ASHEVILLJ; DAILY GAZETTE,, TUNE 7.IQ01
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Received,,
75 Rolls
Straw batting
In Beautiful
Patterns.
If you want good matting that
(will wear, we can suit you. We
want you to see the goods they
will do the rest.
Sawyer s
Carpet House
Plume 22S. No.18 and 20 Church St
Fop Rent op Sale
Furnished and unfurnished
houses in choice locations.
Several bargains in fine farms.
See us before renting or buy
ing. H. F. GRANT & SON,
48 Patton Avenue.
Three Important
Reasons
Best Results, Most Courteous
Treatment, Prompt Hervice are
the three reasons why your laun
dry work should come to the
Asheville Steam
Laundry
43 W. College street.
Tel. 95.
Class in Shorthand.
. The Asheville .School of Stenography
and Typewriting will commence its
summer class on Monday, June 10. Also
special class with special terms for
school children, to commence on same
-day.
Persons wishing further information
of either of these classes will please call
cm or before the tenth Inst., at class
room, Sondley bldg.. corner Patton ave
mie and Church St., or telephone Miss,
Emanuel. Telephone 394. Mail
inquiries receive prompt attention.
Telephone 133.
MTHER80H& MOORE,.
U1B1NG
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Tin and slate roofing, Guttering
find. Ctornice Work. Repairs of
xll kinds usually done in a first
jlass Tin Shop promptly attetnded J
to. Steel Ranges, Fire Bricks,-,
Fire Clay and Tile Pipe for roof
Irains always on hand.
45 College Street.
E CD IE.
Leave your orders for ice at 20 N.
Court square, or Telephone No. 121.
rrHv m tv. TOcured from wagons.
wat omieT
Ice Delivery Company !
THE
PL
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Extraordinary Values in Clothing
fhave taken out of my regular stock all small lots
of suits and placed them on the Bargain Counter
at the following Cut Prices:
$10.00 Suits at $6 48 $12.50 Salts at $8.68
$15 00 Suits al $9.98 $18 and $20 Salts at $t3. 98
Many of these suits are of this season's make, but only
-one and two suits of a lot. Alterations are Extra.
Phone 72.
- Of I MIWS.
The AAevlUe Hardware Company.
A baby girl was recentfy ; born to
Capt. and Mw. . E; Pickens of Ju
piter. Capt.and Mrs. iPickens have
been married more than 22 years.
The fire department has received an
invitation to attend the state firemen's
tournament, to toe held at Charlotte
July 23, and 26, Inclusive.
The second quarterly conference of
t, wmtI -will meer at xiayww
church at 7 o'clock
Street Methodist
this evening.
orders have been received at the re-
rrulttaie station from the War depart
ment to enlist desirable men for service
in the coast artillery, an-a sena mem i
Fort McHenry, Baltimore.
James B. Sieghe, for several years
junior member or J
chk Pa tton avenue grocery firm.
Uittjwv t
has been appointed postmaster at New
found, to succeed Levi PlemonS, resign-
ttv,q fflA -wilf lbe at J. CM', and J.
B. Siegbe's store and has been made a
money order office.
There will be an excursion to Waynes
ville on the 18th, instant, under the
auspices of St. Lawrence's congrega
tion. The price of tickets will be $1 for
will be dancing at the Wnite Sulphur
Springs hotel, the music Refurnished
be at the depot to drive the party to
There will be field sports
the hotel
also.
cigars worth smoking at Biomberg'.
NEED FOR HEW COURT HOUSE
Just before the opening of the Supe
rior court yesterday morning Hon. H.
A. Gudger, in behalf of the new court
house committee mounted the judge's
bench , and spoke a lew minutes to the
250 talesmen summoned .on the Emma
burglary case and others present on the
needs and feasibility of a new court
house. Every man present reaiizea uie
need of one before the day was over
and any one who doubts the need of a
new court house should have been pres
ent at this trial yesterday. The most
overwhelming argument that could be
advanced was the uncomfortably
crowded condition of both the seats for
the public and the members of the !bar.
The aisles were constantly filled not
only with spectators but talesmen who
could not obtain seats. .
In all cities elsewhere the size of
Asheville and 4n counties the size of
Buncombe there are court houses with
modern conveniences and now that
public spirited men have paved the way
we should-have a court house commen
surate with our needs.
Miss Exwight of Converse College,
Spartanburg, is visiting at Mrs.
Branch's, on Stames Avenue.
W. F. Snider of Salisbury is here.
John Seibles of Columbia. S. C, is
here on a short visit.
Xs
Raymond Lyons of Knoxville came up
yesterday on a short visit.
Mr. Will Ross is enjoying a week's
stay at Asheville, tN. C Knoxville Sen
tinel.
J. F. MiIler, editor of the Hickory
Press, is in the city for a few days.
gx$
Sheriff Ramsey of Madison came from
Marshall yesterday.
C. E. Weatherby, representative of
the Rumford (Baking Powder company,
is in town.
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Mrs. J. Tj. Kelly, rwho has been stay
ing at 70 Orange street, left for Wea
verviHe yesterday. There she will (be
joined by her husband and children.
voluntarily amid conscientiously, and
With much pleasure we reocommend to
our readers Pain-KMer. We speak
from experiealce when we say that it
removes pain as if by magic, and Is one
of the best medicines in use for diar
rhoea. It is iatpplded both internally
and externally, and none who have used
it would .willingly be Without it In
their homes. Avoid smlbstitutes, there
is but one Pain-Killer, Perry Davis'.
Price 25c Bind 50c.
All Dairy Products.
Pure Milk, Cream, Butter
and cream cheese delivered
nrnmnflv OrHpr hv m-ail
A.J. . S" "J.
HILLSIDE DAIRY,
EmmaP, O,
OUTFITTER
13L Patton avenue..
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"See 'Sign -of tfce Book,? ; Pf- .t;- ' -- -V WW -
Itis "time to select: your 'HAMUOCES ?
- oa rtf fine durable kind: atrtow price;
Hi
fiee thTtUr r dJufuc ve leave the merit of our values to
your Judgment. Croquet, Base Balls, CPoOf Oiube ana genera!
sporting line. . ' ..---" r i'- -
phonC as4, ROCERS" BOOIT STORE, s-Matn st-
Has arrived, and 'tis
and see it.
Asheville
i pj,one 22-
Lawn Swings
Croquet - Base Ball Goods
New Books - - Stationery - - News
Andrews' Book Stores n
HOW FOR A GOOD VEGETABLE DINNER.
I A-SDaraeUS,
Cucumbers,
Peas (home grOWn), Peppers,
tfipg KeapS,
New Potatoes,
I Spring Onions,
Cabbage,
Mustard
Old Onions,
i strawberries, Oranges,
Batter, Eggs, Chickens, Turkeys and Ducks.
HirfitTl I V
i Mil &LMMI Lsiuuavjr,
S falbbfr FLKtir Pfinrf d.u?
tt
MONARCH"
Easy
Motion
The comfort of riding depends on the
care with which the running parts have
Been put together.
These wheels are made to insure rid
ing comfort today and are of durable
material to make certain, long, pleas
ant rfciimg-. , " 'fi
J M. Hearn & Co.
4 Patton avenue. Opposite postofflce
THE BEST SHOE
The best known shoe
in all the country for
$3.50 is the
Walkover.
Oxfords in Tan and
Black Vici,
Shoes in Box Calf, Vici
and Tan.
The style and wTear of
the . highest priced foot
wear in this well known
shoe.
SFANGBNBERG
Court square.
If "Straws Show Which Way
The wind Eiust be blowing directly
straw hat stock is slltag rapidly, and
feet style is shown by the many men of
.chased them. Are you one of them?
once while we have every shape and
We Sell Hats tor 50
We have some splendid negligee
neckwear for the warm weather.
Don't you want to see it?
Wdodburv'
Hi.'S. Cnisrtni Haberdasher.
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LAST
That Coaster Brake
Cleveland
Chainless
a beauty. Come in
Cycle Co.
Nos. 18 and 20 Church Street.
- Hammocks
Tomatoes,
Lettuce,
Radishes,
Turnip Greens,
Bananas,
Greens,
450 s Main Street, on Biltmore
car line Phone No 2nn
200
Paint Youp Roof!
With Woodbury's
Rubber Elastic
Roofing Paint
Old roofs can be preserved and put in
water tdght condition for years if given
in time a coat of our roof paint. It will
not crack or peel, We. are agents for
Carey's Magnesia Flexible Cement Hoo
ing. Sold by the
Woodbury Coal Co.
Mrs. Senator Foraker says:
OSTEOPATHY
will do more for chronic diseases than
any other system)."
C. M. CASE, M, D. D. O.
Drhumor Block.
BRICK.
Fire. Red, Repressed, Bidewalk
and building Brick; for sale by the
THE ASHEVILLE BRICK & TILE CO.,
Office JTo. 10 library Bids.
Dr. A, Stauffer
VETERINARY
SURGEON, . .
Graduate of Germany
Umce : Chambers &
Weaver's Livery Stable
inone 18
The French
Broad Press
are just now opening a
fine line of box papers in
assorted colors. 'See their
ndowjdispay.We are
headquarters for photo
supplies. Picture frames
and framing a specialty.
32r34 Patton A v.
the Wind Blows"-
out. of our store, "for our great
the proof that they are In per
fashion who have already ur"
If not you had (better coone In at
quality.
cents to $3.00.
Is your stock of banded! " turn
down collars for the warm wea
ther complete?
Right.
18 Patton Ave
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Heinz
Sweet
Mi
20c qt.
H. C.Johnson Co
Phone 18. 39 Patton Ave
W. A, BLAIR
. J, MACKEY
BLAIR & MACKEY
UNDERTAKERS
45 Patton Ave. (up stairs .
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
Telephone 193.
nam
UUIHUI
TBTJSTEE'S SALE.
By virtue of the power of sale con
tained in a certain deed in trust made
by J. B. Red and wife S&llie L. Reed
ito the ulndersigned trustee, dated De
cember 3rd, 1894, md registered in the of.
flee of the register of deeds of Buncombe
county, North Carolina, In (Book of
Mortgages and deeds of trust No. 38 at
page 216 et seq., .to which reference is
hereby 'made; and by reason of default
having been made in the payment of
the indebtedness secured! by said deed In
trust, whereby the power of sale therein
contained has ibecome operative, and the
person entitled to receive the money due
on account of said Indebtedness having
made demand upon, the said under
signed trustee, that he sell the lands
and premises odnveyed in said deed in
trust, according to the terms of sail in
strument, and apply the proceeds as
therein directed, the undersigned trus
tee will, on Saturday the 6th day of
July, 1901, at 12 o'clock noon, Bell, at
public auction, for cash, at the court
nouse door, in the city of Asheville,
countv f '"RainprxmihA jind stttt.te tvf "MVirf-h
Carolina, the lands and premises dies
cribed and conveyed in and by said deed
of trust, and which are more particular
ly described as follows, to-wit: The fol
lowing described piece or parcel of land
situate, lying and being in the county
of Buncombe and state 0f North Car
olina on the soutih-western side of .the
Buncomhe Turnpike road, north of the
city of Asheville, adjoining the lands of
J. B. Reed!, the land formerly owned by.
A. W. Rich, J. M. Campbell. J. M.
Ray, and others, and with the exceptions
as hereinafter noted, being the same
land and premises as conveyed by J.
E. Reed and wife Sallie L. 'Reed to The
Asheville Loan, iConstructiota) and Im
provement Comipany, by deed bearing
date, the 19th, day of-June, A. I. 1890,
and further described and more partic
ularly (bounded as follows, to-Wit:
Beginning ait a stake in the south-west
corner of the original tract of land, in
the line of the Rich land, and where the
wlhite oak corner formerly stood; and
thence running east ninety-nine (99)
poles to a stake in the branch: thence
down with the center of the branch as
follows, to-wit: north eighteen (18) de
grees east four (4) poles and thirteen
(13) links; thence morth thirty-eight and
one-half (38) degrees west eleven (11)
poles and two (2) links: thence south
seventy.nlne and one-fourth (79) de
grees west seveim (7) poles and eighteen
(18) links; thence morth fifty-six and
one-half (5) degrees west nine (9)
poles and six (6) iriks; thence north
twelve and one-fourth (12) degrees
east twenty-one (21) poles; thence north
twemty-eight and one-fourth (28) de
grees east eleven (11) poles and nineteen
(19) links to a stake in "the center of the
road'; thence with the center of the
road north twenty-four and onehalf
(24) degrees west seventeen (17) poles
ana mane (9) links; thence north sixty
two (62) degrees west eleven (11) poies
and twenty (20) links; thence nortli sev.
enty and one-half (70) degrees west
eleven (11) poles and eighteen (18) liDks;
thence north sixty-seven amd one half
(67) degrees , west six 6) poles and
nineteen (19) links; thence south
eighty-eight (88) and one half () tfe-
iee west several (() poiea and thir
teen (13) links; thence north fifty -eight
kooj uegrecs west twenty (20) poles and
twelve (12) links to a stake in Reed's
line; thence with it south (11) degrees
west eignty-seven (87) poles and nimo
teen uj iinKs to the place of begin-
mng: containing tMrty-seVen and twn.
thirds (37 2-3) acres, foe the samp mnra
or less; excepting herefrom the two lots
a set norm and described in a deed of
release executed by Samuel TT. t?op.i,
trustee, amd approved bv J. tt; pi'
the cestui que trust to The Asheville
Loan, Construction and Improvement
Company, bearing: date ,Anri? tho
A. 13. 1891, and recorded in Rnnv nt
77, of the records of deeds ntf tw
or the register f Heoa
county, North Carolina, at nae-s 0t
" wnicn oeea or release reference
is Hereby made as a part of the descrlp
tlon of the land herein excepted from
the operation of this rforj, .f ,a
m W VA. VJ. UO m Til' 1WM
aiso excepting herefrom
of lots numbers thirty and twenty-one
uh. numoer nrteen of the map of
The Asheville Loan, Construction and
improvement Company as conveyed by
a quitclaim deed' made and executed by
the Western Carolina Bank to one
George W. Pack in dV
which deed! and to said map as recorded!
in the office of the register of deeds 1
of Buncombe county, North Carolina
reference is nerebv mado x '
""""" uc"puuq or the jsame. Also
excepting herefrom three othef pieces,
two of which are described) t,JZ
t" x , a OT release executed by
J-i. Jr. Mcdjoud. as trustee -
JS? x'rS??1011' ted'FeiS; 2th,
1895, and registered-imi th u '
register of deeds for Buncombe county
ana the other of which is descrltoedSid
released in a deart roi . .
T ti ir T "twe uwat try
J- MoLoud as tnistfto n t oh -f-.-
Jl.i. . . w IIW. XucCU. I
uatea iMay 15th. 189S. , ' I
said reirk T" l?" "i
deeds, at pages 592. " or
This J-une 6th, 19Q1.
L. p. 'McLOUD, Trustee
V 7, 14, 21, 28 "aiee.
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The Kind You itaw Alwajfs BoggM - h
THE BEST FLOUR,
Biltmore Patent.
. Sells at 65c per quarter aaf t
AsheYille Ice & Coal Co
j Best Anthracite and Jellic,
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Zimmerman 4
Whitehead,
Dealers in
Choice Native and
Western Meat .
Phone 4. City Market
Don't Worry
atoout where to buy fresh, juicy
meats. We buy only the best Z
of animals and our cuts are nlc
Call or Send
for what you want. We have It
All orders promptly filled.
W. M. Hill 2 Co.,
City Market.
Phone W.
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BALL & SHEPP4BD,
16 Court Square,
Any ome wishing to put steam
heat in their (building could do so
better than put In a
HARRISBURG BOILER
But you must have experienced
Workmen to do the work, and we
are confident that we can please
you.
Ball & Sfieppard.
TELBPJJON'E NO. 83.
55 S. Main trest. Pkons UM
Carl Schultz,
The Dyer, Chemical
Cleaner and Furrier,
Will Dye For You!
Clean your garmsnta
Alter your gap,. nt
Repair your gaainemtf .
Let them be of cilk, woolen, mlxM.
or fur of mnr .id. t
SAWDUST . . .
Nice, clean Sawdust for
f Pcrse bedding, floor pack
. mg, etc, for sale by the
Asheville Dray Company,
R. M. Ramsey, Mgr.
Office No. 1, West Court
Square. Phone 223.
He (noi's,
If Its...
a tender, juicy steak, a nice
roast; woaxMQOng gooH to fry or
game of any kind that you wait
you will airways find the best at
MIKE LUTZ.
Phoine 754. City Market.:
s
Fop Fine
Values....
In Wash Goods of all
kinds, White and Printed,
from 5c to 40c per yard,
call cn
H. Redwood &Co
Phone 4o. E. T. CQLLtn
i "
Ask Mr. Hay
About your
Kodak.
Bears the
Blgnatme
of
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