5
HEIIITZ'S '.BAKED BEftHS,
M3-Go3ol -'flu Beat!
Rogers
2)o
ifrxmiATd SAUCE,
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' ',Tin3 SIGN OF 'TUB BOOK."
Ell
IliiorePatS(
Mr1?. -J? tt5"
. , " . f ards.
- 'A pleasant card, party was, entertained
"'1 at Morgo Terrace last nighit, by .Miss
- ;,The flue ieirace on he Ncrth Malta
' . .street side of Dr. -' Burroughs', residence
, r" ' jpropery "was yesterday sown with, trlpple
. .. ". .The Wornaitt'e foreign Mlssionlairy
- ciety, of. Ceniiriji Mt E.-church, sovfchi
, ,wm meet, an ne lecture room or ttne
, - - ch,urch this afternoon- at 4 o'clock.
'- ' The home of tfhe Misses Brown on
' Jijcrth Main street, was devoted ta a. -da-
? -lighttful gathering of society ilolks lairt
mg-nt. uiie evenung was occupied with
" .,r -" ; . The auction sale commenced, yesterday
-V . . ; .'aT Charles A. Webb, administrator of
- - - tne estate of the laite Lieutenant Soott,
- oy is. uoffin, auctioneer, mHi te coo
. t; ducted agiain today fa Aroint of 'the court
vv t V house at 12 o'clock.
-. 1 Ikey Swartzberer bias been discharged
. c . . . - He was accused of ooontrng Beonie
Swafitzburg's letiter. Justice Summey
? 5 -: . teemed the evidence insuffiolem and dia
'!-i:-T:'. .. missed the case. Postofftce Inspector
. . John W. v Bulla assisted the proaecu
ition. '.
The fju-ction eaie of ipereomal property
' belonging to tJie late Judge B. D. Car
tv ter, which was comment ed on Feturuary
k th ,1st, was conductted agiain yesterday
-.fa , for-" Charles A. Webb, admiia'istria'tor, by
E. Coffin, auctioneer. It will go on ag'ain
today at t o'clock, to fronit of ''Me court
house.
Richmond Dispatch says: The clerk
of the United Srtes disirio): court at
' . Asheville, N. C,. has subpoenaed Mr. A.
J. Wray, of 328 South Cherry street, "this
: city, to appear An ithaJt court on 'the 15th
,s of .February, as a wd'tnesB in the case of
the Umi'hed States ag'adaist Messrs. Wil
liam E. Breese and W. H. Penland.
Mr. George O. Ccibb, and old Hickory
boy, who hias been resldimg in Rome, Ga.,
,'- for several years, has decided to locate in
Asheville. He has purchased a half in
1 teres't im the icigiar faitory of Mr. Pred
; Mclmturff, and they will enlarge .their
"1 . busiiaess. Mr. Cobb, will visit his rela
; tivee aaid many friends itn' Hickory as
soon sas he ge's his business in proper
v. Eihape. Hickory Press.
"!. Among the effects of toe late Judge E.
v; D. Carter, I'hat were sold yesterday by
Charlfs A. Webb, edmmistrator, were
. f ouffld two slips of paper on which Judge
r Carter and W. W. Davies had written
. ' rtheir guesses of the result of the congres
jsional election soon after the judicial
convention at which. Judge Carter failed
,, of noimitaationu CanteT's guees was 195
majority for Crawford, Davies' 225,
-Crawford's majority on the official count
"was 238.
PER!
n
J. O. Harrisan Is in town from Frank
lin. v ' $xS
W. K. Merrick, of EWllsboro, N. Cv
ie in the city.
Mr. H. F. Rumbouigh is 4n the cdty
from Hot Springs.
W. G. StevensonC of Charlotte, is a
Visitor in the city.
Captain W. B..Troy arrived In 'the city
from Balfour yesterday.
Sxfe
D. C. Cummiiogs, of Clyde, N. C, ar
rived in the city yesterday.
..The Misses Mamie and Blanche Nel
son are in town from Kmoxvdlle.
&S
' James S. Coleman, of Weaverville, has
returned from his 'trip to Atlanta.
J. H. McNeely arrived in 'the city
.Trom Morg'anton, Wedmiesday nig:ht.
Mr. and Mrs. Pefcy H. Gordon, of
-BuTgetftstownr, Psfc, 'are in 'the city.
Lawrence P. MlcLoud is expected to
return from Raleigh, ei'ther today or to
morrow. Deputy Collector John B. Ainslee, of
Llsbee, Jackson county, arrived in Itown
yesterday.
v Mrs. Harry Heinistsh and children wnt
to Sparttansburg yesterday maiming for
a short visit.
SxS
A. H. Steele, George A. Murray and
G. W. Queeiner, of Knoxville, are visit
ing in the cky.
, T.-C Stames, clerk of the superior
court, is critically ill at ( his home on
Starnes avenue.
John W. Bulla, postofflce tospecitor for
North Carolina, left yesterday morning
if or .Salisbury.
Mrs. A. F. Weaver and children have
returned from "Weaverville to their home
am Broad street.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. W. Graham will
leave Tuesday for a momtin's visit to var
ious resorts In 'Florida. '
Carytaln James P. Sawvr.1ft. veit.r-
day f or Morgantom on business relating
to the insane asylum.
J, W. Norwood, president of the Na
tional bank 'of Wilmlngtom, arrived in
the cdty yesterday evening on business.
QDNAL
. - v - Charles 1. Maxwell, of Washington.
V j . has ben transferred to the Asheville
: V. postofflce, -He entered on his duties as
felerk, yesterday.
I,'.:
? , ' W. C. McLaughlin and his nephew,
v, lxuis Johnson, arrived in the city' yes-
terdav morning. Louis Johnson will ea-
-s ter Bingiham schoolNas a cadet.
. x$
. Captain C. F. Camp, of the Sou'tthem
': U Railway, who has been. on an. extended
$ idi Al 34 PATtOrf AVENUE,
S ' , ' - ,f. bdz .iy jS-j
" t , h. i Local vSenerv
'.St
0
rr.t
I
Cents a Can 1
The best and only genuine
Baked Beans on the market.
FRESH COTTOLENE
Country Leal Lard
Fox River and Tennessee
CREAMER BUTTER
Our Goods and Prices speak foe
. themselres.
A. D. COOPER.
South Main,
TRtOUR
SALTED PEANUTS
THEY ARE FINE
ONLY 5 CTS. A BOX
KISS-ME CANDY COt'S
CAFE.
43 Patton Avenue.
A. C. Mitchell, Manager.
SMOKE TRAYLOR'S
MAGISTRATE
CIGAR
WnM. IK.ir0)
ary IKDttDn ait
N. , H DDni!iPtt
it - the mmair
kett enmtiraimce
hunting trip near Titusville, Florida, has
returned to ithis city, via Spartanburg.
Mrs. W, H. Chatfield arrived in he
city, from New York, i yesterday. She
is siiopping at Albemarle manor. Her
husband, Captain Chatfield, Fifih iinfant
ry, U. S. A.f as at Santiago de Cuba.
Second! hand furniture taken as par
payment on new furniture at Mrs. Ti. A
Johmsoii'o, 27 North Main street. 303-3
.SUMMER HEAT
Is the temperaitura throughout jthe
house, at the Oaks (hotel.
rYGPEPSIA is the cause of un
toldsufferiiiar. Bv taking HooV
Sarsaparilla- the digestive organs are
toned and dyspepsia 10 CU RED.
.cv!Q;ifi:klie
Hold 0
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Rogers Boolv iStore,
'Phone No 254.
7 i
3
I HI '
Asheville Cycle Company
Eugene C. Sawyer. Mgr. ,
Phone 228 16 & 18 Church St
THE BALAIGE
'v. -
Of our Ulsters at two-thirds their cost.
We may have just what you want. Gall
and see them. AH Men's and Boys Suits
and Overcoats at absolute cost.
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN UNDERWEAR,
SHOES, GLOVES, HOSIERY AND FANCY
SHIRTS. '
2Le. 18 Patton Ave
COR. LEXINGTON AVENUE.
Livery, Feefl anJ Sale StaMes.
Full lire ot First, Class Livery. Rubber Tired Busrgm-. Hviinf.
Lessons given. Prompt attention paid to nil orders. Opei.
day and night. ?:
CO. MILLARD, PBOP.
Phone 180. 27 Haywood St.
4. VKorcf to
Our line of Golf goods is
now completed The cele-
brated Bridgeport goods
experts; g
golfers
0 ll&tfers;
Cents
.VT Jt".
- " ' .
;: ' ,:' 2b South Main.Street
. 1
Is the time
to briDg your, Bicycles
-in and have, them cleaned a"i d
a justed lor. the roniinp; hea
Bon's riding:.;' We aie prepared
to do it WELL and prkoi tly at
a comprritavely .smaU coHt.
New Stock
OPP. HOTEL BERKELEY.
r jiguring on Coal-
pfvhlghi grade , is different from 'figuring
i. an: Jnfriorferade ; tor economy It
fakes leaswof j hisrhVV well, screened,
63aL tot&pw -0tthemUnTount'.bl
hat,thanuiyiOther coair you caniljur.-
I It ! ' cleans? satisfactoy? .ajtia 'cosf,,oar
mere itd iss efficient' coki ffJ V :
si hunts JV-i-iJii-i ij, ?r, fcs'it
25
NOW
Talking through his hat
TV? -
the man 3s who tells, you that he cast
nvai our laundry work in beauty or gen
eral satJsfuattoia to the "wearer. We kee
on top In up Id date Sundry: njethod
ana we take special paJina to please eai'
Individual patron In the exquisite- JBLnls
and general renovation d their linen
Care in handling is our watchword,' ,
Asheville Steam Laundry
4
Thine 95.
43 WEST, COLLEGE ST.
JAS. P. SAWYER, President. N
CapitaJ. Stoclr - - - SIOOOOO:
Superior Facilities tor Doing a General
v Banking Business.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
'safe deposit bobs for rknt
FIRE
A. TEIFIELD'S STOCK,
LATELY DAMAGED BY FIRE,
MUST BE CLOSED OtfT BY SATURDAY.
Would prefer to close out as a whole.
-Stock
Cigars, JPIpes, 1THpacc, !por
Ing t&oodls, . taitloii'w j, etc,
- "
Remember the place,
28 SOUTEE .-W&n& ST.
mm
FOR
S
LIVERY.
l-li-Dl
P. A. HEARS, Prop.
Below Swaunanoa Hotel.
HAS NOW pN DlSlLAY
South bl
J Cigars 5 cents pa $1.00
O Washingixwi, D. C, 1877. , u Ashevil'e N. C . 1898 0
8 FrahhMMughi an
5
8
O seven dollars each, , and ' Meerschaum Jipes - Cgar a nd
: Cigarette Holders a j cents "to I25 each - v
Cigars by itie Box
11 1
5rc v We ask comparison of our
of .the legitimate tobacconists o
3
AchvYour Grocer for IT-,
Asheville Hilling Comp'
kassfectarera.
Coal Selected and Re-screen.
f ed for Domestic Use.
HtaAra' Agents, Wholeaale
I ; ?; and Retail
MeYlUe Ice and Coal Compacj
- V
S4 patton Avmrun.
; is:o3srsi 40.
DXSTXLIiED WATHB. .
, ; K. RANKIN, CmdJm.
SALE I
consist, of-
LIVERY.
FEED
AND r
SALE
Victdrias,
Surrys,
T. Carts,
English Tandem
Carts,
RUBBER TIRE
AA BUGGIES,
:: .And the best equipped
SADDLE HORSES in
the city.
85 South Main St,
1HE FINEST LINE OF
New York.
each. Briar Pipes 25 cents to
:at Factory Prices.
stock; and prices with- that
the laree cities. -
nm a tit ti
oMdld
GnnoiL
IiT 7 Try At AVFr'
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