The Asheville Weekly Citizen from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 1

IMA GlTMM vol. rx. 1 V-)L 1 ASHEVILLE, (X, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1878. NO. 43.

I VI LJD 1 AJ 1 i 1. I i 1 OA Chang Postal RixicLATioNa. 4 Ekar Hear A gnodly number of Prices of boots, shoei and hats can't hm Iu of Ue advantageon Cu of the contracts reoaitl made by fr Stamped envelop! awl uiftmner wrernew. the Dcslotnra Ii it Jut will 1... iiuai Itch rdtictiou of about twenty peil aiow cwtehl mte.

Tun Jwitagu on vnvelopes and JMJupr Wrappers spoiled In dtreot- lu i wilr-b reronded in stamps by a tf be la satisfied that tbfj hmk beetTieiiny mail, and that vm ntAUiroction actually occurred at Svhere' the redemption. cia.iwj aim provided that such euH Teiwa tellu.ll' 14 fUyMMited In a whd rendition. When ordered fa cuantltlea rhlt Ott tllfl HDiWsr loft hand cor. turW flf tmi (Te-Hbed TteJptlrcMr'4ndfitfWi3bf rtti rwfS, wlcbout addition! IhU. nh fcrclmimg business empfojslientl aoC twslofflce addree of thwfe.

rWitli teontsi to return IfUhel Jrted wrtwu lime; niese are ofiWiiltyUifa. Itateir ft tpMul request iwrtw Blast ail cases onim luetn through postmaster, and not by apfilV-4 WTg or KtuirARoiiSI vSTW. ast ljinrsaay lias this to say of this eaJ (lar rnadurg will raaietBber that thU indictment conspiracy to cheat UK H. Sinwuk; Gaston County) wa W' lUMvesl t5 ttas V)ilted States Court rnd triea laiw spHag at Aslteville, resulting In a wrdlct of guilty. A motion lb a new trrlil, baaed upon alleged errors ot mejuago in reoHvlug certain testimo ny, wi ttieii made and honor ad- jounieu.

die argument ot the rule to Oiect suoro. The court (Judired Bond aitu iicki neiu cuac au error, was com mitted In permitting a letter from J. Hester to be read Without uroof of his omciui character. Tiie point was uure' ly tecliuical. They will be tried again una nut at Asuevnie.

Only One Week More. Mr- Nat W. Taylor, the photographist, Intending spending the winter 111 Georgia and Florida in consequence of the dullness in this business here during that season, will leave on Monday, the 4th of No vember. He is turnms? ont snlendid w'ork, and parties wishing their pictures tins season siiouid cull on nun be lore he leaves. JHr.

lay lor will spend two weeks in llendersonvllJe on his way South, and we commend him to the good people of that place. The Sludek House Our old friend Capt. H. G. Robertson, has again embarked in tiie hotel business in our midst, having obtained theSluder building opposite the Central Hotel, and lit-ted it up as a hotel, for which puipose it is admirably suited, both as to looms and its general arrangements.

In the hands of Capt. Robertson, it cannot fail to be a popular resort for those stoppiug in our town lor he having served faithfully for several years on the editorial tripod, he certainly knows how to run a good hotel. Success to him. Redmond Interviewed From the Greenville, (S. News, we learn that William Gary, United States Marshal, who lives at Libert', Pickens County, on last Thursday, set out to have an interview with the outlaw Redmond, so called, at his house.

On his way he learned that Redmond was within a few miles of him, at one Chapman's. He sent a friend forward to meet Redmond. His friend not returning with any message, Gary decided to go forward to the place where he expected to meet Redmond. On his arrival there he found Redmond with three friends, strangers to liiui, and met with a friendly reception. During their interview, a sister of Redmond, who had discovered that Gary was on the road, galloped uu, no doubt to give information of danger to her brother; but she soon learned that the purpose of Gary was not hostile friendly, only.

Our informant states that Redmond said that he was at home attending to his own private affairs, and had no intention to interfere with United States officers or any person in any way whatever, but that be would die be lore he would surrender and go to jail. At the same time he gave Gary die warning that his life was in danger, though he would not raise his hand against him. We are left entirely in the dark as to the object of Gary In seeking an interview with Redmond. The result, however, was a declaration of armed neutrality on- the part ot Redmond that if he was left alone he would not raise his hand against any one, but would defend himself." a I I bat at S. NanUilder's.

If you want a cheaB bedstead, o-o la YanGilder Hannsou's. MARKIED. By the Rer. c. ra mnhoii at A tnebnuet father, Mr.

Abbott, Oct. 187K.M jeveu o'clock lu the morning, Mr. K. Hyatt to Miss Ida M. Abbott, all of Murphy, Cberotea County, N.

C. AUCTION SALES. fiGONS AT AUCTION. Federal Court. I will sell in the town of Asheville.

in the highest bidder, on Wednesday, the 6th day ot November, two of FUh Mro. Into Wagons. Horn I refer you to Col. V. S.

Lusk H. H. Webb and J. L. Murray, who are now using wagons of the above manufacture.

E. L. BROWN, Auctioneer. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CATTLE WANTED.

5 OA HEAD of good large fot Cattle wanted, for which the highest prices in cash and goods will be paid. Any one having lots please call and see me. H. oct24 2t Asheville, C. GLUDER HOUSE, ASHEVILLE, N.

C. I am again at my in charge of the above-named Hotel, which is situated opposite the Central Hotel. Officb Room opposite Plasant. Millia store and at the rear of S. Ham-merahlag's store Everything New andCoiuroaTABtl.

Terms reasonable G. ROBERTSON, oct213mv Proprietor. Open o-Iay Pieees New Dress Goods at from 12J to 25 Kll iik Ties and Bows, "agii.abU shades, from 10 cte. to 65 ceuts. Zeph.ys in all colors, at S.

HAMMERSHLAG'S. Confectioneries You. can. bu.y better goods- for the money of L. J.

Bossieux, 1411 Main Richmond, than you can anvwhere mm vuuuvr.T. xie manufactures i. tt ucucr vauuy, win, standi better and is more highly flavored than anv made for ivrhoJesale anywhere. His stock is largo and aud he adds to it dailv. He your orders for the following goods Plain Candy, assor'd, French Fresh Peaches Cream Bon Bons, Tomatoes.

tiuocoiate Sugar Almonds, Gum Drops, Oranges, Ginger Cakes, Sugar Soda Crackers, Lemon Oyster Water Butter Gingt-r Shoo Fly aud other prize candy, Big Bonanzas, Attnore' Mince Meat, Fire Crackers, Hbrpedoes, Fire Works of all kinds, Matches, Muatards, Snuff. nctZltf Lemons, 'JocoaNutS, Figs, Prunes, Currants, Citron, Dates, Brandy ficaies, Jellies, Oysters, Cheese, Smoking Will Not be Excelled Made and Repaired. I AM still to. be found at my shop on Haywood Street, west of Academy Street where I urn prepared to do all manner of work in my line at the hort- est notice-and in.the moat nhat.nt;.i PRICES TO SUIT. THE.

TIMES. Furniture of all Kind Reim irfil and CiairiL. fx COFFINS made in six hours' aotice. Lumber Sad Country Produce taken in exchange -for work. dive ma a trial, and reu, shall ha naiia.

lied. I'ttWr ilSiscrlbr 'promiueil to brlnji us In JT. trtapiainjf ior the inner man this rail, Wid tSas renew their 'subscilptioni. Our iHave notified tig that we are short impair, meal, corn, meat, turkeys, tMxev whetstones," wood, fruit, lF''80P6t01ie uaniers, haras, Wias(ik8 iparticularri the latteil. Ue lard, jimsou weed, cfclps, cabbages, wheelbarrows, old clothes, and fcRM -anything eatable and digestable, jj airwiu take trie nun and en-ala to 'fodder before the cold ail embargo upon supply- uwj 8.

If nothlnir l8 can fnr nlslfcdvtHir devil gay he don't ob- tfi a tittle money. UONCKKNINa THE CON- ELECTION. lue follow- ygt from the law bearing upon electioa will be found tffirlifni the public and esoeciallr tf having charge of the electioa and Registrar shall attend at tiie polls en the day ol election (Tues- a7if' V- aod conduct the electiou. Teef'attall eater the name of every person iWmet'-ia the boll book, certify the sataeUud deposit them with the Itegistur rr.va eieouoa aav aav nersoa mar. and fudges eball challenge the vote of any terqua BQspeciea or not being qualified.

dt one cnaiienjea SUaU be aworn ka-rsajBidd- as to bis qualifications, and ethtrf whneews may be exawiaed on oath add (the Judees mar reiect the vote ii ihev ai inuu-iea mat such person is not a legal Voter The polls shall be open from 7 a. m. till euoaet. Voters shall hand in their bal lots to the Judges, who shall deposit wen fa toe boxes. Immediately after the electioa the Jadges shall deposit the registration books with the Register of Deeds, Ballots shall be on white paper and without device.

The Couaty Commissioners shall provide the ballot boxes. Whea the election it OTer, the Registrar and Judges of election, in the presence ef soch persons as may attend, shall open the boxes, count the ballots, reading aloud the names on the tickets. If there be two or more tickets roiled up togetner, if any ticket has more names op it than the voter has a right to vote for, or has a device on it, they shall be void. The counting et the votes Bhall be continued without adjournment until completed, and the result thereof declared rhe Judges of election at each Dollin? piace snau appoint one of their number to attend the meeting of the board of county canrassers as a member of the board, f.nd they shall deliver to him the original return statement of the result of the electiou at their polling place. The County Canvassers, so chosen, shall constitute the Board t.f County Canvassers the Register of Deeds shall be their cler, uuhess the board elect another.

The Board of Comity Canvassers shall meet on the second day after electiou (Thursday, Nov. 7th), at 12 o'clock, at the Court House, and at that hour with out delay, such of those who are pres ent snau elect a chairman, who shall 6wear in the members of the board. The Board of Canvassers shall at that meeting, in the presence of the sheriff and of such persons as may choose to attend, open and canvass the returns and make abstracts, stating the number of ballots cast in each precinct for each office, the name of each person votcil for, and the number of votes given for each person lor each different office, aud shall sign the name. Three abstracts of all votes cast shall be made aud signed by the Board of Comity Canvassers one of which shall be delivered to the sheriff one filed with the Register of Deeds and the third forwarded by registered letter to the Secretary of State at Raleigh. When the canvass Is concluded the Board of Canvassers shall deliver the original returns to the Clerk of the Su perior Court to be tiled in tiis office they shall also cause abstracts to be re corded in a book to be called The Election Book," to be kept in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court.

The Clerk of the Supeiior Court shall transmit to the secretary of Mute du plicates of the abstracts of the votes. A Public Meeting. Swannanoa Lodge Knights of Honor of this place purpose having a public meeting on the evening of tlte 5th of November, when several speakers will endeavor to enter tain those who may attend, the object of the meeting being to explain to the community tlw workings of the Order and the advantages it offers as a mutual aid association. The public generally will be invited to attend. A CurriNa Scrape occurred in this place hutiday ovenuig which may result lUiUikr 7.7 -Tm fir.

amlcanls the Ellis Boring, tome tfv.ten.war8:of age, wastabbed.ln. isiu wnaii or ilia duck, dv noma a out. of .1 Livea- of otpi rn all 1 hi that the average SAptaJti fcefoji suited by being called New dress goods iul ladies' filk, tfn and bows, iust reedved BainK-r shlug's. See notkse, There la not vacant store In Asheville, whilst' or morefMb4 tog erected. Five hundred Ufg'flne stt0e wanted by Itammerdagv i sdjf tlseinent.

i A. beautiful hew IkSrtrv'hai W4 be' completed at JohnstoVs CarrUge Shop. nor wanting shotua Call ami see 11. The Fair, in Charlotte In, afl iprettsUt Ity will be a prndetOne tBriTlitflSHtef Fair. Go by all hmUM lira Oov.

on Saturday last, Govtrnt ftefn called from ltaleltfh to her bdIde' TM; rcftufar rate? to 'Ciariqt return lk $10, but Pie raten on DTov. 13tli only $1. How alieap A nice lot of lap robe) horse blanktitt' and rubber goods J.ut receWed at A CJJ. r-; Transylvania Court Is In session thin week, and several of tlte fawyers fro)p this place, are In attendance. Helrfkhv sou Court will be held trext week.

The few summer visits that Tiavo re mained (u our raidt thfta fur, now leaving, except some from the. fever 8 ricts. Mr. J. P.

Sawyer has returned from the Northern markets, and is now re ceiving the larirest stock he mis ever brought to this market. The Federal and County Courts will meet in this place al the same time this fall, the County Court convening on the 4th and the Federal on the btlt of No vember. The first heavy frost of the season put in an appearance here Inst Saturday night. We are glad to know It extend ed Into the greater portions ot the lever' infected districts the same night. The term of office of Pastmaster Fagg expires in December, and it is under stood there will be a lively flg'nT'over the pl.ice, as there are several parties In our mulst who would not oojeet to read lug the countenances of the people from the inside ot the post office See Cant.

Natt Atkinson about the Charlotte Fair. Haywood Court was well attended last week, Judge Avery presiding, but nothing of importance transpired dur ins the week. We arc pleased to know that Judge A. is giving entire satisfaction in all the counties in which he is holding court. The immense stock of goods just re- dved by Pleasant, Millis justify their assertion that they intend to ac commodate the public both far and near.

Thirty of the best organ-makers of the world are competitors at the Paris Exposition, a cable despatch to the Associated Press says two highest gold medals have been awarded to the Amer ktau makers, Mason Hamlin. The town authorities have had a jury of citizens appointed to assess damages to the College property in order that College street may be widened along the southern border of the grounds. The street is to be widened to the loot of the mountain. This is a much-needed improvement. Wixii, Nou be Excelled.

Mr. R. G. Finch, this place, announces that he will not be excelled in his work. He makes and repairs furniture at the short est notice and in the most satisfactory manner.

Read his advertisement and give him a oall. Buncombe Superior Court. -This court, Judge Avery to preside, will convene on the 4th of November. There are 139 cases on the criminal docket, which are capital cases Mc-1 Glmpsey for killing Lawson Weaver; Julius Curley, charged with killing Mof-, and. Denver for killing Debrule.

(There are 200 cases on the civil docket. Charlotte FATR.CapU Natt Atkinson has made arrangements with the authorities-of the C. Railroad by which a train will be-run fPom Henry I to Charlotte and return during the Char lotte Fair, for the accommoda'tibn of the people of the mountain counties, for the small sum of 'one dollar for the round trlpi Everybody, ought to: The Fair commences on the 13th of Novell-, ber and' continues for torn days. Let tile mountains turn out In force- Uny yr erarraeUi ti TaaUU4f Baaesea's. aiei, at TJe.

Urn Adrraneaceo. Attractloas and lrospecta. Resuming our talk with our business men, we culled upon MR. A. 8UM1IEY, The Mayor of Asheville, and from him obtained the following "I am one of the oldest inhabitants this town.

There are not half a uozen wniie men Here now who were here when I came. I mean in the corporate limits or this town. At that time the number of inhabitants did not exceed two hundred and fifty. The real ueiongea principally to three or iour men, wno tiiouglit they would be pecuniarily injured by selling to outsiders or strangers. Each one of these men run a Hotel, a store, tanvard.

black smith shop, shoe shop, tailor shop, etc, anu mougiu mat was better to have all the business in their own hands. it was not until some years after my advent here that a more liberal sulrit entered into the minds of the citizens, mi a uiuerem policy has prevailed, and the consequence is a rapid growth in population and in business. If you will examine the geography of this section oi me oiaie, you will see it is the nat ural ceutie ot a large and growing populationa population the increase of which is far beyond any other portion of the State. And now, with all these railroads looking towards this point, I uon i tniiiK mere Is any section of thU State that offers the inducements lor business that equals this, ii. i xiaviug Deeii lor many years a merchant, and having my attention brought particularly to tins branch of business, it astonishes me (old fogy as I am) to see its rapid increase in the Dast few years all cansed by a more liberal pol icy oi uie merciiants lu requiring cash payments on the delivery of goods and putting down the prices to a small very small profit.

I think I can safelv sav that tor cash at retail goods are sold cheaper here than any place within a hundred miles, and our small country merchants can get goods here as cheao as tlieycan lay thera down from the larger cities. 1 am out of business my. self, and can say this much without be ing accused ot grinding my own axe." ITO BE CtlNTINEED.J Ge. Vaace's ApuolatmeatM. Gen.

Vance, our Congressional can- didate, will meet his fellow-citizens and address thera at Robbinsville, Friday, October 25, Murphy, Saturday, October 20. Uayesville. Monday, October 28, Aquone, Tuesday, October 29, Franklin, Wednesday, October 30. East La Porto, Thursday, Oct. 31, 2 P.M.

He will deliver a Masonic address at East La Porte Academy, on Friday, XMoveinoer 1st. Ladies', misses' aud children's fine city made snoes, ats. Vantiilder s. Ilpwever varied may be the opinions concerning the validity of Hayes's title to tie rresiuency, tnere is not a question in the minds of either Democrats or Republicans upon one important point, viz the unquestionable right of Dr. Pierce's Family Medicines to the title of the Standard Remedies of the Listen to tiie voice of the sover eign people.

New Orleans, June 10, 1878. Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N.

Bear Sir Your pleasant Purgative Pellets seem to be particularly adapted to the wants of the people in this warm climate, where bilious aileetions are par ticuiaiiy prevalent, regard them as the best cathartic I have ever tried, Yours truly, John C. Henderson. Boston, May II, 1878. Dr. R.

V- Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. Dear Sir Your Golden Medical Dis covery has cured my boy of a fever sore ot two years' standing. Please accept our gratitude, ours truly Henry Whiting. oldest sen of W.

a. andC. E. Ingram, was born Feb. 4tn, lssn, and died Aug.

81St. ISlS. Bro. Ingram, who was so suddenly snatched from earth, in the midst of youth, hope and usefulness, was the pride and Joy of his family. He wa at an early age given to Uod in baptism.

and while uot au outward and demonstrative professor of. religion, yet he had been for several weeks or months, as his parents think, a firm believer in.the Lord Jesus Christ. It was his greatest delight to hear and sing that beau tiful song, "I am soxiaa tnat Jesus loves me He has left us his. seat in the Bible class In our Sabath School is forever As a faith ful and earnest Sabbat worker, he had endeared himself to all. As a dutiful son aud affectionate brother, he was a.

model for veung men. reaoe to nis aanes. we offer the following resolutlontin his mem ory Resolved, That we have beard unfeigned reeretoi tneueacn of our beiovoa. brother, C. Ingram, who, on the 81st of August last, was so suddenly and aauiy carried iroiuiuue to eter nity.

I'hat in his death our School has lost one of its moat aealous and faithful members, and that we sincerely sympathise with bU parents, brothers auu. itheir hour of grief. Uesolrtttl. Thataooov of Uili tribute be far- VM andoopies be sentthe "llol- Moa Metnoaiat" aud Aaueviile Sitiaea" for ftaWWteo. i Boo-f, 1 I'll STKlHUUSUt, Avoid using those remedies containing opium, morphia, but when the baby is sick, use, Dr.

Bull' Baby perfectly sate ami always If rlee. only 'lt cents a bottle. Buy yoar Ditle'a Watt plow points; abaj, at VaaUiidsr Haunava's. i Cwiaiaiuco. bmsiu line.