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SUNDAY MORNING....: JUNE 10
NATIONAL DEM. TICKET.
for president:
G ROVER CLEVELAND,
ofNcwYorkJ
t
FOR YICE-rRESIDEXT :
ALLAN G. THURMAN,
1 I of Ohio. !
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
FOR GOVERNOR. i
DANIEL G. F0WLE,
of Wake. 1
FOR LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR
THOMAS M, HOLT,
of Alamance.!
FOR SUPREME COURT JUDGES:
JOSEPH J. DAVIS,
of Franklin. I
JAMES E. SHEPHERD, !
of Washington, i
ALPH0NS0 C. AVERY,
of Burke.
FOR SECRETARY OF 'STATE :
WM. L. SAUNDERS,
of Orange.
for treasurer:!
DONALD W. BAIN,
of Wake.
for supt. of tublic instruction:
SIDNEY M. FINGER. )
of Catawbai
for attorney general :
THEODORE F. DAVIDSON,
of Buncombe.
for atditor i
G. W. SANDERLIN,
of Wavne.
electors for the state at large:
A. M. WADDELL,
of New Hanover.)
F. N. STKUDWICK,
of Orange, j j
, The red bandana against the bloody
shirt, and two to one on the bandana, i
The Young Men's Democratic Club, of
Raleigh, had a big torch-light procession
and demonstration Fridayj night. Stir
ring speeches were made by Gov. A. M.
Scales, Hon. Daniel G. Fowle, Richard
Battle, Esq., Donald W. Bain, Maj. S.
M. Finger, and others. Truly things are
warming up.
From the Raleigh News and Observer,
we learn that the University has j confer?
red the degree of LL. D. upon! Mr. T. B.
Kingsbury, the accomplished editor of
the Wilmington Star; Bishop E. R. Hen
drix, of Missouri, a leadihgj chief j pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal! church, and
Hon. R. P. Dick, the well known and
scholarly jurist of Greenesboro. nit con
ferred the degree of D. D. upon Rev. Sam
uel Rothrock, one . of the leading Luther
an ministers of the State.
The Wilson Mirror, thus speaks of
Charles M. Stedman, who has many
warm and true friends in this, as well as
in all other sections of the State: 'The
gallant and chivalrous and ' knightly
Stedman, though forced to wear for a
time the thorn studded aureole of defeat,
has woven for himself a garland of ad
miration that will be kept fresh and fra
grant and beautiful as long as nobility
hath a shrine and a votary. Loved as
he was in the bright sunshine of the gol
den promises of victory he is almost
adored now, as he stands in the shadow
of defeat, and dispotring, though now
uncrowned, the regal majesty of kingli
est nobility, and wearing the royal robes
of the grandest manly deportment."
DEMOCRATIC CI.VIIS.
We see it stated that on July the 4th
there is to be held in the city of Balti
more a meeting of representatives from
a large number of Young Men's Demo
cratic Clubs from various States. The
meeting is one of exceeding importance
and every State ought to be represented.
The Philadelphia Record sa-s: "The
programme combines business and pleas
Sure. During the day it is expected that
the delegates will devote themselves to
earnest work, but on the nights of July
4th and 5th there will be entertainments
in their honor, while on the afternoon oif
July Gth there will be an excursion down
the Chesapeake bay. The convention
will adjourn to Washington, where a pa
rade will take place, aid where speeches
will be made by prominent Democratic
Congressmen.
TXalloiial Democratic llatforiii.
"The Democratic party of the United
States, in National Convention, assem-
Mfl. renews the nledcres of its fidelity to
Democratic" faith and, reaffirming the
platform adopted - by its representatives
in the Chicago Convention of 1SS4,
endorses the views expressed oy rresi
dent Cleveland in his last earnest mes
sasreto Congress as a correct interpreta
tion of that rjlatfonn upon the question
of tariff reduction : and also endorses the
efforts of our Democratic representatives
in Congress to secure a reduction of the
excessive taxation. Among its princi
ples of oartv faith are the maintenance
of an indissoluble union of the free and
indestructible States, now about to enter
uoon its second centurv of unexampled
oroirress and renown, and devotion to
the government, regulated by the writ
ten constitution; strictly specifying every,
ranted power and expressly reserving
to the States or the people the entire un
granted residue of power; the encourage
nient 'of the iealous and ! popular vigi
lence directed to all who have been chosen
W brief terms to enact and execute the
lawsand are charged with the duty of
preserving peace and equity, and estab
lishing justice. The democratic party
wplmmpQ nn exacting scrutinv of the
administration of the Executive power,
which fourvears aro was committed to
itc trust, in the election of Grover
rWelnnri. as President of the Uuited
States, but it challenges the mb st search
ing inquiry concerning its fidelity and de
vrttmn i o the nledires which them in
volved the suffrages of the people during
the most critical period of our financial
nflYnrs resulting from over taxation, the
anomalous condition of our ! currency
and public debt unmatured. It has by
a wise and conservative course not only
averted disasters, but greatly; promoted
the prosperity of our people- It has re-
verseu luc lrapruviuciii anu uuw.w3- yjiKj
of the republican party, touching public
domain, and has reclaimed trom corpo
rations and syndicates, alien and domes
tic, and restored to the people nearly one
hundred million acres ot land, to De sa
credly held as homesteads for our citi
rens. While carefullv iruardinir the in
terests of the principles of justice and
emiitv it has paid outjmore for pensions
-md bounties to soldiers and sailors of
the Rqiublic than was- ever jpafd before
during an equal period.l lit has adopted
and consistently pursued a hrm and pru
dent foreign policj', preserving peace with
all nations, while scrupulously maintain
ing all ricrhts and interests of our own
government and "people at j home and
abroad,. The exclusion from ; our shores
of Chinese labor has been eliectually se
cured under the provisions of a treatjr,
the operation ot! which has been post
poned by the aption of the republican
majority in the Senate. In every branch
and department of the government, un-
der democratic control, the rights ana
welfare of all people have been guarded
and defended, every public interest has
been protected and the icquality of all
our citizens before the law, without re
gard to race or color, lias been stead
fastly maintained. Upon its record thus
exhibited and upon the pledge of a con
tinuance to the people of jtlie benefits of
democracy, it invokes a renewal ot popu
lar trust bv the re-election of the Chief
Magistrate who has been faithful, able
and prudent; it invokes ! in addition to
that, the trust, b3' ; transfer a"$so to the
democracy, of the entire legislative pow
er. The republican partyl controlling the
Senate and resisting in both houses of
Congress the reformation of the unjust
and unequal tax laws which, have out
lasted the necessities of war and are now
undermining the abundance of long peace,
and deny to the people equality before
law and the fairness and justice which
are their rights. Thus the cry of Ameri
can labor for a better share in industry.
is stifled with false pretense; enterprise
is fettered and bound down to home mar-.
kets, and capital is discouraged; yet: the
laws can neither be properly amended
or repealed. The democratic party will
continue, with all the power confided to
it, to struggle to reform these laws in
accordance with the pledges of its last
platform, which was endorsed at the
ballot box bv the sunrages at the people
of all industries.! The freemen of our
land aii; immense majority, including
every tiller of the soil gets no advant
age ironr excessive tax laws, but the
price of nearly everything they buy is
increased by favoritism, or the unequal
sj'stem of tax legislation. All unneces
sary taxation is j unjust taxation. It is
repugnant to the creed of democracy that
by such taxation! the cost of the neces ;
saries ot lite should be unjustifiably in
creased to all our: people. Judged by dem
ocratic principles, the interests of the
people arebetraj'ed when, by unnecessary
taxation, trusts: and combinations are
permitted to exist, which while unduly
enriching a few they combine for the rob
bery of our. 'citizens, by depriving theni
of the benefits of national competition:
Every democratic rule of governmental
action is violated, when, through :tm
necessary taxation, a vast sum of money j
far beyond the heeds of an economical
administration, is drawn from the people;
and channels of trade, and accumulated
as a demoralizing surplus in the National
Treasury, The money now lying idle in
the Federal Treasury, '- resulting from
superfluous taxation, amounts to more
than one hundred and twenty-five million
dollars, and the surplus how being col4
lected is reaching! the sum of more than
sixty millions annually. I Debauched by
this immense temptation, the remedy of
the republican party ' is to (meet and ex
haust by extravagant appropriation and
expenses whether constitutional ; or
not this accumulation of j extravagant
taxations. The j democratic policy is to?
enforce frugalit y in public expenses and
abolish unnecessary taxation. Qurestab
lished domestic industries and enterprises
should not, and jneed not be endangered
by the reduction and correction of the
burdens of taxation. On the contrary, a
fair and careful revision of our tax laws,
with a due allowance for the difference
between the wages of American and
foreign labor must promote andencour
age every branch! of such industries hnd
enterprises, by giving them the assurr
ances of an extended market arid "steady
and continuous bperatiorisj in the inter-'
ests of American labor which should in.
no event be neglected. The revision of
our tax laws, contemplated by the dem
ocratic party, should promote: the ad
vantage of such Jabor by cheapening the
cost of the necessaries of life in the home
of every working man, and at the same
time securing to him steady and remu
nerative employment. Upon this quest-!
ion of tariff reform, so closely concerning
every phase of our national life, and upon
every question involved in the problem
of good -government, the democratic
party submits its principles and pro-
iession to ,the American people.
BP II llWC.JiMW
! l'ACTS ABOUT ASHEVILlJli.
It ibas a population of 10,000.
i Is 2.250 feet above the sea.
i Is located on the French Broad river.
i Hris the finest mountain scenery in the
United States.
t lids the largest roller process flo
mills5 in the State.
i ,IIas the Healthiest climate in the world
' Is the metropolis of seventeen counties
Of Western North I Carolina. I
! Has one of the best electric light sys
tems in the South.
: Has a eras company of $50,000 capital
' Has the finest kystem of water-works
in the United States.
Has lG churches. representing almost
every denomination. 4
Has a neat opeij-a house.
. Has four banks.
Has two fire companies, one hose and
one hook and ladder.
Has four lumber companies.
Has a erood public library. ,
Is in the centre . of a great .mineral re
gion!, y
Has a good public school system.
, Has one of the inost thorough co
leges
Has a street railway in course of
con
xtmetion.
It lumber and timber business is large.
Has several wholesale houses.
Has one of the largest and best cotton
factories in North) Carolina.
Has a large ice Ifactory.
j Has three large plaining mills.
J Hs a broom factory.
; Has two shoe factories.
; Has three tobacco factories.
Has carriage and wagon factory.
Has a machine jshop.
: Has one foundry.
! Has one of the largest furniture factories
m the South- !
j Has a cigar factory. . ;
Has one of thelargest tanneries in
ern North Carolina. j .
West.
j Has the largestbottling establishments
in the State.
I Has several smaller manufacturing en
terprises. i
Has six hotels and seventy-five bpard-
Intr houses. !
1 Has seven well equipped livery stables
! Has four railroad lines running! into
the citv.iand others in contemplation
Has the Asheville Daily Sun, the only
dailv paper in Western North Carolina
takinsr the associated press dispatches.
! Has three large tobacco warehouses
which handle about 5,000,000 pounds o
tobacco annually.
i Has some of the handsomest business
nouses and residences in the South.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
H
AMPT0N & FEATHERST0N,
No. 5 South Main St.
Keep constantly on hand a full and general
stock of
WHISKIES,
BRANDIES
WINES,
&c, among which can
always be
fouttd th
following leading brands :
GIBSON'S,
!
PAUL JONES,
And McCEAYER'S
Also the celebrated Cx,o
yer Leaf Club, which j for
Purity of character
and
Richness of Flavor is
ntiex-
1 11 i
cenea.
WILLIAMS',
GARRISON'S,
AND; COOPER'S
PURE
NORTH CAROLINA
CORN
The best and
i .
mostpoptilar
brands -of Wines, C
arets,
Ales, Porter, etc.
The celebrated Jos Schlitz
Brewing: Co's
Milwaukee
KBeer, on Dra
ttcrnt
and
m
Bottles.
We also keep
a choice line
of Tobacco, (pigars, Ciga
rettes, &c, and extend a
hearty invitation to our cus
tomers and friends to call
and see us when in want I of
anything in our line.
All orders by mail or w ire
will be promptly and care
fullv attended to.
HAMPTON & FEATHERSTON,
Ashville. N. C
R1
VERSIDE DAIRY.
I am now prepared to deliver the cry test
of milk in any quantity; desired. I have same
of the finest milkers in iWestern North Ctro
lina. 'Aiwpjig them "The Holsteini" 'The
Devon an the ''English Durham's.
In con-
nection with
the above f am preparing to
establish a
GILT EDGE BUTTER DAIRY,
Hoping to receive a part of the patroiage
oi tne citizens ot Asheville, j j
I am respectfully,
J. N. VANCE
maj-26-tf
jg . ASTON?
FIRE, llif a.iU ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
None but iirst-class companies represented,
I R Y ij
J R Y 13
S R YE
R Y K
J R Y E
QPOT CASH STORE
W. H. LEA,-i-
-DEALER
IX -
Dry Goods Dress
Goods
Boots and Sin
oes.
Gents' Furnishing
Goods
Hats in Straw of every grade
Full Line of
Buttericks
La-
test
Patters.
W. H. L
No. 17 North Main t.
may 23-1 v
FOR SALE
ii !! I
; A iNni. 1 carriage or bussr horse.
For
ur
ther information ipply at this office.
tf.
SALE OR RENT.
One Good,
NEW SIX-ROOM DWELLING
House, on Bailey street. Good well of water
conveniently located on the lot. Will sell at
a bareain.
.For terms, etc., aaaress juck.
Drawer "W.
this office.
Asheville, N. C, or apply at
mem
A
HEVII4
E
UMBER AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.
J. P.
GRANT, President,
W. B
MARXj Sec.
AND TREAS.
t. . i
C. G.
WEST. Manager.
NEW BUILDINGS,
NEW AND IMPROVED
MACHINERY
c We are now prepared to Manufacture
in
" ! ; I I
the best possible style all kinds of
BUILDING
BUILDING
MATERIALS
MATERIALS v
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
BUILDING
BUILDING
DOORS,
SASH, $ I BLINDS,
MANTLES,!
MOULDINGS,
BRACKETS'
&C,
All Kinds of Rough and
Dressed
Lumber
' j: Constantly on
HandL
LUMBER
LUMBER
LUMBER
DRESSED
DRESSED
DRESSED
FOR
FOR
FOR
THE
THE
THE
TRADE.
TRADE.
TRADE.
Lowest Prices For
Lowest Prices For
Lowest Prices For
Lowest Prices For
All Work.
all Work.
All WOrk.
All Work.
Be sure to give us a trial before placing
i; If-'.i : . .
your orders elsewhere.
jggrOur personal supervision is kiven,to
the manufacture of all materials, and order
will be filled with care and promptness
Oefice and Factory at Old Depot,
mc21
Asheville N. C
T7RESH COUNTRY PRODUCE.
x.
i - -
We keep constantly on hand fresh
coun
Eggs, CaU
try Produce of all i kinds. Butter,
Chickens, &c. w e sen at lowest prices
and see us.
C. E. LANE & CO.,
S. MainiStreet.
JOHN G. LINDSEY,
23 N. Main St,
Asheville, N. C
. 1 I ; i ;t f I . :i
MANUFACTURER OF TINWARE,
MANUFACTURER OF TINWARE,
MANUFACTURER OF TINWARE,
AND SHEET-IRON WORKER
AND SHEET-IRON WORKER
AND SHEET-IRON WORKER
jgl-Also, Job Work,
Roofing and Guttering.
at Satisfactory Prices
THE ASHEVILLE! HAND LAUNDRY
li fcpyr a jroric on vauey street, in
:' ' i I' 'T ' !! - : '-'-I'-- j
VALLEY HALL.-rr 1 !
i J : 1 ii- ; f : H
We are now prepared to do first-clas9 faun
dry work in: every particular. We do not
use any Steam -Machinery that wilu weak
AND TEAR THE GOODS I I
25 ALL WORK DONE' BY HAND,! "fES
and the result is goods are well taken care of.
If you want to wear first-class laundry watt
send tts your goods. t j i
r O. W. HIGGINS, i.
! ! And A. T. BOWEN. ;.
Office at Carson's Stationery Stor;.
R
ESS MAKING,
I have taken a room at Theo.
Hobgood's
nn ration avenue, u ipusim. -j
where I would be glad to see my friends and
patrons. -
MRS. N. I. WALTON,
niay nu-tii
j
TTtESTERN HOTEL.
,VV it:-! .1
r - - i i ' ' - . i ' - -
Lbvers of something good; to eat should
notifail to stop at tne western notei, ooutn
westeorner of Public square, over Ballard's
BOARD PER DAY OR .MONTH
with or.
without room. Call and .see us
MRS. L. . Ale BRA YER & SON.
apr-5-(Jni. AsnevUJe, jn. n
jyj-ONUMENTS-
-TOMBSTONES
I
-AT
-AT
-A T
COS T.
C O S T. -C
O ST. -
Tombstones and Monuments at Cost. De-
' - ' -; 1 :! ! i
sisrns xf ITALIAN Finished work, SCOTCH
ANITE and all AMERICAN GRANITE
Monuments, as low as they can be bought
. h i 1 -. I !. i
in the United States. ! !
W. O. WOLFE.
Wardroom S. E. Court Square,
mc27-2m
Asheville, N. C
I). : SORRELS &
BR0.,
i; AT Cnr'Tir AT atvt Qt
(Brown & Gudger's old stand.)
J
Keep in stock the purest and best WINES,
WHISKIES, BRANDIES,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
KENTUCKY
KENTUCKY
KENTUCKY
BELL, KENTUCKY BELL,
BELL, KENTUCKY BELL,
BELL, KENTUCKY BELL,
An Absolutely Pure Rye Whiskey,
Highly recommended for medicinal purposes
Also. Higgins lure i. c corn.
ONES & P0RTNER,
Manufacturers and Dealers in I
arness,
Saddles, Bridles, &c.
AGENTS FOR
WHITMAN SADDLE COMPANY,
WHITMAN SADDLE COMPANY,
WHITMAN SADDLE COMPANY,
AND
WILKINSON & KID'S
WILKINSON & KID'S
WILKINSON & KID'S
CELEBRA
ED ENGLISH SADDLESi
Fine
Harness of any style made tb
Work is HAND-MADE, anld
order. All!
Guaranteed
! ' i i
full stock of Leggings, Saddles, Bri
dles, Collars, Riding and Buggy Whips,
Spurs, etc., always on hnnd. Call and
examine our goods. ' i .
JONES &5P0RTNER.
16 N. Court Square.
S.
R. KEPLER.
Asheville, N.
G.,
March 9th,
1888.
Now, as always here
tofore, I offer to the citi
zens of Asheville and sur
rounding country,! Gro
ceries of the Finest (Qual
ity, and respectfully so
licit their patronage.
S. R. Kepler,
53 South Main St.
mchO-
W
EST ASHEVILLE.
Fartieg wishing tq purchase
BUILDING LOTS, OR
i
Garden land,
- : . - -J-
From -one to one hundred acres, west to-
i? j i ' i ' - "
ardsithe SULPHUR SPRINGS, will call on
E. G. Carries, at tlie Sprjjis Pr
ap4-Gm
CARRIER & GASTON
M
USICAL INSTRUCTOR
will
H. O. Himes will take a limited number of
pupils in music on Piano or Organ. For fur-
. c i , . . i o rr ov..-V.
iacr luiiunnctuun aypiy ai oj ui oj oum-ji
Main street;
by ma:
address, ! Box 223,
Asheville:
H. O HilMES.
; mav 22 2w
D
R
'"pHB GREATEST WORD PA1XTeH f
IN AMERICA,
DECLINING AN INVITATION To t;
WITH THE "CLOVER CLUIi," WllTr r
I regret that it is impossible for me t,
"clover" w ith you to-morrow. A vomi,
thing is "clover." It means lion, v. ''
cream; that is to sav industry ati.j 7 : e
tentment; that is to say the happy j .,.,' r '
perfumed fields, and at the cottage at(. ( ?
Uos," the bountiful, serene' chewing 1
faction's cud, in that blessed twilight J(.' iv .
that like a benediction falls between n:i .
and sleep. This clover makes me In.-im'
happy hours of childhood's rosy cluekn.''
dimpled babes, of wholesome loving wivts 1
honest men. of springs and brooks, ami v..
lets, and all there is of stainless joj' in jra'
ful human life. A wonderful word is v
ver! Drop the "C," and you hare the h
niest di mankina. iqkc away xnc
"r" and vou 'have left the only thi
Vr, P
makes a heaven of this dull and i,arr: p
earth. Cut of the "r" aloncand thire'n
mains a warm, deceitful bud that RwetC
breath and keeps peace in countless ho--. ,, '
whose masters frequent clubs. Alter r u
Bottom was right: "Good hay, sweet h .
hath no fellow." "
IP YOU MUST HAVE A STlMri..4
DRINK IN MODERATION, ONI.V
Jos. R. Stonebkaker & Co
Clover Club Pirk Rye Whisk i v
Clover Club Pure Rye Whisk ;-y'
Clover Club Pure Rye WimskiV
For Purity of Cliaraelcr
and richness of flavor, it has
no equal. v
HAMPTON PEATHERSTOX.
Role Agents.
may 24-tf
Asheville f
O. MULLER cc CO.,
No. 7 South Main Sm:m
j ' ' '
Dealers in ull kinds of Whiskies' 1,'mn-
dies Wines, Ale, Porter, Cigars'. Tobacco,
&c. KENTUCKY RYE and WVRPm
Whiskies a Special ty.
DISTILLERS' AGENTS F1R
PURE NORTH CAROLINA CoKX
WHISKEY
AND Al'PIvE TiKANDY.
VtSjl UKE liARLKi 1MALT V IlISKKY, lor fci
U.t at- j
Medical Purposes, always in stock. Sole xn
Agents and Authorized bottlers of j
ANHEUbER-BUSCH !
4
rl
Association's CelcbratO' S:
Brewin;
to:
pre
ice
too.)
Mo
rn ml
rot
Louis LAGER-BEER, for Western .Wi
Carolina.
1
"Thc following Brewings constantly '
on hand, in KCgs and bottles :
" ANIIEUSER-1JUSCII,'
" STANDARD,"
IMPEKIAl I'ALE LAGER,
AN1 THE "ORIGINAL BUDwnisrK.
Goods delivered to any part ot the city fc
tkntbn piJ
rree ot (Jhartre. 1'ronipc a
to all orders, bv nwil or other
wii:
Telephone call No 31).
Billiard IJall on 2d Floor.
NSURANCE.
1 FIRE, I
- .
-ACCIDENT.-
PULLIAM & CO., At The Bank of Ash'-"
Asheville, N. C,
Represent the following Companies:
FIRE.
CASH AS'T, iij
..r 1
Anglo Nevada, of California, $2.'-J
Ian
Continental, of New York..
Hamburg-Bremen, of Germany,...
London Assurance, of England,...
Niagara, of New York,
Orient, of Hartford,
Phenix, of Brooklj-n
St. Paul Fire & Marine, of Minn'a,
Southern, of New Orleans,
Western, of Toronto,
1 v"
1
i CI
if'
U. S
Mutual Accident Association l
mcl ! Aetna Life Insurance Co
N
EW FIRM.
W. II. WESTALL &
Co
X
Will have iii stock, by the
full line of all kinds of
Lumber,
rough aad dressed, Mouldings, Sliinpp;
Lathes, Sashj Doors, Blinds, both w"
and yellow pine, Sash Weights and Coros u
Cements, plaster, Lime, Hair, Slate M-1" M
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