THE ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN
Tucsilav Evening, September 5, 1893.
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ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN
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TUESDAY, SEI'TEMISKR 5, 1893.
AM KRKOIt CORRECTED.
The Wilmington Messcujjer of August
31st has an editorial on North Carolina
history, In which it accepts us correct
the followiug extract from mi article in
The New York Tribune :
"And if the darinc 'Tarheels' were the
first Americans to declare themselves in
dependent, they were also the hrst to
stike a blow for freedom, . . . On
February 15, 1775, all "loyal subjects'
were summoned to join His Majesty's
forces in North Carolina, tor the pur
pose of crushing that rebellious prov
ince. And a brave show they made, led
bv such douj;htv warriors as Sir Henry
Clinton and Lord William Campbell.
The Highlanders, numbering two or
three thousand strong, were commanded
bv General Donald McDonald, husband
of the famous Flora McDonald, whose
services in behalf of the unfortunate
Prince Charlie rendered her an imaeo
adoration in their eyes, and, magnificent
soldiers as thev were, it is not wonder
ful that they felt their victory assured
when they met the handful of provincial
raw recruits.
The reference is to tlicbattleof Moore's
Creek, fought early In the month of Feb
ruary, 1770, between the provincial
forces under Moore and Lillinglou on
the one side and the loyal Highlanders,
under Gcu. Donald McDonald on to
other, in which the last suffered a deci
sive defeat. The patriot victory was im
portant in results. Sir Henry Clintouaml
Lord William Campbell had sailed from
New York with a large fleet and army to
operate on the coast of North Carolina,
proposing to co-operate with the pro
viucial land forces, and in the event of
success, to have established a firm hold
iu North Carolina, and thence overrun
that State and the adjacent State o
South Carolina. The defeat at Moore's
Creek bridge deranged this plat.; and
Sir Henry Clinton subsequently sailed for
Charleston, where, on the L'7th of June-
following, he encountered his disastrous
repulse from the guns of Fort Moultrie
The defeat at Moore's Creek thus save
North Carolina, and postponed the at
tack on her sister province.
The error in the Tribune's account is in
ascribiun the command of the Loyalist
lorces at Moore's creek to "General Don
aid McDonald, the husband of the fam
ous Flora McDuiiahi." The husband o
this lady was Allan McDonald, a kins
man of Donald, and a son of the Laird o
Kingsburg, at whose house Char
Edward passed his first night on the Isl
of Skve when making his escape throu
the aid of the daring and loyal Flora
McDonald. Her husband, Allan, held a
cantaiu's commission in the army
General Donald McDonald and took part
in the battle. He had been only a snort
time in North Carolina, coming over
with his wife and some of his friends in
the beginning of 1773, and making his
home at Cross Creek, now Faycttcville,
subsequently moving to Cameron's Hill,
UO miles north, and subsequently to Alison
coun ty (tiow included in Richmond
county), eventually returning to Scot
land, where Flora died in 1790.
go out of existence. Snail tne ucmo-
cratic party meet that emergency by the
issuing of morebouds running farther in
ebt or shall it create a uew banking
system, better than the old and even
more lasting ?
Another view of the matter is that if
the Democratic party gives the country
neither a system of State banks nor uny-
thiuyr approaching the free coinage of
lver. States iu the political condition of
North Carolina, for instance, cauuot be
nri-icd for the Democratic party at the
next election.
in Tin-: i.iui;i. case
TIi- Hpccclies ol Xtarec Attorneys
From AHhevllle.
The Marion Free Lance has this to say
of the arguments by several ol Ashevillc's
lawyers in the libel suit brought by J. L.
IVird against Editor Griffin:
The next to address the jury was Mr
Dug. Carter of Asheville. He spoke of
the fact that Mr. E. J. Justice had said
u his speech that what the defence had
proven on Mr. Ilird could be proven on
the best citizens in McDowell county
Mr. Carter painted in colors ol living
fire the picture that the evidence naU
shown of Mr. End's character and
isked the iurv in tones that mug through
the court house with power if the 'best
citizen of McDowell county was no bet
ter than that, llis speech was indeed
withering. Mr. Locke Craig of Asheville
followed him for the defence. Mr. Craig's
snccch was one of the clearest, most log
icnl and effective made on cither side. In
:i calm, dignified manner he reviewed the
testimony find in language that was per
fect tor its clearness, force anil beauty
depicted the character of the prosecutor
as lie tlrew it lrom tne testimony. mt
touch of pathos introduced iu the sjeech
melted the iurv and audience. Mr. J. vi
Gudgcr of Asheville next spoke for the
orosccution. in Ins inimitable way n
maelc a speech that was calculated to ue-
very cllective. Ills speech was tiumorou
very.
TILL. rKX-r HEAilON.
Twits a verv raiiiY nitrht.
And all about the shuck was quiet ;
Except the mice which raised the squall
That caused the rattler to climb the wall.
Off inmncil im with a thirtv-two
Anil shot the rattier iiiroug" mhu
through,
ilm for fear it wasn't dead
ut another through its head.
Vernon rose with a light
Just in time to sec the fight ;
Vance jerked it from the wan,
And it wasn't dead at all.
Then the snake struck at John
And just barely missed his arm ;
Then he picked vv) a stick
And give the snake a tcr ible lick.
Then Ott with another ball
I'ut an end to it all.
That did end the snake right
Of that rainy Wednesday night.
Composed Atig.3U.ly;i, uy a. u. it.
A ;oiiiIIliuet.
Krprcfcutativca Allen of Mississippi.
Mr. Speaker, a conversation 1 had with
the President unc tune, in one of our
long, pleasant interviews laughter,
when he said to me that the Democrats
were not like the Republicans; that they
could not be controlled anil hurled as a
mass, but that the Democrats were men
of indenetideiit thouuht, and that was
what made a great party. ILouel applause.)
The ClWzvix'a" Hot ttrtiiEN Clor
I .-Ioult.-iit HaiH "Ail Revolr."
Hot SfUiNcs. Sent. o. As an occas
ional correspondent from this lovel
place, during the heated term, permit me
to express to the ever obl'ging Cirizii
my grateful acknowledgments for many
courtesies extended through the frcquen
use of your crowded columns. Again
thanks to these blessed hot baths and
invigorating mountain air, and eve
kind attentions on tiie part ol mine
host and hostess, Dr. and Mrs. W. 1
Koss of the Mountain Dark hotel. Kcad
and able to again resume life's toils
another sphere of usefulness in the Sunn
South, nothing remains for me to say i
oartiug, but to renew my best wishe
for the continued success for Till-: Crrizi:
and to bid you and friends
".-lu Kcvuir."
The foregoing is from Albert Strasbur
ger of the staff of the New b'leans Times
Democrat, a gentleman who has spent
his summers in North Carolina for years
and who spreads far and wide, as he
travels for his newspaper, the glories of
North Carolina and especially of the lio
Springs and Asheville. I hough advance
in years Mr. Strasburgcr is so vigorou
in health ana sprigntiv in manner ena
he seems barelv to have left boyhood be
hind. Affable and intelligent, he is al way
welcome to Asheville and The Citizkn
May be come again and again!
ANUTHKK ABiHIJilBTRAflO.N
un.i..
Tiiu Citizen has intimated or said
that the one-idea message of Vrcsidcnt
Cleveland, with one of the brightest in
tellects of the Democratic party at his
elbow to give him advice and informa
tion we refer to John G. Carlisle was
not creditable to the party; that it was
a poor showing from the statesmen of a
political organization that had been
intrusted by a large majority of the
people of theeountry with the immensely
important affairs of this government.
The President's message did not suggest
any creative measures to gradually
build up the finances of the country on;
it was merely critical of one piece of Re
publican legislation; that is to say, it
was destructive only.
It is therefore a pleasure to learn that
at a conference of leading members of
the party with Secretary Carlisle to
represent the Fresident if we may trust
the Washington correspondent of the
New York Sim something more than
the repeal ol the Sherman act was ad
mitted to be necessary by the Adminis
tration. The Sun says:
"The whole subject was gone over, and
while the conclusions reached by the con
ference have not taken final shape, it
may be stated as a certainty that an Ad
ministration bill will soon be introduced
in both houses of Congress.
"It will provide for a radical change in
the national banking system of the coun
try. The first step will lie the repeal of
the ten per cent, tax on state banks.
This idea is favored.it is alleged, by some
of the leading financiers of the country.
"Petitions in favor ol the repeal ol the
state bank tax have been received in
great numbers from bankers and other
financiers all over the South and West,
and from many portions of the East, and
the sentiment in many instance is em
phatically expressed in favor of a change
of the uresent system that will permit a
reorganization of the national banks ns
state institutions.
"It is suggested, of course, that the
government retain supervision anu con
trol of them as far as the system of ex
nminntion and holding them to account
is concerned. It is said tonight that the
President: now favors the chance, anil
the nlan nronosed will be embodied in a
bill to be drawn under the direction of
1 he Secretary of the Treasury, with Mr.
Cleveland s approval and einlorscnent,
The measure will come from the commit
tee in due time, and the influence of the
administration will be used to pass it
through Congress nod secure its enact
ment."
Now, whatever the opinion of individ
ual members ol the Democratic party as
to the advisability of State banks ol i--ue,
it will be agreed by all that it is
highly necessary for the present Adminis
tration to demonstrate that it has the
ability to manage the finances of the na
tion at this critical time and to do it
along the lines pointed out by tbs Chi
cago platform., By reason of the expira
tion of the time for payment of national
bonds, on which is based the present
banking system, the national banks
mast, within a comparatiYely few years,
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ARTHUR M.FIELD, Home iricl Farm
LEADfNG JEMLER,
'rite Bloriu'H 1-ZlTectH Storm sea
lers- -"Free Lance" Illjel Case
Makiun. Sept. 4-. The late storm left
so'iie losses in its track, mostly from tl:
destruction to corn. The grain will be
injured at least 10 per cent.; the fodile
ibout oO per cent.; otherwise the crop
was the most promising for years.
Our mountain region is a favored on:
u its protection from storms. The
mountains serve as immense wind break
ers, and storm scatters.
The McDowell Superior court will
close this week. The case ajjaiust Win.
II. Llobbitt and Dave IT. I,onon for an
affray, resulted in the submission of the
former and the conviction of the latter.
A few weeks since an iron bridije was
completed over the Catawba near the
Irwin larm on the Marion and IJakers
ville road. A bridge is to be built over
both Muddy and Crooked creeks, this
county.
I-or a while the iurv stood eiylit tor
Griffin and four for Bird, in the Free
I, a rice libel case, but thev finished seven
for Oi ittin and five for Iiird. The case
will have to be traveled over in the next
court.
18 MOUTH MAIN STRKKT.
DISINFECTANTS.
Tliev Will Be Hent to Moulli Caro
lina II v The United slales.
Washington, Sept. 5. Yesterday Sur
Keon General Wynian received a letter
from the district chairman of the Beau
fort, S. C, Board of Health asking for
discnfjctauts. Theehairman writes that
the entire water front of the town has
washed away and that the usumula-
tion of debris, in view of the fever further
South, threatens the locality with di
sease and that prompt action will be
necessary.
The law gives the Surgeon General
power to grant supplies in cases of epi
demics and he considers this to mean
that he has like authority iu taking such
action as will prevent epidemics, and he
will therefore grant the request for disin
fectants. Surgeon Carter who has been on duty
at Brunswick, Go., called on Dr. Wynian
this morning. He reports the condition
of affairs there as good. There are no
new cases of yellow fever and the only
existing case is that of a little girl who
will recover.
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J. C. BROWN,
Plumbing, Steam
and Gas Fitting.
For Only
$1.10 Per Year.
Strictly in Advance.
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Tba scrof olous affection of the longs that's
caused (jonsumpuon, ma every outer I arm
of Scrof ula, and every blood-taint and dis
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moat effeetlv blood -cleanser, atragth-restorer,
and flesh-builder that's known to med
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Long Affecons, if it ever fails to benefit
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TELKPHONB 170. 3 CULI.UGB ST.
iutf7cl3m
THE
CHOICEST FARM ON SWANMNOA.
ABOUT O MILKS 1SAST OF ASUBVILLE
ON W. N. C. R. K.
Dozen fine spriuKs, seventy-five acres wood
lands, large acreage, choice bottom lands,
uplands In fine condition, grass and
clover, vineyard, one and one-half mile
river front, good roads, best of neigh
borhood, etc., make this the most dssir
abl farm in liuncorabe county. Within
one and a half miles is being erected the
950.000 industrial School building. Al
so the proposed Mammoth Knitting
Mills, backed kj five mil'ion ilollurs.
will Include part of this farm. Apply to
D. D. BUTTLE,
sag7dtf
Asheville. N. C.
THE FRENCH BAKERY
lias been bought by W. A. JAMES, JR.,
and will be run as a first-class bakery at
MO. 5 COLLEGB 8TREET.
We will keep a frevh supply of CAKES,
riES, and BREAD on band all the time.
Prompt attention given all orders.
BINGHAM SCHOOL,
AStlBVlLXB, H. C.
4- ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST YEAR
BBGINS SBPT. 1.
Chances. $150 txx half term. -Tuition lor
dar ichulum. $50 tKf half term. Round
trip on Montrora arcauc car unc iur uu
FAKu, I-or catAloKOM aourrss.
magi 41 lm Superintendent,
The AMtirvilk- direct Kailwav company and
the Asheville Lint and Power company,
defemlunts. No. i! in equity.
Whrrcuw, nt a term of the Oircult court of
the United States of the Western IHstrict of
North Carolina held at the city of Avheville.
In the aid State of North Carolina on the
.diy of May, 1M3 a decree was entered fa
the above entitled uit, forccloains the mort
Kajs'c of said defendant, the Aahevillc Street
Knllwrty cmiipnn v. mentioned In said corn
pln'nrtnl'H lili ol romp! i in t. nml
Whcras, it i therein onion !. adju lijei!
.ind decretd that nil the corporate property
f all and ever nature whatsoever nml
wltrrcver Rit mile. n w owned or buIirc
P'rnily ai-quircd by the aaicl AheviMe Street
Ktiilwuv eotnpanv in and near the said city
f Ahi'viHe. consistinK of all and inrulnr
.lie et:ie. real, pertionnl and mixed anil ail
'.he riht. privilcnes. franchises. Iraes, e:n
tract and v hoses in acl ion in law and in
i-quit v, of all and everv kind. 1i Itl and owned
bv ir Ixl-mpinK to, or which mibv be here
after held, owned or Im Iohk t said( mrt
eicnr company, Includinif all aid sinulnr
the rnilwity. switches nml iouraouta. rolling
itoek, equipment, electric fl:int nd all other
property in process of contraction, owned
ornc(iiircd at the date of the caecuM-m o'
the said morlK!1' or au'iacfiuently by it
.'otistructcd operated aid maintained,
twne l or acquired and all the protits, (u
jonie and revenue derive-1 therefrom, to
pettier with all the rijif its, power, privi
U cert and immunities Kra i tori under the or
Jmances of the Hoard of A K-rniin. nml all
Mhr thin:" whatsoever now or herenfter
tt lontrini or apicrtaininff to. or which mav
tie useI tor the purpose of ciiuipitiK, opera t
nijt and inatntiuiuK cuid rnilroail or any
p irt thereof; also nil the pr.tmrrt.v, rights
.ind franchises of th- Asheville Lrifiht and
Power company acquired by the said The
Ashevil e Street Kail way company, includit g
inmnK other things the follow in k described
proper! v :
The following lot or parcel of land In t'c
mid citv of AshcvJlc, biKinniiiK at the inter
section of the fences oil the Booth side of Kn
tile street and about tdxty fect east of tlu
hinlitiiiK formerly occupied ty the Hlcctic
I-icht company, and rnnuinK wi'b the su(li-.-rn
itiArjrin of liable St. fouh scventy-th -cc
ind one-half dfKrc-s wf.it ninety tivefect to a
tnkc; thence north thirteen decrees ftfi y
itinutct east one bun lreil and fi'tv fcot to a
italtc; thence north seventy-three and nc
,in!f decrees east twenty-seven Icet to a
stake at the fence; thence north fourteen and
.Hie-hnlf degrees west nine feet to the fence
.-finer; thence isith the fence north twenf-
l wo and one-half decrees cast one huuur
ind titty-seven feet to the beginning.
Also all Hint tract or lot of laud In said
city of Asheville. (adjoining; the lauds of Mrs.
Atkins. S. O. Wrl'lon and others and con
veved bv J Wcbloii and wife to C. M
Mel,outl and on wiicli the Gas Works of the
Asheville i:it and i.icht company are ot
were situated, with all rights of way and
other privilc:r conferred on said Me Loud
by tlecu rec'n tleil ! oince or register of deedi
for luitieonilie conn t y iu tuk 4-tV of deeds,
page H7; also, t he r.lcctric Light and Fowci
Works, buUdtag, engines, bui lers, machinery
ti'ls. wires, electrical appliances and np
parntus. tl na uios, genera tors, arm a tares
con tracts of till kind, and all other prop
erty formerly btlonginK to the Asheville
iCUi-trtc Liht company; also the lias and
Li ili l Works, buil-li tigs, engines, boilers, ma
chinery, tool!), wires, con I racts of all kinds,
retort hotter. co-l slictl aul other buildings,
deb verv l'ip ,. b i. tares, lamps and lamp
poHtn. huniti ami all other property, real
ami p;' is' in id. formerly belonging to the
Astieville iis ami Light company; also all
thi proisrrty both real and personal of all
and every name and nature whatsoever, and
whenever acquired by the Asheville Light
nml I'ower company, including among other
things tli? grounds upon which the new
power house stands and held in the name ot
.1. A. rei.nciit, trustee, together with all and
singular the appurtenances, privileges and
heriditamentK belonging: to all of said prop
cr !) iMcludinc the franchise of sntd Ashe
ville Light and Power company to be a cor
ooratiou, un i ull rights of in and through the
strict!, ullevs, avenues, public squares, build,
iiigjand parks und over jund through pri
vacc proper! y in sai l city of Asheville or
elsewhere to lay deli v ry and service pipes or
siring wires, and the erection of all sorts and
kinds oi gas, electric ami other posts or tow
:im be s.ld under the direction of A. T. Sum.
m y the u idersigned special M astcrCommii
u olier, and the proceeds of such sale applied
to the satisfaction of said j ud ment, lutercst
and Ci.sts eicrpt su.h as are otherwise pro
vided fr in suid decree, and
Whereas, it Is further ordcrcl, adjudged
and decreed that said Master Commissioner
shall selt suid property for cash, or for cash
and bonds, and as an entirety, and withuut
the iietien. oi any stay, valuation, extension
r redemption laws at imnltc auction to the
highest bidder therefor at saij city of Ashe
vibe, and
Whereas, It is further ordered, admdgcd and
creed that notice of the time and olaee of
said Mule ahall be given by said Master Com
missioner by advertising; the same c uce a
week for eight successive weeks precceding
he day of sale in a paper published in the
it v of Asheville in said State ot North Car-
bna, anu ior me same penou. in a paper pub
lished in the city of New York in the State ol
New York: and that such sale shall be hehl
at the front door of tne building used as s
court house by the Oircuic court of the
United States at said city of Asheville at
such time as said Mas.cr Commissionet
shall in said notice ol said sale appoint
and
Whereas, it is further ordered, admriecd
and decreetl that no bids ahall be received
from any person tor a less sum than one ban
drcd and twenty-five thousand dollars, and
that no bia snail be received from any per
son who ah 11 not first deposit with said
Msster Commissioner as a pledge that such
bidder w ii make gooa nis uni in case of ac
ceotance the sum of twentv-five thousand
doll rs in money or receiver's certificates, ot
said bonds secured v y said martcauc to th
complainant to the xraoun t of fifty thousand
dollars exclusive oi interest; the deposit so
received irom mc succchsiui niuucr snail be
applied on account of the purchase price, the
balance of the purense price mav be nnid
either in cash or the purchaser may satisfy the
same in wnuicor in pari, oy paying over and
surrendering aa v of the unpaid and outstand
ing rvi .v it. o . .. caiau ajr upcrif IC-
leanii and iLscharirinsr an v claims whiok
have hsretofore or which may hereafter be
ail udized to ue valid liens and on or in rip hi
to tne lien oi tne saiu mortgage and by pi
seating and surrendering the outstanding
bonds and tne overdue ana unpaid coupons
of the Asheville Light and I'ower company
and the bonds and the overdue and unnaid
coupons pertaining thereto, secured by the
mortgage mcnuoncu ana acicrmca in com
planant's bill of complaint. The purchase,
will take the said property subject to the
twenty-six thousand dollars of bonds of said
Street Railway company secured by its
mortgage of also aubject to the debt
off the Receiver herein aa ahall be outstand
ing at the date of said sale or the confirma
tion thereof, and also asbjeet to tbs then
outstanding bonds issued by tne Asheville
Light and I'ower company under Its mort
gage to the Farmer Loan and Trust com
f any dated January 21. 1HHU; also subject
o the purchase money mortgage held by J.
A. Tenncnt for three thousand dollars and
accrued interest.
Now therefore nubile notice Is here
by given that I, A. T. Hummey, Master Com
missioner, ia pursuance of said decree will,
oa the 6th day of September, 1893, between
tne nours oi twelve taa four o'clock or said
day, in the city of Asheville, In the State of
Nortn Carolina, ac ue rront door of the
United States Circuit court house in said
PRICES ON :o
HICH GRADE WHEELS
X DROPPED !
We have a number of new and second biiiul wheels
on hand whi h we wieh to clone out, and for the next 30
days offer them at greatly reduced prices.
Call at our store and examine and get prices, whet her
you wish to purchase or not.
ASHEVILLE BICYCLE CO.,
84 Patton Avonuo.
TKLHPHONE NO. 40.
THE HAYWOOD
White Sulphur Springs Hotel,
WAYNESVILLE, N. C.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT,
Is Now Open for the Reception of Guests.
It has been thoroughly renovated and nniuy improve
ments made, among which are Porcelain bnth tubs on
each iloor of the Hotel, with hot and cold water, also at
the bath house at the Springs. A fine Chalybeate spring
recently discovered on the premises, th water of which
isasgcod of its kind as the noted White Sulphur, which
makes the pla'-e doubly attractive to those in search of
fine mineral waters. Amusements consist of Orchestra
and Dancing, Lawn Tennis, Bowling Alh-y, etc. It is tho
m
intention of the management to make it a pleasant and
homelike resort For further luforniation address,
B. P. CHATFIELO, Proprietor.
lfo&""Also Proprietor of Highland Park Hotel, Aiken S. C.
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C. M. TATE,
MODISTE,
S3 CBNTR1L AVE, (BRIDGE 8T.)
S. T. TAYLOR 8V8TEM.
MISS L M. BhOWNE,
Formerly with Stern Bro's., 33rd street
and Fifth aveaor. New York City, will be la
towa till tne first of October, during- srhlch
time she will give lessons la tbe B. T. Taylor
system of cnttins; Ladies' Garments. Also
eat patteraa for ladies desiring perfect fittlas;
Saraseata. Caa b seen from IO o'clock to
4 p. at. at tba Oaks Hotel. aac8d2n
Kavenscroft - School
OPENS SEPTEMBER 21.
FOR INFORMATION
Aip1y at the
School ft om zo a. im. to 1 p. in
ug2Sdlm
WORLD'S FAIR,
If yon are gslait to
ttsen.
to the 'World's Fair.
write the Uaily Citlsea. Asherille, N. C for
iiiastraled printed natter ortenmnr ue
Fair, and time-tables and pamphlets isaaed
by the steamer linea or railr -ads im would
nse from your home to Chierao. No chsrsc
ia made. Thia ofser is ma le speciaj
napanit with the Recreat: oa Dcpartm
the Chriatiaat TJasoa
some cares arc Known aa Kold cures, bat
the Hmntoa Care is known as the ran care
for the Uqoor, Opiaai and asorpstne natiita,
and in rnrine mew dally. Ir. SDence ami
treated 1 foe above habits aad failed only
ia one case. No known remedy for any dis
ease cab show ,sck a record. Cama aaar-
aatccd at 6S College 8 tract. Aahrrille,
TUB Normal and collegiate institute,
FOR YOUNG WOMEN.
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Second Session, September 13, 1803
This Institution Ii located In the most beautiful supurb of of Asheville N. C. The Hila
rious building, recently completed for Its use at a coat of $0U.O0O is furnished with pure
water from Spring, on the premtacs, ia lighted with gas, heated by hot water and pro
vided with hot and cold baths.
The health and habita of the pupil are carefully guarded. Besides the ample auacr
given for outdoor exercise, a well equipped gymnasium will be fitted up within doors. No
expense has been spared to make the sewerage and sanitary arrangements perfect.
Kach pupil will have her share In the domestic work, aa a part of her practical train
ing for life, and whilst aiming at thoroughness lo every department, the management
will atrivc to provide for those committed to their care the advantages, not mrrcly of
a christian school, but a christian home. No pupil will be received who is not la reasona
ble health, or who cannot furnish credentials as to moral character.
FOUR SEPARATE COURSES OF STUDY ARE OFFERED TO THE STUDENT.
1. TUB NORMAL C0URSB, for the thorough training of teachers under Instructors
from the best Normal schools.
S. SEMINARY OR COLLIiOlATB COUKSK, Including ancient or modern langunges,
sciences, music, drawing, etc.
3. COMMERCIAL COURSB, including stcuography, typewriting, bookkeeping, etc.
4. DEPARTMENT OF B0MBSTIC 8CIBNCB, (a) Scientific cooking, the atudy of
the production and manufacture of fooda, etc. (b) Sewing embracing the cutting and
fitting of garments, millinery, etc.
Tbe teachers at the bead of this department are from the famous Pratt School, Urook
'yn. N. Y and the others from the best Institutions in the country, chosen with reference
to Christian character, experience and ability as teachers
A thoroughly organised Preparatory department has becu lurnished for all such as
are not prepared for the higher classes.
The school year Is divided iuto two terms; cost to pupil $30 per term, or $100 per
year, which barely covers the expense of board, the school being practically free, having
been provided for by a few liberal friends of female education. A limited number of da
pupils received at f 20 per term. For further particulars apply to
REV. THOMAS UWKENCE,
jy29 Asheville, N. C.
city, sell at public auction to the highest bid
der In accordance with tbe said terms and
conditions of said decree the above men
tioned property, land, premises, rights and
franchises and appiy the proceeds thereof aa
ia by said decree made and provided.
ror more particularity, ootn as to the
property to be sold and the terms of the sale,
reference is made to tbe aaid mortgage and)
the decree of foreclosure entered in said salt.
A X 8UUUBY
Soeclal Master Commissioner. United Ktates
Circuit court for tbe Western District of
North Carolina. J. Augustas Johnson, 6s
William street. New Vork city, M. B. Car
ter, Asheville, N. C, solicitors for complain
ant.
C.
Your broken watvona and TchlclcsT)T all
kinds to B. Bnrnctte'a ahop on College
street, where tber will ' be repaired
promptly and la Grst-clasa style. Hay
ing secured a first -claaa borse-sboer
make all kinds of fine shoeing a specialty.
13. BURNETTE.
GLENN SPRINGS WATER
IS A SURE RELIEF TO SUFFERERS.
Wkat Hon. T D. Tohnaton says about it: '
"About four years ago I commenced the use of the OlcnnS8prlngs water, to rid my sys
tem of the malaria from which I bsd been suffering for some time. The water has en
tirely relieved mc and I cheerfully slate that 1 believe it to be as good water as caa be
found for all ordinary disrates of the livir and kidneys. For a general tonic aad rcnovater
of the system I believe It has no equal. Very truly yours.
"T l. JOHNSTON."
Prom John P. Arthur, Bsq , Attorney at Law:
"1 dont know the constituents or the Glenn Springs water; If I did I would make some
for myself. Neither do 1 know bow It acta; If I did 1 woald act so myself. It la a well
made water sad it acts well. 1 caa only say that Ua effects on me and my forefathers
been more bear fid al tkaa any cither water we ever used, and I am (lad it has bees pat In
the reach of as poor a man as . JOHN P. ARTHUR.
"Ts Pclham's Pharmacy, May 33, 1803."
What-O. T. kawls writes Pelhan's Pharmacy, Asheville, N. C-
"Oeatlcmca: I have used Gknn Springs water and consider it.aa compared with
mineral waters, the beat I know of. Bveryone la South Carolina knows about 'Old
BoriaKS.' Ia fact It has been most favorably known there for a cen.'ury. Youra truly.
"C. T. BAWLS."
Asheville, N. C, May 37. 1 80S.
PELIIAM'S PHARMACY,
Sole Agent
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