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AsbfiTille Iaily Advance.
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Hlx Monthi. - - - - 100
Tur Month. - . - " UO
On Month: - - JbO
Tb ADTAVCS bM U Mrrt &Ally draJAo
Uon of any PPr Wt of Charfcct, and la a
flna advert (mX of matflwa, bam p la aoptatf mi(
r oa appuoauon.
WHITLOCiTS. HaU.
Joinf A. TVn.T.TAifS Korth Car?
clina Panacea Water. j
A. P Sorreix." & B RO W&nte d-j
And For Sale Eagle Bar.
Keep la a good hamor bat doa'l
ceao to work. i
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Let harmony and good feeling prof
voll to-day.
We expect to have oar roosters up
to-morrow. ...
There were a good many .peoi)l8
in tha city yesterday.
Gudger says: Let the is
say what is best for the people,
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.The election or Maione means
toe ueamvi aemagoguery in iu:?i
UiaiXlLU I
Give one day to the condemnation
of fraud, and Mr. Furman's persoiou
malieo.
Hie people will set their seal o
condemnation upon rings and ring
method this day. . j
Mf. Pearson says; Let the people
express their opinion on all que
tions wnich affect them. 1
The crowd in; the city yesterday
was nearly half as large as the one
which attended the speaking Satur-
I
Pfmen remember that illiam
11. Mlue I 11,0 fend of tlje
working man practice as well as
theory. j
The electric light nearly af
bught as the prosper whieb
dazzle the eyes of the r?5hteoaj
fiopdoodle. - ,
Maj. J. ETans Brown, is in the
city for a week or two, and is stop
ping at Capt. G. M. Robert's, oa
Patcon A?enne. j
The wires to-night as they flash
the glwl tidings of Malone's.election
W ill astound r2fr. Johnatorraiijtrtirlf
republican ally Dock Jones.
J
Of General Jones we will s&y : h6
has made a hightoned and honora
ble canvass " thongh in this con
test, it can avail him nothing. J
The election of Mr. Pearson by six
hm-dxed majority is now beyond all
doubt. Indeed It was never doubted
by any one, except Mr. Gudger.
Freemen of Buncombe county dp
Sour fuil duty to-day. Let the ma
jority be so large, that it will pre
clude its commission in the future.
Several farmers with whom we
conversed yesterday, report
the ; crops in good condition in
Bwahnanoa and Leicester town
ships. VTho refinement of cruelty" rt
fined is the electric light shining
down upon the pavements of Ashe--vill-
which no person should be
compelled to walk on for two weeks
longer.
Tne sunset drive has been com
pltd at last, and it commands lit
finest view in Buncombe county,
excepting only the view from All
Pearson's observatory on Richmond
Jlill. j
To-day. dawns clear. Let ns
tmit that it will prove emblemat
ical of the resnlt of the contest,
and that henceforth the political
history of old Buncombe may ta
clear of frauds as the sky is to-iaj
ofeloads. s j
Freemen, remember that the s
sne to-day is: Tyrany r Liberty
It cannot be changed. ;It is thi
and nothing less. Doyoordatj
to-day as men, and in after years,
enable your posterity to injint
back with pride and say my did
flrvWlfl and don't ion
fcn - .
forget it. -
nanrain Counter at Xaw'a.
As many goods accumnlate that
rar imperfect or for some other jrea
soa dispose or under cost. Ve
lrt a turgin counter aU goods
jn it are a4 least half price.
A grand stock oa hand now, ind
crnndA btiU coming in, ,See
Soila and get prices for fine or com
Twarel at Law's, opposite
EagielloteL
111 Lots" of handsome Wraps, JDjesa
Uoods, Clothing, Hats, and Fancy
' Ws for aatamn and winter, Mast
?orth five per cenU every Uhie.w
i 1L RsowonD & Co.
Let every man do his foil duty
and the rlngdoodJes are defeated by
an overwhelming majority.
A dog fight on the square yes
terday evening caused considera
ble excitement. -'
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Maj. Malone reached the city
last night, having concluded the
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canvass with, Oapt. Turnip Tom in
Bntberford coontj Saturday.
There were several arrests yes
terday.: They were all made with
out a single act of violence being
nsed towards the offending parties.
Asheville has .jast cause to be
prond of her force,
Our Methodist friends are anx
ious to know will be their pastor
for the next year. The return of
Dr. Bays would prove very, accept-
able, not only to his congregation,
' m 'I
At a meeting of the Board of Al-
dermen held last nighyih oidinance
1 1 to constrnctajidilerate a street rail-
fTTwas adopted. We are informed
,AaaA.i . X"- a . a. a va
" 18 saiwiacwn
company, and hope
mat. it is sansiacvory w uio nuiway
soon to 8t?e the
: work begin, and cars running on the
j streets orour city.
J rnrnmallnn Wa,.l
John C. Kinker residing at No.
906 East Main street, Richmond,
Vs., wishes to ascertain the where
abouts of bis brother, H. II. Kinker,
who Jert. Lome about thirty - years
ago, and is believed to be living
in some portion of North Carolina.
Mi. Kinker is anxious to communi
cate with his brother, and will be
thankful if the press of the Htate
would give publicity to the matter.
An Act of Generosity.
Ve noticed on yesterday an act
of generosity which caused us much
pleasure. A very aged old colored
man, was endeavoring to secure a
sum of money , to defray his ex
penses to Person county be bad
succeeded in only getting 1 11 35
and lacked 13.65 $20.90 being the
amount he desired. An attorney
of the Ashevillo Bar after hearing
the old man's tale supplied the de
ficiency. The act was done without
ostentation and reflects credit on
the gentleman.
The Panacea Springs.
These . noted and
wonderful
aii fax conn-
.are located Jn
tv this State, and hundreds oT theT
best citizens . in North Carolina
certify to tho efficience of the mar
vellous - Panacea Waters. lbe
water is most effective and pleas
ant. John A. Williams, of pxford,
N. Oj is jBole State Agent tor the
Panacea Water. Mr. Williams is
one of the most reliable gentlemen
and business men- in the State.
We have known Mr. Williams for
nearly thirty years, infact since
we were a child, and cau most
heartily recommend him and that
he represents. See the advertise
ment iu another column.'
Freemen to the rescue,
Beat them with a groan, t
Smash Carlisle's little Tommy,
And send your friend Malone. -
And sMSsa up Heslkiab
And all the rest beside,
Who In the big convent kn,
The people's rights defied.
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Ed. Advance :-In your paper ol J
the 23th appeared an extract ot e .
private letter wrmen vy iuu iu r
b,
gard to
Mr.T.K. Brown. I wish to aay
that' Mr. Brown never made the
statements to me but they were re
ported to me as being circulated by
him, which he says is nr tru ; ou
what he did say in regard to the mat
ter was embodied in his card pub
lished in the Citizen. j
I had not the slightest Intention ot
charging Mr. Brown with mamng
false statements but suppose if ne
had made statements, he made them
only as the had been told him, and
If my let tar was so worded as to
place him in that light it was unin
tentional. As you publisJiea me ex
tract, I ask in Justice to Mr. Brown
you give this space in your column.
Oct. 80, G, W. YOUNG.
. Do you . reckon if reports of
newspapers are true that not a few
of our candidates, instead of filling
offijBAS of trust, ought to be wearing
ball and chain J po campaign
papers tell the truth! Xf so, we
are led to believe that both parties
endeavored to select their meanest
mem Jobacco Grower.
.
Large stack flqe H'ta bought
specially for Election at
novlh3t WHITLOCX'f.
Itch, Prairie Vange, and Scratches
of every kind curedln SO minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion, U
nw . fhi never fails. Sold by
H. H. Lyons, Druggist, Asheyillts
Funeral Notice.
Miss Maggie Keeniin, of this
city, who died jesterday, will be
buried at eleven o'clock today
from the Catholic churn.
A Novelty Coming.
On next Friday nieht a Grand
Novelty Show will commence a four
nights engagement at ' the opera
house, known as the Zera Semon
and Bell's Royal Marronettes from
the Crystal 1 alace, London, Eng.
Zera Bemon has the reputation of the
King of all Musicians and Prince of
Ventriloquist and to-day is consider
ed Peer of ail In his line. The Royal
Marronettes are life size figures that
give Mkmtrels and Humpty Dumpty
with such accuracy as to hardly be
lieve they are not human. This
show has been creating a fever where
eh7 H?fappeJ5Bd
nix fho Avar MtifFrtnAl Iran cftnrrr vioir.
a- ra aj wba-vmb
I mnfcthia"iTTiundred elegac
J away at each show. The admission
has been placed within the reach of
aii. 35 and &0c witn no extra charge
- ...
for reserved seats. Seeiad" in next
issae.
The Electiou Law.
We are now approaching the
biennial election for member oi
Congress, Supreme Court Judges,
members of tbe State Legislature
and i county officers, wiiioh take
place today. A poiiton of the
election law, which we priut below,
may prove interesting to noma ot
the subscribers of the Advance :
TBRATLNQ JLT ELECTIONS.
Any person who shall treat with
either meat or dijuk, on any day of
eiection; or on any day previous
thereto, with an intent to influence
the election, shall forfeit and. pay
two hundred dollars, the oue-haii
fpr the use of phe country, and the
other to the nse oi the person who
shall sue for the same.
JJJTIMLDATICN of votjees.
Any pesson who snai discharge
from employment, withdraw pa
tronage, from, or otherwise injure,
threaten, oppress, or attempt to iu-
aimi4ate any qualified voter of this
State, because of the FQte such
voter may or may not cast in any
election, shall be guilty of a mia-
demeanor. . ' -
BRIBERY AT ELECTIONS.
Any person wb. o shall, at any time
before or after an election, either
directly, give, or promise to give,
any elector, or to any county or dis
trict, in order to be elected, or to pro
cure any other person to be elected a
member of theQaueral Assembly, or
to any onlce under the laws of this
State, shall forfeit any pay four hun
dred dollars to any person who will
sue for tne same, and shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor ; and any person
who shall receive or agree to receive
any such bribe shall also be guilty ot
a misdemeanor. t - t
BETTING OX ELECTIONS,
Any person who shall bet or wagnr
any money or other thing of value
npon any ejection held in this State
shall be guilty of a mlodameanor. t )
Rumored New Departure.
The Massachusetts and Southern
Construction Company are now
making a survey frcm Entberford-
ton to Greenville. S. C. under tbf
dll..tiaQ 0r the ve?eraa Capt.
fjoi. Johnson, when labt
"ere, requested .Major Jon.a to
this, but uowqomes tho rumor chat
the surveying party will be nex
put npon tbe line between 8helby
aud Morganton, with th,3 view ot
takiug a line across tbe mouataiurv
by way of Cranberry. This wou.ti
be a graq4 scheme, making iShelb
the junction of the Greenville and
Crauberry route. We cannor
vouch for the correctness of this.
but th.ere is a lpng head behind the
movements of the Boston Conipa.
ny. Kews d? Observer. '
A girl in William township Chat
ham connty named lfami gmitb,
is certainly a mechanical genius.
She can make as neat and nice a
knfe as any one sold at the stores.
She makes the blades and handles
both, and not only that but she
makes the instruments with which
she makes the knives. She. is an
afflicted invalid, and makes these
knives to buy me4cine with, ;
The real Stetson j and Dunlap
Hats direct from manufactures, to
be found only at
oct!9:tf WHrrxocK:
Frpsh Oysters at Moore & Robards,
Everybody elected duI' don't for
get the hat yon bet. f New lot for
purpose at , i
nov2 2t Whttlock's..
Get your Election bet ftata at !
norxt ' " WniTLOCxfa.
POWDEBLY. A3 A
MAKERV
A Lockout Affecting 100,000
Employees In Philadelphia
1 Postponed for the Present. -
Philadelphia, October - 23.A con
ference was held this 'afternoon bh
tween General Master x-Workman
Powderly and the aid Committee of
the Philadelphia Mantifacturers, As
sociation. Powderly'sV object .- in
meeting the committee. wa3' to en
deavor to reach a settlement of the
troubles at the mill of Wm. P. Troth
A Co., and thus avert a ggaeiof lock?
out, Which the ManufaciarerVAsso-
ciation has threatened to. institute on
November 3. The association several
days ago announced thai all efforts to
settle differences byajrfc'ifratibn ihad
failed, and that unless the strikers at
Troth's mill setUed JttTroues
Novciii10 tne satisfaction of
cu luijioiu. Auis wuuiu anetn; iieaxi v
100,000 employees, la a conference
to-day tho facts weie laid befbie
Powderly and arrangements were
made for further arbitration, Pow
derly agreeing to order the striking
employees of Troth & Co., to return
to work pending arbitration. Later
in the day Powderly issued an order
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turecung tne men to retura to work.
Many of the stiikers, upon rwipl
of the order, de:lared they would not
oley it, bat better counsels prevailed
and thg great lockout is averted for
the present at least. The arbitration
will be conducted by John Lowber
welsh for the manufacturers and
Herbert Welsh for the employees,
these two gentlemen to select the
third member of the com mittee. '
The King's Iteqhest. "
A request goes out . on the hollow
wind, ' . . ' ;
From the stock-law ring to-day,
The doleful response of outraered
i rights
Comes quickly back to sav :
-T - T - " - ' '
Do - ou think that your ring can ever
again
The people of Buncombe betray?
Ah; never my friends
Since one of your men
Stole the writ of mandamus away.
Indoleuee -Idleness Lazlnest. .
These synonoms make np the
character of countless drones iu
the shape of humanity. Ijt is a la-
Imsm table spflf tolooktsfwnd,
many are content with a life of
4onpthingsm. Man was made an
active being, but be has learned so
well to love his ease that nearly
half the world is idle. -
It might eem at first-thought
that indolence is negative in its
nature j that jf it dops no good, it
at least does no harm. But this is
a false and dangerous assumption.
Nothing is more positive in it-
nature and influence. Indolence is
is by no means an idler. Nothing
nnder the sun is more active than
indolence i
Paradoxical as it may seem, an
idle brain is the work .shoo of the
devil."
Tbereis tbe highest honor, the
sweetest pleasure, the surest safety
and the richest reward in having
some visable, honorable calling 01
ocenpation, and thus earn our breacr
by tbe sweat of the brow. Many
are fohiiug their arms and saying :
"The world owes me a living.7
Tallage, in a recent sermon says:
'Out of every hard, position in. lif.
there are fifty doors, which at the
tap of the bard knuckle of tot'
swing wide open. Do not, inv
hearer, join tbe great army oi
able-bodied beggars. When the
time comes that you feel like put
tiag your lazy hands'on1 your hips
aud saying, The woHdowes me a
living, it owes your a halter.' " So
say we. Able . bodied beggary i
an intolerable' nuisance and a
crime that ought to have a severe
penafty. Exchange
There are now in the State 1,236
convit of whom only 164 are white
and 1,099 colored. There 1 are 1,197
men and 96 women. Qf the .men
159 are white and 1,038 colored,
while ot the woman 1 are colored,
and only are white.' These eon
victs are scattered at work all over
the State on six railroads in course
of construction, in Hyde county, at
the penitentiary, farms, fcc., whilie
qnly 250 of the total number are in
the penitentiary building. The num
ber of cod vices is rather less than
the average for several" - years past
There is unduestionably a diminu
tion in crime of all tind3 in the past
two years. Chronicle. .
Large stock of "Children's Hats,
Caps,: Terbans, j Tarn O'Shanter,
Palo & Jfezs, just m at
octl9:tf
Whitlock's.
Subscribe for the Weekly Advance.
. The,Close.ofithe Week.,
. Who is it,. that does not look for
ward to the end of ibis weeVs work
with pleasant anticipations----be he
saint or sinner. VAti 1 if one could
only gather in the experience of a
week; even among the inhabitants
of our little town, . what a large and
varied - volumn it would make - On
the 'surface,: perh aps there is little
change, bat Jn the heart there is
mrcb, to some the past seven days'
has brought Joy and gladness-rto
others f sorrow. . and . gloom. .To
some, perhaps, the fond, hopes in
dulged in for yearsj f have been
realfzed j to others ih& same hopes
been dashed to earth have turned
Doaseaoa, ana ? taken r therefrom a
DyTbe
lovea one r ta.ther.4 rfnhthor: ncm. f
afcOnh6i3 tendril rta gettins down rahfe.
npTe;This- is
ant if it Were not for that blessed
wot Id, ''hope," many of us, per-
haps, would not care to live in it.
: A week from to-day it may be
that those who weep now wilfj
laugh then, and those who now
quff the cup of joy will 1 then be
clothed in sackcloth
nevertheless, we all
and ashes, but
hail the com
ing;Oftbe end of the week,
we can rest from our labors.
when
Hard on the National Banks.
Washington, Oct. 30, Attorney
General Garland has given an ipin
ion to the Secretary of the Treasury
that National Banks must deposit in
terest bearing bonds to secure their
circulation, and that the called three
per cent bonds cannot be used as a
basis of circulation. ',-
j Snow in Mountains, j j
Chicago, Oct. 30. A special
from ForkKeogh, Montana, says :
A report from Southwestern Mon
tana, sava a heavy, snow s.torm has
visited that section. Stage coaches
aredeiayed, and several cow boys
who were; out on the round up were
lest in the storm Tuesdcy and were
Obliged to camp. under sage brush
without food, blankets or fire.
Honor To whom Honor.
fh& Nprthjern-born settelers con
vention was a success, in every
respect, and it will resmt witnout
Ll KJV IfJ
through the advertisement of ts
rqsoufoes and attractions to North
ern people of character and means.
Ittwas the conception of one man,
to whom its success also is to be
attributed moro lergely than to any
other. That man is Col. Beuj. S.
Pardee, of the Nsvv Hayen, Palla
dium, who has heretofore done
much to advance the material pro
gress of the Soutb,' and who de-er-ves
due credijfc therefor. News &
Observer-
Tbe State Industrial School.
The action of the board or agricul
ture at its meeting yesterday, touch
ing this enterprise, seems to assure
us of a beginning in the matter. The
news will be heard with pleasure by
the people! of the State. 1 The crj ing
need of of the times with us is indu3
trialtraining, and th9 wisdom of the
establishment of the school will be
shown in a surprisingly short, time.
News and Observer.
Against the Ten j Hour System .
chicago? October 28, During tho
receut labor difficulties at the s?ock
yards the men employda by Jobn
Craig & Co! kept at their work.
Their system was nine hour's pay
fol eight hours work. For several
days after the resqmptiori of the
ten uQur system by other packers,
the mn woiked and there was no i
move made by the, firm to adopt
the general system. -Yesterday,
however, the firm notified s their
men tjiat t was intended to go b-ick
to the ten hour system, and the
men at once quit work i' and were
paid oft Good feeling prevailed
between employers and employed,
and the matter will probably be
settled soon.
An old man named Samuel Atkin
son, a patient at the City Hospital,
fell headforemost into a well on the
premises last Wednesday night; Mr
Lane heard the old man's cries and
groans j shortly after the accident
happened, however," and soon had
him taken out. It was I found that
Atkinson ; had sustained no seyer
injuries; a sprained ank!e, and a cut
on his head and on one leg being the
extent of the damage. The well is
twenty five feet deep and contained
about three feet of water. Star. -
Another invoice of fine and cheap
Jerseys; are all- wool, tailor made
land pleated back Jersey for $1.35 it
OCtllfctr I - WHITLOCK'S.
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Qoear Freak of Natmi.
A remarkable freak of nature can be teen
ta U garden of Ker.llr. White on 8eireU
atreeV Augrasta Me. : A squash Tine crawled
trp a tree as it irreir. and nnon one of th
thaba bore a squash. . Strange to relate, a
miniature vine issued from, the stem of the
. equasa, passing completely around it, closely
- encircling it, and to the limb again, furaish-
mg a ronstamjai ropport for the fruit.
Vi-"""i'-' ' ' - "' v v. .
. - Statue of QvtU Bonalde. 1
; -The $40,000 equestrian statue of Maj. Genl
Burnaide, now in a foundry fa New York
. dtjv was' recently inspected ,by a delegation
OfV citiaena from , Rhode-Island and pro
nounced a success. " It was designed and mod
eled by Launt Thompson. His work has
been completed, and the statue only "awaits
final casting to be ready for its pedestal.
Boston Transcript; .
The Electi-Io , Ught axtnioaalr. j; j'
Charles P, Brush owns one of toe largest
and costliest Btone residences in this connfT-v
TI. i T Jl ' i L .. . J
t rront aoor sixm describe geometrical curre,
bvuw ovaaJJC UVVaaH Ijlif JJUSy Ce&YS
f.fr HrWcrt TVi?oV tine imuanhul fis - Wsnr
I inade from a black walnut tree that in 1823,
. 4.1.11 i a.i i A-i m- m
was utilized in the construction of a fort onrp & lailS CO State.
Saginaw river, Mlchlgani . The log remained
undisturbed for sixty-four years. dieago
Tribune.- . . H: !'.;' -1
.... s w ;-
r j Gen. Grant's Sons. . j
Of Gen. Grant's sons, Col Frod D. is as
sistant treasurer of the New York St?ani
Heating conipaay, Ulysses is on Ins farm and
Jesse is on his way to Mexico seeking to enter
the railroad business; there.
Here is a verse- from Elliot's In
dinu Bible. Kogkitteamonreanata
wehin phh wunogwhesu cah nob
tahtippaddunk j pish tahtippeaueu?
wuhhogkuh. Pjroyerbs x : 1 25.
There is abig gray horse on one
of the; Brooklyn jpar lines that chews
tobacco. " if 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. . i- oct!4
Pure as. spring water the Old
Crow Eye vv hiskey and tbe Dig
giris Corn Whiskey, sold by A. P.
Sorrels & Bro. nov2 2t.
Whitlock sells 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
stock Cashmere and Silk Gloves.
very low. " i octl&tf
RemarkablH Cures, . .; . ; . -
The' Offices Of -Tint. ' VfnTV9Ln Ctatoh.
en auu owne are rrownpn with n
-ii ' .r.
ment is, working- wonderful cures.
Another invoice of W.rapsfor La
dies, Misses and childrena just in at
Whitlock 's
Double-width-Dress Flannels Ite-
pellants Tricots Jeans Cahmei eh
Shirts and f till- line of Staple
hardware, at j
.1 B H'ABDEN'i KANKIN & Co.
Oct29dtf.
Interesting Facts. .
It is of the greatest interest to
the public to know that the- leading
p'hysicans of the world how clain?.
that consumotipn and all other
pulmonary diseases are curable ;
and they consider the Oxygen
Treatment- the jmost Valuable ! ye
discovered. Drs. Gatcbell and
Stone have cured cases which hud
been considered entirely hopeless.
oct 20.
- WE. ARE NOV SHOWING AU UN
USUALLY ATTRACTIVE STOCtv Ol'
CltO THING, HATS, BOOTS ) ANI?
SHO. S, MERUSO UND t?RWpl A R.
HOSIERY, GLJ YES, COT LAS ANI"
CUFFS, SCARFS, SHIRTS ;AN1
DRAWERS, FANCY WOOLS, RIBBONS
C lUSETS, DRESS GOODS, SILKS
VELVETS, CLOAKS, j TRUNKS, CAR :
PteTSV&C. ."
E. Redwood & Co., .
octlCeodtf One Price Stoke.
IT IS ON1? j OF - THE BOAST.:
OF-'
A ii
F THE JOHNSTON MEN THAT HE Is
TRONG MAN! WITH THE PARTY ,
LET US SEE HOW THAT IS I IN THJJ
RACK WITH KWART, TIIF4 ONLY ONE
HE EVER MADE IN THE DISTRICT.
HE RAN BEHIND THE STATE TICKET
IN EVERY COUNTY SAVE FOUR.
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IV THE DISTRICT HK RECEIVED
500 VOTES ijESS THAN THE RLGU
LAR DEMOCRAT C TICKKT, AND
FELL BEHIND IN HIS OWN COUNTY
104, VOTES. A MIGHTY MAN IN TH
PARTY, HE ISi
Don't- Experiment. ;
you cannot afford to waste time
inj experimenting when your lungs
are in danger Cocsnmption al
ways seems at first, only a cold
Do npt permit any dealer to' impost
npon yori with some cheap limita
tion of Dr. king's New Discovery
for consnimption, coughs and cold
but be sure you . get the genuine.
Because he can make more , piofit
he may tell you he has something
just as good, or just the j same.
Don't be ideceivednbut insist up6?
getting Dr, King's New Discover;
which is guaranteed to give relief
in all Throat Lung and Ceest affee-
tmns. . Trul bottles free at H. H
Lyon Drag Store.
Restoration. '
Six months ago the people hero :
I Most bitterly were, weeping. ' V
Tora mandamus which j was placed i;
1 In some one's hands for keeping.
The writ , was lost by ! whom, God
' -Movxl v;" t v ... 1 ,f.
And by the man who lost it. ' '
It matters not: tbaSeonle will . .
To-day by Jones restore it.
ThbPhiladelphia Ke ws, Hep.,
efends Mrs. Cleveland fof bt-r
failnro to go to Richmond - It say t
J.4The story that' she had declined
because Miss Davis was to be'prt's
en tat a, reception the expected, o
auna was allured, and rrflj'cted
no credit either on the author's iu
genuity or heart. As has' be. a
aid, her reasons relate to' herst lf
alone,, and every sesible i woraei
would have acted precisely s Mf
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What thfl "firnimc:. "
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Saved His Life. V;
Mr. D. L. Wilcoxson, of Hoi. 3
Cave, Ky., s-iys he was, for ma.;.
ytarsbadly afilicted with rntbisti
also Diubrtus ; the pains wee ..I
"most unendurable and won'd som-3
riinos almost throw him inio c--vul.ioiis.
He tried Electnc Bittci iJ
and got relief from flrot bolllo an l
after taking; six Lot: l-s, w-B e:ithv
ly cured land bad gained in flesh
eightern' pounds. Says be
tively belieyes he would h vo ie I
hail it nut been for tbe reli-f af
forded by EiefUic Bittois. Sold at
fifty cents a bottle by 11. H. Lyons,
Notice.
he ladiesof tbe Flower T Mi
hand apparel how helpful whs . the
supply, last year contributed, and
then ak that articles of appim I be
again sent fur Fiower Mission Ho
pital. Please send said gar iddu to
Mr. Aston'sjou Church Htrcet.
tiy order of President J? lower Mis
HHi-itiirl.
sion. V : Oct.2si3t.
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Board Meeting.
The Board of Conventional Misw
sibns and Sunday Schools will meet
in' Asheville Baptist church Tburs-
aav, jMovemner 4tn, at iusuy i. m,
AH the meinbers are reqoetTfd to
attend. : h t
W. W. Wblis,
f Spcretarv of Board.
Oct 22, 1880. :
Bucklen's Ariiica Sal ve.
Cnt, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores; Tetter, Chop
ped Hands, Chilblains Corn, and
all Skin Eruptions, and - positively
cures Piles, br no pay required, it
is gnaranteeid to give perfect "
facton, or money-refunded. Pi
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25 cents perbox.
For sale bj
M. itVOIiR.
PW j ADVERTISEMENTS.
pOR SALE. The best BiUi .
J1 Tble in, the city, "inclu
good balls, -fcu8, racks, etc.,
puly $100. Apply to
ll - 1A. P. Sorrels & Bro.
Nov2:3t I- - : .
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"TfT" ANTED By
T T a good Black
A. P. Sorn
Mair, you.
work anywhere.-
nov.2:2t.
km Ni C. Mineral Wa: r.
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One of the wonders of North Carollo-: la
Pbnqoea Watr, Natiire's M.'rveiloiiM r u- .y
for Disppsla, Torpid tlver, (Je-esl Vii: .
Ct.'oniclyiarrhooa.ilcrofuU. -tczeina, a.i i-
Th Pn'isoca Viter lg not wUhat boni it
it ow-n home uart la U own St . t . IU efr y
UartKi-f diy pe"-sca well known In the- d
Nf h. SUt who have b-ou quite u.ir j
louly re.; red vheiiu bylte uo. lUr i-
114 recognized a excellent renedf' 'a
other TammHe besides thou namerl f.l o
tnd Is an eGcieiu sppvtizer under aii tin. r 1-
St4CCc8. I
rrioe ItWjw dozen OAs ) bUle, F. 0,
B. n UrtlPion, N.O, Audress,
i. Jf tllN A.- WILLIAMS, fcoje Agnt, .
yoT2u2t: t
I?OR KENT. The Carter ho t
on College st, near snnji-;
uiue rcouis. Apply on preludes
, oct 31 tf. j ,
TrAJMKiJ:-telx or moro
f ......
laoio
hoarilfrri. at ti a va k :
will
riut out 4 rooms unfurnished.
Apply at once to I i
Irs. Sabaii A Wt'st,
cct26 Iw Wat- r St,
i Large arrivals of Bed ' rvm forts.
Grey, Scarlet and White Bl Blank,
eti. Flannel, Underwear, Cothlng
Overcoats, Bay btate Boots and
Shoes, at
Beabdkn, Rankin a uo.
attention Buil.lers. .
You can save money by having J.
R. HJU,to give yoa an ,etiniae on
yoor tin, sneet Iron and ornamental
work. He has opened la ehop of
Willow street, iu rear of SwMnnanoa
Hotel, where he will bo glad to give
estimate on all work In hi 1 ne All
work done at the most reasonable
prices and satisfaction guaranteed. '
Respectfully,' - - ' ;
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Weekly Advance only $1 ner yr.
, The beautiful songs, Marguerite
and White Wings, sung recent ly hfr
by Miss Miller, for sale at theMu i5
Store. I have also received a t ;"vr
supply of the very brilliant vil-t-:
"Belles of yew York."
C. Falk.
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