Asheville
VOLUME IX. NO 107.
ASHEVIIjIjE, X. C, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 15, 188.
PRICE 5 CENTS
Cottolene,
a
Pure
and
Wholesome
Substitute
for
Lard.
Indorsed o,y proniiiifiit
physicians and ail leading1
authorities on cooking.
Samples free at our store.
Kroger.
REAL ESTATE.
V. H. (iWVN, W. W. WEST.
Gwyn & West,
(Successor! to Walter B. Gwyn )
ESTABLISHED 1881
REFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE.
Real Estate.
:-ofn .Securely Placed at 8
Per Cent.
Notary Public. Commissioner of peeds.
FIRE INSURANCE.
SOUTMKA.ir UUl'RT SyUARB.
CORTLAND BROS.,
Real Itotate Brokers
And Invrntracnl Aeenti
NOTAUV PUBLIC.
Loan securely pinion at per cent.
Omces
af. itt ZA Pattern Avenue Second ;floor.
JOHN CHILD,
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER.
Furnisher! ami t'ufurnlnhcrt Houpci.
OKPICB ROOMS.
Loans securely placed at Bight cr cent.
Mill
California
Breakfast
Food!
More nutritious than oat
meal. More palatable
than any other grain prep
aration. One 20 cent pack
ugc will convince you.
G. A. GREER.
ilH North Main Street.
'Phone 130
New Crop
Country
Iluck wheat
ITou r.
A. D. COOPtR
GROCERIES.
New Crop
New ( hleans
Molasses
and Syrui).
New Crop
C ti rt iiti ts
Flaisins ami
Citron.
COR. MAIN
AND N. COURT
SQUARE
BON MARCHE
Is Here To Stay I
WII.I. OF I UK ITS I' IMS STOCK III' DRY
COO US. KKKSS CflOllS. LADIKS' AND
CIIII.IIKEX S WNAI'S CIIDAP. SI'IiCIAI.
ATTENTION CA1.I.K" TO ITS SI'IJiN I 1 1 1
ASH COM PLLTH LINK OK LAL'IKS- AN'i
C III UN'S IN PICK W UA Ei, U IvNTS1 I'l'H-
NISU1NC?, FANCY COOIS AND AKT
NUlil'I.Ii WORK. KVHRVTHIXO AT
GRIiATLY K liDICKH PKlCli, ASCIIKAI'
AS TIIH CllB.I'i:ST, MATHKIAL. KIN-
shuck i:r.
37 S. main St.
BON MARCHE
I I I I I
Results Under Similar Policies
'Any pttliiy comparison by itny acnt or
any company showing a chcat:cr policy than
a similar one iiu-il by the Northwestern
is t"iil-c, fictitious an.l absurd; and ill be
duly cxpopcil if referred to tiny experienced
ngrnt of the North western Mutual Life In
surance company."
PuDittna & Webb,
CI N UK A I. 1 NSl'K.X NCK AC UNI S,
HIRE AM) LIl-'i: A SI' V. C I A LT V .
Knrnard M'ld'n, Aslieville. N. C.
' JL' JtSL. M j
Your broken wntroiis ami vehicles of all
kinds to H. Burnctte's shop on College
street, where thev will be repaired
promptly ami In first-class style. Hav
ing secured a first-class horse-shocr I
make nil kinds of fine shoeing a specialty.
H. BURNETTE.
To Smokers!
TIllv AMERICAN BAKURY HAS A
VBRV IIANUSOMIi LINIi OF CIOARS,
TOBACCO AMI CI'iARKTTBS. DON'T
i'aii. to comii and sub i s !
hi:mbmiii;k wi-: auk si:kvin
I-'RBSII OYSTERS IN lll'K PARLORS
LNTIL K n'CL'IK AT NICHT. OPKN
APTliS O'CLOCK SI NIIATS. OYSTKR3
SERVED IN ANY STYLE.
The American Bakery
18 COURT SQUARE,
TELEPHONE NO. 17.
NEW GOODS
AT CRYSTAL PALACE !
Christina ;oj1i so mi be opened and
displavcd. Wnit for th-m. A larger stoik
than ever. S e our Vi-nna dinner sets for
$20 nnd $iff this werk only. Our thin,
fine China tra at 1 cents per set. Our
thi 1 water t -nib! rs at no cents pr r do.t-n,
and the celebrate 1 IV A: II. lamp, n'ckcl
plated, for $1 r ItiKcut Bargain e er of
fered Also Oar Spr'nu extensi n library
lamp, with s:lk and linrn shade, for $2,115,
worth $f5.ii3. Yon -houtd not mi feting
our co inter of reductions Many thi"4j on
it worth three times what vc ask f ir them.
lo not fofRft thft- we n e the largest Scal
ers In the State n China, lass. Lamps.
House? F"urnishinc etc A fine line of (fau-in-
ml oi st ves, coal vas -. hou's, shovth,
ton;, posters, etc . scbeap
THAD. W. THRASH & GO.
CRYSTAL PALACE.
NO 41 PATTON AVENUE
New
H(l SOM SOI 1 1 j 1 O
II) o 1 icacies.
Atmore's XI i net' Nlent and I'lum Pudding
New Crop Kais.ns,
Currants nl Citron. I cw Catch
Shore Mackerel and Roc Ifcrrinj
Try I o well Sl Snider "s New Pack lancy
VVho'c Tomatoes. Packed Spe
cially for us.
Just rec.i ved a lari- lot 1 I el I its.
Jams and Preserves.
Hcckt-rs Huck wheat. Maple Srup.
New rl ansnnd lortt Rico
M classes .
our Stock is the Karecst and lit'&t Selected
we h.iv; cvir o tiered to the trade.
Powell Snider.
r! Z
. -i
5 't O
1 5 S 5
5 v. '"z k
O r- y
i 5 :
; rr h rr
LiHYf
& REAGAN.
DRUGGISTS.
TO WE A ROYAL Wl-ILCOMli
thai- i;xi'LNii:i in
liRIUIKON K'l I
The i:.ciirsliilHiH will e r.it tm
Itlac-k Maiiitln lv Kimiiii:
lee 'I'lit- VroKrin til ICtiic r:
ineii.
PATTON AVE. AND CHURCH ST.
Jl'-T R BC El VKH li IM I'Lh I K I. INI.
Turkish Towels
Bath Sponges
Bath. Brushes
1 Bath Gloves
NOTICIi )l K WINI.)V.
Patent Medicine Cut Prices !
Aurnt f..r HIIVL'. R'S CAMIV.
An enthusiastic nRi'in-f l tin- i .111
uiittie who have- in tli.irf the mtir
tainm.'nt of the OriiUrnii c!nl w.i-.
at the Aslieville c in rooms vtMiiu ivj
afternoon, the Hon. Kichniotiil I 'ca rscm ;
presiding;. The eominiltce on liniinis'
reported that they ha l in-.-t i 1 h pli-n- j
did success and that ivcrvliodv wl.oj
lr.id the interest of Aslieville at heaitj
has indicated it in a snhstantial inaniur. j
The program for 1hcentci taiiiiiii-.il ol j
the club as outliiu d at the meet iv is j
about as follows: As nianv uirinl-rs ol 1
the ffeneral coinniit'ec aspussiblc will o
down to Black Mountain siati m to
welcome the eluh anil their ladies. On
reaching Aslieville the Oridironists will
be escorted to thf il.i'ti i v l'aik hotel,
where they will be made to lei I at home.
General introductions will follow as
soon as ti e mem bei s of the club have
made their toilets, and if there is time
they will be taken on a diive around the
city. The banquet willliriu about S-.'M)
or '.I o'clock. Covers will be laid for
aboutl."iil people, and the indications
are that it will be one of the linest in the
way of viands and wines that has ever
been Kiven in North Carolina.
On Saturday the members oi the com
mittee will escort 1 lie club and the ladies
to Miltinorc anil they will be shown over
the entire Yntidcrbilt property. Alter
dinner at t he Ha t tery 1 'ai k hotil at (1
p. in., the reception to the ladies and
gentlemen who arc on the excursion will
be jjiven at the hotil, bcKmniujj about 'J
o'clock. It will be a rather unique re
ception in various ways, .and it will be
wile o I theswcllcst allaiislhat has ever
been held in Ashevi '.e. Invitations will be
issued to all the prominent society peo
ple of Asheville, anil it is expected by the
committee that all of those who receive
invitations will c ine. There will be at
least Uo ladies in the parly ironi Wash
ington, and, ol course, they ixp it to
receive, as thev should, some attention
from the people ol Asheviile. The chair
man ol t he i;eucral commit tee a p; toi :i cl
a committee, coiiM-tin ol I r. W. I.
liilliard, K. K. K.iwlsaud li I'. McKi
s'ck, to send out the invitations lor the
reception, and these ;;ciitleuien are low
CUKajeil in that work. A ill etiti1 ! the
Keuer coi.imittee will be held lomor
ro w a. .ernoou at o at '. h .' Asia: illc cl ah
rooms and it is !iui?;irv liVii 1 vtrv
member ol t he com :n :t tee w .11 be pie?ent.
Abi ut noon today Tim. ell ':-.i N called
at the Hattery l'ark and I anal Ih .t the
ina'iiticen t ball room had lncii tu'.'ic.l
into a bower ol bunliaK an 1 ll.iwvrs foi
the Hi idiron members. Tnc t ..b'a s will
represent in their sha pe the e-rcsl ol 1 he
liiidirou club. Tiie colors of the tiub
are beiivr entwine el about the ball room
artistically, the' com mitt ev bavin:: the
assistance of Mr. Tie I Hull, whose
correct taste will add a meat del to the
elTect. Around 111 t h--e' a rd "s oe-pa rt
mentor the hotel Ti 1 1-: Cmi-.x was as
sured that the banquet, will be the best
that has ever been 1.1 ven in Ashev d'c. Mr.
Mclvifsick has ri eel ve'.l alioul a d ,a a
telegrams since vetcrilav a!teii:oun
Ironi ditVcrcnt inembers ol th..-c'ul, inaa
ifestinj a prcat desire to come to Ashe
ville, ami all seemed to I- 1 1 assuie.i that
thev would enjoy their trip very 11:1:1 !i.
"I have just received the olhcial ll ly i't
ol the club," said Mr. Me Ki-sie !;, "and
when it is lloated Irom t h - Mortal! ol
the Mattery l'ark it will i.ei iia ps create
semic eonstern.a tioti anions the eiLi.eiis
of Aslieville. Hy way ot ull.ivii'j; their
fears, 1 want to sav that the ll:r.; is not
a guerrilla banner. The s1. i.ine, nns
tenons lines on the back bael.yi omul
rcprestnt a gridiron, and clid it en pass-
inn by need have no tears that u is a
I l'ch'ork belonmnL; to other regions.
I.very thinly seems to be woili: ; uueiv,
mil ! am sure that th- pco;!e ol Asl e-
ville will turn out en ma.-'c to reet tie
members t f the tiridiron club. Thev
outlit te) iinelerstaml that it i no inail
ilTiiir for t he club to come to A-h vd'e.
i r the reason that nearly eve 1 v 1 11 v and
health resort in this counti v aie now
viein wi t h each ot hci in t lu ir a t tempts
to ct the club to visit their r. -n; e-'.tve
places. The ndvei tiscau nl ami o ul
that will accrue from this vi.-ii ol the
club to Asheville can scan el v bee mpre-
ht'iided. Asheville will be on the tongue
ol nearly every newspaper readi r c in-
telh4i nee in the I luted states wit 1:111 tht
next month. The papers that wiU be
represented here teach not onlv into I he-
North, Northwest an 1 tanada, but
away down Seiuth and through every
Western State. It will he 1 ina;;n ilicent
e)pportunit v lor the people ot Ashe'villc
to show that they appreciate these f lets,
ind 1 hope t ha t every at ten t ion will be
shown these newspaper nun. It Un
people of Asheville want tlair otv to
(jruw and build up, now is the t one tor
thcni to come forward a ml help enter
tain these gentlemen in a io al 1:1 inner."
Three of tlae lulureil Miiv Hit.- cil
Tlitlr 'wuiitlH.
M i.m 111 1 e, Tenm, Nov. 11'. The ccriu
plete list ol the iujuied Ironi the fire yis
terdtiy is :is follows: . K. I'ctkins, sec
retary V. Nl. C. A., skull crushed, arms
broken, will die. C. Iv. White, iiitcru.d
injuries, may recover. W.K. H0.1rdn1.1n,
Water Valley. Miss., s h till fractured, may
die. .seph Watkins, j unto,- of ImililiiiLj,
body mangled, mav die. ', Ashetoii,
St. bonis, body burned and bruised. I".
K. Hurrows, severe I v bin ued and bruised.
A MONAHCIIV I OH lilt AXII..
Tlio Iihtiru-nlH Itec lclc- '' ItiilHr
The Inifierlnl I lii-
London, Nov. Kl. The-Times sas it
has learned from private sources t hat the
leaders ot the l'.razillian rcb- llion con
ferred on Tuesday and decided to hoist
the imperial ll i.
They intend to direct I heir elloi ts, says
the Time s, to restoring the monarchy.
This policy was first announced bv Ad
miral Melro, and was w ell received by the
other rebel otlicers.
one Iluck tsiiootliitt .
Wasiiini.ton, Nov. 1.". 1 'resident
Cleveland, accompanied by Sccict.iry
I.nniont, left this city by the 1 1 :.".( New
York express on the l'enns 1 vania rail
road last niht. No inkling was alio wed
to escape ol the l'resident's intenti tis
or of his destination. I'rivatc Secretary
Thurber says the l'resident will be back
tomorrow.
i t jii i! vi.:. 1 ms 1. 11. :
Wt"ve:vi:ie I-.a-H 11 ; Ii.un II IM al
Jin- Old (.".11c.
VY !:.. . -:u vti.i.i.. N v.l:! They're 1 .cute 11.
1 t-lel tiieiii so, hat 1 1 v wouldn't listen
to me. I toM them that In, 11 call
bayes were re.-il hail on the e ' , ni plex io 11 .
It washe Mais 11:11 hnfchnll team
that was 1. eaten, and it was the Wei er
v illc tram, w it ho ul any help horn Wake
I'orcst or elsewhere that did the job up
brown. The Weav-.: ville hnvs left here
I . .. , : a 1, 1,1 1 :,, , 1,. :..
eyes and the ir sh irt pants I the- siioi t of
pantaloons 1 in their pockets to wipe up
the earth wii h the h iicl'ootcd dudes ol
Mils Hill. The Mars Hill hoys were
found in 11 deep hollow, sn ronnikd hv ,-t
chain ol hills over wlri-h Pick Weaver
evi 11 could ma send a llv.
The Weaverville hall 1 nosers let them
selves into the H'"1"- with such elTect
that allot those living in ai:d aroiiiid
Mars Hill thai have harps h ive lain;;
theni mi the willow and thev sav ijonse
CKlts lack liiients per doxen of inuy
1 ollo-.vurj is the scute
worth anvthin
by innings:
1 'j :: 1 .- c, 7 s :
t in s Hill 1 1 t o 1 o 1 1 1:1
Wrivcrvl If. 11 r I 1 .' o 0 0
I'Ihoth: M:ii- tiill-tluH, ('.r.riiw 'Ml,
A nili-iM'ti, S.tms. MiMalnm, ( lniii', Am
rrns. Ili'iipu'nl t, t .-irltr. Y.'i ver lie
1 .irr-on. 1 .ill, C hum I vrs. o, Wcacr. li.tr,
Niils.in. t.rihl, C liaillliet 8, W., CultiH.
Kobt. Chanibirs and Mr. Suns am
pin d the name sat ird.'cto: ily.
The w,-iv lelt handed t Ixer N'i ii-'.ni did
wind his rainhow ciives nvutiml the
links ol the ir-.-iitlcmen In ill the rural
district was a real caution. 1 le st nick
out seven during (he ;;anie.
The coaching ul bak We.-o ei t . c j ; - the
Weaverville hoys ninkiti tallies all the
time, while the .birs Hill hoys were
wishini,' they could crawl into -liile"
liailey's pockets ai d heat rest.
Clause pitched lor Mars Hill until the
lilth inning when it ;-rc- too h it li rhim
and he vanished.
The hatting ol .Neilson, White and bill
ol Weaverville, deserve special ir.ei.tii:;
also the lielditii; of Carter at.tl a eateli
ot t'ltceuwood for Mars 11:11.
Weaverville's vietory wins the liile to
the chain pionship o Wistirn North Car
olina ol which Mars Ibil has ho.islcd.
If III AIT TIM-. l-.XI'O.
Anuiisia t'rvliii: (lui Aji 'bist 'I lie
Kallwiu s
Ai ,a - r., l',:i., Nov. 1.V At i:. ot: i-s-.e
i d.iy ;l,e latest meeting ol ittei e'lants
eer held in this e'ily w.i c: Me d to order
at the eot l. .11 cxch.i a;.'e to take ,-ielion
on I he K' ichinond a. id I Ian vi He md So nt h
cai'i lina 11 a-'s' tettis d to earrv ot:l the
:'i el Coii'ini.-sioner ; 1 3 :bi an , rattt
III.: a oik' 0 tit a lt::le 1 ;'.(- tlvu d.O'S ill
tic- e. e e !-. ' 1 , -1 i n; the tAiiosi.wn in this
e-it w hich opened ye surd, tv, '1 lie to!
hoviour 1 e s-. lit'. i o-:s was tinaiiinionslv
a.i-.ptvl.
' l:l view oi tlo I aie: State: ina1.;
taiiidc 1 I the- AitL-tisia ex;i si'.ion
ai:d l'..o: u 1 Slate l-'air ami the
w i te 01 e ;n 1 inteu-t shown hy ail
I cop e in this seat i -p. it was
all import.. :il that e very lacilily sliould
he- oeiiti.e i.;;i':c to visit i 1 :c L-l'.'at
i x 1 1 1 s 1 : i 1 1 1 1 , and a tci an iiilell :;eiit and
inaiist i ions (!iirt the eoninottte' ;ip
poinlcd to tihiaii: low raihoad rates
Irom 1 he e 1 -ii-1 it n'.eil :n:il:o:i- we-re sae1
c ts!i:l and perm s;o;i was tveii to the
v.ari'Ois hias ot tiie- .nthe-rn Kaihoad
and s't ,,i:isti:p as:-, ci 0 ton . . I 1 1 ev 1 1 1 y; tar
rales asked t. 0. We icon al tl-.si.ete
hour that twool ; lie la;.. - at Ai: :n-la
te-'' -e to abide by ill.- die--:-: a ..; tie
e 1 ' :'-:: . i ''lets. I' hi- I I I s a 1 will v. ' 1 i.
c eat i: itn y : 1 tie.- ex jr '.-it i ai .': h.l tie'
material 1 1 1 1 e -: e 1 ol 11. e- hn-ir.e-s ol lie
fit v.
"Ktsolvid. !.v ti.. .iirieli.iii's "I
Augusta, t'i'i v. e' e.'tiestb- ('loasl
against a a v 1 1- ; au l a: in' titty rail: oad
line tea n.i ! ' i' a! Aa pista li'MU t he
rates rtinl i .1 us !.,- tae aso.ia:iin al
the recent mo I 1;:; 1.1 A'i .la and c m
li rni' 1! hy 1 he- 1 ;:. a 1 ! 1 1 -!' : a C.ar.iii: i
sioncr Mai: ! in. a::d we a " ail t fi!
these roads hy a t :he e''int:ii-ai 1: tensl
hetween us th.t t'liv eoi 'aia to the
rales tl:e ta':i:--. a.s l-a iiii-eii nsal
Atlanta and . hi...i w :
I
.hhsl ed
t hrtuihe'ti t a 1 ; .a. m c 11I.0 e : ion.
4M,r:iti''u t e i.s : i.vmi
; IiIk cause- -i
Ul'CSSItl :i
C 1 C I N N I I ,
,'-'ae A. J. II.
'!! Lis W.-iV lltill)
is I ! tin ( r a t-
1 tilt t 1 I ifiii 1
- l!,c V.
l.l'i
I'.ii.l; ti. w ;!S 1 1 r i' t 1 1 . ,' . 1 v , .Mill .i i
"Sccnt -Jl vc per cent l t!i.- c. kms di
tl.c I 'c:ni r.ilic t!is:.s' r was tt the
Vdriiiiiist r.'i t it "t', l ive ihtMts.niil ul itiv
people liave Lceii in W" and,
icciivii no s.i t il.u ' iun al nil, went
honicatirv at C leveland. The 1 'un
dent's rule that KejinLlie.iiiS shall linhl
over It'iir veais Iron) the (.Lite ul e mln
in a lion, w liieli means not oi.U two years
more, 1ml ci'nl and nine innntlis ;nhli
Lional, lias licin hot I y noinu ed. Never
lietorc Lave Con;:i e-nu n one limne, ex
prcsinji Mie'i Inttcrncss tiv.ird the Ties
ident. Tins is ojt.cially the e.ie wiili
tticiil Ik i s 1 1 oni the S.nith. I ean'l see
that t l;e tai ill had an tlun- in d) with
the Linilsluh'. I levar i 1 leiin et atie e 1 1 -dcnuiation
of tiie administ rati.m the
pi inie cause ut I he li ftuhluan sntiess,
which, in pro pot lii 'ii, evi n overshadow s
one ti iumph o! last I til. I u tin km ..Is
st.t yvd at home."
WH IJO'I lOl.O.M.l
l.oiicUm Coiiiiuciit On Tut 11 a
waltaii A tlatr
I.ono, Nov. 1 .". The 1 iilv New s
editorially sa s tli.it the Aituriein
j;ovcit mcnt and pcplc have tm tied
up! !i tLeiist 1 - s in the 1 1.iw.ai.ia mat li r
with asl'Miishin se!! eoi.tiol. Hawaii
was theits il thev h.id earul ) stuteti
1 1 it ir It.. tnls out lor it. Thev wan'.ed
Hawaii a lid were a No aw. ire ot h-r paw
crs t'ov ttil if, it rus'ulent. C 1 vdand
re 1 1 1 1 1 1 o 1 a Uc it . Slu li, ad Is 1 lie Ni s,
is i he st tni h ol t he nat i; ma! t radii ti n
aaii sL t lie policy d colouiaii-;. The
place is so small and helpKss, hnl at the
same time so useful, that I'lesiiLtit II n
risoti t lioimht he in i lit aunt x it, and did
his Lest to pledge his sneeessor to do s.i,
hul Pre side it Cleveland n Ins tl the lint.
The d- jiastd tpieeti lias not proUs'od mi
vain.
ACAINST .THE FREE LIST
SAI'IT MAKIXU AUAINSr
Tt3i: TAUIFF mi. I.
ti'""' "U'.-r.Hy Tiie Wain and
Means ( uniiiilltec Will AlaUe
I ii a mil IMil.lle lairller 'I II an
Mas 1 xineled At I'lrs'.
Wasiii.no i on, Nov. 15 The new tariff
hill w ill probably he made public at a
iinieli culler date than has generally
be. n ,i i: t ici ; ni ' ed . The notes of .appre
hension which have been sounded s-aice
the- late edict ion have wanted the resolute-
lat in ri formers of the party that
the cli.-.ni'es ol" party stu'c 'cs and discip
line t!c end upon boldness and ptompti
t in le in di lining a policy, and all haste
consistent with deliberation is l)ein;
made by the Democratic members to
com 1 le the hill nial pive it to the coun
try. It is nlie.-idv delinitely settled that the
coniniiilee will not wait for the ap
proval ol a cauc:i3 before presenting the
incisure to the people. While some
ol the li.iitocraiic members of the
committee think that the hill miuht
he strenmhened in the House hv first
K'iitiin; I ue approval of the party
caucus, the majority feel that the sub
mission nl t he hill to the caucus would
onlv lea. I to interminable wrnnylinj; and
possible create a party dissension which
misfit seriously cniharrass t)lc measure
in its consideration later in the House.
The prop. sis against the free list are
sldl coining in, t he most emphatic ones
now In in;.' troni the iron ore and coal
nt'. n.
Il ATII OK I)K. Tli'I'l-H.
A 7e.ei!iil Mijro I cluealur f Ilie
Memtli
Km. t. n. it, X. C, Nov. 13. Rev. Dr.
I let: rv Ma. i tin Tiipiier. president of Sha w
I ' :i i ci l -i ' v colored i, died here yester
d iv i t liriiil's disease at the ajje of O'J
vears. II ,- was one of th-best known
and m ist saecesslul teachers ol the nero
in the country. He was born at Mem
son, Mass., and graduate. I at Amherst
College, and in lSijo ni aduated at New
ton 'I IhoI icical iiistilute. That yiar he
l.i'eaine;i liaptist preacher ; and a private
si l lier, and s rved throughout the war.
I !e came he re I b toln r In, Isto, en com
missi'm bv t he American baptist Home
Mission society, and hecan work amoni;
tH'.i i i'. s. He and his pupils went In the
woods a I'd cut the timbers I. o-1 he school
litiihiine. ivhii'h was a chinch as well.
1 le has sc. at t his hantbie bejiaidno de
velop into Shaw I'tiivcisity. with nine
hiiek buddings, worth $2' K ,( MM, and
wnh 1 an I si udi i.t s. which has sent eiut
-il preachers and over l.tidil teachers
all over the Smth. and atnopo whose
students tm- a lirinber from various
eotiutiies and parttculariy tiie Cono
hie e St a' i'.
Ad the hiii'diiie;s wei e ii ccted by the
st uileiil s, and Dr. Ttipn r's plan a i way s
w as I o teach t he nea;ro to help hiuisell.
1 le was much liked lute, and was de-
ot i .1 to his W' a k. lie tried another ex
pi l inn nt w liieli proved v. ry successful.
1'his was t he eintiioyinent ol Southern
.elate men ol ) reiiiiiinnee as teachers
ills bluer. d w id he he'd tomorrow at
noon, and his b.idv wid b-.- buried be
tween iwo iua;;uedia tree-sou the univer
sity joo'.inds. flic faculty, ainoii);
nliii'it aie some ol Raleigh's most p: om
it" ul m u, have adopted suitable rcsolu
li' .ns Ibi-hniond 1 1 spa tch.
a ui'i-.i-:k casi:
Much I,rii-r!v OepeitUs l oli
WIHc-li Illed 1'lrnt.
I'a i r i i: Chui-.k, Mich., Nov. la. A
en: ions question has arisen w ith regard
to the death ol Charles S. Saxe and his
wile, two New York victims ef the (irand
I'li.ak ii'vs mi. I'hey le ti two children,
h S xc dad las: the wile's relatives will
1 t he-p1 opi i t v, hie Ii is very larc,
1 nr. it Mrs. S t e died Ii t si , ihe hi is ha nil's
hen s :li be in hie-k . The supposition is
that hot It die d iast.aittlv, alt houh the
h'.'.sliatiil's hens w-.ll u-t-e that the wife,
li.m supposedly I he weaker of the two,
was hot lo siii'e'i iti'i. A loay; drawn
out contest in the New York courts is the
p:'o-.;e,l.
Ii ! el llt-acl.
W v-:ii.v,roN, Nov. lo.-john W.llojo;,
e ha l e let k ol t he na vy department, and
lor :'.; ye irs ctnp'oyec ol Iheoverniilcut,
droppe d dead al his In line in hluckvillc,
bid., tins no u tii 1114
ti sih;xsi:i TI. l.UCKA MS.
$20 $20
$20 $20
IT GOLD
To Be Given Away I
How It Will JJe Done:
We have-had made for us a nunijcr of
ke;,. one of wliich will open a ll avy
plate nljss m- ney box. We have p'accd
in this box ia our window $20 in e.obl.
unit on ami after January 1, ;pdi, each
holder of one of these keys will be per
mitted to try to unlock and cpen the
box. The person whose key opens the
box will be Riven the $20 absolutely
free.
How to Get a Key:
t:aeh cash purchaser to the amount of
2a cents or more ot fancy Roods and
sundries, royal peparations or prescrip
tions will be given one key with each
purchase free, anil on and alter January
1, IK'.U, will be entitled to try the key to
open the box. To the person holding
the-key that fits the box, the contents,
$t;i in t'.old will hi Kivenv ithout rc
s rve or condition.
Raysop & Smith,
at PATTON A YEN UK.
lie-Hi v I minis hi Nrult rs
'ie iok'ia, 11. C Nov. 12. Claims an
Rice,atu'K $1,0011,01111 have been l.ir
wnrded to I Uta wa bv Collector ol Cns
touts Milne, oil belialt eit ihe Itritisli
Cobunbiau scalers: and will he pre
sented aoainst the I' 11 i t eel Slates govern
ment under the arbitration arrangement.
Tin S 111 hweste-vii Tratiic association
has elected Mr. !.. 1-'. Day ol Louisville
ehaiimaii. Mr. Day was lormei ly tratli:
mutineer o! the Ncwjiort News and M is
isippi Valley railway. The salary at
tache d is SI 11, tu ai per year.
Col. I h ice. w ho was recalled bv Pres
ident t h vehitid treou his appointment,
le-ll Konnokc lor Washington on Novem
ber bill, and neither friends or relatives
at the lot titer place know of his where
ab nils.
Capt. S oniiel No: i -. one o! the last ol
New lauidi'ii's 1 Ct. 1 oitec not cd ba ml ol
w Indian cai'tan s, is dead. Ilcciicutil
111 vl-ali .1 t he jj die many times ill both
,w l.i'Ui!"ii and New r.e'd.'ord whale
slaps.
Deeds have been itcordcd in Washins;-
toa i-.iiiM-yini; land near Connecticut
avenue iiiteudid for the use ol the Protes
tant llpiscopal Callu'iltal. which with its
ailltinct nistitini m wdi cost .Sd,tilH),(MIU.
The II iwaiian iriiiv s are de'c-reasin
r.ipi'llv, then- be naj in lsilt) but I'o.lC'tl
on all the islands, while in 177S, when
1 'amain C 'ok di-covrrcd tl.c islands,
lucre wa re nt le ast .iiid.oi.M.
The .laot ot l.n ksone ille. I'l l , has
diicctcd that a special incctin ol the
e-it y loiiii'.-il he called to pass a law to
p-evitit the Mitchell Corbett liyht there
11 no st'e-li law e'xists.
tuiieets 01 1 ne 1 ititco tatcs navy are
st ronnlv 111 favor of the annexation of
Hawaii and are mainly responsible tor
t tie-scntimi nts m asiiiiifjton 111 that
dll'ec'.loll,
A hii i;e 1 -iyar lactorv of Marces Mai
ales, all- Pine street, I'hiladclphia, was
destroyed liy fire tothiv. Loss, csti
match SKM.IMO.
The rumor of the control of the Le
hiyli Vailey road by the Yanilci hilts are
denied hv Vice-President Garrett of the
Lclcch,
The I'liited Stat.-s cruiser Olvmuia de
veloped a speed of 21.26 knots on her
contractor s trial trip.
$20 IN GOLD !
Absolutely Given Away !
I have placed on exhibition in my stere a
heavy plate glass money box eontaiaiiiK
SiOinjrold. 1 will give one key with every
cash purchase of J5 cents or more. One key
in the lot will unlock the box. On and after
February 1, 1S9, parties holding keys will
entitled to try them. To the person hold-
ins the key that fits the box the contents
ill he Kiven without reserve or conditions,
eys will not be noticed unless attached to
the orinioal tag. Please leave keys at stoic
after trying ihcm.
MITCHELL,
Men's outfitter. id PATTON AVEXI'li.
Standard Granulated Sugar,
18 POUNDS FOR $1.
Best White 10CTs
Coal Oil i i:r ;ai-lon.
And Other Roods in proportior.
8. It. CUEDESTER & SON ,
22 Patton Avenue.
noT'.i(llw
GAROLINA IGE I COAL CO.
NATURAL AND T I
MANUFACTURltD 1 ,
A I ALL KINDS.
UAL HARD AND SOP!
39 PATTON AVENUE, ASHEVILLE-
TELEPHONE
OFFICB NO. 130. YARD NO. 14.
THY TIIK-
MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY
THE TERT BEITWORK.
CHURCH ITREET. TELEPHONE 70