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THE ASHEVIULE DAIL.Y CITIZEN.
Montlay Evening, August 7, 1893.
u ' l l I nin..r. I I Avnltl nisense Ylv YTctinor
PAVING AROUND TOWH. iubihmiwii ,. 4fc I I 1-
ll-..l.;.;,r-fAn 4ir,,vf 7 Futecnst till I Mar York Market. I I AV tZXv-ajL II'
I ...i a r . . . t .
DEPOT STREET'S
WHAT PROPERTV OWNERS
WILL. PAV THEREFOR.
Report ol AMtueul( Aicalutit
Eacu Property Owner, as Made
out or Clly uniriueer W aua
Adopted by Ibe Boards.
The assessments against property
owners on Depot street, for their share
of the expense of paving, arc printed to
day, being taken from the report of City
Engineer Lee to the Joint ISoard and
Rrmril of Aldermen and by these bodies
adopted.
In making up the reports the damages
paid to property owners for land taken
.u '., p.- rated nguinst tUo proyertj'
oivncr. on 'lie eii'irc ' This
ihk. viX'i.iS in t'w
Waxhinrton. Auirust 7. Forecast till
8 p. mi. I ucsduY Cooler, northerly
winds.
h tin
iiUhiiu. Hut
tiu-i . .s a inn's' lov i o wueiiwr mew.
,1 .,. U : (.-irt of tlic
ol pctviii, au a lmriuiy case is lo be
made up and sent to the Supreme com t
in order to have this point settled.
Should the court decide that the dam
ages can be assessed against the property
owners they must pay the amount
priuted in the first column. Should the
court decide adverse to this the owners
must pay the amount printed in the Inst
column, which is the actual cost of the
paving, without the damages. Holli
amounts apicar in the city engineer's
report.
The total cost of ltepot street, includ
ing damages was $11,020.75, excluding
damages, $7,lK(7.Ull. The names ol
owners and their assessments lollow :
Iliil'OT STKIEliT WKST SlltK.
TOTAL BU'I.ITiIM;
sliSSMI-.NT. DAMAl.K.
$ 51 H :i GOT -M
IVcat'Mnt rooms and board
em fiimily. 101 Hailiy l.
WANTKU-Adilrcss
V 1ST A. II
OVVNK8.
Mrs. I. M. lullvs.
K. K. menu, - "
Dr. I. L.Carrull. r.iiti (.7
H. 0. lohnstou, iur, 2i
Ihs. Buttrkk, I'-'O 71
Ian. Buttrick, -'73 4.
Lorj Graven. H'S 1,1
II. 8. Hurkim. -r-70 r.o
Rnttrick & Bcurueu, -": -H
H. 1.. Steele, l'JO '
J. A. Tennent,
L. A. Foatcll, --"
M. A. Feiglcr, 1 51 74
I. B. Bostie. liW
C. H. Surrutt. 1H3 UU
Geo. I.. Hackney, 1 3 1 3
V. II. Gwyo,
W. I.. Pool. lli OH
I'. C. Humphrey.
Lewis Brown, -'iiO oo
Woodard, I7o;io
Thos. Fisher, 1 3 I'll
L. P. MeLoml, '-
J. P. Sawyer. 32t no
f. C. WcNeelv, 1
Richard Hamllry. la
Harriet Vernon, 14.0,0
Wm. Cocke, l.ooo'.ia
W. W. Uyman, l.ma 5o
T. B. Lyman, MOli 1 -
K. i II. R. K.Co.. 3..'1?
Nat'l. Bankof Ashevillc, si 17
Southern Imp. Co , 1,4-iil t';
McPherson & Clark, H 1 1 7
A. I). Cooper, si 17
R. & 1). R. K. Co., 7I.1I lill
DHl'OT S'lKBliT LAST SlUli.
G. W. Cannon, 771 07
lulla Johnston, I'-'l 3(5
John lohnslou, oo
1 H. Hustle. 1 2"
R. P. Sbepard.
J. M. Campbell,
B. H.Coshv,
Mrs. U. A. Merrill,
wm. Cocke,
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1 411 30
14. 55
l,o7l" 31
1,773 I
Cox Bros .
A. B. Lynian.
W. Vt. Lvmau,
R. L. Niles.
P. A. Pondlev,
M. J. PagK.
Southern imp. Co ,
L. L. Prasier,
J. M. Tiernan,
A. C. Monday,
Walter Connelly.
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570 5l
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4M7 511
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711 43
753 10
755 33
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410 SO
1SS 53
1.5S4 47
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31IS 75
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645 40
UN UO.
Pertioualit About People, Home ol
Wtaoiu You Know,
Geo. A. Frick, esq., of Shelby, is in the
city.
W. U. Martin of Norfolk, Va , is here
on a visit.
J. W. Grainger is in Aslicvillo today
from Kiiislon.
J. H. Grcsuam is at the Swauuanoa
from Washington, I). C.
Miss Sue Stevens went to Stutesvillc
today for a two weeks' visit.
Judge Geo. A. Shuford left today for
the eastern part of the State.
Dr. J. A. Fowlkes and family ol Dyers
burg, Tcnn., arc visiting in Ashevillc.
Principal F. B. Lewis, of the M out ford
avenue school, is doing the v orld s 1- air,
Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Shapleigh ofSo
mersworth. N. H.. are at the Swanua-
noa.
I. T. Covinuton and C. I.. Ilcnnctt .-ire
registered at the Grand Central trotu Si
Louis.
Cant. 1!. A. Ncwland. T. I'. A. of the
Seaboard Air Line, came up from Char
lotte Saturday.
Mia. Phincus lvent and Miss M. lv
Kent of Charleston arc anionir the visi
tors at the liattery Park.
Amoni; the Columbia cucsts at the
Battery Park arc Mrs. Caroline
Walker and Mrs. C. W. Ravencl.
Hr. W. 15. Pelham of Newberry, S. C.
is in the city on a visit to his brother,
Dr. S. 11. Pelham, for a few days,
Dr. II. B. Weaver lilt yesterday for
Wrigntsyille to attend the session of the
State Board ot Medical lixamincrs,
which he is a member.
Miss Marv Mitchell returned Saturday
from a visit to relatives in Knoxville, ac
cotmiunied bv her sister, Mrs. Tarwatcr
who will spend some time here
Col. Frank Coxe arrived in the city
yesterday from Bar Harbor. The Colonel
f . ' ....... T. I I i,,.
is at ine uaiiery oii miu
iudiratinns are good for a big
Asheyille.
lusticej. B. Worsley is ill at bis borne
on College street.
Local revenue collections Saturday
amounted to $117 "J I.
There is still a perceptible improvement
iu Alderman T. C. Starncs' condition.
Fines amounting to $00 were imposed
in Mayor ration's court this morning.
l'rof. V. Kncringer, lately organist of
Central church, is very sick at the Aslie
ville hotel on South Main street.
The calendar of cases iu the Buncombe
Superior court, which is to convene here
next Monday, has been printed.
The .-.! y paying force did some bustling
work .-5u,.iirday, completing the paving
on the S' UtU side of the court bouse late
in the afternoon.
If vou know fun when fun is fun and
want to have some fun as is fun go out
to the A. L. I. picnic tomorrow from o
to IU p. tu. The skirmish arm win
occur ul D:30.
Mai 1. M. lilair, the auctioneer, today
sold lor Collector l.lias j callous oi
whiskey seized as the property ot moi
Israel. . Wilcv Shook was the pur
chaser, paying !f 1 a gallon.
Remember the Japanese -tea to lie given
Wednesday afternoon ami evening Horn
to ID o'clock on the groumla corner
of Charlotte and Chestnut streets by the
Faithful Fnilcavnr society.
The Itrvsoii City Times says: "We
. 1 1- I 1...
congratulate riaim imci.uk., khv
llavesville Advance, on having otilameii
i slice ot pic messenger nitlic colicctoi s
illice at Ashevillc worthy sou of a wor
thy sire.'
The lm inUi s of the Board ot County
Commissioners met in tneir icgui.u
monthly session here today, limy
routiiie'liusiiicss, such as passing upon
paupers' claims, etc., was transacted up
to noon.
The Doubled. iv baseball team is van
quishing its opponents regularly now.
i nh S:ii iirii.i v i lie ic.'iui ouiwn
Sw.-innanoa nine at Keuilworlb J
,v.,.i- li,,m,- with a scurf ol IS to ll) 111
its favor.
lal. S. Stephens has icsiyiicd the posi
tion of general secretary of the Voung
Men's institute, and Dr. M. W. Alston,
the president, has been appointed geu
craf secretary until a suitable man can be
found for the place.
Yesterday morning Kev. us. H. White
of St. Lawrence's church had an attack
' I ..n. ....... .......1.1 ...lill.. t'iviti'f iii.'iss. 2ind
Ul I It, 1 1 L fclV,,."', M i'". .-...-.. .
it was with ililliculty that be tinished
the service. He was taken to the church
residence and received medical attention.
Father White was very sick for awhile,
but is considerably easier today.
The sleeping car line between Hot
Springs, Aslicvillo and Jersey City, now
oncrated on K. & D. trains 1 1 and
12, will be discontinued on the Dth of
August, Wednesday of this week, tin
tli-ii ilm' will lie hemm the oiicration of
15' . i,.,,i.- ..,!, ..r - l,. twrcn Hot TliLlil'ilU.NB 170.
SnriiiL'S and Salisbury on trains 1 1 and I aus7d3ni
11
The Greenville, S. C, News, in reprint
Uig 1 llli V. ITlzl-is s account oi iiic :u ti
met to Cant, l'rank I) Donncll, has this
nrctacc: "bvcrvbodv in t .rccnvillo anil
Anderson remembers uenial, bandson
Frank O'Donucll. who used to lie chief
of the Anderson lire department, and wi
be interested in this from I in; Asm;
villi; Citizi;n
The iicoole of Ashevillc should liberally
patronize the liuseball game to ne piaveu
at Carrier s track next Iliursilay alter
noon for the benefit ol the 1-lower mis
sum. a most I cserviuiz lnstiiuin u. ik
best plavers in the Ashevillc Itascball
club arc to be uitled against each other
and there will be a rattling good game
Keei) the date in mind and make arrange
meats to attend
At the close of the service yesterday
morning at the Southsidc Presbyterian
church a handsome engraved silver com
inunion serviccof six pieces was presented
to the church bv Justice and Mrs. A. 1
Summcy. Mr. Stiminey made the pre
sentation with touching remarks, which
were resounded to bv Lldcr James
West, who accepted the present on the
part ol the church.
The regular scnu annual civil scry ice
examination ol applicants tor positions
iu the postoH'iee was held Saturday.
The board of examiners is conitiosed
W. H. Clark, N. V. Fain and
G. It. Morris. employes in the
postotliec. liightcen persons en
leredforcxaiuination.il men ami one
ladv. Five were examined for clerkships
md 13 for carriers.
That favorite of Ashevillc minsticlsy-
lovers, George Wilson, is coming back
here, but minus the burnt cork, lie is
to do white-face work the coming
season with Primrose and est s com
edv company an organization com
posed of minstrel and opera stellar at
tractions. ManamrSawvcr lias uookcci
the company for August '-.'. "Monte
Carlo." something new and catchy, de
scribed as a spectacular operatic com
edv nlav. will be the piece presenteil on
tins date
Mew York
Nuvv York, August 7 Cottou futuies.
opened steady; Aufc-ust. 7.5(1; Septi-mbcr,
7 55; ixti ber, 7.5; November 7.74; Decem
ber 7 85; Junuary 7.ta.
Daltimore Market.
HAiTiMORH, Aup. 7 -Klour, stead v; wheat,
(irmer; spot. AuKUSt B5;Scpt. r.S'.;millinK
wheat bv sample. I15i (Hi; corn, ririucr; Biot
AukukI, 47'2; September 47; white corn by
ample, 51(a;5a; vcllovr, 411.
nililim. in idass. Ashevillc Siuu and
Advertising Co., cor. Court Square and
Nor th Main street, up stairs. I
Highest i'rlecs Paid for Kailroail I
Tickets Special Hates (Microti Acci
dent Insurance. Clarke, t. C. Hotel
DOWN
THEY
COME !
GREAT
MARK
DOWN !
Made From Distilled Water
ASHEVILLE ICE & COAL CO.,
34 lattou Avenue.
Telephoue Mo. 40.
lunex to Men Advcrtiitenieutis.
llutter Kropcr
Lost itiicn Ullice
For Sale L l Suttle
Wanted P O Box lll'J
CiRiirs llelnitsh : Kciiunn
(Htk Terrace Mrs M B Hill
To l.tt 1 2H lliiTvvood street
StcnoKraphy I. Isadora McK.ee
IMcitsunt Rooms-IOI llsilev street
I c Brown-IMuiubinn uml Can I'ittinj
MATTINGS.
KErnllitiKATUlib.
TCE CHESTi.
1 HAMMOCKS.
SCREENS.
ETC., ETC.
ASHEYILLE DULLING COMPANY.
-MANUFACTURERS OF-
W. B. WILLrl AIVISON A: CO., Roller King and Electric Light Flour, Choice Cora Meal,
with a Ntrth-
aUKYdlnf
FUKN1TURE, CARPETS. ETC.. ETC.,
comiclcnl city solicl'or.
1". O. UOX. 13'J.
MTWVn''.BAPH V Private Instruction ui v-
O in Shorthaiul and Typewriting by L,.
Isadora McKcc, loi nancy street.
aiiKTdl'11
umli-clla. Icl't at the cm! of I
uliur Slri:ii;s car line, with oiimt
Will lohnston cut on hand c. l-inder will
please leave at The CitUcn ollice and Bet re
ward. auK7dtf
16 Patlon Avcuuc,
Astacvlltc, N. C.
rin i:ht-Ih m ivute family, sincle or con
I nctinir t-oittns with dressing room At
or without hoard. Location
lH 11 AY WOOL) ST.
tuched, will!
unsurpassed.
auK7d 1 w
IIOARlINU norsis,
. 9 II II. LSI UU 8TKKMT.
l)n Lookout Wouiitaiii UlcclricCer
Line. Large srounils and plenty of
thudc. MRS. M E HILL.
J. C. BROWN,
" "
Plumbing, Steam
and Gas Fitting.
WHITLOCK
i CLOTHING
I. HOUSE,
J1,1 KKL1A1SLK
46 South IVIain,
Cor. Eagle Block.
GRAHAIVI FLOUR.
Dealers iu All Kinds ol GIIAIN aud MILL, FEKU !
CAROLINA WINE AND LIQUOR STORES,
NO. 19 NORTH MAIN AND 7 AND 7 1-2 COLLEGE STS.
Keep to toik "Moaut Vtruoo," "Ciutudlan Clat," tind Old ticker Rye Wlilkle. rbe Ih i
Wines, tlraudica, Uccr, Alt- anil Stoat for family ne. All goods delivered free. Ale nun
Porter on draught, Uutcrruce No. li North Mniii and 7V College lre U. 1clcphiir
No. 152
P. 8.:
On and after M ay Oth I will Mod statcnieot of occouuts by mall to puriics In
TIN AND SLATE ROOFING.
All orders iutrusted lo my cure will receive
prompt and iRisonal attention, ysa'ltyot
work anil imitcuni guaranteed.
ORUHKS SOLICITHI),
l:i COLLliOli ST.
For Sale on Easy Terms
Offer all summer clothing at reduced prices
;; to make room for fall stock. Our stock of light
weight clothing will be sold regardless of value.
Our assortment is large and desirable in
Cheviots, Cassimeres and Worsteds.
Our clothing lit and near longer than auy
other clothing iu this marker.
Extra punts for men and boys
prices.
Manhattan Shirts, Mothers'
; waists for boys. Underwear in tho
market. Cheaper than elsewhere.
Hats, Neckwear, (J loves,
Stylish and Cheap.
Extra sizo cloth up to No 50
deb ted to me If not settle I by that time.
Respectfully.
THE
PROraiUTOR CAROLINA SALOON.
WE LEAD: OTHERS FOLLOW.
at very low
Friend
best on
Shirt
the
Hosiery, New,
HEADQUARTERS : FOR : FEED !
67 NORTH MAIN STREET. TELEPHONE 67.
Wc keep constantly on tuuitl u large and select stock ol Iced. Make a
siMX-iulty of the business. Are iu constant communication with the principal di al
ers aud mills in various markets, l'aying casli. we get all discounts possible.
Sell mainly to cousuiuers from ton lots down to a single package.
CHOICEST FARM ON SWANNANOA.
ABOUT 0 MILliS liAST OF ASHEVILLE
ON W. N. C. R. R.
Dozen fine ppriiiK. scveflly-fiv acres wood-
Iunds,lurK acreage, choice bottom lands,
uplands iu fine condition, yrass and
clover, vineyard, one uml u tic-half mile
river front, good roads, Inst of neigh
borhood, etc., make this th? most ds1r-
ahtc farm iu Buncombe county. Within
one nnd n half mites is being enetcd the
$ru.lMK) Industrial School building. Al-
s j the proposed M u in moth Knitting
Mills, hacked by five mil ion dollurn.
will include part of this farm. Apply to
A BIG CHANGE IN BUSINESS!
Cull Get Prices
"Will Save You Money
l-KOM Tllli 1-lkST DAY OF AUGUST, lS'Jii, Wl
A SPOT CASH HUS1NUSS !
WILL DO
Wc also keep in stuck Wilbur's Horse aud Cattle Powders uud other stock uicd-
iciucs. Wc hayc testimonials from leading men iu Ashevillc as to their value.
Wc have uu ik.-Is ! Wc urc ui'it to si'U for casli
iur cent, more tu run u lime uu mesa. c k"v--
amount. Wc are guuit; to knuek the Lutloin out onu low
c ur
D. . SUTTLE,
EIUK "ill?
Ashevillc, N. C
It costs u Bicrchuut rom lo to 15
customers the benefit of mat
nrlees must urcvail. Urcilc a
Celebrated steam baked bread, the finest bread obtainable, tincst anu must luscious
: in i .i,l w. ,,r.- sole iieenta for tliis bicad. and vou can et it fresh every
day Try his cream rulls U. beats the record.
We have a limited amount of country Lard which wc urc tel!in at 14, cents per pound.
Twenty pounds of Good Kite for $1.00. Give us a call.
R. 13. NOLAN D & SON.
C. S. COOPER.
Great Sale
ALL ORGANIZED.
ISo. ax Korth Main Street,
Telephoac No. 151
s.
WII.I. 1 HAVE THi; KII.MSTHV.
eays the
season in
THK AI.KXAKtOKM. FIKIi
lie en
Not Thought Mow (o Have
Ioceudlarjr.
Detective W. II. Ileavcr of this city has
been looking into thematter of the burn-
in); of the R. & I. depot at Alexander on
Thursday night last. He is of the opin
ion that the 6re wasiccidenlal and not
incrmliarv as at first thoucht. lie can
hear of no motive for the burning , and
his belief is strengthened by the fact that,
judging from what evidences the fire left,
the trunki in the deuot were not broken
open. There was a lot of "waste," such
as trainmen use, and which is very com-
hnstihle. in the deoot at the time, and
this the detective is inclined to believe
caused the fire by spontaneous com bus
tion.
Si 1 trunks in the deoot belonged to
Mrs. Cbas. Ellis of Savannah, Ga.. who
was then at Blackwcll's Springs, but is
nnw at the Swannanoa in this city. In
these she had a lar?e Quantity of fine
clothing, seven rings, 15 pins and otheT
valuables. There were several diamonds
amoni the tings and pins. Several of
these were recovered from the ruins
K. 8. Morris is the railroad agent at
Alexander.
.we're o. k.
R. P.Walker has returned from Atlanta
and other cities in the South. lie says
the Deonle of Ashevillc have bo room to
tlk of hard times tbev should sec the
condition other places are in. There are
in Atlanta twice as many vacant houses
Mr. Walker aavs. as there are in Asbe-
vilte. and la this estimate be considered
th difference in DODnlation. When be
truck borne acrain. he saya be felt very
mack like throwing up his bat and cbeer-
Kev. 1C. I.. liney to ueitiu ihe
Study ot Medicine.
The many friends of Kcv.E. L. Stanley,
pastor of Lethcl M. L. church, houtli,
will regret to learn that lie has decided
to leave the ministry. This course has
been made necessary by consideration
for his health, as he is a sufferer from
laryngitis. Mr. Stamcy lias decided to
adopt the medical profession and is now
readmiT under Ir. Chu. E. Hilliard. lie
will till bis pulpit nt intervals uuin 1 nc
fall, when he will leave for one of the
medical colleges to t'tke a course ol lec
tures.
Mr. Stamcv has held the pastorate of
Bethel sir.ee it was organized nearly two
years ago. lie isan earnest, consecrated
young worker anil is lovcil by eery
member ot his congregation as well as
bv many people of other churches, all
of whom regret that he is forced to take
tbis step.
It is probable tliat Air. Mnmcy, as an
M. V., will make Ashevillc bis home.
. Wc take very great pleasure hi stat
ing that the
United Ranking and Huild-
Ing Company J
Ol' RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Have organized the following strung advis
ory board :
OFFICERS :
A. Kankin, Prcs.;W. B. Williamson, V. Pres.
l. C. Waddell, Jr., Secretary and Treasurer;
Cha. A. Webb, Attorney.
DIRECTORS :
Jainea H. Loughran, P. W. Stikcleathcr.
S. Westray liattle, W. V. how,
I. h. Catbey. W. 11. Westall.
J. A. Brookshirc, J.J. Muekcy.
John P. Arthur.
APPRAISERS :
W. li. Williamson, W.V. how. W. II. Westall.
Loans will be promptly granted.
MAI. H. H. ROGERS, State Agent.
G. K. COLLINS, Special Agent.
j. s. All bills due us if not paid iu 30 days will be turned over to the Grocers
ution for collection and publication.
Asaoci-
COAL AND WOOD YARD,
No. 20 North Court Square,
(FORMERLY CABRINCTON'S.)
fi()AL. COKE. l'jbASTJJJJl 1-A1US5,
FIREWOOD, K1NDL1NCIS, LAJND
SEWEll 1'IPE,
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DUMMY LINK BCHHDVLK.
Leayc Court House Square on Char-I
lottc street electric car for Sunset 1'ark
ot 9 a. m.. and eyery 30 minutes there
after until 12:30 p. m.
Commencing thea at J p. m., take car
at square eyery 30 minutes until 7 p. m.
W. A. St . S. K'V, HCHEUt'LK.
Reeular half hour schedule to Sulphur I
Sprinas without change. Cars leave I
rear of postoffice 8:30 a. m. and thence I
every half hour until 8 p. m. Round trip I
25 cents. War also leaves postomce at l
7:45 a. m. to Spartanburg train.
Advertising novelties and designers oil
advertising specialties, Asbeville bign
and Advertiniru? Co., cor. Court Square I
and North Main street, op stairs.
Gold signs of all kinds, Asheyille Sign
and Advertising Co., cor. Court Square I
and North Main street, up stairs.
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CH ARCOAL, LIME,
CEMENT.
I1AY AND FEED.
O. -B.
TELEPHONE NO. 121.
DEPOT YARD AND WAREHOUSE, TELEPHONE NO. 73.
IS THE GREATEST LUXURY OF LIFE. TO MAKE
IT YOU MUST HAVE GOOD FLOUR.
"OMEGA" PATENT
iFLOUR:
On the market. Ask your crocer for it. It is not cheap,
but quality justifies price.
We Sell Only to Eltrcliants.
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
he presented this season.
Parties Wishing to procure
any of these goodb should
call at once heforc sizes get
broken.
JV1USTIN FAKES & COMPANY. F. P. JSILTJSILN AUGH
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