North Carolina Newspapers

r& .v. BOARDING, WANTS, :THE DAILY CITIZEN THE DAILY CITIZfH I'ur Kent. mi1 Loit Notice., three Delivered to Viators la any part HncH or lens, as Cent, for each insertion . the City. One Month.... t,M" '. 60c. - Two Week, or lew.. aoc. VOLUME V. ASHEVILLE, N. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1890. NUMBER 286. MISCELLANEOUS. TRADE WINNERS. PURE GOODS, Correct WcightH, Beat Quality. Low Prices. POWELL & SNIDER - Tllli I.li.MlliKM IN FINE GROCERIES TABLK DKLICACIKS. " " INSURANCE. J?IRK INRI'RANCB. FIRE. LIFE. ACCIDENT. PULLIAM & CO. At the Hank .if A.hcviUc. A8IIRVII.I.K. N. C Represent the following comnanie., rii. : minx. cash asskts in v. s. Ailiflo Nevada. ofCalilornta Sa.4H7.HS3 Cttnitmniul. of New Vord 4.N7A.02 Hamburg. Hremen. of r.ermnnv t, 12d.no London Amiurance. of ftngland I,o43,tm0 Niagara, of New Y ork 2,237,49a Orient. if Hartford l.MT.OHil Phil-nil. nf llrouklvn 8.084.179 HI, Paul Hire and Marine, or Mln. ncaota 1,641 ,01 Southern, of New Orleans :..BN4 Wentern.olTor.into 1,03,332 Mutual Accident A.odatlon Aitna Life In.urance Company. dtmar-JO GLOBE HOTEL. Centrally Located, Next Court Houne. Twenty one mile tooth ol A.hcvlllc, on the 8. and A. rallrond ; streets wide; side walks undy and dry. never muddy. Pleas nnl place to spend a day, week or month. Pour good livery ataltlea. I'are good und prim moderate. 'Rim Io all train. T. A. ALI.KN, Prop., Ilroricraonvlllr. N. C. DRESSMAKING. No. 9 North Main Ht. MiKM SKI.LIK LaBAKHH having aecurrd from the North Mia. Dully, a Urst-clnM fash- lonalilc Dmwmakcr, highly recommended. with an experience of ten yrara, I. now pre- lared to take order, for work In lutct atylr. Mlu daily make. tieeialty of MORNING AXll EVENING HRESSES. marndlw " We Keep The Bent. MARTIN'S MARKET 50 SOVTH MAIN ST.. KatiHHH City Meat. KEF, RAMS. PORK, LARD, MUTTON, sVICF ST BACON, IAUIAGEI.' DRYSALT MEATS, PIG't FEET, TRIPE, PIO TONGUES, DRESSED POULTRY. mart d3m PROF. BUSHNELL scientific Optician, aprri.lt.t of Iht Refractloa of Ike Bra, UOUD RIINUt, - OLBMBLailD. OHIO ASTIGMATIC TEST. ThaibmisaUUntllDM ihouU alt an. near nn Mtk sad dUllaot wllk ilW r kM tb taar ll Mnnd. Tli. pr.uof will ) hera few ny 1. ..r trU falling ? Do yoa hvt tin he.d.cha ar eve.cht t If you will rail am. ... him. ha will carefully axamina ynm .... fraa a charge, and fit yoo wltbelantc "nvrr Tri,rEtXt ar Hpwlaclat, from $4 oo apwardt. RAVOR- "8MITII Otmc tttorc. THE "RACKET." We have jnut returned from New York, where weoutnti'ii ped onrsi'hvs even in buying liiirpiins. Our Mr. Uoukh now owiih the largest und moHt complete stow in New York City, tilled with the bi8t line of gooilri, puirhuHcd at the very lowest prices, in im mense lots, with all the ail vnntageN that money can briiiff. We were ho fortunate as to have the pick of these bargains. We took them in, loin of them. In two ortliree lines we were especially fortu nate. In Shoes, Hats. Laces, Hamburg's, Ribbons, mid Table Linen we shall be able to show a line never before equaled in Asheville. The goods have already com menced to arrive, and we in vite an inspection of them, .if romjmrisoii in pr'wcs. 1)0 NOT BCY AXYTHIXt! until you first get the prices from us. We nre always low est. The biggest lot of Mus kets to select from in town. We esjieeially request every lady who wants a wide bot tom, low heel, comfortable Shoe to see ours. We guar antee all floods to givesntis fuction and ivfund money when we fail to please. Look out for our announcements of special bargains. Respectfully, (JEO. T. JONES & CO. HEAL ESTATE. Wai.tkn H. Gwyn, W. W. WgT. GVYN & WEST, I RucccMor. to Walter H.Uwyni ESTABLISHED 1881 REFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE. REALJSTATE. Loan Securely Placed at 8 Per Cent. Notary Public. Cntntnl.aloncra ol Deed., FIRE INSURANCE. OtFICK Mosslheant Court aqnarc. 0".TLANI HKIlK., Real Estate Ilrokcru, And i Investment i Agents). offices: 114 Ik SI6 I'ntton Ave Rccond Hour. JOHN CHILD, I formerly of Lymnn Kt Child I. REAL ESTATE ANII LOAN BROKER Strictly a Brokerage nuHlneHH l.uuna nccurcly placed at H percent. fIrTfew weeks ONLY ! SPECIAL BARGAINS IN CITY LOTS. By order of the owner I put on .ale on thrc. year.' time, only a imall amount of cuali wanted. 6o Lota on Catholic Hill, plcndld monntnln view, only 8 minute, from the conrt houae, at from m to no Kacta, mirdlna to .lie nndtociillon. Worlhdoulili nod Hire. time, the money. Ulwtalndvatieo : otadr to Improve the ltft. a , I'OR HAI.lt 2. 8 and 4 room hnuac., well Imllt. with re place., on Mme hill, a property at llanreii and teroi. to lull the iiarehaarr. Molendld lipp.irtunlty for iwole r iiiodenite mean, to wcure or to hiillrt a comfnrtnlile I'llH 8AI.K OH TO KKNT U large tene-1 nient houM., 12 and riMimrepe'ilvely,oii . lingle mreet. Well adnpteil for cheap hotel or hoarding houiwa. I Mimi llliernl term, gmnti il Plan, and full , mm".,'... mrs.a.p.lbarde 139 Patton Avenue. I'lral-ClaM Board by the day or month. . Term, mailr known nti .luillintlipn. diaiy MISCELLANEOUS. KSTAHM8HKI1 1874-. W, G. GARMIGHAEL, APOTHECARY, 20 south main 8treet, asheville, n. c. Wk do not hfxl Ciikac Dki'uh, but will kku, vor Diti'us chf.a I, and if you don't believe what we say give us a trial and be con vinced. Our prescription de partment is excelled uy none. It is equipped with the best goods that money can buy from E. Merck, 10. II. Squibb, I'arke, Davis & Co., J no. V yeth cc liro., and man other leading manufacturinirehem- ists in this country and Eu rope, whose tfoods tor purity cannot be questioned. Pre scriptions filled at all hours, day or niht, anil delivered free of charge to any part of the city. Our stock of Drun'H. I a tent Medicui(;s und Dru;;' fi'ists' Sundries is complete, and at prices that defy com petition. Don't forget the jilace, No. 20 S. Main street, where you will at all times be served ly competent pre- scriptionists. IH70. 1HS1). S. R. KEPLER, UHAI.HK IN FINE GROCERIES. Purveyor to intelliuentand appreciative Asheville and American In milieu. Palates and tastes of ieople who be lieve in good livingcannot lie uimbugu'cil liy"t heap.Johu goods. Cheap goods and lirst quality are not synony mous. I have in stock and to arrive, all seasonable spe cialties, comprising in part Fruits, Oranges, Lemons. Cranberries. Raisins. Figs. Nuts, etc. Miscellaneous I lioiceO.k. New Orleans Molasses, for ta ble use, Prime New Orleans Molasses, for cooking. Ex tra line Assortment ofCrack- ers. 1 ine 1 eas and oltees a specialty. Mince iMcnt (ioriluii c iMlwortlm. mid other brands. I'lntn I'liililiiiK.Cult 'K Foot lellv, etc. I'mwtl nml Cryitnliznl CiiiiRvr. Shod Km-in kitx. Hoc I Urrin l; nun nil other hoocIh in deninuil tor the llollllnvi. S. K. KI'.l'l.bK. R. il Taylor's celebrated Stiff Hats, "Second to None" for style and quality. Spring shaies and colors just in. II. REDWOOD & CO. ClotliiiiK. (it'iila' l'urninliiiiK, Unta ami Sliuc. We have in stock u large and complete line of House Furnishing Dry Goods. RUGS, DRUGGETS AND ART SQUARES a sieeialty also. Sheetings (all widths), Towels, Nap kins, Table Linens, Curtains, Curtain Materials. I'phols tery stuff. Particular atten tion is given to the higher qualities of the above stuffs H. REDWOOD & CO. Dry Uouili, Fancy Goods, Notion", 7 and 5) Patton Ave. THE SHOE STORE. Herri ii k & Weaver. IN SHOES OF ALL GRADES, A N II- fine hats. 39-Puttoii Avenue-39 AHlieville, N. C. HKNATOR AIJ.IHON'N NKW ROLK, Tlio cliaiiK"-' in Scnntor Allison's views rclntiiiR to turiff reform were without iloulit hrouKlit nliout by tlio ix-ril wliich fiivironvd Iiuh limt candidacy lor rc-clcc lion. Tlicn he Ixvamc iitiircsscd with the fact that the wo)lc of Iowa whom he hud led so lotiK had chunked. From liciiiK liliud iidlicrenlH to ihc IiIkIi pro tective policy of the rqiiihhcmi party and therefore uilcoinproniisiiuj repulili- caim themselves, they had been worked upon hv the most Hitent of all agencies, sell-interest, and were leaning so strongly towards the doctrine of thoroiiiih tnrift' reform as to ;ive promise of Hpecdily x- cumins Kood democrats. To avert such party disaster Mr. Allison consents to unite with them in tiirilf reform. The sit nation of Iowa is not xvuliar,iiur are its sullerings home alone liy its ieople. Vet upon it arc visited some of the heav iest M.'iiulties attache ! to Vtrict purty allegiance, lown is n treeless country uuil must import much of its timber and lumlicr for building und other puriioses from Canada, upon which heavy duties are imposed. Iowa is without iron or tin. yet heavy duties arc paid upon thosi articles and their products, lown hat- ceased to be u sheep raising State, und derives no advantaK'c from protected wool; yet like all of us in like condition. she pays heavy tuxes iu the shape of du ties on blankets, clothing, etc. Aud bo on ihioiiuh the whole chanter, ll is doubted whether anv step towards tarilV reform will lie taken at this session. In liict the enormous cNix'iiditurcs proposed tin-bids nay step looking to curtailment of revenue. The republican congressmen nvinore interested iu w inning fnvor by : i visit expenditures ol the public money than iu consideriu)! the wants or the suf irins of the H.iiile. Hut the time is .'omituj rapiilly when the a.'ople must be heard and olicvvd. The contract ol con ditions between colossal fortunes and more widely dill'uscd poverty, between the enormous revenues derived from pro tected invstmenls and the scanty re turns from the unrewarded and over taxed labor of all other classes, is leading up to ra.lie.d reliniii, or to revolution; "tie or the other; lor the Anicricuu eo pleuremn yet snbiinjated to the domi nation of insolent wealth to which tilt lieoplt-of Kurojie have until now tamely submit ted, but miainst which they are mnkinu. resistance. If they reltcl when it hard to break hereditary shackles. much more likely it is that the American IK-ople will hc-stir themselves to action Kliire their chains are riveted upon them. Therefore the notes sounded by Mr. Cleveland will continue to miff in thi- publie ear until the whole country is awakened. It wnsthounht he spoke too soon, and in doiiiK so, forlcitcd his re lection. His wisdom is now recognized. and perhaps the most significant illustra tion to be lound is ill the attitude ol Sen ator Allison. THK HOI TM ANU ITS V 1 KKH III the SprinKlield Kepnblican of the Sih we find a letter from a South Carolina republican cndcuvoniu! to explain, ami also to remedy, the failure ol manhood sullVuKe iu the South. The statements arc fairly fair: bul like Mr. Infills in his famous SKrch of n lew weeks iic,o. he tsivca nwny the wdioletpustion almost at the outset, anil all efforts to retrieve the effect of fatal niltuissioti is only so much desiarnte HounderiuK in n maze of con tradictions. The picture drawn ol radical i ule, the outcome of universal sutli -njjc, the admission of the iivktu to the unre stricted use of the ballot, is as Irue ol other Southern Stales as it is of South Carolina : That universal stttl'raye lit (he South has not proved satisfactory must now be udinillcd by all intelligent uiiu who an at all nccur'atelv iufonncd tin the subject. It did not secure even tolerably decern Koverunicnts while the "radicals" wen' still iu Miwcr from lHliS io IS70, as is iiiliuitled on nil sides. On the contrary. iuvDect was to establish iu most of tin Southern States the worst curicnturcaoii government ever witncMcd, ierhaps. iu a uiiioscd-to-lie free nml rnliglileneil eountrv. Corruitlion mid vice in the highest places rnn riot, and well estab lished crime was no nnr to promotion in the highest others, even those ol congress men nml governors of Suites. Out of this deplorable prostitution ol the ri;ht of suffrage came us h matter ol necessity, us it matter Involvtim the pre. scrvntion of civilixvil sin-iely with nil its .iltctidunl blessings, the reaction which has assured the supremacy of the whites and the subordination of thcncp;rie, the latter condition morcolTeiisivcnndnlnruv intf to the republican Northern oliticiiin than irrard io theace, orilcr and pros- IK-rity of the Southern States, Iwcause pnrtv supremacy Is invrdved In n decision which involve the relations of the white anil the colored vole to party Interests, IMsintcrcstetl wisdom would not hesitate a moment at making a choice iKtween that which saves and thnt which lie- 1 stroys. Hut such ivisdom is nolgoiiiR to lie applied when party inlerestsehisli with : intlispuliiblc tiutl.s. We must watch, I iH'rhaps wait, patiently und liniefully; I and s rhaps in lime w ill come to pass the I saviiiu inlluenees ol intcllmcuec through leiliiration.nnd also the hnpplerlnflurnecs of mut Hid eoucilial ion nud Militicnl to. ornti"n, both of which are relied upon hv the writer of the letter referred to, but both Inapplicable so limir us the repulili- can party nsserls its initctriisiblc elnlin to tin whole iiiiitivuieii nero vote, The Fanners' Allinuces near Knleich are holding mertii.K. nnd are indorsing with great heartiness Senator VatuvMt bill to provide lor the establishment by the government of bonded wnrchnnsei In the Interest of the farmer. Marriage license was issued to-day to I. A. Sorrells and Alice Hales, both of this county. THK NGWS FROM MACON. A Bright Letter From Oar Local CorreaipourIe.it. Franklin, N. C, March 7, 18UU. Editor Citizen : Since my lust letter our prospects for u railroad have become somewhat brighter. Oil the one hand, we have further developments of tricks played upon us in the past, nnd so an' able to gunrd against them in the future. On the other, our etlbrts have attracted some attention, and we hope that u wuy is owned for us by which we can secure the necessary co-operntion. Two gentle men, representing certain capitalists, have within the past ten days been over the entire promised line with u view to locating a road. A survey may follow soon. "Many a slip between lliectipaail the lip" nmilics to ruilwavs us well us to other things, and crhnps more. So no prenictions can yet nc mime witn conn deuce, and ierhnps it is best not to give names. The past winter is suid to huve been the wurmest ever known here even in the memorv of thai oldest inhabitant. Hut gentle spring has come in as if she intended navmg up ull losses witn heavv interest. Two weeks ugo Dowers were lilooiuiiig in gardens and on hillsides. I 'each und plum trees were also iu bloom, but uu icy breath from the north has swept away ull this loveliness. crv little preparations nave'icen made vet lor farming. Some few have sowed oats, but leur that the crop will be killed as it comes up. All wuo are interested in the upbuild ing of our mountain scctiou will, 1 know, rejoice at every ellort mudc in this direc tion. Some twelve vears ago Dr. Lucas, ol Massachusetts, bought proierty in Sugar Fork township and ucgnn work ing for corundum, lie seems to have lone well, and us his enterprise sur e-ceded he has ever liccn mindful of l is operatives nnd the welfare of the country at large, lie bus had roads built, olil ones worked out, assisted in educational work here and there, und ijiule lately has invested So.lllHl. the interest ol which for the next liftv vears is to he given to Sugar Fork township iu order that the children ol his workmen may have better oiitMirtuuities tor an educa tion than are to lie had under our com mon school system. Would that we hud more such men among us. 11 is easy enough to criticise, out turn- is a general feeling that our common school system is oien to criticism. 1 1 would ierh.ijis do in llieilays when there were only a lew log cabins in the bind placed in the dilferent valleys iiite re mote from each o'her, the teacher board ing from house to house and being some thing ol nn autocrat in Ins district. Hut times are changed. Men air larger and have lamer rciiuircuicnls, yet the same old svsteni prevails. The tax iniHisrd lor school purposes is not large enough to run tne schools for a sufficient length of time. The school, for the brief time it holds, is often unsatisfactory and inclti- eieiit. Crook have become discouraged. und while the school usunllv starts on with u blast ol truiiiK'ts, nud lurge at tendance, Ik'Ioit the close a baker's dozen do not answer to roll call. I do not believe that the Hlair bill will help us. What we need is prosrr legislation in our own State, und u local erlori everywhere after higher standards, and greater thoroughness. This will develop the principle ol sell-help, which is u for tune to any ieop1c. tours, I'. A HKAYK CHILIS. She Prevent WholcMttlc Jail Delivery at Charlotte. Miss Lulu Smith, the five year old daughter of Sheriff Smith, of Charlotte, was playing around the jail Monday with some other childicn, when she huppened to sec a piisoucr slide out of the jail through the newly made hole in the wall. The little Miss knew that would never do, so she ran quickly to the side of tin? jail und picked up n big stone. She lie- gan to pound a second kinky bead. I Miked nearly through the hole, und in the act of escaping. Only a few licks were necessary to drive the prisoner back. Standing by the hole on the inside of the jail were a dozen prisoners ready to crawl through the hole and escape, but the little wo man stooil guard at the outside, dared them to tokc out their heads. She gave the alarm, nnd soon the father was on the scene nnd the prisoners all locked up u their cells. By some means or other the prisoners hud cut u hide through the thick brick wall, and hail it not been lor Miss I.ulu u wholesale delivery would have resulted. The prisoner that suc ceeded ill getting away was a negro boy, iu tor n trilling ollense. AN F.X-UOVF.MNOK DVINU, Hon. William Holden atrlckcn Willi ParalyNla. at Nalelah. F.x-(inveriior Willum Holden, of Kill cigh, was stricken with parnlysls at a lute nour Miliintay nignt, und nis count tion is extremelv critical. Mis health has for several years Ixn very feeble, and he has been unahle to walk mucn tins win. tcr. Four years ago he hud u stroke of paralysis. Mis death la now riiected nt any hour. Me was for a iiunrterofa century one of the leading public men in the State, lie was editor ol tlie Mnnd nrd nnd afterward was apxiiutcd pro- vislonnl governor iiy rrcsiueiit joniison. nnd In in Ihom was elected governor. In lM70hc was impeached for uigu crimes and was convicted and lost lug citizen. ship. He was iMntinnster nt Raleigh sev eral years, i lis age is about seventy, live. Kx-ConKrcaantanTaaloea DIM. Washington, March 1 2. Cx-Congrest- in ll . . .. t.ll I man lauiove, who was biiol on rnuny, February 128, by Charles E. Kiucnid.dicd curlv this morning. He bad been uncon scious ior Bomcumc nna inc rnu wni painless. Immediately after Mr. Taul- lice breathed his last, Kincnid. who had been released pending the re sult of his victim's wounds, was re arrested nnd placed In Jail. In less than nil hour he was so overcome with ncr. vous prostration that aphviicinu had to be called. He is but a wreck of his for mer self, and it is not thought by his menus Hint ne win live to oe tried. V. W. C, T. I'. The regtmr meeting, at announced In yesterday's Citizen, will lie held in the V. M, C. A. hall to-morrow, Thursday afternoon at 4 o clock. W. B. Ramsey to-day made a report at administrator of the estate nf W. T. Dick ton. THK BI NNT lOl'TH. A belt line railroad is to be built around Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va, The Wvtheville, Va., development com pany have secured options on 2,000 acres ol laud in and around tne town, The Lake Springs land company was organized nt Salem, Va., and the capital stock, siuii.iiou, wus taken in a lew MUllll, ... It is reported that a lot of Mormon missionaries arc cxiectcd to begin oieru- tions in Shenandoah county, Mi., at an eurly date. During repairs to an old house in Wil liamsburg, ia tne omcuii notice oi Govcrnur Botetourt's death was found oil the wull underneath the whitewash. Illoch brothers, tobacco manufactur ers, of Wheeling, West Virgmin, were in dicted for violating internal revenue laws, they are accused ol defrauding the government out ol SlOO.tliMI. The Ilig Stone Gup company, at n meeting at Big Stone Gup recently, sold ;n l.iioi) worth ol lots in three duys, The sale wus phenomenal, as neither ol the three railroads nave been completed to tlie place. The citizens of Fincustle, Va., have or ganized lor the purpose ol building a railroad truiii that place to 1 routville, ii station on the Shenandoah Vullcv rail road, a distance of about seven miles. Two eagles were seen fighting in a pine tree on the farm of Mr. J. B. Wil liam, near F.ustville, Va. One of them struck the other such a blow that it cut him half in two, und he died immedi ately. Hv the breaking of the wheel of her buggv, Mrs. Lewis Stephens, of Freder icksburg, Va., was thrown out and re ceived painful injuries. Five of her teeth were knocked out. and her luce badlv bruised. Mr. Coin. in was the Wyiheville cor respondent of the Lynchburg, Va., Ad vance, and, after writing nn account ol the sudden death of the hotel proprietor mailed his letter and was shortly after stricken with death. The siiii shining on a globulur glass piiier weight in a show window of a lingerstown, .Mil., store, limited n lent her pocket book liehind it, and dint roved that article, but the tlame was extin guished hclbre further damage was done. Thomas Thornton, a bachelor, was murdered ut a boarding house in West Wheeling, W. Va.. bv Win. 1-re. The hitter was Ivmg on a bed, and Thornton entered nud pulled him off by the feet. lie pimped up nnd struck lliornton three times, killing him. The iron work for the new bridge at Ahult's, one mile Irom Frederick, Mil., arrived Inst week nnd will shortly be placed in position. It is to be a high truss bridge, l'lo feet in length, and will be the longest single span bridge in the valley. The Norfolk and Western railroad is soon to build n side truck to tlie recently discovered marble iiiurry ut Mig Jspnng. aiindwncu completed, shipments ol the while nml mottled marble will he- commenced to the Northern market. A negro driving two mules wus struck by a train ol the Norfolk and Western railroad, near Salem, Va., the negro be ing thrown into a tree and escaping without injury. The mutes were precip itated lino the Kounoke river uml drowned. Tlie burn of Patterson Coon, of Bote tourt county, Va., was set on fire by hildren nt ulav. nnd was nenrlv de stroyed. Miss I'uriiie Coon, sixteen years old, seeing lour valuable horses in lunger, entered the linrn.cnt the halters, and led the horses out through clouds ol smoke nud Maine. Tlu linril mill atiilil.-tt of I I W'iiiHrr I .U.L I',. . l..,v.,H.l ,.. 1... ... ..... ... . U.. II...,,.,. tu ground. The wind bciiitf hiti, tlicrr W II BIUU l-JtVUVIIIIII. Ill IIIV U"W Il( IUI fr, .I., r vm S......1.I A t,t ..t 1...- n,aB WIS tilt 11 VI 'Hill i fc. till bW Ulllll WBS- erty. Miss Maggie Willis, iu leaping n,n n iiikii iemx-, .iriimtii 1111 imnrc mill broke one of her legs. As James Noll was working iu his father's dairy, near Mt, DeChaatriil, W. a., he was attacked by an inlurinted bull. The animal gored him in the side, and while prostrated pawed him Icurlully about the breast. He would have been torn to pieces had not some farm hands gone to his rescue. Henry Fisher, the Washington, I'a.. oil operator, has purchased from J. E. I low aril tlie lease on near IV il.oiHi acres nenr Moundsville, W. Va , for $7.rii Tina makes nenrlv tl.oot) acres held in that vicinity by tfie purchaser, and is lo cated near tlie Craig w oil, which is pro ducing nve narrcis wr nay. A fine mule engaged on railroad work near Anne Arundel county, Md., was killed by the carelessness ol the driver in not closing the switch niter him. A loaded car, going ut lull speed down the incline, rnn on into inrBioingniiucrusiieo the mule between the cars, killing it in. stonily. WorkiueU reluming from Hen wood W. Va to Wheeling, ulong the Ohio River railroad trucks, discovered thr bodvofnninn near Hoggs' Ruu. The corpse is badly dccomHied, but no marks of violence are visible, and it is supKised thnt the man wnt frozen to deatn during the recent cold snap, Marrv Krnps and W. F.. Rider took a team from Mcrcvrsburg, I'n lirlonging to the lather ol the latter, and broughl it to llugrrstown, Md., where they trird to sell it i but they got wind nf the ar rival of nn officer for their arrest, and made their escai. Mr. Ruler identified his teuin und returned with it to Mer- ccrsbiirg. Kllisnn Mount was hanged nt I'lkes- ville, Ky tor narttctpation in tin.' mur der ol Miss Aliiluir McCoy nnd her brotnrr, i tie iininein gang nnu plotted to rescue the iiriaoiicr bv noiaiituiuf tlir jail othclals, but the cook, who received the strychnine tried it on the cat with fatal results, and rclused to administer the drug. About two months ago the Richmond Ice Machine company was oi gunned in Richmond, Ml., lo build lee making ma cliinery, Tlie coinpiinv has met with almost iilicnomeiiul success, and has ul ready cfost d contracts for $UO,(MK worth of machinery for factories at Salem, Ro anoke, Lyncliliurg and I rederickaliurg Worth Handreda of Dollar. My wife used only two bottles of "Mother's Friend" before her third con nncmcul. Bays she would not he with. out it for hundreds of dollars. Had not half ns much trouble at before. Dock Milks, Liucoln Parish, La. Write The Hradhcld Reg. Co., Atlanta Oa., for particulars. Sold by ull drug' gists. MISCELLANEOUS. J. S. GRANT. Ph. G., Of Mi:tadtli.Ula College of Pharmacy, Apothecary , 14 South Main St. TO ALL HEADACHE UM HOfKH HARMLESS HCAOACHl POWDEKS. Tht sn a tBtetBe. aareaUf. Tbry i MlBMlt-vrtl. rr4at,tl tta. rr Mia bf IriajhH r tff aulk 55 Main St., Buffalo, N.Y mA ItiUmatiofial Brtdg Oni ruK SAL 8 HV J. . GRANT. If your prescriptions are prepared ut (irttnt's I'hnrmacy you can positively dr IKiuiupon these facts: First, that only the purest nml best drills and chemicals will lie usctl; second, they will Ik compound ed carefully mid accurately hy un experi enced I'rescriptionist ; and third, you will not he chawed un exorbitant price. Fou will receive the best goods ut a very rea sonable profit. Don't forget the place Grant's I'bnrniacv, L'4SouthMainstrtct. I'rcscriptions tilled at all hours, night ordny, aud deliveted free ol charge to any part of the city. The night bell will be answered promptly. Oram's Phar macy, 2t South Mailt street. At Grunt's I'burmaey you can buy any I'atent Medicine at the lowest price quot' ed hy any other drug house in the city. We lire determined to sell us low as the lowest, even if we have to lose money hy so doing, lie will sell all Patent Medi cine at limt cost, and below that if nec essary, to meet the price of any competi tor. We huve the lurgest assortment of Chamois Skins in Asheville. Over SVO skins, all sites, at the lowest prices. We are the agents for Humphrey's Hoinwtipathic Medicines. A lull supply of bis goods always on band. Vse tluncomlie Liver Pills, the best in tlie world fur liver complaints, indiges tion, etc. A thoroughly tclittblc remedy for all blood diseases is Huncombc Sarsaparilla. Try a bottle ami you will takenootber. J. S. GRANT, Ph. G., Pharmacist, 24 S. Main St., Asheville, N. C. WIIITLOCK'S Spriug (ioodis ure daily ur iviiitf, and we show a beau tiful lint' of Sntines, CJing- laniM, ChullioH, White (Joodis, liinbroiderii'M, Fancy Silks, ltrilliuntiueH and other Htyl itth difHej fabricri at the low- t JIOHKiblt J)H(TK. WK CALL Hiei'ial atten tion thin week to our large ine of Rubber (ioodu for La- dit'8, MiHMeH and Children, iiIho I'lnbrellas iu Cotton, Scotch Gingham, Sutine, (iloiia Silk, pure till Silk, with elegant nud at y hub handleH. All new deuigna from the chi'UHHt to the bent (liialitieH. A N'KW LOT of 16-buttou length Kid (Move), new hIuuIch. AIho a large line of Fancy (loodn.llomery, lland kerchiiM, Cor8et, Domestic (ioodH, Uouuehold Linenn, QuiltM, CounterpuneH, Oer- inantown WooIh, Zephyrn, ask ami materials for fauc.v work. Ladieri' liatu, CapH und Driving (Woven, Centemeri and Harrif' Kid Oloven.?; Ileady Made Underwear iu fine and cheap MiiHlin at pop ular priceM. WIIITLOCK'S, 4 A 4 Houth Mala atrect, OpposiU National Dank of Asbevlile.