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ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN: WEDNESDAY EVRMNi;. MAY 25, 1892. ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN Thu Daily Citizen, Democratic, l published every afternoon (except Sunday) at the fol lowing rates strictly vasi: Onb Year $ 000 Six Months 3.00 Tiibeu Months 1.60 Onb Month 50 OnhYVkkk IS WEDNBSDAY. MAY 25, 1892. for governor: liLIAS CAKR, of Edgecombe. FOR LlEI1TENANT-r.OVF.KNOK : K. A. DOUGHTON, of Alleghany. FOR SECRETARY OF STATIC: OCTAVUS COKE, of Wake. for ai ihtok: ROBT. M. FIRMAN, of Buticom'jc. FOR TRK.VSI KKR : DONALD V. BAIN, of Wake. for sui'T. ri ni.ic instki ction: J. C. SCARBORUl'OII, of Johnston. FOR ATTORNEY CKNICKAL: FRANK I. OSBORNE, of Mecklenbuig. FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS AT I.AKC.E C. B. AYCOCK.of Wavnc. R. U. GLENN, ol Forsyth. FOKIl'lM'.E OF TWELFTH H'lUCIAI. 1HSTI.ICT: GEO. A. SHUFOKD, of Ilimcombc. Tliiim: is sonietliini more than a ru mor abroad that Mr. Harry Skinner is t- head the third party 'lelejjalion to Omaha. Whom the trods would destroy they first lead astray in polities. The Progressive Farmer asks the (iicstion: "Ho you doubt the strength of the St. Louis platform in our state ?" and answers it by saying: "II so, wait till November and you will he convinced." A few weeks ago it was, "Wait lor the state convention." That having shown the weakness of the third party, its mil enniuiu is now postponed to November. II it be true that Mr. Blaine could any day write a letter which would cause the people to cease speaking of him as a pos sible nominee of the Minneapolis conven tion, why does he not do it ? Fifteen minutes would suffice to write it. Rich mond LMspatch. This is unfair. Mr. lllainc neently sent out a letter stating that his name would not be presented at the Minne apolis convention. What moic could the man say ? The Atlanta Constitution alwavs in mischief is now engaged in booming lllainc. It says that if Blaine was the nominee southerners know there would be no danger of a force bill. Southern ers know nothing of the kind. What they do know is that Blaine is a parti san of the partisans and that if his party passed a furee bill lie would sign it if he were president. Tin; Citizen will take a straight democrat in its to defeat force bills with. It is too early in the centu ries to trust a republican not to do party work when it comes to the pinch. Says a Raleigh telegram: "The third party men all over the country are called upon by J. II. Weaver to set apart the week from July in to 10 as a 'week of self denial,' during which the members arc to denv them selves some luxury which they pay for, and at the end of the week estimate the amount thus saved and send it to the treasurer of the people's party in the res- Dcctive counties, the latter to use halt ol it for the state committee and send the other half to the treasurer of the national committee." Jf this were done by cither of the old parties, the third party men would cry out that a urcat corruption fund was being raised. C.'JV. FOWLE'S PROPHECY. A short time after Gov. Fowle was inaugurated a gentleman from a town not far from Charlotte was in the execu tive office and met Mr. lilias Carr. In introducing Mr. Carr Gov. Fowle added that he was the best farmer in North Carolina and could be the next governor of the state if he wanted to be. 1 In spirit of the prophecy was on him. Representative Crawford has pre seated in Congress the petition ol Mich.T'l Krics.of North Carolina, praying that his claim tor property, taken bv the army during the late war be referred to the court of claims. Mr. Crawford has also introduced a bill lor the relief of the same person, and another bill has been introduced by him for the relief of Center Lcdford. It is in the nature ot a war claim. The Marion Record, speaking of the death sentence ol the Whitson brother! in Mitchell county, says it is the second sentence ever passed on anyone in that county, although as many as seventeen murders have been committed in one year. Mithchcll is improving every way morally, socially and financially. A cyclone swept through Bertie county Monday, wrecking all the houses ou Wiley Asheley's farm. It levelled the trees on William Pritchard's place. Some of these fell on his house and crushed it, killing one of his children in stantly and breaking the other's back. There was a heavy hail storm in the upper end of Halifax county Monday. Some of the stones arc said to have been "as large as hen's eggs." The veritable "oldest inhabitant" doesn't remember to have seen such weather at this season of the year. The Charlotte News has interviewed over 100 farmers of Mecklenburg and adjoining counties in the past two days and says they are all of one mind; that the state democratic ticket is a good one and one that they will heartily support. A convention of the democrats of the 9th congressional district is called at Waynesville June 1.1, lor the purpose of nominating a candidate lor congress ano an elector on the presidential ticket. The Fayettevillc graded school closed last week for the want of funds to pay expenses. Tatumauv as a Prophet. From the Detroit Free Press. In 1884 Tammany went to Chicago to prevent the nomination of Grover Cleve land, and its chief argument was the same one used against Tilden, that he could not carry New York. But he did carry New York in November and was elected. As a prophet ot New York prob abilities Tammany is not a success. Turn the Republicans Out. From the Raleigh Chronicle. There is no wisdom in demanding economy and at the same time voting to keep in power the political party whose extravagance has surpassed the wildest calculations. If the people want econ omy let them drive the republican party from power. Wait for June 23d. THE "FARMERS" COMMESTS. From the Progressive Farmer. The American Tobacco company, the Maid Trust and their allies have failed to run North Carolina polities. Our game little rooster can be heard crowing Irom Murphy to Mantoe. &ee ms spurs. He will continue to make ilu feathers llv. For Mr. Carr the Progressive Fanner and every one connected with it enter tain the highest personal regard. When we remember that Mr. Carr boldly pro claims that he is a true nllianccman, and that many ot the "machine politicians" have declared that they would prefer 'a republican to an alliancemau," we can but accept his nomination as a square- out defeat ot the old "machine. The Progressive Farmer felicitates it self and congraulates its friends and the friends ol reform throughout th.' state on the sigiud triumph of the cause of reform over the icdilical"nmcbine." All its cal culations wetc smashed into smithereens, and all its tricks and frauds upon Un people in the primaries and conventions were sternly relinked in tne action ol tne stale convention. The adoption o! :i state platlorm entirely devoted to nat ional matters, and one which the ma chine has stubbornly opposed, is prool that the old machine was powerless he foic the sentiment which had been created and propagated by the alliance. Preliminary steps were taken at a meeting litlil in tins city on I lie lMli inst. for the organization of the People's party and to arrange an electoral ticket for the state and for proper rcprefcnta tion at the Omaha convention. It is mi lerstood that the convention arranged lor the selection of eight delegates for the state at large and that those who are to represent the congressional districts will be provided for bv district conventions which arc to be called at an caily day by Chairman Lindsay. The convention represented about seventy-live counties Doubtless every county would nave men represented hut it was a "call meeting and no previous notice had hecn given out. But it was entirely harmonious throughout. 'MVT- Aiul I'liat Hut Ktatiflrt lor jauieN ;. Blaine. From t lie New York lli-ruld General Clnrkson. chairman of the re publican national committee, when fore casting the future, said that his peisonal relations with President Harrison are o the happiest, but Mr. Thomas C. Plat I has also rental kc that President Harrison's administra tion commends itself in many important particulais, but The Hon. Matt 1 hiav 111 a recent inter view declared that President Harrison has won popular confidence by his stci ling Americanism, whatever that mav mean, and that he would make a good candidate lor the partv, but II von should run through the whole list of republican leaders the majority of them would insist the interview hemg lor public use only that Harrison is a man of renown and integrity, that he could give the democratic banner bearer a very strong race under other circum stances, but these Lints are lying along the po iitical roadside in such quantities that the curious observer naturally inquires what they mean. Von need nut look far, however, to discover that the finished sentence would read somewhat in this wise: Harrison, if we can't help ourselves; lllainc, il we can possibly ptrsuadc him to accept. THE MCI.IC, And 1 lie IMeiiHaiit Wats He Has About Hint. Friim Western Citizen. Mr. M. L. Roark stopped in Jefferson Monday on his way to Trap Hill to lake his place in the examination of the grad uating class. He rode the fabled mule thus far on his journey, but when ready to proceed, he endeavored to mount the animal when it refused to be mounted, and escaped Irom Mr. Harrison Koark, who was holding it. It was caught again, and while Mr. Koark was persuading him w'th a stick to be more submissive, it suddenly rear ed, threw his lore legs around him as though it was affectionate, and bore him to the ground, passing over him, and in so doing Jti nek him in the head with the cork of a new shoe, inflicting a slight wound. With one hind foot he stepped squarely on Mr. Roark's breast, w hich, he said, did no serious hurt. Mr. Koark's knee was hurt considerably, but he didn't know how. He decided not to risk himself further with the mule, so re turned home, accompanied by Mr. W. Iirannoek with his buggy, driving the mule in front. Mr. Roark fortunately sea)cd serious injury, and talks of having the cussed thing prosecuted for assault anil battery. Till- THIRD PARTV, Launched Willi Harry Hklimer at the (iallcy Fire. From a Kali iph Special. The third partv in North Carolina is at last regularly organized. Seventy-five counties were represented in its conven tion. W. L. Lindsay, of Madison, pre sided, C. N. (ervis, of Marshall, was sec retary. A resolution was adopted com mending Polk and endorsing him for the presidency. Chairman Lindsay, as the head of the executive committee was directed to take immediate action in having each con gressional district represented at Omaha on July 4th. This afternoon he issued an address to the people of the state in be half of the people's party. The various district conventions will elect four dele gates and alternates to the Omaha con vention. The following arc announced as hav ing been elected delegates from the state at large to Omaha: Harry Skinner, T. B. Long, Otho Wilson, George H. Hunt, A. C.Shuford, U.H.Gill. A.J. Dallv, N. N. Sea well. The alternates are: P.M. Massey, J. M. Batemnn, H. Sears, C. N. Jervis, Daniel Worth, II. II. Nichols.J. li Pcirson, 0. L. Swinson. Blaine' Health. From the New York World. But tlie Secretary's face! How many descriptions have been written of its ashen, death-like paleness! Greatly as be has improved in health and vigor with the coming of spring, and the op portunity of getting into the open air, that sunken face, with the brows fairly propping up the cuticle of the cheek like two poles sustaining two miniature tent", still remain as an indisputable evi dence that Mr. Blaine is far from well. It is still the same face to which the President's friends have pointed when asked whether the Secretary would willingly undergo the fatigues of another campaign. Wait for June 23d. DISTRICT CONVENTION Called lo Meet In Wayuesvllle Weduesdiiy, June 13. convention of the democrats of the Dili congressional district ol North Caro lina, is called to assemble in the town of Wayncsville 011 Wednesday, thel"th day of June, 1S02, lor the purposcof nomina ting a candidate lor congtcss, and an elector (hi the presidential ticket lursnid Dili d strict of North Carolina. By order of the executive commit iec. :' A'. Ilnniptoii, II'. It. Feii;usti, C. II. U.iler, S.J. R. Colvunl, A. II. H vcs. . C. Envin, II. A. Ginger. Thomas S. Wood, M. A. Sun-land, li M. Uunukutt, Committee. Democratic papers throughout the dis trict please copy. I-alrvlt'w Collvite, Commence ment KxerclHeN. Sunday, May L"J. "Ccrmon before grad uating class, 11 o'clock a. 111., by Prof. . II. Weaver, I). P. Monday, May :(). 1 1 o'clock n. m., address to the societies, by Hon. J, W. Starncs, Ashev lie, N. C; S p. m., society exercises. Tiles lav. 10 o'clock, a. in., and 8 o'clock p. in , exercises by music depart ment. Wednesday, June 1. Commencement exercises, S p. in. Friends and the general public are cordially invited to attend these exer cises. In Our 1'iilillc HctionlM. From the New York World We have a pernicious habit if employ ing untrained ami only half-educated teachers. We assume that any cii I who has graduated from the grammar schools is tit to teach, and the fact is quite otherwise. Apart from the mea grcness ol such a girl's learning, her mind is undisciplined, her culture is scarcely begun and she has learned nothing at all ol the art ol teaching. Hotel Arrivals. Cilcn Rock:. A. Mowery, Chas Price, Salisbury; W. A. Knight, Rich moiul; II. G. Hall, Atlanta; S.A.McCans- liu, Raleigh; A. K. Boardman, Brevard Miss Avers, New port; Miss Belle Row land, Donalds. S. C; Walter li. Moore, Webster; R. li. Boiescau, Raleigh; J. D. htarr, Baltimore; P. D. Cowan, N. C B.J. Saunders, Raleigh. No Republican (Mate Ticltct. l-'i'mn the Knlciidi SiKiliil. It is of the greatest possible import ance that the otlieial declaration that no ticket tor state olliccs is tone nomi nated, should be made at once. Spend your money advantageously; therclorc go to Law's. Wait for June Bl'SIJIKSS NOT1CKS. The May sale at Law's. Specially low prices now. Whitman's candy alwavs Ircsh at K roger's. All kinds of blaeksmilhing promptly done by V.. Burnett, northeast court square. (100,00(1 dollars deposited pro. leeis your accidental Insurance when Issued bv W. M. Clarke. THE MARKETS. fstock Quotations. Nkw York, M.-iy as liric I'M: Chieauo and Northwestern 11'.:Li; Luke .shore i:i;l. Sorl'olkl unit .Western. ; Kiehtuond and West I'oint Teruiiunt h; Western I nion j;i. Ilaltliuore Prices. Baltiuohk. Mav 1T I'lout. film; west ern suiK-r 40(iM 00: tjum 3. 1 ofaa -Ho; fain ilv, 4. 10(4-1-. 3ft Whent, easy; No. 2 red spot YMdi.y.o 1; soinilern, linn; l-ultz, uorni, LniiKberry niw.io. Corn southern, aetivt- iokI easier, while, and yellow, SL'Ulu .",3. New York Market. Nkw York, May -'." Stoeks. active but firm. Monev easy at 1 U l-ixehanife. lone, c.(u iii4; short. 4 K7 ( h7y$ stutcbimls, neglected; ttovcruinriit bonds. dull but steady. Cotton tutures, steady May. 7.15; Mine. 7. Tlx lulv. 7 . '12: At e.ust, t "m; September, 7 4-4-; Detolier, 7 G:t. -lour arm anu dull, u hent stt-adv at ' aovfoiee. corn dull and turn at u to".. un. Fork dull ard sleadv at St'.7a((lS 1 1.O0, Laril tiuct and steady at 50. 02'? Spirits turpentine dull ann easy a: .10.1 ,(,&.! 1 lv Kosin tiuietive and steady at SI a."i(it li ',3 lTCitflllS dull. AHlievllle Markets Corrected daily hv POWI-LL Kc SNIlMiR w holesale and retail irroeers. These oriees are ucinK uiu uy inc merchants to-day. Butter Kctrs .. iridium Apples 100(iil5n 1 1 lApples. dried 3lfi.fi . .211(11:10 Pumpkins, each. Ctg,2r 7MU0'SorKum 30 Chiekens 1 urkeys Dueks .Kiir.oiHecswax, per lb 18 Potatoes, sw't..., 011-tonev 11 HO Wheat 100 otatoes, Irish Turnips 30la,40Corn., Onions.... ..100 Meal.. OS Cabbage, per lb.. 4 Oats.. ..(SO Heans, pr Iju.l25((;lf,0 Kye 70 Hay, ton $lGtfl$2() Celery, do 25(1140 f eas BDnL'73 Chestnuts 1501 Wait for June a3d. lndiei : ti .', .. in S' ,'M!"li ilisopiers, law HK-HV.VS lilO.N IIITTKU8. 411 dealers ltrep It. ?1 pt bottle, (leniilnf hfj bade-mark &ud eroated red Luie 00 wrappec ATTENTION MERCHANTS, Hotels. Hoarding and Private Houses. The season approaches when Hies will force to annoy as. Clear your bouse by using the unrivaled STICKKV FLY PA PUR. liaeli double sheet will kill u quart ol Hies. We are manufacturers' agents for this celebrated brand of stlcki-y fly paper and are prepared to give the LOWEST prices, either wholesale or retail. Come and get a small lot and try In comparison with the other brands. If you do this we are sure to make a customer of you. Sold at retail, 25 double sheets (one box), 65 cents; 6 double sheets, 25 cents; 5 cents a double sheet. REMEMBUR THB PLACE, RAYSOR & SMITH, DRUGGISTS, NO. 31 PATTON AVENUE. tROYALMMrl 2 5 POWDER Absolutely Pure A cream of tartar baking powder. High. est of all in Ifavenini! strength. Latest U. S, Government Food Report. ROYAL IIAKINO POWDER CO., 106 Wall Street, N. Y. NATIVE NORTH CAROLINA -:-G E M S-:- Souvenirs of Aslievillo. Jewelry AND Diamond Mountings Made to Order. ARTHUR M. FIELD LEADING JEWELER, 18 South Main St. Asbeville. G. II. MAYER, CONSULTING OPTICIAN 59 South Main St. TUB MOST DIFFICULT CASKS Ol-' lllil-'liCTIVB IV1SION CORKliCTHI) WITHOUT CHARGE for examination. Satisfaction guaranteed. Prescription glus grinding a specialty. SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS. STILL IN THE RING. R. B. NOLAND & SON, GROOEiRS, No. ax N. Main Htrcct, Wish to announce the, fact that they 'are ole agent r for the Spartanburg uteain baked bread, the only first class bread to be found In the city, and no tabic is complete without it. We Ret it fresh bv express every day Don't forget that we arc wholesale and rc tail dealers in potatoes, apples, onions, and all kinds of country produce. Everything kept that is usually found in a first class grocery store. H.M.HOWARD, LACK SMITH t. Huving leased the lurfzc new tmilding on Market itreet, recently occupied by the Gil mer Carriage Works, I am now prepared to do all kinds cf work In the ulacksrnithlni; line. Any favors that my friends con turn my way will be duly appreciated. Horse shoeing a specialty. Respectfully. aprSGdtf H. M. HOWARD. INSURANCE. "1T'B represent, as ngents, companies tha' V V transact tne following Dranenes 01 ir surancc : Fire, Life, Accident, Marine, Steam Bo, er, Employer's Liability, Elevator, Security Bonds, Plate Glass, Tornado and Automat ic Sprinklers. Thus beinjr able to furnish you with any mnu 01 insurance you aesire PULLI AM & KUTLEDGE, General Insurance Agents, No. 3 Barnard Building, Up Stair. For Sale or Rent! SWITZERLAND FARM. Retiring from business I offer the farm of seven hundred acres. Can be divided into three or four farms. Said by practical men to be the best dairy, stock or sheep farm in Buncombe county. Also most romantic. Vanderbilt's not excepted. The land is within three miles of the celebrated Ashevltle, N. C Terms five years. A bargain for someone B. T. CLBMMONS, May 12th, 1802. mayl2dlin Asheville, N. C. P. L. COWAN & CO JEWELERS, FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, CLOCKS, SPEC TACLES, EYE GLASSES, ETC. FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. No. 9 W. Court Square. ADAMANT, The "Perfection of Wall Plaster." It has 800 percent, more tensile strength than lime, and 300 per cent, more than any ether ma terial knows as a wall piaster. S. B. B. BARGAIN BONANZA s tiii; i) )11V NO. 30 PAT10N AVENUE. 'Hummers with noma" will continue to Hum for the next thirty (lays. Received this week sixty doxen ladies' and misses' guaranteed fast )lack hose; his 10c onts are is good as some you pay J.ni lor. J wenty-nve dozen adies' vests to be sold in the next ten days; his 10c values ire worth double the money. orty inch Irish Lawn which ic is selling at 12),c is fully worth 20c. "Warranted to wear well, turn water and never Hop." White counter panes from 0."c up to $.".()() Several pieces of Silk Warp Ienrietta will be closed at a ince. Lorciion juices, rwiss Edgings, Hainburgs, White (Jo')ds, etc , until you can't rest. Ho has the prettiest ine of ginghams in the city and you will say so when you see them 2,000 .yards of Merrimac shirting prints at e, and the best French l'er als for ladies' and children's wnists at 10c jrer yard. J. T. BOSTIC, 30 Palton Avenue. JESSE R. STARNES, UNDERTAKER : AND : EMBALMER. EVI-KY KKUl'ISITB OF THB BUS1NBSS FURNISH BO. EMBALMING A SPECIALTY. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Prompt Attention Given Ut Cnl NlKht. Duy or Omcc and residence No. 27 North Main Street. Telephone No. 51. MEATS TODAY WE SHIPPED MRS. B. CAMERON. OF RALEIGH, .A. 2STIOE ORDER, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1092, OUR Between Thirty and Fifty of the most valuable Lots ever offered in Asheville will be sold. Lots will range in size from one-half to six or eight acres. Every one is a gem. Wait for June 23. RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R. CO. WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION. Condensed schedule in eflect May 15. 1892. BASTBOUND. No 10 Kn'.ly. No. 12. Daily. " 8 1 Sum U 35ain laiTipm 1 2 .T.lpm 2 .iiipm II 4.rpm 4 2rpm ROdpm 0 1 7pm 7i.pni s nr.pm lOLTiam 12 45ltn Lv Knoxville, Mornstown. Lv. Paint Kock, Hot Sntini:9. Lv. Asheville, 0 0 urn 1(l'J4nni 1 1 ODimii ll'Kliiii 1 :0.m 1 GTpm 2.r0m 4i0pin NoundJinob, i" Marlon. " Moranton, " Hickory, " Newton, " Statesvillc. Ar. Salisbury, " tireensuoro, " Danville. Ar. Richmond, 7 loom Lv. Greensboro 1201am 2 00am SOUam 1 1 2 30pm Ar. Durham, KnlciKh, Gnldsboro, Lv. Danville, 140am 415am 10 23am Ar. LynchburK, " wasnington. ' Baltimore, Philadelphia, New Vork, "westbound. 12 0.1pm 2 20pm 4R0pm No 0. Daily. So. 11. Daily. Lv. New York, ' Philadelphia, ' Baltimore, " WatthinKtou, I.vnehburg, Ar.Danvillc. Lv. Richmond, ' Danville, Ar. Greensboro, Lv. GaUlsboro, Lv Rnlcigh, Durham, Ar. Greensboro. Lv Greensboro, Salisbury, " Statesvillc, Newton, " Hickory, ' MorKHiiton, Marion. " Round Knob, Ar. Asheville, ' Hot Springs, " Paint Kock, 4 30pm 7?0nm HS7pm 9 37am 930pm 1 1 10am I t 20pm 535am 5 25am 8 10pm 810am 3 OOom 3 20ara HHOpm 8 30am 1015pm 1011am 4Mipm t 615pm 7 00am 7 25pm H0am lOUQpm lOiiUam 10 25nm 10 20nm 130nm 12(Npm 2 35am 1 O'.ipm 3 33am 1 G7pm 400am 2 37pm 4 54am 319pm 552am 402pm 040am 445pm HOliutn 55Npm lo.'l'inm 7r-7pm 1043am 810pm 9 00pm 10 30pm ' Morristown, " Knoxville, ASIIKVIIXK & Sr-AKTAN- ni'Kil Railroad. No. 10. No. 1 Dally. Daily. Lv. Asheville, Hcndcrsonvillc, " Hint Kock. " Saluda, " Trton, Ar. SpnrtaiilmrK. 815am lioonm U14nni 120()n'n 23nm UlOpm j 41 am ljtipm lOlflnm 100pm li J.'iam 2 i ftp No 15. No 13 Dnlly. Daily Lv. Spartunburg. ' Tryon, " Saluiln, " Flat Rock, ' Henders'nv'le, Ar. slieville, ' UUKPHV BRANCH. Lv. Ashevi'le. Ar. Wayncsville, " Bryson City, " Tomot'n, " Murphy, 710pm 31opm 819pm 4 27pm 8 52pm .10 lpm 9 1 :1pm 5 23pm 9 22pnl 5 32pm lOlfipm OTtpm No. 19. No. b5 Dally 6 45pm 'SSOom 8 23um 10 1 Mam 1 "7pm 550pin (i 13pm No. 2lNo. C4 Lv. Mut phy, Ar. Tomotta, Andrews, Ar. Bryson City. " Wayncsville. " Asheville, T 3 35am 3 f..r,!i irt 4 35am 7 5am 0 25a" 113pm 8 loam 2 02pm No.i. 01. nnil Hi cumu-cl at Asheville with Nnr. 11 and 12 to uml fro n Salisbury uuu the Vn'. SLItKPINO CAM SKKVICK. Nos. 1 1 and 12 Pullman Sleepers between ' Knoiville and New Vork, via Asheville, i Salisbury and Washington. Nos 9 and 10 Pullman S'ccpers between I AHiievnic ana Ka'eivn. W. A. TURK. Asst. Gen. P. A.. R. R. IIRIIIGKKS, Charlotte. N. C : Supt , Asheville, N. C. I IAS. L. TAYLOR. W.H. GRUUN. Gen. Pass. Afct '. Gen. Manager, Atlanta, Ga. I Atlanta. Ga. SOL HAAS, Tariff Manager, Atlanta, Ga. CLOSING OF THE MAILS. Mails over lie various routes from Asheville close na follows at the Ashe ville postolticc: or Kntherfonlton, route OiOO n. m. llrcvard, route 0:30 u. m. Murphy branch 7-30 n. m. li-'CL'h, route !:00 a. m. South, via Spartanburg.. 10:15 a. in. Leicester, route 12:00 m. lturnsville, route 12:.V) p. m. Ivast, via Salisbury 1:25 p. m. West, via Knoxville 5:t0 p. m. nit ClSi known remedy. rir "Il.li.C." i:uri'M liiiiki.i-li.i.n tin.. Olectin ltoolays, wltlinut 1'nln. GH i-rovontH otneturo. Contains no acrid or poisonous substances, anil is Riiarnntcc-d absolutely harmless, proscribed by physicians. Hest Sy rlnirtifnte with each bottle. Price?; 0 twin Dy (irnRgists. HewareelSnb tlintes. Acme0hcm.no.l.i.,N.O.T.a FOR 8ALB BY RAYSOR SMITH, ASHEVILLE. N. n. THE ARMOUR PACKING CO.'S ALWAYS ICIIHfiOilD HILL ROAD DO NOT FORGET T H A T THE IS- ONLY SI-ONE DOLLAR-SI PER YEAR, Strictly in Advance. $5 For a Club of Six. Send One Dollar and renew your subscription at once. Special Correspondents in every section of Western North Carolina. SPECIAL FEATURE!: LOCAL NliWS, FOREIGN NEWS, ACHICUIiTUUAL NEWS. ALLIANCE NEWS, AND ALWAYS DEMOCRATIC The Best Family Newspaper In the State. WHY IS THE W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE ce-jtPeVn THE BEST SHOE l THE WOULD FOR THE HONEY? It is warn lew bIkw, iv it It no tacks or wax thread to hurt tko feet; mMe ot ilio Imjki line calf, tyllnh Dd eay, and became ve tnnhs more rtwn of thia gradr than any other manufuvtitrer. It equals baiut sewed shoes costing from $4.00 to fr'i.DO. ffe OtMJrnii.ur llAnilHcnrfl, thn flnwt catf P9 shoe ever ofTt'rt'tl for c '""! eiml Freuuti impirted shoes which osf, from $i.U!toU.i). CtA 00 llnnil-Senril ll Mi or, flno calf. P stylish, comfort abl mid tin ruble. Tha bout shot evpr offf red nt thl )rlcc ; smne Rrade as out tom-mado shoos cost Inn from Eiiim to fum. CO 50 Tolire Nlmct l'nriners, ltnllmni in iPwi and Irfttcr('arrlcr4nll wenrthem; Hue calf, eeamlew, smooth innUW heavy thruo Suloi, exioLV Slon odnp. One pair will wear n year. fiO AO flno rnlft no better nhoe ever nfforcrt at 9tfmtm this prlco; ono trial will convuico UiuMa who want a shoe for comfort and service. CO nnd WorMniimnn shoei tmmm ore very strong nnd durable. Tlmne who bAve given thorn Atrial will wear no other make. nAue 04.00 nnd 1.?.) school shoes am Uwj O worn by tlio boyseverywhert; UieysU on their merits, an (ho lucreaslnir wiles show. I orl.AC 911.00 llini(-fi'wed shoo, best kcSIJ I CD lonpoln. verystvllsh;cuaisrK)ncli Imported shoes costing from Sl.uo to SC.UI. lndieN 'J.AO, 8-2.00 mid 81.75 sho for Mlssesnre the best fine Uongola. KtylUh and durable. Cant ion, 8eo thf v. I.. Lmm' nam and pclce aro stamped on the bottom of each snot. IVTAKE NO wmwTITIITE.J Ttislnton local advertlseil dealers supplylugyotL. TV. J DOtiiLAS UrocUtoDt IUaw Boldby FOR 8AL15 BY WKVRR & MYERS. ROLLER TRAY TRUNK THE MOST 2) CONVENIENT TRUNK S EVER DEVISED. 4 The Tray fe arranged ) to roll back, leaving tbc Jj bottom of the Trunk ) easy of access. ) Nothing to break or get out of order. The J) Tray can be lifted out if desired, and to buy ! this style is a guarantee that you will get the ) strongest Trunk made. J If your Dealer cannot furnish you, notify the ) manufacturers, ) H. W. ROUNTREE & BRO., Richmond, Va. 4
Asheville Citizen (Asheville, N.C.)
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May 25, 1892, edition 1
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