Asheville daily citizen., 1892-04-05

%. III. VI HeuneSuay' IHCTCdSiHS I""uf
ness and rain tonight; Southeriy winds.
A german is to be given at the Battery
Park tonight.
Frank Loughran, of the Hickory Inn,
is in the city today.
At Grants pharmacy today at . p. IN
the thermometer registered 7O'.
P. MacNaughton and family have gone
to Canada for d six months visit.
A new front is being put in the build
ing occupied by l.. Blomberg, on Patton
avenue.
Internal revenue collections for the
Fifth North Carolina district yesterday
were $7.679.32.
The steam road roller now occupies at
night a shed on Patton avenue, oppo-
site the head OF Depot street.
The new officers of Sulphur Spring di-
vision Sons of Temperance, were install
ed at Balm Grove church last night.
A. l.. Melton left today for Transyl-
vauia county, where he will remain for
several days on professional business.
The current number of the Lyceum
magazine is out, filled with the usual
amount OF interesting reading matter.
Ed Sudderth has a large force of hands
at W ork on the dummy line, prepara-
tory to the grand opening run on FRIDAY
next.
Visitors should not fail to take in the
dummy line up Sunset Mountain, Grand
opening run on Friday, s. See advertise
mcnt.
Paris Galimorc, aged t. Cleo Galimorc,
aged I; and Farrell Huffman, aged 5
have been admitted to the Children 5
Home.
Thos. l.. Gibson, who for several
months has been empuvcd on the Morn
ing Gazette, left yesterday for his home
at Hickory,
The third football match of the series
between the AShcViIlcs and BiughamS wlIi
he PLAYED at the kenilworth grounds
next Friday.
The rehearsal OF the Easter cantata, h'
the Central NJ, L. church, south, Sunday
school, occurs this evening at $ O'Clock
at the church.
The committees OF the Young Mems
Christian association and the board OF
directors will meet tonight al : O'Clock
The program is new and unique, and
will he interesting.
John Cairus, proprietor of the Rcems
Creek wooden mills, will leave tor hrS
home III Scotland, ON the 18th inst. He
will he accompanied by his daughter,
They will spend several months i'll
Scotland.
A PRAYER service will be held bv the ".
[. 7. L. at the home OF Mrs Turner, !,
Church street, on Thursday at +:3O p
m. Topic tor service Sabbath obscrv'
ance." All members OF the union are in
yltcd to attend.
Workmen are engaged in putting in an
| arch Culvert at the branch on NORTH
Main street, and consequently that
is closed to all passing except pedestrians
and street cars.
|. ID. Murphy, csq., of the law firm o
| Tucker x Murphy, will lead the meeting
of the Lyceum society tonight. The sub
cct is The duty of the state to her ('nr
yersity." The newly elected officers o
the society will be installed.
At the regular monthly meeting o
Ashevillc Typographical union No, 2G;
last night +. W. Vaughn was clcCtcl
vice president, and VIII {. Frank treas
urcr, to fill vacancies in those office
caused by resignation OF lack I. Wlndc
and T. l.. Gibson,
The CITIZEN has received an Invitation
to attend the third annual debate bctwcrr
the Columbian and !Icspcrlan htcrar
societies OF Trinity College. on Friday
April % The query is Resolved, tina
the payment OF no pensions at all woul
he better than the present system as ac
mlniSttred.'
A Whitlock, one of Ashevile's best buE
mess men, has rcmOdclcd the store rOOr
on the corner of South Main and Eag
: streets, and now occupies it with h
, large stock Of goods. Mr.. WhitloCk a
ways keeps the newest and best good
us the many who trade with HIM hay
long ago found out.
The lecture on whittier and Sidne
, Lanier, delivered i'll the y. NJ. {. !
leCt tl1re room last night DV Rev, Gee