THE ASUEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN.
Moinlav livcniir-.. May 2S 1M4
THE ASUEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN
FKlNTIUi DAILY (tiXCBPT Sl'NDAY) AND WLEWM
SrilSCRWTIOX RATES:
I One W.ir f -v
Six Months i.eo
Hirer Mniitlis i ;o
cmKN I mo Month in .itlvuiK-e o
( one l it-L paid to carriers i.
Tiik Wkkwi.y CtrizKN, issued ever Weducv
day. m aiivauv-e. St.
Monday, may as. isw.
Ul-MOCKACY ISlMMoKTAI.. THU
WOUH DEMOCRAT STAND-' l;OK III'
MAX LIUKKTY AND III MAX 1-"K LE
DUM AND CANNOT DIE.
Zelmhm 11. Vane.
Tin. New York World lias just got
around to denounce the "Louisiana Lot
tery Company" of Kansas City, Mu.
Tm; Ci'i'lzi; put its readers on their
Kuard against this fraud several days
su. The World says a circular received
in that city gives, as New York prize
winners, nanus not known there at all.
l'Ki-M'lKi.ASr has hail aliout
"stays," and the other day he rjot
other one. In the end his neck
uroliahlv lie saved fioiu the halter,
in
an
will
and
the murder ol Carter Harrison will ."
unpunished. The demoraliziuj; tiled ol
this kind ol tiling on a eommunity is
only a little less than that produced by
lynching, 1'mth tend to brinu the law
into contempt.
Noi niNi. could illustrate how lar from
the spirit of true tai ill reform one ir two
Senate I i.mocrals'are than the remarks
of one of them that, in lisiny the dutv on
certain articles, the rate had been ad
vanced over that fixed ill the Wilson bdi
to make up the difference between wnjjcs
here and in Europe. If there is one pro
tection theorv more completely csplodcd
than any other it is this wajjts theory.
K. V. I'ortcr, himsell a protectionist, re
vised the census rcport9 that show there
is more difference in wajjes in the I'nited
States of men working at the same in
dustrv, than there is between any wages
paid here and those paid in any foreign
country. Moreover, it is notorious that,
in many, if not in most industries, Amer
icans do, in the same time, from a third
more work to twice as much as foreign
ers. The moment a Democrat advances
the wages theory to account for a high
rate ol dutv, that moment he has be
trayed himsell to be a protectionist,
nil v win. not iivi i.;i:
The Senatorial committee is not likely
to make much capital out of an attempt
to compel certain newspaper correspond
ents to divulge the sources of the informa
tion on which they based charges that
the sugar trust had had altogether too
much iiitlueti.e in the make up ol the
tariff bill. The same sort of investiga
tion has been attempted before and has
always ended in the retreat ot the Sena
tors from a field barren of results So
long as the vaiue of a Washington cor
respondent to his employers lies in the
amount ot "exclusive" n"vs he is able to
forward, iust so long will he retui-e to
betray the sources ot that exclusive in
forn.atii in.
Nevertheless it may he that the public
interest suiters under this wellestablished
rule It is to be presumed that the men
who gave the exclusive information in
Jiis ease were able to assure the corres
pondent of its substantial accuracy, or
else it would not have been printed.
Such Inmg the c-ise, the newspaper men's
informant have precisely the informa
tion needed in the investigation now on:
and it is information that the whole
country is interested ill and which the
puhlie demands.
We do not see. however, that the sit
uation ;- materially different from that
.rented when any information is given
by otic gentleman to another under the
exnrcssed or implied understanding that
he is not to betray the s itirce ol his
iulotiuation. liven tl it could be shown
that public interest demanded that
the oiiginal sMiice ol the information
should lie known, the consent of the
originator to that iifeet must first be
had, under ordinary circumstances at
least. So a is m the case now on in
Washington. I'nless the inlui ni'ints
of the newspaper men are willing to be
kiuuMi they never will be: one gentleman
docs not bctra another unless the prov
ocation be very great, as il, lor instance,
it should be foiiu 1 that lalse information
were given for the sake of personal
advantage or from a hail motive.
In the present case it will be strange,
provided the Senatorial committee is in
earnest, il it cannot, by a little strategy.
secure as much and the same inlorniation
as did the newspaper men whom the
committee are now wasting tluir tune
with.
A WMlltll I HlllllV
l-l'.eli tlu Clt.uk-ltt.- N- u-
Forty years ago a little girl named
Mary Smith, then 10 years old, moved
with her parents from this county to
Liberty, S. C. After growing into wo-
mnuhood she married a man of the name
of Smith. They lived happily together
until he died, and, alter, wearing mourn
ing a year or two, she showed the pub
lie that she was not ashamed of that tin
common name and ngain married a
Smith. She outlived her second hus
band, and again put on widow's mourn
itie. Last Tuesday she broke her sor
row br marrying another man, and his
name is Smith. She is fill venrs old, was
a Smith when she started, is a Smith
now, and always was a Smith. She has
children bv her two former liusimuils
and it is said that the v are nil named
Smith.
Tli Judgeship
I-nun tlie Wiiyticsville Cornier.
As before stated in former issues, we
regard Mr. Shuford as no candidate for
rc-uomination, Riving proper interpreta
tion to bis conduct nbout the matter.
And therefore, as we understand it, the
race for nomination lies between Mr,
Carter of Ashevillc, nnd Mr, Ferguson ol
Wavncsville, only. Or at least, these
two gentlemen arc the only candidates
as yet announced.
borttoanded KnlKlit.
Httiin the New York W.irlil,
Isaac ritmuti, of stenographic fame,
lioibccn kniKHtco. inc linRiisn nomi-
ity may. now be coundcrrd iborthnndcd.
STATE SEWS.
Governor Carr lias reprieved until
I ulv lith Richard ltroaddax, who was
under sentence to be hanged at Milton
I une Sth tor murder.
Fred Douglass (colored I, 1 'elision
Agent at Newbern, is charged with
making charges iu excess ot what the
government allows, l ulled Slaus Dis
trict Attorney Aycock will prosecute
him.
-Hail storms have been riiii.ukaKv
frcouent this mouth. A ureal one swept
through l'itt, Greene and Lenoir conn
tics; another through Granville. The
fall of hail was in some places live inches
deep.
Chatham Kccord: Within a month's
time three old citizens m the same neigh
borhood, near the Wake and Chatham
line, died from cancer. They were Messrs
lobn I'pchurth, Jell Mitchell and Mark
Baker.
There was a sevire storm in Rich
mond county last week. It wrecked
the houses on the farms of Messrs. John
I'rigman. Wilson Rogers. William
llamcr, W. II. Dobbs, W. T. Dobbs, I '.en
Lilcs and Dan Watson. The crops wne
jjreatly inured.
Shelby Aurora : The Annua icgrets
to chronicle the tardiness of our fat mers
in cultivating clover, a crop that pays
better than cotton, our farmers do not
plant one tenth enough clover and do
not appreciate its value. S une Lincoln
and Catawba county farms have forty
acres of clover.
Shelby Aurora : It is said th. it two
ladv tt-aehers of cullu'c, Miss I'.irsou o'
New York, and Miss I'belps ol Ohio, ;uul
more recently teachers at Saluda Semi
nary, propose to start a fit si class school
near Chimney Rock and to build up a
nisi class anil ciieap scliool iikc Puns
Seminary at All-Healing iu Oast
co untv.
New Postmasters: Ewai l, Buncombe
county, Mrs. C. R. Keith vice F. M.
Redman, resigned. Grnntviile, liuncomhc
couatv, S. O. 1 leaver, vice S. O. Denver,
resigned; Myrtle, Rtitherlord county, M.
C. Hardin, vice N. L. l.ed'.ietier resigned.
A postolliee to be known as Joe has been
established iu Madison county, with
William J, Haldiug as postmaster.
Marion Record: The llytitim prop
erly in this county containing tltm ocus
and kno.'-'i -is Itvnum's cross roads was
sold under a mortgage sale for cash on
Tuesday. The property was bought bv
Mr. til. McCurrv for $l,oni. This is
a low price tor this erv valuable prop,
ertv, as it lias a line l.iini with lair
buildings on it besides a vast amount
of tine merchantable limber.
Morg.'inton Herald: Everybody in
terested in the improvement of that
beautiful section ol North Carolina w ill
be glad to sec the l.inville Improvement
company get on its feet again. The new
turnpike now being built across the
mountains by the people ol linrkeui.i
bring Morganton and l.im lile into cios,
communication, especially il a l.taiiih
roatl be built Ijom I'iitmun's lj.io t-
l.inville City.
Shelby Alitor, i: Tla dcvclopuu u: s at
Columbus, just now , are ot the most ii:
terestiug nature. Some vers ago M:
Frank Stearns ol l'.erc i. Ohio, pu:eha -c.i
a large portion of Trvon mountain; and
David Stearns, his brother, erected a
new hotel on Trvon to which excellent
roads have been graded up tile moun
tain. At the base of Trvon, streets and
lots have been laid out, totineeling with
those ol tlie town.
ah i iiiroit ct'KTiH 11,
A Kind of He lor ill lie IKies Not
SMiiputhUe Willi
I -..m tH- l t.nikbii --
Every good eiti. -.'it. w I: ' read the
plain statement ol huts published by t!..
proprietors ol I m: Asiii-:vii.i i: L i r. i:n
concerning the troulile given that i.-invr
ast week by the recently tinted mavo:
in the "reform" ticket, is bound to syu:-
palhp'j wit h the proprietors oil account
il the ut'-nsl and uncalled lor action ol
the said mayor, and at the s.oue tunc
condemn such action. Judging irom all
the circumstances it is verv easv to tin
lerstatid the cause of such malicious
prosecution, and to see that it was
prompted by a spirit of revenge. I' this
is a sample of the kind of iclormwoii.
t'ue ' retorm" mayor proposes to put in
peration we pile the municipal nllaiis
of Ashevillc.
We tcaru Irom Mr. I'earsoti ; t II. ms
ville on Monday ol Clav court that I'm
Cirizus was going to be soudclud, and
when, later, we read the news ol the Sher
iff being put in possession ot the
otlice, we wor.dcrcd t list how much
interest the independent candidate lot
Congress and the "reform" mayor ot
slteville had in common in getting
the leading Democratic paper of the
list rict out of the way, so its inlluvnec
igainst Independent ism, Republicanism
mil Reformism could be suppressed.
We hope to see Tin; Cli a v keep a:! at
do vaibant service in the coming
campaign against these enemies ol
Democracy.
Crawford The Sale, Trltd Mati
I :, :n tin- U., ih-m!'.. l,,ul-.. :.
Tlie politiail oiitlcitik is not the' must
lavoralili' lur I icmiK-rttcy, anil iniK-ss
sunn' rtrouuer reason titan vet itivcn, is
otTi'ri'tl, it will, in my lititnlilc opinion. In
aliimst suicidal to tlirust Crttwloril aside
lor aiivliody. L'rawliird certainly lias
tin' ability, the intetritv and political
sagacity to manage another. Twice litis
he tlcleateil the champions ol the opposi
tion, liwart or l'ritslmrd, either one,
are strong r tliaii nnv renegade I icmo
erat that they can trot out. So wc need
not lie iinetisy. " Independent Iiemo
erata have sii;tiallv laded to arouse the
masses, who, as a rule, arc anxious lor a
"fair linht."
North Carolina Hrtved l.
I lulu tlu- Chtttt iii'ini;.! Tim, h
We arc still heartily ashamed of the
pitiful figure the South cut as a whole,
in the grandest nationtil and inter
national exposition ever collected ; but
we are proud of the fact that some
Southern States notably Texas anil
North Carolina did themselves Iiijjli
credit at Chicago.
PIERCECORE
OK IIM0V IS Rri'llVDCD.
llisi'nsp follows a run-dnwii system with
tb llvor inactive and tho bliwtl disorderi-d.
riinplcs, Hoils, Sores, C'ttrlnineli's, t' leers,
ami liku mnnifpstntiiins of impure blood,
should 1 driven out, of tho system with
Dr. Fiereo's (ioldoa Medical Discovery.
Mrs. KrnN, of CIS F!.
Itltli Wrw-t, AVir 1'nr
Cilu. writes 8 follows!
,rlt pl(S09 mo to
stio thnt 1 hurl a tii n
niriif sore, upon my
neck, anil had It oper
atwl upon three times,
and still It was not
cured. I wits aluu run
riiiwn verr much.
There whs a deuMed
rhuniro arter uslnv ' Dr.
I'leroo's Ooldrn Mwlleul
Discovery,' I took a
few bottles and was
soon cured. Later my
Mhs. Kciin.
niislmnn nnu a tump
behind lilsesr; hetrlecj
,,, miioinr., nnd ono
I shall always rveuunncDd
bottle cumi mm. i
your meuiciue.
HK'8 A (UAWI'OKU MAN.
A Vote l or lie Wlio I-looglud
His Way To luiiirtss
l;i'll'o; Siu:t.nv At noi; v. Your itiner
ant correspondent is busily ciig.Y.cd in
an ill'ort to m.ur.it.ictuie sentiment iu
this disttict fnvi r tblc to sending Col.
Frank Coc to npresctit us iu Congress.
He misses no opportunity to say s imc
tbing d.itleiiug the Col utel.
Alter catelai'y cxaini:iii:g little
I Icasatitncs, 1 have tailed to had a sin
gle reason aj.siv.ucd why we shouhl tuin
down CtawKad with the knowledge and
influence he has eraiued by expetience,
mill substitute Col. Coxc with nothing
iu the win Id to rec 'I'lita-u-l him but his
money.
Neiw Ji-i'iinst Col. Coc iersonallv I
have nothing to sav. lie is as tillable
and appra.K liable us any mdlionaiie in
the country, but altogether uusuitid to
represent this ttr ;iuy oiberdistriet iu the
Congress ol the I i iletl Stales.
In the litst place we need iiicu in Con
gress w ho arc willing to work, icadv to
respond to every roll e d! and vole u on
every .motion. The piestnt Cougiess
is an object hsson that malo s Democrats
every whe: e blush to see a House ol Rep
icscntalives with a clear mai-uitv ol
over r.o, s uorthhss nnd inattentive
that tlie Speaker cannot, one halt ol his
tunc, muster a ijiionuu to do business
We need men that sti. k to their busi
ness, do tluir dutv, rimaiti at their posts
ami help to in .kc a i;a i am it nothing
else.
Now, it is not to I c st;po- s.d that Col.
Coxe, with his great wi.dth .utd the in
dtdgeni li.d-its tli.,t such wcu'tli itioeu l
crs would be likely t" coimae Itiatss ! la
the roiitu.c work ol Cougivss. T ) s: .!
such a man is g-'iiig the w long w.r. to
cure tltciviis absciitecisiii.
lasides. I dotl'il the Co
make a campaign acaa-t
good si va king o n, ioiu ait,
; casoa he - lioiil.! not be
ahiiltv t
.stutc all
1 lor th
,lll..t'-l I
!c H W
dldatc
I '..si
liOV th
with ;
man 1 1
aid have to ha
.hat
t .iv lit-
r wi:li t
la- vv
s th
v it loCoiigr.
natter w ith t
. st and civ
W ha
is stood at I
--te upon i
a
in i-.o: itupoit:.
til 1 c a'laiul.'ti
to be a i.i tain
III of .'elii'ee
ti - ;v that I c !. i
I k ot a la on t:
one ol the m-
Wny sit.
we kr.ov
leader t
M-i-'ti and a gi.
.in! a uent ieri.
a r v'i .sp i em:
Craw !oi .i wa-
Mi
promisiug voun:
know that he is
llle.'l III C ilf.:i
.-1 ui .tl o i ' i a-a.s
paigncr. c . -a
u uiii:. itin. hi'
a siaeiti!
1 c in
no uiistaki
would most
nominate C-
iti
hkch
mala- a b i !
Anoitit-r Coll l:i ii
I i sua.;
ai am i
'1 he I' on
Tlie Citv
Aii.!-et- h,
ln-li
SOI1 V KM liS,
XAT1 E (iKMS,
LAl'IhAliY WORK,
WATCH WOliK,
JEWELRY - MADE - TO - ORDER
ARTHUR M. FIELD
LhAIJINC J t.WLLHY,
Delightful,
Delicious,
Appetizing
Mason's
r..vl.: :l t !.,,k-
i iu. i.i i' n.r
hm:k.
W. J. POSTKLL,
u.KC'K si'ni:i;r.
- ;!!
W. II C.W N
W W WBsT
GrWYN& WEST
Sucet ssors to W. B Gwyn
Katabllshtd
Urfcr to Hai.k of Anhrvillc
REAL ESTATE
LOAKH SHI., HIlLr fLAeKII AT PBR
Cli.NT. NOTlKr rt'DI.IC COUMISISIoNKa
or ni"
FIRE INSURANCE
Siutheant Court 5(unr.
DR. C. J. OLIVEROS,
SPECIALIST.
EVE, EAR, XOSE, THROAT AD LLli
DISBA8BS.
l PATTON AVKNUK.
(Over Raysor & Smith's Druir Store.)
P. 0. Boa 1 3 , Aihcrlllr, N. C
CT .Jf
, ni.-t- u '.1 u- that tlurc jig
10 POUNDS OF GLUE
ill l l 1 IU.. !l - i . ' 1 Ull fUI I - l-'tl!! C i 111 C lilt III
STICK
I Mil
ki:
Or, -l-.i!'
.11 l"l
lAMI -
h..:
at -J. i,e
PICTURES FRAMES
AT
Estabrook's Book and Stationery Store,
22;S0UTH MAIN STREET.
PIIOTlH'.K t ai
lelllNOS, l-.Nl'.KAVIM'.S. CIIIUlMi
e'oi.ui; Kld'ltiiiu c I'loN'S.
I. a.se '
' i. iai-la taek i.ti.l in.ile
ei ri...! I. o It ..s
. BA;-i V,
.-sr
Wholesale
V I'
DR. T. C. SMITH'S DRUG STORE
ON
Public Square,
S I-I O E S !
J. SPANCENBERC
NO. i V
S'jlWK K.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
Any I, ami in I'MiC'imbe County, Nurlli
Carulina- -l'l.n i uroi.-hi'd SurvcvinK
Ituiic iUih rii' hifurcuuion As t
kc:il l.titatc T rani.fcr!!.
r.v ry owucr ii n .tw vt land should k.iow
its history -
tlu- nana' of al! its pnvioua owutr.i,
the n.iuu uf th'isc who liavi' held
iiKumliratuTs against it; ihc nnturc (tf
Oiv instrument hy which anv and ali
of those persons conveveil his or bcr
interest, or released las or her claim
against it; boundaries of the land, nnd
whether there are couflietinir calls in
deeds of udjoininK propertv: apparent
ii ri'ularitiea In anv instrument
conveyhi the land, etc., etc., etc.
i
I
The carrful ninn never burs land or louns j
nioiu-v on r-ul estate of nnv kind without
lirst reipiiriiiL; an up-to-dutc Abplrui-t cf )
Title, cirtiticd.to by an attorney or one
whose liunincss It Is te be Informed in
i
such mutters. 1
in SCDMllli CO, AllSTKACT OM lti; ,
V. U. ROIIINSOS, No. 0 North j
Court 8iiiare, or oll'ue uf the ,
Clerk of the Criminal Court.
Coanty Court House Anhevillr
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS. ,
.VKRIVK I. FA VI!
a 10 p m WKST on p m
on p in hast a ,n i iii '
11 linpiti SOUTH (1 fill am
2 15 pin UUCKTOWN HIS a in
OPENhG AND CLOSING OF MAILS.
II 00 p m WEST 3 oft p m
n no p m BAST 1 no p m
7 80 a m HIIIITII fl no a m
8 00 p m IiUCKTOVYN 7 If. u m
STAR ROUTES.
AKKIVIt t.KAVII
nnu pin HRRVAHI) 7 (Hi am
7inipm UURNSVILLU (I no a m
l) no a m BliRCH ii on a m
11 nil am LKICUSTKK 12 on m
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Asheville, N. C
Richmond and Danville Railroad,
Viiiiiit l siH'iiri-r, !'. , 1 1 ti i ilt'K "ijm r .itul
KtiilMii I'n-lri, In t ri rr,
Mt'storn North Cnmliuu Diisiou.
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Lv. AfslicviHf 1! Hiimn
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" Marion v.tm
" MurK'.'tnton fVlTpni
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' Philadelphia
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" I.viKlihurK
Ar. l'anville ,
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ti .'tiiprn
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I.v. AsUrvllte
Hcndprtonville ....
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" Saluda
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ASHEVILLE WOODWORKING CO.
Is Now Prepared
BUiLDINC MATERIAL
Fine Church, Cabinet Work and Bank Fixtures
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