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f FOR RENT, WANTS, AND FORSALE, - - Asheville Daily Citizen OLD NEWSPAPERS Not exceeding three llnee, One Time, 30 cent. Three Times, BO cent, Six Time, 76 cent. FOR IALE- AT THIS - - OFFICE. SC. PER HITNDRRD. 11 ' I ASHEVILLE, N. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1890. PRICE n CENTS. VOLUME VI. NO. 105. '9 Si n Is 4- MISCELLANEOUS. illHVILLE. A place planned and devel oping as a GREAT RESORT. Situated in the MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN NORTH .CAROLINA, A region noted for hciilth fulncHS and lieauty of SCEKE11Y. An elevation of :i,800 feet, with cool Invigorating Climate It. is heiiitr laid out with itn 11 iid skill, with well irradod roads and extensive FOREST PARKS. A desirable place for lino residences and HKATHFUL HOBIsii. A good opportunity for profitable investments. Tor illustrated pamphlet, ad drt'HH, LINVILLE IMPROVEMENT CO., MtiTlllc. IWItcliell Co., N.C. NHW INVOICE. OHNTLUMEN'S MADRAS, CI1ETIOT, SATIiliN AND FLANNI5L SHIKTS Jl'ST IN, LADIES' ULAZliRS, SHIRT WAISTS & CI1IM USIiTT I5S JUST KUC KIVliD. HON MAKCHU, 30 SOUTH MAIN STREET. H.T.ESTABROOK'8 i!3 M. MAIN ST.. AKIIHVII.LU. 1 Tim placb ma BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS AND TOYS. LOCAL Views and Sketche aprisd KKAL ESTATE. W.LTU B OWTRi W. W. WSST. GWYII & WEST, (accessors to Walter B.Owyn) ESTABLISHED 1881 REFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE REAL ESTATE. Loans accurcly Placed at Per Cent. Notary Public. Commissioners of Deeds. FIRE INSURANCE OKFICK aoatheaat Coart aqaare. "HOW NOW, HORATIO I" Wonld.'t buy timber lands, mineral prop crtlc. or A.herlllr Rral Batate t , Then call on na, Horatio, and we will give thee thy money', worth. W. can Mil thee a house lot, lend thee stick lata .net a dwelling thereon, and In.ure the Mm. In anr Hire Inauranee Company doing baalnea. In thl. Rtat. Olve a. a call, Horatio I JUNKS A JUNKS, REAL EsTATf AND INSURANCE BROKERS. Room 9 a 10, McAfee Block aa Pattnn Aw.. Aaheellle. N. C, F. A. GRACE, DECORATOR AND- . DBSIONKR IN FRESCO. augndSm t ITli liia it'Sii ultsi.Ti iaM.i-rjX anasn. 'i '-''.'- - MISCELLANEOUS. DM 2 SWANS DOWN. Thcuc arc the brand of our Imii FLOUR, the flne.t of the floe, the Iwnt of all, and In citpcclally reeommended to thnie dtHiring the whiteHt and purent bread. In fact It ! the cream of till the. wheut nit I in met I oil' Into Hour. We aro have other brand h unilKcadt'M.Hnd can furnlKh n nuod family Hour oh low an $'J fit), hnvinti Nciutvd u lot U-fore punning Into the hanilii of Mietulatom. A. D. COOPER. Two second hand wagons fur mile cheap. nm THAT TALK! A new lot of Comforts, Dlnnkets, ami other goods I 'or cooler weather hn just MHn mreivwi. riastenrs a White Overalls and Jackets, Nurses' Caps and Aprons Pho largest lot of Chemise, owns and Underwear to be ound in the city, some fine goods. cheajHT than you can get the material and make them. Stockings in colors nil Fast-llhuk. Wool, Mo- n . . m rtt . l ino, tt)tton, Lisie inrcau, nd Silk, from 10 cts. to 2 . ..... . ..h a pair. All kinus 01 ii-ess rrinunings, Buttons, Lin- .. t a i -. e mgs, iVtr.; in lacu our slock m vervtiung nwMieu to use or i 1 A . to wear for Men, Boys, Chil ren orliadies is well nigh . a r k rrnjt KM'lect, so tnaryour haa in fitmi tho t!llar U t he garret iin be filled at our store at iriccsaway 1m-1ow anybody lse. Don't buy anything until you try The "BIG RACKET" Real Estate Brokers And Investment Agrcnts. Loans ae.-urcly placed at R per cent. Office.: 34 a 8S ration Avenue. Recoad floor. RbSdlv JOHN CHILD, (Ponaerly of Lymes a Child I. Office No. I Sfal Block. REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER Strictly a Brokerage BurIhcm Loan, wearely pland at R oer ens. R70H KKNT. Thnt Inrnr Imanltns hotnw oa Patton are- mir, frontlna linttery I r, i rnuma, wrii- hnilrll arounda. Bne vlrw, locntlnn.. central, W. T. WIIAVHH, nrpil-itt . - P. O. Boa !lt, Aahtvllle. N WH. R. KINU, OF THE ENGINEER CORPS, U S. N Is located In Aahevllle and will praitlce SURVEYING. IM-.tnrtillnaof any deacrlptloa aaprcl.lly p. (I, Ilua Bis. ausDdlm, - ' - ' - - - i - MISCELLANEOUS, Go to Carmichael'B Drug Store with your prescription W1w.it v, hi will nx, nil times t 11 1 . 0 . fresh nnu a IUII line 01 puru iresii Drugs and Chemicals, and at h)Wiirices. His prescription Jm.ni.fiiK.nf, isi stni'kftd with the purest and best Drugs and Chemicals to be found in the market, both foreign and domestic. And you can rest 1 ... .. ,1.,MU11jn assured that your preSCnp-l I iill I i. .... .1 tion Will 1)6 tilled correct anil ., . mi 1 ,. . l..,....,1 that you Will b( CllIU gefl rni. l()W PI presiTiptionists ready 4... I serve you at all hours. Night I . 1.1 . .... -...1 cann iniiii ij uiinnmvi. W. C. C ARMICH AFX AI'OTHWAKY, No. so South Main Street, Asheville, N. C. Handsome Autumn Novelties arriving daily. I. REDWOOD & CO. Clothltlir. Dl'V (00(1S. Fancy (lOOllS. Shoes M..1 r I l"n"""' H'tS,. 7 St t PATTON AVK LLAN'S PINE NEEDLE CI6ARS, CIGARETTES AND SMOKING TOBACCO. (PATKNTRII.) 1'sc the Tine Needle .Cigars for n dc- liuhtful smoke nnd speedy relief for In- Huenxa. Acute and Chronic Catarrh. Clergyman' Sore Throat, Hay Fever, Asthma and all Bronchial diseases. Com bining the full aroma of the Yarn to- rci. imparting to the taste and brei.th pro,rrtlr.of to Mieco nniy renucmiK v. ,t with po.,t.ve iKiielit to cue eon- sumer. ..... . j ll.l'K IIAI.I.. n. t'"'t. Pine Needle Cigar Commny, freehold. New Jersey : Oentleincn : I ... nm riitiniliinf (IlirfM - JAi nmmonui !r i twi v - - ii. NnMn ( 'n t nr -n n nr. lfriiiinii rvilisril avaasnai - tis, laith of which troublesome diseases I ..... ,r j u.lik tr., luuirlv twn venra. and experienced no relief until hud the mod lortune ol learning of your most .. l it..!- I Itnual viiltinuic rcmetiy. wnix imir uw si mvivrd marked relief and conmilcr my If rnlirrlv cured. I also miuht state that 1 receivea no unpicnsniii encvi wnnv inhaling the nlKvc nnmeu remcoy. Yours ixsprctiuiiy, iiia vvaoosks Manufactured by Tine Needle Cigar Co., Pm-hii i . New lerscv. P..rulle hvT.C.SMITH & CO..wholc. salc and retail druggists, Public Square, Asheville, N. C DO YOU KNOW A Kond thing when you ace It ? If ao call at r.A.1 1 ft I o nmnrrvn M IWVr I A MS II If K tS I WIIS-I-W " And esnmln their One assortment of Preneh Crackers, ronalatlni In part of Fancy Tea Cakes, Cream Jumlilca, lietnon Hnaiia, Vanilla Wnrcra. Graham Wsfrrs, Lunch Hlacslta, Navy Bread, Haysl Wnlrr, Cream Wafrra, Zephyr Wsfrrs, Lemon Cream, Hods niKulle.ftc, TkM an alisolulely fresh and alee t Ooods. We alao dealre to call your alien tloa to our well selected stock of PANCV (1 HOC KM I KM, of which we make a aprclally. We are offering DID BAKOAtNa la Staple aa well aa Pancy Oroeerlea, a larire propoMloa of which we art 'constantly rent wing direct from the manufacturer. This Inaurcs yoa perfectly fresh and wholesome goods at prices that we guarantee to be a. low a. they eaa be bought In aay market. Mtapectrully, FOWIH.L aNItlKR, Cor, Fattoa Avenue and Mala surest. ' THE NEWS ! by associated press to THE CITIZEN TO-DAY. XRAIN wrecking on the w vork ckotral. SEVERAL OF THE passenger CARS WERE DITCHED. NO ONE K1I.LED-A FEW IN. jtlRKU, NONK HKRIOUtH.V. Ai.hanv, N. Y., Sept. B.-Aliout mid- niglit lust nicht a train wu wrecked 011 the New York Central. umlHudion River ... , , .. j.i tt i, rr..n. . . bush. I l 1 1 1 III IV. n,nu. I" H I Luckily only half of the attempted wreckj wag uccclH1fui and of 1... , ..... in onfl section ol tne Montreal siccper.mii wln, 11. m ...... .:., Ill HEW 1 1ir, UIIC IIVIV ttfc .., immmi ing of an engine and eight Bleeping cars tilled witn men, women una cmiorcii, and was derailed, but.leavinu out the shaking up of all the passengers and the severe bruising of half a doxen others, nothing more serious than the wrecking 01 mc trtun resulted. l,ro,.l,i oruilh". I The news of the wreck was here by Conductor McAuhffe, who wulked all the way. A relief train was at once dispntehrd to the scene carry ing three physicians with it. Upon arriving at the scone of the wreck it was seen that the escape of a large number from dcnih was miraculous. The train was running nt the rate of thirty miles an hour when the engine struck the I obstruction put on the track Ivy the train wreckers; it was Mien upwnnts anil tne whole train was thrown from the track. ftVAV REMARKS, Hut ll'H only About Wild Animals) and Such. Washington, September II. hi thesen ale to-day the land lull was takenupntiil I consideration of the free list proceeded I with. Senator Vance move I to strike out thi proviso in pnrngrnpu mil relating - I I animals imported siiccinllv for breeding purposes. The proviso requires such ani- viso requires such ani- , , . ,. , looded, ol rccogu.xc.1 x-ord ofiK-digrec. The d. yeas nays 'M. I mals to lie pare blooded I breed nnd with a rec motion was defeated The house hill to outliori.e the con struction of a bridge across the Savan null river bv the middle Cieoruia and .At lanlic Railway Co. was placed on the cnlemlar eration of tlic tariff bill.) to paragraph I . .. . . . . a , i. i. .... 3 relating to moves which Keiinior Plumb had v in. i. i.... i ........ i.... 1 1 by striking out the nddilainal rale oa men's uloves. The motinn was delcated yens 'Si. nnvs 3(1, Plumb Wing the only republicans who voted yen. Consideration ol tne tree list was re sumed. Scnntor Ouav I not yet indicted moved to insert in the tree list wild annuals in tended for toolouicnl collcctinns, scien titicanri educational purKises ami not for sale or proht. lie ni.ule tne motion he said, nt the suggestion ol the I'hila- dclphin xoologicnl aociety. WHAT DID IT T The Vermont Klecllon a Real sseiuocra.ac .i...r,. Rl'TLANP, Vt Sept. 5. The divrease of tile republican mnjonty in Vermont is I explained bv memliera of that party ns . . ,r due to the lact tliat mis is an on year, TL- ..t- Msmniiia tltiis- ltlr lllll" fin 1 11)11 ... . . mlubli- Z, ...,., the rc V '"i. "i-7 " nc . arnr r,.,. . ; " y ,n'c The urn uni Mini aim i '''" )"? iiniiiw ....... .... - . in ... ... ,, - . , , i iiime nun o auoi ren.rm, ' -"" "P ".'".V."" :u""Ti.i . IOI VCrulUm nil VUl IIUWII vnv hiiuimiwu. ef t?f X " -'rr -;..n., ; . i,. i t'nntiiiiiiics ULEurvu vvi y imj " 'Xd n.7cica...' brigia ----- . , - . election I voiinir democrat, the exponent ol prog. ress. The other represented the machine republicans who arc nposeil to everj tkinn rttlt HlftHMrinlV HEAVY PAIM RK. . Mew Vork Firm or Kanortersi I.oao on Pork New YoHK.Scpt. 6. Sawyer, Wnllace & Co., exiHirtcrt ol bread stuff nnd cot ton nnd d'nlers in leaf tobacco nt No. 1H Broadway have made nil assignment Mnrshnll Avrea without prclercnccs. The news when it reaeneu tne street created n great sensation. T . . ... i ! Mtimiiteii thnt tne toini oi ne as- n -nnh 1 r..iii.(lini. anionu which i. thr slililll.tlllO lost in Pork. It is h.,nlit thev have nrolectcil tneir inicr- r.ia the United States nnd their chief Inum. which mnv reach Sl.ollO.OOO. will :--; ,.. .1 .,. Hir .lnrl. Inga in pork. . Hhui.in. Sent. r Twelve months ago Udison prommed to send the '5mieror a phonograph, and alterwnrd cnblcil thnt the instrument was on in way to iierun. Ilia Mmcsty invited a large (Hirty to st-e tli wonderful work of American genius, but the mnchinc difl not turn up at the npiKiintcd tunc, nnd the iiniynid pnrty and oiiests were disiipis.inted. To mnke ma iters worse, several letters addressed to Kdison by the Master of Ceremonies remained nnnswered. CLUMSY AND Clll'h'Cll. , . -,, , The llibliesl Kcconlcr rCIHirtS 5114 till ditions to the Baptist church in the state last week. . ttv. W. R. Ownltncy preached his Inst ..... sermon ns pastor of the Oreenyboro linp- tint church on Sundny Inst. He goes to Woke Forest to assume his new duties there as pnstor. ... n t (t.n Im. ...rliwd Chnrlotte from the Prospect cnmpmcel. Inn. nnd also from atUnding pfotrncted Jiltim, at Zion. The niinistcrg who ' i "i n o... r. P""? J".' ."To. ""I .' . ! u... hadlKen tw.ntyK.ne.eonver.ious.. 1W. m. Trl.iUtt. nf Church Street Methodist church, conducted the meeting at Zion. THE BANQVKT, nintliiKulahecl Rpeakeni-Ki.Joya- able Time. About one hundred and xevcnty-hvc people were present nt the bnncuct Inat nijjht given by Messrs. Atkinson, Rey nolds and others, in honor of th Rreat land sale and the eople who attended it. The Inrce ball room wns turned into a dining room and three long tables, ex tending the length of the room were loaded with delicacies to which the guests did ample justice. While the sup per was in progress the guests were en tertained by the Park orchestra, nnd es pecially appreciated anylophoiicpprlorni- ancc by one of the musicians. At 10:30 o'clock, Air. v.. 1 . Kawis, me tonstmastcr, in n few renmrks pr n tonst to "The Stntc of North 11a." Thetoaat wan remionded proponed taro- una." I lie toast was rcspoiu i.. uy Ijungc I1UB. r.. rciuier. nt .lira n.n.i.iK other thimrs: "I take an interest in old , , , ., 1 1 .. . .1 ... . . North Carolina, because my forefathers were ol good North Carolina stock. 1 am not of what is culled the outh.' 1 have nnd nlwn; 'vi!' stnnd up for the 'old South.' 1 nm in favor of the New South soliirnsimprovc- mcnta and enterprise go, but lieyoiul that I stop. And talking about booming, I want to tell n little anecdote I onw heard. A California boomer and a Flori da, boomer met one day, anil the Califor nian started in to tell what a grand rnimtrv his was. - He told of what im- mense trees they had, ol the grapesashhj .,....,,.,. , .,,,,:u frm wllii ll ns pumpkins and mountains from which n moderately tall man could touch the sky. The Florida man was silent anil the man from the west wanted to know il he had nothing to say ol his country. The southerner looked nt him a minute and nnswered, 'I nm something of n liar myself.' Hut," continued Mr. Fcnner, "it is not necessary to no any lying m boom this town. Just the plain truth is all thnt is required." Governor Fowlc also responded to the same toast and spoke most eliiiiiciitly and sensibly. He said words could not express his feelings when sinking ol grand old North Carolina, lie sMke ol the important part Nona (.annum wok in the Revolution, and in the late war. and how it was the first to rebel ngainsl Fnglish rule. He told how North Caro- linn gracefully submitted in the days ol reconstruction, "lllll. lie coiieluiieo "she will resist to the utmost any such I ;,.fii.w.ii. tliimr fl the llolol-iollS 'lorCC bill.' " A I oast to "The City of AsIkvimp was i . . .. ik i . proposcil. ami ex-toiigressinii.i . ... ..... proposed, and ex-Longrcssaian harton I. G i cell, of l!a vet tcville, responded in a ;.lTV .,k.;mlllt ;,.,.. ,t. 8Jl(lke..f Ashe- vjj. ri vulinxs llii iniiigham, Alabama's magic citv. dipt. J. M. liuilger lolliiweil Air. urecn mil in a most hiitui'roiis and interesting way gave IMC History ol Asneviue inn.i iv.iv back. Cunt. T. 1). lohnston rcsismileil to a toast to real estate, and ns he hapticncd in lie stiitnliiiL! lartweea Cant. Natl At kinson nm Mr. . II. t.wvn, lie enilcil his toast by comparing himself to the Saviour, plaecii iwiwecn iwo uneven. Capt. Atkinson and Mr. Uwyn looked imnieiist'lv pleased. Mr. W. II. tiwva also resiHiiliien in real estate," in nil able mamier, and the banquet ended. DEATH TO VANREEHi MomellilUK I.lUe a War Cry Ii Vuateiuala. Citv oF('iUArTi:iAi.A,Sept. 5. "Death to Vnnkees!" was the cry of an uns'ry nn,i ..citcd mob that surrounded the United States U-gation. Whctiever Mik iatrr Mizer has invasion to leaic the U.' lltinn .UI.rollllIl,.H ,v n Imdyniiard Ilrrimdia's friends cjm u,nt Mr. MUner could have prc- vented the former s dentil. .Sympathy grows lor iiciicrui iwirruii I lllll tlHHU HIT. Willi IB ii I,, it vo.n. ... i fm Ucn t ,, Mr. Ml,.; I tii Citv or Mkxico. Sent. f..-The Mcxi- iticV as an atrocious deed, and believes that the Un ted States Kovcrnincnl shouhl take actional once for the pun :.,.. of hi. assassins and an indent I ... . . , ,....:. i ..i.:i.i ...itmii im mr in. winiiw nil I iiiiiiiiviii " wV: ..ton. Sent. 5.-The olficicial .letnil. in the Harrundiu ensc nwnited, ol i ... , i mnmrt inn with it. which the Mate tic partment oflieinl. hnvenot yet nveived i . . . .... : i Kir. Mimer so fur has sent only a briel cablegram announcing the death of (5en .ml llnrrundin on tne steamer Acapuici at the lands ol the liiiatcmalan soldiers, He has tailed, as vet, nlso to rc)Krt to the ileiuirtmeiit the uttcmpt upon his I life by the daughtcrof (icncral llarrundia WIS MEANS IH SlMiSS. nrf-lt is learned thnt C.rccnilmuni Co., of llnllimore, will estaiiiisn an ex tensive oyster cannery nt New itcrnc, ItxY' Work on the new shaft at the oil well near I'.rcensboro is progressing sat isfactorily and within the next two I WIVUII fl IIIII1L MLIJ1H L1IIIIIIIIIIV " .-- , . . .....hi i lormeil, a acmes erecie,., ...... wv.. I sir Mr. W. E. Holt, of Chnrlottc, i.inkinir niter nuttimc up new mnciiiucry ;,, Cnrolinn cotton mills. The whole ol the .ninniuir mnchincry. nbout N.0HU ".L..lL. ,!il I- r..,l,..l liv the last and most improved, nnd some new loom win niso oe pui in. iviiiiiii "ivi""." HnVTlw ilirprtnrs of the North Can .. c....i ...j .,v Imvr .f. f t , ncom.,u.tc re-orgnnunlioii of the ' u t n(Wru. Contracts for f wiii K ct ,) thc workof erect . ,)ein , , nt ,,, Negotiations "'f. u .' i r, .,.. ii... f h remainder of the slock have been ' , d , t k tkcl '" "ul WTSouth of Raleigh a manufacturing town ia to be established on sonic hills, It will have a line of railway, wntcr.clce- trie lupus anil sewerage, as wen im n nm of electric enrs. Thc men who arc in the enterprise have renl public spirit, and tne -J ...:n i.. .i. i.:...,...i !,;, i, tiitit ui- i miinii win i". ." n - 1 .. ., L,.u. Tho Alliemnrle nnd Kl,iejKMi it i. mid, will enter the city very enr the new town or suburb. i kvi. .,... i,,.. ui,iii rlmmlwr of commcrce arssion n report wns rend from ., R ilnrTl. 0( Winston, staling thnt he wou(n pt in a set of mnchincry n Knlcigh gunrnnlced to manufacture at lailO.OIHI miiiiids of tobacco per annum, thecitixcnsol Knleighto suiiscni)e i.oou conditionul that Mr. Harris put III lui property as stock nnd be allowed, to nlnee the stock Issued to him at a cnllnt- r;l ...;i. o..nrnnteino . dividend I a diviuena tk ..,r.l. ...nnl tr rmht trti-r on the capital stock. Mr. 1 1 Ml I IR lit be made business manager, IS KENNEDY HEDGING? DOING TO REVIMK' ATTACK, HIM QUAY guay Thinks He Tlilnka He May Rlae to a Herttonnl Kxnlatintlon, but Probably He Will Swallow the IuhuII." Washington, Sept. (. Much indigna tion exists among republican senators over Mr. Kennedy's attack on the senate as n whole and Senator (Juay in partic ular. Mr. (Juay knew nothing of the itelivcrv of the Bjicecli until yesterday morning after his arrival at the senate. He said to a reporter thnt he had not determined what course to pursue, lie had under consideration the making of a statement under the rule governing questions of licrsonul privilege, but was not fully decided what to do. The l'cnnsyl vanin republican members of the house rc r'ry niii:..v lonnv when lacy read Mr. Kennedy's published Sieech, and prepared a resolution instructing tne ptiouc primer 10 rcmuu nom pun ishing I He Sktcu ns it cousliiuicii a lrcach of decorum and of the rules of the house. The resolution was entrusted to Mr. Halxclle for picsciitntion in the iiisc, but before that wns done Mr. Harrows, who is scnker pro tcm, wns consulted. Ity hisadvicc rcjircsentntions were made to Mr. Kennedy which in- lueed linn to withhold the 8ccch from .he printer for a few days nil. I consc liicntly the resolution was likewise with held. Mr. Kennedy said he didn t Iwhevc he had said anything that constituted a violation of the rales. He addeil that he had not vet had a chance to revise his sieech and until he had had that oppor tunity it woulil DC witlineiil irom tne Record, but no longer. Meunwhilc the innression in the house is that the ob jectionable features of the sccch wil' be hiniiialed lielnre inilihsliing nail . ic matter will there end. THE MAI.K IM I'MMEU, one Hundred and Two I.otH Hold by AlkltiHon. Reynolds) 4k Co. The great miction sale of the Siicars lands in Northeast Asheville, by Atkiu- in, Reynolds & Co., closed to-day. Dur ing the three days of the sale 102 lots have been sold. The sales including a block reserved for Copt. Atkinson mount to about $1"0,000. The entire ract, consisting of Kill ncrcs was bought by Nntt Atkinson, V. T. Reynolds anil N. A. Reynolds three years ago for $4.0,- Mlll. They hare siwul considerable time nd money in improving the property, ml the result is that no prettier lots un to lie loiind anvwherc in the city. I tic bidditii: dariiiu the three davs has been l'ooiI. ami buyers appear to lie well sat. isfied with their purchases. Thcsalc this morning commenced nt the edge of the iiriincrtv nearest to tne citv, on nicrn- moil avenue. The result is given below. III. K THKKK UKMHItll.S AVKSI'K. No. Niiinc of I'nrrhaacr. Slic. Price I J. i;. .Martin. iooxi!7H, $l,SI)O.I.II i.sun on l.NTn.nn 1,,'lliO.IIH a " " HHixUili, 3 W. II. Wil.oii, to.ixi'.'io. 4 l.lHkr CrniK. HO2J.T. 8 J. C. M 0 T. C. Hi arliii. HoiJlHi. i.;iui.imi Suiniin, Hllxllia. l.iiuoun II.IICK KIIIIIT HAMIITII STSKBT. a i Mi'Ciinii'M, iHoiano, J V. M. I'uttimcin, lonxUOO, 0 li. II. Kivn.iliU, looxl'.l.l, U P. C. Milntlrv. lil.ixlioo, III.IICK I'lVS. OHO.OII O.I.OO 775.I.O 1,0.10.00 1.1 A. I.. Hrvn.ilils. llllx 1 to, III A. I.. Ki'vn.il.la, liONli's, 17 H. T l.riinkf, lllixlJH. ni.i.on 4JII..M aoo.oi 2i'n.iii H W.J. itiichiiry, lluxiaH, 111. OC K TWO CONKTKS STSKKT. I t J. T. Ilnalic, KlIxll'U, 15 tooxuno, ir.'ii.oi HlTi.OI III.IICK I'lVK. I II. A. Mudger, 10KX1N7, ia 7:ixina, I J I. T. Ilii.tlc. 14OX10M, mnsn laiii.im 41111. on Lots'.l. 111. 11. 111. I'O, 21. 2S. 23, 2 o, l. mi, o.f, ! HI1.1 .1. (i.likn . .... .... .... .,. i in i. ). part of which were sold yesterday and the remainder tins morning, were put as a whole. Mr. harton . . '.recti, ol 1'iiv ettcvillc liccamc the purchaser, nt - ..oil. Lots 1(1. 11. H. 7. . 5. mid . Block r were first sold separately and afterwards as a whole. At tile latter sale, nr. nan kel. ol Charleston was the highest ludde and thev were knocked down to him at h 'ir.o. Capt. Jack Stewart, tlieauclionciT, nas made a hirue iuiiiiIkt of friends by his courteous and good naturcd treatment of all and has proved himself to be an excellent auctioneer. Cnpt. Stewart lllltlll IS 111 l.CXItll!tOll. Kv. The entire tract has not liecn sold, nnn the remainder will lie held lor the present .w-v-'.iA'.s in-' cnxsEoriixcE. iniMi;. The Chicnuo carpenters' strike ended amid differences among the labor leaders. Hev. William Morrison, of Philadcl nhia, has changed his faith from thc Pres. uyicnan i. mc iv4,in,,i, v.. Thc lirm of Hixic & Mcllor, lumlsrr, of Am iro. Wisconsin, has tailed. I lie ns sets $(iO(yHKl(i, liabilities $."il3,IHlll. The New York Stntc bourd of nrbitra tint! finished its investigation ol the Nc York Central strike in New York city. The Swill Iron and Steel Works, Newport, Kv., will lie enlarged into one '.. ......i .1.-:.. .(.. ol tne largcsi. sicvi winnnm .m States. Thc colored citixensof Chattanooga are making up n party of Bcvciity-hve ol their race to emigrate to LilR-rin nbout NovcmlKr 15. Thc executive committee of the Nu tionnl league of repnblicnn clubs has de cided upon a National League conven tion, to lie held nt Cincinnati, April 21, IHUt. Severn! men discharged from the Niw Vork Cciitrnl testified lieforctheNew Vork State board of arbitration thai they were never drunk or insubordinntc, as Mec-rK "'lent weun ciinrgcu Influential democrats in Philadelphia nre endenvorinif to induce Senator Me- Aleer, n ward politician, to withdraw nt n cnngrcssionnl candidate ,in the late Samuel J. RnndnH'i district, in order that aurh n clianiic ns that from Richard Vaux to McAleer may not drive awny the inde pendent vote trom Mr. rnttuon, FORKIIIN. fnunt HcrlKrt Bismnrck is expected to visit Paris shortly to inquire whether ins miner, i rinci: ninniuir., wu,m his father, Prince Bismnrck. could stay ..n, " vg. IV HI UVIIIUHSai""""- -----IB o him. MISCELLANEOUS. MiriRiir THE NEVER FAILING CURE FOR HEADACHE. TKADU MARK RBOI8TBRBD. ABSOLUTELY SAFE, PERFECTLY SURE AND ALWAYS SPEEDY. Cured l-;very variety of Headache AND NOTHING BLSli. Has earned lor itself the enviable rcputa- ANTIMIGRAINE tion of being the finest, most effective and reliable article in the market for the speedy relief and cure of every variety of that common trouble, Huauaciib. The immense favor which bus greeted it from II quarters, proves its true merits and acceptability to the public. It is some thing which almost everyone needs, and those who have once tried il, will never be without. l-'or its curative powers it does not de pend upon the' subtle influences of such poisonous drugs us ANTIPYRINU, MOKI'IlINi;, CHLORAL AND COCAINlv, Since it does not contain an atom of ther oi these. It is absolutely free from injurious chemicals, and can be taken by young and old without fear or serious results. It is not a Cathartic, does not lisarrnnge the stomach, and contains no noxious or sickening ingredients. Thc eculiar advantages of Antimi graine consist in its being thoroughly liable as a cure for any kind of head- ach. -without resiiect to cause leaving no unpleasant or annoying after-effects, is in the case of other so-called "hnrtn- ' remedies. These qualities make it the most popular nnd saleable article iu thc market, wherever known. IIIKUCTION8 FOR U8U. Thc dune for an adult Is two teaapoonfula in a wine Klaaa of water. Hoar for children .roMirtlon, according to atfc la cither :une thc doac can be repeated every thirty mtnuce nntil a cure la cllvctcd. One doae will alwaya drive away ao attack of Headache, if tuken when tiriit feeling the premonitory Hymtilom.; hut If thc attack la well on, and tullvring ia Intense, the accund or third doae may be required, t'auully a greater number uf doaea ia required to eflvct the Arat cure thun ia needed for any succeeding time there after, .bowing that the niediciuc is accumu lative In It. ettccls, tending toward an event ual permanent cure. For ante at CHANT'S PHARMACY. WIIITLOCK'S, 46 A 48 (. MAIN HTRKKT, Opiioaite Hank af Aahevllle. UNLOADING SALE. Dry Goods, Fnncy (Jootls, ami Notions, Idii-e Curtains, Table Linens, Towels, Nan kins, Con 11 terpn lies, White (Sooils, nnd Kinlii'oitli'i'ies at prime eost. All Domestic Goods, including rride oft lie West, Wiimsiitta, Fruit of Loom, 4-t Cottons nnd 10-1 Sheet inpcs at prime cost. We rail speeial nt'iition to our large stock of Eni- noidery and Knittiiu; Silk, Zephyrs, Wools, Silk and Outline Work. All go at prime post. Ladies' Mnsliu Underwear at cost, Kid Gloves, Hosiery and llibbons at unusually low prices. Ladies will save money by attending this special Bale.