THE ASHJEVTTjTjE DAILY CITIZEN
Wednesday Evening, March 8, 1893.
HE IS NOT A CANDIDATE
AROUND TOWN.
JVDGB CARTER DOES MOT
WANT A SECOND TERM.
Washington, March S.Foiecast till S
p. m. Thursday Local rams, loiiowea
or clearing weatner; southerly wina-.
warmer 1 bursuar murtuog.
J. S. NcElroy and TboH. A. Jotic-H
Aspirants Cor ttie Oflice-Wbo
the Candidates For the Other
offices Are.
It was three months from Monday, as
months run, until the time for the elec
tion of officers of the Criminal court of
Buncombe county.
It may be a little early for candidates,
but tbey are in the field, nevertheless,
and the race is to be to the strongest (in
the estimation of the magistrates of the
county.)
One thinx may be set down as be:nj;
settled, however, and that is that Judge
II. B. Carter, who will have held the
office two years in June, will not be a
candidate for re-election. This may be
relied upon, because The Citizen had it
from the lips of Judge Carter himself
yesterday afternoon. The Judge was
very emphatic in sa inK that he would
not be a candidate. "When I say 1 will
not be a candidate for the judgeship,"
he said, "1 mean for the declaration to
be taken in its fullest sense. 1 will nut
run again, nor woulJ I accept the honor
if it were given me."
This retiracy on the part of the Jiultie
leaves the field between Col. J. S. McBl
roy and Tbos. A. lones, esu : that is,
these gentlemen are the only candidates
known up to date. Col. McKlrov is well
known iii Buncombe and Asheville legal
circles. Mr. Jones is a prominent young
member of the Asheville bar, and has lor
several years been the Asheville Street
Kailway company's attorney.
For the Solicitorship there are so far
three candidates Hug. I). Carter, Henry
B. Stevens and J. H. Tucker. Mr, Carter
is the present incumbent has and held the
office for four years, or since the establish
ment of the court. Mr. Stevens is one of
Asheville's youngest lawyers, but is
moving toward the front ranks in the
profession. Mr. Tucker is a member of
the law firm of Tucker ct Murphv, and
removed from the eastern part of the
State a couple of years ago. He
already prominent in his profession
here.
So far as is now known, J. K. Patter
son is the only candidate for the clerk
ship. Mr. Patterson has held the position
since the court was established, and has
discharged the duties faithfully and
efficiently.
SWAMXANOA HI NT,
AT TUB GRAND.
The
Inaugural Meet Yesterday
Afternoon.
About filty carriages, drags, and buck
boards assembled yesterday afternoon
on a knoll back of Tahkecostee farm, to
witness the start in the inaugural run of
the Swannanoa !hunt. Scattered here
and there in the field were some seventy
five horsemen and borsewomeu waiting
for the hounds to be thrown off. At
about 3:30 the hounds were given the
scent and quickly went away at a pace
which made following them something
like a steeplechase. But across the fields
to a wood they went, through this to a
ravine and across, going in the direction
of Sulphur Springs. The field swept on
in pursuit, and there were one or two
falls, but no one was but t. In the fields
overlooking the race-track a check oc
curred.but the scent wa soon picked up
Presently they turned towards the
starting point, and after a spirited run
of some thirtv minutes, caught in full
view of the spectators in carriages.
There was some rather reckless, not to
say careless, riding, and one hound vras
overridden and seriously hurt. But in
time it is hoped that the zealous sports
men will have a care about this, lor no
hounds can run if in constant dread of
being overridden.
If the weather permits, another meet
will occur this week, and at least twice a
week during the remainder of the season
XNSPKCTOR BREVARD.
He Asks That liotta Sides be Look
ed At.
Sanitary Inspector Brevard, speaking
of the discussion caused by his monthly
bill presented to the Board of Aldermen
Friday, told The Citizen today that
in justice to himself both sides of the
question should have been considered.
lie says the receipts for the department
for last month were about $120, a great
deal more than was ever collected in the
same length if time before he went into
the office. Regarding the hiring of his
own teams, Mr. Brevard says they are
paid for at the same rate as other teams,
and in using his own teams he is always
sure of being able to send them out
whenever necessary. It frequently oc
curs that teams cannot be procured at
times when he needs them most, and in
cases of this kind his teams can be put
into service on short notice.
II. B. Carlisle of Boston is at the
Swannanoa.
Br. Jos. J. lvddy at the Grand opera
house this evening.
S. II. Keed returned last evening from
a trip to Washington.
Chas. A. Moore, esq., went down to
Marion this afternoon.
Chatficld Valentine of Heudcrsonvil'.e
is at the Grand Central.
V. IV. tones, esu., returned this
afternoon from Marshall.
Col. I. D. Cameron was able to come
down town yesterday afternoon.
'V. S. Kay of Asheville is in the city,"
says the Greenville, S. C, News.
Mrs. J. J. Tredway is seriouslv ill at
her home 22 Cumberland avenue.
Geo. W. Vauderbilt is expected to
arrive at Iiiltniore tomorrow or Friday.
The Hatterv Park hotel is ncarlv filled
with visitors now. and every room is en
gaged.
Three cases in Recorder Miller's court
this morning brought in fines amounting
to $.to.
Solicitor Kug. I). Carter, of the Crimi
nal court, is in Marion this week, attend
ing court.
Mayor Blanton is in Washington City.
He is there seeking a position m the
Land office.
The Asheville Gtuitte this morning
printed between thirteen and fourteen
lines ot local matter.
Walter E. Moore, representative Ironi
Tackson county in the Legislature, came
up from Raleigh last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Iv. Tucker of Canton,
Mass., and Dr. I-. K. Metzgar ot Pitts
burg, Pa., are at the Bon Air.
Buncombe's representatives in the Leg
islature, John W. Starnes and Kobt. B.
Vance, have returned trom Kaieign.
Key. T. ll.Lamberth of Roxboro.N. C,
is in the city and will preach at the Hirst
Baptist church this evening at i:M
o'clock.
State Senator Ben 1'osev, accompanied
by Mrs. Posey, returned from Raleigh
vestcrdav and have gone to tluir home
at Murphy.
Among the visitors to t he city today
are R. T. Priddv and I L. Allen ot
Richmond, Va. They are staving at the
Swannanoa.
The latest news received by Capt. M.
12. Carter concerning the condition oi his
mother is that she is not so well as she
was a few days ago.
Herbert l. Child, whose leg was
broken in a coasting accident on Flint
street some time ago, is now able to sit
up, and is getting along very well.
The historic Egyptian marble staircase
mentioned some time ago inTneCrnzKN
has been received at Biltmon? and has
been stored away until needed in Mr.
Vanderbilt's palace.
Manager Clarence Sawyer, of the
Grand opera house, now has an office at
4-7 South Main street. The box sheet of
the Grand will remain at 34. Patton ave
nue, in charge of II. A. Lindsey.
It would seem, judging trom the huge
piles of brick being heaped along North
Main street, that once the pavers get a
start on the street there will lie no dan
ger of their having to stop on account of
a lack ol brick.
Members of the Sunday school of
Bethel M. E. rhurch, South, enjoyed an
entertainment in thechurch last evening.
The program consisted of songs, recita
tions, etc., the whole concluding with
refreshments. There was a large attendance.
John Duncan of Knoxvillc is iu the city
for a few days visiting friends. Mr.
Duncan lias not been in Asheville dining
the past 23 years and is scarcely able to
recocuizc any of the buildings he was
familiar with or friends he knew a quar
ter of a century ago.
The uttractioa at the Grand ou Friday
evening will be AO0, the wagice
(Jucen, a revival of the immensely popu
lar spectacular play. The Buffalo Cour
ier thus criticises the production :
"'Zozo,' the Magic (Juecn.drewa large
audience last evening. The play is a
sailor's 'yarn,' with the usual humorous
improbabilities and exaggeration, and is
presented in three acts. The scenery is
the best ever seen in Buffalo, and, by the
aid ol strong calcium lights, is made to
present a gorgeous spectacle. The loved
and loving sovereign of the fairy realm,
'Zozo,' whose enchanted wand rules the
flowery land and its pretty occupants,
and her favorite and bearer of the talis
man, are two charming ideal characters.
The demon captain of the ()ueen's Guards
looks as though he might really be a
demon, and acts his part well. The
military parade of the Queen's Guards
was one of the most pleasing features of
the play. The tableaux presented elicited
the admiration of all, and the musical
part of the performance was above the
average."
Tickets go on sale tomorrow at 34
Pattou avenue.
THE MARKETS.
REPAIRING AND MAKING FURNITURE
UPHOLSTERING ,
MATTRESS MAKING,
Hair, Cotton, Husk or Moss,
Laying Carpets, Packing and Unpacking
Furniture, Hanging Shades, Etc.
We Can Do Any Kind of Work
in Our Line and in a Satisfac
tory Maimer, dive us a call !
W. B. WILLIAMSON & CO.,
HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL KINDS FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETC.
Ntw York Market.
New Yokk. 'March, s Cotton t'ututcs,
Miinh, soo ; April, u.iu.; May, '.i 14; June,
9 U3; July, 9.31; .August, 9 3-
Mtock unotaliodg,
Nhw York, March S Krie 21"; Lake
Shore lT'; Chicago uad Northwestern
lllr,s: Norluik and Western, 3-1 ; Richmond
and West foint Terminal Uv. Western
Union !"''.
WANTIil) A con
laly teacher
luUez to Me-w Advertisements,
mpctent anil experience!
lesircs a position in a
school or lamil y Music ttiuuht in addition
to other branches Testimonials nWen Ad
dress, Box 3 t, Warrenton,
msdiitwit N C
ELBERMAR.
1S1 crmar is situated near Victoria,
on onklartl avenue, ion yaras iront
nth Mam street. Caa nceoinniodule
wt-utv cuests comfortably, ror ratts ol
boiiril call upon or write to
mSdlw' GKKliNWOOD K. OLIVER.
SAl.li or VAl.UAULli PROI'HKTY ON
SOUTH MAIN, V1.L1!V, SYCVMOKH
Bv virtue of a deed of trust executed to me
liv I O. Martin and wife, dated the It Hi
day ol" November. lbOl, I shall offer lor sale
st public auction at the court house door in
he c.lv of Asheville. Kuncombe county, in
on Wednesday the 5th day of April, 181)3.
11 o ciocic a in tnc louowine aescrioeo
lots, pieces or parcels of land situate, lying
and beini: in the said cit v of Asneville, to
wn, the lots numoercu. respectively, .i.
8.9.12. 13. 14-. 16, 17, 18, 21,21', 23, 2,
25, 2ti. 27. 2H. 1!'J. 3D. 31, 32, 33, 3. 35, 3.
17 and 3M on a survey or map made Dy v.
UinK. and registered in the ottice or Kecis-
ter of Deeds in Buncombe county, in book
'.i of deeds. pai?cs GOO and 5ol; being the
name lots conveyed to J O Martin Dy lal-
bot Penniman anil others by deed dated C'
tober 15, llt and registered in snid ottice
il deed book 7f. pajiesoOS et 8eq. The prop
rt y will be sold in lots.
Terms One-third cash and the balance in
wo equal instalments payable, respective! v.
six and twelve months afier the day of sale
with interest trom that day at the rate of h
percent per annum; the deterred installments
to be secured by deed of trust on the prop-
rtv to be xxiuile ana registered at cost ol
purchaser; ox the purchaser may, if he de
sire, pay tnc -wnoie purchase money in casuA
W U MA K 1 I .N.
lllN-lS-Bl'-SO-tils Ttustee
SPIRITS ON THE STAGE.
A. FIRK.
The Oil Stove Once More ;et In
Its 'Work.
The Mission board of the First linptist
church wished to hold a meeting in the
pastor's study last evening aud ahout
G o'clock the janitor fired up an oil stove
to beat the room. In a few minutes the
janitor heard an explosion and rushing
to the study saw bits of the stove flying
through the air, while the carpet was on
fire. He carried water with which to
fight the fire while someone who was
near ran to box 462. in front of Powell
& Snider's. and turned in an alarm. The
department turned out, but did nothing.
as tnc nre naa oeen cxtinguisneu in n
short time. A few yards ot carpet were
ruined and the stove was wrecked.
Harris Lltliia Water.
The attention of the public is called to
the testimonials of Dr. A. N. Tally of
Columbia, S. C. and Judge J. B. Ker
shaw and Tudee I- S. Cothram as to the
virtues of the Harris Lithia Water. Dr,
A. N. Tallv is one of the most noted
physicians of South Carolina, and the
testimonial of such a famous physician
speaks lolumcs for this noted water.
The analvsis made bv Prof. R. Oeden
Doremus, M. D. LL. 1). of the College of
the City of New ork shows this water
to be nnoeriorto any other water known
Noted physicians from all parts of the
country are testifying to the superiority
of the Harris Lithia water to any other
water. This water is largely handled by
the Velham Pharmacy ot Asheville.
Xr. Kellljr Trills ETCnlog.
Dr. Jos. J. Eddy, the "peer of spirit me
diums." will eive bis illustrated lecture
on Spiritualism in the Grand opera
bouse this evening-, charging a small ad-
mission lee. Dr. Kddv proposes to pro
duce "new and stsrtlint? manifestation
to convert the skeptical and strengthen
the believer." An eremng of entertain
ment, beginning at 8 o'clock, is prom
ised.
For fine turnouts and first class sad
die horses call on Chambers St Weaver,
16 and 17 Willow street.
Dr. Fddy tool ve Manifestations In
Full tiasllictat Tsiilichl, March 8
Dr. J. HJdy, the famous medium, who
lias been exciting a great deal ot com
mcnt and drawing large audiences
tbrouiru the South, will make bis ap
pearance in the Orand opera house to
night. Dr. lvddy proposes to demonstrate
spirit power in lull gaslight, lie comes
with endorsements trom many sources,
and he promises an evening of delightful
entertainment, lie proposes to tully de
monstrate the methodsemployed by such
spirit mediums as Maud Lord, Mrs.
Hotlman, 1'rotessor laylor, L Mark's
Cook, Richard Bishop, Dr. Arnold and
others, in plain open light, and every
possible means will be used to enlighten
the audience, Dr. hddy is a mysterious
being who has mystified the world by
his superhuman power. He apparently
denes all laws, natural and spiritual
and produces such unbounded evidence
as to convince either the believer or the
unbeliever. The manifestations which
take place in his presence, have been
submitted to the cool, bright steel of sci
cntilic minds, who experience nothing
but lact. Not a member among them but
who snys that in presence of Dr. Eddv
there is a wonderful intelligence outside
of the physical body w hich can annihilate
space. But what that power is there is
a diversity of opinion. Some scientific
men have believed there was a grain of
truth in the claims of spiritualism. It
was believed more on account of the
want of power to deny it than anything
else. The idea that under some strained
and undefined possibilities the spirit of
mortal man may communicate with the
spirit of the departed man is something
that many are prone to believe.anything
that is written or said on the subject is
of interest to them. A small admission
fee will be charged.
Beat it if you can
The fine flour without bran,
It is in the lead and ahead
This Spartanburg steam baked bread
None yet found will take its stead
And by it the people are fed.
At my utall in market place
Always kept nice in show case.
Just within tbe dnor Bonanza stall,
Come and see tbe prices tall.
Noland's stand is always first.
Try his goods, and never hunger
thirst.
HAVE VOV G1VBN Ot'R 1'IXItt
CIGAR A TKl VI- ?
If Not, Wliy Not?
FIVE
I' A UBS
CENT C1GAK
THE LEAD.
I r
LONG
HAVANA FILLER
NEW STAD-
Hcstou's - j6 S. 91. Heston'H.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
ONE NIGHT.
FRIDAY, march 10
The Acme of Dramatic Splendor,
THE NEW
16 Patton Avenue.
Asheville, N. C.
WHITLOCK CLOTHING HOUSE.
46 South IVLain Street.
Dealers in Ready Made Clothing - -
- - Hats and Gents' Furnishing Goods
The Beat Stock in Western Carolina
Clothing Made to Order.
Spring samples ready for selection. Our arrangements are complete lor fitting
the most particular dressers. Rcing practical cutlers and tailors with thirty
years experience enables us to turmsb more satislactory clothing tuau any com
petitor in the business.
YVe take all risks and ask none to take goods that tlo not fit perfectly. Our
justly fatuous dress suits aud latest style business suits for this season will s
pass all previous stocks.
Our stock of neckwear, underwear and hosiery will comprise the productions
of the best makers in the country. Moderate prices will enable all comers to buy
according to their needs. We invite our friends and the public generally to sec our
stock, feeling confident of giving better values than elsewhere.
46 South Main St.
1
ALL KINDS OF
JELLICO AND ANTHRACITE
In Car Lots and Less.
THE ASHEVILLE ICE AND COAL CO..
9
- 30 PATTON AVENUE
TELEPHONES 36 & 40.
CAROLINA WINE AND LIQUOR STORES,
NO, 19 NORTH MAIN AND 7 AND 7 1-2 COLLEGE STS.
Keep in stock "Mount Vernon," "Canadian Club," and Old Baker Kye Whiskies. The Iwsi
Wines, Brandies, Beer, Ale and Stout for family use. All Roods delivered free. Ale and
Porter on draught. Bnterance No. 19 North Main and 7V4 College streets. Telephone
No. 162.
P. S.: On and after May th I will send statement of accounts by mail to parties in.
debted to me u not settled by that time. Respectfully.
PROPRIETOR CAROLINA. SALOON.
WE LEAD: OTHERS FOLLOW,
Telephone No. 108.
If You Want Furniture at Very Low Prices, Now
Is Your Time to Buy I
Our Stock Is Large And Well Assorted !
We expect to sell our phare aiid'will make
Prices Right!
B1L.-A.IR 2o MoDOWBLI
ZOO
THE PERFECTION CF DRAMATIC ART.
The Most tiorircous
and Elaborate Sprctacular Production of
Modern Times !
PERFECT REVELATION OF DELIGHTS
A Veritable Kaleidoscope vt Pans
iniz Nuvelties, produced Origi
nally at a cost of $30,0.
Cofuludinj: with the Kreat transformation.
a paradox of meehanieal wonders, consist
ing 01 i)u pieces. imfoN8itiie to describe: ie
wildcrine and unaccountable changes; a
masterpiece olmudcra mechanism, 10:3o p 111.
Carloads of Special Scenery !
An Army of Toadies and l.entlemen!
4 Twenty-Seven Shaking Characters !
Scats on sale Thursday morning at 34
I'aton avenue. Prices $1, 75, 25;
boxes Siti and .'?4- 60.
FURNITURE DEALERS AND INDERTAKf RS
DAYEGALL NO. 75 TELEPHONE NIGHT CALL NO. 65.
No. 45 Patton Avenue.
and
Upon tbe closing of tbe public schools
Miss Minnie Halyburton will teacb at
the Orange street school building begin
ning Match 27. Terms $2.25 per month.
Pupils thoroughly prepared for next
term's work. Believing no teacher ran
do full justice to pupils from more than
three different grades, and intending to
do thorough work. Miss Halyburton
will not take pupils abore tbe 5cb grade
or lower than tbe 3rd.
E rery body going on tbe Sulphur
Springs line notice that car will leave
Sulphur Springs last trip at 5:30 p. m..
instead of 4:30 ti formerly.
COLD DRY WINDS
And the month of March are
close companions. Tender
hands and faces suffer more
now than at any other time
of the year.
If YOUIt hands chap eas
ily and YOUIl face roughens,
remember
ROYAL CAMPIIORLINE
Used in time will cure where
everything: else fails.
Its tremendous local sale
p peaks loudly of its merits
Its soothing effects when ap
plied after shaving, give it
a new field of usefulness. It
is silently winning its way to
hundreds of homes. Name
trade marked in Patent of
fice; 25 cents per bottle.
uuaranteed as recom
mended or money refunded
FOR SALE BY DRU6GI8TS. MANUFACTURED
ONLY BY
RAYSOR & SMITH,
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS,
SI Fsttoa ATcnne, - - . Askerillc, M. C.
Moody
ri j x X7TT7"sO sO Tk all kinds cut and split any sizb rbady for
-av JL JL tJL2J WW
AND GRATES. MAKES NO ISUOKB;
OTV STJlPXJLTi' YOXJ WITH
ALt, KINDS CUT AND !
OSB AND DELIVERED.
Kindlings and Charcoal
Vl Tr"EI FOR RAN6BS. FURMACBS AN
f yf M t Mid CHBAPBK THAN BARD COAL.
Lime, Portland and Louisville Cement and Plaster, Ar
tificial Stone Hie and Concrete Works.
Fancy Brick and Mortar Color.
Agent for Kings Windsor Asbestos Cement, Pry Mor
tar and Knoxville Sewer Pipe Works.
HAY- AND - FEED
t, I Yairsl and Warehouse near Depot
Telephone 0. Telephone 73.
Office No. SO Patton Aveaoe,
Dissolution Notice
The firm heretofore doing business) nJerthe
firm same and style of Greer tic Johsaoa is this
At; dissolved by ssataal cosiest Z. A
Greer will continue the hasiaeaa at the
stand, and will pay all bills of the old firm.
All acvoants dsc the old firm arc sUo payable
to him. H. C. Johnson will opera trasiness cn
baa own account at 28 North Msia street.
H. C. JOHNSON,
li. A. GKBBK.
March 1, 183.
(LOU BROWN
HAS A NICE LINE OF - -
CLOTHING, HATS and GENTS'
FURNISHING GOODS.
CALL AROUND AND INSPECT HIS STOCK !
LOU BROWN,
35 South Main Street,
Uilliard Block,
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
W. A. BOYCE.
A. M. BURTON.
BOYCE & BURTON,
-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN -o
House Furnishing Goods,
Cooking Stoves and Fixtures,
Heaters and Ranges,
PLUMBERS' , GAS AND STEAM FITTERS' SUPPLIES
TIN AND SLATE R00FIN6, GALVANIZED CORNICE, ETC.
Office; and Store, 3Vo. Kortli Court Place.
TELEPHONE NO, X50.
-Batlsnntes on Plumbing and Steam and Gas Fitting promptly bItcsC on appUca
tlon.