North Carolina Newspapers

r y I. ex.-! $- Citizen. t 4- . . i ' The new Board ot Aldermen: Who Who is your catiu.da.te i r Aldtx-r' t I should they lie? Give vour prclcr- I t 'encein The Citizisn. J - J an? Write I'm: Ciiizk.m. t ----! -- -4 - '' , ., ASHEVILLE, N. C, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1891. PRICE i cents: .VOLUME VI. NO. 239. Asheville " A t -'). LIHVIILE, ' A lit c l;iim'tl ami devel oping a a GREAT RESOUT. (Situated in the JIODNTAINS OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA, A region noted for health fulness and beauty of SCENERY. An Ovation of :,soo lWt with fool Invigorating Climate jt iH being lail u1 with ,,u,tP and skill, with veil .railed roads and exteiisiv FOREST PARKS A ilesirnble pl.-' ' nn( reidej)eeH ami HKATHFIJL HOMKJ. A pood opport unity ,,rolitable investments, illustrate! paniphM,, dress UNVILLE IMPROVEMENT CO Untitle, Mitchell Co t JOIN THAT LARGE ARMY - 1 1 . Of sensililc economical people who Horn ex I perience have learned that 1 I "COOPER'S" j la the Beit Place to buy I groceries, Grain, Feed, Ktc. ' Yon can trade with us with the pcrf ct us1 ' surunce that our price arc "Hock Bottom. -' Wc nrr still selling MiiKnolilIam at 12c 1t I retail. 1 If, H las' 5. S 5 IS S " B : ft " 2. ? a. 3 3 3 I eS!!!e! - ii 8 " 9 a - o 2 rr. 0 2. DO YOU WANT A tine China Dinner Tea or Chamhcr Set Cheap? If so now is vour chnnec to et it. As we are nccdiii! money and paec we will ollcr you for the next 15 dny the following situ: 5(1 pcecs lluvilanil Tea set $1.1 worth $20. 13H pieces llovilanil Dinner set for $l'J no worth $.riO.0O. ll'o pieces Cnrlslind set for $H also worlh $fio. Two 1 1 a pieces Apnciuescts for only $1" worth $'.'3. I'ivc hand decorated Yi pieces ih.-inilKTsels worth $ir...'i() for $12. l'retty I'nnt I'lntes anil buu ccr8worlh$3doit. now $'Jcloz.and thousands ol other articles reduced in same proportion. This is no "catch penny" nd. hut we mean liiisiiicss. Glance at our liarsnln show win- dow and be eo .vincrd. We will this spring 1 show you a much larcer and handsomer line j than ever before, Holds and boarding houses wishing to replenish should Inspect our line and prices, before buying. THAO. W. THRASH & CO, Crystal Palace, No. 41 Patton Avenue. ' Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Ilouscfurnish ! Ings. Etc. RAILROAD COMMISSION HONE ACTIONS ON THIS SH I. jiccT ri;cai.i.i:i. 'I'KRSONAI.JIlT'llJtli.' IltAHO'H WICNATOK. nr.KeiilerMnkesa Htuteineiit of IiitereHt The comnilttee Who Went to Ralelitli lor the Itler cIihiiIm. liinroR Tun Citiz,;n: I ask to miikea statement in regard to my telegram to the Stulc Chronicle ami communication force the committee in rclution thereto, published in yesterday's C;tizi:n. That the iiiatter may the better be un ilerstuotl by the public, I will present what has Ucn ilmic of u bimular nature, and 1 call attention to the methods employed w hen the Railroad Commission subiect has liccn under consideration. I'onr years auo when Mr. Kiehmoiid I'earson was our representative when the Railroad Commission bill came up he wrote to Aslieville, ami ni ihought the writer was at that time presiiletit uf the board of trade, Mr. Pearson's letter was to Mr. Sawyer and this gentlemen carried the letter in his pockets lor several days ami when he handed it to me time was very short and a meetint; of the board of trade had to be called on very short notice. To this meeting, by a singular coincidence the stalwarts for the corporations were present, but lew others, the meeting not beiiiK representative in any sense. 1 had issued a circular and made publication Vour rude" Jones 1'ietl Itimilt- A l'roiMltlon to Reelect Him to inn I. uimuane, fc.ij h me Major, j Remove a Doubt. Sr. Louis, Feb. ".Mayor J. J. Ward, lioisi; City, Idalm, Feb. 7. In the sen ol I'aleBtine, Tex., to d.iy comes out with ate to day a joint resolution was offered n card, in which he says the trouble be-! 11 1 uu.it , iu toe iv.....m, ... nl the election ol Mr. Dubois as United tweeii bain ouesand llunscll was on ,ie- Sl(lUs st.n,ltor fr tK. u.rm beKintiinK count of iersoiil matters and not because , M;,Th , next, the lenislaturc meet in the evangelist, erilicised his ollicinl ne- joint session and elect a senator for that thins. TheniHVor says: "While Jones u'r'!1, ... , , , , , l ne lesouilli'ii wa iiioipiiii oy o .'in ol nine to ciiiht, the democrats volinji COUNCIL OFPRESIDENTS. Rl.StlrS OF AN AI.I.IANCi: mi;etiu at wasuikuton. whs lieiv he took it upon liimsi ll to refer in most insulting laiinnace to my privatt hie ami habits before m e wile mid children, heme mv attack upon him As tor my otlieiiil conduct, that is open to the scru tiny ol riht-minded men," with the friends of Indue ClotrL'ctt The resolution will conic up ill the house to-day, where its late is in doubt, though I lu re seems to lie a probability of its passage. SPAIN STILL LXCITHI). IIAVL NOT LOST HOPE. Kl'.l'l 1II.KANS HA V MlltlH.lt waj atti:.-iiti:i. HI ri lll.lt'ANH THVIMi TO IIAkK A CO Mill NIC. Tlie liHliil-.Hl ol'tlie tit, veriiwr of lliirceloim ItemaiKU'Tl by I lie I'eople Trnftpx Reaily to he Move I A.iomeiil'H Notl",-. Iv deleated by the euiisi-rvaliie eamli dalc, has not abated. The t loops of the garrison are eoiilincd In their barracks ami piep nations are being made to send issuco a circular .inn niaoe piiuiiciiLiioi ' ... through the papers, following this with j str"" renil.uwments to tins city should petitions; these petitions were signed bv the state of ,'itlairs call lor an additional Ino citizens ol Asheville and sent to Mr. display ol a torce. .Mr. Stret-ter, I tie Alliance Candi date, Will Hlaiul bvthe FarmerH' IntereHlH Nothlnic Oeflnlte Has Come of VvHIerdny'H Conference. Hahh-i.ona, I'cb. 7. The exriteinent Sprincpii-: i.n, III., Feb. ".The republi caused by the reeetil electoral contest by cans have not lusthoic of linallv niaking which the repiiblicnii leader Salim ion, a eomliiiiatioii with the farmers' alliance according to the icpuMii ans, was unfair-1 party although nothing definite hascomc ol' y csterdav's conference. At a meeting ol the rcpiiblieau steering comuiittee yesterday Mr. Strceter, the alliance candidate for senator, wasasked how far he would act with the republi- for For ad- REDUCTION IN HEATING STOVES., GEORGE SCHCEN, j Miner 1 Water Ilottlod and on Drught. RICHMOND, VA. Owiiif? to thelatiMifssof the Mr. F. W. LawiPiicc, Suratoiia Snriniis. X. Y. ytovt'H at g-i-cntly rt'dut't'd peimnd the Exitflsior Water . . pontirmn.llv nt inv (niintw for n.rs to prevent cnri-jinK V" "T, 'ont.Vvnr. mull a'w stock over into the next take pleasure in saying that V ie ... o f.,vo'nmonK thp nmny mineral wa seKon. Ifytmwant a ntoe j thm novis tho time to buy one is none that surpasses the. "Kxcolsior." For its elieav A few medical qualities it is all VK i tiinc tnat is ciaimeii it)" i Tj j iiihi us CSM L,AJira tw.i,;,,,,. ,,,,,1 ..lonnt il M'll tllll piropuill yetleftUfi bargain. They leverne it lias a deemed pop ularity Willi III.)' ntniuiliei n. are goinv nvpiul and your : The apparatus witn little at- ,1,0.111.0 A lie Lnme tention works perfectly satis- (han.e soon be om.. fjM.toj.j, m(, (iiH,((M1S(s fli- Se our IiaVain Counter for water with all its natural ?as precisely the same as when Pearson as expressive of the sentiments ol the people lieic. Two years ago a meeting of the board of trade was called for the purpose ol sending delegates to Kntherlordton to ask the Carolina Central to extend its line to Aslieville. No mention was made of the railroad commission club, but Cnpt. Nntt Atkinson introduced a reso- I lution in th.it meeting, "that it is the sense ot this board t hat since there is nil niter-stale commission, the interests ol this section do not demand a stale coin mission." Here is the attendance at that meeting and a record ol t heir votes: Voting for resolution; VY. Kidgeley l'i iiiiimau, . II. Herring, H, Lew, Xatt Atkinson, Dr. J. II. Williams, C. l'i. Graham, I. W. Cort land, C. I. Illanton. Capt. T.W. I'm ton. 0. S. I'liwell 1(1. Voting against resolution : S. K. Kep ler I. Not voting: J. I', Sawver, (5. A. Sliu- ford, W. W. Ilarnard, W. II. C.wvn-I-. Thusahove is presented a ecord ol .- t pilul Ml:i lo innett an l .n-or-meeting of hlicen rtsoiis which v. i- Nicni M --loii- then made to appear as expressive o, ... the sentiments ol the people of this see-1 " A!",v,!,,s- ' '" ""' tion. Capt. Natt Atkinson went to j to-dav, on motion ol Mr. Iliscock, the Kaleigh and made this represent itioti i house joint rtsolutiim In eornvl an error and the inllueiKe of his staU-u.eiits w,-,e ' ,,, 1(i,et nation in the larilVaU, was tak potent, and . S. I.usk and . I. ' , , .... ii;rH ,-,.i..,i .,;! n. .,.,m;i- i ,,i en ui. It niei-ds paruarnpli .lie', as lo Thousands of pei pie not connceled with the republienn partv have signed petitions wiiieh have lieen lorw anli d lo Madrid, asking the goeeni'r.eut to dis miss the civil governor anil other ollieials from ollice in i"inseiUeniT ul the outra geous treatment on the part of the mounted gendarmes against the crowd of people who gathered Wednes day night to attend the reo piion given lo hn-iior haluieron. I he dartnes, it will he remembered, eh the people who were listening lo a speech whk-h wabbling dclivi red tiv the rcptilili lender S.-dmiron, and liilug right and lariif nuinhii- ol people. I o lonnd to h.i vi il.it:enul .'irouiid the win atw wlieri S dmeron .vas S leaking .mil ins a ii nd- c'ama d t ll il I liis was an attempt !o inurder him upon the iart ol the ge'.il.ii me.-, who charged t tie crowd. r Hirr isn.i. iTst' t t ations. can party in the senate if he was elected. He replied it would be his duty to stand by the farmers anil industrial organiza tions in the economic principles, they are advocating lor their relief. Aside Horn this, he would stand with the republican partv. Asked how about the elections hill, he said he was heartily ill favor of some measure like ibis, having been brought toaconv.c lion of the necessity for such legislation bv his own personal experience in Ar- ;rn- kansasj two years ago, when he saw in- il 1 1 inn la t ii m practiced and ballot boxes lestrovcd. Ie(;rath I'.xunerated by a Com nitteeof luveHtlicatiou An AIM auee I'reHH Hureau-W. H. ItlcAl llHter AIho ICxonerated. Wasiiinotox, Feb. 7. The council of presidents of the stale Farmers' alliances, which has been in session here several days, has adjourned, subject to call ol the president. President Folk appointed A. li.Cole, ol Michigan, lilias Carr, ol North Carolina, and Samuel Houston, of Virginia, a com uiittee to investigate the McGrath case. The committee exonerated him. The following is the standing national legislative committee appointed to-dav lo formulate a bill upon the demaui .! the Ucahi conlcrence: L. I.. Folk, i dent; ol the council, A. Ii. Cole, ol M I gall and I'. S. Hull, of Missouri. A resolution was adopted provii for the loi inalioii ol an alliance press reau of information at Washington, be under the supervision of the natii president. lis object will be to col and disseminate authorized alliance h ature lor the use of the press. 11. W. ccr, of North Carolina, was selected in ager of the bureau, The following was adopted; Resolved, That it is the conviction this body on proof submitted to us ll certain newspaper reports chargi , brother W. S. McAllister of Mississip with having disclosed important allini secrets to the associated press and oth correspondents at the late meeting ol t1 National Farmers' Alliance at Ocaf.. Florida, are untrue and we consider that we do a simple act ol justice when we ex onerate him Irom said reports, charges, etc. IN TOWN IIMIK1-I.Y. We ha vi ply of i ryes i in the city ing sold a1 I- REMARK; T PRICES, Sponges t for 2") and . 11 f -i f .sen ior xv h.i i, u i, a nd cents, wu can ! 1 5 'oi its. and i-.ii,itie profit. cviiiiino for your- f.RAXT KEF 1 ,s i A I 'ii : . il relieve . i ;.o, or tcui.li; i- !-,i.i, be. '2'' ht:.'..l- left, iuiiireil I llnllets weii N. C. BIrche. Tin-genuine llu'knw waiter j- licci.le.lly large reductions I. allies' and MisV wrnps. Pndcrwciir at Ai luilf prices. New while g' cinbroiilenes. ,ls ami odds mid fiifv useful and or nameiital. Talor, Boiii-t Hrotlicrtoii No 4:5 I'alton Avenue, tier Opera House. ZEB VANCE j will (j)icrc. Wf lift nn Old Zit ft bcinj! tht- lirHt'l..iir in tivn. Wc havr just rcixiv rtl a fi t'il t of KeUnD BOHLE PICKLES t L'i iinc titivc thrni a trinl, ill drunk at the Spring. CSKOIMSKSt'lKKX. Th'1 genuine Fxcelsior wa ter can now ha had at T. ( -. lTn- Smith & Co'h. I)rug Store, Asheville, at 5 cents n glass. lull eoiuei'i in i lie one, port, lie I ice of imj- BON MARCHE. JO Sonth Main Street. 30 nTALENTINES AT ! ESTAIUIOOK'S,: The Booknellcr, ; Stationer and Art Iealer. 22 SOUTH MMN STREET, ASHEVILLE, N. C. Rlrld IIAtt; BROTHERS, 17 kuth Main Street, COR LAND BROS., Real Brokers, And lit Htmcill Agent. -NOTy Pl'BI.IC. l.onus sc urely, c(., nt H kt cent. A InrKc discount on Ladies' nml Misses, wraps nnd clntliinu tor Mm and liovs. Among the former nre nhout twenty wraps not liouulit tliis cu !n',t alioiit oni third of oriuillnl prices. Children's Worsted mid I'lush price and less. Some prime vulucs in New C.ooils iust in. Many other importnnt reductions. II. REDWOOD CO. M. It. Carter, knowing his coiisinu. In'tter mid being in touch with Hum voted for a commission. This brings the matter up to tin present, and it will strike the public tin: very similar tactics have been piaitue l on three different occasions when the railroad commission subject has been under consideration. do not know that I should have submitted this com munication hut for the fact lli.it Tin: CiTiziiN, without my consent or appn bation, showed the committee In lore publication mv telegram, and thus aided their personal energies in beforehainhiess tion t in tins matter. I do not sec that the signature at tached to the committee's telegram, tin dcr the condition that they were gotten, 1 sustain or indicate their action at Kal eigh. Several parties who 1 have asked about it say that they signed the pa' . r on the independent proposition whether or not they iitvor or impose a r.nhoail commission, and thai tiny did not have under advisement or consideration Hie somcwluil different proposition that 'inv means nre justifiable in the attainment of an cud. I have staled that the committee that went to Kaliigh were seal in the interest of the repeal ot the mer chants' piucliasc ta. There was no cups, hall public or reprcscutalive meeting called here for any other purpose, and the geu ! tlemen could not Ik- representatives ot the Asheville hoard of trade, ami espec ially since Mr. I owill on his own motion had dissolved the Asheville board of trade. Kcspeeilnlly, S. k. Ki ri.i:n. Asheville, Itcb. 7, lS'.H. e. i le. ah tb, I bill iti'lxdc in xeepl bind- e.ibtes. eonl. i j parenlhiis i.-il;. the voids ; ing t mi . ' Mr. Cnrhsl. contradict. -d i he assei lion thai t!ie error was a eliri.-.i! one, and as serted that t he iiar.-ui ai'li in i lie enrolled el! v w il Ii I he paragraph o ,u coincicnie ic ho-vever, the injus o if! ta x of .'I cents y J per pound on pax and oiilv 1 1 . cents per pound on twine tunnulacl ured ti-om it, and he would tiierelore make no opposi- t he passage ol the joint resohi- linn. lie iiiomrht that Hie raic ul duly ought lo be :t,i per eeiit. as it was imili r I he old rat.-. , ,-, I'm -, objecleii, and tile joint iiiailiiltai went om till Monday. The order tor the night sessions sub mil led yesterd.lv by Mr. lMmiinils was adopted. I'ndi r 1 he oi ilei as voted, the senate will, durni:; the .vnoiiiul.-i of 1 1 it session, na-ei at I I a. in . sit till Ii p. in. an.l t In n lake a r.-uss till si a. ;,, The House bill lor 1 1 i - - .'ulj'isi-ii.-nt of tile .-'eeoiiuts ot woil.iilen und'.r the eiglil hour law A as tin n taken nl. 'I'lle house went into collMlliuee ot llle .vliolc, Mr. l'aysoniii the than', un the siindrv eivi! apnortiouuient I.-il!, 1 he pend ing iptcsl ion being oi, the theision of the chair on Mr. Mason's point of order against Mr. C.onlUrs World's lair aniciuliiii in. The point oi o; dcr was sustained. in-; wan iM)ist iti.i;r. Ilei. n. M. H.irrlM HUHpeuded Tom the MltilHlrt for a Time. N'Asnvit.i.ii, Feb, 7. The Lebanon presbytery, after a lour day's discussion, look final action on the report t t the committee in the case of Ucv. ll. M. Hur rit.. P. II., recently editor of the Cumber land l'lesbyteriaii, who was charged with immoral conduct. The presbytery unanimously adopted a resolution that while the prool was not suHk-icm to establish the fact that Ur. Harris wns guilty of adultery, either in act or purpose, yet there was evidence ot grave imprudence anil conduct lugtdv repielii usililc. He was tiierelore sus pended Irom the ministrv until the next stated meeting. Ur. Harris was arrested lust September upon a charge ol assault ami battcrv prelcircd bv Craee llciijamin, who charged thai lie had refused to pay what he owed her and struck her. According to In. Harris' statement he had been walking. When lie passed her house, sin playfully seized his hat and ran. He fol lowed her but she refused to return it un less he paid her one hundred dollars. This he did when she demanded one thousand. He refused to pay more nnd his arrest followed. The grand jury failed to indict but his chuiib look the mal lei up. AN "ICXHAI HT NOy.ZI.li." i bottle at Grant's Iharmcj. tlhccs: j & 2 PuttnUvoiuc fcll'.llllV ' tsrcnnd floor. II. W1M.S. AKTIIt'K J. Wll.I.S. KKAL HSTATIi. WHLTRR B. C.WVNj W. W. WKST. WILLI BROS., APvCHTECTS, L'lolhing, Dry Roods, I'ancy r.oods. Shoes, Hats nnd Carpets. ' 7 & 9 PATTON AVI5 2H Patton Aveni Next Y M C A,1K. td3m V (I Box r.n-i. JOHNCHILD, GWYN & WEST, (Sm-cessors to Walter B.Owyn) ESTABLISHED 1881 REFER TO BANK OF ASHFVILLE. RFAI ESTATE, w... s"' ""l " 8 REAL Ef ATE . 1...1.11. commissioners ot Deeds. ! LOANROKER FIRE INSURANCE. OFl'lCK-aonttieaBt Court Wnare. Cn.v party noon. Jay to I II. ill. moot,. 1. IANOoi-.a, lb. 7 J.I V I'.ollld's riaelieil this eiiy yeslerday ai A commit tee of cm.. ens mi l the WILKIE & ATKINS I r.-. j WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS A IMrtereiice in Time. ItinroK Tin: Citizkx; in your paper of yestenhiy you make me say "that among the last acts of the board was the passage of a resolution by an almost unanimous vote declaring itsclt opposed to a railroad commission." What l said was this, "that the last time the board had this matter under consideration il passed 11 resolution bv an almost unani mous vote declaring neninst u railroad commission." (li-n. S. I'owiai . 1 NORTH CAROI.INA-II.I.INOIN. pai ty oil their arrival and lin e were at once esiotied lo Lookout mountain, where the allenioou was spent and luncheon was spieud. Las! ni::ht a pub lic reception was iveii the visitors ;.t the chauihei ol commerce. The parly will arrive in Atlanta to-morrow at noon. I Formerly Office No. & Child 1, ;ffal Block. no. i a PATTON AYKStrK. I'RICU LlttT- StrlctlyaBro Loans securely I ge Business ut N per cent. StliV Lnndv RSi!e. I'ennv Ooods tier box K'OI ttswuoc. French Mixture (spcciallUlliw toe. Choeolnte Creams tA No. 1.) IHc. Ntnrshmul ows (A No. 1.) 2nil!7c. Knck C nnd y 18. i and lac. Hand Made, ihwj.hc. "Kanldly t4 n K a i. Front!" RBIi K, 1'KANK C RKAI. IaTR i. ll Os forms, in lirhest oortion f Western North Varolii t will pav you to ...vi.P ... I'or the Pest ia,.nts nnd Krent- est hnrmiinsin the "it. fiction of the South," or apply pers ln , A.iuville r,.,..-..ciitiitive. 1-miK HitTl.miiiK, ian5-lm latton Avenue. Soda Crnckcrs XXX AWfitie. Vnnillu C isp toe. Lemon eicuius XAA Hy JAY GOULD SAYSj rtYveToUar." -lV.r; ' rh-h inald- of twenty .year. Call on m and wc will tell you how to do It, as we hi ve Ji ,"st received private advices from Jay on the oi imissrw ha. been very jeorou, ; .lrliiu the nasi year, in spite of the hard .lurtnKtne nasi j . onnortuulty to i : . t.i,rt. and customers, and to wish aew K,M, them all long lite and hanpincss. I Asheville, location ctnl FOR JKNKjr.ni'i , ,,,,,, fni.hcd resl.l Fonev Assorted Cakes 10c. Cr. I uneh 8iae. Ovster C i ackers 7c. Florida Oi anRcs $:i.f,n :t.7.i. llnnnnns $1.25dl 1 2fi Mixed Nuts. '-Daisy llrniid" mm IHc. Peanuts, VirK nia Husil Picked He: roasied 10c. Temiev'H Fine Caiidlex on Retail. Why a ReHldent of tlie former Left it For the Latter. ; A former resident of North Carolina j writes the Statesville Landmark as fol lows from Illinois; "The hahitsol a town life in the family, of a town pastorate bv the paterfam ilias, and the lack of educational helpful ness in the rural retreat tor n large lam ily, made it a duty. Wc did wish, nnd do wish, that these needs and helps could have been found environing us in our southern home. 1 Our winter here is delightful almost ide.'d. Zero only once thus far generally from 15 to 4-1 above a little snow and solid ronds make winter work a pleasure. Farmers here are prosperous in cmnpari- that the port ol I son to farmers in North Carolina. Farms patch was sent, Arbor I).i la l-'ltriil l, I'rssvcoi.v. Feb. 7. Florida lei off Thursdav in the eel' btation oi ,-u bord.-iy, now observed b thntv-si slans. Time was a special celebration of ilic day bv the Cliautaipia assembly at I lel-'uniak. Ir. l-tgglestone, of the agricultural de partineut at Washington, made an ad dress, after which trees wire planted, one of w hich was dedicated to the mem ory ol the late Secretary Windom. I.Miipli Wouldn't t on- llliu. KaxsvsCii-v. Feb. ;.-. It. l-tllis, pa tient at the city hospital allllcted with consumption, and upon w hom Ur. Naum ol Kansas City, Kansas, experimented with the Koch Ivmph died yesterday. Coroner Longs. laic will make ,i post mortem examination. A I'opotur l-'.iiKiueer Inveiits) t'si-ftil Appllanee. "l-'iilnicr's exhaust nozzle" is the name ol aci cation ot the mind of Jacob Firmer,, of Asheville, and which has been pat-, enicil bv that gentleman. The tuve ition is intended lbs tioC on steam eiigin is i'u signed to regulate the draft, cspc -hilly on loeomoi lvcs, and incidentally to ex tinguish the sparks that rise wit i the smoke and steam. I he arraugeni' it is calculated to save hilly - per rent. in fuel consumption, ami toadapt the generation of steam to suit the constantly varying emergencies presented in every trip over a railroad. Mr. Jacob l'uhiier, the inventor, is an ent'ineer on the Miirphv branch ol the W. N. C. railroad, ami is one of the most popular men in the road's employ. The lioid Trial. The examination of witnesses ill the I'.oyd minder trial was concluded this morning, am! the argument liegan. 11 A. 1'iiidger opened for the prosecution He was followed bv W- W. bines, for the dctcuee. deo. A. Shuford lollowed for the defence, and 11. H. Carter will close for Hie state. Solicitor It. ll. Carter will not sneak. The case will go to the jury Ibis evening. C1U KCH .'77(.7;.S If You Want lo See Vour Friend, Look lor Hi Name Here. Crm.il Central:. S. Vance, E. T. Clemens, N. C; Sam T. Kodgers, J. 0. Harris jii, Franklin, X. C; W. II. Hunter, Alexanders, N. C; T. K. Campbell. .N. C; J. t. U. Justice, X. C; S. t). iiwell. Salis oury, Jh. C; in. Kurbv, Kichniond, a. Mrs. burnes, Chicago, 'ill.; W. W. Wakey, ct. t. Swaaimnoii : C. W. Garlaml, X. C; G. S. Norton, wile and child, Chicago; M. V. Moore, W. L. Shope, X.C.; li. Iseman, S. C; Miss F. II. kuskin, X. Y.; f.eo. C. Williams, Baltimore; K. fiallaway, X. C; T. A. ilarrelson, Va.; W. M. Cooier, Statesville; K. Ii. Austin, Koine, Ga.; A. C.Jones, I'liilailelplua. Battery I'm k:-C. . Harris, Dillshoro, N. C; K. lilias, Franklin, X. C; F. M. Ivoumonger, 11. I'. Ilrown.J. IV. Cannon and wife, I). M. Morrison and wife, G. S. Woolmaii and wile, G. 11. Mcl'amncy, New York; llollis Webster, lioston; J. K. Morris, ISaltimore; L). Gallcrt and wile, S. Gallert, VYestervillc, Me.; M. i',. t'..i, lillsworlh. Glen Kock: S. S. Mcliec, kn r. villc. j Alex Gilliam, Montana; U. K. Fosier, N j C, A. h. Wtiilconibc, iillijay ; iu. . .. Harrell, Marion; J. 1'. Malio, ... C, Henry l'alnian and wile, High I'oint ; J. C. Coddcll, News and Observer ; L. llarkins, Washington ; A. S. Miller, W. 0. Knight, Kiclnuonil, Ya.; Geo. C. Weber, Cincinnati; S. II. Hisphan, New York; Malcom Mauley, Salisbury, N. C; 1. W. Bruiison, New York, X. V.; U. S. Mittcilthal, Uitllas, Tex.; Chas. t). 1'rutt, Williamsport, l'a.; Rev. Thos. At kinson, Fayeltevillc, X. C; J. I'enneston and son, Ovid, X. Y.; kobcrt 1'iarrett and wile, N. C; li. llorton and wife, X. Y.; Miss Horton, X. .; lidgar . tircen, Sayville, X. Y.; II. Gillspie, Iienver, Colo.; W. (.Marion, X. C.; 1 . I.. Williams, li. O.Maxwell, Kuoxvdle, John G. Math ews, Barbollisville; F. 1 homaii, Lans ing, Mich.; Harvard Ilroadhcad, Cold- water, Mich.; II. II. Miller, I'liilailelplua, a.; Geo. Itoalds, Ml. Sterling, ky.; 1. B. Hoflcr, X. C. The finest am Colognes, Toilt l'owilers and h 6 li r e ript delivered free t the citv. i iire i.i any part oi Gt- i. r'S J'HAJiMACV. If yon want n Immlhrnne pair ol cut gass lSottles c;Ji ul ('-h'ixrs PHAR MACY. Uottle- ".-i i' ,,- ,.' in irice linru One to l'il'teen ilo!l;.rn Aocrjlr ll von want .-. ' .I snuill Himmi l PHARMACY h All kinilsof'l'oi Until Gloves, Sj U'Aen your pounded nt CR can jiositively c, the purest and cols have lice compounded In Pliurmneists t li as not unreas i rant's 4 So'- iss Unit ltrushfnr iom r. GUAM'S In P,'-l,'; jo r,) to get it. 'i i i vahfs. Ha lli lln -sirs. i r. , i;. -j., , or..' lf! .-'istrtua.-.iWs . yiniu hi. ::-4,L?fclW j. m. tmw. l)V. REAl AND AG lo T.V.TM- t 'I hi-: New York Market. Nhw Ydkk, Feb. 7 StiK-ks, m-tivc nnd t. aiv; Minify cany at 1 . ; I'.xfhaiiKf hhk. 4.h."i((4.7vv ; stmrt, rtjci tt-il ; biiiu- bomls, dull hut sicailv ; guvi rnun'iit bonUs, thill hut fitsit-T. Ct)tttn, duil MiU-s, nunc; rp- tanilH, 9". c; Orleans, il lic; opciutl OMd Itisi-tl (pjR-i hiuMttatlv; b'chruary H D-tw.Hj.i, March, dull; April, weak, May, iiuii't; June, cany; July, thul. Mnur stiaity. wlu'.it iniu't. I'urk steady, nt 3u.,)iiui 1 1 ,au. Lurd quiet and ili-prt'ssf .). at JSti.uo si.ints l iiriK'ntinc uu I ami easy, at HMmc. Knsin quift tint Hli-ady, at JM.J1. fit L l". Frc ijuth Harcly Httady. ASHEVILLE LOAN, COf'S TRUCTIQN IMPROVE IV. ! COMPANY lloillll.ini iltcill I'.xix ctvll. I'auis, Feb. 7 A dispatch received here from Chili via Ilium, I'u u, slates pic. when the dis is momenta! ill- ex- FOR ,E ! iiK-st home in hest imrt of .... rmre sun iNCIIRSNrF citv. A go room house! he thing lor a ncA wish "' inslilonnlilc lionrilmit I other h nlso we nnve some OAKLAND HEIGHTS SANATORIUM, (FORMIJR1.Y OAKLAND INN. I ASHEVILLE, IS. C. RomsIOi "'"'cv ' ,, wrth your of allllldillK tliui in, mini mri - ,,,,,,,,, ,.e.yr.n Horses, ftiost oi tne corn am n,n. Fin-t lot! ;, ' "ul't"- from Chicago, a first-class JH Pntton Ave.. Asheville. N C. 4 KnKllHta and French BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, FOR YOUWG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS, JVqj No. 40 French Hroad Avenue. j r.R IURGWYN MAITLAND, PRINCIPAL . or oaaav years Associate I'rinetpal of Mt. Vernon Institute, Baltimore.) Assisted by a corus of compeount teachers deelt dlv if siiindiHK inuoer nn. r lanus in tne south. Mineral proper W'antkp Suits of ro keening. . j... v.ir tironertv wi .,l.rnlrd. Ml INKY T1 , J,V.".I,., Full of latestlS" call for eluded In price of room Anootntmenta unsuroased. All illcidcrn r lluhl house- theraputic appliances and liaths for the re r iiBi.i rnmie . (rf ni)(1 iun, q( ntrvou, .nu ehronic dis eases . Turkish. Roman and Russian liaths. Kelee- trleity, Massage, Swedish Movements, all in-1 nd have It sold ll. ' I iHiilinhlet on rent lor tour to six dollars uu acre , oectiuu to lie liouilinrilui tiv t lie t imiai cash lor the whole faun, whether it insui genls. Ik a sixty acre or a two hundred and - . forty acre farm. Land sells for $00 to Si Ml'. M. 'II V Slot) an acre. Corn, oats nnd hav are the chief products. It is no unusual thing for a farmer to have t; SI) to JtM I hogs, oil head of cattle and 20 head of horses. Most ol the corn ami nay are tdv 100 miles market is near. Anil yet tne tanners complain. Prices arc low for stock, corn is high, to to MO cents a bushel, and oats 0 cents; wheal from 00 to 7." cents. a copy. BlttKLOW RBAl. HSTAT8AND Unnm M McAfee Block, .1. novl7dlm NICS, sTM HNTS. n Avenue. The Medical Mnnnment under the direc tion of Dr. P. W. Neefus. r centlv ol the .luck son Sanatorium, at panavillc, N. Y. Forfur thcr particulars address, Miss Emma- VAnaiN. ASHF.VII.LB. N. C. Miss hora Hill ol Lain inlnug, a beauliiul gi-'l ol sevcuic u. liasgoue blind Irom the cllects uf the gl ip. The lliekoi v board of alderman has voted iinaniinoiisiv f r a Iweuly-livc thousand dollars iu.udcd lax for water works. -The ladies' aid socict v of Charlotir, sends $;ts Jti to tin Solmci 's huiuc, Mrs. Sloiicvvall J.iiksoii coiittilitiiing jti of the amount. Catholic Church, Haywood street Services at 1 1 a. in ; Sutidav school at lo a. m. French Hroad Baptist church Dr. Carroll will preach nt 11 a. m. There will he services ul ":M0 also. Kailev street Mission Sunday school nt o'clock ; night services at 7:110. All arc conliallv invited to these services. i Sunday school at the Methodist Chapel i on CoMcge street beginning promptly nt ( 1 p. in. Claude Miller, siiicrinlendcut. l-'irsl Baptist church Drenching at 11 a. m. and 7:;lo p. m. by C. Durham, li. 1I ol Ualcigh, N. C. Sunday school ;i :',o a. in. Kiverside M. F.. chiivch, Snuth Divine service 1 1 a. ill., and 7;H0 p. in., bv the pastor, Kev. J. C. Troy. Sunday school at : p. in. Wist ltiid Baplisl Mission Rev. W. P. Soiiihcrn. Sunday school at iV.'M) p. m., Similar. Services ul ctio every Satur day evening. First Methodist lipiscopa! church corner ot 1 lay wood and Btillrick streets I'rcach'iig at U a. m. and 7:0 p. m. by Kev. J, H. KolK-rsiui. First Presbyterian church Rev. W. S. 1'. Bryan, pastor. Divine worship al 11 a. in. and S p. in. Sabbath school at Cotton In Hlltht. Nhw Yokk, Fell. 7. The total visible sup ple in cotton lor the worm is :t,.";t,iisti hiilcs, of wtneh LMKul.-l-Hi) Pairs arc Ameri can, UK'tinst :i,iifiH,'.liill anil 'J.oJ.t. Jlltl Ii.iIcm rt-speelivcly last yeur. Keecipts for all in terior towns. M.iiti Hales, necims mr piau tiiliinis, ir.4-.-l.iit liules. Crop in sifcilii, 0, tliri.taT hales. Ilallliuore l'rleen. Pai.timukk. Fell. 7. Flour inaetixe nili! unchatied Wheat southern, dull anil easier. Fulti, $l.00.U.l7; LoiiKlien-y, t.lllm 1.U7; Western, wenk.; No. ' wiuti-r red, spot anil Feliruary, $ 1 .oiV'i 1 oa. Corn Southern, scarce nnd iiniiiiiiul, white ami yellow, lioin 02: western, easy. Buys, R 1 1 OUK0S the instal tions hoiifj tnry 1'ubli NO. 5. S( I tstock QuotatloiiH. Nl-w Yokk, l'ch. 7. liric gl)l; Luke Shine to"---,, ; ChieaKo mid Nortliwt stent tl-'U. Norlol1; unit Western rial Kiehiuonil anil West i'oint Terminal 1 H 1 ; Western I nion Hi-fi- Al'l'AIRS Of COXSUtJCUSCl;. tlOMP. The Iowa Coh..'ibian l-txiiosition com mission has decided to employ architects to draw up plans lor a $100,000 Iowa building at Chicago. A majontv of the sail manufacturers of Michigan have agreed lo become mem bers of the Michigan Salt Association iu case Da tier cent, of those in the State should be induced to do so. Iu the course of dcliate on the pension iipprpriatinn bill, Mr. Allison said there would probable lie a deficiency of from live to ten millions, although the bill ap propriates over $i:i;i,ooo,ttoo. fouiaos. Professor Koch has arrived at Constan tinople on his tour ol the cast. President Diaz, of Mexico, leaves short ly for France, where he will remain some months. - THB - Vi. iv-.:.' ASHEYILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, ROOMS, M PATTON AVE., (t. It C. A, ROOMS.) Opea dally, eneept Sundays, from 10 a m. . M 1 n. .. and 3 until T P. The terms of sabasefptloB are: One year ... a i so: S moa.. St! 1 mo., SOets : S. " " V4ij3cta BURNETTOUSE FORMERLY THE EaLeL No. 66 Boutii am street. Large rooms, well Tent! beaten and opea An put with the best th mark da;. $8.00 WSS?, SisiSSdeVt. Tho..' A. Jon: . I tlM par auMI Tnu ct, D. t). Watson ; Unranan. iia jao OD to 89 00 per moi B.I. Haak, Cltiseas aa4 vMtora an aordlally ta asaoect the tatalsaw mmd loacfioe their REYELL & WAGNEH, Suectssorsto Kopp (Ir LIchtenhcrBcr, FANCY GROCERS. SUGAR AT REFINERS' PRICES. CoaVts roasted on the premises dally, and round for every customer. Full Line of Table Supplies. Free delivery. A full line of Feed, furnished at wholesale prices. 38 PATTON AKNUK. Tehtr one N. 81). scptte dtf I lit' .tieilQI'llllinilll .,. , ..umi nnn ...,.s..,. ........ ........ v.- ... ii.oo, iimiii; ioiiuunj; 1,1 ...... ( , -..I,,, ti.',:t. l ie llllomlt ' lir. inanstoue N miolu mi. nnuaii I The OiicIkc French Journal s ivs of the , ' ' Central Methodist. Kpiscopal church , louse of Commons to have the bill re- Mendelssohn Ouintette club, which up- -The Statisvill. Lainbnark undertook Soiitli-Sund.iy school al U:3t) a. m. j m)viK ,-cbgious disability in Great Brit-vc-.rs here Mondiv nijlit Feb ') under tl weHito give a po, Iran ol Governor Preaching al 11 a. m., and 7;:t0 p. m ; aill rta,i n SLVOn,i time was rejected by n jc.tis ntrt .Momi.ij nini:, uu. ,i, uiiuu 1t1 , Sl,w Y,,, k, but bv misiakc ran in i riie pastor. Rev. C. W. I'.vrd, will vote of ''50 to 3112. me uuspicco hi me i. oi. o.. a picttu-e ol inc man wuo naii-soieu ine . preach. "The club interprets eusemlilc music W inter ju,.l iieiore it nn u u .vu iu a lew -with n precision which is remarkable, uiuii' lis ago, : , YV , . . ,' woiiuei- visi Republican: tin Mond.- , Mil, ins piny 111 in huic, i il..iii, wuiumil BAUC.AKNS ! From a 1 1 .;. nin cloHiii! of gootls c broken lo gootlstlia in Silver, lory and I anose goo Is Ix-i . I'rioos rotl it i'tl Ii per cent. All tliew oil togethi and mark Sale conti 15th. IV Vr. I ;. ,So .nr. i'.. can .assing . .gem. tear, ami lie possesses a great veioeitv oi , t ,,,,,, t us ,, ,UtU ,K. ,, execution. . Mr. Pan Jennison created a j ulk ,lr,, !ni, , lhe Twu-v itv, Wii .- lunni-iii u iuuuk, uu, .3 ewi.u.n,, I Suleni, l' l'i ul. iJnger. c rviminul it tilled to hecome nn artist ot mark. lw , .,,,.fo'l'a...l ,, it i w.-mlvtiul ;.iecc llutist, Mr. Hennclierg, is simply marvel-j (, w 1( ous. Mr. Ryan plaved a solo on the clarinette in his uuii;u'e nnd umipprniich-1 B - 'a t-m i s' u Mondav in -rn aivk. The cnntal i ice. Miss Marie i... i n. -.'tci i i-ve vnr .l. diilil l Ilarnard, created a sensation. She has a t ah -ri ..n-ier wo n . vtM.t most ravishing mezzo soprano voice, of i.-n .,!.- .okmg . u -nei'e- orrrn, liowrr flllfl Sltloot lltlCSS. Add til ! . ' ' '' ''' ! : 1 1 II IU lll'l e'till flip VOCIll oifta a Dcrsonillitv very dis-1 "i ' - 'led to a mi- 'dior tiiigue, nnd seems at perfect ease on the v. i- ' stage, which reveals the lady of high so- Iv. m cial culture." i"'"1 Trinity I P. P..) communion; l;,'!i a i.,,i Mililc ePtss; 11 a m., morning ..ra'-'- ami Siin'-m- Rev. Frederick I'oi gess. oi ilei. 1. ' wi,; ppMc'i. l-,,entng pnn or and sermon al North Asheville M. F. church, Siilitli - Rev. I . M. Campbell, paslor s, 1 vi. 1 Siinduv morning, at 11 Siu.'ial sci nion to children, at .1 o'clock. " '' rt-i'lv She lie otiier ehil'1 in the house caegiit 1'ir . s house b.ut h all her clot hi 4 m in mil six. ' '.' .service at .mm p. in., cotuiikic oy Kev. I. D. Ai loltl. Sabbath bcluiol til 0:30 a. m. All services. I Sir John Macdonald, premier of Canada, church 7:30, holy I aaid to have been severely rcnrim.inded m., tsuntlRV school i DV the home government for nubhuhing ' Ins mapioetty prop'ais iKiore null re ception in Washington. I The pope, eoiiteinpbues making a huge accession to the Cnrdinalnte carlv in the eoininiT summer. The death of Cardinal Divine Cristoiori leaves thirty-two Italian Car o'clock, ilinnls nnd twentv-eiirht foreiun Cardi nals. .ill Uu-, la, - o-i !( Js'-fl ou);,. i tip ,'.' ooils are gnl.Iier- iii sun yo. oi , iv; I'li Ju figUfcH. J li. LAW, Nor. I7, 5 r, Main .St.' Dr. Hnnk'm. n wctl-kriowu iJnklish tn- a. .aoii.ieii BiuiM.i in , , I, , ,, i... k lire invited to attend these vestigator, hr-s irtmedy tor Ci-bfneLo j - WDicn consist, w luuiicr ? rvnn r auctioneer; EUAL B8TATX Aftit ifaM t.tiji i l-iiln.-.:t. Siinuioiis Liver Regulator, not nn exicriin'-uc s'iisands. the spleen of the' rat and nfty pepwrn iff V," -ur, hear In jjlyeeriM, the extras Imng p;HAtU . It is en in nlehol. When it is to be-used M is iiiV Ittana f .u V IV' 1 Tl I W.tt ' a..l.T(M., w.iti- ni.ft tiiiiutf.t'.rinfli.eMiS.I. . n 1 BaUtv ' - . 1. w 1 3 4! ... aaodtf S03dad! ?tr tuf ltoJ V.