The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-02-25

Work, is progressing well on
South-side aNenue!sg s'eo,.sa
EzaCapt. w. M. Cooke, Jr., has gore
to, Atlanta for short time.
Sidewalk Improvements were sus-
pended yesterday on account of the
weather.
Pelham is selling large quantities
of field and garden seeds. This is a
good indication.
Battery Park Hotel uses thirty
thousand gallons of.water daily. A
clean place, that.
Services wiIFbe held this after
noon at 4 O'Clock instead of 8 O'Clock
at the First Methodist Church.
Mr.. p "A. Summer offers one ii
the best farms in Western Carolina
torsalp See advertisement
The umbrella mender and over
shee vsnder ought TO have done a
thriving business yesterday
Notwithstanding the rainy day
our tobacco Wareho onses were very
busy with gcOd sales yesterday.
Mr.. Charles E. Cooper. representa-
tive Of McIntire and Heath's model
minstrels, gave us pleasant call
yesterday. vs, g:
Next week the Asheville Ice Cons
pany will be turning out tons Of
ice, made of our pure. mountain
water. That's nice. e.s z.
Visitors in Florida. will begin
their return trip within a few days,
Many of them will come by way of,
and stop at Asheville.
Conductor Barber, of the Spar
tanburg Air Line, gave us pleas
ant call yesterday. He is a cour.
teous and very attentive officer.
A good thing-do it again-every
time it rains, Or gets muddy. That
is, use the big hose on the sidewalks
and wash them off. 1t will save
many slips; slides, and possibly
"cuss" words.
People should be doubly careful
such weather as we had yesterday,
Children especially should be l,ok-
ed after. Exposure in such weather
causes more sickness than most
other causes. =
DR.. Reese. who introduced the
Smokes7Ball Cure here, leaves this
morning for another field of labor
leaving his office in competent
hands, where the afflicted can still
go. DR.. r. has impressed all here
most favorabiy, and We trust be
may continue to have success wher
ever he may go.
Rev. Mr.. Aldridge is conducting
a most interesting meeting at the
Northern Methodist Church. Ser.
vices every evening, and interest in
creasss daily. For the past few
nights it has been difficult to gel
standing room in the church. Mr.
Aldridge is very earnest, impress
sive preacher, and is doing much
good: \
Mr.. Stokes offers a rare opportu-
nifty for any one desiring to go into
the hard ware business. Very un-
expected circumstances require his
return at an early day to Philadel.
phia, which necessitates his selling
his business here. This will be 6
matter of general regret, for during
his short stay in Asheville Mr.
Stokes has made friends of all with
whom he has met. We only hope
he may carry out his wish to re-
turn. -lse
Rev. Mr.. Pearson will spend some
time in Asheville duling the month
of May. Notwithstanding Ashe'
vile has some OF the largest church
buildings in TIE State we have NJ
idea that any here will begin to holc
the crowds who will throng to hea
the distinguished minister wht
breaches simply but with irresista
BILE power the word of Christ. WoulC
it not be well that steps be takeI
i not only to securs and arrange !
l suitable place and for choir also
lit ought to be attended to in time
and such arrangements made aswil
afford every one who desires todo 81
the opportunity ofsitting at the fee
dot the good preacher and olearninl
the lesson of the Cross.
Sick and bilious headache cured b,
DIR. Pierce's Pellets" d&wlw
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