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EVENING : JOURNAL,
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ASHEVILLE, N. C, SATURDAY, ; JULY 13, 1889.
NO. 76.
rents.
St Vinson &
A Cooper.. K
it Lief. - , ! :
ange Gocrnre T:
.!
nere ' were xerv
liny yesterday.
,1 at the Battery
its "bighly enjoyed
a. :. )
v.
cases before the
: fines amounting
ected. . -
f Mr. W. W. , West,
o'clock. But little
a. Creasman of North
in town toflayi He reports
ling as veiy fin9 in the wa-
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ui uis ecu nuii. w -j
Rev. George H. Bell, of the Epis
copal Church, will preach at French
..Broad Baptist Church tomorrow
! night at 8:15, the pastor at 11 a. m.
A little fracus near A. D. Coop:
er'a corner to day created some ex
citement and also! replenished the
cit3' treasury to the amount of six
: dollars. j : - :
i-t - ')ieti nrTice oC, Xatt . Atkinson &
' SGn, offering for rent on most reas
onable terms the well known Mt.
i
. Mitchell House, at Black Mountain
' Station, this county. I ' j
Mr. J. M. Brown and Miss Ida
Hendricks were united - in marriage
fc this afternoon. The ceremonv was
performed by Esquire Malone in
the Slul ..r building at 4 o'clock.
Mr. W. W. West had jalmost sub
dued, the fire in his kitchen last
nifflit. before the .-' company, reached
the spot. He had his garden hose
t convenient and nut.it, out without
much trouble. - 1 r .
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Mr. .Eugene D. ; Garter," ;t lie Able
' Solicitor.of ithe CriminaLCourt; lias
been employed to prosecute, in Ithe
case of State against Justice and
Arledge, for the killing of Mr. Hoi -
( liugsworth last December. 1' ' '
We call attention to the interest
ing "ad" of the "Backet Store,"
They, are going out of Dress Goods,
: . and fori ear that they .will not sell
them fast enough, are absolutely
giving them away. , , This is posi
i tive and authorative, i the original
letter'toMr. Jones is in the "Rack
et" window with the oddand funny
signature of that curiosity
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men, C. B. Rouss. ; ;
among
At Haw's Lowest Prices.
Tin top jellies; glass screw!top
Jelli
les;
something new.
A lot of
solid white handle knives at $1 per
N set. , Best quality plated spoons,
forks and knives. : Get my prices
before buying plain patterns of
quadruple plate castors, butterdish
es, etc. Real bargains jare offered.
There is much of interest now at
LaVs, opposite the post office. ;tf
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. . Subscribe foi the Journal.
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Personal.
Hon. H. A. Gudger is; at Mar
shall. - -. ' :,5'-;!
Col. Samuel, McD. Tate, of Mor
ganton, is in the city.
County ' Commissioner I Curtis, of
upper nominy, is in iowd loaay.
r . . J.
Mr. J. M. Worley left this morn
ing for Swain cpnnty, ori i revenue"
business.; ,-- .'..'?. !
"Sirs. McDowell, of Orlando, Fla.,
is visiting Mr. J; H. Murphy, on
Swannanoa. r- L-
3Iiss Linre;Whittedj" of Hender
sonville, is stopping with Hev. L. M;
Pease for a few days, i
When Capt. Patton.. returns, he
will find only, the debris of the
much-talked-of bell toweri
The Misses Lindsey, of Frankfort
Ky., are stopping with Mr. John
Cheseboro, Jr., on Swannfinoa.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright, of Cincin-
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nati, Ohio, are the guests of Miss
! i
Gano, on French Broad. avenue.
3Irs. Senator M. W. Ransom,
MissiRansom and Mr. Kanspm are
is " i
at blowing rock for the summer.
Mr. W. E. Burnett, cashier of the
First National Bank of Spartanburg.
. i
i visiting his father, Rev. J. S.
Burnett, in Raymoth.
Messrs. Swann.
and Thornton,
who have been out
in tne . western
portion: of the Stat
fishing, will re-
turn to the city this afternoon.
Miss Lizzie H. Henry, of Candlers,
Hay wood, county, is visiting at the
house of Mt? J, A.' Webb, No. 31
French Broad avenue, -
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Morrison; and
Judge Baker'with his wife and two
sons, all of Jacksonville, Fla., are
at Mrs. A. Reynolds, on Spruce St.
Prof. pj'P. Claxton will leave
Monday for Nashville, Tenn., to at
tend 'the reetingj .of Xie National
Educational Association. We wish
him ii pleasant Journey and a safe
reCurn.' 3
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Tbfe ewj dityilDctbryi " ;
We calfe the atlentipa ot' ihe read
ers'of theJEvENiNa Journal to. the
prospectus ot ther new ?Cit3r Direct
ory, which is i published on another
page. In it will ; be noticed many
new features. It will be a publica
tion that will interest the whole
community, and it should receive
the support and encouragement of
our citizens and business people.
Run Over by the Train.
. Dr. W. D. Hilliard, coroner, re
turned this morning from v Black
Mountain, where he wasi summoned
last night to hold an inquest. oyer
the body of James Cheeseman, an
employee at the Swannanoa, tunnel,
who was ran over by the train while
passing through, the tunnel. It
was supposed, from some of the cir;
cumstances, that he had been mur
dered, but the virdict of j the jury
was to the effect that his death was
caused by accident.
A Car Iioad
Of the very (best Terra Cotta,
Sewer Pipe, Chimney.Flues, Hoods,
&C, just received at C. S. Cooper's,
30 South Main St. jull3-lw. I
EXHUMED AFTER FIFTEEN
YEARS' BURIAL.
The Coroner's Inquest. Yester-
; .7 ' .day.
: Coroner Dr. W. Df, Hilliard, in
company with T.-W. Branch, W. i B,
Williamson, Robert !London, W. H.
Deaver, R. A.' Long and Theodore
xi.iuguuu jeWesLeiuy,ujuiuiug.ior
Roel Ingram's,' near Long1 Shoals,
twelve miles south . of this city,
wueiru, aiwsr suuiiuouing ovnu xy-
loy, another juror theyexhumed
the body of Wm. Ingram; and held
an inquest over it.
Willimam
Ingram was drowned, or supposed
io nave oeen, on tue 4ta oay oi may,
I W7h ! m hi la mocsi n rr. rha-T M Vann hi
o r ;
Broad river at Long Shoals. His
ooav was iouna nine aavs aiier-
I 1 '.' 1 . - ! - . o.
waras aooui one ana a nan miles
j l i ' i - . -i . i
below the fordi When fbunc it was
noucea mat mere was a sman uoie
on the right side of the nose, near
the corner of the eye. Some.thought
at ine ume mac it must nave oeen
1'-' ..1 1 II 4 ' . - ' i 1 '
maae wicn a a Dan, duc ims lqea
,: . i , . y. ,
was not generally concurrea in, ana
no inquest was thought necessary,
supposing that, it was a case of ac-
cidental drowning.
But from time
to time during
the last 15 years,
- -f if
there has been more or lezz talk
about the matter, and a fiew days
aero the family and friends of the
deceased" notified :.ecorin.er..pf
their desire to have an investiga-
tion made. The. body was taken
up and the skull thoroughly exam-
med, but no trace of any ifoul play
could be found. The jury has not
render its verdict, but will do so
Mondav. ' 1
fM l-f:-' .
Meeting: of City Council.
A Meeting of the City Council was
held last nighti The mayor and all
the Aldermen were present. 1
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Col., Williamson applied, on be-
half of the residents of Vance street,
!
to have water pipes laid on that
street:; F. Stikeieather applied for
water on Willow- street, I and the
Asheville Furniture. Company for
factory j and surroundings at the de
pot.5 The petitions were referred to
a committee consisting of Alder
men Pulliam, McDowell and Fitz
patriGk.
Lee f Foster, I colored; was relieved
from paying poll tax on acco
physical infirmitiy. i
Complaint was made against Mr.
Davis, ! licensed auctioneer of . this
city, for violation of section 850 of
the code. The Board decided tha?
the provisions ! of said section did
i
not apply to his case.' - -The
vacant lot in the rear of the
city buildings; (was ordered cleared
and put in shape for the accommo-
datio of the xjity drays; and when
cleared all drays be requi
ed to1 oc-
cupy it.
Dr.
Ballard; on behalf of the
Medical Society, asked to be
re-
lieved
specia!
taken
from the paymen
of
the
tax of ; $10. No action was
The
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Mayor ana Aldermen
Pub
liam and Fitzpatrick were appoint
ed to arrange with the proprietor of
Battery Park Hotel as to
the
future supply of water for that ; es
tablshment and the payment of ar
rearages.
The adoption of the niue-houi
law on city work was tabled 1 by
a
vote of 4 to 2, Leonard and Fitz-J
voting aarainst the motion to table.
"Keep Your Eye on Bob Vance.
This is the way in which th
(jreensboro 2Vorth State'' of thi
week opehs one of its editorials. i-Itl
further savs: "He was electe
President of the
Buncombe Confed
erat(i- Veterans
Association last
week.
!
Between
now and one year
from next November he will .
brace and slap h the shoulder
r
0VN
ery voter in ine
4
9th Congressional1
District who is not a hopeless in va-
: !
ua
VjlTlfP.
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The above is ver rood advice of
course but it is like Mcarryine co
to Newcastle." Kverybody in the
dl8trict has his eye already on Bob'
Confederate Veterans, Alliance men'
in fact jr0od men of all faiths and
I i ', w L . ' -I 'J; I. ! ;- ; I ' . . f
ls' and i art ps and kinds, and
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Uges and colors have !a constant
eve on Bob. And they will bontinud
to keep a watch lover and after fiim
all the' while: for they feel that he
is a true friend to the human race;
regaraiess
of conditions or! sun-
roundings.
There are sb;ae person
m the
ol othUhat keep botfi eyesAn him
all the time' And there ma be one
or more of these whov have Jsuch a
peculiar order of these ophthalmic
organs t as .to keep both eyes on him
continuously, and yet do so in such
a way as not to let Bob know he, is
being looked at. Ifsuch there be,
we would say in tne interest or lair
pIay,l"Don't : slip up on Bob, 'boys;
but give the old veteran fair warh-
ing and a fair chance'
Vetera n.
Lost. :':':':t;i!;h-'--'-r; ;i
Between my residence 6n Church
street and stores on South Main
street, yesterday, half of ; a gold
waicn cnain wmi iuckco uttucjiuu.
Liberal reward if returned to . i
i F. Stikeleatiier.
Private Board.
F. E. Breese has rented the Rawls
property on Cor. College and Spruce
streets, cwo minutes walk from pub
he square; House
furnished and will
is being neatty
be ready July
st to receive guests oy ine weeK,
p day or meal. ; lerms i reasonaDie.
oatisiaCLion guaiautefu. juav-xw
First1-(Class Board.; "ft-- ; Tll:W
JVIrs. S. E. Chamberlin, No. :152
Chestnut St. u ! i J m-L
Good Beds. . Good Board Usual
terms. jtil b-lm
To the Ladies. M
I wish to say to the ladies of
Asheville an5 viciniU that I will
fon account! of ill health) sell out
mv entire stock of millinery and'
fancvi goods at greatly reduced
prices andiwill be I pleased to have
them call ana examine j beiore buy-
se where.) j ' ' ' -"
3Iiss Pink Lance.
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No. !16 North Court Square
Itailroad
Tickets.
j! Bought,
sold and exchanged.
All transactions guaranteed. Reli-
able i infori
lation j cheerfully fur-
nished.
Office removed to Grand
Central Hotel.
junlO -6m.
W. M.' ClakkeL
In
our dealings nith the public
weirealize that tho most scrupulous,
care and honestv are paramount, in
i ' -i i ' - ' j
importance. ! If these are virthes in
all jordinary, business transactions,
they1 become sacred duties in Pliar-
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maey, and without them noone can -lie
p true ; Pharmacist. Every one ''
must realize that the health, maybe
the life, .of- those dealing with us
depend upon them.
Pharmacy is
not a trade but
a profession, and as
such! we confinei ourselves to it alone.
Hence it is our work, our constant
study as well as our duty to shun
adulterations and spoiled as well as
inferior drugsl
We assure ou rsel ves
an article before it
vI am ably assisted
.1
of
he purity of
"I ! S'-r . :
is made use of.
at
II.
i .-
he' prescription counter by. Mr.
M. P. Clarke, an experienced pic-
scr ptionist.
I
If vbur prescribtioris are left in
i ' " r i I - -l : I
ouij.caic 3ou can positively depend
the puritv of every prepaia
us&d and that the greatest care
; .'I" r ; M ! w . . I
be exercised in all directions so
as to -secure:i ail
possible safeguards.
It
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S; Grant, Ph: G.,'
Pharmacist 24 South Main St.
'.".Use1 Black Flag Insect-Powder.
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It is! the best. ! Grant's Pharmacy.
ou use1 a tooth wash. jyou can-
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get ! nothing ! better than , Grant's
Dentifrice. But those who prefer a
tooth powdeC'rViU: nnd.Va Va the
finest obtainable. ; White or . pink
in' J new stj'Ic screw top jars; price
25c. Grant's Pharmacy.
Fine old home, made Blackberry
Cordial for the cure of Diarrhea,
Djsentary, etc., for sale at
Grant s Pharmacy.
"31erciful Man
'':'jllis Beast." '
is
3Iercif ul to
Imperial Mange Cure warranted
to cure all kinds :and conditions of '
mange or skin diseases of any nat- .
ure in dogs or cattle. It is abso- '
luti'ly, non-poisonous and 'can be,
used without injury to the animal.
Thbre are other articles 'advertised;
to . do the same, but seldom if
ever perform either. This remedy I
has been usWl for a number of years
in all the prominent kennels in the
United States and Canada and is
also extensively used in many of ,
the large stables and menageries;
is indorsed by the entire sporting
press and regular physicians, rind
is con cedeid hy all to be . the best .
rernedv of its kind in the ! market.
For sale at Grant's Pharmacy.
The -Rubinat Condal water
is
now generally acKnowieagea .10 ne .
the best in the world- the king o?
cathartic Waters; Nature's remcoy
for constipation. Warren tetl abso
lutely natural, palatable,, painless;
prompt. For sale by ' J. S. Grant,
chemist. ; kiso a ftill line of all the
nopular mineral waters at the lowest
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prices.
sn more rounii snuiiiuers. - i iai
ihported Knicker,bocker Shoul
der Brace and i walk upright in life.
It is the most comfortable us well
as the most, reliable brace made
kll sizes for men. women and chil-
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dren it Grant's Pharmacy.
ressriutions filled at all hours
miit or day, and delivered .to any
part of tiler city; ! The night befl
Wl
1 be answeted promptly.
J. Grant, Pjh. G. Chemist.
u'pdij
tion
Will
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