Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 4

SATURDAY, JULY 30, iW PURELY PERSONAL. COUNTY PRIMARIES. AROUND TOWN. For Hotels, fiestaaraals, Boarding Houses and Families. Line About th.PoplZWho Come SEASON FORECAST till 8 p.

m. Sundays-Gen and Go. 1899 erany lair tonight; Sunday showers. John Y. Jordan returned today from Reports From Limestone and Haw Creek.

At the meeting of the Democratic voters of Limestonetownship, held yesterday at Skyland, W. R. Powers, J. EXTRAVAGANCE PURE AND SIMPLE Murphy. 1 Roy Swink Is ill with appendicitis and H.

Dockery of Rockingham is at fever at his. home on Church street. the Swannanoa. The Flower Mission will meet at Mrs. Ducker, T.

F. Johnson, J. T. Mize. -C Miss Katie Newell went to Salisbury J.

A. Burroughs' at 10:30 Monday morn Case, John West and A. Case, c-; today to visit friends. For people use their postly inside ing. man, were selected as delegates rV WE ELL IT.

AND Prof. and Mrs. R. J. Tighe are at county convention to- be held on on Miss Jessie Robertson and J.

Gorman home from a trip north. of August. The delegation was will be married tomorrow on Sandy JUVUFF; Hon. C. ts.

Watson of Winston is a chairs and rockers on the lawn and ed for Henry B. Stevens for Mush. RE-SCRE ENED. guest of the Battery Park. the Criminal Circuit court.

S. V. Pickens, of Hendersonville F. M. Snyder has moved his shoe shop from No.

1 to No. 3 east Court AUNT JEHIflA'S PANCAKE FLOUR last evening and were addressed is at the Hotel Berkeley. porch. We have. La wrr Settees, Chairs FOR PARLOR A IND RANGE.

Can fill your bins promptly. Price and weight corrrt t. Place. lice Justice Marcus Erwin. M.

Mrs. Fred Moore returned today from ana v. 1. tteynoias. The Haf? a visit relatives at Dillsboro.

Fine speciments of unusually large squasb were given The Citizen today Democrats have a fine Mrs. J. L. Laxton of Morganton is Gall or Phone AO and Rockers so cheap that you can't report a gam or 20 -votes in the. cinct.

The delegates elect ii. lib- fl visiting her daughter. Miss Mary Lax ton. by J. C.

Curtis of Upper Hominy. There will be no projectoscope exhibi 1 Miss Love Branner Atkins and Miss tion this evening at Lookout Park, the series of exhibitions having closed last afford to do without See and Sue Hall arrived this afternoon from iAshevHle Ice and Coal corunty convention are: JiJft Stepp, Thomas J. Sumner, Joseph Kenan, Fin-lay Matthews, Riley Stew Art and M. L. Reed.

The delegates were instructed for Henry B. Stevens for Judge of the Criminal Circuit court. Waynesville. night. jm yH jf tC Miss Hester Reed returned to her Rev.

J. R. Moose of Bethel M. E. price them at home on Swannanoa today after a visit church.

South, will speak to men Sun to Tate Springs. day at 5 o'clock at the T. M. C. A.

hall NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Miss Detweiler will sing. A. G. Means of Jonesville, S.

is For Griddle Cakes, Muffins and Gems. Page. Pe-ru-na Dr. Hartman. Charles Jefferson Davis Reynolds, visiting Mr.

and Mrs. H. E. Heinitsh, 27 Penland street. WILLIAHSON 16 Patton Ave.

colored, brought a twin squash to the W. B. FOR THE LITTLE ONES Museum today. It grew in Mrs. R.

Spartanburg Herald: Mrs. James Co-field and daughter. Miss Caryl, left the Furman's garden on Pine street. Use no salt Use no yeast. Use For Rent O.

D. Revell. Auction Sale Coffin. Style and Finish Unequalled Ray's. Little Things Racket Store.

For Rent 90 Cumberland avenue. Lost or Stolen S. A. McCanless. Small Cakes Heston.

In the countv Circuit court this morning the case against P. H. Thrash for an assault on ex-Chief of Police city yesterday for a visit to Asheville. Dr. George W.

Heinitsh, who has been visiting his brother, H. E. Heinitsh. will return to his home in Spartanburg tomorrow. Miss Adelaide Ogden.

who has been no baking Powder. JUST THE THING. Tames, was postponed to Monday. Have You Seen Our Go Carts Here urea fw reasons why you should have one: Tht-v arc durable, light, comfortable, eusy to push, will take the plLcw uml i. 1" than baif the space of the baby cab.

W. A. BLAIR, Telephone No. 75 45 Patton Aui FURNITURE DEALER. rhe West End Baptist church has iust been supplied with new pews from spending the summer with relatives at 76 Cherry street, left for her home at Jones' woodworking shops.

The style A. D.COOPER WANTED A 5 or 6 room house is that of the pew in All Souls' church, good locality. Rent cheap. Apply to Biltmore. cnas.

iee, Jsouth Main street. 7-29d2t The body of J. C. Harris, colored, who difxl at Put-in-Bay island. reached 32 SOUTH MAIN.

here this morning. The funeral has been postponed until Sunday afternoon BED LOUNGES and Couches, latest styles and designs, low Drices: either The Postman Hands Your Letters To your friends. He doesnt't lose them, no matter if the poor stationery used would indicate that the sender considered them unimportant. The appearance of these little white messengers influences people's opinion of you. Stationery used for business, personal or social correspondence should be of the best.

We don't keep anything else here, and you'll be surprised at the small -amount of money you II have to spend for it. ROGERS BOOK STORE 29 Sonth Main. CONDITION STATEMENT OF THE OF THE cash or installments, at L. A. Johnson at 4, o'clock.

The Citizen's advertising columns to Rome, today. Mr. and Mrs. Rawlins D. Best of Cincinnati and Henry Ledbetter of Rockingham are visiting the Misses Johnston at their home on North Main street.

L. D. Ingle, a private in Co. First N. C.

regiment, returned to his home here yesterday, having recently received an honorable discharge from the volunteer army. Mr. and Mrs. A. C.

Campbell of Nashville, who have for some time been staying at the Knickerbocker, have decided to send for their children and Zl North Main. day contain the announcement of spe iut KENT-6 rooms, bath and Battery Park cial rates for August made oy fetty range, suitable for light housekeeping, john managers of the noted Air- Telephone No. 150. Postoffice fox ti F. D.

THOflPSON Commission Merchants. HAY, GRAIN, FEED, LIME, CEMENT AND STORAGE lantic hotel, Morehead uuy. nnauy location, 10 minutes walk to po3tofHce; $15. Apply 90 Cumberland Charlotte Observer: Mr. Oldham, the avenue.

nopular catcher of the Concord team. a well trained university man, has been LOST OR STOLEN A black and make Asheville their home. They have engaged to teach Latin and Greek at Homer's school next session. Mr. Old white spotted setter dog.

Has tine small black spots on left front foot. Reward if returned to S. A. McCanless, 32 Pat leased a house on Montford avenue. Atlanta Journal: Mrs.

A. L. C. Hurt OF ASHEVILLE, N. At close of business July 14, 1S98.

RESOURCES. Get a Little Light WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Sooth Lexington Are. ham has already secured several boys ASHEVILLE, X. and daughter, Mrs.

Louis Blanchart of from here. A citizen calls attention to the need ton avenue. dlt FOR RENT One 5-room apartment on Haywood street. All modern im We have for Bale cheap: One set Walnut Furniture; some door mid indow hose with reel and one set lace curtain stretclit rs Time loans and discounts $313,691.98 Itemand loans 2 936.83 Waco, Texas, who were the guests 01 Mr. and Mrs.

F. N. Sawyer dufing the reunion, have gone to Asheville to spend a few weeks before returning of a good street leading from ooann on the wheel question before you buy. Find out which is the best wheel for your purpbse, and where you can to Orange. Mrs.

Spears has given the iverurarts 4,544.6 STORAGE OF FURNITURE A SPECIALTY. provements, including range. Apply O. rurniture and Fixtures 3,457.7 home. land for a street and offered it to the city, but it has not been accepted, the running nouse and other real Revell, 31 Temple Court or 161 Pat-on avenue.

-SOdlw estate buy it for the least money. Come to us and learn all about the 21,300.8: Aldermen feeling that the city is not IN THE CHURCHES. 1,600.00 able to put the street in proper condi Announcement of the. Service for igie and Cleveland; tnat win be a 6,643.2 We Are tion. WANTED A young bookkaeDer.

.13,178.66) Merchandise Cash In Cash on Total There has been no decision in the Sunday. The usual services will be held to- 79,311.39) case of Patton vs. the Southern Kan Must understand about horses or stable business. Salary $15 per month without board. R.

Guastavino, Black Mountain, N. C. way company in the Federal court, as whole bicycle education In itself. ASHEVILLE CYCLE EUGENE C. SAW'YER, PROPRIETOR Phone 228.

47 Patton Tavenue. $555,665.2 one of the jurors, Thomas erguson, morrow at central m. South, conducted by Rev. Charles W. Byrd, D.

D. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. LIABILITIES. 3Q 3 Cent was called away by the deatn 01 ms son-in-law, Jesse Noland, on Sandy $100,000.00 15,000.00 Capital Surplus Profits 7-23Utf IF YOU would be satisfied with the oil you have try Pratt's Astral at 15 Mush.

The juries were dismissed until Services at All Souls' church, Bilt-ore, at 11 a. and 5 p. by the "8.722. Monday morning. Our entire stock COOK ranges) at about cost.

In carry only two or three of the makes of stoves and we make Deposits 15.116.15) C. W. Carr of Johnson City. Tenn rector, Rev. K.

It. tewope, u. u. (Individuals 416,826.41) 431,942.56 cents a gallon, delivered in any quantity and anywhere in the city by the Sunlight Oil and Gasoline Co. Phone Trinity church.

8th bunday atter representing, the Atlantic snun company, is in Asheville, and is making an this off. Total $555,665.2 121. inventory of the snutt in tne stocn 01 Trinity Holy communion, a. morning prayer, 11 a. Sunday school, 5 p.

m. evening prayer. 6 p. m. All st-ats free.

Statement of the THE BLUE RIDGE NATIONAL BANK Asheville, IV. I. J- E. Rankin, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that city merchants. Mr.

Carr says similar IF YOU would have your floors fin work is being done tnrougnout tne the above statement is true to the best ished in a handsome and durable stvle country his concern having recently Haywood street Methodist cnurcn, of my knowledge and belief. J. E. RANKIN. Cashier.

use Butcher's Boston Floor Polish. We Itev. H. L. Atkins, pastor freacning acquired control of the snutr output.

have it for-sale, as well as evervthintr sworn and subscribed to before me by the pastor at 11 a. m. and p. m. Asheville should be the best town.

else in the painter's line. T. W. Fitz- ubject in the morning, ine nonus 1898. to clear out the present st.x a as possible.

The reduction i.n ih s-goods is 2flPerCent. patrick Son. morally speaking, in the universe. We will give you that amount off of any Man's, Boys' or Child's Summer Woolen SUIT till Saturday night. Among the lot are some medium weights which can be worn late Into the falL The means a loss on every garment to us.

Our loss is you gain tho'. Our bargain counters are chuck full of good things. Best and the Lord Worst: a ton- At close of business July 14, RESOURCES. Condensed from report to comptroller. LIABILITIES.

Court square has been given over to the ministry. About 9 o'clock this morning trast, Luke at nignt an. CONTRACTS an estimates made for this 25th day of July, 1898. IC T. DENISON, Notary Public.

Correct attest: JAMES P. SAWYER, C. RANKIN. T. C.

SMITH, Directors. kins ill, at the request or nis coiigie- all kinds of painting. I euarantee R. H. Morse and "Brother Barnes Loans and dis- $100,000.00 ation.

repeat the sermon he preacnea satisfaction, as I do most of the work were loudly exhorting at one and the bet Siiniluv morning. sununy sc-uoui myself, and my prices are as low as car. Capital Stock Undivided profit less expenses Circulation I3eposits same time. They stood on either side of the Vance monument, and drew a ji 9-45 a. m.

All are welcome, luesuaj. be made. R. L. Fitzpatrick.

24 Orange 3.780.20 22,500.00 150,810.46 August 2, at 8 p. m. the third quarterly street. 7-19-dlm $158,329.33 42.21 75,000.00 500.00 48.4S 10,012.50 crow u. inference for the year win oe neiu ui ihe Leazue room of the church.

Jesse M. Noland, one of Sandy MACCAROONS, jelly cakes, lady fin counts Overdrafts IT. S. Bonds War Bonds I. R.

Stamps Premium Due from Treasurer United 325.00 Cash in 10,495.24 Cash in 22,337.6" $277,090.65 u.wiihci.lH FVesbvtenan cnurcn nas These are rare bargains, and if -j need a stove you have an Mush's most prominent citizens, died gers and twenty different kinds of pai'h Sabbath at 11 a. m. and MEN'S OUTFITTER at his home yesterday of fever. Mr. cakes all fresh for Sunday.

You can get 111 Sabbath school, 3 p. Noland was about 38 years of age. His them till 12 clock tonight. No goods Only Five More Days to get one very cheap while this al- prayer meeting Wednesday evening at wife and rive children survive. The funeral services were conducted at the sold on Sunday at Heston's, 26 South Main Street.

'Phone 183. 11 PATTON AVENUE. 8:30. All are cordially lnvuea to mc continues. Brick church on Sandy Mush today $277,090.66 services.

Rev. J. M. Holladay, pastor. FOR RENT Three nice new unfur Mr.

Noland was a cousin of the Messrs. West End Baptist cnurcn sunuay nished nioms, good location. will Noland of Asheville. rent entire house of seven roorwt. All Gas Electric Fixtures school at 9:30 a.

preacning oy me KCSXSXSXSXSXSXSXSXSXSXSXS3K Miss Maude Brewton and Miss Mabel conveniences, including rage, pastor. Rev. A. E. Brown, at 11 a.

in. Good Brew-ton pleasantly entertained friends last evening at their home, 76 Cherry etc. Apply 18 Starnes avenue or Long- ind 8:30 p. mens ineeuns 8 bottoms barber shop on Patton 1 1 1 1 in. Bethel M.

E. church. South Sunday street. Those present were: Mrs. Epstein Mrs.

R. C. Frank, Mrs. Paul which ynu can buy Moipjet and Uody Rrussella CARPET school at 9:30 a. preaching at 11 a.

WHITLOCK'S Patton Avenue. Johnson, the Misses Chunn. Miss Nora MfTntnrff. Misses Annie and Camilla I HAVE a few Domestic an Singer Epworth League at p. m.

preaching by Rev. J. R. Moose at 8:30 Ogden. Miss Rebecca Sherman, Fre Sewing Machines in good-pcndition which I will sell very cheap.

Remem Management. Mclnturff. Farl Young, Lawrence A ber that I am still buying alk the sec w.mlsev Hall t'reacning ai uum 8 8 Young, B. G. Barber.

Caney Brown, N. ond hand household goods I can find for We will in future handle these entirely from catalogues, and our present stock at 20 per cent, h- cost. BOYCE RICH, Court Square; Phone 17. Sunday afternoon by Ke. ti.

J. nd.i- S. Kverhart. J. C.

Deaver, Lawrence sale, and getting rid of them rapidly. made, laid and lined for 90 cents, as the Live Festerman and George White. ASHEVILLE, ell nf the Methodist hTotesteni cnurcn. Subject. "The Christian Invitation." W.

L. Moore. 20 South Court Square. price goes up August 1. A rare chance The officers and others in attendance Christian Science services ai 13- We have by hard work and good management been able thus far to sup CONTRACTS and estimates made on hian hall.

35 and 37 South Main street. a thorough Seats free. painting, hard oiling, paper hanging and kalsomining. Office 46. N.

Main to do your carieting in manner of moderate cost ply our customers with a splendid 8 street. I carry -a full stock of paints. A NEW FORM. oils and paper. I will be pleased to have bids on any kind of painting, as How Justice of the Peace Wrote quality of good beef.

Beeves are scarce and very high, but our patrons want If You Bought. Sawyer's Carpet House I am prepared to do good work with the best materials and at low prices. All work guaranteed. F. M.

Johnson. ur "'Fin -st Police Force" wear new uniforms. We made them to the entire satisfaction of the men who wear them, at the session of the county Circuit court yesterday afternoon, were amused at the evidence given by Riley Wright, a witness. Wright was being examined by W. P.

Brown, and was asked by the attorney if he, the witness, was not defendant in a case now on the docket. The witness admitted it and said he was under indictment for "raising a row In his sleep." The somnambulist expressed the opinion that he was then under the influence of Morpheus. Wright is charged with assaulting his wife, and explains his conduct by alleging that he was asleep. Certificate. The following unusual certificate of justice of the peace accompanied a aper offered for registration a few 7-15-dlm the best and we get it.

If you are not satisfied with the meat you get try us PATTON AVENUE. Phone 22S. FOR RENT A 14-room unfurnished days ago: and you will be pleased. house, built for boarding house, has Personally appeared before me mis 8 8 8 day who. being amy sworn.

modern improvements, newly painted. Will rent for a year or longer to right says that he did on or about the day and the city authorities who paid for them. We call special attention to this fact We- make PER-FEC FITTING CLOTHES to order on our premises at very low prices. If you have any doubts about the matter ask your nearest policeman. party.

House is near car line, 3 min 8 8 July, 1S9S. witness maite nis FLOUR From us last month we savod you ll.ro a barrel on regular retail price. We caji save you today on L. L. WHITEHEAD, utes walk to postoffice.

A desirable mark to a note and mortgage from place for boarding house. For further to for payable 189S. Bring Your Prescription Here nformation address "For Rent," care ontrary to the form and statute in Citizen, or inquire at Citizen Business uch cases made and proviaea, ana 8 Office. SPECIAL ATLANTIC HOTEL RATES The special reduced rates during August of $2 per day or $10.50 per week, for adults, children under 10 years and nurses half rates; children under two years free, made by Pettyjohn Bros, of the famous Atlantic hotel, Morehead City, N. will no doubt be the cause gainst the peace and dignity of the 7-25-dtf STALL CITY MARKET State.

Sworn and subscribed to before me LAND FOR SALE 800 acres in Lin his the day of July, 1898." coin county, N. C. Will sell in a body From $1.00 to $2.00 per ton. Two car of that most popular resort entertain WARD MEETINGS. or 100 acre lots.

A running. stream on every lot; lies well, and is splendidly just as surely as Health Brings Happiness" so surely does poor meat brine Ray's Photographic this week. Respectfully, ing more guests this season than ever City Democrats to Select Delegates adapted to raising grain and stock. before in its history. Special monthly rates upon application.

More timbered than In cultivation This Evening. The Democratic ward meetings will juui uicuicme ums uy ouying tne Dest meat, not only best for you, but best for us. since selling "Best" gives us only pleasure. The Best goes farthest, shrinks least. It's cheapest, retains both bulk and nourishment Brings pleasure to dining consequently brings health.

You can buy good meat and good health from Telephone 66. dwelling and outhouses: eight miles Studio. H. C. JOHNSON CO.

from the railroad; daily mail; postoffice Drink "White House Special Coffee, be held this evening to select delegates and two churces within a mile. Address put up specially for F. H. White, 17 South Main street. the county convention which will 36 and 38 NORTH MAIN ST.

R. E. Sims, Triangle. N. C.

W. IWm HILL Sc CO. Our portraits are unequalled for hoose delegations to the judicial con- 21d2mo entions. The Democrats of the city White House Special is a delightfully style and finish. Our posing graceful and characteristic of the subject.

Artistic lighting. hould attend these meetings and take FOR RENT One 7 room house fwith blended coffee of Mocha and Java. 17 South Main street. part in the appointment or the table) furnished. $35.00: one 8 room Penniman Kelly We find no trouble in pleasing reas And i-t us put it up for you.

We've the facilities for doing it properly. It's a department of our business that we've devoted considerable time to perfect. In the first place our stock of drugs Is of the purest quality. Then the person who has charge of the prescription department is an adept in the art of putting drugs together. This is the kind of service you ought to have on your prescription work.

Our prices are not too large. PARAGON PHARMACY Patton Ave. and Haywood St. 'Phone 260. TRUSSES.

house, furnished. $50.00: one 10 room onable patrons. The meetings will be held as follows: We have some more of those delicious house, furnished, one 8 room We do developing and printing for First ward. Commissioners' room, coun- peaches this week they are cheap Al house, good garden, furnished, one 5 room house, furnished, one amateurs. Buy, sell and rent kodaks.

W0 Contractors for Yater, Gas and Sewer Work. len. court house; Second ward, county ourt room; Third ward. Farmers' ir you are interested in trusses we would be glad to have you call and ex warehouse; Fourth ward, Carter See advertisement of White House amine the "Honest John" Truss. It is arehouse.

Estimates furnished. Special Coffee. F. H. White, 17 South constructed on entirely new lines and in -Hauling All orders for draying of any kind will have prompt and careful attention if given us.

We are prepared to haul anything, from the lightest weight to the heaviest machinery. Leave orders at office 34 Patton avenue, or phone ML J.A. LORICK Co Main street. our judgment is the best truss made. We are sole agents.

HAVE FOUND IT Best coal for cooking. Carolina Coal We have another lot of fine peaches solicited. PLUMBING and REPAIR WORK an important feature of our business. Also sell all kinds of kodak supplies. We make all kinds of photographs, exterior and interior.

All work done quickly and well. Take photos any size up to 18x22. i Views of Biltmore estate, local scenery, negro character, sketches, etc. Ray's Gallery, NO. 8 NORTH COURT SQUARE.

Co. Phone 130. cheap Allen, opposite postoffice. 7 room house, furnished, fine views, One 6 room house, unfurnished, one 7 room house, unfurnished, one 14 room house, unfurnished, central, one new unfurnished 7 room house. one 6 room house, unfurnished, $25.00.

J. H. 45 Patton avenue. NEXT MONDAY Tooth Powders. Tryon grapes Just in fresh and fine.

Sealed cans of White House Special Coffee at F. H. White's, 17 South Main They are ripe and sweet. Allen's. We carry only well known brands and OFFICE, 2 Legal Building.

sell at popular prices: Lyon's, Hood's, Colgate's, 20c; Calder's, 'Phone 13. 20c; Brown's camphorated, 20c; Bond's arnicated, 20c; "White's No. 1, 40c: White's No. 2, 35c; also White's No. 2 in pound boxes, $1.00.

August 1, at the court house door at 12 o'clock I will sell at auction the store known as 57 South Main street, now-occupied by J. B. Shope. Be there and secure a bargain in business property. E.

COFFIN, Auctioneer. Grant's Pharmacy, sway snJnH aniA3Hsv xsaAv 24 SOUTH MAIN ST. AY aHOKl'Iia Wimj -o -f snudAB pjojiuoj 'utiujoji a-renbs jjnoo 'uaqajrv Apnvn 'Xairnjaic 20 uemo -IV UTOI Vnos 'wooiq -K -f imom -w -3 -3 -Av Aa aios TWELVE DOLLARS A () saoingiaxsia op s3MVd 'NgaAvis H. REDWOOD CO. One Price Store, 7 AND 9 PATTON AVENUE.

Dress Goods, Silks, Velvets, Lawns, Organdies, Percales, White Goods, Domestics, Butterick Patterns. Underwear of all kinds, Gloves, Hosiery, Laces, Embroideries, Ribbons. Handkerchiefs, Corsets, Smallwares, Shoes, Slippers, etc. A large stock of Men's and Boys Clothing, Underwear, Furnishings, Hats, Caps, Shoes, at a LARGE DISCOUNT. This discbunt will cease in a few 'days.

H. REDWOOD CO, Is the rate which we have established for At this rate, which is less than FOUR CENTS PER DAY, no family can afford to be without one. Upon notification our agent will call upon intending subscribers and make all necessary arrangements for the connection. ui oaig og oLjx Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. nHD NoinA Mm 16 North' Court Square..