The Asheville Weekly Citizen from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 3

i.T- i a I Lawtkbs. ta n'JFmws'9oC A 'cnridn Sift I A 1 1KL 1 Til vn TiiMmrtT. i Whad Tthe pleasure of a wisirthni Aim Alinim In-Western IGitizkn Oxrici1 Corner lattou Avenue and, Main. Street, second floor front. BS-From and alter this date all Job Work done at the Cmzss office will bo TaxTHOsts'MACWM Spore.

It gave us' pleasure jb learn that these valuable works bad iemned business. After the terrible wash-out which visit- it recently, taking away the splendid dam, works, lumber, Cot Clayton concluded it would be not cheaper introduce steam power, so he purchas-ed, through Messrs. U. W. Girdwood agency a 25-horee power Atlas Engine, semi-steel boiler with automatic off, which is not only a handsome a powerful piece of machinery, and runs as smoothly as any can run.

Another great feature of this engine is the cheapness with which it can be ran, so far-is of fuel is concerned. Mr. Clayton says, that he uses about one cord of wood three weeks constant use. After looking through the engine room, Mr. Ephraim Clayton, who was kindly showing us the works, took us to the shops where the machinery was, and At' Wobk the Coming At a meeting of the- Executive Committee of the W.

If. C. Fairt held tbia week, various importantsteps were taken looking to the success of the Fair to begin at this place on the 23d inst. The transportation coin ny tie were instructed to take immediate measures to secote excursion rates and excursion trains from all points leading to Asheville, and there is no doubt of the accomplishment of these ends, a the railroad authorities are in hearty sympathy with the Fair in all its workings. Capt.

Katt Atkinson was appointed to take charge of the fruit and to work up the same, and this department could not have been pjaced in better hands. V. Mr. T. Lipscomb, of Asheville, was elected Chief Marshal for the occasion, with Mr.

W. A. AVeddin as First Aesis-bint to have' immediate charge of Uia track. Twenty additional assistants will be appointed troin the different sections cf the District. The buildinsH are nearlv couiDleted.

Fboh th Wbsters Rksbbtb From the Highlands 'JSatcrprhe we learns t. 'S'' Last Saturday night Mr. J. Jay SnuCU's ateam eaw. mill was burned -to -the groand.

Mr. W. P. Siler, formerly, rthis of Dallas, Texas, is at home visiting his mother and frietida; Mr, Thomas M. Chatart of the p.

S. Survey, is vfeitmg' the vari-' ons mines in Western North Carolina. It is reported that Joel Loviri is dead. Joel 'was -well known' throughoui the Western part of the State. lie has re-; pently been Jitring in Grahain county-f Died, at her residence, in Mill Shoal Township, Macon county, N.

C4 18th. 1884, Matilda, wife of Logan Berry, in her 72nd year, gbe was odrnm Burke and brought np in Boncombe county. D. C. Cunningham's boose at Franklin is becoming so popnJar that he finds it necessarv to enlarge it He is now building a 'new store- houae and seven additional rooms to his hoteL His register shows that he has had a good patronise this season.

I''' The Reerr Creek boys, SamBempr hut, Sam! Greg Jr, Hardy Mjjitpn Kelly an Robt lnt pacX pf ten dogs and went to Craggy a jew oays ago, to none, tor a. nearly a-ter a hnnt of about four honrs, they, get one 'on the runbut' soon the faithful dogs made him take tree. rGregCham-J bens hred. a volley into wmcn brought him to the gronnd, then eave him the benefit of another, both of which only wounded him. Tkebear.

arose; eantrht one of the docs in his embrace, and jest as he was about to give the fetal hug, Greg ran up, caught him, by the ears and held him 'Until Milton Kever conldOTthis throat -v iOur friend Mr. John Greg Chambers imuia nn this news, and added if any ed itor wanted to get some good buttermilk, corn bread and bear meat now" was the lima tn mil at his house. We reeret we miiM not accent the invitation this time, but promise to take our share of bis lamous DUttermna ana oreaq soon. Splendid Piece or Work'. The piece of road near Maj.

Rossell's, leading from the city; to Swannanoa bridge, haslong been a nuisance, summer and winter, and really was a standing to our authorities. Its condi- (t.Vnn became so bad that our conuty au thorities finally made a contract with fav trpemng graae, euivers and imaqadamise that portion of the road. has completed his work, and the.charcter of the work and its -cheapnesp havA'jrprised everybody who have in lact me worn is not quly Jiqrba'JJSff and permanently it was fioHaie thaieifpest for doing and inside finishing work which is a specialty at these shops, is done. We found one of R. Ball Best Planing and Matching Machine, the best machine its kind, says Col C.

in Western North Carolina. Then a Daniel Planer, for long and heavy timber, will plain a piece, any length, 24 inches square. Next a Universal Wood Worker, for mouldings all kinds of woods, straight or circular, face or edge. Next was a scroll saw, cutting any circle in timber 14 inches thick; Power Mortising machines for door and blind work; Automatic Blind' boring and Mortising Machine, all circular and other saws in full variety. Col.

Clayton makes a specialty of inside work for dwellings, stores, public build ings, such as doors, mantels, Bash, blinds, BtairwayB.ceilings. in any lumber desired, always of the best season' ed. Some of the doors heavy walnut' recently put no at these shops will com pare with any which we have seen made elsewhere; and contractors speak in; the highest terms of their work: None but the best and most careful workmen are employed, and all work ordered at these shops is guaranteed to give satisfaction. Orders from a distance for doors, mantels, promptly attended to. We are pleased to find the Clayton works under full headway again, and can only wish they may grow and prosper as their clever and energetic proprietors deserve, for their good and the good of our community.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Sale of 900 Acres Taluable Land on Catawba River. NORTH CAROLINA, I Superior Court. McDowell County. Special proceedings.

In the matter of Eugene Murphy, Lunatic. By authority of and in obedience to a decree of the Superior Court made herein on the 30th day of August ISM, I will sell to the highest bidder, at the court house dooi in Marion, N. Monday the 89th day of September, 1881, the following desciibed real estate in said county 1st. A very valuable farm on the North Fork the Catawba river, adjoining the Murphy and Higgins lands, known as the "Fork Place," containing 190, 40 acres of which is river bottom land. Worth 1250.00 dollars.

2nd, 550 acres of land on the Catawba river, adjoining the Murphy, Hunter and Jarre tt lands, Known as me "Morrow own i-iace, very valuable for agriculture and fine timber. Worth 1000 dollars. Will be sold in two lots. 3rd. A fine farm known as the "Beagle Place," adjoining the Murphy, Gibbs and Haney lands, containing 14 acres, 20 acres of which are in cultivation.

Worth 300 dollars, 4th. Lot No. 78 on Burgin's map of the town of Marion, adjoining the "Methodist Church Lot." All the abeve are very fine timber lands and are on or near the W. N. C.

R. Teems One third cash, one third in six months and remaining third in twelve months; title reserved until purchase money paid in full. Consult Attorneys or Guardian for inrther particulars. August 30th, 1884. S.

T. GREENLEE, Guardian, Jones and Hardwick, Attorneys, Asheville, N. C. wtds. JWO.

C. tXAYTO (Beak EAglk Hotel) ASHEVILLE, N. jniJrUFJLCTVRER ow cor. furs. CorriKS made in First-Class Style of Walnut, Mountain Birch, Poplar, Pine and Maple of the best Satisfaction Guaranteed and Low Prices charged.

He asks that the public call and Bee for themselves. sepl0-12mos BUGGY anfl WAGON SHOPS. The undersigned are prepared to build to orde any stAle of Carnage, Buggy or Wagon, at short notice and reasonable prices. Special attention paid to Repairingand Horse Shoeing. nooaworKing Department, nAivn iumii BUcksmlth J.

H. WOODY. apr2-w3m Timothy and Clover Seeds. A fresh lot just received and for sale in large or small quantities. August a good month to sow.

A. H. Jones Son, Main st, Asheville. Announcement of AsneTille Female College. "PHE next Annual Session of this popular In- 1 Btltntton will open on T.f cdneaday, Bent.

10th. The President and Faculty of the College grate- fully recognise the sympathy and support which they have received from the citizens of Asheville in the years past, ana solicit tneir runner assistance in maintaining in their midst a school of the nignest graaes. Boass or Instbcciiok Kev. James Atkins, Ptesident Kev.T. f.sumssers, a.m.

Benjamin E. Atkins, A. M. Prof. H.

O. Hines, Musical Director. Miss Laura R. McLoud. Min Iaum Bobinaon.

Hiss Laura E. McLoud, the former Principal ot WP.JgPB imSmSStS Vspectarcorse to nniia.ar. rvtiiooA. retuma to take her Prot H.O. Hines, of Mississippi, a gentleman and teacher of -rare qualifications take -i charge of the Department of Music This Depart- men.

xunusmxi bjicciicu. uvu. training to the study of Harmony. tibji Px Smbiok or ij BUNCOMBE! SCAI.ES AW1 IOBK MET LV ALARGE CROWD IN ATTENDANCE! anil 1 it rf u- nA CUV UUW "ugagea in canvassing the counties from to Cherokee, the 'appointments haying been made for Dr. York, Scales joining in thenj.

Monday ui.ti.May aet lor Asheville, Tnesdav TorWayneBvilleWednesdayforAVebster, "UV4BU W) rough the counties. viiMug uto. jaree crowd in evident that the court" TaLI, People, and it rr. wie wpeaking on lottery Porter. The crowd accordingly there at 12 o'clock.

eS Scales iwaa escorted to the grounds in a WW number e. Dr. York was esmrtMi ff hia Republican friends walking. Iktensd BWKt rel DelnK aentively. will not attemnt a epeecft.

iie nnquestionably a fair Vt "er. handling hm eubjecta witlran apparent sincerity BflectiWspeakeudhis tuiB are wanung- depth or ougnt and his dealing with areso-OBe-sWed and open as to lay nim bare to his opponent is first spedcii was devoid of anything person-Jty "flensive-tohis opponent. and tHaTlTin held LS Auuiccyen woBtd rot him jnstice. ciusiyely to all reasoning minds that the best interest of the country, both State uu auonai, Democratic succede this vear. Deciocratic hearers, and awakened anew interest the contest which will add largely to the Democratic majority in November next.

Gen. is a forcible, plain-forward Knsilcirn1 subjects at issue with a clear knowledge or tacts and in an earnest manner that carnesconviction with his statements. la Dr; York's he devoted his time almoRt exclusively the. Mdark" portion of his audience, andnoceeded inenthusing them into repeatedeheers over his sallies. In the course of Jris remarks he iisuul lnnrmo.n towards Scales that cauW that gentleman im roundly.

Gen. evidently regretted oeins tbiced; into this personalism, but hedid nothini; more than he should have done under the circo instances, and Dr. York will doubtless discover before the amnaiirn'clafles thai ha iMlnnnt lien otmli language, with impunity. The crowd in attendance was larselv Democratic, and all felt that our staiid-ard-bearer had well sustained himself, thatood.had ieen jiccomplished. and that the day had been a "field one" for uie Democracy." foBunccinbn will pivo a twd account of on U10 4th ol ovamtK-r.

iml Gen. Scales ha3 mado friends his visit As a sincular feafern Cc discussion. W'c -Will say that the sikiu of Dr. YorL- sis whether not he is a Republican, pressed totnat)icinttv Ids t.ppon-ent, is a matter of astf nfsliinont to the Uetoucrats ami disds6 to the an8 heard negroes express both astonishment and distrust lien 1 wn asked this question and remaineil silent MAJaTiaL- -Returned here Rnndav'from hi: totir through "the Wostern eounties with Judge. fFaircloth.

He spoke in' eleven comities, and expresses himself delighted and- with tlie good crowds that have greeted him and his oppoatent; Wt above all t- find republicans in. the Western eonntie. At some places he did not find a half-dozen! persons opposed to Democracy. Tlie Major as exeolleut health and" and says he feels as if he hn.d liopn nn bridal tour--sf greatly elated does he icei -iver lKimocratic prospects in AVest-ern Nortli Carolina. Maioc btedman.

and Jhdtre Fain-loth ill.Bjieak in Asheville on Watdrday, in- uuiimav w. 110s weeK as Heretofore announced. The Kft from here Hiekury, and then to till appointments further i if, SrRAIflfcCi AT LeICESTEU. A ttieeting of the Cleveland and Scales Club at Leicester was held on Saturday which Messrs. HAGmlger, it Pearson and Johnstone were invited.

A good erowd was in attendance. led off a speech of im hoar, followed by Gen. Jones and Mr. Pearson. These gentlemen acquitted theiua-ives well and 110 doubt did much i Dnringtht evening Mr.

Wm. Henderson, Republican, announced himself as an Independent candidate for the Legislate ro, but we learn he. ha Kince'penteil and Mr. Diilf McDowell, the present 'aing Deput- Sherifi "of for Shenif of Bmicotabe. We have aood reports from Leicstjr, and this urand old township will hund np a good result in Novemlier.

Fauk -Ovia the W. N. C. Raj jkiad to -the Fms. u.

The authorities of tht Western orfu Carolina Ihiilroad have arranged he fc 1-lowru: rates to the Western Oir-olina to bo held at Asheville on the 23rd, 5-lth, 23th and 2GtU ihsta, the ickets to incl vde a coupon good for an admittance into 1 he yrounls tickets good to return and Jnciuding, the 7th From Salisbury and return i 56.30 -VI 5.80 'h 5.60 4.80 4.25 415 185 i -345 305 285 i-255 v- 225 I 75 .1 60 105 75 90 30 2VQ 225 90 130 "150 70 Mstesville' Cauwba f'oneveT Hickory I Icard Morsanton "1 mi i Glen Alpine lsndgwater Marion Old Fort, Round Knob Black Mountain" Coopers vAsheville Alexanders rrf-f 'i Barnardfi ik.j;-r; Hominy u-' Kgeon 3wrr y.tVaynetwillfe'j A daily t.m&vtoirnw tbrrfn the continuance- of the Fair 'fRmt Springs and anothrar "iroiM CliarU ton. Swai ronnty. liersoi'a to i wwwi uir, aimwni uni return jJi article iate nd-od for e.hihition3 vrilt be transported for one fare, the fame Ix-hu; refunded when returned by. oronai owner. TlTR WES.CT.RX 3 POTST SDJtVESTI'lX.

All persons who expert attend th 3 Wcstoni ptist ConvonScwaYc reyiest ed to fcvsr. i rue their naiuev sA once V. Mokoax, Co'utnhi fix Reception. 'i'r -s. weekfromDr.MontravflleW.

Gudger, a nativfe of Buncombe.but now. aresiaent of RleH Tehni; JTwrenty-fleVenf years ljL.A.'ift ffiSa aaftnri 'and' located in I (ueu IMJ. low iw Hww-, I andnow returns for the first 1 time to see old friends and his old home. I Dr. G.

is a brother Or jneBBrs. Auoipnuu 1 talr anif J. I J.Oudgeri of He is surprised. O. UUIUUl 1 ana pleased 10 Bee tne wouueniu gress.

vbich has Been, made in this sec-rjA Wa. The Doctor will spend 1 pome weeks among his friends and rela-1 tives nereabouts." Western From, the correspondent of the B'Miad Beeorder lege are now being enclosed with open and close fences. Mr. Richmond Pear- Bon, of Asheville, has our part of the thanks', as he for one cave one hundred dollars for the ourDOSe. i xro.

X. Allison is oui. agtuu aomg evangelistic work. Just now, he is in a Dromisins meetins atBic Ivy. Just before Iv-i A inat no.

cioueu a uiccuug niiii iuuigou Hill church with forty-four additions, Elder Enocn Morgan is another one of the old ministers of our section. He is raster of Bent Creek church in iiun combe county. God has blessed him with a eood farm in the Hominy Valley, Old as he is getting, he is active to do manual labor. We saw him driving a mower in his farm clover fields. Eldei A.

B. Thomas, of Haywood county has had large and promising ad-ditions to his church Antioch in Hay wood county. 1 mm OcE FRIENDS VHE ENEMV. A convention of Republicans met at Waynesville on Thursday to nominate a candidate for Congress' and also one for elector, for this district Every county, we believe, was represented. Gen'l R.

Henry was made permanent chair-map For Congress Messrs. H. G. Ewart of Jaeitprson, F. P.

Axley of Cherokee, and John B. Eaves of Rutherford were nominated. Maj. Rollins' name was not presented that gentleman was not looking for fnn, this season, in that direction. The first ballot was, Ewart 17, Axley Eaves 6.

It was understood when the train left that Mr. Ewart would be selected for the sacrificial offering. It was also understood that Mr. J. Wiley Shook would be chosen elector.

Mr. Richmond Pearson is mentioned in a recent Albany, N. YM dispatch to the New York 7ri6tui, as among the prominent callers upon Gov. Cleveland. Shrlner's Indian Vermifuge will de stroy and expel worms.

It is. cheap. Only 25 cents a bottle. CAPITAL PRIZE, 75,000. only 85.

Shares in proportion. JState Lottery Company "We do hereby- certify that we supervise the arrangements for the Monthly ana Seml-An-naal IJrawings of fee Louisiana State Lottery Company, and in person manage and control the Drawings themselves, cd that the same are ttnnMtv and in rood faith toward all prtie, and we uihorize the Company tn me this certificate, with foe-similes of our attached, in its advt)ements Commissioners, livcc rpornted in 1S68 for 25 years by the Leglsi-- ture for Educational and unantaDie purposes with ai-Mrfml nf 51.000.000 to which a reserve Aml has alnra hem added. By an overrteWw poljar to. iMe was maae pen 01 tne dnrtad Decemter 2d. Unv.

The only Zotterieter voted' aad endorsed by Ihe pttpie oj any ssuue, It nener stales or iostpotus. flnX Stasrle Drawing month! v. A OPPOBTTinTT TO OtAWEKG, CUtHS K. IN THE AC ABEMY Oir wr 4, as nua Mommy uri PaXIZ. 875,000, 100 'tOO TlckeSs mt Five ouars Fi WcHeis, in ftfU In proportion.

ffjror 4ur P-. 1IZES. 1 C. trTTAL TM.IZ&. 1 de de do 25.000 10,000 12,000 10.000 2 PRi ZESOF4Kj909.

5 do 2,090 1,000 10 20 100 aoo S06 10H do do do do do do 10,000 10,000 20,000 30,000 25.000 200 189 50 25 25,000 approximation rams. Approximation Prizes of SJ5G do do M0 do do 250 9 9 6,750 4,500 250 1,97 friies, amounting to S2b 500 ArUcatlon for rates to clubs should be m. i- -1 i 1 x- 1 B. gill, MK, uui.t u. uiowiujjau; au new MGm full address.

Make P. O. Money Ordeopayablt, and ddress Regis terea Letters te SEW OBLEAN8 NATIOHAI. BATIK, JTew Orleans. I-- PMTAL JTOTES and ordinary letters by Mailer Express all sums of Sa and upwards by Express at our expense) to i M.

A. DAUPIIIir, Hew Orleans, Law or fi. A. SACPHIK, 607 Seveath SU Wuhfaiton. Tj.C.

encs OP SALE. Tl 11 1 WHI luucm IW4UVI, Ul. iiw- nesdav. October 1st. 1884.

and days following, at his late residence in the city of Asheville, corner ot Main street ana fattoa Avonue, tne personal effects of Hugh Johnson, consisting oil Piano, 1 buggr, 1 carriage, 1 horae, milch cow, Household and Kitchen Furniture and miscellaneous aaticles. Bale commencing at 10 o'clock. Terms cash. B. GUDGER, K.

B. JOHNSTON, Executors, aug wtda NOTICE. Having qualified as the Executor of the last Will and Testament of the late J. K. Wells, dec all persons having claims or demands against the estate of Uie said J.

R. Wells are hereby notified to presen ithem ue mr settlement on or oeiore tbe 1st day of Beptemus oi this publication Will be pleaded in oar oi men oovenr. J.U. STEVENS, 1 Executor of J. R.

Wells, vol. a. i Leicester, N.C. Aug. 21st, 1881.

aug2S4tw "XT OTICE. OF DISSOLUTION, IN T--rV TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. The oa-partnenhlp heretofore existing under the same and stvtle of Luther and Patton la this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebted to the said firm will call and settle with R. Patton, and all debts due and owing by said firm will caQ on M.

D. Luther at their old stand Ashevflte. iT. aug 27-1 WIT" All persons having claims against the EsUte of Wm. Frisbee, deceased, will present tnem to the undersigned Executor on er before the Brat day of August 1886, and if defendant should be made in tbe presentation, of tbe samo on or by said this notice will be pleaded as bar In accordance with the law in such eases made andprovided.

i This July S9th, 1884. M. RATCLIFF, Kxflcntnr of the last Will and Testament July 81-4t of Wm. Frisbee. deceased, 'A tXi PERSONS having claims' against the' Estate of Hugh Johnston, deceased, will resent the same to B.

G. Gudger and S. B. ohnston, Executom, for payment within twelve months or this notice will be plead in bar of their Aug. 12ta.ltt, i.

ucar i aug 13-w fi wks a.A4WUioiva,l tori. hed Irwtitntian. Loestd W.C. PoMeMinr i A. AAiinalSprins; For Ul wm j.

29th, and ordered that the large number lanvciv uiyuim iinwwwi mm vuw, which wm done; and the Baleigh Yiaitor states the matter thus Thia morning in the Bnpenor uourt of tua nMinrv fV. itmea nf Bmh TtnlniM Ttt. JimM havinir been disohused exoept one, and the uaimea. xor aivoroe eauea. uiueiunn eoarcny 01 aniens me voan uonse wmng been renarted to hia Honor br the oonrt officers.

he immediiubely ordered the laid offloera to summon a Koffioient nnmber of the legal frtr temitv. then mitine in the bar. toeomoiete the lory. The following named well known mem-ben of the bar of tins city were immediately summoned, sworn in and took their seat as lurora Messrs. W.

H. Face, B. T. Gray, W. Hinsdale, F.

H. Bosbee, George M. Smedea. JohnLewi8 Trapier, citizeng, weresT- so in the box, which made the requisite num ber 12. After bearing tbe evxaenoe, tue Jury found a verdict in favor of the plaintiff, granting her a divorce.

This is the first time that members 01 the legal proieemon or uus racy hare been summoned to serve as jurors. They did not charge the county a penny for their services. ThiB is the first tune nine lawyers were ever known to agree on any one subject The occasion was, indeed, a remarkable one, and the parties should consider themselves peculiarly honored. Good for Judge Oudger utilizing useless material. A Coeeection.

Mr. Trull calls our attention to the ar ticle recently published in the Citizen in which it was stated that Mr. Trull in his speech at Brevard, exculpated the democratic party and Mr. Kitchen for the difficulty at Hendersonville, and took the responsibility of it upon him-himself, as placing him in a wrong light as to the matter. Mr.

Trull says he did and does exculpate Mr. Kitchen and the democratic party, and that Mr. Kitchen also stated in his speeches that Trull said nothing in his Hendersonville speech that any one had a right to take offence at; but he, Trull, did not assume the responsibility of the difficulty between Mr. Bryson and himself. The Citizen only intended to state that the difficulty, "from whatever cause, was strictly a personal one, and did not per tain to anything which occurred in Mr.

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Vance speaka- 'at Webster Saturday 13th instt on A large number of our businera com munity- will go the Railroad celebra- nun 0 vuiwwur tfwma county on The circulation, of the Crazfcrfiahearly i ioublu what it month acul and iBBiiii Hibi tift, iius esceeuinsjly Col. Cameron, of the Cithsbk staff, has been oonftaed Jb bv kiifc ritfus fi.r the pwft wer. ille is nowicony Jas- The. many friend of Air. James Brook- shire will ho glad to know that he is ranully convalescing.

JJr Hardy. Webb IS iiiiitraviu. i Mr. Ailam Butner, of Salem, Ni. C- died KHntly aged S4.

la wu the fatlur of ra E-rXiefuitionR, this Oil. Bor wrttteij tojen lixifiHiaa that an ainlutf oaof. wet lai relii-ved swelling -hMie i-f the lijic nlrrji a hi nwl JTm lad mid Hciruis meeting it Vr'afhiiUiii on the Jarvia, Robinson, Vance, Cohu, Scales, Kufoish 'th, Andrews, "arid hosts of others ill tie at Charleston, at the grand 1 railroad (t'lubrution and barbecue on the 12th, Friday, CihTn Clayton has his uew engine at work in jiig hops, taking the place of tlie water iHiwrftirima-lynsed by him, and he in greatly the work done by hi engine. sJr TheFairto.be held in 'Asheville is attractinit jrreat attention North, as well as tlHnvijjKoot the Sta-4k' 4Dr people of tins tiistttct wui nave apienoia oppor tonity to-, exhibit the inducts of our. ion in a wanner to great good.

lion. U. jBHUcfdemocraticeiector for thi. district, was pi nj; at tl) anna)ioa. Joh n-, Httin uud.hiiiiKeir have -spoken in i M6-' Dowfll, Rntlinrford, and and, from remits made to iw by artiea wIh hftve-heard1 them, these vntleuien have jrreatly cbinforted our frienrbx and as greatly dise6mjbrted our encmi'v.

'r McDowell comity, is rapidly attracting lareo cajiitel, whWh i bebauinvmted in hor rii-a luinvrat WW-iaml line farms. The pejh of that eminrt, caMiinj; the I lever luiprovHiiHn mm finqinxM, whi vote tnnlay on jsroposition Wanb to another his Ciinvass in Buncombe county by speaking at Bhs- Handy Mnsh chnirh on the U)th His opponent is invited and expected to meet him at plaoearv-A full list, of There ajne- fcnAay ville, many of thfr bnnn: booses still Ix'injj crowded, and theliutelaare reasonably ill! 3ft u' jeyiden' ftie rsciBori of the vinitor to the mornntaiHV iajiidtf lall. Xlttais utew 4 nt more, of tbe-vtanrhora than in As far as wi ran'learh tho prospetJs for DeitKwmey in Bononmbe looks well in eve.ry republicans havT inn p'aced stntightont Legislative ticket in be-: twen tlie two jiartii. It st-euis the ra- nrOMt always.jsoinetimes ike thwriij Ci, A newly futrriel A'ustiu Iddy doea.rtot know anything aloat houBeketjpinp, but she is anxioiM have her hosliand be lieve that kceiin -d'teifc-aot koow. He hnp'iieiH tg tie in when the -i'k fame and aaid fcJVU you please me out de fttiitt-e; is been abilin' dis the water il, reidioil." Big-nian, falail vi'the loiter IV; boils the stronger it will Therv wilt be a ifh'tenaxy Service at Mt Ptiilirn; third la thfa months Rev.

Atkinresiili-ntufwj'm will ireaHi the CenteWarV sermon at 11 A. M. and Gen'l Vance will deliver an addretto the rfuldren in the afternoon It is 1 imposed to have a- basket -dinner altar the m-ption All oie mviiud.tw att -nd. ''i" Will begin' her school ''ontJepttanber loth 2t -j Tbe-'t Repidiliraa ron'nty 'nominating coDveulhm In'ihcotrrt-house in this plane on Monday morning, and wi'hoat-iiiufch'dvlay. nominated, foe the Honse-f HimHntati vei Mr.

-3. R. Frtj-man, Fair View Mr. J. J.

Fox. Flat jUrettki 'Chia doubtless means that lnlopndtim Will ha veto look elewherj for to tlie Rejiuhlnunn of the county. low alout doablevArt sdot.bh-vii 1 1 Mr. IlotjerWin a4 two dozen fine stnreiorle view of Wstera K. C.

RVnery for thetM'tlisiIav or imiitf rj-, "br mi at the- eoming Fair hV-n, Let every one desirous of otferlog sM4-iaf for any purpose wnn-nmnimiM wuhthe' foecretary at the Cm ornce. Mr. hitl for th I eee of enabrpidery 71-' Vaujae La.nd jj, adv tisc for sle fn Pep-tender, 1 Messrs. JonenaiKl HtfKlwifk, It is sitfiated in "McDowell county oflers a mre than) for any one waiiuug an excellent Jimii. vertiwenten t.

Weead- We have recently nent-jtint" statement of asiuiit to a larjre riimber of oar ra, and how that the crop are we hoj all will renremheriw. aaainHt each inoividual is i the arejate they amount ul to us. 1 Let us hear from UoCXTt UAMIST This a'-itioii invened hist.Thnrs- day at ri ret ii llflMH t' H.iuiiuy cliiin-li, W. and Wiley WcHa, The 5 ero of a mosi in lew sting 1 the tueeting titti-nd-v a laro crow wa wrea-v oiit from Ahheville. rain- the imI and the grounds are being placed in admirable Every thing possible is being done to make the occasion a success as far us can be done by the management -Now let the people of western Carolina give to the manage ment a hearty support, and the first exhibition of the Western Worth Carolina Fair Association will give-character to cor whole section and a Taken an interest from the outside world tliat will be incalculable benefit to us.

Xet ev ery one who can have something, on exhibition. Attjktios Buildeks. TI 3ave recently nhrnlinawiT tmn. Tltna Uiayton (for the dwelling of Capt, E. HOKaes a lot of yellow pine doors, wii ich 1 1 7 VOVni Mil WlllMIWWtl M.

luinoer, to any doors 1 bave-seen br aught to this place from distant fac- to.aes. Would say to builders who may be'wanting good and substantial doors to ill on Mr. Clayton, pay him a reasona-b le price, save your freight, and get a good article. J. A.

Wagner. We cheerfully endorst; the above. E. Holmes, J. Hart.

Asheville, N. Sept 3d, 1884. sept O-lt a Tna Clixgmas Tobacco Cure. AJmost daily we hear of the remarka ble curative properties of tobacco, used accoj-ding to the Gen '1 Clingman formula. Hon.

F. M. Davis, of Haywood, writes the Waynes ville News recently that his hogs -were all taken with cholera, and several had died; he saw in the Citizek the statement of 'Ten'l Clingman relating tfe curative effects of tobacco, he tried 'the remedy, eivina it in butter milk, siud it cured every one of the hogs. Mr. Duvis is greatly in favor of the remedy.

We have some more valuable information concerning this remedy which we will give to pur readers soon. Dfath of Mr. C. M. Williams.

VJiis gentleman, sowell and favorably known in this community, died at his residence in this place about 2 o'clock Sucxlav jnorn'ng, after an illness of two we iks. The funeral services were held at be Baptist church Sunday afternoon, eon ducted by Dr. Mitchell, and the reiuaLns were interred in the Presbyterian church liaryinjigrounds. A striking leaf mv of the occasion was the large process lot of toe Sunday School scholars of the Ba ptist church, of which school the dec 3as hail been superintendent for a large number of years. Mr.

Williams mt 3' yeais of age, a native of Buuc ibe comity, had been a resident 01 Ashe ville about 10 years, and had bv Lis ene; vy and strict attention to busi-aesrf act iieved success. He leaves a wife and chi) 1, who have the sympathy xif tlio nti re comiimnity. LTaji as ssAss0i3 -mos ano -the State 1 Exi-OSLTlClt. The fallowing letter from Mr. Fries, Secretary of the State itself.

'Che invitation to the Press of the oth.jr Startes has been extended Salem, N. Aug. 22, 1884. Jr. Jordan Stone, Axheville, JV.

C. Uy Dcur Sir: We are pleased to 'earn tha'; the Press Association of North Carolina will nieet in Raleigh during the Ex position, i. e. October 8, 1884. We dosjire to extend through you an invita-tioi to the Press of Virginia, South Car-olii'ia and Georgia, to visit our Exposi-tioi 1 with your body, and would further stat that such courtesies as the Exposi-tioi 1 company is able to extend to your ow: a body, and visiting journalists, will be tendered through Capt S.

A. Ashe, of the llaleigh Newg-Omereer, Chairman of tin JOxecutive Committee uf the North Ca rolina Press Very respectf H. E. IIbies, Sec'ty. liiPonTAjXT to Medical tudents.

We are requested by Gen'l Vance Bay that ho has tickets of admission free to lectures of the Y.edical Colleges at Loaisville, Memphis, Teun, and Atli.uta, which- t.e will be glad to present to worthy young men ef this district of limited means who are study inp meilicine. This offers a rare chance, and we trust some our worthy young xuen uut.y avail thpriselves of this oiler of Gen'l Vance. The First hp the Ssok. Mr. W.

T. Lipscmib brought to-our oflica on Timrsday a splendid- specimen ot iiir- tobacco, raised by Mr. C. T. Gam-tt.

1 jelow Wsrin Springs, just cured. It is certiiinly pretty, and Mr. Lipguuiiib, who is one of the best judg on-our market, p.nmounces it very will thank our friends in all to send 11s ir. "good specimen of their crops, and we sp urge all to have good specimens 'at the fair. The Ashe ville Female College i ts next Fall session next Wednesday.

The prospects for a largely increased patronage, especially from abroad, axe most It has a very able faculty, and is truly, one of the most tihorough schools in the South. We hope to see it full to overflowing. Speaking at Arden. A Democratic club will be at Arden on Friday, at 2 Gem Johnstone Jones and Mr. Bascoi a Carter will bo present.

The public in vited to be present 11 mm 1 i r1, i "1-- Excellent -v-f Mrs. Orr presented us with a fiuple of peaches, Trom th ft fanri or Mj Alex. Creichtoii, near Aslievillc, whi ch 1 were superb. Mr. C.

has some v' wy fine fruit apples and peaches iiieh is kept on sale at Mr. Orr's family grocery. His orchard is a young one, but evident-' ly of very choice fruits. -j "Tlie Farmers' Club of lpiier Hominy will meet nextSaturday. tien.

jln4one Joiu-s and Mr. Richmond Pean ion fiave tieusi'uivitjil to lie present on 1 bnas-i 'i', not to discuss politics but ag ocniture lho work on thn building at 'the' Fair (Grounds is rapidly pnwrewing i- aod by the aw everytlmiu will be in xaxtiness. J.he KUl.lf will im tmhstantial aa4 com- lortahlo buitdiit'. tiipt. JSTatt Atkinson is hai sol'u it'mt; iruits for the Fair be Let our fruit growers "aptain all the acsislauce in tl and we believe bis exhit astonish the dat work on the five the -tT power, will K-ah-i and os C.l not dersonville on Friday no we 1 -s.

We ht-ar I' 9 2S At the District Conference fcejd at the follow.ng deJesea were elected to the anniiiu conference to hA hnld at Bristol. Tennr J. G. Craw- ford, Gray, Terrell. Alternates, vv Htnngueia ana a Voted, that the next District -W StrinLileld and 6 Jit Conference be lie'd at iranidin.

fcU The following gentlemen are urged by Jfneix mauv'lriends for the county of tics: For sheriff; Jaa Lee t. Ail inn fm trensw-Ws Cot Joh lftgeem Jesse A Wild, La 'Brpenterr for regi- ter. Capt Jesse 31 00 re, loan. Lively jhe Fair Ove Tobaccoxjsts to the Frost, The to be run at the Fair promise be one of the most interesting features of the week. A nnmb3r of matches are beLng arraugwl between onr.

tobacconists de iters, warehoahemen, producers and maaiufacturers, Ainatch has been to be known as the heavy-weight race, between Maj; Rollins the champion producer, and Col. Ray, the champion Wvehouseman. Also a race between Mr. Chambers of the Asheville Warehouse, Mr- W. Morgan, of the Farmers' and MrJ R.

F. Drummond, of the Banner, for tl ie warehouse belt Mr. J. M. Smith, of Madison, says lie can heat any tobacco man of his size west of the French Broad.

It is hoped this race will be arranged. Efforts are also being made to have a special race between the different manufacturers. If successful it would prove a lively one. Ti le officers and friends of tlie Fair Association are determined to have everything that is attractive during the Fair. Races among gentlemen of other voca-tiors are also being arranged.

Each one whe- enters the Tobacco Races must wear a plame made of Western North Carolina Brights. ASSIST.VXT 31ARSHALS. The following gentlemen have hcen appointed as assistant marshals to Chief Marshal W. T. Lipscombe, for the Fair to begin at this place on the 23rd inst: Buncombe Wells, John Hunter, Charley Williams.

Piit Weaver. Thomas 5ersruson. Lafayette Luther, no Jordan, Tom Young. Will Beiirden. Hay-aoodViy Wells, Maj tringfield and Shook.

Henderson TJ iixkman, A Smith an Toms. Mitchell -Jno Heap anil Ike Bailey. John NichoU and Lee Ra isey. i "Vinery Patrick Abernethy. Xraco D.Smith.and I) Cunningham.

Jitirke Sam Pearson. Graham Cherokee T)t Schenck and Ben txtin Jno Everett. 7 ransylvania A Gash. O.Jiers have been notified and other nam es will appear nest week, the list at prescnt being incomplete. Rem edy For Poison Oak.

Tlie Medical Record gives the following reunedy for poison oak, or poison ivy: '-'his specific is bromine, which is dissolved in olive oil, cosmoline or glycerine, in the Btredgth of from ten to twenty drops of bromine to the ounce of oil, an i rub the mixture gently on the affected parts three or four times a day. The bromine is bo volatile that the solution should be renewed every twenty-foar hours. The eruption- never extends alter the first thorough application, and it promptly disappears within twenty-four hours if the application is persisted in. Officers or tub W. N.

C. Fajii Association, i In the publication of the premium list of the Fair Association some names of the officials were omitted. jIow we give the corrncted list 'resident Ray. I "ice-Jfretidente A. Coxe, M.

J. H. Ruinbouah. J. L.

Robin- s'ort, Louis Sherf see. Jordan Stone. Treasurer D. C. Waddell.

Mxecutive Committee Major E. W. Hern- 3n, Chairman; 'Ai A Alexander, Cards, Richmond James. Martin, Gwvn, Stevens, K. ovt, Gwvn, li I Holmes.

Collins, Miller, Capt Hamilton, tl Merriiuon. VSSLusk, DA Blackwell, CoA A Andrews, Furinan, ro-yelt, A. A 1'eatht-inton, liollins, Wti CortlandS R. Kejaer, Sawyer, I VnliGilder. Grahani.T Lyman, II Haynes, Capt iS.

McCloud. A-J Lyman. 1 Serekadbd. On. Mouday night" about 10" 6'clock'the baud of this place sei renaded Dr.

(J5rrf at the Eagle Hotel. Tiie Dr. res ponded briefly, and, as we.thoi lght, rather weakly, the appearance of the crowd seeming to casta ''dark him a reflection of Uie crowd itsei Shortly afterwards the Ash evUle Cornet Band, accompanied by the-Asheville Light Infuntry, both; in fulf uniform, marched to the Swannanoa Hotel, where Gen. Scales was stopping, and after dis-coursine some sweet iniisic the General was loudlv: railed Tor and made his appearance On the balcony, fhoikd by a large number of lady guests of the house. The General: made- a brief speech, of a most happy cJiaratr.t!ompliinentedthe band, ana tlianked his-audieuce fot the high compliment paid him, closing by inviting the whole of Asheville to eigh on the' lsfc of January' next to Bee him inaugurated.

Wortht TkotfunT. -One whose natne is a household wcrrd has thui truthfully and beautifully written in regard to the training of themaii-child he is at yiinr you ran make him laugh, yon can liiake him ry, you can make his 'Byes fill dnd hW bosom swell with recitals, of. good and noble deeds; in short, you can mould him if yon will take the trouble. But look ahead some years when that little voice shall -ring in bass tones; when the small form shall have a man's weight and tramp; when a rough beard shall cover Unit little round chnn and the wilful strength of manhood tiil out that little form." Then vou woiiM give worlds fur the kev to liis heart But if yon lose it now wnen he is little, von mav inarch. for it carefully some day wiih U-arsand never Lj 1 it Vr.

J. eft Mr. Jsse pi theotork 'dirt There re many plaosjin the-TOuntry which dfd per-roanerrt improvement, and uj inty authorities can certainly epewa to no better ad vantaste than emslonte lr. Corpening to have such places wnoea 10. 4 sVbcial' Reqces to Oce People.

having been appointed superintendent of the Fruit to be madeat our eoniLnir Fair to commence itbis place on the 234 inst, I reojjaafj every individual who has any flne apples, peaches, pears, grapt? or other fruits, to be sort and bring or them here by the first day of the Ffir in order that we ma.V make the fiYtest display of bruits ever made in the'' South. We every reason to believe that many thouKtn4 strangers from Ten nessee, South Carolina, Georgia and the eastern bection of our State will be in jt-tpndanoB and we should not hiee this opportunit of showing that we- ha the finest dimate in the Every box 01 paekage should be marea with the nam. and postorBce address of the raiser, so hat due credit and the premiums mav be given to those Jo whom they may be due. Please write me if you can con send some fruit for exhibition so 1 can arrange and reserve space for yon. Will you help me in this matter? It i.

to your interest to do so; it is greatly to the interest of our section that 'you shoul do so. Respectl Supt ra't fcxt Fisii Tobacco. Capt. M. J.

Fagg gave lis 1. Saturday a specimen of very beautiful t- itacco, just cured by Mr. Thos. Garrett, ue Warm Springs. Mr.

G. has fifteen acr. the wed, and all is most promising. Ke has cured out two barns so far. i offered twenty -five cents round fo." tthat which he has cured.

Tun Asheville Female College. This popular institution opens its fell session on the 10th inst. See adverth in another column. Dining at the Eagle Hotel a few daysV since we observed at an adjoining table miss Ai. Davis, niece 01 uie nonoreu ex- President of "the lost cause," and near by was Miss of Florida, and Miss of Halifax, N.

the two latter mentioned ladies being daughters of a grand niece of Oliver Cromwell, of English notoriety. The Lenoir Topic comes to 11s again, much to our pleasure. The Topic is one of our best exchanges, has done, and will do great good for that section of the State, The town authorities of Waynesvillo compliment, and we are sure very justly, the Waynesville Board of Health, for the very efficient manner in which they have done their dutv. greatly to the benefit of the town. Sanitary boards can do great good, 11 iney win, in au towns.

To Repair Damarea. -Dear lady, there -is probably no use telling you that fashionable life in a great city is a rough one on vour leauty. Late iaours. loss of sleep and im ratal excite- xaent will leave you by and by shorn of tbo8e beautiful tressna which, drew lovers around you in -other yea rs. Artilical substitutes can never, pass for those rich and glossy -locks.

Parker's i lair Balsam willstop your hair from fallin; rout, restore its natural color and and prove deaasing and beneficial to thd acalp. sept 11-t oct 1 1 No More Weak More A Certain, Safe and SfleeUve Remedy for rVodncins; "ana Cnres Drops, amora, also pTtiinM.tttoV''?'.:i;i Also, equally effica-nous when 'used other maladies, such as Ulcers, fever Bores, Tumors, Bait Rheum, Bums, PU ee, or wherever innammsw tion extets, MI'IX'H EXJ.S DWT.he used to advantage. Bold brail Drug tuts at 25 cent-vV he Oem Eyaporator. -ri i TE XBiest Flrpv J)RIERVor the" market lias been "extettsiyejy used i in a4ji witli the-vfry 3 The Fruit tliirf machine brings itoid Ttwo pxiuha more than tliiit uned by otn er Ll( 5 No" iseorcliingyipT'i biirnjngius curetfthe lraitrith air-tHifdrtn Thepriccs. rrpi.the; mch of every etc, audno larni.r cajh'Sbrd jto da the 1 -Vf I "la by iiuli c.

I 1 1st Primary Class $8.00. 1 Preparatory Dept. ai5.o.--,-.. 1 Regular Collegiate, i 12 I Music en Piano or Pipe Organ, 25.00 s. l-ff ltinlndinr flimbh'ed room, fuel and servant's attesdanee 112 per month.

Ten per ceDtdWHiirt on all bills to two Xrosn the same -famUr; twenty per cent to three. i Parent are untly requested to send their children in oo the day of opening. It is amistake to Assume that the presence ol jmpils the canaitBtioB is not Important. Let every pepU -tnTaTlVpossible be present at the formation o'ctoek li0 GROCERIES ongtos; l'i EVBBT(W mmm towaA w5 i Doors 'JZJ FtourahdOountr) jtBJh from themanufactu-Bovsters Candies. haao.

i i a 1 tow kept constantly Jpodiaad prlees wll A mm nwainlnatlAB s- satistyyoii. TUGOS tad smsm: tha -1 am aow ptepared to do allklnd i i sr'H do a'Persons wishing worVfme In t-f ii tra-iva a eail buiore navu.g tn done eiaew new. -X'-', "all surra of EEPAtsrsa keatl Bring your 'woik to toe vl save Uase mo- -AC7I: scf'l" -3i. l. I.LS ,11 ALB ACAD AMY, riiah schMi.

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