WEDNESDAY, MAT 23, 1900.
TTEE ASIIEVILLE DAILY CITHEN.
5
EXHIBITIONS OF-
WORK OF PUPILS
Given at Bailey and Catholic
Hill Schools.
A NUMBER OP NOM-RESIDENTS
WERE AMONG THE VISITORS ,
TODAY.
Ar ... '
Interest;; exhibitions ct the work
if the pupils were held yesterday and
today at the Bailey atreet school. The
various rooms were open to the par
ents and friends of the children, and
the publlo generally. The work done
consisted of oral examinations on the
ground gone over by the pupils during
the year.and was for the purpose of re
freshing the memory of the children as
much as for an exhibition. The stand
ing attained in the work today and
yesterday does not determine the
grades of the pupils next year, which
la determined by the monthly aver
ages. There were a number of Visitors In
the different rooms today, - although
the attendance of patrons was rjty
what It was hoped It would be. These
visitors included a good many non
residents of the city who were Inter
ested In the work and who were great
ly pleased with what they saw. There
were many complimentary remarks ou
the proficiency of thepuplls,,the read
iness with which they recalled the
knowledge they had acquired during
the session and their easy deportment.
The neat appearance of the tooms was
also a subject of favorable comment.
At the Catholic Hill school there
were exercise? yesterday and today,
which were attended by a large num
ber of visitors.
In Principal Llpscombe's room the
grades from the sixth to the tenth had
reviews of reading, arithmetic, II. S.
history, spelling, civil government and
music.
The fourth and fifth grades. In
charge of Miss V. L. Burrell, gave ex
hibitions in free hand drawing and
arithmetic. The sixth, seventh and
fetghth grades were examined In ad
vanced geography. The freehand
drawing by Robert Wallace, Maggie
Eynum, Herbert Fowler fnd Galthr
Hargrove was noticeably good, and
was complimented by Mr. Worrall, th
artist, who was a visitor there.
The third grade was examined In
reading, spelling and drawing. The
second grade gave an exhibition of
reading, vocal music and free hand
drawing on the board. There was also
an exhibition of sewing,' which Is
taught in all the grades, but ia not
compulsory."
The first A grade, second division,
pupils had examinations lijf language,
music and arithmetic.
The primary department bad a pret
ty and interesting exhibition In addi
tion to the oral recitations, consisting
if writing, painting and drawing and
sewing.
The examinations today close the
work of the session at this school.
DR. JARVIS BUXTON
COMES TO ASHEVILLE
HIGH TRIBUTE TO THE SAINTLY
MAN OP GOD.
' The Lenoir News of the 22d says:
' "Rev. Jarvis Buxton, D. D., who
has been rector of St. James' parish,
Lenoir, N. C, for the past "nine years
or more, has resigned the work and
mill move this week to Ashevllle. Dr.
Buxton's Godly life and lovely Chris
tian character has endeared him to all
our people, regardless of denomination
or station in life. His life among us
has been a veritable benediction.
When sickness or trouble existed there
this saintly man of God would find his
iway to give to the afflicted spiritual
romfort and encouragement, and he
iwas ever liberal and open handed to
the destitute. His venerable kindly
form and face will be held in loving
remembrance by .our entire community,
land we feel that we' but voice the sent
iment of all the people when we wish
for him, In his declining years, a con
tinuance of those heavenly . blessings
dnd graces with which he Is' so richly
lendowed and which "he so faithfully
Haught to others by precept and exam
ple." t Fine lot cow peas at C. S, Cooper's,
39 South Main street.
Btate of North Carolina,
Buncombe County.
Notice.
Notice Is hereby given tha: applica
tion will be made to the General As
sembly of North Carolina at Its ad
journed session in June, 1900, by New
ton M. Andersou and others of Cleve
land, Ohio, for the passage of a special
act to create a corporation known as
Ashevllle 8chool.
This May 7th, 1900 .
MARTIN & WEBB,
8-S-J0dys Attorneys.-
CHANNEL BASS
AND
SILVER SALMON.
Fresh from Florida. They are head
leas and drawn, yet we sell air same
price a wa w0Uld otherwlsjT Thla
makes a great saving, as thenar told
by weight. Delicious baking fish.
Red Snappers and Red Snapper Jowl
are of delicious flavor.
ASHEVILLE FISH: CO.,
PHONE 189.'
Ashevllle Hardware Company.
FORECAST till i p. m. Thursday:
Showers tonight and Thursday.
The Woolsey Sunday school will have
a picnic next week.
There will be services at All Souls'
church tomorrow. Ascension day, at 11
a. m, ' i
There will be a meeting of the
Woman's exchange tomorrow morn
ing at 11 o'clock. -
A meeting of the W. C. T. U, will
be held tomorrow . afternoon at 3
o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Hll
llard, South Main street.
The Charles W. Byrd Junior Ep
worth league will meet tomorrow af
ternoon at 4 o'clock In the lecture room
of Central Methodist church.
Tomorrow being Ascension day, there
will be holy communion at Trinity
church at 7:30 a. m. and morning
prayer and holy communion at 11 a. m,
' The Y. M. C. A. members' frolic has
been postponed from Friday evening
to Thursday evening of next week. An
effort will be made to make this one of
tne pleasantest yet given.
Rev. A. M. Croxton, pastor of the
First Baptist church at Monroe, N. C
will conduct prayer meeting at the
First Baptist church in this city this
evening at 8:30. He is In the city foi
the remainder of the week.
Spartanburg Herald: - Dr. Arthur
Becker, a native of Germany, but for
many years a resident of Newberry, has
accepted the position o. traveling
salesman for the Cruteh&eld-Tolltson
company. His headquarters will be in
Ashevllle.
There will be an important meeting
of the Alumni association of the city
high school tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock at the old library building, in
stead of the Orange street school, as
stated at the last meeting. The yearly
fees are to be paid at this meeting.
The death of Hon. Adam Broyles oc
curred near Glade Spring, Va., instead
of at Knoxville. Mrs. Julia Sluder,
Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Adams of this
city were distantly related by mar
riage to the deceased not nieces of
his, as The Citizen was Informed yes
terday. Postmaster Rollins has received noti
fication from the government of the
establishment of a postomce in the
government building at the Paris ex
position. Money will be transmitted
at the regular domestic rates. The of
fice is officially -nown as the United
States postal station, Paris (France)
exposition.
Proceedings were Instituted before
Judge Stevens this morning involving
the custody of a 22 months old child.
The father, Ed. Gates, and the mother
both endeavored to obtain custody.
Judge Stevens continued the hearing
until this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.
Gates have separated. Frank Carter
appeared for Mr. Gates and R. S. Mc
Call for Mrs. Gates. j
D. W. Bruton feels considerably In
censed because one of the military
companies carried off his son, Marvin,
as a drummer boy to Charlotte. The
boy is 15 years old, and went without
his parents' knowledge or consent.
They were at a loss to know what had
become of him, and were out searching
for him late Monday night until they
accidentally learned that the boy had
gone to Charlotte.
The Ashevllle ball team met its first
defeat at Weaverville Monday. It was
a close game, and it is said fewer er
rors have never been made in any
game played on the Weaverville dia
mond. In the eighth inning Weaver
ville made three runs on a ball thrown
from second to first. The sun was In
the first baseman's eyes so that he
simply couldn't see the ball. Asheville
had only one inning in which to re
cover. The score was 10 to 9 In Wea
verville's favor.
An Invitation comes to The Citizen
to attend the eighth annual commence
ment of the North Carolina collefcj cf
Agricultural and Mechan.j art?, to b
held at Raleigh May 27-od. T"? invi
tations are specially handsome ii; thcli
execution. The .ollowlng Ik the t.'.'o
gram for the differ M dnyr: May 2"
8:30 p. m., baccaUui i-ate s rr- ia
President Charts E. Tayln:-. Wal:?
Forest college; May IS. 8 :.".'! ;. m..
alumni address, C. W. Gol f, W'.ison,
N. C; May 29, 8:30 . m.. cj::i:;;ence
ment address; Prof. Ir.t It.'msen. Johns
Hopkins univers'.ty; fl:'iO p. ni.. farulty
receptkm to friends anj alumni uf col
lege; May 30, 11 a. in., romm wenient
day.
E. Collin, auctiont-er, will sell at
auction on south side of court square
on Saturday. 26th May. at 10:30 o'clock
one well made double buckboard in
good order: one two wheel dog cart;
one set double harness; two sets single
harness. 6-23 d3t
SPECIAL NOTICES
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
SPECIAL THAR
E. COFFIN will offer for sale at pri
vate sale on the. south side of court
Thursdav. 24th May. at 11
o'clock, a very gentle mare, accustomed
to being driven about Asnevuie Dy
ladles and children and ridden by chil
dren. The mare can be seen now by
applying to E. Coffin, Citizen building,
Church street, third floor. dlt
Attention' M0T0RMEN
aueiiuuu. ENQ1NEERS
Shipment o BICYCLISTS
Lamb's Eye Protectors
JUST RECEIVED.
No dust, no wind, no cinders, when
you wear them. Just the thing you
need. Call and see usv
BAKER & CO.,
Scientific Optlclt.ns. 45 Patton Ave.
Miile at Auction.
Large I years old mule will be sold at
auction Saturday, 26th May, at 11. a.
m. on the square. M. E. ROBERTS.
E. Coffin, auctioneer.
Bamboo Porch Shades
ARE MUCH BETTER THAN AWNINGS,
AS THEY KEEP
LET IN THE AIR. VERY DURABLE
AND NEAT ,.
WE HAVE THEM IN STOCK 5, 6, -J, 8, 10 AND 1 2
V FEET WIDE. .
W. B. WILLIAMSON & CO.
Furniture, Carpets, Etc
? 16 Patton Avenue.
EVERYTHING
FOR
THE FLOOR.
Phone
228.
SAWYER'S CARPET
NO RUNAWAY
S HAVE YOUft C r CLE
ASHEVILLE
18 and 20 Church St Phone 228.
W ITH I
Knox Straw Hats...
Stiff and Soft Brims $2.50 to $4-00. Sizes, 6
to V2.
Other Straw Hats from 25 cents to $1.50.
Don't fail to see' our latest Golf Hat the prettiest
ever shown.
The Wliitlock Clothing House,
No. 41 Patton Avenue.
We are receiving
North Carolina Berries
every day. They are picked the
day received and are not to f)e
compared with the other berries on
' 'he market.
Lee
25 SOUTH MAIN ST.
5 PHONE 250.
Specialty Hot Peanuts.
FREE - DELIVERY - FREE
BARCEY A1ALT
We desire to call your attention to
the appended result of a chemical
analysis recently made of CHASE'S
BARLEY MALT WHISKY, by the
recognized highest authority In the
United States upon analytical chemis
try, HERBERT E. SMITH, M. D..
dean of the medical faculty of Yale
University and state chemist of Con
necticut. YALE UNIVERSITY.
DEPARTMENT OP MEDICINE.
New Haven, Conn.
Messrs. E. H. Chase & Co., Louisville,
Ky. m
Gentlemen: Inclosed you will find
the results of my analysis of the sam
ple of Chase'a Barley Malt Whisky
which you recently sent to me.
These results show It to be a whisky
of good alcoholic strength,- free from
fusel-oil and containing no trace of the
metals, copper, lead and sine.
In my opinion Chase'a Barley ' Malt
Whisky Is, on account of Its absolute
purity, an excellent article for medclnal
use. Yours truly,
HERBERT E. SMITH, M. V.
Conn. State Chemist.
Chemical Laboratory, July 21, 1890.
Result of a chemical examination of
a sample of Chase's Barley Malt Whis
key. 100 cubic cen timers contain:
Alcohol. 61.95 cub. cent, or 432 grams.
Residue on evaporation 0.51 "
Non-volatile matter or Ash... 0.01 "
F.ee acid, as acetic acid 0.04 "
Reducing bodies, as dextrose 0.22 "
Tannin a trace only
Attest: HERBERT E. SMITH, M. D.
These facts commend the CHASE
BARLEY MALT WHISKY, not only to
the public, who aeek a superior Whis
ky, but also to the members of the
medical profession In their practice.
The consumptive will find It moat
beneficial, as it strengthens the Lungs,
check the wasting of tissues, and re
lieves the severity of coughing. The
dyspeptic will find It an aid to diges
tion, as It relieves the stomach when
oppressed with gas. It builds up the
feeble and stimulates tha system
against malarial attacks.
For sale only by
FRANK O'DONNELL,
31 S. Miin St, Ashsville, N, 0.
OUT THE SUN BUT 4
. .'. :
HANDSOME WILTON RUGS
' Remarkably durable, and
in beauty of designs and col
orings they compare favorably
with any. A Mussulman
would admire them for their
Byzantine richness.
We would be ploaaed to show
them to you.
HOUSE, i 20 Church st
Bicycle when it is fitted with
COASTER BRAKE. Down grades
tickle the rider of a wheel fitted
with a Coaster-Brake, for all' dan
ger is gone and he can enjoy the
coast to the fullest extent. We can
fit this to your old wheel or furnish
you a new wheel already so equip
ped. CYCLE CO.
Anything for a Wheel
Asheville Transfer Co.
checks your baggage
from your house direct
to destination with rail
road checks.
OFFICES
60 Patton Ave. Phone 210.
With Uptown Ticket Office.
HERBERT C. ALLEN, Proprietor
WIRE FENCING.
I am prepared to contract for your
fencing, both ornamental and plain.
Iron and Wire Fences both woven or
strand wire for farms, lawns and ceme
teries. I have many new and very desirable
designs, both heavy and light fencing.
Also the finest Acme Poultry netting
ever put up In Ashevllle. 'Phone 318.
Address
j M. A. CREASMAN.
..COAL..
That tnakoa tint 1..ln
-that Iaivm hi. f.vr ..h.. fh.f -
costs no more than alate coal la
the kind we sell
Ashevi!l8 Wood & Coal Co.
R. M. Rameey, Pro
'Phone 223.
Office 1 W. CourtlSq.
PRUDENCE S. DRESSER
Teacher of Piano, Harmony and
Theory. Graduate, with honor, of New
England Conservatory of Boston. .
The only teacher of piano in
Asheville who is a graduate of
a first-class Conservatory or
College ot Music.
Terms SO oenti a lesson.
Beginner, received on Tlolln.
6oCharlotte Street.
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' o'rt- - k 'ii
YV''' T' I
ASHEVILLE HARDWARE CO.
Hiajh Grade and nnni r- r Fvpr hr.wn
Medium Price
We can save you a Five-Dollar bill on every
set of Rubber Vehicle Tires put on by us.
CAROLINA CARRIAGE HOUSE
O I! W"i:ht.
J'rijn ,.-,or iui I Mit:u"r
86
J. M. HEARN & CO.i
HEADQUARTERS FOR REPAIRING.
Notice to Property Owners.
Woodbury's Rubber Elastic Roofing Paint
M. H NORTH COURT SQUARC
MHIVIIXC.N.C.
it. Costs Less
To linvf plumbing
dom riffhf, whether
it's repairs or new
work.
We do it right bo
carjee we know how
- We know how be
cause it's our busi
ness to know how.
BALL & SHEPPARD, 4 Patton Ave.
Altention of those desiring.... ' ,. '
PLUMBING MATERIAL, AND
PLUMBING WORK DONE
called to the fact that PENNIMAN & KELLY
is
intend dissolving co-partnership and have a larae slock
of material Ion hand. Any
of work(will find.il to their
Making Home Cosy
Is easy and coBts very little If you get
into the right store.' We can furnish
every room, from kitchen to potior,
with good reliable furniture, and at
prices which will surprise you It
you've never been here before. If any
JhLnj is bought here which doesn't
wearNwll we'll thank you for telling
us. It Is our Intention to live up to our
e'ivortlseinents In spirit and in letter.
IHE : EMPORIUM
45 PATTON AVE.
Quisisana Nature ;j .,
" Cure Sanitarium,
167v French Broad Ave,
Ashevllie, N. C.
Latest German meth
ods. No medicine. Ni
operations. We assist
nature to cure the pa
tient by: Proper diet,
sun-baths, nlr-baths,
massage. Swedish
movements, prescribed
exercise, baths, packs,
etj. AH diseases treat
ed. Treatment in and
out of the Sanitarium.
Classes In Swedish
movement dally.
Examine our
3-4 inch
Spider Cotton
at eight cents per foot
before you buy your
Hose.
I.!. E. Cor. Court Square.
Thone 87.
WE HAVE TiiE...
Most Complete
Stock
OF...
in Asheville.
Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C.
NATIONAL
MONARCHj
Olive rlk
Crawford Yale
These wheels are all of
good reputation and will
give you satisfaction. If
you are undecided which
to buy, stop In and let ua
help you to decide.
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICR
64 PATTON AVEJtB,
HOW TO INCREASE THE
INCOME FROM HOUSES
First consideration should be a per
fect roof. Use WOODBURY'S RUB
BER ELASTIC ROOFING PAINT,
ihe host roof preservative manufac
ture.!. It protects metal and shingle
ro'ifs, never crack", never washes off.
Is water proof, prevents rust and cor
r.rlon. Woodbury's Rubber El stic Cemnt
For repairing leaks about chimneys,
i'ot!n;. skylights, windows, gutters
will n"t run or crack.
Phone 121.
parties interested in this line
interest to call upon
PENNI MAN & KEUL.Y
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