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Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-26
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
VARIOUS SUBJECTS DlSCU SSED
BRIEFLY.

The Normal and Collegiate Institute
start, ora New Ycur-Polltic- Down
in Yanccy-.Iamn and Missionaries.
EDITOR THE ClrzEN:-On Saturday l
visited the Normal and Collegiate i'll
stltutc, Just beginning its third year.
The school has opened with l2l students
(1O7 of whom are boarding pupils j al larg-
or enrolment than at the beginning OF
either Of the previous years, and l under
stand that a number of Others have en-
gagged rooms and are expected later.
The usual school course (which here
includes domestic science in addition to
the so-cailed higher branches) has this
year been enlarged bv an admirable
feature, a model school for the training
of of,eachers; 90 Young ladies are engaged
in the actual practice OF teaching, while
pursuing their own studies.
Three new teachers have been added
to the faculty.. two of them graduates OF
Worcester University, Ohio, and the
third of the Potsdam Normal School,
New York. was very much pleased to
meet these new recruits and observe
their enthusiasm. asked one Of them
about her work With bsaming eyes
and a smile that must captivatc the
heart of any school girl she replied: "Oh
the work is delightful; | enjoy it Sc
much. The girls are so nice to teach
could hardly wonder at her enthusi
asm when looked about and saw them
strolling through the spacious, airy
well-lighted halls for it was Saturday
afternoon and they were loft duty oi
scattered in picturesque groups about
the veranda or on the sunny lawn, en-
loving the exquisite view of the noun
tains on either side and chattering a:
only school girls can. learned that th'
"old girls" were planning an amusln!
little diversion, as a surprise, to entertain
the new girls that evening, SO there wa
method in their madness" and mucl
deep scheming in their merry eyes. No
a homcsick face among them. But wh'
could be homesick in Ashevile:
The graduating class will this yea
number % and a finer looking set OF girl
it would be hard to find May blessing
attend this noble enterprise so favorabl
begun in our midst, A VISITOR.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-26
For Mai. Stcdnlnn.

To the Editor OF the News and Courier
The many friends Of Major c. M. Sted-
man of this city, very much appreciate
your kind effortsi in his behalf, the Messen-
ger to the contrary notwithstanding
and trust we may yet have the pleasure
of seeing him where his talents and
simon-purc Democracy entitle him to
be-in the United States Senate, where
his great worth would be appreciated.
Again we would thank you and assure
YOU If we can do anything to help the
great paper of the South. why Just COM
mand us. The Fayetteville Observer OF
yesterday has an article apprcciative Of
Major Stedmans worth, which shows
he has some friends among the press oi
this section. Yours truly.
M. Cronley, jr.
Wilmington. September 81.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-26
\ Mistake somewhere.

Richmond Pearson received the follow.
ing telegram today and asked its publ
cation in THR CITIZEN:
"HENDERsoNvILLe, N. c., Sept. GO
There is no foundation for CITIZEN pub
lication in regard to what should hav,
said about your speech at Henderson
vile. {. NJ. Pace"
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-26

Millinery Opening Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday. Sept. 20, 26 and 27.
We offer the largest and most attractive
line vf pattern bats on the Asheville
market at lowest prices. Mrs. Adams
is again with us for the season. G. A.
Mears & Son.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-26
Wilmington. September 81.

We have made arrangements by which
we can furnish THE WEEKLY CITIZEN
and the twice-a-week New York World
all for only $1.50 a year, Here is the
opportunity to get your own paper and
the New York World twice every week
at extraordinarily low rates.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-26

Mr.. Lipinsky, who is still in New
York, wishes to inform his customers
that the choice selections made by him
for the Bon Marche will arrive during
this week. Handsome dress goods,
wraps, notions aud dry goods of every
dcscrintion.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-26
License to Wed.

From Register Mackey's Office license
to wed has been issued as follows:
W. H. Miller and Foie Mckinney, ol
Buncombe.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-26

Millinery opening Tuesday, Wednes.
day and Thursday, September rs. 26
and 81. Our foreign pattern hats arc
very attractive in style and price. G. A,
Mears & Sons,
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-26

There will be photograph concert at
the College street Mission chapel Friday
evening at $50. Admission 10 and 15c.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-26
CHICAGO.
ASHEVIIIR,

CHICAGO, sept Wheat, Sept siis, Corn
oct ST., oats Sept - oct -, May -
Pork Jan !!.y1; lard, Oct, 30; KIDS
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-26
STOCK QUOTATIONS..

NEW YoRK, sept. 26.-Erie, Isl. Chicago and
Northwestern, log b, Lake Shore, lAls; Norfolk
and Western u >; Richmond and West Point
Terminal IS Western Union, $50.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-26

You can get bananas at Aliens cheaper
than any where else. Try and see.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-26

Now is the time to buy them. We offer
a good grade Of them at lowest prices.
At Laws.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-26

Try pair Of ]. D. Blan,on & Co. q
custom made shoes, put up by ". A.
Townsend.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-26
See the new line of winter un Ter wear
at Blacks, Is Patton avenue.
SDcciul railroad rates, Clarke
THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK sept. cotton futures opened
barely steady: September. $40: October, 6.c9
November. o.Ii, December, 90; January, g. 10
February, -;;, March, T.; April, D.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-26

Corrected daily by Powell & Snider, wholesale
and retail grocers. These prices are being paid
by the merchants OF the city today:
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-26
Old Nancvy i NO. Il.

olu anttN l. All ", N.
EplroR The ClrNEN:-The county
Democratic convention was held IN
BurnsvilIe on the 22d, The delegates
nominated ticket that can't be beat
representative, Wesley Higgins sheriff.
Tavlur Horton; clerk superior court,
Ebert Protfitt; register OF deeds, Alex.
Silvers; treasurer, Charlie Byrd.
Joseph S. Adams of Ashevile was
present and entertained the audience
with rousing speech for Democracy.
W. T, Crawford was always very popu-
lar in this county, hut he is growing in
favor every day. His majority in this
county will be 100 larger than it was
two years ago,
BY the way, who is going to claim
Richmond The Republicans in this
county say he is Democrat; the Demo
Gratis wouldn't have him, and the Popu
lists won't claim him, and am most
ready to think he is stray sheep. wan
dcrcd away from the fold, and he vii
think SO too after the votes are counted
We are having the finest weather
ever saw for saving fodder, sowing
wheat, ETC., and the farmers are making
good use OF it. Crops are the best w
have mad in 10 years. Trade is yer,
much impro red and everything points
to an era of prosperity now and th'
Democratic party is to blame for it all
Hurrah for Democracy. W. NJ. w.
Bald Greek, n. c.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-26
Japan. America.

-, - ,,,., ~, d.,
EDITOR IHE CITIZEN" hiist 'he NV
X. b. Grinnan, missionary from Japan,
was GIVING Sunday. at the Presbyte-
,C tho
''aii eh"'.'i' ''' '"'>' ''''s -
religions OF that country ne inciuehta''y
made a statement which sent a thrill
,f,,,le,s,,re tbrouch his hearers. 1t was
49,. ..rh. I,.,,.o bald :,
Simply t'''s lit J"Pan.'e "o'' -
higher esteem Americans than the people
of any other country.
He illustrated this kellng by SAVING
that once riding IN the cars an elderly
gentleman asked him as to his national
ity. GA his saving. Il am American he
rose and lifting his hat, MADE hlm a
profound bow. lie expressed MS huih,
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-26

AIRS NJ. NJ. Child pupil New England con.
AVA servatory of Music, teacher Of mandolin,
banjo, guitar and piano Residence IS Bailey
street. 9-lSdeodImo.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-26

Fruit Jars and Jelly Cans
In good quality, glass, and at bottom
prices, at Laws, 35 Patton avenue.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-26
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

For Rent--BoN hiI
Opera House-A-lI-ll
Fine Candies Rays
Wanted--U Mon News Co
Victor Sales-Dr T Smith
Trustees Salc--A Summcy
Dissolution Notices. Chichester
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-26

James II. Runbough,
Hamilton {. Long.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-11

According TO an probability, notwith-
'hndng all the circumstances which
threaten it, our planet win die not Of
AZ accident, but natural death. That
''a1h will be the consequence Of the
extinction Of the sun in 1000, 900 years
OF ulore-perhaps 10000, OOO-since It's
'cndensation at relatively moderate
=" Will give 1t, on one hand, 100000
,'a's Of existence. while ON the other
aaha the Inevitable fall Of meteors
,e'o me sun RAY double this number.
NJ NJ II you suppose the duration OF
W. wy 70 be prolonged TO 100000, 600
Xxx. j stu lncontestable that the
H ~ from the sun cools IT and that
~ ' ssHperatufe Of all bodies tends to
vt Nqulhprum. The day will come
sar,h we sur VIII be extinct. Then the
rs,ns nu all the other planets OF our
n. 80" VIII cease 10 be an abode of
M. iney VIII he erased from the
e,ar,sa 'VoA ana Will revolve, black GEM
Scr e abound an extlnRuishcd sun.
eysn ,Ase planets continue to exist
y, wv I mem Yes probably In the case
beyosrss and perhaps Saturn. No,
INK eSpa a Doubt, for the small bodies,
curv V me earth, Venus, Mars. Mer-
an,sa ana me moon. Already the moon
XXI pssa w. 70 have preceded us toward the
vancl -sss,t Mars is much further ad-
same man the earth toward the
Us Win ssuhy Venus, younger than
it,lA ~ doubtless survive us. These
vltajl,,w worlds lose their elements of
hsss Il, much faster than the sun
seI!' from year to year s sraS, =, A. zen, ~
n: es avn hour TO hour. the surface OF
Aand 't r. Is transformed. on the one
away ana continents are crumbling
d sra ,nsensibly ana BY ver Nv slow low
the snl,r seh a, to invade and submerge
tie amount ,9oe. ON the other hand,
snd sleee & diminishing e cares Ui
BY the ss..ole calculation shows thai
lsnd On e eur n, O. erosure alone all the
water in "a ,a an6 viii be covered by
iarion in Astronomle ai'''i'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-11

This is the time OF the year when
lemons are cheap and wholesome a
dozen often prevent a visit OF the doc
tor n used Alright For instance, when
your mouth tastes furry and your skin
takes on saffron tint, try eating LEM
ons night and morning for awhile untll
YOU feel better. Squeeze the juice OF
one lemon into a half-glass OF water
and drink the whole without any sugar
The acid will prove refreshing
When those malHria attacks come on
try roman punch" which Is nothing
but lemons cut up, skin and ALL and
nut into water. allowing pint Tor
every lemon. Then boil this until re-
duced one-half and take tablespoon
full three times Il day.
For hoarseness, bake lemon LOT
twenty minutes and squeeze the juice
upon some granulated sugar making
a thick strip. For a breakfast appeti-
ger slice lemons thin and boil with
sugar until tender
10 make candied lemon peel, save
the rinds as they are used and drop
them into "a weak brine in glass Jar
When a dozen are thus picked they
are freshened by putting them into cold
water once or twice 10 extract the bhit.
Roll them in the last water until they
are thoroughly tender and drain Then
mike slrup enough to cover them out
OF slightly more than a pound OF sugar
and "A pint OF water, using always tle
same proportion OF pint for pound. CUT
the peel into pieces about half an men
square and drop into the boiling strip,
which is allowed 10 cook slowly I'll the
peel looks translucent. Then keep them
slowly sleeping til the slrup has al
most dried out Of the peel, spread on
plates, sprinkle with more sugar ana
put In cool oven to complete Tue
MISUNDERSTANDING
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-11
HE LOVED ANoTHrR.


teA n Foolish Little
Ds,,,, Sweetheart.
such 1se, You love another
gifI N Ssfe the words OF a fsir naia
handsome ' Siuns 70 the arm OF . TAN.
~ ' q her fathers home S "sh'sa
and ihlS fs Suen 2 man as women love
They ~ slrl loved him.
months LA p been swoethearta for
when tbs al.n ne day was approachine
Redeemed pushted troth was 10 be
and e. heart q doubt mad come.
epenins worai found expression in the
"Darl,,@uras Of this chapter
ioolishiv he said. chidinRiv .hov
not" sou talk, You know 1 ID
Aasss0 ~ you DO dear she ,ns,.,od 81
'esn it.- "alehug you, and have
Derry FOUL! S9ald your he commended ten.
World lo CO Is no one In ali the
she rss .Nt as ] do YOU"
Eyes. laid tpnely into his handsome
nEiy M net ner soft. white hand esreea.
pefed ~, Ns rich brown hair ana Wits.
slllinr words Of admiration INTO II,
Win pr,Sl until he was SO lnfnted
eaau,,s,,mle that the bnttors ~ I'd.
'hslr neci.. n''ing coat began 10 stretch
k,f az az sliiy 81 my little cir, % 90,
= Il ioaksa 800 another he srniled
lowe Into her swest faes,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-11
,oanrlnsr HUNTER.
cor,e.t. wade H"mp-
!. Hanson 40 Thnt TITLE.

r.ntests wade Hnmp-
b c . na. cIai@ 70 That rue,
4 ton a1.,sevelt, in his wilder
theodore w, credits General Wade
hampton .,Isbtiest hunter America mas
'tr me " = and gives some account i. OF
Yer seen ~ ~ his hunting. From
In net fesu that the general has
fss 4 nppess a. heen in at the uehth
klmself klilen which at least Two
M 10 beals' allen by his own hanuA.
[hlrts have ~ war he killed 6s bears
H.. before M once he killed -FOUR
4 Ave moln.r nt another time three'
Nae ~ w two His largest pears
'.na irelu,saee ia 40 pounds. he mas
.adghed ~ fortune to kill some six
islso hai Wy ar mountain lions
4 ggn cols ysIt's claim for General
NJ h oYs not allowed to go IN
IEianpion n met the eye OF John X.
1 talenetu raj who knew might
Zoe o. i,han the brave old Southern
M hume, nof the "mightiest hunter
tgsnsEN as ever seen" This was II.
America 10 sheep raiser Of Humboldt
hans9nh lRbors under the disad-
coanaN N having but one arm and a
,enishs In hand, of which he can
>-fpplsa ne index finger and about
41hl ~ The middle finger. Mr.. Coe
~ lnen y Hamptons record to Mr.,
EenI ~ and asked him to make a
4henssn statement OF his own prowess.
ahe,e ssys with my own hands killed
The largest, a grizzly, tip
~ w ,ta seale at 1900 pounds The
Ipea n Grizzly / have killed weighed
sIn AA,,r have often killed brown and
y !. hears weighing from 500 TO 1000
pAr do not remember ever kill
wv old or grown bear as small as
4 lia alls rimber oil pauthers or noun
i. lions shot and killed by me Is 3Os.
IV KY isrssst Of that number measured
s.n feet and nine inches on the
a rnna I have killed deer up in the
,cssrss. also lynx. wildcats, coy
~ md foxes. have never kept a
'rs.s N what have killed. but am
4 .nssaa # would take four figures to
I rrrAss the numter
A " naver trapped any large game.
4 ,roys thought II was taking an undue
5. avsntsqe. ! could not state the num-
~ n bears and panthers killed by
H. nae Of my dogs. as ] never kept
rsrord Of any killed by visiting hunt
4 ~ ana never shot when ] Ind visit
~ hunters with me unless ] saw It
III. necessary 10 save life OF men or
{,ovs Three bears and one panther IL
fts most killed by me IN one days
untlng. have often killed two and
4hrte in one day. one year | killed
\ bears and SO panthers. besides other
rsme"
4 M. Coe says Hanson counts his acres
Nd sheen BY thousands. and that to
Itroiect his iocks he has fought In
4ahns. bears. Hons, painters, etc, but
~ IL withal not rough, uncouth back
.roodsman. but a modest. unassuming
1rkfistlan gentleman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-11
Mr. j. w, Rdtcii1
Garvln, Texas.
Originates In Impure Blood
Hoods sarsaparIlla Perfectly cures

ChhCtNy SdN01
We do not need to watch lutrntly TO see OF
hear the victims Of catarrh on every hand. The
frequent cough, the blowing OF the nose. the
diaaTeeable hawking, the foul smell, and other
symptoms which betray the presence Of this
very disagfeeable disease, are noticed very gen
orally, The disease Is an inflammation OF the
mucous membrane, Its direct cause Is impure
blood. Its cure is Hoods sarsaparllla
20. 1. Hood & Co. Lowell, Mass
" 1 was FIRST troubled with nasal catarrh In
1870, but 1t did not give me much trouble until
1850 when | became 50 weak that / could not
do any kind Of manual labor. moved from
this state to Mississippi thinking l might mud
some relief, At the same time wa. undergo
ing treatment for my complaint. After a short
time returned to Texas aud continued doctor
Ing for the disease but did pot realize any bene-
IT. was very low when I decided that would
Try Hoods sarsapariIla
end am compelled to state that before had
taken all OF the FIRST bottle ielta radical change
Tho terrible headache spells had left me and
my appetite had come back ielt that was
going to get well so l purchase another bottle
and felt so much better after taxing 1t that /
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-11

Boston Transcript
Mamma = Come. Johnny say your
verse for the lady ~ ,
seiors there is a bicycle, .,, L..
Mammas Johnny! "rhere IS
safety" not a bicycle"
Johnny--well what's the din
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-11

.Iuf NNuAN ~ AhFH'AH
II you contemplate taking advantage
. q the very low rate from Texas points
No California, that are now being quoted
lhy the Santa Fe route. do not walt
( much longer, as on and after April
Iij 1894 California rates will be re-
stored to rate In effect February 2S.
Ilssi. which are as follows:
. First class, limited 10 30 days. SEQ. 90
4 First class, limited TO days. 81. 90
Second class. limited to 6 days. ... $500
Round trip, limited to July H.. $3.50
Round trip. limited 20 nine months so 90
Until April u. 1894. inclusive, the
Santa Fe will continue the sale OF first
class tickets from all Texas points on
4 is main line and Paris branch, at the
| following very low figures:
Single trip, limited to days. 500. 90
Round trip, limited to 80 days.. 81, 30
The Mld-winter fair at San Francis
4 % Is now in the height Of its glory.
and you can see all its beauties at
4 nominal expense.
For Information regarding tickets.
time tables and sleeping car accom-
moda,lons, apply 10 the nearest Santa
~ agent or address
W. s. KEENAN,,
General Passenger Agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-11

Improved service and change Of time
via the Fort Worth and Denver city
railway April l. The change OF time
by the above line will make a marked
Improvement for the business man by
saving one day, the time being two
nights and one day-F'ort Worth TO
Denver. City ticket Office 40l Main
street,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-11
Hoods Pills cure Constipation by restor'
ing the peristaluc action of tile alimentaiy canal

She shook her head no less doubt
fully than before. Come now" he
coaNed, tell me who this person is
I love more than | do you"
She was silent,
Tell me-" he murmured, taking her
In his arms.
yourself. George she sighed hope
lessly. and she knew that such a love
was Interchangeable from the cradle to
the grave.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-11

,,.,,t,ts Cairo and 81. Lonis. The
~, ilnr with through car service
lam Texas TO Memphis, counectins
In through trains 10 All fointS
T.st North and Southeast.
h'a-f aniiv trims with through
,..,arhes, Frre Declining Chair Cars
IA pullman sicepera from Waco
and Fort worth 20 nsn'p Iii, ana
81 through tickets on sale via the
1a,fou belt Route.
For rates, Tine tnhier ahm ~.
formation, apply 90 nns n"'h' OF "''
company n CANINE.
ard r. A. 4OI Main street, Fort
" S<if l. A. Gibson,
TIP. A., Eors WORTH ,,s,iS . Tex
G. p. A., Tyler. Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-11

OFFICE OF Commissioners or Agrieul-
ture, Inanranre, Statistics and Hts
tory Austin, Tex, March o. 1S9i.-J5
All Il may concern This ~ 10
cen az the Mutual 1lifc Insurance
Comp ~ n kentucky. OF Louisville.
KY. 'has IA All respects FUZZY compiled
with the laws o. Texas aa conditions
precedent 10 It's doing business In thta
state. and that said company holds a
certificate Of authority from this Office
emitting Il 70 DO buglnoss IN this atRts
for twelve months from the list day
~ January 1884 20 the 3ist day Of
December. 1894. Given under my hand
aud seal az office, IN Auaun, the day
and date frst above written.
(Senl)
JNo. Il. HOLLfNGsWoRTH.
Commissioner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-11
At Deaths Door
.R
Your Condition

Stop and think. Look back n few
years, Count the number OF sudden
deaths that have occurred. II they
were acquaintances or friends Of yours
you win remember they We're healthy
looking people, If you knew the facts
the history OF their case would show
that for years they We're suffering just
as you are today And they did as
you are doing gave but little thought
to had cold or hacking cough on an
occasional pain IN the heart Disease
undermlnes the system. II may be
catarrh or consumption or heart dis
ease, but the disease IS surely makig
progress, and unless properly treated
the vital cord IS snapped. and a sud
den death is called heart failure.
Call or send for testimonials OF the
patients cured.
Dr. FISK gives the best treatment known
nr. Il. W. Fisk CURES cATARRn. DIS.
EASES or WOMEN, BRONCHITIS KID.
NllY. LIVER BLOOD ami NERVOUS dis
eases. DIABETES DROpSN, BLADDER
TROUBLES. PILES, FlSruLA and all
forms " chronic and blood diseases. Med-
cine furnished az the Office
Write for dlagnostlc blank 1t will de.
scribe your symptoms accurately. No !
for women. No. for men. business strict
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-11

FOR RENT Rooms with board Cal
$40 Lamar street. city