North Carolina Newspapers

Gift f::Mrs Richmond FeaL, i l5. . - - t 'HI- . vl ! i iter ai)kcl -t ; 71 : , lit. 1 1 . 4U Ml ! ' ?.:. ' ; . , . f i i ! 1 t - i r i . tin " ,1 1:? 5 f t '- " i ? t 1 I v . 5 . -v v ; ft : 4 - f. - t r, w. .:.: 1- V: M I)AILYAlVfyClL- Cnureu In the Futlrnc at AmeVill, " i m Koonaclui ftuute TUEODOItE OUGOOD, -Editor aiVrorietor- Gohnr . leaves 0:32.' Pullman Falace Sleeper attached. . . - Train No. 3. (Local Freight firrlves 8:10 p. m.; leaves G :00 a. in. PasHeoger car attached. 1 DucrtoWS Train ho. 7. Leaver for Wayneavlile 9:23 a. m. - arrives 3:50p. m. ' I ADVANCE OFFICE 80CTII OF COUHT HOUHK. INIiriLDIOFORMKIlLT ; . OCCC-iKD UT OJUNTY TKEAS 1 miEK bAMUDL 1L IIUD. j WnEXTOXt ADVKIlTI.lE5XB3iT8 Im-t Lwi-Barber. Butterick Patterns at Howell's . : '" f Leal holiday to-morrow. THday, is George Washington' j birth-day. Malisoo county Superior Court . convenes at Marshall nnxt Tues : day.- " The thermometer registered at 8 degrees above zero yesterday .'morning. ( Mr. lUchmond Pearson is on .la short vbit luin. He will je . turn to his post of duty at Baleigh ' to-i!ay. ! ' Solicitor G.S. Ferguson is ib the city, on his way t Madison ' court, which convenes Tuesday. During the week ending yester day, the Register of Deeil fcr this county issued -five marriage licence. . ' . The coal dealers havo had a bip trade for the past two wwks, bi-t there has been no advance iii the price. Gen. T. L. Ciingman is in : Washington Cify perfwting ar rangents" for securing a trade mark, and putting on the market a preparation of tobacco. . Tho mention of the name of Hon. It. B. Vance iw Cominisssoii- ininistratlon meets with endoivtvi ment not onl from tho press ol this State, but of Virginia and other States. - We are bing deluged with verse., The Star prefers to select what it publishes in that line. Verso writing is not difficult when ono has his hand in but to write pery well ordinarily it is not this year. -Vfar. The public school for the colored children iu tho eastern part of the city is in a very flourishing con dition. Harrison 11. Brown" is the principal teacher, apd it is-" said j Ki'f ha m-ilrva n (ThmI finn. Ho has ! two assi.Unts and llm number of; chi dren enrolled is 220. j The Cnarlotte Oherv say. it I . . rpj egraph Com'pany is to be consoli dated on March "1st.,, with the B. AO. Craany, and that it will ba 'placed upon a pcrina.ient foumta tipn. The recent law suits ofer the Southern have not affjeted Us .business iu tho least. i Dr. D. T. Millard" desires us to state, for the information of all interested citizens, that he jias had a force of scavengers ; at work, and has alrerdy removed the refuse from the city limits iu that part of the city west' of Mum street, between Ulow sc. to the Carolina Htcse, and be tween 31ain, Water, Pulliam and Church streets. He says he in tends pushing tho work vigor, ously, that as soon as the weath er will allow, the pnhlic lots will ! le ,: thoroughly cleansed 'and ! limed. He expressed much grat ' ification to the citizens,fbr the . co-o;eratiou they have given . himin the work. I SUTOr ami Chilna Hall. E Yellow and RtKkmgham ware In Baking Dishes, Btwls,Teapots. etc., etc. Common Crockery; and GlasA of ail kinds at lowest prices, besides our large stock of! fine goods. Great inducements offered in price of Table Knives and Car vers of best makes. Also in best Silver Plated Spoons, Forks, Knives,- Castors and Silverware general ly at , Law's, Opposite Eagle Hoel. A . lot o! Ladies Wrool Lined Rabber Boots at the. One Price Boot and Shoe Stoie. ! . W.T.WJLV. .i mm n.f.rfr-s rf vYcl3? . AT .' ' u t! : r ff;!bhment of a cradtd school vrp; No l.--5olnrvvtt ar-f-fortho city of Ashevillc. Ifthere y.Uia. m.f icavt.i- u. n . n.T, no mnrn than i 4 kilt v - r i . nrriVM ft?"' n. m.: wo "b " w VOL III. NO. 38. O raded 8choL rcfwi t ftfii hi II h;tbvn kitro - Iduccdln tho Legislature lor :se another it 13 a gradad gchcol, and it is earnestly hoped that such may h otablifthed h rfe. There are hundreds of little bright eyed boys and girls In this city, whose pa rents ar not able to send them to high priced schools. Gold MadaL John W. Starnes, County Su perintendent for Buucorabe, will give a Gold Medal to the Public .School teacher of Buncombe, who Khali make the best map of UixnUr. T-c map arc to V jucouuivu iy Lux the uext Western North Caroli na Fair, in October. Every teacher should make an effoit. There culdbe no better way of presenting the interest of our Free Scholastics. Hymeneal. At the residence of the bride's mother, Mrs. Joseph Reid, on Wednestlay evening the! 19th iust., Mr. J. 31. BiOokhire led to the Hymeneal altar, Miss Ju lia Reid, Rev. Jos. Miller ollicia ting. The ADVANCE extends best wishes to tho happy couple for a life full of peace inent. and content- Lot Death IUJe. It is strange, but it is true, that up to to the present time there are only three candidates for tho Charlotte postoflice. This is a remarkably low death rate out of a population of over 11,000. Observer. Asheville is considered one of the healthiest cities in the couu try and still the number of can didates for the Asheville post office is far in. tho lead of Char lotte. Our population is about 5,000, and there are of this num ber aboa tirtt cauSdtr:?;r or t tie 0Qce an,i another remarkable thins: to be considered is that about 15 of the number expect to get tho oosition. Ptronal and Business. There are bnt few merchants in Asheville or western rorth Carolina who has not seen or heard of Mr. Geo. W.Tiisou, the popular and clever traveling salesman for the hardware house of George Brown of Kuoxville, Tennessee. This establishment, which is one of the very largest in Tennessee, has a large and constantly increasing trade in Sortli Caroliua, and much of this S"'" i',crei,se is d".tho l".7 i ir'V ol its renreseniauw. must e.verv article, in the way of Hardware, Agricultural Ixnple meuts, Soed.--, &e., will be fonnd iu this establishment, and Mr. .... Brown's prices are also an at tractive feature in his business. Ue offers to sell goods as low as any hardware bouse in the coun try, and calls the especial atten tion of the couatry merchants to this fact. It is a reliable house and fills all orders with prompt ness and satisfaction. Read the large and attractive advertise- . mnfc of Mr. Brown's in this issue i and sie his representative .or send an order direct to the house if you need anything in the hardware line. Married, at Hominy, on the evening of the 19th inst, Mr. J. iV. Carter, of Democrat, and Miss Laura V. Roberts, of Barnartls ville, the Rev. J. M. Hawkius of ficiating. . Tne happy couple reached this city Friday evening and left for the home of the groom yesterday morning. While here, they were the recipients of the good wishes aiitt "congratu lations of their many friends. The Vote Unchanged. - . SrniNGFiEDn, Ili., Feb. 20. Oh first senatorial ballot to-day; Logan received 100 votes, Morrison 95, scattering 5. Second ballot: Logan 100, Morrison 9, scattering 7 Third balbit: Logan 101, Mor riyoa US, Acattexing 7. D ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA, . SgWJAY MORNING, I l - " JOIST 3IEETIXO ; or tlic uoaru . xrauo u Tobacco Association, and Citizens Last .Night. - A large and interesting meeting of the Board of Trade, ogether with members of the Tobacco As portation, and citizens generally, was held at the Club Booms l&t night. A report from the Sanita ry Committee -was read and ap proved. Mr. Richmond Pearson being present, i was called upon and spoke on the subject of the,ex tension of the Carolina Central Railroad to lr to Asheville lie said that, the road in all nrnluiliilitv. would TO fo Rntioir j fordton, but could not teli wheth- i ertne uompaiiy uuuiu. tinAm.vrv to extend the line to Asheville. He referred to. the road law, and thought that a law would be -given to Bui combe similar to the one which applies to Mecklenburg. He mentioned the subject of a Stock law for this county, aud said that he desired information on the sub let. Capt. Patton, Mr. McCapo and otiicrs, made ; remarks favor ing a stock law. Mr. Pearson 1dm sel, thought thatonly certain townships in the county wanted it. He could not tell what action the legislature would take on the question of merchants' tax; but mat the movement for s me. leg islative relief had spread over thn entire State. He was of opinion, however, that the tax would be retained, the inducement iu the way ot revenue being so great, but admitting that it was unjust and over burdensome. Mr. Pearson continued his remarks at length, referring to other matters of gen eral interest which have come up for consideration in the Legisla- UOn motion of Mr W. T. Penni man, the following resolution was adopted: ' ' . liexotved, : hat this meeting of the Board of Trade, Tobacco As sociation and citizens of Asheville is strongly in favor ot the Stock Law -now pending in theLegisla ture, and requests our Senator and Repnsentatives to use their exertious in securing its pa sage. Mr. Pearson made a statement in regard to the Spartanburg & Asheville Railroad. .He said that Col. Andrews had toldJhln?tlMit tie companyva ioifjtfoas to coin ple.to tho road, that if resolutions providing for a Repeal of the char ter were introduced into the Leg islature, it would only embarrass the company, and work determent to its progress. ! He spoko of the recent meeting at Spartanburg, and had faith in these promises to begin work at once, but since the strong opposition exhibited against his amendment to the Robinson bill, (published else where,) he did not know what to think. He referred to the position taken by Mr. Rohison and other western members in : opposing his amendment. He was inclined to think that the opposition to his amendment by tho friends of the company indicated that they did not mean !o finish the road. Mr. Pearsoufs amedudment and as to what course he should pursue, was dicussed by Messr f R. Hamilton, J. E. Rankin, J. Keploi. v . r. reuuiman, . l. Gwvu and others.; On motion of Mr. W. T. Pen nimau, the following resolution waa unanimously adopted: llesolced, That the amendment proposed by Mr; Pearson, to bill IU2. entitled "A 'Bill to be entitled an Act to secure the completion of the Western North Carolina Kail ro:idto its Western terminus at Murphy," beingimply inthena tureof a guarantee of the good faith of the Railroad authorities. in their promises as to thecoiuph;- tion of the spartannurg tt Astte- ville R ilaoad, and in no way pn? judicial .to the interests of the rail road company, or to the bill itself, we feel assured that the said au thorities will be glad of the opporr tunity of so guaranteeing their oromises. and we accordingly urge our Senator and Representatives to press the . amendment and to assist in the passage of the bill if so amended. RaTjF.igii, Feb. 19. To-day in the House, a 'bill was pissed n m ivingthq tax on insurance con pauies and at the same time re moving a 1 barries to the entrance of any companies into the State. The action iregarded by insur ance men already established in business here as very inimical to their interest. " . . f" One Third Cash ' Is all that is required to se cure very choice building lots on Connelly's Addition, North Asheville. These lots are very desirable. The laud lies well, aud is well shaded; the neighs borhood is excellent, and the water very fine.. Prices range from $230 up to 81,500, according to size, &c ' Apply to - Waxxeb B. Gwyn, , oct31-tf. : . 'Lund Aeuu L 1 FKOM I&ATH TO LIFE. :43Ian'Vio T Was. Brought Back to life Telling His ! Straugo Experience. . r : ,7 NeWTbt, Pa., Feb. 18. There ! inutjjiist trauspired at the Centre 'township ore banks, in this counfi, a most remarka ble event, w!jich is closely allied to thesupeni tturai. On Moiuh-y morning 1 ist John WishoIui,'thj- fa her of ouepf the numerous families of Swedes liv ing in :be n Jghborhwd of the ore miues, vjis taken suddenly id and bifiy a physician could be; summomi! was apparently dead. T ii I ;Vm of tiie deceased talleu and the amy :,.panor 01 death on! the face.; With the de inonsrrativeiiess of their nation the family gave loud expression to their riet; : The eldest son in parth-ular wan moiv demt)nstra tive aud inconsolable than any of jthe others, -lie caRd on his lather with 'heartrending '.la mentations to come i jack and with difficulty was invented iTom prostrating himself upon the corpse. "' l i J. ,;.-) -': Hoping to comlbrt 1 the .griefr stricken family by spiritual con solation ihe resident tlergynian remained with them until two o'clock in the afternoon. At this time, when the, miiiister ; was abont to leay theson, who seemed to take the death so much to h'ea'S, was sjiized with another paroxysm Of 'grief more violent' than any pijueediug it. dethrew himself oil the hudy of his father, 'embmcjd bin? and niteously! implored him to speak .... : . V.mr ' ' t . 1 f i once more and not to leave -him without a recoguitioi As if the agouized voice had penetra ti the silence of t he other world the lips of the dead mail moved,1' the eyes opened with a sjd, 'reproach ful look on the weeping son and in! the well-known voice came distinctly these ords: 'fOb, why did you call ice baekf. h As soon as the awe-stricken group coald regain their com posure afterthe; appalling scene; they; immediately aamuustered the ministeritt him, very weak but still ahv On the following his exoerieue, to the time when he was apia:eutly recalled to life. Ue said he nrstteit a sinic- iug sensation, knew everything that tiauspirtd in the room, butn couhl not sptak; theiij-aU was ;a; blank. " ; His - next lecollection was oi being in a ! den e i darkness, tlii-mrli trlnih . ht w:lS hi nvT h he w as led forms, movm. two invisible as if boating nothing above or be-1 low. At last i: appeai-ed to row j lighter and glowing brighter ev- j erv moment lie finally observed two shining, Wutllul forms on 1 : either Mde oni;'lin.' He experi- j enced a feeling of pertect peace ! and wellf beiifg; ami heard the most soothing and delightful mu sic. Theifeeli'g of rest and free dom from paiSi seemed to be .dis turbed by a vbice in -paiii calling him. lie ielija thriil of regret, then all becajae black and open ing I is eyes lej t)und his son and family ciriiig and calling on him to come lack. Mr. Wishoin lived until this I . i : i. : . morning anuueu ueu, as ni ; family sineerely believe, a secs ond time. Whpther the man wasjj iu a syncopii lioui which the; iaineucatioiishf hispimily arous- ed him. hone' can answer. One j thing, hbweyer, is certain that; for the space'uf nearly twentys, rion ot the dttetorJthe iniiiisterir e, utHHoi,; tuc . """'tiflcbnditiori: they! are well broken aud the and so family were concerneti either i Harness or under the sad far 'a outward n'Hlde, .Call and Heethem at my sta tions arti .ii 'gride, the man was dead. His f literal will take place 1 to-morrow afternoon. A Letter, to a Juror. Dnrintr the I nrosrresS of the Shields trial a letter addressed to Mr. John Yf. Gray, one of the juronvcame into the possession of Sheriff Allison. He inquired of Judge Mcliae if he should de liver it and vas told to hold it CD t : . until after the iuiy was dis- ..i...r,mA ""Wiiwn thiif. ma 1nfipJ VUdivu. ' ....... . : ,r .:' Jii.t the letter was turned over to Mr. Gray and proved to be a most: pathetic plea to him in behalf of the prisouer.'f It was not signed aud it is just as well for the wri ter of it that It was not. Judge McRae j was quire indignant on account of it and breathed out threateuiugs of what he would do with the rriter if he , fouud him out, which would have made that persons ears tingled if he could have heard them. The Jbandmark i FEBRUARY 'iKorth Carolina Legislature. ; i i -it- i i - . t ' i i t Condensed froi Raleigh Chxonieie.l Senate. TniRTT-MNTn DA.Y. ' The following bills passed 2nd reading: to alldw Madison couu jy jto et:le its jilebt of 20.OO); to tucrponite the towu of McFar iann, Ansou conniy; to allow JBrtinswick coriiitv to levy f a special tax: to iueoi porate ! the town ot Margafettesvule, airiptou j counrsF; to give t townships iii Buncombe the stock law; to esta Nirth 101 1 fij ve county lisa a graded school iu Asheville. - - -! I , House of ltepresenta(ives. The bill to j provide .fori the in.hatenance of the University was taken up as unlinished busi n ess. : : ' J :j j ' j i Mr. Leazar offered; a snbsti tiite for the aiueudm ut offered Uy Mr. Joucs: tion; 2 and add proviso: J Prov thousaml; doll pnated to the "Strike out '.sec to section 1 this ided that the' two usi now appro U n i versif y norm hi school," be jdaeed at t lie disposal of the board of education tor the ai :,of the nrmal schools now existing or ueareafcer to bo es tab!ishedl'? L Mr. Pearson Carol ill a owes said that North lit to herself, she owes it to iier sons to provide a university for their educatin He spoke of he benefits that have accrued from the associa- tions of North jCarolinianj there. He ; eloquent l.V portrayed the' beuefits that have leen cojiferrVd upon the Stat; , an(J the j people by this institution of learning. Blot out the work of her sons and you leave North Carolina poor indeed. He warmly and earnestly) advocated making the appropriation.!: : '': ; .Mr. Pou opposed.the bill, Imt tayored the. conlmoq schools, Tl.L -l! It 1 . AM. . . 1 1 1 1 Begin -at me ooitom ;auu uuim up Mr. i'earson : called, the pre vious questioulp The-substit4fce offered by Mr. Leazer was adont- reading, J3 to 23. i jl ! f : y On its third readinir.. Mt; Jon 1 exa n de r, olI'esrel the dmeut i as on the sec same amen ono reading, t4sriMke outS15,00Q aud substitutej$7,500, .Mr. r Jones' amentl ment was lost, 44 to Mr. ulley's amendment w;is lost. j On the passage of the bill On jthirdreading the vote was ayes ;!58 J nays 32. I Just recei veil 40 tons best Jefi- co Coal at $5.00! per ton. i 0.3t. T O.- SJ ,F. ViiNAniiE. fTDLUM LEVI, THE OLD RELIABLE BARBER, Is still a! t his post ? on South Main Street: Feb. 22 tf. .4- TpbR RENT:-A part i ot mv nous'' win Si lOoniH, on Ct)IIege tee vera 1 H me4 all i n goodprder, Whatedaiildlinef water, I ! j jaii2; W.UiERNDON. Sentinel Tiat Kever Sleeps ! TUB HAY WAItD HAM-GRj:N'A0X I i IW. F. WooDuilrF, General Vgent. At Balla a Bros.,1 Public S juiire, AsnrivrKK, N. C. Notice, j. Cor Wide br hire, 20 head - "t Th,ey are all in good bles on CJollegef street,1 or. you- can leave your orders! at uiy omce in hhe Court House. - I E. W. liERNDOX. Feb. 18, 1885. -For Rent. 4 ROOMS in an 8 room brick house, and a 3 room building. Apply to j G. L. McDonald . febltlw. i I-; I In Wajritevllle. A bargain i n a large, well bu il t nv house, cen trail v located. ,iEx- w - i i .i , i i I .vUi.if lrvr.-jiirtn fhr nnrdinff non.se Kyz 1 1 1 1 1 i ivrwi. v. . w . fy . r the vear round. . ; Aonl.v to Walter B. Owyn, nov2tf ill I Land Agent. J A.ENNANT, Architect, Civil Engineer,' ' j , -:: -el- AND , ! DBA UVQ HT SMAN, 1885. , M:: PRICE 5 CENTS. ! An opportunity that conies but aud in OUR ANNUAL CLEARING SALE , such an opportunityexists. 1 I'" t '. Are simply a determination to invert a surplus stocky ntoJC ASH, 4 f 7-ASD AC TU A L We are offering in every line of goods :!-;': III-' '. : I' I ;:'. i wliat we YOU ARE '"r "!' 1 '- - .n '. ? In this, to tho extent ot availing yofirse.it ot tho rwluction from out ' J i usual price-Ulow. S, T ILL L tt A great many of our cust liners OF QUlt;OFFIi And tiavebongh Bargains. AT We liave 1. Greater Bargains Than EyerC ' r t -:! ri'.':' im. mti And Save J W-KCITXiO CK, AG" T, I --.". -.r:-.-., rf.fit: r! . : - Comer JSagle JteteU'i U; J- D . 'BR EYARD, & C O., Corner Main and. Patton Keen! constantly on hand a Full and Complete AssoinL-nr oi Goods usually found iu a geoeial make a specialty of BOOTS HEADQCTAliTERS FOR N JEANS, CASIIMlUlES", &c, Messrs. S. S. Perkins, F Li. wi us and-"111 ue P'asetl to.see The Florida Health Association, Incorpora ed fur, Consumption, tt k a rvVi7xjvi npt innnent off! il.VU Wl Ui.lJJ f"- v- " .. nprten V BQEFICE HOUIU; -10 a iff U' MkiSreet, in the city of A.h villo, aul desires to call the thought fu attention of invalids to osmatic aik treatment ? . A y.lr'strial upon cases whi h had resisted chmatich uijrcs and skilledtreatmont, has convinced physicians arid h t tho curative properties ofthis air hive asmHished thit whrch the ex- f.i!inf o n oi cfiiiuuiw ...... I J I Hampton, i Featherston ' Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Liquors of all Kinds, Wine, Cigars, f. Tobacco, Ac. . The bbraigtcmistantly on ham) pither at 'wholesale or reian.i i wb.uuw wiw ut-nt, 6aw vi v at the lowest market prices. exoro j; W. Schartle, Merchant Tailor, Alwai-s keep on hand a full line of goods. DAttY,ono yo-ir,.... ft!- six moiitbs, one month, NVebkly, one year,.. once in a year should not bo lost t '1.1 - . . : THE-- ' j. . BARGAINS is a proof positive thr.t wo mc.u say.- N 0 INTERESTED at nil times "WJE JR NOW have TAKEr ADVANTAGE still an anbrokcti stock and Money. Avenue, Asheville, N. c mercantile establisliuu-.jt- Wo j&JlsrjD SHOES FULL LIN F OF J i Fariijing and A. H. Barrett are their lrietids . jalJtj' the cure of eo ill the Pulliam maiiMon ; on -1 Pt on ruuncoyuiuo. . THE FLETCHER MS Br. J. LEsertoiiPro,: tHENDEIlSONVlLLE, Altitude ' 2,252 Feet Remodeled j and Enlarged. ioci tlonl central. liUxnns ta'-M'lfd ar uncarpeted. rare the thli market affords. xCoriveyancv.i to Asheville and all pointp v.. :dr est. i 17" Only ha-ge juuiule xwxr for commercial traveikzs. COST t'i':- - 1 -. ' ) ; ' . 1 i , i . f" l 1 A ..."----". v J L. - i. -.! : 4 ' " A ft