Asheville daily citizen., 1891-11-19
AROUND TOWN.
Forecast tiIl 81. nm. Friday-ya.
riRble windsJ slightly war rmeri fair
weather.

Capt. /. A. Price went down to States
vile this afternoon.
At Grants pharmacy at 2 p. m. the
thermometer registered 3S0.
Maj. D. A. Blackwell. of Blackwell's
springs, is in the city today.
NJ j. and Mrs. c. NJ. Stedman have re-
turned from their trip to Wilmington.
The Salisbury Herald says it is proba.
HE that D. NJ. Vance will return to New
Orleans.
Marriage license has been issued to
John Fitzpatrick aud Katie Sutson, col
ored, Of Buncombe.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Glover leave TODAY
TOR few weeks visit to their former
home in Boston.
Mrs. S R. Kcpler has returned from
visit of several months to friends and re-
IaIions in Virginia.
Edward Clcgg, city editor OF the
Mountain Hom, journal, is confined to
MS room BY illness.
The Bingham school football team
will play match game with the Raw
en>croft team ON Saturday.
The board of aldermen meet in regular
we, xiv session in the mayors Office to-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The family of Capt. R. c. Ivory, the
new proprietor Of the Grand Central
MOTEL, arrived on yesterday afternoons
train.
The Hickory Mercury says: Miss
Alice Watson, VINO has been in AshcvilI'
tor several weeks, has returned to her
home in this place.
Recorder Miller's court this morning
was small. there being only three cases,
three drunks, two white and one colored,
aud the nnes amounted to SIS.
X. G Trezevant, who has been holding
the position OF yartlmastcr OF the VINO
road here, has gone to Savannah, Ca,
where he will take clerkship under
Capt. V. L. MrBee, superintendent OF tn,
Georgia Central.
Postmaster Cannon is advertising tol
bids for the transportation of the United
.i I
the Richmond and Danvlle depot. Bids
will he received up to Thursday, Nov.
&c. at 9 O'Clock a. M.
There is only one Want column in
AsheviIle. and that is THE CITIZENS 1t
is used by all, and its value is apprecia-
ted Keep this fact in your mind, and
when YOU come to need its services YOU
will know what to do with your Wart'
let.
The meeting for Young men at the
Young Mems Christian Association to-
''rht at 8 O'Clock will I've special meet.
ignlr paratlon TOR the week pray +
wnlch will be observed next week. Mr.
E. Z Eagan will lead the meeting. All
Young men are cordially invited.
The finest shoot of the season was the
one by the Ashevile Gun club at its
: grounds Yesterday afternoon. Col. A
, II Baird made the best score ever made
ON the grounds. The score was as fol.
: lows: A. II. Baird 90; F Graves, 81
:. Westray Battle, SO; J. NJ. McCanless
: 81.
The Unitarian movement in this city is
showing quite a rapid growth Since
the advent of Rev. Chas. +. Sempers
whose practical sermons have caused
much favorable comment, the meetings
in Odd Fellows hail, have shown in
!, creased interest in the movement, whirl
, may now be considered fairly established
3. Managers Reynolds & Spears, of tn,
Grand, this morning received the follow
+ ing dispatch fror' Elliott & Graves. o
S the Hickory opera house "rhr Rose o.
5 borre company is good one and dc
5 serves good business The compan,
t PLAYS Satan" at the Grand on Fr,da,
, night.
The Rev. Samuel Rhodes, OF Cashier
Valley. will preach for the Rev. II.
Mr.. Rhodes. who was recently ordainet
in Trinity church, is in the city attending
- meeting Of the convocalion of Ash,
vile, and the other members of the con
r vocation as well as the general publ
Il areinvted to be present.
:, The Hickory Mercury, in speaking @
g the Methodist conference, SAYS: "Th
n good people oI AShi willie spared no pain
y and expenses in helping all to enjoy tn
:, meeting. The preachers were SO we
y entertained and the Ashevile pcopl
were so charmed that it is said mutua
love became SO strong that some of tn
=" preachers will not get home in severa
!, days vet"
:. This item, from the Chattanoog
Il Times, has some interest here: "a prom
d ment citizen OF Knoxville has informed
$ Times reporter that the East Tennessee
n capital had managed to dispose of he
r bonds. They were improvement gol
r bonds. and the entire block of $50 90,
e was taken by the New York Lie lnsur
h ance company at par. The bonds rul
VI for thirty years. and draw 8 per cent.
!, The regular weekly meeting of tn
>, LvCeum society on Tuesday night wa
- well attended. considering the very un
y. favorable weather. The subject OF tn
y. discussion was Reading; it's effect in tn
i formation OF character W. Starne
:, made the opening address, and discusse'
Il the subject at length. Short an,
" instructive talks were also mad
: on the same line bv Mai. W. II
= Malone, Col. l.. Nj. Hatch and others.
i. On tomorrow the Bingham Volunteers
l. the crack company organized ut Bling
Al hain school some time ago, will give
drill that will astonish those who al
tend. 1t is hoped that good audicnc
will be in attendance. The Volunteer
have been drilling very hard, and will d
o all they can TO show the spectators ho,
well they are drilled Blank cartridge
,f will be used. The drill will begin at 33
. ;. sharp. The public is cordially invited I
attend.
The funeral services of the late Mrs.
'' J. Alexander were held at the FIRST Pre-:
N byterian church this afternoon at
u o'clock, conducted by the pastor, Re,
W. S. P. Bryan. The music will be fu,
nished by the full church ,hoir. The r,
% mains were then inferred at Riversid
& ,mctery. The following gentlrmc
ID acted as pail bearers: Thos d, Johl
v- ston, J. NJ. Ray, F. M. Miller, ]. II. Nj
>, D"wcll, ]. M. Alexander and W.
Shope.
& The Scottish Patriotic society of Ash
!, = vile is preparing for its annual receptio
n, and ball which will be held on Ne,
" Years eve or. as it is known among til
!, Scotch, Hogmanay night. For the hen,
~ hit OF those who do not understand TIL
- Scnttish dauces a clnss will he Onane