Asheville daily citizen., 1892-12-03


p. m. Sunday-LOcal rains tonight, fol-
lowed BY fair in Western portion;
slightly cooler.
L. n. McNeace. of Union, S. c., is in
the city.
X. Noel of Chicago is in Ashevllc today
on business.
The Board of County "mmissioners
will meet Monday.
T. L. Angus of Richmond is at the
Swannanoa today.
The December term of Buncombc Su-
perior court convenes Monday, Judge
Bynum presiding
V. c. Hatfield and wife of Middletown,
o., are spending some time in Ashevllle,
stopping at the Swannanoa.
Judging from the number of plows
allowed to stand in court square the
plat is to be converted into a farm.
Gen. X. B. Vance, layman will preach
at Central Methodist church tomorrow,
in the absence of Pastor Byrd at con.
| ference.
The Flower Mission will meet at Mrs.
|. A. Burroughs. corner Woodhn and
North Main, on Monday afternoon at +
o'clock.
A nice tenor drum has presented to the
Bailey street school by Prot. [. Falk.
The gilt is very much appreciated by
both teachers and pupils.
There will be no services at the Pres
byterian church tomorrow. The new
pastor, Rev. X. F. Campbell, is expected
to I'LL his pulpit ON Sunday, December IL.
Governor Holt has issued commissions
to T. NJ. Kimberly, captain, and L. b.
| Lewis and L. L. Mcdowell, lieutenants,
of Company f., Fourth regiment, Ashe-
vile.
Rev. !. y. Robertson will hold the first
quarterly meeting services for the year
at the FIRST NJ. L, church tomorrow.
Preaching both morning and evening by
the elder.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Jno.
=. Rice OF Union, 5. c.. and Miss Eta
Summey, daughter of Esq. and Mrs. a.
7. Summey of this city. The wedding
will occur next Tuesday.
NJ. l.. Shipman, of the Brc ard Hustler
is in the city, and has been soliciting ad
vertisements for his paper. Transylvania
is fine county, and ASheville business
men should keep an eye on its trade.
Forty five acres of land, eight miles
from AShevlle, were sold at the court
house Thursday at - O'Clock by order
Of !. c. Martin trustee, by L. 1tiin
auctioneer, for $l95 cash to II. {. Hunt
The city water supply was cut off last
| night and up to I or s o. clock this morn
ing, on account of blowout on the line
east of Beaumont. Superintendent o
Water Works Ingle says the water may
haye to be cut off again tonight.
!. A. COnant, who was one of the Ad
visory committee of Ashevlle as origi
) nalIy elected, but who resigned severa
months ago, arrived in the city this at
ternoon on visit. Mr., Conant's place
of business is now Clinton. Iowa.
Rev. ]. L. White will occupy his pulpit
at the First Baptist church tomorrow
preaching at II a. m. on the subject
The Likeness OF Christ Photographed
Upon the Soul" and at 7;30 p. m. OF
"All Flesh Coming to the Throne o
Grace"
Maj W. II. Malone returned yesterday
from Raleigh, where he has been arguing
before the Supreme court motion for 4
new trial for Will and Tom Whitson, o
: Mitchell county, who are now in jail il
Asheyile for safe keeping, under sentence
4 of death for murder.
B. f. Baker died yesterday afternoon
, at his residence near the old depot o
+ heart disease. Mr.. Baker was 80 year
old and leaves wife and four children
/ the Youngest week old. He was I
member OF the Jr. o. U, A. NJ, which or
der will have charge of the funeral anC
burial tomorrow afternoon, the funera
occurring at the First Baptist church a
. o'clock