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THE DAILY CITIZEN. J. D. CAMERON, Editor. II. D. CHILD, Huxincss Maunder. Thr Daily Citiukn will lie published ever morning incept Mon. lay) at the following rate strictly cash: One Yenr n.or Montha 3 in Three Montha l.f One Month ft" Ope Week 1.' Our carrier will deliver the pnper ever' morning In every part of the eity to onr auh acribera, anil pnrtica wnnting It will pica" call at thr CfTUKM Office AnvHKTlalMi Ratk Rcnaonablc.nndraad, known on application at thin office. Al transient advertiaemcnt muat be paid In od Tance. The Citiirn lii the moat extensively cireu tntrd anil widely read newspaper in VYcaten North Carolina. lta diacuaaion of public men and meaaure la In the Intercut of publk integrity, honeai Coveromenl, anil pmaperoua Iniluatry, ami i' nowH no pcraonul ullcgiunce in trcullngpub lie iMRIieH. The Citizrn publiahcn the dl.patchc of th, Aaaociutcd Pre, which now covera th. whole world in it coie. It haa other fncili tka of ailvnnccd .lournuliam lor gnthrrini' new from all quartc:, with everythltiKcarr fully edited to occupy the anmllmt .puce. Hpecinien copied of any edition will be arm f-ee to any one acndltig their uditrcin. Reading notice ten cent mt line. Obitu ary, ninrtingc anil noddy notice lift y cent, each Inot cacccdiug ten lute) or nl'ty cent per inch. THl'RsiiAY. JAM'AKY 'J3. ISSli). The nnswer that entile to the lint ot the nssemliled tluuis.tiuls at the Fayette ville Ceut'Tiiiinl, wlien it was ncceptei us a disappointing ami inevitable fact that the late.K'll'ersun Pavis cuulil nut la present, "Well, Zeli Vance is to be here ain't Iic?"i8cxprcssiun ot' the sentiment o admiration and nttaclunent which ani mates ncailv every North Carolina dem ocrat ; and not n lew republicans. Tib feeble cfl'ort to amuse against him a feel ing that tni'lit prejudice his next clcctioi is whistling against the wind, tt is ii rain to seek to displace him so lont; a be has the will ami the health to serve. Tbf people of the State are proud of hin fur the talents which pee him compieu uus place anions the eminent men of tin United States Senate; they are proud o him because they see him equal to ever; position in which be has been p'aced rising ns he did at the last session ti the leadership, in that most trying tes of statesmanship in the discussions ot the tariff, taking the plate of Mr. Heck to whom the conduct of that iiueslim bad been assigned, and by his learuiii; on a subject rcipiiring so much absti-us. Study, his happiness of illustration, hi UDtness in reply and his forcibleeloipietio rising to the heights of national reput.i tion; they are protul of him because hi place maintained without a stain upon hi Hume tmd fame unsullied public virtu and unimpeachable pnvat- character and they love him, ln-cansc under all cii cunistauccs he is the true, taiilittd. di voted North Carolinian. Watching hu through his long careet-r they can ti. i measure to the bouiuls of his greatness for his course has Ikcii steadily onwar ami upwards, new stores added to hi learning, new wisdom added to hiscxpc rience, new polish udded to his nativt lustre, new ardor added to his patriot ism, strengthened pride and allccliout the State that has so delighted tu houoi bim. The sentiment towards Zeb Vance it a mingled one of admiration, confidence and affection. To disturb that senti mcnt that some untried aspirant max succeed to honors so brilliantly won am so worthily sustained by Zebtilon II Vance is inconsistent with the conserva utive teni-r of the cop!c ol North Car olina who are in the habit ol provitu what is good, and holding last to thai which is worthy. We lalieve that as re lntes to Senator Vance, so long as he de sires the renewal of his honors, the nni ted voice would In- "rM itTn tirt." The sale of the Tela Saundersgold mint in Montgomery county lor the sum o $1.',0D surprised by its appaient innde tpiney after the marvelous tales told 01 prodigious richness. We are told as a fact that pure gold was shovelled out b; the bushel, and that any number of ad venturers might have taken nut ant where from ten thousand to fifty thous and dollars worth. When therefore wt heard of the sale of the whole proiartyai the above named small sum, we ver; naturally concluded that public credtilit; had lieeii imposed upon, and that tin mine was no more valuable than man; others which had led men in a wild goost chase after fortune. Hut first imprcssiom seem to Ik- eoulirtncd. Senator Hearst of California, and other capitalist! an now thetiwiKTS of the property and re cently paid a visit to thepurehase. The; caused two blasts to be made on tin expos erl vein Ht the depth of thirty feet. One o' these blasts exposed $l',ono worth ot gold nuggets, not including fine gold as soeiated with the iinrtz. This mine ir pronounced by Senator Hearst the richest he had ever seen in nil his observation it the "gold State." This goes far to con firm the opinion expressed years ngo b; retunietl California miners that the gold belt of North Carolina would prove richci than that of California, richer than that of any yet known on the continent. A qualifying fact is that gold mining in this State has brought few, if any, for tunes to owners of mines, anil little inci dental good tu the region around. Tin best worked mid most productive mines lire owned abroad, and the proceeds car ried nwny, leaving Ix'hind only what was paid out in labor and provisions. Lit lit is added to domestic wealth or to the revenues of the State. Still it it something to lie pointed al with pride that North Carolina is the greatest gold producing State on the At lantic slope, and in the luturc may ciunl, if not surpass those on the l'neilie. The observer of current affairs must Ik struck with the composure of the ISritish government and the undisturbed equa nimity of the English people nscontrnstrd with the violent ebullition which seems to baveconvertcd Portugal into a nation of lunatics. England may be quiet under the consciousness of might and her ability to meet any emergency that may rise. But the very fact that Portugal recognizes that power should have taught her to meet her humiliation with the dignity of a people conscious'oi right, but yielding to the inevitable. That might enable her to come out of her trou bles with honor. But it is a spectacle to , nrotise ridicule, that of a whole people capering ubinit the streets like madmen. and spitting out impotent tiny upon everything that suggests the nation that has aggrieved or insulted them. It may lie that England counts too much upon iter power and is too marked in the in solence of contempt for her puny enemy. Friends may arise to come to the aid ol I lie feeble foe, not that they love Portugal hut because they hate England. Great tvms have often arisen from causes much nore trivial than miulit come from the piarrel between these two powers; and is all Europe has licen steadily preparing I'or war since the great triumph of tier many over France, the time may He at hand when it maybe precipitated into that which all seem to have desired, yet which ill seemed to have feared to begin. Among the most striking peculiarities if this winter's weather, is the reversal if the conditions between the Atlantic mil the Pacific slopes. On the former. nit I within a vet; few days there has iceti the mildness, the balminess and the lryuess always ascribed to the taller; mil while here there has been general ibsence of ice and snow and storm and I period of six weeks or more ill which priug had anticipated ilscll by sevtral iioi'lhs in the ottibuisi of foliage, the looming of flowers, even in the lip iiing of fiuits, there, all the boasted lain) to perpetual spring, ethereal mild less, and unwilled venture have lieen lasted by rain and cold and snow and empesl to such degree as to have de- iroycd all confidence in us monopoly ol lunatic blessedness. The existence now of cold on the At lantic coast proves very satisfactorily .hat while, until now, the winter lias ax'ti an abnormal one, the seasons for a vhile out of joint sue again running in heir old groove. There was nothing itdically different from w hat nu doubt tas occurred in human history man; imes before. I tut while tin -phenomena asttd many ilii-mirs were propounded .,, explain it. ( ue suggestion was that he warm gulf stream washed nearer the oast, thus raising the lemiK-ratiiie. Hut ctciilitic exploration proved thai it rait ti its old channels and that it bail not levialcd ail inch Horn its usual course t'licti came the theory of the suspension l thelloWdfihegie.it mid Antic au dit suuth, impeded by the obstruction -1 great ice massis lying across its way vdio.lv has yet been tl.eie to pru- ti:. i nth ol this tl.cor; . The last cx,ilai..i ion is tlu reported dtscoM r; of a lonu; inc or sttcak ot'intcu-c whit, tas-- aerol ite sun's disc, extending trout its t.ticn. unit low-aids the nniidt.iit. Tins is up lost.) to be a tliiuoutratiou ol an iu .itisc energy ol heat, puwtrliil enough t. lottcftuily attect our atmosphere aim Itsturb the eat til's clcclric cuircnls. llu esitlls King warm went In r. storms and .-iiiuciiU nt cart lupiake shocks. We men .ion tins theory without being able .ilher to accept or reject it : lor we kuow nothing about it. SK'aking ol the negro immigration from the eastern counties of North Caro. iina, the National I 'mineral s,ts: What is it then that drives them to emigrate .' just what It. is caused tut ibaiidonmciit tit thousands ot larms it) New l.ugl.iud. what has plied mortgages .ipon New Yotk and Oliio lai ins, what is Itiving even the laruiers of Illinois and Iowa to the nione; lenders ' It is the iiiitdcn ol lite lai ill. It is the demand ol , Ir- liovernmciil tli.it the agriculturist shall pay tithes tonl"iiopolieand trusts, to a favored lew. The republican tarill wrings the sweat from the brow of the negro lalmrcr of the South us it docs that ol the while laborer of the Norm l iiere is no color line in a high tariff. All is game that comes to its net. This is probably true ; though to talk tarill' to a negro exodusur is like singing psalms to a dead ttiiile. They are never theless as much ullectetl by the tarill directly and indirectly, as any class ol utelligcut whites, sucli as are forced out ol Vermont by low prices for what they sell. What the laborer makes to sill is controlled in price by the oicti markets of the world which place no tariff restric tions uponlhe produe-iiiiuof any country for the products of agriculture: for the dense population of Luropc must be fed and clothed al the minimum cost that starvation and revolution may lie aver ted. Hut our laborers who have to buv all the necessaries of lite except food, are burdened with tariff charges that a cer tain favored few may prosier and be come millionaires. The republican majority in the house yesterday came to n division, n long foreordained one, in the first of the seven teen contested election cases lad'oic it. Of cotirsv the republican was sented; anil the probability is that nil the others will lie tleeitled in the same way. Then the republicans will lie happy; they will have a majority with which they propose to do as they w ill. It might occur to fair men, if any are to lie found in congress, that they lire making a wide and dan gerous departure Irom the principle of majorities. It is true that majority rule is the tiiiidamenlnl idea of our American system. Hut the svstem involves the recognition of n powerful and intelligent minority who have rights tube respected and interests to be conserved. The ma turity stands by no means in the attitude of victors, to tlepress, oppress and spoil the minority ns victims. Hut this is the itlea upon which thr congressional ma jority is acting. The turn ol the victim muy come, in tact is certain to come, for chains can never lie forged so strong that they can not be broken, and positions will be rcversetl. Must we look, ns we might have n right to look, for retalia tion, and then witness the fierce alterna tions of victory ami defeat, of exultation and of dejection, and nil the evil conse quences of had passion, aroused by turns in the party transferred from the minor' ity to the higher scale ; instead of wisely, justly and nobly acting on the principles intended to define the relation bctwn majorities and minorities ? Hut we look for nothing wise, just, or noble from the present republican major ity, least of all from the present despot of the house of representatives. An ingenious Western man has made n musical instrument from a corn cob, Any one can play by ear on it. Confirmed. The favorable impression produced on the first upM.'uruuce of the agreeable liipiid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs a few Vitus ago has been more than continued by the pleasant experience of all who have usul it, ami the success of the pro prietors and manufacturers, the Califor nia Fig Syrup Company. HAHKI:T II V TKLICeUKAPH. Monvy mid HcecurltU'H Cotton -1-rovlHloiiH and Produce, XIOMtV AMI SKCt'KITIItS. Nkw Yiikk. an. L'-'. lixchange quiet but t'ltui. Motle v llisy'jnl., clnHltlg odcred lit t. Suli-'I're-Hsury balune-es lleild, Slltl.U.'V ooii; currency. el.L'Jii.emo. lloveriiim-nt 1'iineU dull but weak per cents. 1 '4; I-? H-r cent. $1.04l3. State bullets dull and leatureleiH. Alii.c'liesHA yiifliir,lsNl rac.mmeir I1H4 Ma. ClaH.n..lou N Y. Central ...Iiul"' liie. 7. mart tot N. AiW.pf.l m4 N. C. L'eitue., its.. 1 L't-jl Northern I'ac.. .1l' N. C. Cons., 4 lid N. P. plel "tie 4 C leri'WU's,..liil IraeiticMall a ) rum, els !e7 IKeiulltiK .U'v I . em. as IU2 iKich. Alle 'J.1-.- linn. Set , tls 7J-', K..V V. 1'eiinl.. IM'i I V ,11,11 eltf fill iKtiek Island l'ti Cnuttiia Cons... :U St. Paul ilTt. Northwestern . do lilel . tel .Sf Lack .... i:rie .1 III'hI em piei 1 1 .1M iTcx. I'aeilic IMI4 .latiVTcun CemliVI'n s.-iis . 2il;,kl'nioil I'aeilic titi'i. . lit, N. J. Central...l'ja-is .105 Mo. I'aeilic 74'-, l-liest Te-nn I, like Shore- I.011. ,V Nn-.ll teiu. .V Char.. Moli.V llllio nh. A: Chut.. Ml,, Western 1 nion S4.h ell Ceitlem-i,ccd nil I7l-l Certllieates 'J7-V tell 1 limns w irk M Asked. U'lil Cartas. Saw VnsK. Ian SI!. Cotton steady. Sales to-,lnvll4 liiiUs; iitidillinK upliiuiU 10 t.l-lel. iiti.liliiiie: Drle-aiis 1 1 . Te.uil net receipts al all ,...ris to..1:i 1 7i.r,. Imports i" e'.reat liru-ie-n 1 77;iU.' I'ra'n-e U-117, Couliuenl t;i4l. Mink tt l t.lHI hale s Nkw Von, lien. i.'l! Cotlun Net receipts lor.; uross isnil. t-'ulllie closed steady. Sales 1' 10. 4011 nates. Ian 111. si n m lime 1 t.o7al l.os I'eb 1I1.X4UIO s;, July 1 1.1 '.'at 1.1.1 March. ...in .Ulnlo.uV 'August... 1 1 .Hint I 17 April Ie .i7Mlei.'.i'- Sept lel.eiaaln (14 May 1 1 eiuall.oa.ilct in 3!ia 10.34 t'.Al.vKsTe.s. Jan. Sii. Ce.tton firm, HH4. re- e ipi tail'. Noiti'ol.K. Jan. 1'J. cotton nrm, 101.4, re. e-ipts 1 r,71 . . liel riMoHK. .lien SS. Cotton nominal li l: rece-ltiis 0. IIoton. Jim 1"J Cotton fpilrt and tirtii, lll; ri-ce'its r.l!7 H.uiMiTo.s. N. C.lau 22.-Cotton firm, loi receipts ;t'.- Pint xina.l'liiA, Jan Cott.m lirm. I llv n'ceiil 1 - 1- , SeleviMI. Jan S2 Cotton ,Uirt, loV re.-.-ipts 10110. Ni.w eiKi.Htss Jim -'-. Cotton steady. I"1,, ri.eii't-xls.-. Monti 1:. J1111 '.'Cotton firm, H'. re'-ce-it-ts 1 I -.'l , . Mvmi iii-. Jan. '.'J -I "tt.-n stiaely. H'-V rec-ipt 77'. Aiia sn. Inn 1".' Cotton steady. 10 If,, re-t-.-il't'. 7'.".r, ClMlilJISIos, Jin oeioii 111111, I"-. Celp'.s O'S I'NovisioNs M, l-Nol't CR ClSk i',s eii. "pin -2 -I'loiir nrm. Wheal -i. 1' ri-il 7- "O. e'.. 111- No. miAeil :U'.. I'.-tk lo -S. Puts utent titin Wins. e"slt:i'l l.o- CH-ci'io I101 - .' i'ab .imitation to-dii MI..-1. Ii'!i"i- I !..ur -tt .nl . Wheal No J r..l 7e,'i Cm N.. '.' nal So. g 1MS. t.-'il. looo I ai.l a ttJa.i.'.'a. Mioll rt:- l.'iiil'.nl Uhifk'.v 1 e.g. Nkw hk. Ian '.'2 Wheat tinner No. 'J re,l s.,',t ,u'-'il- Corn lirmer No. 2 37. it i.lt-imcr anil I ii'v active Jan. -'.'-n. 1 tlee- l.nl. 1 -.'.'.a 1 1..O.', StiC-ir re lilittl 111111. Meiiiie Ne ev e it leans cay. i-itro. inn rerineel lute 7 ..o. cottonseed oil ilu'l. ... k ilrm 1. 111 ,1 w , . rn li-ntn II. 30 l-'reicht- steady Cotton 1.1-iUd, drain tlivd. THIS VERDICT of tl.e peopic I iht EST ABROOK 1. nti tn.irt ittiiuil, uml that hii hnr of BOOKS, PICTURES, FANCY GOODS, TOYS AND NOVELTIES Cannot he lieaten, and that we tin,! that the last place for Holiday Good of all drsel-ip. tlons Is at II. T. lvHTAIIROUK'H, ''2 South Mam street So say all Till, riitll'l.l! HI' ASIII'.VII.I.I!. AT THIi: MvADINC- JEWELRY STORE. Thf rutin nlot-k ol Plated Jewelry, IruluilinK linr Hinoctui, Muttotti anil Hruci. Ul. lit H3-0NE-THIRD OFF !-l-?3 KcKfinlk'fM (f ont, UN wt iutrud in thr future tu ktxt lluUliitK l't hnllil UW1 HUil StcTlniK Sllvrr Jcwrlr.v. ARTHUR M. FIELD, LEADING JEWELER, Noutli Main St. AHlievlIle. Chicago & Alton ICR, I'ASTURT Kllt'TIl TO KANSAS CITY AND THE WEST Ashevilte to Kntisns Clly In 37 houm. Asbeeille to lu-nver in ftl hours. Aheville to Sun l-'ratu'iN u, California, anil Portland. Oreuon. in fl dnva. Solid VrHllliulril Triilns Ht. I.ouls to Kan sas Cltv. Keeliniiiif chair car fre-c. J'or full iuieriiiuiioti call on or write to It. A. fcwlaiicl, filstrict I'assrtiLfer Atenl, No. Ill I'nltoii Ave., Asheville, N.C. . CIIAHI.TIIN. C. I'. A., Chltlilio, III. N IITICK Ttl KAIt.KDAIi CONTH ACTOKS Office Chid linKim-iT ) I'rrtirli Jirontl Viillrv knllrund, ANhi-villf, N. C. Inn, I, lMio. ) frtipoiitN will he rcrrlvctl U(i tfi 'J o'clock noon. Intimirv U1. 1 h.o, for urmUnu. nmm ry, trtntlc witrk mill hrlilK ti, nl crirfd lira lur the nrtit ;io itnu of the French Hnmd Vnllry rritlrmid. Nluht rrmrved to tried nny nnil all Itldn. Atldrr" nil coninitinlin t.inn tn C. O, Pviitt, I'U'ftldrnt find Gvnerul Muniiurr, &2 Wnll utrcel, New Vurk, r tu II M. KAMKUCK, Chief BnKinetr, jitnl dtd Anhcville, N. C. "A NltWT)KKn7TBrrfullyreplirrdby jcad" InK mentberft of the Asheville hnr (on An rut pnrchment and henvr tint pnper), coir ertnff all itvcrimiirv pnlntn, jant out and now on Hnlr at thr ofHce of the Citizrn Pummnh mo 'mm No. A Nnrth Court ftntfur rinnif Mrs.loe remon'8 Remedy cured Mr. K. K. lilliott's child of Hcrofula in the eyed, niter all other remcdici had failed, and the cure hat proven pcruiancut. I 189O.MDCCCXC189O Tlirou;h taking ntock niid roatl.v for tho new yt'nr. Wo ff'fl .ftM'(liiiij,i,v iTiu'iou8 to our frifiHls forjtatronizinjjui so very liberally (luring the piiHt year, mid ask you to still eonie ami see us, promis ing you that as we ntart out aiaiu to offer you ixoods lower than ever before. Our past sales have so farexeeed ed our expectations that we are determined now more than ever to hold the lead ino,' trade of Asheville. We are iiviiir some bur liiiins in the following jj-oods: Dry (ioods. Shoes ami Cloth infr. Clot limp:, a I tip: line, and it will nay you to come in anil buy leio're the weather pyts cold, in, von got it at Slim mer ivVev. Press (ioods, as usual, a ajt 101 1 line, and p'oinp: ;it (IT prices. (iuiek sales ami small prof its is better for both buyer and seller, as you all know. That is what we have lonp since adopted, and lind that it works well. Shoes, a p-ood line of La dies' and .Men's, from the coarsest to the (incut. We always keep a pfoodline of the celebrated Win. Knee land cV Co.'s Hand Sewed Shoes for men, which we arc offering very low. Come and see us, and if we ilo not pive you the best p-ooilsfor the least money, then buv somewhere else. Yours respectfully, HonUc ltroN. & Wright i.xsik.ixcii. JJIKH INSI KANCIi. fikk. Lin:. .rCIDEXT. PULLIAM ik CO. At thr Hunk .r Aahrvltlr. ASHHVII.I.H. N. C. Krpreint thr lnl1winir conipnntf. r.i riMtt. I AII ARCKTR IN r. na:t An ult Ni-vnnn, of l iJttMrnm f Conitiu ntitl. of Nrv nrl ,h7fi, ItHinliurK-Hrt-tnrn.iit t'.i rtmmy 1 .1 'J'.t, London AftirHntr,fif llitKlittlil 1 ,f4.1, NiHKMrn, (l Nt-w Vt.rk 2. I'M 7 (im-nt. of llnrifMn! I.HH7 I'hu'tiiv. of lirHkIn ft,oft4 St. Puiil Fin uml .M.innf. of Min- J 71 niNfitn l.flt ,IHl Sotitlirrti, of i-w i trli nni 31 Wtntini. ol Toronto Mulniil Act'iflcnt A-ificintlini ,V:tnH I. if Imuraiiif Ctitnpnny. iltmariMt DO NOT FORGET T II AT AFTER JAN'Y 1 IWEEKLY CITIZEN SI-ONE DOLLAR-SI pi-:r vicar, Strictly in Advance. Semi One Hollar mid renew your subscription at once. If ytm nre not nHubsrribort this vi)y h HPiit you ns n Hunjh( with the hope that you will Hubwrihe. The HcHt Fnnilly Newspaper In the State. CAROLINA HOUSE, AHU Ityil.I.lt. N. c. W. Ai Jhiiich, Jr., Prop'r. Kunmi Rrflttrd, New furniture, (iood Tulilr. Trrma RrMunitblt. Jan 7 dim PKVGS ASD MBP1CISES. THE DAiLY NEWSPAPER Demonstrates to ov?ry com munity the jtniHTessivenesH of its commercial houses. Its columns disseminate the liv ing issues of a healthy com petition, for the purpose of attracting' the attention of intelligent buyers to a vista of the situation fromnstriot ly business standpoint. This medium has aided largely directing the liberal tide of trade to the handsome Drug Store of T. C. Smith iV('o.,at Asheville. N. V. The rapid progress ami success of this House imlicate what can be done in a short time by ex perts in any business where all uit'ded facilities are at hand. The large and well assorted stock, ample cash capital, extensive knowledge of their business, promptness in serving the public and rea sonableness of prices, have brought about a daily in- i re.'iM' in the business of this House from the very outset. Their prescription business has outgrown their sanguine expectations. This fact alone may be taken as an evidence of their hold on the public conlidence. TO MACKINAC Summer Tours. lALei Srtuiitiia. Low Btc Vnt Trip 9v WM Vtw DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND iMMklfJ hill M1. sA Murafl Way Ptrta. vary Wk Dy Mini DETROIT AND CLEVELANH ptUI totUf Trp JM, iif, 4)gfi fVft . llMbl lr Lin CHIOAOO AND ST. JOSEPH, MiCH. OUN iLLUtTRATCO" PtmPHL'r Bam H4 bnnl'i Ttik will hr.' suited br jouf Tlsh' . er AiiartM I t. WHITCOMI, 0. f. A., Dt..... M, . Oatroll and Cllan tKam Hu, Co. may IN J. V. BROWN & SON, UNDERTAKERS AND EIBALMERS. OVER J. E. DICKERSON S HARDWARE STORE. Itmtmfmlnir and Rhlpiifnic a uprcfaltj. Calli Bttmilcd nlKht and day. TBLBPHONU NO. M. ort9d WSBBt mm me wou mate tstrr 901 autt D! twites COLDEN SPEOFIC It rimls mt MSTr fra.vlrfA mm llhnut lh hnnwIiMlt af tbt B-.Mni, tf DcoMMry. A toataolotlsht,rmiMaa .JIfnw4 parmtnao . ipaMly ottr, whuthftr tun 1111 , podyrjt.. drlnkar oro Ipohollo wnk. ff NlfTM FAIL. It oprl m qnltflr ti wllk nab wn Utnt) tbst tii ttint andarvoM no lnoBnln, and art nt It wr. hla ooraplai iWnraiaUM a) aHaatad. M paa book eC panioalara fraa. F.L.JACOBS, DRUGGIST. ASHfVlLLE, N.C FOR MEN ONLY! I DfKITIW T" mt r t An.r 0 lAiraoom rifTWR Mrn4 l.4ijffMa iuhmi, mi.i a nnnn n,n. n.ir. nh i. .irfl . .tnMtrlhmHR.I-lPlfRUIrffnOBUtfllft riRTN.r fklftl. ihiui.iff anfl.iifa iinm TiiRiTaiftTa.i h m r, M tlh frm 41 RUI. T.rr1l, M. lmb.rM.lrtH. Inn. .HUUim. . mn, r.ll.i.lM.U ... .rMhMlM MMI M llll VlfllAl If., Illf All, 1. 1 and WkHk VTaH. It. mirwi ai horns wtta AVIPAtlL RnnlinfaaA, Itlmil.r. Mnl awniiujr.au. frl,mrt1r Inltiaat BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, BLACKSMITHINO. To the rltltem of Aaherllle and rlrlnlty I would nnnoume that at my hop. unCollr? ireet, nrit to YVooillmry'a lahlm, I am iet ter prrpared than ever to do work In my line. Wairon, ilunKlea and Carrlare. manurart urtd. Repairing and horaemhoclnii are ie. rlnltlra, anil perrrrt atUfartlnn auarnnlrrd. My workmen are rtperlrnced anil .klllful and my charge an muderat. aaraad a. BL'KNUTTB. IIIIaTBIII . I nin itfiti MISCELLANIiOVS. ilookliiK Backward Over tic rt eluht ytnn of our mecesfful hialnm lire In Anhevllle rmon(rf'i(i us the (net that our ill term Inntlon to sell only iiure kooiIs, Kuumnleelnit velnhis ml VunHl.l', and asking H tnmll prulit on ererf- thing soltl, tommenil itself to the xood eme of iurchMseri. Seennd, That desirable customer tnnnot henulntdhy the oft-tried prnetlee of some dealers In rutting trices on ti few lending nr tides, hoping to mnke It unonsomethlngelse. That hard ys nrk and elose MiplleHtlon tu business Is thr price of suecest. That our huslnesss lor ISmH shows an In crease over the previous year of 20 per cent, which Is very grHtifying, Hnd for which we wish to thank our many friend in .isheville and Western Sorih Carolina. Looking Forward H art encouraged to enter upon the year before us with renewed energy and H deter mination to give our rual'imcr the benetit of our Increased facilities for buying und selling the very finest goods to be had. at small profits. Our stock Is now the largest ever offered In this market and embraces everything In the lint of Staple anil Fancy ilroceries, Table lielicaeles. I'rvlls. Grain. Flour, ete. ttespectfvlly, POWELL & 8NIDKR. J A SIKH FRANK, DKAi.aa in FAMILY GROCERIES ANO PROVISIONS Agrtit ftir KcrniA Crrfk Woolen Mllta. North Main Ahevlll, N. 0. Ol.lOdlj "MILLER BROS.' aki-Ktel. An HMERICtM, end the CEST. LEAPING Bl'BINEMI PFMS. Ke. 8T filoon Aan Not. 70, IIT, I, Ac a. LEADING BTt'B PENH, CaTfcosStn And Noa. Ill, lin, Ouiii Iftm. LEAUINQ LEDGER PEN 9 i Ho. Ann Noa. 101, 606, COO. LP.AD1N0 SCHOOL PFVW. JTo. 38 J vsiTtnitT a Ahd Noa. m, a, 14. Thi Mills trot. Cutlsrf Co.. Usridsn, Com, HAarFArruaaaa or Maal fsmt. Ink bum aad PmbH CaUary. J. N. Morgan' nook Store. ortt d.ltn progressive: - AGK. - 010 FOGYISM NoToNGER TOLERATED! I. Ilr loo Mhort I Whul th -ftlr want to hrur uliout nuw ta Where They Can iet TUB Lurgent Amount of Valuen IM B T II it Leant Amount of Money Not thr nnmher of yrura hnuar Hh htt n In hnnlnraa, nor the rraiirctHl.Hitjr of their an ivatnra. rirnHnt worda aomet Intra plrnar thrrnr, lut niunrv thr pock ft We rrfrr othrra to do thr t mm pet tiltmlng, hut we arr prrnumptuoua rnonth to tielleve thequnl It j of our Oroorrlra are n hlsrh und prtcrana low a enn t found on thla marart. Consult ourown In ten at hen tn want of anything In our line and drop In at thr corner of Main and Cullricr atrrrta. A D. COOPKR. A CARD. K.tltor A.hrvlllt Cftlirn: Thut -ur m.B.v frlmit mn- baow how we atv irrttlna' ou wt will utiitr thai wt luua In In Hnirl ani. Hltirf l9,ooo In Ve Wtthl. Touh In InM Katurdar orrr TH0. 1711 of that was huirl, balancr lore, lloirl rtnl- tend ilA that dar. Had II.ikiO arri.nl. In ft month.. Onr atork la mammoth .ton feet long and 1ft fret wide. Tell thr lia'anee of the world eonie and are "Old Ched" mile, and liu) good, of us and aitve lo lo aft per rent. nnllt dlf It. R. CIIIIMIHTIIM Ai (WIS. V. D. ROWK, ' inui na IN ITALIAN A AMERICAN MAMni.lt, Oranltr Muntimrnta, ete. All kliidofhlnu. mritta, Tomli.tnnr., Ilritd.tonr. t'rn. and Vn.rtt made to order In the latertt drelffn. ASHEVILLE, H. C. Yard At Hiineomne Wanhouae, J. N. MORGAN A CO., No. 3 Buniard Building. .School n i id Collfjre Toxt Hookrt. ii fnllliiii'. Poi'tM. 1 1 in- tory, Iloinaiifv, I.iorr)ipliy, Trim'l.md NovcIh, rnmily HibloH, S. S. lliM.-H ntitl Ten ti ti incntH, Oxford Ti'iiclicrH' MililcH, Song1 KookH of all kindH, la rp'Htock Stnt ionory. Hlank HookMimd Hiiro nml School SupplioM. New lino Ladicn' and (IcntH Pocket hodkH illHfc OlH'tU'll. IIIIH'V (Joodrt and DoIIh. frUlOdlT HOTELS. PRIVATE HOARD. NBW 1IOU8BI NBWLV FURNIBRBn ALL MODERN 1MPROVKMBNT8. MRS. X. n. ATKINSON, No. 811 Haywood Street. JnnS2dlv UIVATH DOAKI1. . l n. a Tin. AH (, V.M, eonifnrtntilc room. On Mreet car line. Term. rciiKonanle. OCtH llt.m M K. .1. Ofti A I (i HUB, REAL ESTATE. fInest fS iFnWh FOR 8AL.K t The Lowndes Place. In TTaimyKanla Connty. One of the flnot and hct located farma lo Wri-trrn N. C, ft mllr fromthclhrivlnirtown of KrrvHrd, the eountv aeat of thla. Traniiyl. vnnln vountv. The lmildlni! are all In good rrprtlr, con.intlnK of a Inrse two lory dwell Int! hiiuvr, with 13 moma, carrlaxe home, li hoiiar, and. in fact. all nccemiarvoultiulldlnija. StoraKC mom for 2fto tons of hfty and ain hllnK for 1O0 head of cattle A rerv auhat'in tint anil convenient mule Htnhle, with accom modatlon for to mnlea. Thla farm containa "30 acrea, of which Son acre arc tint torn, lying on the I'rench Droad river, and in a very high atate of cultivation, llu acre of thla la wcil act In meadow red top nr hcrda grnaa. Of the remaining B30 acrca, 1 ou acrea are In upland paature finely act with a niiilure of grnaira. I'lenty of hnndaome oak. for ahadc in pasture land. Ilright running atreamaof purewaterlnerery field. The rrniai dcr la In woodland, with all the different varietlea of timber locu.t. chratnut. oak, poplar, etc. Convenient to good achoola. churchra and poatortice. Daily mall. Fiflccn mile from llenilcr.onvflfe and 1ft mllea from Aaheville. and on or very near the line of the contemplated Atlanta, Aahe. vllle uihI Haltlmore railroad. No aui h liiriii for Itaaliecan lie found In thla State or nn other rUatr, for value, beauty and dealralilllty every way. I'or price aad particular apply tu er ad dreaa Matt AtKltiHOii & Son, ' Aaherllle. N. C. P. S Alao two other amnll hut eery dealr uhle triu-ta near liy at low figure oct to dtf THE CATHOLIG CHURCH PROPERTY FOR SALE. Thia olat of 7. afrea on Valley Mreet. the old c'atho le church property, ia now offered for aale either u a whole or in lota to auit ptir. h.K-i.. Thia pn,irrtv U on a orutitlful eminence la the eaatern aection of the elt v, commanding a view nlmoat r,ual to the Itnttery park ol all the mountain around Aaheville. Theref a large church molding on It that ran eiiailv le convened into a rcaidenee, tiruunil which .tiiuila a grove of origlntil native oak that ahniliK the larger turn of the nroiierty Thla pninrrtv will l .H. r. il at private aale either in M.'iii'.na or aa whole till the '.'uth day uf JamiHry, im'.mi. and tl not aold at that time it will he ao.d at public auction, on r.-aaoa. utile term. data of the riroprrtv may lie aeen at our olh.v. NA I T ATKINSON At St IN. nut nu dtl Keal I. .line Healer. All eye fitted and fit guaranteed. A com plete t.Mk of the above good at (.RANT'S DRl'ti STORE, 34 SMI TH MAIN STKKHT. ita-nHn' I'reacrlptlon a perlalty. rp3 ill,m THE ASHEVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. Room on Main afreet, oppualte the poat ollire. oiwn dally, eieept Bundaje, from 10 a. at. until 1 p. ni.. and 3 30 until ft. 30 0. m. The term of aultacriptlon are: one year '.'; mo., Il.ftll; 3 mo II ; 1 mo., 00 eta.; daily 2 eta. Omcera for laatl I'realdenl, R. R. Rawl: Vlce-l'realdent. Charle A . WooUev; Kec.and Trraa., II. 8. Wataon; Librarian. Mia B.J. Hatch. Clttien and vfnttor are cordially Invited to Inapcct the catalogue and Inacritie their anmea a member. fehadt RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R. CO. raNtna DafaaTURNT. TVeatcra North Carolina IHvlalon. PASHKNOHR TRAIN MCHIIDt'l.K. I la ItfPKCT Karr. itlo TAth Meridian time ued when not otherwle Indlcateil. aaaraoiNu. Lv. Kno.rllie, tooth mer.) " Aaheville, Ar. Hallalmry, " Kant lllc. T'" Richmtind. "Raleigh, " OoldaborO, Wilmington " l.vrichburg, " Waahlngtoa Haltlmore, " I'hlla., " New Vork. " waarant an.' LvTSew torkT " I'hlla., " llalllmnre. No. Ill I' No. A3 Dally. I Dally. I 1 33pm M 4.1pm 4 3tiam H33am a toam 1 .11, m 6-4.1pm to ! A3ilpml .MAnmi 1 tiftprnj" Tnonmt 3 lopm i I3ftupm ntMiputi , ia aiipnTiTasfiuni i 7 lopm I or,3aial Aftoirml Njr,ntn( 1 1 2iiprt 1 1047am I nanatni 13opn Kb. flrt T Vo. S'J Dally. I Dalle. iSlftaml a.'lnpm 7 30am i AATpm 94r,ami 0 3opm 1 1 34am 1 1 Oiipm S4opml A7am ( Wa.hingt'n " Lynchburg, Richmond " lianvllle. Wlliiilngfn " lloldaboro, " Raleigh, ",!" 8allhnrr, Ar. Aahetllle, Knotvllle, (Uothmer. "No. AS I """ Dally. I 6iift amil.v. 3liiipm 3. loam I A4opm HOr.aml ' utniamf I 3.'iopm ftiiiipml 4 4ilpml lOOnmj 34ftamlll'JAaml 7 33am 4. 18pm 310pm I AAOpai A. A. R. "I ho. 04 Dally. A.beviTlc, Arr.T7uo p a. 8,aamlAr. Ilraderannvlllt, " 607 pal 13 3U pml" Hpartanbtirg, l...14)pm kll'UI'IIV ItllAMlMl! No. irT'i Dally eicei'it Puailay.l rSo. ii ini'o' I I ftft D I Wiuami.v. oanrTinv. nr HIOamlAr. Wavneavllle, " A4M pml " Jarrett . " 64ft pm" Weatlleld, Lv Too a m 10 a m Hlceplnff Cur Service. W lake plea.nre In announdngthelaaurn ration of a dally line of elrgint f:ullman liuf fet Drawing Room Car. Iirt ween Hot Hprlng and Aaheville and Wnahington, Ii. C, Nov. to, un the following a. ht-dule: ;o, aa I 13 33pm l.v" 1 S4pml " 7 I'ioml " OflaatnlArr I No. 43 Aref fl l opm ' 4 3ilpm Hot Hpring, Aaht vllle, Hall. bury, ill gnana Wahingtnn, a Lvilioiium C'loae and aura eonnectlnnN made at Waaa. lagton for all iMiint In thr North and Kat. The Pullman Parlor Car now bring oarated betweea Hall.harv and Knoivlll oa them train will lie di.enntlnurd after th eoui. aiencemenl uf the Hleeplng Car run, No, no and r,l. I'ullma', Hleeper uetwrea Urrruatiure aad Morrfttuwn, W. A. WINIIURN, l. P A., A.bollle, N. C. J Ad. L. TAYLOR, O. P. A., W a.nlnalon, U. C. J. C. IIROWN, MERCHANT I TAILOR, S Patton Avenue, iNeittoOrand Central llotal.) prSdly
Asheville Citizen (Asheville, N.C.)
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