Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 3

Dobbin Ferrall, lioii ire Pore Citizen IK Tucker'sA Fajetterille St, jPjjjf HURRAH FOR THE SUPPLEMENT MAY 7, 1898. Store iiiHsii. IN OUR WHITE GOODS DEPART tr.n: Vf- the city government showed the follow- submitted to the county commission second sergeant; jr. S. Fowler, third ser.

THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN STATES geant, (commissary); Henry R. Burn mm era. APRIL 1 TO OCTOBER 1. 1897. first corporal: A.

L. Brown, second corporal. W. J. Henderson, third cor parol; MENT WE OFFER A GREAT WHITE GOODS SENSATION, A REALLY NEW THING Reed.

Paid. 397.41 1 9.057.77 Dept. Street Water w. jci. wauace, lourtn corporal; W.

Whiison, fifth corporal; Lewis Clowney. NEAR THE CLOSE OF ITS YEAR'S WORK. mm 8.643.22 7,661.60 35.00 -AND CAVALRY TROOP. initiatory Steps Taken at Last Even Inq's Meeting The meeting held last evening at the Y. M.

C. A. rooms for the purpose of suvu; jono Alexander, left guard. -ii. "Mouseline de Coton" 3,968.26 6,983.99 890.25 1.277.12 1.115.48 2,111.14 13,748.83 696.61 Fire Sanitary Police Market Schools Miscellaneous Salary Street lighting Interest A sheer.

Imported made In Mulhouse 9,685.78 taking the initatory steps In the organ-1518 32 ization of a cavalry troop was well tended and the interest shown assures Cotton, unquestionably the sheerest The Big white orga idle ever worn, having the 20,715.75 to Asheville a troop composed of Ashe- ville's best material and the only one in Scott Resigned and th Election His Successor Left te Next Meeting Reoelpts end Disbursements. The last regular meeting but one the 1897-'98 Board of Aldermen was held 'ast evening, and attracted Alder-men-elect West, Connelly and Sherrill, who wanted to get an idea of how the OCT. 1. 97, TO APRIL 1, 98. effect of Mouseline de Sole in silk will the state.

Geo. S. Powell was made chairman of the meeting and Fred A. Hull secretary. The general plan and scope of the TO) tear straight across the width and will laundry perfectly, remaining and retaining Its sheerness.

A Southern wo Capt. Scott has been instructed to keep nis company in readiness, and it Is understood that five companies of colored troops would be accepted from this state on the first call. A special sermon will be preached to the company in the First Baptist church, colored, tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. B.

B. Hill. The company has the following members: J. W. Jackson, J.

C. Jones, J. W. Siler, Sildortris Watiers, Felix Harris, F. Young, Harris Lenora, Isom Danizler, Tom Forney.

Walter Hill. Cy Morehead, Sam Smith, Will Summie, John Fowler, John Alexander, Charlie Corpening, John Abbott, Waco McKesson, henry R. Burns. Q. S.

McKesson. John Lytle, John Rowley, John Sutson, John Norman, Robert Shelton, W. J. Henderson. Larkin Gwyn, J.

A. Roberts, Eugene Wilson, A. 1 Brown, I. R. Osborne, R.

B. Hanes, Joe Boatright Charley Murphy. F. w. Whitsnn altiixiore organization was discussed, which end Street 1,535.98 7,626.14 Water 7,995.57 9,689.89 Flr 1,579.11 Sanitary 1,655.45 3,732.26 Police 881.95 4.78L36 Market 2,263.71 480.41 Schools 4.394.76 Miscellaneous 30.99 2,264.63 Salary 1,616.65 Street lighting 2,442.75 Interest 21,543.00 ed in the appointment of a committee man's white summer Ideal dress, for of five to report on the probable cost li i I i I I of membership, and on permanent or day or evening 48 inches wide, 75c per ganization.

The chair announced the yard. We control "Mouseline de Co- following as the committee: F. Thomas, S. T. Dorsett, George Hender.

son, H. E. Heinltsh, Dick Weaver. The collections of taxes to September io and 12 Patton Ave. 30.

1897. amounted to $46,697.89, and from ton" in North Carolina. On motion of Mr. Thomas, the chair was added to the committee. October 1 to March 31, S33.376.12, making a total of $80,074.01.

Capt. O. W. Budd of the United States army was present, and at the The following weekly cash statement Dobbin Ferrall. was submitted by City Clerk Robert Johnson, Charley Hawlsey, John Curtis.

request of the committee very kindly consented to assist in its work and also son: Cash on hand April 29 $2,114.27 892.21 Collected by J. A. Campbell Clothing at Big Reduction. High Grade Fertilizers to give his services In instructing the officers in their duties in drill, etc. The applications for membership now number 50.

The meeting adjourned subject to call of the chair. machinery of the city worked before being --lled to the positions to which erf elcted Monday. During '-he meeting Mayor Rankin opened a letter, prefacing the reading with the statement that it was a serious piece of business for the city; that he was sorry because of it, but It probably could not be helped. The letter, was the resignation of Alderman George P. Scott, to which The Citizen referred yesterday.

When it had been read Mayor Rankin said: "Without speaking disparagingly of anyone else, I think Mr. Scott was one of the best aldermen I ever saw." The resignation was accepted, and the election of a successor to Mr. Scott went over to next meeting. Alderman Hill voted against the motion to postpone election. Haywood Parker, for A.

H. Lyman, asked that the Board authorize the giving of a more definite description in certain tax deeds. Tax Collec Collected M. E. Roberts Collected by M.

W. Robertson. Collected by W. A. James, 400.00 20.60 10.00 36.75 11.96 Collected by W.

H. Bird Collected by Geo. H. IC-JC Sv i SUPERPHOSPHATE OF BONE, $20.00 PER TON. I guarantee one ton of this fertiliser DEWEY'S VICTORV Total $3,485.79 Less disbursements 532.28 ui miwe, xxenry jjavis, Dentis Smith, Jordan Hale, Louis Whitaker Henry Walk, Jiles Hill, David Dixon Will Ross, Mills Evans, Henry Davidson, Tom Smith, John Merrill, Charles Davis, J.

W. Uttlefield, W. M. Harris, Charles McKesson, Sydney Towne John Hyde, J. W.

Tally, Monroe Harris, Joe Hurrah, Nathan Humphrey, vv ill Brutcn, J. N. Miller, Eugene Shep-pard, Charles Greeley, Leon Hurrah, T. C. Clowney, Madison Ingram, Ed.

Burgwyn, Lester Fowler, E. H. Lips-combe, J. W. Lyles, Henry Smith, Will McKee, Harvey Morris, Perry Reynolds, T.

L. Leavenhop, Jack Greenlee, Geo. Parker, Sam Taylor, W. A. Foster Will Cook, Charlie Comba, Alfred Gai-ther, J.

W. Barnard, Alex. Alexander, Vv h. Tate, Eugene Sheppard. i a as.

as aa aa a as. aa afr an a afr aa as. a as. aa as. Bi aas.aaaa The atmosphere is charged with our electricity at the BIG BALTI 7 I I Balance $2,953.51 "The Citizen'" Extra Carried the to be egual to 82 tons of barn yard ma Bills paid: H.

C. Johnson, $19.94: The nure. Citizen police payroll, $705; PURE RAW CRUSHED BONE MEAL MORE. You can see accumulating evidence of it on every hand. Our crowded store will prove to you the bargains we are offering daily.

Conic regular payroll, W. F. Snider, H. L. Frady, coupons, $75; Penniman Kelly, water department payroll, street depart $28.00 PER TON.

OYSTER SHELLS FOB and see us and you will find us a money saver. ment payroll, $159; Asheville Supply and Foundry sanitary department payroll, Brown, Nor-thup J. R. Oates. CHICKENS, $1.00 PER HUNDREDWEIGHT.

Manufactured at SPECIAL. SPECIAL. tor Campbell was instructed to make the deeds under the direction of City Attorney Craig. News to the People. War talk has today been livelier than ever in Asheville, because of the glorious news from Admiral Dewey.

The publication (not in The Citizen) of fake stories of supposed loss of life on the American fleet had made the people the more anxious, and when the report ol the facts were received there was a feeling of relief accompanied by one of joy. The first news of Dewey was received this morning by The Citizen, and was at once bulletined. A little later a Cit. izen extra was in the hands of the carriers and distributed free about the city After many of the extras had been sent Receiver George H. Smathers of the Western Carolina bank asked that the hank be relieved of about S244 tax on BAZAli Asheville Bone Mills, the back, where it Havana Beef Undelivered.

KEY WEST, May 7. The Spanish brigandine of Barcelona, bound from Montevideo to Havana and Having on board a cargo of beef, was brought here by the dispatch boat Hamilton today. The Frasquito was captured off Havana yesterday afternoon by the United States cruiser Montgomery. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. stock of private stockholders, for which the bank was not liable.

Referred to Wm. M. Jones, Sunlight Oil and Gasoline Drs. D. E.

and J. T. Sevier, Mrs. V. J.

Ball, 4.60; Haines, Jones Cadbury W. H. Westall, Locke Craig, $100, Penniman Bros. Mrs. Mary A.

Collins, 50c; J. M. Ingle, 50c; W. C. Carmlchael, L.

Swicegood, Boyce Rich, T. S. Morrison 75c; I. X. L.

Grocery store. W. M. Fox, 60c; Mercantile Trust and Deposit $1200. the city attorney.

NO. 8 BUTTRICK STREET, CBAS. J. ALSTON, Proprietor. H.

B. Stevens, on behalf of the Kiss Me Candy company, asked the Board to enact an ordinance allowing out, another bulletin was received, the press was stopped and the fresh news sale of soda water on Sunday, on may or Rankin's suggestion the request ATTEINTIOfN! MAY 9, io AND n. Special sale in every department. Prices slaughtered all along the line wont over to the new Board. On Mr.

Stevens" request permission added. When The Citizen's extra reached Biltmore the estate's biggest and hand- somest flag, measuring 40 feet, was hoisted in honor of the victory. When a carrier took the extra into CIRCUIT COURT. b. Four yards and a dth of the skirt' at iping cord is the fin-The corsage, slightly ront, is made with a edged with a gradu-lg, with its fulness, teh point.

The ruffle le front as a jabot, inder a narrow white has a few gathers md the front is open len plastron and col-; variety, a fancy leeve is made with a iff, bordered with a per cut of the gown tied from thecut pa-ihed by Harper's Ba-Sars. Approximate ill 10 yards, 30 inches TO DECORATE. GRAVES. Request for Contributions of Flowers for This Purpose. All members of the Asheville Daughters of the Confederacy, and ethers who are interested, are requested to con-(nhiUf flnwprs for ripnoratiner the Adjournment This Afternoon Grand 36-inch Percales, 7c; worth tac.

was given the owners of the Breese property to tap the water main at the city limits on South Main. J. W. Spears asked a permit to build an addition to D. G.

Noland's store on the court room, proceedings were discontinued until judge, Jury, attorneyt One Thousand Pairs Ladies' tan and black oxfords, worth we wili I place the entire line on this sale for and officers had read the good news. Frank Carter, wrestled with Judg. graves of the Confederate soldiers who Sutton for permission to read the tid are buried in the cemeteries around ings to the crowd and give a shout, Asheville. The flowers must be sent the pleasure was not allowed, and Mr. to F.

Snider's grocery store by 10 Carter had to keep his shout to himself o'clock next Tuesday morning. May 10. 50 Cents a Pair. till he got to The Citizen office, wnen The following ladies have been appoint court adjourned. J.

S. Mosseller, the practical and leading gun and locksmith, calls the attention of parties wanting work done. They will be benefitted by calling on time. He has moved from Patton avenue to the new store room, 19 South Main street, near Public Square. He aaHaroftinn in Vila line nf bus COMPANY.

COLORED Jury Report. Circuit court adjourned this afternoon. In discharging the grand jury Judge Sutton stated that 171 bills had been passed upon, a tremendous works. The jury was therefore entitled to the thanks of the court and the community. The jury had visited the county jail and found that the prisoners were being well fed.

The officers were urged, however, to keep the cages in a slightly better sanitary condition. The recommendation was made that an apartment be built for lunatics. Further recommendation was made that the appearance of the various offices in the court house be improved by painting and kalsomining. A committee of the jury had visited the convict camps an found that everything was being conducted properly. The committee thought the kitchen department at the Dryman's mountain camp should be supervised with a little more care.

ed to decorate the graves: Mrs. Henry Redwood, Miss Mary McDowell, Miss Bessie Lee, Miss Julia Adams. Miss Rosa Grant, Mrs. B. J.

Cain, Mrs. Eliza McDowell, Miss Willie Schartle, Miss Josie Patton. Mrs. W. P.

Pegram, Miss Julia Hatch, Mrs. M. C. One thousand pairs of Men's Tans and Blacks, Gent's Bal. and Coii of the Election North Main.

Referred to the tire committee with power to act. Acting on the suggestion of President George S. Powell of the Vance Monument association the. Board instructed the police to keep carriages off South Court Place during the dedication exercises Tuesday. Citizens petitioned for an electric light on Blanton street between Silver and Phifer.

Referred to the light committee. E. It. Thornburgh, E. H.

Cleyenger and E. B. Stradley were elected members of Rescue Hook and Ladder company. E. P.

McKlssick asked permission to place cinders on Haywood street, in addition to what has been put down in front of the Battery Park property. He has permission to put them down as far as Flint street If he so desires. A statement of receipts and disbursements in the various departments of of Officers -List Members iness. The leading sporting people Shoes, worth we will place the entire line for this sale for $1.00. We have the best and most complete line of Ladies', Gents', Misses' and Children's Shoes in the city at prices that will defy competition.

Come and sec know his reputation. u.nis is me uare of year to have lawn mowers adjusted and sharpened. Golf clubs made and repaired, barbers scissors, clippers, horse clippers sharpened, razors con- T.icrVit miiihlirv. blcvcleB. A meeting of the recently organized Stockton, Miss Annie Kerr, Mrs.

J. P. colored military company was held last who will conveyances evening in Henderson hall. Eagle for the 0CcasjOn will please notify any street, for the purpose of selecting of- one of the ladies on the committee by fleers. H.

T. Scott was elected Monday morning. -j, -c Mrs. E. C.

Chambers, Mrs. Eliza Mc- Samuel Taylor, first lieutenant; E. F. DoweU Mrs B. j.

Cain and Mls8 w. Young, second lieutenant, E. W. Wil- ne Schartle compose the committee on son, orderly sergeant; Charles Greeley, decoration. WEN.

I typewriters, sewing machines, music boxes, brass and reed instruments put in perfect order. Iron safes opened. Everything in my line will be done well our assortment at the BIG BALTIMORE The report of the grand jury will be! and promptly. J. s.

19 souin main bl IE you WHlll 11UIU1CU1. IUM esca the spot every time and does Its work scrim 3c, crash Remember, for a few days only, calicos 3c. window PASTOR WEY'S OIL OF COMFORT Lownsdale toweling 3c, fruit of the loom 4-4 domestic 5c, 10 yards limited; cambric 8c. See Our Bargains in Table Linens, Towels and Napkins. Special discount given to dress makers.

Everything in our Everyone who uses It says. Can't do without it It la a wonderful Liniment house in prices as charged and cost only 25 cents a bottle. the way of dress go6ds at great reduction. Remember goods and (advertised. Strictly Cash.

No goods on approval and nothing There Is nothing In the market that will act so quickly and give Immediate relief In all rel complaints, colic, Gome and see us at the cramp, diarrhoea, cholera Infantum, etc. than Pastor Wev's imaiuoie Antiaote. It never falls. 50 cents a bottle, wot book, sent in plain sealed envelope, tells all about my sale at the. nvention, the Dr.

Sanden Electric Belt and buspen- Asheville DrugCo. BIG BALTIMORE Wished 80 years. Used the world over for all results errors, nervousness, drains, lmpotency, lame bacR, East Court Square and College St. Asheville. N.

a 10 and 12 Patton Avenue. jto. 5,000 men, young old.cured last year. Address Broadway, Notre Dame of ilaryland COMMODORE GEORGE DEWEY. The Aiiatio squadron of the United States navy is commanded by Commodore George Dewey, a veteran of the oivil war.

He is 60 years old and an officer of ripe experience. He took part in the capture of New Orleans, the engagement! at Port Hudson and Donaldsonville, and he fongbt in the two attaolri on Fort Fisher, being on the steam gunboat Agawan. He came ont of the war with the rank of lieutenant commander. Charles Street Baltimore, Md. nnnncns)agBggBe)HtnwnwPnwnpoasn THE CHEAPEST INOTICE.

i nniiecra far Toune Women and Prepar- atorv school lor uiris. regular wo Elective Courses. Extensive Grounds. Notice. Having been appointed by the county commissioners of Buncombe county.

N. FIREWOOD. i Will Go On Your Bond Location Unsurpassed. Suburb of Baltimore. Spacious Buildings, completely Equipped.

Conducted by School Sis to list the taxes of the four wards of the city of Asheville, we hereby no ters of Notre uame. 2 decree of th Superior nbe North Caro-the 25th day of March, Un special proceeding entitled Susie R. Car-1. Haefeli. I.

G. W. Til- tify all persons liable for taxes von property or polls, that we will be In the office of the county commissioners In the court house from FOR BALE THROUGH American Bonding and Trust Co. OF BALTIMORE Resources over One Million Dollars. Business Confined to Surety Bonds.

Agents wanted through- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 TO THURS Wm. W. West, REAL ESTATE LOANS NEGOTIATED. DAY, JUNE 30, except Sundays, from 8 o'clock m. to All Coal Dealers 5 o'clock p.

for the purpose or listing all property and polls subject to Room 7, 2nd Floor, Drhumor Block, taxation for the fiscal year Beginning out the State. Reasonable rates. 9 Apply to R. B. Raney, General 2 Agent, Raleigh, N.

C. OCTAVE BATTLE. AGENT, Asheville, N. -ANr June 1, 1898. Patton Avenue.

J. A. TENNENT, ersigned commissioner, court house door in the lie. Buncombe county, to the highest bidder, on 2D DAT OF MAT, 1898, escribed tract or lot of being In the city of ty of Buncombe and Carolina, and on the Haywood street in said lot No. 3 allotted to and Joseph A.

Haelfeli ir, Geo. S. Powell and J. mnissioners appointed by F. M.

MIL.LEK, JOHN A. WAGNER, Tax Listers. May 5, 1898. All Grocery Stores Architect and Contractor, Which Bars ft 'Phoaa, Hendersonville Brevard R.R. Office and Jobbing Shop South Court Sanare.

T. J. R1CKMAN, Manager. NO. 1.

DAILY NO. 2. May ITThe JSTavy UDepairdBiiieiit lias received a cablegram from IHIong TJong announcing the arrival of the McCiilloiigh, and advices from SDewey are therefore expected in a few hour. THE DAILY CITIZEN will be delivered to any address in Asheville at 10 cents per week. You will always get the latest and most reliable news in THE CITIZKN.

TURNER'S N. C. ALMANAC. meets the requirements of every dress maker. -CUT PAPER PATTERNS These ptienis we Avv prtmonnctd the best and the smyesi9 on the market.

Thy cost Lv Hendersonville Ar Lv Horse Shoe Ar Lv Cannon Ar Old Reliable for 1098. The only Iver Johnson, $100 Fitchburg, $75 ARB HONEST CYCLES. For Agency Address TABB A JENKINS HARDWARE CO. Southern Agents. Baltimore.

STANDARD STATE ALMANAC pub Lv Money Ar 11 Lv Fodderrstack Ar Lv Penrose Ar 25: PER lished. For sale at H. Taylor Rogers' PATTERN roaPLKTE becial proceeding for the heretofore pending In irt of Buncombe county, r. Rawls and Susie R. 1 A.

Haefeli, which said cribed in the report of iers, including a plat rded In the office of the Is of Buncombe county pages 678 et of the 3. to which reference is he said lot being par-ed as follows: a stake in the southern rood street at the north-lot No. 2 of said report to Cbas. T. Rawls, WAIST, HLK, Book Store.

Asheville N. Price 10c Lv Davidson River at Uiium Ar Brevard Lv per copy. We ru1 tv rtm as it sMcial ofor a JT to the fl1 ZA nfen receipt of the money. Aaar. HAHFSB BKaTHKBS.

mblidK-n, V. fUf uvirA nitil ITPV WVT AllAMTITV jml 45 degrees 45 minutes rrl and ortF-one (141) CONSUMPTION the northwest corner of roperty; thence south 18 th the line of said prop- is a wasting, weakening disease Acme yyine and Liquor House. Strength Is restored quickest to idred and sixteen (die) alley; thence with said degrees 8 minutes west all run-down systems with the highly concentrated, pre-dlgested beef preparation to the southeast corner 5 thence with the east 1 WE DEFY COMPETITION ON ALL KINDS WINES AND LIQUORS. OUT OP TOWN ORDERS SOLICITED. lot No.

2 two hundred seven-tenths (259.7) nnlnK. being the lot on a certain dwelling Liquid Peptone Requires no further digestion passes at once into the circulation gives natural vigor Immediately. Contains no drags or chemicals. Bay it from your dragfist STEVENSON A JESTER yman bouse. This the JAMES H.

UOUOHRAN, Proprietor ch, 1898. G. W. TILSON. Commissioner.

Chemists. Philadelphia. -pa, ET 56 and 58 South Main Street, Ath3vilIdN. Ct 'Phone 139. P.

0. Box 372 A lot of clean papers for sale. Suit. If an ad. In The Citisen helps yon to ahio for nnttine under carpets, on DENTISTS.

60 Patton Avenue- Over Southern Railway Ticket Office. secure a barealn. tell the merchant so, the means ot bringing you home." "fou must not say that!" "Bat I most say it; it is true." "Then I will forgive you on one condition I Will you make a bargain with Mrs. M. Trull, 42 HATWOOD STREET.

Satisfaction, Guaranteed. Prices Reasonable. shelves; etc, Put np in packages of 50 at cents a package. Call at The Cit He will appreciate it and so will The Citizen, and its cost you nothing. izen Business office.

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