THE ASHEVtLCB DAILY OmZEN.
Thurs'laj Evening, February 1, 1894.
SPECIAL -A.N3STOXJIsrCE3CE3SrT !
CHANGE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF THE-
BALTIMORE CLOTHING, SHOE AND DRY GOODS COMPANY.
Baltimore Clothing, Shoe and
WANT COLUMN.
WASTED.
WAX Tlii l.idv wl-his itiuitlnn ns
I'll intifrtnnlil Thine win tt inn will,
pli-HHF nfpy ti Nil. 1!M I'livi Isiill si reel
jun'-'iid 1 w
M i Mi Inline (if live tu iill' ruo s
in tn wn m till euni enieiiei s nr "lie in
the eiilintrv III nr eleellie biie, Ki lit must lie
luw. A. I. ., 411 Church street.
l-:il lltw
POk A'i.YT.
FOR KliNT I-
ituvcnuncca;
lplv to
mir nice rnnmH. Water
line loca ion: rent chciip.
j. a m rkin en,
lit) Mrtri.es Ave.
FiK KKNT (Icsif.ib'e
nrtiv Krtum.is tunl stall1
tiaif with
street Apply
U S.
1 -:0 U 1 w
1T1U li'tNT-
2 Co-lliT Nortii Main ami Merrin..n avc
nuc. luntii'rs suitable Inr ihiium': Api-ly ti
ikvl'htliiHi M. .1-
1.1 .R KHIT-Thi
J 111' lit f N i. M
Vhe xtnrer-'oin nail hnse-
N..rth t'-tirt iU ir i'os-
scsauin imin Jamiiiry l, iv. AUir ii
T.
octUXiltf
At Wtnre.
KKX'I Mellou-cll llim-i', I'nrit lintel
l.ir-e brick lamsi in Hlriuliit c iiiili
I'm terms apply "
UK S. V H T I LB
ur M... I'AlliS.
! Co.
(Ill
IIOK RUST The linriiiieiiii lintel. 28
1 South Mnin St., mno'illc N. i . lirt
cliiss atund tor restaurant. Terms icasnim
lilc Anplv tn T II. John -tun (ir l- W.
Thnmiis Jiihiiitini liiiiiiiniK. aui'J'.liitl
FOR SALE.
FOR SAL'' lllil paner n t'.ic CHiw-n
ei.d.itini! icio n. 2n cents tier bunur. il. tf
itillK i
K'Ck I'lIK SAI U ippiilv In
C. II. Si I II i IC l.
lii'ili'iltl i mi i.riiuii it n r i ni.in.
171-IK Stl.H-l viiiiHK mure, uinul i'ur bil(!-
iiv iir saillle an I a .vniinit li'ir.f kh a
Inr biu' v or work I'nrsale dir tmli -r no
lime. I'rieeluiv. Minlv to 1 ll l';ll tun ave
nue.
nnvl llltt
UOMMISG.
BOAHHIN ". Nice ro.im. Ii-at il htil'a,
. lu rry mre -l. M M 'C " 1 V.
ilee'-'tKltl'
I) vUlil-iti Twn conn cIiiik rooms vu
caat. outliein exposure. Mrs. j
Uli flint street. UcclMtf
Lee
BiXHKI At No M Staraci uveiiue,
nl c 'iw hi ine. neiv luniiliir., eoin
tortanle ro ans, lint ami dil l li t lis h if; h elc
vution, on ear line, lieerytliinir oe-t i il mr
eumtort. MK6. li W (.UliliK.
juiKMlai
BiitKlilNi; llvdav or week I'leu aul
room.. Kindle or n-uit.', ivatly anil
eoinl'ortalilv lurnislii il. Urate or lurauee
heat hot aii l c an water. ith ' nilis mi
two lloora On electric car line; live mi uites
wul 1'roni the S'luare. Terms mmlern e.
MRS S I'tiKh'V,
llnvlS llimu 1 1! 1 Norlh M in slreit
' XJJSCISLLA VBOI-'S,
XTIITICI! to Cailicrsof V (etiilil
I wl-h
to eontruet l-.r nue thousiina noie n hiRli
ktr 'lie to'" is, to lie Hi lli'ertn mi'oii- nen
Ulillier 1. IM'.H. M. KR CUR,
an'Jiill:it 41 l oll. es net.
AOUNTS make r, a ilriy. ilr'nlest kiteh
en It'cnsil ever iaveuleil. detail- Ilaeis.
Two to II solil in every tiotl c S nnile-,
mist me nail. Fi em's, loisliee anil M
Makln, Cincinnati. O
itllil'Jlit ieil
I (1ST POD A Hlliall ilnK II ilf llciii!le
J Hoiiril sliori linir. -i itteil, lilatk uml
white, with two yellowish br iwa si ns jusi
uliov. mid toward the inner uncle ol eueh
eye. The iloir unswe-B r.n the name of -loots
or (1 ni-rul J .leksnn nioreeoni o'llySpir.
A reword ol i'ive llotlars wii lie p ld l)v re
turuinv him to the aiorc r Uu lud .V Kii li.
l il cdl w
fotlee To nil I'ersons elnln-ini; nny Inte--
: m ihc-siutei I I'.gekmi riovierN, lie.
eea-eii. Hum omiie eoinit . in tne Superl r
cnurt N. A. r u iinil, u iiiimnrntMr oi i
lizekml Flowers dc'easi d, v the I niver-lty
oi Ninth Cnmlliiil, ami ill pi rs n elaiiniau
nny intere.t in the estaie i.f I! kial flower, '
deeenked suiiiiiioiii. S'Me ol' Mnrth Caro
lina. M th. Sh nil if llulie nilie emiinjr !
(tr et nn You me hcreliv cum in H" ill I o
a imimm all persons clalml ig uny int rest la
the esinte of kil l-'lo i ers, ilreea i d iln-di-l'ennunts
above niitned, If tiiey lie found
wit 111 your c. unty, to npprnr tit the i lliec
of tilt eh rk of ihe superiot court Inr ihe
coun y of Hun -i nilie, on the loth (lay of
March. lH'.i4, "ml answer ie civnnlHint, a
eni of whlcn will be depn-ited in the olli e .
ol the clerk of the Supirinr court of said
eiinnty, i ith'n ten dai b irotn the date ol
this numinous, iiml I t tin in like notie thnt
Iftneyf iil to a swir the sani complaint
within that time, th' plaiiitill i ill upiilv t ,
the court air the relic! ilemaailed in Hie eoin-1
plaint Her nl lul not uml of th s sent-1
mom ntske due return ivm "a.ltr my,
hand, iui Slid day ul January, IK'.i.
I II Y.
Clerk Superior court l'ii"cnmlir cniiiny. i
The above tati d o. lion liu . h en b. kuu
In mud court by the plaintiff N, A renin d, ;
adml' Istratorof i r. kial V owirs, den used,
for ihe pur nseoihavl uthereu estate Kit
bv his bu (I luti'stuie sold for us ets to pny
dib s;andl a pinri'iu to tne court ih't.
al rr due dlllirtenc-, the nnmeri and a tires cs
ofony persons claiiinnK an. iutcest in the j
cliiteof said lvicclai l-'lnwers. deci-u-ul,
enniiot lie nsiertained, unless it he t'.e I'm- i
ver ity of North Carolina, winch under cr
tnln coii'itiKcnci' Is entitled to said estate,
as proid d by the statute, It has been or
dcicd by thiseouit. ihui sirvl-e ofsiiiunioiM
herein be mode by pulnlentlii ., ns Is pro-!
vided in sec Ion I , of ehnpter MHO. of the i
law-ol 188(1. uml thnt a brl.f recital til the
suhlect ma ter ol in a u t, us h s herlnbi
fore be. n mod , be also pub l-hed with tne I
siiminntn, of v lilch u m m on I hereby ecrtif
n tr c a n corr et copy Is sc torih In the;
lirat part of this advtrils mcnt This Jnnu
ttry an. I Ml . L. i ATtlhY,
Clerk Mipetl r Court Hunc nilie county. '
Dun'Meirick, attorney f a- th: pUiutltr. I
JaiuoiloawtinurchlO thura I
WE state
Cash a?
E state right here in the
igainst Credit. Any and every article purchased m this house shall be
every instance. Goods will be exchanged with pleasure, except Dress Goods which have been cut. No goods shall be sold on credit, thus enabling
us to sell goods closer, not having to sustain any losses. We shall have each and every week special sales, and it certainly will pay you to
watch our advertisement.
Wo shall sell this week the balance of our Ladies' Cloaks at most any price, so we need not carry them over. We shall sell Jackets
which are worth at least $G, $7 or $8, for $3.50. Other Jackets in proportion. Don't forget that we carry a complete lino of Fine Tailor-made
Clothing. Hats, Trunks and dents' Furnishing Goods. Also a complete line of Dry Goods and Shoes.
Thanking you for your future patronage, we remain very respectfully yours.
CITY STATEMENT
! - - --
Showing Business ol Astac
villc Tor J unary, 1894.
Ki'Ci-iprs.
GliN?:KAI. I: IN I).
I.mtiiirv. IS'J I-.
' I. Cnsli 1111 IiiiikI $ 3,5:115 02
'J. J U Ciilluy, costs in Su-
iirrinr Cuurt S5
2. H M Lee, crushed stone. . 2 ."()
15, J N Kiikits, smiitnti n 5 70
111, Niilanrl, sanitation 13:183
31, H C 1'iijjtf, luxes mid
Unrket rents 11,822 37
31, I I, Murrav, water rents, 1,722 65
'(1, 11 S Harkins, linen 432 15
31, V T I'l win, scales 38 39
Total..
....$17,752 10
Sinking I'i nii.
1, Chs'i in t rinsurer'a hands,
1, Cash. II C Pane, tux col-
livtnr, collections
. Cash, II S Harkins, col
lection!! 3 15 9
90 GO
Total on hand Jan. 31...$ 514. 30
IllSHUKSUMHNTS.
Ji.iiiniv, 1 S'.)
1, L Murray, salary lor
Iieecnilicr !f
1.1 II ll iarilinati, salary
lor Hieembi r
1, W V Mililrov, salary
lor I h-i etnljcr
1, 15 !' Cues, salary lor
Mi'ci'inb. i
1. J J Nolaud, salary lor
!) ecmlier
l.J N Ruue.-s. salary lor
I) ecnilier
1 , C lv aildill, salary lor
I icccniliiT
1 , 11 S Harkins, payroll lor
Dili nilier
1, VY T Ui win, salary for
Ui eendicr
1, W (i ifst, salary tor De
cern tier
1. II li II. ill. salaiy lor De-
einiliiT
1. 1' M Milier, Hilary lor
Die mlitr
1, I" lie N ttional Hank ol
A-hevillc. iineret m noie,
2. Tne Wts iin Carolina
It ink, in'i'tes' oil note
2, The l-Vst National Hank,
mt rest u'l note
2, lJ.itliiy I'aik Hank, in
teresi mi lull'
i, C V Tlioriiiiur.n. mr.
ileilioiic
(, C H Kiehaid & Co, runs,
(. I. Murray, payroll
(!, W 11 Westiill, lutrilicr
(I. C II S. h i ells, lime
0, W D Gash Si Co, tvpe-
vvi itinir
0 C li Moody, lime
0, J Nolami, payroll
(i. J N Riicera, payroll
0, C hedestir K: Son, indsc...
(i. II U Hall, extra time nnd
expenses
I'., Mrs S Imiian, tiediti);
iirisniiirs
ti. W II Williamson it Co,
bids lor prison
11, l' S Meadows, (uardiii
urisi'iieis
75 00
GO 07
50 00
40 00
50 00
50 00
15 00
035 00
40 00
i8 50
25 00
50 00
100 07
133 33
133 33
133 33
ys 00
1 50
21 25
3 62
100
2 50
1 00
38 G5
43 11
3 10
ti GO
51 50
30 00
7 50
(5, VY I' Telcisrapli Co, tele
ur.1ni 0. Ihe Daily Citizen, job
priiitiiif! andar'verti.sinu
(i M Westall, speciul de
tectives 0. lolui Ilrnoks. teamster
(1. I, Piillam, tenmsttr
0. () 1 I'oslon, s twdiist
0. C I! Wadded, movinu
wires
0, M H Uelly, work tor
sn i i t a r v de i in r t tucn t
(i, Hallnrd & Rich, work lor
sanitary dep irtment
('., Drown, Norihup it Co,
3 1 j l a hardware
li, Aslievillc WoudworkitiK
Co, liricka
0. I'lnniinaii Bros, 3 bills
Itur'livnre
(, J 15 Dieki rs m it Co, 4
biils harlwi.rc
G, Hoyce it lliirton, terra
cottfi pipe
Ashevillel'iiiiitaiid Paper
House, paints and brush
tt, 1'ihii Israel, rock wall
(!, Woodv & Kitnbet ly, w.: k
and ma ti rial
(i 15 H Atkiuana, sand
(!, H M I.ee, services iu De
cember (i, K II Sli itikt. rep. Rey
nolds htiildiii";
0, 1 C llnird, payroll
0, 1 C Hnird, salary to JiinO,
(i li II llrilt, crushed stone,
1 2.
25 00
20
7
7
1
2
2
3
4
1
10
03
5
3
12
57
14
1 2
3
152
75
318
8 Mohammed Hesnan,
I cense tax rtl'iinded 10 00
9 School committee, tux
collections 1,4-5187
9, J 15 Rniikm, jHii.coiipoiis, 3,027 00
13, M H Kelly, rep. lor stop
doles 24 48
13, J I. Murray, payroll 19 00
13, Mrs Sum I'nmmi, feeding
beginning the method we
lO and.
prisoners
33 37
20
1 50
2 35
37 81
35 10
13, Charlev Honer, hauling
prisoner
13. J A Williams, type writ
ing
13. S P Moser. rep. tubs, &c.
13 J N Rogers, payroll
13. J J Noland, payroll
13, Stradley Uros, Dill sun
dries 13, I! S Meadows, guarding
pris mors
13, H E Hall, extra time at
night
13. Brown & Gudger, livery
5 80
7 50
2 50
3 00
33 00
7 00
7 00
54 87
16 12
13 (it)
237 38
33 92
5 On
83 70
1,000 00
bill
13, The Randolph-Kerr print
ing Co. semi-annual report,
13, L Kullnm, teamster
13 John Br oks, teamster....
13. G A Greer, 2 bills, feed
13, H M Smith, curbing
13, 15 B Atkinson, s-nd
13. EH Britt, crushed stone,
13, French Broad Lumber
Co, lumber
13. V C Templeton, payroll,
13. I C Baird. payroll
13, Wist Asheville Improve
ment Cn, street lighting
13, J E Diekcrson & Co, in
terest on note
16, J N Rogers, salary to Jan
15, 1894
20, II E Hall, extra lime at
1 "ght
20, Mrs bam lnman, feeding
21 57
25 00
2 50
23 87
21 00
7 00
7 0t
prisoners
20, 1 L Murray, payroll
20, L Fullam, teamster
20, John Brooks, teamster....
20. Mrs L Isadora McKee,
typewriting
20," J N Morgan & Co, sta
tionery 20, Nol mil, payroll
20, Andrew Finney, hauling
5 00
2 35
SO 15
25
7 50
328 02
15 50
10 45,
10 66
1 50
39 25
133 10
93 00
151 85
00
1 20
1 20
2 40
prisoner
0, U S Meadows, guarding
prisoners
20, E H Bntl, cru.hed stone,
20, 15 B Atkinson, sand
20, W N Hatch, rep. tools
and scales
20. French Broad Lumhet
Co, lumber
20, II S Harkins, postage
stamps
20, A ' McDowell, freight
and dravage on pi lie
20, Henry Stevens Sons Co,
1 carlond sewer pipe
20, J 15 Dickerson & Co, curb
ing 20, I C Baird, payroll
20, Joe Robertson, work,
resetting cur l)inn...
20, Win Johnston,
resetting curbing...
20, lerrr Rogers,
work,
work,
resettingcurbing
20, W V Justice, tax re
funded 20, J G Grant, sheriff, tax ou
rock quarry
20, Blair & i o, bills payable
(coupons)
27, C H Sorrells, lime, sani
tary department
27. J I Nolaud, pay roll, sani
tary department
27. L Swicegood, sign at tax
collector's office
27. A Tennent, carpenter
work
27, Mrs Sam lnman, feeding
prisoners...
27, H E Hull, extra time at
night
27, C B Richards et Co, paint
4 00
4,000 00
4 00
02 89
4 00
30
25 00
2 50
i nnu oils
1 18
19 5o
7 00
7 00
7 50
0 43
SOU
3 Ho
7 42
00 , 27, J L Murrav, pavroll
00 i 27. John Brooks, teamster.,.
00 i 27. L Fullam, teamster
50 ; 27, U S Meadows, guarding
I pristine! B
00!
89'
I
80
27 M K Kellv, rep. pipes
27. E B Atkinson, sand
27. Buncombe Coal Co, coal
for street department
27. Buyee & Burton, T C
oiie, &c
07 i 27, Jn W Albright, circulars,
1 27, 0 M Coston, sawdust
50 27, W 15 Wolfe, plastering
i 27, Brown & Gudger, livery
79 bill
! 27, E 11 Britt, crushed stone..
70 1 27. I C Baird, payroll
I 27, J C Brown, plumbing at
12 West End Market
27, Pcnnimnn Bros, bill, nails
25 27, W C Templeton, piyroll,
00 27, II T Estabrook, station-
y
85 i 27, J B Fowler, sundries lor
50 ; West End Market
27, Carolina Coal Co, bill,
2 00
1 50
10 U0
3 00
270 05
114 05
20 00
0 70
0 50
2
17
60
250
508
00 ,
coal Inr street department..
27. T W Tatton. expenses to
New York nnd return
29, F. Kingsbury Curtis, pro
lessiiinal services
30. J E Rankin, coupons
30, J B R.inkin, coupons
00
75
00
15
Total disbursement $15,497
IlulntRT nn hand 2,255
$17,752 46
I certify that the above statement is
correct transcript from the clty'a books,
l M. Mili.hr, City Clerk,
intend to employ in the
12 Patton Avenue,
BEING A MAN MONKEY.
A Mrlialeal Tall Hat Been Defiled.
Which Greatly Facilitate th Business.
I had a chat the other morning with
Mr. Arnold and the brothers Donald
son, the monkey performers and con
tortionists, says a writer in Pearson's
Wckly.
It has long been the ambition of
acrobats to Invent a useful mechanical
tail, without which no man can prop
erly imitate a monkey. At length the
tail has been dovised. Arnold and the
Donaldsons are the, only people in the
secret, and they now hang and swing
by their tails, to the disgust of rival
man monkeys.
So like the original are their unties
and their whole get-up that from a
distance it is impossible to tell, as they
swing from bars and ropes inside a
eogo, that they are not apes. The
masks they use alone cost fifteen dol
lars apiece, and are so naturally made
that they have even deluded the real
animal. Let one of my informants
speak for the trio:
"Before we could attempt to imitate
a monkey in public we went through a
course of the closest study In vurious
zoological gardens. It was months be
furo we were proficient; but then we
did not consider ourselves so until,
having donned our monkey's dress, I
approached a cage of real apes one of
Whom actually cume to the burs and
scratched my head.
"An acrobat and contortionist has to
crowd all his work into a short space
of time, for after he has reached thirty-two
years of age his work begins to
deteriorate. We experience no diffi
culty whatever about blood rushing to
the head. When we began to train we
could only hang our heads down for
half a minute, and even then we were
nearly suffocated. Now we can hang
for ten minutes and feel no ill effects.
"The great thing is to get the cords
of the legs to stretch, which they do
gradually, and to loosen the hips. So
long as the cords of the leg will give,
almost anything can be done with
them. For instance, we find it quite
easy to cross the right leg over the left,
bring the latter over the right shoulder,
and finally crowd the toes under the
arms a feat that looks exceedingly
difficult.
"A great deal depends upon the
backboue. By constant practice it can
bo made to bend like whalebone to the
shape of the letter C, either backward
or forward. One of our troop can spin
on his head, but that trick came to
him naturally and it is Impossible to
teach it. The chief ailments which
befall acrobats are strains and the dis
location of the hips."
THE LOCOMOTIVE WHISTLE.
A Dliiu'Jrous Sinaahnp Led I Its Inven
tion. When locomotives were first built,
anil befran to trundle their small loads
up and down the newly and rudely
constructed railways of England, the
country roads were for the most part
crossed at pfrndo, and the engine-driver
had no way of gWlnjr warning of his
npproiich except by blowing a tin horn.
This horn, as may lie imagined, was
far from being a BUfilclent warning.
One day In the year 18S8 a farmer of
Thornton was crossing the railway
trucks on one of the country roads with
a great loud of epgs and butter. Just
as he came out upon the track a train
approached. Tho ent;lneirinu blew
his tin horn lustily, but the farmer
did not hear it. Eighty dozen
of eggs and fifty pounds of butter were
smashed into an indistinguishable, un
pleasant muss, and mingled with the
kindling-wood to which the wagon wai
reduced. The roilway company had to
pay tho funncr the value of his fifty
pounds of butter, his nine hundred and
sixty eggs, his liorsc ana his wagon.
It was regarded as a very serious
matter; and straightway a director of
the company, Ashlun liugsterby name,
went to Atton Orange, where George
Stephenson lived, to sco if he could not
invent something that would give a
95
190
20
75
00
00
warning more likely to M heard.
Stephenson went to work and the next
day had a eontrlvunce which, when at
tached to the engine boiler, and the
stream turned on, gave out a shrill dis
cordant sound. The railway directors,
greatly delighted, ordered similar eon
trlvances attached to all the looomo-
15100 tives, and from that day to this the
vole of the loeomotive wh.stle has
14
32
never been silent Cardiff MalL
Aa Ovr-Batlnwt
He But yew didn't think my oration
was sophomorle, cm you?
Ska Ma On tk contrary, I tkotuki
I wu atk "aaMk." MrnnkUa Htm
management of this business: Right against Wrong;
guaranteed, or if not satisfactory money will bo refunded in
Dry Goods Company,
KAPtK UAK WHtiLS.
Bow They Ar, Marin anil Their .lilvan
tugt on Passeiitfer foni-ht'H.
On all the first-class passenger ears
paper wheels nre used. The paper
i wheel consists of a paper cure, or cen
I ter, between two steel plates one
fourth inch thick, bolted together
through one flange on the iron hub
and another on the steel tire, the
flanges being on opposite sides of the
wheel, so that the core can not get out
of nlace.
Th paper used consists of good
strawbourd. The sheets of millboard
nro laid 011 a table In piles and have
their upper surfaces pasted by boys
with ordinary flour paste. They are
piled in hits of thirteen, and an nn
pasted sheet is put between the lots, so
that the mass of paper readily falls
apart into slabs a quarter of an inch
thick in the drying-room after coining
from the hydraulic press. 1
Several of these slabs are then pasted
together, put under hydraulic pressure
of two thousand pounds to the square
Inch and dried for a week or so at a
temperature of about one hundred and
twenty degrees Fahrenheit. This is
repeated until the resulting blocks con
tain two hundred sheets of paper, the
original ten inches in thickness of the
paper as it came from the mill being
pressed into a thickness of four inches,
making it as hard as oak.
After the blocks are thoroughly sr a-
sone'd they are faced and turned in
latehes and forced by about one hun
dred and twenty tons pressure into the
steel tires, which are two inches thick
and bored tapering one and one-half
degrees. The hub is forced with a
pressure of about thirty tons; it is
turned straight and three-sixteenths
Inches larger than the hole in the paper.
The bolt holes are drilled and the bolts
forced in by steam hammers. The life
of one of those wheels is from Ave hun
dred thousand to elghv hundred thou
sand miles. They are said to intercept
vibration and so prevent granulation
of the axles, etc. Philadelphia Item
MIKE WAS CAUTIOUS.
And lliirnrd a Valuable Book for Fear al
Its FallluK Into Bad Hands.
The secretary of an eastern rubber
company, at Trenton, Jf. Y., lost a in
ter book containing copies of a month's
Important correspondence a few weeks
ago, says the New York World. The
whole office force was turned out to
hunt for it, but it had disappeared as
effectually as though swallowed up in
the earth. After closing hours the
other evening the secretary, the gen
eral manager and a couple of clerks
sat In the office discussing the loss and
trying to account for It. Mike, the
new watchman, came in to sweep aud
dust.
"Mike, have you ever seen anything
of letter book No. 9?" asked the man
ager.
"No, sir, mid Mike.
"Well, have you seen a book like
this?" taking another letter book from
the safe.
Yes, sir; I seen one like that one
night. It tvas in the waste basket."
"Where Is It now?"
"Sure, I burned it."
If evera watchman received a lecture
for stupidity Mike got it then. The man
ager became hotter and hotter every
minute as he talked. "I suppose you
would burn up the cash book if yon
ever found It outside tho sufe!" le
shouted fiually.
No, sir; I would not," return-d
Mike, gentlv. "What would I do that
for, when there's nothing but figures
in it that don't mean Hiiythln' but to
the man that wrote Vm? I wasn't gom
to burn this book at first, because I
wanted to keep tho nice papers to put
tobacco in. Hut when I thought, well,
perhaps some one will get a hold of it
and read soincthin' thnt was none of
their d U business, I just burned it
to make sure, i on'd do the same, sir,
now, wouldn't you?"
Queen Elizabeth wits not the an
gello creature represented in the his'
torles and poems of her own times.
Her hair was red, her temper rod hot
She sometimes drank too much, and at
any provocation would carry on like a
trooper. She frequently raved at her
maids, and sometimes struck, kicked
and ninnhad them.
A syndioate of farmers and dealers
in batter has beea formed la Norman
dy. Franet, to wags war against th
fraudulent aala oleomargarine at
aura Wtter. Thty have petUUned for
a law to compel makers oi butter sub
stitutes U fir all suck mpounis
totally diffaraat telor front aU.
11 jtV i. A j& V. A.J.A A- A.A j'
15-50
Ucginning Saturday, January
13, fur the week ending with 5
that date, subscriptions for The
Daily CrrizKNsthut are delivered p
by curriers are tu be tui'iil for at
the rate nl' p.
ji 1 fZ f" N l O
2 J J L I N I O
M per week, tins amount tu be cul-
B lected thereafter every Saturday
(fur weekending that day) by the I
carriers. Persons whose Citizks
is delivered by carrier and who
prefer to pay for it al the office
can do su at the rale of
i
i
50 CENTS
l'KR MONTH, IN ADVANCE. S
Zififr Hfpaffft iyK nyc ayn wIjF "UP1 Vtf
Lr A Powerful
wr r-i u R I .
r irjbil i vi drier.
A process that kills the
taste of cod-liver oil has
done good service but
the process that both kills
the taste and effects par
tial digestion has done
much more.
Scott's Emulsion
stands alone in the field
of fat-foods. It is easy of
assimilation because part
ly digested before taken.
Scott's Emulsion checks Con-
sumption ana ail otner
wasting diseases.
A
Prnnared br Ncott k flown. Chmitft.
Nw York, bold by drugguuiaTerjrwiiera,
JAPANESE!
PILE
CURB
A Kpw nnd Ctmn'cto Treatment, rnnistli o
dUPrONlTOMKS, Cun-ult'H of Ouittnimt find lw(
lioxPMOf Ointment. A ui'vor-rallimr I'uru for rile
of vtry uuturt and dt'ureo, it iiiukoriiuioit'rnttni
wun 1111 Kuiitt or wjHHionHoi rurnour iirm, nn u
nrn prtlnfut und MMdom r poriiinueut run, anil oi'lt-n
rwultliw In tluntli, unuecotieiiry. Why endurt
this terrible disease? We gunrrtntee C
boxsfe to cure any case. Vim only nay foi
iKMionw received. ?i 11 aox, u inr . win uy 111.11'
Quurunteen limnd ly our agents.
CONSTIPATION
bv laoanese Liver PeMelf
theimiBt I.1VKR nml STOMACH ltWIHI.ATOIt nm
BI.O01Pl'llIFU'.H. F mill, null! "ll Irti'llwiut I'
take, imiiaclalljr uik? "4. lor ohlKlran's una. WiUusoi
4k cenis.
UUAKAMfcto ifwuoj oniy ur
RAYSOR & SMITH
31 Pattnn'Aenuc Aalu-vlHe. N. C
NEW
LIFE
Dr. E. C. West's Nerve and B ain Trcalmer
In sutil umliT pnnllivo wi'JIIimi ifiiariitiliid, by mil Inn
lr.inl ni?inls only, In niro W'ciik Mi'iiinr.v; l,ort i
lltiiin ami Ni.rvo IVwit; I.nsi, MiiTihiwil;(.nil''kiii
Miiht Iiiwiim; Kvll ri-am; l.ai'k tif (ViiiIIiIi'iut
Ni'rvonnni'Ki.; T.iissiln.li.; nil Prnln; Limsnf rowi'i
nf IIih (liMii-rnllvii OivuiiH in ciih-r hi-x, rniiHi-il l,
nvi'r-oxi'rtliiii; Yiiilllirul Mrrin'ii, or KxiTf-nivo lln u
Tnliiu'cn, liiulil or l.iiiuur. Mhii1!! inuiu iail d
Mli'ry 'imilintliiii. liMniitt.viinil Diiath. lly mall.
SI a In i: i Inr .i: nil U'rl1lilt i;iiiinililiii ((, rnri. m
ri'dluil nullify. WMsTSCuldllsYIH I'. APi rlnh,
null (nr CuiihIdi. L'nliH, Aitlinul, UrniirlllllM, Cl'inil",
Yllmiil!ii( t'lillL'tl, rinrii Tliriuit. 1'IimiiiiI Intake
Htllllll hl.l lllwrnlltltllli'il; nlil. IKli nl7.i', nniv 'J.i'.; ulil
Mm.:u,iiovOOo, UUAll.N'l'i;i:sliui'.l only by
T. mUh, UruvKist.
IE BRUM'S
run inifrnsFv. Ti.h rmM
Winn tn,i''l"i iIihtHv to ttm lent, til
lliMiilit'ica utinuUrniiti-Unnsry (r
Ititim, ri'.nntf Hit timns ol rtmt or
inti'-txtut, morfuriiil nr )(',f,1i"Ub
intiu.lo hv UUu iliU'ludij, Wht'ii
AS A PREVENTIVE
liy cltliff w il I- )niHMiM tnrorHrurt
nu tixrrtil diirtie ; In1 in tbo cn oi
llime tlrady 1'nmiTVVATBLr Arti.irrir
nTTD TP twiuciiw. rttoo l,y mall. ihhUh. luii,
itli M.nioi rhir! mi i.H'iti, wn (iMrut
Auoiiro. rfioonyiiiaii,Hitw
1 per Ifux, w U Uuftw W fit
W W eii
LADIES. io kwow
DR. FELIX LG tSBUN'3
STEEL END WWW FILLS
aro (ho orislnHl and only FIU'Nflll, snfonnil re.
lUblo I'lini on tho mnrknt, I'rlfo l.UU; si ut li
infill. Utiiiuinii snlJ ouly by
T. C. 8iultta, Drugelst.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R, R, CO.
Samuel Spencer R W. Huidkoper and
Keuben Poster, Receiver!
WESTERN HQHt CAROLINA DIVISION.
Condensed schedule In effect Dec. 34, 1893
EASTBOUND
NOJ2
8 ISam
9 40am
Lv Knoxville,.
MorriKtown,
Lv. t'aitit Kock
" tl fit SpringB
Ar. Aslu'vilii-
v, AshL'vilie
' Huuud Koub ,
" Uri.m
' Mo; Kenton
" Hienury
" Newton
" SfUi9vi!le
K.T. iSHlisbiiry
Grcensburo
' f'ftityi 1 1
r. KicmnutKj ,
Lv. Greensboro
Ar, Durlmrn
" Uulcili
" Guldsnnru
Lv. ifauvtiic
Ar. Lynchburg
' WatfhtitKiun
12 30pm
12 vnt
2 10pm
2 30pm
3 62pm
33pm
5 17pm
U 10pm
6 40pm
7 3ipm
8 20pm
1 1 U9pm
12 27am
7 00am
12 01am
8 36am
7 3oam
1 00 pm
12 36am
2 lsam
7 13am
8 23am
10 36a m
1 23um
tUiltimurt
' i urli-lphia
Nil. V'jrk
WESTBOUND
v. Ni' York
NO. 11
30pm
6 ft6unr
' I'liiludi-lphia...
liulnniurc 0 20uni
" Washington.,..
" LyiH-huurx
r. IiunviHe
L,v. kkhmont,
" Danville
r. Gneusboro....
Lv. (JoliNhoro ,
Lv Hale ih
" Duma in
r tlrettiHtiuru....
10 43pm
S 43am
5 3uam
2 60am
6 3ram
7 2Sam
1 5Upm
1 OOam
2 30am
6 fiOuni
Lv Grt-ennoro 8 OOam
" Salisbury 10 16am
" Statenvtllc li 06am
' Newton 1164am
' Hickory 12 16um
" Morgan ton 12 60pm
Marion i 4Apm
" Koumt Knob 2 46pm
Ashovilie 4 OHpm
" But prinK O 36pm
r faint Kork 6 60pm
Murnstown
Knoxville
6 30pra
7 46pm
A. St SvFJiytOAD NOJ4
Lv. Atiheville 6 60am
HendtTflunville 7 48am
' Flat Rock 7 69am
' tHHluda 8 22m
" Trvon H62am
Kr Si..iManb:irg 9 55am
NOT3
Suartuiiburii
" Tryon
" Satuila ,
" I'liit Uock.
' HeailcrH'nT'le
r. ishcvillc
M URPH Y BRANCH
i.v. AHdevilie
Vr. Wa.vnesTille
" Mroo City
" Anilrews
' lomntia
" M urphy
8 15pm
9 18pm
9 4.8pm
10 12pm
10 22pm
11 20pm
NOT7
t8 10am
9 83am
1 2 dSam
412pm
4 47pm
5 05pm
NO 18
L,y. Murphy t S"am
Ar. Toinotla 5 4fiam
" Andrews 8 3Aam
" lli ysoi. i ity 10 2..am
" W lyncsvlllc 12 44pm
' AslK'viilc 2 24pm
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
Via n and 12 Pullman sleepers bet ween
Aslivville and i incintiati via Knoivllls and
Hurrinian. nil full" an Buffet vestibule
sleepers between New Ynrk, Hbiladel.hia,
Hnltin orc, Washington and Hot Surings via
Asheville.
A A Tl'FK. S. H. HARDW1CK,
Ccn Push. At Asst. ien Pase. A8t.(
Waahinirtun, 1) C, Atlanta, Ga,
W H r.kbKN, lien Manager, Washlnipon
V. Ii. McHKI;, Gen'l Supt., Columbia, 8. C.
Sill. HAAS. Traffic Manngrt. Wahlntto
ttlflllv i.eenr SiinrlMV
ARRIVAL AND DcPARTURt OF MAP .
AKR1VK I.BAVB
2 10 pin VIJT nr,pm
I "l I' in I-.AST 2 Jin p m
1 1 20 n in SOU ' H 6 DO a m
- liipm lil llvTOWN 8 10am
OPEN! G AND CLt SING OF MAILS
OI'PN
;i on ii in viiT
Hon p hi k sr
" ao a in mU'TH
3 00 p in iJl'L'KTliWV,
I I OSK
3 05 p m
1 3n p in
ft no a m
7 10am
SIAH HbUrtS.
.Mian !:
', ii p in.
7 00 p in.
0 on a - .
II no a in.
7 00 p in.
l.liAVR
7 0" a m
HRIiVARI)
iu;ksvm.i.k.
KKICH
R On a m
9 oo a m
i.hK itvi B 12 on m
tu: I h i-Ki-'uKin un... sooan
AND BEST IN
W
0
0
a:
H
11
0
Ilewnre of Imitations.
riKual. Mude only by
Ue sure to get the
Taylor Mf. Co., At. Louis.
I'ANNUl I'Al sE Bl llirTI'IIK
fKIISKCTLT FAINLKHS TO ISK
INJECTION. t
VIIICR tl.lW. 0ULU BY ALL UKVCHIIRT.
SUMT IN I'LAIN.SKAI.KII FACIlAalt JlPOa IMIIlt
r piiici, -
Asheville Agents, Rajaor & Smith, Pre
scription DrugglaU, 81 Ptto rasut.
DllJPIIPASCBOSLYSV fA BH
Itauor manV'oco!.
ST. louia. aiH