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V0L.-V1V NO. 6J.,
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ASHE VILLE," NORTH ' CAROLINA, TUESDAY; HORNING, SEPTEMBER 21,y(6s6,
PRICE . 5 CENTS.
Theatrical.
Mr. and Mrs. W.R.OdenTti Far-
. .
EnUxKI In the ; OflM . at AhTUle
jt. C M MCOOd clM matter. . .
advance omcK la cakxxr buiuo- cical Comedy Company closed their
0, couotousr17 i'F enient of two nights at the
f ' 8 , ' I Opera Hall last evenig. The per-1
' AsbeTlllo Daily Advance. , formance by this excellent compa-
rub:uhi eT.ry day in the week except I ny Saturday night was witnessed
bj a small, bat appreciative audi-
diance, and last night a good house
greeted the company. The compa
ny is composed of much dramatic
talent, in fact every member is well
op in the profession. If they ever
iuhx to skw ADvtRTi&KatEST. return to this citt.we can assare
-. " 1 I m,r
SPEAXDIGATWAYHESYILLE.
A COMPLETE EXCORIATION
OF JOHNSTON BY MALONE.
u jm4t) 1 Um loUowtag low ratee :
Cue Year, - - - j K-00
HI Uonthl, - 1 109
ft:Te ModUik, - 1-50
Ou4 Montfi: - - .bo
Tb ADTA.VCX bu tb Urrt &Uj ClrcaU
lloo ofaoy Ppr West oX Cbriott. bimI U
eoUTriiticnediQm. bojnpU eopieswnt
Crt oa trpttoikw. . .
A Dignified: , Presentation of
Facts and j iiguref, and a
Demagogical Appeal.
MALONE GOOD FO& 2,500 MAJ0BITV.
The candidates for Congress
spoke at Waynesville. on Saturday
last to a fair crowd, r Probably
there were two hundred present
not more. , :
Mr. J. P. Herren who claims. to
All fWnltt chnrches had rood Autliority.
,nfTiyafiftr. Snntlar. J. I Tn f.hA fsnft of th ATVATJf!E on
er,rJ headed "They Say" it is stated
rprs I I Mr. IL A. Gudger was the Secre-
tary of a Grant Club in Madison
There is said to be a great de- coanty in 186$; while Major W. W.
caand for brick layers and plaster- jm was President of the same,
ersat Charleston. ' ; Aslo the trnth . of; fhis Maj; Eol-
Malone and )thcr codi-1 hnjhad eo.staUd oo( -tavcra! occa
sentiment of the District spoke first
and had concluded when Maj. Ma
lone arrived the train on which
he went having been delayed en
route, - ' ,
By ;, agreement. Major . Malone
CiHed thedLscuaiotrjn a'masterly
dates for Coogrws wilt speak at eions. Such is our information; if argumeu im uuuu v.uo -
VW'bi O AUUloua w . -
Fiiday.
Tha Republican senatorial ,cou
vention will meot in this city j Fri
day. Col. V. S. Lask will no doubt
"bo tha nominee. , j j
- The State convention of the Ee-
q i auu ugurua iu euaiaiu catu auu n
prv Dosition the assumed. liis
" 1 1
charge against Mr. Johnston in
refprence to the lattcrs Tote for
will do Mr. Gudger the justice
correct it.
Tue Advance will not do an in
tATitirtnnl iniimtirn hnt will nnt; h(
driven from its duty when justice Carlisle as speaker when, he, John-
and truth are subserved. sionmnsiua e nuuu
lisle was one of the representatives
publicans will be held in Baleigh TLey Say. of the whiskey power of Kentucky,
to-morrow. Several delegate! from That Town Topics is about to was cogent and withering, and pro-
flop, duced a profound sensation
That a goodly number ol summer The portion of Major Malone's
onii romoin in fh t.ta of address in reiauon 10 tue uuauues
the Sky.
Buncombe willleavojo-day. j t
In the, light of recent political
vents hereabouts, flopdoodtfng is
a highly esthetic aud altogether,
respectable busines in the demo
cratic ranks. f j
Mr.T. H. Lindsay, Photographer,
who has been on a business trip to
of the couutry was unexceptionable
and showed) very clearly that he
had studied the subject with iutelr
ligence and care, and thoroughly
understood i it in all its different
phases and ramificatious
But it was not only as a debater
That a question of absorbing pub
lic interest is, when the new bank
building will be completed.
That the speech of Adjutant
I I i w i At
PTnoxviUe. Tenn.. has returned to general j. jones, .uecuuicK iuo
the city,, and can befoundjat his nomination before it was tendered, Major Matone eicelle(L As a
pla;e. Taylor's old stand, opposite w uUC t""c-w"to humorist he was equally successful
, Eagle hotel, where he is fully pre- luewiu wuiurj. Having occasion to reicr to the ad-
pared to execute work in jhis fline That Pearson's card, published in
at short notice and. in the best Sunday's Advance is a "Joo
etyle. . J ' darter." ;
From tLe MneraH reDorts land The new Military Academy build
" i ' t t
"the observations of the Govern
ment :. Scientist, Directory Powell
concludes that the earthquake bad posing appearance
its centre in North and South Caro- -That the new store of W. T. Rey
nolds, on Fatton Avenue, win do one
of the handsomest in the city.
That there is much confusion in
the camps of the anti-Reynolds men
That Gulliver's Travels are bible
in iyint.nfveraaitv.; coin-
speaking at Wayn&wilie on Satur
day, which will be read in To n
lidt to me iMorm-eaai ui vuauca
ton. Jne Iand area of th - af tn"
quaVewi!1 one-third of tha total
; area of the tfiiteJ Statewdjthe
LJmant whirh havd PPred
distance in fifteen in."uati" s
- ' c
iout
Manv MODlftask auestioa3
the game laws of this State. Tu Johnston's organ this morning.
synopsis of times when gamo may
. and may nbe killed answers them:
ueer, AUgusi 10 10 j: eoruary 10, ex
ceptin the counties of Johnston and
those east of the Wilmington " el
don railro&d. Partridges, t qaallst
dovei,mblnjt larks, mockingi birds
and wild turkeys, October J5 to
April 1, except In the counties! of
Clay, Cherokee, Graham, Jackson,
Macon, Bwaln, Transylvania,. Tyi-
rell, Johnston, Jones, Dare, Onslow,
Cbrteret and Columbus. ' 5 !
i it j t
Col. J. L. Thomas announces
through the Baltimore American
that he has bought 4 range ! of
.mountains in North Carolina, and
will next season open the greatest
summer resort in the world. It
will have every "onTenienoe,1 from
a shower bath to an earthquake.
Earthquakes will be served hot or
cold, as the guest may desire.? We
wonder if he paid down the pur
chase money. That is the kind; of
a "shake up" for which North , Caro-
linians hare a "weakness. Star, j
,1 I "
Drass Buttons. j
The difference between Pear
son's brass buttons and Jones'
brass buttons is this : That, Pear
son pays for his brass buttons and
puts them on bis servants; While
the people pay for Jones' brass but
tons wherewithal that gaudj hero I
adotns his martial person and
stmU and cuts his military shines
in these piping times of peace, j
Gen. Jones' War ItecoitK j
Ed. Advance. I would like
very, much to know, why. f Gen.
Johnston Jones was appointed
AdjaantGeneral, and put over
the. head of all old soldiers of
North Carolina. The people of this
County do not like Milatary-; rule
any way, and would like to know
something about the record of the
Gen. who is now comanding them.
What battles did he ever fight and
' Van 6ii soldikb.
vocacy of Capt. Johnston's candi
dacy by the Citizen, he said "that,
no phenomenon, physical or other
wise, could occur'without it having
of Prof, v enable is nearly ; com- been suggested by the Citizen7' and
pleted and presents quite an im continued by stating that the day
after the earthquake he scanned
the-columns of that paper expect
ingtosee somethiug like the fol
lowing: j j
ln accordance with the sugges
tion of the Citizen made several
days ago, the shock occurred at
-fckvxhAJoijjhlLoL-tb e31st
sonance VFitu a subsequent sug
gestion the second shock( was not
m '.mm mm m . t -
so violent as : tue nrst." jti iuis
sally, "tho hoase came down,", iu
which Robert aud Thomas good
naturedly joined. i
Johnston's reply was a rehash of
the old speech made against Ewart
two years ago,' with aud attenda of
what he had done iu congress. It
would serve "j admirably as a relic
for the library of some antiquary
who is loud of surrounding hiui:
self with aged mementoes.
Quite a number of democrats at
the conclusion of the speaking as
sured Mjor Malone of their sup
port, auTTthereJ is no doubt but that
he will reduce the Johnston ma
jority of lo74 greatly.
ttIjj; i .
Theliatest from Japan.- U -
A new and beautiful line of Ja
panese ware just in at Law's, A
larger aud finer one than ever be
fore. New goods in Silver, Cutlery,
China, Art Pottery and Glass ar
riving Taster than they can be
opened. In a few days all the fall
-stock will be in." Don't wait for the
Grand opening.; ,
; " Law7, opposite E gle Hotel' .
That the statement that Mr. Pear-
son'tT efforts in behalf of the comple
tion of uo Asheville & Spartanburg
Railroad haJ nothing to do with the
casej comes of jreat ignorance or
great unfairness, one or the other.
That as soon as Tom Johnston can
rid the democratic party of auch
"renegades aud deserters" as
Randall and He wett, He will repeal
the revenue law. ' i
That the Honorable Tom is a pow
erful man ahold of a joke.
j
That while Mr. Cathey is a good
man he is the beneficiary j of a
fraud which the good people of
Buncombe will never endorse.
That while the stock-law con
vention said that the Gener-al aad
Ki mast go to the Legislature, the
people, on the 2ud of November,
will invite them to stay at home,
and that they will accept the invi
tation as readily as they did the
nomination. i '
That while it was Madison's turn
to have the Senator, smiling Bobby
tendered the .nomination to Mr.
Pearson a week before the conven
tion met. (Of course the nomina
tion was at Bob's disposal.)
That on the night of the 2nd day
of November, Ki and the Gencr-al,
with Tom Johnston as musical
director, will give a goncert at the
Opera Hall, in this city, for the
benefit of defeated candidates.
The entertainment will open with a
touching rendition of that martial
air, by .the Gener-al, "The dead
march in Saul," to be followed by
a solo declamation by the guileless
Ki, "It might have been." Smiling
Bobby will act as curtain drawer,
and the exercises will conclade with
the pathetic rendering'of that good
old hymn, by the Honorable Tom,
"Hark from the tomb doltful
sound." (Exeunt Omnes.)
That at the same hour there will
be an open air concert, with 25,000
voters as participants. The stage or
platform will extend from Cloud
land, 04 Roan Mountain, to Valley
River in ; Cherokeo, aq4 the com
mingled voices of all this happy
throng will Le singing one 'song
Victory i3 ours ! The seep tor has de
psrtad from Judahll Shilo has
Pome Ml . . j -
Western j North .Carolina to. be
...1 ,
Represented at the State jralr.
We are gratified.- to notice from
the September number of the Land
of the Sky that Messrs.- Atkinson j &
Cocke, the publishers of . tliat valua
Ma ami intorAHrfr magazine, 'have
j a V tun -r T E9 I t Z 9 t
determined to make the Exhibit of
ue proa acts, minerals, o.u. ui
ern North Carolina, at ur State
Fair, commencing at Raid ght, Oct.
25. 1886. This is a mosfc commenda
ble movement, Indeedj and will
doubtless be endorsed audi ncouraged
by every public spirited citizen of
this section. r . x.f " j v
At the State Fair there is, to be a
meeting of our Northern tattlers in
this S(ate,-and it is" exptfed that
there will be large delegations from
the North States to see the products
of the State with the view of deter
mining whether s or -no - they will
come and settle.among us. We need
hardly suggest, the very great im
portance that is attached to our sec
tion being rpr&cptedwitha fine
display of our prodacts. -No. Section
of the State or of the "United States
for can excel thl3 in the production
of Agricultural Peomological and
agricultural products and we hope to
see such united action on the iart of
our western counties as will secure a
good display from our beautifu
mountain country. The Land of the
Sky is devoted to immigration, and
the material interests of this section
and its publishers h-ive very: appro
priately and opportunely taken this
matter in hand with the view of fur
thering their work. Will the differ
ent counties see.tojt that their pro-!
ducts are brought out and placed in
her display: Capt. Atkinson'hashad
edge in
section
this
: THE BOOKj OF D00H!
j .
DROPS FROM THE ACCUSING
ANGEL'S PEN,
i
UEJT. JONES OJT BEING CHARGED
WITH VIOLATING HIS PLEEGE TO OP
POSE THE STOCK LAW, SAYS -IN HIS
Ca5d, "I MADE NO SUCH PLEDGE"
AND THAT THE MEN WHO CHARGE
IT A RE MEN OF BAD CHARACTER.
Here beginneth the first ch ap-
tgb op revelation :
Asheville, N. G., July 2G, 1SSG.
This is to certify that I was at the
speaking at Bent Creek iu thel can-
vass oi xne an o. as a cauuiuate
for the Legislature, and heard the
speaking-. Gcu'i Jones referred
very brieflT- to the matter of the
Fence Law and said that he and
Mr Pearson ' occupied the same
grounds on that subject . and that
there was no purpose to disturb
the f present 1 (the existing i law)
was -much concerned about
tj4D6siUon.s;,d'f'mvopponenf)S4on.'.
the Fence Law "matter and njj- im
pressions about
clear.
the facts are
very
Natt Atkinson.
for
muph experience and know
making exhibits from this
and" no one more suitable
matter could be entrusted with it,
The press of Western North Caro
lina can do,: much to further this
move and we know they will not be
backward in moving the wheel for
ward. We will have more to say on
this subject from time to time.
SECRETARY MANNIG.
Humor that He Has been Ten
dered the Mission to Austria.
Washington, Sept. 17.-The Even
ing Newt this afternoon reiterates
its belief Ihat Secretary Manning
the
Austria
a
hae been tendered
mission with a view to securing a
settlement of the silver; question iu
this country by affecting a com-
bination between liSIW&Sfri ns
tJfiXTeiMrt on (he
basis of the Latin onion, id asserts
possitely that the appointmen t has
been left to the decision i of Secre
tary Manning himself, and argues
strongly in favor of his acceptance
solving
problem
THE
EVENT OF THE
1 PAIGN.
CAM-
Gran.l Darbecue at Avery Creek.
V'e learn that some of the boys
up on Avery' Creek went out coon
huuting lately aud after an exciting
chae, iu which the coons doubled
several times on their, tracks, the
boys treed two old he-coons up the
same tree. Messrs. Ledbctter aud
Pink Shjpiiian cut the tree down,
the coous were captured and their
tails securely jastened in a split
stick which' Joel Ingram had cut
for that purpose.
The coous will be exhibited to
the people iu Pink Shipmau's yard
on the day of public speaking of
oaudidates lor the Legislature.
The coons will be killed and bar
becued ou j November 2nd. They
have been named respectively, HJ
A; . Gudger , apd Johnstone
Jones. They willoe peppered with
anti-stock law affidavits, seasoned
with Internal Revenue promises,
aad lambasted with Oleomargarine
sauce.' The ' barbecue will wind up
with a song of -triumph by Marion
Glnn, while uncle Dick'Ledbetter
will dance the great Mpjoch Indian
war dance over the scalps of the
coons that have beeu robbing his
hen-roost, j ' '
Come one, j come all and see fun 1 ! 1
. Thirty pounds of Turkey Greek
Butter at J. G. Patterson & Bro.,
this moruing.
sept21
of the office as a means of
i
the troublesome silver
In the absence of the President and
jcretary Manning and reason
of the reticence j of Secretary
Bayard, it is impossible at this time
to obtain any direct or. official in-
brmation on the subject. The
treasury officials generally are in
clined to doubt the story, and some
have gone so far as to assert that
it is Secretary Manning's intention,
in case his health will permit of
his return again to giving attention
to public affairs, to resume his
duties at the department, eveu if
it is only for the purpose of pre
paring his annual report to con
gress. They argue that if his health
would not admit of, that work it
certainly would not be equal tOrthe
mental strain such as would neces
sarily be imposed by. an attempt to
r jDinoiirPD addpit
MAYOR i COURTENEY. AGAIN
To the
t i
X
STATES CHARLESTON'S
An
1EEDS.
Appeal r to the People
Yet, Greater Aid
For
Charleston J S.
CJ, Sept. 17.
Voters of Buncombe
County.
I learn that it it beinrr industri
ously circulated all over the county
that I have withdrawn from the , 3
campaign aud &m no longer a can- ? ;
didate for the Legislature. The oba
ject of this falsubood. must be obvi V '
ous to every thinking man. Th' j
motive that prompts is mt-an an cT'j
conteirpt iwe I take this mtho,.
of saying to the voters of Buucombo
county that having been nominated
; J " A f tVT coant t,,:,t uaviD nominated
Mayor Courtenay to-day issued the by oue of the largest and most re
..1
loiiowing
I.-
proclamation:! To the
public: The city council of Charles
ton at its lastj reguiar meeting took
thejfollowiug action, : ")Vhereas a
terrible calimityf j has j befallen
Charleston, vast and widespread in
the loss it intlicts, far greater in ex
tent than was at first realized, and
whereas it is fcvident that the liber.
al l and,, spontaneous assistance
which has come to us from all parts
of the country and from England,
and, which isj deeply appreciated
and. gratejuljy ; acknowledged by
oiir'peopley w 11 wholl insufficient toi
meet our. unexpecceu exigencies, oe
it resolved that the mayor be re
quested to prepare and issue I an
address to the public, setting forth
pectable meeting of citizens, that
ever assembled in Buncombe coun
ty find having accept d said nomi
nation my candidacy .will not ceane
till,-sundown on the 2nd dny of
November next. !
Very .respectfully, your A llow,
citizen, j,
i F J. S. T. llAiKn.
sep 10 dCt wit ;
Gee the new Dress Goods at
I I i WHITLOfK'S. '
HEV: ! A D rE UTi SEME NTS ;
4-
OUD1NANCE
In an Asiatic Babble. -
.Tho streets in front of theTifticjejoeh
lou residence! i3 swarmed with people, our condition! and i j invoking addi
It m the wors mob I have seen on the aid for tbis stricken eitv."
journey;:, excitement runs nign, and tneir T I I v- i ! ,. i . ujaJ,?C!ivaie a grade, under' the dl.
shouts 6f -bin' bacaiemr can, most ja Ujlf makingnon to the general IKISK
sureuiy, rue iua.ru l.ur iiiiiea. i( ts are f jjuuiiu tuis ucutill ailUU Ul tUO UtUUl
IJoncenilng r the - Asheville Street
1 Railway Company : 7 ;
-r Be It ordained that tho Aiilievlllo Kmci
Railway Company is hereby outborlxwl aud
pertullted to inake,con!ruot. matiiiuln and
use a single ttacknUlway for the transporta
tion of passengers, atouji such sirt-ou la tho
city of Asheville us aaky be selected and le
toimiued by the Moyor ami Ahienuen of the
city for the term of , twenty years from the
psD uruiuance, and for that riur.
t i(UiU m A V AVu rn u r. . J . ...
cip
il government as to the condi-
in heavy top-boota and a brand to ll unnecessary
form, heavy enough for winter, anj w5rds ef
like a ; beaver to protect the ' ' J h i ' i , . i I
1
tin
proceed, we come to a standstill and
simply occupy ourselves in protecting the
bicycle from the crush, and reasoning
with the mob; but the only satisfaction
say is
t I-'
enveloped by clouds of dust, raised by
the feet of the multitude; the hot sun
glares down savagely upon us; " the poor
zaptich,
new uniform.
works like a '3 beaver t,f rvrotect the I ; , h ! i 1
KWoio ni rwrrdin. unfortunate facts
j j 7 I t- tr v
du3t, his face is "streaked, and tattooed
like a South Sea " islander's. Unable to
lected and determined as aforesuid to such"
Siti?i5i"inay.b? n'y.undnuy erect
switehes. turntab cs. turnouts. subi n.i
Aj-J I . Jli . .. I ' other app iaucas for Uio prow'oution of its
tlOri 0.1 Our City at thlS time it SeeniS business only aVuch pUoe.u the sold Msror
Should! raovimco That no nuisance to tha cltr or
i rin W1 u-ns oe crenieti thereby, and it
OWn. The may operate nd lun its carsever-w ..rn.
Vva r wa U rJrTL . . .T :r uo'. aiino. privilege
uviui v luoi ucicuv (siuiu tnail not bu runsl.l
that
my
are
uereu or
i! i . i J I J f L . .. deemed exclusive. u, m.i.t Z:Z 'Ti.YJ
Country, DVi tlie Statements 01 CllS- men hereby ex DreKlvrrVr.r.i7,r.r;
interested visitors from1 differeutl
fly
we obtain in reply to anything we
"bin baccalem." '
j One or two pig-headed, obstreperous
young men near us, emboldened by our
apparent helplessness, persist in handhng
the bicycle, after being pushed away
a menacing attitude toward me the last
time I thrust his meddlesome hand away.
leader such circumstances i retributive
Justice, prompt and impressive, is tho
only politic course to pursue; so, leaving
the bicycle to the zaptich a moment, in
the absence of a stick, I feel justified in
favoring the culprit with a brief, pointed
lesson in the noble art of selfcdefense, the
first boxing lesson ver given in Yuzgat,
In a western mob, this would, have ben
anything but an act of , discretion prob
ably, but with
tary effect;
ation is the "farthest of 'anything'
their thoughts, and in all the obstreper
ous crovd therq is, perhaps, not one but
what is qui to dthghted, at either seeing
"-HftwrfSarTAllah that it didn't happen to be
himself. Thomas Stevens in Outing.
Mil -1 . . v . ) - . 1 ' : I ! - .
parts pt tnc lauM, alter peronol oo-
seryations, and are known here and
deeply
felt. I ask the press of the
United States to give ! this procla-
matiouitne oeneut oi its lar-reacn-
ing circulation (Signed) Wiliiam
E. Courtenay!
Theii
ear
thqiiake at 2.2a this morning.
J.
Hnbivil
tnd
was!
a
slight
shock
Most Hxeellent
Atkins,
e, Tenn
Chief of i'Po
V rites :
I are i j beneficiaries ol y
"My fhra
ice,
our
most excellent medicine, Dr. Kihjr's
Newt l)i.covfery j for consumption;
having tuuud! it to be allj that Syou
cliimli for it., cusircj to testify tcT its
vmtw, 'My friends to whom I have
I wihArvitytnndnii if nrjtoa ; if of ntTtkrtr
these people it has a salu- YY.Xi-ri - trt V xt .
, tue iaea ot aiteiapving retail .rt-JVtf,.,,f.s . c m,OM
from I x A l.. ih .1 i? i.:
j teeu to cure . vuui; if, vuius, xirtiuuiu
tis,
tio
Asthma. Crouo and every atfec
i nf irThrnflf.,f'hriKr innd i .iirio'J. ?
Trial1 bottles Free at H. IT. LyfnsJ
.rti
Call at J.
fori-Morristowii" bolted meal.
establish
basis.
au inter national silver
uAteE
AKItIVA!LS.
G Health, Democrat; W a Uan
sen, Louisville ; II M Dozier, Cedar
Key, Fla, A C Bruce, H VM Miller
and wife, Atlanta. r j "
GRAND CENTEAV HOTEL.
O D Clark, Thomas vllle, da; W J
Mendendall, Charleston, N C: E R
Hampton.'Sylva, N C; John L, Sul
livan, Boston, Mass i R .M Hurn,
Baltiinere: Jno H PeareoU, W E
Walton, Morganton, jn V, Hp iuartt
Hendersonville ; ET DenisOn, Hoai-
iny, N C. ;
See the new: Underwear aud
Tlnisiamf fiantlamfln onH T?nra
at i YVHITLOCK'S.
. seplG lw
i
J. G. Patterson & Bro. have the
best lot young hens in the pity.
8ept21
;- 4,.,.
IiOts of haiidsome Wraps, Dress
Goods, Clothing, Hats, and Fancy
Goods for autumn aud winter, jast
opened. In these lines thb pick is
worth fave percent, "evervi time.?
H. liEDWOOD & Co.
sept!9tf .
- it-
Hosiery for. Ladies, Misses, Gen
tlemen, Yontbs, Boys, and Babies,
at
Wnrriocff's. i l
The English Social Pyramid. .
Li-. - . i- i i
Tlie Iqueen occupies socially the high
est postion of any human being. British
-bciety can ba likened to a pyramid with
the sides curving inwardly from the top
to a broad pase. ine apex may j repre
sent the queen and. the royal family
Below this apex society is divided into
distinct strata. The nobility can be cqn-f
sidered a stratum below the royal family,;
subdivided into minor strata, commenc
ing with dukes," followed in their ; "order
by . marquises, earls, viscounts, barons
and baronets. The untitled people are di
vided into strata, , commencing with the
anded gentry, who are the connecting
link between the middle class and the
nobility. 'j . .
Themiddle and lower classes are di
vided, also into clearly defined strata.
The heavy bankers, ' manufacturers, and
merchants, scientists and professors in
universities make up one stratum; the
next consists of the same class, only Jess
prominent; then follows the 1 stratum"
composed of the shopkeepers, small
manufacturers, etc., after which come
the bookkeepers, teachers, foremen,-, and
superintendents; then the skilled work
ing class, after which come tho common
aborer3. , Each stratum toadies to the
stratum above,- and tupris up its nose at
the stratum below. The stratum con
sisting of the unskilled laborers have
no stratum to look down npon, unless it
be the beggars and paupers. Eondon
Cor. Cleveland Leader. '
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sept21tf
T. Patterson & Bro.)
A Buildingjand Loan Asssociation;
is the best i Bavin trs Bank in the
world. ou pay in monthly install-
menis smaii amounts, ana cret a per
cent., and youi money is secured r y
a mortgage on teai instate.
.' .'f , '.- sept 18-3tX
Best" Turkey . Cfeek Butter, on
ice, at j . . ,
Patterson dc Bro.
seplS - . '. . ',
granting like privileges to aiiyuihet curpiirv
-buii ur persons alter (lie expltiition
often years front the date of Ibis Ordinance
PiiovioicD, further, that the said rl &
continuously ope atotl and bo made uix)n and
sui.Ject to tlie coudllions hsrelDuner made
and provided, the violation ofanyt.f whlrh
shall operate as a forfeiture of the franchise
?rAvl!tge8 ve uranted. Th Mayor
and Alderiuen of tlie said city ny troia tlino
to time, prescrihe reKUlations for -the opera
tion and management of tho said railway
impose lines aud penalties for the violation
thereof or any of iheui, and msy at Us pleas
ure suspend tho running of the cars aud the
operation of tho Bald railway.
KiKbT, That said railway sliall be construct
ed under the general supervision of Ui Htreet
v,,tu wio-untn anun im) ko con
structed and laid down as not to ohs ruct or
Impede too free How of water across tho
streets or any of them, or down the gut ters
thereof, and ia laying down the s tuio the said
Company snail eon t tna to the grades of lh
several streets used by them as the same now
are or hertHf ter may be established by Uw.
Wherever clwnes of grade uro necessary
permission must borrst obtalnetl from tho
estreeti omualtteo to make the stiine, and Ut
case tho city shall decide to change the grade
f any stre t hen or al ter the said raek la
laid the s Id Com j.auy shall, at its own ex
pense, confirm to It the portion cf the s reel
occupied lay Its track.
riKcoND, The said Company sin II at Its own
cot and expense keep the space betweeu the
nd s of i he said track level wl:b the tons
i hereof and shall keep tlie sam clean and iu
gofd order and condition, and repair and
.pave the same wherever and whenever neces
saiy, so that thi portion of the streets occu
pied by the said track may be safe snd conve
nienfior the use aud paswige of teams, carts,
carriages aud wago s at all times, and when-
ever tue city Mull pave auy street, or portion
vU. uu cFoubi.-, pave in me eame manner
r ih.ib.w Utta" Jilr"iK between the rails
miu natfts. AJi ijaviiic, rcuavliiK s d
repaiiii.g shall be done unJer tlie stioemsloii
all obstructions shdl bo removed frtim and
beiweeuithe rilsof ihe said track, when the
said street committee or. Uks said Mayor or
A uliiriuaii alinll ill... J v" v
TlUD, lu the construction and In any ml,,
rtjuent repahi,g of alteration f n... .f.i.i
railway, tue said company, shall Inficninift'
and save harmless irto said city from all loss
or daraage that may Result t , or be sustained
by any person or persoos, or property, from
Ihe acts, ondblons oi nezii ei.-ar ii.L
company ; and the sajd company shall, at its
awn costs, that ges and expense, defend any
and all suits tuat ir.oy bo lustltuted for tha
recovery of such da mage. ..
FoouTii Thesuidc .nip.uiy shall begin the
construction of. said ! railway, within lit) davs
from and after the passage of this ordinance,
and. shall complete a lino cnuecliig depow
of Western orth Caroliua Kailrlad
with public square within six montds after
the coinineiCcmet.txtheeor,and have at least
three cars running oiKthe i.il l imoir tr it,.
said company shall 1'hII'Io begm the construc-
Special rates for Sept. and Oet.J
ine two most deiightlul mouths in!
the year, at the -Cliff House and
Cottafires; Tallul-lh Falls. Oa Oil t)on of said railway, -or sliall fall tocomplete
i . 1 . i i rnu u'lTn.. ... i r i . 1 11 mui ... . . . . . i .. . ... .
loilmnnf Al T .1 rin H .-. I -1. ...... v... . ... iuiiihu
iuLULfuw xmv utuv; . f a. lu. limn 1 buovc, uu mo 11-4111.-, hiiu uriYvleKes berein.,
trom Asheville arrives at the Falls
same day at X0 p. m. sept 15 lw!
See the new Hats. Duulap's and
other makes,1 at
6eptl6:lw VVniTLOCS.
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Fresh Golden Hams, at ' ;
j 1'ATTERSCJN 6c BRO. ;
'sepl8- V :;- AK.
Sect the new goods arriving daily
at v 1 WniTLOCK's.
; '. , t ' ' f ' Brae 3 Up.
xou are leeiing depressed, your
appetite is poor, you are bothered,
with Headache, you arefidgetty. ner
vous. and generally outoforts, and"
want to brace up. Brace up, but not
With stimulants, sprinjr medicines,
or bitters,, which have for their basis
very cheap, bad whisky, and which
stimulate yod for an hour, and thea
leave you fa worse condition than
before. Whab you want is an alter
ative that will purify your blood,
start healthy .action of Liver and
Kidneys", restore your vitality, and
give renewed health and strength.
Such a medicine you will find in
Electric JEUtters, and only 50 cents a
bottle at II. II. Lyons, Drug store. ;
; ... ' ; . , . . . .
Fresh corn and beans at ;
I Patterson & Bro.
sept!8 k I
t ANNOUNCEMENT. 1
Keep it before the People.
That the most enjoyable excur
sion our visitors can make is to the
Mount Mitchell Hotel. Train
starrfat 10 oj in ," returns at C p. m.
taii room aud band free. tf
Dress Goods something
pretty and good at I
, . Wuitit'ocx's
very
r I am a candidate for the oflice of
Clerk of the Superior Court of Bun
combe county. The action, of the
county democratic convention on the
28th August, i3 - aheady known
throughout the county. I need not
discuss it here, further than to say
that I believe it to be vitiated by
fraud and by the violation of
plainest principles and nsageof the
democratic party, and I propose to
submit the Issue to the good nl hon
est men of the county. L
1 1 v Very Re pectf u lly,
., W. T. Itfc.VXOLJS.
liargc stock Corsets 'for Ladies
and Misses,, at ! I I . v
. i WniTLOck's..
Fruit!-" -.; 1 - ' r
Don't buy t ill you have seen the
Hamilton Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses,'
ce Cream Freezers, at ; -
BEARDliNj'ItANK'IN & Ci.
jlylStf . V
Fresh Oysters at Moore t Robards.
Keep it Before the People
That the best kept hotel in West-"
em North Carolina, where the rates
dp. not exceed two dollars per day,
is tlie Mount Mitchell, at Black
Mountain.
i See the n4w stock pf Ladies and
M i rses Underwear and Hosiery "at.
, ; 1 ,. WniTLOCKS.
Keep it Befoie the People -
at any hotel in
That the best bread butter and
to ue iuuuii
North Carolina id at the Mount
Mitchell Hotel. Black Mountain.
bef re gran ted shall cease. deturuin mwi
forfeited.! l'rovided, however, that toe said
Mayornnd Aldermen may, at tnelruiscretiotr
extend tue time for the completion vf the
said rail way 4
Firm, 'ine said Company shall not charee
more than live cents for the tras; p : union of
each passenger, tuiless it shrill nve tracks
crossing or coming lrt contact with each other
In which case, soen pacseuer shall be un
tied to oue transfer.
Bixth. An engine or locomotive propelled
by steam, suiirnot be uted on the said lAilway
or any part thereof.
Hicvk-WTii. The said rail way shall not be used
for the transportation of frt-ight.
KiGHiu. llie said Aisyor and Aldeimen
shall not uiaae any changeor n!trarloii in Uie
terms and conditions hereinbefore contalueo
unless notice Utere-jt, lor thirty days, Shall be
pretiousiy madj by publication lu at least one
newspaper, publisned lu the said city of
Aheviiie. i
. Mtb. The said Company shall ry f tl
city: fnmyear to year, taxes on all real and
persoii.-u propei ty. owned oy It in the said
city, after the rate Imposed by law on tho leal
and personal property o: otner persons, and
for t e fianCUise. granted hereby, and lbs
uscof the streets of tlie s.ild city in the oix-rt-l)on
of the satd railway; tlie suld Company
shall pay yearly to tue said city the - -
of one per centum of tho gross amount an
nually, Collected and rcceivcu by the said C'ora
uany irom Uic uans;nrtatiOii if pa senders
lho said JM' or and - Aldermen shall l e at
liberty, from year to year, ut Increase ine a tor,
said rate of one of one per cuitum
ou said gross receipu, whenever they may
deem it expedient.
I'kstu. ihe said Company shall be at liberty
to make and coustruct thu said (railway mM
follows, 'beginning at ' .
- KLKVSKTU. ine aid Compsny sliall not be
entitled to the rights and privileges giauf d
by this Ordinance, unl4 it shall; wltulu
uxty days ait-rt!e passa.e or this U.uliimic,
ana by notice in writing. Inform tue said
Maior and -Alocrmeu tust - it accepts Uu
Same, If Bach ,n tice be not given, tUte
i-rdina-icc, and all tlw rlgnts, lauontoes ana
piivltees granted hereby, shall bu mUl and
vpld, - - J
M00RE & ROBAHD'S
EUROPEAN RESTAURANT,
BiffEKY AND CONFECTIO.M3BY
Have just received a' 'shipment of
FBESU NOBFOLK OYSTKlid, and
are prepared to furnish t h-m i a
can 8 to the trade or serve, tlicm1 in
any stylo at their Best auu ant.
TLey desire to call the aftn' yn of
the LadIes efipecially t.i it fat:t
that their dining-room Iimmi
haiuUonely fitted up fo - r r . mil
fort and; accommodation i i .:t
theiu that they will rc ir nry'
court esy should they h .i itn
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with a call. Luuchea'
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