The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-12-16

chedply and acitk dispatch.
Billiard and poll tables with monarcl
cushions, up stairs, at Hampton & Feath
erstone's.
| No kind of wine made put what can bt
found at Hampton s. Featherstone's.
A new line fine Picture Frames II
plush. 3 J. N. MORGAN & Co.
1t will pay every body to callat Pei
hams. 1f< y i
Pelham's prices are the lowest on
Xmas presents.
/ Go to Lyons Job counter. Dole, Tes
Sets, Desks &c, &c, ,gat cost. Don't for
get. If.
Col. j. j. Gudger, of Madison is
in the city.
Why do not the Wayresville and
Hendersonville Warehouses let nj
hear from them? The CITIZEN is
open for reports of sales,
Mr.. C. A. Moore, of McLoud and
Moore left yesterday evening for
Raleigh, to attend the Supreme
court.
We are informed that no papers
stopped at Turnpike yesterday NOR
ming. The CITIZEN was certainly
mailed for that point. Where can
the fault be?
MIR. G. w. Bell having returned
to his old stand On Eagle street, is
prepared to furnish steak and roast
at and 8 cents per pound. Give
him a call.
See advertisement in this issue
of the Asheville Warehouse, one of
the most conveniently constructed,
and best arranged in the town, and
unsurpassed in lights, and certainly
one of the best manned of all.
On or before Monday next the
iron will have been all laid between
Asheville and Hendersonville, on
the Asheville and Spartanburg Rail>
road. A few weeks will then be
required to put the track in servic-
able condition for a regular sched-
ule.
Mr.. M. F. Burke, our accommodating
of the W. T. U. Office, left
Yesterday evening for an absence of
several days, to spend the holidays
with his family and friends at his
old home in Richmond. We wish
him pleasant trip,
Mr.. G. w. Pack, and family, of
Cleveland, Ohio, have returned to
Asheville for the winter. They have
many friends here who gladly well
come them back. Mr.. p. has al
ready invested in our city, and feels
q lively interest in It's progress and
prosperity.
Subscribers at ten or twelve postofices
in this county complain that packages
for their respective offices failed to ar
rive last week. We unreservedly assure
all that the papers for every subscriber
was mailed last Wednesday night. The
we are now receiving are
more than monotomous. We must ask
the attention of route agents and post
masters to their matter.
The funeral services over the re-
mans of Charlie Hill. were held at
the residence of the father of the
deceased yesterday morning at half
past 8 o'clock. They were conduct
ed by the Rev. DR.. Bays. Afterwards
the remains were taken to the new
Gem etery, where the closing services
were conducted. A large number
the sad ceremonies atten-I
dant upon the last tribute paid to-
the remains OF one sosmuch beloved
and respected as was Charlie Hill.
This is the frstinterment intthe new
cemetery
The BARGAIN CoUSTER
At Laws is covered with lot of toys
and other goods bought at auction in
New York. Among which are the fol-
lowing: Real Baisque Figures &C each,
worth 25) Wax Dolls, I6 inch, 10 and
25c; Brass Trays, % and Soc; Scrap Books
10 and 15c; Vases sc, and Surprise boxes
sc. The stock is finer and the prices
lower than ever before. A very care
fully selected stock of Silverware and.
one of the largest in the State at LAWS
opposite Eagle Hotel.
Imported French brandies and wines
unadulterated at Hampton & Feather
stones.
Beer. ale, porter, rum, gin, imported
and domestic. at Hampton 81 Feather