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THE ASHBVILLE DAILY CITIZEN. Saturday Evening, September 16, 1803. INDIAN DOCTOR 4URK8TKB ftald To be Wanted In Kemockv on a Manalanicbier Charicc. About a week ago Dr. Walker Hill, a full blood Indian doctor, came to Ashe vilie from Tennessee, accompanied by bis wife. The couple stopp-d at the Allen house, South Main street. Last night Special Policeman V. II. Deaver and John Reynolds arrested Dr. Hill on a warrant issued by Justice N A. Reynolds, procured by Officer Dea ver on the strength of advices he had had from the State of Kentucky, which were to the effect that Dr. Hill was wauled in Somerset, Ky., on a charge ot man slaughter. Hill was given a preliminary hearing before Justice Reynolds and by him was committed to jail to await ac tion on the part of the authorities e.t Kentucky. Dr. Hill in a statement to the officers explained the cause which led to his ar rest as follows: While lie was practicing in Somerset he was sent tor bv the parents of a sick child that had been given up to die by the physician who had attended it. Dr. iiill began ins treat ment and, he savs, the child began to improve. But at this point, he claims, medicines which he did not prescribe tor the child were administered, it bee;. in growing worse and' finally died, l'lien he says, it was charged that it was his treatment that killed the child. Dr. Hill's wife is said to lie a very no"ii looking quadroon. Otlictr Deavir s;t that when Hill had told his story. Mrs Hill remarked, "Who ever heard of loot and herbs killing anybody ?" Dr. Hill will be held tor'tlie arrival ol requisition papers. It is said t hat requisi tion for him had been made upon the governor of Tennessee, inwnieh State, in the town of Oakdale, he had been ar rested, but before the papers arrived In had given bond and came here. COMING AND UOINU Pcmooals About People in Hurt Out of Asbevllle. Gen, R. B. Vauce was up irom Alexan der today. R. W. Rogers is at the Swanuanoa from Raleigli. Capt. V. E. Mcliee came in yesterday for a short stav. Geo. W. Gammon of Knoxville is in t lit city, registered at the Swarmanoa. Capt. W. H. Kainseur, of the Hi rev L" road, come up to Ashevide yesteniay. 13. M. ones will leave MuHiiai tr a two weeks' business trip to New York. Mrs. M. M. Nash and Mrs. C. YV Mc Lean ot Newbcru are at the Batterv Park. Advisor II. Redwood left this morning for Baltimore ana New York on a busi ness trip. Miss Genie Smith, who has been visit ing in Middlesboro, Ky., tor some time, has returned to Ashevilie. Morganton Herald : Mrs. T. 11 Ho mar, troui Ashevilie. is visiting at tii-i father's, Ma). J. W. Wilson. Mrs. Fannie Featherston, principal ol the Bailev street school, has returned from a trip to the Fair and points i ii Kentucky. Thad. Clavton will leave tomorrow for the World's Fair, where he will sp. ml a couple ot weeks, fie will return bv iv ay ot Niagara Falls. Mrs. Rudolph Siegling, Miss M. H. Harlbeck and Frank L. Parker ot Charles ton are among the quests ot Battery Park arriving yesterday. WKM. I.ONGttTHKKT, If Able, He 'Will A ' tend i in WavucovUle Kennlon, EiirroK The Citizen: The enclosed letter from Gen. Longstreet gives us the gratifying information that it able he will be with us at our reunion at Way nes ville, October 11-13. Now let ns make this not only a big atl'air, but an historic one. As the best blood ot the war, eas. of the Mississippi, was shed at Waynes ville, in the shooting ot Arrowood ot tlie 2nd N. C, U. S. V., by Capt. R. I'.Coulcy of the 59th N. C, C. S. A, why cannot these two commands meet and show to the world, what is really the case, that we are friends and have long since closed our part of the "bloody chasm".'' The Grand Army post located here with ail Federal soldiers in the mountains will be with us also. W. H', Sti ingiicJJ. "Gainesville, Ga., Sept. 13, ls!3. "Hon. W. W. Utrinxtield, Aslw ville, X. C. My Deak Slit: Yournoteol invitation lor the next meeting of the association ol Confederate veterans is received, and carefully noted. My health is not sticn as warrants a premise to be with you, but if it is such as to justify the visit, it will give me great pluasure to be there and meet so many of thecomradesso dear to my heart. Very truly yours, "James Longstreet." BIRTHDAY I'AHI V, Merry Oaiberlnic al Mrn. NuKleS Last a-.veuiuit. At the residence of Mrs. Suttle last evening there was a gleeful gathering ol little folks. The tenth birthdav of Mamie Belle Wright was the occasion of this raerry meeting. The htarty enjovm-nt of the company was enough to dispel thoughts of hard times, aud their relisf for the grapes, cream and cake was such as would evoke a smile from a dyspep tic. There were present, Maggie Bre vard, Heslip Puretoy, Elsie boms, Lil lie Ann Lewis, Kathleen Ware Flounce Morgan, Bertha Whittington, Clara Whittington, Lalia Bostic, Katie Bry in, Lulu Bryan, Eliza Bryan, Lee White, jr., Herbert White, Mamie Wright, liula Wright, Hal Doggett, Margaret Cowan, Eddie Wright and Msbel White. Bchool Utrls) Billmore Charcb. These items are from the Charlotte Observer of yesterday : "A number of the Ashevilie bound school girls, who had to return to Char lotte on account of the washout on the Western North Carolina road, remained over here Wednesday night, lea ving on the noon train yesterday for Ashevilie. They were in charge of Rev. L. H. Bald win of Ashevilie, who bad stopped over here en route home from the presbytery. "Rev. M. A. Jenkins, pastor of the church at Biltmore. came in on the noon train yesterday from Raleigh. The church at Biltmore is run by the Baptists. 'Mr. Vanderbilt is not a Baptist, is he?' was asked. 'No,' said Mr. lenkins, 'but he is most generous and liberal. He gave us $6,000 recently for our church, the Bap tist, and helps irrespective of denomina tion.' " Columbus discovered a new world where today in millions of homes there is one or more victims of alcoholism. The Houston discovery is a positive'eure for liquor, morphine and opium habits that has radically cored thousands. Ashevilie institute at 53 West College street, cures guaranteed or no pav. Stop Oveks on all World's Fair tickets over the 0.ueen and Crescent Route, R. &D., and E. T., V.-. & Ga. R. are granted at Cincinnati, Louisville or It -dianapolia. Through cars to Chicago. V. G. Edwards. G. P. A., Cincinnati, O. , AROUVfl TOWN. Th" city schools vvill open Monday morning. There was nothing to do again toduy in Acting Maor West dl's court. Rev. Dr. Porter of Charleston will preach for Kfv. Win. F Rice at the chapel at Grace tomorrow morning. Registry Clerk Elmer West all, of the postotlice fotce, who has been ill for some tune, is now able to ne on tne streets. The Epworth League devotional meet ing of Central church will be lit Id in the lecture room tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock, led by J.J. Mackey. Mrs. Lina, Cuiciuuuti's fa-orite so prano soloist, will sing at the First Pres byterian ctuircti tomorrow morning. Stu-rrt Doubleiiav will also sinx a solo. The regular monthly meeting of the Ashevilie Free Kindergarten association will take place in the let" lire rooms ot liie Y. M. C A. on Monday afternoon at 4:au. Although the Grand Central has been losed duiina the proirn-ss ol remod eling, the office ol Ticket Broker Clarke, which is in the hotel otticc, is open as usual. Key William Ward has contributed to I'iik Ci i "I.kn mnseii'ii samples of niin ei iiN, st veil tn n tint her. I hcv come -r mi the la ids ol (aiues Cowan in Hazel tow nship A c.vllctl meeting ol the Flo ,ver mission will beheld .U the residence ot Dr J. A Kurroufli.- .Moiida. .oteinoon at 4 o'cl"Ck. and all la.'ics ot the mission are cqucsu d to attend. B sh. p l.xm.in is to preach tomorrow atieinoon 't the opening the new church bnili by Dr. Willis, four miles b. io w Ashi hit , on the Fiench Blond river. Service begins at 4- o'clock. Kcv. Thos Dixon, jr. the well known nrencher and lecturer, will deliver a lec urc on "Backbone" in the Grand opera louse next Thursday eveninu, St ptcmber Jl The puces of admis-ion will be $1, Tit and "ill ceil ts. Kcv. . L White, pastor ot the First Baptist church, will preach tomorrow m iming on " flic Panic and Storms What Thev Ttaiii." Ai H o'clock, "Inti deiitv a Witl ess to Religion." The pun ac ci Tcli.iUv invited. New s was brought here yesterday bv a iC'iUcinan w ho le!t Brevaid PiU'sdnv auernoon, to theellect that Judge i F. Vrinticld, who is suffering 'roni an nltack ol tat ial er sij ela had taken a turn lor the worse fliuisd.iv. The damage to (he main line of the 1 t: 1. between il l Fort nud Round Knob is n.-t et repaired. The road authori ties hope to run a train through tomor row, altnongh it is not certain that thiy will be able to do so Rev. 1 v Adam will fill the pulpit of the l ieu, h Broad Baptist chnreh on Sural. i v, picachi'ig in iruing and evening. These will be Mr. Adams' last services al this chinch, n he icuvts next w e. k or his new lit hi ol labor in Wadcsimro. X C. Knoxville S-tuine! ; J. C. Lipe ol Bilt more, -N. C is sti.ipng at the New SchuOcit. Mr. Lipe is oil Ins way to N.is.iv ille, n In i't he will go to inspect the oak and asli luiut-cr to be used in U;c constrtiet ion ol the $10,0(1(1,00(1 Vanderbilt mansion whicu is being crccud near Afhevillc. The usual service at Riverside M. E church, So.ith, loiaoriow, morning ano evening, conducted bv the pa-tor. In Lhe atteruoon at 4- n. ru. there will be a temperance meeting undt r the auspieis of the Sunday school. Rev. 11, F. ChrcitzlxTg w ill deliver the adiliess. A cordial inviiation to all. Tin Y. M. C. A men's meeting loin r re) w i veiling at 4:30 will lie' addicssc-' by Hi v. J i Ca a inn, pasi or ol the First i. Ii. elunch. There will also lie solos by Mrs. Featherston. The chorus sing ing will be under tile diicctioii of Filch Taylor. All uien are en: nestle invited to be present and join in the sinking. The pupils ol H. B. Brown's colored school in West Ashevilie had a picnic wsicidny, a texture of which w as a game ol baseball between the West Ashevilie W ildcats and cile Hominy Coons. The result was a score ot b(i to o3 in tavor ol the Wildcats. 1 heie are now 70 pupils ia i his school, and the enrollment is in creasing. Maj. J M Blair, the auctioneer, today sold for . II. Muiphy, trustee, that part of the old barroom building on Eagle street erected by Albert Bunn. It was purchased by Mr. Bunn lor $20. Maj. Blair also sold tor ohn P. Arthur, trus'.ie, two city lots. Lot No. 2 was b night by Joseph Davis tor 1 .J, anil No. 1 by Mrs. Mary Ray for $120. AY THK V. I L- A IIAI.I. A PleaMani Killer ilmiietit I.uhi t-veiiltitf: p was not a huge au licnce that at tended t lie entcrta.iimeut given attiie Y M. C. A. ro nns last evening for the bei.etit of the Flower mission, but it was ,-i well pleased one. The reading of Miss Laura Newl.md was par ticularly erw rt airing and she received many compliments. The selections played on the autoharp by J. G. Russell were quite pleasing. Mr. Russeil bail expected to sing, but on accoun t of a severe cold could not do so to the regret of tin audience The seioptii on pictures given by H B Rossi II were in the main v. rv good, 'f e nic ehanicid t fleets, the steamer at sea, and the invisible dra iightsmaii, were t specially worthy ot note. M 1KIOI. MOTKH Kltctlon of 1' wi Teachers To drts r-Hciief Meet meeting ulthe city schoolsci niniit tee was held today, at which the election of teachtrs to rill two vac.'tnt positions in the schools was held. Miss Grace- Jones of Ashevilie was chosen teacher for t he first A grade in cither the Mont ford ave nue or Ornnge striet school Mrs. Cald well ot Ashevilie was elected supervisor of music and drawing. The tcitchers for the term lieginnirg Monday held tiieir first meeting today. irnn v lin ichkuile. Leave Court House Square on Char lotte street electric car for Sunset Park at 9 a. in., an i eve - 30 minutes there after until 12:.'i) p. m. Couimeiicuie then at 2 p. m., take rnr at squure every HO minutes until 7 p. m. W A. & M. . K'V. SCHEIIULE. Regular half hour schedule to Sulphur Springs wit bout change. Cars leave rear ot postoflice 8:30 u. m and thence every half hour until 8 p. m. Round tiip 25 cents. Car also leaves postoffice at 7 45 a m. to Spartanburg train. The Queen and ChbscKnt Route, R &. P. aud E. T., Va. & Ga. Ry. is the only line running through cars from Ashevilie to Cincinnati, Louisville and Chicago. D. G. Edwards, G. P. A.. Cin cinnati, 0. II Igliost Prlees I'aid Tor Railroad Tickets Special Hates Offered Acci dent Insurance. Clarke, ( . Hotel Index to Mew vdverueuienn, Notice V H Gevvn Kinc KruitK I W : i ck Notice eKilen H Kitw rda I.Hnil Sal' '.'.etJ She'pard Bo Wanted f t ) Box 561 e ikurn HeiTiitsh Keainan Ruante'd colTre A 11 Voopt-r Art Studio Mrs A 11 c'urriiik:ton Hettilqu.-tr' iT8 for Feed C St'onper oarilrrn Wunted 1 U7 tlHVWond St Bin Keilueti' ns Thotl W 1 hrash V Co llrnnd 'Oiru llou-t !rv Thus lux n. Ir Ashe-villi to e-'hicuiiO-K T, V it O oel Q C j A. G. CAkKlSCTUN ha moved he-r m n 'Ho to one it the rooms in l.ind Mry h Art l.allcry. She will be" pleased to take orrk-rs in, Hit l-'astel mid Cruyno, sept Kid it lOY WANTHI.- ati lntdliffenl white be y, J tnt c vc 5 yc.r ot a aa olfi v b-iym it la a j cr'a urtiw, ' -liirfs . in . wn hanitrit Ihk t. O Hoi 601, Ashivillc, N C SoplOltf 1 . A R I K K S WAN V : l T w o fine con y nt'ciiitK rooms with liressinwr room hot ti -ii mill a icr, uit -bie lor lamily or party ot Iriemls, Wo u romn nmtubli. for one or two persons. (1 od table. 1L- IhYW.iOn STKKKT, Nuar Huttcry Turk untl I'ostotlice. sept U'xil w OTIC K By virtue of a deed of mort H KKf executed to me bv H . v'aneeand Z V. Vance on the 2td nay tf uly, 1 syy, reKiM tercd iu the trice of the Krister "t" I Hied of Huneombe e untv. North C irtlinu, in Book ai. Mt piurr ol mort-'UKe records, and by renvoi! oftlie fnilure of said B. Vunee ..thd Z V.-itiie to comply with the terms of said n (irtntue, I will sell, on Voin1av, the ltUhda.v of October, IhiKt, to the highest bubter, tor cash, at public auetiun. at the co irt house door in A-hcviile, in said county ot Hun co in e, the lands described in aud enveyed in me by said inori Hf, coutist HK oi two tracts, adj iuiitf; the lauds of M Ary ' Cox laid Vanci anil others the first tract c utaiui'' loG acres, ailj -iiiinK t he Ininls of uid Xlary I . Cs, 1 ilhs and titers ipd the ec 'lid tract containing 1 acres, in 'biding the mill - n Ben verdani creek, uml adjoiuiuj the lands of said Mary Cox said Willi and o hers fit aid lands bet n Mtuate on the cast side of Kreneh Broad river, and being t'ullv described in the sti id decil of mort.i;aft refereu-e to which is tu rtby in ili- for a fuller dr-cription of the ame. This September 7 isy3. UODUtS li. KUWAHDS, septltd5t sat Mortgagee 1AM) SAI.H By v i rt u e of h e powers U enntained in a deed - f trust excu'ed by s 1) '1 renholm and wite A. XI. I'renholm to (leo'gf J Shepard to secure th note ihcnin iU'cr bed t Mary H. Shrpartl. which deed of rust is rt-cor 'td in the keKiter - f i icd s otfh-e f Hiiiici'inijc ctunty in Record it Deeds ot" Trust No. 3o, paes 337 et seij and detau't hilling made in the oayment of vi.l noie ami tin interest tlweon and upon failure to renew the fire policy of insurance at aKteed and ai the rtqtust of the said J ary 1 1 . Shepard the ur.dersigncd trustee will, on Wednesday the 1Mb ilav of Oc tober isp3, over for sale to the highest bid der, torc.i-h, before the court house door in A-heTil e the following lot or panel of laud situate on the eist -ii e f ead my street or M tint bird avenue and nn the north side of (Warden a.iiiui in the city of Ashevilie ud .toini'ii: the land ol Mary lulia Tniant, Mai v H Vt. uable and oth rs. Beginning at a stake tin the tast mars n ot snid Academy street at Mury Julia lennunt's Corner and runs with said street south 37 east 130 feet to a stake corner of Bcarden avenue; thence vi:h the rth tnnrgin of said avenue north ;m east 175 feet to a stake. Mary B. Vena Ide's corner; thitice wt'h her line para'lel to Academy street north 37 west 14ti feet to a stake in Mary lulbt Tennant's line; thence with In r line sonth Vt' west 175 ftct to the . i,-inniii; a-.d being the same upon which -fid Trenholm and wife now reside. For a luller uii'i more partieub rHcscription of said ot reference is hereby made t ' said tJ.-ed ot trust. This the ltitli day of Sept. 1H.3. GbO J SHiiP K L), septl 0d4-tsat Trustee, N'OTICi:--By virtue of a power of sale in a deed of trust made to me by I N. c nrrinto ami wife, A. G. Carrinston, on 'he itiih day of Ma', l ini, and registered in the otlicc of the ' eg'ster of Deeds of Bur . co'tihe-cou'ity. North Carolina, in Book 30. at pHRe 1 1 I, "and bv reason of the failure of the stt'd I. N. CarriiiKtun to comply with the covenants anil ar etnents vontained in -aid need f trust, I will sell, at public auc tion, at the c art hou-e door in Ashevi'le, on Momiuv. the 10th day of October, lHt3, to the 'iiKhest bidiler, for cash the property described iu said deed of trust, tow it: A certain lot or parcel of land in the western -wart of the citv of heville, on the west side ol J ff rson Dtive, bting lot No, f ol a plat ol land called Prospect Park, registered in the onice of the Hcgister of Deeds of Hun comb, county. North Carolina, iu Book 7i, , li ve 17 of deed econls, bounded as f d Iuwh: Hccinninfr at the southeast corner of mi Nf t)S in ihe west margin of Jetf- rson Drive and runs thence with said west mar gin south 3s "' west, roity seven t7 feet to t ru- corner of lot No 5'; thence v i th iiif line of the sa .e noith 7)u 37' wes-, ninety two I'llli teci to the s- utc :st corner of No, f.5; tiiciue with th back line of No. 55 north l("3 enst torty )40)teet to the south w est corner f No. ;; t'lHice with the line ot No 5 south 7i 37' east, 1 15 teet to the beginning, emg more fully described in S;sjd liced of trust, which i- hereby relerreil to r-aid prop rty i va uable being well located Mtid improved with a good new dwelling This September 10,11)3. W. B GWYN, set)tbU15t sat Trustee. ) i eW ThurMla, Se ax. ASWUNCEMIiNTOK TUK famous preachep-orator REV. THOMAS DIXON, JR. PA-4TOR l F TH H y3T) STKEHT BAPTIST CHURe'H. N. Y. CI T Y Sisbjcc: "B ckb Ile,, HirL PKICKS .no, .75, $1 oo, Tickets on ga'r nt l.indiHfy's Wednesday. 2 a 3 3 CQ a w 1 en p St -i un a W r I w o a CO W s it K 5 o o o &g O o p CD ii rTTTTTTTTTTT FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS WE OFFER AT COST FOR CASH Refrigerators, Ice Chests, - HAMMOCKS China, and Japan IVlattings W. B. WILLIAMSON & CO., FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETC., ETC.. '6 PMtlou Avenue, Aaticville, IS. C WHITLOCK C L, O T H I N G H O U s E During the next thirty (30) days we offer prnat iudueemeuts to cash buyers of loth in. All our Summer (roods must ne sold to make room for fall stoek. A g!anee at our present marked down prices will convince you that this is your opportunity. Our ftock, always best in quality and fit. is now offered below values. This special sal embraces the entire stock without re serve. I'lothinjr, Hats. Rubber (Joodn and (fonts' Furnishings all marked down as ii- ver before. It will pay you to see us be fore you buy. WHITLOCK - CLOTHING - HOUSE Corner Eagle Block. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A. Large VAN - HOUTEN'S COCOA BEST AND GOES FARTHEST, WHICH VK AUK TUB SPOT CASH STORB 4. ax North Main Street. COAL AND WOOD YARD, No 20 North Court Scfuare, (FORMERLY CARRINCTON'S.) COAL, CO Kb:, PLASTKJl i'AltlS, I 1 HE VO( l), KIN DLI N IS. 'H AltCOA L, LIME, CEMENT., O. E. TELEPHONE NO. 121 DSBDRNE & CflRR -INTERIOR DECORATORS H- -AMD- FINISHERS : OF j HARD : WOODS, : ETC, CAMBO KBUIBP8, LINCKU8TA WALTUNS, LIGMOMURS. - Contractors for Interior Decorating and Palntiug of DwclHuga, Store Room. Etc. 4 PHOPKIKTORK OF ' 4 A.Hle ville Sign and Advertising; CotnpHny. PICTOKIAL, COUNTRY AND DBADWALL, ADVBRTISINO. Siguu of all kinds made cheaply and promptly. DBHIGNH OP iDVKHTIHlNU HP1ICI A CTIKJ. Adrrertiilns; Sign Boards on Wood or Metal. Etc.. Bte. We prompt fttrnrioa to all orders and guarantee onr work to be ot DPERIOB QUALITY AND CNBZCBLLBD BY ANT. AND WB MBAN JUST WHAT WB BAY. Comer - Court - Square - and - Main - Street OVKB COOPEK'H G&OCBRV ITOBB. 01cl Ttolijiblo SELLING VEltY CHEAP. Telephone V(o. xsx LAND PLASTEU. SEWER PIPE, El AY ANI FEED MOODY, DEPOT YARD ANB WAREHOUSE, TELEPHONE NO. 73. DKAI.EBS IN 4 i"WeLll Peiper, WHILE THE PRICE IS LOW Buy Your Coal 5. Car Lots ASHE VILLE .14 v'fiitun tvenue. Triumphs of Modern Milling are the Roller King and Electric Light Flours. Don't accept others as "just as good." Ask your grocer for ASHE VILLE MILLING CO.S PRODUCTS Choice Corn Meal and Graham Flour. Wholesalers of Grain and Mill Feed. ASHEVILIE WOODWORKING CO. Is Now Prepared to- BUILDING Fine Church, Cabinet H'Nn 'OKt Ashevilie Woodworking Co HEADQUARTERS: FOR : FEED! 67 NORTH MAIN STREET. TELEPHONE 67. V make a Hpei ialty of the Fei husinonw. Are in cou Btaiit communication with leading mills and dealers. Itep rewent Home of the largest eoncernw in the Feed producing sections. Buving large lots, get all discounts and broker age that can be had Sell at wholesale and retail. Don't want the earth. Guarantee low prices and fair dealing. Respectfully, C. . COOPER. Li AllE NOW MAKING THEIIl APPEAKANCE IN THE Some alreudy here, more cntransit. Misses Ilaupt and Driver will be here on the 15th inst., with both their departments well represented. They are at present in Newr York selecting all the novelties in the DRESS GOODS LINE, with trimmings to match. Also French Pattern Hats, to be displayed at our opening. Notwithstanding the crj of hard times, our store will be kept up to its usual stand ard. Preparatory to the reception of our fall stock goods on hand will be greatly re duced in price from this date. Bargains in abundance for all at SIIMlSTiLUG-H'S P. S. Parties owing accounts will please settle at once, as we need all . the money possible to purchase fall stock. r BEST VARIETY OF ANTHRACITE. CELEBRATED JELLICO LUMP. and Less ICE & COAL CO., Telephoue Nw. 40. -Furnish all Kinds of MATERIAL Work and Bank Fixtures IWT1MATKS.
Asheville Citizen (Asheville, N.C.)
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