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: . . . . . - , 'V--'' ' - . " , - " THE ASH - - ' ' - ; 11 1111' erf liSC'-- - r r-i ; - j V - NATIONAL CAMPAIGN V 1 -Appointments-of. prominent . 8peabera. "Where Eepublican Speakers Will Ad dress tba People cfthe Hinili Congressional District Hon. H. A. Gudger and' Maj. W. W. H Roiltna will addree the .people upaaithe 1 1 iflmie of the cani(paigoi t t OTlttg ij times and place: Murphy, Tuesday, October 23. Hayesvflile, Wednesday, October 24. Roobinsvtlle, Thursday, October 2., H Bryeoa City, Friday, October 26. LMllsboro, Saturday, October 27. Frulitland, Tuesday, October 30. " Blue Rddge, Tueaday, Ootwber-80. Bowman's Bluff Wednesday Oct. 81. Little Pine, Tbureday, November 1. Old Bull Creek church, Friday. M vember 2. Marshall, Saturday, November 3. Hon Jonathan Williams and Hoo., J. B. Freeman will 6peak as follows: Chimney Rock, (Rutherford county, Tuesday, Oct.' 16. Green Hill, Rutherford county, Wed nesday, Oct. 17. Cooper's Gap, Polk county, Thursday, - Oct. 18. Columbus, Polk county, Friday, Oct. 19- Saluda, Polk county, Saturday, Oct. 20. Hon. J. A. Buchanan and Hon. J. A. Franks will address 'the people of Olay counity upon the issue of iSn cam paign at .the following time and places, to-wit; Shootlrasf Creek, Friday, Oct 19. Hayesville, Saturday, Oct. 2u. Ho-i I. N. Ebbs and Hon. C. B. Ma&hbura- will address the people upon the Issues of the campaign at the flow ing1 time and places: Meadow Fork, Tuesday, Oct. 16. Spring Creek, Wednesday, Oct. 17. Big Pine, Thursday, Oct. 18. Little Pine, Friday, Oct.19. Grapevine, Monday, October 22. Foster's Creek (at night), Monday, October 22. Upper Laurel, Tuesday, Oct. 23. Frog Level, Wednesday, Oct. 24. Grantvil'le, Thursday, October 25. Red Hill, Friday, Oat. 26. Laurel Fork, Friday (night) Oct. 26. rcii. J. A. Franks and Hon. F. P. Axley will address the people of Oher o) ee county as follows: Hanging Dog, Tuesday, Ot 16. Notley, Wednesday, Oct. 17. I Brasstown, Thursday, Oct. 18. Hon W. H. Clarke and Ho-i. Elbert Welch will address the people of Swain county at the (fallowing times and places: Bushnell, Saturday, Oct. 20. .Forneys Creek, Baptist church, Sat urday, Oat. 27. Alaska, school house, Monday Oct. 29. Round Hill, church, Tuesday, Oct 30. Almond, Wednesday, Oct. 31. Hon. Jeff May, Hon. H. H. Jamett 'and Hon. J. A. Franks will address the people of Macon county .upon the issues of the campaign at the following times and places: MillShoal, Monday, Odt. 22. Burmingtown, Tuesday, Oct. 23. Hon. O. P. Williams, Hon. J. L. Crisp and Hon. J. A. Franks will address the people of Graham county Hon. Johra. Burnett and Hon. J. A. Franks will address the people of Swain county as follows: Bush Creek, Thursday, Oct 25. Alaska, Friday, Oct. 26. ' Bryson City, Saturday, Oct. 27. Speaking" will begin promptly at one o'clock, except as above stated . Hon. W. T. Morgan, Hon. J. C. Pool and Hon. W. J. Souther will ad dress the people of McDowell county upon the issues of the campaign at th following times and places: Crooked Creek, Kanipe's store, Tues day, Oct. 16, 2 p. m. Buck Creek, voting place, Thursday, Oct. 8, 11 a. m. Turkey Cove, mica mills, Thursday, Oct. 18, 4 p. m. North Cove, voting place, Friday, . Oct. 18. 11 a. m. Marion, court house, Saturday, Oct. 20, 2 p. m. Dysartsville, Thursday, Oct. 25, 11 a. m. , Higgins, Sinclair's mill, Thursday, Oct. 25, 3 p. m. Finley's, Nebo, Thursday, Oct. 25, 8 p. m. Hon. Thomas Settle will address the people of Henderson county at Hen derson ville on Saturday, Nov. 3, 1900. Hon. RiaTirnomd Pearson will speak to the people on the Issues of the dayas follows: Big Ivy, Barnardsvllile, fours day Oct. Big Ivy, Bairnardsviile, Thursday, Oct. 25. Brevard, Monday, Oct. 2:., Marion", Thursday, Nov. 1. Chimney Rock, Saturday Nov. 8. Fairview, Monday, Nov. 5. Beech Peems creek township, Friday October 26, 2 p. m. Marion Saturday, Nov. 3, 11 a m. THOMAS S. xROLLi TS, Chmn. Cong. Ex. Com C. B. Moore, Secretary. MOODY AfID CRAWFORD'S s HEW APPOINTMENTS Hon. James M. Moody, republican r candidate for congress, and Hon. W. T. Crawford, democratic candidate for : congress, will address the people upon 4 the sissues of the campaign at the fol- lowing times and places, to wit: '4 Spring Creek, Madison county, Mon "i daylOctober 15. . ;; -V Hot Springs; Tuesday, October 16. Marshall, Wednesday, October 17. Mars Hill, Thursday, October 18. -Col umibus, Mondays Cct. 22. Rutherfordtori, "Tuesday, Oct. 23. Carol een -Wednesday night. Oct. 24. ' 1 Sunsihlne, Thursday, Oct. 25. Dysartevl'l'le, 'Friday, Oct. 26. iMarion, Saturday, Oct. 27. Everybody invited to attend the dis i i . 4 i4 cussions arid especially the ladles, Speaking begins at 1 o'clock p.m. : THOS. S. ROLLINS, k Chr. Rep. Cong. Com. J. p. MTJRPHT, Chr. Dem. Cong. Com; v&- JS preveit consurhpiOoiii) quickly e.rf T l - n - wn r h . ' DATtS FOR BOONE AND CAMPBELL Campaign to Begin October 1st at ntiierfordtonf Hon, y J. M. Campbell, deiniocMrtlc elector, and Hon. Chaa. C. Boone, re publican eelctor, will address Che peo ple of the ointbi congreesional district upon the issues of the campaign at Itfce Bryaon City, Wednesday, Oct. 17. Murphy, Thursday, Oct. 18. ...... Hayesville, Saturday, Odt. 20. RobbJmeville, Monday, Oct 22. . FamnkJdav Wednesday, Oct. 24. Clyde, Friday, Oct. 26. Spring Creek Saturday, Oct. 27.- Hot Springs, Monday, Oct. 29. Mars Hill, Thursdiay; Nov. 1. Cane River, Friday, Nov. 2. BuriMrvtrie, Saturday, Nov. 8.. The epealdng will begin at 1 o'clock p. m. - All the pc le are cordially In vited. THOS. S. ROLLINS, : Chairman Rep. Ex. Com. J. B. MTJRPHY, . Cnairman Dem. Ex. Com. 8TH DISTRICT APPOIHTMEHTS. Hon. E. Spencer Blackburn, repub lican candidate for congress, will speak at the followljig times and places in the eighth district: Elkln, Surry county, Monday, Oct. 22. Lovelace, Wilkes county, Tuesday, Oct. 23. Wilkesboro, Wilkes county, Wednes day, Oct. 24. McGlammerys Store, Wilkes county, Thursday, Oct. 25. Elkvllle, Wilkes county, Friday, Oct. 26. Lenoir, Caldwell county, Saturday, Oct. 27. Brass band and .horseback pa rade. Sugar Loaf township, Ell Childer's store, Alexander county, Monday, Oct. 29. Pierce Bowman'd store, Alexander county, Tuesday, Oct. 30. Hon. H. G. Ewart will speak at the following times and places In the eighth district: Mt. Holly, Gaston county, Oct. 22. Gastonia, Gaston county, at night. Bessemer City, Tuesday, Oct. 23. King's Mountain, Wednesday, Oct. 24. Shelby, Cleveland county, Thursday, Oct. 25. Boiling Springs, Cleveland county, Friday, Oct. 26. Lattimore, Cleveland county, Satur day, Oct. 27. Hon. M. M. Harshaw .nd Hon. S. J. Black will speak at the following times and places in the eighth district: Granite Falls, Caldwell county, Sat urday, Oct. 20. Huffman's Store, Burke county, Tuesday, Oct. 23. Caesar, Cleveland county, Wednes day, Oct. 24. Byersvllle, Cleveland county,. Thurs day, Oct. 25. Cherryvllle, Gaston county, Friday, Oct. 26. Belmont, Gaston county, Saturday, Oct. 27. Senator M. L. 'Buchanan and Hon. S. J. Black' will address1 the people of Mitchell county In the congressional campaign of the eighth district at the following times, and places: Plumtree, Vance's store, Monday, Oct. 22. Cranberry, Tuesday, Oct. 23. Montezuma, Bower's store, Thurs day, Oct. 25. Pineola, at night. Hughes, Hughes' store, Friday, Oct. 26. Elk Park, at night. Keeners, McKinney's store, Satur day, Oct. 27. Spruce Pine, "Berry's store, Monday, Oct. 29. Snow Creek, Phillips' store, Tuesday, Oct. 30. Cane Creek church, Wednesday, Oct. 31. Little Rock Creek, Buchanan & Wil son's store, at night. Poplar depot, Friday, Nov. 2. Huntdale, Peterson & Griffith's store. Saturday, Nov. 3. Red Hill, Z. Street's store, Monday, Nov. 5. Magnetic City, J. H. Gouge's store, at night. CAMPAIGN APPOINTMENTS. United: States Senator J. C. Pri'tch ard and Horn. J. R. MoCrary will ad dress 'the people on the issues of the day at the following times and places: Yadkinville, Tuesday, Odt. 23. North Wilkesboro, Wednesday, Oct. 24. Jefferson, Thursday, Oct. 25. Boone, Friday, Oct.. 26. Lenoir, Saturday, Oct. 27. Hon. Richmond Pearson and Hon. J A. Hendricks will address the people on the issues of the day at the follow ing times and places: Shel'ton, Laurel, Saturday, Oct. 20. Big Sandy Mush, Monday, Oct. 22. GISTRATiON. The following circular letter has been issued by Thomas S. Rollims, Clhm. Rep. Cong. Ex. Com.: Dear Sir: In answer to numerous inquiries which have come Ito Oongress onal head quarters, it is taJted for the ' nformiation of the Voters of the Ninth Congressional district, that the registra tion books for the November election will be open from sunrise to sunset on Monday, October 22ind, Tuesday, Octo ber 23rd, Wednesday. October 24thy Thursday, October 251th, Friday, October '6th, and Saturday, October 27th. Qui! tlhe last day of registration (Salt urday, Ocitober 2Tth) the law requlTes the registrar to attend at the polling place with Ihis books in order that per son's may register there if they choose . On the oithier five days the registrar may register voter at any point fin (his re- cinct, but he shall give public nctioe of the (placsj so. that 'tlhe voter may know where to find ihlmi. No new registration is required', but 'nose who failed to -register in the August election, and itihose. who hiave since become qualified' may do so on the deites above menitioned', and at1 no o-ther time. ; TJ-'ose who- registered in -the August election, andlhave moved to oher pre-cd-njcfte are reqtulred to appily to lihe .g Is6rar and get'a rWflcat of tTiarasfer before they will be allowed! to regteter and vote. ) . V No person, will ibe. allowed1 'to regtsteT and vote unless he (hois -beeni a resid)en!ti' RE And a clear complexion are desired by eery jwomaa admired by eyerymanf ui i tii i j Miuiil eruptions, pm-rrr It I n ac onH nmilor pies and similar blemishes are caused by an im pure condition of the blood. These s k in blemishes are I permanently removed by the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery - which thoroughly puri fie the blood and cures the cause of the disease. " For about 6nt year and a half my face was badly broken otit, writes Mi Carrie Adams, of ri6 West Main St., Battlecreek, Mich. I spent a jp-eat deal of money with doc tors and for different kinds of medicine, but received no bene fit. At last I read one of your adver tisements in a paper, and obtained a bottle of Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Before I had taken one bottle of this medicine I noticed a change, and after taking three bottles I was entirely cured. Free. The Common Sense Medical Adviser 1008 pages, is sent free on re ceipt of stamps to cover expense of mail ing only. Send 21 one-cent stamps for paper covered book, or 31 stamps for cloth binding. Address, Doctor R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N.-Y. of the dtate for 12 months and of t&e county for 90 days. The saimie registrar and judges who hiefld the August eleotioiii will hold the November election, and 'the uolls will open at soimrise and close at sunset on Tuesday, November 6th, 1900. . In the November election only two ballot 'boxes will 'be used'. One will be labeled, "For Presidential Electors" and 'tine Other will' be labeled, "For Members of CongTess." With best wishes, I am Very truly yours, THOMAS ROLLINS. Ohm. Cong. Ex. Com. NOTICE. By virtue of the power of sale con tained in a certain deed of trust ex ecuted to me by Jacob L. Ramsay on the 30tih day of Novemebr, 1898, and duly registered on page 436 of book No. 47 iim the office of the Register of Deeds of Buncombe county, default having been made in the payment of the t on ey thereby secured, I will on Monday, November the 5th, alt 12 oclock noon, sell at public auction to the highest bid der for cash at the court house door in Asheville all tthe interest of the said Jacob L. Ramsay in the lands con tained in said deed of trust, the said land lying on the wa ters of Beaverdam creek in Bun combe county, adjoining he lamd'Sv v I John N. Ramsay, Sol. A. Carter And others and described as follows: Btt ning on a dogwood, corner of John N. Ramsay's, and runs thence with it he line of John N. Ramsay's land S. 85 deg. 15 min. W. 12 poles to a stake; tl ence 89 deg. 15 min. West 15 poles to a stake near a spring; thence S. 20. deg. 15 min. West 25 poles to a stake in (the rotd thence itfc said road north 75 deg. 30 min. west 22 poles; South 71 deg. 30 tnm. west 8 poles; Bouth 54 a g. west 85 poles to a atake in the eastern margin of the Aie ville and Bumsvflie road; thence with aaid mar gin of Bald road north 3 deg. east 15 poles; north 10 eg. SO min. east 16 poles, N. 2 deg. 4S rota. S. 2S poles ito a asBafrae, the ouithwest corner of John N. Ramsay land; thence with his line east 45 polB to a stake in Sol. A. dar ter's line; thence with his line S. 21 deg. east 12 poles to a wmall touble whlteoak; thence S. IS deg. 45 min. east 17.3 poles to a stake formerly a biackoak); thence south 11 deg. 45 min. east 22.5 poles to t!he beginning; containing 19 acrec. This sale being made subject to the life estate therein of W. C. RamBay and wife, Eltaabettb Ramsay, or tk survivor of tihm. Tfel Not. I 1900. e H. B. CARTER. ErsStes. NOTICE. State of North Carolina, Superior Court, Buncombe County. Lutes Wash! rton, plaintiff, against Aaron Washington, defendant. The defendant above named, Aaron Washington', will take notice that an action entitled as above has been com menced in the Superior Court of Bun combe Courfty North Carolina, for the purpose of obtaining a divorce from the defendant froc the bonds of matrimony for the cause of abandonment, and the said defendant will further take notice thalt he is required to appear at th next term of the Superior Court of Bun combe County North Carolina, to be held on. the 10th Monday after the first ?'nday in September, 1900, at the court house in the city of Ashe- le, North Carolina, and ans rer or demur to the complaint of said action or the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded' in the complaint. This the 2 2d day of September, 1900. MARCUS ER IN, Clerk Superior Court. H. B. EF.OWN, Attorney tor the plaintiff. NOTICE. State of North Carolina, Superior Court Buncombe County Henry Clark, plaintiff, against Leah Clark, defend ant. The defendant above named, Leah Clark, will take notice that an action entitled as above has been commenced to. the Superior court of Buncombe Ounty, North C&rolina, for the purpose of obtaining a divorce from the de fendant from the bonds of matrimony, for the cause of abandonment, and the said defendant will further take notice that Bhe is required to appear at the next term of the Superior court, to be held the tenth Monday after the first Monday in September, 1900, at the urt house in the city of Ash "lie, N. C, and answer or demur to the complaint of the .plaintiff's said action, or. the plaintiff will apply to the oourt for tthe relief demanded In the complaint. This August 30. 1900. MARCUS BR WIN, Clerk Superior Court. iZ. U. B8OWN, v .,. n Attorney for the Plaintiff. CAHULINA NEWS A new bank will be opened about De cember 1 at Lexington. .Thja abate sent a . Silk flag to New Tork for sale at the great bazaar at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel In aid of the Galveston sufferers. The safe at Grimes 'Bros. tore at Liton wa fclown open (by-riurglarp nis-htand cnore than $100 ' ' " r stolen. , . , , -.v ...... The iNorwood Cotton mills have de clared a 5 per cent, dividend. This Is the mill in which Concord, has two prominent representatives, Messrs-. ,D. B. Coltrane and James F. Shinny pres ident and superintendent, respectively; Concord Standard. Masters Mansfield Deaton and James Cochrane, two bright boys of our town, having become tired of home and hom? surroundings, left a day or two ago for parts unknown to their parents and friends. The boys are about 14 years of age, and it is thought they, are oing tto try to join the circus that is "now traveling through and exhibiting in 6ur state . Both boy are great readers, but their 'selections were not from the best writers. Mooresville Correspondence Charlotte Observer. The Morganton correspondent of the Charlotte Observer says: Rev. B. Soulier, pastor of the Waldesian church at Valdese, has resigned his pastorate and returned to hi old home at San Germane Chlsone, in Italy. Mr. Soulier was universally popular and had become strongly attached to his new home, but was forced to re sign on account of the health of his wife. Rev. Andrew Garron, a son of the Burke county colonists, who Is now at one of the German universities, will succeed Mr. Soulier as pastor. A big rattlesnake, something unusual in the snake family in Rowan, was kill ed on Mr. L. W. Dingle's farm, below Salisbury, .Sunday morning. The sn ke was discovered by Mr. Lingle's Children Saturday evening late and yesterday a hunt was made for it. It was found coiled up near the spot where it had been seen the evening be fore and was shot by Mr. M. Luther Lingle. The snake was four feet long and had thirteen rattles and a button, making it fourteen years old. It was exhibited here and attracted a large crowd . Truth-Index . The mills here have resumed night work, but it is feared the present wa ter supply will not stand the strain. We are continually reminded of what a blessing the artesian well has been to our people this summer during the water faming that has struck our place. There -are only a few families in town that have not depended on the artesian well to some extent. People are inconvenienced greatly in getting the water as it is, but it has undoubt edly prevented a lot of sickness and death. Stanly Enterprise. Boardlng House Ads. page 6 Peo- pie's Column. NOTICE. State of North Carolina, Superior art Buncomb County, George S. tjreenlee, plaintiff, against Patsy Greenlee, defendant: The defendant above earned, Patsy Greenlee, will take notice that an action entitled as abov has been commenced in the Superior ( urt of Buncombe count '. Stoats of North Carolina, for the purpose of ob taining a divorce from the defendant from the Londs of matrimony, for the cause of abandonment and adultery. Said defendant will further take notice that she is require- to appear at the next term of the Superior Court of- Buncombe county, North Carolina to be held the tenth Monday after the.. first Monday in September, 1900, at the. court house In the city if Asherille, North Carolina, and answer or demur to the complain of said action or the plaintiff will apply to the court for itbe relief demanded im the complaint. September 17, 1900. MARCUS ERWIN, Clerk Superior Court. H. B. BROWN, Attorney for Plaintiff. THE-- DAILY GAZETTE Is on sale at the follow- ing places in the state HEVILLE: H. Taylor Rogers. C. F. Ray. F. F. Bainbrldge. Asheville Printing Co. v L. Blomberg. Battery Park Hotel News Room. Berkeley Hotel News iRoom. Swannanoa Hotel News Room. Southern Railroad Depot. 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