The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-08-20
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received. 80
Ginger Ale (Sachs- Pruden) on draught
and by the bottle at Pelham's. .a......
Hon. R. Y. McAden, of Charlotte, was
IN the city to-day, in attendance upon
court. - az ~: .'.. ~; + Z; ILL, 81.
Mr.. Hamilton G. Ewart, and Mr.. R. I.
Barnwell, of Hendersonyille, are.in the
city. i.
Mr.. A. Z. Posey of the Hendersonyille
bar, is in attendance upon our court.
Also Mr.. w. w. Jones, Of the same city.
Mr.JulianS. Carr and family, of Dur
ham, were among the arrivals at the
Swannanoa. yesterday. They left this
morning we presume for Waynesyille.
II Let, every back lot.be we'll scraped and
cleaned, and then have good quantity
of lime scattered around. generally. 1t
will help greatly at this season toward
killing out. noxious weeds and disease
germs.
Col. Beyland left for the Frick Com
pany in Waynesboro, Penn, this morn
ing on notice received from there and
win be gone aI brief week to- settle for
that company! His store will be waited
on by his daughters. "a.
Mr.. John Jordan, who is travelling for
Mr.. C. E.. Graham of AsheSille, has just
returned from business trip into Ten.
nessee, and claims the honor of being the
first North Carolina drummer who has
ever invaded that State. He brought of
spoils; for he says his business Was most
satisfactory.
The Prayer-Meeting exercises at the
Baptist church last night, we learn, were
of specially interesting character.
The attendance was good, the singing
spirited, the prayers devJut and fervent,
and the addresses by DR.. Landrum, OF
New Orleans, and DIR. John, E. Edwards
the Nestor of the Methodist pulpit in
Virginia, very appropriate, instructive
and impressive.
McCarty and Hull are very busy al
work now, employing about 40 hands
Fheya1e encouraged atsthe results OF
Itbeir ops erations and thsgood prices Ie.
Iceived for their work their goods ont
fsellihg Danville or Lynchburg, according
to grade. They see a fine future fol
manufacturing here, and find no diff
fculty in getting all varie ties of stock.
| we notice a striking feature, in this
factory: Everything is scrupulously
neat and clean.
| G. H. Miller and Ado1phus Smith
statesmen for assignees are offering large
iand well assorted stock of goods at first
cost prices in Room No. of old Central
Hotel, Asheville, N. e. These gentle.
men are instructed by Messrs. Weaver &
Shuford, asSigneeS,. to sell the above
goods strictly at cost to show bills to any
doubling Thomas. They will take great
pleasure in waiting upon the public
Call and examine the goods whether
you buy or not. 100
Asheville has been unusually clean
this summer, cleaner we believe thar
any town in the State, thanks to the
attentive energy of DIR. Millard, Sanitary
Chief, and the liberality of our city au,
thorities. DR.. NJ. has recently given the
few days, vicit the lots Of all public and
private places, for inspection. All moi
found to be within the requirements o.
the law will have warrants issued fol
them. Let this matter be looked after
and save costs.