Asheville daily citizen., 1893-12-30


this morning.
The County Commissioners will meet
Monday in regular monthly session.
The walls of the new library building
on Church street are about complete.
The funeral of Miss Addie w. Seay will
be held at Trinity church at 2:3O tomor-
row.
The Singer Sewing Machine company
today sent THE CITIZEN several pretty
'94 calendars.
NJ. Rufus Stiles and Miss Hassie II.
Hunt were married Christmas dav by
Rev H. F. ChreitzDerg at Central church
parsonage.
w. NJ. Hill & Co., liberal to a fault,
sent in today several fine turkeys, winch
will be part of THE CITIZENS 1894 New
Year dinner.
The County Board of Education will
meet here Monday, to app0rtion the
school fund and transact other business
that may come up.
The steam roller was taken TO Hay
wood street last evening and went iato
commission on the Haywood street
macadam today.
The outfit of the Clyde Register. J
Wiley Shocks paper, has been removed
to Ashevie and the next issue OF the
paper will appear here next Saturday.
Rev. ]. c. Troy, pastor of Riversidg Nj
L. church, South who returned from
Sophia, n. c., where he had been Ill for
several weeks, will occupy ms pulpit at
a. m. tomorrow.
Rev. \. S. Monroe will address the
song service at the Young Mems lnst'-
tutc tomorrow afternoon at 1870. In,
ropic of the mems meeting - $40 Will
bc New Year Possibilities.
In large advertisement in THE C1TI-
ZEN today the Model Steam laundry has
some interesting talk about the new
method of laundrying collars, i'll conncc
tion with proposition to patrons.
The large plate glass in the show win
dow of Arthur NJ. Fields ieweiry store
on South Main street. which had ben
cracked for some time, was today re-
moved and replaced bv new one.
Rev. II. +. Chreitzbcrg will occupy his
pulpit in Central NJ. L. church, South,
tomorrow morning at II o'clock. | he
Epworth League watch night service
will be held i'll this church at night.
The railroad officials had hoped to
clear the Western road at the point OF
the slide near the tunnel bv tomorrow
night. but the rain OF last night knocked
out these fond hopes and the work wi
be delayed.
Miss Ionic Sales. daughter of Robert
Sales, and a Sister-in-law OF Hon. Mark |
l.. Reed, died at Gash's Creek yesterday. |
She was about 20 years OF age, ana
member of the Baptist church. he tun-
eral occurred this afternoon at o clock. |
The mems meeting at the y. NJ, {. A.
tomorrow afternoon will dc addressed
by Rev. IT, +. Chreitzberg. The song
service will begin at 4:30. 1t is hoped
81 lie a ron
this service Allmen, especially strangers.
are invited.
Rev l. l.. White. pastor OF the First
Baptist church will preach tomorrow
morning on The Withered Leaf AT
7:3O p. m. the ordination services sett'rg |
apart Rev. Chas. II. Durham. of Bryson |
City, to the tull work of Il gospel minis |
ter. The public cordially invited.
Bill Nyc and family have come to Ashe-
vile from their Buck Shoals residence. |
and are at Mountain Cottage Mr.. Nvc |
will remain here until his departure tor
Washington, where he will open his |
lecture tour on the 10th of January. lAs |
family will remain in Asheylllc the !
greater part OF the winter.
Acting Collector Rogers is busy brush |
ing up his stock OF Chinese lingo, i'll |
order to carry out Instructions, received |
recentlv to register the Cinnamon in |
ASbevillc, under the Geary law. Photo |
gra phs of the celestials must lie taken.
and he registration must be made before |
next May. There are three ChIuamcn
now in AsheyiIie
Every member OF the French Broad |
Baptist church is specially urged 70 be
present tomorrow at 9 p. IN, to hear Rev.
|. A Brunson, who will preach at that
hour. 1t is expected that important
business Will come before the church
after the services. Members seeing this
notice will please tell others. The public
IS cordially invited.
The North Ashcvie Baptist mission
Sunday school had its Christmas tree
last evening in the building corner OF
Center and Hillside streets. short
program of prayer and song preCcted
he distribution of the numerous pres
cnts borne by the tree. The building
was filed to overtlowiug, and every body
enjoyed the occasion greatly.
The social gathering of members and
friends of Central Epworth Ii ague III
the lecture room of Central M.
church, South, last evening was largely |
attended. The program included flute
solos by II. A Lindsey. song by Thos.
Myers a recitation by Miss Lizzie StepD,
and a violin solo by Vim. Myers. Rev
II. F. Chreitzberg then read selections
from the poets, while the audience en-
UeaVOTe0 TO name tnc ol liiCh'' |
Refreshments were served and the even
ing was very agreeably spent by all
Geo. w. Vanderbilt and a party OIL
several friends arrived yesterday on
special train, coming over the AshevIlle
and Spartanburg road. on account OF
the slide on the Western road. The
train convened the party over the
Vanderbilt road to the esplanade, where
they took carriages for the brick farm
house, where they will stay during their
visit. The party is composed of Mr..
Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Rathbone
Bacon, MIR. Chanler, Clarence Barker,
Mr.. Lockwood. Cortlandt Palmer, jr..
Miss Whitney, Miss Shepard and Miss
Sloane.