Asheville daily citizen., 1894-12-08

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fair Sunday; warmer tonight; south
westerly winds.
At last accounts Gen. Robert B. Vance
was a little better.
The Aldermen have been receiving thtir
salary checks this week.
Cheap groceries are advertised in tie
new ad. today OF W. p. Brown, assignee
ot ]. A, White, II South Main.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Y. M.
c. \. will meet Monday afternoon vt
O'Clock at the Y. Nj. c. A. hall.
Rev. ]. c. McReynolds will address tie
Y. Nj. I. A. tomorrow at f:5O on the
subject why we believe. the Bible All
men are invited.
The regular meeting of the Free kir-
dergar ten association will be held Mon-
day, December 10. at the Y. NJ. c. A.
lecture room at O'Clock.
Prot. !. NJ. L Hall ..advertises today
that 'ddies and gentlemen joining his
fencing class bv The, 18th will be charged
only one hall of the regular terms.
L. Coffin, auctioneer, sold today at the
court house Tor Henry B. Stevens,
trustee, &c acres Of land about six milts
from Ashevile Tor $l05, to DR.. J. A. Bur.
roughs.
The fact that the Mission hospital iair
is to open Wednesday tor a three days
attraction in the store room adJoining
/ ,,,tl Al ~, CT vpet chnnlI not
bt forgotten.
Deacon White, a co!ured boy. was IN
| Justice Frank Carriers court today ior
assau,,,ng and battering Chas. PRESLEY,
white, and Thos. Mcintyre, colored.
Deacon was given 80 days on the roads
The suit of G. S. Davis VS.. B. p. Davis,
in the Superior court, was compromiS q
this morfing, and the time up to noon
adjournment was given to call OF the
docket. The REYNOLDS case was set 10
be called at $50 this afternoon.
Wm. Turner, auctioncer, sold today tor
A. T. Summey, commissioner. about
3l9 acres of land on the Burnsville road
known Us the Hill land or the Retreat
adjoining the lands of ID. l.. Reynt Ids,
Iason Woodtin and others. L. X. Du-
Bose was the purchaser, the price beir
| $4,000.
News has been received at the revenue
office of the death in Salisbury Yesterday
. of lanes Is. Lanier, the largest distiller
in this district. Mr.. Lanier was about
: 45 wears old, n man of considerable
wealth, whose generosity caused him to
be greatly liked, especially by his home
: people.
:, There was a gathering Of a number o
ladies at the Sara Garrison kindergarten
> ON East street yesterday afternoon tc
J. hear interesting talks on the kindergar
S ten work by Miss Hubbard and Mrs
: Martin. In her address Miss Hubbarc
{ said that she had not seen in the Nolsf
any more complete or pretty building
e for The use OF the "kinders" than tn
= Sara Garrison, which was gift to th'
I association from Geo. w. Pack.
u Joe Waters, colored, undertook to ad
u minister some Chastisement to his wife
q AS he seemed to think he had right tt
{ do Emma Walton, who is Joes mother
u rn-law, intcrtcred in her daughter
J. behalf but this did not trighten him. to-
he icrkcd ramrod out of a gun anc
) belaborcd his mill soundly. That wa
= why Joe was before Justice Frank Carte
- today, and TOR the same act the ottende
was sent to the county roads tor 80 day
and costs.
d Mrs. lane Foster died yesterday after
noon at the residence of her son, +. M
j.. Foster. on North Main street. Mrs
Foster was good, kind hearted lady
II about Go years of age, and had been Il
re for several months. Her first ailmen
II vas ii Il ,mmatory rheumatism, followe
,, lew days ago By paralysis. Funera
. services over the remains were conducte
! At the residence at / l O'Clock today b
lc Rev. !, l.. White, and the interment wa
N at Riverside cemetery.
u There was fox chasing galore on Glen
mons mountain last night, no less tina
S five packs OF hounds being In the chas'
One party of hunters was composed {
Geo. 5. Powell, DR.. II. b. Weaver, DR..
l. 5. T. Baird, Jas. Baird, Dick Sewer, l
u W. Furman and J. E. Rumbough. Ther
was no capture, but the fox was run t
earth. MIR. Rumbough's horse fell, an
1t is claimed that rider and horse role
t. down opposite sides of the mountain
70 hut no injuries were sustained.