Asheville daily citizen., 1894-12-24
No CITIZEN tomorrow.

No CITIZEN tomorrow.
Miss Stevenson is better today and is
resting comfortably.
W. A. Culbreth of Biltmore has go
to Ssatesville to spend Christmas.
Christmas travel on the roads Leading
to Ashevile is exceedingly heavy.
All through and local freights on the
Southern will be annulled tomorrow.
The Bingham bows will give their ger
man at the Battery Park hotel this even
lug.
Chas. Nelson has succeeded Jas. Alex
ander as steward at the Battery Park
hotel.
Harper's Magazine for January speaks
OF the thriving aud beautiful town OF
Asheville."
Col. ]. NJ. lsrael's volume of the Co ie
has been found, and all moves on serene
". THE CITIZEN always brings EN-.
Seven printers in one class was tie
showing made by the type setting ira
ternity at the First Baptist Sunday
school yesterday.
The Ashevile Street Railroad company
will operate its cars on all lines New
Years night for the accommodation OF
the "Mlkado" audience.
Do not allow the enjoyment OF Christ
mas to cause YOU 10 forget the "Mikado,
which is to be produced by Asheville tai
ert Mt the Grand opera house on New
Years night.
The Supreme court will file no mo {
opinions until the 9th, and the dec,s m
i'll the case of the Young condemned NUT
dcrcrs, Mcdaniel and Webb, will Il
known then.
W. X, Israel, once an Ashcville boy but
now Il Danville tobacco man, is in tn,
city spending The holidays with Lis
father, Col. NJ Israel. He is accom-
panied by Mrs. Israel.
All ladies who have promised dona
tons for the almshouse dinner Weires
day are IT requested to leave them at th'
Flower Mission central Office, City Hall
by - O'Clock Wednesday.
Mrs. L, l.. Patterson of Lockhaven
Pa. did in Asheville Saturday alter
noon. The remains were sent to LOCK
haven Yesterday, and were accompanied
by Sis.,i OF the deceased.
The way Mr.. Biankcnship, the South
trn Express company's agent. and hi
assistants nave been kept busy for severa
days is "a sight" lie kept open hous
Sunday and still the business flows II
Id heavy stream.
PAY for what YOU squeeze" is tn
rather startling legend on placard il
+! front OF a College street grocery store
The sign eifrctually does its work, an
: the oranges on display are not squeeze
\ heedlessly.
THE CITIZEN had Il pleasant surpris
y this morning bv receiving a call from a
u old trend. Henry X Speer. chief of tn
tassaic, n. E, fire department. Mr.. Spec
was here some months ago, when Mr..
Sp,er came here tor her health, and Il
II now coms to be with her during Chris
mas. Mrs Spcer is at Mrs. Rays in RI
II moth. Her STAY here has been Of grea
benefit.
/. Frederick Rutedge, of the hrm {
Rutltdge X Patterson. is in receipt OF
I, verv handsome gold-lined silver cup wit
the coat oil arms ofthe Hamburg. Bremt
engraved thereon. to be presented as
u Christmas gift to Mr.. Rutledge, il
with the best wishes of the company an
y with the nope that he will some day b
come as good an underwater as b
O father.
S. G. Bouis, baseball crank and repr
4 sentative Of the National Cigaret
aud Tobacco company. returned
is Ashcville Yesterday and is about toda
5. greeting his old friends. Mr.. Bouis hi
N been assigned to the Philadelphia ie
bv his company, and will not con
South as he had desired. He will T
move his family to Philadelphia in
T. week or so. much to the regret Of the
Is many friends. Mr.. Bouis recently mt
III Philadelphia, Henry W. Scott. wi
le will be recalled by many Ashevilleians
IS the contractor for Buncombe's cou
house, and Mr.. Scott referred to Ash
t vile and its people in the warmest tern
Y. OF praise.