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The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-09
N ORTIZ CAROLINA,
8uncombe county.

A,the Superior Court. ar-, . p
Robert M.AHenry,s i a.. g.
Against
= Falls of Neuse Manufacturing Company, G. NJ
Roberts. w. w. Rollins, L. NJ. Welch, n. Plum
adore anR Pinkney Rollins. a. - e
lt appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that this an action to recover q part or parts of
lands in Bu1combe county, known as the Sui
phur Springs land, for an account of the rents
and profits thereof, and for general relief. And
it also appearing by the return OF the Sheriff of
said county, and blythe affidavit of Plaintiff that
Pinkney Rollins, one of the defendants Is q non
resident, and after due diligence cannot be
found in this State; and 1t also appearing that
said Pinkney Rollins is a proper party to this ac-
tion. +V
1t is therefore ordered that publication he
made in-the Asheville GITIZkN,a paper publish
ed In the city of Asheville, for six successive
weeks, notifying the said ;Pink1ey Rollins to be
and appear before the Judge OF our Superior
Court, at court to be held for the couhtya of
Buncombe, ct the Court House in Ashevile, ,,an,
the 18th Monday after the 1st Monday in Sep:
tember, aud answer the complaint which will be
deposited in the Office of the Clerk of the Supe-
rior Court Cf said county, within the three first
days of the Term; and let the said defendant
take ncticethat If he fail 70 answer. the said com
paint within the Term the nlaintIn will apply
% the Court Tor the felief del18hi1ol inrthe COM
plaint, and for thecosts of this action
. Given under my land and seal of foffice this 9th
day of October. "A. D., 1885. /,
~-r5E ~ sz@ e. w. sHERND0N. !
Clerk Superior Court Bunconbe County
81 . .
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-09
'ARD AT REDUCED RATES


BOARD AT REDUCED. RATES
Can be secured at the very popular re
sort the Turnpike. Hotel, fifteen miles
west of Asheville, immediately on the
w. N. CIR. R. Mails, telegraph and ex.
press. Apply in person or by letter to
Mks- ]. G.. .SMATHERs, f,f,ft
dtOct15 M Turnpike, N. c. :
When the band begins to play and the
youth beauty and chivalry of the ooun-
try go whirling Through the gai6es df
the ball room. You may bet they have
bought their dancing pomps at w. T.
Weaver & Co.'sOne Price Store. = u If u
The handsomest line Of Gents ScArfs
and Ties, the Puritan and Genesta the
leaders, at WHITLooK's
Wait for the new Merchant Tailor
Clothier and Halter opposite the EAsle
Hotel. s.sf- If
A good restaurant is a. necessary es-
tablishment for every city. Doc. Hutch
is n supplies this need by the White
Mans Restaurant-on Main Street, be-
tween the Bonanza and the bank Dock
advertises oysters now daily, and offers
q attempting bill of fare. toc-2Oa
satin Berber in all shadesSat reduced
prices at 500 WHI14OOK's.
Don't buy Clothing till you have seen
the new stock soon to be opened in the
new building opposite Eagle Hotel.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-09
REpnrsrNrArIrR InnN,srrt,N IN M IAeoo,S,L.

REPRESENTATIVE JOHNSTON. IN MACON.
1t was our pleasure to hear the above
gentleman ia Few moments talk to his
Macon constltnents last Tuesday. 4
goodly crowd learning OF. his presence in
town, assembled in the court room and
called upon him for a speech, He re-
sponded, not in campaign or partizan
speech, but one giving,s short review of
the results of Mr.. Cleyelands adminisr.
tratien since it assumed, the, control of
affairs in March last, and of the prospects
for the future. Nr. Johnston alluded to
the threats made and fears expressed by
many; of calamities which would befall
our country in case Of Mr. Cleveland's
election; but it was pleasure as we'll as
privilege which he enjoyed in stating
what was universally admitted now,
that so far from misf0rtunes, only the
most encouraging prospects seemed to
attend the efforts of Mr.. Cleveland to
correct abuses and place the whole adj
ministration ona strictly honest ecenon1-
zeal and business basis. He cited many
abuses which had been corrected. saving
to the people already many millions of
dollars, and purposes which promised
still greater and more satisfactory results.
Many evils which still exist, and which
Mr.. Johnston said Mr.. Cleveland and
his advisers desired to remove, were vet |
controlled by law, and could not be REM
edied until Congress should pass the !
necessary laws; and Mr. J, was encour-
aged to hope for good work next twinter,
as the Congress, he was sure, would rot
be behind cur distinguished President
in efforts to purify the administration of
affairs in the highest as we'll as lowest
places. Mr.. j. then alluded to district
matters and invited all the people, of all
parties, to communicate with him freely
ON any matter pertaining to his repres-
entative duties, and all should receive
his prompt service, with satisfactory
results if possible. New post Offices and
new mail routes were yet greatly needed
in many portions of the district, growing
as it is SO rapidly in population and en- h
terprise, which he pledged his earnest
and constant endeayorS to secure. He
would also give special attention to pro-
curing and distributing agricultural
seeds, &c, particularly improved varie-
les. Mr.. Johnston concluded his very
interesting talk by urging the people
armers, stock k-raisers, housewives and
I'll to attend the AsheYille Fair, and have
Macon we'll represented. MIR. ]. is popn-
ar with his constituents, as he deserves
o be.and will prove for them an able as /,
veil as most useful representative. ~
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-09
AN ACT
Repeal Section One Thousand ILo Hundred
and Forty-FiUe of the Code. and to
Req,irethe Registrqtion q. Deeds.

The General Assembly of North Carolina do
Enact
SECTION 1. That section one thousand two
hundred and forty-fve Of The Code be stricken
out, and the fowl inserted III lien thereof:
No conveyance Of land, nor contract to convex,
or lease of land, for more than three wears
shall be valid to pass any property, as against
creditors or purchasers, for valuable considera-
Ltlun from the donor, ,bargainoror lessor but from
the registration thereof within the county
where the land ietE ProUided hoaceuer, that
the provisions of this act shall not apply to
contracts, leases or deeds already executed,
until the first day of January, one thousand
eight hundred and eighty-six: Pr0Uided ta-0te1,
that no -pufchase from any such donor, bar
gainor or lessor shall avail or pass title as
against any unregistered deed executed prior
to the first day of December, one thousand
eight hundred and eighty-tive when the per-
son or persons holding or claiming under such
unregistered deed shall be IN the. actual pos
session and enjoyment of such land, either IN
person or by his, her or their tenants, at the
time of the execution of such second deed, or
when the person OF, persons. claiming under or
taking such second deed, had at the time of
taking or purchasing under such deed actual
or constructive notice Of such unregistered
deed, or the claim of the person or persons
holding or claiming thereunder.
Sec. 2 That any PERSONS holding any uny
registereddesd 0f claiming title thereuilder,
executed prior to the first day OF january, one
CuOusano oighI Aunureo anu nIGy-lFe, may
haye the same recorded without proof Of the
execution thereof provided, that such person
or persons shall make an afhdaylt before the
officer having Jurlsdletaons To take probate OF
such dee d, that the grantor, bargaiilor or max
er of such deed. and the witnesses thereto are
dead or cannot be found, and that he, she or they
caAnot make proof Of their handwriting. Said
affidavit shall he written upon, or attached to
such deed, sald the same, together with such
deed, be entitled to registration in the same
manner and with the same effect as il proven
in the manner prescribed by law for other
deeds.
BEo. 8. That ,alb deeds, contrasts OF leases
before reg1straMIon, M except 1T u Inose Lmenn1ne9
IN sectlon y a. o,s.,,,
e 'ae s;,a+,ro.p ,,rS,a ~ a.
~ or more witnessed in the manner nres
@ibed by iax. and ali deeds so executed and
rcristered shall be valid, and pass title and
estates without livery Of seizin, attornment or
other ceremony whatever. Il. ~ flf,H -
SEC. A. That for the probate of all deeds, in
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-09

i A fine line of Hats, Caps and FURNISH
ing goods will soon be opened opposite
Eagle Hotel. .., If.
Go SEE WH1TLooK's NEW GOODS.
Popular prices at the Opera House to.
nights and so cents.
| Cashmeres in all grades and all colors
and black. at WHITLoCK's.
Every body and his family arc coming
to the Asheville Fair. ~
Rip Van Winkle to night, at the Opera
| House.
The Barbecue at the Fair will. be
splendid.
See the advertisement elsewhere of
Mr.. F. p. Love, who has two residences,
conveniently located, for rent.
A seamstress carelessly left needle in
the back of young lady's dress, and
now her particular friend has his hand
done mp in arnica.
If you wish to see the finest of all Am
erican plays, presented in really superior
style, go to see the Huntley Gilbert COM
pany in Rip Fan Hi1aHe tonight.
Everything is bpsnsiiae 5eF tie sis.
There viii be an immehsv crowd, and
the exhibits the best ever shown in any
section of the South.
The Knoxville Tribune, speaking of the
Asheville Fair, says: 1--WE have received
the premium list, which covers large
variety of exhibits. The premiums of
fered are very liberal, and will insure a
splendid display of the products of the
State. 1t. will be an exposition worth
going long ways to see."
Efforts are being made to induce the
Huntley- Gilbert Comedy Company to
return to Asheville during Fair week.
We hope the efforts will prove success
full, as we would thus afford our visitors
an opportunity to witness the best per-
formances ever given in Asheville.
A CHALI ENGE. SOMETHING VERY IMroR-
!TANT.
Our uFtownsman. Capt. Fagg, makes the
following challenges. to which we spe-
cially invite attention.
Ist. He challenges any farmer in Bun
combe, on the best acre of wheat the
acre to be carefully staked off. Full re-
ports of culture to be submitted at time
OF comparison. A committee to be agreed
on, to have charge of the matter.
I'd. He challenges the whole district
on the best three acres of wheat. with
the regulat ons as above.
i As wheat raising time is upon US, Capt. |
+. makes the challenge now All desir- |
ing to compete will please notify him at
once Let-every f2rmer enter this race.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-09
VIZ. New CoFFER HoUsF.

The NEW COFFEE HOUSE. aBsa sTs.f
ssWe1bad intended To publish some N.
tefesting facts today in referencA to this
commendable enterprise They were to
have been given us by the Secretary OF
the, w 70. e. u, but have not been re-
ceiYed in time for this issue. When they
come to hand we shall be pleased TO
publish them The coffee house is now
Of excellent quality are furnished
at very low prices. Every one is cord
tally invited to call and see for himself
and learn. the plans ofsithose who have
thework in charge Iss. -
The OPENING TOBACCO SALE AT BIG
CREEK.
Tho tobaedonists here win remember.
the opening sales at Big Greek, Tenn,
next Tuesday at the Alpha Warehouse
The following extract from letter writ
ten us by one OF the management of the
Warehouse will prove of interest:
W'arrived here yesterday aSf "a ex-
tended trip through NirginJst, and ind
our hopes for large sale quite assured;
and you can assure the buyers of your
CrU5e budSibuCy Will uOC lCkIOt tHctF- NlSlL1
10 this place.. The FROST am glad ito
say. has not done any damage in this
vicinity - ia - ii4i'.-ll. si' ~
aGentlemen attending tie sale will7
require TO leave your city, on Monday
a. m.,next, On arrival here wagons will
be in readiness to convey them to a very
comfortable farm house, Where they will
be we'll treated. The sale Begins early
in the a. m. so as to give time to the
buyers to get9their tobacco packed up
and cgetroff. the same day" ae s5gl
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-09
AT HIS OLD HOME. -,..,, E,.ss--
; From the Columbia S. c. Register, we

AT HIS OLD HOME. -7..r, t..s.s-s
/. From the Columbia S. c. Register, we
get the following: :: - yi1
"Personal.-Mr. F. L. Jacobs, of Ashe :
vile, N. c., is in the city. The last time
we saw him in Columbia, he was little
Freddy Jacobs" but the years of alb.
sence have transformed him into tall,
handsome man, and few of his former
acquaintance recognized him. Nr ia
cobs is engaged with his uncle in the
drug business ct Ashevifle. Our young
friend is alsoa worthy Master Mason,
and Secretary of his lodge. He will
look in upon the horned quadruped at
Acacia Lodge meeting Tonight -
One of Freddies right hand chums lin
the same house) gives us the abov., and
adds, he Jimmy and the Prof. are now
quite anxious to visit Colum bia, as both
are taller than Freddie, but can't claim
to be handsomer. The Register must de-
ciCe upon their pulehritude. Freddie is
known as little Freddie," the smallest
man in tie house. s. .iass s.-s.i5 - u
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-09
New York Stock Market.

Iao Icy New YoRk, Oct. 8!
There were onfe slight changes in
prices this morning as compared, with
final figures last evening except Mis-
souri, Pacific: which was up J. Market.
however, Was generally strong and con-
tinued active and 8rrm With only nltoder-
ate fluctuations, until late in first hour
when Lackawanna declined l per cent
and Union Pacific a fraction. Shortly
before IL o'clock general list became
heavy, but declines were only slight: At
IL o'clock market is active and steady at
prices generally little below the best of
the morning. 4t. e,s...,..s:..5S(
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-09
HE BuNooMBE WAREHOUSE.

HE BUNCOMBE W AREHOUSE.
By advertisement elsewhere it will be
seen that this elegantly arranged house
is now in the hands of a strong team
Messrs L. L. Childs, j. M. Stevens and
S. B. West. These gentlemen are deter
mined to afford every advantage to the
planter to obtain the highest prices Tor
his tobacco.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-09
S1RIKE E.t.DED.. !
Risf so,isulisers FGy for Ss. Z

CHArrANooeA. TEsN., Oct. 9th.
ThestfikeswIiich has been in progress
in the Poplar Greek coal mines ended.
to-day. three htindEed strikers resuning
work at the compromise figure. u They
struck for an advance of 10 per cent and,
were given half that amount. In. con-
sequence of this advance in wages roal
has been advanced one cent per bushsl
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-09
BaItin.ore Market.

s; .I.. BALTIMoRE, October 8. :
Flour, firm and active. Howard street
and western super 1908 40, extra 5 500
4 05, family 40@5 90, City Mills super
1903 so, extra 8 1904 25.. Rio brands
4 4S7@50o. Wheat, Southern. steady and
firm; Western, higher and active, closing
finn. Southern red 96@9S,, amber 10
1 OF. No. | Maryland 1901 OC. No. 2
Western winter red spot 94s@5 20. Corn,
Southern steady; Western, higher nd
dull: Southern white 54@5 90, yellow,
50@5I.- - 80 -,
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-09
The Frost

The Frost . ~ t.G, 81 .@s's..t'-
Has done some damage to the tobacco
throughout this section, but mot TO SO seri-
rious an extent as was first feared. in
Haywood less than one-sixth of the crop
is damaged, much of this not seriously
In this county and Madison it will
scarcely reach this, In spots that which
was still in the field was hurt, while
some near by was not hurt at all Our
section still promises fair showing of
good tobacco.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-09
CITIZEN JOB OFFICE.
WEST SIDE PUBLIC sQUAEF.
1NgrIad ( --lLILIr E&gsFlt
pTTJ LJnAno fEgAdKtl. u
o LETTER HEADS, u,o,u,
POSTERS,
= = = ~ q EZ|tt111NNNN1tt-T q
-AAd FOB Work Of all kiads done zuigI
III .fYemffSess aud at Esv tyiees.. ,rif
a CoNERRENct,r INc,,Inr.,,n q =.

"A CoNFRRENcE IScIDENr.
AT 4 Conference OF tbe, Methodist
ghurchy recently held In Western NortE
Garolina, :. :Br9therL ot.East Tennsssse.)
was, was enteTtained 3 at p house where I've,
the might, FROM the effect OF 4 cham. ~
water; Brother L. was taken Violently ,
III; which greatly alarmed his beothey
delegates, when ALI simultaneously de-
clared that they had a remedy in the
Gule-poekets, which would set him sIl
rights Acting aslthey 1alked2 they 1aN .
went to oyerhaulipg their :bappaQs- and
soon appeafed each with q bottle az
Harts Great Reliei in their hand ana
urgea Brother L, TO take some, and lie
wei. Brother T., after seeing what they
hs9LsaIdi he would gladly do So but he .
had bottle OF the same, remedy b;ms.iS
which they would please hand hun from
ms overcoat pocket. ST ID almost need
less to say he took some and was cured d
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-09
TELEGRAPHICs,,.e,. c., c..
ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAMs Pc
q ..ti'}i eI1L TO CITIZEN. 1isi2 'H2-
COa:EECTICUr.
Returns Of Elections.

.2Eai 1HARTFoRD. Conn, October n
Nearly full official Yeturns from the
town meetings in this State. on Monday
last. show that in lG2 out of l67 towns,
10 reported Republican. IS Democratic,
and % ieqQally divided. Last Year the.
was almost exactly the same. q
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-09
VAN, The V1RGINIAN,

VAN, The VIRGINIANs & .as...s. 81.
! This very charming drama was most
charmingly presented last night, at the
Opera House, by the Huntley-Gilbert
Company. Every character, without ex-
ception, was well sustained, while Mr.
Huntley's creation of Jun, the hero of
the play. was very excellent. The large
audience was kept in, demonstrative
smiles or snbdued tears throughoat and
to say the whole performance was most
heartily enjoyed, is but a statement of
the truth - isisssss'
Tonight the Company will present
Rip Tdn Winkle, Twins great play. and
though often attempted. it has tarely
been we'll presented We are strongly
impressed with the ability of this Com
paIiy to present the play. most satisfac
torily, having shown SO far, . most hap
py conception of the. characters assum-
ed. We hope the House will be crowd
adj, - - r
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-09
CoMING RIGHT Ok. Is
The Charlotte Observer informs us

The Charlotte Observer informs us:
zone hundred railroad laborers were
taken to Shelby yesterday on the Caro-
lima Central train, for work on the ex-
tension. The number of hands employ
ed is now 160, and additional ones are
received each day. A material train is
to be put at the service of the railroad
graders to-day. The Carolina Central
extension is forging ahead"
Push 'em up, Maj. Winder, and don't
let 'em stop until you reach Asheville.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-09
TIE SEvENrH SEMr-ANNuAL

Clearing Sale at Laws Silver and
China Store, to last during this week
only. Twenty cents deducted from
every dollars worth bought for cash.
All goods priced as usual and then 20
cents taken of. will be glad for al 10
discount Is from regular prices and APP
plies % allthe stock except Rustic: work.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-09
MATlNeE-.HAzEL K1RK. !"

By specialrequest, the Huntly Gilbert
Comedy Company will perform Hazel
Kirk at the Matinee tomorrow after
noon at $50 O'Clock. Doors open at 1:30,
admission. % cents for children and 35
cents for adults.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-09
REDUCED RATES TO STATE FAIH ~ iaH:Uo'
The following letter explains itself: 90
p WESTERN N. G.lR. r. CaNPAxYpE II
Z. Salisbury N c. Oct. GtI, Iaah

EttiforS Citizen =
I rms company viii make round Trim
fate OF ST. 90 from Asheville to Raleigh.
n; z, and return,' tos all who q wish 't3
attend ths-&erth Carolina State Fair
this. season. We Will sell ticketS On
october llth, 18th, 18th and l4th, whiGII 4
VIII be good returning until and iinclud-.
This is very low rate; which we have
ma4e to enable every body to visit the
GapleaI In addition to seeing the Fair
would thank you to, give this nOti,,s
" yoar subscribers through your local
eolnmHs.v c:Yours trlly}Ii.C5 59iIEib
20 ....ir.v;, W. a, TuREgA. G, p. A. .Gl
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-09
THElEEGH1.IJSeGf El1fks9s6,l
= - E-.fIt. liISsFEJ .ta.J5Jfl
:Indecisire to the, .FWbItc, bHi
tai Death to the Fighters.

---=fARIS, OcIs JJll.
The war office received a dispatch to4
day, dated Tamatave, from, Admiral
Mot, commander of the French forces ip
Madagascar. stating that the French,
and IIoyas had an indecisive fight on the
26th of September at Passandaya bay
The French lost2l killed and wounded,
and the HoYas 300 .st ,..Es..u.1 o.; -.i.- q
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-09

To THE PUBTIc Generally ''s =, 77i
have leased VIM. Hills Barber Shop,
and take charge of it this day. will Keep
the very best workmen on hand at all
times. Fl. HUGGINs.
sept2Sdtf II. Ht3) kfih
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-09

HATS! HATsi HATsi EsAss' bss'a .tsi'
Newest shapes and best makes, at q;
WHTrIoCK's.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOUSES FOR RENT.

II have two new houses for rent sanmH
IL eight rooms each, with closets and lHlnH HW
porcheS, within two minutes walk of &=2AAE~@
the Court House., Excellent spring water. Terms
For information apply to me.
oct 9-d2wlts I., aEa- F. P. LOVE.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-09

Fresh Pork Sausage daily on hand al
Zachary Bros Stalls on Main street and
No. 1 Market House. .o1 JJas'@ toc5
!. Go SEE WHITLocK's NEW GOODS.