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j
I I ' ' ' " I i : 1 " -r-r I tress 'making
xri1iicmti white oats, mixea oais.coru c ' ru i VJiion
and all kinds of feed at I O
Junel3:lw A. D. Cooper s,
: i. . M i, -
THE SUN.
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for transmission through the mails as second
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SATURDAY MORNING....
..JUNE 16
NATIONAL HEM. TICKET.
1 for president:
GROVE R CLEVELAND,
ofXewYork. i ;
for vice-presidents:
ALLAN G. TIIURMAN,
, of Ohio. j
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
for governor: I !
DANIEL 0. FOWLE, j
of Wake.
FOR LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR
THOMAS M. HOLT,
of Alamance.
FOR SUPREME COURT JUDGES:
JOSEPH J. DAVIS,
of Franklin. j
JAMES E. SHEPHERD,
of Washington.
ALPHONSO C. AVERY,
of IJurke. j
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
WM. L. SAUNDERS, j
of Orange.
FOR TREASURER :
DONALD W. BAIN,
of Wake.
FOR SUIT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION;
SIDNEY M. FINGER, j
of Catawba.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,:
THEODORE F. DAVIDSON,
of Buncomije.
for atditor:
G. W. SANDERLIN,
of Wavne.
ELECTORS FOR THE STATE AT LARGE :
A. M. WADDELL,
of New Hanover.
-F. N. STRUDWICK,
of Orange.
O. II. Dockerv has not j-et accepted the
nomination by the republican convention
of this State for governor, though he has
had ample time to consider the matter.
It is reported that he is waiting to see
whether the Chicago convention -will
nominate John Sherman, in which event
he will decline to run for Governor.
Anecdotes AbontThannan
Washington Cor. N. Y. Herald, 11th.
A friend of Judge Thurman, who knows
him both in a; social; and business way,
eave some interesting facts to the Herald
correspondent to-day ahout the ex-Sena
tor, j - - i
"To Tudge from the newspaper stories,"
he said, "one would imagine that the
Senator was a most, inveterate snuff
takeri Now, that idea is all wrong.
The Senator uses snuff very moderately
in fact, I have often known the snuff in
his ! box to become I dry and caked up
simply because he used it so sparingly.
That shows you how moderate he is."
i TEN CIGARS A DAY.
"By the way, did you1 ever hear any
thing! about the Senator's smoking?
No? Well, I thought not. Everybody
knows that he is a snuff taker, but few
have ever thought about his using to
bacco in any oiher form. The truth is,
the! Judge smokes more than he snuffs;
he will average ten cigars a day. j
"Are they good or bad ?"
"I am not much of a smoker,: myself,
but! should say they were of average
strength."
"What kind of a snuff does he use ?"
f f hr nrrllnnrv Scotch snuff. MaC-
-nfcUv T think it iS called. He carries it
c
d. unlike the snuff
takers of a century ago, has no weakness
or vanity for fancy orj expensive boxes."
j THE BANDANA.
"What is the regulation Thurman ban-
daria linen, cotton or silk?"
"QHV nnrl aMhnuh some of the
VJ""I " 1 v- " o ,-L
pailers have said linen they do not know
hht thev are talking about. However,
rnpp One KrunswiCK,
Bnlke. Collender pool table, 4x8, nearly
r a t
new. inquire 01 a. r.
Batterv Park bar.
Campbell, at the
IJune 13:3t.
int Reecivedi
1 500 bushels Plastering Hair, and nave
on the way 100 bbls. j "Gibbs," English
PnrHntid Cement, which we will deliver
' , - , , , . , 1
flFTiV?,t- n S4..00 fier DDI. AUOliici
Vli ,MA. W W.W
onces low accordingly!
W. H. WEST ALL & U-U.,
Dcf'crs in general building material.
Dry
I ill "I
Boots
ADVERTISEMENTS.
R
I VER8IDE D AIR
-W. H. LEA,-
DEALER 1NJ -!
-If1 I " '
Goods, Dress
and Shoes.
r ! n-narfA r rleliver the "verv best
of milk in any quantity desired. Ivesome
of the finest milkers m Western North Caro-
&sh Durham's."' Incon
lCVOU c" --. .
Gents'. Furnishing Goods,
:s I I! ! I ; !
Hats in Straw of every trde.
nection with
establish a -
the above
am preparing
to
GILT EDGE BUTTER
DAIRY.
Full Line of
If r
I have taken a room at Tlieo. -Hobgood's
on Patton avenue opposixe -weiuc
where 1 would be glad to see my fhend. and
may 2G-tf.
rjpHE GREATEST WOK I) i U.Jf
Good
with or without
ButtericKS
Hoping to receive a part of j the patronage -j-eg PatterS.
OI IDC ULUtiw -"-
may-26-tf
I
X am respectfully,
T. N. VANCE.
A SIIEVILIvE
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 1888
From July 3d to 20th.
on Pedagogics
the Asheville
Prince William, who by the death of
his father yesterday, becomes Emperor of
Germany, is 27 years of age, is married
and has three children. . He is said to lx?
very unopular with the masses! They
rather fear that, as he has never been
through any wars, he will not be as
careful to guard against them as those
who have preceeded him on the throne.
At a recent democratic county conven
tion in Illinois, the following vigorus
sjieech was made bv a farmer: "You may
be surprised to see Bill Bledsoe here.
If it was a republican pow-wow I would
need no introduction. For twenty years
republican national
so no lonirer. 1 am
- ;
I have voted the
ticket. I will do
not there because I love the democratic
nnrtv. but because I love mvsclf. I
there is nothing peculiar about his ban
rln rln It is the ordinarv kind, such as
can! be bought in any store, and Mrs.
Thlrman has bought them for the Judge
in this city and New York and other
places. I And while talking about that
let ine" tell you that when the Judge weirs
a dj-ess suit he always has a white hand
kerchief in his pocket."
"What is the Senator's home life like?"
"He is devotedly attached to Mrs
Thurman and his children, a son and two
daughters, both of whom are married
He is simple in his habits. There is a
good deal of the old school courtliness of
manner about him, but he is never
austere and fricid, and I have known
him to be interrupted in the midst of
matters ;of importance by some pro
nounced bore and yet he never displayed
the slightest signs of impatience. .
. i : BIBLE READING.'
"The Judge makes a practice of reading
thej Bible through in three fanguages
every' year. Every day he reads a chap
ter or sO;in Latin, French and English,
and then he compares the tfiree versions
to see how they correspond."
" suppose you are familiar with the
newspaper story of Judge Thurman hav
ing1 kept a private bottle in his committee
room when he was in the Senate?"
"1 don't know about that, but I do
know that there isn't a drop of liquor
kept in the Judge's house. Mrs. Thur
man is a strict believer in tempefanceand
fo that reason the J udge dciers to ner
wishes and keeps no liquor on hand.
"The Judge reads a good deal. He sits
up nearly every night until, two and
three o'clock in the morning studying
historical, scientific and philosophical
works. He is very kind to young men
and has a special affection for them."
A Southern member of Congress says
that the red bandana is going to make
large numbers of negroes vote the Demo
cratic ticket this fall, as they all use the
red bandana, and the fact that it Js the
emblem of the Democratic party will
inspire them with confidence.
A Boston man in the trade, who was
here today, said that all the New York
wholesale houses have sold ?ut their
stocks of bandanas and that the New
England mills are now running night and
day to fill orders.
FACUtTYJ
HENRY B. SHEPHERD, T. L. D President
o . i il rl, t, -1cr ;S. C-- Will te
Superintendent and Iecturerj
History ana ungusii. 'T i
t ,u rna-p will he Instructor in tne
r 1 1 nA TTircriTiif T1 VSIOlOfiTV.
PROF.i P. P. CLAXTON, Superintendent
of the Asheville City Schools, will instruct in
v... pnirtisii r-rntntnai ana Reaaing.
MISS 3i TIE MILLARDJ of Goldsbbro
i ovii will fin ve chanre of the Pn-
rva HiNNAH XT. DAVIDSON, of Ashe-
iVl 1 VJ. -
ville. will be Teacher ol xviusic
W. H. LEA,
No. 17 North Main st.
may 23-Iv
i i i
pOR SALE
huErerv horse.
ther information apply at this office
La-
f ;1
T70R
,Fqr fur-
tt
1
SALE OR RENT.
ilLLAirt tsttjw STX'.ROOM DWElIlING
tt... Raiiv crppt. Good well ot Jwater
conTeniently locatea on tne ioi
a bargain. tor terms, etc.,
Drawer W..M Asheville, N. C
this officej j
!
Will sell at
address Lock
apply at
mchl
or
n the uraaea
street, in I the
i i
There is a 4 United Labor" ticket in the
field, though we don't believe the fact is
, C31 ,
am 11 1 k T,i1m- TT Cn-nriir-v
convinced that the democratic party of! Gf niinois, and V. II. Wakefield, of Kan-
The session will be held
-i. o- r.f flip Htv about five minutes
ffrtn lie court house. All the rooms of
this building have been fitted up and are in
i A sr1endid I view is to i be
had of Pisgah and numerous other mountains
j ,Tr,- rn.iT.fi flhnut.1 The erounds
i cv.aWl flevnp(i and easv ol 1
arc laigt auu ou".-. , -
access, (jicusuui. """ - 1
It is desired and truly hoped by the manag
ers that the school snail xms summer suiijoob
; r,t. onv nrpvious form . It has grad-
uallv increased in proficiency and genuine
value to the teaching protession oi tms sec-j-i
: ;c Tjihlishnient iin 1885. The
iiavi. hppn mm ant of its interests
and have selected for the faculty the best and
mst experienced talent within their reach;
and they trust that they haye engaged for
this term the services of a corps of teachers
unexcelled in the State. So k good atten-
.!.,.. n- annrcriotivc stuaents win rnaitc utic
institution a complete success. Every! tea
..i ii iviirt Hpsire to teach, should
make ready for the time and e present every
day. Let every one consiuerjwcu
.,.;tr al mnkf the most of it. ! il
Tuetec from time i to
time which will be" of considerable interest
and pront to an. i i I
BOARD can be had in S the
$12.00 to $20.00 per month.
nnn Up marie, we think, for
Willi 4 c.l lllllix-J -- . -1 . j
.;o,;rr cirh nofomTtiodationS are reauestea
to inform the Secretary at once. We suggest
to the teachers to begin now leaking prepara
tions to attend ana mane inc
out of this rare opportunity
wrlj- hfirin nrtivelv
V 1 jl A "'-O " t
Rlimild hrine same eood
1 VA J jvv"-- w o '
4.th nrefered. and be ores
l(.auvi , x ' - ....
i-r, 5n-rf first mornintr and Stav till
tllL ill biuiv ;
should be addressed to
,uium ;
i i Jno. W. Starnes, Sec.
SHE VI LLE
-.1. I - i ' 1 -
LUMBER AND MANUFACTUK
COMPANY.
J. F. GRANT, Presiubnt,
NEW
W
B. MARX, SEC. and
C. G
TREA9
I
WEST, Manager.
NG
NEW BUILDINGS,
. i - r
aWd IMPROVED MACHINERY.
city for from
Arrangements
a less amount
Any i parties
most possible
I
the first day.
His-
and
We are now prepared to Manufacture
th best possible style all kinds of
j
BUILDING MATERIALS
BUILDING MATKKIALS
A. RTTTT.DING MATERIALS
BUILDING MATERIALS
: .
DOORS,
H
AMPT0N & FEATH
iRSTONj
No. 5 South Main St.,
! Keep constantly on hand a fall and general
stock of WHISKIES, BRANDIES, WINES,
Sec. among which 1 can always be found th
following leading brands :
GIBSON'S,
PAUL JONES,!
And McCRAYER'S
R Y E4-
R Y E--
R Y E-
R Y E4-
MANTLES,
SASH. $
MOULDINGS,
BRACKETS, &C
AliJ Kinds of Rough and Dressed LrMBEK
i :
Constantly on Hand
Also the celebrated Clo
ver Leaf Club, which for
Purity of character and
: - r. t . I'll I '
Richness ol tvlavot is tinex-
LUMBER
LUMBER
LUMBER
celled..
to-da3' is the friend of the laboring man.
1 was in the Union army and fought all
through the war. I came home a repub
lican, and have remained such until this
year. The old bloody shirt has played
out with me. It will not pay my taxes,
nor will it raise the price of my farm
products one cent, nor reduce the cost of
the necessaries of life. If I am not badly
mistaken 15.000 or 20,000 more farmers
will do as I have done before the election
in November enough, at least to change
the State of Illiuois from a republican
high tariff and high State tax camp to
a reform tariff, or fanners protection
State."
sas, arc the candidates for President and
Vice President
GOVERNOR TAYLOR.
The Knoxville Journal, in reference to
the coming contest for United States
Senator in Tennessee, sa3s : "It may be,
that if the fight between Harris and At
kins, which is just beginning, should wax
warm, it may become necessary,1 in the
interest of harmony in the democratic
party to take up Governor Taylor and
elect him to the senate. He has served
his party long and faithfully. The duties
of the senatorial office would be more
congenial than those of governor. He is
a born leader, as his successful manage
ment of his late campaign, when he was
bitterly opposed by more than half the
democratic press in the State will show.
It may become necessary for him to cut
the Gordion. knot, tied bv Harris and At
kins, by going to the senate himself.
A. CARO.
It is our nleasure to announce to
WILLIAMS.
GARRISON'S,
AND COOPER'S
PURE
NORTH CAROL
CORN
all
persons seeking to buy liomes or make
investments in this city or Western North
Carolina, that we . now have the most
complete listj of property of all kinds
we have everj offered. We have lots large
and small, improved arid unimproved, in
Asheville. Farms of every kind and des
cription, botfi in the immediate vicinity
of the city and the whole surrounding
country. "Our list of mountain,' grazing,
mineral and timber lands will supply
every demand in this respect, and at
prices ranging from one to five dollars
ler acre, owing to quality and proximity
to the rail road. j
Both citizen and stranger are invited
to our office in the Barnard new build
ing public square, first door,) to confer
with us relative to any matter , toucmng
real estate You can there see specimens
of the grain, igrass. minerals and timbers
of this section, and get "posted" about
Asheville and Western North Carolina.
We have d number of copies of the last
titmilvr nf the Land of the Sky. (which
gives the rnbst complete description of
western iiu iu vtti uuua jj u uiuucu,;
that will be given gratis to persons look
ing for information on the subject, j Do
us the pleasure of calling when you want
to talk; real estate. '
Respectfully,
j Natt Atkinson & Sons.
P. S .Several houses and lots to rent
on reasonable terms. ;
NA
DRESSED
DRESSED
DRESSED
FOR
FOR
FOR
in
BLINDS,
THE
THE
THE
Lowest Prices For Ali Work!
Lowest Prices For AliI Work.
Lowest Prices. For AliI Wok
Lowest Prices For AliI Work!
The best and mostpopul
brands of Wines,
Ales, Porter, etc.
Be sure
to ftfve
your orders elsewhere
personal
t ; I
the manufacture of all materials, and order
Clarets, will be filjed with care and promptness.
Oefice
mc21
TRADE.
TRADE.
TRADE.
us a trial (before placing
supervision is given to
Iand Factory at Ole( Depot
i
Full line ot fine drawing Teas, English
Breakfast, Oolong Monyune Gunpowder.
He No,
Raja
&c.
"A. D. Cooper.
The celebrated bs Schlitz
Brewing Co's Milwaukee
- J
Beer, on Draught and m
7 : - , O
Bottles.
We also keen a choice line
of Tobacco, I Cigars, Ciga
rettes, &c, and jextend a
heartv invitation to our cus
tomers and friends to call
and see us when in want of
anything in our line.
All orders by mail or w ire
T7RESII
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Ashevil
We keep constantly on hand freish coun
try Produce of all kinds. Butter, Eggs,
Chickens,! &c. We sell at lowest prices.
and see us.!
C. E. LANE 8a
S. Main
TOHN 6
J
25 N
LINDSEY,
Main St., Ashevtlle, N
MANUFACTURER OF TINWARE,
MANUFACTURER OF TJNWRE,
MANUFACTURER OF TINWARE,
AND SHEET-IRON WORKER
AND SHEETrIRdN WORKER
ge-Aisd
at Satisfactorv Prices
will be promptly
fully attended to.
-pHE ASHEVILLE
Is now at work on Valley
I
-fTTESTERN HOTEL,
something! good to eat should
not lail to stop at the Western Hotel, South
west corner of Public square, over uauaru s.
DAY OR MONTH
room. I Can ana see uj
'I - - ' - .
McBRAYER & SON.
Asheville, N. O
boIrd PER
MRS. L. A.
apr-5-6m.
M
ONUMENTS-
- : . -. . .
-TOMBSTONES.
-AT COST.
- A Ti C OS T . --ATI
CtfST.-
Tombsiones and Monuments at Cost. De
signs of ITALIAN Finished work, SCOTCH
GRANITE and all AMERICAN GRANITE
Monuments, as low as they can be bought
in the United States. M ,j
W. O. WOLFE.
Wareroom S. E. Court Square,
i "i " M
mc27-2m I Asheville, N. c.
A.
p SORRELS &
BR0.
1 41 South Main St.,
r-(Brown & Gudger's old stand.)
Keep in stock the purest and best WINES,
- i i i ;
WHISKIES, BRANDIES.
IN AMERICA.-
DECLINING AN INVITA'I I v ASH
i r' :
WITH THE "CLOVER C y
I regret that it is impossil !e f.
"clover" with you to-morrc v
il.:., , I. ' '.'lnviT ' It mt...l
cream; that is to sav-n...
tcntment ; tnat is to nay i v ,
perfumed fields, and nt the t
liOS, ( xne uuuiiiiiui, Mum
faction's cud, in that blcisHo. u
that like a benediction falls '.
and sleep. This clover mtn
happy hours of childhood's r
dimpled babes, of wholcsoir- l-.-.
honest men. of springs am! l ..(
lets and all there is of stain!
ful human life. A wondcni.'
...,.? i Dron the "C." and yo- h
pies't of maiiKind. Take aw
"r" and you have left th"
makes a neaven of thi'
earth. Cut of the "r" al.
mains a warm, deceitful I t;
breath and keeps peace in
whose masters frequent t
Bottom was right: "Goi.!
hath no fellow."
and
Tc
Tki
11 "m
vun f
'" 'in, V
th.
V Hani.
I an,j ,
""I thv.
Ukst
up t
Doe
IS i
IF YOU! MUST HAVE A STlMf -
DRINK IS 'MOD ERA T ; ., ( v
the
Jos.!R.tonebra3-::.k&0 -nJ
OBACCO AND CIGARS.
KENTUCKY BELL,
KENTUCKY liiilvL,,
KENTUCKY BELL,
KENTUCKY BELL.
KENTUCKY BELL,
KENTUCKY BELL,
An!AbsoLutely Puke Rye Whiskey,
i 1 j ;
Highly recommended for medicinal purpose.
Also, Higgins' Pure N. C. Corn.
TONES & P0RTNER,!
J .1 i i I
Manufacturers and Dealers in Harness,
Saddles, Bridles. &c.
! AGENTS FOK
. ; - ; . i '
WHITMAN SADDLE COMPANY,
WHITMAN SADDLE CdMPANY,
WHITMAN SADDLE COMPANY,
AND
D'S
WILKINSON & KI1
j WILKINSON & KID'S
WILKINSON & KID'S
CELEBRATED ENGLISH
SADDLES.
tT Fine Harness of any style made to
order; All work is ' HAND-MADE, and
Guaranteed.
A full stock of Leggings, Saddles, Bri-
dies, Collars, Riding and Buggy Whips,
Spurs, etc., always jon
examine our goods.
JONES &
hnnd. Call and
P0RTNER,
16 N. Court Square.
s.
R. KEPLER.
Asheville
N. C,
e N. C
Call
CO.. .
Street.
HAND; LAUNDRY
n '"l.l
street. In
VALLEY HALL I
We arenow prepared to do first-class laun
We
do not
Hrv wnrlcf in prprv nartioiilflr
use any Steam Machinery that will! wear
AND TEAR THE GOODS.
and care- all work done
BY
ob Work, Roofing and Guttering
HAMPTON & FEATHERSTON,
Ash ville, N
C
HAND, -TiS
i i ! r h
and the result is goods are well taketi care of.
If you want to wear first-class laundry wrk
send us your goods.
G. W.
And A
i
HIGGINS.
T. BO WEN.
Office-at Carson's Stationery Stor-
March 9tli, 1888.
Now as always here
tofore, I oiler 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,
Main St.
mch9 ;
53 South
W
EST ASHEVILLE.
Parties wishing to purchase
!
& BUILDING & LOTS, & OR
1
J. GARDEN
il :. I
LAND
From one to one hundred
wards the SULPHUR SPRINGS
E. G. Carrier; at the Springs ot
; - Il l' h :l I
ap46m CARRIER & GASTON
acres, west to-
will call on
USICAL INSTRUCTO
Alain street;;
Asheville: i
by
mail,
39
address
. r
11. O
M
H..O- Himes will take a limited number of
pupils in music on Piano or Organ. For fur
ther imformation apply at
tor 35 South
Box 223,
HIMES.
Clover Club ITrr ' . v;imk
Cloykk Club I'ukij Vuik
Clovlk Clvd Pure ll . vin.s;,
!
cbo
" V
0
Fori Puritv of t.hara
and richness of (iavor, it;
no equal.
HAMPTON & FEA I ! 1 ' KSToX,
ma v 24-tf
Nor
w
0. MULLER K ,).,
No. 7 South M . Hklet.
Dealers in all kinds o.'
dies Wines, Ale, Porter,
&c. KENTUCKY RYl
Whiskies a Specialty.
t Of D
IKTi
th
unb
r the
M.U tin
V.UVKi
1 1 DISTILLERS' AG I., it- 'K
PURL NORTH CAR"! ! "A 0)1
: WII1SKI. .
AND Al'PL
SLi.A'.iJY.
Carolina.
Stn
twe
crh
con
our
our
oft
fim
picn
oft
t K
rigl
the
BSrrUREliARLEVMA' i 'lUSKKvW
Medical Purposes, alwa; stwk. cve
Aercnts and Authorized i isot ;'
mit
, . -
ANHliUSliR-i .1 : CII j-vai
1 ' r 1
-- -. -- an
: , ".Do
i .
Brewing Association's ' 1 Amti
I era
Louis LAGER BEER, 1m W-stcrsS full
i i l,lc
ma
11 ic
for
bui
I
i me
' . tni
eut
rev
;
I tii
I
an
dit
TCI
THE " ORIGINAL ' i '.i'tlSt' , tV
It
tin
cri
- - tht
i 1 rc
en;
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Anglo Nevada, of California
Continental, of New York
Hamburg-Ifrcmtn, of Gtri.i.'
London Assurance, of EiIrI.
Niagara, of New York '
Orient, of Hartford, , ......
Phcnix, of Brooklyn,..-
St. I'aul Fire & Marine, of M
Southern, of New Orleans,...
Western, of Toronto,
U.S. Mutual Accident .
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rough aad dressed, Moul'- V t,
Lathes, Sash, Doors, Blin l'Vr i
and. yellow pine, Sash Wei; ,,sS.ltcN'
Cements, plaster, Lime, II- ' '
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building, would do well t 'c 'J
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timatesonany or all oft!.. V,0fl 1
and having h-d large exi- "-" u
line, can give you bottom '' ,!n '(fJ, '
line of Cements, Plaster, Hr' jj,: I
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WTolfe building, South-ens O'l"1' u
Asheville, N .
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