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ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN : SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 0, 18M. ASHEV1LLE DAILY CITIZEN. By XASDOLPH-KERR PRINTING CO. F Twa Daily Oman. Democratic, In published .try afleraooa (except Sunday) at the fol lawtag rate, ttrictly cmk : Omu .oo Sii Months 3. (Id Tnaaa Mohth.... l.so Ox Mourn 60 Oaa Waaa................ in SATURDAY. JUNE 6, 1891. One of the many cJiM-i'putal.le meas ures paaaed by the late disreputable congrtta was one granting a bounty ol two cent per pound for all sugar mule in the linked State. It now look a il $10,000,000 will be taken from tin United Stute treasury this year in order to pay this bounty. Congressman Ivwarl declared Irom every stump in this dis trict last fall that the limit of expendi ture under this bill could not exceed $7, 000,000 annually. And in this liwart was much more accurate thun iu mam other of hi statements. Tim Raleigh State Chronicle has re cently made very material change in tin style of the make up, and in the amount of matter given its readers daily. In stead uf a six calumn folio, it i now n six column quarto. It has a sjiecial wire running direct to its office, over which it receive all the telegraphic uews and has shown enterprise worthy of an abundant success. This mention has been delayed, in the hope that the typographical apinm ance of the Chronicle would improve in a manner commensurate with its other ml vancing steps, but the hope has failed ol realization. In fact, the Chronicle today is much lesa attractive in aliaiw, typo graphical apiwiirun c and make up, than the familiar sheet which so long found a prominent place on Tint Citizkn's table That it deserves a greatly increased pat ronage, is nevertheless true, and Tin; Citizen will rejoice to mc it receive it. Couaatiiculiilty. If any man doubts that "blood is thicker than water," let him read the ac count of the election of the minor ollicials of Ashevillc by the bourdol aldcrine last night. "Tha city of ltrolhcrly Love" is fre (iiently applied to Ashevillc this mom ing. Thk Citikn docs not think that an alderman should vote against a man lot a position, for which he is otherwise fitted, simply because he happcnM to In' a relative, but there can lie no noubt of the impolicy of electing kiiiRieoplc to public othce as a general principle. It i related of a fond paternal whose son was just beginning to branch out on matrimonial lines, that taking the youth to one side he said: "My son, rememlier, that while it is esteemed ignoble to marry a girl simply liccausc she has money, it would be manifestly unjust to refuse to love a girl because she was rich." The action of the board ol aldermen last night, is a case in point. While no alderman should vote lor a ninu .imply because he was hi brother, brother-in-law, son or son-in-law, or any other de gree of relationship, vet no alderman could he expected to vote against a man simply because he was a kinsman, il he was qualified for the position he sought. Rut the action of the board was unfor tunate chiefly in the prejudices that are sure to arise among the gieoplc generally because of such action. However, nearly all the officials, so far as they are known to Tun Cii izi n, arc capable of discharging the duties imposed upon them, but if any should show iiu-Hi-ciency, it will be tin duty of Tni! Citizi-n to call the attention of the public to the fact. Three Banquet) Une Prlucvly. I-'rom the r-'arcUevlllc Otmcrvcr. Ashevillc seems to have licen muc h de lighted at the opportunity of entertain ing the State Medical society during its recent annual convention, and certainly Irom the enthusiasm expressed by all the physicians whom we have since seen, the member were charmed with their visit to Ashevillc. Nothing was left undone in the manifestation of generous hospi tality and to make every leisure hour pass pleasantly and in a city so fav ored bv nature, this amounted ton ureal deal. There were excursions to the chief surrounding points of interest and no less than three banquents that at Hot Spring being described us u princely en tertainment. LIFE IS NORTH CAROLINA. An epidemic of dysentery is widely prevalent in Raleigh and vicinity. (leorge Hrandt, of Kayclteville, has assigned for benefit of creditors, laabili ties at least $-'0,01)0, assets estimated at $12,000. The grand jury in the circuit court of Wake county found true bills ncautst VY H. Robinson, Frank Reid and Joe Elling ton the green goods men. The department of agriculture re port today that of the 1 10,000 tons oi commercial fertilizers sold under the new law, one-third wus manufactured iu North Carolina. Member of the board of uldcrmcn of Raleigh say the city will build an audit orium to cost about $15,000 with scat- tig capacity for 4,000 people. It is the desire la complete it during the current year. LEMON ELIXIR. Pleaaont, Elegant, Meltable. For biliousness and constipation, take Lemon Elixir. ' For fevers, chill and ninlaria, take w . '. ' Lemon mixir. For sleeplessness, nervousness and pal citation of the heart, take Lemon Elixir. For indigestion and foul stomach take Lemon blixir. For all kk and nervous headaches take Lemon Elixir. Ladies, for natural and thorough or ganic regulation, take Lemon blixir. Dr. Moile-v' Lemon Elixir will not fail yon in any of the above named dis . case, ad ol which arise from a torpid or diseased liver, stomach, kiducya 'or Doweis. - Prepared only by Dr. Moilet, Atlanta, Ca., 50c and Sl.uo per bottle, at drug eiata. LEMON HOT DROP. Cure all Cough, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, bronchitis, Hemorrhage and all throat and lung diseases. Ele gant, rtliabk. 25 ten t at druggists. Prepared only by Dr. U. Moxley , Atlanta, Go. janl7cod THE TATTLER. Home Thing He tteea and Heai'N Worth TalkluK About. The scribe who concocts The Tat tle potion ever;- week, all but gave up in despair last Saturday. 1 had written a very extended, and, 1 thought, pretty pro test against the drays which bad up to that time been allowed to stand iu trout of the postoflicc. Looking at and esti mating the piece as I did it may be im agined that I was a little bit sorry to learn on Saturday morning that Mr. flrevaril, the alderman, had on the night hclbrc my kick was to apiicar, made a motion before the board to rcqurc the ill ays to locate on the south side of the court house. Oh, but I got right green. There was mv best grist, entirely at the mercy of the merciless blue tcucil, and well, I started to buy a ticket to Vauder iiiltmoie, where 1 could rusticate in lacc, unmolested by drays, mineral wa ter houses, or anything that could possi bly harrow my sensitive feeling. Just the same Mr. Ilrcvani's idea was a good one, and he can have the glory attached. Of course it made uie feel considerably improved when 1 received that letter Irom a reader iu Southporl, N, C, ami which wus copied in Thk Citizen. Such things as that go woudcrlully far to ward leavening the lump of otherwise tough bread. The writer of the letter is lilt- kind ol man that will lie a credit and uniiii.il.av to any town, anil il l could have any iutliieuce iugclting more uk-iioi that stamp intoNortli Carolina, 1 would count lilc pretty well spent. It just goes to show that an honest man will be hou est iu any section ol the country it is only the knaves and tools who strut to keep up the dissension. The lire catcis will some d.i.v give way to mciiol honest v and hard sense, 1 Iioik-, at which happy iciioil we may go looking lor the millen nium with reasonable show of success. And to lie sure, I'm not such an unap- prccialive iugrateas to let eveathe small est show of good will go titiuoiieed. It will lc rcmcinlieicd that last week's in atallim nt of Tattle contained a very mild protest against the color which hudlictu put on the enclosure around the staii way hailing to the plmtocrapli gullcrv in south court place. 1 desire to stale to the public at large that the artists got to work cm Iv Monday morning and llu color objected to SK-ci!il tlisapcaied. m-ing replaced ova coalingol pure while. I'avois like that one, yuu can bet, ait thankfully received. What on earth is the polite force ol this town for anyway? They aie all big good natural lillous, but I don't like the way some ol them do. I'm iu stance: I was standing on the squ.iic Friday morning ami chancing ti. lake a look toward the court house I saw a sight that made mc wiatliy. I got wralliv Ill-cause what I saw was I lie wi thing 1 have Ih-cu kicking-about lor a long time. That was this: Time ol "l he liucst" were huddled together talking, and at the same lime swinging on the allies slrcU-liot along the walk ol the court house door. Iu the liist place then- was no need ot so many ol our guard ians iu one place, aiidiii the second place they ought to have Ih-cii arreslt-d lot wanton dcsli action ol couuly proicrty. It husu t been long siiii-c the aiithoiilu-s of the county improved the square and tint up the cables to keep surkeis olf Un guis and here vvc see anions the hist to undo the good work areour own ' cops, the city's pride. Whv, already the cables look as il a lot ol circus peifonucis had liet ii testing their piowess ou lliein. Take a walk around, somebody, and give somebody else a pointer or two. Several weeks ago I promised the pe rusers ol this Tall ic a sun v ol a Ireak I had caught some davs before that, 1 reckon I'd just as well tell it now, al though 1 hate to do so, I said, vou know, I thought it wasin t he newspaper line. Well, 1 have a U nder leeliug lor the bovs ol that "K'rlcsh" and I don't murh like the idea of roasting one of them. However, business is business, and I've got to do it. One day I dropped into a courtroom in this city, out of idle curi osity. 1 was taking iu all the proiced- ings, when suddenly the door was Hung open and in rushed a young man, seem ingly out ol bi cn ill. lie Hopped down in a chair beside the piesidiug olliecr Hung his led onto the desk, and licgun pulling a "two-tor." 1 couldn't imagine what it was. So I turned to some one near and asked. "Why," he said, "thill's lilank he's on the ." So that was it? Well! II 1 knew how, I woiildi.'l mind lieiug a ucwsqinpcr man, but Lord deliver me from the it I saw that day. 1 thought he owned the whole business from the way he came rushing in. lb was all bustle and hurry while ill iheie and the next issue of the paier had lour lines devoted to telling what the bright Iresh youth had spent twenty minutes iu getting. I have seen the young mail stv eral limes since and the unadulterated gall Hist exhibited semis to slick lo him vet. Oh, how I waul a soil, sweet suai like that, and a chance lo expose my ig norance and be laughed ut. There are just now iu this slate a good deal ol compliments being passed bv the press on the grit and backbone of Jo Haniels, editor ol the Raleigh Chronicle who has just enlarged his p.-qicr to an K page sheet, wilh new tyc, etc. Now 1 fail lo sec the improvement. Mr. l,in iels iu his editorial on the enlargement conirssed that me idea ol size was taken Irom the New York Continent which he said, was the neatest uud most poptilur pnier in New York, or some thing like that. Right there tic was mis taken. The Continent, of course, is a "liuncly" sheet, but as far as typographi cal upiearance goes, 1 know ot no pupa iu that city that is uglier. So the Chron icle falls right into line and adopts that double-line, broken-back head so long used by the Herald and then taken up by the Continent. Hut the Continent is ' only five columns wide and the Chronicle is six. And the pages are entirely too short for the width of the paper. The tye is new and ol course prints neatly, but H is larger than the Chronicle's old type, I think, and I doubtallcr all, il the readers ol the paper get as many words of reading matter as theydid bclorc.l ben there is no style about the "tire beads, double or even "sin gle" heads. One thing that goes far lo make or mar the looks of a paper is the regularity or irregularity of the headings used over the articles. No, the Chronicle i not even a good looking by half a it was before the enlargement (?) and I urn sorry Mr, Daniel hadn't thought of making it an eight column folio instead of it present shape. But if the editor won t change it 1 reckon he can have the congratulation ot Ihc lultltr. i.Amur Needing tonic, or children who want build ing up, iihnuld taktt BROWN' IKON B1TTF.HS. It Is pleasant to take, curat Malaria, trait. Isauaa, Biltousnwi nd UrarOomplauila, AT THK HOTELS. Caaual Ytaltorn to the Cttjr, and W here Thet t ome From. (Wand Central: G. O. Robert, C. VV. Doshunier, J. A. Wilson, It. C. Long, 0. 0. Wct, E. C; J. S. Stubbs, Richmond; A. W. Abott and wife, Kv.; F. H. Haves, 0. W. Candler, N. C; R. j. Duffy, Dublin, Ireland; W. . Swilher, Old Fort; I. S. Murphy, Amis Smith, L. M. Smith, D. M. Vance, N. C. .Wwiimmmi: S. Shellon, C. V. Bos hamer, J. Illaulon, II. L. Heart well, Richmond; Chas. ('.lazier, R . C. Couei o, New York; VY. N. Jacobs, K. 0. Sainb, Wilmington; Harry C. Woodruff, Si. Louis; II. W. IVgram, F. . Sumner, N. C.;J M. Rooiiev ami wife, 1'hiladelphia; W. S. Overton, Columbia; J. O. Ilarrcl son, Franklin. tllcn Kut k . T. S. Hoswcll, Roanoke, Va.; W. F. Lewis, Montana; V. II. Craw ford, N. C; Mrs. Wallace, S. C; J. H. Cape, N. C; Jim Fly nu and wife, Creen ville; Ii. Khodi, Baltimore; II. L. Blake, 1'hiladelphia; Mrs. . M. Hollnway and daughter, La.; Howard Cohen, N. V.j Mr. Bernard and daughter, N. V.; Col. John Marlow, S. C; Mitj. M. 0. Man lev, N. C; Ino. F. Malonev, Chas. W. Lie. W. K. Woodward, N.C.; H.C. Trott, Salisbury; Leslie Dawson, Kiiistun.N.C: II. C.rosiiimm and wile, Philadelphia; M. Bradshaw, Asheboro, N. C; Ceo. Mc Feaeson, N. C ; Miss Cowlis, Louisville; 0. V. Hubbard, Cleveland, O.; Miss Mal ta-West, J. W. Branson, sr., Spartan burg; Mrs. B. II. lleywood, 0a. .Vhm Itnby was Rick, we guru heir Outnrla. W hen slit- was a Child, she cried for OwUirla. Wl vhu brcaine Hlaa, sh clung to Ctwtorla When she bad Chiklreu, the gave Uwiu Caatort Nakkow nrAKTUks. Chappie I have ail vou iu mv mind all dav, old fellow . Cvnicus I lilt eraniRil. but couldn't imagine what t because as. t'oulim-ui. POWDER Absolutely Pure. ttmm ill tiit'lcr hnkiiiK imwilcr 1 1 1 Ii M i all 111 If.'ivt'iiini: st Miith. - l.tit-(t l' S. ii'vi i unit nl l'i"tl KcMri iiilJ'.ul 1 y 8 a s u a 3 J, u 0 f-3 M is - 3 M J 3 S o 0 TRY THE MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY 7 I'Htton Avenue. E. B. BARNUM &CO., CLOTIUEIIS, IIATTEHS, No. 8 Court Square. On all of those men's, boy's ami small boys' Suits and Odd Punts -115 PER CENT. 0FF.i- These are blooming new goods, this season's production Iiettttr conie and look them assortment of moss grown, duty for season ufter season. E. 13. BARNUM & CO., Men', Youths' and No. 8 Court Square. How's Your Liver? Ts l!h- Oi-ii'nfnl salutation, knowing that good health cannot exist without a lrmltliy Liw. Whentha Livor is torpid tho Bow els are slugir-h and cn etijiatcd, tho food lica iu the t-tomach undi pesteil, poisoniivr tho olood; frequent htmdacho onsuc3 ; a foolinp of lr.T.i tudo, deapondonry ami norvouano.-a indicate );ny tho wholo systfiin in do ranged. Simmon:! Li". Kogulator hiia boon thi means of restoring nioi' IKH))le to healtlt and ianpinea8 by giving them a heulihy Liver than any agi'iicy known on earth. It acta with extraor dinary power and effica''y. NtVCD BICN OltAPPOINTCO. n ui'tral family riunwiv for IV-ipT'la. I'-rnld l,lvir. t'uuHllnathin. etr.. I hanlli er um nnylhliw elso, nml have novr-i a-!. (IIsiiiiimIiiI.-iI in llMM'tfeet ihimIui'iI it ftwiiis In hp iilniont a iHTTi-ot euro f-ir al tlseaaoa uf Uie .suuiuieh nnd llowels. W.J. McKl.lior, Mucin, u- WHEN YOU WANT Mnl nioin Sutt-H, I'urlor Suits, Eiiwy Chairs, Sidi' I'tiiirds, Kx tonsil in Taldfs, Dining Chairs, Kitchen Tables, IVll IjtilllW8, Single Ii(uim'(!s, Hat llarks, WartlrolH's. (VntT Tallies, Olliee Furniture. l'ietures, Shades, I't'KNITl'HE HKPAIRIt, UPHOLSTERING DUNE, CARPETS - LAID. CAUL ON BLAIR Si BROWN. FUHNITURE DEALERS AND UNDERTAKERS, 3 ration Avenue. AROEN PARK HOTEL AND COTTAGES. Tiiwnllm from Anheville on A. At S. Kail n,ml, Hmiril f J K-r ilay; $1V ier week; -tn Iter munth ot i'tt ilayn. rartit-n to Pifitier ur Tea. $1. THUS. A. MOKHIS. apraihltf Proprietor. G. II. MAYER CONSULTING : OPTICIAN 6i Wotitli; Main St. Il.an- Chinn Hall.) Can't Vou Sec? IHi your eye trouble you in nnjway f to you And it annovinij to read or sew r Hnvr vou headnehr cither in the forehead or Iishc of the Mknll ? if imi your viiilon cannot lie re gfirdrd as icrfrct. Have vour tiKht testi-d f cc of chnrpe, mitiitftu-tion gunrHntred. SKK NATI'KU'S BBAUTIUS.; Tclcscopvit, MicroHcopeH, Field (iluMCM, Spy tilaitaeii. All kindfl of frirntihe Inntrumentav GENTS' FURNISUEUS, over before meddling iu an pensioned stock that's done Boys' Fine Clothing. WE OFFER At our bargain counters, "off styles" of Hats. Cnjs,e., at. Slauhtor prices." Now in your chiince. A fine line of Straw Hate, very latest styles, just oeii- el, nml going fast. Call himI see us. Weaver & Myern, "THE SHOE STORE," No. 39 Patton Avenue. FILK'S MUSIC HOUSE. 35 Ti. Main Street, ASHEVILLE, N. C. COI'RT SUI'ARH. KPAKTANHUKO 0. I T'lrr and a half yearn nmo I ntnrtrd In the nniMir htmini-Hn. The itruilr of Anhrvillr ami Wrutcrii North Carolina have Imn kinil to inr antl I winU to mnkr xrntt-ful acknowt- rilKcmvtit of it, I ntnrttd liy tnklnje an Ayrnry. I Ikchihc noon ftaiintirri that tht lco,'K Brr rmttlru to iH-ttrr inntrtinH-ntM aun Cnirrr trt'atmrnt thnn I wouhl grt acttnit nirrrlv in that way. Hrmv I Ntartnl out in dt iwndrnt to Rive Ihr vrry Inut iimtrtimcntu for thr money thry bun paid treviouli tor tnrir inniruiiHnin. For a rontinuamv of tht' hlntorv of ihv AHhcvillc Mimic Muuw ktc thr Cttiirn uf a tvw ilayii lutrr. Mrnnv) hik comv ami tee my tovk and yn'i prtcrt, at 35 North Main Street. C. FALK. JIi.HIi K. HTARNKS, UNDERTAKER : AND : EMBALMER. UVKKV KliUI'lSlTl! UF 1'HU Ill'tlNKSS I'l'KNIHIIBU. EMBALMINQ A SPECIALTY. HatiMfucllou UuarautceU. rrimt Attentiuti t'.ivrn tu Call. Day or Ultice und lenid nee Nu 27 Nurth Miiin Street. Telcphoitr Nci. 51. c What would you like in the way of a corset? Something that's easy and comfortable, with "bones" that can't break or kink, and soft eyelets that won't rust or cut the laces something that clasps the figure closely, but yields to every movement? Then you want the Ball's Corset. If you find that you don't, after wearing for two or three weeks, you have only to return it to us and get your money back. F. P. Mimiaugh. PIANOS AND ORGANS. ON BABY INSTALLMENTS WITHOUT INTEREST. Hotel.. Boardlaa hoaata. ackoola and la dlTHlaata upplkd direct from the manufac turer.. ,- .n iMrtt nairi is d.vi teat trial la roar owa koaw Stool and Inatructor lurni.Mti artth mcb la.trumcnt. "Reliable taatraBKata, one .price only, and that tht loweat know a." For caU'loffaee, term., etc., call oa or ad- area. J. F. GARRATT, No. 41 Patton Avcnnc, SUMMER GOODS FOR 1891. TAYLOR, BOUIS & I3ROTIIERTON, No. 43 Patton Avenue, Leonard Clennable Kefrigerators, Water Coolers Wire Dish Covers, White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers Fly Traps and Fans Oil Stoves, Fly Screens for Doors and Windows Agents for 01.1 te's Sewing Machines. Old Established Machine, i 1 . - r PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. See our machines before purchasing. JEWJETT STEEL RANGES. Handsomest Range ever seen in Asheville. Sample net up in our window. Well worth J. P. SAWYER. rkBSHiBNT. OTIS M. CAPITAL ORGANIZED Battery Park Bank. TrntiHdctn n c nrt mI hatihlni: luninrini upon approved collateral. Collection made SAFE DEPOSIT. RciitH IIoxch In lt Fire Proof 8ulidta ai-count. uf IniliTiilaal., batik., banker., flra.a and corporation.. U1RKCTORS. . S. MoRklhuh. V H. I H. V S II. M. K. I.. rihAIIAU, T. K.. U 8. I'UWKLL, Ii Celebrated the World Over for its Purity. We driller to all nrt. of the city oat own Bottling Biport Beer at ONE DOLLAR PER DOZEN. Our brer I. kept at a temtK-ratnir uf 40 dearee. and we suarantee voa a fre.a article at all time. TUB TKADB SDI'I'UBI) PKOM THE "BONANZA," THK LKAUINU WINE .v AND . IN THK STATIC FINE SAMPLE AND BILLIARD ROOM. J. A. MABUllAKDT, M'm'T. I NO. 43 S. MAIN ST.. ASHEVILLE, N. to BRICK. BRICK. .....FOR ALK BV. BUNCOMBE BRICK Asheville. N. C. Anheville, N. C. alaaalactaren and Uealera In all kind, af Lircid LUMBER, Door, Sah, Blind, Mouldlujcs, Stairwork, Mantela, Bank antl Bar Fixtures, and all Hard Wood Lumber nur i- aiy TCicpnonc no STRAUSS EUROPEAN IfOTEL AND RESTAURANT. ROOMS ALL NEWLY FURNISHED. Alio, table uoarder can be accommodated, o'clock a. m. until 12 o'clock p. ni. Am prepared lor catcmiK at .nortrat aouce Uial. My Celebrated Are well known No one ran aarMMi iheni. Um 1. A aluaill. sm-h hhUm In .'... oa the Hall Bbell. Pollu and ultcatiT. waltera. Pleaard to'arrre all. Keprctfnil-, decdl.T WOODBURY'S UVLRY, ColleKe Street, Rcarj of Court Honac. Telephone No.' i. I" r it il Landau, Victoria, Brette, Coupe, Coupelette, Drag, ranoiett. Phaeton, T Cari, Surrey, Vla-a-Via, Rockawajr. ' 1--- 'i ( .. . , Pallinc Proat Coapa, Contriaatioa Bafllah T fart. Batenaloa Top Carriage, Batcaaioa Top Phattoa, Villa Cart, Park Wagon. Park Wagonette, Part. Wacoaa. Pour Paiarncer Backboard, i -'I 'v: -T . Saddle Boraea a Specialty .fiDrWera ln FullLWery. -'I a'lfJ-1.- nlv '- - i-i-. -.--,. ! .-( (;,.,) j. ; -. '. Long and Favorably Known. looking at. mll-3ni COXK, Vic-fM. . B. RANKIN, CAtaiaa $100,(X)0.00. . i i MARCH 8, 1801. Commercial tinorr ilUcountcd. Lostia mmA on all acceimil'lc points. Vaulli at RcttHonable i.atca. MrRra. Hoktic, t'.IJK, Com. t. w. rTTii, H. T. Cm.l.lNl, E. S Pmiav, W. Ii. Balla.d. IJ LIQUOR 'STORK BRICK. & TILE COMPANY, P. O. Box 426. Near Paaaenccr Depot- U IIHBIIJI. 1.11 I kluda ol' Building; Material. Work a Specialty. BOARD IY THE MONTH, WEEK OH DAY. tttrret care pmm the (door Upea from lor uomc 1'artm, U.lli, etc.ajAII 1 . a.k It Philadelphia Friea Am proad to mj I kaee the Hum. larae. U ... A .i.niil.a ...... .LL . . . K. STRAVBH, Prop. FEED AND, SALE STABLES. J
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