Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-22

Washington. sept. -i.-T ofCtaS' tH
y. m. Sunday: Fair; northeaSterE
winds
The exterior of Riverside NJ. L. church.
South, has been nicely repainted.
Barlow Bros, and their Ministries VIII
open the Grand opera house Monday
evening.
D. Gross has opened delicatesssn IN
the Rawls block on northeast court
Place.
Services will be held at the tent tomor--
row evening at S O'Clock. Song ana
reading at p. m.
A quorum was.the one thing lacking
for the regular, meeting OF the Board oil
| Aldermen yesterday afternoon.
The opening OF the new school at hot
Springs, under the superintendent Oh
| Prof. Smith will occur October
| A large new map, sent out bv the l.
s, government, has been received by
Superior Court Clerk Cathey and hars'
in his Office.
Bryson City correspondence Waynes'
vile Courier: Mr.. Chew OF New York Is
here as residing manager for the pu''
cha st rs of the Whittier tract
The mems meeting at the y. Nj. {. A
tomorrow afternoon at / O'Clock will bt
addressed BY Rev. l.. W. Crawford o
Trinity college. All men invited.
Rev. Zvbulon A. Shipman was her'
from Marshsll today. He says he pro
poses in few weeks to'start paper a
Marshall, Politically it will be Demo
cratic.
The citv's NV filters are now in plic
and the work of preparing them tor dut.
is being pushed, Superin' 'endcnt Muir
raw thinks all.wili, ,bc ready within an
other week.
Selling beer without li,cusc was th
charge against Dumps Lane IN tn
Mayor's court this morning. Lane va
fined $50. appealed, aud his bond wa
fixed at 5000.
The second number of Chit Chat, is
sued from the Mountain Park hotel a
Hot Springs, is out, filled with hot'
v gossip and personals about the visitor
e at that resort.
!, The manv friends OF DR.. |. Nj. Broylt
, will regret to learn that that Gtntlema
has concluded to leave Ashev'llc. He WI
T. 90 to Texas about October 10, and WI
!. make the Lone Star State his home.
l. The wooden covering OF the cross-dral
+ at the junction of Chestnut ard Mort
Mpin streets needs repairing sadly.
very small amount of work now ma
II prevent the breaking of leg by son
Il animal.
y The first issue Of Our Echo has been T
ceived 1t is three column folio al
r. will be published weekly at the subscrl
, ton price Of % cents year. 1t Is co
II ducted bv the Sunday school OF the Ash
r. vile Fust Baptist church.
RI The presiding elder, Rev. Parker
u Ashevlle, preached for us on last Satr
v day and Sunday. He is an excelle
preacher and made many warm frieu
" during bis short stay with u.s. says t
i" Tuscola correspondent of the Wayne
> vile Courier.
le An unusually large audience greet
ID Rev. Mr.. Bowen at the Christian chur
1t last evening, which must have wrong
Id upon the speaker iavorably, for he W
at his best. There will be no servi'
s this evening, but tomorrow at the ust
h hours, 1 l a. M. and s p. NJ, services "
8 be held. The public are cordially invite
te Editor NJ. l.. Shipman of the Breva
'e Hustler stopped over here today to ht
Crawford and Pearson speak. lie is
his way home from Raleigh, where
attended the State convention OF Den
-" cratic clubs. He says the meeting wa
success and the speeches by Senate
ss- Jarvis and Ransom and other dist
ps guished men were great.
ed Messrs. Walter S. Graham and Oh
H. Walton, editor and associate cdi
nd and manager respectively of the Ind
w w River Advocate, 1itusville, Fla, are
e Ashevile on a trip taken to get a"
'th from business cares and take a COMP
pe rest. They gave THE CITIZEN a pie
I've ant call today and expressed themsel
III as both surprised and delighted "
..th what they have seen here in the way
'tn scenery and evidences of life.
led PREPARING FOR IIOGMA>\i
u.