THE ASHBVILiLlE DAILY CITIZEN.
Fritlay Evening, July 14, 1893.
I'KOPLli PARUNU.
Pcraoual Paragraphs About riti
Ile In and out of Town.
G. L. Bernhardt is here today from Lenoir.
J. M. Moody, esq., is in Aslieviilc from
wayuesviile.
Alden Howell and son of Wurnesvillv
are in the city.
A. Trifield ol Richmond, Y.i., is visiting
relatives in the city.
W. A. Itain left the city yesterday for
Ii is home in Kaleih.
Sheriff (I. II. Garditi of McUuwcll
county is in Aslieviilc.
J. A. I'orter has none to the coast
about Morchcad for a few weeks.
Samuel Hall (laities of NewYmkis
autographed at t lie Grand Central.
Miss Nellie licnson of Atlanta is visit
ing Mrs. J. 1'. Sawyer, on Haywood
street.
lluli Crawford is in the city from
Winston and is one of the t'li.ind Cen
tral's guests.
lco. Jewell, Hot Alilcrson and Hen
K. Hible, of (irecncvillc, Tenn., are in the
city for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Jendwine came in
from Bowman's Wtilflast ntlit and are
at the Buttery I'ark.
Mrs. Annie Culver of Jersey City came
to Aslieviilc- yesterday and will Send
the summer at Op Swnnnanou.
Ir. ICli Griffin and wife of Atlanta and
Miss Mamie Mohlev of Temple, t'm., are
visiting lr. A. S. Wiiitakcr at liillnioie.
The I lenderson vilie Times says: Mr.
II. M. Stevens, of Asheville, spent Sun
day in our town. Some attraction here,
it seems.
Kobt. M. flutter and family of Savan
nah, Ga., arc at the Mattery I'ark for
the season. This is their third season
at the I'ark.
A. C. Barber and wile of Hickory,
Miss., and Iv. H. I.owrv and wile of For
est, Miss., arc among the summer visit
ors at the Swannanoa.
Mori:aiitou Herald: Mrs. Torn Me
Mee, of Aslieviilc, arrived in town last
week. She will spend the summer with
her father. Judge A. C. Avery.
Hugh A. Murrill, formerly owner and
editor ot the Hickory Press and Carolin
ian, but now a resident ol Charlotte, is
in Asheville ou a short business trip.
lusticc J. C. Samllin and daughter,
Miss Mamie, of Old Fort, came up yes
terday on a short pleasure trip, visiting
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Frank on Ulanton
street.
Special Agent . C. Lot., of the Treas
ury department, who has been here lor
two weeks or more, looking alter the
transfer of the collector's olhce, kit for
Washington today, having completed
his work here.
Will Willi'ims, who has been attending
the Virginia Military institute, returned
to his home yesterday. Since the closing
exercises of the institute Mr. Williams
has been playing baseball with the V.
M. I. team and playing to win. Mr.
Williams will probably plav with the
Asheville Baseball club.
AKOUND TOWN.
FWllNH WANTING
A 1
rulHlou of Xlie Hoard welxli
c-d I ii The Hnlaiier,
The slight lire near I. C. Hand's resi
dence yesterday afternoon gave oppor
tunity for a mild test of the new plan
put in operation by the Reformers,
whereby the lire horses are made to
draw the street sprinkler, the two teams
alternating each half day.
Yesterday was the first day on which
the recent sprinkling order of the Hoard
was carried out. Hrivcr I-'iillam and the
hook and ladder truck horses were out
in the foienooii, while I "river 1 '.rooks
with the hose truck horses was doing
the work in the afternoon. When tire
alarm struck Brooks had his team on
College street, where the water cart was
oeiiig tilled from a plug. He then hail
to unhitch the team, drive to the lire
department headquarters, which, a
luck would have it, were not far away
and Hitch tncin again to the liose car
riage. The hook and ladder truck
horses were in their stalls and tlirv were
uickly hitched and off. It was a hall
minute or longer alter they started
before the hose horses were ready. It
iiiougni, nowever, nv inose who saw
Uriver Brooks at work, that lie might
have shortened the time bv his usual
rapid work; but it seemed as if he were
lather indifferent as to whether he went
to the lire quickly or otherwise. This,
it is supposed, is because he does not
taney the new duties imposed upon the
drivers.
The drivers ofthc horses have a prettv
lull line of duties now. First, they must
lookout lor every alarm ol lire, (lav or
night. Again, they are under orders
from the Board to do the cleaning of the
market, house. And again, they are ex
iK-cled to spend eaeli a Halt Hay every
tlay driving the sprinkling cart. There
seems to Ik- little chance of their getting
more tuan lOhours rcston any one day
While going to the fire yesterday the
book anil ladder truck struck a farmer's
wagon that was standing on North
Main. The axle snapped oft and the
wagon dropped, scattering the owner
load ol black berries in every direction.
I- ire Cbicl Kiel) was at the old depot
but cainc up to the lire, while two mem
fiers ot the company came in from Me
Howell's store in South ICnd.
Washington, July .V I'utecast till f
p. in. Saturday. Thunder storms in east
ern portion of Stale; lair in western
portimi; westerly winds.
Two drunks in Mayor I 'at tun's com t
this morning were lined $10 each.
The new standpipc, which was com
pleted last week, lia heeti painted.
Harlow bins.' minstrels will oicii the
Grand oicra house on the evening of
August 10.
There will he pleaching ut Gold View
Sunday. There were near 500 people
present at the set vices there last Sun
day. I. V.. Mai tin ol Macon, Ga., died at
the Mission hospital this morning. The
body will lie taken to Macon tomorrow
lor bin inl.
Key. R. I' C a in d 'ill , pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, will preach at
the First linptist church this evening.
The public is cordially invited.
A telegram received this afternoon
from the Greenville baseball club accepts
Ashevillc's challenge and the games will
be played on Monday and Tuesday.
S. 11. Keed,esi., who was injured in a
i inlaw ay accident near itiltmorc a con
plc of weeks iign, is able to come into the
city in his buggy, although still unable
to walk.
Prof. Itnden iue's dug show at the
Grand onera house last evening dicw
an audience ol HOOor loo people. The
tricks of the animals showed much
training and were enjoyed by the au
dience. The lilnaiy of the V. M. C. A. has becu
increased by a large number of books
through the generosity ol Mrs. Aston.
About lull hooks have been contributed
to this library within the past lew
IK 1 1 1 1 lis.
The gcrmnii given at the Mattery Park
last evening by Manager Mckissick to
Twiehcll, Converse and Fleming of Spar
tanburg was a very pleasant ,-illair. The
german was led by Hradlcy Saunders
and L'u couples participated.
Tin-; ClTiZKS's museum giew a link
today, when bonis Fvei hart sent in an
egg ol variegated hue and about as large
as a partridge egg. This addition wil
probably go along with the other at
tractions in the museum to the World's
Fail .
Hitch Your Horses!
I-.IUTOK I iik Citizen : Many persons
thoughtlessly leave their vehicles stand
ing on the streets, the horses unhitched
and unattended. A serious accident was
thus caused yesterday. Please rpiote the
folio wing ex tract Irom the city ordinances
and give every one notice that hereafter
it will be enforced:
"Sec. 83. No person shall suffer his
vehicle to stand on any street without
holding the reins, except in ease of a
wairon, cart, or dray while delivering or
receiving a load. Any person otlcudiiig
against any provision of this section
shall be fined five dollars."
T. IV. Pnttun, M iyor.
At 12 o'clock Saturday, July loth,
1HD3. at the court house door in the city
of Asheville, I will offer for sale at public
auction, for cash, one dark bav horse
Simpson's "Mb" 8 years old, lola
hands high, and in splendid condition.
One newly painted two horse delivery
wagon, light enough for one horse.
Louis M. BorKNK, assignee.
An:
Rich in the flavor of choice riic fruit.
Cold and sparkling made fully to suit,
A fastidious taste what else can be said
Save that such soda don't so to the bead
At l'clham's.
jk Torrn back Acnr.s,
Ot yon are all worn nut, really good for noth
tna;, tt is unnprnf debility- Try
BHOWlfS IROM H ITT EH.
It will cur you, rlcunse vonr liver, and (It
food appetite.
Highest Prices raid for Railroad
Tickets Special Rates Offered Acci
dent Inaaraace. Clarke, ii. C Hotel
Hop Pills 0 pilla, 25 cent size 15
cents bottle, 2 for 25 cents. I'elham's.
STORAGE TO LET 55 S. Main St.
Persoi.s w ho desire to enter Hie exam
nation lor positions as carrier or clerk in
the postotliee should tile their applica
tions before next Monday afternoon at
the close of business, as applications will
not be received alter that tunc. I be ex
animation will occur August ".
Mrs. Minerva T.ituni of Kuoxville
(lied at her home in tnal eitv ycslcidav
She was a daughter of the late laioch
Cunningham and a grandmother ol
Mrs.J.M. Westnll of Asheville. Mrs.
Tntiiin was an earnest worker in the
M. F. church, South, and had maiiv
Irieinls In Asheville.
County Superintendent C. It. Way,
who returned last night Irom Weaver
ville, wlieie lias been conducting i
teachers institute since .Monday, says
this institute was the best, in attendance
and interest exhibited, he has ever held.
Superintendent W ay goes to l airvicw
Monday to hold a lour d iys' itis'itut
It is suggested that if the tar which
runs on Ninth Main street during the
warm davs were gathered up there
would be a iiuantitv sutiicicnt to pitch the
sidewalk ou the east side lor mute a dis
tance. 1 lie Inundation sloncon this side
has been down some time between Wood-
fin street and Mcrriinon avenue, but for
sonic reason the top dressing has not
been put on. The pavement at tbe inter
section ol North Main and Merrinion
avenue has become so slippery by rea
son of the tar that horsrs can scarcely
stand up while passing there. Tim: Crr
izl.n hears of two horses falling there to
day. NO TOl'KNAMKNT.
Hut the slate 1 Iremen'M AnHcla
lion will Meet lu Wilmington.
The lollowing letter dated Wilmington,
N. C, July 1(1, has been sent to each ol
the fire loinpanics in the State associa
tion, by F. G. Parmele, chairman of the
joint committee :
"At the last meeting ol the Noith Car
olina State Firemen's association, held
at Asheville, an invitation was extended
the association to meet in Wilmington
at their next annual meeting. The invi
tation was accepted, and their meeting
will take place on the l.'1'.thol thismonth.
At the same time it was intended and
expected by Hie Wilmington Fire depart
ment to arrange lor a tournament, em
bracing a series of contests for which
liberal prizes were to he offered to the
winners.
"Owing to an unprecedented financial
depression in our community, the failure
of our largest hank, involving the inter
ests of our business men and embarrass
ing the treasuries of hie companies for
the time being, it is impossible to raise
the necessary funds. Therefore, I he tour
nomcnt is abandoned.
'Tt is a source ol regiet that this de
cision was reached, and the committee
having the matter iu charge have de
ferred announcing it, hoping that mat
ters would so adjust themselves as to
enable them to carry out the original
plan."
The Asheville lire companies will not
attend the meeting of the association
this year.
Statement ol the Condition
-Of
THE WESTERN CAROLINA BANK
Of ASilliVII.I.R.
At the clo;-c of liustncs. July lilth. ls.l3.
(Condensed.)
KFSOI'KCHS.
Loans anil discounts $;iol.7'J 111
U.OlOf.l
3,518 7
('.,or.2 imi
4,500 OO
lfijr.o oo
187 4 t
Overdrafts
Kcal estate
Merchandise
Furniture and fixtures
County and other bonds
bxpenscs
line Irom banks $30,807 301
Cash on linnd $10,231 R8(
50,038 88
Total 385,046 63
LIABILITIES.
Capital 50,000 OO
Surplus 4.0,000 O0
Pndivided profits 2,608 52
Debenture bonds 52,000 00
Hills payable 27,000 OO
Due to banks 5,033 OO
Deposits 193,565 02
Bills rediscontinued 14,750 00
Total $385,046 63
I, L. P. McLoud. cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear
mat me aoove statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
L,. r. McLoud, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
Utbdayof July, 1893.
L o. ALEXANDE2, Notary public.
Correct Attest:
Lewis Maddux,
M. J. Bbabden, J Directors.
M. J. Faoo, J
THE MARKETS.
New
York. Market.
Nkw York. ul 1 Cotton fututcn,
opened iiiiil; juiir. ; July. ; Au
KUst. 7.H7; St-iitemlul. 7 tS; Oeti tier, K OS;
November 8.17; Pt-ccatbvr S.i!-.
CMocIk ttuoiullvas.
Nkw Vobk, July It KHf 141...; Lakf
Shore lull..; chieitno nud Nortbwcutcrn
IIS; Norloitt and Wrstrrn, l'.l"H; Richmond
nl Went I'uiul Terminal 'J; Western
Uni. n 7'.l
Uullliiiore Market
liAi.riMiiRK. July I t I lour, dull; whtut,
firmer; spot, Julv, 1SI ,; August li'.l' i; nilllint:
wheat hv Ham pie, Kfu;o; corn, tinner; spot
July, -17 'k: AtiKut H' t hid; white corn by
sample, (ii; yellow, 6
AshetlUe Mnrkrls.
Coneetcd dnily by rowUl.I. Sc SMUUR
wnou-muc ann retail Kroecrn. These prices
uri- ucinK pmu ny mc merchants to-lav.
Ilutter ir.di.L'OIAiiples r(1l MB
lieirs HlljIAppleii. dried .'Iditl
Chickens lOiullaJ Pumpkins, rach.A(D2i
Turkeys 7oLloo'SorKum ;o
fucks l!l(a25!Hecswax, per Iti 1R
Potatoes. w't 1 1'ftiHoney 1
Potatoes. Irish. nolVV'heat KB
Turnips... ;iO(n'4.0lCorn rr
Onions 7.iMcnl Br,
LatinHL-c. iH-r Tr 1 louts 4-f
Hums, pr bu.lOOAKl Q0Kve 711
l'ciu OStttTK ll'uy, ton $uooo
Chestnuts 'JROlCelcrv, due 2fi6S0
iovnj
THEY
COME!
GREAT
MARK
DOWN !
Index to Mew AdTCrtlsenienlM.
Wanted- llox ii.it
Ilcst l-'lmir KrtiRrr
Lost 1't. ttutley street
l-'rrsh t'.rapes 1-: Collin
I i r Sale ;y Charlotte s tect
A F it A M - I. B Alriindrr. See
Statement 1'iist Nalimuil Hank
Stall mint- Western Carolina Hunk
eat. li'J Chnr-
lydilt
17(1I SALK--One Maltese
lotte street.
I laa Al.icii I'l iil A, trnenrr nf voice
it L. nd pinno, a tormer student of the Col:
ii Ke ol music ol Cincinnati 1 estimonials
snown hesioenee, 7'J Cllci-tilllt street.
jcL'71111111
A1T"ANTHH My a uood lennut, n eonilort
M ahle dwelling of ahout sin rooms and
outhuililiiors, with two or inure neies of
lain! in suhurlts ol Ashe ille or near. Ad
dress lll)X 634-.
Asheville, N. C.
LfiST A pair of gold sneetneles. Pailcv
street. I'lttton avenue. I:reneh tlroad
to tlie terminus of the eli-etrir railway and
eemeti i y and around the grounds. A lihrraJ
reward will be pa d tiy returuiitK them to 24
Ilailcv street. J t
AsHciul nu'rtiiiR of Afhevillc l.Mlie No
I II) A I- ,V a M. will he held at ihr
ti.suil pluit' tonight for work, livery brother
is rt'iiirstetl to attend iiml visiting brothers
cortliallv invited. 11 S. WORTH KN, S. W.
U H. ALKX ANP11K. Sec. tilt
Notice
to Delinquent
Pavers !
Tax
The folio witiK titier was passed b v the
c unty l oinmissioncrs on yesterday '
'Ordered, that alter today ( Inly loi IKO.'I,
nt one Hhall list taxes etrept UMn pavmcnt ol
all tinrsHiul ckI ol luting. That on these
cotitlitioiis alt vrnalties may be temitted."
The n-'naUv lor failing to list within the
time tirovidetl by law in limbic Tux. Thm
may be remitted bv a prompt attention to
t be above order. I have been appointed by
the commissioners to list all persons who dc
s'lf to avail themselves of this clemency, my
ollicc until farther notice will be at the eitj
hall. K. I. STdK ICLliV.
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J WKNTV-I I VIS MASK I. I S
FRESH - GRAPES
SIIHM'Kn FROM FARM.
Will be sold every day ut auction for
four days ut 12ro. at 1 Hast Court
IMace. COF V I N,
A re T ION AM" COM M ISSION llUSK
inly I lil.'U
No.
Statement ol' the Condition
OH TMK
First National Bank
OF ASHKVII.Ui:,
At sh ville. in the State of North Carolina,
at the tlose of btisiru-ss, July 1L IMtJ.
1, .-i ns a n d ilis-
"imts $H,i Im vo
Overdrafts, secured 1 T.i!1M IM
rnsecurt'd,... ion
r.S Hoinls t o seenrc
iirculation I Kr
ecnt 7o,imh on
Ihie from approved
reserve arentf .. . r,477 OH
I iu- f rom ot ht r Na
tional Hanks 1.ROH OH
1 Mte f r o m St a (r
bank valid ba nkers I 1 ,OI fto
Iia nkitiK house, fur
nitun-andtixi iiri-s ,"0,000 00
Current cx njws
and taies paid . Hh7 S I
Kills or other
bunks $ 1 1 ,oo (jo
Fractional p a pe r
enrrencv, nil kels
n nd tents f7 b.'i
Spt-eie 4.500 00
I.eual tender notes.. 7,H iJ oo n.r.oi, r.'i
H 'flftnplion tunil
with l!. S. Treasu
rer l fi per rent . of
ctrmlation ..., ;i,;i7f 00
Total $36S.yr, 78
... um.mi s.
In pita) stoi k paid
Itl $11111,(11111 00
Surplus fund L'o.ooo 00
t'ndivided pritiis . 714 04
National H a ti k
tuttes outstanding 7,500 o(.
Individual deposits
subject toehei k... 07,773 5o
I Hk to other Na
tional lianks I't..i4( J 4
Hue to State Hanks
and banker f, (Sfi 10
Note and hills re
discounted 50,05 00
Liabilities other
than tho?c above
stated fl.KtO 00
MATTINGS
REFRIGERATORS.
TCE CHESTS.
1
HAMMOCKS.
iLT SCREENS.
ETC., ETC
W. B. WILLIAMSON A: CO.,
FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETC., ETC.,
tfc Pulton Avenue, Anhcvllle, I. C
Total
$.WIi, 90S 7
Statk ok Nokth Canoi.ina.
County of lluneomhe. ja
W. II. Prnland. Cashier of thr nliovf
n.lmed Hunk, do mileintilv swenr that the
ilmve siatenirnt is true to the best uf mv
knowledKe and belief.
W. II. PliNLAND, Cashier.
Siitisirilxil and Rworn to before me thin the
14-th day of July, 1:3.
Hkank Carter, Notary Tublie.
Correct Attest :
R.R. Kawi.h, )
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WHITLOCK CLOTHING HOUSE,
EA6LE BLOCK, CORNER STORE.
SI'liClAL SALU All light colored suits ndiiccd from $2
to $5 on each suit. Now is your 0poi t unity.
SriX'IAL SALE All underwear in auzc anil b.il
bt iggan stric8 rcdiicctl liclow value. Prepare for hot
weather. Our stock is large and complete.
SPECIAL SALE Straw hats. The balance of our
straw hats will be sold liclow usual prices from this date.
Good sliaiics arc scaicc; lietlcr select your bat today.
SPECIAL SALE Ncj'ligec Shirts, Neckwear and Belts,
new stock of each just received. Styles elegant, prices
lower than ever.
SPECIAL SALE Childun's Clothing, dcsiiablc styles
and seasonable goods. Will be closed out at OO per cent,
below value.
CALL - AT - ONCE !
FURNITURE ! : FURNITURE !
blair &. Mcdowell,
No. 45 l'attoii Avcuuc.
CALL - AND - EXAMINE - OUR - STOCK.
lied Kooin SSuitiH, Parlor Suites, Dining Itoom
Sets. Alat tresses, Chairs, Window Shades, &c.
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY.
COAL AND WOOD YARD,
No. 20 North Court Square,
(FORMERLY CARRINGTON'S.)
COAL, COKI3, PL.ASTEK PAKIS,
FlltEWOOD, KINDLlNtiS,
CIIAIICOAL, LIME,
CEMENT.
LAND PLASTElt,
SEWER PIPE, -HAY
AND FEED.
O. E3. MOODY,
TELEPHONE NO. tZI. DEPOT YARD AND WAREHOUSE, TELEPHONE NO. 73.
IS THE C.REATEST LUXURY OF LIFE. TO MAKE
IT YOU MUST HAVE GOOD FLOUR.
"OMEGA" PATENT
Is tlielFirLeo t TflTirLt er Wheat
-SET LOU Tl
On'themarket. Askfjour crocer for it. It is not cheap,
but quality justifies price.
We Sell Only to Merchant .
MUSTIN, FAKES 6c COMPANY.
Avoid Plseatic By Using:
Made From Distilled Wter
ASHEVILLE ICE & COAL CO.,
44 Patton Avcnur. Telephone No. 40.
ASHEVILLE MILLING COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Roller King and Electric Light Flonr, Cboice Corn Meal,
GRAHAM FLOUR.
Dealers In All Kinds ol (GRAIN and MILL, FEKD !
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. P.UT if there is dan
ger in the ice, it is a patent fact that there is awful dan
ger in the limpid, sparkling water itself, and the incoming
administration should hasten to provide a new untainted
supph from an undcfllcd source.
Meanwhile the anxious and perspiring citizens can ob
tain pure, wholesome ice, ROTH NATURAL AND MANU
FACTURED, at reasonable and seasonable rates from
only
THE CAROLINA ICE AMD COAL COMPANY,
No. J9 Palton Avniiic. Tclrnhonc. ito.
HEADQUARTERS : FOR : FEED !
67 NORTH MAIN STREET. TELEPHONE 67.
Wc keep constantly on hand a lntj;e mid select block ol Iced. Make a
Seciult' of the !usincss. Are in constant communication with the principal deal
ers and mills in v. u ions markets. Paying cash, wc get all discounts possible.
Sell mainly to consumers from ton lots down to a single package.
Call Get Prices ! Will Save You Money I
Wc also keep in stock Wilbui's Horse and Cuttle l'uvvdcis and othcrstock med
icines. We have testimonials from leading men in Asheville a t their raluc.
C. S. COOPER.
Great Sale
Silk Waists
AT MIMNAUGH
Those lovely Plaids, Wash
Silk, Plain India, Fancy Em
pire, Surplus, all new. This
summer $7.50, $8 and $10
Goods all reduced to $5.
This is the Best Bargain to
be presented this season.
Parties Wishing to procure
any of these goodb should
call at once before sizes get
broken. .
F. P. MIMWAUGH
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