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THE' A8HEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN
Wcdnesdav Evening, April 26, 1893.
ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN
Thk Djilt Citiibn. Democratic, ia published
ct7 afternoon (except Sunday) at the fol
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News From All the World.
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Six Dollars Will Ret
It For a Year, and If You
Live in ABheville It Will
Be Delivered at Your
Door Every Evening.
VOl'R NAMES, I'LKANK
The Citizen's rule that all political
communications must be accompanied
bv the real name of the writer still holds
good, and is gor.d; it is fair and also
necessary.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 'JO, 1M3.
in fur
A. DISCREDITED COI RT'
The Charleston News and Courier
comments with its usual good sense on a
recent attemut at Ivnchini; in Denmark,
S. C, the details of which ought to In
printed by every Southern newspaper.
A negro who was suspected of an at
tempt to commit rape was captured and
taken before the woman he had assailed
and twice positively identified bv her.
The hour of the lynching was 6xed bv
the mob. which seems, contrary to the
usual, to have acted with more than
ordinary coolness and deliberation. The
News and Courier's account says:
"The 'crowd was a most orderly one.'
The ruling spirit in it were 'willing to al
low Williams every chance for his life.'
"Jn pTi-itfmcnt or violence was dis-
olaved.' One of the members ad vised the
prisoner to betake himselt to prayer
nod one of the truards responded, we
have told him so nlreadv.' It was an
orderlv and deliberate crowd, deter
mined on killing; a man 'as a necessary
step for the protection of their wives and
daughters.' 'There was no question in
th mind of a single man in Denmark
Visit thp lr1 w liich was about to lie
done was a righteous action."'
Nevertheless, about two hours before
the time set tor the lynching the accuser!
netrro proved a complete and unnues-
linnnl jilihi hv severnl white men from
an adjoining county where it was proved
beyond a doubt he had been working at
the time of the alleged assault, and he
was released.
The circumstance is one to give the
advocates of vengeance bv the mob a
pause. Their favored court of last resort
is discredited. Conducted under more
favorable circumstances than is usually
the case it condemned the wrong man
and was about to do murder.
Come, now, lel
low voters, let's
have a talk on the
election this after
noonwith the con
test only five days
c . . . j
in trie luture, iij
this possibly the last
chance 1 will have of
saying anything to
you bffore the fight
will have been decided.
During the last few
days several of my
friends have been
pleased to dub me
"mugwump," "bolt
er" and kindred names.
Hv "muuwump" it is
,wutr,H Hint Hie citizens who are in
the Rcf rm movement are meant. That
being the case, I must sav there are lots
and lots of mugwumps and bolters. But
i tn brim? n mugwump or bolter
well, let's see about that,
first place, I live in this
town, pav here just enough
keep from "having trouble with
lector, ami am a registered
New Work at Hie Mission.
At the head of Humphrey Posey's old
mill race on theHiawassee.a company of
Wisconsin lumbermen of which 1". L. Ball
is president, and C. L. Chadbourne,
treasurer, have established steam saw
mills with a paid up capital of $30,000,
where they will do an extensive lumber
business in logs brought down the Ilia
wass; e.
Some miles above these mills J unaluska
carried mesafelv acrossa ford in Hia was
see into Clav county. North Carolina,
and on to Hayesville, the countv seat
on the river sixteen miles above Murphy.
Having spent a couple of hours in this
nice little village, Tusquittee valley was
entered after crossing; the bridge near
Hayesville. This beautiful valley extends
eastward nine miles, and the road winds
up to the head of Tusquittee creek and
over the mountain to the Nantahala
river, into Macon county.
Rowland Howard.
In the
man's
tax to
the col-voter.
Vgain, I'm a free. American citizen, a
lcetle, perhaps, past the 21-year boun
dary. In tact, 1 voted in Asueviiie uuc
yonder when Judge Aston was running;
fur mavor. He was a Democrat, and
was de'leatcd, but I voted for him. I
voted once tor Mayor Wanton altnougn
I opposed him in the primary. I voted
the straight ticket every time there was
one to vote, mv last being for Grover
I'lev. liinil. How much mugwtnnpery is
there in that ?
I voted just as I'm telling Vou. Hut
"who was who" in the l'earson cam-
nuiLMi here a comparatively tew years
ago? It is all right, some of you sav
that is all over with now. It may be-
over with but things such as that anil
the nre.-ent iudenendent move don't die
i .
for a lona time. "Let him that is with
out sin cast the first stone " This
"boltinir" subject is a blade that cuts
both wavs, and if 1 can bear aright the
k-ast some folks sav thereon the sottt i
will be the bed thev arc making tor them
selves. It is said sauce tor the goose is
ditto tot the gander, and if that is true
it is no worse for you to bolt now than
it was lor me or anyone else to do so six
vears niro. 1 like to see a man consist
ent. and he can't be so if he condemns in
others that which he lauds in himself,
and lavs to his soul the nattering unc
tion "i thank thee, Lord, that I am no
as other men are.
Currency Hsinerstitionts.
'rora the the New York Suu.
At last the sacred $100,000,000 treas
ury gold reserve, the infringement upon
which, it has been so confidently assert
ed, would be tantamount to national
bankruptcy, has been broken into, and
for one day at least it was not intact by
several millions. I he deficiency, it is an
nounced, has been temporarily re
paired, though bow and upon what
i-rms noboilv outside ot tne treasury
Department is able to say. That a fresh
nroad unon the fund will soon De maac
s uenerallv exoected. and. at all events
bemnnini? lias been made, ann it nas
been demonstrated that with $05,000
(lOO or so of irold in its treasury the
country can to on as well as with$100,-
OOO.OOO.
The following: combination can onlv
be found at Mitchell's, the furnisher. 2S
Pat ton avenue: "Monarch and "Man
hattan" white and neeligee shirts and
E. iS: W." collars and curls.
i
a. cka ?;-: ok poi.icv,
The New York Herald recently sent to
Hawaii, Charles Nordhoff, a man for
years in semi-public life and long its
Washington correspondent. His opin
ion of the situation at the Sandwich Is
lands is of unusual value, for it is certain
to come from an intelligent study of all
the facts. In his last letter he says ol
the Islands:
"Captain Mahan writes eloquently ot
their importance as a naval station, but
in a time ot peace we don t need them as
a naval station. We have the full use ol
the islands for all purposes. In time ol
war we should have to keep out here a
fleet of twenty or twenty-five first class
ships to make even a show ot defence of
the olanters' properties exposed, liecause
thev all lie witkin gunshot ot the sea.
But it is idle to discuss Captain Mahan's
arguments. What he wants what many
naval officers verv naturally want as
professional men is a big navy, a Ivu
rooean navy: and as. it we are foolish
enoua-h to annex these islands, we cer
tainly will hive to defend them, these
nleasant gentlemen see here in annexa
tion a lever tor a large and beautiful and
formidable, a 'European' navy, on which
we can easily spend a hundred millions
to defend the property of sixty-five saga'
plantations and their stockholders.
Tbe fact is that if go into the annexa
tion of these islands it means a tremen
dous change in our policy as a nation
An outDost like Hawaii would have to
be fortified at the cost ot millions of dol
lars or we would loose it in the first war
in which the islands could lie of any
value to us. As Mr. Nordh'ifT
says, such a defense means a navv
on the European scale, and that
means billions lor defensive and offensive
operations. Then given the administra
tion of one unscrupulous President and
we should presently become embroiled in
quarrels with halt the earth, so great
would lie the temptation to use th
minhtv power intrusted to the Prcsi
dent, the commander-iu-chief of the army
and navy. It is a curious fact, too. th:, t
while thousands of citizens would regard
with something little short f horror the
corresponding increase with the naval
forces of the standing army, they still
see no menace to their liberties or on
terests as a peace loving nation in hun
dreds of war ships.
We have no business with the Sand
wich Islands at all on the ground that
tbey be mcessary in time of war, for we
are not a fighting nation, and it is al
most among the impossibilities that we
should be attacked by any nation large
enoueh to give us a moment's uneasi
ness. The United States annexing the
Sandwich Islands as a war measure ii a
cood deal as though a farmer in Western
a u
North Carolina should purchase a moun
tain on the ground that it would be a
irood outpost from whi' h to defend bit
bouse from the advance of hostile abo
rigines-
And the Pearson campaign is not the
nly one in which this thing of "boltin
has been known. Ae had an election
last fall, and it was an open secret tha
tolling was very popular in certain
cmarters. But we carried the county l.
good maioruv, lust tne same. -iron
ing!" Rats!
Hi t as I was saving, I'm old enough
to vote mvsclt. 1 think 1 know what I
want, and such terms as "mugwump.
bolter," etc, will lie received on sub
scription and duly considered. 1 am not
n any hvstcriis over the Reform move
ment. 1 m going to pick up mv ticket
nd vote, and I promise vou it shall b
a ticket that 1 will proudly vote, t tie
that any man in Asheville might (eel
proud to vote. It shall be composed of
good men all through, and tlien it tne
Reform ticket wins, it will do so simply
because it gets a majority of the votes
ist. But this talk of "bolter would
better be dropped. Only in some cases
in vou whip men into hue vou can t
do it all the time. I intend to vote the
best ticket there is in town. 1 want no
pulling nor threatening of reading out
of the partv. 1 am not after office
otherwise 1 might hold different views.
I here s lots in that, you know, tnat
goes to make up the crime or palliation
ot a "bolt.
FAIUUES
FITTED ,11 ."FOOTWEAR
-BY-
BLANTON, WRIGHT Sc .CO.
No .39 PattQti Avenue.
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JARVIS, RICHARDS & LEE,
Sole agency for the Celebrated
L. & M. PURE PAINTS.
Sala Exceed 61,000,000 Pounds.
Actual cost about Sl.lO per gallon.
Any building that is not satisfactory when painted
with our Prepared Paints wc will repaint at our expense
with such white lead or other paint as tbe property own
er may select.
JARVIS. RICHARDS & LEE,
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A cream ! t art in-lw, ktrt K"elcr HiKh
est of all in lenvrainK strength. Latest
Pnited States l)overnm -nt Food Report.
KOVAL nAKlNli POWDER CO.,
ion Wall St., New Vork.
SOUVENIRS
THE CITIZENS' REFORM TICKET.
' FOIt MAYOR :
TUOS W. PATTON
FOH ALDEKMliN:
First Ward W. W. Jones.
Second Ward J. M. Westall.
Third Ward II. Lamar Gudtjer.
Fourth Ward B. H Cosby.
City-at-Large J. A. (,'onant.
II. Redwood,
J. P. Sawyer.
roll ADVISORS
W. B. Gwyn,
D. T. Millard,
E. D. McCollum,
J. A. Nichols.
lewis Maddux, Pres
H . T. COLLINS. Vice-Pres.
L.. P. M'LOUD, Caahlr'
Capital, $50,000. Surplus, $40,000.
WESTERN CAROLINA BANK.
State, County And City Depository.
"I've not no axe to erind" is a
ing apology on all sides now.
sta ml-
Thk policeman who takes a part in
ictive politics, in defiance ol the rules of
the police department, should be fired as
soon as the new Board uoes in, no differ
ence which side he worked on. Policemen
ouiiht not to be ward "heelers."
1 iii-:sK views are but the views ot one
voter, and that voter The Tattler.
Higher Than 4ale-vlll
New York Correspondence.
A plat of 30,000 square feet, fronting
100 teet on Broadway and 182 feet on
New street, has uist been sold tor
$2,000,0110. The lour buildings now
standini! will be torn do wn and one bi:
office structure fourteen stories hiijh will
be put up at a cost ot $1,500,000. It
asserted that as soon as the sale became
known the purchasers were offered an
advance .1 $100,000 on the price thev
iiad paid.
SEMCXTARY CALLINGS
at sometime or other bring
on a torpid liver. This con
dition ii common to an in
door Ilia; then there follows
another condition, anaemia.
or lack of blood ; f reouontly
another worse effect tha
of dvroeDsia. Thesa condi
tions aeirravate on another.
Tour Dad temper is like
wise aggravating to your
friend. No need to go fur
ther, th rent is easy. If
vou buT a vial of Doctor
Fierce' Pleasant Pellets
you'll And them a noturot
rtmtdy. Mild hut effectual. They have a
trnnTthfininir effect unon the unimr mem
brane ol stomacn ana Dowels, senoe mmmt
effect ii lasting. Thev curs Constipation, In
digestion. Jaundice, BUiourrMaa and Hick car
Biliou Heaiuu-hea, permanently;
thev art natnrnllv.
The best mMiral testimony th o,ea that
these cases are best treated by mild, methods,
One tiny, sugar-coated. Pellet is s corrector.
a regulator, ana a gentis laxative, ineyi
put up in guu vials, easily carnexi
always fresh. They are ffuarantfH to
ant or cure, or tbe money is returned.
West Asheyllte and Su I phar
L VE DEPOT FOB 8UL- LEAVB 81'LPHl i
Wedding Presents.
JEWELRY V
MADE TO ORDER.
ARTHUR H.FIKLD,
LEADING JEVlELER
(8 MOUTH Jffl AIM STREET.
JUDi 'MKNTS.
The Retail (irocrrs Association offer t ic
follov-inx jutlRments for sale:
MRS K G. WALKG ISO 97
J. K. HIT. I IS 1
W. M . ( . K 1 .VI r 1 f
ALF. I.HMIUT TEH 12 65
OA SB WHST no
T R. T A Y 1 OR 52
SAM HATON 3 2(
J K.RBVNOLUS SO
. H. V I'.LL IdllMU
I. M. BROYI.ES 16 75
MISS C. Hl'KKU, 70V4 S. Main St 2 76
VIRGINIA ROB! B, Charl'-tte St 25 04.
A H WARB 2 25
V. S Jt'STICtS 3 77
MB1.VIN NICHOLS 6 60
JERKIN WILLIS 100
A. Greer.
H . C Johnson.
A. II. Cooptr,
R. B. Noland c Son,
Wm. Kroner,
J. A. Porter.
n V Bell.
S H Kep'er.
Kay Jit littird.
M . C. Noland,
T. J. Revell.
C. S. COOPER'S FEED DEPOT.
No. 18 N. Couurt Square.
TELEPHONE, NO. 67.
VV e have a large, fresu and select stock 01 f eea on
hand. Bought at down prices; will be sold same way. No
advance this year in scarcely anything in our line enables j
us to sell without advancing prices. Quality, weights aud
prices positively guaranteed. Respectfully,
O. S. COOPER.
Osratsmnisccl Blam, 1888.
DEPOSIT BOXES IN FIRE PROOF VAULTS RENTED AT REASONABLE RATES
QKNERA.L BANKING BUSINESS TRA NHAtTTKD
Intercil Paid on Deposits in Saa-vsntr Dcosirtnseaxt.
DIRBCTOK8
Lewis Maddux, H. T. Collins. M. J. Faetr. J. E. Reed.
Chas. McNamee, J. E. Rankin. M. J. Bearden. S. H. Reed.
BANK OPEN FROM 9 A. IN. TILL 4 P. M. ON SftTUROAY Til L S P. M.
BUILDERS I
Patronize Home Industry
French Broad Lumber Go.
Having: accumulated a large stock
Framing, Sheathing, &c. will sell
tiie;best flour in the market is
ROLLER - KIN
Manufactured by the Asheville Milling Co., .
and kept in stock by "the following grocers:
FBAHINC AT $7.50 PKR
8BEETING $5.SO
x,ooo FEET.
A. D. UOOPKIl,
. A. GREER,
R. B. NOLAND & SON,
JENKINS BUGS.,
GLENN BROS.,
STRADLEY BROS.,
BRITT & ORlt.
R. BERMAN,
WM. KROGER,
W. A. LATIMER,
.7. M. & J. B. SEIGLER,
UAY GREEN,
J. G, LANCE & CO.,
A. D. NEILSON,
J. S. FULLAM,
TRULL & SON.
HARRIS' LITHIA WATER.
HARRIS' LITHIA bPRINGS, . C
piano Tuning
' it. I.. McDonald,
F. M Foster,
I. S. I'ulluOT.
: V. C. Stradlev Ht Rro
J. M. r I . SeiKler,
I tilcnn Bros..
1 W. M. Hill efe Co.
! W. A. Latimer,
D. H. Webb,
j Owcnby & Sob.
C. E. M'GEE, FROM BOSTON
All Work Guaranteed by Him and
NO 36 NORTH MAIN STREET, ASHEVILLE.
SEED POTATOES.
After a loner and varied experience in the use of Mineral Waters from many source.
hoth foreiff-n and domestic. 1 am full v Hnmsded that the Harris' L,itnJa Water Possesse
efficacy in the treatment; of sifflctions of the Kidisey and bladder unequalled by any other
water or wnicn narc 1 muc xnai.
Xhia ooinion is based noon observation of ita efiecta noon rar patients for the past
three years, daring which time I have prescribed it freely and almost nnlforsnly with bene
fit in the medical maladies above mentioned.
when failure 1 o relieve Baa occurred, l nave mpaira it to msamcient use or tne
Water, tor my experience testchers me, that from one to two quart a daily should be taken
from two to lour weeks, to secure its full remedial effects.
Columbia, 8. C, October 8. 1893. A. N. TALLY, M. I).
Camden, Jan a, 1H92.
EARLV PURITAN. BEST EARLY, PBR
BUSHEL, Sl.OO
BMP1RB STATE, POR SECOND EARLY
AND MAIN CROP, PBR BU8HBL 80C.
Tbe above are heavy croppers in -their
class. Plesh pare white, and cook dry and
mealy. Apply
HANAGHR,
mch30wltdtf Biltmore Farm.
I J. T. Harris, Bao
Waterloo. S. C. :
i. Kan.
near air: ' ' I find ereat benefit from the use of vour Litnia Water.
tonic, and areneral rtsrulator of the diEestion. as well as very efficacious in those
for which Litma Is coasiderca aomewnat oi a specinc.
I consist.
it a
dia
fin-
a.
My wife has been asinfr 3
in every respect equal to the
ADoevuie, a. .
JUDGE J. B. KBR8HAW
your Lithia Water and is very maicb benefitted. I consider
famous unaio Lit ma water.
JUDGE J. 8. COTHRAN.
FOR SALE BT
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BALTIMORE CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS CO.
10-12 PATTON AVENUE-
Mole A Kent,
msdimo
PELHAM PiaAIlMACY,
Aavewlllr, K. C.
PHUB 8PRINGB.
8am
Um T.n-,avill V4 1 wrilM- " 1
was afflicted with sciatica, sod bad lost
tbe use ot one arm ana one Kg tor nine
years. I went to Hot Springs and also
tried diffcrmt doctors, bnt found no
care until 1 tried Botanic Blood Balm.
It made me sound and well. I am well
known in this vicinity."
Mitchell, the Men's Farnisber, has un
doubtedly tbe largest and moat carefully
selected stock of Men's Furnishing in
tbe city. He makes a specialty of Mon
arch and Manhattan s irta, E. & W.
collars. Star shirt waists, Melville Hat
and Hathaway, Some and Harrington's
Fine Shoes.
SPRINGS.
8.30 ;
9.30 i
10.30 ,
11.30
12.30
13)
2.30
3.30
4.30
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tlO a m
11 a m
12 m
lpm
2pm
3pm
4pm
6pm 530 p m
e n m
'Note this scbednle is from depot; take
car at postotfice 15 minutes earlier.
t Except Sundays when car will leave
Sulphur Springs at 10 a m resamins; tbe
regular schedule again by leaving depot
at 11a.m.
Cars between postoffice and depot
every xo minutes.
One of tbe linn hnvin juwt returned from the Northern markets whe'tj bo has been
attending some very lare sales, and has secured with his ready cash the tremendous
stock of the world renown
GRAFT & CO.'S LIME OF aFITNaE CLOTHING,
Wtfare now uble to give the people of Asheville and vicinity the benefit of this wonder
ful sacrifice. This is an occurrence of once in a life time. Below you will find some of
our prices that are death to our competitors,:
NOW LOOK HKRE! Men's all wool suits, 111 all styles, going at $3 98; youths'
suits, dandies, $2.48; boys knee suits, 51.18. "You inbonnpr men. look here! working
pants, 83 cents. My boys, this for you; smile! kn e pants, 24 cents. Talk about
shirts; we have them, a honey, for 19 cents. Say, talk about hats; we just got in one
thousand, and we must got rid of them. Prfce them. One word about shoes We are
the world beaters in prices and styles. Here are some of our prices; compare with other
houses : A fine dongola ladies' shoe, a beauty fn style and fit, $1-7 8. For gents we
have a beauty, tnown as the Geo. F- Snow's shoes, for summer wearing.' They are
beauties, for $ 1.98. Come on, you working man; a solid leather shoe-for 89 cents Will
you go barefooted ? For the little folks we will say we can please them; a nice dongola
spring heel shoe for 65 cents. Mothers, bung your children, we will fit theia." About
our dry goods is too numerous to mention. But we will say, this: We are strictly in
it. Eoch and every one receives a present one of . our grand souvenirs while this
great sale is going on. - ,
BALTIMORE GLOTIIIuG AHD DPY GOODSi CO.,
zoia Patton ATe,. " - - - - AMtxcyrtlli Cf.
ACME WINE & LIQUOR BOUSE
) Claims tbe larsest stock of first class?
. good of any" house in the Sttc. Makea ,
a specialty of '
-Cooking Brandies mid Jelly Winvi.
cSolc agents tor the Acme Old Curu.)
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JAS. H. LOUGHRAN , Proprietor
lr. 58 Soatlm Main Strt cl.
THLEFHONlt CAU. P0. X3- r. O. BOX sSSS, JaSHli-VIX-I-K.
Y MOTTO IS TO KEEP THE BEST AMD CHARfiE ACCORDINGLY.
"BONANZA" WINE AND LIQUOR GO,,
1 af3 . ata.sAla. t4sU, Ajslmeville
lMOaS. afj
OLRSALH DBPARTMWrT, OBHTST 3T At
PARIX)B ND stBAXtlNO ROOaf . JJi Vs s
CIOAKS, TOBaCCO AMD BOTTL8 OOOD8, BAM- XI f B A i-f
-. , rlA MLLlasD AND POOb BOOM. iXVa Os
BEER : VAULTS : ASQ .EOnUrtS : CLPABTUENT : If .: BASEUENT
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Wiaauarsaiy suUjt asaeeaTyosgssatrnwaaT
P. A TIT A 12 QUARPT, Manrtjrer.
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