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DAILY EDITIOiN.
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Editor and Proprietor.
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Citizen JOB Office
13 PATTON AVE.
Our facilities are second to none
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VOL IV.-NO 197.
ASH EVI LLE NfvCv J MORN I NG, NO VE M B ER 27 i388.
PRICE 5 CENTS
(Advertising Rates Low.
BILL HEADS, &
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DO YOU
It ia human nature to do as the many do?
11 a lew men stop on the tide wait ana
consult together, others soon gather
amnnu until often a small crowd
assembles.
SO IT IS
with ' a popular business house like
GOOPER'S,
oq th corner of
MAIN AND COLLEGE STREETS,
As he always keep on hand the best of
GROC ERIE S
at reasonable prices the close bajre
-SooifPd It Out
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'And then many others followed: and now
it is the popular thing tor the masses to
do, consequently he enjoys a good trade.
Every thing priced in plain figures,
and the
Figures Planed Down
TO THE
nov 17 dtf
LOWEST NOTCn.
C omponlk
Ors. HARGAN & tJATCHELL
Corner Church Street and Patton
. Avenue.
AcyLLg-?j.-e
mi
1 1
Componnd Oxvgen Inhaled, in connection
wlta medicated Balaam Vapor, cures Consump
tion, Asthma, Bronchitis, Aal Catarrh, Sore
Throat. Los of Voioe, Diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys, Bladder, and all disease depending on
mpnre or impovensneu diooo.
It cures
falls.
Kneumatiam when everything else
CERTIFICATE.
Tor fifteen yeari I have "uttered with Itching
tiles, s much so that I have hardly In that time
aly In t
I was
pleawnt night and as I was growing
woise aod my complaint was becoming nee
irouDietome. I went to Asnevl'le, N. v., and
placed mysnll under the treatment of Dr. Hargnn.
Under bis treatmeat I have improved sjrapi J
ly that In two weeks 1 feel that I am almost
entirely reuevea
REV. O. TAYLOR.
Orland, Florida,
nov 11 dtf
Oct 29, 1188.
FILES.
In addition to our Oxygen treatment, we make
specialty of treating Pnei. Rectal Ulcers, Fis
tula, fissure, Pmiltus or itching Piles, Polypus,
or Tumors of the Rectum, Prolapsus of the
Rectum, and all other Rectal diseases, also all
Urinary and Bladder diseases.
HOME TREATMENT,
We manufacture the Compound Oxygen, and
sr.1? i 1 1 all parts of the country, even to the
Pad A . Coast. We send apparatus and chemicals
jlM two months for f la. This ia a valuable
t the office .reatment.
The wonderful curative results obtained with
hlvtmatment la astonishing even to us.
On application a pamphlet free, on .the treat
ment and the climate.
Call and try the treatment. No charge for trial.
DR8. HARQAN QATCHXLL,
AshevlUe, H. a
Cornr Jtaln St. and Pattoa Avenue,
nor 11 dasrtt
1 CARD.
To Strangers and Citizens.
. We now have prepared a complete list
of all the Beal Instate we control in
Asheville and Western North Carolina,
It embraces every thing in the line
from the smallest lot in the city to the
largest timber tract.
Call and' get price or address us as
below. ' ' '
- Nati Atkinson &.SOKS. .
oct2ldtf ,
' heard
frantic
(the time -bird
is killed
the , platter,
the meal of whic
take amid' Th
ing praises,
too much, And
such gl ut'.ons ,
all folks and f
weather, and
- get all the.
Vi ' iktim .
- , to gra e
And st an
h fol k
anksi v
Q lite ott
which doth make .
IJsick as blazes. Tsocouae "v
, amiljjes this aeawnajla
at our store, for feast galore
s things together. Lav in your
and spice, your cranberries, aad your
citron peei
currant. TheTgoods - are all
quality we warrant. Provide the buar
, fpr -the cakei and gingerbread, deliciocs. and gold
en pumpkin pies that make spooks haunt the (su
perstitious (when bed time comes) and also get
your . store " of sweets - ready to gratify -the
hnngry mawB of Mary, Jans and Freddy,
and golden oranges lay by ior genral ,
; delectation. and nuts and raisins if
yon would fill the general expectation
and do not lorget the coffee or .the
fact that oo man living
beat
onr store
on qual-
-Ity
or pri
cea for
hank
, givin
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Powell
THE 1A1XY CITIZEN
Will he Dnblisned evrv Mornisji fe
cept Monday) at the -following rates
nrtctiy eatn: -
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Six Months, . : . . . . 3 00
Three " . . . .,160
One " . . . 60
One Week. ..... 15
Our Carriers will deliver the paper ev
ery Morning in every part of the city to
onr subscribers, and parties wanting it
will please call at the Citizen umce.
IAROER DAILY AND WEEKLY CIR
CULATION IN WESTERN NORTH CARO
LINA' AND EAST TENNESSEE THAN ANY
OTHER PAPER. CONSTANTLY INCREAB-J
TNG. " -
Send your Job Work of all kind to the
Citizen Office, if you icaiU it done neatly,
nheaply and will Juspateh.
Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Trains.
KiUSBmY Arrives 7:44 a. in. and 4:44 t m ;
leaves 4:54 a. m. and 4:54 p. ra. for Morrixtown.
Tennbssks Arrives at 9 46 p. nx. and 1:22 p. m
.u&Teeat 9:56 o. m. and IMS p: n. -
iiPAKTiNBUBo Arri-t 7 p. o.j lejjrei lor
-!fbtirt.V: p- jn. ""- J ...
Watnesville Leaves Aslievllle at ;:SS t. m.,
and arrives at S: v.rn t s --
- New Advertisements.
CCo Stray d oir Stolen apply at 57 Cherry st.
A bsoS utely Pure.
tntagi,h ni wOiestriient1. Moie eoaouiiea:
ban t?r- ' it ki--'l antl cannot be- atii in
4Htx- ttifiu wkii tiie'Tivjairti'le oi low test, sbort
e .-hi ftiutu or pitoe-jitiaU; pi:-'Oi'j;, tSat orUj; tit
. . itOxALii4itU& I'OW.'RBCu. iCci Wan
One
Price
Store.
A laryu.Hiid very attractive line ot
Men's, Buys' an 3 ChilUren's ISuits rang
uk ironi low priced gouds to something
verv fine.
fc3a3rr'45'''-fcn for A. Raymond & Co.,
YcflTTairor,
rts.'ttnd a tit guaranteed.
jaaaples now ready lor instruction.
Ml-Wool Dress Go mIs of the popnla
abrics in groat, vusiuty, aisu Sacinea.Fer
sales, Dress Giuijliaaia, frints,&c.
Ur!s Silks in the new v,eaye3, Kha
iames, Satir.K, Velvets and Flushes.
Carpets, A t S';'-r'iP Smyrna Rags'
)il-Juth, Mattings. Ctirtain Goods in
jreat variety, Damasks, Towels, Napkins
Doverl.-tfl, Jilaukeu, &c.
Zieyler Bros.', Merriam & ' Tyler's
Viorpaa broa.' aad Stokiey.'s Shoes for
.adies, misses and children.
Banister's and Ziegier's Fine Shoes fo
B'n.
Packard A Grover's celebrated "52.60'
lad "2W Shoas for m;n and a simi
,r jiracie i'or boys.
Derby Hats, ttlk Hats, Soft Hats, and
teamer Hats.
Wool and Ganz s Und rwcar, Hosiery,
5id Faliric Gioves, Collars and Cuffs,
iuchini'S, Scttrfp, Ties, Kibbnns Corsets,
:Juttns, Braids, and Fsmcy Goods and
jmaHwares generally.
Parasols, Umbrellas. Fans. Khoppina
P-igs, Club Satchels, Trunks, Ac.
Mens' Furnishing Good?-
Cassimerew, Coatings. iVfaisds,
sucky Jeanr, Douiestiur, &c.
Ken-
ikw
Noa 7 9 l'attju Avenue.
mar23Jtf
J. -V. SCHARTLE,
3J!ercliaiit 'X'ailori
42 N. Main St,
ASHEVILLE
N. C
oct
:dtt
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ber' bar '
when. loud
.T,ie firke -S.j'a
chatter: For 'tis-.
-when that 'em
select ana nice, ...-and
can
POWPIB
& Snider,
Asheville, N. C
No cases were tried in the police
court yesterday-morniDg.
It was bright, but breezy yesters
day a delightful day for put-door
exercise. ... -.- -
The regular weekly meeting of
Mt. Fisgah iKKJge, Wo. 32v K. of
was held at their hall last night. ,
Those superb cranberries at Hee
tons' are t-easing, too t-eaains;; they
suggest turkey and lhankegiving.
The new rHernberof the Board
of county commissioners for Bun
combe, will be sworn in Monday
next. . - - :' ":." - . ?
The sales at the ' warehouses yeB-
tirday were large, and prices re-
cuived for tobacco were ou tb"e in
crease. .
The "dwelt" of the Tfiaukgiving
turkey is now seen in the land.
But went the "stuffing" be knocked
out of him on fh ursda though
o nir. hi. vv. Barhlioidw, the weIN
known architect, has returned from
Lynchburg, Va.T where he has been
on a visit for the past two weeks.
Dr. Arlington has been called to
the eastern part of the State. He
will be at home on the 3rd day of
December to meet his engagements
aere.
Mr. V. V. Barnard and Mr. E.
Siuder have returned lroua Charles
ton, 8. C, where they have been en
joying tiie lesuvities ot "gala.'
week. - . "
Messrs. Kobt. L. Graham and Jas.
V. Siuder have returned from
Danville, where they took in the
tobacco exposition, and had a big
time generally.
A gentleman in this city, who
purchased a small tract of land
eighteen mouths g , fr $300, yes
terday sold the same lor $1,000
cash. Asheville "'diit" improves
with age.
Special service w;il bj held at all
the churches on Tuursua lnorn-i.
iiiji, Thanksgiving ana coilecti-nis
wiii be taken up ldr the beotiit of
tiie Uxfurd Orphan Asylum. Help
tim orphaur.
- Sneak thieves urj numerous in
Ashevfl.e? at pres'eut. Several petty
thefts have been cuicmitted during
the past three or four days. Some
of the offenders have already been
caught, and the police have obtained
clues which will lead to the capture
ol the others.
We are pleased to learn that cur
old and esteemed Iriend, Cl. Thad.
Brys 'n, of .Swain, is now enjoying
better health thau ior some years.
We sincerely wish h could entirely
recover, ior he was most useful
citizen t his county up to the time
ol his prostration.
Mr. Cleveland wiU enjoy his
eumpkin pie on Thursday. Not
withstanding be is defeated he has
the consolation jf noting t rapidly
increasing demand anions leading
republicans wbohave studied the
import of thescetit election for
tariff reform. So the country gets
justice and prospers. Mr. Cleveland
does not care who ia i resident.
Messrs- J. N. Rogers and A. E.
Fore, of Buncombe county, whose
bright wrappers took the rirst pre
mium, $150.00 in gold, at the Dan
ville Tobacco Fair, hold uV that
place the lot exhibited 45 pounds
for $09 per hundred, which added
to the premium received, makes
$194.55 they have in hand for the lot.
Well done, gentlemen.
Mr. A: S. Staicup, f Whittier-
Strain county, is in theeity. He
has in Kay's warehouse the finest
lot of tobacco, he -ays, he has ever
raistd, and having had Bine year's
experience in the culture ol tne
weed, this speaks well for his pres
ent crop. Old Swain, however, pro
duces line tobacco when she has h
chance, as well as many other good
things.' . r
Transylvania is coming to the
front on the tobacco question.. The
Brevard Voice say e: T,
"A sample of very fine tobacco
was shown us this week, brought in
by Mrs. Fuller Norton, which
proves that es good an article can
be grown in Transylvania as else
where, if properly managed. Mrs.
Norton has tobacco for sale, and
parties wishing to buy would - do
well to call on her."
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Lsng lime Ago.
N.' P.. .Willis caught, up a negro
so tig in one of his Southern trips.
Negroes then had their melodies, j
sweet music, but abominable poetry.
Catching the sentiment, but ignor
ing the coarseness,and'out of it oame
the pret y song, "On the bank
where drooped the willow. "Long
time - ago" might have, led negro
memory btck into deep recesses of
a native freedom at all events, it
touched a sentiment which was
ratural, though not .native, for
s1 a very was a normal condition of
the negro ; but "Long time ago"
has a sweet sound, v '; .
': New Good t Hew Goods 1 1 . -
Arriving faster than we can open and
mark them. Lota of Novelties. Lots ot
chean coods. Lots of bargains in fine
goods. Call eariy and see the bargains
we oiler already, (a large lot or, bilk
Plofeh MaU at 15 cents each,)
- .. at Law's,
: - 57 & 59 S. Main st
lAdies'. Misses'.and Children's Wraps
in oat varietv. . Amons? the shapes are
Walking Jackets, Visites, Modjeska'i
Newmarkets, Ulsters, Paletou and Kua-
an Circulars. ' ,: 11 y .'
dSt eod ' n. RbdwoodA Co.
. , ; 3fr. Wade Harris.
Wer regret lo, note that pfSr ;gcaial
friSnd, Mr. Wade Harris, tor--years
the able, and popular localizer of the
ChorlVtte c' ChronicU; has. retfrei from
ihat excellent - iourhal--.' W& trast
that he will not Ions; be 'tJisconnecteJ
with rJorthLarolma jouraansm.
. Closed -a..Xbatikssiyi as:
We suppose the bosines3kohses of
pur cftywfll be closed on Thatsday
font; Tkanksgivlngtlayas has been
att xustpin, .neretoioe.. , e "umu
tkerefore suggest t; houseftejMws to
put. their houses inordef aocorcJingly
by securing supplies peiore thas; day.
"i. " ' ' - -:-
'Iho Baekeye.'.'. 'V , '
Miss Liaie Evans, -one of the most
attractive little, actresses on the stage
y appear on the. 'Asheville boards
next Monday eveafDar, fri thr bril
liant new comedy,i "Xber ButTW
The ptay is quiflni pauTe" "5?Ihio
life, iavfour acts, -and is pronounced
'a laughing 7 success." Eemember,
next Monday night, at the Opera
House. . . . , 4 ' ' t '
A Treat for"ThankKlvirir. !
If next Thui-sday be a fair dajr, a
solar camera exhibition will be given
in the large, study-hall of 'the' Orange
street city school building, the pro
ceeds of which to be given to the
Mission Hospital, of this city. Ad
mission, 25 cents Doors open at 12
m., entertainment begins at. 12.30 p
m , and continues until 2 p. m.
' Here is an opportunity to spend a
short while most pleasantly, and con
tribute to a needy institution as well.
Thanks GivinS-
Let our readers ermernbsr the full
import of the word Thanksgiviag. It
means to give thanks,' and to show
thanks by giving. Render -thaiiksH
unto the Lord for .his manifold mer
cies ; render gifts unto tbe.poor. and
needy, "for asmuch as ye give unto
the least of these the poor ye give
nnto me," saith the Lord God of Je
hovah Heai ken unto Thanks Giv
ing. Remember Uie - Hospital, and
the widow and the orphan, and tlit
sick and the afflicted. '
The Street Kailway.' ; ,.
The bands are busy at work bring- .j
ing the line to the court house square.
Weajjplaud the energy which has
brought it so far. It is ia tk& -heart
of the city. That is the great artery
that propels life through the many
streets, the arteries ol vitality through
the city. Shall it stop there? We
think not. As a tentative .movement
it is right; As a reshlt, add .. kJfeoirYolthe3 and wait oi the boys. syBut
i' .. l,i .-Th- L.siJ the day has corne when a new leaf
elusion it is the reverse. The 'oiisi-
nal ordinance brings, it'Up from the
depot via Patton Avenue to the court
house square, thence along : Main
street to Pulliam thence to College
street, thence along College street to
Oak street, and if 'permission be ob
tained t irough the. College grounds
to Charlotte street through to Chest -nut
street'.' down toMerrimon Avenue
and back again to North Maio. str et.
- We have entered into no cntro
versy with parties connected wit ri the
different interests. We do not pro
pose to do so. We regard all these
movements as of inceptive character.
They are the tentative movements of
capital. We largely sympathize with
those who anticipate the full result
which reward capital. t We largely
sysopathize with those who anticipate
the full results of immediate purpugg.
We will not be satisfied with the in
definite conclusion of work at the
court house square. " Nobody will be
As a beginning we have to take the
will for the deed, .the deed to be- ess
cuted in 'futuro; -We look for the
whole line, and we must have it. ?. ':
. This is a question that we camiot
controvert is the spirit of animosity.
We loog. upon the street railway sys
tern with absolute friendliness ; We
harmonize with those who look to the
largest expansion, and we deprecate
the narrow mindedness of - those who
would restrict a limitation. . We ap
plaud those who have given ualithat
we ndw have, and we condemh the
movements of those who oppose ; far
ther progress. . - Progress is the watch
word, and we hope it is to be observed
until the last spike of the farthest ex
tension of the street railway is driven.
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An inoffensive colored "dempcrat
of Alexandria was assaulted with an
ice-pick with deadly - mtenW few
davs since because in the recent
election he 'did not voter with his
race." -r; i;-V";. "1
.The cJFat Nancy'? trestle oa the
Virginia Midland raiiroad, which
foil down in July of this year, iill
ing passencers and employes on the
road, has been ftlled in witn. eartu,
and a granite culvert placed over 'the
little stream which , passes tprougn
it. . - .'-.' v
The President, of a". New York
'journeymen's barber's anion", has
iust resigned because ot thei so
cialistic and anarcnisuc tenaencies
developed by the membership - He
did not relish the idea of labor hold
ing its gleaming blade at the throat
of capital. . 4 rv -K . -
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, Bow Koetora Conquer Deth.
- Doctor Walter K. Hammond says
"After, a long experience 1 have come to
the conclusion that two-thirds- of all
deaths, from' coughs, pneutuonia and
consumption,' might be avoided if Dr.
Acker's English Kemedy for Consump
tion were carefully used in time."-:Thi8
wonderful remedy is sold under a posi
tlve guarantee by r: C. Smith & Co.
- Bilk Hats. Derby Hats, Soit shapes in
arge variety, Steamers, Polos, Skating
Caps,fta iv V
Men's Shoes 2, $2 50. f 2 99, $5 an
f f6 75, made by the well known manu
facturers.! ' i K.J
d8teod ' ' " , II. EsmvooD & Co.
200 Overcoats for Men and Boys, trom
low to high grades, at Wmtlock a. dj w
- i- Ash eville's Wants.
. A paper-box factory. It will pay.
Another large furniture factory.
It will pay. ,
A wagon, spoke and handle fac
tory. It wilfpay.
A large woolen factory for spin,
nirtg and weaving. It will pa'.
Several more large shoe factories
to use up the hides. They will pay.
A paper factory to utilize some ot
the..wflod-pulp and ovrpld rags. It
will pay. .. ....
Several large tobacco ' factories.
4otu smoking and cheain.3. They
will pay. ' ' ?
The railroad: shops of c the Weft
em North Carolina raitroad system.
They will pay. : 'l" . " "-. : .
An iminentje tannerv to use the
bars ;of the millions ot ; oaba of thib
section. - ut will pay. . . I ' ;;
ATJargeJy increased proauc-Uon of
ic inOur section to supplr our
tannery with hidei- It will pay.,!
A larger iron furnace to use the
splendid Iron and manganese ores
near this city. Several will pay.
. A wood-pulp factory to convert
into use toe hemlock and other soil
woods of our section. It will pay.
Several cotton and other iactories
utilizing the unsurpassed water
power just below the city. They
will pay. .
A railroad connecting this citv !
with the Norfolk & Western and the
Southwest Virginia coal fields." It
will pay.
A largely increased production of
wheat in this Bection, so r ur Ashe
ville mills', and other mills to bf
established, wiil be enabled to'turn
iutfeeverat thousand barrels of tine
flour per day instead of about or e
nuudred as now. It will pay all
round. -.
Lat u havo them all, fellow citi-
Z?ns. - Wiiiions ot capital are idle in
-ntt North and at iiome. L t us en
courage its being put where .it will
do tiie most good for all parties.
a
Kdueate the Girls.
. Tlirt Bitrvard Voice sends forth
vh fdlo-.ving-'pleaintj no!.es:
"ih f due itiiinal facilities of
'tVeytern, North Carolina is some-
tldnr ot '?hich evt-ry citizen ou.ht
t- feel- proud . We are glad to see
uople turning their attention
to the education of the youths of
our land. The success of any coun
try depends upon the education ot
its inhabitants. Another favorable
si'ga f the ! a is, that men
have becotue ii .iCTV-'.to the fact
Uiat their -grrls nmsl' be 'etfcrjfl.tcd
is wen as their hoys, some men
think it sufficient, that their girls
kn&w how to cook, wash, mend
inust be turned. The purity and
happiness of our nation depends ok
us women. Buc some men will sa li
(M5ts too murii tOieaucatii iiirls
Lt's see ahout that. You wani
your daughter to do well; yod want
oei to n ury to the be3t advantage.
11 this is your desire you had belt r
ive her every possible advantage
regardless of the cost. Look at the
.ther side of the picture. V hat
would yon take to have, your daugh
ter join herself for life to som8 low
down worthless fellow and settle
down ir poverty and misery.
-Then shut your mouth aoout the
costand pend your girls to the
Asheville Female. College, where all
he adyantages of a Christian edu
?atin will be theirs. . Every citzn
m Western D ortn uaronna ougui 10
f.;el proud of this iustitutiou. We
o-l ler u second V) none in tue
United States. .
I s ible and efficient corp of
teachers gives perfect satisfaction to
ail its patrons. Its president, Rev.
James Atkias, is the right maa in
the right place, and in whom you
may feel oeriectly safe in commit
uun the education of your girls.
Twaof our Transylvania girls-Mi.-se8
Annie Zichary and Sallie
; huford, are now in this school.
; - Miss Annie As Lou.
The Durban Plant thus refers to our
accomplished townswoman !
"Accord". 3 to our announcement Miss
Annie A, a, State Superintendent of
the You Oman's Christian Temper
ance Union arrived is Durham yester
day . and .i'tt a large number of the
yo.ma ladies in the hall of the Y. M., C.
. - i . ,
A. fit no ciock anaaam su-uay at ui.
Miss AsUn (a daujihter of Judge Aston,
ot Asheville) the editor of The Anchor,
the State organ of .the W. C T. U is
a very talented lady a fluent, pleasant
and foicible talker and a skillful organiz
er of departments of Christian work by
vonni? women.
She effected "the V establishment of a
Durham blanch of the "Y's" as they are
familiarly called.', " i . . -?
Io Sot Ssflsr Any Longer.
Knowing that a cough can be checked
in a cav, and the nrst stages oi consutnp'
tion broken fn a week, we hereby guar
antee Dr. Acker's English Remedy for
Consumption, and will refund the money
to all who buytafee it as per directions,
and do not nnd our statement correct,
For sale by T. C Smith & Co.
. . . ' ; ' rmn Bread and Cakes
Parties wanting special work in the
baking line will please place their orders
from 1 to davs oeiore sucn oraers are
to be filled with Koberts and Perry.
- Send in-your orders aod let us send
yon Fresh Bread, Cakes and Groceries
every day. -
Roberts A Perky.
Carpe's, Rugn, Oil Cloths, Curtain
materials. Sheeting, Towelp, Table
Linen, &c- - . -
dbteod ' - . r II. Redwood & Co.
Black Pants at fo, something fine,
dlw ' at Whitlock's,
: Perfumeiv. SoaDS. Toilet articles in
ereat variotv. Patent medicines, Drugs
and Cnemicals, Frescriptious filled with
promptness and care, day or nigbt.
W. C Cakmjchakl. Apothecary,
n W.-.-vt-".- i. Ko. J0 8. Main st
" Webb's flolojne Spirits,' a deliubtf.i
oerfume for th toilet and baths,., sold
in bulk at 50cts. per pint, at
- Casmichabl's Drug Store.
STATU NEWS.
Eubanks, who for a year or more
has been Eector of the Episcopal
church here, will leave December
4th, for Helena:' Montana, where
i he goes as assistant Hector.
The lenalh of the extension of
the Cape Fear and Yadkin Val
ley railway from Fayetteville to
W ilmington is about eighty miles,
and; already half this distance
has- been graded twenty miles
at each end. x
Charlotte Chraniclc. Mrs. Stone
Wall Jackson says that after re
siding in Bichmond, Minneapo
lis and San Diego, she has de
cided that Charlotte is the best
place in the world. She is a per
ittatent residept. "
v Hfie new J ustices of the. Su
preme Court--A. C. Avery and J.
. dj tonermerd-wili be sworn in
J .vnuary 1st and will take their
scats on the bench February 1st.
Governor Fowle will hardly be
inaugurated before January 15th.
. The Raleigh correspondent of
the Wilmington Messenger, writes:
"It is said that the friends of T."
It. Purnell, of Raleigh,- will press
his claims for the position of
United States District Attorney,
and that T. P. Devereux will also
be pressed for the same place.
W. S. O'B. Robinson may also
be heard from in this connection''
The disabled ex-Confederates
are hopeful of good results from
their plan of holding a conven
tion and memorializing the Leg
islature for an increase of the
pension appropriation. By next
year there will probably be 4,000
pensioners, nearly two thirds
widows, and in such an event
they will get only a small sum.
The convention movement is be
ing vigorously pushed.
Carthage Blndf. We wonder
if Eaves, the infamous, will have
the Radical Register of W olf-pit
Township, Richmond county,
sent to .J. lbany penitentiary for
Iniuilr JNut mucii lie wont, and
yet the fmiow left his township
with the Registration book and
went across the line into South
Carolina on the day before the
election and registered 200 ne
groes, who voted in his precinct.
Of course, E ives will not molest
him, but the democrats of Rich
mond will make him smoke.
All the farmers' alliances in the
tobacco sections of the State are
asked to send delegates to a
naeetinsr to be held at Durham
Dectember 5th. It will be an im-
poiyiantjiieeting. Itsobjeptajje
to tiiscuHss on dOT mutate l!feiOT I
the relief of the tobacco growers,
to look into the establishment of
alliance leaf warehouses, to take
steps to lesson the cost of handling
and selling the farmers' tobacco,
to discuss the advisability of es
tablishing tobacco manufactories,
and also to discuss all other mat
ters in connection with the tobac
co interests as far as it relates to
the farmers of the tobacco-grow
ing sections of North Carolina
and Virginia. Each subordinate
alliance will send five delegates
to the meeting.
A discontented Chicago wife is
suing her husband for divorce, be
cause, as sue alleged, he lived on
pie while sue starved on bread and
butter garnished with apple tauce.
Tiie jud-i'3 was unfeeling enough to
remark that he could not '"make
menus, lor discontented couples.
The divorce h consequently off, and
the aggrieved wife will try and in
duce her better half to invest in
blood pudding.
Benjamin Harrison is a man of
firm mind, sav his friends. They
say he will not be dictated - to as to
the mattei ot Cabinet appointmeuts
and rmtronajre. But it takes a big
ger lv.- TT .rrison to have his
on tv,iv. li,aiuis going ta have
sometniiig to say, and so is Joha
Sh'jnrjau. B aii.e hates faherman
an! Sherman hates Blaine. Each
thinks the other prevented his
nomination at Chicago. And be
tween these despeiate knifers the
Administration's lot will not be a
happy one.
Terrible.
Two-thirds of all deaths in New York
City are trom consumpt ion or pneumonia.
The same ornprrtion holds for most
other cities. Delays are dangerous. Dr.
Acker's Euglish-Remedy for Conaump
tijn will ahvavs relieve, and may save
your life. For sale by T. C. Smith & Co
For clothing, welt fitting, well
made
and correct in design, call on
-. H. Redwood & Co.,
. dSteod Ono Price Store.
For ' Chamois Skins and Sponges of
all BizeB and quanties, call ont
W. C. Cabmiohael.
A larce lot of Duke's Pekferrsd Stock
Cigarettes, fresh from the factory Just
received. The finest cigarette now on
the market. Try a pack and be convinc
ed. Also a complete lino of Cigars and
Tobaccos, . at VV. C Uarmiohael,
-.'"-' Apothecary.
Just received 48 pair vants, all wool
at $2. $3, $4 and up, worth the price.fat
WhiUocks. . - ojw
Ajresh.lot of Rovster's fine candies
ustinat Robert & Perry's,
-No. 29,3outh Miin
Neckwear, Mufflers, Gloves, Hosiery for
cold weather, the" best stock in Asheville,
dlw . -at WniTLoct's.
Dress Suits at $15, worth $20, " -
: at WhitlockV.
Zenhvrs, Germantown Wool, Saxony
Vool, Knitting Silk, Embroidery Silk,
Butcher s L,inen, xc
dSteod ' H. RaowooD AC
A ne.v lot of extra pants for business
and drees wear, at- Wbitlock's. d w
.French Broadcloths, Henriettas,
Myrcotis,'' Casaiiners, . Basket Cloths,
OahinaresVFUnneia, Trioota, &e., also a
larxe stock of Trimming materials One
price system. , :
dSteod " H, Redwood & Co.
LATE NEWS BRIEF'S
Carefully Condensed From "Wire
and Mail.
The territory cf New Mexico re
turns a democrat to Congress.
The U. S. steamer Boston reached
New York on Saturday night from
nayti tun or yellow lever.
Mr. Oliver Dockery wants a good
position in the Agriculruritl Depart
ment at Washington. Of course he
oes.
The delegation from California
will stand four republicans and two
democrats, the sime as in the pres
ent Congress.
It is thought Sec etary Bayard
will resume the practice of law in
Philadelphia alter next March. He
was associated in the practice in
that citv for a nura'cer ot years with
Mr. V? m. Shippen.
Oa Saturday a 'Professor" who
went up in a balloon at Columbus,
Ga , had his balloon to bur3t when
about half a mile high, and though
he came down nicely with his para
chute was landed in the river and
drowned.
The Danville Tobacco Exposition
closed Saturday. It was a great
success. Exposition t 'bacco was sold
at auction, the first premium, bright
wrappers (Madison county tooacco)
being bought by E. A. Bell, Louis
ville. Ky., at nearly $ i.So per pound.
The New York Ueratd of Sunday
morning devotes ten columns to the
views of prominent business men
on the present state of commerce
and prospects, and says: ,-It will be
generally noticed that a leeling ol
hopetulness lor the future prevails
in the majority of instances. There
are some lines of trade, however, in
which things are fearfully dull, and
others in which the outlook is ex
ceedingly gloomy."
All ihe leading republicans ' of
Maiue unite in demanding the posi
tion ot Secretary of State for Blaine
His friends take the ground that
Blaine's powerlul influence in secur
ing Harrison's election, together
with his- masterly leadings of the
party and his pronounced American
policy in our foreign relation, enti
tle him to the place and that a large
number of Republicans wish and
expect him to have it. His friends
assert that if it is not effered him, a
storm will be evoiced among his
hosts of admirers not only in Maine,
but throughout the country. Wheth
er or not he would accept, they do :
pretend to know, but it is obvious
that they believe he would.
'l om
ometTlose their beauty because colds
undermine their lite. JDi. Acker's Enir-
lish Remedy for Consumption is an
absolute cure for colds. Foi sale by T. C
Smith & Co.
The child couched. The mother ran
No remedy was near. Before morning
the poor little sufferer was dead Moral:
Always keep Dr. Acker's Enirlish Rem
edy at hand. For sale by T. C. Sinuh
& Co. noy ICtf
Underwear, new lot,-cheap, medium.
fine, red, white, and natural wool, also
Dr. V arner'B Health Underwear,
dlw at Whitlock's.
Merino and Wool Underwear. Hosiery
Gloves, Scarfs, Umbrellas, Trunks
Bas, &c. H. Redwood & Co.
d8i.eod
Cool weather is predicted; clothing that
will keep you warm and healthy can be
had cheap at Wbitlock's. dlw
NEW ADVEBT1SES1E.N1
T&A YET) OK STOLEN,
A red cow with the tirj of ner horns sawed olT.
has 8tra e.l awar lrom my lot. A ny info" loatlon
win oe rewaraea. Appir at ISO. M etierry st.
OST.
ui
ua Water street, a two -foot Ivory Pocket Role.
Liberal reward lor its retard to
U07 31 dtf HAJtT & WILLIAMSON.
F
OK KGttT.
Near PostofBce a small house famished or not
with lar lot aad flaDie. Price low. Apply to
Carsou's dti.iouery aad news tUnd.
STKAYED. ..
s.-
A vellow alw Wr8 taken uo at the AahuTl'.:e
Female (Jolipue Sunday moroins. Owner can
net same by cailiug for aer and Paying lor this
auvurusemeui. - txov XU du
F
IOUSD.
A grip sack containing articles. The owner
can hare by paying for advertisement and my
trouble. J. P JOHNSTON, col..
no 2 dtf 60 Beaamont street.
TTfiNTlO.N TAX-PAYERS.
Ali persons who have not paid tnelr City Taxes
for 1888, are request-id to come forward at once
and do so.
The Gitr Code reanirea that I shall anttla hv
December 15tn, and I will be at my office In the
Court House every day until that time to receive
taxes.
If you neglect this matter too aia Us hie for
cos's.
Come at once and pay what yon owe.
- W. A. REYNOLDS.
- noy SO dlw City Tax Collector.
OPKRA HALL
07 One Nijrbt 07
41 lCESlAlf JKVE.;NOV. Ali
- Engagement of the Youngest. Most
ueautilui and Talented of S1AHS
"Tba DashtarJef tlio South.''
Lavinia Shannon
In her magnificent and peerless imper
sonation Ol L.ADV A CD LEY in Zr(
The Mpstery of Audley Court.
BEAUTIFUL DRESSES
CORRECT SCENERY.
EXCELLENT CAST"
!. ; AND PROPERTIES
General Admission 73 Ctn.
Reserved Seats " 100
Children . 50 els.
TYLEH 00.
ST.IOOIS, MS..I.S.A,
Makmersae Mskn StrtossT
SANK COTTFTEBS, OOTTRl
bouss cuanmrss,
100 fIJltutitt4CtalotusIr PasUc 7ta,
I
COME AND GET THE
CORRECT TIME
BURT DENIS0N,
t l& JPatton mMvetiue.
DEAiEBIN
Watches, Diamonds,
Jewelry, Solid and Plated
Silverware. Etc.,
GOLD PENS, GOLD AND SILVER-HEADED
;CANS3.:uaiBRELLA.3, &C.
A Full Lino of Spectacles and Eye-das
Telescopes and Opera Glasses, Finn
Scissors, Bazors and Pea Knives. 2
PEPAIEIN0 and- ENGBAVING.
Fine i Watch
repairirKj and 'engraving
A SPECIALTY,
KEY WIND ' WATCHES
changed to stem at short notice, '
JBriTrinyoTir
RIGHT AND WARRANTED
fOTJB MOTTO 13 '
Reliable Goods
AND
Reliable Prices.
J8 PnttOH .ittnue.
arjg.7.dlT
TO SMOKERS !
Another lot of "Five-Elevens"
are just in, and we are so well
pleased with them we must men
tion it, such- five cent cigars are
not easily found, a dozen old
smokers in Asheville will erlfy
this statement ; experts pass by a
whole block of cigar stands to get
these goods ; price live dollars per
hundred, or five for a quarter
Come 'aid see
T. C. SMITH & CO.,
Druggists.,-
OUR PRESCRIPTION
Department ig complete "with
all requisites which go to make up
a modern outfit. We employ a
graduate of Philadelphia College
ot Pharmacy to execute this work.
Our prescription business shows a
large inci ease, and we confident!
predict a large patronage. The
people .are giving us substantia
evidence of their appreciation.
T. C. SMITH & CO. ,
V. " . i Prescriptionists. .
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