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Arrived; today: i East df
''; t&e Season at .1.
THE ;BIG STOREL
- i. Oppi- Postoffice. ; ....
ES7 Headquarters jiSJ
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WashingtonNov. se.-Fair, cooler..
, Dr. Chapman, la charge, of the gov,-
ernment-iKeatherbuireau at the . Winyah.
reporter -.at o ciock last mgnt xne- ioi-
lowing weauief cimiuuu'u. iiieYiuiiMs - u
AsheviHe; v- , - " J
v;v Maximum temperature-' for, the daiy.... 65
. Minimum.' temperature "for the day. .. 48
' 'Average .temperature or -the- day,.. . t . , ,55
Barometer. at 9 p- m. . . . ,.27.80. IFalling.
License for Salmons
s (alued 'From Pirt Page.)
, " ber property cfa the west sidejafJGoire.St.i
on lacoouoti of "pie. change' of gx.(Je, was'
BASKETS
preseniea d-j Juage JontsvrM mated ttnat
; , - , Mrs. Chuna -would eu t!hvcdty if the -claim
: ; j; were flot'-seftled; . ft' was oidtered that the
,- v,a- recorda in.-tthe case 'b examined. ' ' r '
. ' r iTr lights. " . r-
. Judge, 'Jones wished to know if (there was
any &jiaLCr ot'ving .the ofty ilghitedat
. " any tihjtEf oomiuid expressed, the oplnidw
' - thait ip.acHtofpanytTrndertoofc to light th
city It.bwglfe't5 depend on itself and ntat oai
- h the AlfnigMy -The' mayor .saddv.'that bJe
lack pt' rain.' had been the . difficulty butt
, I that fa. Subsidiary, - steam 'plant - was ' in
course' of ;.c6ntruvot'Soiii, anft .thai ,tih!e!ra
would-be ne .jmoro trouble about. the
lighits -ftter-neit week.a-' . . '.-,- t. .
' ' ' ; Cityf'Punr' jTehard was; Instructed
to notify plumbers to put. In,- hids j?or the
sanitaiiry wor to1 te 'done Itt-.the city? hall.
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. - ? BE?ALERSt'
- - - Pisir and Oyster-Dealer Sorrels, entered a
, , protest agaletl ihe pWvSleg; refe'UTirant
dealers xercisevtf . Tetaillngftoysters, it
Ibeing; ainst-he-ordinance for,-any one out
. - side of - th marfceV'to dispose of the bi
valves. H. 'Doaver bffered the." expla
natioh that restaurant', keepers- make such
, v -; -v sales only to prevent surplus. ,stock from
. , epoilmg on their hands.
' , . The matter was referred: o fch'e ciarket
house committee. ' c x '
? . THE, BUDGET, '
; , - The following report, submitted "by City
. - Olerk Robertson; showed the -amounts now
. - remaining in the. city treasury to the. credit
of the. different .departments, of " the city i
watev.department i i . .vi -. ... . ,- -$3538' 7
, Sanitary depar-tmen't 4 . . -. 4S12 69
Fire'dapar.Dmeat, 872 50
j - - Police , epartm,e.nU -. . . . .'r..-; 67lfr 71
J 4- , - -Market ;partnjent "l4f 00
- .Miscellaneous ', . V. . . ' . ' 29'77 98
Bohoois V. n. '.' ; . , .". . J-; ,r 10010 57
.Salaries '. 1578- 76
l Interest ' : . . . ;. : ... 20834 25
- . Street-lighting 5202 37
- Street depastment deficit)' -.'3969,00
, Captain m: T. Weaver asked that the
. : Asheville, and Biltmore road be given Terv
mission to lay a switch at a point about
: midway petween the, termini,- City En
,.' gineer Eiee. stated thatthe point' wou,ldvJ
. . wnere. tue raa entered .south Main street,
'y-' and t was suges ted "that the Jroad purchase
.; . nana ontheeast side for the switch; and
v ' uuviaie . xne; necessixy ior tearing up 3 tne
pavement.-deferred to the street commit
5 - tee and city engineer for a. report.. -'
"CLINGMAN-SQUARE.' - -
. - ' tA ietit!on7-fbr a; chahee'xjf nam'e" r"of
' '''Court ' Square": to "Glingman Sq-tfare"
, was in the hands of the clerk but on request
' was oot "presented. - Other' similar peti
- tions-are betog circulated .andt itv.is. the
intention to present them all at .one time.
It ,was ordered that property. owners, on
Eagle' street, , North .ide, .between South
. r Main and Market streets, be ordered to lay
orick. sidewalks. .- ' -
"W.-j-H. leaver's eomtplsint ' of the inju-
riou's drainage' of water on his Pine street
property1 -was "referred to the board' of
. "health. " , , , . - -
- . iA report was sibmitted hy the water de
partment; 'showing that the charge -for -tap-
' ping, mains was attributable 4n .. the main
, to costof materials and not labor. : .
? :r: ' -The: city ngineer and street committee
v t were instructed, to r make a: repprt. on the
proposed widening, of .'.jCumberlandj avenue,
: ' ineaT . Starnes avepiie. t , ' '. '' v
. Bills ordered paJd:f' Carolina Coai c6mr
;V - pany $68f Southern, railway,' $42 r Ashertlle
-' Printing "company, ; $6.10; g." P." Mosley,
$2.15i Gaston' Patton, $62.50; M L. Reed,
$40.61; .M H.' Fletcher,' 2$; t Dr. EL
t Schirmef , $6.50 . MrSi -V.- -J. Ball, - $15.40;
v water -pay -Toll,' $64.99;isanitaryi pay, . roll,
-$84.48; street pay Troll, $167.47; . B. F.
Creasiman, $15, ( . - . ;
Cash oi hand' Nov.' 19 ;,.v. .$11708-63
:Pure-
5 TLek best, that I haye
1 handled since I have
; i1' been in business. ,.,;
i-.j Bring your jug and get
sr ; V a gallon of ifc Only.
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APPLE CIDER
Collected by J. A. Campbell ...... , 415 19
Collected1' by"'0. E. Robertso. M 9?
Collected 'by W. A. James ,5T 25
f Collected by W: . Bird ..;..; 32 30
Collected by G. H. Starnes ...... . ,10 42
: Total. ::.f.$i227s es
Less dishursements u . ... . ; : 2963 88
Balance $9314 , 77
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CIVIL; SERVICE ORDERS
Create a Stir in Collectpr Harklns
The .!repu!blicansrJ-inot - only of AsheviUle,
but "of this entire collection district, are
greatly astir over recent orders issued ou
of the department of internal revenue k
Washington, , regarding j the duties of . col
lectors -in - the matter of appointment to
pflioe, under the civil service law.
, It will he remembered that recently the
United States commissioner of internal rev
enue I Issued am order, ; interpreting' the law
and outlining . the duties of suibordlnate
officers In this .respect.-; Collector,, Harklns
has been in Washington for several days.
fori what purpose we do not know, v It to
a significant fact,; however, "that yester
day Mr. - D. Lt. Reynolds, whose maane &p
pears upon the 'list of Veliglbles," receiTed
the following notice: - . -D.
L. Reynolds, Esq., Abbeville" N. 'C.
. Sir: 'You are hereby assigned to' duty at
distillery of' W. S. fWilldamSi No." 4114, at
Lovelace, Wilkes county, to take! effect De
cember 1st, 1897. -You will promptly 're
port for duty to Deputy Collector E. O.
Mastin at-ZWflksboro, who will direct you
to the distillery named.
'Respectfully yours,
. U. S. HA51KINS, Collector..
Mrl Reynolds1 was appointed a storekeep
er and gauger under the administration of
ex-Collector Kope Ellas.
IMr. Reynolds was seen toy a Gazette re--
porteT last night; and in response to ah
Inquiry said: "I do not ,ant the place,
but see no other alternative than to go to
the post assigned me, which I shall do :at
the time designated in the notice."
. TO ASSIST NAT W. TAYLOR.
(Mr. Nat W.v Taylor 'has secured, the ser
vices of a very competent retoucher,
printer and finisher to assist him in his
higlh art photography. The gentleman 4s
Mr. I. Howell Lewis, who for four years
has occupied the same position he now
takes " with -Mr. Taylor in -the photographic
establishment 'of C W. Motes in Atlanta.
Mr." Lewis leaves -Mr.' -Motes' studio only
on-;account of the latter's retirement from
hoisiness
.The attention -''"of members of Zeb Vance
Camp. urc. V.; Is calBed to the'meetlto? to
be held this morning at 11 o'clock in.Hil-
DR. GLENN TO PRBACSH. Rev. P.'f F.i
' s 2 J J '.I J . ' III 11 Tl III Ul l ... S. . : .
Glenn, D.D.,-formerly editor of the' Hol
ston Method'ist.will preach at.hejFrench
Broad - Baptist - church Sunday. -;;.
TO CUEtD i COLD I CNE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine tT4tble., '4Jl
aruggists-reiuna tne money ii it raus to
cure. .2.5c.;. The. genuine has LT& ' & on.
eacn.iaoiec. . v ,: W , .
Local Business Items of Interest.
Madam )E3radd, palmist, Invites you all
to . call and ' have your , hand read Eagle
HoteL i Office hours,-tea to twelve rafter
noon, : four till l. nine 67 1 South. ' Main
streeJL-:,;-,;?----:v:-'--- - . 250-1
, Cascatt tfci stimulate the;liver kidneys
aad bowels. Never sicken.: weaken ' or
gripe, lOc.iat Pelham's Pharmacy, v ' , r
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BE CAREfTJii
Tn selecting your Hamness your Mfef is bit
stalie. J. M. Alexander has the best. NVx
11 Nortwest Court Square.
Overcoats,, men's suits; boy's suits and
knee -pants at price to sell on sight.
Mears & Son.
If you want well made clothing and the
kind you buyMears & Son.
. Largest packages of smoking tobacco for
i cents at the Alcazar. .- . .. ..
1y
Nine inch twist of tobacco for 5 cents at
the Alcazar.
iPrpsh roasted, chestnuts at the Alcazar.
EAf-WELL
: is the best, purest and J
: quickest made Gelatine $
: pn:the market t 1
! Sweetened, and Flavored with Fruit Juices. 1
. , . .
A. D. Cooper, G. A. Greer, j
. T. C. Butler,-W. T. Penni- - t
; ' man, Cowan & Stradley. i
Pretty Face
r;, ' r -. f -.' Jii and a damty ap-
pearahce are .desired by every
v : woman. : Do ypu. realize how
" . much toilet 'j "preparation' has
v x to do with "this ? Don't expe
' ' . riment with' the unknown, but
' ' get a bottle oi White Smith's
' L
. ' Camphor Cream, - which has
Cv. been fused - f oti the -past seven
if years with remarkable , results.
-; See - that you get the genuine
White Smith's Camphor Cream. ; v
?r'7 1-4 pz.; glass stopper bottle,' 25c.
- FOR SALE ONLY AT : ' . i .
The Me 6. kitii; Dnig Co,,
' Cor. Patton, AV?. and Hajrwood St.
HMMIli'lilMirMiM
No better and iertainlv' no
of furnishings can be found, anywhere. ' ,
" ' '-hv -v : ' -,'--i
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Clothing, Shoes,
Drhumor Block,
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Absolute Perfection in
Alexander
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Fountain Pen Construction :
. -" ' ' , Is Found Only In
The Swan Fountain Penl
It will write continuously and evenly,
'ways ready to -write as soon as it touches the paper. We have a. large stock
-w w uv uij ua-iu, uavo uiciii m
I Our Dining Oar
rV;,4" ' tie
35 cts Per Pound. ,
r',.-ft,t-.
WHY
!
- There are plenty of .'reasons why; .we
should "come up smiling" :, 'wt the canii-
; . '; -. - . ...... . .- -.; .
mencement of -our hewpening. ' ; . "- ,
f A .hig. Parade .makes iny merchant -Jtoappy.
We have in stock; fine, fresh lane of candy
and ia new line of Tenn'y's and. Lowney's
fine candles, that In variety, quality and
popularity, stands away at the top. We
haye beea able to mark - these goods at
prices so low that visitors quickly become
buyers,1 and the buyers freely admit that
we have the nicest stook of andy in town.
We notice ;vdally increase in -the rofuime'
of . our , trade, the evident satisfaction of
our customers and (the? growth sf -the, , idea
that we, are ready and witling to di'a -little;
better by our tradg than "any one else,
Don't'f orgefc to get your candy from --' -
"KISS-ME" CANDY STORE
' 8 North Court Square,
For Rent...
THDPP small store rooms In Para
1 iinidb gon bulldiug, fronting on
aywooa street.
CriHD desirable offices' and Chati
- rvurl room ia Johnston building
over T. O S nith's drug store, southwest cor
uer Public Square. ? . ,
X1AA re rooms on Lexington
. 1 VV Vf street.
, . . ,-APPLYTb
Ratiedge, MersoD,Wfib6l Co.
5 and 6 Johnston Building or r
Thomas D, Johnston
ThankgivingDay
' 1 1
.will soonbe here If youSirant
to besure of a nicely baking fire
in the midst of your preparationsr
if you want -that -Turkey'; baked a
lovely brown, crisp 4 and delicious,
use;; our-celebrated -Jellico .CoaL
You can depend upon it, " : - 1
WE
LAUGH
There's Signs j
: of the Times I
all over and through out stock
V of Men's Furnishings. ' Each
particle, bears the impress of
l; newness,' and . the joyoUsness,
. Vbf Thanksgiving finds an echof
v 3 in lrfVi trrAc tittA Twt'neta- r.
:; You will be filled.with gladX
" ? ness when -you see, tharray. J
of good things we have pro-
'vided. A veritable, feast for
: the eye, but one which is last-
.1 lilt; . duu uu uui aua-iix rvuic
rnrlrfr '. - " ' '4k
more .'varied, and ieautif til' line 1
,L. A
& Courtney,
Hats and PurnisMiigsl
1
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50 Patton Ave. 1
3
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will never SKIP or rRfYP InV. anfl f.
urny meuiumii tuiu. coarse poinra- taaiy $i
ROGERS9 BOOK STORE,
... ; No. 22 South Main Street.
Special Colfee
; : ;i 3: Ponnds tor ."
EIEIR,: : 3
THANKSGIVING
and OLD FASHIOlELV,
ROCKINGHAM WARE
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4 ... .
ChixijatCpS
12 N Court Square.
J''. '
POUOE HEABQUARTBRS-Police head
quarters were lively last night Two ne
groes, Wash Johnston and .Will Saxton,
had had a scrap on West College street
and both were locked up. Johnston ac
cused Saxton of stealing his money which
caused the iaffray. J .. j, .
tjrr. tr'-c '. '
0EOjONmii.O3ARLE. The Klondike
sociable, which was announced to harve
k taken place, last . evening' at Central M. E.
qnurcn, nas 'been psorstponed and other an-,
nouncements" will be made latere -'s
, : , . -
, COL.- iAlM'ERON'S CONDITION. The
condition fit Colv John.D. Cameron remains
without any very material change for sev
eral days.' .He is seriously fll.v ' '
ASHEVILLE BAR. There will he a
meeting of the Asheville Bar association
this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Legal
building.
G. A. -Greer , last night utilized one of
the guys -for the - Vance monument scaf
folding by suspending thereon a large ad
vertisement of his "Dining Car SDedal"
coffees. .
SCROFULA in its worst form
yields to the blood cleansing power
of Hood's Sarsaparilla. Thousands- of
cases' have been perfectly 'CURED
I DR. GEO. THRASH,
SURGERY AM). MEDICINE.
Office and Residence,
Phone 211. ; 24 South Main St.
BON-BONS
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GHOGOLATE
Received twice weekly :
at their selling agents.' V, . :
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Heinitsh & Eeaffaii
Practice Me Perfect :
I j a.nn nrar.tifrft'and "natrrtn
Uge have" helped us;to;turn out as
?eary perfect work-as any laundry
it capable of. Attention to; little
I . .... . . . ' - . .
things an4,: a ' desire to please the
custome44'-T-Udetail'go.es
J I wonderfully towards obtaining per
fection and patronage? at one, and
the same' tirhe.w iv -
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Asheville Steani Lauhdrvf:
-43, ; West College street.
every possible test, and it has stood then all. It is
not only safe, strong and seryile bTgraceful;
light and beautiful and the price 'beings right, what
more can ypu ask in a wheel? ? --'vi:
ASSOILIE CYCLE GQDPAHY,
. . Eugene C. SawyerV Mgr.,;: ;?;
Jelephone 228. . .47 Patton Avenue. .
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FINEST' GOLD IBAP' TOBAOCO ' FOR
j&p&yut'x to
BACCO IS GROWN IN "A- SECTION OP
NORTH CAROLINA KNOWN AS SHAKE
BRIGHT GOLDEN iBAF. , IT9 : ONL.
TEN CENTS. TRY A ' PACKAGE. A
cigarette' book with eactt pack-
age. " ' ' . . . ;
L.
Sole Agt for Asheville.
. - . - -- - ...
the Leading Cigar Store,
17. Patton Avenue.
v Free Reading Room in rear : of store,
handsomely flexed f or the public. - -
OOOBEAKE
NORTH ASHEVILLE
f I Market
AND :VEGETABE3.
, ; 33 East St.; '- Phone 209. :
ONLY MEAT MARKET IN
' DOUBLEpAY.r ' - i
FROZEN UNDER' ICE. ' "-
The fattest sweetest j juoiest, teat urt
Ing.r highest flavored tenderest, quickest
and most easily- cooked roasts.steaks and
stews always on band. -- - ;
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. - : TO ADVERTISE .
IN -THE - . -
i GAZETTE WAN T COLTJMH
;7",twtory fcrick building. J3. (rooms
and 'basement. --A warmy comfortable (budld
lng. 'Lower; sto,rysuitable for (business,
or the - whole 'for hoarding" house;''
- . Apply tor-1"' ' r? i '
,v:..'"':-!- .
BLOMBERG
Meatvl
FOR ilKNT
The Hoe-Keeper'i-:Pride
is to have her stufkev : roasted to a
rich browri, as the;T piece de resist
ance forhe-Thanisgiving dinner.
She is aJTs6;jpxpud'bf the fact that
the good.l)onie,sticKut Goal which
shexobks it Jwith costs ? only oo.
AsheMeJckM Company,
a.i ATToix 'AVENUE.
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Critics of
Wheels
Can find. rn6 " fault with
the v'EAGLE : ; They
don't try.; Every part of
itis. as near: perfection
as years " of study and
experience can bring it.
It has been subjected to
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The - Leading ; Oyster x Parlor.
DO YQU EAT?
If so you will be interested in; the fact that
has; reopened; his Lunch Room 'and 'Dining
Parlor at his old stand 5 and 7 East Court
Sq.uare. ' , ' . r - -; -
The Dining Roomand, Oyster-Parlor has
been refitted. and refurnished In very at
tractive style. Ladies'--Private Parlor in
the rear, i Many , other improvements have
been -added.. ,,Thecuisine will be under the
personal management of Mr: Gross, which
Insures unsurpassed service to the eating
public. . Every want of the epicure will bo
catered to in a manner that cannot fall to
please." Give us a trial visit and you wjll
come again'. :iFormer: customers will find
an Inviting welcome at the old stand.
Lunches ,put, up, for traveling purposes.
Oyster, loaf-put , up. to order. 5 and 7 East
Court: Square:;; Open until two o'clock a.
Game arid Oysters 'in Season.
If you we npt ' ' "
' ; -! V'71 ; V frTT . TI T H Tr?
To youT OTm Interests,', you will send your
work to the Model Steam Laundry, Churci
steeet.We have the latest and best ma
chinery and do th.beVwork.v- :
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TlfQSpot.Gash Store;
GAROLIHAiSOALGOi
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Druggists,
21 NAlaiivSt,
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23 Paitout Ave.
Phone 130.
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STEAn LAUNDRY
TcleDhond ' 151 -
Church St and Patton Ave.
Opposite Postomce. - " ;-
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