The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-06-16

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Sheriff T. c. Israel, OF Hender,
sonville, N. c., spent yesteaday III
the city. 2af!4+ 2
Miss Jessie Rogers, of Waynes-
vile, is visiting friends and relatives
in Asheville, @'', -~
Judson College commencement
EwiIl take place at Hnndersonviile
next Wednesday.
Tobacco1 tBfgakl at both Of the
warehouses yesterday. Prices adj
vauced a little and the, market was
firm and active.
Let everycitizen see that his own
premises areszcarefully scraped and
cleaned, aud lime scattered liher-
ally. Now is the time TO attend
to this.
Attention of contractors and
builders is called to the advertise
ment of Rev. J. B. White, of the
Catholic church, in this issue of the
CITIZEN. ga"
! II every lot in Asheville coul he
carefully scraped and cleaned, and
lined during next week, how de-
lightfully pleasant Asheville would
be for he summer.
A ramp in, Mayor H.,rkins couet
was given one hour in which to
leave the city yesterday morning.
He accepted lhe advice and .'hit the
grit" for Bowman's Bluff.
The street cleaning bri"ade were
at work on the streets Of the city
again yesterday. The force should
be enlarged, however, and every
street aBd sidewalk III the city
thoroughly cleaned and repaired.
The new Chichester building was
refurnithed yesterday. The furniture
used is OF superior quality, and the
ca curtains, etc. are very
fine. pew building will be
used tor sleeping apartments only.
Noon arrivals at the Swannanoa
yesterday were W. W Battle, Chat
tanooga; l.. NJ. Keizer. Baltimore;
Benz p. Howell, Woodbury., N. j.,
Miss Louise Veech, New Il lvnn,
Conn; W. H Overmain. (. L. V. IL
&. Il. R.
Col. Harry P. King anl family.
of Augusta, nave come to their SUM-
mer home, and occupy The Edwards
Mausium OH Chestnut street. The
many friends of the genial Colonel
and his family arc pleased to well
come them back. e.sz..ss t-a- =-a
Citizens in scraping and cleaning
their Yards and lots having trash
and other offensive matter they
cannct well dispose OF, should no
tify the. authorities, who will have
the same hauled away. Let as
thoroughly clean the city.
Besides engaging in the laudable
enterprise of raising $1,0)O,00D, for
a mammoth hotel, the public-
spirited people of Charleston, S. c.,
are also raising fund to erect an
elegant hotel at Summeryllie,
short distance from the city. Wo,
wish our friends dom there all sue
cess in their efforts. .'' .~ f.t "..
Eight Sisters of Mercy, in charge
of Sister Mary Baptist, will arrive
in Ashevilie on Wednesday next, to
take charge of their convent and
school on French Broad Avenue.
The other Sisters at Hickory will
not follow until the first of August.
AsheYilIe will also be the home of
Bishop Haid, of North Carolina.
Bishop Lyman is to sail on the
both from New York on the White
Star steamer Germanic ior LIVER
pool, whence he will go to London
to attend the Lambeth Conference,
which is to convene in the latter
city July 3 After the conference
he will make his regular biennial
visii alton to the European missions
of the Episcopal churcl, in America,
of which missions he has pastoral
charge.
The Augusta NeaUs observes with
some tinge of well pointed irony.
Charleston, S. q, has weakened
in the enforcement of her Sunday
blue laws, and low ice cream, soda,
cigars, bre I'd, milk aH Hd-sueh things
can be sold on the Sabbath. Here
totore nothing but whiskey could
be dispensed on that holy day.
There is yet hope for the goodapeo.f
pie down by the sea, y fc.a - -. -
And we have noticed that calansa
tiles visit people who>.fail ito keep
holy The Sabbath: day. EI,3+T
The Manufacturers Record Of Bal
-;ui timope. ! Ui!iQIf n ,
We had the pleasure OF a call yes
teruay from Mr.. H. L. Harwood,
C prrespondent and agent OF the
above excellent journal, who visits
Asheyil!e in its interest. The Ree0fa
is not only faithful, bh, an able
aud influential agency in behalf of
southernH industrial deVslopMgtIt.
Its every issue is devoted exclus-
lively and very intelligently to the
great attractions and OPPORTUNITIES
of the South, and has, no doubt,
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