THE ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN.
Tuesday Evening, November ao, 1894.
ABOUT THE RAILROAD.
A Schedule That Dotxtu't Connect-
L'loae Connection For Points West,
Tbeeastbound passenger train on tic
main lint wn late yesterday, and the
tick will .be kept np. probablv, until a
chanKe of schedule is made somewhere.
Br tome inexplicable movement outhii
railroad checkerboard the train is 1
scheduled to leave faint KiKk la turn
oUs before the train turn Tennessee
arrives. Of course the connection tnnsi
be made, so the train is held.
A complaint has already been hleit
with The Citizen because of there being
no eating stations bctwtea Salisbury
and Knoxville. What the patsengr
gets he most eat on the fly. It's a long
time between eats.
A uoubltdnily passenger srrvice began
operation over the line between Morris-
town and Paint Rock Sunday, hut ore,
of the trains does not connect with any- j
tlBy changes ol schedule on the w stern !
system passengers from North Carolina
nninta make dote connection nt Knox-
yille. for Chattanooga and Memphis.
Coming this way, too, there is close con-
nection.
The latest Southern railway map has
one thing of significance tbatmav not be
generally noticed. In the old days these
maps gave tbe Norfolk and Western 11
moderately heavy I lack line. This latest
map, however, put the N. & W. down to 1
tbe smallnrss of a hair line. This is i
taken as another significant link in the
chain ot facts omitting to tbe diverting
of the Southern's business by way ol There are 1")2 gucs'.s at Battery Park
Asheville ultimately. j hotel. The gicatest number of persoi s
The Chattanooga Times says: "The accommouutcd at nny previous corres
Norfolk and Western has all along puuriing dute was 60. The figures show
reveled in theet jovment of the truthcj
going north oyer the old bast Tennessee.
Virginia and Georgia road, but now !
that the latter has become the properly i
of the Southern, which can ship it
freight by way of Asheville to the North ;
over the old Richmond and D mville !
branch, it is easy to see that the Norfolk '
and Western might will be looking out
for a link wiih tbe South
that It Call I
claim its own."
A LV THE RAN MISSION.
Itev, Prof. L. E. llusby Called ny
C'ongretfatlon at Asheville.
A I..... a mx l?..v rip P
W,
., . . . ,,,. . f
b. Ptschau. nt that t me pastor of the ,
i,utntran cnurcn m niimingiou, vumcu
tbis city and found a nurubcrol mcmbcis
of the Lutheran taith here. He held ser
vices with them, mid secured a ntidius
of a lutid tor the purpose of purchasing
a lot und erecting a church building. Ser
vices since that time have been luld at
irregular intervals in a rented bnll. The
membership now realize that more tig-1
gressive effort must be made looking to
permanent organization and erection ol
: "Z. 1 "a TJ1. : I1 IZ V. ,
lA.VU.".. Ul'otu . u.iaU..B ....
L. li. Busbv visited the mission rceentlv
and steps have been taken to secure his
services as pastor ol tbe congregation, j
He will likely begin the work very s inn j
Sneaking of the new pastor the Lutheran
Viaitor .1 recent Hate has the followim?:
"Key. l rol. L. Ii. Ilusuy has oeeti pas
tor of the same cburches 10 years, and
has done a work which is highly credita
ble to himsell and worthy ot all com men
dation. Sixteen years ago be located at
Lecsville, S. C. Not choosing to go ile
where to build on another man's founda
tion, he locates here where the presence
and the ability of the strong man (ire
necessary to thc planting and develop
ment ot the pure truth ol God's word,
and time has fully demonstrated, both
his wisdom and his power as a leader ot
the people. In the year of his minUtry
there, huudieds have had a new interest
in education infused into their minds,
marly 300 infants have been given to
God in the sacrament of baptism and
about bOO members have been added to bring the hist to send in to The Citizen
thc church not to speak of souls ad- office calendars for 1833. Tbe calendars
vanccd to higher degrees of religious ! aie pretty in design and have been put
knowledge and lite, and of the streams j in position, so that Father Time's movr
ol holy influence which have gone out to I meats next year will be kept up with
manyotneis. rroi. uusov is not omy
.u- c u.. ,1... C...l.
umi.l IIICU1IISV uirutunsiu lilt ai'inii .
r.i; i t.., .,!.. ,i, . , ,'
any pulpit man in thc American Luth.
rh.i.i.. "
crnn inu 111.
NI'EAKINU l'EHSONAI.LV.
... , ,, rr; - . ... .
I lii-itiitolltiirM f,r t l,i r iitnlflir fitlll f .olllir
w- "
of the People.
S. C. Oghurn is at tbe Swaunatmn
from Wiunton.
John Kerr and wife of New York are at
the Hotel Ucrkcley.
A. E. Deaver left today for Moons-
boro, Cleveland county.
J, W. Pettingill of Louisville is auto-
graphed at the Asheville hotel,
W. P. rinrk nnrl fnmilv are in the citv
for the winter Irom Svrucuse. N. Y.
t. M. llohlitol Lincoiu. ill ,i m tiie
my v.Miing uisaiBicr, mil, . oi-i-ni.
Bill Nye is in from Puck Shoals and
wusoneol 1 HE t-lTIZEN 8 caacrs looay.
Miss Lucy Mitchell left today for a
visit to her old home, Johnson City,
Tenn.
F. C. Hui t of Knoxville and L. P. Er
win of Kutherfordton are guests of the
Hotel Berkeley.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. D. Senvey, late of the
Ponce de I -eon at St. Augustine, are at
the Buttery Park.
Mrs. and Miss Pilonzf, who have been
visiting Vrs. Davidson, have returned
to their borne in Richmond, Vj.
Mrs. N. E. Fulkeison of Rogersvillr,
Tenn., who has been nt tbe bedside ot
her daughter, Mrs. W. A. Blair, left yes
terday lor her home, j
State Senntor-elect Aaron Y. Sigmon
of Hickory came up to Asheville yrster-'
day. He is on a business trip and will ,
be in this vicinity several days.
Mrs. Wash. L. Jacques and Miss
latqiies, tbe wife and daughter ol Wash.
L. Jacques, proprietor of the Murray
Hill hotel, New York, are guests at But
tery Park.
FRENCH HllOAD'S NEW PASTOR.
Rev. J. II. Rett Impresses Ills Con
BTCuntlon Very Favorably.
The congregation of tbe French Broad
Baptist church is exceedingly well pleased
with its new pastor, Rev. , D. Uctta.
who arrived Saturday from Richmond,
Va. Mr, Bttls preached Sunday mom.
tag on the subject "Our Home in Heav-
, to," and Sunday evening on "The Power
of Prayer." Tbe sermons were very able
ones and created a most favorable im
pression on those whet beard. At the
evening service Mr. Betts sang a solo,
"Cast Thy Bread Upon the Waters," in
' the rendition of which beshowtd that he
is a good a singer as he it a preacher.
. It it predicted that be will do a great
. work in hit new field.
The prayer meeting of the French
Broad church it to be held tomorrow
evening and all member! arc asked to at
. tend. The dracon't meeting will te held
Friday evening.
Thirty-Two Drought In.
..: Thirty-two of tbe county't convic s
were broaght in yesterday and quartered
- tween lac eit limits and Biltmore. The
road-making machinery it about all up
, and it it probable that active work on
; the road will begin tomorrow.
" . ...... A. Wis CoDOloalon,
y He miased hit train, 1 heard him cr y
That Rail way Agent lied.
Thia very day I II go and buy
. :- i laaa-ymai t un oe."
'I ". 'i-. M " '
Tf l t e4a.ete.. will be Nov. 20 and
ILLr j. Tbraah's.
. 1- S U trraaa opeaieff at tne vrya,
tJ t m, Nor. 80 ed 21, 41 Puttoa
simjf.v -" ' -."'r-.".":.,sk ,:"'!;
AROUND TOWN
j Washington. A'or 20 Forecast till S
IS'""' S0U'"
;
j C. E. Graham is getting on today
' wtllaacoold be tiptctcd.
Bv order of the market committee Cer..
tral mnrkct will hereafter be doted Sat
unlay flights at 9.30.
Mnj. V. V. Rollins is bick from the
Madison tobacco sections and says he
never saw the leaf dryer than it is in the
barns uow.
I'rvf. J.M.E. UhII will organize fencing
ilasses (or Indies and gcutltinen Thurs
duv at 4:30 p. m. and at the same time
Uive an exhibition.
I. Wilev Shook wants a share in tbe
divide which lulls to the lots of tusionists
early next year, and is a taudidate for
the position o( Stute printer.
,Lou,is U Mi-Caw, formcrlv with B. S.
??lth11,?'? accepted a ptisilion with
J"h" K' 'l ks. ' the lk- ,iult pharmacy,
I rust Court I'Lice and College stiect.
A sister of the oulv Democratic Con
gressman ikrt'd iriin Ciililornia is stat
ing ut Mrs. McAfee's on College street.
She is Miss Mary Mnguire ol Sau Frat
cisco. The Chii-ngo Mining Kivltwof Novcm
Ikt IS I1.18 u p ige article on Western
North Ciuohiiu und the Sjutbcrn rail
way, with illustrations of scenes ulong
l be Swanuunoa.
a rcmurkable incieasc in the number of
visitors in A-bcville.
, , . ... . .
T.l,e B.nrnardsvillc linns says that a
Pennon is being circulated asking tbe
l're"l5nt lo n lease John Llewellyn Irom
tbe Albany penitentiary. LUiwdlyn was
K" l Iw pen I'-r his part 111 the killing
"-. i'l y Ainrsuai BrocKns.
Tho nlii,.f.ti . f llip I L-witm mion.
! zinc will lie eotuii.tHd in Asheville, an
isue (ippcruing for December. Volume
I time will litem in lunuary and be issued
1 monthly through l.VJo It will lw edited
! by Ti.laiun K. Gaitus, its founder.
ltnyee & Burton's business has caused
them to seek larjicr oil trters and they
t()(1(lv ,C(15C(, thc bJllUi on Plltto
avenue tor several ears occupied bv
r. P. Mimnnugh. Thev eipect to go
in'o their ucw store by the first of au
uary,
Uncle Picas Israel came in today to see
if The Citizen was getting on as usual
alter 1 lie recent sbt.ilU'. He felt sure Lei-
i cester would do better than she did, Lut
acc. pts the turpiiscs ol election nuv Phil
osophieallv aial will bring in 8 .me extra
satupus ol com.
The business ol ti e Asheville TransU
, , I L l ,
I t.riitiun, ii. in mill ui v iitiii.,i u v IICIUCU
C. Allen. E, ll. Keeling und R. l Foster,
and will hcrtak' r be under the manage
merit ol Mr. A.l.'ii, Hie business will
continue nt the oi l stand, 38 Cullrge
! s,m;l' u,1Jir l Iirm "'
The last quarterly conference of thc
year tor Kiverstilc A, k. church, south
was held yestt rday by Presiding Elder
Byrd. Reports in nil branches of the
church s work showed a progressive con
dition, and every church assessment, ex
cept Pastor K ibtrts' salary, paid in full.
Yesterday Fred Proctor, colored, was
lielore Justice I-rank Carter charged with
disorderly conduct and an assault upon
Pearl Buzzard. Proctor was sentenced
to 10 days on thc roads, with costs, but
lpon bis threatening a witness in court
the sentence was changed to 30 days
and costs,
Aston, Ra wis .V Co., the South Main
' insurance agents, have the distinction of
; just as tuey nave Ibis year.
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The Houston, Ga Home Journal ol
Noyember 15 savs: "Mr. jno. W.t.uthr.e
i "m' lmilv will have Huuton today for
' r...u i- -,'i : .
I .vim v-iiroiiiui, iiievniu maae lucir
i home near Asheville, and their friends
i line wish for them a lull m-.'asure of tap.
........ V
; tnrcss nil 1 nrn.ofi ir v Me liiifl.rif. la
sonii-l.nv
of I)r. A. S. YYhitnker of
Hiltmore.
The Sollcltorliip.
R. S. McCnll has received a telegram
i from Thus. R. Purnell of R ileigh which
' savs the figures lately given out as to
the election of McCnll for solicitor over
(ones, are probably correct. Thc offkiul
returns are sealed, ard the exact vote
cannot be learned until the meeting of
" ; the Slate canvassing bourd on the 29th
it jss iid that Mr. Jones now concedes
me election ot Ins opponent,
The Franklin Press says on the subj
jcci : 'Aenrdlmm lion. K. lilias to A,
S. Urvsun.ticnvid Mondav night, states
that Geo. A lotus was dclrated for so
licitor by 212 votes."
The U. Y. 1'. I'. Entertalus.
Tuc Young People's union of the First
Baptist church will entertain members
and friends this evening at the church,
beginning ut 7:30. The program will
be especially interesting. Everyone is
cordially invited. L. 11. Wright will con
duet thc devotional exercises, after wbicb
thc s jcial leatures will be enjoyed.
Driven Iusaue by "Jokes..
Malvers, Ark., Nov. 19. M. Mos
cow itz of Hot Springs, well known in
commrrciul circles, was made tbe victim
of a nunihcr of rough practical joktsbv
some drummers here recently, aud he re
turned to Hot Springs Monday a hope
less lUUUlUC.
NcIhoii Morris Gives Roll,
I mc ago, Nov. 20. Nelson Morris, the
packer, under indictment for violating
thc interstate commerce taw, gave bail
m the mm nt $10,000 in the United
Suites court today. Morris returned
Irom buroi c Inst night.
Here is what Peter Cooper, who lived
to lie over DO ye.trs old and died worth
many millions, said of a newspaper: In
ull towns where a newspaper is published
every man snoinu advertise in it, it notb
nig more than a card stating bis name
ami the busims-i he is in. It not only
puvs the ADVEHTISER, but it lets
the people nt a distance know tbut tbe
town in w hkb you reside it a prosperous
community oi nusiness men. As the seed
is sown so the seed recompenses. Never
pull down your sign while yon expert to
ao Dusinest,
W'c have made arrangements by which
we can furnish Tub Semi- WeeklyCitizen
und the twicc-a-weck New York World
all for only $1.50 a year, Hire is the
opportunity ti get your own paper and
the New Yotk World twice every week
at extraordinarily low rates,
Ot tiers received daily, and delivered to
any part of the city irom 45: to 60c per
quart, rneo oysters per dot.. 35c.
Deviled crabs $1, Special reduction in
large quantities. 47 Patton avenue.
Colored and full drcsa shirts, night
robes and paj imas at "The Mcn'a Out
fitter," Hotel B-rkelev.
City Ticket Aent D..r.,y announce.
that round trip tickets for the North
Carolina conference of tbeM. E. church,
South, at Durham, will be on tale Dec.
4-0, limit Dec. 14, lor $9.80.
Slits made to order for $12.60 an.
pants for $3 00 np, fit guaranteed, at
thc Men's Qnlfittcr, Hotel Bcrachyy t ; -
; Oo voa traveir Ant oj ' a r M
Tht-fiarV r C-
TBB MARKETS.
NIW YORK
Nkw York, Kov. to. Cottoa futures opened
barely steady : Norember, 5.50; December. 5.5s;
January, S4i, February, s.51; lurch, Mr, April,
ay j.-.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Nuw Yoaa, Nov. mKrie, ijH; Chicago and
North wettera, wotf; Lake Shore, 115; Norfolk
nd Wnttn. iiV Rlchraosd sad Ml
Terminal. tt: Westers Oaton, S7H; Southern,
iK; Southern Preferred. 16X.
CHICAOa
Chicago, Nov. so. Wheat, Nov., ; Dee,
S5X; May. j Corn. Nov, joSs; Pork, Jan.,
liaj; Lard. Jan., J.07H; Ribs, Jan., 6 uH.
4SHBVIU.B.
OorTflM dallv hv Powell A Snider, wholesale
and retail grocers. These price are being paid
oy in mercoanu 01 tne city loaay :
Butter.
Kgfra.
Chicken.
. sj' Apples
isJApples, dried
.1.5091.50
3M
Turkeys............ 750115 Sorghum lj
Ducks ius 10 Beeswax, per id.
Potatoes, sweet 60 Honey 10
Potatoes trun... 10 to 50 Wheat of
Turnips....
...JWo
Corn
unions .
75
Meal
Cabbage, per lb.
Data 40
Beans, per bu.7wiix
Rye 05
Hav. Her ton 17 os
reus
Chestnuts
ICelery, per doa...ij40
E & W. Kaiser brand imported collars
and cufls at "Tbe Men's Outfitter,"
Hotel Berkeley.
Scriren's drawers, half hose in wool
merino and cotton at tbe Men's Outfit,
ter, Hotel Berkeley.
INUXX TO NBW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ripe Sale Ray's
To Loan R CotTin
Wanted Mrs I
Hound J S Fullam
Wanted 8 N M'ln St
otice Checker Players
Cork Role Shoes-ltitchelt
Notice Market Committee
tiood Bread Krench Bakery
For Rent Natl Atkinson ft Son
Change of Management Asheville Trsnsler
Co
Snecial Fate Baltimore Clothini Shoe a Drv
Goods Co
DANCING lessons giten by the
MISSES COFFIN,
dot At 31 Haywood St.
IAMB to my house Saturday, a large red
J cow. I. 6. FULLAM.
dit
Pine St.
1VANTBD.
Boarders for three choice rooms.
v v southern exposure,
u-xxltf
MRS. LKK,
No. j6 Flint St,
lali.ooo to lead, secured by improved real estate
Sf' in Asneviuc.
K. COFFIN.
u-iodjt
Si Haywood Street.
THE city market will hereafter be closed on
Saturday! at a: TO D. m. Bv order
Saturdays at i v
II-XM3I
MARKET COMMITTKB.
W ANT P. D Table boarders, upstairs over
Coopers. No. s North Main St. Good fare
and terms reasonable. ti-aodiw
IVroTICR All interested In the formation of a
chess and checker club, are requeated to
meet in Hotel Berkeley Thursday morning at 10
o'clock. n-sodit
FOR RENT WITH BOARD Two nicely fur
nished rooms with excellent table. Hot wa-
nished rooms with excellent table. Hot wa-
ter heat. Location unexcelled. ApdIv to
ll-iodiw
NATT ATKINSON Si SON.
IVKRVBODYhaatoeat bread to have good
J healih-and it takes good bread at that.
That bread cau be found always at the
FRENCH BAKERY,
Si College St.
MRS. LA'IRA MY WBSTALI.. a church
singer of eiperieuce, and a member of the
New York Oratorio Society, will take a limited
number of pupils in singing. Address
u-ipUf p. o. BOX Jj8.
A Great many visiting Aihevitle want to save
aa much as they can, and at the same time
have a p ea&ant, comfortable home. "A, dollar
taved ia a dollar made " You can be accommo
dated at f J4.00 per month. Best of references
given. , D. B ,
si-idtf Care Citisen.
I WILL organise night and day classes in
fencing, for ladies and gentlemen, and give
a sword exhibition Thursday afternoon from
4:30 to 5 jo. All interested are invited.
J. M. B. HALL.
Teacher of Fencing and Languages, No. 3s Pat'
ton Ave. Telephone No. 40. Asheville Coal Co.
n-aodjt
VTOTiCR The 6rnl of Cowan
Doggett is
I v this dav dissolved bv mutual consent.
Tne
interest of M. w. Dogiett having been ci
chared by R. S. Lipscomb, the business will be
conducted under the firm name of J K. Cowan
10. a 11 iwieoicaneM 01 uowan s uoggeu
will be assumed bv I. K. Cowan & Co. Novem
ber i;th, 1S94. n-i9diw
MORTGAGEE'S SALE By virtue of the
nower and authority con lerredbv a convex.
ance Irom W. O. Muller and wife to the late Re-
becca Baird. dated J6lh dav of Mav. iss7. and re
corded in book 10, page 3S4. Rdglster's office of
Buncombe county, I will offer for sale, for cash,
at public auction, at the court house door in the
cily oi -tsheville on Daturday, the 15th day of
December next, the following described land
and premises : bituate in the city of Asheville,
on tne west side 01 cnariotte street, adjoining
lots of W. R. Young. 8, H. Reed and others, it
being the tot upon which said sf uller now lives,
and for a more particular description, of which
rcicrcncc is uiauc 10 mia aeca. novemoer loin
1894. THKO. F. DAVIDSON
1 1-ikM raon Ex'r of Rebecca Baird.
TRUSTERS' SALE By virtue of the power
A vested in me in a deed in trust executed to
mebyThos. L. Lealherwood, dated lith Sept.,
iSa j, to secure the payment of a note desctiberi
tnereiT aaia trust need rtcing tiutv registered In
the Register's office of Buncombe county in
bonk No, is snd pasre 30701 mortcstres aud deed
in trust records of Buncombe county, I will offer
for sale at public aurtion at the court house door
in Asnevuie lor casn tome nighest bidder, on
the 30th day of November, 1694 the property des
cribed in said trust deed, said property beina
situated on east side of Gudger stre.t In the
citv of Asheville containin&T about one and on.
fourth acres with a froutage on Gudger atreet of
34B leet; no improvements, uct. 30, 1H94.
A. T. SUM M BY,
io-3od4t-tues Trustee.
NOTICE Superior Court, Buncombe county.
Matilda C. Rmbler vs. Elma Hawkins, et.
al. Notice
The defendant, M. B. Rmbler, will take no
tice that a suecial proceedina- entitled aa ahnw
has been commenced in the Superior court of
nuneomDe couniy lor ine purpose ol Having
dnwer in the Isnda of the late John Rmbler. al
lotted to his widow, Matilda C. Kmbler, and the
mid M. B. Bmbler will further take notice that
he is required to be and appear before the Hu
perior court of said county, at the court house
in Asheville, on Monday, the 3rd day of Decem
ber next, and answer or demur to the petition
which has been filed in this nroceedinv nr tt,
petitioner will apply to the court for the relief
uemanaca uiercin. j nis uexoner . 1S94.
J. L CATHBY,
Clerk Superior Court.
Per I. McD, Whltson, D. C.
10 s.tdot lues
NOTICE Trustee's Sale By virtue of the
power of sale vested in the undersigned as
trustee by a certain deed of trust executed by H.
C. Long on the 14th day of December, 1891, for
the purpose of securing the debt therein des
cribed, which deed of trust haa been duly re
corded in the office of the Register of Deds of
ouncoinuff coudiv in uoox no. 37 01 tne records
of mortgages and deeds o' trust at pages 380 et.
acq., to which reference is hereby made, and de
fault having been made in the payment ol aaid
debt, at the requestor the cestui que trust named
in said deed of trust, the undersigned will sell
for raah to the highest bidder at public auction
at the court house door in Asheville on Friday,
the 7th day of December, 1844, at 1 o'clock noon,
the land and premises in said deed of trust con
veyed and described, situated on the west aide
of Depot atreet in the westers part ol the city of
Asheville, adjoining the lands of Trapler snd
others, beginning at a stags In the western
margin of Depot street at Trapier'a southeast
corner, and thence running with the said mar
gin of said street south 31053' west fifty feet to a
lake: thence south 65 50' west one hundred and
sixty three and five-tenths feet to a stake; thence
north 31 $1' west seventy feet to a stake, Trap
ier'a southwest corner; thence with Traplers
line south att H eaat one hundred and alaMv.
one feet to the beginnlug, and for a more com
plete uescnption 01 wmcn reference is hereby
msdeto the above mentioned records of the
Register of Deeds of Buncombe county; this sale
being made for the satisfaction of all c-xnenaea
nd Interest and the debt above referred to.
This November Jth, 1894
L P. M'LOCD,
II-7UM
Trustee.
NOTICB-Trustee's Bate-By virtue of the
power ol sale vested in the ndmia-al aa
"r - muira iHrm ol Iran CXCCUICG oy
Amos Boon and his wife, Mexico Boone, on the
soth day of February, 1891, for the purpose of se
curing the debt therein described, sad which
deed of trust la recorded in the office of the
Register of deeds of Buncombe county ia book
No. S3 of records of deeds of trust tad snort-
gages, pages 005 el. acq., to which rertreact
laTiereby made sad default having been
mad ia the savment sf tha hwT auu
at therequest of the cestui que treat saav-d la said
deed of trust, the undersigned will sell for cash
to the highest bidder at public auction at the
no-jar ooor IB aanevillt OS FrUaSV, IBM) Tlh
day of December, 1894. at 13 o'clock norm, lbs
land and nremlaea In aaM AA nl . j
and described, situated on Mm West stat of
1. JtltSM
i:.r,Jz.,.',.F,m"
immiB aegiaaiag earaer or I.
at. Campbell's lot, aad taeaca raas srith the
westeramarglaefaald street soath tight de
ireca aad thtrtvleht salaataa aus asiS s.
asUke; theaee soath etghtroaa degress sad
tw.aty.two aUaates west oaw haadied aad
slulcet theaca with said alaioi la s aanswra dT
nu awaiiiaiBa wver any sasa aa a ttaaa
watch gwPsa ah Zm ."K2
a. - ts- 4 r- fc
r 1 .
THE Republicans have
kicked a goal, but- it
matters not which party is in
while we can and are selling
Carpets, Furniture, etc , at
such low prices.
W. B. Williamso.. & Co.,
16 Patton Ave.
The Whitlock
40 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
LONG ULSTERS
FOR MEN
Just Received a New Addition to Ouf Week in
Our Stook.
Than ever. Now it your best time to get winter snits. Heavy underwear, gloves,
wool hosiery, and every kind warm clothing ready to wear. We invite you to
examine oar atock before baying elsewkrre. No tremble to show goods.
THE WHITLOCK
MO. 46 OCTH
THE LADIES' DOUBLE CAPES
- IN
Black, Blue, Brown and Tan
IN BETTER G00D3 FftOM
$7.50 TO $20.00.
Have just arrived. Still a few
Capes. No o Jd prices to catch the unwary, but first class
goods at a uniform low price.
a new lot.
BON MARCH E,
37 South Main St.
A BRAND
Groceries Ss
Not s pound or package of old goods ia the house, all bought St blest
lowest prices. Also Tall stock ol
, FEE3ID .
Is Connection, storage Room at 67 N. Mala snd 39 8. Main sts.
C. . COOPER,
Tr LEPBOHB 7
Old Hickory. Wagons.
J. E, DICKERSON & GO. X
ffj Studebaker Wagons,
Kindling Wood, Hard and Soft Goal,
Store Wood aad Coke. Agent tor He Borne ScsrlsglachlDea. Rustic
tests, Easels aad Frames Made of North Carolina Woods,
C. E. MOODY, '
REVELL
tapta) anal
real-si Ursx
Red Soapper, Speckled
i.w'L'!!''!-..'1 if1 ,".?"B weelved dally. Mackinac Treat and Whttt Pish direct from Michigan
aahtrmea, aad Uvt Lobsters every Thursday. Outers sad Scollops dally. .
J. F. MILLER.
Now it the tlaie to place ;our order for winter supplr. It takes a
rich Man to draw check, a pretty girl to draw attention, a toper
to draw a cork, a platter to draw a blister, a Jwrae to draw a bag
7, bat we are tbe onet to draw tbe trade by tbe wperfine quality
of onr fellieo Coat, Coke aad Anthracite.
Carolina Coal Co
O
A
L
TrisaboM No. tja.
I hy Jest mdTed.'Mdiai
rzX ictn err:?, T-i tJ
Clothing House,
AND OVERCOATS
AND B0Y8
All Slice. From the Chespest to the Best
Is Larger
CLOTHING HOUSE,
MUM ITKBBT.
-
left of the 93.00 aud f 5.00
Drees Goods first clans and
Asheville, N. C.
NEW STOCK
OPJ -s
Provisions.
J9 . MAIN BT,
No. so N. Court Square,
fsrsscy arrocsrlea, araa attd cow
Mock mt tMltl. All cooda f rcab
ffsiaraBiMtl o m. maim sir,
Sea Troot, Bine Fish
TAU, IS, CITT MAatKBT.
OsVt sj Psttoa Ave,
c& it bretlr Yednoed wic. Axmlnnter. Moanettn. ValTet: Bodv Rrn).,
Lzz? fe:t3, YIt: Czzttzi Ctr; I!tt4ngta riow Wl
Change of Management
The undersigned having bought out the Ashe
ville Transfer Co., beg to announce that i
will hereafter be managed by Herbert C Allen.
We retain the old name and office, 38 College
atreet. telephone No. t. We will give
STRICT and PROMPT
Attention to all orders for baggage, and respect-
fully solicit your patronage.
HERBERT C ALLEN,
B. D. KEELING,
R. P. FOSTER.
See That Square?
If your name were In It, It would be au adver
tisement.
See the Point ?
Now you can't say thaljpersons do not read
the advertising columnof Tub Citizen.
"AW BOSBST BFFORT TO
PLBASB BRINGS ITS OWN
RBWAKD." THIS MOTTO
HAS BBBN EXEMPLIFIED
IS THB CASS OF TBB
ASHEVILLE STEAM LAUNDRY
WB THANK THB PUBLIC
FOX THEIR CBNBBOVS
PATRONAGE DURING THB
SUMMER. AND Br GOOD
WORK AND PROMPT DE
LIVERY BOPB TO MERIT
A CONTINUANCE OF YOUR
TRADE TBIS WINTER.
WHY DON'T YOU ECONOMIZE?
Try Our
WATER PAD.
B. WORTBEN . Orniglat,
Aston, Bawls & Co.,
General Insurance Agts,
is g-a a. main avr.
ire. Life, Accident, gtetin Boiler, Plate Glass,
Employers' Liability. Alao.Guarautee Persons
in Positions of Trust.
THE IMPERIAL - TRIO.
JEAN SClIABFEk,
Violinist PARIS CONSERVATORY.
CHARLES L. SCHABPBB,
PUnist, FRANKFORT CONSERVATORY
SIDNEY D. TAYLOR,
Cellist BRUSSELS CONSERVATORY,
Will open a studio at 71 Orange street, Ashe
ville. on September the 1st and will now receive
application, lor tne following Drancne. : violin,
viola, cello, piano, organ, singing, bsrmony.
compost tion, Preach snd German languages.
Please address
KENILWORTH INN.
CORTLANDBROSy
REAL BBTATB BBOKBRS.
INVBST1IBNT AOBNTB
NOTARY PUBLIC '
Loaas gaearsly placed at Spar ons.
Ofltrta M ft aa Patton Ave., ap stairs
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
If Yoa Mad Anything But Bavaut In
The Filler of Our Red Letter Cigar,
Ashevlllo Cigar, Go.
y3
The Harder The
The Better The Quality
It gives more heat and its use is practical economy. We
ofter this specially hard bituminous coal, which burns to a
soft firm ash, in Lump and Domestic Nut sizes at thc same
price at which softer coal is sold. Hard coal requires more
draft. To obtain intense heat
and you will admit its superiority.
HARD & SOFT
ASHEVILLE ICE & COAL CO ,
TELF.PBOHB 36 ft 40
DAY BY DAY
We all buy groceries, and of rmirw . fv,,
THE - NEW
SAY I SELL
can save money by buying goods from me I
fresh snd clean. Your wtronsi? ISKd
J. W. HOLLINGSWORTH,
toa PATTON AVBNITR.
ASHEVILLE WOODWORKINfl CO.
Is Now Prepared to
Furnish all Kinds of
BUILDING MATERIAL
Fine Church, Cabinet Work and Bank Fixtures
8KP FOB
AshevHle WoodworkingCo
H. Eauffmnn, Supt.
Quality not quawtityY
NO PKBB GtPTa OP ANY KIWU TO ATTRACT ATTENTION
OR DRAW
Acme Wine, Liquor House & Wbite Man's Bar
What I claim la that J keep the largest stock of rat class a;oods of any house In th
State. Anyone us need of nntv unadnlterated llqnora vrlll Und It to their Interest to cal
lt"T&lhi 'am' 'n"" 'he leading phraici.n. in the
J fin, II. Iongbrivn, Prop.
NO. 58 SOUTH MAIN STREET, - - ASHEVILLE. N. C.
TBLBPHONB CALL 139 POfrTOPPK'R Ut)X H8
OrdcrFrn fitMrcr Woliclird. Hoilne; Packintr Frs?
BONANZA WINE AND LIQUOR COMPANY,
Nos. 41 and 48 S. Main St., Asheville.
WH A I WlWLBtM.B DEPARTMENT. GENTS'
1 J I. PARLOR AND READING ROOM.
Beer Vaults and Bottling Department in the Basement
Wt Ruptcttttlly Solicit a Saare ot Poor Potronajjf.
P. A. MARQUARDT, Manager.
BImlai Eattraatce, No. 4M.
4 Sooth Main Street, Aahcvllle.
PURB DOMBSTI0 AND IMPORTED
Wines, Liquors, Ales
Best Cigars and Tobaccos
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Cooper Old Corn and Rye Whiskey
Prom my Transylvania distillery. No adulteration,
PO.Bo.ao8 A-CHAI,VBJRTOW,Prp.
ANIOH
Episcopal Prayer and Hymnals
Of all the best bindings on India paper-bound together, also separately, all the revised
editloa. Prices ranging from ajc.lo away up yonder. We will make prices all right. Our motlo
s "Sell (or cash only" and st a close msrgin,
J. 3ST. MORGAN So O O.,
COfjatT
CARPET
Cloths and LlooleDinB. &ajm, Japanece and Fur RuRa,
Coal
free the grate from ashes. Try
COAL & COKE
OFFICE , ft J PATTON AVK
-i. u. .
CUSTOMERS
COME
EM CHEAPER
kn PrvVhW f ". tell your neighbor she
tZZ'Z Z& 8"'"' '' feed.
TELKPIIONK ji.
K8TIMATKH,
Telephone, 164.
TKADB AT THE
My motto Is, "Keep the heat and charge aceordiniily.'
.Uy place Is second to oooc la the tate.
Telephoae all, Au. tit.
and Beers,
LjINBI OF
aaVAKK.
t.v.SM Sli'Vs. f , i