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"T THE ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN Thursday Evening, December 15, 1892. ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN Thb Diilt Crrngm, Democratic, la published every afternoon (except Sunday) at the fol lowing rate. strictly cash: ONB Year $8.00 Six Month 3.00 Tiibsk Months 1 50 Onb MoNTn 5 OnbWkbk.. IS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1892. Senator Stewart, of Nevada, lias sprung the silver question on Congress again in the shape of an amendment to Senator Hill's bill to repeal the Sherman silver act oflSOO. Jay Gould's will has been probated, and his estate is estimated to be worth $72,000,000. Not a dollar of it is be queathed to charitable institutions or for any benevolent purpose.!! All that we regret is that the name ol Congressman Crawford has been men tioned in the matter. Morning Hv l'p the Creek. A viiKV inadequate apology for telling, deliberately, a falsehood about the Con gressmen. In the eyes of the law, the man who makes a statement as a faet, which he does not know to be true, stands ir. the same category with the man who states as a fact what he kmws to be false. Wonder if the Morning l-'lyup-tlic-Crcik knows this mueh ? If the New York Herald would sup port Democratic candidates during a political campaign, its post election sug gestions would have more weight with Democratic managers. I'nder the cir cumstances its clamor amounts to dis gusting ofFiciousness. It has been suggested, and with much force, tbat a law restricting immigration during the next year will be a heavy blow to the World's Fair. If it is a ques tion of no immigrants or cholera, the decision would be easy, but to draw the line between immigrants and visitors, admitting the good and rejecting the bad and dangerous, will be difficult. Kills have been introduced in the Sen ate and Houseof Representatives having for their object the encouragt ment of the construction of electric rail roads by the Federal government Bounties in the shape of government contracts is proposed lor the construc tors ot such roads, beginning with the celebrated one already constructed be tween Chicago and St. Louis. This is no more within the province of national legislation under the constitution, than the levying of tariffs for protection, and the sooner the law-makers at Washing tou are made to recognize the l.ict, the better it will be for the coimtrv. Tins Morning Fly l'p the Creek con fesses its inability to understand Tu li Citizen's English. No one else that can read finds any trouble in that direction Plainly put again, however, the fact is that the Morning Reprint emitted a loud wai! for subscribers on the ground that it, the reprint aforesaid, would have Associated Press election news. This was adeliberatcattcmpt to dieeivc, for the Fly l'p the Creek could not get the Associated Press service in Asheville and never had a line ol Associated Press delivered to it. It printed again and again the false assertion that it would have the Associated I'rvss service and deceived its readers purposely. Ilonora ble men know how to term such decep tion. STATIC BANK TAX In view of the probable repeal by Con gress of the ten per cent, tax on State banks, the Legislature of Georgia is pre paring a bill lor the establishment of State banks. It is a conservative measure, and will make all institutions organized under it as good ns any National bank. National, State or municipal bondscqtial to the amount of notes proposed to be circulated, must be deposited, under the bill, with the State. As a further secu rity for notes issued, the stockholders of the banks are made liable to the amount of their stock. No bank can issue notes exceeding 75 per cent, of its capital, and are redeemable at all times in gold, at the will of the holder. One feature of the bill is taken from the Canadian bank system, and allowsthcbunkto surrender at any time a part ol the whole of its circulation, and thus increase or decrease the circulating medium as business may require. The notes ota bank of this kind would be as good ns any National bank notes, and contradicts the assertions made by Republican campaign speakers during the recent canvass that State banks necessarily mean "wild cat" banks. MONEY FOR BRIBERY, It apeais that Col. Elliot F. Shcpard, editor and proprietor of that delectable sheet, the New York Muil and Express, has gotten himself into what might be termed a not over-sweet scented pre- dictmeut. It seems that Mr. Shepard once hadabuiincM manager of the name of Gray, who was to receive $10,000 a year as salary. There was an agreement which seems to have stipulated tbat Gray's term of service should be five years, with a saving clause tbat if he should be "incompatible" to the colonel he might be discharged sooner. Gray was discharged after three years service. He now sues the colonel for $20,000, or two years salary. Gray says that he proved incompatible to the colonel be cause he would not bribe public officials at Colonel Shepard's request. The law in New York requires that the polling places for county elections must be published in two papers. The police commissioners have the letting of this advertising. Gray says that Col. Shep ard gaye him $5,000 to use on the police commissioners to secure this advertising, Colonel Shepard says it was given Gray to pay commissions to advertising agents. There was a letter read from ' Shepard to Gray, which is susceptible of more than one construction. Colonel Shepard acknowledges that he wanted the letter burned. On the whole it looks as if Col. Shepard ; would do well to drop , the Scripture i text from the head of the editorial col umns of the Mail and Express in the Aifut. LIFE IN NORTH CAROLINA. During the past year the Baptists ol the North Carolina convention have contributed to State missions $1,- 272.95; foreign missions, $10,247.72, home missions. $7,218.81; orphanage, $12,Sti(j,30; ministerial education, $3,731.50: Baptist female college. $15,207.10; Robeson Institute, $3 - 000.00; ministerial aid fund, $1,075.05; Sabbath schools. $7,019.10; other objects, $1,271. Total, $7G,20 81. Though there have been six arrests of persons supposed so have lieen impli- ateil in the murder ot the Misses Mc Donald, in Moore -ountv, yet all the suspects have been discharged from eustodv.as Dr. McDonald was unable to identity anv of them. The I'uited States topographical sur vey of this State is progressing verv sat isfactorily. About one fourth of the counties have thus far leen mapped. When the survey is completed the mau of the State will be one of the finest in the country. " Henilcrsonville Times: Married, on Wednesday morning, at tlic residence ol the officiating minister, Kev. Mr. Sample, in this place, County Surveyor J. C. Drake anil Miss Mary II. Fii.lav. Oak Institute, at Mooresvillc caught tire in some unexplained manner Friday night and was burned with all its fur nishings. Loss, $2,000; insurance $1. 800, It was a Methodist school. The season's sale of fertili.cis in North Carolina ainoui.ted to 100,000 tons, against 135.000 tons the previous year. The receipts ol the tonnage tax were $25,000. Governor Holt has ottered a reward ol $300 lir Benjamin Haskius and lolm Coleman, both negroes, who six weeks ago murdered a man in Mecklenburg county. (I'PID IS III.INM. Or, at l.caNt, He Would Ket ui to be CarelenH Now and Ttieu. From the Marion, N. C , Rtcoril. Last Saturday evening an cldcily gen tleman and a beautiful young lady alighted from the east bound train in Marion. They hurried to the Eagle hotel, and a messenger was despatched lor Kev. Dr. M. M. Lundriiin to make the twain one. The bride was Miss Emma Bradley, daughter of Mr. Miles Bradley, who lives near Old Fort, and the groom was W. K. Tnrnage, of Farmcrsvillc, Louisiana. The circumstances which brought the couple together "with but a single thought" and made "two hearts beat as one," is novel and sensational. Miss Emma, merely for amusement, it is said, advertised in a matrimonial paper for a husband and received quite a number ol responses. Last Saturday two of her admirers arrived at Mr, Bradley's and gazed upon his lovely daughter and in stantly cupid's arrow pierced their hearts, and they fell victims. Mr. W. U. Turuage, the fortunate one, looks to he about fifty years of age. He is slightly hump-shouldered and is not by any means handsome. Mr. Lewis Magness the unfoitunntc lover, hails from Cleve land county, N. C. He is a line looking young man of about twenty live sum mers. Miss Emma is apparently about twenty, a mighty pretty blonde, her form Symmetrel! "a thing of beauty " Why she chose her oldest and homeliest beau is left for conjecture. They Did All Too Well. From tilt- Ch.irli-sion News and Courier. A st ml v of the returns of the recent election shuws that the Populists polled over 1,000,000 votes, and that over -1-00,000 of that number came from the South. They have twenlv-thrce elec toral votes from six States, and in the next Congress they will have five Sena tors and ten straigliout Congressmen and seven or eight who are temporarily masquerading as Democrats, but who it heart are in siinpatnv with the I on- ulists. WHHle No Time in Uolnic II. From the New York Journal. There is not much need for delay in cutting down on pensions or in stopping leaks in various other departments. It is sound business to attend to this first and Mr. Cleveland shows that he will use all his influence to have it done. It Looks Thai May. From the New York World. The.personal comfort of i0,0(H,0H0 people overbimlotieil with faxes is of more consequence tlian the personal comlortofan atlministratiou and Con gress elected to pive relief to the icople. Some I.ovelv Breakers Ahead. From the Greenville, l'a , Progress, There are now 110,1 111 postofliees. With 11 candidates to the postortice, this will make ()71,1'J0 disappointed ap plicants who will only lonjivc the admin istration in case they can't catch it. A Redeeming; Feature. From the Johnstown Tribune. Rich people generally were ay Gould's victims, and those who were in the same line of business as he was. He didn't make his fortune by "skinning 'the poor. Prepared lo File Application. From the Hartisbnrg Star-lndcpendeut. l'resident-clect Cleveland bought a wash basket the other day into which he cast all letters addressed to him on the subject of oraces cf every grade. Hope You're a Prophet. From the Brjson City Times. It will not be five years until there will be established within the borders of Swain county, the great National l'ark of the hast. glcknetta Anionic Children Especially infants, is prevalent at all times, but is largely avoided by giving proper nourishment and wholesome food. The most successful and reliable is the Gail Botden "Eagle" Brand Con densed Milk. Your grocer and drug gist keep it. Books and Booklets. Children's books, new calendars from Marcus Ward Dutton, R. Tuck & Sons and other all at Law s, 37 Patton ave nue. DOIIS I DOllS I DOllS ! Kvery kind from a penny up. See our line bisque heads, jointed and dressed for 25 cents. 1 urasn . ruiton aveoue, This is good weather for long ulsters and macintoshes. We have the largest stock to "elect from at the Whitlock Clothing House corner ston What makes a more acceptable gift than o package of writing paper in the very latest style such at they sell at Law s, 37 rauon avenue. A nrettr coal vase will make a suita ble Xmai present present. We hare lots of tnetn cheap, Tbrash't Crystal Palace. 4 mm i it A ) ill Morleynnd Mii-sllieks start forth t, gather niiMuim leaves. k. ''"..sir . ' VA. I - ' i' '.H Jr.. J nil: lanniv Harper'! l'.aznr I.I.MON 1.I.1XIU. lMexHant I.emoit Tonic. For Biliousness, Constipation, Mala ria, Colds and the Clip. For Indigestion, Sick ami Nervous Headache. For SlicplcsMiess, Nervousness and Heart Disease. For Fever. Chills, Debility and Kidney Disease, take Lemon l-lixir. Ladies, for natural and thorough or ganic regulation, take Lemon Uli.sii. Dr. Molev's Lemon lilixir is prepare! from the fresh juice of Lemon, combined with other vegetable liver tonics, and will not fail you in any of the above , named diseases. 50c. andjl bottles at druggists. Prepared oily by Dr. II. Mo..!cy. Atlanta, t',n. At the C'npllol. I h.-iv iiim taken the last ol two hot ties of Dr. II. Molev's Lemon l.'mr I t nervous headache, indigestion, with dis eased liver and kidneys. The Llixir cured me. 1 found it the greatest medicine I ever used. . 11. Mi-.xstcn, Atto.ncv. 1 225 F Street, Washington, D C. From a I'rttiiilneul I.iulv I have not been able in two years to walk or stand without suffering great pain. Since taking Dr. Mozley's Lemon Iilixir I can walk halt a mile without snf-l ferine the least inconvenience. Mks. R. II. Ili.tioiiwon i n, t'oillin, t'.a lay I'.otild's dollars don't bother ; us. We're hustling to make our Iricuils rich! Shall we help von to juicy meats of Bun-, combe and Tennessee or would you pre fer a selection from Armour's daintiis, ' tenderloins, filets, Fraukuiter, sausage, bolognas ami head elites.-. Plump poul try, ovsters the pciftclionol ipialitv.nnd . Irtsli fish ot many sorts, are onour stalls ; tor your choosing. Hill Shank, Cen-1 ter Aisle, City Market. See our display of handkerchiefs and mufflers, elegant and be.iulilul lor Xmasj presents, at Whitlock Clothing House. ! rpura pace .rnr.. i Or veil ire nil 'var:i ,vit. r allv iron' n-r no'U iinr, tt i-i L'l-nrnil .U '.'il '.y. t ry nifon.vs' kov iiim:i;s. It will cure you, cl'-nw ynnr liver, and give a t$A nppi'iite. NOTICK TO TAX PAYERS, j I The tax list lor the eitv ol Asliteillc lias lieen ; in my hands for tolleetion for several weeks. Very few have eome lurwunl find settled as the law requires, t her, to re 1 take this met hod of notifying you lliat the eity taxes must be paid, and paid at ouee. Come forward to the ottiee ar.d settle or have the eash ready when 1 eall- 1 mean business and hope you will heed the warning. Very respectfully, N. A. KF.YKOLIiS, novl'Mdlm City Tax Collector. CANDY FACTORY, NO 20 NORTH MAIN STREET. Wc are luaunfaeturinK daily u variety of tench eandies that are equal to any and superior in frcidiness. Asuorted pound box 0 cults, lloston Chips, a-sortcd flavors, Viinilla, Strawberry nnd l'inenpple Subnets, Molasses I.cmon und Pepreriaint Tally, Stick Candy, wlioiesnlc, Scuts per pound. highly flavored. Fireworks in endless variety. Candy- canes for decorating Xnuis trees. J. T. COOK, ilcc'Jdlni ao North Muin Street. PERfiONS H AVI NO Boots or Shoos to lliqmir Can have them neatly done by leaving at SHOE STORE OF 0 k. WEARS, 20 South Main St. Also orders tnken for new work. All good itock. A- FKECK. octl03m :f! Honest in an out. Sensible Shapes. Perfect Fits. Solid Comfort. Largest stoct of Narrow Widths in the country. All the fancy colored ooze and evening dress Slippers. Ladies' Walking Boots iu all popular shapes. French Cnlf and Patent Leather Ox fords and slippers, from tripple A to E. SKW- .... If -1 BLANTON, WRIGHT & CO. 39 Faltou Acnae, 3 S li Sflt- J -S3.- ...... Tt&.tvwaer jjpsouiay Pure I A cumiii ol taiim linking powi'ir. Iliijti J cat; uf ;ill in Uavinii g strength. Latest i lotted States r-i'M-ri m-nt Food Report. :rOYAL ISA K INC I (iWlil-K C'., IOC, Wall St , New York X Coal AM) Cheap AM) HOT AT Carrington's Coal Yard Iquare. no. 20. NOTICE ! .Mciiiboi s of t ho Retail (i'o eer.s' association will jilease boat their usual iilace of meeting tonight atfSo'eloek, iroiiiit. It will lit! a meeting of spe cial importance ami it is ear nestly miuested that nil ltlt'llll.'Ol'S be present. Kes- peet fully, A. (.'. SAXT0N, Secretary. PROFESSIONAL CARIKS. 0 M I.tt llt-K. W. V DROWN LLTTHER & BROWN, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, tll-l-lCK-l-' I.liGAI. IU.OCK. 1'nietiee in the State nml Fukrnl Colllts. Collietion ol 'claims ft n'ciulv. U. II . UKV.VES, . . 8., ItliNT.il. OFFICE e:anniil'i nv.nntnn, over Ktl rood's Siore, I'Rtt,n Avenue. Ki siil. nee, SpniiT street. " I). G. ZEIGLER, 38 Hroad St., tfcnrltstOPiS.C. i'laim ami Fitutieations I'urnit lied lor nil classes of liml(iiii;s. .Correspondence eheerl'ully ri'iKeillo. Kenloiltllisn of exist ing structures n spniaHy. novtl'.idam E. II. KRITT, CONTRACTOR & BUILDER IN STONE, C.raiHng of nil kinds done. All siicn ot :rushcd stone lurnished. Send nil orders to ,)0,toflice Uox 1 M, Asheville, N. C auulOdtt 34-Years' Expirience-34 MILTON HARDING CONTRACTOR AND BL'ILlER Office and shop, Wotl'c lluildiug. 0ORNBR COURT PLACE AND MARKET STREET. INSURE YOUR PROPERTY WITH E. J. ASTON, General i Insurance t Agent. Rear No. 20 South Main street. Kstablishcd 1S6S. Asheville, N. C. auS dlv J. B. HOSTIC, REAL ESTATE, No. ii Fatton Acnuc. I Buy, sella nnd r&clianK" rrul estate on ! t'onimfoninn. Also luiysj and Belli notes t stoi-kft, huads and negotiates loans on real j estate. novU5dt'urj J. A. TKNNANT, ARCHITECT : AND : CONTRACTOR Pinna, ciwclficatlonii and ultimate for nislird. All work in my line contraeted for, and no chHrges for drawing on contracts awarded me. Kererencvs when deiired, Office, Southeast Court Square. Asheville, N. C. feblUdly T Men's liuys' and Youths' footwear, in lllceclicrs, Hals, Congress in Patent Leather, Calfskin, Russia, Calf and Kussctt.nll widths. Hunting Doots, Overjjaiters, Leg gins, Umbrellas, Trunks and Va lises. Hats at a sacrifice! We have no time to talk! Come and see our stock. AtbCTllle. N. C 3 x. 1 1 wn sub! Men can ot a nood shoe hero for .'5; not mil lino, of couvst?, lut mil virtue in it, find no bham ! One finer leather and Irini miTigs at Jf4: taken ft shoe man to tell the tlilferenee though. I!uy the one your foot likes best. Terhaps vou'd like a still liner shoe siv ?.", orfiJ: if so, we have them. How to et more sub.-tiintialshoeeoinfoitand virtue don't we know. Shoes which keep the fetr warm and dry, are easy and full of wear; what more can you expect of a shoe? FULENWIDER 18 Pallon Avenue. Always Safe!!! All Heaadcfies and Neuralgia. AT- Raysor & Smith's, Wholesale and Retail. JUST RECEIVED ! NEW AND COMI'l.KTB .I.INB Eye Glasses and Spectacles, WHICH WIS ARE Srl.I.iM: AT FKICHS THAT CANNOT 111- VNTFlfRlLD. North Carolina Gems MOD' TING MADE TO ORDER. All Work Guaranteed ; P. LCOWAN&BRO, JEWELERS. No. 9 West Court riuce, ASHEVILLE, N. C. TAKE THE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD DOING West and Northwest. KmiKnints gninK to anrof the Western States or Territories will invc time and money poine via Chicago and Alton route. It is the quickest route to Knnsas City, Den ver I'uelilo, and all points in Idaho, Wash' intun. Oregon, Utah and California. Finest and Itest Equipped Road in the West. (inly line running Solid Vcntibuled trains between St. Louis and Kansas City. Red in In chair cars and Tourist Slcejters free of extra charge. I will meet parties at any railroad station with through tickets and baggage check. For full information, maps und descriptive pamphlets of the West, write to or call on n. a. itv v i,a;ij, Traveling Passenger Agent, XA Patton Avenue, Asheville, N. J. CHAKLTON, . ieneral Passenger ent, Chicago, FOB SALE AT A BARGAIN ! A good home in Chunn'a cove, two miles from court h'tue equarc in AnlKvllte, lenn tnan onehaii nine iroin corporation limits; contains 1 2 acre, nearly all In grans, fruit tr:ea. eraDevint-H, etc : excellent shade, four. five, or more, tine hold running aurintrtt, lonit of hin chalybeate; has the following build ings on it :Onc sevun room frame dwelling house, metal roof, one vood new barn. not entirely tinUheri, metal roofed, two noe new spring nooses mint 01 reek ana nvtal roofed; other out-buildings, inch as wood shed, pigeon house, etc.: a eomiiicte system of waterwnrk which furnishes pure unnniK spring water In kitchen of dwelling. 'ot of the buildincs and water works over SU.GOO. Price $4,000. Terms, one-third cah, balance in one and two years at 8 per cent, interest. Additional land for sate. Call on or address C. W. DcVAl'LT, 18 North Conrt Square. Asherllle, N. C. decHdlm THE MA1TLAND SCHOOL, NO. 40 FRENCH BROAD AVENUE. ENGLISH ANB FBBNCH HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR OIHI.8. MRS BVKOVm MA1TLASD, Principal. Asaljtrd hy Ml Wallace of Vasnor College, and MIle.'Bothe of l'ri Snecinl adrnntaRca for the ntuily of Tocal and Inetrunientjil it.u.ic. Aftcrooou French tloMwi for ladi. 10,000 BEAUTIFUL WHITE PihE TREES, For lawna. avennei and dr.vewaya. Bead for price list by doien, hundred orihouand. BOX 191. tiovlBlro HendenonTllle, N.t. B0ARDIAG. Flrit-cIM Board ,norlbeni cooking, home heated by etenni. For tenai apply .to MRS. P. A. FITCHNER. ' No. 24 Grore ttreet, AihtTllle, N. C, Formerly proprletreM of Flathlnc Hotel, F1uhu, L. U o?i7dl BRILLIANT Opening Display of Holiday Goods, com mencing Wednesday, November 30th, ' and continuing thirty days. invited to call ami examine the beau tiful display. STERLING SILVER GOODS nip unusually elieii) at the very Jarce stock to dippitiy, of use for tlic table. GOLD AND SILVER JEWELRY. Our stock h8 never contained so many fine und exquis ite designs in articles of adornment as we this year hope to have the pleasure of showing you. WATCHES AND CHAINS. We have a large stock of solid gold, gold filled and silver case, leant iful in design and BARGAIN CASK. This case contains many articles which are marked lower in price ihnn their actual value. In this case is a quantity of KOdKKS Ac I5H0S., GENUINE FIRST QUAL ITY SPOONS, F0HKS AND KNIVES at prices lower than they have ever been sold. You can tell the SECOND qual ity of these goods, ns they arrow running through the tlit-v are inferior and imperfect goods. CUT ( 1 LASS AND FINE VASES-We have a small line of the finest goods on the market ARTHUR LEADING NO. 18 SOUTH MAIN STREET, W. C. SPRINKLE. EAGLE WAREHOUSE, For the Sale of Leaf Tobacco, ASHEVILLE. The liiilc Warehouse lirst began business hist season, and although a new house and n new firm it easily took the lend in the tobacco trade of Asheville. With our past experience nnd increased facilities lor handling tobacco we are better prepared to serve our friends nnd customers than ever before. The liable is otic ol the largest and best warehouses in the State, with a capacity of 50,000 pounds a day. Our motto: Polite nnd courteous ttcntnieiit to nil, highest nmrket prices and prompt returns, dive us n trial. KPRINKI.U & LAWSON, Proprietors. r. 91. Hl'DUIXS, Bookkeeper. CAPT. J. 91. SMITM, Floor Manager. SPECIALTIES. NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES, COrNTKY HICK WHEAT FLOUR, CEYLON Ij AX A I' ANA TEA, An India Tea similar to English Urcukfast, Hy sonic peoplo liked better than English Rieakfast. For sale by S. R. KEPLER. French Broad Lumber Co. Having aetunmlatcd a huge istofk of Framing, Sheeting, &e., will sell I RABIINU AT 7.5 PK FKKT. SHEET1NU SS'SO " " Will aho take orders for OAK FIREWOOD At $2.00 for load delivered anywhere in city. oct!7dtf LEWIS MADDUX, Prca H. T. COLLINS, Vlce-Prei. L. P. M'LOUD, Caihier. Capital. $50,000. Surplus, $40,000 WESTERN CAROLINA BANK. State, County And City Depository. i Or a "lel May. x88. DEPOSIT BOXES IN URE PROOF VAULTS F.EMED AT REASONABLE RATES yENEUAI. BANKLVU Paid 1 1 DI RECTOSH Lewis Maddux, II. T.' Collins, M. J. Fagg, J. E. Reed, ChasMcNamee, J. E. Raokin, M. J. Bearden, S. II. Iteed. BANK OPEN FROM 9 A. . TILL 4 P. . ON SATURDAY Til LIP. M.: present tune, and we have a botu m novelties una ortielcH very low in juice. are always stamped with an regular mark to indicate that M. FIELD, JEWELER, JEWELRY MADE TO ORDER, F. B. LAWSON. Bt'SfNEHS TRANSACTED. od Itp:i.(u It: HuTlnge Ucparliuctit.
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