Asheville daily citizen., 1892-01-09
AROUND TOWN.
Forecast till 8 p. m. sunday
Light rain; colder sunday, light
winds becoming northwest.

NcVCuuS COiSSllouS ySStS'uoy 'hioaN
ed to $727.1O.
A parchesi party is to be given at the
Oaks hotel tonight.
Theo. Kuker returned from South
Carolina yesterday.
John Wagner is out after two
months attack of fever.
Register Mackey is out today, recover
ing from an attack Of grip.
At Grants pharmacy today at 2 p. m.
the thermometer registered 40.
Governor Holt has appointed Roy Den
ison, OF Asheville, notary public.
The obstruction in the Swannanoa
tunnel was cleared away this morning.
The Asheville Light Infantry has re-
ceived its appropriation OF $3.50 from
the state.
Marriage license has been granted to
!. X. Suggs and Cornelia F. Eatman,
of Buncombe.
Prof H. l.. King will open school for
on Monday, the 11th,
An ENJOYABLE party was given at
the home of Miss Maud Waitt, on De-
pot street. last night.
Do YOU want anything? THE ClrI-
zEN's Want column will get it for you.
Keep this in your mind.
A Sunday school is to be organized at
Bethel church, South Ashevllle, tomor-
row afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The new legal firm of Summers &
Lewis is down to work in earnest.
They advertise in THE CITIZEN
Frank A. Hamrick, one of THE Clrl-
zENs typographical artists, has returned
from his holiday visit to Shelby, his old
home.
The January term of the criminal
court convenes on Monday, the 25th.
There are now about thirty cases on the
docket.
There will be communion services at
North Asheville Methodist church to-
morrow at II O'Clock a. m. DR.. Myers,
of Baltimore, will preach.
Castor Greer, of the firm Of Greer &
Johnson, was called to Hendersonville
Yesterday afternoon by telegram stat
ing that his mother was dangerously
i'll.
Saws the Shelby Aurora; r. F. Lee,
son of Carter Lee, who lived in the
Sharon section. was here on a visit. We
were glad to hear OF his success in Ashe-
vile.
All boys are cordially invited to the
bows meeting at the Y. NJ, {. A. tomor-
row afternoon at $50 o'clock. Gam
the first murderer" is the topic for the
lesson.
Superintendent lngle has been notihcC
that the piece OF machinery ordered toi
the pump at the water works wa:
shipped BY express from New forL
today.
There were two cases in Recorder Nil
Ier's court this morning. Two culorc'
men had given dance without frs
having obtained license. The fine wa
So each.
Rev. ]. L. White, OF Durham, will I'll
the pulpit of the First Baptist church to
morrow. Mr.. White is preacher o
great power, and has had great success
in the ministry
Rev. J 9. Adams will preach sermo,
specially Tor the Young peOl le tomorrow
= | nt Il ~ n q,
, tist church. Parents are cordially in
, vited to 60 and carry their children.
Rev. W. S. p Bryan, pastor Of tn
First Presbyterian church, has gone t.
Cincinnati. His pulpit will be filled TO
morrow at II O'Clock by Rev. l.. H
Baldwin and at night by Rev. ]. L
Arnold.
IS an evidence OF the effect Of Ashe
ville's climate it may be stated that Mr.
John Tanner, of New York, who is stay
ing at Miss Vickie Baird's on HAYWOOD
5 street, has gained ten pounds III weigh
. in six days.
4 Rev. Chas. T. Sempers has returned t
8 the city from New Orleans, where he ha
been filling the pulpit of the Church Of tn
Messiah. Mr.. Sempers will resum
5 preaching in the Unitarian church her
e tomorrow.
ii Manager Hull, of the Asheville tobacc
. works, has sent THE CITIZEN some {
:, the "Ashevile Air" cigarettes made b
= his new machine. They are pe-fectl
{ made, and those who smoke say they al
j of good flavor.
e S. W. Parrish, jr., of Raleigh, arrive
in Asheville this morning, and will /
e the organist for the First Baptist churcl
a Mr.. Parrish has held the position of o
S ganist at the Tabernacle church in Ra
e eigh for some time.
IL The Marion Free Lance says Rev. \
n l.. Kavlor was in Asheville last week.
il Mr.. Chas. T. Baker. who was here in Il
> produce business, left for Ashevlle Mo
e day. He made many friends here by
le quiet, gentlemanly conduct.
d There will be meeting Of the joi,
board of aldermen and advisors in Il
is mayors office on Monday afternoon
ir o'clock. to hear the report of the COZ
r mittee appointed to confer with the co
W tractors for the paving of the city.
r Greenville, S. c., Daily News H.
u Batson, who has been in the employ
ie T. w Davis, in the sewing machine bu
ie ness for seven years, has accepted p
III sition with the Domestic Sewing Mach
company, of which ]. E. Dickerson & G.
of Asheville, are agents.
,, The Charlotte Chronicle saws: Euge
Barnhardt, superintendent of the As
'u vile cotton mill. passed through the ci
ch yesterday on his way to Greenville, S.
re He is a Cabarrus boy and his success
u the milling business has been remarkat
re when his youthful age is considered
IN Miss Maggie Haughton has returned
Asheyille.
OfMr. Watterson's lecture to be Civ
at the Grand next Tuesday the MOT
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