U'JtlE ASHBVXX,LE3 DAILY CITIZEN.
Knilov Rvnninn AT,. OC -1 Olll
Wow H&tt u More
perm Look.
water supply was runuirK
ibis morning and contincd so until
.oout noon, This is the first time iu
many duvs thnt thirst; Ashcville Las
had so prolonged an opportunity of wet
ting its whistle.
Mayor Patton iu a talk with Tut: Cit
izen this morning was hopeful of a very
decided improvement in water matters
within the next two or three days. The
new water pump is at work and doing
very good service, although it tauuot Le
run at its guaranteed speed because of its
being connected with the IU inch main.
The pump's regular speed when connected
with the new 10-inch main will be 1HJ
revolutions a minute as against 1 1 at
present, and, when runuiug up to its
capacity, is guaranteed to force into the
city 750.01)0 gallons of water every 2 t
hours.
The new 16-inch main is now being
connected, by consent ol Contractor
Kelly, with the old lo-imti main near
Kcaumont gap. This work will perhaps
be completed by niton tomorrow, when
the new pump will be connected with
the larger main, and c.-in then be run up
to its guaranteed speed. Alter the con
nection is made it will require several
hours for the pump to fill the pipe, and
ttiTi several hours must be allowed fur the
pumping of a "head" into the reservoir.
In Mayor 1'atton's opinion the situation
will be greatly improved bv Sutulav
morning. It must not be tlioiicht. how
ever, that there will surely be an abun
dant quantity of water bv Sunday, al-
inuuu n is expected mar. oy tlic projer
care against any unnecessary waste the
city will have a reasonably lwuid m.iK-
The new steam pump will be ready lor
worK early next week and Mavor I 'at
ion nas ordered a car load of coal with
winch to run this pump. It has a pump
ing capacity of l.UoO.OOO gallons every
- nours, ami, it no accident happens
;sneville will soon have a sufficiency ol
water.
t .1 .. .
u iiieniciiuutnc. However, sec that von
allow no waste.
Washington, Afav -.'(. I 'or ecus t till S
. m. Sntiitdfiy: Fair; south wimlc.
l-'OK Till; THIttTICTH.
T lie .
linn
A. . ExIcndM TUmikM (.'or
ContrlbutlouH.
I'OK Im-J ClTl:IiN: Marion Kobe-i ts
Post O. A.K. tenders their sincere thanks
to the following gentlemen for their con
tributions tor Decoration day, which is
all we have received for 1 hat day : O. YV
rack, $10; Mr. Sampson, !?5; Mr
Iloughteling. .$."1; Col. C. W. Woolsev
$2.50; Mr. Shook, $1; Mi. McCall, $1
We will have to call upon the ladies ot
Asheville to furnish all the flowers they
can, tree, and those who cannot do this
we will pay. We ill have four laborers
at Newton academy cemetery Monday
nioi mug to roouiiii up tne lour l uion
soldiers graves there, ami the 37 Con-
It-derate graves also, and if the Confedcr
ates desire to assist in dressing them ui
we will be very glad otherwise we will
have to put more- laborers on.
We would be glad it all the school
children and Indies would turn out and
spread the flowers. The Moth is
national holiday and we think all the
Iiiisiness houses should close from 10
a. m. to 4- p. m. There is no reason
why all the Sunday schools should not
be with us. We will lurnih Hags for
every child that goes. We will also
have some-good addresses. What does
I in; Citizk.n think about it ?
H . Dearer.
Post Commander
I? THK REAI.TV WOK I.I.
lied i
oil
Wliut Im -I'raiiMfilrluu Iu The Wnv
of Dl'l TruiiHaclloiiH.
The following deeds have been I
Kegister Mackev'a otVice:
J. M. Campbell and wile to Britt
S: Orr, lot on Silver street, l-."x
7o feet $
Geo. W. X'hcK and Frances Pack
to l-'rie Kindergarten associa
tion, building and lot on ICast
street
Kosanna I". Chapman to W. H.
Treworgy, "Kerslirook proper
ty" on Keeins creek
Asheville Loan, C. & I. Co. to li.
Haird, Montford avenuccar line
and ear house and lot on Cum
berland avenue 1
I.. P. McLoud, trustee, to West
ern Carolina bank, tt on Hill
street
K. V. Pickens and wife to W. M.
I.yilu, 4 acres near Weavcrvillc
Nelson bailey and wife to A. G.
Kesler, lot on Mountain street,
11'xllG feet
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ART 1- XIII HI T.
Work ol (lie I'emale crolleitc Hiu
cleuit Judueil Todaj-.
The annual exhibit of art in oil and
crayon work by pupils of the Asheville
I'emale college was judged by the art
committee at the college today. The
display contains fourteen groups with
eightv-eight subjects. The judges were
P. A. Hull, J. P. Sawyer and V. F. Ran
dolph, and their award will be made
public at the graduating ' exercises on
next Tuesday.
The entertainment by the elocution
and music classes of the college will take
place this evening in the college chapel
A select program has been chosen and
the public is invited to beprtstnt with
out charge.
AnoltaerSlore Hullcliuie
Capt. M. J. Fagg is to build a brick
store house on his property at the
intersection of North Main street and
Merrimon avenue. The building will be
27x60 feet, with two stories and base
ment. The basement walls will be ol
stone and the remainder of brick. Work
on the foundation has already liegun
and the store will soon be built. Capt
J. A. Wagner will superintend the con
struction ol the building.
There is nothing quite so sure of re
sults as a W'antlet placed in Tiik CiTl
ZliN. One disorderly maele tip Kccorelcr Mil
ler s docket this morning and the fine
was $3.
ti. W. Ptiglcr is the latest candidate
for the position ef sanitary inspector ol
Asheville.
Internal revenue collections for the
Filth North Carolina district yesterday
amounted to $5,54-7.1)3.
Bingham school lias c!oscd for t lie
term, and the greater portion ol" the
students lelt for their homes today.
The members of the Asheville Baseball
club are requested to meet this evening
at N o'clock at 43 West College street.
Bill Nye and A. 1 Burbank during
last season had 1 50 engagements aud
tilled every one without missing a night.
A game of ball for team practice will
be held tomorrow afternoon between
Asheville and Hominy ut Carrier's track.
Senator '.. U. Vance, who is at Gom
broon for the summer, is in good health
a ml enjoying his vacation away from
the national capital.
IC. P. Gilkey, who has held a position
in Woodcock's West Ktid drug store, lias
accepted a position with llciiiitsb v: Kea
gan, the Patton avenue druggists.
Those Ashcvillians who attended the
churches on Church street Stuielav will
walk over a paved street, if the weather
eloes not intcrtferc with the paving
work.
President W. B. Gwyii of the Sunset
Mountain Land company, told Tin-: Cit
izen today that the tlumriiv line would
start its sur-mer schedule in about two
weeks.
A piopei t v owner asked Tin; CirubN
tod ay why it was that be was lorbidden
to sprinkle his lawn while a merchant is
permitted to sprinkle the sidewalk in
front of his store.
Two wagon loads ol Spitsbergen ap
ples were brought iu from Yancey
county yesterday. The apples sold lor
Spii.oO a bushel, a pi ice very encouraging
to apple growers.
Mrs Holland and Mrs. Couiicry were
thrown from a buggy on College" street
today aud Mrs. Holland was severe! v
injured. Both ladies are stopping at
I lay wood street.
Or. T. C. Smith of this citv while iu
Charlotte a tew flays agt told the News
mat t-liarlotteis the best place I know
oi. suck to it. IMd not the- Doctor
lorget to make an exception ?
1 he second game between the Ashe
ville aud Weaverville baseball teams
will be plaved at the latter town Mem-
day. A number of Asheville's baseball
enthusiasts will attend the game.
It is well worth the while of nn yo tie
to hear the singing of the "Battery
Park Trio" on the phonograph. The
announcements are made by 11. A. Lind-se-y
and are accurately reproduced.
A few days ago a Mr. Singleton, cm
ployed at the Asheville cotton mills, bael
one of his lingers so badly mangled bv
some of the mill machinery that ampu
tation was necessary. The operation
was performed by Or.'ii. C. Starnes.
The Shelby Aurora, siie.-ikinir of the
death Mrs. Smith of Mt. Ilollv. mother
ot lr. T. C. Smith of Ashcviile, says:
"There never lived in Burke or Gaston
counties a brighter and nobler Christian.
1- if teen years ago we heard Kev. Or. II.
T. Hudson extol her virtues; her devout
piety made then a deep impression upon
him and he lamented that there were not
more like her."
The Brevard Hustler says: "Mr. Geo.
W. Tilson of Asheville is still a promi
nent candidate for chief clerk in the
Collector's office for this district, and it
strong endorsements have much to do
with it, his appointniciit is a foreirone
conclusion. Gt-orire has L'reat business
talent and there is not a more deserving
man in the district than he. In our
honest opinion no better or a more sat
isfactory selection could be made."
PiatSONAl. lll'OGIiT.
V. SI. C A. Motes.
The juniors of the Y. M.C. A. will hold
their regular meeting this evening at the
rooms of the association.
The bathers at the Y. M. C. A. have
heed very much interfered with bv sear-
city of water recently but water is prom
ised lor tomorrow, wnen it no peel that
men may wash and be clean.
An Opportunity Wbllc Xt abstain.
After Jnlyl, 1893, the original 10
cent iare between the depot and Sulphur
Spring will be resumed. Until that
date the round trip from postoffice
25 cents. Open car until 6:30 p. m See
schedule. J. L). Carrier,
May 26,1893, Secretary.
To AdTeniacra.
T Insure change of advertisements
running on regular contract, copy most
be handed in br 10 o'clock u m.
Cream and alpaca coats and -Tests
cost, at J. D. Brevard's. -
at
NottN Alioul Ieople H Tlicv
Trmel Around.
John J. Porscv is here from Kiebmoiiel.
Ya.
V. T. Shaw ot Wehlon is iu Asncville
today.
V. L. Karnsc v. of "Antrusta. G.i. is in
the city.
K L. Rush aud wile of C ine inn.i l i a re
.-it the Swannanoa.
W. II. Heaver returned bom Soul I.
Carolina last night.
T I- .11' . - r..
. i.. eiuuiciicranu wneoi ijiecnsl oi o
are at the Grand Central.
Ux-Alderman Waddell returned bom
Greensboro yesterday afternoon.
1 raveling Passenger Agent 1 1
oi i ue k. tv is at the Battery Park.
Col. A. T. Dr.vidson has returned from
a two or three davs' stav at L'nmicr's.
Nat. S. Rogers returned toduy from a
ousincss trip through Bnneotnlc and
Yancey counties.
Roanoke Va.. Times : Prof. I. Ik K.-
gleston of Ashcville is visiting J. P. IIol-
nuay ui this city.
Mrs. I. L. Hardee and M IKS 1 1 :i f-do- rf
Savannah. Ga., are at the Battery Park
on a pleasure trip.
C. A. Milliken of Grccncville. Term.. i
visiting his sister. Mrs. Hr. R.-htkm-t
Cumberland ayenue.
Alderman T. C. Starnes and fnmilc
aud Miss Eula Campbell returned this
afternoon from T-usculum, Tenn.
Col. V. S. Lusk returned h!a 1 ft -
"O"" from, where be took part in the
sport of the Knoxville Gun Club.
,..Kcy-.Dr- J- A- Sieight U-lt today lor
v lrginia Beach, where be will siiend a
couple of weeks for the benefit of bis
health.
Miss Helen O. Trenholm. who has been
visiting her relatives in Charleston. S. C,
for the past two months, has returned
to Asheville.
Maj. S. B. Krwin has returned from
Morganton, where he went to attend
the funeral of his sister. Mrs. Jas. W.
Wilson, who died Saturday uigbt.
Says the Morganton Herald: Miss
Maggie McDowell returned from Ashe
ville a lew dnys ago. Miss C. M.
Erwin returned from Asheville last week.
Shelby Aurora: Mr. William Muller
of Asheville is here this week. Mr.
Alphonso Borders, after evern! months
sojourn here with bis parents, bas re
turned to Asheville.
Miss Lizzie Bernard bas returned from
Gieensboro, where be bas been attend
ing the Normal and Industrial school.
Miss Bernard was one of the marshals
during the commencement exercises of
this school.
Tills KXo Weather.
Pure air. health, wild itniwtvrrM
I aad an open car on Sulphur Springs line.
Cream snd striped flannel sntta at r-
at J. D. Brevard's.
74c
Summer Goods.
I A Trw v ut -v . , m . I I " - mm mama mm
nnwinu 1 OVYIH. AH Li MARKETS.
w York Market.
New Vokk, May Cotton fututes,
opened steady. May. T.iT2: June. 7 :I3; Jul v.
7.33: AliKust. T.-; Stptfrnlitr. 7 1'J; Oeto
tier, 7.0.
t4tei UiiuiallaiiH.
Nkw Vokk. M.-iy !.; liric 177": l.nke
Shore 11Ki;;: e'hii-aKu ami N'orl n we-ntera
l'JISKj; N'orlollt n.nd Wnilrrn, -',s: Kii-htuonil
and Wfl I'omt Tcriniiial a; Wittcrn
Union H5 i.M
Kaltlmure Mutkvl
IUi.ii.viiikk, May 'H I'lour.
dull HHd ensx ; sjiut Nlfiv 7 1:
bv Haniple-. 7;w;7n; eoii, c-aji
'-'; white corn ty ts.-ert- 1-,
diTI; whi-ltt,
uiiilin w heat
y: tiuit Mv
; vt-llow, "ii)'.
AHUevllle NarkriH.
Corrcited daily hv I'OU KI.L, Aic SNIDliK
wholesale nnd retail Kronn. These prices
are DCinx fvieiu ty the mere-hunts to-dav.
liuttcr 20IAplc 75t(T.l iiS
'-t" i i itppit-ii. nnt-d . torn
e nie-Ke-na i i-i,:.wi;iil I'umpkins, eut-h.Ri.
i nrKjs oft, l DO Sorpim 30
i'mckh .'lMi'5Hswai, pe-r Tt IS
roxmofs, v-r. looiiioner
PoUton, Irisb.;oru7ri : Wheat
Turnii 3ilwiiiCcirn
Onions 12." Meal
Cabbngc, k.t ltt.. Htats
HcienB, pr Iiu.10(i'I150!Kvc
rtas tii(:7fi I lav. ton...
Chestnut USOICelrrv, doi
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I--xe-t-pt SiiikI;is ben ear will leave
Sulphur Sprinus at liam resuming the
regular se-herlulc again by leaving depot
fit 11 a. in.
Cars between pttofliee and depot
every 15 minutes.
!Niit li-nm liiiMiiieHH Colleue- Keu
ular unci (ipt'clal Cnu'eN,
I nis school will liave no vtiention.
lesides the regular se-holarsliip course
worth IfuO, there is a speeial suinmer
course in l'eek-kfi-pnig and short hand
lor teachers, studciils nnd others. Ten
weeks lor .5i.
M. l.KMMUMI, l'ics.
lucle-x to New Advt-rl!Nenu-ilN.
Found This tltliee'.
liotiNton Narcotic Cure
Hicye-lcs I'e-imiiu;iii .S: Co.
maj2U 1 1
pair of opera glasses, at found
WORLD'S FAIR.
If you arc itoinn to the World- I'air
write the linily Citizen. Ashcville. .V. C. ttr
illustrated printed r.intter dcseribinK the
Hnir. and time-talilrn nd pamphlets issued
ly the steamer lines or railroads vow would
use from your home to ChicnRo. "No charifc
is tr.aile. This otter is male see-ial ar
rancemcnt with the Kce-reation Iiepartraint
the Christian L'nioa.
""tlTICIJ Nmth Carolina. Huue-oiuhc
-A-l county. Superior court, lK-IV.re the
Clerk. A. It. Ilawkma. administrator ol"
ncninmin rlawkins. dt-e-enscd. and A. B.
Hawkins, vs. Margaret Candler nnd others
Xoticc of Hale of laiul . Itv virtueofnn or.
"er ol the fcuperior court of the eountv of
noncomue urantcil on tlie- 17th day i f April,
1M3, in the special prom-ilin;. A. H. Haw
kins, Rdmr.. and A. It. Hawkins vs. Mar
garet Cnndle-r and others. I will sell on the
premises all of the Innd liclonirinj; to the late
Heniainin Haw-kins, one third of the pur
chase money to te paid in cash and the lal
ancc in two eiUal installments, to be secured
oy trie note of the pure-h ascr. with KOod se
curity. Iicaiinc interest from date. Said
sale will tie made at public auction at th
lormcr residence if said llini.iinio Haw kins,
deceased, commencing t 1 o clock m on
the ;llst ilay f Mav. A I . 1S;H. This Until
day of April, A. I. lVi'.:t.
A. II. IIAWKIMS,
Admr id Ilenj.-imin Hawkins, dcc'il.
tprl'sd 1 1 w .'ft
THE ESMERALDA INN.
HICKORY NUT GAP,
IN THE CENTRE OF THE
NV i iPEX I-l K
THERMAL
i ; i 'si n tfss :
BELT !
Attractions Chimncv R..ck. til 1 H.ild
Mountain. Silver I'alls, Cascades of
Proud Kiver. The T'iols, Cathedral
Cavern. Hickory Nut falls. l.n.-,o
ft. hijih, l-"ishi'nK and ItnthinK.
Stae will lie sen I on rupjc-st anil enn ac
comrnoilatc rive p-.-rsons. Adtlress
MRS. IV. Mill (;i'80N,
maj-L-l-dlf Hat Cave, N.C.
TO VISITORS!
II-' Voir WISH TO t'.U'A'l'
1 l V A. t.A&TlXt .SI
C.1 K AA'r; SfJUWMl K
a sh 1: -ii.i.i;. znr:i'nsi r
SO
t i.VTN WITH " TU IC t'H
n n,l It A V'i RBTURXIilt
flfl.1. VA L. 17 15 .V A I'tSli
i-:swtR.wnD vn-:w of
ASH EVI LLE
REFRIGERATORS
AN X3
ICE : CHESTS !
WINDOW AND DOOR SCREENS.
La.wn and Piazza Goods.
MATTINGS, HAMMOCKS, &C.
W. B. WILLIAMSON k CO.,
FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETC., ETC.,
o ration Avenue, Ashcville, N. C,
KEEP
THE
FLIES
AWAY!
BY USING
Tangle Foot Sticky
Fly Paper.
One double sheet will catch a quart of flies.
No dropping over -the bouse.
HOUBLB SHEET, S CENTS,
B FOR 3S CBKTS.
The wholesale trade supplied bjr the b.
Pure DalmatioB Insect Powder, in 3 ounce
cans and bulk. Chloride Lime, Crude Car
bolic Acid, Anti-Mot h Paper, Coal Ta
'Camphor and Moth Balta.
RAYS OR 6c SMITH,
31 PATTON AVENUE.
WHITLOCK CLOTHING HOUSE
Corner Store, Eagle Bl'k.
."MiiiniMT cIiMiiii- for niiinkiinl in stylish tut, sub
sl.intial coloi s, ami v m nl in.i tiwuils. IWm k a nI fancy
cheviot iind Kcrjjo suits for chiy wonr. Imported fast
hliicU clay luiiijil tsuits For I'vciii- wear. Princo Al
hort.s si lull irtss Hints For full ilrosn wear, in utikIch far
alu'jul ofaiiy in this State. Full dress and npglio shirts.
underwear, ncckvvoar, hosiery, gloves, extra vests, whitt
r . .... -
aim laiiiy, cxtni pants, all sizes, equal to best custom
matte. Iral lo oto, serre and alpaca coats for hot
weather, lints in style and quantity not eeon elsewhere
Straw hats For nioii. boys aiHliliildren.soecialtlciiaitnicnt,
7 - 1 " " "
WE IIVVfiTJE YOU TO
EXAMINE OUR STOCK,
FURNITURE ! : FURNITURE !
blair St Mcdowell,
- 45 rattoxi Avciiuc.
CALL - AND - EXAMINE - OUR - STOCK.
lied Uooiii Suites, Tai lor Suites, Dining J!oom
Sets. Alattrosst'S, Chairs, Window .Shades, &c.
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY.
COAL AImD WOOD YARD,
IMo. 20 North Court Square,
( FORMERLY CAKRINGTON'S.)
tUL, UJlvIJ, I'LASTEH l'ARIS,
FIKEWUOD, KINDLLNtiS, LAND PLASTEU,
CI I A UCOAI, L1M 10, SEWEIl PIPE,
UI5MKNT. HAY AND FEED.
MOODY,
DEPOT YARD AND WAREHOUSE, TELEPHONE NO. 73
TELEPHONE NO. 121.
IS THK (HIEATEST T.UXUUY OF LIFE. TO MAKE
IT YOU MUST HAVE GOOD FLOUR.
"OIVIEGA" PATENT
Ijs tlx FinestWinterWheat
-JET LOU R
On tho murkot. Ask your grocer for it. It is not cheap,
but quality justifies price.
We Sell Only to merchant .
IVLUSTIN, FAKES 6c COMPANY.
DEATH lurk 10 Uc 1,11 from
ft thy ponds, TrcriinK impure water doc
not purify it. Do not lie deceived by mis
leading articles. TI1ERB IS NO NATURAL
ICE OI'FBRBD FOR SALB IN ASH B VILI.B
KXCEPT THAT CUT FROM A NRARLV
STAGNANT POND, fed by a small stream
carrying the filth from a large settlement.
Vou would not driuk the water. You
should nut use the ice.
I'istillcU water ke is clear" and ti an. parent.
The citizens of Asheville drink the water of the
Swannanoa river. If that water is impure, it
must be conceded that the ice taken from its
surface is likewise impure. BUT if there is dan
ger in tho ice, it is a patent fact that there is awful dan
ger in the limpid, sparkling water itself, and tho incoming
administration should hasten to provide a new untainted
supply from an undefiled source.
Meanwhile the anxious and perspiring citizoins can ob
tain pure, wholesome ice, BOTH NATURAL AND MANU
FACTURED, at reasonable and seasonable rates from
only
THE CAROLINA ICE AND COAL COMPANY,
NO. 39 Pattoil AYeilUC. Trlenhn.., . ,
HEADQUARTERS : FOR : FEED !
67 ISTortli Main St.
TELEPHONE NO. 67.
-A- Soloot cmca. Frosti Stools.
OF"
FEED OlM HAND
AT PRICES THAT WILL SAVE YOU SOME MONEY.
Corn sacked and on the cob. White flats, Mixed OatH. Fancy White Middlings. Khoits,
Biau Feed Meal, Corn Chops, Cow I ced, Cotton Seeds, several grades of Uy. etc.. etc.
Kespeelfully,
C. . COOPER.
in it y 1 l:t in
THE EMPORIUM
s crowded day and night-every department rushing,
rom West College street to Patton avenue, from base
ment to third floor; a perfect jam; business 50 per cent in
advance of any season we ever had in Ashcville. The rmb-
ic has discovered the superlative quality of our goods,
our improved methods of business, our every effort to
ilease, our talented assistants, our immense stock and
our low prices; they have discovered also that anything
comes from Mimnauglf s has the stamp of style about it.
Off styles are as much avoided as bad debts in this estab-
ishment.
Our Dressmaking Department is already a success.
Worth, the renowned dressmaker of today, would be
jealous were ho to see some of the lovely gowns turned
out by our modiste, Miss Uaupt.
Our Millinery are styles exclusively our own. We have
shapes and colorings, you cannot find anywhere South.
No more complete department to be found anywhere.
Miss Driver is not only a trimmer of talent but a designer.
Nearly everybody prefers her hats to the French patterns.
Our prices range for nice goods from f 5 to f 40. .
Our Dry Goods and Notions are the largest and finest
collection in North Carolina. No bombast; we can prove
every word of it. 'Tis known in business circles in New
York wo buy the finest goods South except Atlanta and
New Orleans. More-fine stuff here than this town can
show collectively.
Our Kid Gloves, new Parasols and Sunshades, new
Dress Goods and Trimmings, Silk and Laundered Shirt
Waists and new Eaton Suits will command a great deal
of attraction this week.
Our Special Sale of Silks will surprise everybody Mon
day; 33 inches wide, beautiful designs; our price will be
80 cents as long as they last. Respectfully,
F. P. MIMNAUO
Our Ladies' Hair Dressing parlor is
business, Miss Smith is quite an art-