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ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN ; THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1891. THE DAILY CITIZEN. Tnr IUii.t CmznN, Democratic, In published very intraoon (except Sunday) at the f.l lwmic rates atrfctAy cask; One Tear $6.00 1 Moath n.oo Three Mont he 1.R0 One Month SO THE DAILY CITIZEN Is oo tale at the following placet In Ashevllle: cttizrn ofpicb. battbky park news stand, (m.bn rock nbws stand. MODEL CIOAR STORK, Patton Ave. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY t9. 1St Intolerant an Ever, The Pittsburg Americiis Rcpulilic'in club adopted a resolution condemning Senator Cameron for his vote in fiivor of tree silver coinage, and asking liim to re sign. Cameron is in hard lines, lie has been condemned alreadv for votine against the force bill. A few more snubs from his republican constituents ought to land htm in the democratic party. They would not, however, but they would be very likely to do that for other republicans who hate intolcranc.v and whose party tics are not so binding nor so conspicuous as those of Senator Cam eron. The fact is, the republican party serins bent just now on being the party ol a minority. It tolerates not the least dif ference of honest opinion, but condemns without stint such men as Wolcott, Teller and Cameron, bidding them fol low blindly the extreme partisans of the party or lie classed as democrats. The efforts of this policy on the rank and file of the republicans will probably be to drive great mimliers of them to vote with the democrats. Independence of party is increasing anvwav these days and the old party cries do not have the force they were once supposed to have. Reform the 1'eleitranli Ollice. Thk Citizkn learned that the new man. ager of the Western Union telegraph office in this town, Mr. Hgerton, lieinj; inclined to think that cleaning this particular Augean stable was inori than he bargained for, asked to be given, and was given, a less onerous posi tion. Tiik Citizkn hoied Mr. Hgerton would conclude to stav here. The man who sees clearly what is needed in the position he has lieen asked to fill, is the man to fill it. The office needs renovat ing; needs to lie conducted outside the lines of "the public be" spirit; needs to have some energy put into it ; needs re building, lock, stock, and barrel; needs to be so manayed that rates for the de livery of messages will not be one thing one day and another the next; needs to have such financial resources that a dol lar can be changed now and then with out goiug out into the street. Tins may seem a good ileal, but if all of it wen secured the office would only be up to a fair standard of service. As conducted in the past it has smacked toy much ol odious monopoly. The Uuruiuic ol Columbia. The Charleston News and Courier is wicked paper. The New York Tribune having remarked that "when Sherman entered Columbia the pilesofcollon lien Wade Hampton hail tired were smoulder inginthe streets." the News and Cour ier says: "The Tribune w ill find in a ork entitled 'Ohio in the War,' which was written In Vr. Whitelaw Keid, Lite present editor the Tribune, who accompanied l ien. Sher man on Ins march, the information that "at nightfall the tires broke out again rioulitless litoue or two places lioin the burning cotton ; but, as ii bv concert there suilileuly came cries of alarm Irom a dozen iiniereni quarter; the city was on tire in as many places.' .Mr. Keul's opinion, expressed in the same place, is that the burning of the city was the most monstrous barbarity of the barba rous march' ami that there is reason to think that den. Sherman knew well enough who did it, that lie never rebuked it, and made no effort to punish it.' " I The American I'leseut is the name of a monthly niag.'uine to be started at Shef field, Ala., by the 111 of April. Thomas L. Cannon will lie the editor. It will contain ten illustrations, and abont tittv contributions Irom southern writers. As it starts without capital, an appeal is madeto the public to sustain it. Atlanta Constitution. Thk public'will not answer the appeal. The public is very busy just now and is uot sustainingmngaiiues with no capital and ten illustrations. It is pitiable to hear of the ignorance of men who will, at this late day and alter all the experi ence available on the subject, start a magazine without capital in plenty. Tim i.ivii topic of the day is in relation to voting $640,000 to improve our streets, to extend the water and sewer system, to enlarge the school system. Shall the money be yotcd ? If you arc in favor of the proposition, write out vour views for Tnu Citizkn. If yon are not in favor of it, write out your views for Tiik Citizkn. Make your letters short nd to the point and write early and often. Let us have a full discussion of the subject. A pom. of the Ohio house of reprcsen tatives (since Mr. Cleveland's free coin age letter was published) on presidential preferences gave the following result; Cleveland, 30; Hill, 14; Whitney, Camp bell and Carlisle, 2 each; Gray, Hrice and Palmer, 1 each; Blaine, 21; MeKinlev, 12; Harrison, 9, and Lincoln, 3. Six made no choice. We are quite prepared to Mieve that a new stute. East Tennessee and Western North Carolina, will lie one of the issues of the near future. Winston Sentinel. How did the Sentinel prepare itself in this matter? If the proposed Tennessee counties were brought in there would have to be some tall hustling to out-vote the republicans. When the legislature was polled for president, and most of the members de clared Mr. Cleveland to be their prefer ence, his letter declaring his opposition to the free coinage of silyer had not lieen printed. In view of that letter, his ad vocates are very few in North Carolina either in or out of the legislature. State Chronicle. How do yon know ? The mails are out of kilter and Ashc ville up to this morning had had no New York papers for two days. We manage to exist, but, as Artcmas Ward says, its tuft I A HERO AND A PATRIOT. Gen. JohiiMon'N Letter to the slaughters) of (ieu. tsherniau. From the Chicngo Herald. Among the thousands of telegrams the death of General Sherman brought to his family, this one will attract most the attention of the world: "Washington, Feb. 11. To Thk Missks Siikkman: Intelligence of Gen eral Sherman's death grieves me much. I sympathise deeply with you in your great liereuvement. "JOSKI'II 15. Ioiinston." General Joseph 15 Johnston, like Gen eral Sherman, a West Pointer, saw in fealty to his state a dutv Sherman found in fidelity to a nation, liach was honest. 15,'icb obeyed his conscience, liach planned and fought. Sherman rose from obscu rity at tile outbreak of the war to the greatest glory at Ms close. Johnston, humiliated by the civic authorities of the eon ft ileracv. as allcmat'd instructed by l.ee to gather together the fragments of other coii'iii.indcrs' armies ami drive Sherman back out ol Georgia. History Ins told the result. . illusion handed sword to Sherman after l.ee had placed his in the hands ol'Gruut. 1 1, 'id Sherman survived Johnston flic same soldier cour tesy would have inspired him to indite ; like message ol manhood and siiiceiily I'heir fighting ended wiih the va . l-iom such Heroic natures lesser men di dine to learn llie lesson of true her isin. true patriotism. The war is still to lie fought, it uot with foicc, with force bills by 1:tnv a ilu'roim il"il k nee cro king kn.ive, That. il-tiiiK uti linow n iilisrquii.un liuncliiKe -ut s nu Inv liuu , itiM. Ii liki his tiiaxt r'siiii I-' t MiiBlit Inn pro.rnilrr For such valiant warriors history will have no place. Neither soldiers nor incricans, they cannot comprehend the obligation of cultivating in icucc thc In ol hcrhood disturbed lor a time bv war. lohiiston, lingering at eighty-lour, mo in us like a true mail the captor to whom he gave his sword, and whom lie found line an American that afterward and lor all time lie gave him also the respect ami friendship ol a fellow countryman I.AIIII.H OII.IKCT Kclorin IiiMtttutetl In a Certain .Waller of InlercHl. From the Chifugo Herulif. Si'kiniii-iki.h, II., I'eb. 1;). The posters with which I ihio bill boards have been decorated this season to advertise the "blonde" and "hnrlesmic" t viie of per formances have become so "loud" and suggestive that the religious and moral element of the couiiuuuitv has Ixvn shocked without measure. The Kcntz- Slanicv U-auties, Sam Jack's languishing Creoles, ami the luniris of ball a dozen more burlcs(ue "oggnesalions" have looked down on the bald-headed jicdcs triau of i 'hto within the past few weeks in Springfield, liavton and the larger I 'liio cities. The I.!. lies of these cities finally cou ilmied to start a crusade against the posting of these indecent pictures, in lUyton so successful were they that they prevailed upon tin eitv council to pass an ordinance making the mavor of the eitv the censor ol the show lulls, which it was proposed to post in the city. He fore a single lit liograph is posted ii has to i the gauntlet of the mavor. The mavor walelus the show bills and the i. -ubes watch the iiiavor. It he allows any bills lo go up where the skirts ol the beauties are even abbreviated he is gravely waited on by a committee of the l.iilies with large, engrossed copies of the oiilmancc. Nothing goes on he boards but the most moral lulls. It makes the advance agent of a show with a grand ballet and a ipiauel ot "skirt" dancers want to go ami hide somewhere when he limls that all hiselegaul paper, represent nig lovely maidens in violet tights caH r iii around in Cupid's bower, is to be sidetracked ami call never be gazed at by the susceptible youths ol I i;n ton. ii. khisu.-s ru.k r rui: suv. Bin Harrison is lasliilioiisin his tastes. 1 le shook hands w ith the delegation i,i Sioux Indians on their departuie from Washington, but refused to do so with the American base ball aggregation, on their return Irom the pvi ami.!, ol Ivgv pi. -St. 1'aul Globe. I 'resident Harrison gave t he Sioux sonic gooil advice when he tohl them thev must teach their voung men not to be warriors, but cilueiis, and endeavor to earn their own living by some peaciful industry. It remains to V heeded. I 'it ts burg Chronicle-Telegraph. There was something very funny in Mr. Harrison's remark to ilie Sioux duels that "you can get uotliingbv war except punishment." What's the matter with a Iree trip to Washington, a box at the theatre, a shower ol presents anil no end ol receptions and en il attention 'Kan sas Ciiv Star. Not much progress seems to have lieen made so far with the business that brought the Indianchicls to Washington. They have had one or two interviews with a committee, on Thursday with the president, and the secretary of the inter ior read them some statistics and show ed them how well thev have lieen treated by the government, and then thev were conducted to the door. llaltiniore News. Mr. Harrison's assumption that the rations and other supplies issued to the Indians are by way of charity shows the dishonest point of view that is maintain ed by him, by Secretary Noble and bv Commissioner Morgan. What the gov ernment agrees to give the Indians is in ret urn lor their lanils.and is as much due to them as Mr. Harrison's salary is to him. To speak of it as a charity is un true ami unjust. New York World. President Harrison received the Sioux Indians at the white house and gave them some good paternal advice about how to spend their money. The dis patches sav that after thev made their adieux to the great father the red men spent the evening in shopping. As the gin shops are the only places of business usually open after 0 o clock, there is a suspicion that the Indians might have misunderstood Mr. Harrison s little mor al lecture. Omaha World-Herald. I.KMON ELIXIR. PleaHHiil, Kleicant, Reliable, For biliousness and constiuation. take lmon Hlixir. Kor fevers, chills and malaria, take lmon Elixir. For sleeplessness, nervousness nnd pal pitation of the heart, take Ixrnon Hlixir. l-or ltHfiuestioii nnd loul stomach take lmoti F.lixir. For all sick and nervous headaches take Lemon lilixir. Ladies, for nntiiral and thoromrh or ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir. Dr. Mozlev's Union Elixir will nol fail you in any of the above named dis eases, all of which arise from a torpid or diseased liver, stomach, kidneys or bowels. I'reparcd only by Dr. Moilbv. Atlanta. tin., 50c and $1.00 per bottle, at drug gists. LEMON HOT DROP. Cures nil Coul'Iis, Colds, Hoarseness. Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Hemorrhage and all throat and lung diseases. Ele gant, reliable. 25 cents at drucEists. Prepared onlv by Dr. H. Mozley, Atlanta, Ga. janl7eod The Death of hernian. Prom the Wilmington Messenger. The south can not mourn for the death oi onermnn or Mieriuan or neap praise upon their memories as it felt when Grant passed away, for Grant was a much more magnanimous, humane, generous toe than those named. It will lorget the animosities and Intterness ol the past while the north is paying fitting homage to the solilier it named among the great est. If you feel weak and all worn out take BROWN'S IRON BITTERS POWDER Absolutely Pure. crown ol' tartar ImkitiK powder. HlKtu? of nil in IcuvcnitiK utrrtiktth II. 8. itovrrn iiunt Report, Aiignst 17, HHil. )ul-''ylly 3 ii 8 S u 3 J u 0 5 a V V u X s m a T. a 3 e t, WHITLOCK'S Corner Kugle Block, 46 and 48 S. main St. Wo ;uy s('llinc tim ry (idiiils tit li'ssprict'llian siiinc nods ciin he iMiuu'lit elw'- wlii'i'i'. show 11 nnnptt(' stork ol 1 lousi'liold hirnisli-1 ilia's. )ivss (loods. Fiiiicv; (iomls Mini niMtrriiils for tii in - work. I witi:k ;oois at cost, i Hlniikcts. iiiilts, ladies' and misses wraps ol all kimlsarei now sold iit iost and less. ! Call and see the best stock,' and the most comfortable! store lor shopping in Ashe viliV. The best stock of jiloves. The largest stock of embroid ery silk. The jiTeatcKt vari ety of white ",oods. The tin est jjoods ill Aslieville at low I trices. No. Hi and isSouth Main Street, ROM WM. KROGER, No. 41 College Street, HIGH GRADE IF Y(r WANT TUU JAVA AND It siirpaast nil iilhrrn In rlchnraa anil drllciicr of flavor. fint loBVt., iiroduting the lw.t pouihle rftull. CARACAS A atrong narorjr and highlT aromatic Cofftt for those who like a strong cup. Ainu SANTOS RIO ANB LAUCVRA COFFEES. PiUsbury's Best XXXX Minneapolis Flour, Acknowledged by all dealers and con.umer. tt agent, tor A.hcvflle. The Dove Brand ofUams, Bacon and Smoked ToiiKuea. WM. KIIOGER, No. 41 College Street, Near Spruce. The Popular Cocoa of Europe. The Coming One of America. pvmc solubli cnr.Ap. Rich. Digestible. Stimu lating. Nourishing. Having a peculiarly delic ious flavor a food and drink combined at a half cent a cup and fit for a prince. Van 1 1 ou teii's Cocoa "BEST& GOES FARTHEST" 9 VAN HOUTEN'8 'H'0A (oa tried always uMd") wan invented aad patented and la made In Ilollaad. It to tcknowledgiid by ih mmi eminent dooton nd Mulyata that bf U10 apelal treat" mvalVAir Houtkn'r (Vvoa ha undergone, the, aol ability ot the fleaa-foramlng eoaslUaenu ! I nc reward fifty per eent.t whila the whole of the fibre are nftened and rendered more palatable tad i1ifientfble. "Largest ile in the world." Aak for Van H UnnN'i and Hike M other. (47 1 HU FURNITURE 18U1 Wnlniit, Oiik, Chwr.v, S.vc- ntnon Asii iiiiil hlin suits, without number: our l(5th eiitury oak ctin't be boat, either finality or pi ice. We also hnv one of tin test upholsterers in tliecoun try, ami will give our special attention to that lineol busi ness. 1 iidertakinj; promptly attendeil to ami satisfaction guaranteed at 3a Patton Avenue. BLAIR & BROWN. liSTAiu.isilliii isr.r.. B. II. COSBY, (SlHIYMnr Id C. CoWHII.f JEWELER 17 PATTON AVICNl'K, I NliXT IMMIK Tl) I'.NANIi CKNTRAI. Ilcl TBI,. ASHI-VII.I.H. N C. m-pt.lillv TRY THE MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY 17 Patton Avenue. Near Spruce Street. COFFEES, HEST TUY OlIH MOCHA. A skillful blending of the two be the fine.t In the world, We arc sole A NEW DEPARTURE!! WIS llAVli INTKoDl'Clil) A FINE LINli OF UM IJRELLAS. CALL AND EXAMINE. No Trouble to Show ;oodtt. WEAVER I MYERS. opi:ha iiovsi: m.ot k Aftheville, N. C. 35 N. Mnlu Street, ASHEVILLE, N. C. COCKT SUI'ARK, SrAKTANIICRC, 8. C. I'lv UnHa H.ir..... 1 . . nilluu- Imainru. Tl .......I r 11 :n . '. . ,,y iTwj.rr ru rtlirvir Ullll nrstrrn North Cnrolina hnvc liern kind to nif ami I wifth to make Rmtctul nrkru.w'- uKr-'j. ! nit nmc aimu Pitimnt-o thiit the fiilrrr trrHtmciit thnn 1 nnulii gtt nctlnjr v.ri v in nun wit v llflUV "tHTlCi out 111- UHrntlctit tu give the very hem lntrumentfi lor the money they hinl puid prevl- unl? lor their InKtrumrntR. u ria l'nnt,"UH,UT thc "lutorr of tht ..... . . viiurn ui lew tiny later. Mranwliilr cumc nml scv my Nortli Main Strei't. C. FALK, IMPORTANT That jiiii kimw lluil ne hiirr in.l rnrived iitmlhi-r tt,t ui" linimntiind. "Pui I'rtibi.- um" nml "Tin Cmiii-.i ThltiK in thr Wurlil " Wr have lillrif in lmk Unit im hnilnil by itlc hulidnv timfr. nml nuw we nrr utVritiK a oiniU-tr iinr of STATIONERY, BOOKS, &C, at viry low priii'i. Cull in u- fur the new Souvenir of Asheville, nt i-rnt. J. N. Morgan & Co., lloikillcr, Stationer, HU, Cash Slnre FRESH ,M0 CONSTANTLY ON HANH. WECATERTO FAMILYTRADE J. E. REED & CO., No. 10 Court Square. octaa d rr . REVELL. & WAGNEH, Suceeuon to ICopp ft l.khUnberKer, FANCY GROCERS. SUGAR AT REFINERS' PRICES. Coffers roa.ted on the pretnlara dally, and ground for every cu.tomer. Full Line of Table Supplies. Free drtlYfrjr. A fall line of Feed, fumi.hed a8 PATTON AVKNl'K, Ttl.r one No. 9. rptiedtr E. COFFIN, AUCTIONEER. RUAL K8TATB AGENT AND LOAN BKUKBR No. 3 North Main street. If not In ofltt when too eall. write nam. ann reaiaencc on .late, and I will vl.lt yon. Krlrr to Pint National Hank; Nationnl Hank sf A.heyille. anil Wcatern Carolina Rank. SMOKE THE CELEBRATED ' Marshal Fry 5 Cent Cigar, OLD ON V AT THK MODEL CI AR STORE, No. IT Patton ATfnne. feb9dtm SUFFERERS OF YOUTHFUL ERRORS. Loat manhood, early decay, etc., etc.. can m- cart i hone treatise free, by addressing aCM low nfftrw, C. W. LKEK. P. O Bos 818. Koaaoke. v.. GLEN ROCK HOTEL. In 100 Feet of Central Passenger Depot. ASHEVILLE. N. C. room .lunch counter, cinaraui! mnolnml and bar nnd Mtlinnl rmini 11" flm flm.i- S HATI.S, (i.ou Pi;R DAY. J. H. HRTAN and W4I.TKR VKKKN. ClerkH. FARMERS' WAREHOOSE. FOR THE SALE OF LEAF TOBACCO. SMITH & ROIXINS, Proprietors. t..V,r,leltmiir.!n2 " """. ' or market, are chnrW,,, . ,w To the Toharro I'lnntrr. of Wealern North ( Our market h.i. full, oirn..l nml ri.. il vw earl.v .hipinem. on nil common Bra,l. II, viiiK The nrwat l?T.,",r":h"' " in r.t,rn Norlh Caroli..,,. anil e..niKttnl en.,il," t ulHmnn mmWiX!' T"l!w you for ,,a.t alron.Kr a,ul hoping l,v hard I'.rk' and fni? " J l, ! rr. ,ru"y SMITH & ROLLINS. nov2(ldJkwnm RRICK. BRICK. FOR BUNCOMBE BRICK STRAUSS' EUROPEAN HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, ROOMS ALL NEWLY FURNISHED. Al.o. inlde boarder, can l ,ttvommo.l.t.-.l. Street mm ,,a,. the ,lr. (1rn I, ft o'clock a in until 12 o'clock m Am picparrd ...r catering at shortest notice for Home Panic., Hall., etc. .Ml a.k 1. trial. My Celebrated Philadelphia Fries oulhi llallhh.il. 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Under the above contract I am now ollorfiiK chase Smili r 'a Nriil Hninil Javii and .tltx hit in alb. 'I'Ibk. OIl ;Dvrrameal Jnvii In Hulk. Pare Java in bulk, l-'iiary Kio In bulk. Ciirdovu or .Vloilfiin In bulk. Arubinn nucha in bulk. Mens Chase St Kan horn, of lloston, Man,, nftrrlnu to the abov sblpincut. ; "We believe we nrr Importing and packing the Hnent Teas and CotTres on the ir.arsrt nnd l.wlin- Scales thrunxhout the United 8ttes arefalr enough to ad" it ih.i the suieior ipi .lity of onr noodshas largely increased their irnde. What we : ave done for 'hem we can do lor you." ! h'.ac goods eosl rnoiirt to lie first ijuafity lu evcrv particular. If thev are not of superior excellence they ll not suit mv trade, nor will I want to sell or continue to rff r them. My customers and the people or Ashrville arc asked to give them a trial. Mcnpectfully, S. R. Kfil'l.KR, No. 83 South Main Street, Winter Residence to Lease. A party desiring to establish a winti.u RKSIUHNCK on the Northern suhurh. i Ashevllle can make an advantageous ar rangement, for term of years, with owner f home. Completely famished andcqulpped and occupied In summer only. Apply to febaUdtf COKTLANP UROS. E. H. BR1TT, STONE CONTRACTOR & 8M, Also grading of all kinds done. All orders promptly ailed and work guarantee. Can b. found at 1 tlntn at Graham's Cotton Factory. A. G. IIALEYBURTON, Prop. amltnn miH n..i t .... ""a..'?n.".t Tcnne.iier: BRICK. SAM - : BY- & TILE COMPANY, BOARD BY THE MONTH, WEEK OR DAT. K. STRAUSS. Prop. Over for Us Parity. Near Passeii(er Depot, It E R, ASHEVILLE STEAM DYE WORKS. Ladles' and Genta' garments dyed and clentted. Ladies' suits drv cleaned without ripping or removing trimmings IMush cloaks steamed and renovated Lace curtains cleaned like new. Ostrich plumes dyed, cleaned and curled. Kid gloves cleaned or dy.d successfully L. Ilardinjf;, No. 9 North Main Street. 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