The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-19

CHtzeI OUtCt, yOu rum ~ oOto "oe"'"S'
cheapIy and qCiM dispatch.
Asheville can boast rs handsome
church buildings as any city or town
in the State, and they are all gener-
ally well attended. too.
The rain last night will bring in
more tobacco. Our buyers are hum
cry for good tobacco.
Judge Dick has appointed Mr.. w.
H. Faucettof Waynesville commits
sioner for Haywood and Swain; and
Mr.. E. K. Cunningham commits
sioner. for Macon and Clay. Two
very excellent appointments.
Sunfower seeds are profitable.
A Kansas farmer has just sold 5000
bushels at $50 per bushel. Col:
Hoyt has shown they can be sue
cessfuly and preftably cultivated
in this section. They make the
best teed for fowls that can be rails
ed, and are also good for cattle and
horses.
Our friend the Hendersenville
Baptist says can act ofthe last leg
islature of this State requires the
registration ofall deeds by the first
day of January, 1886.
flour friend will examine the act,
which appears in the CITIZEN, he
will see that if requires all deeds. to
be registered the 1st December prox-
imo.
Mr. Robt. B. PEBBLES, a distinguish
eu lawyer of Northampton county,
has been commissioned as Assistant
U. S. District Attorney for the Eas-
tern District of North Carolina. The
fitness of this appointment will be
recognized by the large number Of
those who know the eminent Legal
abilities of this gentleman.
Mr.. 4. e. Posey, Jr., of the Hen
derson bar, who has been in close
and busy attendance upon the Fed
eral court for over 2 weeks, threat
ems to tear himself away after to-
day. Mr.. Posey has been very sue
cessful this term, and made warm
friends. both with the court and the
public.
The fountain at Round Knob il
motionless at present owing to der
angement OF the conduits by heavy
rains. This is IA great disappcint
ment to travellers who always ap.
proach the spot in eager expectation
of the beautiful spectacle. We hope
some day that iron piping will be
laid from the fountain head so as tc
secure the permanency of the jet.
Mr.. J. A. Justice, of Cooke county
Tennessee, was in the city yester,
day. He says there is a large quan.
tity of tobacco in his county this
year, and much of it very good
Much oft will come to the Ashe
vile market, which shows that Ten.
nessee farmers keep their eyes open
to business Mr.. Justice says, from
all he can learn, the acreage nexl
year in tobacco in Cooke county viii
fully double what it was this year
We wish our friends in that section
all success in their efforts.
Not long ago a man in Watangs
county was captured by the revenue
officers while he was hauling load
of blockade whisky. I'll at night /;
party of seventeen friends of thu
man attacked the officers and re
captured the whisky, wagon anc
horses, and released the man. TIL,
man has now betrayed his friends
by giving their names to the reven
ue officers, who have arrested six,
teen ofthem and pnt them in Jail a
Boone.
The AlOTmans are sending mis-
sionaries to the Sandwich Islands
and already have a congregation o
4, 900 converts in Oahu.
We are certainly glad that on.
friend MajorJ John Evans Brewn hal
left that country.
HYAcINrH BULBS.
A few choice imported Hyacinths 70
winter bloom, for SAFE at Laws
All Wool French Dress Goods in grea
variety &c ashmeres, Gros de Zodiacs
Fouies, Satin Berbers, Billiard Cloths
Tricots, &c. Fine Veiveteens and Velvets
Pushes. Satines, &c A good stock of loy
priced Dress Goods. An excelleDf stool
of F1annels in Plain Colors, Plaids, ant
Fancies.