Asheville daily citizen., 1892-03-21
AROUND TOWN.
Forecast till 8 D. m Tuesday:-Show
ers; easter!y winds.

erS; eaSter!y winds.
Hon. Kope Elias, of Franklin, is in the
city.
FIR. Whiting, of Hickory, is in the
city today on business.
Mrs. T. W. Branch is now able to be
out after several weeks sickness.
/ At Grants pharmacy today at 2 p. M,
the thermometer registered So.
Mai. w. H. Malone returned last night
from professional trip to Marion.
Home folks, visitors-all, are invited
to swell THE CITIZENS Cruiser Fund.
Architect A. ]. Wills was authorized
today to resume the Mission hospital
building.
License to wed has been granted James
Dobbins and Stella Bailey, colored, OF
Buncombe.
Frank Council left for Chattanooga
yesterday on business, to be gone about
tive weeks.
Internal revenue collections for the
Fifth North Carolina district Saturday
were $4,215.S1.
Rev. ]. F. Crowell, president of Trinity
college, preached at Central Methodist
church yesterday.
c. L. Hopkins, travelling passenger
agent of the Richmond and DanvilIe, is
at the Swannanoa.
Mrs. Vim. Bryan, of Hot Springs, who
has been visiting Mrs. T. A. Jones, left
for her home last night.
Judge Bascom Garter, J. M. Gudger.
jr and ]. {. Pritchard left last night to
attend Marshall court.
Keep your eye on THE CITIZENS Want
column. There is something OF interest
in every line OF the Waptlets.
Mrs. NJ. T. Fitch arrived home from
Hendersonville yesterday afternoon,
where she has been visiting friends.
The line of the West Ashevile and
Sulphur Springs railroad has undergone
a complete overhauling and is now in
nrSt class COnulllOn.
Miss Maria Love arrived in Ashevile
last night from Florida and this morn
ing left for Waynesville to attend the
funeral obsequies of the late Capt. M.
IL. Love.
Mai |. Nj. Blair, auctioneer, today
sold the Asheville and Bristol railroad
to Capt. Cooke, tor 5000 cash, the pur-
chaser assuming all the Indebtedness OF
the road.
An Epworth league is to be organized
at North Asheville NJ. E. church, south,
on Thursday night. Several of the mem
hers of the league of Central church will
furnish music.
A green goods" circular, addressed to
Capt. !. E. Ray, has been put i'll THE
CITIZENS postothce box bv mistake.
The Captain can get this interesting
document BY calling at this Office.
The Bakersvile News says: Pink
Penland a skilltul druggist of Asheyille
and Bakersville boy, came home last
Saturday for few days. His many
friends are always glad to see him.
Yesterday Rev. A. Bright. the newly
appointed pastor Of the Sulphur Springs
Baptist church, took charge. lie is an
excellent preacher, and will be an acqui'
sltion to that prosperous community.
The Marion Record says: Mr.. Locke
Craig, a talented young lawyer of Ashe
vile, has been attending court this week
And by the way, Mr.. Craig has beer
very successful courting i'll Mcdowell
county.
The interesting discussion of what
three Asheville ladies saw in Boston,
which was to take place at the Lyceun
tomorrow nigh has been postponed unit
future evening. The question tor to-
morrow night will be announced to-
morrow.
Saws the Shelby Review: DR.. Evans
McBrayer WAS called by telegraph Sat
urday to the bedside of his brother, Hon
Reuben McBraver, at Asheyille. The
doctor and his brother arrived here yes
terday and we are glad to learn of th'
Improvement in Mr.. McBrayer's condi
ton.
c. B. Leonard, of the contracting firm
of Joyner & Leonard, today threw th
| first dirt on the excavations for the col
: orcd school building on Catholic Hill
The building will be completed within
three months. Taylor Bouis & Broth
!, erton have the contract for the plumb
ing, timing and heating OF the building
The solicitors for the building fund 70
the Southside Presbyterian church ar
meeting with encouraging success. The
hope to finish the work of solicitatio
this week, so that work on the neS
building, which is so much needed, ma
be commenced at an early day. Fou
more have been added to the churc
upon profession OF faith, two yestel
day and two the Sabbath before.
, To Elect Next Friday.
TIL. ,;t, hcnrd of health nrnvide1 In