THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE., JANUARY, 24, 1899
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THE EASIEST, WAY TO MAKE MONEY
s t6 paviVj ;by bn inK yonr Finite, qgsis.tktionery, etc , .af
the leading irtiit store. t C w;
;r.' t E. P. KEELING, C ;
; V - Succossor fco W. E.
Phone 118. PbeeDeliveby.
'' The new furniture tap the
-pharmacy arrived yesterday.
Paragon
i The citizens mass meeitlAsr' will: com
- mence at 8 oUock tonight in the court
; i , house.
5 Charles H. Brown, colored, has been
commissioned second jieutenan of Ool.
, Thaa Jones' command, the Tenth vol
unteer infantry. . -
?Pna.nk Pounders, a young colored boy,
t will be tried in police ckurt 'this morniog,
- vm a birie of stealing 35 ceota from
Mrs. Koppelberger.
IMed, January 23 Mrs. C. W. Judson,
of New Haven, Conn. The funeral ser
vices will be held January 24 at 12.30 p.
m., a-t 26 Arlington place.
"The Seven Ages of the Earth," was
the subject at en illustrated lecture at
All Souls' parish house, Biltmcre, lasl
night. J. A. Roebling delivered the
lecture.
A social will be given at the Central M.
E. Church next Friday night, under the
auspices of the Cemtral Epwor.th league.
A musical program has been arranged.
Refreshments will be served.
"William Hill, the broker on Paitton av
enue, has engaged Charles Russell, of St.
Louis, to fill the plositioni resigned by
John T. Gaster. Mr. Gaster has accep
ted a position in Washington.
The wedding of Miss Ada Johnscn, of
this '.city, and Edgar T. Ware, of Dan
viire, Va., Qpcurred in New York Wty
ia-st Thursday. The Rev. Or. nougton
. performed the ceremony. Mrs. Ware is
a sister of Mrs. T. H. Cobb, of this city.
The Woman's Guild, of Trinity parish,
will have a fair on the afternoon, and
evening of Thursday, January 26, at 67
Piatton avenue, the store formerly oc
cupied by Sawyer, and kindly loaned by
Mr. Johnson. Refreshments will be
served.
' The North Asheville M. IE. Church held
- their: "missionary entertainment" last
night An excellent program had been
. prepared and received! careful rendition
from the performers. The proceeds
were devoted! to the childinens missionary
society.
Shortly before 8 o'clock Sunday night
the oventurning of a lamp in the home
, of C. W. Stiketeather, on Bailey street,
a '. started a small blaze. Ani alarm) was
v. turned in but the fire was extinguished
before the firemen's arrival. No damage
, was done.
The officers of the Anti-Saloon league
held a meeting Sunday afternoon in the
Y. M. C. A. rooms. The finances were '
discussed!, and a plan to raise money for
the work, submitted. The outline of the
wr-v w?? ilso drawn up and subjected
t discussion.
The French Broad council, Royal Ar
canurrL gave an enjoyable oyster sunper
. in the K. of P. hall last night A full at
- tendance attacked the lucibus bivalves,
which were served in a number of d'if
ferent styles. Toasts and speeches con
eluded ithe supper.
A pairty was given by Miss Ethel Wil
eon at the Grant house, on MontfoTd
avenue, last wight, complimentary-to her
tguest, Miss Ullmer, of Norwich, Conn.
It was a highly enjoyable affair, Mis"
Wilson- performing the duties of hostess
with charming grace.
ij. P Sutton of Black Mountain is in
it!he city and! reports that the village is
on a ibom. In (addition to the building
erected by (the Rural Retreat association
forty two new house have been built
wi,tbin the past twelve months, and oth
era are in course of -construction.
All. persons, both ladies and gentlemen
toto ba-e taken petitions for the Anti
Saloon league movement, are urged to
complete their canvass by Friday, 27th
Inst., and hand their list? to J. STine?n-berg,-or
sendJ eama to Rev. J. W. Lee,
Greensboro, N. C, as is most convenient
- for them.
Wednesday being St. Paul's da;
there will be holy communion at Trini
. ty church at 11 a, m. The regular Fri
; day evening service will be held this
week at the usual hour, 4.30 o'clock.
The meeting of the1 Willing1 Workers
will occur on Wednesday at 4 o'clock in
the chapel.
As a . result of doing aJ number of
things at once, a man made himself the
center of attraction on the square yester
day afternoon. He was riding horse
back. In front ofl him he carried a
huge trunk which he steadied with one
hand. With the other hand he was lead
ftng an untruly bull by a rope.
The case of Shep. Hampton, charged
with attempted1 assault by his sister in
law, Miranda Hammton, was brought
before Justice Stokeley yesterday morn
v- Ing. The assault was alleged to have
been attempted near! Leicester.. Mrs.
" Hampton failed to put in am aDoearnce
- and "the def endamt was discharged.
. Police court docket contained twelve
cases yesterday. Will Bruton ani Annie
Thompson, colored, arraigned tor assault
. were discharged. Alf Taylor was bound
r, over to court, charged with carryinig can
. ceailed! weapons. A colored woman
' caught loitering on the streets, was fined
: $5. Eight cases of drunkenness were
5 s. fined . The total fines amounted to $37. .
i This whflt the Charlotte Observer
.' I has toay bot "Miss1 Jerry," who is
to appear at (the Grand, January 31st;
'Th Fitory ,the pictures, the author;
-' the Celling were all charming. It is safe
':.' - to eay that not on person In a hundred
Periodical Tickets;
"We take pleasttre In aninbunchie fthat
uh Jb to meotehaiD-'ta tor 1899 Bb sUperloir
i to any heretofore published., . , t-.i
Every firm is of thfe " highest aHamdlng
aad thedr prices are lowest, for the qua!-
ftiiea offered.- . ' . ...-.T
" - Ton - are tavlted to call aft the office.
; V; 34 Paltitoia avenue and aha gta Kst,of
firms and Oaoolc ox; tickets or your own
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-."'-''f -HISS COLE, 'Hanagep.. r
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Allen, 58 Pattbn Ave.; )pp P.(X
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TRY OUR1
SALTED PEANUTS
THEY ARE FINE
ONLY 5 CTS. A BOX
KISS-HE CANDY CO.'S
CAFE. -43
Patron Avenue.
A. C Mitchell, Manager.
Perfect Satislaction
And a saving go with ?
every purchase.
ANOTHER LOP OF THOSE
California Prunes
at Se.
Same as others sell for 8c.
Pure Country Lard at same
price of Western, v
Sugar Cured Hams
10, 11 and 12c.
Graham & Rye Flour
at 3c.
A. D. COOPER.
32 South Malm
had an idea of what he was to see, and
not one person int. the large audience
but rendered! the general verdict, Ta
delightful enlteTtainrntenit' "
Deputy Collector T. C. McCoy re
turned yesterday from Greenville, S. C.
He reports much work done in that sec
tion. Depunes McCoy, hi. A. AKin ana
H. Rice, were in one raiding hand and
since January 1st. have succeeded in de
stroying thirty-four Illicit distilleries.
The still were located! in Rabun county
Ga., Oconee and Greenville counties, S.
C, and Polk and Rutherford counties in
this state.
Prof. M. M. Lemmond. "announced hia
intention yesterday of closing up his
school in the -Paragon building, known
as the Southern Business College . He
intends to open a similar sflKI either in
Bristol, Tenn. or Grennsboro, N. C.
Prof, and Mrs. Lemmond leave for Brie
tol this week. The Southern Business
College has been a boon to many ambl
tious .young people and closes with .a
splendid record.
Our mattreeses are the best in the clov
for the money. Your patronage ' will be
highly appreciated. CaJll and see my
line of goods. .
MRS. L. A. JOHNSON, 4
27 Northi Main Street
Dr. David Kennedys
Favorite Remedy
cures all kidney, stomach
'AND LIVR TROUBLES .
Child's Spring Heel Shoes, sizes 6 tw
8, 35c G. A. Mears and Sons
Use Quaker. Cabinets and prevent L
Grippe. 301-&t
Gents' woolen, cashmere and kid
gioves at Mears.
SUMMER HEAT
Is the temperature throughout the
house, at the Oaks (hotel.
Remember the fixe sale at 28 South
Main street The entire stock of A. Tri
fieid, slightly damaged1 by his recent
fire, is being sold 'regardless of cost.
298 6 t "
Ladies' Starp Seamless Slippers.
per cent, of cost. All sizes. G. A. M
and Sons.
Horrible agony isi caused by piles,
burns and skin diseases. These are im
mediately relieved, and quickly cured hv
DeWitt'e Witch Hazel Salve. Beware
of worthless imiitatlon.; Paragon phar
macy. DYSPEPSIA is the cause of un
told suffering. By taking Hood's
Sarsaparilla the digestive organs are
toned and dyspepsia J $ CU RED.
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You'll find lot s, of odds and ends here in PAISTS9
UNDERWEAR, FANCY SHIRTS and
NECKWEAR; some below costf others at
COSt.' : You may need something in that line to
n tide you over, till spring.
p. - uur ic unc- ui mnier weignt uioining
for- M en and Boys at
i i5 wi-s!,'.;; ci-t -- -ev I-.- . -v-
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HSMB ;;OTEJTFiTTES
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11 Nation Avei;f'Phcne 78.'
" , ; are two thingshat every refined family must, possess. You.canot
afford to exist without book, as they , arej the' greatest 'means. Kf enligihten
ment You caimc afford to ave boo ks vlthout a case; as the booiks will'
soon go to the W-boWa: Wej have th e only bookcase worth (ba.Vlngf. r It is the
Wernicke Elastle. You .'can buy it to ; just fit your fflbrary aaid make its
growth keep pace. If yoni have- boo ks you will enjoy an Inspection, of these
cases. CaU and see catalogue.
Rogers9 Book Store,
Phone No 254.
Io selling Bicycles, have we been able to offer the excep
tional values in wheels that we now are in position to
do. We want you all to come and see the new "Eagles"
for they are '"birds" indeed.
Asheville Cycle Company
Eugene C. Sawyer. Mar,
Phnne 228 16 & 18 Church St
Broken Lots!
Heavy Underwear and Hosiery, Clothing, Overcoats,
and Ulsters, Trousers, Sweaters, and Shoes
To sell out the entire RfyK-k or winter lints we ofinr them at
absolute cost. .
More clothinp: value fhan you are able to g?t outside this
store. Better Values tu all line than can tound flsewher
:Jl p;ood chance to prepare for the approachiug cold nap
Store POttOU AV6.
COR. LEXINGTON AVENUE.
A. TRIHELB'8 STOCK
LATELY DAMAGED BY FIRE
It Must go at
25 CENTS OUT THE BOLL AH!
Goods consisting of '
CDfigafS amid TTobacco, IPipcs
BBMjBsei ' Ar Hides, at
28 SOUTH MAIM ST
Remember, It's only tor FIVE DAYS. Will
sell at wholesale or retail.
i
eason Sale.
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25 oer cent discount
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'THE SIGN OF THE BOOK.1
2d South Main Street
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During
previous year
Of our seven years' ex-penence
Broken Prices!
New Stock
OPP. HOTEL BERKELEY.
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Time has tested it,
And everyone , that uses our JelHcoi high
grade coal acknowledges ita superior
pierics. jaiconuray in consumption, a
clear, orignc nre, tnajt raaiates more heat
than any other coal you can. use. . olq
by the
GAnoLincontGO.
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Talking through his hat.
the man is who tells you that he can
rival our laundry work in beautv or een
era! satisfaction o the wearer. We keep
on xop in up to a ate laundrv meUmds.
and we lake special pains to please each
inaivrciuai patron in the exquisite finish
and; general renovation of their linen,
Care in handling is our watchword.
Asheville Steam Laundry
Phone 95.'
43 WEST COLLEGE ST.
GREAT REMIT
GTo (UosftMiiiiie for CDjm Week
dDimly.
We shall offer the greatest sale on Remnants and Odd and
Ead Goods ever beea in asheville. Cost will not figure in this sale
asthj goods must be cleaned oat, and the first come will gee
caoice A line of Feat her bone, C B., P. M. and other corsets that
we do n t intend to keep in future. The regular price of these coi
sets were $1 and codt 75c; at this sale
To Close at
Remnants in Table linen ia
Odd Napkins and Doylies, three to a dozen. Remnants in Scrim,
5 and 6 yard lengths. Remnants in Curtain Swiss. Remnants in
Toweliugs, Crashes, Odd Towels. Remnants in Drtss Goods,
lengths ranging from 2 to 5 yards. These values will surprise you.
Remnants in Fancy Silks, Our sOc Tarn Caps to go for 25c. to
close. Our 25c Tam Caps to close at 19c. Men's Odd Undershirts
at less than half regular ptices. -Ladies' and Misses' odd pieces
Underwear that tor price will surprise ab cheapness. A few old
pairs Lace and Dot. Swiss Curtains in this remnant sale. Odd
skirts in wool, sateen and mohair
saving this is. .
Remember there are remnantts and oJds in every department, and you will
surely find something you need or. will need, and if so you will find tit to your
advantage to BUY NOW. . tEvery remnaat or odd has a large ticket showing
quantity, stating former price and thie sale price. These goods will he on sale
for this week only. Strictly cash to every one. No ticket taken on remnant sale.
More value for vjeur money than ever heard of before in Asheville.
Bon
iarche,l
Washington, 0. C, 1877-
Frank Loughtan
HAS NOW ON DISPLAY 1HI FINEST LINE OF
SilOKERS t ARTICLES-
South o New York.
Cigars 5 cents to $1.00 each. Briar Pipes 25 cents to
seven dollars ' each, and Meerschaum Pipes Cigar and '
Cigarette Holders 25 cents to I25 each - r
Cigars by the Box at Factory Prices. ;
h--- We ask comparisorof our
1 ot the legitimate tobacconists
,Pnra.Gonio!tli6 Wbeat!
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Ash Your Grocer for IT-
Asheville Hilling Comp')
M&naf&ctttrcrs
Coal Selected and Re-screen
ed for Domestic Use.
Miners' Agents, Wholetalt
and Retail
AsMle Ic3 and Coal Compaey
S4 PATTON A VBWTJB.
'njBTmLED watbb.
59 Cents.
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lengths of 2& 2, 2, 2 yards.
that you will see at once what a
Ashevil!e,N. a. 1898.
stocjc and prices with A that
of the large cities. - ,
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