringing large monthly dividends at price asked. tsco.teo stock- orsuuiia jtrg. co. Columbia, H. C, finest pioperty for manufacturing pa rposei lm the South. Developed horse-power, 10,000. Buncombe county bonds for sale. " .- 'mmkW ' f f-f THE SEASON OF J8S8. &vsrti8t and September. 1 nVtn omt Mtmmto CtrupUd y Ttca ftmm Per day. Per week. . Per monthy: . $7 $35 to $42 $120 to $150 SI K X X V M ' A m RUCK, K. S. M. D.. Pronrietor. : : . ' . - ' - ;v W a tch es, Jeweler Of every d-s-iiption. A larfe line of - CLOCKS ii nil 81LYKR1V A IJE (jold and silver headed cant-sT We have .- every thing usually kept in a . First-Class Jewelry Store. Key wind h f chr-riri-i tTnni h.t ' Fln? lil Kl-li t-ki! veil y ll t. i ii jf Vi i-medah) aii-o IiiCih i..aue to oidv. - - ; dS ..