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THE DAILV CITIZEN.
J. D. CAMERON, Editor.
H. D. CHILD, Business Manager.
Th Daily Citiisn will be punH.hed wry
msrnlnK lexcept Monday) at the following
ratea tnctly ch:
One Yer
Six Month! J ""
Three Month S"
One Month J"
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morning In everv part of the elty to our ub
acrlhcre, and partlr. wanting It will please
call at the Citiirm Office
Apyihtiwno Ratr. Reasonable, ana mane
knowa on application at thl office. All
tran.lent advcrtlacmcnta mult be paid la aa-
The Cmim It the molt extenelvely circu
lated and widely reaa new.papr.rra ic
Nnr.li Carolina.
Ita rilacuaaion of public men and inea.um
la In the Intercut ol puom inicirniy, njii
itovernment, and pro.pcroua Inilu.try, and It
knowa no personal aiicgianccm treating
II,. !.
The ctrixKN nuhll.hea the dl.natchr. of the
A.aociatrd Pre.., which now covert the
whole world In Itt acope. it nai otner laein
tka of advanced jnurnall.m for srathcrini!
newt from all quartern, wltn everytning-carc.
tuny edited to occupv tne .manc.i
Specimen coplet of any edition will be ten
f w in anv imp aenrihia their addreit.
narilnw nritiia ten cent, oer line. Obltu
arv, marriatie and society noticet fifty centu
each (not exceeding ten linet I or fifty cent
per inca.
In iti comments upon what it colls tin
Florida election frauds, the Sprinirticlil
Republican justifies thecoinniission of 0111
wrong because it alleges another bus
been committed. It charges, on republi
can authority, 'hat in the last presiden
tial election a large number of rcpublicai
votes were thrown out, or hid been kepi
off the election books by democratic su
pervisors. This is the republican charge
It mav be false, or it may be true. If the
latter, it ought to find no defenders. I
can find none in good murals. It mat
find them in the force of bad example and
the principle of retaliation for persistetH
practice of reprehensible party method.
And if true, rebuke comes with bud grnct
from a pner that straightway finds jus
tification for a palpable violulion of plaii
statutes eoverning elections. That vio
lation did not stoop to the slow and se
cret processes of deceit. It flew at ono
at the throat of law and justice with tin
full confidence of being sustained.
The Republican gets at its case of justi
fication in this wav : Judge Swaine, a yet
unconfirmed federal judge, avowed lip
purpose to prosecute all offenders uguinsi
the election law. He and Marshal Mizell
whom the Springfield Republican styles
"nn active republican and a perfectly
fearless officer," resolved that tt woulc
be useless to prosecute the democrat ii
election officers unless the juries wen
"overwhelmingly" republican. Tliejuron
in Florida are drawn from n box in whicl
are placed 30U names, deposited therein
the clerk of thecourt.niiducommissiouii
appointed by the judge, who must hco
the party opposed to the clerk. Tin
clerk, Walter, was a republican, and tin
judge appointed one Farrell, a quas.
democrat, but without the confidence o
his party. These men were to draw al
ternately from the box, presumably om
of each purty. In fact, the drawing wn
so contrived, thut out of twenty-three oi
the grand jury, twenty-two were republi
cans, and out of the petit jury, the re
publicans outiiiMibcrcd the democrat
ten to one. This is the statement, not o
a democrat, but of the Springfield Repub
lican.
Then says the Republican:
Sheriff Mizell then took steps to com
plete the packinv ol the jury with repuli
Means, ns opiears from I lie loiiowing let
ter submitted in court in n prosecution o
one Chaircs and others for violating tin
election law:
C. C. Kirk. Kan.. Dc i.nncl. Fin:
Sir: Vou will it once confer with Mr
Bielbv and make out a list of fifty 01
sixty names of true and tried republican).
from your county registration list fin
jurors in the I'ni'ted States court, and
forward same to lion. I'. Walter, clerk
Vnilcd States court, a nd it is necessary ti
have them at oncc.as you can see. I'least
acknowledge this. 1 nm. yours truly,
John R. Mi'.Kl.L,
t'nited States Marshal.
Please get the names of the pnrlies at
near steamboat and railroad stations iu
possible.
On t lie trials that followed Judge Swaim
refused to admit the letter, which plainly
exposed the plot to convict the accused :
and the Republican accepts the explnnn
tion of a Floridn correspondent of the X
Y. Tribune that "the ninrshal had nothing
whatever to do with such drawing
contemptible quibble, suitable enough fin
the Tribune, but we had thought out ol
place in the Republican. Practically, tin
marshal engineered and directed tin
whole scheme.
But since the times when the presi
dency was stolen for Hayes and bought
for Harrison, we see so much ol that kind
of villainy that nothing surprises us ex
cept the defence of it by men, in priv.itcor
general public relations, fair and honest.
Amid all the trash, the nonsense, the
falsehoods, the ignorance, the malignity
which finds its way to some of the
Northern papers, there is found a
stronger current of sense and truth and
. candor and generosity determined to
assert itself and resist the purpose ol
eternal alienation, misunderstanding and
hostility which many have devoted them
selves to bring about. It it not pleasant
to notice what these malcontents or ma
lignant! write; it is sometimes a duty to
do so. But it it at nil timet pleasant to
hear pleasant words, not because they
flatter, but because they indicate good,
generous feeling at well at good tense,
Recently there was an excursion of two
hundred or more Northern men to the
new town of Fort Payne, Ala. They
were welcomed by Col. J. S. Spnulding,
president of the Fort Payne Coal and
Iron company, himsell a Northern man.
We quote the following from bis address:
"We folkt who came here almost a
year ago, have learned much from the
Southern people, vte nave lounn mem
more agreeable than we are. They are
more gentle in their m miners and more
polished in society. They have softer
yokes, and are not to much after money
making at we yankeet are. They have
been a great help to us in building un this
city, and while we have been help to
them in many respects, they have taught
nt tome valuable lessons. The enter
prising men of this immediate vicinity
Don't know where we are?
Why, you can't tnlM It If you
cast your optica down Main
Street. -
MARTIN'S MARKET.
have joined hands with us, and all of ut
together, Northern at well at Southern
men, have accomplished what vou see in
Fort Payne. We have no political or
sectional aiiicrctices. vte are getting
along harmoniously together."
All of which it it pleasant to hear.
Many Northern people arc with us.
Many things are novel to them, and not
like what they are accustomed to in all
respects. Hut there it no friction, no
hottility, no bad feeling, except with
such us seclude themselves, and, like the
scorpion under glass, sting themselves
to death with their own malignity.
What Col. Spnulding says expresses
much the lurger and happier exierieuce.
A remarkable instance of self control, of
heroic devotion, of suppression of nil
personal feeling, mid abnegation of
passion the most natural and excusable,
was presented in Chester, S. C, in con
nection with a terrible incident occurring
on the Kith. An old gentleman named
Hood, aged 75, ha.i been on a visit to
one of his sous on Sunday evening and
wilt returning home by himself at ti
somewhat late hour. It may have been
about 9 o'clock, that two successive
shots were heard somewhere along the
course he must have taken. At o'clock
the next morning the dead body of the
old gentleman was found riddled with
4hot. The evidence is positive that the
issassin was a negro about oo years old,
inflamed with an insane jealousy ol his
wile, who hail threatened to shoot any
man who came near bis house. He was
i r rested with a new ly discharged doubli
arrcled gun in liis possession. He was
irrcsted nnd imprisoned. Besides his
-ion the sberill', he hud two other sons,
ncrchnnts in Chester. The excitement
was very high, and there was imminent
hinger that the assassin would be
.nken from jail ami lynched. It was in
his emergency that duty to his office.
at her than consideration for his dead
athcr, displayed itself so nobly in Sherifl
Hood. He telegraphed to the (iovernoi
i South Carolina at once of the danger
f the lynching, calling for the immediate
emovnl of the prisoner to a place ol
security; and the Governor responded at
nice by sending a company ol soldiers to
Chester, unci having the prisoner taken
:o Columbia. Ill these times of quick
violence mid vengeful passions, history
mis made few records so tine and noble.
The Chicago lutcr-Ocean says:
In the beautiful State of Kentucky, in
he suu-kissed, sea-cooled llenrgiu. in
(ficturcsqne, cliai-'ile-lilessed Tennessee, in
Mississippi, and ill Arkansas, incarnate
iends for years have been, and now are.
tnnloved in I he practice of brutalities
hat tire nm equaled by the hideous
rimes of the Atricau slave trailers.
This is the pleasant wooing to South
rn influence to secure Chicago us the silt
or the World's Fair if 1NU2: this is the
encouraging invitation to jmikc clost
tur business relations with Chicago:
.his is the friendly spirit which invites to
.loser social union. We know it is only
.ne p.iK-r that Sieaks, K-ihaps only om
,k?ii that indites; but so long as the
Inter-t lectin renews each morning its
indignant diatribes, so long will we con
clude that it lias n I -rge class of readers
who delight in them, just as the hearers
f that Boston reverend Joseph Cook
hung with delight upon the foul out
pourings of his venomous lips. But lis
Ac do not ht-lirvc the people of Chicago
ire on the whole as bad as we might
infer Irom the daily torrent of vice, tlis
noncsty and violence poured out
through the press upon the country ns
.-videlicet of their domestic depravity
md lawlessness, so the readers of the
Inicr-Ocean may entertain the same
.'harity towaids us tun! may not Mievc
half they are told. But it is disreputable
misiiiess for an influential journal to en
gage in, apparently, to delight in.
The Baltimore Sun good nnturedly in
lulgcs in some badinage at the cxikmisc
if Miss Susan B. Anthony, who has i list
eleliratcd her 7'Ull birthday, and who
ook occasion to express her satisfaction
hat she had cscaed the matrimonial
noose. The Sun warns her not to tri
umph too soon; Indies have liecn known
to marry long past her age. The Sun is
too generous in its supposition. One
iv juld ns soon think of searching aiming
the rattling relies of the catacombs ol
i'uris for u bride ns to take her who has
lived for seventy years engaged in un
womanly work, sowing firebrands, cul
tivating gall and wormwood, and iin
oexiiiK henrt nnd brain lor the pleasures
of notoriety. We may do her the justice,
however, to sny th.it probably she lias
advanced the cause of her sex by liliernt
uig the world from siitnr of its prejudices
against occupations once pronounced
unsuitable to woman.
The Montana Thief.
The Silver How returns were the sub
ject of another judicial investigation in
Montana tne ol Her tiny, ami tliev anion
showed a majority which would elect the
democratic candidates for the legisla
ture and make iliui body democratic on
joint ballot. There were Vl'J registered
voters ill the disputed precinct. Of these
iu voted at tne last election. I nree
persons voted the republican ticket, and
their votes were returned us cust. The
republicans, alter the election, produced
Inlse nfliduvits to show that many more
republicans voted, and nn the strvnuth
of these nfliduvits the county returning
board threw out tlie returns ol the pre
cinct in question, thus electing the re-
puiiliciin county ticket. At tlie udiemi
hearing the other day the republicans
count procure nut if men who would say
they had voted their ticket. Their affida
vits at to others were shown to be lulse.
Ut
The men thnt were tnid to have ninrk
them could not lie round ortraced. There
wat a comnlete lireakdown ol the cost-
on which tlie theft of Montana wat at
tempted. A committee ol' the senate at
Washington has the matter now under
consideration. It will do well to tuke
some account of the facts.
Uratlfyliiir to All.
The hiuli position attained und the uni
versal acceptance and approval of the
Pleasant liipiid fruit remedy Syrup of
ij;s, nt the most excellent laxative
known, illustrate the value ot the quali
ties on which its success is based and are
absolutely jrrntifyinu; to the California
rig Syrup Company.
Do you want a tender, tweet
and Juicy Steak or Roaat.call
at MARTIN'S MARKET,
SOH.MaluSt. I
MARKETS BY TELKUR4PH.
Money and ttecurttlea Cotton -Provlatoiia
and Produce,
HONKV AND SBCt'RlTIKS.
Nkw Yniis:. Feb. is. BichnnxeViuiet but
sternly $l.M3V-.B$.H7Vj.
Money ensv. 3U.
ttiih-Treiniury linlnncrs Uold, tHI.1,07B,.
000; currency, $7.AOI,nno.
Government bonds dull but steady 4 cr
cents, Sl.U'.'i,: tu kt cents. St. on,.
ninic minus ami nut steady.
Ala. ClaA '-'afil07
Ala. ClasaU.&a..l12
Nil I'ae.latnuir
N. V. Central ...inn
(In. 7a. inert loiiUIN. tk W. tifd..
ll Ut
;hi;'4
N. C. Cons., ..li.'.HalNortllern 1'oc.
N. C. Cuna., a MtHnlN. I". nul
s. C ltrnwn'a...loltyinrlfU'Mall
40
ill
Ulli
Tenn. Rn lnm
linn, . . lunviinrmiinK
Kli'll. Alle
K. V. I'olnt.
Koek Island
vnn. cri.t .ia ,
tVirirlniufls 4H
Viruinla Cuna... 4l
St. Paul..
HS.
Northwestern ...lON'i
do nfd 115
Un ptd ,
IVI i Lack ....
Brie
Kurtt Tcnn
Lake Shore
Lou. Ut Nash
Mem. Mi Char.
Molt Ohio
nh. Si Chnt.
tllld.
..141
Tex. Pacilic !ink
,.i :tr.'i,
Tcnn voni M'n aj
iMliM!l'iiiun I'ncitiv H7
HU!N. I. Central.. .1 in
innimMa. Pacific 71s
H7VWeatcrn Tnlon H3
o untton-Mecti till
Hi. I Certificates '.'7
103 illrunswlck .1I
COTTON.
NKW Your, Feb. IK. Cotton steady. 8Htrs
to.i i,v i:i7 liules: niltlillini: uniaiuls ii-i
niidillinu Orleans llj. Toial net receipts at
nil ooru to.,lav IR.outi. Kxporta to Ureal
liritulu 1 1 tiifl: France 770; Continent 0754
Slock UUll.'.'IU hales
N'KW Yonk, Feb. IS Cotton Net receipt
2nl3; uroKK 4345 Futures closed steady.
sit cn lo 41 Il l'l.
Feb 11.13nll.14lAuKUSt....1l.3'.'Hll..13
Mrch....l 1.1 4nl1.15lStpt I O.I17H 10 70
April 1 l.tsnl I Itl'tlct 10.33nlo.3fi
Mav 1 1 .UU11 1 1 .'.'31 Nov tO.UlalO.L3
llinr II '.'l-iill.'.'N.lU'C 10.UlnllJ.a3
Jtllv lt.3Uutl.U3Jun
tlALVKSTON, Feb 1A Cotton quiet. 10;
rctvuits 131N.
Nokhiii.k. Feb. IS.. Cotton steady. ll)
rect-iots n.m.
IUltimohr. Feb. IS. Cotton nouiinid
lllv: receiuls '.inno.
Huston, Ft b 18 Cotton uuicl aud firm
1 1 1,,: reccutts 034
Wii.uinoto.s, N.C., Feb ts. Cottousteady
l(.: rt-ceuits no.
I'lill.AUKl.l'iliA. Peb. IS Cotton firm. 11 0-
lil. rccc nts liil .
Savassaii. Feb. IN. Cotton quiet.
rrci-iolN lrat.
Nkw OHI.KANS, Feb. IS. Cotton steady,
- : receipts natip
Moiiii.k. F is. Cotton nominal, 10 U-
lll; receipts O.'itt
Mkmi'iiis, 1-eU. ts. Cotton firm, lo,;
oeipts 7o5.
Ai'Ui sta. Feb. IK. Cotton firm, in,;
.-pints 4IIS
CiiAsi.psTtiN, Peb. 1M Cotton firm, 10,:
receipts 54.1.
rsovisioss ANn I'Kom'CK.
Cincissati. Fell. 1H. Flour stendy. Wheat
Nn. 1! rt-il 77n7Nl... Com No. J lllixt'il 31
lata No. 2 mixeil 'J.I. Fork 1D.2S Bulk
meats lirra Whiskey steady l.!t.
ClllcAiio. Prb. l M.Cash nuotntlottsto-ilny
wt'iv lis lollows; I'lour tluil. v neat No
itirinit 75. Corn No. 2 i.,5-n-.,Kt. Oats
u. 2 r.l'vnltli. Mess pork 11.70MU. 7.1. l.uril
1 77. Short rilis4.70a4.75. W hiskey l.OS
Nkw YnkK. Fib. IS Southern flour unlet
Wheat slenilier No. 2 red S4i,. Corn weak
No. l 344.1,3-4',.. (lnts fairlv uetlve .March
27tv Colfee March 1ll.2oalll..'lo. Sucnr
rclini-il unlet. Molnsses New tlrleans firm
l' trolcum relineil here 7 5tl. Cottonseed oil
iiuirt 1'ork lirm. I.nril western steam
H.I7t... Preiulits steady Cotton 15-t,4d
uraiu 5td asked.
THE VKRDICT
H ihr K-op1f in thai
EST A B RO OK
In oikv more ithrnil, and that hip Mnt of
BOOKS, PICTURES, FANCY GOODS,
TOYS ANO NOVELTIES
Cunnot Iw U-atin, nnd that we rind that the
iimt placrtor H'Htluy (omJi of all drier.,.
tinn 1m at
H. T. KSTABROOK'N,
12 Suutll Mninstn-et.
So sny we nil
Tlllt I'KOI'I.I; IIP ASMI-VII.I.H.
AT THE
LEADING
JEWELRY STORE.
The rntirv wua-k ot
Plated Jewel ry f
liH'tudiim fine ItrnnchcH. Buttutm Hitd Hnttt
letn. ut
K3-0NE-THIRD 0FFI-K3
Rrfjanilmt til' cunt, n we Intend in the future
to keep nnthltiK hut Holid "ulil and
HterhtiK Silver Jewclrv.
ARTHUR M. FIELD.
I CAniUR IFWCIFD
LLnUIIIU 4hllkbbM
South Main St. AHhevllle.
' FURNITURE ANDJNDERTAKING,
BLAIIl & BROAVX,
No. 30 Patton Avenue,
M AFEE BLOCK. OPPOSITE BLAIR'S OLD STAND
On I'Vbruiir.v 1H we will
open nt tlit1 above Iiouhh our
furniture and I'ndertakliiir
nusini'HH with full raparity
nnd purpone to pleane the
public nl niH't every de-
iniind in our line. We will
keep 011 hand a full line of
FirHt-ChiHH Furniture, which
we will iMsjioHe of at living
priceH. anil alno the lient
Htock of I'ndertaker'H Cioodw
to be found in Wentem North
Carolina. Having a wide
practical exierience in em
balming and nhippingbodicH,
we can umure HutiHfaction to
thoHe who retjuire our Her
viceH.
VV. A. Hi.aik,
J. V. Hkown & Son.
JanJd dtf
Rai.kioii, N. C Last winter 1 was
suffering very much from indigestion and
general debility, with a broken-down
system, followed with chronic dysentery.
I tried one bottle of Mrs. Joe Person's
Remedy, and found so much relief and
improvement I continued itt use until
I used the seventh bottle, which restored
me to perfect health, and I am now at
sound at a silverdollar, W. B, Jordan.
A GLEANSWEEP !
The huge stock of
CLOTHING
Occupying the entire upper
floor of our building must
and will beclearedout every
piece within 00 da,VH,atand
below cost . Tli in stock con
tains all Hizcs and qualitit
of as clean, stylish and desir
able goodtsns can be found in
Western North Carolina.
This closingout of Clothing
is for the purpose of giving
more attention to the Pry
(Soods Department, which
will be first-class in every re
spect. Don't delay, but come at
once and be suited, at a sav
ing of from $ :t to $10 a suit.
.'(00 pairs pants goingat T'ic.
to 4.7.". Overcoats from
:;27 to14.7": worth twice
that.
We are also offering some
special drives in Shoes and
Dress (ioods for .'JO days to
make room for early spring
purchases.
Yours reseetiull.v.
noetic Bros. & Wright
11 X. Main St., Asheville.
IXSCKAXCE.
j?!KK INSl'RANCIt
FIHK. MIT:. ACCIDIOXT.
PULLIAM & CO.
At the Hunk of A.hrvill..
A8HHVII.I.K. N C.
Krimarnt the fiillun ln companies, vil.
FIHK. CAHII AMKTS IN
Anul" Nevada, nf California t.407
Continental, ol' New Vonl -I.N7.1
llniiiliurir-llretnen.uI'l'.t-rmHnv 1.11'U
i'. a.
,x:i3
,1123
,11114
London AMfturHner. nf linKlnnd 1,(143,
nun
NiHKara. nl New ork J.JM
Orient, of Hartford I.H07
,11112
Phienl. of llronklyn S,(i.
.17
8t. I'aul Fine and Marine, nf Min-
nraota I,fl41
Southern, of New Orleun. 431.
WeKtern, ol Toronto 1,11311
Mutual Aceident Aaaoeiatlon
tnn Life Iniuranec Coinunny.
dtmara
,OR1
IH4
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
Thank In k cnnllully Ihr dtlmm of AahvvHIr
for thrfr lllterul piitntnHKC extrtidtd both to
my Fruit bunint'im Mtiil to my Ih fitting, I
take pleat utt in niinotiiicfnK that t will con
tlnue the Arm under coniiH tt-nt nmnuKcmmt,
whlk I will devote my jcrnonal attention to
lira and ornamental palntlnjr. my profl
dency la which hu ample tcntimony. A con
tinuance ofpntronuKe l most mpectfully
ankrd. JOHN HA MM ON.
jan 1 d.lm
MRS. A. P. LaBARBE
159 Patton Avenue.
Klrat-Claas Board liy the day or month.
Terms made known on application,
deetdly
J. C. BROWN,
MERCHANT I TAILOR,
5 Patton Avenue.
iNnt toOraud Central Howl.)
anrUdlv
T6rWEiwnjM
ffmflWlnff from um ttitrtm otjrmihtnl vrrom rt7
daoar. WMUna waknaaa. loaf manhood, ate.. 1 will
sand a Taliubl traaUaa f aaalM) conlalalnii full
aarUenlan for soma ears, FRH ol oharg. 1
p Undid medloEl work 1 aaouldb nad by arary
taaa who Is aarrona and doblllutad. AilJnws,
rraft r. c rewun, Mood us, cav
Horn dftwlr
J. W.SCHARTLE,
MERCHANT TAILOR
4 N. Main St.
frlillodlT
Street Car Schedule.
Beninnini at .2U a. m. KndlnK 10.00 p. m.
Car leavva annar. for Danot.vv hour unit
half hour.
Car leaves fkiuatv for Mctfce'., Dnulilrday
and CamitFatton7 ailniita. after each hour
and half hour.
Car leave. Mrlkc'a, Donlilednr and Camp
Patton 7 minutes lieforc caeh hour and half
hour.
8ehlnlf ear eonneet at annarr,
Train car ma ta avarv train, one Tails, al
lowed earn un.sruirer.
1 nn ASHSVII.LK SI KHJf r Kl, wu,
PKl'CX AND MEDICIXUS,
T. C. SMITH & GO.
Carry the largest stock of
Drugs, Medicines and Drug
gists' Sundries in Western
Carolina. They have ihe
handsomest Drug Store in
the State. Theirgoodsareall
bought forcashsiH-uringextra
discounts and prepayment
of freight charges. Their
trade has grow n rn pidly fr ni
month to month, since their
opening in Asheville. Well
posted laiyers come to this
store for the highest grade
of goods, at the lowest pos
sible prices. A large business
can be done on simill profits
As their trade grows they arc
giving their customers re
ductions.
ItKlCttMMAKINC.
AND LADIES' TAILORING.
Mr . Holderby
Nou ofienH a FiiKhioiiHlile rr.atnnkiiiK ra-
tnliliNhment on llridue strtvt. No. ill.
SolieltM the fiittroniiKt of nil theLadira.
.innao d:im
DlHHolution Notice.
The partnrrwhliihcn'ttifiirri-xliitmKliciwern
MrMin. I.yninn K Child ha thi day been
dUd'itveil Ity tnutuitl cinirnt, Mr Child rrtlr
InK from the firm and Mr. Kymnn continuing
thr liuMln.- at the Mimr oltitT In the hulldliiK
known u "UkiiI Hlm-h.' Mr. Child will
ontinue In thr rrnl mtntr lHiim-N and enn
be found for the prewnt at thcoHiiToi Moore
tt Merrick.
A.J. I.VMAN.
JOHN CHtl.li.
frbx dtll Ui nun
TO MACKINAC
Summer Tours.
PaLACI STCAMCat. Low RT(t
Four Trip, par Wak la.tm.Mn
DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND
VoJMy. Hult ft Mri, and Lake
Burou Wty Forta,
very Woak Dy Between
DETROIT ANO CLEVELAND
Spwl.l a...). THa 4irtnr J.M. Mr, A..a HA VM
Doii l Dally Liu. Biwmii
CHICAGO ANO ST. JOSEPH, MICH.
OU" lLLUTRrio"praHL-T
Rata, anil BiaumnTlck.. will bhi.uiali.u
bv your Tick.' Ateat. or aoo.. .
' (. I. WHITC0MB. 0. f. A., Oct. 'T, M., .
Oatrait and Ciaraland Btaam Nn. Co.
mayl a
$2.99 Shoe.
Por gentlemen. A oerlecl shoe at a moderate
cost Try a pair of our siieelaltle. In amtt.
men '.footwear, at tn.oo, S.(K), tann, tV.UH,
SJ.no and SJ .00. Kr.ry pair warranted. Ha.
amine our aieelaltif. for ladle, at ta.oo,
Sa.l9. ta. Ml anil S3. 00, nneaeclled for torn
fort, nurahillty and .tylr.
In. lit on having the oriirlnal M A Packard
Co, 'a Mhora, The arnulnr hav. our stamp
un bottom of each .hoe. Hrnl poalpnid to
any part 01 tne 1;, a, on recruit of iirter. XI.
A. I'ACKARIi At CO., Hroekton, Mass, Cor
sale in A.heTillehy
H. REDWOOD tt CO.
aual I deod Kmoa au w. frl
SCHOOLS.
KnKlUh and French
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR VOUNQ UDIEI ANO LITTH OIRLt,
No. 40 French Broad Avenne.
MRS. BURQWYN MAITLANO, PRINCIPAL
(For many year. Amoctate Principal of Mt.
Vernon In.titute, Baltimore,!
AsM.ted by a corp. of corn pen tent teacher.,
deed dly
MISCELLANEOUS.
i.ootLinsBskcU.'ward
Over thr pH't tight ytnn of our tucmnfiil
niMfiiess H in A'hevllle hun rfenionntratnf l
u. the Diet that our ilrtermlimtlnn to
only purr gondii. 'u ran term weight unit
quHllty. anil Hiking H mH;iron' on rvrr.r
Ifiuv , eommtml Ittrlftothc goori mnr
of purchunm.
Steoiid. Thut tlenlmhlt customer! cnunul
he gained hy the alt-tried prllee of tome
iearrK In cutting price, on a frve leif:
nWr, hoping to make It uponsomethln
Tlmi hnnl work nnd rouc iipplUntlon
iune fe price ol aurrras.
Thut our hli.ie loq.lSSII nhnw nn
in-
. rente m rr tnr prei louM yeitr of an per tent,
which In very grMtliying, nnd (or which we
with to thank our ninny trlendt In Athreilk
nnd IIVlern orlft Cnrolinn.
Looking Forward
H'r are ctieourngeil to enter upon thr yenr
lieforr u with renewal energy nnd n deter
mlnntlon to girt our rummer the lienetit of
our Inrnwed tuellltlcH for huying nnd wiling
the very linen good to fie h11. nt umtl
prolltt.
Our aloe I now thr Inigent ever ffrred In
thin market nnd emlirwera everything in the
line of Staple nnd Fancy tiroeerle. Tahle
rHceea, Fruit, tlruin, flour, etc.
keipectfully.
POWELL A SNIDER.
THOS. 1.
HAMILTON
& CO.,
GROCERS,
BIG 22,
Patton Avenue.
fcl.lfc ili'.in
acakd7
IMit-.r Affht vlllr Citinn:
Thnt nur many friend nmv kimw how we
are getting on we will uttttr thnt we took In
In Hotel am'. 8tre
$9,000 In 'le MTeckH
Took In Iniit Haturdny over $7m. $7.1 of
thut wna hotel, bnlnncc Ptorr. Ilotrl rrjcl
tered VA that dnv. Had tl.tioo arrivals In
A month. Our t ck I mammoth oo feet
lonv nnd 1A feet w'de. Tell the ha'anee of
the world tu cunir nnd nee "Old Chrd" miile.
and buy gondii of u and Ditei' to to UA ier
crnt-
novlUdtf H. K. CIIKIUiSTCR Ac HON.
TMH
ASHEVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
ROOMS. 26 PATTON AVE., i V. M. t A. ROOMS. I
Opt n ili.ily. eieept Hunilny. lr-mi 10 a, m.
uuttl 1 fi. m., nnd 4 until li p. m.
The term of u I uteri pi tun nre: One year
J; 0 mi ino: $ mot.., ft ; 1 mo.. AOcttt.;
dally if eta.
otHcrr lor 1 Hrenldriit. Chnrlm W.
Woolaey; VU-e-Preiilfnt. Tho A. Jonen; Hre.
and TrcaunT. I. H. Wnton: thrariin, Ml
K. J. Hatch.
Cltlirim and litor nrt orliuli lnOu-l
tu lnnMvt the etiliiloL'iie nnd iiiH-ribe tlulr
nnmni no mi'mlirw, Iiui'lMtltf
AV. D. ROW'E,
IlKAI.KH th--
ITALIAN A AMERICAN
MARHI.lv,
(niniteMonumriii.
ete.
Alt kind of Monu
ment. 1'omlmtoiirn,
HrudntoneN, Irm
unit Vne mnile to
orilrr In the latet
detilKnu.
ASHEVILLE. N. C.
Vanl At Itiincombe
War. houwe.
au'JU dam
J. N. MORGAN V CO.,
No. $ Barnard Hulldinir.
iScliool nnd College 'JVxt
H(H)kH. II full HUH. PtK'l H, HirV
tcirv. Koninnce. Huiirrimliv.
Trn vel nnd XovoIh. Familv
ltd I .. t a aa. '
imnt'H, rs. liiiih'w atui lent-
htiiwuh, Oxford IVacliei-H
l:l.l.... C I I e II
nuMi'ri, ruinn niiiiKN oi nil
kind, Inrp'Htock Stationery,
Kltink Uookw nnd Office and
School SupplicH. New line
Dirtier and OentH rockets
bookn juHt oiMMied. Fniicy
(SoodH and Dolltt.
n?M0dlv
Chicago & Alton R.R.
PAHTUST KOt'TB TO
KANSAS CITY AND THE WEST
Asheville lo Kan.a. City la 87 hour..
A.hrvlllc to lienver In Al hour..
Asheville lo Aan Pranrl.co, California, and
Piirtland, (ireKon, In A dava,
Hnlld Ve.tilmlrd Tralna 8t. I.oul. ui k'.
ana Cltv. Keellnlna chair car free.
ror luu raiiirmation call on or write to
B. A. Newlaud.
IHatrlct Paaoenrrr Agent.
No. III I'atton Ave., A.heville, N C.
J. CHARLTON, 0. P. A., Chicago, III.
A NBW DKRD, carefully prepared by lead
Ina tnemliera nf the A.hllla hmm .na
flneat oarchmcat and hraw flat a.m.1.
erin all neeeMare polut.Ja.t out and now
on .air at ine omit ol tne crrisatt fvaLI.H
ran Co , Nn. a North fnnrt Danarr, raalt
''OTEUH.
PRIVATE BOARD.
NKW HOt'BKI NUWL1 FURNIRHKII
ALL MODKHN IMl'ROVKMBNTB,
MRS. N. B. ATKINSON,
No. SIX Haywood Street,
.run"" die
pKIVATB HOARD.
A large honiie, 818 Paltonneenne. Warm,
cotnfortulile room.. On street car line.
Terma reaaonable.
oetH illlm MK8. J. L. 8MATHHKH.
REAL ESTATE.
JOHN ClD,
I Formerly of l.ymnn Ac Child i,.
REAL ESTATE
-ANH-
LOAN BROKER
Str ictly a Brokerage Huliie
l.outiM nectirely placed ut 9 uer cent.
GRANT'S DRl'ii STORK,
J 80l'TH MAIN KTKKKT.
NearttlghtedneiMif
Cn.M even, cHtnrai't. eolor hltndnetn. uld
ivht. olijrctt HitHlinR Itrfore tlie eyes. tiiii
KerittK hhiidiitr. wruk KlKht, decnylnK HiKht,
nhiirt NlKhirdni-M, overttKhtrdiicu, doulilr
vitlun. nli;ht htiudnin, tun bllndnemi. tierv
and pa ml. vict I ttlKht, are uperdlly relieved
nnd pumetime rentorrd by wearing Hn hm'
Crvtuli d l.tn.
Han Arrived.
The eert optirian, Mr. Cunnlnjhmt.ii in
ihr Hty. ti'prtwiitinit Hnwkr new Cryntal-
lit-d lniH'. Thew KlaHHCR have won the ad
mlrmion f nil who have and them. Their
ttaleit are unprci-edentrd everywhere. They
cm n lie wiim any ImKth of time at one vtttlnjf
uml Hive a marvelituM elrameai of llon.
Hundndt Imve had thtir siKht improved l-
thclr ue. They itHnd unrivalled lit their
ptrnilld rrputHtion. No ehariie for At tinn.
nep3 dtlra
T1IU I.AROH8T AM HHST Kfil'l lVlCI IN
TU K MM'TH.
CHEMICAL AND ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES.
II. C. Woltcrcck & Co.
l.iMMI l.TI; 1'HKMtHT ANt MINI Nil MNUINHHttH.
AnnlytHH of Mt tnK Oren, Coal or Coke, Min
rrul Watrm, Fertilitera, etc.
t'KICIi LI8T ON APPLICATION.
Minlnii urotirrtv Invratiinted. develoneit.
Imuuhl and mild.
lrrrHin(U tHY aolicltrd.
liamplcii can lie nt by mall or eprr. It
tent by mprvmi. rharKr muit lie prepaid
KrntM wnntcd In every place.
CltnttanoogH, Tenu.
HH. II t. WOI.TCRKCK.
nuvl dtVwIy
Mnnuirer.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R. CO.
PAKSFMiKa lIKPASTUIiKT.
Wcatern North Carolina lliviaioit.
HAKHKNDKR TRAIN 8CII Klll't.K.
.IX KPPKCT Hxpt. IfUl
7Mn Meridian time ucd when not otherwti
lndieued.
h4HTMorKll. I No, fll j No. S3
L.i,f."ij,.a'.!ii.
l.v. Knovellle. ; I
itMhiner.l tfollpml Hfifinm
' A. Neville. l1l;4oaml 3;07ra
Ar Snli.liury, Iia:iam lintltim
- iianviue. i tiii.ant luupm
" mehinond.ra3iiim nlflnraj"
" RiiIiIkIi. ri r.iiml'7:iliarai
llolil.lioro, aiopm ISAOum
WiminKton
l..rn.-liliuri(,
.i.hlnvton
Hnltitiiore,
I'hiln..
New York.
JliHlpni! i
1 '.' jooml'tT &nm I
7 lupin ."..1am
ar.opml H'joiimi
1 1 '."ipm ! o47am I
Uilnml IXilpm
Wlt.THorMI. .o. Au i No. ft" 1
J imily. I liitllv. i
l.v. Sew V.irk.VllM.lnm'f aopm. "
" I'hiln., 7 "Hum I HA7pml
" llnlliinorr. I U4.-,uin, li.'tupm!
" Wn.liinKt'nl 1 1 l'4nin 1 1 1 impm I
" l.ynetihurk.i aiopm I 1li7iiin
" kli-liniond. i Hiinpnii 'J.'ioruni
" I luu villi. N4lipni Ml.liim1
" WIPnlnKt'n i P oi mm i
" iloliliiuru, il.'iopini AlHipin!
HiiIiIkIi. I 44llpm I llllilllll
" HnlUlmrvr"!'l 1' lAnm 1 1 i UA'iin i
Ar. A.hetliir, Timmi 4V7nm
' Knoivillr, I
iuiitliiiirr.1 IlillSimi! KJ.-.,m
No. An 1 A. Jit M. K K.
Iiallv. j
No. A
i Daily.
USA iinnl.v. Aahvillr. Arr.l Toil l m
lo2'.iamlAr. Henderson villr. " eu7pm
I l"l pml " Snartniiliiiri.-. Lv.l I4 p in
MI'KPHV IIKANCH.
No. I A i i Uallr except aonilay.n ' NoT 17
UlOnmll.v. A.h.vllli-: Arisflfloni
1 1 1(1 umlAr. Wayneavllir, "I I AO u m
n4n.m " Jarrett'.. "ITOOani
14Apin" Westnrld, Lv.l H 10 am
HIvcpltiK Car Service.
tc take plea.ure In announrlna thrlnauau
rntion of a dally line of clraant Pullman Huf
tet Urnwlnu KoumCara, between Hot Hprlnii.
anil A.heville and Waahlnaton. L. C, Nov.
H. on the following aebedulei
' o. Art 1 ' No. S9
1 J liripm Lt Hot Hprlnaa, Srrl
A lilpm
4 3flpm
1 1 jr.. in
1 1 unpm
npin A.neviiie.
7l2lm" Kall.liury.
II Aaam I Arr Wa.hlnKton
Lv
C Iom and sure connection, mad. at Wash-
Inaton lor all point. In thr North and Uh.i.
The Pullman Parlor Car now being oueratrd
tietween Hall.liury and Knosvlll. on the
train, will be di.conllnurd after the com
mencement of the Mlrrplna; Car raa.
No., no und Al, Pullman Mleeocrt between
llreenalxiro and Moniatown.
W. A. WINH1IKN, n. P A.,
. . - . - Aahevlll., N. C.
J AH. L. TA VLtlM.O, P. A..
Wn.hluirton, D. C
The lSeat are
the Cheapest.
PATENT
CHAMPION SAFES
Farrell & Co.,
Philadelphia.
aullOdatwom ' .
ill i iflr''' yiM Sm.trnfimM
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