THE ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN.
Wednes laY Bvenlug, August 29
TBE ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN
PXINTI U DAILY (EXCEPT Sl'NDAV ) ANl WliKKLY
DAILY
SUUSCRU'TIOS RATES:
( One Year t.oo
Six Months .
Three Momns .-
CIT1ZUN I One Month, in advance ftl
lone Week, paid to carriers... 15
The Wukki.y Citizkn, issued every
WcdiH-siluy, in advance, $1.
THE PRESIDENT AND
THE TARUT
HILL.
Suhscriliers who miss their laiers are
nNm-sttiJ to nmke complaint at the
olliee as soon as possible. It' the hour ot
delivery is later than (i:;i or 7 o'clock
The Citizen wants to know that too.
WEDNESDAY, AIGUST HI), 1804.
A Kai.icu.ii correspondent wjiUis:
"The convicts iu the Kteat prison have
made this vear over a million brick, anil
have sold" 1, WO ,0110. The saks were
made in this city, where more building is
iu prosressthan iu many years."
This sort of competition must stifle
the business of makin bricks by work
men who behave themselves and have
lamilies to support; it must be they are
driven into other industries, letter put
the tonvicts on the roads which no one
else wants to build.
IT CAN' T Bli MONK.
Some very kind and eutiiely ('eserved
things are hcimr said ot Captain S. A.
Ashe iu connection with his eaiulidacv
lor the senatoiship from this part ot the
State; but Tun Citizhs does him the
greatest kindness iu pointing out what
is a hard fact, not to lie removed or eii
cuinvented or lost sight 1 1 at any time-
that the senator tor Western Ninth Car
olina must come out of Western North
Carolina and know it thoroughly. Cap
tain Ashe deserves all that the party can
do for him, but it cannot elect two sena
tors from the eastern part of the State
There is reason and sense in this. En
vironment has much to do with the kind
of man, his necessities, his principles
Eastern unit Western North Carolina
are verv different so verv dilfeicnt that
much of the legislation for eastern inter
csts iu the State legislature is hardly in
telligible to people iu this part of the
country; thev have tiieir wants ami we
have ours; and if the State were rcpre
seated by two senators Irom the section
beyond the mountain:- we, in this part of
the State, would hardly tee I that we had
any representation iu the I'nitcd States
Senate at all.
No, Capt. Ashe, it cannot he.
NOT IN THIi WtK tUHINI.Nct
(MTS.indy Hook the other dav there
was a trial of a gun that threw several
hundred pounds ol dvuamitc that ex
plodid just as, or just alter, the shell
struck the water, and which, thus fx
ploding. would have shattered the larg
est war ship all nit if it had been near
enough. The New York papers there
upon announced with signs :i relief that
the metropolis was at 1; st sale; that it
would now be possible to sleep night
without fear of the shells of a hostile
licet breaking through the roofs. The
New York editors therefore listed ea'icr
(or a few nights than they had bel'jre
since the English were retired from the
harbor iu I7MI. Hut alas! it has nc
ctirml to some ol the naval ofheers at
Washington that, since the ilvm.inite
gun en shoot only a little more than
mile, it is possible for some vessel of
fjicign fleet to lav oil' about 10 ni'li
ami batter the dynamite gun out -
shape. Then the sunn vessel could come
into New York harbor anil, if none of
our war s'liiis were about, slav and
spaii none at leisure.
The fact that New York is still at the
merer of a foreign licet will be insisted
on in the newspapers but we are eon
iiiic.l that among sensible people then
will lea pretty general refusal now
iu the past to believe anything of the
lind. Th.'ilioi t to create a war scire
in the Tnilcd Slates will aUvavs be
l.iiluicso long as the people of the na
tion are conscious that we are attending
to our own affairs, ami do not show a
disposition to wish to become a "war
powei", or to annex distant "kevs" to
the I'aeilic, or to "assert ourselves" in
iiuarters of the globe w here our real in
terests are of the smallest. Wc do not
need guns and furls and great fl.ets, and
we do need the money they cost.
The PreHlcleiit i.ohI him Voir.
l-'rolll llic Atlanta Con-liliitiuu.
Democrats whose motives are just :is
pure s those ol Mr. Cleveland, whose
convictions if duty are just as lofty, and
whose patriotism is as unquestioned,
voted for the measure ami have urged
Mr. Cleveland to sign it. Thev voted
for the bill, not because they were com
pelled to, hut because it is a measure ol
relief infinitely better than the vicious
MeKinlcy law. It reduces tariff taxa
tion 111) net' cent, all along the line, and
impost's a tax on the incomes of wealthy
individuals who have not been contrib
uting their iust proportion of the
amount necessary to support the govern
incut.
The "Model Town."
Plonl tile New York World.
And in this age, whatever may lit
herealter, the model town is necessarily
a despotism. The man who is a thou
sand years in advance of his fellows can-
not nltcm.it lorciblv to drag them lor
ward to where ho stands without mas
tering them without becoming their
muster, their despot.
Perhaps) He Maid II,
Prom the New York World,
It is said, on the authority of it distill
guished I'nitcd Slates Senator, that a
Democratic Senator riiieslioiicil the Pres
ident on the subject ol the message und
tccvivcd tins reply :
"Damn a message. I've written cnutigli
iilrendv.
He NUhi Have Been Kluir,
London, Aur. 28. The condition of the
Comtc de Paris, head of the Koyul house
of Orleans, is very critical. All the mem
tiers of the luniily are present at his bed
side.
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
Washington, Aug. 27. President
Cleveland has written the following let
ter to Representative Catchinss of Mis
sissippi, iu which he sets forth his views
of the liew tarill law, and gives his re is.
ous for not approving the bill:
Execitivk Mansion, V
Washington, August -7, lS'J 1. 1
lion. T. C. Catchmgs:
Mv Dear Sir: Sit.ce the conversation
had with you and Mr. Clark of Ala-
ama a lew davs ago, in regaril to my
ictiou on the tariff bill, now before me,
have given the subject turther and
most serious consideration. The result
1 am more settled than ever m the
letcruiiuatiou to allow the bill to be
come a law witnout mv signature.
When the formation of legislation, which
it was hoped would embody Democratic
li as ot tarill relorm, was lately eiitereu
upon by the Congress, noiniug was
turther from my anticipation than a
result which I could not promptly and
nthusiastieallv endorse. It is, there-
lore, with a lecbng ot the utmost disap
pointment that 1 submit to a denial ol
this pr.vilege.
1 ilo not claim to oe oeucr man tue
masses ol mv party, nor uo l wish to
ivoid anv responsibility which on ac
count of the passage ol this law, 1 ought
to bear as a member ol tin- liemoeratic
organization, .eitlicr will i permit my
self to be separated Irom my p.irty to
such an extent us might be implied by my
veto ol turlt legislation, which, though
lisappointmg is still chargeable to iicm-
eratie illort. nut lucre are provisions
i this bill which arc not iu line with
lionest tar IV relorm, and it contains in
consistencies and crudities which ought
not to appear iu tarill laws or laws ol
inv kind, llesules, there were, us you
mil 1 well know.incidcutsaccompunving
the passage of the bill through the Con
gress, which made cvciy sincere tarill
lonner unhappy, wln'e liiuucuces sur-
lour.ileil It in its latter stages aiiu in
terfcrrcd with its final construction which
ought not to be recognized or tolerated
in Democratic tarill 'relorm councils.
And vet.'uotwitlistanding all its vms
sirudes. and ail the bad treatment it re
ceived at the hands of pretended friends,
it presents a vast improvement to exist
ing conditions. It will certainly iignien
main- tarill burdens that now rest heavily
uiion the neonle. It is not only a bar
rier aerainsl the return of any protection
but it tarnishes vantage gtouuu uoiu
which must lie waged lurther aggressive
operations against protected monopoly
and L'overumental favoritism. 1 take
my place with the rank and tile of the
Democratic party who neiievc m tariu
relorm and w ho know a-hat it is; who
rclusc to accept the results embodied in
this bill at the chc ol the war; who are
not blinded to the tact that the livery of
liemoeratic tat ill relorm has been stolen
and worn iu the service ol Republican
oroteetion. and who have marked the
places where the deadly flight of treason
lias blasted the councils ot their brave in
their hour of night.
Tin trusts. 'iud combinations the com
minion of pell whose machinations
have prevented us Irom reaching the suc
cess we deserved, should not be lorgotten
or forgiven. We shall recover from our
astonishment at their exhibition ol pow
er, ami il then the question is forced upon
us whether thev shall submit to the free
legislative will of the people's Represent
atives or shall dictate the laws which
the people must obey, we will accept
and settle that issue as oneiuvolving tl.c
safety ol American institutions. I love
the principles ol true Democracy because
thev are louiided iirpatriotlsm and upon
justice and fairness toward all interests.
1 am proud ot my party organization
because il is conservatively sturdv and
persistent in the enforcemeht ol its prin
ciples. Therefore 1 do not despair of the
efforts made by the 1 louse ol Representa
tives to supplement the bill already
passed by turther legislation, and to
have engrafted upon it such modifica
tions as will more nearly meet Demo
cratic hopts and aspirations.
1 cannot be mistaken as to the neces
sity ot Irec raw materials us the founda
tion of logical and sensible taiiff reform.
The extent to which this is rtcognied in
the legislation already secured, is one ol
its encouraging and redeeming features;
but It is vexatious to recall, that while
free coul and iron ore have been d niul
us, a rcceut letter ol the Secretary ol the
Treasury disclosis the fact that both
might have been made free by theannual
surrender of only abuut $70O,0U0 ol m -necessary
revtuue. 1 am sure that there
is a common habit ot underestimating
the importance ol tree raw materials in
tariff' legislation, and of regarding them
is only related to concessions to be made
to our muuulacturers. llie tiuth is.
their influence is s j far-reaching that il
disregarded a complete and beneficent
scheme of tarill reform cannot be success
I'udv inaugurated.
V hen we give our tnanulaclurers tree
raw materials wc unshackle American
enterprise and ingenuity, and these will
open the doors of foreign markets to the
receipt ol our wares and give oppoitun
ity for the continuous and remunerative
employment of American labor. With
materials cheapened by their Ireedoin
from tariff charges, the cost of their pro
duct must be eorrespoiidiiiglyeheapeiieil.
luereuoon Hist ice and latruess to the
consumer would di-maud that the munu-
acturcrs bo obliged to submit to such a
readjustment mid modification ol the
tariff upon their finished goods as would
secure to the people the benent of Un
reduced cost of their manufacture, and
shiild the consumer against the exaction
ol inordinate protits. It will thus lie seeu
that free raw tmttcri d, and a just and
fearless reduction of the tariff to meet
the changed conditions, would currv to
eviry humble home in the land the bless
ings ol mcieasi'd coinlort and cheaper
living. The millions ol our countrymen
who have fought bravely and well for
tariff reform should be expected to con
tinue the struggle, boldly challenging to
open warfare and constantly guarding
against trcacherv and ImlMienrtcducss
in their enmp. Tarill reform will not be
settled until it is honestly nnd burly
settled in the interest and to the benefit
ol a patient and long-suffering people,
Yours verv truly,
(Signed) " Orover Cleveland.
Senator and Mrs. arvis arc at More
head City.
A report on the penitentiary shows
that of the 1,300 convicts only 35 arc
serving lite sentences.
Governor Carr will not attend the
southern business men's convention nt
Washington, lie declined on accouut of
public business.
The majority of Republicans now
assert that their State convention nt
Raleigh next Thursday will decide on
fusion with the Populists on the State
ticket.
President Mclver ot the State Nor
mal and Industrial School for Giils has
received over GOO applications for ad
mission. Only 400 students can be re
ceived, because of the limited recitation
rooms.
Detroit I Mich.) Journal: Aliena has
made Rev. C. L. Arnold, the popular
rector at St. Peter's Eoiscopai church, a
flattering oiler to come to that city, but
he declined. 1 bis is not the hrst call tnc
Rev. Mr. Arnold has been honored with
since he crnne here rearly tour years ago
from Ooldsboro, N. C. lie is evidently
well pleased with Ik'trott, but no more
so than Detroit is with him.
-The D pnrtmcnt of Agriculture is
now summarizing its reports ol the cot
ton-and-wooll u mills in the State. There
are 176 of these. Gaston now leads.
with Alamance follows with
Randolph has 13, and Mecklenburg 14.
Hie two largest nulls are ni kockj
Mount and Concord. Each has W.000
spindles, and the Concord mill 1,1 j0
looms.
Bring in
Your Appetite.
When Marketing
Call on us
We should like to introduce it to our beef,
mutton, lunib, saufage. No great display
of meat on the counter, but plcuty iu the
cold storage room. JAS. WOLFE,
Telephone S3. Stull "A," City Market.
We're iu the business to do you right
and our customers stay with us.
Yours for square dealing,
W. M. HILL & Co..
City Market.
Did You Know
That Wc
Arc Now DfisK
THE Fittest EDgraving
That Has Ever Been in Asheville?
Aswciire tvtw in:.kiii, an etHnt-ly new ami
siiiMM inr liiu- ot S.niveiui M"ns we will uiK'i
our oltl ones at nivatly rcduciM prices.
WANTED, QUICK,
10,000 pounds (iinsiujj; 1,000
pounds 8neka; 2,000 pounds
Beeswax. rash paid for these at
Drug Store of Dr. T. C. Smith, Ashe
ville, N. 1;.
There's No Choice in Bfcycles.
1 he Victor fneumatic tire has no isimim 11111111
rivat. ic is more durable than any
other and the inner tube can be re
moved in case of puncture in less
than five minutes.
The only inner tube removable
through the rim.
All Victor improvements are abreast
with the times and meet everv re-
quirement
Victors
are
BEST.
OVERMAN WHEEL CO.
BOSTON.
NCW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA.
CHICAGO.
AN FRANCISCO.
OCTNOtr.
DCNVCII.
Edison Phonograph & Typewriter Co.,
Si PATTOX ATE. TELEPHONE CAM. 40.
ASHEVILLE WOODWORKING CO.
A Card.
J. V Hennlngcr,
The artistic boot and shoemakir, who
has been with W. 0. Roberts for the past
12 months, is now with I. W. Uinppcll
35 College street, where he will be Kind
to sec Ins friends and customers.
While the auction continues at Bon
Murche. Lioinskf's stock of fancy roods.
"dry soods nnd notions will be for sale at
TUC AIUCTIHC .IUIUIU( vv. uu wmu
Main street.
ARTHUR M. FIELD
LEADING JfcWELER,
DON'T
YOU
THINK
It wuiiM 1n-toM'Ui iitlviHiLiKf t i-;t 11 .iihl ex
amine tilt I. Hue liA of new -ixh1s at
THE LITTLE STORE .llilOl)
the mm , , ,
Vuii will lie astonishe-l at the la rue ami vaiieil
.(-.Mtitiuent paeke-1 in mi mall a space, will j-ive
liberal Iwoitnl lor cali. Twenty live luxes
Mason's cracker and cakes fresh from lkilli-
mnt'e. :c. to in:, pound, old ptlce ivc, to ;k,c
'i.und. I-ive hundred iounds French and
Atiu iican candy Irom toe. to (mc. pouinl. worth
i'..'. ami sW. pound; W pouiuls j;ranulaled sui;ar
fi..-!. 1-ou-iiMi and domestic fruits always on
li.itiil.
W. J. Postell,
39 COLLEGE ST.
To the Democratic voters of Buncombe
otinty, I hereby announce myself a candidate
lor the uliice of sheriiTof Buncombe county, sub
ject to the action ol Democratic county conven
tion. I have had considerable experience as an
executive officer and I assure the voters of thr
county that il I niu nominated X fchall make a
vigorous effort to be elected, and if elected will
use my let endeavors to faithfully and honestly
disdiaiuc the duties of the office.
WII.MAM GASTON M'UUWKLL.
VlsdiSi WMUO
Hotel Berkeley For Sale
Is Now Prepared to
A Card.
1 lit- i-by announce myself a candidate for
constable til this township (Asheville) subject to
the nomination ol lite Democratic convention.
S-iUVwimo J.J. NOLAND.
A Card.
To the voters of Huncombe county, I hereto
announce inyselt a c nmn date lor re-election 10
i the office of the Clerk of the Superior court, of
slid county, 'subject tu the action of the Demo
cratic nonnnatinj; convention,
vul&winio J. I,. CATHKY.
A Card.
To the voters of Hunconibe county, I hereby
announce mvsell a candidate for reelection to
1 the office of Renister of Dents in the coming
election, subject to the action ol the Democratic
nominating convention. J. J. MACKKV.
S-id&wimo
A Card.
1 hereby announce tin-sell a candidate for the
office of Treasurer of Hunconibe county sul
ject lothe,uctioiioflhe Democratic county coli
eiitioti, nud 1 wish to tender my thanks to Un
friends who have so often elected me to the
office.
S-id&wimo J. H. I.'OI RTNKV.
A Card.
(0SERVT0RV ; OF : M
Two hundred ami eighty lessons of oue hour
hit. tl iuti for ;y;Ififly lessons of one hour duration
lot . Itest advantages with the most skilleil
anil experienced instructors. Send for testi
monials and prospectus.
HOR4CB K. CROUCH,
Director. Asheville, N. C.
To the voters of Alii'villi- imvu-liip, I hvrelv
.-iniioiincc myself a candiil.iU' for constnMe of
aid lownsllip. subject lullir action of tile Demo
cratic nominating; convention.
S-1HU7-1 1'. L. 1IOST1C.
A Card.
To the voters of Hnnctimlie connly 1 hereby
announce myself n candidate for Kenister of
peed of Bi.nconilH: county, subject totlie liemo
eratic noiuiuating convention. Rcsiitctfiilly,
S-ul&wirao J. W. IIOWULL
A Card.
Free of Charge.
HaviiiL- iust receivedn uew Tolotvpe Machine.
it In iiiK thr best known machine for repatt
wotk, I will sew rKKK Of CIIAKUK. all rips
on repair work. Lasts fitted to a 111 ic ted feet.
Perfect tits guaranteed.
Ladies' Work a Specialty.
Renai rum iromttly done. Only the best
material used. You can save money by having
your shoe work done by
J. T. Harris,
S7 S. Main St,, . II. Sliope'a Harness Store.
To the voters of Uuncoml'e county, I hereby
announce myself a candidate for the office of
KcRisterof Deeds of HuiicoiiiIk; county, suhiect
I to the action of the Democratic convention,
Very respectfully J. 1). 1IKEVARD.
-,todwrlno
The uinlerriigneij, aHHinw
of (J. II. Southwiek, will ot 12
in., on Thursday, August 30
181)1, ou Iho premises, sell
at public auction, for cash,
tholwir-c on the builtlinj; in
the City of Abbeville, N. 0.,
kiif wiuis the Hotel Berkr
ley, and also all the linen,
crockery, table ware fix
tures ami appurtenances in
and connected with said ho
tel.
Lease has about four vears
' I i r rr er ci x
vet to run at the annual R-uunman, oupi.
rental of 12,500, with the
privilege of five years more
at option of lessee at a ren
tal of 3,000 per year
Storrs and barber shop in
hotel building sub-rent for
1 1.920 peryear.
Terms Purchaser to have
possession of hotel Septem
ber 1 next and of bar .Ian 1 ,
1895, and to assume all lia
bilities for liens against lease
hold.
The assiguee, having the
right to sell either at public
or private sale, will receive
bids for said property prior
to date of sale and will be
pleased to furnish full par
ticulars in ivgard to the
property, alight r nerved to
reject all bids. This August
1,1891.
L. P. McLOUD,
Assignee.
Furnish all Kinds of
BUILDING MATERIAL
Fine Church, Cabinet Work and Bank Fixtures
SKND FOR BSTIMATBS.
A Card.
SLEEPLESSNESS,
Nervous De
bility. Nery-
oua ExtuMut-
tinn, Neural
Kin. Paraly
sis, locomo
tor Ataxia,
Melancholia,
and kindred ailments, whether resulting
from over anxiety, overwork or study, or
from unnatiinu habits or exoemes, are
trarl na a fmodnltv. with irreat tuccen. by
the HtnfT of Specialist attached to the
Invaliib)' Hotel and Surgical Institute at
Buffalo, N. Y. ferwmal examinations not
always neotnsary. Many case are success
fully treated at a distance.
AaWTJlf A A new Bnd wonderfully
BlO 1 HM.il. successful treatment has
been discovered for Asthma and Hay Fever,
whii'h can be sent by Mail or Exnresa.
It is not simply palliative but a rwtfcol
cure.
For pamphleta, question blanks, refer
ences and particulars, in relation to any
ot the above mentioned diseased, address,
with ten cents in stamps, World's Dispens
ary Medical Association, 603 Main Street,
cuuaio, a. x.
Dry goods, fancy Roods, notions and
Kent's' iiirnishirjcs at auction, Don
Maicue, 11 a. m. and 5 p. m.
To the voters ol IliincomW cimnty, I hereby
announce myself a candidate for the olfice of
Clerk of the Superior court, subject to the ac
tion of the Democratic nominaling; convention.
Very respectfully W. 11. CWYN,
&.i4tl& wnn
Notices
Asheville Woodworking Co.
Telephone, 1(54.
T ssssx spasv sm mum r ni nrnurt
AND OLD SORES
p. p. p.
PRICKLY ASH, POKE ROOT CATARRH, MALaRII,
and potassium KIDNEY TROUBLES
Makes
Marvelous Cures
in Blood Poison
Rheumatism
and Scrofula
and DYSPEPSIA
Are rmUrely iwaeovt bj P.P.I.
-Prickly Ash. Poke Root and PoUs
slum, the grMt4wt blood yurluor on
esrto.
Anncsim. O.. July2t,lMl.
Msssaa Lippmah Bkos., Savannas.
Oa.l Iika Hihb-I bouKlit a bottle of
IMl tnna
your P. P. P. at Hot Hprli
It lm. iliinn ma more aoml
swmi lis' troat mentatthe Hot eprlags.
Bsad three iioitiea v. u. u.
Bpt.uMr.hEWT
Aberdeen, Brown County, 0.
Cart. I. D. Jobaslosv,
Id all vllom it may concern; 1 here.
ty totlfy to the wonderful propertlae
if P. P. P. for eruitions or the akin. I
.nfl...iit inr iinvral vftsra with an on
ii'litly anil dlsnaTveahlo eruption oa
7"; my law. I tried ev-ry known tew
'l" cly lo. In vnln.nntll P. P. P. was used.
ami am now imuroiy ouroci.
tBIguodby) -'gS"2232c5s.
kin Cancer Cored.
TttHmmyfromtU Mayor o) Stttn,Ta.
8K0tTi. Tex.. Jannary 1, 1093.
tlSKBRS. Lippman Bros.. Savannah,
Oa. i Ucnllrmtn I have tried your P.
p. P. for a dlseaso of the skin, usually
known -a akla eanoar.of thirty yeara'
aisndintc, and lound great roll el i It
purifies tlio blood and removes all lr
rltatlim from tho sent ol the dls se
and pn.v.-nts any sproaillns-of the
aonm. I have taken (Iveor all bottles
and ferl ronlldent thnt anotber course
win nrf.u.r a tr ha nlso relieved
mo front ImllW'stliiB sod stouiaon
P. I1. 1. purlllea t!ie blood, builds up
the weak anil (IWillltati'd, iilvca
slrcniith to wciikont'il iH'rve .'aik-Is
riMunses, kivIiik IIiu patient liuult II and
hnpiiineas wIiito sirkiH'Sa, pU.iiny
leeiliiits nnn in.Mfu.io nrst pn'vann
THE - IMPERIAL TRIO.
Jl'.AN SCHAKFKH,
. Violinist. l'AKIS CONSKRVATORV. I
CIIARI.KS I.. SCIIAKI'KK,
Pianist, P'KANKI'UKT CONSKKVATUKY
SIONKY I). TAVI.OR,
Cellist IIKI'SSKI.S CONSKRVATORV,
Will oh ii n slinliii nt 71 Ornnue street, Ashe-1
ville, on Keptemlier Hie 1st nnd will now receive I
nppilCHlious lor ine miiiowiiik iiTaiu nes: iuiiu,
viola, cello, niaiio. orunu. sitminiE. harmony
coniioHi tion, r'rench unci Germna lnuKiinKea
riease nouress
WK ARK DOING
OURSF.1.VKS AT""
IlUSINl'.SS PUR
To Hie voters of Ounconibu county, I hereby
.tnnoiince myself n enndldnte for the office of
Register of Deeds, subject lo the Democratic
county convention. T. W. 6HKI.TON.
VjldSiwnno"
Notice.
STALL E.
In the City Market anil will Klve all customers
the very liest meats of nil kinds at cheapest
rates. Cull and try
To the voters nnd cltliens of Buncomtss
county. 1 will be ft candidate before Ine Demo
cratic convention for the nomination for the
office of Siiierior court Clerk, subject to the ac
tion of said convention.
S-i7d&wiino K. D. ATKINSON,
Ann oancement.
XX
DR.
I hereby announce myself ss s candidate for
the office of Clerk of the Superior court, subject
f 4 Vf f Q I to ine action ei uuncomoc roumy Areuwi.v
UxJJLAt It A V AO. I nominating convention. Respectfully
. MARCUS W. ROBKRTSON.
AuRust 14th, g-mWtwnn
For primary seronilary mid lerllnry
..ittiih. fur I1I1H11I itiilmtfilim. luen'tl-
rlol lH,isin. malaria. dystH'ila, r.nd
Iu nfl hltMMl and shin dt,H:v, like
bllltllO piinph'M, old chronic hIits,
totter, scnlrt licuil, bolls, erysipelas,
ersetuawe may say, without fear 01
mntradKllon. I lint I". I". P. la tholiest
MhmI purlller In tliownrltl, and niiiks
tMisitlvu, siNtudy and permnuuut eurea
(u all cases.
Ladles whoso systems aro poisoned
and vvhoae blood In In an Impure condi
tion, due to menstrual Irreltularltloa,
re peculiarly lieneWled by the won
thTful timlo and blon,l rletinslna prop.
erth sol P. P. I'.-I'rlclily Ash, Poko
Root and Potassium.
81'RINOPIFLD. Mo,, 14th, 1KCI.
1 em sneak In the blKbest terms or
your modlotne irom my wn
disease, pieurisj nnu rnuum.ivtniu
85 yeara. waa treated by the vory best
fihyalclana ano spi.nt hundrods of dot
ars, tried every known remedy with'
out aniline: relief. Ihuvo only takoa
rwiitin nf v,hiv P. P. P.. awl can
cheerfully ony It has done roe mora
esx rooommond your medicine to alt
Suaorcr.oItU.-nlK.vodt.eafoj.
SprlngDold, ureea uounvy, aio.
terma 01 unnhiaa. Yours truly,
personal wuoMst. "uiru Jl mm.
nth heart AttornayUUW.
Book on Blood Diseases un Free.
Al.t DBUOQIBTS BBLL IT.
LIPPMAN BROS.
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KENILWORTH INN. UmW
the advent TEltM For Sale By Raysoi & Smith, 31 Patton Ave.
OH THE FIFTY-THIRD ANNUAL
8KSSION OH
St. Mary's School,
RALEIGH, N. C.
BKUINS
SEPTEMBER 20TH, 1894.1
Address (he Rector,
The Cosmopolitan Magazine
.... AMD .... '
THE WEEKLY CITIZEN:
Both for OB.
ISAAC ROBB,
IIOMOKOIMTIIIC
PHYSICIAN ANO SURGEON.
Announcement.
llCV. B. SlUCdeS, A. M. JHB GREAT ILLUSTRATED MONTHLIES haw In the paat told for $4.00
7-lj(ljlno
1 take this method of Informing the voters of
Buncombe county, that my same will be pre-
OBce, The Villa, cor. Collene ami Haywood I ""ted to ine Democratic conveniwn .
streets, near postolBce. OPH1C8 HOURS I a,uille iorfctne omce -ot Kegiswr u.
8toioi;tato3;6to8. Meet to il. decision. jab. . uvnuwa.
B3aaiw
CORTLAND BROS.. Announcement.
RBAL B8TATB BHOKBR8.
INVB8TMBNT AOBNTS
NOTARY PUBLIC
Loans Securely placed at S per at.
Oflose SS 36 Pattna Ate., ap aUIre
1 take this means of announcing thai I will he
candidate for the office or sheriff or Buncombe
county, subject lo the sclloB or the Democratic
nominating convention.
8-jnlSiwiin I. A. BROOK8HIRK.
FOB. SALE.
A saw mill, complete, 40-horse power
engine and boiler, mounted, Will sell
cheap for cash, or to good party will lake
lumber, W, C. KDNKLB,
8-jjdk wimo0 Atesander,
Hotel Alexander
The rates at Hotel Alexander, at Alexander,
N. C, will be reduced for the remainder or the
season. Send for terms or spply to the under
signed. August list, 1894. It. B. VANCK,
' 8-itdimo Over tbs P. 0., City.
1 year. It was a wonder to printers bow The Cosmopolitan, with ts jcarij
1536 pages of reading matter by the greatest writers of the world, and its 1200
I lustrations by clew artists, could be furnished for $3.00 a year. In January
ast It put In the most perfect magazine printing plant In the .world, and now
comes what Is really A wonder: '
Dr. C. J. Oliveros,
THE SPECIALIST.
EYE, EAR, KOSE, THROAT AND K We Will Cut the Price of the Magazine Still More for Tour
DI8EA8E8.
31 . PATTON AVHlwUB
(Over Rsysor (t Smith's Drug store.)
P. O. Box us, Asheville, M. C.
Think of it, 118 pages of reading matter, with oxer 130 Illustrations a
volume that would sell In cloth binding at 91.00.
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CHARI.OTTK8VIU.rt, VA.
trge corps or Superior teachers. Beat ad
n.i..M In I It.rarv Sfiulral and Art UetMrt'
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and accessible location. Terma the lowest. 0
H.rnl.lol. W. P. DICKINSON,
S-tidradtjl Principal. adeod sM-wiet
We will send yon THE COSMOPOLITAN MA0AZINB, which "has the strongest
staff of regular contributors of any exlstliur iierWlcal, and THB WEEKLY CIT
IZEN both for only 93.00 a year.
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