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n j nriiiin r tm wmihmn sheville VOLUME IX. NO. 147. ASHEVJXiTjIS, N. C, MON DAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, 1SJ13. PKICE 5 CENTS. Citizen. v NEW GOODS! New York Ituck wlicat. THE New Cleaned Currants. CLEANEST New Raisins. FRESHEST New California Uvaporatcd Fruit. STOCK MACKHRUI. MACKliRBL MACKBRHL NBW CROP NUMBER ONB NKW CROP NirMBKR ONB NEW CROP NUMBER ONE A. D. COOrHK A D. CO0P15R A. D. COOPER CORNER COURT SQUARE, NORTH SIOI5 CORNER COURT SQUARE. NORTH SIHIf CORNER COURT FQUARIt, NORTH SIII5 I'OR RJNT, TWO FRONT ROOMS OVER STORE. BOX MARCH E NEW FALL AND WINTER Dress Goods, New C mined Goods. IN TOWN. Fresb Pineapple and Bdam Clicesc. Wm. KROGER. LAIUF.8' WRAPS OF EVERY DESCRlPj TION. A FULL. LINE OF , LADIES'. MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDBR WEAR AND HOSIERY. DliTTER THAN EVER. NOVELTIES IN ART NEEDLE WORK. MEN'S AND BOY9' UNDER- WEAR, NECKWEAR AND HATS. FULL AND COMPLETE LINES. REAL ESTATE. W. B. GWYN. W. W. WB8T. Gwyn & West, (Buccenori to Walter B. Gwyn ) ESTABLISHED 1381 REFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE. Real Estate. Loans Securely Placed at 8 Per Cent. Notary Public, Coramlsnlonrr of Deed.. FIRE INSURANCE. SOUTHEAST COURT SOU ARB. CORTLAND BROS. Real Estate Brokers And Investment Agents NOTARY PUBLIC. Loans aecarelj placed at 8 per sent. Offlaea 3S Jk 36 Patton Atcou. Second 3oor. JOHN CHILD, REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER. PurnUhed ami Unfurnished Hooks. OPPIC8 ROOMS. Loan, securely placed at Bight per cent. We are Authorized -BY THI Largest Tea Importers in America TO SAY TO THE PEO FU OF ASHEVILLE That we can furnlah you with THE VBR V BBRT THAN THAT ARB NOW OP FBRBD TO THB AMERICAN PUBLIC. O. A. CREERi a8 Mortn Main St., AslieTille I I I I I I I 1 NEW CROP FRENCH FRUNES NBW CROP FRENCH PRUNES NEW CROP FRENCH PRUNES NBW CROP I'URB MAPLE SYRUP NEW CROP PURE MAPLE SYRUF NEW CROP rURE MAPLE SYRUP NEW GOODS N0T THE WATER works AT THB m jCrystal Palace. KrKard'c;s of the o-colled 4 hard times, we bought this ( 4 year, fr our large store, 4 one of the prettiest stocks 4 CTcr brought to Ashevillc. 4 4 Many novel things in 4 4 dainty china and glaa 4 4 that are Irresistible. We 4 4 are now busy at work 4 4 marking them. As soon 4 4 already will have agrand 4 4" opening display, which we 4 4 specially Invite all thi In- 4 4 dies to attend. 4 ORAYE KRKOR AtiAIN t:It-HKCTKB. KoK- FOR NEXT WEEK ONLY We will oiler the following at cost: ers Al tea Hpoons OHc set, worth $ 1 .50 set; Rogers Al table spoons $1.98 set, worth 3 OO set; L,. If. c C, fine steel carvers SJHc, knife and tork. THAD. W. THRASH GO. 4 x Patton Avenue. Mr. Maxwell Dom Mot Whiii '1'tie 'Water WorbH au Intcretttlutc Couversatlon W. . IV 111 I Hon Had Willi Mhvoi I"ii1Ioii Ab given in The Citizen Saturday Un report of the Boar j of Aldermen's knit ting mill committee staled, among other things ; "The committee asked Mr. Maxwell to explain more fully his meaning, a J he replied that he meant that the citv should bear the ex Dense ol the uronosed changes, and then donate tlie water works, exclusive of the pumps, to bis company. This being distinctly liis proposition your commit tee unanimously recommend that it be declined." The italicised words in the committee's report have been taken in some quar ters, apparently, to mean that the) repo sition of the United Industrial contem plates taking from the city its water ajrstetu pumps, mains, pipe, etc., a view that has been corrected in Tim Citizen repeatedly. V. K. Whitson, esq., the Company's attorney here, was asked as to his understanding of the matter. He said : 'Air. Maxwell said iiothins to me about donating water works." Mr. Whitson added that he had talked with the members of the committee who made j the report and felt sure they did not understand what their report seems, to t some people, to sav. "Mr. Maxwell : THE STATE BANK TAX 'WILL BE A COMPROMISE a rs t'iM jkii. CASic :" i;i;ia r ro tlKViPf. k'Iie coinmltlee uu HauUIiiur uuU Currency Have TUc Matter In Home Democralu Are Against Tbe 1 Wat form Washington, Oct. Practically, the ban kino; an.l currency committee consists of ten Democrats and six Re publicans. On the question of the re peal of the State bank tax, the Republi cans. Messrs. Walker, Ihoiius, Russell, and Johnson of Indiana, arc all count ed .gainst the proposition. Couuted with t'-"m are Springer and Spcrry. The Democrats who are counted in favor of repeal are Messrs. Cox, Cobb of Missouri, Culberson, Cobb of Alabama, Warner, Blin k of Georgia, and Hall of Missouri. This leaves the committee eight and seven with Johnson r Ohio, doubtful. The men against repeal say that l:c is surely with them and the repealers say that he will support them if tliev repeal certain propositions which he desires. BUT AS VI-: IT COM KM VICKY NI.OWI.Y, MI9MHAKA UAKKISON UEAII Fouuder of lite Aniievllle Kinder. Kartell Work. From a copy of the liuffalo, N. V., Commercial received yesterday by Tin: Citizen it is learned that Miss Sara Car risoti, daughter of D. L. Garrison, de ceased, and Mary R. Garrison, died in liuffalo on the Kith of October. The Dry Goods, BRAIDS, TRIMMINGS, ETC. ANRIVIN'O IlAII.V. "Fairbanks Golden Cottoleno." CHHAPBB TBAN LARD, "Fairbanks Golden Cottolene." BETTER THAN LARD. Powell 5c S raider. tcr and never hinted at a donation ol the interment was at Cincinnati, O. water system. All the company has ever I To many residents of Aslieville this asked for is the old dam and the privilege i news will be sad intelliijeiiee. Miss O.ji - mmping the city water at the rate it ' n i :.. .i,: ' ...... now costs the city. j li wi'. i 7". . , ' 'Moreover, the sutriresLion iha.t the ... . . ri.i i j . i : jjTtau iour or mc year, one came litre L ntted Industrial comuanv inimn t ie ; .... . i... i r. i. t ... t. . city s water came from Mayor T. V. I ,.,, ,t, ,,; i.,. , i t 7 , actively i t t e fs. a utiure aiaiwr came nerc w tn the present proposition Mavor I'atton stated to uie that he would be lad to listen to a proposition to supply the city with water. On this hint 1 wrote Mr. Maxwell, suiri;estinir that 1 thought there was a possibility of a ileal r! he could take the present water station olf tlie city s band and supply the city with water. Air. Maxwell s present proposi tion was therefore an outgrowth of the Mayor's suggestion. And I make this statement in explanation of Mr. Max well s conduct, and in justice to him. --om ali.v i nsrAi.s.s; n. Kev. IE. v. F, CumpbKll at 1 tent bjrlt-rlan Church, The services at the First I'resby ttrian church yesterday morning were unusu actively irr iin.-iergaiien work. It was through Miss Garrison's energy that the first kindergarten work ever known here was established in a building near the old depot. Anil in doing this work, which has since been followed by such Rood results. Miss Garrison became the pioneer in kintlergar t( n work in this i city. Kecause ol this fact and because -Miss Garrison was a close friend of the family of Geo. V. I'ack, the new Kinder garten building in North Aslieville, erected by Mr. 1'aek and presented to the Aslieville Free Kindergarten associa tion, was given Miss Garrison's name. M iss larrison's l ist stay in Aslieville was during last winter and spring. A friend here received a letter hom her a couple of weeks ago in which she said her health was very good. The news of her death, therefore, was a surprise to those who h id last hcairl from her. The lariic circle of Aslieville friends of Tltui KfvlHcd HSU Mn Conic I'p Before elm Henute Todav-lla TT-riiiN Mo Ke-w iMSue of Uonds Propuued, U'AsniMiTiiN, (Jet. yj. The ter.ns of the silver compromise provide tint the Repeal of the purchasing clause of the Sherman act shall take c licet October 1, lS'.)-t, and that the bond cjuestiou sliall be eliminated entirely. All silver bullion now in the Treasury and all that may he purchased up to the lime the repeal jjocs into effict , together with the seigniorage, is to be coined, save the amount neces sary to redeem the outstanding silvir certificates. All greenbacks and Treasury notes under $lt in value shall he retired and silver certificates or coined silver doliai s sh-ili take t heir place. Ity the coinage of bullion anil the suh stitution of silver certificates for Treas ury notes and greenbacks below denomi nations of $ K . it is estimated the vol ume of silver in circulation will he in creased by S 1 . ()()!). oi iu. The amount of I'nited States notes that will be retired if the proposed com promise j.'i'cs into effect, is as foll.jws: One dollar, $3,G'.!, 1 '.iTj; two dollar, ?L',U'J-t,.S91; five dollar, $:j,9.jS,Kl-l-. Treasury notes of lS'JO: one dollar, L'02.2S.".. Silver certificates of five dollars in circulation, aggregate about ?-'llo,(iuu duo, and under and including live dollars, about $ K!O,nou,f)O0. At 1 o'clock this morning the Sen ate took up tl.e repeal bill and Stewart gave rotice of an simenibnc'iit calling for '-he pan-American silver convention to et ta blish uniform silver coinage. Jones then resumed the debate. liven though the compromise hill he brought in tomorrow, tin. re is little pi os peet of concluding the consideration of the question betorc the latter part of the week. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH LOT BURNflHflT'S DLflm BOUILLON. FOR FAMILY & MEDICINAL PURPOSES. Rankin was asked ;ht the knitting m'!l : thing for Aslieville Mr. J. 1" ii he thou a desir.-.bi to have. "I cci taiiily do," Mr. Uan k in ri plied. emphaticallv. "In my own opinion ii is a thing that would a. Id greatly to the prosperity of the city anil Vounlvas will, as matiutac turing enterprises are calcu lated to give us more Listing beuetit than anything else." ally interesting and impressive. Rev. K. i Miss Garrison will learn with the siucer BON MARCIIK .". For Sale lu Any Quantity. 37 South Main street. To Sports! JUST RECEIVED - - jflL - - ULL LINE SPORTING GOODS I MAKE A SPECIALTY OF THE YERY LATEST STYLES SWEATERS STANDARD SWEATERS, TURTLE SWEATERS. PEERLESS SWEATERS, STANDARD LACE SWEATER, COLUMBIA SWEATERS, ECLIPSE SWEATERS. Prices to Suit All. SIZHS FROM 28 TO 44. Also CTtrything you can mention In tb line of in and out house (porta. It la uaelca for me to mention. Call and examine the line URt come In. I. Blombcrg, Tlie Model Cigar and Sport ins: Goods Bouse. 2 .5 8 -oS g p 5 v. o . 5 5 E5 a, 2" o . j a -v "S ' M O g -s fc o 2J - -35 ii - It- o w 2 u rf VS 2 c-g ta i o fc h n , , - w. T. S n X o 2 . 6C" sil fc.a2 -2 S hS us : ; The American Bakery HEIN1TSH & REAGAN, HAS SBMOVBO TO Horn Anv.7T DFI.T- cious BON BONS AND CHOCOLATES 18 COURT SQUARE, lN asiibvillb tor Tim RALii of AND IN ADDITION TO BREAD, CAKES, PIES, ETC.,' IIAVB OPBNBD A PINB OYSTER : PARLOR, WHBRB OY8TBR3 WILL BB bBRVRD IN ANY BTYLB DBSIKBD. NICE ACCOMMODATIONS FOR LADIES. OItc a a trial. AMERICAN BAKERY TBLBPnONB 17 I A8UBVILLB. YOU CAN DEPEND ON IT THAT THEY ARB FRHSH, AS Wc Htcclve It Twice m Week DIRUCT FROM THB FACTORY. Helnitsli & Reagan, CHURCH ST. AJD PATTOM A VII. V. Campbell, the iiastor ckct. beinu ilulv installed nccoriliii' to the constitution of the l'resbvterian church. The installation sermon hv Rtv. W.J. Erdman, 1. j;ave evidence of deep learning and research in 1 ho Scriptures. Dr. Erdman 's text was 'For nfter that In the wia'lnm uf I'.od lie world tT wijuiom knew not Ooil. It i!t-i?;t-d (Jod ty tlie- foolishness of i.reaehins to muvc Dr. Erdman explained first, that the the '"foolishness ot preachinjj" dul not refer to the act or mode but to the thins; preached, the compel of a crucified Christ, which the world mi its wisdom deemed foolishness. He laid stress on the two great facts that the world hail once been on trial to find God, and that when it had thoroughly failed with all its pro fessed wisdom, (Jod came on the Siciic with Ins "wisdom unto salvation." even Christ Jesus. The Jew had failed to attain righteousness. the Greek had failed to attain true wisdom, the Roman had, failed to attain true power and free dom. And these t hrce representative na tions had made their experiment for all nations and all religions past, present anil to come. These three conclusions were drawn. that no nation was now on trial to find God; that no new liht was to he looked lor, no new religion, for the Holy Spirit was pledjicd to cnhyhtcii and convict and save only through Christ and linn crucified, and that therefore the gospel must now anel always be preached as in the apostolic aw if the results were to be sinners saved anil saints sanctified and the hope of glory fissured, specially was it evident Utat there was no other way of salvation in that God Himsell 'all wise, all mighty, all lovintr. now. when the ense was closcil for all nations and times, now comma ndeth all men every where to repent and believ cin this cruci fied and risen Christ. Yea more, that God actually was b.secching men to be reconciled to Him. The charrre to the pastor was delivered by Kcv. II. M. Parker, and the charge to the congregation by Kev. L. II. Bald win. Dotu ot wlilcn charges were most appropriate. Kev. Mr. Campbell thu enters upon his work formally as pastor of tne t- irst cliurcti ol thiscit v tinder most favorable auspices. The attachment and devotion of the entire congregation to their new pastor is most marked, and the increased spirituality- and activity iu cnrtstiau work on the part ol the mem bers, since Air. Campbell began his labors among them, is au index of his own special qualifications as an 'under-shep herd. It is a matter ot congratulation that Mr. Campbell's he.dth, which had become seriously impaired by the rigors ot the climate father north, has been much benefitted by Asheviile's invigorat ing mountain air and The Citizkn unites with his congregation and the community in the hope that complete restoration may- be speedily realized. To Hpend The Winter. Air. and Mrs. L. E. Ilcarnc of Cinctu nati, who spent last winter in Ashevillc, have returned to this city and will re main through the winter at least, and perhaps become iiermancnt resilient s They have rented Kev. W. S. I. Bryan bouse on Cumberland avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Ilearne first came to Aslieville for the benefit of the letter's health, after they had visited many places without securing the desired e licet. The slay uere was so beneficial that thev decided to come back. Mr. Ilearne is n pronii nent business man oi Cincinnati. est regrets of the cutting short of such noble life one that had done so much for the children of this city in the way of kindergarten training. Miss Garrison was L.'7yeais of age. WHOXI, WIJ 117 I-"Io-rIt llrown oII-th a Hewarcl 4r Hie Itrht Maine, Iv. Ii. llrown, the florist, whose new greenhouses on Oak street are Hearing completion, is on the hunt (or au appro priate name lor his houses, and in order to get as many suggestions as possible he has decided to offer a prize to the per son sending: him the name which he will select as the one most suitable. The prize will be one dozen of liisiinest chrys anthemums and otic dozen chrysanthe mum plants of the winner's selection. With this prize as an incentive it is proh blcthat Mr. llrown will have a long list of names to select from. Air. llrown has secured a window in T. C. Smith V Co.'s drug store and will keep cut 11 w crs there for sale. Hack 1-roiti tlie 1 air. Ad visor J. P. S:twyer and party came home from the World's Pair Saturday tfternoon. lu the party were Miss 'aisy Sawyer and Mrs. I. IC. InVkrison f Ashevillc, Mrs. Al vey of Richmond and Miss Kiite I'earsall of Morgatiton. Cam. Sawvrr says the Pair is a great show. nit the pleasantest sight to hint w.-'s the train bound for Aslieville as he was starting home. ti i. : ic i-1 : it tt wui c ki: A ?t3iiil4r Injured, lint Ii 1 1 1 - cl fin one I rri Mir nr., Oct. u:'.. Special. The Baltimore and Ohio vestibule train from Chicago ran into an open switch at Col lary iinctioii at 7 o'clock this illuming. The engine ii ml four sleepers were de railed. One sleeper went down the em bankment. Many pasci.crs jumpcil through the windows while many were injured. No one reported killed. It i.i liililv indieuted In cunrs uf weak stomaih, imliKistion, tlysjicpnia and rcnural ikliility. It in invaluable as a fuod fi-r Inva lids and nursing muUios. Trice 80 ttutu ,int bottle at RAYSOR & SMITH'S, DRUGGISTS. St PATTON AVBNUB. N. I! Wc me agents lor the SAllOKOSO i cent ciKar. Try it. S- if - HudleN l iililt'Hiilieil Pa rn.:: Ckkkk, Mich., Oct. 2:i Tiiit tcen of twenty eight dead, as a result of the wreck here on the (Irani Trunk rail road, Pi idav- morning, have been iiiciiti tied. iiiX ii Si t1ie-JolM AccuNrd. Ni: York, Oct. 23. Special. The grand jury is taki-ig up the Madison f-ijiiarc bank failure, and it is reported that indict li'cils lor forgery will he found against two liank officials. tVe'il c-t n Tame of It. Sr. Pai-i.. Oct. L'3. Special. A wave hi s slrm k the northwest. cold hi-s az:;i IX OCR OII'.Y STATV. TO LET! Till! CHILI, V W1SVS Ol' WIXTUR nI Vllt-K HODY VKOTV.CTliD ONLY uv a xr.tn:u vxiii-KsriT meaxs S7 TKA'f; COLDS AXU MRIIArS COX- SlMl'TIOX OK KIlliUMATlSM. GBT 1XTO WOOL AS OlICKLY AS YOUR rlie Heiiuie unci Ttac Force 1111 The Senate sets itself up as one of the iveriiing departments of the I'nited States, and lo ! it cannot govern itself. St; tcsville Landmark. Tiuth. And once upon eoul .u t pass a force lull couldn't "govern itself."- ClTlZliN. Well said, Pro. Citizkn. Coneo Times. a time it because? it Asiii; ili.i: l.lcenitc To Weel. Kcg-iiitei Maekey has issued licenr-c to j wed as follows: C. I. Mort and C. N. West, of Bun combe; white. I-'reil llratton and Annie Koss, ot Bun combe; t'olored. A very Yv tlson ind Mary Kedmoii, of Buncombe: colored. Sac loan p i I'olk count v. and widely known revenue liliciula, and P. S.. commissioner at Trvon City, went to Sparti.nourg last week ( fhin sdav) and were endeavoring j ;o secure bond for the Swindler Chicl ll.inctt. Then postotlicc inspector had i A. J. and John Pisher arrested lor oh I taining goods under false pretense and I -Acre charged with complicity in the C. j f. Barrett's ring. I Mr. S. A. Hensey. of the Hgypteoal ! mine in this State, sas: "The coal out j look at our mines -s better than ever i before. Wc have nearly completed and rj i win n i ye in use wit niii oo ua vs a uoisinig engine witn a capacity oi l.oiiu tons in ' ID hours. The quality and (uuntily ot the coal improve as we g j down. TA'.SK WILL ALLOW. TWO DOLLARS v Aurora: A. I. 1-isbcr audi icr, Ler viromiiunt citizens of I A SI1T I'OR WOOL VXDliKWHAK OVUHT Wilson Advance: Monday eveniiic in one of our large stores, Mr. 11. eanie in and s. lid to Mr. Iv., "I will swap pants with yon." No examination was al lowed on either hand. All that Mr. K. said was "sliuck," and without more ado thev both shucked nnd put on each other's brei ches. In the matter of using the State con victs in roail-building the Road congress ... r .. i . i. i.... ...i. i... ......i. Chas. lair, the eccentric son ot the . , .... V? . . " , :.i,.. .-.i.. California millionaire, arrned in Chicago j ..Z,.,. 1h:1, :sis, w.t , .....i. i.... i . .-. i . . . . i . ii.. i.. j i . - -- - - - - - - vtaiti ins uimi: ...iiuiuur. tie iu;;eij around n big rcvol.-er which was so.!hxsi;n tisusc.IxAMs. XOT TO WiikKY YtH'R I'VRSB. BET- Tim t'.OODS; MORI'. MONEY. LAkGB STOCK TO SELECT EROM. 31 ITCH ELL, II .1 lli:hl)ASllER, US VA TTOX A YEXl'E. Famous Iletcctlve lleati; Nbwaiik, N.J., Oct. 23. Special. John P. Ilrook, one of the principal men in the secret set vice of the treasury de partment, died suddenly of apoplexy this morning. One of the most famous of federal detectives he was first appoint ed assistant to Drummond by Grant. only county convicts for this purpose. Later the general use ot convicts will be considered. The Concord St.-1nd.1rd savstlie For est II ill (near Concord I Sunday school choir has recently been rclnt irced by the addition of three violins ami llutc, and that a picolo will be rung in to do duty soon. Shelby Auror.': A former merchant ot -Marion. .N. t., j. ll. Hymns, was car ried last Priday to the State hospital at Moigantoti for treatment. Had health and pecuniary embarrassments had un hinged his mind. The Durham Globe says the Travel- i he report of the social democratic ers Lite Insurance company of liarttord party m Germany shows that heavy j has taken $4-0,000 ot the 1 natty college gams nave been made during the past J 20-year O jier cent, bonds. I Tuekaseige Democrat: Miss Lula Saturday's returns from Brunswick I Price of Tuekaseige found a guinea's nest strappeil to his waist the entire day. Anthony J. Prcxel, jr., has retired from active business and withdraws from the firms Drexel V Co., Philadelphia; j Drexcl, Morgan cc Co.. New ork, and Drexel, Harjes & Co., Paris. Mitchell and Corbctt still continue their training for their fight in Decem ber, despite all talk of opposition to the battle taking place. The great Chinese cotton mill in Shang hai has been destroyed by tire. The loss amounts to ijiaOO.OOO. There insurance. was no breaks all previous records. There were four deaths and 49 new cases. The National Sporting club of London has as vet taken no steps to secure the Mitcheli-Corbett fight. The striking employes of the L. & N. at Louisville have made a complete surrender. last week on Baxter Hooper's farm con taming 1U4- eggs. The Stntcsville Landmark learnstbat $ 11,000 worth of the Oregon boms were sold in Iredell county. Mr. lohn C. George of Baltimore hat been appointed receiver of the Raleigh Llectric street railroad. D. 1). SUTTLE'S MINERAL WATER Wii ne kept fresh at the following places: Rcinhart's store, corner Mcrrtmon avenue and North Mnin street; Owcn'r store, Mont ford avenue; G. II. Simmon's tore, Patton avenue; McDowell & johmon'i. South Main xtnet; J. S. Grant's drug store, South Main street. oct3dtf CAROLINA ICE 5 COAL CO. NATUKAL, AN11 T " T- MANUFACTURED IKCj COAL ALL KINDS. HARD AND BO PI 39 PATTON AVENUE, ASHEVILLE. -TBLBPHONB OFFlCn NO. 130. YARD NO. 14i -TIIY THE MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY THE.TEBT BEST WOU. CHURCH STREET, TELEPHONE TO