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VOLUME VIII. NO. 110.
ASHEVILLE, N. C, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 18JR
1MU0B 5 CENTS.
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KROGER
41 College St.
REAL ESTATE.
KlLTtU B. Owtm, w. w, WKT
fiWYN & WEST,
J8ucisaora to Walter B.Owynt
ESTABLISHED 1881
REFER TO BANK OF ASHKVILLE.
REAL ESTATE.
Loam Securely Placed at 8
Per Cent.
Notary Public. CommlMloners of Deeds.
FIRE INSURANCE.
OFFICE Southeast Court ttqnare.
CORTLAND BROS.,
Real Estate Brokers,
And Investment Agents.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
loan Kinrely placed at 8 per cent.
Office.
24 26 Pnttoo Avenue Second 'floor.
febQdlr
FOR RENT OR SALE.
Key. W. 8. P. Bryan's hoQ.e, furnished,
.Cumberland avenue
For RentDesirable office rooms. McAfee
kilock. Furnished and nnfurnished houses.
MONKV TO LOAM.
JOHN CHILD,
Heal listute and Loan Broker,
WILLS BROS.,
ARCHITECTS
NO. 3 PATTON AVE.
THE LAST DAYS
In The Good
Wo are just as busy as we can be ; not
moving, but selling goods. All buy who
visit us now, and the stores are well filled
every day. The stock is not complete now,
but there are lots of
V
they are going going fast, and very cheap.
jr. H.
Nos. 57 and 59
THE CHEAT QUESTION
That every housekeeper must solve
Is: Where can necessary supplies be
bought to best advantage ?
Between
The several grades and many prices
that nrc shown, the customer is
often in doubt which to select, but
we can help you. The
Capital
Quality of all ('roceries sold by us
is unquestioned whilewc keep prices
at a minimum,
And Labor
Diligently to please all by prompt
ness, courtesy aud fair dealing.
A. D. COOPER,
GROCERIES, HAY, GRAIN.
BON MARCHE
37 South Main Street.
NEW FALL DRESS GOODS.
STORM SERGES; AND
BROADCLOTHS, IN
ALL COLORS.
GENUINE FOSTER KID
GLOVES IN COLORS
AT $1 00.
NEW STOCK CEMEMERI KID GLOVES.
NEW WOOLS AND SILKS.
BON MARCHE
37 South Main Street.
FITZPATRICK BROS.
Contractors and Dealers in
Mixed Paints and Painters' Supplies,
WALL, PAPER.
30 Noktii Maim Street, Ashkvili-k. N
TELKrilONIS NO. 12.
JENKS & JENKS,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
We have some very desirable timber prop.
ertiea for sale at a low flgure. We can show
you full description at our office. One fine
Asbestos mine for sale. We can show yon
some specimens from the mine and can take
you to the property if you desire. Furnished
and unfurnished houses to rent.
JENKS & JENKS,
NO. 32 PATTON AVE., ASHEVILLE.
THE BIAITLAND SCHOOL,
No. 40 French Droad Arenac.
ENGLISH AND FBBNCH HOMIi AND D VY
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
MRS. ni'ROWYS MA1TI.AKD, Principal.
The School will re open September 26th.
Mrs. Maltland will be in Asheville after
August 15th. Circulars may be had by ap
plying at the school.
Old Stores.
fine goods still left, and
LAW,
South Main St.
white Austrian ghinr
We wish to call the attention of our many
customers to the above Chi- a- The prices
below will convince you that it costs very
HtUe more th:m iron stone, and it hus n fin
ish, texture j. ml thinness equal to the
French Chinn. To sec it is to buy it.
HERE ArtE THE LOW PRICES :
Breakfast l latcs..
..$1.75 Luz
Tea Plates..
1 .00
Soup Flu'es 1.73
Fruit (4 in.) Saucers 1 00
Ind. But'cr?..
.50
Tea Cups and Saucers (twoatyles) 1 25 Set
When iu the store ask to sec our Inrg' and
elegant line of French China Dinner Sets
our own importation.
THAD. W. THRUSH I CO.,
CRYSTAL PALACE.
SILVER LEAF LARD
If you have tried it you
know what it is; if you hav
en't, and will take the trou
ble to test, we are patisfied
you will upp no other. Ynu
can rest assured it w abiso
lutely pure leaf lard. We
have nvr sold any that
gave better satisfaction.
POWELL & SNIDE
Choice Styles in lligh Grade
Clothing.
Choice Styles in Fine Dress
Goods.
H, REDWOOD & GO.
Clothing, Pry Goods
Fancy Goods, Hats,
Shoes, Carpets, Etc.
T X 9 PATTON AVENUE.
A NOVEL IDEA.
Umbrellas re-covered while
you wait for them, making
them nearly as good an new.
Call and learn our low prices.
THE SHOE STORE,
WEAVER & MYERS,
3D Pattou Avenue.
Anhcvillt, N. C
THE STATE IS ALL RIGHT
tfi; i)i:muck418 si ri; win-
NERS If HOVICMBKH.
Hon. John C. Hcarborouicli Tells
"The Cltlzcu" of Ills Cuiiipalicu
illKTl Ip TlieTlilrd lnrty Weak,
eulnic Dally.
Hon. John C. Scarborough, Democratic
candidate for superintendent of mhlk
instruction of North Carolina, arrived
in Asheville this morning, from Morgan
ton. Mr. Scarborough is in fine spoils, his
only trouble being n hoarseness, con
tracted while flaying Republicans and
Third Pnrtyites. lie has just completed
mm
WJRU A-idf Hi.
mrnmmm
joiiN v. scARiioiioroii.
a campaigning trip embracing the conn
ties of Iredell, Caldwell and Hurle.
Mr. Scarborough was nskel by Tins
Citizkn as to the prospects for Deui'i
crntic success next November.
F,NcecdingIy encouraging," he re
plied. "I have no fear for the result. I
have traveled through the I'icdmont
section, and through the hot beds of
1 lord partyisni, and I am nlile to say
that the Third party is weakening every
day. 1 found it that way in Iredell and
the same can be said ol Caldwell. 1 he
ticket nut out bv the S'ate convention
of their party contributed to this disaf
fection. Our speakers are show in.!.' 1 nird
patty people that they have I ecu misled
by their leaders, and the i rjjtsi.n nt is
Having its effect.
1 he putting out ol a ticket bv tnc lc-
publican St. 'to convention to.hiv. It this
course is decided upon, will aid the Dcni
ocrats b.it vc would have beaten ihcin
mywnv, had they fused with the Thin!
party people.
Yen, Norlli Carolina u. all right.
we'll prove it in Nnvcmlvtv putting the
Stn'.c whem she belongs in the Denia
eratic column."
Mr. Scarborough will remain in Ashe
ville until tomorrow, w hen he leaves to
prosecute the campaign in Yancey,
Mitchell and Watauga counties.
NOKTII CAP.OI.INAAI.I. I: M.IIT
CliairiiiHti M. I". Carter Makvs an
Accurate IScport
The ISaltimore Snu prints the follow-
ing as news Irom the Dentoeratie hea'!
quarter;, New York, "M. li. Carter,
Chairman of the lixcculive Coiinnittee
of the Ninth Congressional district ol
North Carolina, writes: 'I am confi
dent that the Third party movement
has seen its best days in North Carolina.
The death of Colonel I 'oik was eirtainly
a latnl blow to that movement.
Since they held their convention
some weeks ago at Kaleigh anil put
out their tickets it has become manifest
to all thinking people that the movement
is an utter failure, and men who leniu
erly co-oK.'ratcd with the movement are
now denying that thev were ever iu
sympathy with it. Our people are
alarmed at the prospect of theenaetnient
of the force bill, law should the Republi
cans come into power, and for the time
being at least they will lay aside all
ditferenecs and stand together in opposi
tion to the force bill.
'"All our hopes as a penile depe-nd upon
the continued suprcimev of the white
race in the State. Should the republi
cans succeed and the loree bill become n
law our property interests weitihl suffer
a great shock and we would not hope to
have further investments ol Northern
capital among us.
"Do we like Cleveland.' es. We
know him to he lamest, and he is
the first 1'rcsidcnt since the war
who has shown the least eonsieler-
ntion lor our section. We arc not all
cr.v.v on the silver question, and thous-
sands ot people who tblleted with .Mr.
Cleveland on that question are liegntmng
to see that nfter all he is right, anil
would accept gradually both Mr. Cleve
land and his view-son the money question.
At the salne time our people want more
money, but they want it to be good
money when it comes, and thev seenath
ing in Mr. Cleveland's utterances iu op
position to their wishes in this regard." '
wiirrTitctt iHni.An
I'o be Hurled at AiiieslMirv, lasn.,
Next Saturday.
Hami-ton Falls, N. II., Sept. 7. John
G. Whilticr died at 4:30 this morning.
He passed away easily. His nearest re
latives and Dr. Douglas were at his bed
side and he seemed to be conscious of his
surroundings nt the last moment. The
funeral will take place at Amesburv,
Mass., at U:30 p. m., Saturday.
Not Hie HI K.nt Selection.
rnii.Aiiiii.riiiA, The judge of the com
mon picas conn lonay naniicei down a
decision, denying the petition of A. li
Stockwell that his selection by the direc
tors ol the suspended Mutual Hanking
Trust and Surety company as assignee
of that concern be continued by the
court. The Mutual company is know n
as the Iron Hall bunk, and $720,000 of
the funds of that order were on deposit
when it failed recently.
A Break at HoiiicHteiiri.
IIomksti'.ui, Sept. 5. A break in the
ranks of the locked out men occurred
here today, and nearly 100 returned to
work. Most of them were laborers from
the foreign element, but several were
formerly employed in the mechanical de
partment mid went back to their old
placei.N. V. Sun.
.VI i J I-.
;oocl News l'roin NfirtU Caroli
na's Heat ol I.eariiliiti.
CilAl'ia. IIu.i.,Scpt. 5. The University
opened its doois on Thursday morning
with perhaps the most favorable out
look it has had li,r years. Lvcr since the
first of the w eel; there has been a inn
stunt stream of new student' pouring
into the halls, along with old students
returning, until now the menil .. rsiiip of
the class of 'DU uroinises to nmiib.r over
one hundred, an increase ol twenty over
the attendance for any oil i r vi.ar since
the leopcniug of the I'nivei siiy in INTO.
The greater part of the past few d.ivs
has been consumed in holdin.; the en
trance examinations, which ir.i'Sl have
succeeded in safely passing .
On Thursday evening, the I'r.sii'eul
made an address before I he Y. M. C. A
of the I'niversi' y , iu the hall of the asso
ciation, lie spoke of the niond and uTi
gious inllucuee pervading tile liff ol the
I'niversitv and of the many ways at
hand for the elevation ol the stu lent's
lilc in this direction.
President Winston also spoke to the
students in the chapel on Saturday
morning on ''Student life at the Univer
sity, lie thanked the old students lor
their hearty cooperation given him during
the first year of ad ministration .inilsougl.t
from the new students evidences of a
like spirit among themselves. Hcdeelartd
that lie would canvass every county in
this state, -i mi then everv one ol the
other Southern States, until the walls of
this grand old institution shoti'd shelter
not less than one thousand students;
"and this" continued he, "inc.tns an in
creased appropriation from the Legisla
ture, anil the placing ol the University
ot North Carolina in the foremost rank
of American Universities.
Several improvements arc biinguiade
just now iu the University. A part ot
the Marv Smith Morehead legacy is be
' used in constructing a large addi
tion to t ne. chemical laboratory which
will permit of the broadening ol all lines
i f woik in that department.
Complete systems ot sewerage and
waterworks are being constructed
ihroitghoi ;t the ur.ii'Uila and buildings
ami a wl of baths is onM' ised for each
rmilory .
A new nice may now lie seen among
the laculty in the peison of i'rol. Collier
Cobb, late ol Harvard University, who
11 occupy the chair o! geology aud
mineralogy.
Mr. Hunter Lie Harris, 1!. S. 'Ml, who
eomitieua tm- oeparliiieut during the
oast year and Mr. J. Yolney Lewis, 11.
S. 'in", now of the U.S. Geological Sur
vi). will leave iu a ley weeks to take
spc. i.d courst s in g oc'v at Harvard
Umci rsity.
1 I'.c b'.y I j.ibi'.iiit oyer il.c pros
pect (: 1 1 1 k i te-s dining tile coniin.'
vc.ii. Tin re is plenty ot good malcrial
in college now lor doth the ! oliiail and
baseball teams, and we will cuter all the
eoiitesti. wil n t lie iittiinu iix-.ti.Krve ol
su. cc.;.
Agan.e of football has a'aea.'.v been
scheduled tor 1 let. 1 ." l 1 1 in K clni'.oial. Ya ,
between the University team a-el that
ol tile Uiiiveii.ity of Yirgiuia.
With the present timw ol ipiiit and
energy i:i all de p.n -Intents, tlie people
of the ( 'Id Noi tli Mate may .pistly le-el
proud of i he ir University. U. .. 11'.
(i'lNI-: SSVt K ON IIAKKIMIN
A luleirttl I'.elilor ai Iiitlta,iiiiioIlN
:-4t-rirt (hi- He itil;ic.iii C'ii'!.
IXIllAN.M'OI.IS, Illtl.. Sept, T. It.
Christy, editor e! the I iidiinap-dis
Work!, anil one id the most prominent
colored men of the State, will support
the Democratic ticket at the coining elec
tion. He has been a lifelong Republican,
and during the last national campaign
was one ofMr. llai risou's most enthu
siastic supporters. He says;
"I have long since ascertained that the
glorious promises which arc held out to
people of my color by Republican office-
seekers on the eve ol an election invaria
bly fail to materialize, and it seems to
me that it is high time we were calling a
halt on such ilupe rv.
"The greatest curse upon the black
man of today is ins proneness to blindl
obey the dictates of Republican elema
gogues without consulting his own in
clination, because he has been in. lilc to
believe that his freedom was secured
wholly and entirclv throng the Republi
can party." N. Y, World.
MOitu Tin: mii.itcm
(: J't-rHoiiM It iile- on itl.tue- lY"i!i
ll MraiMl-. il Ntcamt-r.
l.OMiox, Sept. 7. The I'ritisli steamer
Mona Isle, hound Irom Dublin lor Doug
las, Isle of Man, run on a lock off the
Island last midnight. Six hundred pas
sengers were on lManl. For a short
time after the vessel stiuck theic was
every iuelieation of a panic, but the
ollicers succecelcel in assuring the p issen-
gcrs that tin rc was lit lie danger, and
thev quieted down.
Distress rockets were sent up and were
promptly answered from shore. The
life be) it men ami the coast guards rigg
ed a rocket apparatus anil soon sik
ceeelcd iu getting a line to the stranded
steamer. The breccias buoy was rigged
ami every one of the 000 passengers was
taken ashore in salety.
The crew is still aboard the stranded
rteamer and an attempt will be made te
float her nevt tide.
War VchhvI Sent lo Venezuela.
Wasimm, ton, Srpt. o. Secretary Pos
ter says that information received at the
State department from the United States
Minister at Caracas of the condition of
atl'aits in Venezuela, litis led the Presi
dent to direct that another vessel be
sent to La Ouayra. The Kearsaige,
now in ti c West Indies, baring lately
been investigating matters at Navassa,
has been ordered to proceed to Yenenti-
cla immediately, ami it is expected that
bv the lust of this week both the Kcar
surge anil Concnril will bcincouimunica-
tion w th Minister Scruggs and prepared
to protect American interests in that
country. N. Y. Sun.
Mount I ;tna I'.riinttoii Abiillii--.
LoMioN, Sept .". A dispatch from Ca
tania says that the eruption of Mom t
Ulna is abating iu violence. The lava
has overwhelmed many larms, orchards
and vineyards and has irreimrpblv
ruined many valuable properties in its
vicinity.
A True Hill AKHlilHt Icri.iiii!l,
PrrTsiifRC, Sept. G. The grand jury
found true bills yesterday against Alex
ander Hcrgninn, the anarchist who at
tempted to assassinate H. C. Frick.
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i'lie Convention In Se-.siui) ;ii
TSooii "::-.l 4tMouriiuit-stt 'I'aT.-.n
to Soul:' : t:i!i si.s-Tlie lo'oii -.!
l ie lii. ii: out In lorce.
K.vi.i.11,11, Sept. 7. The State Republi
can convention met today and was
called to ordir shortly alter noon by
John li. Laves, chairman of the State
1 i x ee u t i y e e o n l n l i t ' e- .
Haves nail'.el as temporary chairman
John II. Sehomaek, cidored, eil Meck
lenburg, who was escorted to the chair.
I tines A. Yotntg, c:li''.e-.l, of Wilinii g
ton was itiade temporary secretary.
It was le.und that all the counties ex
cept seven were represented anil the con
vention took a recess till .'i p.m. to allow
the committee on credentials to confer,
several contests being reported.
It is practically certain that a State
lie ket will be nominated, although there
is a strong element opposing it.
1 I SI. A It KANSAS la.I'.CTION,
lit liiocr its Have a Majority of
Over iO.ooo,
I. n tli: Nock, Sept. ."i. The election
lor State ollicers held today is something
of a surpiise. Up to noon despatches in
dicated that a large vote would be
p'died, but later advices show that the
falling oil' w ill be fully of) per cent, as
compared with the votes of lfSDO.
Counties iu the interior of the State
have not been heard from, but those
which can be reached by telegraph re
port a uniformly light vote.
The rep irts at Democratic headquar
ter give the Democratic Stale ticket a
niaiority ranging from 15,000 to '-'0,-
000.
The falling off in votes is caused by the
new laey based on the Australian system.
It shut out many ignorant voters.
The Pceiple's party has made some
;ains, but the Republicans havecvidcutlv
fallen behind, the vote of that party
showing a large shortage.
The greatest surprise of all is that
heavy negro vote cast fortlie Democratic
ticket; in all the counties comprising the
black licit of the Male the negroes appear
to haw voted with the Democrats. N.
Y. Sun.
I.itti.k Rock, Ark., Set. 7. Returns
from liltv-tiirce counties give l'ishback
for Governor, a majority of lij.,'!20 over
both Whipple, Republican, anil Carna
han, People's party. Desha and Phillips
counties are Democratic by iioO and -1-00
respectively. This is the first election
since the war that these two counties
have gone Democratic. In Faulkner
county the People's party elects its
county ticket, but gives a majority of
lot) tor l'ishback.
Fort Smith, Ark., Sept. 7. Western
Arkansas polled a full vote in Monday's
election, l ishback, Democrat, tor gov
ernor, leads the ticket in all this part of
the State. His majority will be fullv
'Jo, 01)0. In this city his majority cx-
eveds 700, which it; nearly 200 head ot
the party ticket.
i.imi; criGi.ictiA nicws
a Case ot the Disease Reported
at Iletroli, Mlitli.
i Ii akanTixi;, N. V., Sept. 7. No news
had arrived from lower quarantine up
to 11 o'clock this forenoon. .!ter the
morning visit of the doctors to the ships
at upper quarantine the oil tank steamer
Iliilliaiit was allowed logo to her pie
A Cicrmau steamer was then cleared, ami
proceeded up to New York at 11 o'clock.
The Persian Monarch has been cleareel
and went on her wav to her pier.
Dr. cukitis visited the prisi n ship
again ycsterilavaltcrnoon. He reported
three new eases on the' Kugia. A Ibd!
man Island, Gertrude Schoom was dead,
and there were tour new cases, Hire
being stokers on the Norinauaie. At
Swiiieburne Island a nurse, Adelaide
Meyers, is very ill with cholera.
Dktkoi r, Mich., Sept. 0. I he steamer
India, li oin Dulut h to Buffalo, touched at
Detroit today. Chock ra Inspector Far
annn took off the dead body of the eight
mouth' old child ol W. . Sable's, who
was going trom Two Rivers. Wis., to
No. 700 Canal sttcct, Syracuse-, .. Y
Tli : child died early this morning utter ;
-iekness of twcutv-toiii' houis wi1 h a'
the se nitoiiis of Asi.uie cholera.
The Sables f nnilv eatue in contact u
Duluth with ltiiropean immigrants. The
eliild wasailendcel on board the steamer
by Dr. M. It. Dwight, of Philadelphia
lie and Dr. I'arnum sav that it is a case
d'spora iic chide ra, but as a prccaiuion
irv iii" 'Mi;'e the body will be cremated
here. The steamer, alter disinfection,
was allowed lo proceed and the health
officer ol Buffalo was notified.
KII.I.K'.U AT A HACIv TIIU'K.
;nmlliiiK l.cailM to lite Ileiitli of
Two Men.
Ciuc'ai'.o, Sept. 7. Garfield Park race
track was raided yesterday and as a
result, James Brown, of Fori Worth,
T"xas, owner of several first class horses,
aud Polietcnian John Powell were killed,
while Policeman Harry McDowell has a
bullet in his abdomen.
The ollicers attempted lo arrest Lirown
and lircil, when he fled. .McDowell re
turned the lire and n duel followed with
the result stated.
Hum Small cr!ouHlv Wounded.
YiNCi'vNNits, liul., Sep. 7. A crowd ol
loughs from White Kivcr bottoms who
did not like Kcv. Sam Small's doctrine,
biokc up n meeting which Small bad
boen invileel to address. Small went to
his hotel, when some tine fired a revolver
through the window, hitting Small in
the thigh, producing a serious wound.
Keputilleaiisi forl'rce Silver.
Gm-AT Falls, Mont,, Sept. 7. The
Republican State convention yesterday
nominated the folljwlng ticket: Gov
ernor, 1. 15. Kichards; Lieut-Governor, W,
C. Uolkm; Cougressmnn, Cnns.W. Hart
man. The p'atlorm advises the free and
unlimited coinage of silver.
;en. su vmihoii Hatu'l Heard of It
Hi.oominiitoN, Ind , Sept. 5. In an in-i
terview today (leu. Stcycnson said he
had no knowledge of an ii'tetition on
the part of ex-President Cleveland to
make a trip through the West in October.
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A LIVELY TRADE IN HATS.
Fjtll shapes in Huts now in. See our
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P. E. MITCHELL,
MEN'S OUTFITTER, 28 PATTON AVE.
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NO. 17 NORTH MAIN ST., ASHEVILLE, N. C.
SIR. J. U. WILLIAMS,
Treasurer C. I', anil V. V. K. K , 1'ayetti-
ville. N. C . says ;
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