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VOLT VII. NO. 84.
ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1886.
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UI'tXTO KEW ADVJ CUTIS KMEM
FbajiK Caeteb. Property fbi
Bale. 1 I
Hakoan. Stone & Gatcoeix.
Interesting Facts.
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Watch out for the electric
about Friday.
light
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Oar campaign poet wfll come to
tbet front again in a few days.
-?icntr candidate -cnrak t
Upper Hominy to-day.
The peopled cause Is
Kround every hour. j
Jarreti Smith, Chief of the E?st
cm Band of Cherokee Indians, called
to see U3 yesterday. lie reports the
red men all solid for Malone.
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The political campaign is
m
warn that the trees are budding,
There is a cherry tree in the south'
era nortion of the city now in full
bloom. 1"
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Mr. I. N. Ebbs, democratic candi
date for Senator has joined his opp
nent Mr. Fox in ths canvass. He
was delayed some days on account of
sickness in hi3 family. I
The officers of the First National
Bank are well pleased with tbejr
new building which is a ciedit to
Asheville and the builders, Mesrv.
J. A. Wagouer and John Hart
A number of ultra stock law men
in the coualy have no hesitation in
sayiDgthat the poor man ha no
right to vote on the question, bc;-
cause he docs not own the lands, t
is this tlasa of men who are advo
cating the election of Gudger and
Jones."
Mr. A. A. Featheriton came near
meeting with a serious accident on
his farm north of the city yesterday.
He ws diiving a pair of mules, and
in coming down a hill ho fell from
hU seat, when the mules started to
rtm. He held to the reins and wa
dmrircd a considerable distance, re.
Our much esteemed friend, Mr. B.
1. Fitzpatrick, his returned from
BU-hmond, where be has spent tie
pit two weeks in attendance on the
Grtutd Assembly of the Knights jnf
Xabcr. Mr. Fitzpatrick was the rep
xrsentativO from the Asheville divis
ion oi that organisation', and reports
a most ple.isant and profitable visit.
We publish elsewhere an d
dTCiM'ta the republicans of this
congressional district, in which the
effort of A. H. Jones, and T.J.
Candler, pretended republican, j to
elect Capt. Johnston, is iuUy ex
posed. The people of the district
rvill not be deceived by such a pal
pable game. " Let every republican
- aud democrat in the district read
theaddreis. j
The friends of Gudger and Jone3
uilion election day try to secire
the election of those gentlemen 'by
""awappicfe' votes. Their trusted
leader, "smiling Bobbie," says that
Pearson shaU not be elected . That
me.ans any trick, available will j be
xesorted to. Let the friends, of ur
ticket be on the alert andnotjbc
caught in this or any other trick of
the enemy. j
Wo c 1 attention to the adver
tisement" eibcre of thf CaltCr
propertv for sale. This place has
a front of over COO on Spruce
street, and it is a q.nwtion df a
very short time when, v1" a
mnrket house and other improve
ments on the city property (op
posite, the whole of this front Will
bo available for business purposes,
xv i-nnw r,r nn hronertv with a
greater future.
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Bargain Connter at Law's, i
As many goods accumnlate that
are imperfect or for eome.otherrea
fon we dispose of uuder cost. 5 Wo
start a bargain counter? all goods
on it are at least half puce. " j
A grand stock on hand now,. and
new goods still coming in. (See
eoods and get prices ior nue or pom
. ir.oQ wares at
TiAw's. onDOsite
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JEsglo Hotel.
; M?mGbce A.DEMERnrB,Pupil
TXaverScharwenka, Court Pianist
ts F.mtieror of Germany.' and
r:itttn of his Conservatory of
Mu-ic, at Berlin, will receive pupils
ja Piano and Vocal Music ;
ha may be seen at Mrs. Reynolds,
21aln St , between 3 aud 4 p; m ,
daily. J
stylo i
Weekly ADVANCE only $1 per Vew.yery low. oct!9;tf
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The County Canvass. -
The county candidates spoke on
Sand II ill (Lower Hominy) jester
day to a large audience, composed
of the best citizens of that section.
The discussions were animated bat
pleasant, and the best of feeling
prevailed; I
The candidates for the Senate
were present, and announced them
selves, not having time to enter into
a general discussion.
Mr. Pearson's friends present ex
pressed the opinion that he made
the best speech of the campaign.
This township, is more equally
divided on the stock-law question,
titan any of those that the candi
ittes have yet spoken in. This
seems to be the opinion of those
who .have followed the campaign.
They Want to Know -
How -ny man who believe in the
Luux?raiiS principle, that a majority
ought to rale, can consistently advo-
gaininglcate the election of Jones and
Gudger. j
If there is a.uuMi in the county
silly enough to believe that if Ma
lone, Pearson and Reynolds jare
elected that the eastern counties will
I be placed uuder nesro wie. Such
- a r- I
h the lozic of some oi the ring-
doodles. .'
If Senator Vance is opposed to the I
stock law in Black Mountain as he
says, and "believes that a majority
ought to rule, why he is speaking in
tho interest of Gudrrer and Joues.
w awAV.V V va0. a Maava vvw,
Why General Jones refused ! to
state to the Board
of Magistrates
and Commissioneis the intent and
spirit of his stock law bill, as he
promised to do, if he was acting in
good faith with the people.
Tliey Say
That Tom Johnston can't possi
bly :dl through this time, even
wi . Tom Candler's assistance.
Tl.at the thinest thing of the
season is the trick by which "smil
ing Bobert" expects to defeat Mr.
Peaison.
That smiling Bobbie would swap
off the State ticket for a vote
against Pca?co.
That the people of Buccombe
county wont go back ou a friend to
giatify Bobbie's malice.
That the Citizen'j bitter ii- jfc
against Mr. Pearson, partic ilarly,
than!
iove ci !. .p.
That i liwLcs smiling Bobbie
just awfp'. i iad to expose any of his
little schemes.
That Maj. Malone, is making a
brilliant canvass out west, and will
walk Tommies" log in November.
That a man who has violated his
pledges as Tom Johnstou has,
ought not to expect to be endorsed.
That Maj. Malone is discussing
the Blair Educational bill with , tel
Img effect, j
That Johnston can no longer de
ceive the people with promises;
That faithle3s public servants
will meet a just rebuke in Novem
ber. That the military hero (that is
the Gin'!,) can devote all his time
this wiuter drilling the troops, who
too ght so nobly (for Pearson) in
the campaifcP' ' t !
That the ringdoodles are scarce
compared to the legion3 of flop
doodle that are to be found all over
the county.
That the rlngdoodler of the Citizen
need not hope to win a victory over
Pearson aqd the People's Ticket by
tho U3e of his schemes.
That he is a successful schemer,
but this time he will fail. '
That among tho supporters of the
flopdoodle ticket can be found many
of lh leading democrats in the
county. 'J
That the rank and file of trW ?arty
are solid for the ticket.
That smiling Bobbie's efforts to
make it appear that Mr. Pearson is
supporting Tom Johnston in prefer
ence to Maj. Malone is another of his
unsuccessful schemes.
That the ringdoodle organ knows
as little about fairness in politics as
the military hero, (that is; the
Gin'l) docs about statesmanship.
That Will Beynolds can hardly
realize he has any opposition, j
That the methods by which he was
defrauded out of the nomination
will receive a black eye to the tune
ofGOO majority on the 2nd day of
November. s
That hereafter we will have cean
methods and clean politics jn: Bun
combe. ;
. Whitlock sella the genuine Cen
temeri Kids in blacks, colors, and
undressed or Suede Foster's Hooks
in blacks and colors, and a very
good Kid in latest shades and
blocks at 75 cts. Also, a large
s'ock Cashmere and Silk Gloves,
THE CONGRESSIONAL BACE.
THE CANVASS DRAWING TO
A: CLOSE. r !
Major Malone's Election Assured.
Maj. W. H. Malone and Capt.
Tbos.D. Johnston candidates! for
Congress, will close their canvass
west of the French Broad river, to
day at Hayes ville, the county seat
of Clay county. Their next ap
pointment is at Fair View in ; this
county, next Tuesday. -They then
go to Butherfoid county, and speak
at Reynold's tan yard, .Wednesday
27tU, at Butherfordton Thursday
28:B,and at Logau, Store Friday
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.vu, nuxou wujptcioo
aipointments , ior tne district,
Tho , canvass between these two
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niga grounds, ana at most, oi ineir insiou oi footprints. la addition to proaching Con gressioual election
appointments they have had large this, the dusty road showed a trail for Maj. W. H. Malone, the inde
citfrd3 out to hear them. where a body of some ' kind pendent candidate for Congress."
Ye are'satisfied from all the in
formation we have been able to
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is q settica tact. Me uas made a
bri iiant canvass, making friends
au votes at every point where he
haibeen heard. He has shown the
pccple wherein Capt. Johnston, his
conetitor, has foifeited all claims
UDch tnom for their further sup
hoA bv violating bia solemn
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pledges to the people made on the
redeeming his promise to do all in
bis power to secure the repeal of
the lluternal Beveuue law, Mnjor
Malqne proves by the records that
he siiffeied himself to be bound by
a caucus rule to vote for Carlisle
for Speaker, who was a bitter
euemly to the repeal of the law; aud,
who, j after his election to the
SneakersbiD, so pacsed the com
mittees of the House as to defeat
its repeal. -
Maj; Malonejhas shown to. the
people the cause of the great scar
city of money in the country, the
stagnation of j business and tlie
poverty and suffering all over the
land. Ha shows that for years
national legislation - has tended to
enrich a few and ruaite poorer the
many. He proves that the policy
of the present 'administration on
TfcS cuii cut j qnftsttcrgTlntTalcartO
the welfare of the people. He
charges and ; proves' that Mr.
Cleveland, in his war upon silver,
the people's money, is influenced
by the great money monopolies of
the North. He shows how the
contraction of the Curreucy and
the power of the National banks
to draw ii their circulation, ?s
proving ruinous to thi great inter
ests of the country. He shows that
to-day money is scarcer in the
country than ever before. That
while a few are accumulating great
fortunes, the cry of the' widow and
orphan are beari from every sec
tion. That I capital is grinding
down labor, aad the poor are at
the mercy of the rich, yet congress
has failed to come to the rescue.
He explains how it is, that by the
caucus system, even those mem
bers of Congress who are disposed
to do something for the relief of
the people, are unable to do so.
He discusses j the Blair Education
al Bin and show?, that after it pass
ed a Bepublican Senate, it wa3 killT
ed in the Hou?c by the leaders
whose leadership Capt. Johnston
follows in Congress. Maj. Malone's
speeches make a deep impression,
and the people cverywjiere are anx
ious to hear him.
We have no doubt of his election
by a handsome majority.
Asheville, N. C, Oct. 19, 18S6.
Ed. Advance : The other day I
a- Pressed a letter to Hon. James M.
Gudger former SCi.icitor for this dis
trict, he being one of ou? best- jgal
talents. Whether in hi3 opinion the
legislature could under Article 7,
Sec. 14, of the Constitution of North
Carolina, allow the election of county
nffira in Runpoiobe county, and
leave the eastern counties under their
present system of county govern
ment. He stated that democratic
lawyera had always been of opinion
that It could be done, (but for party
purposes, they would not say so. "I
say that it can be done" "but wheth
er it is party policy to declare it so or
not is none of my 1 usiness.
I say if this can be done in the
name of justice let it be done. If my
party falls to the ground in Western
North Carolina let us have a system
of county government purely demo
cratic, by allowing as to elect all our
county officers from Constable up.
I ; .-..! A Voter.
Another Invoice of Wraps for La
dipk. Mi&es and children, lust in at
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AN EXCITED COMMUNITY.
Evidences of a Brutal Highway
Murder But So Par a llystery.
Charlotte Observer. 'J
The people in the neighborhood
of Clay Hill, near the old Hill iron
furnace, just across tha line,
York county, South -Carolina, are
greatly exercised over Cae occur
- rence of a supposed highway'; mur
der, and the facts which
rave rise
- jto the excitement wouk
seem
sustain the people in th ir-theory
that a foul crime has' ieeir com
mitted. On Sunday morning last.
a party of men who were-traveling
the road early, had their attention
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attracted by a large pebr of blood
u mo luiuuiD vi hid ivu, iu luo
locality already mentioned. The
blood was clotted, and all around
ttAiWft Anli. , .
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J was dragged from the road into
the bushes. The trail was dis
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ujarits ma.ua uy me dragging m me.
body were the prints of fingers, as
if the two hands of the murdered
man were outstretched and plough-
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,ue uou M ,,tt3 UClus
dragged along. The parties foi-
dragged along. The parties foi-
lowed the trail into the woods to a
distance of about twenty yards,
where they found a madJ such as
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is usea dv raii-SDiitcors. ann nar
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iuo uij.ui ws iuuuu iiii eaipiy oai-
tridge shelil The maul was bloody,
and was evidently the weapon used
in doing the work. AIL trace of
the body was here lost, though par
ties of citizens searched through
the woods in all directions. I The
river is near the scene of the sup
posed murder, and it is believed
that if a murder was really com
mitted, of which there seems to be
"
of the peo-
ied to the
no doubt in the minds
pie, the body was carried
river bank aud cast into the water.
The river was yesterday being
dragged, but up to the latest ac
counts the search was fruitless.
Two men are said to be missing
from the neighborhood, one a col
ored man and the other an Irish
nailllap f rnm Ch rtr.ntt a TMio nan.
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aroused over the anair, and are
determined to sift the matter to
the bottom. !
NORTH CAROLINA.;
A Small Boy's Composition.
St -.iesvllle Landmark.' , .
North Carolina Is counted as a
State and hss as many mother-in-'
laws as any other State of its size. It
lies in the thirty-sixdi latitude, or
rather the thirty-sixth lie3 in it. Be
fore the war latitude was not jmueh
account and men believed it had
nothing to do with raising cotton.
If the free schools had; "caught, on"
to latitude my papa says there would
not have been so many soldiers in
the war nor so many; pension bills
for old Grover to veto now1, and
liquor would have been es water,
and wool hats cheap. North Carolina
is a State. It consists of the Rich
mond & Danville Railroad,; the Dur
ham Bull and Charles R.r Jones.
Rufe McAden has a bank and there
is the Bank of New Hanover.. In
east there are fish, grapes and ;a man
named Jarvis, who has gppe a pine
apple hunting and will be back home
in '88. In the west there is Black
Mountain, Natt Atkinson, and the
Asheville bar. Th8 Gudgers live in
the west and hole office. They are
more numerous and -more humor
ous. ' i - . X -
Reckoning by the census of 1880
North Carolina had nearly a million
and a half of folks not counting
Zeb Vance, who adds a half a mil
lion more according to my papa's
arithmetic. M
Raleigh is the capital of North
Carolina, Frapps and Theo. Josephs
and a man namedTim Lee used to
live there. ' Ike Young U dead, but
the other revenues are alive and stole
a hot still from us last week.
Respectfully submitted,
Little Jim DaLy.
Western Seminary of Learning,
Sept. 29, 1$S6.
Good Results In Every Case".'
D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper
dealer ot Chattanooga, Tenn.', writes
that he was seriously afflicted with a
severe co'd that settled on his lungs:
had tried - many remidies without
benefit. Being induced to tiy Dr.
King's" New Discovery for Consump
tion, did so and was entirely cured
by use of a few bottles. Since which
time he has used ii in his family for
all Coughs and Colds with i beat re-
Bults. This is the experience of
thousands - whose lives have been
saved by this Wonderful Discovery.
; Trial Bottks free at H. H. Lyons
Drugstore. j .
Subscribe for the Weekly Advance.
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ass Awitvuiy
. publication of Mr. Jones nomina
To the Kepublicans of the 9th Umn k k. ; cT
Congressional District.
,At ar mass meeting of the Be
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District assembled at the Court
House in A8heville; in accordance
in j Qr
auu.wnu a can maue uy me eaitor
ine fiKviana Hera a '
the 16th day of October to con
- sider the advisability of' nomina
A. Z
nug a canaiaaie ior ingress ior
said District. After mature deliber
ation and fonsidprintr t.hn m'r
to nna aI -sl rrru-" ,1W
tiou, adopted ' the fottowinff,feso-
- lution.- .
I "Resolved. That we the BeDubli-
03118 of tne 9th Congressional Dirf-
l?!? assembled,
mm- wmM iiiiVTiurici a I aa -c urarv ill t rm vi u r
recommend'tothe EepubUrans of
said district that they make n
i ixuuiiU(iiion ," ior ; vjongress m saiu
district, due tnmK it aavisaoie, un
it aer au "ie circumstances, ana we
recommend the Bepublicans to
cast their solid vote in the : ai.
i This conclusion was reached by
F.De massi:meecuig aiter maiure cie-
i 1 1 Ixdpo frtrtni unri lAnDnlforinn TrriM-
from every county and section
throughout the entire district. One
principle reasou tnat lea to this
nclosion was the shortness of
-time to the election, and that any
isepublican candidate nominated
bv the meetinsr at this late dav
by the meeting at this late day
would find it impossible to make a
ca"vass oi cue aiscncc Deiore me
faction, and whatever merit there
misrht hft in nnr Piinsp. hfl'wnn d
i o ' -
kn wa i
i "ui uc awio ; iu : uieuus.i mo oamc
1 a a 1 . 1
ueiore me people, auu wicu a
standing! democratic majority
against him of 1.600 in the district
would finally be" overwhelmingly
defeated at the I ballot box at the
bad better have no candidate of our
own nomination than suffer defeat
T 1 -V V, '
In voting for Maj. Malone we
sacrifice no principle of the Bepab-
under any such circumstances.
lican parry, out simpiy uuite our
votes with the good men of the
Democratic party who have thrown
off the shackles of the old Bour
bon democracy and are willing to
unite! with the IBepublicans in a
common cause to secure better
government for the people ; to se
cure protection for thej American
laborer; to secure the repeal of
cationaT bill, passed by a Bepubli
can Senate and defeated by a Dem
ocratic House of Bepresentatives
of which Capt. Johnston was and
is now, a member; to secure a free
ballot ajid a fair count ; to secure
more money and less taxation ; to
resist the suspension and demonr
etization of the silver dollar, and
generally, to restore confidence to
the American people in. the stabil
ity of the government and to enact
such legislation by Congress as
will arrest the hard times and re
store the country to the prosperity
that existed under Bepublican ad
ministration, aud dispell the gloom
into which it has, been thrown by
the maladministration of the bid
Bourbon democracy. If these sev
eral objects can be attained by
uniting our votes with the inde
pendent. democrats in the district
in the election of Maj. Malone to
Congress we may well rejoice with
all good and true men in the dis
trict in a triumphant victory in
favor of right and good govern
ment over wrong and oppression.
Since vthe .adjournment of the
mass meeting at the Court House
our attention has been called to
what purports to be the preceedt
ing of a Bepublican meeting held
in the office of the Skyland Her
ald on the 16th and published in
that paper of that date, which not
understood is calculated and as is
certaiuly intended to deceive the
ppblic. The mas3 meeting was
called by Mr. ATH. Jones, t he ed
itor of the Skyland Herald, with
the evident purpose of having, him
self nominated for Congress. On
the assembling of the delegates 'it
became appoareut that Mr. -Jones
would not be accommodated with
the nomination. Whereupon that
gentleman after pledging himself
to abide the result of the meeting
withdrew to the IJerald office,
taking with him a religious crank
who report says has either been
in, or attempted to get in to every
religious denomination in the
country and who proved a disgrace
p ail such as received hjni,' by- the
name 6t ISnoch Anderson as chair
man, Jhis (Jones) son.in-law, T. J
Candler, who voted against
Blaine and for Johnston twoyears
ago With a further addition of a
young1 man by the name of Peter
Penland as Secretary, which to
gether with the assistance of John
Yancey and the hands in the Her
ald office with barrieaded. doors,
held a very - enthusiastic meeting
ill the interest; c fv Capt, Johnston
and triumphantly nominated Mr.
Jone for Congress, that gentleman
himself doing the most of the
voting. : whereupon patriotic
speeches were nrade by Mr. Can
dler, Mr.v Johnston's political
friend, and rt Jones with much
misgivings accepted the nomina
tion at the bauds of Captain John
apnioachine election, which would Ago 'he received an anonymous letter jurnisningttie whole, or tait of )(K)
be attributed to -a defeat of our from a negro reminding him of the J'eai lect or stonoprblng for side
principles instead of the true cause death of Motley and MclntyreJ arM be sSn aUh
and Irfck, of a thorough Bepublican warning him to look out for himself. I V. t abt
discussion before the people. We yesterdavmftTininohnnf irjnii; : . : ! . i
8ton78 friend -and supporter. The
action of a Bepublican meeting is a
- glaring fraud upon ihe Bepublican
i fon-jr m tuo uiauiub. x. lafge auu
well , attendedt mass meeting of
I leading "RAnnriliVanj frnm naarlv
I " - O vwa ,- WUA ucsa
i every county ana section in the
on i nist.nnf. aftonrid fito maotinm
- the Conrfc Hons, which nm.
- 1 mended the adoDtion of the above
f ...
i resolution endorsing tha candidacy
- of Maj. W. H. i Malone, while the
inoHnrf in (ha TTamM Affi
dinMal "ronT hfrtin
the Woyes of his office. "
the employes of his office.
? Will the Bepublicans of the
District indorse such a fraud as
that;? , j: F. ;
w m i - a im '.i. aa-a I .in iit ut i w I I uii
;Wr. Jones is a sel
? S5!i f?n!" e interest
j viuas u, jouosiod. ,ioa c oe
- ueceivea, jur. jooes is not tne can
wx i.ue; jsepuoiican- party ana
every vote given for him 13 a vote
ior --Johnston.
-B.. OvPJL3CTSlson1,
W.B. West,
C. T. C. Deake.
James Hensley,
W, F.' Ceatg,
David Lawsow.
- Ji Wiley Snook,
J; M. Toms, "
W.'G:B. Moeeis.
Committee
Murder and Arson at Danville
j Danville, Va. October 18. Some
time ago Lucius Motley's ; body was
found at foot of a precipice in North
Dan vme.. Strong evidence was col-
lected pointing to murder. Not long
-t t-u.. -r
i ni LHrwnni .iiiiiii . .i pinrwrn maj
v-.-vw
killed by a negro at night. J. D.
Robinson, a merchant of North Daiv
ville, was the chief instrument In
working up the case against Mot-
l.py's supposed murderers and a week
Bobinson's store was burned and bo
doubt it was fired by an incendiary.
Circumstances point to-a conspiracy
on the part -efja band of nSw
against the whites.thoush the masses
ui wqiies uuu uiacKS live on the most
peaceable terms:
MiN Kate 'Field will piss the
eaily v.k'ter at .Old Point Coin foit.
Items 'About the State Fair,
i Governor Scales will deliver the
opening address, ' ;
Exceedinff
mi urns. , i : . ; : N " . i
.'; The Cattle Show will exceed
anything of 'the kind ever seen iu
this State. :f ! 1
The excursion, rates are so low
every one can afford to take a day
or two of recreation and pleasure.
Money spent
in attending the
State Fair will be a profitable in
vestment, ; - I
If you are of Northern birth, 'and
desire to attend the State Fair, it
will be to your interest to.corres
pond with' J. T. Patrick, Commis
sioner of Immigration, j 1
We hope all persons! in this
county, who were born in Northern
States, will attend the State Fair,
so as io meet 110 i?4orpnern eaicors
and home-Seekers, and speak to
tbem of the advantages this section
has to offer, They can be of great
benefit to our native people at the
Fair and Northern Settlers' Con
yeution. ; :. -" :;'vf "j
YalnaMB City Property for Sale!
The Carter prpperty, within TO
ards of the pufelic square, having
a front of over 850 feet on College,
Spruce and Eagle Streets, wilil be
sold at a figure considerably below
its present value. ! 1;
The improvements are j of a de
sirable character, including dwells
ing with nine rooms, numerous
closets and pantries and wide ver-
andas, cottage for servants, &c.
Title perfect. Terms easy. Good
reasons for selling low, ' ' .
' There is no property m Asheville
which .piomises such early, rapid'
and considerable appreciation in
value as this;! ' ;
Tjnless sold within ten dayg,
will be withdrawn from; the mar
ket. . . r - . : ,-' --''-j-;
. For particulars apply on the
premises to i ; ' ' .
. ' ; FRANK CABTEB.
oct205t, J '
Interesting' Facts. . , ,
It is of the greatest interest' to
the public to know that the leading
physicans of the "world now claim
that consumntior and all other
pulmonary diseases are " curab?e ;
and they consider the Oxygen
Treatment the ! most valaable yet
discovered. H: If rs Gatchell ; and
Stone have cured cases which had
been considered 'entirely hopeless.
oct0
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Congressional Campaign. ;; ;
Major Malone and other candidates V
.5 S083 W 1 address the Pj0
ii.JutewJ?yWMd-r
rair view, .Tuesday, . ,,
Ayr (Reynolds' tanyard) Wed. bci
Ruther.ordton. Thursday. October
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An End to Bone Scraping.
Edward Shenerd. of Harrlsbiirc.
111., says: "Having received so much
benefit from Electric Bitters, I feell
it my duty to lot suflerinir humanitv
vAl" ,alronj?R ?0Fo
rnVT
sera pea or leg amputated, l jzsed,
three bottles of. Electric Bitters and
seven boxes Bucklnn's Arnica Salve,
dea bott., kndl BkCtf. -AK : i
j Salve at
zoc. per dox py II. II. .
- j Lyons.
The real Stetson hnd Danlap
Hats direct from manufactures, to
be found only at i
' J f octra:trT:v TWihtloce's.
I Large stock of Children's Hats.
Caps, Terbans, Tam O'Shauter,
Palo & Fezs, just in at
oct!9:tf ! WniTLOOK'a.
WE ABE LNOW SUOWINQ IN TIN.
usually IatteaotiVe stock oe
cLOTniNa,l i hats
, BOOTS , AND
snovs, merino undeewkar.
hosieey, gloves.' . COLlails and
cuffs, ; scaefs, , siiiETS and
deawees, fancy vools, eibbon$,
uuuus, bilks,
LVJ"f. OAKS teuneh, CAE-
PETS. oC.' ,-
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H. Bedwood & Co...
octl6eod-tf One Peice Stoee.w
: '! j Proposals. .
Sealed proposal? will be received
until tne zsth clay of October, for
Notice. '
tut A i , aDnu,ai weeuog or
lJe khplders of the Western
No.rtu Oaroliua Railroad Company
Tho regular annual meeting of
iw iu vsueviue, K.U.
on i?e iouitiu Wednesday in No
vember, 18jSG, it being the 24th
day of the month.
, j G. P. Eewin,
I Secretary and Treas.
Oct.17 W.tilNov.24. h "
Mr. Meirs, who is now in New
York purchasing his fall and win.
auu uei Ldiuiy ouo oi me cneapesc
stocK oi guU8 he ever brought to
this market.
oct.10
Another invoice of fine and cheap
Jerseys; ar4 1 all wool, tailor made
and pleated back Jersey for $1.35 at
0ctl9:tf
Whitlock's.
Attention guilders.-.
You can save money by having J;
R. Hill to give you an estimate on
your tin, sheet iron aod ornamental'
work, lie (has opened a shop of
Willow street; in rear of Swannanoa
Hotel, where ho will be glad to give
estimates on all work in hi line. All
work done jat the most reasonable -prices
and satisfaction guaranteed. '
Respectfully, : A
;!.:.. .-:.'! J;R.Hilv
5 The beautiful songs, Marguerite
and White Wings, sung recently here
by Miss Miller, for sale at the Music
Store- Jhftvo alao received a new
supply of the very; brilliant valse:
"Belle of New York.";
i f "; - C. Falk.
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M'lhe Old, Oaken Bucket." the
best chewitig tobacco on the market
can always! be found at Powell &.
Suiders. Try it, and yon will uso
no other,
octll
; Gilt edgd butter now smothering
under ice ten degrees below zero at
J. G. Pattdrson & Bro. Call early
and get
rush.
a! divide
before ! the
cctl5.
i Twenty one lbs of Turkey ( reek
butter, made by Mrs. Bobersou, on
ice, at J. G. Patterson d? Bro.
J N E W A D VEBTISE M ENTB :
trULEtFOB SALE. A ' good
ijxmulo I for sale cheap; 4 years
old, in good condition. . : ' !
Apply at Hammershlag's Store
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FOR SALE CHEAP Oue saddJo
and driving horse,' 8 ycra ; one
driving horse, 4 years; sound, gentle
and drives single or double, also,
bnggy, tongue, 8hafts and harues?.
Can be seen at Sevier' staple for
threedayfc; . ''!
i - J: Waicefield Cortland.
C:ct. 16-3t Swannenoa Hotel-
WANTED TO BENT, a small
farm of 50 to 75 wv, prin
cipally bottom land, within rwo to
fotir miles of; "AAheville with
house and outbuildings.' I"!';"'
J. C. llENEY,
Ashevil !, N. C
"oct17d&wlw. ! '
UOYS WANTED. By.s
wanted
-Mat)
heAsheville Fumitare Ftc-
tory
Apply to, - , ,
G. H. Wai-kkb, ,
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Hup't.
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FOB SALE. A"; pair - of Cue
steers aud ' wagV-n, cornjiN te
Aonly to Hi fl Lt6ns octia-tf
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