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the only witness SO Eaf ipfrod uee6
a. 4 jl,a flafa,,sA as,a.t :; q 4 rose
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testimony I9tIne e eRefaftk1
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4 lmornlae at lO 0scipe
We d. 40 injhstice when ws giy'
an outline Of Il hal the State eEpe6tl
,art,ve ::sS SeI fforti, l,1 G;blieitol
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has been openly stalea g Inc Jsrss
and to the auditors Of the trial.
ae laofafs II Is tasE
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snail' = oiilhe morning q sae 90 ol
November, 1854. HE state pro-
poses. to show that on that morning
one Haney was killed with a pistol
IN the hands OF one Hensley, the
prisoner at the bar. The prisoner
was doing business In, the store
OF =; l.. McPeters, 9 merchant
IN the town OF Marshall.
Nearly Opposite the store =, oI McPe- e
ters, was the store OF Mr. Lawson,
ana oetoW, on the same size OF the
Stfeet 81 with Mcfeters store, was NC
refers mouse, at Wnich Hensiey
boarded. Hensley had started TO
breakfast leaving the store; @ put
looKlng doWn the street, ne sawdeo
ceased standing on the sidewalk
lie returned for moment to the
store, and Immediately after started
for his boarding house, and walked
until he came nearly opposite to
where Aaney and others were stan
dlng. tie Malked over to where the
party was standing, and approach
ing, greeted Haney dnd the others
with friendly good morning.
HE s1lutatlon appeared to have
splrIS: M aga Eg azs,
that the nr;so,1ar dsked Hanev whv
he struck him on Saturday night?
to which deceased replied because
yGu cursed me! but Immediately
aoaea glms i ! lsmsorfssEL = y sLr1ck you,
not not do !, + a acain ~ f. for T The % world % !" Tha
prisoner IS then represented as
saying "d-h YOU, 4 guess YOU are
sorry and imrnediately drew
from his pocket stone or other
which lie. threw at deceased
him; and then quickly slip
inse, his hard down to his hip pock~
ct and drew a pistol. Mr.. Lawson
and witness for the State attempt.
ed to prevent the shooting, but he
firing !. commenced. The testimo-
ny as to who begun the firing is con-
Trajectory. &
This IS as much as We think 1t
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sgET - = - ~ Z
Handsome cups and saucers, work
boxes, photograph frames, boxes of
paperS whisk broom holders, &c, at
Pelham's..
>. Xmas goods at. bottom prices at Pei
ham s-neW and hand dsome goods to sait
every body's pockelboqk - ~
Choice selection of 1ClFistnas cards,
and Art Novelties al Reasonable prices.
J. N. MoLGAN & Co. .
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CHR1srMAs TREE.

It is the purpose of the metho-
dist Sunday school to have Christ
mas tree; therefore ali the teachers
and pupils are urged, by their SUI
perintendent and pastor to be pres
ent this morning.
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Power Of the United States.

Hon James n. Kerns, United States
Marshal of Pennsylvania, writes that
during the severe winter weather, his
family used Red Star Cough Cure, and
were much benefited by it. He states
that he knows nothing better in reliev
ing colds or sore throats.
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LOST,
3 Yesterday between Mr.. Jos. Adams,
on Spruce street, and the store of Dir. A.
G.. Davis, Ten Dollar note. The finder
will be rewarded bysleaving same at this
Office, .-.s........-.... - -. -
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WILD DECKS

WILD Ducks
Just received, and for sale at my mar
ket, a good supply of wild ducks from the
coast; come, and secure a rare treat.
Z. a. PRICE,
Eagle street, near Main.
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PARTRIDGEs WANTED.
Cash paid for partridges. Bring them
in. r. A. PRICE,
Ivy. Eagle street, near main.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-13

Hampton s. Featherstone keep twice
the stock of goods on hand than any
house in Western N. G.
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4 - a
The NloRGANToN AsYLUsfs
Mr.. Sawyer informs us that this
State Institution, IS one Of the best
af,s;;no.a,, ,.f onv :, tla IIn;an ~.
sl .sI S. 8 - - q. ~ .g.t -,
into, and is most satisfactory. He
was asked many times. by officers
and patients, most kindly after DR..
Hilliard. whom he saws made one
Of the best and kindest officers he
ever eslss Knew 3 1r, : Murphy nl has
ntive olieeIs and most ~ tn ratient and and
ponnIar nI1ysicians. IN Novem.
her 1891 laFs sgera ,,n.lar tra.t.
mcnt S5 males and az feinales i max.
ing a total of 1S2. Admitted dur
ing the past eurrefs wear 81 males
49 fenaafes. under 4rtsaftTT,e,sf d,ir5s,se,i
lESss Isssel, { wear i % males ls6 fss. -
zseed Is roo vss:ed =. slllrs
ii 81 20 spaales:
sg,id i5@s,TS,vesI IS, s,s..,.; sss S..
'n,sSas. Sisoba rgs5 un;a,nrnyod 3
n7ales 3 fenaIes. d;ad II Inalas 10
females sTotaI removals during the
vaar ~ n,aiese ao fan1ales, total nm
dor trestrent Nov 30 18S5 *
M :, 10. los fn,noies
.nlaiS5 ..l'iI 80, a,s@4 - .e.--...ss. nm.s.-s.-
AsHEvILLE, n. G. Dec. 18th '85.
JoYS4V. Sra RSEs
s,n4 p,,b I,s.r,ot;on
~
Duheoiii"e oo'' No "
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My Xmas stock is toe varied to itemize,
the public are asked to call and inspect, ,
w F. PELHAM
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Send yo;-r Job Hork Of all kinds to the
Citizen Office, If goqt acant 1t done neatly,
cItedply and 1citA dispatch.
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Mr.. W. E. Breesefthe President of the
new FIRST National Bank of Asheylle,
with his family rea9hed her on Saturday
morning, and are Established as perna7
ment residents Alr. Breese has taken
the Middleton House on the read to the
'Swannauos, azdeligh ghtful residences. We
are very glad g yeFeme them as fsliow-
visit on Saturday eIening. We are glad
10 find SO genial asesntlenlan at the head
Of 60 iInpoftal1t an ihstitntion.
The bank opens is doors for business
on Tuesday nl0fnins the 10Th inst.ass>s
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dec13-d1m
DoARD OF HEALTH

For the purpose of organizing Coun-
ty Board of Health for Buncombe coun-
ty, all resident "phvsieians of the coun-
ty who have complied with the laws of
the State in regard to the practice Of
medicine and surgery, or have a diploma
from regular medical college" "withSthe
Mayor of Asheville:: and city, or county
surveyor, are requested to meet at the
Court House in Asheville at u NJ, Mon
day. the 4th day of January, 1886.
sS@s E.e eRASkIN,
decl 8 d2w2 Ch'mn.
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w. T. Weaver, Sole Agent for Hess
Hand Made Shoes for men. If
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sIa} .TY S aud other fine brands oI
chewing 1bAee6 ak Il anapton s Feather
Bae Club. Kentueky Belle ana
Rockinl Rye Fhisk kies at ilalnptqn
& Featl ton
whit e las falI line Of tlenen's
Underp a. Il all qualities eaIi and s.
anime
a good Iasraht IS : necessary IS.
t,blishf en- for every city Doc sintsll' 3.
ison Supp this need BIZ the " bite
tween the 5onaflza and the bank. Dock
advert tises 81 ste1A now dail5 and offers
telpptin bin Of are. toe 2o
Gan ts ~ al hisill as EarlpeIs Beard.
rig Hoi'fs If you want Fresh - oEfz,lH
oysters seEs ed 4 any styis
nov l;if3sil3 sE s. 'ss
Fkesh stars lkSsllay ne EafneEss
;eardine asif nov
Ladies s.ssi by an means ezahli1e
Whitl6g 1e I1.lll 6 1lss;
where y If
Apply for TABLE BOARD To- Mrs. M. II.
Gregory, IN Col. Rays house, on Main
GCbICCGs Il 1I0 1blJA ASOOAh6
in same bailding. By early application
reasonable terms can be obtained. tde5
Whitlock is showing some very hand
some styies and would advise all to call
on him who desires anything in the mil
linery line. If
Gents attention is call. d to Whitlock's IS
handsome scarfs at 81 cents. If
Ladies look at Whitlock' s 1?2 cents pure
linen fast colors Hunstetcher handker-
chiefs. IF
Gibson's celebrated Xxx, xxx,
XXXN whisky kept at Hampton s.
Featherstoneis.
Cashmeres in all grades and all colors
and black. at WHITLoCK's.
Your old shoes can bemade as good as
Eew ont: at w. T. WEAvER's.
Dunlap < Co.'s celebrated hats and
Earl and Wilson's Collars and Cuffs al
~ays on hand at Whitlock's. If
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TREASURY DKPARfMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF
THE CURRENCY, {
WASHINGTON, December 4th, 1885. J
WaaKHEAs, by satisfactory evidence presented
to The undersigned, u has been made TO appear
that
.sThe First National Bank of
AslaeVille''
In the City of Asheyille in the County of Bon
combe and State ofNorth Carolina, has complied
with all the provisions ofthe Revised Statutes OF
the United States, required to be compiled with
before an association shall be authorized to COM
mence thd business of Ranking:
Now THEREFOR, /, Henry w. Cannon, Comp
trouer ofthe Currency, do hereby certit that
..The First National Banlk of
AsIleviIle''
In the CITY Of Asheville, in the, County Of Bum
eonlbe and State of North CaTolina, is authorized
to commence the businessO of Banking as prov1-
sded in section fiffy-one hundred and sixty-nine
of tie Revised Statutes OF the United States
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, Witness my hand
TSEAL.1 and seal of office this 4th day OF
H. W. CANNON,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
No. 3aIS. de l0d3m
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cToRE FOR RENT.

CTORE FOR RENT.
The Store building Cn South
Main street, now occupied by +. w. Jos.
lin. is for rent. This is a fne brick
building, glass front, and desirably 10
Gated. Apply to
go H. IAMAR GUDGER
Or 7. {. Brown.
de12-Iw
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]. NJ. MORGAN { Co.

Writing Paper, Tablets, Letter Heads,
Bill Heads, Cranes fine Writing Paper
and Envelopes
i&w ]. NJ. MORGAN & Co.
Pelham's Imperishable Cologne (by a
large majority the finest Toilet per-
fumc in handsome bottle viii make o
nice Xmas present.
Imported ard domestic cigars in great
variety at Hampton & Feathcrstone's.
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E'GIMabEe Gig Property for
Sale.
The Finest in Asheville.
ON SATURDAY, FEB. 90. 80

/ 3 y
ON SATURDAY, FEB. go, SO.
The undersigned will offer for sale, on the prem
is0sthat very valuable property, corner Patton
avenue and Court Square, in;the city Of AsheyiIle,
known as the~
HUGH JOHNSTON CORNER.
There are sixty-two. feet fronting in lhe Square,
and runs back one hundred end twenty feet
on stone, on this lot.
There will also bo sold at the same time and
place, vacant store lot. fronting on Patton aye
nue., Immediately adjoining the above lot.
Also the the two new bricK SPORES adjo1nidg the
vacant lot above described, fronting on Patton
avenue, now occupied by Penieg and Son, and
W. B. Williamson and Co.. respectfully. All the
property Of the late Hugh Johnston.
Terms, cash.
This Is now the most valuable property in Ashe-
1t. X. B. JOHNSTON,
B. q. GUbGER.
Executors Hugh Johnston. dec'd
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rHa RurIEsroRD MrErrrG.

TIE RUTHERFORD MEETITG.
Anxious to know wheiherthe author
tiles of the Carolina Cenral Railroad
conf any would be at the Rutherford
meeting on the 18th, Mr.. s R Keplers
Of committee appointed by the Ashes
vile Board of Trade, sent Maj John G.
Winder the following telegram on yes
terday:
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AsHEyILLF, n.
Mei. J.l Winder, Razeiqh.

Az ~ y - - ttssecle ss-<s. ~
Will any of your Railroad officials be
at Rutherfordfon on the 18th to meet
our committees? a non-committal reply
will be construed to mean that you are
not ready to talk with Asheyille and
this point. Receiving such reply we
will stay at home.
Is. r. KEPLER, for Committee.
To which Maj. Winder promptly re-
piled:
RA1EieH, ri g., Dec Il
IS n. Kspler, AshsasEe
As none Of the officers Of the Caroline
Central have been invited to attend the
meeting at Rutherfordton they have
made other arrangements which will
prevent doing SO.
fAa ss Jqns G.. Winder, g. n.
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les AfrGiId. q BATTLE.

zHR5. McGIIL Il BATTLE,
WARDbAw McGILL, 81. D.,
Practice limited to Eye Ear Throht ana Lungs
SAN. WEsTRAY BATTLE. II: D.. y. s. N:,.
- ~ 8 Physician and. Surgeon.
0fiees over Deyanlt's Drug Store
~. once hours I6 a. m. to u M. and to p.
M q sss = se k4-ti
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IL EAs - = -
I win sci at public auction at the Court House
In AshoviI . on Wednesday, December 10th, 1885.
q lot Of property consisting OF bedsteads tables.
bureaus. nattreEses s. chairs. bedcothillg, table
linen, &c, fse
Terms. An ans under i've dollars cash. SUMS
approved scr rity.
The above apelty is sold ss Fart Of the estate
= - - ''ss AscUMMINGs. Esf.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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" 81 61alEs 81 u every Isi 10. ! o sIie saWt TO
our subscriDefs, anI parties wanting it
will please call at the CITIZEN Office.
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DAIL.Y EDITION

INTER- STING READING MATTER
on THE FOURTH PAGE
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Billiard and poll tables with monarch
cushions, upstairs, at Hampton & Feath-
erstone'S.
, 1885-10-15

Last night at the residence Of Mrs.
Ernestine Wildersen on ONeil street be-
tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth, that
lady was married to Mr.. John T. BONN
stedt by Judge Lee. There were about
fifty couples present, many IRON the city
and some from as far away us Fort Lara
mic and the wedding presents were nu.
merous, costly, beautiful and useful.
There was a SPLENDID supper and good
music and a real old-fashioned, Jolly good
time, all the guests enjoying the pleasant
affair to the fullest. The genial hospital-
ity and whole-hearted freedom of the oc-
cason was refreshing in these days Of
cold and stiff formality and every one in
attendance was perfectly happy.
Both the bride and the bridegroom are
well and popularity known in this city;
their friends are among the solid, sensible,
practical, everyday people and are a host
in number All Of whom unite in the
belief that the match is an excellent one,
and no couple have ever started out with
more sincere and good wishes than Mr..
and Mrs. Bohnstedt. To them THE
LEADER sends congratulations and the
wish that they may be happy and pros
porous here and hereafter.
, 1885-10-15
SHORT STORIES
Gathered by Asking Everybody
What Do You Know"
Things Which are too Little to
Carry a Head.

Some more Italian weather, but nc
hand organs thank heaven.
Burleigh Pollard has sold the south
half of lots Z and in block LOG for 81 900.
''rhe juvenile band will soon toot.
Thank goodness cotton wadding is plent.-
full
Large, beautiful roses at Mrs. Glaicke s
greenhouse. Sixteenth street and War
rem venue.
Judge Lee fined Emphis Brown, color
ed, sls yesterday for being an inmate of
a bawdy house. She paid.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the First
congregational church will meet in the
church parlors at , p. M to day.
The big turnips which ranchmen are
bringing to the city would make the heart
of Col Sellers rejoice and he exceeding
glad.
Maj. Lord has got all the new build
ings at Fort Russell under cover and will
have them completed by the 10th of No.
vember
Conversation On Sixteenth street yes
terday. Frst citizen-"How has Ohio
gomez Second citizeu-"Gone to the
devil, sah?'
Mr.. Myers reports that there is much
interest manifested in the Rattlesnake
region over the recent discoveries and
predicts a boom for that locality.
The council didn't meet last night on
account of the continued absense of City
Attorney Riner, but the special session
will be convened as soon as he returns and
is ready with his advice.
1t may be fashionable to get in late at
the theatre, but it is not very kind to the
people who are already there and who are
straining their hearing all out of shape to
find out what is being said on the stage.
The Signal Service officer reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
70.2o; lowest, 46.6o; mean temperature;
5s.7; mean humidity, AGO per cent; high
est velocity of the wind, 81 miles per hour.
Yesterday Officer Sullivan recovered a
tricycle. belonging to a son of Mr.. Rob
bins which had been stolen b u colored
boy who seems to have a mania for such
vehicles, as this was the third one he had
stolen. The colored boy is a little fellow
but the officer says he will put him in
Jail the next time he does such a trick.
A lot Of Arabs congrcgate in the en-
trance to the opera house whenever there
is q performance on the stage, and with a
concentrated howl and racket that would
make a rolling mill or a boiler factory a
blooming failure, as to noise, render life
and the play a misery to that portion of
the audience which sit near the door.
The officers should run some of them in.
Xavier Myers has returned from 4 trip
to the Rattlesnake mountains, whittier
he went on a prospecting our for oil and
minerals. He brought with him some
bottles of fine oil as well as some excellent
specimens OF coal. Aseven foot vein was
discovered by him which promises well.
The gentlemen interested in the find are
Jake Esselborn, }. p. Julian, j. X. JEFF
frey, r. p. Mcdonald and Charles Blindt
, 1885-10-15
Anecdote OF Van Buren.

NH' NNAA NtA81 1EhlRNAAA
A party Of gentlemen once were dis
cussing President Van Buren's idiosyn-
c~rasies, and n wager was laid that he
could not be induced "a give a direct
answer to any question, and il was
agreed hat he should be told the pur.
pose and condition of the bet. One Of
the party, an acquaintance Of MIR. Van
Buren,, was deputed 70 make the test
When he found him. Mr.. Van Buren,. ~
said he, some gentlemen have been &C
cusing you Of non committalism, and
have wagered that you will not give a
plain answer to II plain question. Now
let me ask you. Where does the sun
rise The presidents brow contracted
There was Il moments hesitation.
Then. The terms east and west, Mr..
smith, are conventional, but -
''Thatll do, Mr.. President, we've lost
ihe bat 90
, 1885-10-15

IblooAAlh thkAt.l
To see the nurse at her best, she must
he studied, not at the house where she
belongs, but in the parks and squares,
surrounded by her companions OF the
nurse persuasion and accompanied by
her baby carriage. The baby carriage.
by the way, has became so essential a
part of a nurses outfit that to see one
carry ing a child in her arms rather
causes surprise. No family is now so
poor as to be without a baby carriage.
for they may be had at all prices, from
s. upward. Seated in one Of these We
hicles with a huge umbrella over it and
wheeled along the grass Of Prospect
park or Fort Greene, Il baby should GER
tainly feel that its birth had come in n
highly favored age and country. George
Washington may have had a little
hatchet, but he never had a baby car
riage; and as for John Adams it is diff
cult to imagine him ever having been a
baby nj all. The nurse looks upon her
baby carriage with much the same feel
ings as a horsemen regards a fayorite
trOftpr
, 1885-10-15

In the matter of the estate OF NJ. NJ.
Patterson.
Notice is hereby given 10 all creditors
and Others interested in the estate of NJ.
NJ. Patterson, deceased, that final settle
ment Of the affairs and accounts of said
estate will be made in the probate court
of Laramie county, Wyoming territory,
on Monday, Oct. II, 1885, in the city OF
Cheyenne, county aforesaid.
X. S. NANTAssELL, Administrator.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Sept Z, 1885.
, 1885-10-15
ract, Concerning orntsnnrlnn..

\ syracuse bookseller of II statistica Al
turn OF mind has collected accounts Of
the lives of 10000 centenarians III
found that 5000 OF them came from
the Nutmeg state and hat the majority
were women Fifty single women came
up 10 the century mark, but only
twelve bachelors. one hundred min
isters lived to be 100, and only thirty
doctors, ter lawyers and ten actors 4
oentenarian newspaper man could not
ie discovered. \ New London wild
over Of 1903, according to the cata
loguc. married a maiden Just 90 years
his Junior, and enc woman at 1915 could
reflect on the loss of thirteen husbands
, 1885-10-15

james Beecher, MD, Of Sigourney,
Iowa, says: For several years | have
been using a cough balsam called DR..
William Halls Balsam for the Lungs,
and in almost every case throughout my
practice | have had entire success. have
used and prescribed hundreds of bottles
since the days of my army practice Qs63),
when was surgeon Of Hospital No. :,
Louisville, Ky
, 1885-10-15


Oct. %, Swan Land Il Cattle company,
Cheyenne, 30 cars.
Oct. 80, Swan Land & Cattle company
Cheyenne, 30 cars,
Oct. Is, Marsh & Cooper. Hutton Ii
cars.
Oct. 10. Swan Land & Cattle company,
Rock Greek. 30 cars.
Oct. l6, J. B. Hurd, Pine Bluff Ii
cars.
Oct. Is, Bay State CATH company,
Branson, % cars.
Oct. Is, Teschmacher 4 de Billier.
Branson, 70 cars.
Oct. 10, Bay State Cattle company.
Branson, 20 cars.
Oct. ~, j. W. Chadwick. Cheyenne,
A cars.
Oct. 20. J. NJ. Chadwick, Cheyenne,
20 cars.
Oct. ~, Teschmaker& DE Biller, Bran
son, ~ cars.
Oct. lG, Swan Land * Cattle company
Rock Greek, 30 cars.
Oct. IL, Guthrie Il Oskamp Cattle
company, Pine Bluffs, "A cars.