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ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA, SATURDAY HORNING, OCTOBER 23, , 1886.
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Banofvr IPr Wert o(WtolU,Hd is
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IPPUMUOD.
How do yoa like the new lights?
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The county candidates will speak
at Leicester to day. ;j
The "Icarthquake yesterday pro -
Katsrsd in ths. rosf.offle
er. c as ssood class xaaUsr.
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A successful revival meeting has
been in progress in Doubleday ;fot
. several days. . 1 i
MsJ. Malone and Richmond Peari
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of this county, are on a visit
Cherokee county.
The republicans In all parU of the
district are being warned againsi
Tom Johnston's auxiliary, A, H.
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The break on the Spartanburg
SAsneviue xwmuu u
paired, and the trains run through
on scedule time. .1
Tbe Inferior Court of Buncombe
county begins next Monday. We
will have the Federal Court the
week following. j .
Sportsmen, as well as others, are
wlshlnr for rain. There is plenty,of
game, but everything U too drto
hunt with much success. . f
The present Sheriff of Yancy,
Mr. 2. M. Wilson, is a candidate
fcr re-election against tne aemo
cratic nominee, M. W. Peterson.
News was received in the city last
ereicg that a very severe earthquake
was felt in the city of Charleston yea-
terday morning. Slight dmgw only
was done. ; j
Mr. H. G. Ewart, the republican
candidate for the Legislature .in
Henderson county, has no opposi
tion. He will make an able and
useful member.
Tho aiIaa engines, used in
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electric light works at this placv,
were sold to the company by Mr. tt.
W Gird wood, who is agent for the
Atlas Engine Works. j
gome one suggested yesterday that
h rampaiira started the Ai-
had somewhat neglected the
-weather, and consexuently we were
having a pretty dry time. j
the blasting of rock oa ; Beau
catcher mountain, at intervals dur.
-ingtheday, reminds one of the
-oands once so familiar near the
battle field of Firginia.
Maj. Malone and Capt, Johnston,
.the candidates for Congress, re
tarued from the Western counties
.lat evening. They speak jai
Pair Yi w next Tuesday. j
Jt every man who is opposed j to
political rings and packed conven
: tions, and is In favor of fair methods
and the people's right to be heard, on
all questions affecting their Interests,
vote for Malonei Pearson and Bey
nolds. j
Thos. D. Johnston, who Is a strong
upporter of Carlisle, says that the
Interval Revenue law never can! be
repealed. Two years ago he said fche
law could and would be repealed. It
Is evident that he U In favor of re
taining the law. I"
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Jos. a Adams, Esq., Solicitor, of
the French Broad Bank, has moved
hia law office to one of the hand
some new rooms in the First Nation-
al Bank building. He has a beahtW
fully lettered sign to designate his
office. "
The republicans of this district In
convention assembled, openly charg
ed that the Sky land Herald was be
ing run by Tom Johnston's money.
Let the republican voters remember
that every veto for A. H. Jones is a
vote for Johnston. J
ict the freemen of Buncombe! re
xn ember that the election of lr.
Oudger and Johnstone Jones means
that they shall not express at 'the
ballet box, their wlahs as to wheth
er they desire a law or not. Voters,
Is this democratic? We await confi
dently, your answer onlhe 2d of
November that It Is not I
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23 ar gain Connter at Law's.
As many goods accumnlate Jhat
are imperfect or fbr some other rea
son we dispose of under cost. jWe
start a bargain counter, all goods
on it are at least half price. j .
A grand stock on hand now, nd
new goods still coming in. See
goods and get prices for flue or com
mon wares at Law's, opposite
duceaaiiiueBC!uvwuojiuoH"'ri4A-0 uo wao lu auu w
son are opposing ring politics, rirg railroad Jcoapanj has decided . to Electric Company.
rrts.v nJ r!r -JodlLJi iiiia9Iv. I tczii tUoagh the ' Bed - Marble in charge of : the
.f.T m. nrft!miiM and wife. GaP an4 Vork at the approaoh leave in a few days
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2agl Hotel.
Messrs. Barnard & Binder now
occupy their new quarters over the
First National Bank, and are ready
for the transaction of regular bank
ing business They are well and
favorably known as business men,
trnstworthy and accommodating. -The
opposition of one or two men
tp Mr. Beynolds grows ont of the
fact that be would not be con
trolled by them in the matter of the
appointmeut of a magistrate.
They wanted an ultra stock-law
man appointed, and Mr. Reynold
6aw proper to appoint a man whree
position on that question was ' the
1 same as that of the man whoe
I m m a a a e f a All aw1 w a n
"ffUt. The motto of the nngJoo
Ui "IUi m rui-
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from the Western counties that the
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will, take two or three years yet to
reach Mnroh v. The force of hands
Lq of aboat ho. convicts.
The Marie.ta and North a
roaa
Una line, and will reach Murphy
ithi the next twelve months.
Qovemor McDaniel, of Georgia,
the editor of the Atlanta Constitu-
tution, and a party of ladies were
in Murphy last Tuesday, having
come over on an inspection tour. ;
Wouderful. .
i The cures that are being wrought
by means of Compound Oxygen aud
Medicated Vapor are simply won
derful. No such results were ever
accomplished in the world before
in diseases of the respiratory or
gans. Another Shake.
At 14 minutes before three o'clock
yesterday afternoon a severe earth-
quake shock'was felt in j this city,
The walls of the Advanc building
oscilated considerably andt the win-
dow sash rattled for a half a minute.
Our printers rushed out of the com
posing room into the streets as soon
as the shaking began. We ae in
formed by several gentlemen that
they felt a slight shock before day
light yesterday morning, bat not so
severe as the one in the afternoon.
They Say
That Clontz is a fine campaigner.
That Ki" and the Gin'l? could
hardly get along without his valu
able assistance.
That Mr. Beynold's election will
be a sore tribulation to certain
mch muddled ringsters.
That Clark will average about
one vote to the township.
That A. H. Jones will hardly do
so well. ;
That if the colored vote was solid
for the ringdoodle ticket, smiling
Bobbie would smile all over him
self, J.
Asheville StreetIlailway,
Capt. C, M. McLoud wa again be
fore the Board of City Aldermen
last night In reference to the Ashe
ville Street Railway project. He ask
ed tho appoint mept of a com mlttee to
confer with himself and Wf E. Wat
kins in reference to the matter.
The i Mayor appointed a commit
tee for the desired purpose, con
sisting of Geo. B. Powell, chairman,
G. F. Scott and J. Jj. Murray, he
committee will probably meet the
gentlemen in conference to-day.
The company represented by Capt.
McLoUd, propose, if they can ne
care reasonable terms, to invest
$75,000 here in fan street railway
and gas works enterprises, and ft
is to be hoped every encourage
ment will be given them.
Wrecked by )Q Eearthquake.
Yesterday afternoon, precisely
at the moment the earthquake
shock was felt in this city, the row
of shelving, 54 feet long and 12
feet deep, on the east side of Jas.
P. Sawyer' store, well packed with
piece goods, became detached from
the wall, -and with a tremendous
crash fell over on the counters,
emptying the goods on the floor,
and demolishing completely a glass
show case on the counter.! Messrs.
Sawyer and Brown were between
the counter and shelving placing
goods Jo position, when the crash
came, and were saved from injury
by the counters which caught the
weight. There can be no doubt
but that the oscillating of the
walls caused the fall. Mr. Sawyer
is of the opinion that the sudden
drop in the prices of good was the
direct cause of the earthquake,
and we believe that ha ja about as j-
near right as some of the scien
tlsts who have attempted to ex
1 plain the pauses of earthquakes.
THE EXEOTBIC UGUT.
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Ilow It Works and What ia
Thought of It.
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The electric light is a great nov
elty to the most of our people and
is greatly admired by all. The al
most unanimous verdict is that it is
a success in Asheville. ,' When all.
the pole lights shall have been
catod we believe the city will
sufficiently lighted, and we hope to
hear of no complaint from any quar
ter. We have four towers, 125 feet
high, each with four, lamps equal
to 8000 candle power. Each of the
14 pole lights, all of which have
i ycn l.vtwi - rnt
six, will be
power. The
kqual to 2000 candle
others will be located within
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next few days.
I Mr. Q. B. Ederar. of the Jenney
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who has been
work here will
to begin a large
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contract with a city . in Michigan.
This company has the -reputation
of being one of the best ! and most
reliable in the United State?, and
has put in the electric light for a
number of large cities in both the
Northern and Southern States.
Their plant here is veryj fine, con-
sjsting of two 36 light dynamos,
and two beautiful engines, one
25-horse power, and the other 40-
borse power. Mr. J. Riley, of this
city, has been employed as engi-
neer and Mr. Charles Cliff, of the
Telephone Exchange, as lineman.
I We hope and believe that the se
lection of the electric light by our
city authorities will prove a wise
and satisfactory one. Asbevdle is
one of the few cities in I the State
where the electric light is used.
Its adoption will tend to show to
the world that we are a' live and
progressive people, and j intend to
make Asheville the Gem City of the
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Legislators vs. Lawyers.
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Mr. Pearson, in the various dis
cussions in the campaign now pro
gressing in Buncombe county, has
charged that Messrs. Gudger and
Jones were paid small fees for their
efforts to sustain the action of the
June meeting of the commissioners
and magistrates in adjourning
without giving the anti-stock law
petitioners a chance to be heard.
It js contended that these gentle
men had no moral right to accept
these fees inasmuch as they were at
tlie time, and are yet, members of
tho Legislature. If they had ac
cepted the same money at Raleigh
in consideration of their services in
security the j passage of the bill
they would have been liable to in
dictment in the criminal courts.
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While no one contends that they I
are liable for! receiving fees as at
torneys before the courts, yet as
a moral question simply we believe
their doing so is - reprehensible,
and before the bar of public opin
ion they will be condemned.
Mr. Pearson presents the point
with telling effect and never fails
to place those gentlemen before
the people in a very awkward light.
Why Is It ?
Will some person who can do so
inform us why no freight trains are
run between this place and Ashe
ville? The road has been finished
now since last July, and passenger
trains rnn regularly, but there never
has been a freight train over the
road. A gentleman informed us the
other day that he ordered some goods
to be shipped by A9heville and after
coming to that place and being de
layed there some Jimo- they were
shipped all the way around by Atlan
ta, Ga., Ga., and Spartanburg, which
cost them ten cents more on the one
hundred pounds than it would have
post fljin to nave naa mem nauiea
from Asbeyillfl on a wagon. Why
haul them through Georgia and
South Carolina when it Is only twenty-one
miles from here to Asheville,
and over a splendid new road-bed ?
The same gentleman says he has
goods at A6hevllle now' that have
been delayed there several weeks.
This is a great inconvenience. It is
very Btrange-Hendersonvllle Times.
An End to Bone Scraping.
Edward Sheperd, of Harriaburg,
Bl.f says: "Having received so much
benefit from Electric Bitters, I feell
it mv fiaiv to ret snnanncr nnmanuv 1
know it. Have had a running sore
on my leg for eight; my doctors told
me 1 would have to have the bone
scraped or leg amputated. I used,
three bottles of Electric Bitters and
seyen boxes Buckleys Arnica Salve,
and my leg Is npw sound and well "
Electric Bitters are i sold at fifty
cents a bottle, and Buckien's Arnica
Salve at 25c per box by H. H. I
Lyons.
Another invoice of Wrarjs for La
dies, Misses and children; Justin aV
t WtXTlACK's
The Taylor Brothers Still Fid
dllng. : '
The people of Tennessee have
enjoyed more free music during the
past six weeks than ever J before in
the history of that State. : The
methods adopted at the beginning
of the joint canvass t'have been
steadily pursued." First they talk
lo - against each other, and- then they
be fiddle toffethe f 4
Alf has grown hoarse, as we are
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miormeq Dy ine Aeanessee news
papers, in attempting to .defend
Senator Blair's educational bill and
other Bepubhcan enterprises. His
throat is -in a terrible condition.
and his voice is strain eu and un
natural. But notwithstanding. the
hoarseness, according to Bepubli
can reports, when. Aiirea warms
up, he holds people spellbound, by
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Ul x JJU -tlliftci 1 : rr. Alld
matcniess eioqueneei nis graceioi
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creatures and winning and affable
manners." -v j j
Bob, too, has suffered somewhat
in physical health by the fatigue of
the canvass and tub trying changes
of temperature incident to the
month of October. At at an im
mense joint demonstration in Nash
ville on Monday i night he wore
blisters on his chest and - on Doth
sides. Yet there -is no deteriora
tion in his oratory,: no lallingoff in
ms nduiing. blistered as he is,
his words "seem f ever ready to
dance attendance on his thought.
There is something of the informal
freedom of the mountains, some-j
thing of their rough poetry, some
thing of a mountain people's belief
in sentiment, something of Homeric
temerity and simplicity, in the use
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of metaphors about the oratory of
iuu xayiop." j.uih quotauuu, wo
ought to say, is from a Democratic
newspaper. j
The quality of the fiddling sap
plied by the two brothers has been
kept up during the campaign. It
is first-class. The Bepnblioans have
in several instances advanced the
claim that Alfred's performances on
this divine instrument are techni-
cally superior to those of his more
celebrated brother. The nearest
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tending to mar the otherwise per-
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vass was the assertion that i Bob's
playing, while full of dash and color, i
did not HAtisfv tha exacting ear of
correct musical taste. The
cusation was not put quite
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bluntly as this, but that was the
substance of it. A careful ex
amination of the most impartial re
ports and the most competent
opinions of the merits of Bob's
fiddling has satisfied us that there
is no ground for the charge. Al-
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Bob's 13 intensely individual. Vhile
exercising an extraordinary mas
tery over the instrument, on which
he manages to express in turn and
with incomparable vivacity all of
the 'various moods knowj to the
human soul, Bob does not sacrifice
the qualities which Alf requires.
His selection of pieces to be per
formed at the mass meetings, ral
lies, and barbecues of the past twq
months has been creditable, not
only to Bob's appreciation of the
pnblic taste in Tennesseee, but also
to his general musical intelligence.
If either brother plays second
fiddle, it certainly is not Kobert
It is for the appearance of his fid
dle bow and the well-worn lump of
resin that hundreds of thousands
of Tennesseeans, men, women, and
children, have endured' iu dis
comfort the hour, devoted Jjy Al
fred to the Blair educational bill.
The fiddle at last comes but of its
gbby case.
Bob grasps it, clasps
it, aud at once it becomes part of
him. Jt taiks? ft pleads fqr votes,
it moves to tears, 'tt sends ripples
of merriment throughout the vast
audience; it diffuses swelling sound
waves of tender domestic senti
ment, it starts unnumbered feet
a-going to the measure of the
mountain jiff What difference,
even if Bob Taylor did- not play
with absolute technical correct
ness f His fiddle is human, and
his fiddle will make him Governor.
ipt ni cr nartr rr tne rturer rnemt
ods of former days,- when the Bal-
. fc . effect, vfl weaDonof
lot was e mosl enectlve weaponoi
the freemen, to destroy tyranny. A
few men in Buncombe have at-
tempted to wrest from you, by
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foFf and fraud your sacred rights,
will you rebuke or condone this as-
sault upon yodrllbettyj' "
Another invoice of fine and cheap
Jerseys; are all wool, tailor made
and pleated back Jersey lor ai. at
ocU9:tf
wmiLdcx.
- THE LAW OF HOMICIDE.
An Acquittal of Murder does not
Stop Trial fbr ManslanghUr.
Pittsburg October' 18,The Su
preme Court to-day rendered a decis
ion n the case of James Wi Hilands,
of Mercer county. Hilands had been
placed on trial for . murder and the
was dischargee! without his con-
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i tfiqi nnr. rvnr in a tviAa thor ma lit a
h Jd aWd Keen Placed in ieotardv.
- The Court overruled the plea and he
j was convicted. He appealed to the
Supreme Court and the decision of
the tower Court was reversed and he
was set at liberty. Subsequently he
was arrested and tried and convict r l
on a cnaige or involuntary - men
slaughter. He . was sent first to
prison,' but afterwards appealed for
a second trial.- JndA Paxtnn rfn
dered the decision bf the: Court and
THAIrt that a AiMNHtai Af'thn hivhh
erade did not preclude the Common
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wealth from trying; and ' convicting
him of the lesser crime, which is a
misdemeanor and not a felony. Hi
lands will - conseauently have to
serve out his term. v
J. II. Mfllt.hpws. thfl onlnrtHi ta-
corder of deeds of the District of
LJL r-t.
wiwtcu Fl" a toil o xkiiw6u.
Senator Bjair, of New Hampshire,
has accepted an invitation to speak
at this fair. (The opening address
will de delivered by Gov. Scales. :
iiix-liovernor noaaiy, in onering
to pay his portion of the losses
caused by the speculation of John
B.'Mann.x, assignee of Areishop
Purcell, on whose bond he was, is
said to have wrecked his fortune
and deprived his children of a
hritae. Now. in his nld he
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gives away property acquired by
nara worK 10 pay ior ine inieving
of a man he trusted and favored.
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Query t If the Bev; Ki swaps
off the Gin'I, and the G in '1 swaps
off the Bev. Ki, who will be left T
Answej both of them.
A. BettF Mental Digestion Needed.
If you will carefullv-inquire among
j founar men whose spare hours are spent
i on cards and loafing (I mean our clerks,
! pprent5cesd otherwise wputable fet
; lows), you will And that they do not
' know how to get rid of spare time in a
Tnr inin(r rnmul amva that vr
for ' reading formed, above ;
rneadinir which encouraires a waste of
leisure. - The salvation of our boys and
tirls lies m awakening an interest in
!!m9 lnteueotuai ana manual stuay tnas
thev can easilv indulge ' when not held
by work. Br manual sfody I mean one
that oooupiee the hands as well as the
brain. r, One of 'the best saved fellows I
know is this boy John. He is busy at a
Sesk as accountant for ten hours a day.;
But when not there he is absorbed with
srnithology. : He shoots hia own speci
mens; he has made himself master of
taxidermy; can aketch admirably; has
! 019 portable photographic apparatus.
His room is a museum. - Damn that boy
fou can not. His tastes are up.' His
books are associated with his work. We
muat think how to have more Johns of
lihis sort. We must, if possible, have
ireated a ' higher average capacity to
Cead that is, a better mental digestion.
I have before me a pile of recent issues
fif novels, mostly in a cheap, popular
form.' t can not help thinking that,
caking the pile as a whole, it could not
Improve the mental action of Tom Jones,
who is just now spending his highest in
tellectual efforts in getting a fat sow
with her litter, ready for the county fair,
rom talks pig with enthusiasm. J should
ot like to, see. him give over his present
tastes for the average culture of this
stack of stuff. Cor. Globe-Democrat.
Good for tho Boy.
At end of the s north-shore resorts the
people in the town will' tell, vou, some,
rery funny tales of the-rto speak por
itely piggishnesa of a family noted in
paths of literature , and ' wealth : in the
society of this city. They tell, for in
stanceone of many that though their
pasture lands are covered with , berries
that no one picks they put a sign up'
"No berries picked on these lands," Qua
dajr some poor children bf the town
picked some berries, ' andln selling them
went to the house ' on the estate where
the berries were picked. The lady came
co the door, and being asked to buy re
plied tartly: "Give those berries to me.
Buy them, indeed ! They belong to us."
She put out her hand to take them but
the boy was toq quick- for her. - He
turned the berries out into the dust, re
marking as he did so, "Pick them then;
I did!" Home Journal.
. Very Thla Sbaet-Xron.
A piece of iron rolled in the new Fal
con mills at Niles the qtler day ia
(hin as a sheet ol otdmary paper. - ji.
would take 150 ahaets to constitute one
Inch in thickness. The mill made this
sheet just to see how thin they could
rolL Boston Budget.
La Nature" claims that a machine of
one-horse power would keep 87,000,000
watches running. "
MissObace A. Demekitte. Pupil
of Xaver Scharwenka, Court Pianist
to the Emperor of Germany, and
Graduate of his Conservatory of
Mutc, at Berlin, will receive pupils
in Piano and Vocal Music.
She may be s,een st Mrs. Beynolds,
Main St., between 3 and 4 p. m.,
daily.
sepl5 ' '
Subscribe for the Weekly Advance.
Weakly AEVACi'oaly II per year.
MODlICliffiUTS.
i am a candidate lor tne omee
aerk of the Superior Court of Bun-
combe county. The action of the
county democratic convention on the
28th August, - is all tady known
throughout the county. I need not
uiscuss it nere, 1 ariner man to say
that I believe it to be , vitiated by
fraud and by 1 the- .violation of the
Slainest principles and usages of the
emocratic party, and I- uroDose to
submit the issue to the good and hon
est men of the county.
i - Very Respectfully,
W. T. Beyi;oiJ3s.. :
To the TccU of Bunconl
iris V
I hereby announce myself a Can
didate for the cfUca of Clerk of the
Sapciior Coart of Ejncocabe. I
a repablican,;? aud an cpro?ed to
tr.3 prc:cnt ejstcn cf Count- gov-
erutnt
ut, and en specially opposeil
to tho nrtitr. rj system of govern
meat herd to submit to in Bun
i. .'also oppq'eJo.' Th
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- 1 hnod m thir vhfn fnrinrtimn.i0
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I democrats, i so called. If such
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be democrats at all.: thev. should
st aud by and support their party,
and if they are not democrats,' that
is 11 -tney ao not enaorse tne. prin
ciples of the 1 democratic party in
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mis state, then they , are in truth
republicans, and if they have not
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declare, their republicanism while
nnnnn nffAomnnpat AnrinninUatho.t
ar not entitled to democratic or
republican votes. 1 am a reoubli
I can, and not only expect the votes
I of republicans, butlof those Who do
not endorse the democratic candu
1 dates or policy. 1 am constrained
-tQ thus announce myself because
" canaiaare, yetouc,8eems willing
who is asking repblican votes be
I cause he opposes the democratic
hominee. If I do not get a single
mB.uul uv" A aia a canumaie
1 foP. the office of Olerls m a square, i
trn9 republican, and I wish to see I
1 wnet&er the republicans of Bun
combe will maintain their manhood
and vote for aj straight republican
or be caught ' by the hypocracy 01
selfish democrats, and vote for them.
If they do, they ; have 110 right to
claim to be republicans, j I shall
thank my republican friends for
their support, and if elected I fehall
discbarge thej duties of the office
honestly and faithfully if not elect
ed I shall feel I have at least main
tained republican self respect aud
integrity. .1 i - E. F. 0L4Rk.
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' Large stock of Children's Hats,
Gaps, Terbaus, 1 Tarn O'Shauter,
Palo & Fezs, just in at
oct!9:tf t I Whitlock's.
I "The Old Oaken Bucket," the
best chewing tobacco on the market
can always be found at , Powell &
Sniders. Try it; and you will use
no other. . ! oct!4
Public Speaking, ; ,
j The candidates fbr : the Legisla
ture and other; candidates for coun
ty offices will address the people of
Buncombe county at the following
times and places, viz :
Leicester, i ! Saturday. " 23 1
ivy, Barnard's Store, Tuesday. 28
Flat Creek, Baptist" Church, Wednesday, " 27
Alexanders, . Thursday, " 2S
AshevUle. .1 ! -. Saturday, " 30
Speaking begins promptly atr 10
o'clock. The candidates for county
offices will take . the time till 12
o'clock, and. then the candidates
lor the .Legislature will begin speac
ing. Come one,, come all. Be
prompt. v. , ' " :, .'..'
Congressional Campaign.
Major Malone and other candidates
for Congress will address the people
at the following times and places :
Fair View, Tuesday,! 1
Ayr (Reynolds' tanyard) Wed. Oct,
RutherfordtonThursdayj October
Logan's Store., Rutherford
j ' county, Friday, "
26
2
2
2Q
Interesting Facts.
1
physican8 0f the, world now claim I
tuat consumntion ana an otner
pulmonary diseases are curable ;
and they consider the Oxygen
Treatment the mpst valuable yet
discovered. - Drs. Gatchell and
Stone have cured cases which bad
been considered entirely ! bopeless.
oct$Q,
4
j The beautiful songs, Marguerite
and White Wings, sung recently here
by Miss Miller, for sale at the Music
Store. I have also received a new
supply of the' very brilliant ,valse:
"Bellea of Hew York." 1
lv -,: :'-.:)'. CFauec. ;
; sepl5 - r ; "
Whitlock sells the genuine Cen
temeri Kids in blacks; colors, and
undressed orSuede Foster's Hooks
in blacks
and colors, and a very
,in latest shades and
75 .cts. Also, a large
ood Kid
locks atl
stock Cashmere and Silk Gloves, I
very low. , octlU:ti I
Attention Builders.
You can save money by having J. f
B. Hill to give you an estimate on
your tin, sheet iron and ornamental
work. . He has opened a shop of
Willow btreet, la rear of Swannanoa
Hotel, where he will be glad to give
estimate? on all work iu hia l. ne. All
work done at the most reasonable
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
ltespectiuiiyj -
., Kotice. -
The regular annual meetiag of
the stockholders of the Western
of Wrh n.Mi;nn t m .1 r
ke place itAin & J
W" Iu KS !?Pe wAAsbe1rilIe? Nua
on '5 foarth Wednesday in . No-
member, 18SG, it being the 24th
aay 01 ine month.
G. P. Ebwin.
Secretary and Tieas.
Oc.17 W.tillfov.24.
AD VEllTIEM EX TriT .
Gz3i:i:ut OElj,IIoiaajOGt. 2515.
The Fashionable Event of the Sea
son. c:ial Engament of the In
Imilabl. - . , " -
PATJJ. ROSA
In: Fred Marsdens Corned v Dry mi
k :
I r let
I iryj A HA1 UV IVIIPfl lOfn
cy of Coraraedians.
Keserved Seats 75 cents, now on
1 8al afc
fearly'
sawyer's Store. Secure one
If ; oc21d3U
i PITTT MABKET,
' JUST OPENED.
On Patton Avenue, under Powell 4
bniaers.
Mf have opened aFIRST CLASS
I MAKKCT whPrA T nrill Irnnni
stanay.pnj hand the best of
Beef. Port MnttOll. SaBSairi! Flsli jnd flvstw
I that the market affords. - '
I I have had several years' exneri-
en.c.e.In ihP business and respectfully
t t? 01 ypur patronage.
Bespectfully,
T. J. SUMMER.
oct22tf
WANTED. A re-
O male Servant is wanted.
Must
hoW to cook. Beasonable
paid. Apply to P. O. Box
oct22-3t
I70CTNI). A small leather hand
JF satchBll was found on Grovo
street yesterday morning Owrer
can get the same by calling at this
office, describing the same and
paying foi this notice, r , oct22.
valnaWe City Properly for Sale f
The Garter! property, within 70
vards of the public square, having
a front of )ver 80O feet on College,
Spruce an 1 Eagl Streets, will be
sold at a figure considerably below
its presentl value.. (1 ' ' ; ,
The improvements are of a de
sirable 'Character, including dwell-
ing with
nine rooms, numerous
cioets anu pantries ana wiao ver
andas, cottage for servants, &lc.
Title perfect. Terms easy. Goj'd
reasons foi' selling low. i; '
There is no properly m Asheville
which'proLnises such early, rapid
and considerable appreciation in
value! as tiis.
u i. - .
Unless
will be wi
Lid within ten (lava.
hdrawn from the mar
ket.
For ; particulars apply on tho
premises to
FJiANK CAKTEK,
OCt20r5t.
F
OB SLiLE.-
A 'pair of flue
steers and
wagon, complete.
Apply to II. II. LYONS. octl3 tf
WANTED TO BENT, a small
I farm of 60 to 75 acres, priu-
cipally boti
om land, within two to
four miles
or Asheville. with
house and
outbuildings,
at once,
. J. 0. Henry,
Asheville. N. C.
Address
XJtLili JiiJli JDUUJi.
MEMOIKS OF ROBE.RT E. LEE,
yv By General A. L, Long. !
. A fall hlalorr of tfls military serrlce and
campaigns written by Gen. iMug, Prom data.
ooUected while a member of the personal
Stan of Gen Lee, and from letters and male"
rial contributed by the Lee family. Commen
ded by Governors of Virginia aud Nr fth Caro
lina, and approved by the Sou hern delegate
In Congress (
Ills pr irate J domesUo and personal history,
from Information heretofore nnpub Uhei,
furnished by personal friend, companions in.
arms and leading men of the booth, collated)
and edited with the asaiitance of Gen. Marcus
J. Wright, 1 . .
j tux wuoue roKsturo ,
A CompreMsiTc, Accurate and Standard
Memoir oif the Illustrious Soldier,
- i 1 1 :
Complete La one volume, about 700 pages.
Sold by subscription only.
fully
illustrated with portrait a. bum, euv.
For descrlpUV
circulars aaaress, 1
J. M. StoQrlard & CoFolilisto,
j 632 FStreet, Washlogtem, V, C.
StatetvUle Landmark. ;
PHTTNTP V PPniUTni?
, j j it i 1 j.
cuusuuiwy m bwic.
-
,wiMVUU tto
CO and Cigars,
Hnnino- tr mp.nf. nrifl
a share ol
your patronage, we
are .-
Very Eeepectfully,
& BAIBD.
AiNr
snow
wages
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