THE ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN.
Thursday Evening, November 10, 1892.
AROUND TOWN.
Wishing ton, Nor. lO.-Forecast till 8
p.m. Thursday Generally air; north
wetter fy winds; warmer Friday night;
northwest galea.
A. B. Posey uf Hendersonvile is here
today.
J. W. Kern of Salisbury ii at the Swan
nanoa. Dr. T. W. McLoud of Franklin is in
the city.
E. M. Goolsby of Greensboro is hereon
business.
W. W. Stringfield of Waynesville is at
the Grand Central.
W. Vance Brown is here from Cran
berry, Mitchell county.
The Joint Board and Board of Alder
men will meet tomorrow.
Congressman Crawford went back to
Waynesville this morning.
Mrs. W. F. Snider and children left to
day for a visit to Salisbury.
Drummers Owen and Davis serenaded
Tub Citizen several times today.
Geo. H. Smathers and J. H. Hyatt of
Waynesville are at the Swaunanoa to
day.
Vernona Jarbeau and her company will
bring ' starlight to the Grand Satur
day evening.
The first snow of the scar on fell here
today, the few flakes blowing from the
mountains near at intervals during the
whole day.
Jeter C. Pritchard. the defeated caudl
date for Congress, came' up from Mar
shall yesterday. He bears his defeat
fairly well.
G. H. McCarthy and Miss Mattie,
daughter of Francis Stevens, were mar
ried at the Central M. E. church parson
age yesterday by Rev. Chas. W. Byrd.
The Republican banner still hangs
across Patton avenue. But since the
election the wind has tied the banner
almost in a hard knot, and its warmest
friend can scarcely recognize it.
There will be a rehearsal of the choir
of Trinity Episcopal church this evening
at 8 o'clock. A full attendance is re
quested. A carriage will be sent for the
ladies connected with the choir.
The Western Carolina Advocate, a
consolidation of the Western North Car
olina Methodist, and the Statesville
Christian Advocate. appeared yesterday.
It is enlarged to eight pages and is
greatly improved.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Carrie Smith of Hendersonville, and Mr.
J. A. Maddrey ol the State Bank of Com
merce in that place. Miss bmith is a
sister of Aug. M. Smith ot this city and
at one time lived bere.
The pictures of Cleveland and Steven
son printed in yesterday's Citizen were
made by the Southern hngraving com
pany ot Richmond, after Democratic suc
cess was assured. Tbis was very rapid
as well as good work.
Maj. J. M. Blair, the auctioneer, today
sold all the debts due the P. A. Dcmens
Woodworking company prior to March
17, 1892, to S. H. Reed, agent, for $125
cash. At tbe same time be sold a saw
mill on Reems Creek to S. F. Chapman,
agent, for $545.
It is told on Defeated Candidate Har
kins that when he came up town to get
a shave after the election the barber
wanted to charge him a quarter, on ac
count of the length ol his face. , Mr. Har
kins says, however, that he finally got
the shave for 10 cents.
The bearing of the suit enjoining the
city Irom interfering with the running of
cars by the Abbeville street Railway
company, which was to have taken
place before Judge Bynum atMorganton
today, has been adjourned by consent to
Tuesday, October 22, at Marshall.
The United States court convened in tbe
government building today, meeting for
the first time in the new building. ) udge
Dick, Attorney Chas. Price, Clerk J. E.
Reed and Deputy C. B. Moore and other
court officers are present. There is a
large attendance, several Indians being
among those here.
LOVED HIS TOE.
Henry Ledbetter Prises His Great
Toe HlghlT.
Tuesday afternoon us Henry Ledbetter,
a colored employe at the Vanderbilt
quarry, was on his way home, he stop
ped ts rest and planted a double-barreled
gnn, which be was carrying, on his foot,
with the muzzle downward. The gun
was accidentally fired and tbe contents
passed tbrougn the man s loot.
Ledbetter went home and Dr. A. S
Whitakcr was called in. Tbe Doctor
wanted to amputate Ledbetter's great
toe, but Ledbetter firmly declined to
have the toe taken oti, saying, "You
may cut my throat, Doctor, but you
can't cut my toe off." The toe is still on
and Ledbetter is doing very well.
SPECIAL, EXAMINATIONS
Taken In tbe V. M. C.
alum.
A. Oimua
Tbe apparatus for taking physical ex
aminations has arrived, and Mr. Stallard
is readv to examine the members. Tbis
is the same examination that is required
by all insurance companies, and no
charge is made for it. The practical use
of this it that it shows the detects of the
body to which attention is to be paid in
tbe gymnasium. Appointments tor
examinations made from 10 a. m. to
10 p. m.
1. W. Pickens will conduct the young
men's prayer meeting this evening at 8
o'clock. Subject: "Reading the Bible, but
not understanding."
Bible class at 8:45 p. m., conducted by
General Secretary Mays.
Another Little Democrat,
J. Will Jones, esq., of Fairview, is not
only greatly rejoiced over the success oi
Democracy in his township, in Buncombe
countv. in North Carolina, and the whole
country, but is prouder still of tbe arri
val at his house on Tuesday night of a
Simon Dure Democrat. Though too
ypung to vote as yet, the little fellow is
in fine shape, and at last accounts was
hurrahing tor ueveiana, or woras to
that effect
Death of Hash J. Murphy
Mr. Hugh J. Murphy, a resident of Or
lando county, Florida, died at tbe borne
of bis father, Mr. John H. Mutpby, in
this countv last evening. Tbe burial
will be at Riverside cemetery tomorrow
at 10 o'clock. The friend of tbe family
are invited to attend without further
notice.
$4.60 wilt buy m too of Jellico lump
coal bom Asherme Ice & toai to.
"Mackintoshes any ibe. E. B. BarJ
am at Co., B urart aqua.
$4.50 wiB bar a ton of Jellico lump
toavBom asatnuc ice ex uwi iv.
. Mackintoshes aad umbrellas at E. B.
Bantam le.', no. 8 court square.
jttJgt CJUPES-KXOGEX.
RETURNS STILL COMING IN
HOW VOTING WENT IN
BUN-
COMBE.
Leicester, sand Hash, Ealrrlew
and ;sannanoa Helurna Can;
vasalnar Board Meets campl
bell's and Davis Majorities.
Tbe Board of canvassers met in the
court bouse at noon today, and went
through tbe returns trom all ot the pre
cincts with tbe exception of Biltmore,
which had not been sent in. Tbe Board
adjourned to 3:30 when it met again
and made up the totals of the vote in
Buncombe.
The following towsbipsbave sent their
full returns to The Citizen :
Leicester.
ELECTORS.
Democratic 301
Republican 240
CONGRESS.
Crawford, Dem 326
Pritchard, Rep 249
SENATE.
Campbell 314
Davis 303
Shook 248
Ferguson 249
KEPRESEN.VT1VES.
Starnes 306
Vance 303
Lusk 244
Ray 242
Brock 42
Reagan 46
SHERIFF.
Brookshire 308
Harkins 238
Weaver 38
REGISTER.
Mackey 304
Barrett 234
Starnes 41
TREASURER.
Courtney 300
Payne..." 249
Logan 43
Sl'RVEVOR.
Reagan 302
Hamlet 237
CORONER.
McBrayer 304
brock 230
Stradley 43
STATE TICKET.
Democratic 297
Republican 239
Jt'DICIAL TICKET.
Democratic 308
Republican 239
Sw annouoe.
ELECTORS.
Democratic 141
Republican 122
Prohibition 12
CONGRESS.
Crawford 145
Pritchard 124
STATE TICKET.
Democratic 141
Republican 123
Prohibition 12
JUDICIAL TICKET.
Democratic 139
Republican.. 123
SENATE.
Campbell 141
Davis 141
Shook 125
Ferguson 125
REPRESENTATIVES.
Starnes 141
Vance 141
Lusk 125
Ray 125
Brock 11
Reagan 11
SHERIFF.
Brookshire, 147
Harkins, 120
Weaver 10
REGISTER.
Mackey 141
Barrett 125
Starnes 10
TREASURER.
Courtney 140
Payne 123
Logan 11
SURVEYOR.
Reagan 141
Hamlet .". 123
CORONER.
McBraver 141
Brock... 122
Stradley 12
Falrvlew.
ELECTORS.
Democratic 148
Republican 122
CONGRESS.
Crawford 159
Pritchard 130
STATE TICKET.
Democratic 145
Republican 121
Prohibition 34
JUDICIAL TICKET.
Democratic 150
Republican 122
SENATE.
Campbell 153
Davis 155
Shook 132
Ferguson 129
REPRESENTATIVES.
Starnes 139
Vance 138
Lusk 129
Ray. 125
Brock 34
Reagan 36
' SHERIFF.
Brookshire 154
Harkins 121
Weaver 29
REGISTER.
Mackey; ..... 147
Barrett 123
Starnes..
34
TREASURER.
Courtney.
Payne
Logan
147
134
33
SURVEYOR
Reagan .,
Hamlet
147
125
147
124
33
CORONBI.
McBrayer
Brock .-
Stradley
and Mash,
ELECTORS.
Democratic
Republican
CONORBsl.
Crawford..................... ...
Pritchard..M.....MM. ................
BTATR TtCKIT.
Democratic
Republican.....................................
Prohibition...................................
JUDICIAL TICIJIT.
aH!OCfltiCtoMtsssav
RqraUicaa.Ms.
tRiun
Campbell IWWtllll HltM mmmImiinM
DryMmmm. UIMAlNHtNnHMMHWWIIHHHM
94
139
97
137
98
136
1
US
90
6
Shook 13
Ferguson 133
REPRESENTATIVES.
Starnes...
94
94
136
136
1
1
Vance
Lusk
Ray
Brock
Reagan ...
SHERIFF.
Brookshire 109
Harkins 116
Weaver 2
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
Mackey 99
Barrett 132
Starnes 2
COUNTV TREASURER.
Courtney 86
Payne 149
Logan 2
SURVEYOR.
Reagan 96
Hamlet 136
CORONER.
McBrayer 98
Brock 134
Campbell and Davis.
The footings of the Senatorial vote in
Buncombe-county are as follows :
I. M. Campbell 3.674
J. S. Davis 3,721
snook 3,210
Ferguson 3,143
ihis gives Camobell a minority over
Shook ot 464, and Davis 578 over Fer
guson.
IN HAYWOOD,
Ten Townships Ont of Eleven
Heard From.
Waynesville, Nov. 9. Ten townships
out ol eleven in Haywood countv give:
Cleveland 1,320
Harrison 738
Weaver 30
State officers and judges about the
same as for President.
Crawford 1,522
Pritchard 998
Prohibition 5
Davis 1,444
J. M. Campbell 1,247
Ferguson 710
Shook 805
Gilmer 1,351
Carpenter 1,028
Havnes 1,374
P. L. Campbell 089
Other county officers about the same
as the above.
Cattaloochec township is tohearfrom,
and will give Crawlord a small majority.
J. K. lioooc.
License lo Wed.
Register Mackey has issued license to
wed as follows:
J. M. Murray and Hester Sumner of
Buncombe; white.
$4.50 will buy a ton of Jellico lump
coal from Asheville Ice & Coal Co.
Elgin creamery
College street.
Butter. Kroger, 41
Look out for fresh fish and oysters at
Hill & Shank's.
R. R. Ticket Broker, Member ol
American Ticket Broker Asaocia
lion. Clarke. Grand Central Hotel
Index to New Advertisements.
Lost C.J. Alston.
Wantkd Prof. Atkins,
Notick Arch Masons.
Victory A, D. Coopr.
Apout Siioks Pulcnwldcr.
Wantbd John C. McGnrRor.
Tm-sTKs Sals-John C. Scott.
For Runt 64 French Broad Avenue.
Coal Asheville Ice and Coal Company.
"tTTANTBD An eiperienced housekeeper
y v comiortaoic place ana gooa wages
Apply to PROF. ATKINS,
ajt Female College.
lTANTfiO Energetic nan of business ex-
y y perirnce to meet merchants. Snlarv
and commission. JOHN C. McGRBGOK,
It Caxton building, Chicago, 111.
TjlOR RB NT Handsome! j furnished home,
A- no. 00 loiirgc street. Apptv to
IOHN CHILI IS.
No. 1 Legal Block or 0 French Broad At
LOST Last Tuesday, Nov. 8, St. Bernard
bitch, white and orange marking, one
rear old. Whoever returns same to C. I.
Alston, lzi ttaywooa street, will be rc-
waraea. it
ROYAL ARCH MASONS.
The regular convocation of Ashcv:lle chap
ter No. 25 will be held Thursday, 10th, at 8
p. m. visitors coroiany welcomed. Busi
ness, "bylaws, etc." By order the M. B.
n. 1 . JUS. E. UlCKbKlON. Secretary.
rpRUSTBB'S S ALB By virtue of a power
M. 01 saie containea in a acta 01 trut.t exe
cuted to me by RobertG. Treserant anawlfe.
Mary Cain Treaevant, bearing date the first
day of April. 1891. and registered on page
163, etc., of book 25 of the record of mort
gages and deeds of trust in the office of the
register of deeds of tbe county of Buncombe,
in the State of North Carolina, to secure the
payment to George S Scott of one thousand
dollars and interest thereon, default having
orcn mane in sucu payment as tnerrln pro
Tided. 1 will sell for cash to the highest bid
der at the court house door In the city of
Ashevtlle, In said state and countv on the
12th day of December, 1H92, the land and
premises in said deed of trust described, sit
uate, lying and being in the countv of Bun.
combe and State of North Carolina and in
tne western part 01 tne city or Asheville and
bounded and more particularly described as
follows; Beginning at a stake in the west
ern margin of Bretse street, the northeast
corner o? the Fraser lot, and running with
said western margin of Breese street noitb
twenty-two degrees (air 1 west forty-nine
and one-half (4914) feet to a stake In said
western margin of Breese street; thence south
seventy-two and one-bnlf degrees (72)
west ten and one-half (1014.) poles to a stake
in the (astern margin of an allev; thence
with said eastern margin cf said alley south
seventeen and one-half degrees (17UI east
forty-nine and one-half (49(4.) feet to a stake
in the line of said Fraser lot; thence with the
line of said Fraser lot nanh seventy-two
and one-half degrees (72t4.) east eleven (XI)
poles to the beginning, the tame being lot
264 of the Southern Improvement company
lands aa surveyed and platted bv H. M.
Kamseur; said George 8. Scott having ap
plied to me to make said sale ander the pro
visions 01 sata a tea 01 trust ana neing en
titled to said moneys so due. This Novem
ber 9, 1892. JOHN C. SCOTT,
novlOdlt&wtds Trustee
SOME FACTS
ABOUT CAMPHORLINE !
100 BOTTLES SOLI IN 1891.
700 BOTTLE! SOLD IN 1892.
We commenced making this elegant toilet
preparation about three yean ago, first sold
it in a local wnv without advertising, it
gained such a hold here and la several points
in this state that increased onr sales as
above stated. It Is recommended and pre.
scribed by several of out leading physicians
in various skis troubles. It la without
doubt the very beat remedy we have ever
old for rough skins, sore lips, chapped
hands, etc. It cool aad healing effect make
it indispenaablc alter ihavugv. It to delight
fully perfumed, aad a pleasure to use. It hi
aa soft as velvet, and tell for M cent a
bottle.
RAYSOR & SMITH,
rretcrlptlon Drugvlat,
' SI PATTOM AYSHVaVv .v
WHEN YOU HAVt. DETEEINED
to get a new parlor suit, a sideboard any
article of furniture the question is apt to
be. How much of elegance and beauty ran
be had, together with solid wearing quali
ties, for the price you ought to pay. There
is not anywhere a stock of furniture and
carpet in which these qualities are more
successfully combined with moderate cash
than In ours. Even if you are not quite
ready to bay, it may please you to Inspect
our goods, and it certainly will please us to
show them.
W. B. WILLIAMSON & CO.,
16 Patton Avenue, Asheville.
WHITLOCK CLOTHING HOUSE.
Corner Main and Eagle Streets,
ASHEVILLE, N. C
Heady Our grand new stock is ready. Fresh new
tyleH; high grade qualities;
ariety. You will find our stock made up of practical sei
iceable well made goods, cut
Clothing is made to wear and
as well as in thestore. We
by inspecting our stock, composed this season of larger
lines of Men's and Boys' Clothing, Dunlap and Melville
Hats, Manhattan Dress Snirts. We call special attention
to our immense stock of Underwear from the cheapest to
the finest. Silk goods in all
and Hosiery we show elegant
We are ready to show our
attention. Telephone No. 108.
THE WHITLOCK
blair k Mcdowell,
UNDERTAKERS AND
EMBALMING
We would bo glad for our
Sideboards, Book Cases,
Chairs. Our Parlor Goods
ularly to. The stock is large
No. 45 Patton Avenue, Asheville, N. C.
OPPOSITE CHURCH 8TREKT,
DAY CALL NO. 75 TELEPHONE NIGHT CALL NO. 65.
C. E3. Moody
CAJX STJJ?IlVi' YOU WITH
FIREWOOD ft& ak,!S?barnbdd8PUT ANY 8,28 RBADY "0R
Kindling and Charcoal.
flfi W FOR RANGES, FURNACES AND GRATE8. MAKES NO 8MOKB;
VtJX-JJi (CHEAPER THAN HARD COAL
Lime, Portland and Louisville Cement and Plaster, Ar
tificial Stone Tile and Concrete Works.
Fancy Brick and Mortar Color.
Agent for King's Windsor
tar and Knoxville Sewer Pipe Works.
HA Y - AND - FEED
Ottct No. 30 Patton Atoiik,
Tciepnonc o.
T. C. SMITH & CO.,
DRUGGISTS & PHARMACISTS,
Publio Square,
sept7dtf
CAVALIER
To the first ten purchasers he want to
Mountain (Cayaller Mountain) Street car Unc
Choice of IT lota for (300,
Choic:oflSUtafor800.
Choke of 10 Iota for WOO.
Choke of 18 lota for $000.
We are aow buDdtag three lac houses oa
property aad aetl to you.
. W are ao agent, but offcr our awn land
dull tinse. Lets show youthen lota.'
OTI3 A,
Ore nimuncli'i Store, i
choice selections; complete
in stylp, close in price Our
to look well out of the store
ask every reader to oblhreus
sizes. In Neckwear, Gloves
goods in latest novelties
fall stock and invite your
CLOTHING HOUSE,
FDRNITDRE DEALERS.
A SPECIALTY.
customers to cull mid see our
Desks, Tables, Chairs, OtHve
we vail your attention partic
and well assorted.
Asbestos Cement, Dry Mor
J Yard and Warehouse star Depot,
Telephone 73.
Asheville, N. C.
HEIGHTS.
build we will atll beautiful lotabj tbe Lookout
at these pricc-goodoalj for 80 day:
Priced at $400.
Priced at $600.
Priced at 4)800.
Priced at $1000.
the lot aad win be glad to show joa this
and waattottkr up a slight breese these
UIIXER, '
: N. n ratio Avenue
$4.50 nTlTnTn - I $4.00
tA V SINGLE TON , lw
Jellico Lump JellicoNnt
ORDERS
For Grates. For Stows.
TELEPHONES 36 & 40. -
ASHEVILLE ICE AND CAOL CO.,
" - - 30 PATTON AVENUE
$8.50 TRY THE HEW COAL, $7.00
Hard Coal Gayton Red Ash "Gayton"
All Sizes. Semi-AntlirMite. CrateSj Um.
CAROLINA WINE AND LIQUOR STORES,
NO. 19 NORTH MAIN AND 7
Kp In stock "Mount Vernon," "Canadian Cluh," and Old Baker Rye WhlskiVs. The IS-.,
Wines, Brandies, Beer, Ale and Stont for family use. ' All good deli Terra free.. Ate and
Porter on draught. Bntcrancr No. 19 North Main and 74 Coilcire atrerta. Telephone
No. 1S3.
P. 8.: On and after May Oth I will send statentcut of account by nail to partira In.
debtcd to me If not settled by that time. Respectfully,
Frank O'Donnell
PROPRIETOR CAROLINA SALOON.
WE LEAD ; OTHERS FOLLOW.
EVERY - PERSON
-THAT
Big Racket Store
Is Packed With New Goods.
T-... .1. . . ..V. t I - -l-v l t .
Shoes, Hats, Gents' FurnishiriKs, Trunks, Valises, Sta
tionery, Picture Frames. See our large Pictures, worth
f 3.00, reduced to $1.50. Five thousand yards Laces at
x, , o, ana o cents per yard an styles and prices.
Blankets. Quilts. Window Pnrtnina WinHnur fihailoa Pi...
tain Poles, 25 cents each, and thousands of other things
iuo numerous 10 mennon. me nicest assortment of mb
bons ever broueht to the city. Special bargains in Ladies'
Fine Jackets. All Wfi flfllt in fnr ihn nnnnlo frt rr.ma anI
see our prices, and they will
muus in prices.
OWENS &
E. B. BARNUM & CO.,
FINE CLOTHIJSi G AND
GENTS' FURNISHINGS
FULL LINE UF MACKINTOSH AND HUBBEU GOODS.
Men's Fall and Winter Overcoats,
Boys' Fall and Winter Overcoats.
PROPER STYLES. PROPER PRICES.
E. B. BARNUM & CO.,
No. 8 Court Square,
MARBLE HALL
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING HOUSE,
32 South Main and 31 North Main,
Is by far the best place in Western North
Carolina to buy Clothing, Hats, Boots and
Shoes. You will Boon want an overcoat or
new suit, bo you had better come now and
make your selection. We have a large and
" complete stock of, MENS' AND BOYS'
SUITS and are the best fitting, and best
looking, and best wearing garments 'on
the market. DO YOU KNOW US? Jf not
now is the time to get acquainted and you
will find us to be '
THE PEOPLE'S MONEY SAVERS.
G. WHITLOCK. -
ANO 71-2 C0LLE6E STS,
0-
- SHOULD KNOW
THE-
be convinced that The Racket
JENKINS.
Aahcvlllc. N. C.
- - PROPRIETOR.: