The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-09-04
THE sANITARIUsr.
To be Established in Asheville, ON
or About the First of October.


or About the First of October.
1t affords the CITIZEN much pleas
Re to announce the establishment
OF a sanitarium in AsheviIle, and
especially. are we gratifed ut the
knowledge, that OF all Western
North Caroline, AsheviIle was Sc
leeted. after long and careful inves,
tiga.ion and examination, as the
most desirable location for this en-
terprise. Messrz. Gwyn & West
inform us that they have leased the
elegant Winyah House, in East
Asheville, to DR.. Carl Won Puck, oil
Norwalk, Ohio, physician of great
skill and reputation, who will on or
about the first ol October open th..
hotel as sanitarium.s The terms
hof the contract by which DR.. Puck
has secured the house are such,
that he has the option Of puf chas-
ing the same at the end Of one ear
if be 50 desires The hotel is &c
gantly furnished throughout, aud
the new proprietor will bring
with him quite a number Of inva-
lids from bis Ohio home. He will
also bring a full compile nent Uf
trained nurses aud servants, and
con duct the hUtel according 10 the
best and most beneficial rules nee
essary to carry en- the institution he
has seen fit to establish in our
midst. This is great movement,
and means much for Asheyillt. We
are truly glad that its location in
our city has been so happily ef-
fected, and We shall speak of it
again at length in the near future.
A sanitarium is an institution
that has long been needed.
Hear Col. Waddell at Ashevil!e |
Junction Saturday night.
The first instaIlment of Florida
refug~'s arrived at Murphy yAster-
day:
Asheville Lodge, Sons of TenIper-
ance, will meet at their ha.I this
evening.
The east-bound train was crowded
with people going to Morehead City
yesterday.
Pisgah Lodge, No 81, X. of P,
held their regular weekly meeting
last night.
Mayor Harkins' family has re-
turned to the city after several
weeks absence.
Several of our lega! fri, nds are in
upon TranPyivania Su.
perior court this week.
The Black Mountain party of
tourists will leave the city on their
pleasure trip tomorrow morning.
Mr.. D. C. Cunningham, Franklin,
N. c., has beautiful Indian pony,
well broken to saddle or harness,
safe AID gentle, for sale. Call ON or
write him.
Rev. DR.. A. w. Miller, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church, tf
N. c., will preach at Oak
Forest (Saud Hill, this county, on
morning next, at II
o'clock.
MIR. Levy, the popular South Main
street clothing merchant, is closing
1ut his stock of light fall and win
Ter overcoats at cost, with the rest of t
MS stock. He offers bargains in this {
inc of goods.
the Jewish new year-Rosh II
begins on Thursday. !
The stores of our Hebrew friends in {
'he city will be closed on that day
Ilso on Friday, and a general ob- s
Ien bee of the holiday will be par i
ic4pated in.
The organization of the lodge of ;?
4. o. U. W., in this city, will be 3
perfected by Deputy Grand Master c
Workman Arthur F. Murphy, at t
temperance Hall, over CarmichePs
lrug store, Thursday night, at 8 A
''clock, sharp.
Mr.. Fred D. Bush, general pas b
enger agent OF the o. & M. rail a
Dad, with headquarters at Atlanta, P
= In the city in the interest of his
Dad, as is also Jno. A. Gee, gen.
raj passenger agent of the Atlanta
West Point road.
Two gentlemen from S. c., one I
rom Sumter and one from Wedge :
Ield, have purchased from Mr.. L. :,
!. Carrier Fur OF his celebrated Jer.
eYs. They seemed 20 we'll rie sal
nth their purchase t;,at the,
rnmise to return next SUNNI. i
dH to their Ecrds.
The radical convention, which \
leets in this city on Saturday rcxt, a
Till probably put out the following n
lcket, to be beaten in Novem- Il
'er: For the house L. N. Wells and d
Ienry Hardwicke; for sheriff, w.
Vorley; for Register of Deeds, E. +,
!. Brown for coroner, 1. A. Harris, II
nd for surveyor, r. B. Justice. Q
fr.J. M. Campbell has our G
hanks for several nice peaches, d
roWn by him at bis residence, cne "
houeand feet above Asheville, on q
.own mountain. The fruit was