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Asheville Daily Qt lzen VOLUME VIII.-NO. 118. ASHEVILLE, N. C, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1802. PRICE 5 CENTS. 4M;M: I T is owing to the way they are cured that makes the Dove THE GREAT QLKST10N Hams so sweet and gives them that nice flavor. You will not eat any other after trying a Dove Ham. KROGER, No. 41 College Street. REAL ESTATE. ffiLT.ni B. Own, W. W. WkT GVVYN & WEST, (8ucor to Walter B.Qwynl FSTABLISIIED 1881 REFER TO BANK OF ASHRVILLE. REAL ESTATE, Loan Securely Placed at 8 Per Cent. - Miliary Public. Commissioner, of Deeds FIRE INSURANCE. OFPICK-Southeast Court Hqnare. That every housekeeper must solve is: Where can necessary supplies be bought to bcBt advantage ? Between The several grade-sand many prices that are shown, the customer is often in doubt which to select, but wc can help you. The Capital Quality of all Groceries sold by us is unquestioned whilcwc keep prices at a minimum, And Labor Diligently to please all by prumpl- ucss, courtesy and fair dealing. A. D. COOPER, GROCERIES, SI AY, GRAIN BON MARCHE 37 South Main Street. NEW FALL DRESS GOODS. STORM SERGES; AN3 BROADCLOTHS, IN ALL COLORS. GENUINE FOSTER KID GLOVES INCO'ORS AT $1.00. NEW STOCK CENTEMERI KID GLOVES NEW WOOLS AND SILKS, BON MARCHE 37 Snuth Main Street. WHITE AUSTRIAN CHINA-j We wish to call tlic attention of our many j euatomtrs to the above thi'U. Tlic pic. s : btltjw will ernvituc you that it enjtts very little more than irou stone, and it hns n tin ih, tenure nuil thinness ii ;i 1 tn the French Cliinn 1 o ;-e. ii in luv it. MERE ARE THE LOW PRICES: JlreaUnst I latr-v. $1.7 Jz Ten Hale.... " Soup I I. -i e 1.7."i " Fruit ( t in. t Saiutr I tm " liul. Hut cr Tea Cups mid Saucers itwostylo) I twt When in the store ae.k tusie our la:; anil elegant line ol French Cl-ina I.'i'iiu-i Sets our own importation. THAD. W. THRASH i CO., CRYSTAL TALACi:. SILVER LEAF LARD If you hit vc tried it. you know what it is; if you liiiv- on l . Mild will take Hit' trou ble to test, we nre satisfied you will use no oilier. imi t-nn rest nssure.i it is anso- lutelv Mure leaf lard. have never sold any tluit ji'ave Uener satlslacUoii. POWELL & SNID I A TRIUMPHAL '.'ROf.RESS to kai.i:ic;h. CORTLAND BROS,, R eal Estate Brokers, And Investment Agents. NOTARY PUBLIC. Loan securely placed at 8 per cent. Office. 1 & 26 Patton Avenue Second ;floor. lebDdlT FOR RENT OR SALE. Htv. W. 8. P. tlrran'a home, furnished, Cumberland atcuoc For Rent Desirable office rooms, McAfee block. Purniahcd and unfurnished homm. MONKV TO LOAM. JOHN CHILD, Heal Bat ate and Loan Broker, WILLS BROS., ARCHITECTS NO. 33 PATTON AVE. FITZPATRICK BROS. Contract art nntl Healers in Mixed Paints and Painters' Supplies, WAIX PAPER. 30 North Main Stkkkt, Asiiiivn.i.i.,. n C TRI.KI'HONU NO. Hi. X1TW0MBLY i REEDOo MODES NO. 7 STARNES AVENUE. Q u;2Gd tm t'lioieo Styles in llijjh (trade t'lotliiiifi,'. Choice Styles in FinePresh Goods. THE MAITLAND SCHOOL., No. 0 French Broad Avenue. B'OI.ISH AMI PRKNCH HOMI5 ANDUW SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. MKS. BVROWYN MAITLAND, l'rintlpnl. The School will re open September Cfith. Mn. Miiitlund vill be in Asheville after AuKunt luth. Circular muy be had by ap plying at the school. N II. REDWOOD & 00. Clothing', Dry Goods Fancy Goods, Hats, Shoes, Carpets, Etc 7 I 9 PATTON AVENUE. TO CLOSE THEM OUT! Wo offer the following on Monday and Tuesday next for SPOTCASPTONLY; Thirty-eight tine decorated China Cuspadores (worth from 75c. to $1.00 each) at 40c. each; 200 small pieces Art Pottery and Glass worth from 50c. to $ 1.25 for 35c. each; 24 fine pieces Art Pottery, Vases, etc., worth from f 3 to $6.50, at f 2 each; about 200 Solid Silver Scarf Pins, worth from, 35, tQ 60c-, at 15c each; 41 solid silver Lace J'ins, worth from $1 to $2, at t)5o. each. Cut this out and bring it with y'ou. We are moving now J. EL LAW, Nos. 87 Ic 50 South Main St., Asheville, N. C fr 'J '8 fr 'I' 'I ) o o o A NOVEL IDEA. Umbrellas re-covered while you wait for them, making them nearly as good as new. Call and learn our low prices. THE SHOE STORE, WEAVER & MYERS, Hickory Turned llerfttll Into ,1 Commute!' oi One and (iave Me Vice ITCKtdeiiliaJ Candidate a Ilovnl Welcome - Saute-nil Alonu the I.l.ie. HAlil STKVfc.SSOS Sl'i.ll.U., St'pl. Hi, j Spcci.'il.J e'.i'orgr Cl:u l; ;ni(l K. & 1 1. engine Nt. 105, never drew uvtr l';c Western Norlli Cftrolina railrti.ul .1 li.'ip pier set of t'cllows, Keptililiiiius or Iknio er.Mts, tlinn they did the eiow'l tliat K it Aslievi'le on tlie S'cvensiin special ;it u o'clock Tluirsilav nftoriioon. And Cnu duetor I.. A. Kniier, wlio has pulled tlic lull cord on many a "liver" certainly never saw a crowd that hrui more I'iiii real Tar Heel fun. Tl'crc w.is I'aul H, Means, of Cabarrus, vvm is never jajip) unless j.'Kin with t'Oiiiclujily. Why, he told it all through the tjjiin tliat tlic special was to be held at Coop ers on account of a telegram liaviiifj been received from lli( hory stating that Flip per could not be prepared at the Inn be fore 10 o'clock, because the hens had not laid that da v and the proprietors had to fend out into the cotmtrv to j:ct some beef. This was told lor the benefit of J. G. Hall, a rampant Hi korv lKnio er.it, who takes nothing Third I'artvish in his'n. Manton 11. Luther, the Chicago Her ald man, saws wood industriously and savs what he has to snv the same way. Then there's Joe Daniels, Tlieo. Kluttz and a whole lot;jin tact the whtde "lav out" is a stunner f.-om A. to Z. Hut, here, I am about to lorstt Joe Caldwell, the "Ilr."of the Charlotte idiserver, who set tled down to compiling a special to his paper as soon as he left Asheville, occas ionally taking his mind oil' his work lonj; enraili to swear to one oi I aui Means jokes. Alonjt the I.ioe. The special train was composed of en nc lti", K. nrd P., car 7-10, Pullman sleener "Iui)ieola" and Vestibule'.! leeper ".Mcd-.vay." At lliltmorc, the first stopjiinn place, nohoily came out to sec the train or the next vice-president. but at Coopers, there was a dilkrenee: a group ol citizens Kathered at the sta tion and asked to see the treneral, who immediately hit his car and went out and proceeded to sl ake the hand ol evcrv man in sifjnt. i.en. ntcv.nson this is Mr. Patton." "Mr. Patton, whv sir, 1 am pleased to see von. .mhi so it went around thcfrrotip. As the General climl'cd hack on Ins car an iidmirer shouted after him : "We are all Democrats here, ami you'll ;;ct every vote." "Thank you, sir," nunc the re ply; "1 w ish it could be that wav the country oyer. Wlnle tf.e tram wis standim; here a ladv Irom Savaimali. who is smnnieriiiy; at Coopers came m and asked if she could see the Genu al. Tor reply she was lifted into the car, As tins was done, however, t lie runic ol her dress caught on the step and about two yards ripped off. Sac was not discon certed, and marched bravely to the Gen eral with extended hand, remarkin.i; : "I'm a staunch Democrat, and I want to shake the hand oi our next vice- pres ident. "Gen. SlewMsou bowed low, thanked her, and she was none, eartviut; in one hand the lorn rnllle, while she said in effect, "What dues a torn dres amount to, when you ;.;et lo talk to Gen. Stevenson ?" Some ol the passengers had hoped that when the special reached Hlaek Moun tain all could see the face id' "Our '.eh." at the station. Gen. Stevenson hiinseli expressed that hope. Hut it was not ful filled. There was a crowd out, howevc! ; amotiK thcni George Kandolpb, with an eayer look on his face, and the air of one who wanted to yell for all he .- s worth. The train passed after a few seconds' stop, to Ret out of the ust bouud mail train. "Any tlii.li; You May." Itdian S. Carr wailed on Gen. Steven son and asked if he would object to showing himsell tit several ot t:v stations, just to gratify the people. "" , indeed," he replied, "just anvlli'inn yon say. I'll be idad to do anvthius.'. that will K'ive the people any pleasure." The General was enthusiastic in his remarks about Asheville and her pe p'" and Western North Carolina. "It is simply glorious'" he said, "and I do not believe I ever saw a finer dav than we had for the speaking" This was his second trip through this part ol the State. On the Car I'lattorui When the train left Mack Mountain Gen. and Mrs. Stevenson passed through the train and stationed themselves, on the front platform of the first car, in or der that thev mi'lit et a belter view of the mountain scenery. What they saw added, if possible, to their enthusiasm. Mrs. Stevenson especially could scarcely find words to express her delight ;;s Royal Gorpe and the other points of ever-attractive interest on the mountain spread out before them. Old Fort hnd a pleasant surprise for the passengers. A jjotul crowu ol men, ladies and boys sto id alongside the track with flags and banners ll.yius and yells proceeding from cvetv throat. Gen. Stevenson would have beer, less than human hnd he not responded to this out burst. He appeared on the platform, shook the whole "kit and bilin" by their several hands and made a short tulk, in which he told them that he loved North Carolinians and bad North Cnrolina blood in his veins. A huge boquct of wild flowers was presented to the Gen eral before the train pulled out, and when it did so it left every person cheer ing hard enough to fracture a lung. NiEUt shut down shortly alter Old Tort was left behind, and the passengers had not imiR to uo between stations ex cept keep up their circulation and listen to the t(uict-disturbing exhaust of George Clark s huge hit ot muehmerv At Marion several hundred people, and many oi tlicm tlic prettiest kind of an s crowded around Gen. Stevenson's car ami nsiencu to a minute speech Irom a tioil day, win i Uu ili vote the straight Democratic ticket. Hickory Ili it Ilerscll l'routl. Talk about inceptions ! why the way Hickorv. bcieti'forc considered a Thiid party nest, received Gen. Stevenson was a caution to Iixmn and ! ' ii ! kr el. at. i excepting Maj. Malonc.) When the train rolled up to the depot the General was greeted by a eluer from l-oOO throats. The wail; Irom the depot to the Inn was I ued by members i( the Hickory Dciuocri tic club beat ing torches. Stevenson was escorted to the speaker's stand in the park where he made a half-hour speech, thoroughly enthusing the crowd. He then went to the lun for supper. The Third regiment band ANOTHER XI-W YORK CASE rilARMIi'Tl: IIIIK 1)11 H OF AMIATICC IIOI.l K V No Other 8 n peeled cases lie ported Today Tlic Uolieniln lu Willi a I.iKt ol ncutlis Not end lied lo Cholera. Nicvv Yoiik, Sept. 10. -Professor Uiggs and Dunham, having completed their baeteriologial examination of the dead body of Charlotte Heck, who died on the loth, report to the Health Hoard today that her death was undoubtedly due to Asiatic cholera. Antimigraine THE NEVER FAILING CURE FOR HEADACHE "rod- . Qr h: 7i? --N v Mm. l!.Vi: VoU I'LLN tLLLZKb LNOUGH?" played the ' Old Xorl li State Forever," and Stevenson eniercd t lie hotel beneath anarch f Hags held up by a bvvy of young ladies. In the entrance stood a man hearing the handsome silk banner presented to Catawba year'-, ago bv Senator ,t'i, Vance, by reason of this county's giving a larger Democratic majority tbaa ,,uv in the State. The solid goid mi n of the county have leared that this bi nner would be lost to the county be a heavy depletion to the Third party ranks, but if nppeai anees II l iui; (slash. L. I., Sept. 1th The steamer Cepheus, with '.)7 of the Nor- niaunia jiassengeis, left here at ,S o clock this morning for llohokcii. They have a clean bill of health. About one hun i died passengers of the Normannia re ; fused to go on the Cepheus, preferring to ' cross over to Habylon and take a train , for the city. They left here on board the i Kipple at b;15 a. m. for Habylon under a i military escort to take the train on the dispatch has been received from Dr. Hy mn : "I h.ivr been on board the Holic- .in.! t-r 1 1 li nsl:-. in in) for anvtliin result iii November will prove that the Long Island railroad at that point, county is still the banner. , Ocahan i ink, Sept. Id. The followin, i it'll, t. v. I, wing lollo.yccl ueu. Steven son in a iwentv minutes' speech which ....... i ii.. .... of Gea. Stevenson. "" '! utia, vhich arrived l,rc last night At the close ol the speaking a gorgeous lire'vorks display was ret olT. Hickory did lie i si If ..ml the county proud, and things wcic painted a bright eiiiuson. h'iillo .ving the liiie stipuer at the luu Mr. ami Mrs. Slevcusoii received some Ueven passengers died on board during j the voyage of intestinal troubles. I have I taken four suspected cases to Swinbourne I Island. They have on board Ct'.V.i steer age and leucabin passengers, all of whom I pnr.scd and tomul well. two hundred ladies of Catawba county 2,1 ew ranicKy in an informal reception in the parlors ; v'l':w ".wen, Ct.. Sept. Hi. Tlic city is in a tin r r v of excitement oyer v. lint seems to be a genuine case ol cholera. Konie (.'. Kooney, a larm lanorcr. was louud writhing in ."gonv in a lield on the outskirts of the 30 Pattim Avenue. Asluville, N. C. distinguished man. It was heretliat.Maj Kohhms yelled from a car window to a Iricud on" a platform that "We took thirty feet olT old Pisgah and Black Mountain toduy veiling lor Stevenson. At Morganton, there was a great big bonfire, and hundreds of people called Gen. Stevenson to the platform and howled themselves hoarse while he spoke. Connelly Springs came out to see the General, and having seen the man were williiift to have the trnin leave, while j was Governor of they will 0 back to their work till dec-1 civil war. ol tlic Inn Si'n.itnr M. W. K.insom, li. Ii. Glenn and bee S. Uvei man spoke here this al- j terroon to a gal hering estimated to be 5, (nm strong. Soecial trains were run. Irom I.euoir, Xewtou anil and either ad juiuiiig towns. Several Third party men, it is said, openly expressed their renunciation of the Third parly idea. The special train pulled out at H!::U) o'elock with itslil'ty guesis.aud at l-:.'lo this morning was taken in charge by another cew lor Ualeigh, where the ut'Xi vice-president spoke lo the people o! the Capital City and vicinity today. A Hlli Day at Raleigh. KAl.liliiil, Sept. 10. ( Special. -Gen. Stevenson's party was met at the depot this metrnin',1 I v thousands of otople ami taken to the Yaibo' uugh house in car riages with the tioyeru.ir's Guild as a special csco:'. Alter brcnlJasl tiencral Stevenson reeeived eailei s in the parlor, being visited In huiulrids ed the most inurnment Democrats of the S.ate. At half past eleven a pioeessian over u mile in length moved to St. Mary's grove where several thousand people listened to speeches by Sicvcumui and b'wing. Mrs. Stevenson received at the Varboroiigh. This afternoon the party leave at (i;;tll lor Charlotte. Tiie Stale association of Democratic clubs was called to order at lo;:i0bv Prcs dent J. S. Carr. Senator Nansom was made temporary chairman, and G. Sam Hradshaw, secretary. Governor Hedt yvns expected to deliver the address ol welcome, but was cailtd away by a tele gram announcing the death of Mrs. Holt's sister at Kcidsvillc. His patriotic address was rend by Hon. 'I'lvs. S. Ken nau, clerk of the Superior court. A reso lution of expression of regret at the ina bility oi lion ami nnce to attend, was '.dopted and the convention adjourned to hear Stevenson's speech. The clubs hold another meeting this evening. Aiken. CHAMiK IOR THIi woitsi; Mrs. llarrlHou'H condition Today Ih Alat miuic. I.oox Lakh Hol si:, N. Y., Sept. .10. At 11 o'clock this morning Mrs. Hurri son had another bad turn. The morn ing examination bv the doctors showed increase of lluid in the chest cavity and the attendant syniptons were so alarm ing that it yvus found necessary to per form another operation to relieve her suffering. Latek Mrs. Harrison's condition has changed for the worse. mi, i.hacm wii.i. r;K A tiood uciuoerattc Kally al Hie Court limine Toutstht At the court house tonight J. M, I.each, of Wayncsville, will deliver an address belore the Young Men's Demo erotic club. Mr. bench is one ot the ablest speakers of Western North Caro lina and all voters should come out to hear him. The bell will ring at 8 o'clock and the speaking will commence promptly. lCx tiov WattH Dead. Montooxiickv, Ala., Sept. Hi, Ux- Gov, 1 lios. H. Walts died suddenly at his home this morning, of heart failure, He was in bis seventy third venr iind lor fifty years had been a prominent lawyer aim political leaner, lie was Attorney General in the Confederate cabinet and Alabama during the Absolutely Safe, Perfectly Sure, and Always Speedy. Cures Every Yariety of Headache AND NOTHING ELSE. ANTIMIGRAINE Has earned for itself the enviable reputa- I tion of being the e.-st, most tretive ! 'I tA r. !m ,! C-fielz. -t, .li, m a.-lrfl i', ! i..-. speedy relief and cure of every variety of thnt common trouble, headache. The immeuse favor which haB greeted it from all (ptarters proves its true merits and acceptability to the public. It is some thing which almost everyone needB, and those who have once tried it will never Ix without. l'or its curative powers it does not depend upon the subtle influences of such poisonous drugs as Aiitipyrluc, Morphine, Chlo ral and Cocaine, since it does not contain an atom of cither of these. It is absolutely tree from injurious chemicals, and can be taken by young and old without fear of serious results. It is not a Cathartic, docs not disarrange the stomach, and contains no noxious or sickening ingredients. The peculiar advantages of Antimi graine consist in its being thoroughly reliable as a cure for any kind of head achewithout respect to cause leaving no unpleasant or annoying after effects, as in the ease of other so-called "harm less" remedies. These (pialities make it the most popular and saleable article in the market, wherever known. FOR SALE AT H city. 1 lie police were at once notified and the hospital ambulance called. The man exhibited till the syniptons of tin dreaded disease. Quarantined Against New York. Washini.tox, Sept. 10. Chicago, In dianapohs.Galvestoii, Texas, Ciuciunati, and Druiiswick, Ga., have all quaran tined against New York and Eastern cities. Havre, Sept. 10. The number of new cases of cholera in this city yesterday was liltecu, two more than Wednesday. The deaths yesterday three, four less tlian the day before. Tin-: Hauck, 6ept. l.'i. One death from cholera was reported yesterday in Zwartzluis, two deaths at Cranduyr. At Bleskensgraaf one case was reported. MOT TILL OCTOBER, Alter the Find of Next Month I'cr ba Tbere'll Be I.lKht. 1 He city s lighting contractors ait chafing under the complaints that nut urallv pour in because of the absence ol light and this morning Secretary Car rier of the West Asheville Improvement company, to which the extended con tract goes, asked Tm; CtTizux to speak a word in their behall. "You see," said Mr. Carrier, "it's not our fault that the lights arc unsatistac lorv. As soon as we can get our new plant ready wc will give Asheville the best lights she has ever had It will take till the first of lannary to do this, but in the meantime wc will make other arrangements to give better light thtin the town has now. Uy the first ot October we will have a new GO-light ma chine and then there'll be little room for complaint." l'or the present it seems that the town will have to go along as it has been, do ing generally without any lights at all. ALMOST A I-'IKi:. GRANT'S PHARMACY. PIM-l-Fll SUPPLY. If vou don't believe it sec the grnad (lis- play of Fall Ncrkwrur in my window. A LIVELY TRADE IN HATS. Fall shapes In Ilntu now in, See our Nuselnicntii nhape. It i a beauty, F. E. MITCHELL, MEN'S OUTFITTER, 28 PATTON AVE. GENUINE AUSTRALIAN LENSES. Narrow KHcape from Heavy llain nice at V. M c A. Rooms. A serious blaze at the Y. M. C. A. rooms of Patton avenue was narrowly averted Inst night. The reading room is lighted by large hanging lamps, fas tened to the ceiling by screws, and at 7 o'clock last night one of these lamps fell to the floor, screw and all. In an in stant the oil ignited and set lire to the carpet. II. D. Child, who was the only one in the room nt the time, tried to stop me arc by smothering it will) a heavy curtain, but the curtain cnught also. When the bluze was extiuiiiiisucd ?u damage nad been done. No alarm was sounded. Wanta nine Kldice Property. Secretary J. P. Carrier of the West Asheville Improvement compuny this morning received a letter from a mau in London, England, making inquiry as to the purchase of a stock farm somewhere in estcrn North Carolina. The writer of the letter already owns a large ranch in Montana and wants to make use of this section as a distributing point. He snvs he will ship stock to England, the West Indies and other parts of the world. Aud lie's Mtuck on the Tar Heels' t'rom tha New York World. The Tar Heels arc Stuck on Stevenson, I am devoting all of my time to study of the eyes and to tie peculiar formation of the lenses I warrant all pevtaclet I furnish to Rive entire satisfaction In all cases, and can utt any one on first examination of the ere E. WEXLER, NO. 17 NORTH MAIN ST.. ASHEVILLE. N. C. MR. J. R. WILLIAMS, Trcamircr C. F. and Y. V. K. K . FuveUr- villc. N. C, says: It (jives me KrcHt pleasure to say thatl hare tried your .nlicephRlalj;!ne and found It a wonderful remcdyfor headache." At KAYSriK .Si SMITH'S, Wholesale and Retail, R uy b citable erlut:et ftllroul RAILROAD TICKETS Bought and Sold. O. KAY, 98 H. Malu Street. Memlwr American Ticket Broken' Asso'n. -TBY THE- MOLEL STEAM LAUNDRY THE VKRV BEIT WORK. E, B. WILLI. MAMAOSB, CHURCH ITRIET. - TELEPHONE TO.
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