THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE. APRIL 8, 1898.
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1,000 has, established
of (Northr CaroUapK la
of the
secured dhe services
th-is place, as state
e0 0 a'eaJHbal stock or 5.00C
Hand
v a t i oraiwai apr we state
VlfB tbiseity. Tfcey have
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CLAIM DENIED.
Morganton, t.-TJh euiperior court
handed down a decree in the case of
orcdttore' Mat of the Morganton Electric
Ligbt and 'oww Compauv dcyrtngv : the
claim of the General 'Electric Company, of
New York, to a Idea on Che plant superior
to 4fee mortgage 'bonds for dynamos sold
the company, declaring a namfber of small,
claims aggregating about jtfWO,. , superior
Kens to the bonds and appointing Messrs.
F. H. Burtee,' of 'Raleigh, and W. C. Et
vta, of iMorganton, eomuuissioners -to sell
the plant and pay off tbese lienta, tihe mort
gage bond and itihe costs. The General
OWtric Oomipamy appealed 'to 'the supreme
count from that point of the judgment de
claring that its clai-m lor dynamos sold
the company was inlferior to (the Mem of the
ipoUtgage bonds. This, however, wili not
Snieet the ale of the plant, whUeb will be
made isokne tiime after May 15, unless the
indebtedness' of the company de sooner arranged.
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CATAWBA PRESBYTERY.
Gastonia, April 7. The Catawba Preaby
tery is now in sccsSon there. .The opening
sermon was delivered by tihe retiring mod
erator, Ret. Judte Knox. "Rev. O. J. San
ders, D.D., has 'been elected moderator, El
der S. a. Pride, temporary clerk, and D. B.
Young assistant.
f DS0N COUNTY PRIMARIES. A
'Lexington, April 7. The democratic ex
ecutive coromitue cf Davidson county have
ordered that the township primaries foe
held on Saturday, May 14, to elect delegates
to tihe county convention, which is called
to meet here on Saturday, (May 21, to elect
delegates to the state, congressional, ju
dicial and senatorial conventions.
CHARLOTTE RE-UNION.
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HOWARD DECISION AFFIRMED.
Raleigh, Aiprfil 7. The supreme court has
affirmed thief kleoision of Judge Molver in
the case of Howard -vs. Bad Iroad, from Ro
wan county, where it was held that the
railroad could not carry a damage suit to
fhe United States Supreme court. Thie ad
tniirJlulbrator of 'Howard, who was tail led in a
railroad wreck near Old Fort, got a verdict
for $5,000 damages against the Western
North Carolina road. 'Afterwards the
plaintiff decided to bring suit against the
Southern . (An effort .was then1 made to car
ry the ease to the 'Untfted States court, Th-is
de denied. The decision in the Howard
case applies likewise to tihe James case,
James was killed at the same time, and his
administrator got a vertiict for $15,000.
Judge Avery, who represents the', plain
tiffs, says bOtb damage suits will now be
entered against the Southern.
VOLUNTEER COMPANIES, -j
KnoxvfMe, April 7. 'Upper 'East Tennes-
is rapidly coming' to the front in volun
teer companies. During the past ten days
140 men have signed volunteer enlistment
blanks and others will follow. IRogers
viile, Rui-seiiville, 'Mcssey Creek and Wbtte
Pine have mads the. greatest progress since
this plan of enlistment was inaugurated. In
trwenlty -four hours' notice all available vol
unteers could he at tihe railway stations
ready for business. '
CHICKAMAUGA CAMP.
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Chattanooga, Tenn,, April 7. Prepara
tions are rapidly going on here for the re
ception' of the government troops at Chick -aarauga
Park. The statement sent out
from Atlanta that -there is not an adequate
supply of waiter is .wi'thout foundation and
ridiculous in view of the fact that Cfo'icka
nuauga river runs through .the reservation..
AIL. the available regiments of intfantry in
the army are expected fbo he in camp here
by the early part of 'the week.
PROTECTION OF BEAUFORT HARBOR.
-IBeaufbrt, N. c., April 7. Col. Craigbili,
TJuted States engineer, Wiilmingiion dis
tract, anm seostant w. :u. retry, are nere
l fonmn.Iate some plan for -protection of
Beavifort herbor, and tbe probaible naoyiing
Of Fort Macon. 'All indications point to a
mosquito fleet for the port in case of hos-
ciJretea. Hatteras anu Wiltmington mU be
eonnected foy rebulMing oast telegraph
line.
CtOLOGICAL REPORT.
iRaleuign, April 7. The geological report
on the tfcniber and forests will be ready for
distribution in a few days; a repotr t on the
aay depicsifts and clay 'industry, and an
other on gold mdniing, will 'be ready in a
couple of weeks; and the report on water
powers, ,and another On road building will
soon' foe in the hands of the pxtiniters. The
bulletin on m ineral waters will foe ready by
earSy summer. 1 '
iOlevelBind, T. C, lApril 7. The Veterans
of Clamp Xeveland met here 'Monoay in
special session to make arrangements t
the camp to afctsend1 the oeleforiaition of 'the
20th of IMay ait Gharlofcte. Tihe t amp unan
Imously eteoted iMtss Fearl Blxon sponsor
and M'iss May Weils maid of honor.
Every thoa,
word and
takes vitality
jbeiil the blood; evfery
Done, organ and tissue
Quality
Therefqr
8princ j&lV
bedfe Mtolajliireaiwuaa is the great
blood purifier and the best Spring
Medicine. TheretoreUaia the great
cure for scrofula, salt rheum, humors,
tores, rheumatism, catarrh, etc.; the
frreat nervine, strength builder, appe
tizer, stomach tonic ana regulator.
barsaparill
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
Hen'dterson, April 7.-The piscopal con
vention of the diocase of North, 'Oarollna
meets in Henderson 'May 10. The ci'tizens
here are making preparation -to enter tain
'be delegates and visitors in a 'liberal man
ner. .
W0FF0RD VS. WAKE FOREST.
Sparltaniburg, April 7. The biseball sea
son will 'be opened Tuesday afternoon,
April 12, with a game (between Wofford Col
lege And Wake Forest. Tne Wake lowest
team is well 'known here. The, Wofford
nine will foe much stronger than, last year.
CHAPEL HILL WON.
TihMirtrfli Will. Aaxril 7.-The -University of
North- Carolina won-'theljecond game with
Lehigh Cotlletge foy a score of 9 to 7. The
batteries were: - OaroMna-MLaweon' and
Gwaltmey; C.afyette, CNevins sod Kelchner.
ASHEBORO'S CAMPAIGN.
Asheboro, April 7. The city campaign
htaisi opened and promises to foe exciting
throughout. The issue will foe scnooi ana
anti-school rather than political.
BUCKLEfN'S ARNICA SALVE.
The best salve in the world, for Cuts.
Burises, Sores. tScem, Salt Rheum, Pevei
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Come, and all Skin Eruptions, sad posi
tively cures' Piles or no pay required. If
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 26c. per . box
For sale by T. C Smith and Pelham'
PfoarmacVj. v
The preachers are talking about war 5al
their sermons. In his sermon at Wilson
last "Sunday, Rev. B. R. Hall, presiding el
der, vigorously comfoafcted -the idea of war
and declared that thiis country ought not to
go i nto the business of 'billing men .
Everybody Says Sc.
Cascarets Cand v Cattwutic, ttie most won
lerful medical dist'ox ery of the age, pleas
it aud refreshing to the tasve, act gently
;mt positively on kidueys. livet aud bowels
itanstng the entire systm, dispel coins
ure headache, fen r, baVflual rOnftipauoi
ul hi ionpns. Pirase bujr amf try a h.
Greensboro Female CoiHege has 3,000 vol-
umeis in its library.
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
KHaoord. April 7. The secretary of state
has incorporated the Cabanus County
Building and Loan Association; with Jehu
C. Wadsworth, . B. Co"e:rane, J. M. Odell,
W. R. Odell, F. L. Robbins, . P. Dayrault,
W. H. 'Lilly, D. JJ. Johnson as incorpora-,
tors. The capital stock is -to be not more
man $25,000 and the principa(l place of fous-
m thas city.
Children like it. it saves their lives. We
mean One Minute Cough Cure, the infalll
ble remedy for coughs, colds, croup, foron
:bi'tis. grippe and all throat and lung
troubles, C. A. Raysor.
LAiND SALE.
six for 85. Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co.,
Lowell, Mass. America's Greatest Medicine.
flood's PillS taken after dinner aid digestion.
1 i nan bbb
WORK ON WARSHIPS.
iNortfoHk, Va., April 7. The repairs to the
cruiser Montgomery, which it was thought
would require but a few days, will require
about 'tharee week to complete. After
docking her, it appeared on examination
that her furnaces and flues are badly in
need of repairs.
Nearly 1,100 men are at work on- the
Newark, tout 'instead of .being completed toy
April jo, it is now believed tnat tne work
wiM not be flnlishied .before about 'May 1: '
The work of erecting a torpedo plant has
begun at 'the Norfolk navy yard, and will
be rushed. Here torpedoes will foe made
tor use in barber defence. Tbe pump
house in the dry dock has been utilized and
the great dock pump will supply the com
pressed air for packing the tubes.
puni i nc umn MuinHjaanii t hiiiim iuiiivu
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beolotely I3C WllieS. 4UW mWmmmammmM wwia WfWiMi:!; V
m O And I still claim tmo: lrest stock pi nrsi-ciass gooq? 01 vy doubu in rne state. J
O Beer bottled fresh every day and delivered tjSart f ders frorn a dig- Q
X tanoe solicited. Boxing and packing fr. e. Mr QuaUty, Hot Quantitr is My Motto.
X Phone . 56 and 58 South Main Street. X
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ails sold by all
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A STARTLING INCIDENT.
A startling incident, of which Mr. John
Oliver of Philadelphia, was the subject, is
narrated by mm as follows: "i was in a
most dreadful condition. .My skin was al
most yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated,
pain con tinually in back: and sides, no ap
petite gradually growing weaker day by
day. TShree physicians had given me up
Fortunately a friend advised trying Ease
trie Bitters, and to my great Joy and sur
prise, the first bottle made a decided im
provement. I continued their use for three
weeks, and am now a well man. I know
they saved my life, and robbed the grave of
another victim." No one should fail to try
them. Only 50 cts per bottle at T. C
Smith's Drug Store and Pel ham's Phar
macy.
The first shipment of strawberries from
Wilmington was made Monday night
Buy your Easter or Spring Suit where all
-wise buyers buy ?
Of course you must have a suit. A pair of
odd pants, also, won't be amiss.
Our $10 suits
you buy.
axe equal, to many $15 suits
fi you want something fine, we have it. Our
$15, $20 at d $25 suits are ahead of anything
of the kind ever shown in Asheville.
Bare-footed
Men
thin Blood
r
Are not expected to attend . church Easter
Sunda and if your corns hurt you, you
had Abetter stay at home for all the good
you'll get from the service.. OUR SHOES
DON'T HURT. Try a pair of our Vici
Kids, or Cloth Tops.
"Where the blood loses Its
Intense red grows thin and
water as. in anemia, there is
a constant feeling of exhaus
j tkn,alackof energy vitality
ft and the spirits depressed.
to
I Scott's Emulsion tDRHimoR block.
SHOOTING AT DURHAM.
iDarhamv f Ab 7. At the factory of W
Dta'ke, Sons & Go. yesterday a negro named
George 'Green shot Mr. IBud Ahdrews, one
of the foremen'. "Mr. Andrews was paying
off when a dispute arose between 'him and
the colored' -mani The baffl entered iAn
fiirews' rigbt shoulder and lodged there.
Green made his escape
NEWBERRY COLLEGE WAR CLAIMS.
Oolmmbia, April 7.Hepresen!taive Lati
mer has received notice from the comptrol
ler of the treasury 'that the treasury de
partment wets ready to pay the $15,000
voted to 'Newberry College as a war claim.
The Claim will be paid as soon as a rep
resentative of the college presents himself
at the college. ' .
BRANCH OFFICE AT NEWBERN.
New erne, 'April 7. The Model BuiUd
Jng and 'Loan bank of Syracuse, N.. Y., with
Bl Mttle boy asked for a bottle of "get up
in tihe morning as fast as you can," the
druggist recognized a household name for
"DeWitt's Little Early Risers," and gave
Mm a bottle of those famous little pills loir
constipation, sick headache, liver and
stomach troubles. A. Bayson.
. INorice is hereby given that, by virtue of
authority vested- 14m by a certain deed in
trust executed toy J. B. Parham and wife
P. A. Parham, dated' the 17th day of Janu
ary, 1896, and regisibered: in the register's
office of 'Buncombe 'County, in Book of
mortgages and) deeds in' trust No. 40 on
page , 107 and tsfcquei, default haying been
made in navment of the interest on the
debt in satid deed in trust secured, and J
A. Burroughs, after giving five days' notice
to said J. IB. Parham and his said wife, of
bis liirutenftion so to do, the said intercut till
remaining unpaid, 'having -declared 'the
whole of the debt secured by said deed in 1
trust instantly diu'e and payable accord in ; I
to the provisions of said deed in trust, 'the '
undersigned' trustee will' sell at public auc- '
Li tion for icash at the court house door in the
oitty of Ashevi'ir.e on the &th day of May, v
1898, between the hours of 12 m. and 2 p.
m.. , a certain piece or parcel of land, sit
uate, lying and being in the County of
Buncombe, State of North. 'Caro'ina, adjoin
ing the lands Mar-ous Smith, James Lcm
inae abd others, and bounded as follows: '
Beginning at a slake near Lpminac's bars,
the noraheast corner of J. B. Parham's
tract deeded to Mm by B. M. Bedtoon and
wife LovimJia, and runs north 54 degrees
west 111 poles' to a stake; thence south 62
degrees west 60 poles to a iiiiftke on the
bank of Newfound road; thence a southeaat
course witb' the meanders of the road
82 poles, to J. B. 'PaTtoam's corner ; thence
wifth. , bis 4toe . north' 47 degrees": east. 49
poles to a pine; thence wtiith said line south
72 degrees east 32 poUes to the beginning,
being" the tract of land" conveyed by D. M.
Redimon and 1 ovinia Bedhion, his wife, to !
rr,iisuvma la., far nam. on me Z4tn cay 01
August, 1883, and registered in
page 540 in the office of the register
of Cod-fiver Oil with Htoh
phosphites of Lime and Soda
is oeculiarlv adaoted to correct
this condition. The cod-liver
1? oil, emulsified to an exquisite
fineness, enters the blood direct
and feeds its every corpuscle,
restoring the natural color and
(ft giving vitality to the whole
$ system The hypophosphites
J reach the brain and nerve
centres and add their strength-
i ening and beneficial effect
If the roses, have left your
cheeks, if you are growing
thin and exhausted irom ovc
worn, or li age is oegmning
to telL use SCOTT'S Emul
sion
Be sure you get SCOTT'S Emulsion.
All druggists; 50c and $1.00.
SCOTT & BOWWE Chemists, New York.
TOP OFF RIGHT with
Spring Hats.
one of our new
Alexander
& Courtney,
SO PATTON AVENUE.
The 'MooresviUe ''Record learns that the
Mormons are preparing to build a church
near Mayhew poaftoffice, in Davidson town
ship, this county. They hetd services there
recently and a land owner has donated
enough ground for a church.
"Slapping Dollars."
Being so often . accused of the
above we are led to believe that we
are selling goods dally for less
money, than: others are willing to
take for them.
Now we do not mind such criti-
dams. Really they are our best
advertisements. Three ears Flour
and Feed this week with another
arrival Moaday. .... ,
Come right along for while the
dollar' swapping goes on we save
vou money. 9
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H. 0. JOHNSON CO.
g 36 A 88 North Main. -
Our responsibility has
been established by 21
years of fair dealing.
In buying a
Hartford nr
Vedette
si
For
Sale
11 c
The stock, fixtures and good will of an established
grocery business for sale in good location. Building f 01
rent at reasonable price. From five to six hundred dol-
Book i9- lars cash required; or stock can be reduced in short time
lister of i . ' . . jl . '
you know your bicycle
is all that is claimed for
it.
MPE1IP&C0.,
Hartford, Conn.
deeds of Bimeoimhe County, State of Norlb . that half amOUnt mentioned Will DUy Xue DUSlueSS.
CaroBinia. I . - . :" . V-c !
lAqprll 7th, 1898.
5i-ev-(Pri.
. OGtBTJRN,
Truetee.
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Address ASHEVIE GAZETTE.
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Supplies
Finishing
RAY9 "on the Square"
Kodak
43 South Main St.
P.O. BOX, 146.
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PHONE 72.
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TALK IS CHEAP,
wfj-
but visit to ear - Mats
convince you that we have the finest
gest stock of Pure old Wines and
Liquors of any house in the south.
We aMresneckLl attention of those who
waart only the heat and purest of Liquors
for Medicinal or family use.
We have Wines and Liquors from many
and guarantee AOS, PURVY
ta battled Beer we rsasmmoniT
"SCHUTZ'T
The (Beer, that Made Milwaukee
and POSTNBR'S "HOTBRAU"
SRiehard ''Henderson-, of Salisbury, wbo Is
first lieuitenant on board the 'batCleshnp In
diana, is now in command of the great
warship's magazine, having succeeded
T ;ieutenant Hoisey , who retired on account
of bad healtn. XJeuitenant Henuerson for
meriv fired one of the big guns. .Site 'tak
ing lieutenant Hoisey 's place is in line of
mwrnotlon. eis present duty 3s to super
intend the amount of powder supplied to
the gunner on' deck SaQisbury Sun.
Anticephalalgins cures quickly and safely
an forme of headache and neuralgia, from
whatever cause, kind or degree. Fountain,
i0e. 26 and 50c bottles. Raysor's Drug
Store. tf
I
If Columbia are not properly
represented in your vicinity, let
us know. . j
MBMBS
Time enough to write with a pen. Bat
what about "the other fellow?" Has he
time to read it? Your pen-written letter k
apt to be neglected, while your competi
tor's story written in plain print on a
"SMITH PREMIER" gets attention-he
gets the business , too.
L.B ALEXANDER, Agt.50Pat. Av.
FIVE CENT
Advertising o.'s
PREMIUM COUPONS.
Will be received by the foUowing 1
business nrms in the city. Trade
them and avail yourself of our
with
S "4
mi urns.
Ray.
UPHOLSTERING.
inose wno want nrst-dass work an up
holstering can now secure it at reasonable
prices. . .
Manufacturer of mattresses.
(Also he lean make hand-made
from $10.00 to $400, and repairing. Many
years' experience jn large cities.
JOSEPH MAOSnCIEJWICZ,
1 East Court Square.
Amateur Photo Supplies. F
Bakery J. M. Heston & Sona
Books aad Stationery Raj's Cut-Rats
Bicycles and Bicycle Renting Hough A
Dunham. .- ; .... ..... . .
Clothing and j Gen ts Furnlahlnge- Alex
ander & Courtney ..-. ,
Candy Kitchen L. M. Theoboid,
Dentist Dr. J. E. Hawthorne.
Drugs White Q. Smith.
Dry Goods Bon March.
Fine Fruits W. E. Allen!
Fish and Oysters Asheville Fiah On.
Green Groceriea-r-R. L. Ownbey ft Co.
Groceries H. C. Johnson,
Groceries Jenkins BrosTN
General Merchandise-- W. J. Sudderth.
Jewehy-B. H. Cosby.
Meat Market McFee & Jones.
Musical Merchandise Hough & Dunham,
Optician J. O. Houser.
Laundry Model Steam.
Photographer T. H. Lindaey.
Shoes J. Spangen burg.
Publishers Gasette Publishing Co.
Mattress Renovator E. S. Hall.
Books free. Premiums liberal.
Office in W. A. Blair's Furniture Stars.
H. B. PUTERBAUGH. Manager .
Pictures
of People
We make photographs of people also. Our
new gallery over the store is fitted up with
the Latest improved apparatus and we win
deliver only first-class work. Call at Ray's
Book Store and examine some of our work.
We photograph everything indoors or
outside, make a specialty of Flashlight
work. ' " .
Developing and printing for amateurs.
Also copying and enlarging.
Ray's Book Store
K0UMYSS
Thousands of people hustle for money to
the injury of their health. We advise you
to take care of your-health first, and you
can do this by using
KQUMYSS
It is recommended by all physicians. It
cures nervousness, dyspepsia, lung trou
bles, heart disease, headache, and weak
constitution. "Koumys" is sold by sM
druggists. Manufactured ty J. C. Schmidt,
Weoteey, N. C telephone No. 10L
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DR. GEO. THRASH,
SUMEEf AND MEDICINE.
Office am
Phone Ml.
24 8outb Main St.
but a tew cents to edver-
in the People's Column of the
and if you advertise any-
anybody
WANTS
returns are sure to be large.
If yea have Rooms to Rent, a
House to Let or to Sell, or if you
desire a boarding place, or rooms,
or a house to suit your fancy, try a
"Want" in the Gasette.
wanted, Half Price.
The Sun 'wants Durham
viapture an army post-
to sai l in and
BEATS THE KIONTttKE.
e people
as well a
Vwne should try tbe Juicy
bad ait A. M. Goodiake'e,
Phone Mf.
those who
-to
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CURtCOItSTIPATIOH
PjoJ bU fret li. STEBUS8 BKIEDT CO." CUeJTBo.aW. C. . or Nt. lork. tni