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THE ASHEVILLE IXAJLJLTV CITIZEN Wednesday Evening, June 7, 1893. ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN TtiB Daily Citizbm. Democratic, is published every afternoon (except Saadaj) at the fol lowing rates strictly cash: oki Yut $fl.no Rtx Months S.OO TliiK Months l.fiO Okk Moktq GO Onbwrbk. 16 WKDNESDAY. JUNE 7. 1893. Come, Mr. "Straight-out." Jon't bnck out. Briiiff on your proof or npoloKtate to Mr. Tenncnt. Mayor Patton is tuite right in what lie says in regard to the indiscriminate signing of petitions; thev have been made worthless and contemptible by the prac tice of persons ailixiug their unities with out regard to tbe obligation of sincerity that should accompany that act. Hut we do not regret attributing the weight wc did t9 the Lynch petition since it is bringing out all the facts in the case facts the people should know. It is a pleasure to learn from an ofliciai source that the World's Pair is now paying its debts at the rate of $l!5,ono per day. This comes about not alone from the fact that the number of visitors is increasing daily, but also because of the completion of the pair and the dis charge of hundreds of employes. If, now, the ruilwavs would reduce their rates to something less than highway robbery proportions everybody and his wile and children would head for Chicago at once, and the railways and tbe Pair too would make a mint ol mouev. THli KUW Arl'OIMTMUNTB. The appointments made by the new Board the other day were relatively and, for the most part, actually, excellent. If, barring the Republican employes, they had been made by the Hoard that voted for its relatives two years ago the peo ple would ha ve been better served than they were. Hut it must be remembered that the present is a reform administra tion; to some extent a model adminis tration; that is, it must not only remedy the errors of the last administration as far as possible, but It must be a good thing in itself. Now we have objected to otic or two appointments made last week, and in answer to our criticism of the appoint ment of the new chief of police Mayor 1'utton recites sonic of the failings of the old and promises to discharge Mr. liar kins if he is found guilty of similar offenses. We should hope so, but what of the fate of the man who was responsi ble for the state of affairs the Mayor recites? It is true he is not now Chief of police, but wc find him on the force ami placed there by the reformers! It is doubtless the fact we have tbe evidence of it that the Mayor in running the City's affairs knows no politics, but wc venture to sav that such is not the case with the new Chief of police. He knows a good deal of partisan politics and we do not believe he will forget any in the time he is in the office be at present enjoys. That and the fact that he is or was about to leave Ashevillc form our objections to him. But the reformers are on the whole doing well and we do not propose to nag them for little things. They should have a living chance to show what they can do. They were not elected its Dem ocrats, and that they are not acting like Democrats was to be expected. We can try them a year, nnd then if we do not like their way wc can vote a change provided wc have the majority with us. THK KXTIIA SJ".SSHN. The President told a reporter for the Southern Associated Press Monday that he intended to call an extra session of Congress not later than the middle of September. lie added: "The time is at hand when their repre sentatives in Congress will be called upon to deal with the financial condition which is the only menace to the coun try's welfare and prosperity. "It is well for the people to take up the subject for themselves and arrive at their O'vn conclusions as to tbe merits of the financial policy which obliges us to purchase idle silver bullion with gold taken from our reserve. One does not need the eye of the financier to see that this gold thus subtracted from the government's stock is eagerly seized by other nations for the purpose of strengthening their own credit at our expense. "It does tiot need the art of statesman ship to detect the danger that awaits upon the continuance of this operation. Already the timidity of capital is pain fully apparent, and none of us can fail to see that fear and apprehension in mone tary circles will ultimately bring suffer ing to every humble home in our land. 'I think that between now and the meeting of Congress much depends upon the action of those engaged in financial operations and business enterprises. Our vast national resources and credit arc abundantly snflictcnt to justify them in the utmost faith ond confidence. If, in stead of being frightened, they arc con servative, and if, instead of gloomily an ticipating immediate disaster, they con tribute their share of hope and steadi ness they will perform n patriotic duty and at the same time protect their own interest. The things just now needed are coolness and calmness in financial cir cles nnd study nnd reflection among our people." Eight years ago PrcsiJciit Cleveland sounded a somewhat similar warning predicting financial disaster that never came, and which by all the laws of finance ought to have come, but for the fact that the United States, because of their unlimited resources and credit, seem to form a law nnto themselves and have so far upset all theories as to the effect of the excessive coinage oi light weight silver dollars.' How much longer can the United States continue to do this? Can we permit the free coinage of silver while aU tbe world .beside retains the gold standard, and avoid tbe disaster that New York bankers predict is upon la.? The South and West sax we can; tbe East and tbe President say we can not. . On one point we think the President is plainly wrong; and that is--in laying the cause of the present monetary stringency wholly on the! Sherman ' law. This piece A oiwoi tunity while .it lasts After Jo ly V. X. 5H03, t-o oricinaU lO ccat.Nu ba tweca the depot and Sulphur Springs will be resumed.. .Until Ahat - date. t)M rooaid. trip from poetoflice 29 cents. Open car every hour between depot and Springs until 6:30 OK. J. U. VUMK II1HI. of Republican legislation may indeed have been tbe original, tbe provoking cause; but wc believe tbat if it were cer tainly known today that the Sherman law was not to be repealed, and if it were ulso known Just what Congress would do with the tariff question, there would be in a short time a perceptible revival in business. In other words, tbe business of this country, as that of any other, cau stand anything better than suspense and uncertainty; and of those two elements threatening disaster, we have now about all we can endure. It is not to the credit of tbe Democrat party, or to our present system of long delay in legislation when a new admin istration takes hold, that these questions nre not in a fair way of settlement one way or the other before now. The Cn i zun, at once after Mr. Cleveland's elec tion, took the ground tbat partly because of the condition of the country's finances as luisnianajicd by the Republi can party, there ought to be an extra session of Congress called very soou after the fourth of March; anil time lias justified the soundness of that opinion. On the top of our present uncertainty aud financial trouble, to wait now three months longer for tbe assembling of Congress is to prolong the suspense aud invite disaster. To wait six mouths after an election before bcgimiirg to cany out the mandates of the people therein expressed, is the kind of con servatism tbat makes of the progress of the snail a shining example of rapiuitv. President Cleveland should have got Congress to work immediately after March fourth. WHAT AHO H'T THIS? The November Tctm or MitllMst Huperlor Court It Non 1 : i t . The following correspondence has been handed Tun Crruii.v for publication: J. C. I'riu-hun, ICn., Alurshall, .V. C: My Pbak Sir: In revising my calendar of courts for the next two years I am iu eliued to the opinion that you have Ik.ch legislated out of the Ncivcmlx-r term of Madison Superior court. The nets of INSfi give Madison a term on the eleventh Mouclny after the fust Monday in September. I do not rintl in the acts of 1SS9 or 1801 any change of this term. By the acts of 1.VJ3, ch. 13S, 1 lie terms of the courts of Swain county arc fixed as follows: "Pout tccnth Mondav after the first Monday in March and eleventh Monday after the tirst Monday in September." it appears therefore tha't the fall term of Swain Superior ceurt is fixed at the same time as the November term ejf Madison Suerior court, and this will, it seems to me, operate .-is a repeal of the November terra ef Madison, al though the act docs uot mention Madi son county. If public attention has not been called to this, kindly have this letter published in Tin-: Asiikvii.i.k Citizicn. It may tic, however, that this repeal was intended and that I am giving you no news, al though if it were interitled to abolish the November term of Madison Superior court the act should have so stated and not have repealed it bv implication. Raleigh, N. C, Junc'l, lSlKi. Yours very trulv, . liusbec. P.MTOK Tin; CvnzicN: Please publish the feiregoing letter from Mr. Bushec. Not having a copy of the journal of the last House am una Me to sav who is the author et the bill depriving; us of our most important term of court. The November term was for the trial of civil causes only and hael been the means of clearing oil our civil tlocket and a speedy hearing of a'l civil litigation. Our crinn nal docket is very large and 1 fear that the change relerrcd tti in Mr. Husbee's letter will work a great injury to tbat class of our citizens who have causes pending on civil docket. Kespe-ctftill v, Marshall, June 3. J. C. Pritchurtl. MaitKCHllona am to Kallroads. Piiitok The Citizen: The following if suggested for the consideration of the railroael committee which meets here on Saturday next: First, bet the county subscribe $lMO, 000 in aid of a railroad to Bristol. Second. Let $100,000 be subscribed for the extension of the roael towards Urevard. Por the following reasons: Pirst. Whatever is done to aid the building of rnilroads should be done by the county, as every section of the coun ty will share in the benehts of the same. Second. Neither a city or township bond would be of any aid. is neither could be sold for anything like their par value, thus preventing the railroael from realizing on them the amount necessary to do the work, while the city or town ship would be liable for their fa e val-.ie. YOVTIK AW EASY I'llJSY, with your flush mlur! liolow a healthy stnmlaril, for IJorisiimrition and othr Hrrnr ulous and lnnj?ereu3 diseases. Ami It's for iust thin condition that. Dr. Hercc'ii (JoUlen Itxlical Discovery is especially vaiuablo. If you're thliun-r than you ought to be, whetnor from wauling dinna-sre, dpfet-tivo nutrition, or whatever raum, the Discov ery " will unn-ly Urinpc you up to the healthy standard. By mstorinir the normal action of the deraiiKod organs anl functions, it arouses every natural source and means of nourish ment. As a strenfrth-restorer and flesh huildor, nothing like this medicine is known to medical wience. Filthy Cod Liver OU and all Its disguised compounds can't compare with ft. It'a sold on triat. . That is. In everything thnt's claimed for it. If the ' Discovery " evur fails to benefit or cure, you have your money bnclt. What offer conid be more business-like f HCH KXVt.Z. WcbI AKbeTllle and Sulpuur prlnxs KnllwST. LtAVB P. O. FOK5UL- LEAVE SUI.rilUR PIIUK SPKINCS. SI'RINCS. 7.45 a m 8.30 a m W.45 a m 9.30 a m 9.4-5 a m 10.30 a m 10.45 am 11.30 a m 11.45 am 12.30 p m 12.45 p m 1.30 p m 1 .45 p m 2.30 p m 2.45 p m 3.30 p m 3.45 p m 4.30 p m 4.45 p m 5.30 p m 5.45 p m C.30 p in 6.45 o m 'Except Sundays wlwu car will leave Sulphur Springs at lO a m resuming the regular schedule again by leaving depot at 11 a. m. Cars between postoflice and Tdeoot cverv 15 minutes. "A Flue Dlstlncllou. Prom, the Sfringficld Rcpub'ican. The decision of thechurch is that III iggs' teachings are in conflict witli the letter ol the Westminister confession concern ing the Bible and the comlitious of I ar sons after death. lie has taught that there nre errors in the lliblc. while bis church has always held that there are none, lie urges that these errors tlo not weaken the position ol the lliblc as an infallible guide to faith a nil practice and affirms bis lielicf in its infallibility in this sense. 1 his distinction is too tine to be grasetl by the ordinary miuri. If the Hible is infallibly inspired bow can it contain errors, and who is to be the judge to determine what parts ed it arc infallibly inspired nnd what tnt r Nolliluic Hut confederate Mouev I'roin the Chfirlottc News. Pivc old Confetlcrate veterans walked into a saloon'iu Kalcigh the day the Davis funeral train was there to get some liquid refreshment. One of the five plaukeel elown n silver dollar to pay for tbcelriuks but the saloon keciier informed him that his nioncv was not good. The old Con federate looked at the saloon keeper nnel and then at his tuotiev, but could not uti eicrstanel whv it woubl not iro, as it hsul the right ring to it. The saloon keeper to relieve the old veteran of bis embar rassment iuforiueel him that uothing but Ctinfcdcrate money passed in Kalcigh that elav. Ihsolutely yure A vrvutn of tartrii" tiftki'iR powder. Ili&li ent of tll in UavcuinR etrcnLli. Katctst t'nili'tl States Government Pood Report. KOYAL. nAKINC. rttWDHK CO., ZZ lOrt Wull St.. New York. SOUVENIRS t!GrEMS-!f Wedding Presents. JEWELRY X- -X- -X- MADE TO ORDER. AvK.TIIU 11. FIELD, LEADING JEV.ELERV aS KUt'TH 9IAIN -i'l".JT. TRIE HOUSTON NARCOTIC CURE ! . Allcock's poras plasters, ( 25 cent tite) 13 cents each; 2 for 25 cents, Pclhm's. or the excessive use of I ltuor. Mi rphinc. Opium and Tobaccu. has .otitici it neussary to have more room, nml have see a red that commodious und ecunfortablo residence No T3 College Htrcet, where every convenience and comfort will be given itrsuus under trcatmcut. A Kuarnntrc is itca to refund the money if u tare is not mad1:. A pply to IRS. SPKNCK& MILLVRDt Or to Tlie Narcotic CTur Oo., No. 55 College Street. All correspondence couGdcutia). CAESAR'S HEAD HOTEL. Located on the rUiuinit of CT;eBar Head mounts in, in ttpjicr South Curolina, 4- G'0 feet above the sea; average temperature, from ru to 7u with an atmosphere dry, soft, Inlmy, exhilarating; veritable elixir of life." V II le oi net! for the season of 1 HiKl on May 25. The comfort of ueta will a.t oil times and in all things tc most carefn'ly consulted. tistance from Ashevillc. 45 miles; from Henderson ville, 2G miles; over good roads, tbroagh a charmingly delightful country. maviildtf PROPKIliTOK THE ESMERALDA INN, HICKORY NUT CAP, IN THE CENTRE OF THE THERMAL BELT ! NOW OPBN FOR BUSINESS ! Attractions Chimney Rock, OH Rnld Mountain. Silver Kails. Zmmt:mAr9 of Broad Kirtr, The Pool. Cathntral Cavern, Hickory Nut Halls. 1.3SU ft. high, I'iihkiiK and BathiaK. Rta will be sent 00 reqties and can ac commodate fire persons. Address - HKS. FERGVSOIf, nay32dtf Bat Cave. M. C. Excursion Tickets X BOUGHT AKD SOLD. CHEAP RAT'S TO ALL POINTS ! CP. RAV, Member American Tlcaet Brokers' Associa tion, 28 (touts Hals street. FA Mil ItS FITTED :!N : FOOTWEAR BLANTON, WRIGHT 6c CO. 39 Patton Avenue. THE ASHEYILLE CARRIAGE AND WAGON REPOSITORY, T. S. MORRISON, IIIJAIHJUARTKKS 1--OR I-INIJ CARRIACBS, 1IUOGIES, I'AKM WAGIINS.SI'KJNO WAGONS, ACRICt'LTI'KAI. MACI1INUKV. In the Natural Wood and in Colors. Canopy and Extension Top Surreys. Light Surreys for One Horse a Specialty. "Kvcrv lob Ouaritti tccii ' GLENN SPRINGS WATER is a. sure: relief to sufferers. W I at Hon T I) Johnston snys about It: 'About fftir years bko I toramtnwd the use of the U'cnn8ir lnx wntcr. to rifl mv nvr- tem ol' the malaria from TV hit h I bad been NiifTcrlnB for some time. The w liter liaa en tirely relieved roe and I cb.crfully state iliat I lulkvc it to be a. Rood water a. can be found for nil ordinary diseases of the IIti r nml kidneys. For a general tonic and reooralcr of the sj stem I believe It has no cnual. Very truly youis. "T. 1. JOHNSTON." From John I. Arthur, Iinj . Attorney at Law: "1 don't know the constituents of tbe Glenn Springs wntcr; if I did 1 would make pome for melf. Nticlurdo 1 know bow it nets; if I did I would act so mjseT. It is well made water and it acts well. I can only say that its eff-cts on mc and my forcfatbciH baa been more licntlieUI than tiny other water wc ever used, and I am glad it has been pat. in the reach of as poor a man as JOHN I. ARTHUR "To Pilhani'a l'tourniacy. May 33, 18t)3." What c T. Kawls writes l'clliani's l'harniaey, Aahevllle, N. O.- ' "Gentlemen: 1 have used Glenn Springs water and con-idcr it. as compared with other mineral waters, the best I know cf. Everyone in South Carolina knows about "OM Olcn Springs In fact it has been must favorably known there for a century. Yours truly. "C. T. RAWLS." Ashevillc, M. C , May li7. 193. PELHAM'S PHARMACY, Hole j cit. Aeihcvillc, K. c, BRiEAD is The Staff of Life If there is one article of food desire.! above all others to be pure and of hih cjuali ty it should lc Hresid. This can only be secured by using u. hi;h Kfde of flour withKOod baking powder and pare leaf la.rd. I'sc the SOUTHERN CROSS FLOUR. KOY AL OR CLBVliLANI) BAKING PO WDURS, -WITH rt'KH I, EA F LARD, aud you will never be dtsa.p pointed in your light bread, rolls or bineuits. Southern Cross has ffiven entire satisfaction to T. J. RBVELL, 30 NORTH IIAIN HTRHIvT, 1 Your broken wagons untl vehicles of till kinds to B. Burnette's shop on College street, where they will be repaired promptly and in 6rst-class etylc. II;iy ing secured A Grst-cl;iS9 horse-shocr I m.-ikc a.11 kinds of fine sliociiirjaspcxrialty. 15. J3TJ JR. JST ETTJE . I ft UOil I T PROFESSIONAL. CARDS. tTw. bookiiart, UliNTIHT, 37 Paltou Avenue, Ui tilsalrs, ASHEVILLE, N. C. m8dtf XX. H. BI CONTRACTOR & BUILDER IN STOKL Grading of alt kinds done.s All aisca of crashed stone famished..' Nenu oil orders to liostoffice Box 1H. Asbc-rllte. N. C. auxlOdU 34-Ycars' Cxpcricncf34 KILTON IIARD1TVG COMTKACTOK A.ND UUILOBs Once and shop, Wolfe Baildlnar. COKNBR COURT PLACB AMD UAKKHT 8TBBBT. INSURE TOUR PROPERTY WITH. . E. JT. ASTOIW, CrCiicratl x lusnriuice I Ascent. Rear No. 20 Bonth saTala street. liataMlabtd 1S6S. . - . AshrvUle. M C J. A.. TMZTTi BNT, ARCHITECT : AMD. ; CONTRACTOR Planav specifieaitioaui vad stlnataea) . fwr- Blshed. A 11 work n my line eon tr acterj for. asd wo ehargts Sor dra. awaraea me. Kefernicca wkes tfessredl. OIBce. etoat beast Court tqiian, aksrs-BIa, P. L. COWAN & CO., MAKE A. SPECIALTY III' FINE WATCH REPAIRING. Native Stones. Mounting Made to Orrlrr. ALL. WORK GUARANTEED I No. 8 rortli Court Place, ARHBVILLB. N. C. .BREVYTOK & M'CONNELL, FarniUre Dealers k UntiertalLers i; - EM BALM I A SPEXJAJLTY. .II calls; In' this line attended, to clay or night. Also all kinds of Job -work done to order. UpboTstcrins;. enrpet lavinr. pack-' ing. settinjt up furniture, rcfiDihlns. etc. 33 NORTH MAIN STRBBT. Telephone la piano Tuning 5i C. E. M'GEE, FROM BOSTON All Work Cnajrmtecd by Him and i i .-, i WO, 88; NORTH MAiN STREET. S HET-L4XJ : YAUMilKt 0.' uARLAnD, CIVIL BMGINBRK8 AND BURVBYOK8 No. 13 Hendrjr Block Room Ho. P. O. Box 513. . . AiherlBt. XtVO. tyl7dXa . : 1893 UBRBISACl'T OI' THli Nli'lV CENTRAL I milci vUk Krtr gnn Av rlt (Bambter) Tire. ' I'rame ami wlierls, Culumtia pattern. Wcleht, 35 puunilo. Don't bay a Isst vear'a w heel, but Join our club often and get this superb bargain at .his SI'KClaL, TR1CB ! BBE MACHINE! PURWINDQW, ASHEVILLE BlCYCt CO., Fatton Avenue. HARRIS' LITHIA WATER. ' ' - ' i 1., . . ...! HARRIS LITHIA SPRINGS, S. C. ' Office of In. lohn Hej Williams, Ashcrillr, N. C, April 24, 13. An extended clinical use of Horris' Lit Ilia Water, prompts me t the statement tbat 1 regard it as one of the best, If not the rcry best I.lthla Water kuowp to the profession. In the condition of "pbosphatic nrlnc," lis action Is marreloas. "its 'use In ftie rheumatic and Routy diathesis, affords me more comfort than either the DuOhln or Londonderry waters. Very truly yours, ; JOHN HEY WILLIAMS. I have used tlarris'Llthla Water and when using same ws both-'please and benefited. In usinj? It liberal quautitica should be tuien-for my exicricncc tenches me that small amounts arc. dissaupouitiog, whereas a jenerous use is followed by most Kratlfylnr C8a,t ,R. I. WALKHR. Aslievlllc, N. C. April 14, 1803. 1 " " I am Klod to be able to say a word with regard to Harris Llthla Water. I have used It with the Krratcst possible benefit lu chronic thcamalisru. As compared with the Buffalo Lithia I And it cpiickcr aud requires less guualty..' It lini y early endorse- ment- MRS. T. W. BRANCH. Ashevillc, N C. spill 4, 1803. FOR SALIC BY ... Pelliaiu'fe Pharmacy and Raysor & Smitli. LEWIS MADDUX. Pre a II. T. COLLINS. Vlce Pres, L. P. M'LOUD, Cashier 1 Capital, $50,000. Surplus, $40,000. WESTERN CAROLINA BANK. State, County And City Depository. Orsanlxcd May, 1888. DEPOSIT BOXES IN FIRE PROOF VAULTS RENTED AT REASONABLE RATES 11ANKLNU ItUHlNKHH TlUN8AnKI. Inlcrt-s! Paid on Deposit) in laTltig;n Dcparliucni DIRECTORS lMvis Maddux, II. T. Collins, M. J. Fagg, J. E Jteed. CbiiH. McNnmec, J. 10. Rankin, M. J: lkrkii, S.1 H. Ileod! BAKK OPEN FROM 0 A. H. TILL 4 P. . ON SATUKOAT Tit L 5 P. . " French Broad Lumber Co. -! ' Uaviiig' accumulated a largo .tork:, pj.os , H Training, Sheathing, otc;,1 will sell 5 J t FRAMING AT 7.30 PER 1,000 FBET. SHEETING fSSO 44 4 " ACME WINE & iLIQUOR HOUSE ilan's lalrat the largest stock of first class ! goods of any honsejln the State. Makes) 1 -a specialty of Cooking Braadlea and Jefly Wines.). V 55 'f ??'J Sole ascnta lot the Acme Old Corn.) J AS.H. LOUGHRAN, Proprietor , No. 58 Souti Main Strjt.O TELEPHONE CALL NO. 13ft P.rO. BOX 68. AcfUEVILLE. i MY MOTTO W TO KEEP THE Kit' Alftf CWAROfe ACC0Bflt1l6l.T. "BONANZA", VIHE AND LIQUOR CO,, ; Nos. 4 und S. 2Ialn 81 i WHOI.KSALB DBPARTMRNT, OB NTS "VT i1IW(3lil 'i fAKLOg AMO IBADIlifl IDOU. : . i f t f-i9 I . CIOAKS. TOBACCO AND BOTTT.B GOODS, SAM- XT1 M J .:, il. ' PLB.BILLIAJtO AMD root aoo. JMU. 40 I BEER : VAULTS i JLMO : EOTTld : DEPARTMENT : IN : BASEKEHT. 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