i
Tucslay Evening, December 2G, 1893.
THE ASHEVIXiUEj DAILY CITIZEN.
WANT COLUI
A NTIiD-
p rtcr.
ANTED.
A good active youtii; Hotel
l.ive rt-tt-renee.
H. II. JAKRHTT .Sc SON'S,
I'll- lioro, N C
dec20dl w
WANTED Everyone wlin is crowded for
pantry room, doing light housework
or livinir in rooms, to come unci arc o-r
kitchen cunboa-da and dinning room eabi
nets, they are i.i"t what vou wiiut, alsn
iurniture of all kinds repaired on the short
cut nothc, nt J. V. NK'lloLS,
Cabinet and Furniture Repair Shop. No. .
Willow afreet. dccLOd 1 w
FOR KENT.
1R RUST Three furni.lir I
liicht housckcrtiitivz. Atitilv
decVMtf
r- -ins It.r
IS Hip jt st
WR HUNT A four nice ro
Aj tvr convcnienccf
cheap Apply to
deel 1M Im
Wn-
linc l.ic.-ii ion; riiii
J. A M I'K I K .: H.
"O t-tarri' s A vc.
FOR KIJMT 1 line nnmtriUa;:r lutnil i-il
or unfurnished also I' irui-il;; il niotiiM.
o. fio llnilcy strict.
drc21lllv G. L. V.M K) A !.l.
THE ISLAND
OF
1IAYTI.
Desolation of a Onco Wealthy tind.
Powerful Rflpub ic.
A Nation Tlmt It Iu.-;i;i:il,!.- of ;ilM;iiv
crtiiiirnr. Th: Kiilcra Ani lilimil t lil rhi y
'iyr,-i.'l8 uii.l ill. IVuiiIi 1 1 :l t ?
UllUff Men.
J 71 R KlilT-The storcnom nail Imst
J ment i l'N.i. S Si-rlll C' urt Slut IV
bession K'vt n January l.lMl'-t. Ai.tilnto
T. C ST A K NHS,
octSSdtf At Store.
IJIOR HUNT lununrr 1 verv ili-siiuli'i-?
H-rootn dwelling, w ith kitchen, servants
room, vtible nm) tm.ilcrn cimvi-nii-iioi-s. tc.tr
iust'irticc, Kent rtusoniil le Aililn-ns
ilcciii tltr r. 11. iidx t.:it.
IJIOR RIvMT The Uuropenn hotel.
South Main St., Anluville. N. Ci.
class stand for restaurant. Terms re
ble pplv to 1. 1, John-ton or 1-.
s
rst
on u-
Thomns. Johnston liuilti'tii;.
h'Oh' SAU!.
bjl(.:K SAL" Old perH nt the I
! counting riio ti. lin cents prr hum
A ltire
Wist
lot of
- illeee
17IOK S l.li
J furniture.
Villa.
FORSXt.K yunnt! mire,
KT or Hitlille nn-1 a yotiii!
fur hu y or work. Kit stile
tirne. I'ricclo-.v. ppiyto 1
liuc
second
st re t
d
to.. 1 r.
r h-inii u
for c.'lli -i
I'ultuii
ll jvl lil
It ii-r n
id tl
tin-iil
m-.-i r
i tl.it,
li-JK-
FOR SA UK CIIItM' I'.uit. Ciunr Stoic
and Crndy Mnt.ti lutory stock ami tis
turis, about "$4-lio to $")Oo; viood pfiyinj
tiuaincn-; one of the li-st luiati'ins in towi.;
rrnson tor telling poud. 1-or im rt :;-uti, t s,
add ess I. O. !., Care Citiien
dec 1 till
HOARDING.
BOARDING Two
cntlt. southern
Lee. 2li Flint street.
conn cti:i,v
exposure.
rnunm vn
Mis. A
dcc-Jil- f
BOA Kill SO Hyilav or wn-V l'lia atlt
room. tiuKle or intuit', natlv and
comfortably lurnlsheil. t'.rate or f. rtim'c
heat, hot and Colo wntir. with I'ath-.- 101
two floors. On electric ear line; live tpi in'v
walk from the stpjare. Terras m. nl- ra e.
MKS. s I'HKKV.
novlSIGmo 1 ( 1 North M'jin street
MrSCf-T.f.A ,',:.
St-.HOOl- Parties di-Minii? t-i patroni
a private school in town .re reiiu steil
to call on or address 11. 1 . Uiny, City,
dcc13dtH mon snt
FDR Hood c'erlcs, bookkeepirs. salesin
teachers, Itlcchanies, etc , address v. i
stamp, Um oloy ;ucn t Iiurcau, K i U ii :i, N .
ocl-l-d. od3in
TV YOU VTa position its
.JL- clerk, Tnookki epi r, irtan.'ii'ee. si
teacher, mechanic, scrvnt, etc.?
with stamp rjniplovi.ietit Uuri-jiu. 1
N. C. net". di
ll m ;
i. Pei
il3 'i
"TlOTI K M.lvirlR so'd oat 111.- worn
.li I'ltsincss to the Ittineuiii be i ia: C,
willref.rmy old customers to tie ati.-
named firm, who will continue tl e taisiius
at the same prices. Kcspcctiull v.
decltldlw M. 1'. li.WIS.
ti'iitili: r t
lauds in
id ! tliid
1 sir--- t.
FAKM OWNlvKS 1 have a
clients who wish to imn hin
Western North Carolina. I u on
to correspond with own-rs, win
sell thci- farms
VV. M. SMITH, Att in. y : 1 - -.v
dccUlillnio Co. -cord, N,
I i
"VTOTICI5 Ttl CH KIHTilHS ll.-ivins;
1 itieil hs administrator of the i state ot' I
lamp. Mcllowcll. deeeascil, uil iTrson- in
debted to said intestate are rci' ,cst il lo
make imnitiiiate paym-.-nt to ttie iiinK--.
sinrtl: all persons huvini; e'aims ee:M'i!st
said intestate are iu-rcttv llotilieil l- pre i in
their clainn, trot erly air then t rea ted to t he
undersigned wit bin t wi I ve rn .n t li -i from
da'e or r his notii e will lie pleaded in Iilit nt
their recovery, lire 10, lvu;4.
V. A. r:AItV.
Ail mill 1st rat or of J. Ilnni o. Mi-'-n v 11.
Tucker ,v Mupby, Atui.-utys.
dt-cltiiltlt pa I
Not the least interesting' feature of
tin; ijlaeo in tho barracks, whore is
quart. 're. I a. iiortion of llippoli to's val
iant army, says a Hayti eorrespoiitleut
of the Proviilenee .Imiriuil. Tho only
attempt nt uniform is a fcuit of hluo
overalls, ";eia rally in the hist stapco of
tliUipit'.atiim, ntul a c:ip ornumentctl
tvith retl. j-ellow or lihio braid, accortl
in;r to the faney of the wearer. Some
few have shoes or straw slippers, but
tin1 majority are bare foot eit.
They are arnn'il, however, with fairly
Tooil muskets, and many of tlirnutarry
ujfly lnokiit' knives. I saw laryo num
bers of tho "t.okliers" on tho plaza or
public", square, soma playiu.tf at clieo or
eanls, some talkinjr, others sleeiiino;
and all la:-.v, il irt y ami rao"LroiJ. TliiM
lla.a, whieh was originally well laiil
out iiit'l which actually boastcJ. an an
cient fountain in the center, was lit
tered witli refuse, rooted tip by hofrsj,
ami lilthy with house olTal and dunfr.
Tlu" ancient paved walks whieh ori"'in-
ally traversed it were badly broken
and tho loose stones were wildly scat
tered by the hoirs.
Outside of the town and an far us the
cyo can reach extends a hilly country
covered wit h forest. In a long" tramp
tlirotili this country wo saw no cul
tivated land. And vet this laud is said to
be extremely fertile and to yield lare
ly any troi'.ieal product that is planted
upon it. I'rom an examination of
an outcropping lod-ve of rock I decide-
that the soil was underlaid with linn
stone, and such a soil is nearly always
rich. Hut the richness of this island is
wasted. For even the old plantations
which were well set with colTee
oranges ami cocoanuts, are p-rown up
to tropical forest and yield next to
notlnny.
Ki'lit in tho midst of a jnnp;lo of
wild trees and bushes I found traces
of an old orange and mango prove, in
dicated by tho remains of straight
rows ill which tho-.c trees were ori;
nally planted. And with tie? decline
and rniri of the plantations has de
fhned everything i:i connection with
them. Kvcn tho old carriage road
which originally traversed the island
and formed a channel f or convey in
the produce to t he p oris aro now only
bridle paths, being completely over
grown with forest and birdies. And
this is llayti, the Hi -tianiola of Colum
bus, the priilo and glory of the great
admiral! For it vill lie romomln-n
mat, alter exannmeg tl-.e t lier large
islands of the V.'cst I ml ies, Columbus
decided t!iat this ov.o was tho riche
ami nest. .nu i.dvr, v.lieri muter
French rule. ir. was one of the fairest
and weal'ihiort spots i;i tho eivili.
world.
llio whole repulilie, in fact, is
a gigantic farce. Xo nation has
ever shown itself more utter
ly incapable of scl f-govermueiit
than the black republic". la somo
eighty years of llayliau independence
there have been more than ninety
revolutions, l he children, wit.i a few
exceptions, grow up in absolute igno
rance, and with a deep, inborn hatred
of tho white) man. Tho rulers aro
bloodthirsty tyrants and llic country
lias degenerated into a t ropieal wilderness.
NoTlOTi TO CtHlirrokS-lliMinu i .a'
ified as atlui inWt r tor ut the e-tiie I
M H. ipivev, ileceaned. all persons indent, il
to a ri ill intestate are requested to mtiK.-i---meiliute
payment to the ionic rsinid. al
person having; claims aai st sai-1 intes
tate nrc her by notitied to present the s mr
f r paymi n t . protr!y a-jthcnticatcl. t i lie
unUersiKtied within t'z inon'hs lr,-iii lhs
nate or this notit e will be .tended in --ir i l
tbeir lecoverv. .1 W 1 1 . 1. , i IN 1-; S .
Adm'ref M. 11. Spivc, dictne I
Tuckrr .V Murphy, Attorneys
d-.-criltit tucs
-II IV
II I I ' I
-tll-t
p -I SH
iVTOTIl K Tl 1 C K Ull I TOK
JLI itieil as administrator ot tt-e e
Mrs Francis llalloek iteeeas il nil
indi hted to sai-1 iiitesta'i' are lit-
ipiested to mtik-? immediate pnyni i.t:
persoi s havitii claims nizainst said iritest
are hereby notified to present "hem prop,
authenticated to the i n irrsi;!! d wit
twelve itionths 'ram this date, e.r th s i.o!
will br plea it-d in bar ol their r. e-o r .-.
J I". M t- I'll V,
Administrator i. f Mrs. l-rfincs lla.'U
oovl!Stuesilaystlt
:iNG OF THE GULF.
i;
the
1 1 1 1
c lifi-iit ami Ills Homo Anions
r.lotli-y t'rowils of lluslilre.
t:- hire is the capital of the English
"cell. rate in tho I'crsiuu gulf. Here
rcsi.lcnt lives, who may be styled
l the triilf, and before whom all
potty potentates along its shores,
they on tho Arabian or Persian side,
iw down. IIo has. his steam j-acht
id his steam launch provided for him,
1-iitish man-of-war is appointed to
be always in readiness to tlo his bid-
din -, ami tho lhitish residency, with
its liao-stalV and extensive compounds,
by far the most conspicuous build
ing in the town, says tho 1' ortnigntiy
v i c w.
l'.ushire is a truly horrible place,
built at the edge of a split of sand run
ning out into the gulf. Its population
is very mongrel Arabs, Persians, I Un
ions, are all hopelessly mixed up there
in. It has an I'.nglisli lianlt. Hat
with its Knglish residency, English
tnk, English telegraph, English
steamers' agents and English men-of-
war, I u shire is as English as could
well be wished, hawn tennis maybe
seen upon the epiays, ladies may play
and ladies may rido without incurring
more than an ordinary amount of star
ing from tho Moslems.
It is confidently asserted that, if tho
ICaroun route is opened out into the
heart of Persia, Bushiro will cease to
bo tho seat of our resident, and the cap
ital of our Persian gulf protectorate
will bo removed to Fao or some other
spot which has not yet got a name. If
that tune ever conies, and l'.ushire
ceases to bo tho chief outlet for me
Persian caravan trade, tho place will
not long survive, for it lias no preten
sions whatsoever to call itself a har
bor. Uig sticamers havo to anchor at
least two miles off land outside a sand
bar, a ml. if the sea is very rough, landing
is next to impossible. Itushirc chances
to lie the outlet for tho roads across
the Kotals, and if it ceases to be that its
reason for existence will cease also.
IMPROVING
Country Life
THE EYES.
for
t! il v' i' tin
r ttia Ans-
THl'STEH'S SAI-K H virtue t f
power of naif vestrtl in me unil;r a
in trut. ex'-cti on i It loth tiav ot
ner, by T. W. h-lton unl
ton, his wife, to secure notes tft-reiu
tioned, d f.iult ha intf bee a mi'lf in t
mm t of u id notes. I w iP. on tlic .'tn-li i
pceemher, lMit.'t, nt the I'ourt h -n-e li-mr
the eity of Asht-viile. ta ty f I'.u u - i
and State ol No'th Cnro iua ! tuilivti
est hidd'' r for cash all i he proti rt v ilfM-i 1
in said deed in t'tis-; uiil ;el in f ust In
reifisirred in h x k .'It, on ia i U'.
the office of the Troisier i f Ot t tl i r In-i
comhe C 'linty, for whieh r frt-nct i- U t'e
made for furt her and I'tilUr tl-reii iivn-- ci
said proprrtVi wh'eh in situat.il n Vit-w
street, in the uit3 of AslicvUir. Vnvnn r
2H, tiii uackxi:y.
no?2HdU tues '! rn-. e;-
i. t
Slu 1
n -l'v-
Uf.l
('no
tlu- -
Thi.,
f-r t
;il Mi;."
v 1 1 i 0 !
oUpt
si u W
n.i' u i-
in : n ul:a:
;-. rt Insi st--.-,i:ts
iiSi'Ot. v." !. 1.' .1
tiiiu-ti-y tl..-
itli w Me !t t-i
O.'litr'l-iS
t t.a.it.
i's ot the worll is
roof i f Australia.
:.:;p,:rt of Ooral,
i:-t tinlr. '-lion 1 i i'.e
ul ti i'ty inils'S
u ;i-,t (-f Au.i
i'v's ( f intort.,.-t
o.tu;i . 1 iu any
1 1 y
s,
"I" fill
1 1
111' l
.1;
Jilt el
1
NOTITI lv virtue of a rower of
eontainfd in a deed of irtist ex
by (. H. Kmbler and Ids wile. npli'-oii
Hmbler n the firi d'iy ol I eciuber.
1SMM. drfan't h.vin; teen made in the t iv
mrnt of ttie nomry now pa-t due uul o a inu
as in said trust dftd s-t forth. no-n he e
quest of the crstui que trust, the mi le tiii-'etl
will, on the Gth day f Janu ry. A i . 1 S'.) I-.
sell by public auction, i.t tht- curt s
door, in the cit of Ashrville, N C , fr c.ish.
to the htKhrst bidder, all the loilnwm tie
scribed tract of bind. Mtunttd, lin. a ml
being in the county ol" Ituneombe a. id Strif e
of Norih Caro'ina, on the wat-. r- of i lie
Hwnnnanoi liver. fijoinrnj; the land ol
John M. Putton, I. H. IKvidson and th-rs.
containing l5 a res, be tue saint ni- .re or
less, and known as the "Jo'il.tn Karn." jiud
more pMrticul rly ili scrileii in saiil deed ot
trust, whuh is recorded in tHe otlieeor Kcpi
ter o' Ueeds of Hunconr e cmntv, ii In U
No. 14-, ot the records tn f'tnli of t ru t ami
mortKaes of said dlic, ftt k- s -tl ' 1 1
scg, to wich reference is rc cbv made a a
part of this description, and to be sulrl i-
or ler to satisfy the provision f jii t ilm!
of trust lated this 4- h dav ot I k cetober.
A. l, SU.'l S. 11. kiUI. Trun e
dec4mondays 4t
WANTED
Th; Artitae M aiu!a :tu rin g
Co , of Kichnion 1, Va., wi nt an
aj(:nt for thtir Apli iU U a.ly
Ro fin k and Asphalt l'.iiot ; 3
colors, red, brown mi l t l ick
No experience necessary. It vou
are out of eiiU'loym ut write
I them. dcvlSd lm rod
34 Years I5xieri2ncc-34
MILTON
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Office and shop, Wolfe Bolldlng.
CORNKR COURT PLACE AND MARKET
UTRRRT.
Ila, remoTcd hil sbop ln.bacint ut of I. Kal
Block and would ask his friends iJ iiarticu
lar and tbe public generally to nvc biiu
m call. dre4-d.Hmo9
prucc- s i'L
ri.-arcd in t
turics an
u !i ii-u ; hr"
chic, sweepii!
rtipti'd coarse
miles, dash thcmril-.
fury.
Iiii-hi-eii within th-:
tectiag arms is a
ci;:'uty thou -and sip
tent. 'ilu tt -.1 with a i.
islet . a in I IT -.-en;:.,
jeel.n.t Hit- r.
ii-.ivi .-. r u.l t
ma v l -c '.v it ii-"
fiTcat p-lint s
v.li ich the w.i
liar.1.-. 'lis into
collect in;,' ground fu"
j.-t;--:i::i if the oiean
as
little
th im
n ion u
a. are
rc are
ccs of
- imple
been
ast,
c Pa-
ot u i ; ; 1 1 1 1 .
in-- uall,
billows of
n.-;" in an u n inter
si vi t a 1 t hou-a ml
Ives in i oetVci ttiitl
Is the Hint Antidote
Nearslelit cfliii-ss.
It is satisfactory to be told by Mr,
Ellis that blindness in England is
"slowly decreasing," s.ivs tho Specta
tor, though tlrent Ilritain still stands
in this respect behind two other Euro
pean countries, ami three more come
before Ireland. Shortsightedness,
however, appears to bo increasing
everywhere, tlcrmany having a signal
and fciiiister preeminence in this re
speet.
A French doctor has noted the re
markable fact that wild beasts caught
quite, young or born in captivity become
shortsighted, the conclusion being that
the eye adapts itself to its habitual
sphere of vision, and unless "educat
ed," to use Mr. Ellis' term, to see ob
jects at a distance, loses tho capacity
of so doing. Even in after life tho eye
may be, to some extent, so educated,
though probably only when the myopia
is not considerable.
It is thus within tho experience of
the. present writer that his sight great
ly improved in days gone by, when he
became a volunteer, by practice at the
butts, so that whilo at first he could
not see the target to shoot at without
spectacles at the three-hundrcd-yard
range, after a twelvemonth or so he
only needed to put on spectacles at
four hundred yards. P.ut beyond that
range he was never able to dispense
with them.
Country excursions are therefore ex
tremely valuable as means of strength
ening the sight of town-bred children;
and tho conductors of such excursions
should take pains to direct the eyes of
tho children to distant objects to the
furthest hill, church tower or other
landmark, noting, if possible, any in
capacity to discern the selected object,
and then selecting some nearer one for
tho weaker-sighted.
KILLIES AND THEIR FOES.
-t al
ie iu.:
---.-.1 at
the si
St-'.".C
aim
ire
at
to
of its pro
iihind sea,
iles in t'x-
t li b' of ci iral
i" very t n rn ob
tho unlearned
- i! sc i i-iK-t". 1 Iero
in-,', hundred dif
gukii" proecs:-. by
liio.is iving ma.-.s
t he it serves as a
t lie lb .tsam and
. a : id nl t i matel v
develops an i-land covered v. ith a lux
urious ma: s ol" tri-ph ;d growth.
Here a, rain, may bo si-oil ill tho
serene depths of j l.tcid pool s e x t i nor
dinary forms (.f marine life, aglow
with tin' in i ,t l.i-'.l! ia :it colors and pro
ducing in their ialiu'ite variety a be
wildering sense of tlu- va-t l-.os i if the
life of the ocean.
IMUiiN Or ULASTCNuUKY.
M ll'.i ctilou-i Slnrir.i Tolil ul tlte! '1'res
Wliit-Ii I'loouis oil t. Ii r ihl m:is.
At lila.'.tuioiiiry Abbey, i"i Siuuorct-
saire. 1 ,:vrlave I. stood u taorri tree
vllich. ii is. -aid. bl-iomod every t'hi'ist
m;is morning. The tlr.st a ut hontie ac
eotuit of it ever written was ill lTTi bv
a visitor
of his vi
The li
Joseph i
from t !n
who tell , of it in the account
.it to the al.Iiev.
epi r assured I
f Ai'im.ithi ,i la
town, at a place
i.ti that St.
v.di il ie it far
where thiTo
war; formerly an .a i tn.it had been
planted to hismeimiry; that ho and his
companions marched to it bill and
rest 'd themselves, and that .Joseph
stifk hi, staff on the ground. Now thia
sta ii wa s a c. itiimoii dry ha w t horn st ick ,
but it grow and lir.st cuuio into full
flower on hristmas day. Afterward
the tree, which had thus grown and
budded like Aaron's rod, uUvnya
bloomed on the day of our Lord's na
tivity and upon no other day. the
llower, like those i if tho ltig-ht-bloom-ing
eereus, lasting but a few hours.
Many rpiecr stories have been old of
the ".Miraculous Tlmi-ii of (ila-ton-bnry."
It was said that if tbe chips
from it were planted they would sprou t
anil grow like potatoes; that the leaves
cured all inllamniations, swellings, etc..
and that "roils" cut from it would
never leave marks on tho children cor
rected by their use
Xut Oaly Fish, 1 owl anil Man Deionr,
lint Kvcn Chickens 1'lllaire Tlieiu.
"IIo doesn't mind a httlo thing like
that," said the deacon, kindly, as ho
passed his hook through tho skin be
hind tho back fin of the killio and cast
minnow, hook ami ..inker the lengtli ol
his lino to try the eil'eut of a fresh bait.
"If the snappers don't bite any better
than they've been doing he'll bo swim
ming us lively as ever when we pull up
anchor to go homo. hook at those
killies in the bait box. Nothing damper
about them than some seaweed since
morning, and they'll all be ready to
swim away if they stay till to-morrow.
"They arc tough and hardy littlo fel
lows and no mistake," ho continued,
lifting the seaweed to look admiringly
ut the wriggling littlo slumptailed tish
packed like sardines in the box. "They
.seem to havo been created for tho good
of others. Everything preys on killies,
from men who bait their hooks with
them or cat the minnows as whito
bait, down to the gulls and herons and
bass and blackilsh and wcukflsh and
Huke and snappers that follow them
among tho grass every full tide. And
with all this keeping after them they
don't lhin them out that anyone can
pee. Why, the very chickens along
(dioro will rim from a dough trough
for the sake of eating killies' eggs."
"Hold on a minute, deacon," said tho
reporter, who was tho pious mariner's
iishing companion that day. "I grant
all the rest you say, but please explain
how chickens manage to get at tho
killies' eggs. If you'd said ducks or
Ceese, I could understand it.
GREAT REDUCTION
6LQASCS
ETS
We will sell between now and Christmas, at your own
figures, the finest Cloaks ever brought to this State, and
guarantee to sell them for less money than any merchant
in this town can buy same. Try us !
BALTIMORE CLOTHING, SHOES A
Y GOODS GO.
IO -AJXTID 12 PATTON AVESNITB.
An Olii-Tlinw Ocean flyer.
I t vi a fact not generally known that
ti'.e l iiited States government label
placed on every box of imported cigars
sold in this count rv bears a Cno steel
plate engraving of the steamer City of
Washington, a sister ship to tho ill
fated City of l'.oston, and noted in her
day as an ocean llyer. In tho year
lbol the City of W ashington, then ply
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