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ASHEVILLE, N. C, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 188
OL. 1. NO. 82
PRICE 5 GENTS.
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. HE ASIIEVII LK JCE AXD COALCO.,
II. T. COLLINS & CO., PROPRIETORS.
PKK TON, delivered:
;k! Diamond Lump, for grate, t $
" Nut, for Stove,..1....
rd, Chestnut,
Stove r
Prrrr
4.75
4.75
9.00
9.75
9.75
URT DEXISOX,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN,
IS Pattox Avenue.
THE SALT SECTION
OK THE t'NDER
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CONSIDERATION
r
t
in Tlie House of Representatives
Yesterday. ;
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WATCHES,
ATCHES.
WATCHES.
f W
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CLOCKS,
CLOCKS,
CLOCKS,
CLOCKS,
7ELRV.
fELRY,
,-ELRY,
ELRY,
BRONZES,
BRONZES,
BRONZES,
BRONZES,
LID AXD PLATED SI LYERWARE,
LID AXD PLATED SILYERWARE,
)LID AXD PLATED SILYERWARE,
)L1D AXD PLATED SILVERWARE,
GO LP -AND. SILVER HEADED
CANES,
COLD PENS, &C.
OPTICAL GOODS!
"tE GLASSES,
:; ye GLASSES,
rill GLASSES,
EVE GLASSES.
SPECTACLES,
SPECTACLES,
SPECTACLES,
SPEC
TELESCOPES,
TELESCOPES.
TELESCOPES
TELESCOPES. -
ACLES,
-OPERA GLASSES,
-OPERA GLASSES,
-OPERA GLASSES,
-OPERA GLASSES,
iAiu.i; coons, reliable prices.
Telegraph toT the Sex.
Washington, D. C, June 8. House
The tariff bill was taken up in commit
tee of the whole, the salt paragraph
being under consideration. A dreary de
bate followed, not always confined to
the salt paragraph, but wandering' off to
prunes, plums and grain sacks. Finally a
vote was taken on the motion made by
Burrows, to strike, out the paragraph,
and it was rejected. .
An amendment, j offere by Qrosyenor,
of Ohio, to exclude bulk salt from the
and table
This don-
I T . St. i
eluded the consideration of tlie salt para-
graph.
Bavne, of Penn.i offered an amendment
to insert rice, cleaned and iincleaned, in
the free list. Rejected.
The, four lines Relating to
read, and Brown, of Jnd.,
free list,-1 admitting only. dairy
salt, met with a similar fate.
flax were
moved to
strike them out ot, the free list
Pendi
the debate, the committee rose
Ala., al
ins
tall
On motion of Davidson, of
was passed authorizing the Birmingham,
Selma & Northerij Railroad Co toj:on
struct a bridge across lorn Dig Dee river,
Alabama. J
The House then, at o o cloc
cess until'S o'cloc
took re-
the evening ses$idn
to be for consideration of private pension
bills.
A WATERY GRAVE
T. Jll. Garrett, of Baltimore, Md.,
Drowned.
By Telegrdph to the Stx.
manager of the b
Baltimore, Md
f -
Garrett, brother df Robert Garrett,
.June 8. 1 Harrison
!and
Garrett and
drowned last
rivjer. His yacht
king firm
Sons, of this
ht in the
count all hands
the Gleam, in which he
to
coming
It !
aim a party ot irienas were
Baltimore from Annapolis, was run down
off Seven Foot
Jappan and sunk,
and almost cut id too. According- to ae
on the Uieam wer-e
vnoll, by the steamer
being struck amidship
of Robert
city, -as
Patapsco
Garrett,!
REPAIRING AXD ENGRAVING.
REPAIRING AXD ENGRAVING.
REPAIRING AXD ENGRAVING.
REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING.
Asiieyille, N. C.
SHEYILLE ICE AND COAL CO.
II. T. COLLINS & CO., Proprierors.
PURE ICE !
PURE ICE
PURE ICE
EVDE FROM DISTILLED WATER.
ADE FROM DISTILLED WATER.
IDE FROM DISTILLED WATER.
who
was
rescued except ' Air
seen b y a passenger on the Jappan tp fall
overboard.
All hands on the Gleam excepting Car
rett were saved. Some of them climbed on
board the Jappan and the remainder took
to boats and were taken on the stealer,
after an extended search for Garrett
New York Stock Market;
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By Telegraph to the Sex.
New York, jjune 8. There was but a
dull movement in prices in thejitock
market to-day, fluctuations being verr
narrow. An untavoraoie rumor regaru
;nv Afissouri Pacific! was circulated
without effect however, but
Rio Grande
on the uneasy feeling in London oyer the
rumor of the passage by that company
of a dividend on its preferred stocky First
prices were Va to lower than last1 night.
These were supplanted by a further frac
tional loss, but animation soon ceased
and some covering was done by traders,
i r
Denver &
was forced off 2 per cent.
toward the close; which was
dull and
firm generally, at small fractions below
first prices. Reading and St. Paul are
the only stocks which showed; any ani
mation; sales aggregated 96,000.
STRAY BEAMS.
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Gatliered From our Exchanjjes.
I.Y ENDED.
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The North Carolina Press Association
will meet at Morehead City July 18tB.
The sixty-second annual session of the I
American Home Missionary Society fien. Slierltlan'H Iliyslclnn Say
operied at Saratoga, N. Y., Wednesday
II I i i
Senator Leliand Stanford says that a
GRADUALLY SINKING.
BRltUANT
CAREER NEAR
the End is not far off.
machine shop! will
California universi
of students
He's full of years
leg's a trifle lame;
Thurman, and
same." Star.
be connected with his!
v for the instruction!
he
and honors, and one
put his name is Allen
By Telegraph to the Sun.
Washington,
,i,
J.
per and t,incoln came out of Geni Sheri-
arrct
Mr. Rider H
tion in Iceland
sport, and is cap
ana norseman.
rd is
He is a keen ' lover of
tal gunner, fisherman
Price
-day,
New York Cotton Market
By Cable to the Sun.
New York, June 8. Hubbard,
& Co.; in their report on cotton to
say: With Liverpool opening quota
tions are 1-16 higher.! Our market has
been without much animation! but has
been pretty steady all day, slowly but
for 99 years for mu
it the governinenti
alive long enaugh ti
steadily
closing was well
advancing
G points,
maintained
and hc
at best
figures reached. The official closing! of
Liverpool with the morning's; adyance
partially lost seemed to have no influ-
ence on ours, a certain aemana nere
has been waiting to absorb the; floating
supply, and anxious jand nervous snorts
were eager buyers. The week's receipts
at interior towns point to 4-,100 bales.
Stocks will show a loss of 10,000 bales.
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The Cotton Crop In Egypt, j '
' j By Cable to theSux.j !
Cario, June 8. In upper Egypt the
cotton crop is forward and is excellent
condition. In some Provinces;!nowever,
it is backward but healthy. The season
is cold water is abundant. The Sultan
has dismissed Member Pacha.! the Presi
dent of the Council, t:he Minister of For
eign Affairs, and the Minister of Justice,
and has summoned Riaz Pacha toj form
a cabinet.
flan's house at
14:30 o'clock and immedi-
11
ns name is ahu i, , r; r , . , l .
get there. all the ftely left for iheir-homes. The fi
said that the
taking a vaca-
An Alaska Indian sentenend to prison
rder, wants to know
is jroinsr to keen him
o serve the whole term.
tonner
patient was j. better and
Lw
CORTLAND,
REAL ESTATE BROKER, j
ORDERS TO BUY AND SELL
j PROPERTY,
WILL BE GIVEN CLOSEST ATTENTION
. INVESTMENTS MADE j
ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
STOffice in the Barnard
avenne entrance.
building. Pattnn
in a 1 5
.was somewhat
afterwards the
contin-
i.
is no I
'If i '
The executive co: mciLpf the American
Bankers' Associntion has decided to hold
the annual coin ven ion of the !! association
for the year 1888 at Cinciuatl on Wednes
day, Oct.. 6., Ii
The annual; recej tion of the New York
Hebrew Orphan Asylum held Sunday,
drew over 3,000 people to that institu
tion. The Asylum cares for 530 children, :
not one of whom lis on the sick list. "
Milw;
Paper Mill Darned. jjj
By Telegraph1 to the Sux.
i , .
AUKEE, Wis.L June . a special
The Atlas
trom Appleton, Wis., saj-s:
Paper Mill, owned by a stock compam-,
controlled by the Kimberly Clarke Co.,
was totally burned this morning. The
fire is suooosed to have started in the
congestion of s the lunsrsj
essenedi A few minutes
blip wing1 bulletin was issued:
June Sth, 4:40 a. m. Reaction
pes to- be well sustained. There
elevation of temperature, pulse 104, res
piration)34. , The mind isiimbrje blear.
Food and remedies are well borne.
gestion df the lungs continues severe but,
in absence of fever, indicates j
ment of extended inflaraationa
; Wm.
N. S.
: Robt
W
A. BLAIR &
ay
No 371 Patton Avenue.
. . .
Con-
no develop-
(Signed.)
Pepper.!
Lincoln.
Ai.iiu'Keiijv.
WT. Matthews
FURNITURE J. FURNITURE
FURNITURE PUKNITUKK
FURNITURE-
FURNITURE
Beethoven was ;sb deaf that he could
not hear his own; music, and Edison is
afflicted in the sair e way, so that he can
not hear his branq new babv cry. ! The
American wizard is luckier than the old
composer-;was.
Bob. McNeill, the man who' shot Miss
Ida Poe,' at Carthage a few veeks since,
was arrestedjin th at place a day or two
since. We leam that he was put under
a bond of bnlv B400. A fpretty light
bond for such a gtpnd offence.
; Henry C. Yarrow.
LaterI At .1 1 j o'clock this morning it
was stated that the General's mind had
remained perfectly clear He wasj resting
quietly, Iwith little or no pain arid, for
Li- - j :!t il f i f i ' T ' 1 I J i
the timeibeing his condition was slightly
improved. , The J organic diseases from
which he suffers, however, remain un
yielding! He was more or ess delerious
all through the night; not violently
however, for he was too weak for that, j
members of
i
ut ne coma not recoemize
his family Or his physicians
to takej any ! medicine
OF ALL KINDS
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
AT WHOLESALE AND RPTAIL.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
i '
, Our stock is alwa3'S large and complete in
i A f
every department, embracing every nrtiyle of
furniture required . to furnish
I
house. We are prepared to
parjt
of n
i
FURNISH
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES,
IN PART OR ENTIRE
and refused j n sorte9t notice and the most satisfactory
or nourishment. I terms. All communications will receive our
The bark Monk via sailed for Liberia Aout fiye o'clock this, morning his mind prompt and careful attention,
from New York Saturday, carrying thir- Reared pd he readily took peptomized ,
Medicine ; was given" hypodermi-
milk.
cally. ach of the several attacks which
he has bad lately has; left him much
weaker Ithah previously; his rallies have
een dut? partial ana unsatisiactory, ana
altogether the case is most a desperate
ione. Aua irom tne miormation receivea
ht on the; top bf the head, ifc is believed that .the end is hot far off.
teen colored families from Gainesville,
Fla. They are emigrating under the
auspices of the American Colonization
Society. Thy expect to reach Africa in
August.
BEDROOM SETS.
PARLOR SUITS,
FINE CHAMBER SUITS,
-freak in Londonphair dress-
e a lew locks standing up
The newest!
ing is to ha v
almost straig
something after :he fashion of . Claire in
tie convent dunsreon, butt feathers or
Communicated.
To inconsistent People
Edr's. Sun:
i i
I have heard some remarks about my
partner and self in regard to our belief of
flotvers are stuckjin the little elevation,
and it is considered ornamental.'
For the Dast ten years the! owner of a
flouring mill jatTJubuque has had a sign
oainted on his fire-proof safe readine.
"AO money un nere; pieasef can at tne local option,
house." It Was intended for burglars. Li - , t . "
ana the other ! nijrht one called at tlie
house and sejeureel $1,870
WARDROBES,
SIDEBOARDS,
I BED AND SINGLE LOUNGES,
WIRE SPRINGS, ! MATTRESSES
OF SHUCKS, COTTON AND HAIR,
'A 1 '" 1
ROCKING CHAIRS, CENTER TABLES,
DINING TABLES AND CHAIRS,
And
vicinity of the boiler. Loss $150,000.
The document in the nature ot a re
monstrance which has been sent to Rome
.i.vi. 1AUM X IX 4. V& LV W&AV-A W
anti-prdhitipnj I advocated it simply
because I thought it Was best. 1 1 do nbt
Every man has
4;he right of opinion. I did hot vote, but
had I been m acre I would have voted nn.
'ii.u:Uu- rTi.:n . I A FIRST Ci.Afia ktirvittjrk nouon
me arel not governed under monarchy
mention
i
various other things, too numerous to.
In fact everything usually kept in
Garrett was in tJe act of attempting to Washington. D. Ci, June 8.-Bond of
companys.
XT. S. Bonds.
By Telegraph to the Sex
the steam-
climb up the anchor chains of
er when the vessels drew apart
went overboard along with
boats of his 3acht and some
and was not seen asrain. Presumabl
: I
and he
one of the
wreckage,
rr hA
was stnnned bv fallin g amon g the wreck
ivy e are
tule. T want ) the citizens jto distinctly
Insurance from $0,000 to $60,000 in by the Irish bishops admits the right of paerstana,tnat I advocate ana vote as
Mutual companys. I ! the Holy Seet9 mtertere-m (matters qt 1XtyZ
morality, but adduces a numberotstatis- Y"V .rf.W as uucu uia-
tical data tolprove that the disputes be- franchisee! is a tree voter. 1 you want to
J 1. . 11 IT: T St -i ; A. I
tween tne lanuiorus anu Lena.nts iia.vc
nothing to do with morals or religon.
' M Ii ' 1 I
Mrs. Cleveland has been studyin.
French under !the tutelage of a French
woman who lives near the Executive wards church ' obligations and pay your
Mansion, ap.d has made 1 such good grocerj'ijond dry goods bill you will have
orosress that! she can now! it is stated, all you ban do. Take warning.! Remem-
read and write j quite fluelitty in the ber that any man has the right of opinion,
"court" language, and has proved charm- ana i a not wisn to De Duuaozea Dy in
Be sure to call and see our splendid assort
ment of WINDOW CURTAINS when in
ferinsrs
to-day aggregated $386,500.
Accepted $10,000 registered 4s at $127,
and $4Q,500 registered 4y2s at $107.
age.
The vacht sunk where s
General Sheridan's mother Criti
cally 111.
By Telegraph to the Stx.
-
Chicago, III , June 8 A
ERIOR HARD AN5 SOFT COAL.
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' Orders Promptly Filled. 1
r
CE
' Telephone No. 5S.
and Yard at The Old DnroT
.L COMPLAINTS IN REGARD TO EI
THER
COAL OR ICE, WILL
A
REPORTED AT THE OF-
BE
FICE.
j.
I ptowx Office,
f .
I
C the Barnard building. Patton A v.
Telephone No 6U.
i
J-L Orders Oi-x Prompt Attextiox.
ie lay
Produce Market v
By Telegraph to the Sun.
Baltimore. Tune 8. Flour, dull.
Wheat, southern, steady, Fultz, 917.
Longberry 938. Western steady j No.
2 winter red spot and June90V. Corn,
southern, quiet, steady ; white 63V4 ;
dispatch yellow 601.
lor
say anything about me come to my face; I want of anything in that line.
ao not go Denma my oacK ana vimy me.
I only ask justice in all things, jit is very
unchnstian-hke in people to harp about
elections. 4.1 you wni ao vour autv to-
irom Somerset, Ohio, saj-s:
Sheridan, mother of P. S. Sheiridan, who
has been ill for sbme time, had another
relapse yesterday afternoon jand is in a
critical condition; the doctors fear she
cannot live. The serious illness of her
son, Phil, has neyeryetbeen inadeknown
Mrs. John ClnxiAxati,
Wheat,
steady ;
No, 2
dull.
No.
mixed.
ins: in an additional tongue.
A remarkable ; freak of nature, a imare
known as thd ''Oregon Beauty," was re
cently on exhibition in Louisville.1 Her
color is a sofrellj and that of the mane,
tail and forelock a creamy! tint. The
the forelock
mane is ten jfeet
four feet, while
in length,
the tail
June 8. Flour
No.!. ,2 red 94.
2 mixed, 53.
37. I Pork quiet,
easy
Corn,
bats,
145
ground. Although the
sweeps
the
V8
Lard firmer, S15. Short clear ribs: and
bacon steady: short clear 9. Hogs
stronger, common and liijht 4560
to her for fear of serious results, i Con- packing( and butchers 5.580. Whiskey
stant communication, both by telegraph 114.
and telephone, is
kept up with General
Sheridan's house in Washington, d! C,
Chicago, June 8. Cash quotations
were: Flour, quieti unchanged . No. 2
YOUNG DEMOCRATS.
spring
Enthusiastic Demonstration East
Nljsrlit tii Raleigh.
MANUFACTURED ICE.
to
r the information of the oublie anH
t
tct erronepus ideas on the subject ofarti
1 ice, we give the folio wingfacts in regard
leinanufacture of ice: Our manner of ma
ice is to distil the water by condensing
11. thus making it absolutely pure. Then
.ssed ove charcoal to completely deoder
ap. .iy remaining traces of im-
jirstter, alter which cans filled with it are
4t?in brine chilled bel
. -
Remains until it is frozen as clear
1 rliiTin 1
fiost as solid as glass. This
! uman use. It lasts one
. ' iiv ": ural ice and has all the
all; I'm nturifd.
bo doi
high
priced table
By Telegraph to the Syx. I
Raleigh, N. C. June S. There was a
great demonstration here . o-night in
honor of the democratic nominees, -State
and National, under the auspicies of the
Young Men's Democratic Club, ' which
paraded the streets, the members wear
ing white hats and carrying canes and red
bandanas. Bonfires were blading every
where and houses on the line of march
were illuminated The enthusiasm was
great. Addressed were made by several
ii;n, among tnem iDeing
e, democratic nominee
wheat SWM5s. No. 2 red,
8531. No. 2 Corn, 52. No. 2 j Oats
33. Mess pork 13.914. Lard 8.65
Short ribs, 7.45. Shoulders, 625 ; Short
clear, S.1015. Whiskey 119
I Mil
St. Louis. Mo.. Tune 8. Flour, dull.
1
mare is eigrnt
vears ot aei tne mane ana tan are 01
only four years' growth; having grown
an average of two feet ayeaij duringthat
time. ; m ' I
1 1
The Tennessee Midland railroad is now
open for business!from Memphis to Jack
son, a distance of eighty five miles, and
work-is being pushed on the line east-
wara Detween J acson ana tne xennessee
river. This bo ad is to enterj Virginia a!t
some point west of Bristol, and connect
with the projected Virginia W estern rail
way, which -tivill traverse a country rich
in minerals and timber and tjap the Ches
apeake and Ohio road somewhere near
Clifton Forge. The Tennessee Midland
consistent people. All tinners work to
gether for them that love God. j Further
more I state that I am not a consumer of
strong drink, nor do I approve of it only
to such an extents Wise people will con
sider, fools will mock and lauerh. 1 1 also
say this, election was not carried by the
colored vote; it was carried toy! the! saga
cious people of the town.
Respectfully,
i : Henry P. Tones
ADVERTISEMENTS.
yVSHEVILLE
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 18S8.
From July 3d to 20th
FACULTY.
HENRY E. SHEPHERD. L. Il D President
of the College of Charleston, S, C, will be
Superintendent and lecturer on Pedagogics
History and English. I
PROFS BEN, E.. ATKINS, of the Asheville
Female College, will be Instructor fin the
Mathematics and Hygienic Physiology. ,
p. CLAATUN, supenntenaenx
rather easy, Ys below yesterday.
red, cash, 90. June closed 894-
i I
856j Corn, lower, very weak ;
49U50. June closed 49.
lower; cash and July 32. June
WTiiskey 114. Provisions firm.
14.60jT0. Lard 8s. Shoulders
Long clears 7.62. i
will vet have to make a stretch of some nfthp AsTieviiie Citv schools, will instruct in
. 1 tit 't t iL J 't J 1. I i i . . . . ' l
three hunarea miles oeiore 11 stnKes tne 1 lieoprapp-1, tngusn grammar ana Keaaing.
Virginia line.
A new plan
Wheat very dull, irregular all day, closing J inaugurated pn the Pawnee River, south
distinguished
Hon. D. G.' Fow
for Governor, i I
No.i2 of learned,
July placed in the
I acotinlac cr
cash
Oats
2S.
Pork
-of irrigation has just been
Kansas, a laree wneei is
edge of the water, which
somewhat a aouoie winamui.
The wheel is so' constructed and cori-
nectea that it is Kept constantly turning
bv the current. To the run of the wheel
; nHnrhed Hht larre troughs, each
holding: eisrht! gallons of water. As the
wheel turns these troughs dip up water,
carrv it to the highest point (of the wheel
. - I .."...!.
Graded School, will have charge of the Pri-
marv Department.
MRS: HANNAH M. DAVIDSON, of Ashe
ville, will be Teacher of Music.
the Graded
itreet, in the
five minutes
J
i
A. Sliortasre of $35,000.
Bv Telegraph to the Sex.
Central City, Neb., June Si' The
committee appointed by the county com
missioners to examine the books of Treas
urer W. S. Webster, has reported a 'short-
Now is the time to have your Sewing
Machines cleaned-up, repaired and ad-
usted for the Spring and Summer worn.
Mr. W. H. Littleton, a practical! Ma
chines t, is in the city and will do jyour
work at vour homes and save yoti the
expensq of sending your machines away
to have; them repaired. j 1
Mr. Littleton carries ia line of
needles, shuttles, rubbers; bands and al
the wearing parts to all machines.
this means the river by its dwn force is
constantly turning a stream
the surrounding country.
age of $35,000
ster's deputy.
The session will be held in
School Building on Academy
western oart of the citv. about!
walk from the court house. All the rooms of
this building have been fitted up and are in
good, condition. A splendid view is to be
had of Pisgafe and numerous other mountains
and' the corntrv round about. I The crounds
are larcre and shaded, elevated1 and easy of
access. SA pleasant home for the Normal.
It is desired and truly hoped by the manag
ers that Tthe school shall this summer surpass
previous term, j It has grad-
of 1 water on
in his accounts. Web-
Otto Foster, was also
found to be short $10,000. Webster has
property worth $20,000, which it is said
he will turn over to the county. I F
Kesisned from tlie Ministry.
Bv cible to the Sux. j '
Berlin, June 8.Tbe Post and Nation
al Zeiting both state that Herr Von Putt-
kaller has resigned from the ministry.
Messrs. Fitzpatick Bros., 26 North
Main street, paper hangers and painters,
have one of the most elegant and attrac
tive lines of wall paper that has evet been
exhibited in this citv. Every shade and
design, from the cheapest! to the jmost
costly, can be found at their establish
ment. j In addition to this, they keep con
stantlv a full
result bv 1000:from'this d
rinn to Tm t npv KPf n ffin- i - i
and complete assortment sudstitute for the figures;
of painjts, oils, varnishes, and painters letters of the alphabet, as A for 1, B for
supplies generally. Parties wishing any
thing in their line would do well t. o see
these gentlemen before buying elsewhere.
m2
ATifl hrre rninips ir into the irrigation I inexcelehce an v previous tern
a:u -ritit -rnA iloPlc , is ually increased m proficiency; and genuine
then earned to the adjacent land. Jy tion since its establishment in 1885. The
managers have been vigilant o its interests
and have selected lor tne lacuity tne oest ana
mast exoerienced talent within their reach;
and theV trust that thev have engaged for
this term the, services of a corps of teachers
unexcelled in the State. So a; good atten
dance of-appreciative students (will make the
institution a complete success. Every tea
cher, and all ; who desire to jteach, should
make ready for the time and be present every
day. Let every one consider weu tne oppor
tunitv and make the most of itl I
Public lectures are expected jfrom time to
time which will be Of considerable interest
and profit to all. j I
! BOARD can be had ; in the jcity for from
S12.00 to $20.00 per month. Arrangements
can be made, we think, for fa less amount!
with families near the cityj Any parties
wishing such accommodations;: are requested
to inform the Secretary at once. We suggest
to the teachers to begin now making prepara
tions toiattend and make the Ijmost possible
out of this rare opportunity ; I
WorkSiwili beein actively the first day.
Everv stadeut should brine: some good His-
torv. Grammar, arithmetic. Geopraphy and
Reader, jSwinton's 4th prefered) andbeprw
259 We have the best Upholster and Cabi
met workman in the State, and are prepared
to turn out the very finest work In this dc-
partment at short notice. ;
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Give us a trjal. ; J
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i Respectfully, !
W. A. BLAIR &i CO..
, jn8-lm jj I Asheville, N. C. ,
ORDINANCE, ' ' r
To provide that the Aldermen of the Ci t y of
Asheville may negotiate a loan of One Hun
dred Thousand Dollars, for the use and bene-.
fit of said city, as set forth in said ordinance :
Be it ordained by the Board of Aldermen of
the City of Asheville, That for the purpose ol
obtaining the consent of a majority of the
qualified and registered voters of the city that
the Board of Alderman of the said city may
borrow the sum of One Hundred Thousand
Dollars, to be applied to the construction of
a system of Sewerage, and other necessary
and permanent improvements, an election
shall be held on Tuesday, July the 10th A. I. '
1888 at the usual voting place, and under the
rules anq regulations governing such elections
in said city; and if the consent of the required
majority Ishall be obtained at such election,
then the Board of Aldermen may borrow said
sum of money upon the bonds 01 the said city
to be made and issued, in their discretion, in
the denomination of Fifty, One Hundred and
Five Hundred Dollars, with interest coupons .
attached, I ' L
The said bonds shall become due and paya
ble thirty years from their date at the rate of
six per centum per annum, payable semi-annually,
according to the coupons attached, on
tbe first days of January and July in each and
every year, i And they shall be signed by the
Mayor and countersigned by the Treasurer,
and be under the seal of said city.
The said bonds shall in no case be disposed
of, sold, assigned, or transferred for a less
price than par. ,
The coupons of said bonds shall be at all
times when due, receivable in payment of
taxes due said city.
H. S. HARKINS, 'Mayor.
May 26, 1S88. i
Any person who is not already registered on
the registration books of the city will call on
Col. S Bulow Erwin at the office oftho county
Treasurer in the court house.
By Order of the Board of Aldermen,
Jn8-lm .1 F. M. MILLER, City Clerk.
Beatsthe Egg Problem.
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Now here is a nice little problem that
some of our exchanges think beats Don
nelly's ciphej-. Try it and you will be
crt-ilv cnmriwd. if not thoroughly con-
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vinced: "Put down in figures the year
in which you! were born;! to this add 4;
then add your age at your next birthday,
provided it comes before January 1, other
wise your age at last birthday; multiply
educt 677,423;
corresprfndin
2. C for 3 D for 4. etc. The! result
- j . . 11.
nve the name bv which iv
Iarly, known
will
on are popu;
E.
J. ASTON
I
FIREj Lihts j..U ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
None but first-class companies represented.
R1
V E R
SIDE DAIRY.
ent in tinie the first morning
the last iWening. : : j
! Communications should be
and stay till
addressed to
Jxo. W. Starnbs. Sec.
I am now prepared to deliver the tery best
of milk in any quantity desired. I hare soma
of the finest milkers in Western North Caro
lina. Among them "The. Holstein,'? "The
Devon" an the "English Du. ham's." In con
nection with the above I am preparing to
establish a j: jj-
GILT EDGE BUTTER DAIRY. , .
Hoping to receive a part of the patronage
of the citizens of Asheville,
j I am respectfully.
may-2G-tf J. N. VANCE.
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