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Cocoa Mats
and Matting
The time is ripe to lay mat
ting or mats on your porch and
steps if you would keep the
house from being tracked up.
The carpet store is ready to
supply these essentials sizes,
patterns and prices in generous
assortment.
SAWYER'S
Carpet House,
Phone 228. 18 and 20 Church
street.
A Nice Basket
Nicely packed
With Nice Fruit
Makes a most
Acceptable
Present. You
Get Them at
LEE'S
Wholesale and Retail
Fruits and Confections.
South Main.
61oves
For driving; lined Suede, Heavy
Gaipe and Dog Skin, $1.00 to
$2.25.
Dress Kid, Suede and Dog
Skin, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. An
gora, Fleece and Silk lined.
Cape, Kid and Dog Skin $1.00 to
$1.50. White and Black Kid,
$1.50 and $2.00.
COURTNEY'S
CORNER
Phone 261.
18 Patton Ave.
You Never
Had a Shirt
On Your
Back
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Better laundered than the one
we returned to you last week.
The shirts are thoroughly clean
ed, the best starch used and
ironed to fit and in this there's
much comfort.
Asheville Steam Laundry
Phone 95
1 CITY NEWS I
The Asheville Hardware Company.
Receiver W. W. Jones having author
ity from the court to postpone the sale
of tne bank property from day to day,
has decided that it twill be to the inter
est of the creditors of the bank to post
pone the sale of this property until
Monday next instead of holding it to
day, as advertised. Court opens here
Monday, and as- the judge has to con
fiiaithe sales it is thought more con
venient for all parties to begin the sale
Monday.
Morris Lipinsky has been quite ill for
the past month but has improved in the
past few days.
'Squire James was commenting yes
terday upon his crop of beets and
stated that he had brought one gigantic
specimen weighing 17 pounds up town.
He added that this was by no means
the extent of his beet crop this year, as
he has a number that will tip the scales
at flO or 12 pounds.
T. H. Bryant has returned from At
lanta, where he spent the past month.
James Whitaker, a young man of this
city, was arrested yesterday on two
charges, one assault with a deadly
weapon and the other with carrying
concealed weapons. -He gave bond.
A. W. Ek invited his entire staff of
insurance employes to a Thanksgiving
dinner at his home on Clayton street
Thursday night. The party numbered
12 men and after they had finished
their repast they repaired to the parlor,
where the remainder of the evening was
spent in enjoying cigars and listening
to speeches from each member of the
party. All had an enjoyable time.
The December term of the Superior
court will convene Monday in the new
court house. It is for the trial of civil
cases.
United States court convenes Monday.
Clerk Hyams has been prepared for the
convening of court for some time, post
ponement of court having been made
twice.
Walter A. Smith, a Hendersonville
merchant, has filed a petition in hank
ruptcy. In the papers, sent to the of
fice of the Clerk of the United States
court, Mr. Smith's liabilities are given
at $3,138.42, while the assents are placed
at $1,704.15.
Sheriff Lee expects to leave this- morn
ing on another hunt for W. M. L.
Creasman.
Berkeley arrivals: H. S. Owens of
.New York, T. Halliburton of Morgan
ton, H. Rotha of Waynesville, E. A.
Cooper of North Carolina, R. W. Wes
cott of .Knoxville, F. W. McMan of At
lanta. Swannanoa arrivals: James S. Mur
doch of Charleston, H. L. Hunt of
Louisville, L. E. Perry of Waynesville,
T. E. Holland of Lynchburg, E. McK.
Goodrum of Morganton, E. W. Light
foot of North Carolina.
G. H. Crawford of Marion and W.
Redmon of Marshall were in town yesterday.
The only American Car Receiving the Gold7 Medalthe
Highest Award Class "B" (Cars that sold between
.$650.00 and $1,000.00) was
THE; LOCOMOBILE
This was in the recent 650 miles English Reliability Trials. In these
trials, the hardest ever known, besides the non-stop features . the following
conditions were considered: Condition oi car after run, steering mechanism,
system of brakes and hill climbing performances.
We represent the Locomobile in this vicinity. :
Asheville Cycle Company
Puono 228. Nos. 18 and 20 Church street
A poor smoke is an abomination, a
good smoke is a joy forever. You can
smoke a good cigar by buying our
Pratt at Michelson's, on the square.
New crop all kinds nuts at Lee's, tf
Best Florida Pineapples at Lee's, tf
For the next ten days 35 per cent, off
on Leather Caddy Bags at Blomberg's.
Wood and
Kindling
Coal and Coke, Cannel
Coal, Steam Coal,
Carolina Coal and
Ice Co.
Phone 130. 23 Patton Avenue.
If a baby could say what it thinks
when people kies it, one kiss would be
eufflcient.
A dealer in old iron may know noth
ing of prize fights, yet he is familiar
.With scraps.
fMiss Mary Morton, youngest daughter
of Levi P. Morton, devotes most of her
time an income to caring for the unfor
tunate cnuaren of New York-city.
Some large ants have built a nest
twenty-one feet in (circumference and
ieei an neignt at tttuckneii, Berks
MRS. W.W. GOLDSMITH DEAD
Mrs. W. W. Goldsmith died yesterday
morning at her home, 143 Broad street.
She had been ill for some time and
her critical condition for the last few
days had blasted all the hopes of her
family as to her probable recovery.
Mrs. Goldsmith was a member of
Trinity Episcopal church, her connec
tion and work in the membership char
acterizing her as a noble Christian wo
man. Her attitude during her long ill
ness was one of cheerfulness and forti
tude. She is survived by her husband and
six children, Mrs. W. M. Bennett of
Washington, D. C, William, John and
Carlos and Misses Alda and Mercieda
Goldsmith, of Ashevilje. One sister,
Miss M. J. Littlejohn, of Greenville, S.
C, also survives her.
The funeral will take place from the
house, 143 Broad street at 4 o'clock
this afternoon.
We want to call your attention to a
special sale in Gloves for men and
women. Men's fine wool and cashmere
gloves for 25c, 35c, and $48c pair.- Han
son s railroad and driving gloves at
$1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. Fine dress erloves
from $1.00 uo. Ladies' golf erloves in
plain and fancy colors at 25c, 35c and
48c. Ladies' wool and cashmere dress
gloves in solid and fancy colors at a
great reduction, at
I. W. G LASER'S.
18 South Main street, Asheville, N. C.
For high grade coal and drv nine
kindling Phone 40. Asheville Ice and
Coal Co. tf.
After the Holiday
We are right down to business again. If there's any
thing we can do for you, let us know. We want your trade.
HIRAM LINDSEY
Store 450 S, Main Su
Phone 200,
THE GROCER
City Market
Phone 800.
H Satisfied
If Customers
Have Made
The Growth of
Our Business
The
HAN AN SHOE
Hanan & Son have achieved the greatest triumph in producing
a shoe which is equal in all parts and Superior in many ways
to shoes sold at much higher prices. There is but one place where
you can buy the celebrated Hanan Shoe in Asheville. They are
made in Patent Leather, Kid Tops, Cici Kid, Enamel Leather
and French Calf. They come in all styles, sizes and widths, and
can be found only at :
THE BOSTON SHOE STORE
The Leading Shoe Firm.
A MODERN BOOK STORE
Affords a wonderfully wide range for selection of gifts for Christmas time
a handsomely 'bound book Standard works, or the latest production in liter
ature, is always appropriate as a gift.
39 Patton avenue.
ROGERS' BOOK STORE,
Sign of the Book.
Phone 259.
The Finest Line of French
Briar and Meerschaum Pipes
South of New York at the
BERKELEY
CIGAR STAND.
Elliott's Pharmacy, Bailey & Pat. eve.
RECEIPTS.
Now 27, 1901, by balance in bank $48.18
Nov. 27, 1902, hy taxes collected
for year 1901.. .. 1110.80
$1158.98
DISBURSEMENTS.
Dec. 4, 1901, to E. M. Mitchell,
sprinkling roads $ 28.90
Dec, 7, 1901, to Gazette Pub. Co.. 1.00
Jan. 21, 1902, to J. M. Hamilton,
repairing bridges .. .. 24.83
June 9, 1902, to Water depart
ment, city of Asheville 7520
June 9, 1902, to Biltmore estate,
on account 473.91
June 9, 1902, to Schofleld Miller,
road repair .. 5.50
Aug. 18, 1902, to Bowles & Guia-
chard, plumbing .. 14.89
Oct. 22, 1902, to Thomas Law
rence, note 141 . 34
Oct. 28, to Biltmore estate, (bal
ance due .. 294.85
Nov. 27, 1902, to balance in bank. 98'.56
$1158198
F. W. W. GRAHAM,
Mayor.
H. N. LOCKWOOD,
Town Clerk.
HOME COMFORTS...
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For cold weather
mean being- warm.
A Dawn
Aip-Tight
Heat cp
will give you uni
form heat, and is a
fuel saver. iSee them
before buying.
All Wool
Blankets
And Comforts are
seasonable. We have
a large stock. Our
prices are right.
GREEN BROS. 47 Patton Avenue
Fufniture Matjing Stoves Trbnks Clocks
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Steer Your Orders to
D. G. NOLAND
21 N. Main St. Phone 157
Asheville, N. C.
The Leading Grocer
Established 1884.
Our Long Experience
and superior eq.jipiTlfcnt
are al your serviCc if
you want jrooj
coal. The
best that can be
bought. Screened,!
our own yard.
MMicvme ice & Coal C
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Agents for PHILIP CAlil S HOOFING
the best $3.00 per square complete.
Paint your roofs with WOODBURY'S
RUBBER ELASTIC ROOFINO PAINT
before the rainy season
WOODBURY'S COAL. CO. Phone 121.
Sec Us For everything in
our line before
deciding to Kent or Buy.
J, H. WEAVER CO.
Real Estate Brokers
3 B. Main St., Asheville, (J.
H. T. Collins, Pr
Phone 40. 32 Patton Ave
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HILL'S
Bananas 20 to 25c dozen, Lemons 25c
dozen, Oranges 30 to 40c dozen. Hiram
Lindsey.
Game in Season.
The best of meats always
on hand at the stall of the
Lutz Meat Co.
Phone 754.
String Beans 7c, new Beets 5c
bunch, Celery 5c stalk. Hiram Lind
sey, green grocer, City Market.
Wait No Longer
To supply yourself with
Quilts and Bankets for the
lack of room, we have decid
ed to sell our stock at re
duced prices. N. C. All Wool
Blanket 10-4 for $3.50 to
$4.50.
GEO. W. JENKINS
4o South Main street.
J. H. McGINNtSs
(Successor to Carl Schultz )
..Practical Dyer and Cleanpr
-will
NO. 37 South Main Street. Pr-.c ,
BoardersWair
Large grounds in suburb
tires, reasonable rates.
MRS. J. M. RAY.
On N. Main St., Ramoth N r
Car line. Phone 2 '
Information atRav'sBook
Store
8 North Court square, Ashev:! x
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE
To buy cheap ticket to Califorr,
and the Northwest, via Union
and Southern Pacific. Ask for S
ulars.
J. V. VAN RENSSELAER
General Ag-ent. Atlanta,
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SOUTHFRiN HOTFL,
MRS. S. RTEVENPON. Pr. r.
Best 11.00 per day house in tht city
Hot and cold baths. All lines of cm
Tms the door. B pedal rates by tht
week.
Centrally Located. s. Mala et.
Spanish Onions 3 to 10c, Little
white Onions 5c quart, red and yellow
Onions 5c quart. Hiram Lindsey, City
Market.
.Cold Wave Coming
Better phone us at once.
The Standard Goal Go.
W. L. McCOY, President.
Jellico Lump. -Domestic Nut.
Steam Coal.
Office Phone 167.
Yard Phone 512-3.
Breakfast Bacon 20 and 22c pound,
Hams 15 to 18c ipound, four pound pack
age Self-Raising Buckwheat 15c. Hi
ram Lindsey, Phone 200.
Lima Beans 15 and 20c can, small
Peas 20c can, Baked Beans 10c can.
Hiram Lindsey, Phone 200.
P. E. Hare. j. r. B -:ri
T. S. Rector.
P. E. HARE 8c CO.
Undertakers
47 South Main street. Phor.e 17:.
Asheville, N. C.
Selling Out Pipes
One-Half Price
Closing out all pipes at ce-r.!
price; 2oc bargain, French Br:.ir
in window 13c 2 for 25c.
Nine and tea 3-ear old TV...
mild or sweet, one-half pr;:-:-.
Ray's Book Store.
8 North Court square.
When Voi, Want
A dray or baggage transferred call
W. R. POUNDERS, Phone Hi'.
J. S. West 22 South Court Square.
Not 45 Patton avenue,
(upstairs).
UNDERTAKERS
Successor to
Brown, Blair & Co.
Open Day and Night. i :.:r.-
Malaga drapes 20 and 25c pound, Or
anges 30 to 4c dozen, Mixed Nuts 20c
pound. Hiram Lindsey.
Sweet Potatoes 20c peck, Irish Pota
toes ?0c peck, Turnips 10 and 15c peck.
Hiram lindsey, grocer, 450 South Mam
street
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE
To buy cheap tickets to California,
and the Northwest, via Union Pacific
and Southern Pacific. Ask for paxtio
ulars. J. P. VAN RENSSELAER,
General Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
ALL PORK LINK.
ALL PORK LOOSE,
BOLOGNA,
WINNIE,
FRANKFURTER,
BLOOD,
HEAD,
LIVER.
Phone 4
City Market
Zimmerman & Whitehead
All Wool Blankets
$4.50, $5.00, $6.50, $8. Not the "all wccT
kind so often seen vith a pure cotton warp.
Fine Coffon Coverlets
Silkaline and Satine Coverings artistic
sanitary many grades.
Ladies' Fine Black Pebble
Cheviot Suits
Something choice indeed, $16.50, just to hand.
H. Redwood & Co.
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