Daily Citizen
ADVERTISE.
Many man has attributed his
success in lile to peculiar talents
and business capacity, when the
fact is he sailed to prosperity on
the wings of an advertisement.
ADVERTISE.
But words are t hings.snd tmall
drop of ink, falling like dew upon
thought, produce that which
make thousands, perhaps mil
lions, think.-JByron.
ASHEVILLE N. C, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1892.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
VOLUME VIL-NO 246
Asheville
2
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OMATOE
S
iHREE POUND QUART CANS,
HAND PACKED,
FOR TEN CENTS.
OF THE
PEOPLE
OF ASHEVILLE
Buy their roasted coffee from
us, and we want the other
half to try it. We make a
permanent customer of ev- jj COOPER,
ory person to whom we sell north court square.
the first nound. The coffee
we brnp; about, in our
MACBETIPS
PEARL : TOP : LAMP : CHIMNE1S,
PEACHES.
Three pound quart can In good syrup,
pa. ked In "Good Old Buncombe," at 15
Cento. Thi. In the cheapest Peach ever of
fered on this market, quality considered.
CANNED VEGETABLES.
Corn, Peas, Beans, Squashes, Okra and
Tomatoes, Boston Baked Beans, &c.
CANNED FRUITS.
Peas, I'lneapplei, Huckleberries, White
Cherries, Strawberries, Blackberries, c.
We nlso carry a full line of all kinds 01
California Canned Prults.
ALL, SIZES.
BEST LAMP CHIMNEYS IN THE
WORLD FOR THE MONEY.
Do not break; save from accidents. They
are shaped to make the right draft for the
CONGRESSIONAL AFFAIRS.
PRAYER FOR SPEAKER
CRUP'S RESTORATION.
The Ureal congressional Kxcur
Ion to Chlcaito Prevent Much
Business Being Done No DCs
stou In Either House Tomorrow
Washington, Feb. 19. In the senate
owing to the fact that the congressional
excursion to Chicago was to start at an
early hour in the afternoon, the atten
dance of senators at the opening of pro
ceedings today was very small.
The vice-president laid before the sen
ate a communication from the secretary
of the treasury in answer to a senate
resolution taking strong ground against
the proposed transfer of the revenue
flame, and to fit the burner; made of the marine service fronj the treasury.
To the navy department the secretary
toughest glass, and tough against heat.
Sold only by
THAD W. THRASH & CO.,
Mandhling Java
BOKMARCHE."
AND
Arabian Mocha.
We also carry in ntock finest
Carracas,
Santos,
and Rio.
KROGER.
37 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
REAL ESTATE.
GRAND SALE OF
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Prawers at 29. 30, 49 and 89cts. Chemise
at 33, 43, 63 and 63cts. Gowns at 89, 69
79. 89. 99cts. $1.17. $1.87. Skirts at 48,
58. 68, 78, U8cts, $1.18, $1.38.
These goods are full size, nicely trimmed
good material and well made. Also a full
line of Hamburg, Nainsook and Swiss
Kmbrnlderies and Torchon Lace, White
(looiis, and Ginghams; all new Spring Uoods.
CRYSTAL PALACE.
41 PATTON AVE
China, Glass, Lamps, rite.
THE TEST.
QUANTITY
AND
WB ARB NOW OFFERING
VlHITSON'S N. C. PEACHES,
THREE POUND CANS, FULL WEIGHT,
$1 SolDuzen Cans,
Cans Tor agcta,
1 j i-a Cents a Can.
WHITSON'S 1 TOMATOES,
311) Cans, Full Weight,
91.00 Dozen Cans,
3 Cans for ascis.,
recommends the creation of a rerired list
for the revenue marine service. Kclerred
to the committee on naval affairs wil h a
suggestion from Mr. Cockrell that the
communication receive the committee's
prayertul consideration.
Mr. Morrill onerea a resolution tnat
when the senate adjourn today it be to
meet next Tuesday.
The senate passed a bill extending lor
ten years the operation of the Chinese
exclusion laws.
The senate passed a bill appropnating
ten thousand dollars tor the improve
ment of the road to the national ceme
tery near 1'eusacola.
The house was called to order today
by Mr. Kerr, its clerk, who read a com
munication from the speaker designating
Mr. McMilliu us speaker pro tern lor tne
day.
In his prayer the chaplain invoked di
vine protection ot senators, rcuresenta
tives and members of the press in their
trio to Chicago, "the mighty city ot the
west, the marvel of the century." He
also referred to the speaker's indisuosi
tion, and prayed that his oriel respite
from toil and care might result in his
perfect restoration to health.
U11 motion ot Mr. t-unsion, 01 tvansas,
a resolution was adopted setting apart
Saturday, March 19, tor tne delivery 01
eulogies uuon the late Senator I'lumb.
iailvci cume to the liont Hgam, out
this time in a form that elicited no oppo
sition Irom either silver or anti-silver
men. It came in the shape of a resolu
tion from Mr. Bland providing for
repntit of the silver bill, and for printing
5.000 additional copies 01 tne majority
and minority reoort.
Mr. Tracey. ot New York, suggested
that the number be increased to 1U.0UU
and the suggestion met with Mr. UWind's
ON THE HEIGHTS,
Much
Drill-
Talk of Foetr and
lug Out There.
Bingham Heights, Feb. 19. Special
And still they come. We have several
new tcllows every ween. now. tseiore
long we will have our usual number of
cadets. The general average of the cadet
body is one hundred and forty. In three
years from now there will be no less than
three hundred cadets here each year.
Just think of the money these three hun
dred cadets win urmg into Asncyiue.
After figuring a little on the subject it
seems to me that every man in Asheville
would do all in Ins power to help out the
school in every way, and especially in
getting new fellows to come here. If you
see a boy whom you think we can get,
let us know, and we wid send him a
atalogue. In doing this you not only
do the school and the bov a favor, but
you do Asheville an infinite amount of
good.
The soring is almost here, and the time
for poetry, the time for music, th".' time
far moonlight strolls, and the time when
"a young man's fancies lightly turn to
thoughts of love," are all joining in
the procession. We will join in also.
lvre many weeks we will commence drill
ing, and that is a grent pleasure in store
for the Asheville people. We are having
fine weather for drilling, and after we
commence it will not take us long ts get
in good trim.
It is well known that a great many
Bingham cadets are in love with a great
many Asheville girls. This is convincing
evidence that a great deal ot poetry is
manufactured on the Heights. Now. it
this was orinted in a three inch column
in diamond type, and sold at twelve and
one-half cents a yard, itisestimated that
no less than three hundred thousand
dollars would lie the result. Now, it it
were printed similarly, but sold by the
number of rhyme9, it would bring no
less than to'rty dollars. If the metre
were taken into consideration it would
be valuable nly as an emetic. Such is
love poetry.
W e are hoping to make arrangements
for a football game, lor today week. It
will probably be played on the Kenil
worth grounds. A'. A'. 1'.
I II IS it HOME Hl'l.K.
THE TARIFF OR SILVER
WHICH WII.I. HE GIVEN PREC
EDENCE IN THE HOUSE.
If ttae.Tarlff Question Is Opeaed
I'p In Two Weeks), There Can
Not be Much Hope of Reaching
the Silver Issue Soon.
Washington, D. C. Feb. 19. It is an
nounced today to be the intention of the
ways and. means coramitteto call up the
tariff question in the house, early
in the week after next. This program
would to some extent defer the consid
eration ol the silver question, for the
silver bill cannet be taken up and got
out of the way in advance of that time.
The announcmentTof the purpose to
call up the tariff question about the first
ot March was made in the ways and
means committee today. At a brief ses
sion of the full committee an agreement
was reached among the members of the
committee, that the minority should
have until a week from tomorrow to
prepare their reports against the three
bills, wool, binding twiue, and bagging,
measures heretofore ordered favorably
reported to the house by a party vote.
Chairman Springer then announced
that it was intended to call up one of the
three bills on Monday or Tuesday fol
lowing the submission of the reports to
the house.
No objection was manifested on the
part of republicans to this course.
IIAVE YOUR
CONEts OUT FOR HILL,.
Perry
PRESCRIPTIONS
FILLED AT
In.
8 1-3 Cents a Can.
We can also Klve you a bargain In a fin- approval, and so amended the rcsolu-
w. W. West,
W.t B. QWTM, w. ""l I, . ., SI
GWYN & WEST, BUN MAnunb.
(Successors to Walter B.Gwys)
ESTABLISHED 1881
REFER TO BANK OF ASHF-VILLE.
REAL ESTATE.
quality of TURKISH BATH TOILET SOAP
at 35 cents a dozen. We can make still
further reductions in above prices to large
buycra.
We hare the largest stock of Groceries ever
brought to Western North Carolina, and
propone to sell them at prices that will com
pete with any market,
Respectfully,
POWELL & SNIDER
tion was adopted.
THE I.VMBER INTERESTS.
Loans
Hecurelv Placed at
Per Cent.
Notary Public. Commissioners of Deeds.
FIRE INSURANCE.
OFFICE Southeast Court Square.
CORTLAND BROS.,
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Real Estate Brokers, .
And Investment Agents.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Loans securely placed at 8 per cent.
Office.
24 & 38 Patton Avenue Second ;fioor.
fcb9dlv
JOHN CHILD,
(Formerly of Lyman Child),
Office No. i Legal Block
REAL, ESTATE
AND
LOAN BROKER,
TRICTLY A RROKBRAGB BUSINBSS.
Loan, secure placed at 8 per cent.
WILLS BROS.,
ARCHITECTS,
28 Patton Avenue.
Next Y M C A build's;. P O Box 884.
noyl d3m
ROBERT BROUN,
CIVIL BNOINBBR. SURVEYOR AND ME
CHANICIAN.
Constructions In wood and metal con-
ducted. Thirty year.' experience in Practt
vtn Instruction In mechanical
branches Kiven. Close measurement, a spe
cialty. Residence, McDowell Avenue.
dec8-d3m
For your Supply of
CHEWING AND SMOKING ARTICLES
GO TO THB
MODEL CIGAR STORE,
17 Patton Avenue.
The only Exclusive Cigar
Store in the City.
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The co-partnership known as H. Redwood
I & Co. expires this day by limitation.
henry redwood,
annie c. presly,
John h. Mcdowell
Asheville, N. C February 1. 1892.
Work of the Southern I.nmber-
iuen'a AHSuclatlon.
New Orleans, Feb. 19. The Southern
lumber manufacturers association last
night adjourned sine die, after an all
day's session. A resolution was adopted
against the evils of selling by face meas
ure, prevalent in Alabama and Georgia-
Ttae directors were constituted a perr
manent price list committee, with puwen
to change prices. The only change in
the grades was the abolition of the star
rift tawed flooring.
A memorial to congres was adopted,
asking for additional ports on the gull
coast.
The various vice presidents were ap
pointed a committee to solicit subscrip
tions for the yellow pine exhibit at the
World's lair.
Kansas city was named as the next
place of meeting.
H. b. White, ot Missouri, wasre-eieciea
president; George S. Lacey, of Louisana.
vice president, and M. f. jucuoaa,
Missouri, treasurer.
The HrlllMli tiov eminent Has
troduced ItH Hill
London, Feb. 19. The long talked ol
Irish local uovernment bill was intro
duced in the house ."of commons todav
bv Balfour, amid cheers of the govern
ment supporters. In introducing the
hill Halfour said that ever since the for
mation ot the orcscnt uovernment, and
oven before, the extension of the local
government to every part of the United
kingdom, Had been a cardinal point oi
the conservative's Dolicv.
The bill na.scd the first reading, and
Balfour fixed the second reading for
March 3.
The conservatives, for the most part
decline to criticise the bill until it has
been printed. Some steadfast supporters
of the mini itry. however, conlcss that
the measure needs much amending
Both sections of the Irish members in.
teml to onnose the bill to the utmost
while the liberals are exultant over the
bill, believing it to be a final blow to the
government in coming general elections.
TWO BIO BK1DUKH.
Belmont Prefers HI in to
Cleveland.
Washington, February 19. The fact
Perry Belmont has come out openly for
David li. Hill has caused a sensation
here and it is pretty generally believed
that it will have a strong effect on the
country at large. He is a "kid-glove"
democrat and Ins prominence in the
business world will do much for Mr.
Hill.
Belmont was chairman of the house
nance committee during a part oi
Cleveland's administration and was by
him appointed minister to Spain. He
asserts that Hill is as good a democrat
is Cleveland, just as solid lor tantt re
form and good money.
Nortu Dakota Democrats.
GkanD Forks, X. D., Feb. 19. The
state democratic convention to select
lelecates to the national convention
lias been called to meet here March U4.
GRANT'S PHARMACY,
ol
THE THIRD PARTY.
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The undersigned hare this day formed a
co-partnership under style of H. Redwood &
I Co. for the transaction of a business In gen
eral merchandise in thecityof Asheville, N.C.
HENRY REDWOOD,
ANNIE C. PRESLY,
john h. Mcdowell,
CLAUDE II. MILLER.
February 1, 181)2.
Nominates a Full Ticket In
Louisiana.
Alexandria, La., Feb. 19 The state
convention of the people s party ot
Louisiana met here yesterday. There
were 171 delegates 'present. The follow
ing state ticket was nominated: Gover
nor. G. W. Price; lieutenant governor,
J. J. Mills; secretary of stale, I). M.
McStarvuk; treasurer, onn ftianoaey;
auditor, John Henilnck; superintendent
education, J. U. Patton; attorney gen
eral, J udge Wade StauL'h.
Mr. Villi was placed in nomination iur
governor, but declined the honor. '1 In
state executivecomruittee was appointed
and the convention adjourned.
CIVIL, RIGHTS,
The will I Passed Bv The New
York Assembly.
Alhanv, Feb. 19. With only nine ncg.
ative votes the big East River bill passed
the assembly.
This is the bill which provides for the
building ot two bridges across the East
river, one from Williamsburgh and the
other from Fulton street, Brooklyn, to
meet near the Bowery and Delancey
street in New York, to be extended across
Nv York hv an elevated railroad in
Soring street, and to connect with the
Brooklyn elevated roads, the New V ork
elevated roads, and tne proposeu nuu
Aver rniim-l. The company is to
have S25.000.000 capital stock, and it is
to pay no taxes except on its real estate.
UNFORTUNATE FRENCHMAN!
Florida's convention.
Jacksonville, Feb. 19. The
democratic convention
Tampa on June 1. It
416 delegates.
state
will be held in
will consist of
AFFAIRS OF CONSEQUENCE,
NO. 24 SOU 1 H MAIN ST..
Flitnt a
A Restaurant Keeper Can Herve
Whom he Pleases.
DBS Moinhs, Iowa, Feb. 19. The Hyde-
Hooewell case, involving the civil rights
A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE of thecolored man, ha. been settled in
favor ot tne defendant, no neweu. i ne
court held that Hopewell had a right to
refuse to serve Hyde in Ins restaurant
and that the fact of the latter being a
colored man, did not enter into the
case. In other words the retaurant
business is a private one like a grocery
or a dry Boods store, and differs from
an inn, and the proprietor may sell or
not to any one who enters tne store.
His Adversary Will Not
Duel.
Paris, Feb. 19. Laure, the Boulangist
deputy who was struck by M.Constans,
hen minister of the interior, during a
cbate in the chamber of deputies, Janu
ary 19 last, has resorted to law to ol
lilt satisfaction for the indignity put on
nn him. He has attempted to force M.
onstans to fight a duel, but the latter
culdn t accept any challenge ana con-
senuentlv M. Laure has summoned him
to;answer a charge oi assault oeiore me
tribunal ot tne beine.
SPEAKER CRISP,
For rent to a rennorislhit nrt Hr.n. u
in a good location; bath, hot and cold water.
Also a boardlns house for rent.
We have the brst lacilitics of any firm In
Imc iuk lor insuring your dwelling
houses, your furniture, .torse and stock
if you get burned out you know that tou
I can come to u. and be sure of getting your
Some choice bargains In city and suburban
properties can ot Bad by calling at our of-
uw. i luiun ihbus m specialty.
He Will Not Come to Asheville
Just Now.
Washington, Feb. 19. Speaker Criip
left Washington last night for Fortress
Monroe, where he will remain until
Monday night unless his family can per-
uade him to stay a few days longer
He hns not fully recovered his strength
since his recent illness, and is in need of
rest and quiet.
CRISIS IN FRANCE.
A BRILLIANT RING
We are showing some of the daintiest dot
titles ever displayed In Jewelry. It would be
asier to tell yon what we haven't got than
what we have. If yon haven't seen our ele
gant trifle, in gold and Is silver, there Is a
treat awaiting yon, and, whether yon have
urchaaes In mind or not, yon should not
miss them. It Is difficult to resist going Into
detail. we are strongly tempted to describe
some of the exquisite products of the season's
art, some of which show that the caprices of
fashion art apt to be wonderfully charming,
but you'll get s much better Idea If you come
and If ok for yourself. ,
B. II. COSBY,
JEWELER,
PATTON AVBNVB.
JENKS & JENKS,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
Rooms t and 10. McAfee block, a J Patton
atcduc, AsncTine, n. i;.
FORD KILLED.
STILL IN THE RING.
R. B. NOLAND & SON,
GROCERS,
No. ai N. Main Street,
Wish to announce the fact that they are
sole agent, for the Spartanburg .team baked
bread, the only first class bread to be found
In the city, and so table Is complete without
It. We get It fresh by express every day.
Don't forget that wear, wholcsals and re
tall dealers In potatoes, apples, onions, and
all kinds of country product. Everything
kept that I. usually found Is a first class
grocery store.
The Man Who shot Jesse James
1'ut Away.
Denver, Feb. 19. Robert Ford, who
acauired widespread notoriety by kill.
ing Jesse lames, the Missouri outla
in 1882, was shot and killed in a saloon
row at Creede, a new mining town some
distance from here.
lor some time Ford has been drifting
among the mining camps. He has been
in many quarrels, but until the tragedy
of todav, no serious results came from
his tights.
Nebraska's Governorship.
Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 19. Chief Justice
Maxwell, of the supreme court, ha
handed down an opinion, holding that
Gov. Thayer had no right to the office of
governor, nor had he the right to issue
the authority that Lieutenant UoTernor
Maiois should have held the office pend
ing the test of Boyd's citizenship, and
that when he was forced out by Boyd
bis tenure ceaseo.
Kxtra Session.
Austin, Tex., Feb. 19. Got. Stagg
has issued a proclamation convening the
legislature in extra session March 14.
All the Ministry Have Tendered
Their ReslKnallons.
Paris, Feb. 16. All members of the
French ministry have tendered their res
ignations ts President carnot. ihe
cause of the resignation of the ministry
was the action sf the chamber of
HOUR.
There were Sve more cases of typhus
fever discovered in New York 1 uesday.
Six cases of tvohus fever developed in
the Jewish colony in Oakdale in Worces
ter, Massachusetts.
New York papers are protesting against
the passage of a bill pending in the legis
lature of that state licensing houses of
ill tame in New York city.
The Chicago city council has decided
that hereafter all buildings to be erected
in Chicago shall be limited to a height
of 150 feet, and that they shall only be
constructed to that height when front
ing on streets ot 80 feet or more in
width.
The New York Herald says the north
ern democrats are almost unanimously
opposed to free coinage. With the co
operation of their conservative western
and southern colleagues there are good
prospects of the defeat of Bland's bill by
from twenty to thirty majority.
. Senator Gallinger, of New Hampshire,
in his speech on the public printing bill,
distinctly affirmed that the public print
ing ottice was not sate ana ougnt to ne
condemned; that any day it may fall to
the around and bring great calamity
uuon the three thousand people who are
employed within its walls.
FOREIGN,
In order to avoid the bankruptcy of
Uruguay the national debt has been con
verted into a per cent, security.
An epidemic of small pox prevails in
Csrfu, capital of the island ol that name
in the Mediterranean belonging to Greece
The president of France has signed
bill appropriating $uo0,000 tor the
French exhibit at theChicago Columbian
exposition.
The police officials of Warsaw report
that German agents have overrun Kus-sian-Foland,
and are secretly conducting
a Tan-Germanic agitation.
It is feared in London that the foot
and mouth disease, which has broken
out among the cattle in England, will
cause further trouble before it is stamped
out.
Lord Roscberry, swner of the well
known American racing horse Foxhall,
formerly the property of Mr. James R.
Keene. ' is about to send him to the
United States, where he will be offered
for sale.
Experiments made at Portsmouth,
England, with the Sims-Edison electric
torpedo proved that the torpedo could
he worked successfully when launched
from a vessel in motion, with a range of
one mile and a quarter and a speed of
aiuetecn knots an hour.
ASHEVILLE. IN C.
J. M, CAMPBELL,
DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE
AND AGENT FOR THE
ASHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
FOR RENT.
Bight-room furulsned house, short distance
ot court house; modern improvements; first
class house and first class tenants wanted;
none others need apply. Price 75.00.
Three-room house, unfurnished. Price
S7.ro per month.
Two eight room houses, unfurnished. Just
at street ear tine. Price $25.00 per month.
Modern improvements.
Four-room house, just at street car line.
Price $10.00 per month. None but reaDon.
sible tenants wanted.
1 en room house, furnished, for rent. All
modern conveniences. Possession at once.
Heat street in Asheville. Price ISO ner
month. Apply to
J. M. CAMPBELL.
Real Estate Dealer.
ties in connection with the
with associations.
bill
depu
dealing
EndorsiuK Dlas for President.
Montkry, Mex. Feb. 19. A mast
meeting of several thousand people was
held here to endorse the candidacy of
Gen. Porfirio Diar for reelection as presi
dent ol Mexico Several stirring speeches
were made. Gen. Diaz will have no op
position in the state of Nueva Leon at
the forthcoming election to be held
next June.
Female Collene F.ntertalntnent
At 8 o'clock Friday evening, February
19, the young Indies of the College elocu
tion class will give art' entertainmenf in
the college chapel for the benefit of their
new literary hall. They ask a liberal
attendance from the friends of the college
for this worthy purpose. Admission
25cts. Tickets at T. C. Smith & Co.'s
druif store, and at C. W. De Vault's in
front of Gazette office.
CHINA,
GLASS,
CUTLERY,
"Gentle as the Summer Breexe
"I'd rather take a thrashing any time
than a dose of pills," groaned a patient
to whom the doctor nas prescnuea
physic. "I'd as lief be sick with what
ails me now . as to be sick with the pills.'
"1 don't think you've taken any of the
pills I presenile, or you wouldn't dread
the prescription so," laughed the doctor.
"1 never use the old, inside twisters you
hnve in mind. I ue Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets. They always make me thiuk of
a part ot an old nymn
m m ana loveiy.
Gentle as the summer breexe.' ,
The best thing of the kind ever inven.
ted. No danger of their making you
sick. You'll hardly know you've taken
them. I wouldn't use any other in my
practice."
False Economy.
v.
Is practiced by many people, who buy
inferior articles of food because cheaper
than standard goods. Surely infants
are entitled to the best food obtainable
It is a fact that the Gail Borden "Eagle"
Brand Condensed Milk is the best infant
food. Your grocer and druggist keep it
LAMPS,
SILVER
Clearing sale till March 1st.
I Intend to
give up one store room, and goods will be
sold out as fast as possible, regardless of
prices.
J. H. LAW,
S7 59r6x Sontb m&u'&uW;'