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Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-11
For Ratification Purposes.

The peoples partyites will indulge in
a ratification in Buncombes court
house in this city this evening, beginning
at $50 o'clock. This will be one of the
first. if not the very first ratification
meeting held by the peoples party peo-
pie in the state. There will be speeches
and singing, and everybody is invited.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-11
PEOPLE WILL TALK:
AND 7WGI DO SAY;

That the Gala Week visitors are con :
ing in rapidly.
That some of the aldermen are imbib-
ing the "ied tape" idea
That $ll is rather high for the
pleasure OF horse race on Man street.
That the street committee will make
the cast side of East street p5 Ssablc
when the millennium arrives.
That when some of the street car men
arc arrested tor fast running through
the force OF workmcn on Patton avenue
the dangerous practice may he stopped.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-11

WaShington Iulr I.-FOfecaSt Till )
p. m. TucSdar:-LiSht showers today or
tonight, followed by clearing weather;
southwestern winds.
S. Gallcrtz, of Thermal City, is here on
business.
Go out to the race track tomorrow at
. o'clock.
Are YOU decorating? Gala week opens
tomorrow.
Miss Allcnc Wilson, of Louisville, is
visiting i'll the city.
J. b. Cox and Jas. O. Wilson, of Tryon,
are here for Gala Week.
The Battery Park anniversary ball
occurs tomorrow evening.
The fines in Recorder MilIer's court
this morning amounted to SIS.
At Grants pharmacy at p. III. today
the thermometer registered IS.
MIR. and Mrs. W. L, Collins returned
this afternoon from Wayncsyillc.
Sheriff Reynolds began Gala Week to-
day by having the grass in court square
cut,
{. +, Kay announces special low rate
tickets for this week in THE CITIZEN to.
day.
j. 7. Patrick, secretary OF the Southern
Inter State immigration bureau, is i'll the
city.
Internal revenue collections tor the
Filth North Carolina district Saturday
were Sl.1lO.45.
A. +. Morris and +. Harry Gross, of
Baltimore, arc on trip OF business and
pleasure to Ashcvllc.
The Womans alliance will meet at
Mrs Geo. T. Davis on Montford ave
nnc, July - at 1870 p. IN,
J. NJ. Israel, it,, OF Chattanooga, Tenn.
came up Saturday to spend a few DAYS
with relatives and friends.
L. NJ. Wilson and mother. Mrs. II. IL.
Wilson, of Chcraw, 5. c., are at II {
Swannanoa on pleasure trip.
The Buncombc county alliance meets
| here Thursday. An address will he de
Ilycrcd on this occasion by State Audi
tor Sandcrlin.
Mrs. Sheriff., wife of Pastor X. u.
Sheriff., of the North Ashcvllc NJ. L.
church, south, is quite sick at the par
Sonagc on Centre street.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. \. Furinholt left
Ashevlllc today for Saratoga aud other
eastern seaside resorts. They will be
absent until August |.
The Gala Week ball begins rolling to.
morrow morning at . O'Clock sharp.
Some OF the finest clubs i'll the south will
take part in the shoot at that hour.
Let everybody who cam go ont to
the race course tomorrow at . clock
and witness the inauguration OF Gala
Week, the great rifle and shot gun con
tests.
| W. ". Newton, an expert decorator
| from New York, arrived here TINS morn
! ing, and will DO his share towards paint.
ing AshcvlllC red, white and blue for Gula
Week.
\. llaire, of Lexington, Ga and john
y. Hare, of Birmingham, Ala. are visit
ng Deputy Register X. J. Stokclcy IL
North AshcyIlc. They may remain i'll
Ashcyille.
President Geo. 7. Winston, OF the Uni
| vcrsity OF North Carolina, to whom a
banquet will be rendered at the Battery
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-11

IMEAI.ED.
Another Horse Attempts TO Jump
the Square Fence


About noon today team belonging
to DR.. Won Ruck took fright on the
square i'll front OF the First National
bank and ran away. In making tor
Main street the off horse came incontact
with the southwest corner of the iron
fence about the court yard, The animal
attempted to jump, but the wagon jcrkcd
it back and 1t tell on top of the iron
spikes.
When extricated ghas'ly wound be-
low the right flank was pouring blood,
and a number of lesser wounds were Wis.
ibe.
The horse was placed in the hands OF
DR.. RolIings for treatment.
The driver was doing his utmost to
hold the team and held to the lines until
the horse made the Jump and fall.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-11
License to wed.

Register Mackey has issued license to
wed as follows:
IF. Pharr and Maud Macon Watt,
white, of Buncombe.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-11
Mattresses RenOyated ii.

Excecnty, equal to new, at Families
residences by European in tirst-clasS style.
Ticks cleaned or new ones furriShcd when
required; good references to families in city
with whom have done work satisfactorily;
prices very moderate; orders from the coun-
try puuctually attended to. Address
JAMES FON,
Mattress Maker, AShcvillc,
Room 30 Barnard IIuilding
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-11
To AdYertisers,

Tt insure change of advertisements
on regular contract, copy must
be handed in bv 10 o'clock a. m.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-11
index to New Advertisement.

Index to New ADVERTISEMENTS.
WNNrEn-G. NJ
WANTEu-W. L.
NOrlCR--p. l.. Reynolds.
u-kindcrgartencr
SPECIAL KATrS-C I Ray
Clothing--ll Redwood & Co.
MATTRESS NlAk kEE-lamcS FON.
IEwEIEKS--P l. Cowau y Co.
FuRNlTuHE-W. Il williamson x Co.
NTANTEp--1 to 3 acres OF land on the
w Suburbs, suitable for q cemetery. Ad-
dress with price, ctS. &c. NJ"
1ulNll last citizen office.
NTANTEH-A situation for coming school
w trm by a graduate OF highest stand
Of Baltimore Kindergarten Normal School.
Apply at this once.
julylldiw' Observation-Disclosures"
NYANTEp--A gentle horse and buggy for
w tn months Of July and August for its
board. 1t will hc well cared tor. Address
iulyl1dtf Box +ot, Ashcyiile, y. {.
NOrlCE-py virtue of an execution in my
| ~ hands tur collection, issued by the clerk
| OF the superior court III favor of Hooker,
| l.ittchuld X Co.. against Il. A. Wukic 4. {
Wake and X 6. Wake tstavl, will Scll nt
| the court house door in AshevillU, on Mon.
| day the lIth day Of August, 1892. the iol.
| lowing described real estate to satisfy sad
execution, a piece or parcel of land living on
| the waters OF Beaver Dam. RunCombC
| county, adjoining the lands of |. V. Baird
| Lyman Eros. and $. NJ. RAY, and known as
| the Nj ] FaEg place containing ......... acres
more less; also a town lot, adjoining Mrs
| X. &. Wakes residence on chestnut street
| IN the city of AshcYic. to satisfy said C&eCu
| ton and costs. This July II, 1892.
| n. l.. REYNOLDS, Sheriff,
Per II. {. JONES, II. ).
| al, 4
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-11

Fine enough, cold enough, fizz enough
--always-at Pclham's Pharmacy.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-11
SPECIAL LOW RATES THIS WEEK.

Railroad tickets bought, sold and eN.
changed Cheap tickets to all points. All
transactions guaranteed by the American
Ticket Brokers Association. Office always
open. Rays time cards free.
(. i. RAY.
iuly1ld3m 2S South Main St
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-11

CRYSTAL spring, pavilion fountain,
Dummy Line to Sunset Mountain.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-11

Harris Lithia, on draught-Pelham's s.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-11
Go Out Tomorrow

1t is the duty Of every Asheville man,
who wants to see this great occasion
start off with success, to attend the
opening contests to take place at the
race course tomorrow morning.
The wheel begins to go round Let
'cr rcvolve!
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-11
Decorations.

Many of the business firms of the city
have had busy forces at work today
decorating their buildings for the Week
The interior of the fire department is 4
mass of flags and bunting. The city hal
will be claborately decorated tomorrow
By tomorrow night, nothing prevent
ing, Ashcville will have on her holiday
garb in a style that will catch the
visitors.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-11
"IIANDBOoK OF ~ q"

Decorate and clean up.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-14
National News.

Information was received of the sur
prise by United States troops of one of
Garza's bands on the Mexican border and
the capture of rebel leader.
"A conference over the distribution of
Legislative patronage was held at Sena-
tor Hills house in Albany.
An alleged confession made by DR..
Graves in Denver, was denied by his
counsel.
Cold weather prevails throughout the
West.
Senator Cantor was chosen to preside
Bush to be Speaker of the Assembly, BY
Democratic caucuses.
Further efforts are being made by
Democrats to steal the seats of Republican
members of the New York Assembly.
Cara is said to be surrounded BY
United States troops in Texas.
Little change was made in the Ohio
Senatorship contest. The Republican
joint caucus was held on Wednesday.
DIR. Graves denied that he had made
any confession duplicating Daniel Ballou
in the Barnaby murder. Colonel Ballou
has not been heard from since the trial
The Legislature met at Albany, and
the Governors message was read in both
branches; DIR. R. P. Bush was elected
Speaker of the Assembly; Walker (Dem.
was seated In the Senate and notices OF
contest were fled against the seats held by
four of the Republican Senators.
John Sherman WAS nominated for the
United States Senate by the Republican
caucus at Columbus. Ohio, getting 50
votes to SO for j. B. Foraker.
The revenue cutter Gallatin went
ashore Of Manchester by.the-S See, n. II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-14
Creeds.

We were much interested in the sermons
which have been printed in the AMERICAN
recently, and which gave an added inter-
est to that most excellent paper. We no.
tice, however, that some are anxious to
know more of the creeds or beliefs Of the
different churches. Now If q creed of any
church were saving power, we should be
most anxious to know all we could in re-
gard to so momentous question, but as
creeds have nothing whatever to do with
our salvation. l do not know why we
should be so anxious about so small a mat
ter, in connection with the great question
of eternal life.
or course we must believe, but there is
something else to be done besides believe.
Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with
all thy heart, and with all thy strength,
and thy neighbor as myself" Here love
to God and to our fellow creatures are the
most essential things. This love is .pok-
en- of great many times in the Bible.
We do believe that people who love God,
and are trying to do His will. should unite
with some church. BY so doing they can
work better for the Master. but do not let
us get the idea that our church is the only
right one, and that all others are wrong
because their creed is not just like ours.
All have right to their own belief, and if
We read sermon written by Baptist,
Methodist, Congregationalist and so on,
we know quite well what their creed is.
without their preaching it to US, or rather
having it printed for Us to read. If they
are trying to elevate humanity and save
souls. they are working for the Master !;
so let Us be satisfied for If We should ever
be so unspeakably happy as to hear the
words spoken to US by our Saviour, well
done, thou good and faithful servant" we
shall not be asked what our creed was
How much better then may we use our
time in seeking to know His will and do
ing 1t. rather than to be so anxious about
creeds CHURCH MEMBER
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-14
Notice Of Foreclosure.

/ SHERMAN LIBBEY, hereby give public no.
- uce that by a mortgage deed to me from All
fonzo Pfnkhan, of sullivan, in the comfy Of
Hancock and State of Maine, dated June stb.
D 1881, and recorded June 2lth, A. D. 1891. in
book 25s. page asa, of the Registry of Deeds for
said Hancock county, have claim by mortgage
upon certain lot or parcel of land with the bniid
ings thereon situated in said Sullivan and boun 4
ed and described as follows to wit: Berinning
Ct stake on the east side of the road leading to
forcupine Quarry; thence northerly by east side
OF SAID road l2o feet to small spruce tree SPOT
ted; thence south 5g' east rods to large sprnce
tree near the brook; thence by the center of aid
brook IN soufhwesteriy direction to a fir stumn
and CEDAR stake; thence north S. west 81 links 10
nTst mentioned stake at place of beginning, con.
tanning one half acre. more less being the
same premises conveyed to Aifonzo Pinkham Nv
deed from Abbie 5. Crabtree, dated November d
1883, and recorded in Hancock County Registry Of
Deeds, book 43, page ~. and being the same
premises described and conveyed in the nortgare
above mentioned W 's"se
Inc condition in said mortgage deed has been
broken and remains unperfofmed by reason
whereof l claim foreclosure of the said mort
cage 10 one year as therein provided and give
this notice for that purpose. e'e
SHERMAN LIBBEY.
e.,. BY his attorney. HENRY BOYNroS.
euiuSan' December n. \, D. 1891. Swt3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-14
Senator Sherman Wins.

The Nation is not SO rich In statesmen
of original genius that it can afford to be
deprived of the services of its most emf
nent fnancier Senator Sherman. His NOM
nation by the Republican caucus at Co
lumous after spirited contest offers
ground for profound satisfaction through
out the country. 1t will secure the reten-
ton IN the United States Senate of one of
the greatest Americans in public life, and
this, too, in a crisis of financial agitation
when his experience and judgment are in
dispensable for enlightening public opin-
ion and warning the country against the
evil and destructive tendencies of silver
imitation. Senator Shermans greatest
work during his eventful career was spe-
Gle resumption, which was accomplished
by legislation framed by him. and by his
wise and courageous administration of the
Treasury Department. 1t is fitting that
he should be returned to the Senate at a
time when the stability of National H.
nance, secured largely through his instru-
mentality, is menaced by silver fanatics
on the Democratic side.
The contest in the Ohio Legislature has
been to considerable extent between
young and old Republicanism. The vet
Grams, mindful Of Senator Sherman's long
NniSSi VI puUiiS scTEICt, nave Dttn reluc-
tant to have him remanded to enforced re-
tirement. Many of the younger genera
ton have supported the Ex-Governor,
whose lighting qualities and aggressive
mind have excited their enthusiasm The
veterans in this instance were wiser than
the recruits. Senator Sherman has for
gotten more during his career of public
service than many of the aspiring states
men now crowding the National stage will
ever succeed in learning. He has those
conservative qualities of mind which can
only be developed by active experience
decade after decade in great affairs of
State. OF energy and aggressiveness
there is no lack in the Republican party,
but there can never be surplus in Nation
al councils of such statesmanlike qualities
as Senator Sherman possesses. Ex-Gov-
ernor Foraker has received hearty support
and made remarkably strong fight for
the nomination. He has no cause for
modification in his defeat. He is in the
prime of life, and has years of political
activity still in reserve.-N Y Tribune.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-14
Atlantic.


Mr.. Otis Ingalls,. who has been sick in
Rockland with the grip. returned home
Wednesday.
The steamer Rockland has made new ar
engagements by which she makes only two
round trips q week to this island.
A daughter of Edgar Trask is very sick
with scarlet fever
Mr.. Sumner Mills was in town a few
days last week as the guest of Oliver
Joyce.
Irwin Torrey and Gardiner Joyce were
at Bass Harbor this week on business.
Mr.. Frank Pray, agent for the Wor-
cester organ, has been in town looking af-
ter his business.
Rev. Geo. Bailey has been engaged to
preach at the Baptist church, Sunday fore
moons.
Rev. VIM. 81. Hall of Clinton, is expect
ed be at this place next Sunday.
Mrs. Jefferson Torrey who has been
quite sick is now improving.
A sociable and supper at the parsonage
this week.
Jan. 8.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-14
g. T.. :. M0RANC.
Board Of Registration.

~ :, I'LL December 20, 1891
To the Citizens Of ELLSWORTH
Your attention is called to the following extracts
from chapter 81 of the Public Laws of Maine:
An act TO provide a Board OF Registration In the
cities of the State.
SECT. !. board of registration is hereby es.
tabllshed In each city of the state, which shall
have the exclusive power aud authority to deter
mine the qualification of voters therein and exclu
sive power To make up and revise the list of
voters in each of said cities and shall perform all
the duties and have exclusively all the powers now
exercised by the municipal officers OF said cities
IN making, preparing, revising and correcting the
INST OF voters therein under chapter four of the
Revised statutes or any other statute relating
thereunto.
SECT. Q. Said board shall not place upon such
lists during said revision of the the name Of
any person VINO sEall not personally appear be-
fore said board and request the same During
said time said board shall revise and correct the
voting lists In said cities, and the warens of said
cities shall be governed by said revised and cor
rected lists, and no shall be added to or
stric ken from said lists the Hay of election and
no person shall vote at any election whose name
Ia not on said list.
The undersigned having be1 n commits siOned as
Registrars or Ellsworth under the foregoing, to
make up the voting lists for the next election,
hereby notify the legal voters that personal reg.
isration of all persons entitled to vote In this cty
VIII commence Tuesday, January 5, le32, and con
tinue Tuesdays. Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays during the month Of January, 1882 from
two till five O'Clock in the afternoon, and on every
Friday evening from seven to nine o'c.ock, at the
Aldermen's Room
Voters who hold naturalization papers are re-
quested to bring them.
Remember! that in order to vote at the next
spring election you must register yourself No
one else can do It for you.
e S + ssiSsfs n.' s;s,s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-14
Lumber Wanted,

Sealed proposals viii be received until Satur-
day, January 2srd, 1892, at O'Clock +. NJ. by
the Hancock County Agricultural Society for fur
nishing tn. following described lumber:
35Oo0 feet hemock. spruce or pine boards,
dimension lengths, or l6 feet long.
534 pieces spruce stringers, 20 fit. long, 5x2
inches.
40 pieces spruce stringers, l6 #. long, 5xa
inches.
50 pieces spruce, l6 #. long, 1xI2 inches.
20 pieces spruce, 20 #. long, lxt2 inches.
5000 feet spruce or hemlOck boards.
The above lumber must be of sound, merchants
BILE stock, landed on trotting park in BluehilI
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
Address, EDWARD L. CHASE
President II. C. A. s., Bluehill, Maine
owl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-14
Franklin
The Misses Ella and Lucy Billings Of
Eastbrook are in town attending the High
c.

Franklin.
The Misses Ella and Lucy Billings OF
Eastbrook are in town attending the High
School
Miss MIG. West begins term Of pri-
vate school in district No. 2 to-day
The announcement that there would be
preaching at the Baptist church Sabbath
p NJ. called out quite good number the
[bsiT lu ttFs sttakeff aid not come and Pastor
Gross conducted the meeting.
Mrs. Gross has been absent from home
some weeks, called to Knox by the severe
Illness Of her brother
Miss Emogene Wilbur has returned
home from Lewiston after a prolonged
visit at her uncle, Rev. s. A. Blasdell's
1t was very fortunate that Master John
West Blaisdell aimed that Winchester re-
peating rife so high while cleaning it in
the store Of Mr. J. II. West one evening
last week. Quite collection of people
were there al the time, and q. one cham
Der remained loaded. in all probability
somebody would have been wounded " hen
II accidentally discharged, had the gun
been IN any other position than pointing
towards the ceiling
II is a rather peculiar circums stance that
three Cherrytield peddlers whose route in
cludes Franklin. should each receive sim
liar sad dispatches last week. Mr. Turn.
er's son. Mr.. Coles mother and Mr.
Strout's brother, all dangerously ill., and
have since died, we hear.
We regret to learn that Mr.. John L
Mccarthy of Eastbrook is very seriously
sick.
In letter from Mr.. J. 2. Gordon upon
his arrival South after number of DAYS
spent in New York, he says the Georgia
winter air seems much like our September.
Mrs. Gordon who is somewhat Of an inva-
lid, endured the fatigue OF travel well.
We miss Mr. Gordon's familiar figure on
the street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Remission have
been sick with sciatica and pneumonia
The owners of schooner Mary C. Stuart
are in session to-day at the store of Mr..
W. b. Blasdell.
There is very little ice in the bay, and
that near the shore. A little more snow
would make the sleighing good; but
wheels are in order as usual
Jan. i. LEON
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-14

We congratulate the Portland Eren.
ing Express on what, in comparatively
short time, it has been able to achieve. 1t
is one of the brightest newsiest dailies
which comes to this office. and manages to
serve out to the public the news of the
day at price so reasonable that no one
need feel that it cannot be afforded. 1t il
a stalwart Republican journal, and its Re-
publicanism is of the very best type. Its
political utterances are always fair, sue
cinct and logical statements of the truth
a quality which entities it to the respect
confidence and patronage of the public,
and it is receiving all three to very fat
tering degree. Read its prospectus in an
other column.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-14

The pupils of the High school in Somes-
vile, have formed lyceum, with Irving
Thorn as president and hold their meet
ings Monday evenings. Last Monday even
ing the school house was crowded almost
to sutocation by young and old, from FAR
and near, to listen to the discussion on the
question: "Resolced, That scolding wife
is worse than n drunken husband" After
some very able arguments were made the
question was put before the house and
promptly decided in the negative. The
lyceum paper read by Mrs. Kate Pray, con-
sisting of editorials, chronicles, advertise
ments aud spicy jokes. was very interest
ing. as was also the duet sung by DIR. R.
l.. Grindle and his son Jay, entitled, THE
Scolding Wife," with organ and violin &C
compartment. Tonight the question is ::
''Resolred, That scandal is worse than
stealing"
Mrs. John w. Reed of Somesville, is
very sick with nervous prostration. DR..
Phillips of Ellsworth is attending her.
Mount Desert Lodge, No. l4O, F. and A.
NJ, at its annual meeting, Jan. 9th, elected
the following officers for the ensuing Ma
sonic year: Ezra G. Mason, w. NJ. Geo.
A. Somes, S. W.; A. C. FerDald, Jr., j.
w: John W. Somes. Treas. Lyman II.
SOmes, Sec. James Z. Hamor, Chap NJ.
L. Allen. S. D.; Clifford B. Richardson. j.
d.. j. Murray Higgins and Gage B. Grin
die, Stewards; Jos. P. Carter, Jr., Tyler;
Timothy NJ. Mason. Marsh. Officers will
be installed Saturday evening. Jan. 10Th,
by Dist. Deputy Benz. L. Hadley; If moth
ing prevents the M M. degree will also be
conferred.
G. N. Richardson of Beech Hill, who
has been confined to the house for some
time past by sciatic rheumatism, has got
out again. but is still quite lame.
Quite q number of stone cutters from
this town have gone to Bar Harbor to cut
stone for the large cottage building there.
B. T. Atherton of Somesville, is teach
ing school in the Quarryville district with
bis usual good success. Capt Ben must
have dale Of patience for he has twenty
four scholars in the primer class. Sixty
two scholars attend his school.
Jan. 10. z. G. NJ,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-14

The Republican Journal which came
to US last week in a new form is certainly
an Improvement on the old Journal. See
ing is believing" Pilsbury has out Pills.
buryed Plsbury. We regarded the Jour-
nal as model paper before, but its quarto
form and its many other improvements
will surely enhance its value. We are glad
of this. Improvements are the order Of
the day. There is no success like sue
cess"-an aphorism which is verified by
the Journals signal prosperity.