The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-03-18
Attend church this morning.

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Storm signals were flying from
} Battery Park yesterday.
The streets were pretty well sprin
kled yesterday afternoon.
Patton Avenue was envelopec
in dust almost all day yesterday.
No real estate transactions of i'm
portance were recorded yesterday.
The eastern mail train was TWEEN.
ty minutes behind time last night
A very Apri-liike sky yesterday
and little down-pour of April
showers
The wood market was flush
yesterday, and prices asked for the
same were very low.
Mr.. A. D. Cooper began the erer-
ton of his candy store on South
Main street yesterday.
Johnathan Mooney as guardian
of his children, yesterday made
final settlement of his guardianship.
His Honor announced yesterday
morning that he would hear no jury
cases after Thursday evening of next
week.
Dr. Carol and family took refuge
in the adjacent dwelling of Mrs.
Owen Smith and are still kindly
entertained there.
Messrs. J. z. Campbell, W. E.
Erwin and NJ. S. Mcclellan, of
Knoxville, Tenn, are stopping at
the Grand Central.
Chief Henry Fagg has ordered a
supply of nozzles for -the hose, so
as always 10 have a full outfit for
his hose in readiness
Harry J. Norman, manager OF an
English concert company, is. in tie
city making engagements for that
company for next week.
". H. Marple, Philadelphia, Pa,
and W. H. Watcher. New York
were among the arrivals at the
Grand Central last night.
There was no regular session of
conrt yesterday afternoon. and his
Honor was engaged in hearing mo-
lions during the evening session.
Workmen were yesterday repair,
ing the dwelling mouse owned by
Mr., J. H Carter, on Grove street,
which was damaged by fire some
months ago.
Mr.. I. H. Lindsey, the popular
Main Street photographer, returned
,r,.~tor,I"5 from a trip along the line
# the W. n C. road, west of Ashe-
vile. where he has been for a few
days taking Photographic views of
scenery, etc.
The ~'gn2l station yesterday in
dicat~ The approach OF a blizzard.
Up to this writing we have not had
time to consult Col. Jim Webb's
goosenone; so if the hliz does come
to time to- day we will give credit to
the signal flags for the information.
Mr.. G. L Jenkins informs US that
the statement in the CITIZEN con-
cernlrg a shooting scrape in which
he was involved last Monday in
this city did him an injustice in
saying he followed Wright into
Herring & Weaver's store. On the
contrary Wright followed him in
ADD was attempting TO assault him
when he, fired.
Mr.. J. B. Sans, who was engaged
fortnight or SO ago il al unfortu-
nate difficulty with Mr.. R. Murdoch
was stated in the MENTION of the
affair in the CITIZEN to have left the
'itv alter the affair was over. This
statement was made according to
information given US at the time
Yesterday Mr.. Sans called to make
a correction of the latter part of the
statement, as he did not leave the
lily believing that investigation of
he facts would fully sustain him in
what he had done
A friend complimented the C1TI-
ZEN yesterday in saying: THE CIT
ZEN has done more good work, free
advertising, for AsheviIle than
every otter agency combined, and
the people of Asheville and West
ern Carolina cannot be TOO liberal
II their support of your PAPER" Of
aoursr we thanked him. We can
tate hesides the work we 1o in the
oaper, rot week passes We do not
end at our own expense, l.umbtrs
North and South, hoping to induce
people to Z me to our section.
The sew rage election comes off
i'll this IN the 3rd prox. SO far
but little 41terest, if any at all, has
been manifested by the citizens of
Asheville regarding this all-import.
ant matter. The joint meeting of
he Board of Trade committee and
he city council Monday night will
ne in reference to preparing adver-
ising matter, description, etc, of the
'roposed plan of sewerage. and the
itlzens must go to work at once or
lse this vital measure will be defeat
ed by their lethargy and lack of in
crest.