North Carolina Newspapers

- I -VOL. V: NO. 52. i Enurvd in ih roct'oae at !f. C, ft Mooad elaa mAttar. AOVA3CS orncx ix cartes ;buili UO, IMMJEDIATELT SOUTH OF COURT HOUSE. Ashetille Pally Advance. PoblUhed Try day Into wk:(excep! Moot!? t tb flowing low raiM : ; Ou Tr. - Six Month, . - -r ttm Month, i . On Month: - - (ton of any paper Wt of Cfcarlou, nd is on PP' ICTUOB. t . Wood and coal in demand. . , The close of the campaign. Attend the speaking to day. We've got 'em scared and mad . - All the candidates reached the city I election of Jones and Gudger. . ... -J.l i&si xugnu J Tfifl irrandlury was discharged last evening. Jas.M. Gudger, Esq of Marshall, Is In the city. j The editor returned from the Ral 'elgh last night. ' ' "". " , The ringdoodle campaign? proved a failure. j Honesty and fair methods: has will win on Tuesday. - rn pmwlni roosters are in m W W mmm . readiness for use. j The rope-walking yesterday.at- tracted quite a ciowd. .j T!rrv vota cast for A. H. Jones j is a rote for Tom Johnston. i That barbecue will take place on Avery's Creek next Wednesday. I - Tr vnn nrfor a statesman to a jw 4' j demagogue, vote for W. H. Malone. Our citizens are getting ready for winter by laying in a good supply of coal and wood. Hyou are in favor of the passage fthi Rlair Educational bill! vote for Mnj or Malone. j Whom the Gods would destroy theyfirat make mad." Thejnng doodles were ranting yostenwy. Discretion and diplomacy Ibave troa retained; zuoro fnend. um the purest motives or the mostjairh ful of hearts. - We had the pleasure yesterday, of short calls irom Mesrs- Moody and Ferguson, candidates for 8olicitor. - Malone's prospects grow bright er and brighter, as the election draws near. The Jones fraud has made him many votes. j Up to a late hour last night, par- ies from the counuy continued to . . . t. ii.. ..uni. I come in to do present t inir. : by the county rndidatts o-day. m f There was a meeting or . the Board of City Aldermen at police beadqoarters last night, j We . d to get a report ol the pro- faiu t ceediog. yertlsed apurse Vound Until we.au ney, Lmt week, we containing mot ny pocKeiooojta ... i had no idea so m tiace. We have va A rlrpr had been lost In this had numerous applicatio. Using pays. a . nal . - One of Mr. Pearson's per. enemies was heard to remark yw tenlay, that he would be willing to give 1500 of his own money, to seo Pieanon defeated. I . . The people of Bancombe coaniy Are asked to defeat Mr. Pearson for no other purpose than to- gratify he personal malice of .one or two men. Will they do it! v Ho,never. We have reason td believe that Furaan'is practicing another fraud opon the peoplo by the djatribu tion of bogus Congressional jickete. Let the people be on their guard.; The annual session of tie Hol ton confereuce is in session at Knoxville. Rev. W. W. Bays is in attendance and will not beihere to fill his pulpit to morrow. Mr. Frank Carter has decided to befrin the study of law, and will leave to-morrow for Baltimore -where be will enter the Maryland University. We wish him snccess. The effort of theringdookles to buy the colored vote has proved a faiinre. The colored Deople think too much of themselves to listen to each propositions. . r j Bargain. Connier at Law's st As many goods accumulate that art imperfect or for some other rea eoa we dispose of under cst. We sUrt a bargain counter ail goods on it are at least half price. a crand stock on band now, -mud new Oods still coming s in. See goods and get prices for fiue or com- j aion wares at J. Law'.f opposite President Joseph Hopwood. Milligan College, Tennsssee, Is visi - ting the city. He will preach the T. 31. O. A. Booms Sunday I discussion between the candidates morning at 11 o'clock, and at Daw I The day was cold .and disagreeable. Creek Methodist church at 3 o'clock d bot few of the people from the in the afternoon. How much dirt 1? there la a hole ten feet square and ten feet deep? Qikaloosa Herald. Any schoolboy will tell you that there isn'tanj; if the hole is there the dirt has all ben taken out, Ask us a harder one. Let the anti-stock law men ol Buncombe county bear in mind that Thomas D. Johnston endorse the action of the Commissioners and Magistrates in regard-to the stock-law. and is zealous for the I If the people of Buncombe county I want to gratify B. M. Furman's 'malice, let them vote for Gudger and Jones. If they want to purge the democratic party of fraud and corruption, let them vote for Rich mond Pearson. ... - - j The second monthly; meeting of the Asheville Homes teal and- Loan Association, will be held on next Wednesday, November 3id. The money t collected in October was promptly loaned out, and In conse quence, anoiner nouse is uow oeing erected In our flourishing city, etc. At the suggestion of counsel, the liquor dealers of the city, who, on all occasions manifest a disposition to comply strictly with the law, will close their places of business to-day, in compliance with the statute pro hibiting the Bale of liquor within a specified distance of a public speak ing. ; i General Jones stated at Limestone and at Upper Hominy that the 'spirit and intent of the stock law bill was to let out the outside town- ships upon, petition of a majority. men why did ne accept "a very small fee" to defeat the ! "spirit and Intent" of the bill. Oh, General, toll ii why! One or two of Tom Johnston's re publican allies are traveling over the district trying to make republicans believe that A. H. Jones IS the candidate of the republican Tany njrOoTTgrG53. i Let no honest republican be deceived by Tom Candler or his father-in-law A. H. Jones. It is a plan to elect Tom Johnston. Msssrs. G. S. Furguson and J. M. Moody, candidates for Solicitor ad dressed the poople at the conrt house last night. The audience was not very large, but tbe atten tion was good. Both gentlemen made good speeches and entirely satisfied their firiepds. .The con --- test oetween meae geumweu uw been very spirited, and both ap pear confident of success. Freeman of Buncombe remember that a vote for Jones and Gudger will show that you are insensible to the loss of your liberties, j A, vote for Pearson will show that yoa priie your just righ'ti, and are determined to protect thejnagaiust the band of conspirators, who spurned the petitions of an out raged people, A small number of individuals styling themselves a District con vention assembled in Mills River ashipCthe other day and an ov. . - that thev were not for nOUnC - 4 L y nva rirt thckXT flrA an f. sale. If C f --r T , , ... A. &iTem u) oe maae iouis enug thea.JfA- ri air they smelt, it wf questionable effort ft7 publicans are making..' D. Johnston. At a meetinc of the Board Of Ai dermen last night the matter of i.o report of the committee appointed ai last meeting to meet and confer with Mr. W. E. Watkins, Capt, JU.ci)ua and others came np for consideration. Alderman Powell in behalf ot tne committee, offered as a sudsuiuwj for the original ordinance, passed ai former meeting, relative tome Asheyille street railway, an .orai- nanc which was agreeu ujwu tween said committee and the said Watkins, McLoud and J. Jt. sawyer In behalf of the railway company, which, on motion -was made the special order for an adjourned meet ing of the Board to convene on Monday night next, at the. Mayor's office, at 8 o'clock p. m'. Capt. Sic Loud was on hand and Is encouraged at the prospects for the enterprise. County Canvassr v , ' f . - The county canvass closes to day. The candidates : will address the people at the court house, be ginning at 11 o'clock. We antici pate a very large crowd from all parts of the county, and.hope that every, thing win pass, ou wrueiu ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA, SATUKD AY MORNING, of The Sneaking at Weaverville. - There was rather a small crowd at Weaverville yesterday, to hear remote parts of the township were out. Our friends ; are well pleased with the outlook In Reeras Creek, and confidently expect a large major ity next Tuesday. ; STAND FILIM. REPLY TO T, K. BROWN. A Card from A. G. West. As I see my name mentioned in the Citizen by T. K. Brown, in con nection with certain part of the con duct of the campaign of 1SS4, it is simply due to myself that I should give the facts to the "public T. K. Brown asserts that I had whiskey at the Black Mountain speaking in 1834. It is true I had seme whiskey there, and it is also. true that H. A. Gudger, the apostle of prohibition, drank frequently and' copiously of that whiskey Not sat isfied with single drinks, he asked if there was any moie left, as he ex pected it would be a dry time at Coopers on the next day. I gave m&f a quart. j " ' ;. ' As for .the Loughran account which Mr. Brown says he inspected, I can state of my own knowledge that Mr. Pearson expressed great surprise and indignation, and that he denounced the same as an at tempt at blackmail. The lie v. (f) Mr. Brown seems' very familiar with Mr. Pearson's barroom; ac counts. Possibly the public would like to know whether or not the Rev. t?) T. K. Brown has paid his own whiskey bill with Hampton & Featherston. 1 am informed that $9.75 now stands on their books against him, for whiskey used by him, and as yet unpaid for by the Bev. (!) gentleman.j A. G. West. LOOK OUT FOR FRAUDS. ' Prohibition and its Apostles. I It is known to the public that Mr. Pearson deprecated person- :i!ti of.' t?Pon " ' 1 paign : the grossest and nioatun pardonable personalities have been resorted to by Mr. Gudger and his henchmen, and their courser forcea the publication of, the following facts: "I I hereby certify that while, H. A. Gudger was ruuning the Warm Springs Hotel, that the br room used in connection with the hotel, wis to my knowledge, open on Suuday and that I saw many per sons buying and drinking and pay ing for liquor there on Sunday. G. IW. Cannon. Oct. 29, 1886. 1 This is to certify that while H. A. Gndger was managing the Warm Springs Hotel, I went down there on Sunday and H. A.' Gudger showed me the way into the bar room on Sunday for the purpose of enabling me to buy some whiskey. J. H. Langk. Oct. 29, 18S6. . . VOTE THE STRAIGHT TICKET. $20 OO Reward, j $20.00 dollars reward will be paid at this office for the names of the eighteen men of thp Abbeville dele gation, who yoted 3rd b,alot, for H. A. Gudger in the late county con vention, instructions to the contrary notwithstanding. PAY NO ATTENTION TO CAM PAIGN LIES. I ' Valley Railroad Exteusiou. The extension of the Valley Rail road South to Saleui, Cranberry Mines, - N. C., Birmingham, ; Ala., DalLon. Ga., Pensacola, Fla., is now the subject of a lengthy correspond ence between one of our prominent capiiJdists and the president of the B.O.R. B. I i We are still in the bel ief, and more so, in the last few days, that the road .Will be extended south ia tbe early spring. Everything points in that direction. In the : next twelve months important railroad changes will take place in Virginia, which will force the ertension to an early coropletion.7'"-"-" f "" In the opinion of well posted rail road'menVthe extension as mapped out south "to Birmingham, Ala., would ha of as much importance to the main line of the B. fc O. as an outlet south and a feeder north, as the extension of the main line is north to Philadelphia and New York. Lexington Gazette. . . The real Stetson and Dunlap H5ts direct from manufactures, to be found only at ' oca9:tf WniTLOCK'. "Donble-width Dress Flannels Re- pellants Tricots Jeans Cashmeres --Shirts-and full line of Staple Hardware, at i . ; HUBMFOB IIA101IE! at the THE CANVASS IN EUTHEB- FORD. - I Turnip Tom Barely Defeated, DESPITE THE EFFORTS OF TOM GANr V,. DLZB, A. H. JONES AND BOB Butherford county, N. CL, October 28th. 1886 Ed. Advance: Maj. W.H. Ma lone and Cant Tcra-D Tom Johnston spoke to a large crowd at Ayer's Tan Yard, In- this county, yesterday. - At least three-fourths' of (he crowd was In favor of Malone, and he aroused much enthusiasm. Turnip Tom's pledges to the people of this county, and the shameless way ia which he had violated them weie shown up with telling effect by Malone. : . ; ' ;: ; - It is conceded ihat Mpj. Malone will get a majority in this county and h8 frieodshere claim as high as 400. Johnston carried tbs county two yeais ago when our people Were split up on the railroad question, but we .are now united. Msj. Malone has this advantage: he will no. only get the solid republican I vote, but a large per cent of tbedem- oci ats are for him. me efforts or Johnston, and his purchased tool, A. H. Jones to divide the republicans will prove an utter lailure. The people of Butheiford are too smart to be deceived by any hsuch a trick. Jones will get no votes at all in this county, and Johnston I has lost voie: by hs trade. The republicans are not asleep, and are fu-'ly posted. They, in company with many good democrats will cast their ballot6! foj Malone, who, though a democrat, is for the people and against the ring I am told that the Consrresio: al campaign closes with the discus-. si on at Logan Store to-morrow. You may expect Rutherford to do her full duty and roll up a majority of not less than 300 for Mej. W.'H. Malone. Honesty, ' LATEK.rr-Siuce the above com ford ton : r: "Malone and Johnston spoke here to-day to a very large crowd. Ma lone was iven a perfect ovation. Every republican is entusiastic for mm ana ne nas a large aemocrauc : following. The Jones fraud 13 fe- j acting on Johnston, and he and his i Kn ;n k AriA i republican tool will , be .defeated largely in this county." A gentleman just from McDowell says that county will give Malone a majority. Keep the ball moving. : 1 .... ' l. A CARD. Ed. Advance: In yesterday's Advance I see my name used in a manner becoming no one, but a double geared ignoramus, who is being driven by a " rope, . which ought to be around his neck. Poor fellow I he can't connect his : silly statements. I thought at first I would reply, but, as suggested by a friend, a barking dog never bites, so let him bark. As ignorance to him is bliss, it is better for him not to be wise. 111 bet he don't wear any socks, and sleeps with his bieeches and .boots' on, and eats limberger cheese for supper, and smokes cigarettes. So turn on the light ye despised. ; : . f T. a Staenes. ' : ; , Notice.', t '- ; Stockholders of: the " Asheville Homestead and Loan. Association, please remember that the du en ter second month are payable at Bank of A sheviii,' cr.ext Wednew?;, November 8H. 1 T. W. PATT03t V 5 Sec. & Treas. The Complete History of those 4n& Stoch Law JPledgeSy according to the evidence before the public: j C --iM 1. Jtr. Pearson made the pledge, acknowledged .making it, and kept it. v ---:y s,:, 2. Mr. Gudger made the-same pledge does not deny using the words charged against him, but says the pledge ought not to count, because he ' was fiiTTiNd DOWN when he made it! " -.ir; yr 3. General Jones made the same pledge, denied making it, broke it, and then had it proved on him by sev0nteen men under oath I t - . " wx Abe now showtno aw tnsr tjsitai.lt attbactive stock op plotjhng, hats," i boots anb SHOFS, MEBINO-- .TJNDEBWEAB, HOSnSBT, " GL"iVESf- COLLARS AND CUFFS, SCABPS, iSHTBTS , AND DBA WEBS, FANCY WOOLS, BIBBONS, COBSETS, DBESS OPPPS, SJLSS, VELVETS, CLOAKS, TEUJiKS, CAB- PETS, &C. H. REDWOOD & ,CO.,j ootlfieodtf ONfi Fbicjs SioeI OCTOBER; 30, 1886. A Prominent Tobacco Merchant :f j Murdered. j fiouisvuie, Ky Oct. 27 Thomas B. ' Miller, a prominent tobacco dealer, at Stcphenport, Ky.? was found dead in bed Basler's hotel to-day with a horrible wound just oyer his eyei He had been oat seeing the town until an early hour and having money, fell into the hands of bad i characters who got him into a game of cards and then knocked him on the head. (He got to the hotel and went to bed, and died djoring the tnight.r Charles Mali, a saloonv keeper, has been ar rested, charged with the crime. ' Executive Clemency to be In voked, for Cluverins. The petition to be presented to the Governor in behalf of Thomas i. '.fjxo verms, wno is under , sen tence of death' for the murder of Fannie ' Lillian Madison, has - not yet been prepared, bat Mr. Bever ley Crump, of counsel for Cluverins said yesterday ; that it would be ready aboat the middle ot next week. --" ; ;1: Dir. Crump Was asked if the prayer of the petitioners would be lengthy, and he replied, No.' ,it will be very short. There will be several copies of the ! petition, " and they will giveu tu mi. wuiiu yiuvenus, wno will look after the getting of sign a- tares. . lie win go around with one and thAnthPr will h tnni.i nr . "lo mouu8' wu" will assist m the wors ot securing signatures. j , It is not believed that the con HmnM Wnn ihi.Vo on 0f0f0 l meat prior to the" presentation of v 1 his petition to the Governar to es tablish his innocence, and such be- iDg the case, it is hot; believed that Governor Lee ,will interfere with the mandates of the-court. Rich mond Times, 24th. I ' , J Don't Experiment, you cannot afford to waste t me in experimenting when yonr lnhss Do not peimit apy dealer to impose upon you with some cheap imita tion of Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds but be su e you get the genuine. Because he can make moie piofit he mayTtell yoa he has something jusfc a3 good, or just the same, Don't be deceived, but insist upon getting Dr. King's New Discovery. which is guaranteed to give rel-'ef in all Throat Lung and Ceest affec tions. Trial bottles free at H. H.; Lyon Drug Store. ! : ; Whitlbck sells the genuine Cen-- temeii Kids in blacks, colors, aud 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 8'ock Cashmere and Silk Gloves, very low. - ' oct!9:tf WANTED: Six or more table . boarders, at $3 a w&?k ; will rent Out i rooms unfurnished. 1 Apply at once to " " Mbs. Sabah A. West, oct261w Water St. "iTaCKSMITH SflOP. -: MAIN STREET :r- 'NEAB SEVIEB'S STABLES. i ' r 1 I have opened a first class Black smith Shop, i and am prepared to shoe horses in the very best, man ner and do all other work in my line, in good style and on short notice. I empjoy the' very best workmen and use the best material. Call on me. R.T. HOLLIGS WORTH. oct2G-tf ' Attention BaiMers. . Yoa can save money by having J. R. Hill to give you an estimate on your thv sheet iron and ornamental work. He - has . opened a shop of Willow street, in rear of Swannanoa Hotel; where he will be glad to give estimate? On all work in his line. Alt work done at the most reasonable prices and satisfaction guaranteed. 1 J. R. Hill . Saved His Life. Mr.D.j ;L. Wilcoxson, of, Horse Cave, Ky. says he was, for many years,badly afflicted with Phthistic, also Diabetas : 1 the pains weie al most unendurable and would some times almost throw ; him into con-j val'iions, He! tried Electric Bitters,1 andr got relief from first bottle and after taking six bottles, was entire ly curedvand bad gained in nesn eighteen pounds. r Says he posi tively believes he would have died had it not been for the relief af forded by Elertric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by H. H. Lyons. Weekly Advance only $1 per year, Large stock of Children's Hats, Caps, I Terbans,,-Tam " O'Shanter, ? Palo & Fesjjast lit at - i? L What's the Matter in Buncombe, v - , . Anyhow? ! t -" .. .(- ; - - ' ' Gorernor .do you want an an swer T , Bancombe wants clean methods and clean men. . One trouble ia Bin com be is that Gen'I. Johnston Jones wantt. to be vindicated. r ! Another trouble in Bancombe is that Mr.,H A Gudger wants to run oat Conventions: - I Another trouble is that Mr. CharlieS tarries wants revenge, j it tnere is any mistake al'.out Gn. Jones wanting to be vindica tedthen the Attorney General of the !Stata makes iL fnr he ' au the morning after the holding of tne convention that nominated Gen. Jones, that the country peo ple in that Convention in vindica tion of the position of Gen. Jones. and in gratitdde to him for giving them tbe stock-law, were determin ed to nominate him. . If; Mr. H. A. Gudger does not want to run our Conventions, or if ne did not, ran the uenvention that appointed delegate's to the nominating- convention." then his brother is not to" be believed, wno said on the train the followiug Sunday morning after H. A. Gud ger was nominated, that H. A. Gadger went to the Convention of 21st of August, to work it in j the interest of Mr. Oathey, and. that Cape. McLood and Cant. M. E. Carter went there to work in the interest ot f W. T. Beynolds, hut . Ui.t n A- n 3 i j i :! obfained thft nVht tn nam th AU e -rates and had named those dele-Isuca gates in the interest ol Mr. uatbey, and he turther said as a piece! of I t- t . I . r . I oearin i fair that H. A. Gudffer bad named Oapt. McLoud and Capt. I M. E. Carter or two of the dele gates (be HvA. Gudger.) well know- ins iu&i iDd prepouderence ot tne . n I s-. . a . ... . A - . H . Cathev and that Capt. McLoud and Capt. Carter's influence would be worth nothing with these delegates. Now then, since only bv the action of these delegates (appointed ia the interest of Catuey) conld Mr. Gud- ger nave ootaioeu ine nomination i for the LegiHlature it will easily ap- pea? , uow wncerciy ana aeepuj per sonal to himself was the appoint- meuiunuese ueiegaies. t :) ai j-i a 1 it mr. unanie starnes don't want revenge then mnt nb-,r Starnes Was tax collector in A6he- villei he was however succeeded by Mr. N. A. Reynolds. If Mr. T. C. Starnes I wasim properly; or un warrantably ..removed from oflice then the powers who removed him are responsible. j The action of the delegates from the Asheyille towiship in the nom inating conyentien is wen Known, but is their action ! in ths conveu- tiou commendable or condemna tory to ihem. Thejse delegates were instructed by the convention tuat ekcted them to Vote for W. T. Reynolds for clerk, yet they voted tor Mr. oatney. was mis snaigm in tbeid ii or! did they in this betray their trusts' j There is a great effort made to make the people of Buncombe eat dirt by the cry of party, and by the party lash j Now let's see What kind of an argument these Gndger and Cathety people have: Iu the Asheville- township : convention there was present four or five hun- d:ed members of the Demociatic p.ty and they elected delegates and instructed them how to vote, and for whom to tote, , Yet weksee these delegates in the nominating convention throwing aside tboJe instructions and castinjg tber votes for Mr. Cathay instead of Mr. I Reynolds as was the will of those whose agents they were anil who in honor bound thev were op- li sred to serve. Iu the face ot tnese lacrs wn howl "part.'V When we see men delegated and trusted by their par ty to perform certain services defy their party, and act according to their own wills, despite the be j hes&i and wishes of their party. r Unless it can be proven tljtr the delegates; appointed by th?Jown ship convention were above the power itself that; appointed' them, what 'force is there in the ory iff 'party," to make men follow the lead of those who themselves have violated the will and commands of their party! ....:- I "Are the five hundred democrap who attended the township conven tion to be despised and outraged without protest, and. are they so craven and such cowards that thjy will not hold to account and res-j ponsibjlltyj the'acts ""of their arU pointed agents. Gov. Vane, in his speech-depicted the horrors f the Canbyl government and of the depredations of Kirk and his men, and told of the sacrifices and heroic determination jof i a brave people p set from under the control of the pa?ty. who approved! the inta mous acts of Canby and KiikT There) is nothing short of the im mediate return of those days bf dark and dire consequence to North Carolina when Canby and Kirk flourished and when North Caroli nians! suffered. I say Jthere is nothing short of the return of thosft days that should mate the peopie ft'p.nnwi4hA an(l nf 'North Carbli- na ftWHllow what is cbrrhot or dir- v id tHA tikie bf rmrtv: If filth iQ the mUf tmz&ilt wo sndtUd PRICE "5 CENTS. we not purge ourselTesf Does not the carcass uuderyour own wind o w smell worse than if removed W yond iyoar neighbors fence fiJa not that which is rotten in yc ir own family or commaoity of keener and deeper iuteiest to you than t rotteae.ss in tue colony of Ba.k C.rhlers in Canada. Then since there is no fear of the rotai'o of the days of Can by aui Kl:kt why should tho skeletons . f thse monsters Ui hang up to make you swallow corruption. Now then voters of BnncnmS cooufy the whole matter hinges on uo you approve or Uisr - Piove the achon of the AsIihviIIa Township Delegates in thono,.i- cuuvenuou. ir you think they were more bound to obey the will of Mr. H. A. Gudger, who uttuieu mem man the coinmuuii of tno people themselves who constitute the s democratic pam-, than your duty to your pany is 16 vote for Mr. -n. A. Gudger and follow ' his dictation, which you wiil proclaim is more potent and above the jo ple themselves. But on the other hand if you believe the action of the Asheville delegates in the nominating convention, waj a usurpation of power . and a ret v dee'sive and determined effort k bjyooet lule, tnen are vou not bouud to vore against such aa i. fort to pervert your wishes and throttle and Stifle Your rifhrs urwi privileges.. Can Gen'I Johnston Ooaes afford to be vindicated if it I -Mr. Cuailie I Htarues' rev-n. iA great import that everything 0400 wuf " w foremen to give uim m03"1 I r, m M XT tm fiawf Ihnf 4 ..t- vuie delegates and Ashevile town ship a e; not the whole county. This 8 BO lue couuty or Buncombe 18 as pty Interested in ciean ""y vioau "ou as ue- f llin l.-v M 1 1 1 I I II H 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 U xv If.... 0JJ3D are as sure. to vote again t wnat is corrupt and ievolutio.iai., a9 luo cucus vi vsnevnie are. On a of the Despised. ! Another invoice of fine and cheap ueifeyt:: are air woo.', tailor- made and pleated back Jersey lor 1.35 at octrj:n wniTLOCK'fl. v iarge arrivals of Bed Comfort-, uiey ocanec ana w tutqiifeq M, llVfrT . ttl Itch, Prairie Mange, aud Scratche s oreveryskind cured in 0 minutes Ly Ww.'ford's Sanitary Lotion. .Ua no ot he?i - This never ff!s. Sold by H. H. Lyons, Dxugght, Asheville, N, 11. i rehlOwly , .i. v AKNOUMCEMENTS. t - I am a candidate for the office of jClerk ofithe Superior Court of Buu- 'ombecoynly. Tho action of tho .county democratic convention on tl & ?8th August, is alieatly known throughout the county. I need n-.'t dtscuss it here, further than to sm that 1 believe it to be vitiated by fraud and by the violation of thf plainest principles and usages of Uo democratic partyj and I .'" propose t submit tlje issue to tho good and hon est men of the county. ) Very j lieepectl ully, W. T. Bkynolds. To the People of Buncombe: I hereby announce myself a Can didate' for the oflice of Clerk of the Superior Court ot Buncombe. J I am a republican, and am opposed to the present system of County gov ernment, and am specially opposed to the arbitrary system of govern ment we have to submit to in Bun combe. I am also opposed to re publicans sacrificing their man boKlin their votes for independent democrats, so called. If such be democrats at all, they sh nld stand by and support their parly, and if they are not democrats, that is if they do not endorse the prin ciples of the democratic pany in this state, then they are in truth republicans, and ir they have upt manhood and courage enough to declare their republicanism while opposing democratic principle t hey are not, entitled to democratic or republican votes. . 1 am a lepubli can, and not only expect the votes of republicans, but of those who do not eudorse the democratic candi dates or policy. 1 am constrained lo thus announce myself becau.-e no candidate, yet out, seems willing to declare himself a republican ; hD the same time there is a candidate who is asking republican votes be cause he opposes the democrat io nominee. If I do not get a single vote but myjowu, I am a candidal for the oflice of Clerk as a nquaiH, trua ? republican, and I with to st e whether the republicans of Bur combe will maintain their tuauho d and vote for a straight republicaL, or be caught by the hj pecracy or selfish democrats, and vote for them. If they do, tbey have no right to claim to be - republicans. I shal thank my. republican friends lor their support, and if electt-d I nha:l discharge the duties of "the office honestly and faithfully if. not elect ed I shall feel I have at lea mair tained republican self respect and integrity. E. F. CLABk. V We are authorized and n quested to announce J. T. Stone, of Madlwjn codnty, ai an Independent Domo Iraiia .Candidate for .tha" Sena to la thi jj tha 4 j thBeaSiKtW district ( ' J2agle Hotel. ; . : j A tad fal3tsaHt