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THE DAILY CITIZEN. The Citizen Is the must extensively clreu I -icd and widely read newspaper in Western North Carolina. Its discussion of public men and measures In in the interest of public integrity, hont-st government, and prosperous industry, and it knows no personal allegiance in treating pub lie issues. The Citizkn publishes the dispatches of the Associated Press, which now covers the whole world in its scope. It has other facili ties of advanced journalism tor gathering news from all quarters, with everythingutre tully edited to occupy the smallest space. Specimen copies of any edition will be sent ,ee to any one sending their address. Trk MS -Daily, $rt for one year ; $3 for six months ; 50 cents for one mouth ; lf cents for o.ie week. Curriers will deliver the paper in every part of the city to subscribers, ami par ties wanting it will please call at the Citizkn rice. Advbrtisino Ratks Reasonable, mid made known on application at this ofhec. All transient advertisements must be paid in ad vance. Reading notires ten cents per line. Obitu ary, marriage and soeielv nutiees titty cents each (not exceeding ten lines) or fifty cents per inch. TI HSDAY, OCTOHKK 1. tSS. VOOD WOKPM FOR THK CITI- The i ws-f ihscrvcr nl" the L".Uh, in iiiotin a portion of :i mcnt cililorivil froin Tin-: Citizkn, nays: Tin-: Asmkvili.k Citizkn is not only itiu' of the hiUhlsoim'St of pupcrs in ;i- j tea ranee. lint it is also one ot the nest diteil in the cuunlrv. I'artienlarlv are its editorials to lie commended, for we j donhl whether the cvcellent articles it I has eotitained for some months have ! been surpassed in the columns of any j other jonniaj ever published in the Mate. And the lone of Tim: Citizkn is of the highest order. The Wilmington Messenger of I he IMt h. iti c tic it ini liberally from two editorials of Tin-: Citizkn, says: There is no paper that we see that bet ter voices real North Carolina opinions and principles than Tim-: Ci itzi-.n as now edited. The Charlotte Chronicle has also used similar lanuac; and the I VUtsIuh j; Index-Appeal, ipiotin an editorial Irom Till-: Cii izi N, sjH-aksofit as "one ot the ablest dailies in North Carolina." These commendations from three of the tnrenuist daily papers in this State, and from one of the leading p:ixrs in Vir ginia, arc, of course, very jjratityin;. We do not quote thein with any feeling of vanity. The won, of journalism is illus tration of casting bread upon thcwalers. It drifts about on the seas of popular fa vor or caprice, anil its return is "after many days" of watching, waiting, pa tience, and often hopelessness. Its most jjralefuJ, if not its must substantial re turn, is the knowledge t hat its work has not been thrown away, and that in its wandering, silent, and apparently tin recognized labor, tt has found a lodg ment in some heart or mind, uerminated to the devel pnient of some healthv tone j MriK-tiet-"! a and sentiment. This is the reward that seems to have come to ns : and we thank our generous eontemnnrnriesfnrenahltuir ! ,cl,"laLn,u us so sensiblv to feel the gratification of! "I"" l,K' such reward. There is another teelin that impels us to make nublic the kindlv expressions i quoted above. It relates 'to our own I cxlKTts ;,(Ktl'L il ;i people am! section. There was a time in no remote past, w hen this transmontaue section was in the eyes of a part of North Carolina, to make another applieationol a lineof Cn.lds nit h. "Remote, unfriended, snliiary, ou ." It is a pleasure to us to have been able to present it in brighter aspect; and a greater pleasure that in the features which are assumed to illustrate the intel- A IIAPPV RKTOHT. t We are proud of the attitude taken by Governor ImjwIc in his reply to Secretary i Proctor in regard to the purpose of the I war department to locate certain cap-1 tive Apache Indians in the mountain j country of North Carolina. We arc glad j the views expressed recently in Tim- Or izi.n have such emphatic endorsement from our chief executive. Governor Fnwle neatlv brings to the notice of Secretary Proctor the subject ol "abandoned lands" in the old Stale of Vermont, insinuating very humorously the decay that has fallen upon that an cient hotbed of humanitai inn ideas. As she has shrunk ami shrivelled under their application, and has ceased to lc the prosperous home of the white man. these I ideas may receive new impulse by plant-! iiiL' in the once tamous (uvea Mountain . Slate, a new grow th of aboriginals who I will be nltogcthcrin the care and keeping j of these philanthropic busy bodies; or the 'Ini'S, Hi'llllTW immigrating negroes oi t tic outn, so dear to the hearts ol the sympathizing mgroopholisl s, may be invited to till the same empty fields. We quote the following paragraph Irom I loverm r l:ow le's let ter : In the consideration of your suites lion 1 have been impressed vcrv stroiielv with the Illness of certain portions of the Stale of Vermont for the objects you have in view, and kg to direct your attention to the enclosed clipping from a newspaper giving an extract from the recent K'eport ot' the Commission of Agri culture of that Slate, from wh'Vh it appears there are extensive tracts ot land abandoned by the while population, and tor which other occupants arc desired. I am sine when thehigh charac ter tor tnoralitv and nood order of Un people of Vermont, the stability of their, institutions, the heallhlulness of the c!i- i Slb'l V mate, the proximity of ihelocalil v in the I ;;reat centers of wealth, intelligence and philnuthrophy. and theevideul solicitude of the Stale authorities to build up their waste places are considered, no happier spot could be chosen tor your purposes. FALL100G8 TIIKliKi stoki: ( ) ' Itostli Ilros. V Wright Is now o eillowiiifi'w il li li'i largest iiiid prettiest stock of Dry !oods ever liroujrlit lo tliis niiirki't. I 1 1 'ariettas. ( ';i si i lucres. Mo liair Clolli. Jubilee CloHi. Turner (iootls, Velvets. ' Worsted. Kiiiei-down in .-ill Press (iiii"- hnnis. etc. NOTIONS! XOTHWS! All sorts of .Not ions, inclnd- j inji' Viinkee Not ions. ;ind some of I lie pret t iesl N you ever Noted. Some of t lie mi I iii' Never-Fail t llil t ever I 'liscili Hoods. Tolio III end Tile pl'ot t ies liels yoll e ( Ills T3IK HOTELS. STRAUSS' RESTAURANT ANIl- Oyster Parlor. wit ions isl - iiscina- Fascinnlois! lied. I I HOI'I AN PLAN. i Itli'.-iN at all Hours. IClecd it Cars Faun tlitr Door. I liiki- plt'.'isniT ill .'innotinritiK tilt Ovsti-r SiiiSMii cil' 1HHS-'',M luis iik-ih'iI. unit my Innn fHTii'iur in tlic business justifies mc in .-issiiriuu the pulilk that I can plt-asr anil snt ist'v all rustoiHcrs. I will st-rvc nvsli-rs in thr lust stvk-, anil draliiiK only witli reliable In. uses, eat! utler llie linesl bivalves tin the market. Try our Philadelphia Fry, in- Pun Kniit. Boston Hhv Stcwsd specitt 1 1 v. i '.real curt- will In- tnketi w ith nil orders I si-'l only thf hncsl uml freshest oysters that i'.-mi Ik-Iiiid. I rtvrivr shipment direct frnm p:u lu-rs every afternoon. Chnrges rcason allr. My restaurant is also supplied with BIRDS, GAME, FRESH FISH, ETC., , I nil limes. Speeial nllentinn Ktvttl tn linly I'usliiniers. I'ulile anil att-ntive wniler. Itnaril by ilny. week i.r nidntll with nr with mil rin. ins. Il yini want the best the market .'illiirils eall nil I, STBAl'SS, ITojjT. '.-ins. ss vnrie o n nd y. j Kl.i ii-1 CHAS. D. BLANTON & CO. MKN'S ANI ROYS' CLOTHING OUTFITTERS. Our niiti is ( fill a UAi ;uit in the cil.v iUMi WO Will (lN1l illMMlt Soptoiiilier 1, willi tin pleto liiMMilClolhiii tor Mni mid Hn.vs rvrr mI HiH'i ion. Our Mr. ( HAS. IW-AXTOX oH,s i XorlliiTii rrn mm kris willi t lu ivnd.v cnsli wliicli iiisuros husini'ss f Aslirv illi. lliosl coill- lowu in tliis mid Knsl lo tin1 new jup i ' nii.v Ladit The pious editor ol the Mail uml 1) press who by the w:i eonirnsls a daily seriplural iuvoeution toehurity and god liness with an exeiss ot' hatred, maliee and all uneharilableness, ami also de votes an undue proportion ot those saii'e eolumns lo details ot" the nniusenieiits ot the ungodly has something to say in a reeent number ot" the debasement into whieh baseball has (alien. It is oulv a lew vears since that the yamc Itad its de-! flnntnt'iil mil ol :iti old rural o.-oiic itiin ' m:i 1 ion: 1 1 :u-t-iMil .-iltilit v. It was :inrnl 1 ' ' ' ' as tlie nai ioual uiime. Il was emphati cally so to-a while, and enthusiastically manly, honorable and ho d iiame. It has fallen anion-' thieve and is wofully ba tiered ami bruised in The Mail ami lv press dwells mbi nation or trusts formed tmono li;tse ball managers which devel- opes a system as bad as nero slavery, llase ball has become professional, and its livelihood. They attach iheniselves t tliese clubs, put ihemse'yes under the control of these elidis, are pitted on wafers against each other like gladiators, are sold like slaves from one club to another; and when they are worn (tut are thrown aside like old stae horses, and unlike nettm slaves, are lied iveii decent burial. They are chattels, with only t he destitution that the otlensive nameof slave is dropped ; slaves iKI'IS, crpnnrs. I runs ;iml r s;m . nuiils ;im! Cmiii ( 'n.ssinii'tt'.s. ( irnts' I'lii'iiisliin ( i( m MllnllllK'f. ( r;lll 111 oil i i ;i uiiM' Suit i r lint. : ' ; si vli von uniit . ' nrt' Sole Aiivnls for 1 1"' ultMl Morrow SIkhs for s. St V o arrive i ill line ol Ies W'iilki Il ;l d.l or I Hi i 1,,-nlies' l.-ll" IZ .laekets. 2l(liis. I.adies'aild Misses' Shoes, made liy Zieier I'ro . I'liiladelpliia. which we w''i close out at net cost . In our Store you will find the maximum of what you I want and t he minimum u ha . jyou don't want. i I'.OSTIC IiKOS. & W'KMillT. i No. 1 1 N. Court Square. The New Kackct (ioods wllie Store" has heeii , South Main Sirt t. TURNPIKE HOTEL,! Turnpike, N.C. This lii'ioitilul siiimner n-snrt is situnt'd! .iuirit'diatvl nil the Murphy iiKou ttf til'' ; V. N I K K' , ItiiM u het ween AshcvilU j , .mil V a ucsvlllr, amnti thv most nttrnvliw i -ffiivry in Hie itmiinliiiitK. j Thf liitlrl is new anil vvrll liiinishul, ami well vfiitilati'it. Tvli-Krapli ami lt . ( iriiics in llie Iioiim-. j l-'rcsh inni ion, milk tout Inillci snpplit il ; i iroin thr prctnises. j Partivs van Ivave Ashwill'- in umrniiiy ; j l :ikr ilintirr anil I'i'tiirii in thvevvniuu. I'm it rins ant uthci inlormalion, apply l' ( J. C. SinatlierH, j inl.t l;tni Matiaucr. PHIVATK BOARD. ni-w iiursi;! ni: i. itnnisii i;i i ! AIJ. MulUiKN IMPKmV KM IvNTS. HIKS. N. II. ATKINSON. No. yil 1Iii.vwimhI Stri-t-t. i junL"' il 1 v Icitual. moral, ;ind sm'iiil ;ind imlnsliial m-vmlii-U-ss. like liu'inry luinils to ilo a advatici-inciit of a pi- .pit, tlu- newspaper. ! master's l.iililiiiL' Veri'y north of Mason tilt equality of Western Nortli Carolina i 1'ixnn's line, they are inuenions in liml is jiriitcfiilly anil L'eneroiislv ailmitleil. I inti ways of whipping the ilevil amiinil ' jiiie slump. I HOOKS ASH STATIONKHV, ARTISTS' MATERIALS,! i;xi.im;i:i;: I'lCTl'KliS AMI l;H.i;S, FANV V l .l li HiS. ii im A I. I ill Htrnii ... , , , ... 1 he I 'elerslinr; Inde.v-Apiieal savs : I mler sueli mav he elasseil the pnl.lu-i . ,. , ., .' .. ... : . , , I lie New ork Mar aeenses the New lion ol tlu- testimony m sneh eases as v., .-i. ,,,.,i ,i !.;, , llf,,i;.,,,;.. ; was lironuhl out in tlie C.rissom trial. : enemy of iltnmtrney. Snpposeit is, whal ! i:ml whal is t'ireateneil. with arava 1,1 ' The lime has iasseil when p.n 1 v itl.A K HOOKS, I : V 1 K . V It: the eomlni; Hovle trial at Kl-! ti" 11 wl' "R1"' . smt' . l'"" l'''"'l.v I leaders we mean tiKii. -mi staii so i:iiai nas ever neen i su,,nu, , lK l-OIIIIS!ll- II A V K AliUIVKI). A ); lot in all lines. ALL BARGAINS. PnrticiiSi-irs next wpek. ( ; i: . t. .in.i:s & CO. pKIVATK InlAKM. j A large, airy hoiine, I11M Paitnn Avi-nue. on stmt rar line, (lood loeutinn Terms 1 innanlr. lmnl Ian. - f Financiai .icrrfi jtii t ii:.ni MKS. J. I.. SMATI1KKS. MRS. S. STEVENSON Has ri'innvvd to the johnttton HuildiiiK, Pat" ton avfiuii', eorncr of Church street, where shr i prcparrd to keep regular or transient hoardt-rs. Tahle furnished with the hest the market arl'ortls. Terms reasona hie. mar31m6 ROUND KNOB HOTEL McDowell Co-, N. C. tion, in ;iveti to the (le.eney anil morality of the people of North Caroh ia as that in llieteil liy l!:e first. There is in human nature a morbid eravinj; for prurient de tails: and when apparently authorized ly law, as the legitimate (liny of the press, a liberty w as j;iven to everyone, young and old, pure and impure, and the seeds ol moral pestilenee were sown broaileust throughout the laud. We are llonille upposiiion ot l.l brains runeanip; the i news paper. n,.v-a-ila s. li the World be taken as the standard of stability, party leaders need eoneern ' themselves very little"about ..he support ' or -pp sitii-i. of newspapers." The World whips luand fro, baekwards and , forwards, like a weather eoek. impellul by boo.lle, and also by brains; lor tlu World is wise in its own generation. Hut In. 1. 1. S. TnVS ami C.AMI-;;;. WliSTIiKN ?. C. SCKiKM, glad to believe that the press ol'Xoilh ' "'"' !I1C '"lh l" ''t'ieve thai the day of Carolina is hostile in an innovation, whieh. in the one single ease, was in dulged in ineousiilcrately under the 'nasty assumption that it was iidvaneed journ alism, and that it was a duty to imitate the vieious sensationalism deemed so es sential to I he popularity find prosperitv of many of the Northern dailies. We would inueli preter that our m'oplt be stupid in innoeent ignoranee than en lightened by menial food saluraled with moral poison. The Hovle trial tomes off this week, ami is of a eharaeter to stimulate the morbid tast-.'s of the vieiously turioi.s, and tuntaminntt the morals ol the thoughtless part. The freedom of the press is one of those institutions so inseparably tonnteted with all liberty, that any restraint upon it is always, and proierly, resented, ex cept when that liberty is abused to assail nr corrupt morality, the real foundation ol substantial lilierty. Hut to impure for a voice in church legislation in those and licentious publication the law has I churches where such legislation has been called n hall. in the hands of the whites, and who have We use with pleasure the following considered the negroes as more appro views ol the Wilmington Star. priatcly under missionary charge rathtr The trial ol Father Hovle. on a tharge than entitled to legislative representation of rape, is set for next Wednesday in j tonventions, conferences, svnods or ZttiS atKi, wilT TO?. I "-. the Chartottc ten up and published in pamphlet form. Chronicle says: The Christian Advocate entersits solemn The Negro is forcing himself to the protests against this, and also auneals front in it. He is striv-itur for social to Judge Armfield to exclude from the standing through demands that in some court room all minors, in both of which degree commend themselves, and vet the Star heartily concurs with the Advo-j which conceal the heart's aim of t in cute. We would go further than this, ! colored brother. He makes no torn ami exclude not only minors, in trials ol : plaint of the cl .sing up to him of the this chnracttr, hut every one one who I broadest channels of grace. The means had not a personal interest in the trial, I of salvation are extended as freely and or some good valid reason, aside from as abundantly to the lowest Negro as to mere morbid curiosity, lor being present, the lordliest liishop. It would seem then il the judge had discretionary powers in I that the clamoiings of the Negroes for such cases. -The publication ol such a j conference rights, comes from another honest newspapers has departed, or that real honest political principles have died out. And wc still hold lo the old tradi tions that the politician, little audjgreat. sets the old fashioned store by the sup port ..r opposition of newspa)crs. And more i ban elsewhere, the newspntx-r is a power in the laud in Virginia among tin politicians. Hr. Parker I 'rays cream Van-Ola, Kosa-! line, Ongaline and Diamond nail powder! having now become the ladies' favorites, j at l;. I. .Jacob's drug store, these popular manicure articles may alwavs lie found, i together with pocket emery board, or angc wood sticks, nail scissors, files and other such requisites. Also a complete line ol drugs and toilet articles, in addi tion to the Helie Soda Fountain from which ice cold drinks are disiensed. Cor ner Main street and I'ntton avenue. Sitaking of the demandsof the negrcx-s pamphlet would simply be pandering to -iiceniiovisness tor me purpose ol maKing a rfi.w dollars out of it. No one inspired by tr,e instincts of decency would engage in it, a no- every one who would p'oiei t the youi jg peopu. o) the stute (mm ilg dcmornl;-.,rl influence should protest against it. At tne late insane Asylum investigation, the people f this State were deluged Wll vandal enough to last for one decade at easL Do not let us have another dejll)Je , cause than that of salvation; and there- tore their motive is open to discussion and suspicion. Tlif Lndieit Delighted The pleasant effect and the perfect safety with which ladies miy usethe liquid fruit laxative. Syrup of Kigs, under all condi tions make it their favorite remedy. It is pleasing to the eye and to the taste, gentle, yet effectual in acting on the kid neys, liver and bowels. lllllll PIH ill il'.KA I'll If AMi HAM' I'AIXTHli, T IiSTAJlRK K, 21 S. itlain Street. INOKIU-K j TO j M KV. SoMI-CIIANi.KS ' IN ! ork nrsiNiiss, i I wi; oi-i-i-k !:---' - - . AT COST, nl U S I'i CK o- sn. i:k-pi.ati:ip waui-:. 1 INCU'lilNl'. KNIVIvS, FORKS, SPOONS. CASTI'KS, IU TTFKS, I'ICKIJvS, FTC. ARTHUR M. FIELD, Leading Jeweler. -THE GREATEST ATTRACTION - Is that tint tut ul KNCI.ISII HHIIil.KS ami THKKIi-HOKN CHAMOIS SEAT SAIiHl.liS nt J. M. ALEXANaiiR S And the low prices at wliich he is jhIHiik till xoods in his line. j He has increased hia ftnx and iiKimts tiJ meet the demand. j SATISFACTION Gt'AKANTE (Situated on the V. N. C. R. R. An hnnr's riile from Ashcvilk. I lirst class in every respect. Mineral waters I. it hia. Inm, Alum and I run. Kcd and White Sulphur and Muunt-sia. The most pieturcsipic spot in Weslern I North Carolina. Parties leaving Asheville on the 1 p. tn. tniin eiiu have dinner on their arrial liy tel eKraphinK from the depot. Terms reasonable Sccial rales to fa mi lies. J. Billow ICrwiilt ju 111 d.'tm r'roprietnr. J. W. SCHARTLE, MERCHANT TAILOR 42 N. Main St. filrjoiliv JAItlKS FRANK, IIKAI.HK IN FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Axcnl for Reenw CriTk Woolen Mill. THE YOUTHS', BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT Will if'piviMiiii-scciiil iittcntion, iind (o Hiis wr wj tlic I'spiM-inl jittciition of Mothers. Sisters mid Aunts. North Main I IcblOdly AHhcville, N. C 1 11 11 i o n i 11 11 o o Write to any of your friemls in Marion, N. C, nnd ask them what Mrs. Joe Per son's Remedy did for Mr. A. L. Pinlcv. I 'RACKET' COLC&IS. WM. R. PENNIMAN, rKlU'KlliTOK MP THE ASKEVILLE BRICK WORKS, AHhcvlllc, N. C. P. . Box P. marl.'trtly A NEW ENTERFRISK. The Hand Laundry will open on Monday, at the foot of Mrs. WiNon'H hill, under the management of (. V. IliEKinM. All work done neatly by hand. GEO. KI9I11ER, GENERALCONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Moaaic Tile and Cement work a specialty. Orates, KaiiKeti and Boilers net. Buildinjcn moved nnd repaired in first ela manner. SewernKC. drainage and trajm for the same thoruuKhly understood and promptly at tended to. Office: Wolfe Building. Court House Square, Asheville, N. C. maySUdly p)THB PUBLIC. The undersijrned may lie found in Shank's new buildinic. one door west ol J. F. Wood Imry's stable, on College trest. They are prepared to manufacture carriages, huggies, wagons, and anything else tn their line. Re pairing and horse-shoeing are specialties. They have secured the wrrvicesof Henrv Pow ell, and would be pleased to receive a liberal hare of patronage. Satisfaction guaranteed. juta aotn uuKnui iu tiunAKU, OUR GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS Will lie replete wilh nil the Novelties ol" (lie sen.son in the ii,v of Neekwenr. OUR HAT DEPARTMENT Will receive due attention, nnd in it run he found from the eonventioiiiil J I if4.li lint down to the Soft Knoek-nhout. We have already placed our order for a line of MEN'S FINE SHOES With one of the most popular makers. Our mode of business shall be STRICTLY )XK I'lilCE, M' warranted as rej.resentetlor inoncv- refunded. Our openiii",' will lie announced in duo time. CHAS. D. BLANTON & CO., One Price Clothiers, Patton Avenue, - - Asheville, N C.
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