North Carolina Newspapers

THE DAILY CITIZEN Will be published rverv m.rtling ( except M on oar) at the fallowins: rates atnctlv cash- Dm Year $6.00 8ix Monthi 3.00 Three Months i.go One Month o One Week 15 Our carrier will deliver the paper every morning In every part of the city to our sub scribers, and parties wanting it will please vnu ... uic vi iinn umn. New AdvertlaetueuUt. Notice Prank O'Donnell. Announcement J. A. Marquardt. Skates Given Away Skating Rink. Meteorological Report For the 24 hours ending at 9 p. m. December 23, 1889: IT. S. Signal Ssryicb Station. Winyah Sanitarium, Ashcville, N. C LAT. 38.36 N. LONG. 82.26 w. BLE. 2350 FT. TEM P'BRA 1'UKE."" 7 a m2 p in 1 0 p ml Mai. I Min. Daily Mean rElativb Humidity. 7am 100 2pm 32 9pm 51 Daily Mean 7am 2 646 " ABSOLUT B llUMIDITY." (In grains per cubic foot of air.) 2pm 2.1 13 9pm 2.S7 Daily Mean 2.405 "PRBCFPiTAtt?rC Rain and melted snow Inches 0.04 Snow depth. Inches 0 BAROMETER." (Cor. for alt. & tern. Danv .Mean 30.49 Rising WIND. WEATHER Direction. I Force (aculeO to 101 Pair N&NB I 1 J to clear. Oxone Of possible amount, 60 per cent. KARL VON RUCK, M. I) , Observer. Another Prize Flitht. Brussels, Peeemlwr 23. A fiijlit be twecn Jim Smith, of England, and Frank Slavin, the Australian champion was (ought this morning m private grounds situated three miles from Brges. Then was much squabbling from the outset and the conduct ot smith s party-reterei at the conclusion of the 1 4-th round de clared the fight a draw and refused t remain on the grounds. Smith's party evidently saw their man would be water and broke into the ring and interfere!: with the fair progress of the fight. Fatal Common. Ishpknino, Mich., December 2X There was a tail end collision on the Dulutl division of the Duluth, South Shore am Atlantic railroad yesterday morning One freight train ran into the rear end 01 another, because of the failure of a brakeman on the first section to go out and flag. Brakeman Ryan, who was asleep in the caboose ot the hrst section was instantly killed, and his companion, T. Cammers, was fatallv injured, as was also Chatham, the engineer of tin second section. Burning; of Cotton CarifOM. London, December 23. The cotton steamers Suez and Pawnee from Savan nah have been burned on the quay at Genoa, fifteen hundred bales damaged b fire and water. The cargoes of steatnerf nnie and Letenibro Iroin New Orleun 'so reported to have been destroyed. TtlMUMtroufi Cave In vs. Cal December 2M. A it the land mine, Ange "ia Calvera countv ying sixt.,, men. Then .et ot getting tt,,.m out alive, .il the victims had far-iilies. A Piece of Advice Many put off buying presents till tb last moment, when there is a great rusl. and the stocks are picked over. See my large ad. on second page. Read it care fully. My goods are marked lower and 1 have a finer stock than ever before. Coiiu and see lor yourself. J. H. Law, .17, 59 and fil S. Main St. Much Cotton Burned. St. Long. Mo., December 23. The cot ton compress at Fort Worth, Texas, with ten car loads of cotton on thetrack. and about two thousand hales on the platform were burned Sunday. Loss $150,000. Announcement. The Bonanza wine and liquor store will be closed Christmas day. Custom ers will please take notice. J. A. Marqi ardt, Manager. MARKKTtt BV TGLEURAHH, Money and Securities-cotton -ProvlHloiiH and Produce. HON BY AND BBCl'RITlKS. Nkw York. Dec. 23 Exchange quiet but steady $.(U Ki$i.Ku'-i. Mbney close, 6a9. Sub-Treasury balances Gold, $160,1(13, 000; currency, $7,404,000. Government bonds dull but tirm I per cents, $1,271.; 4 jicr cents, $1.U4:'.. State bonds dull but tirm. Ala.ClassA 2a5 loiii.3INt Pac.lstmor IJOV Ala. ClasB.5s..l09 IN. Y. Central ... no Oa. 78, mort loua N. C. Cons., 9..1-' N. C. Cons., 4s 9li4 S. C. Brown's. ..105 Tenn. (is loUT.IKeadinic Tenn. 5s loVi,f Rich. Allc. fill 31 N. & V. plil. Northern Puc N. P. pfd TOt. 'acini-Mail 3ti; 3HS, Pelham's Drug Store, No. 24 Patton avenue, opposite Grand Central hotel. Swannanoa Hotel. Unexcelled cuisine. Popular with tourists, families and business men. Electric cars pass the door. RAWLS BROS. febldly Propr's. ESTABLISHED 1874. W.C.CARMICHAEL APOTHECARY, 20 SOUTH MAIN STREET, ASHEV1LLE, N. E DO NOT SELIi (HE A I Dltl'GH, but WILL SELL YOl Uiinis cheai', and it you don't believe what we sa, give us a trial and be con vinced. Our prescription dt nartinent is excelled ov nont It is etiuipped with the best goods that money can buy trom h. Merck, Darmstadt dermany, Jbdward li. hquibl riirke, Davis Jt to., Jnt Wveth & Bro., and from othe leading manufacturing chem ists in this country and Eu rone, whose goods fr purity cannot be questioned, l're- scnptions hlled at all hours lav or night, and deliverer free of charge to any part of the city. Our stock 01 Drugs I atent Medicines and Drug rists' Sundries is complete and at prices that defy com petition. Don t iorget tht place, o. 20 S. Mam street where you will at all times he served bv a competent pity scnptionist. FOR HKNT. The very desirable rooms now occupied by the Asheville Library, over Law's store. Possession given January 1. Apply to BBARPKN, RANKIN & CO., decl tjanl Or to n. 8. Watson. Administrator's Sale. DESIRABLE PROPERTY OFFEREO I will Hell at auction, on the premises at Al xniuicr, N. C, on Friilny, the 27th ilav of eccmher. 1S8'., the perHonal iironerty of the ate A. M. AltxandiT, consisting ot HORSHS. MULfcS, CATTI.U, WAGONS, Mowing Machines and other farming ininle nentfi, iiottMenold and kitcncn i-urmture. nclmiing Stoves, KnngfS, etc., suitjiblreithcr or lintel or private use, and various other :irtK'ies. There nrr t went v-t t i 'J'j i mtileH, unhrok- n. will be 2 Years old next Hiirtng. Thev been well eared Iir, mihI a e now in ex ellent growing eondit ion, the average quality my 01 ntgn graue. TERMS: AM DiirehnM-H for less than Five Dollars. ash ; urn-liases f(.r a greattr amount on a redit ut six months, to be wvured bv note with approved sureties l beaming interest at per centum iroin tlate. Fur other iiiloi iiULtiun address me at Ashe ille, N. C. X. S. Morrison, Adm'r of A. M. Alexander, d iiovlT dec 2 2 wt Tenn. Set., 3a 7-h,iK. & W. Point.. IMU. Virginia bs fin IKock Island ynu, Virginia Cons... 87 Northwestern ...11 IV do pfd ...142 ! Del &Lack East Tenn St. Paul do pfd Tex. Pacific 2U Tenn Coal &I'n 7t 27VM t'nion Pacific fi'.U. wrhl't- J- central. ..12 Lake Miore 10M i,Mo, Pacific 73 Lou. & Nash HCiVbI Western Union 83L2 Mem. & Char... 0 Cotton-seed Oil Mob& Ohio 12 Certificates 31 U "mu, ot vnai..,iuu lurunswicu iSAy COTTON. NkwVork, Dec. 23. Cotton tjuiet. Sales to-iay o nates; mHldling uplands 10W: mid dling Orleans lOt. Total net receipts at all porisioHjayor,tji. exports to oreat Brit ain ia,ub. stock 71H.H31 bales Nttw Yohk, Dec. 23. Cotton Net receipts gross nmua rutures closed very steadv. Sales 2'J.hoO bales. Dec 10.11alO.12jJune 10 35al0.3. j an lo.uHiu.usjuiv 10. 41 a 10. 4-2 Feb... 10.09al0.10iAugUitt..,.10.4talO.47 March ....10.15aU.loSept 10.O5alO 07 April 10.21al0 22Oct i.M2a 9.84 May 10.2balU.29 PROVISIONS AND PRODLC8. Cincinnati, Dec. 23. Flour dull. Wheat no. zrea7H. corn No. 2 mixed 32. Oat No. 2 mixed 24. Pork 9. 00. Bulk meats quiet, wtiiskey steady l.2. Chicago. Dec. 23. Cashquotationsto-day were as follows: Flour steady. Wheat No. 2 rea 7S. corn wo. 2 32. Oats No. 2 20. Mess pork H rtai 25. Lard 5.K5a5.S7iA. Short ribs 4.65a4.80. Whiskey 1.02. New York, Dec. 24. Southern flour dull Wheat dull No. 2 red 85ia86L4. Com mod erately active Iec. 41. Oats dull and weaker Dec. 2H. Coffee Dec. 16 HOal5.9U Sugar refined dull and casv. Molasses- New Orleans stendy. Petroleum refined here 7.50. Cottonseed oil easier. Pork firm. Lard western steam 6.20. Freights steady Cot ton 7-32 D; Grain 5D. 430 SKATES 6IYEN AWAY ! Por only 75c. a pair complete at THE RINK On Patton Avenue. Masquerade Carnival Christmas night. Special attractions each night ADD MISSION. ONLY 10 CHNT8. Open afternoons and evenings throughout the holidays. Good scats, good lights and plenty Skate ftcys. ANNOUNCEMENT. The Bonanaa Wine and Liquor Store will be closed Christmas Day. Customers will please take notice. J. A. MAROUARDT, Manager. OT1CB. The Carolina Saloon will be closed on Christmas Day and New Year's Day. Friends and patrons of mine will please take notice. dcc24d3t PRANK O'DONNELL. NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN. l'olk'i- record of Rev. I. I.. Carroll, of Ashr- iilc. N. L, issued Dec. 18H1I. I'oliey No. lT.M'js. 10 I'avment Life. Aire 6. Atnouut l.ril'0, Annual Premium $173. .(. Premium. Cashdiv. Add.div. Ami ins. XM!...$173 Ml) JiJ.fXPO HM3... 173 9(1 .r,()ll 173 90 $2!t .to $U (M) l'.r,ti KM5... 173 "10 31 4i t',7 Oil I'.li.'il fists... 173'JO 35 IS 73ltt l!,7o4 ... 17390 7H i'T lr.'.ttll) 2.KB3 173 1ttt 1 55 H'J OO 2.945 SH9... 173 90 3H Kti OO 3.031 Itouble dividend. A douljle dividend is now paid on All policies the fifth year from issue. The ahove statement is thorouuhlv accu rate, nml I am greatly pleased with my pol icy in the Northwestern. I recommend this inpany aud its ttuent, Mr. Krnest L. Kw- latik, to all persons desiring to insure their ves. J. I.. l AKKOLL.. Ashcville, N. C, Ilec. 0, 'X9. All other companies are challenired to pro- nee a policy record of same date, tiKe und iml in comparison. For any further information appiv tti KKNKST I.. i:VliNK. Ashcville or lleudersonville, N. C tlec7 dim tu thu sat Do not think oi'lm.vinSilk Mufflers, Hiindkerehiefs mikI Men's Linen Ihindkerchiefs until you liaveseen ourstock. A liirite lot closed out bv Mr. Redwood, and divided be tween the Hielnnond house and ourselves. The same stor.v on several kindred lines. II. REDWOOD & CO. DRY GOODS. FANCY GOODS. HATS, SHOES, CLOAKS AND CLOTHING, We are slaughtering our Cloaks and Wraps. Compare our priees with others. imrTiiiiiijri!MiiiiiiiiMiiii-iiiiiiiiiTiiliiiiiiiiiiilii-iiii MISCELLANEOUS. GO TO GRANT'S PHARMACY FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. ASHEVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS. -EJELLICO COAL,E t AT RETAIL, i For Grate,. . ... For Stoves, - BEST ANTHRACITE For sole at Wholesale and Retail bjr ASHEVILLE COAL COMPANY, Telephone 36. Exclusive Agents (Domestic and Steam) for Western North Carolina. $S-oo $4.50 COAL Order from your Grocer, our "ROLLER KING" PATENT It is made in Asheville, "VOII KNOW," And we pledge our word for it, that no WHITER BREAD, BISCUIT, ROLLS, Can be made from any imported Flour. ELECTRIC LIGHT Is the most nonular strain-lit fronds in tliim nmrL-nt Ask your Grocer for the above Brands, manufactured by tin ASHEVILLE MILLING CO. Telephone No. 36. 39-THE SHOE STORE.-39 REMOVED TO NO. 39 PATTON AVENUE. LEADERS TO THE LADY HOUSE Chicago & Alton R.R. FASTBST ROt'TB TO KANSAS CITY AND THE WEST Asheville to Kansas City In 37 hour.. Asheville to Denver in 51 boars. Asheville to San Francisco. California, and Portland, Oregon, in S davs. tfona vestitiolea i rains Kt. Louts to Kan. as City. Reclining chair car free. For full Information call on or write to B. A. Newland, District Pasaenrer Agent, No. 10 Patton Ave., Asheville. N.C. J. CHARLTON, C. P. A., Chicago, IU. Having recently added to our large stock a full line of the FINEST IMPORTED GROCERIES, We respectfully ask that you all and examine same. We now offer the largest md finest stock of Table Delicacies Sver offered in this market. Juying for cash in large lots we can otter you goods at front 10 to per cent, less than regular prices. Our store has recently been Wit ted and with our latead- ditions offers greater induce ments than any house in the trade. We haven't space to give a omplete inventory of our immense stock, but have four oors packed to speak for themselves. We mention only a few: Fine Teas, finest fresh ousted Coffee, sold on New- York market, (same as used t Hoffman House), Maple Syrup, Imported Sweet. Spie- d and Sour Pickles, Ancho- ies, Calves' Feet Jelly, Cur- I'owder, I'otted Game, Olives, Olive Oil, Capers, Sal ad Dressing, Paper Shell Al monds, Grenoble Walnuts. eeansand Filberts, Mince Meat, Plum Pudding, Oat- akes. Oatmeal, Tapioca, Sago, Granum, Manioca, Macaroni, Vermicelli, Mush rooms, Pate de Foie Gras, .lullienne, Oranges, Lemons, Grains', Itananas, Prunes, Cranberries, New Crop Haisins, Figs, Currants, Citron. Gilt Edge Extracts, Crosse & Iilackwell's, Gordon & Ditworth's and Philip J. Ritter Conserve Company's Jellies, Jams and preserves in wood und glows, Guava Jelly, Preserved Ginger, Choc olate, Bronia, Cocoa, etc. When passing call and look at our stock. shoes OK ALL GRADES, HATS. Special Attention Ulven to "Style" and "Quality" of Goods Herring & Weaver, - Asheville, N. C. 9 OAK STREET INN, ASHKVILLE, N. C.t Itt autifully Im-atcd in a grove of OHka nmJ white pine, with no dust or noinc. at the cor ner ol Oak and Woodfiu streets, near the Female College, and only three quare Iron, the We have a number of eleguntly-fumistaed room to accommodate boarders who desire nice, quiet place, away trom the hotels. Nice rooma. new furniture, vonri t'nrv, firtftiims vuuK.ug, ul reusuuHoie prices, aiho, qui ana coia uutns. Dr. T. J. HARGAN, Proprietor. COMPOUND OXYGEN ANDMEDICATED BALSAM VAPOR. All modern and latest improved methods for treating chronic diseases of the lungf throat and nose, bv the inhalation of vuuorized and atomized liuids hv the nn.-nmi.rif qh compressed air apiurrtitus; also Compound Oxyireu in connection with the vaporized Bal sam (the balsam obtained from the natural hniaam trees near Asheville.) e aiso manufacture a t ionic i reattucnt 01 tno Lompouni) Oxygen, which is, equal to the office treatment, and will be sent on application b express, tin receipt of price. Our success here for the past three years with this trcatnrnt has been phenomenal, hav ing cured many cases that were pronounced hopeless, whust nuics and residences can be obtained by calling at the Sanitnrium. By permission we .eici to the following well-known gentlemen of Ashcville: K. J. Aston, ex-Mayor ; J. K. Keed, Luk t-. a. Court; Ker.G.O. Ran kin, pastor First Methodist Church; Rev. W. A. Nelson, p to. tor First tfAptist Church; 11 T Collins, Capt. Natt Atkinson. T. J. HARGAN, 91. D. LliWlS MAUUUX, Pre. L. P. McLUl'H, Vicc-Prcs. J. B..RANKIN, Cashi.r. Uirbctoks: Lewis Maddux, M.J. Bcarden, M.J. 1'bkk. J- B. Rankin, J. E. Ray, I. B. Rd S. H. Kced. Geo. S. Powell. C. M. McLoud. WESTERN CAROLINA BANK, ASHBV1LLB, N.C, PBBRUARY 1st, 1889. Orsanized May 1st, 1888. CAPITAL, SSO.ooo. . . SURPLUS, Cio.ooo STATE. COUNTY AND CITY DEPOSITORY. Does a General Hanking Business. Deposits received. Exchange bought and sold. Col lections made on nil accessible points. The Saving Feature will receive special attention. On all sums in this department, deposited for four months or longer, interest at the rate of 4 per cent. ier annum will be paid. Special attention given to loans on real estate, which will lie placed lor long time on real sonable terras. Open trom 9 a. m. to 3 p. in. On Saturdays the Saving Department will heopentill H p.m. lebadtf CAMPBELL'S GINGER ALE. A majority of pernor have the impression that CARBONATED HKVKRAUK8 are only palutalile in w arm weather. While this is true In a measure as regard soma watkk, "GIN(;i;it AI.K" is an exception, owing to its WAKUiMiuualities. VI.NGKH ALE is essentially a Wintkk Beverage. private lamilies can order through their Grocer, qr from the Pactory. 217 Haywood Street, direct. C. H. CAMPBELL. H. T. COLLINS. President. E. E.EAGAN, Secretory ASHEVILLE ICE COMPANY. Pure Ice made from Distilled Water. Patton Avenue. Office: No. 30 D. C. Waduell, President. W. W.Barnard, Vice President. Lawrence Pulliam, Cashier. CAPITAL, $150,000. THE NATIONAL BANK OF ASHEVILLE, THE LARGEST AND OLDEST BANK In Western North Carolina. Thin Hank it authorized by the State Treasurer to receive State Taxes from Sheriffs, and receipt for name. Interest will be paid on money deposited for four months or longer, and certificates of deposit issued for same. - DIRKCTORH I .1 I' Key. SAWYER. J. L. CAUROLL. J. (.. MARTIN. W. W. BARNARD, 1). C. WADDELL, (i. W. WILLIAMS. Of Wilmington. N. C. TERRIBLE ACCIDENTS ! ! Like thoK which occurred in this city a few day afro, by one of which WO MEN WERE KILLED In the gus explosion, and by the other a man sustained a HORRIBLE CtTN-HOT WOUND, Only emphasize the fact that EVERYONE, No mntter what their business, should take out an Accident Insurance Policy. - "'-"- "ui a sin u h Bum nr u Yin r h innarancc, ana you l ANlttli r a rk t TO OO WITHOI T IT. Call at our office and insure now. in the "B TRAVELERS' LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY, Anil you will never regret it. This company is the strongest and best In the world. JENKS & JENKS, Agents, Room) 9 & io, McAfee Block, 28 Patton Ave., Aheville,:N. C. W. T. PKNNIUAN W. It. PBNM1MAN. PENNIMAN & C0., JOBBERS AND DRALBKS IN- HLARJIWiAiRIE ASHEVILLE, N. C. AGENTS POR DUPONT POWDER CO., RICHMOND STOVE CO., CORTLAND WAGON CO- OLD HICKORY WAGONS, STUDEBAKER WAGONS, MOLINE SCALE CO. ENGINES, SAW MILLS, ETC. M CORMICK HARVESTING MACHINE CO. H. T. COI.I.IXS. President. P. C. McINTIKK. Vice-President. PHILIP MclKTiRB. SuKrintcndent, J. S. WEST, Auditor. THE WESTERN DRESSED BEEF AND PROVISION CO. COLD STORAGE.: Wholesale and Retail Dealers in CHOICE MEATS. Telephone Call 4. ur aim will be to serve our customers with meats equal in quality to any that can be tained in this or any other market. Please give us a trial, at Mclntire's old staad. sept la dly POWELL & SNIDER E. FOGETTE, Architect. Plans and specifications prepared and esti mates gives, at abort notice. Ofllce: W'olfc Building, Court House Square AJberille, N. C. may30dly IN E W I GOOD SI- Just In, and We are Going to Sell Them. All kinds of Dry Goods, Notions, Dress Goods, Ginghams, Domestic, Jeans, Flannel, Blankets, Shoes, Boots, Huts lots of them bought for less than cost of making. Some of them cost nothing and a half, and will lie sold the same way. We are agents for some of the lar gest Factories In the South and can sell yon Home-made Jeans, all wool filled, for less than you can get them from any other store in the State. We keep GRAHAM'S HOMB-MADB SHOKS, and will give yon any style at as low price as' any other factory In the State, and guarantee every pair. A great many of our goods were bought at auction and late In the season, so we can sell them lower than yon. will And them at any other store in the Rtate. Try and see. Prices made in the store. Asheville Dry Goods Co., 1 7 North Main street, 1st door below I'ennlman's Hardware Store, J. O. HOWELL, Manager. MANN, JOHNSON & COMPANY, SUCCBSSORS TO SHEPARD, MANN ft JOHNSON, AfD THE BLAIR FURNITURE CO., NO. 37 PATTON AVENUE, Wholesale and Retail Furniture Dealers, And Undertakers. 4r Prompt attention given to all orders, day or night BROOM FACTORY. UANFOAO J. LOCKWOOD. SUD-S1DI Brooms, Whisks), Hearth and Celling: Brooms. Mill and Pactory grades specialty. Quo tation. and samples free. fcblBdly Street Car Schedule Beginning at R.3S a. n. Bndlng 10.00 p. m. Car leave 8quare for Camp Patton 85 min utes after each even hour, and for Doodieday 8S minute after each odd hoar. Car leave Square for Melke'a every hoar. Car leave Sqaare for Depot every half hoar. TUB A8HBV1LLB 8TRBBT Blf. CO. J. C. BROWN. MERCHANT t TAILOR, as Patton Avenue, (Neat to Grand Central Hotel.) aprSdly fOR RENT. , One 11 room house on Stamr avenue with all modern improvements. Por terms anal, tn M T. C. 9TARNES. deS dtf Or M. B. Roberta. PLUMBING, STEAM AND GAS FITTING, TIN AND SLATE ROOFING, ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORK. Plans and Specification Furnished on Application We have thorough mechanic in each line who have had many years' experience in their business w can safely guarantee oar patrons satisfaction in oar work, low figures BALLARD, RICH & BOYCE. (eblBdlv THE HICKORY INN." HICKORY, N. C. Electric Light.. Gai, Hot and Cold Water Bath, and Toilet, on each floor. Cuisine and appointments unsurpassed. ; FRANK LQCGHRAN, Proprietor. THE BONANZA." THE LEADING ' v WINE AND LIQUOR , STORE V IN THE STATE. FINE SAMPLE AND BILLIARD ROOM. j. a. MARgvAsurT, I KO. 43 S. UAft ST., ASHEVILLE, U. C