The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-04-22
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give Shall issue an early edition of
the Daily every afternoon, in order to
place the paper the same. evening along
the line of the railroad from here to
Salisbury. Should the arrangements we
have made to obtain daily kilograms
from different points work all right, we
will be enabled to place the news earlier
on that road than any other paper in the
State.
Nice line of mattings at McMnilen's
new Furniture house.
Rev. DR.. Tying, sr. has been adjudged
insane.
Gen'l Grant said himself there will be
no more bulletins. They were about to
kill him.
The government has determined that
polygamists are not competent to sit on
iuries. These poor fellows must give up
one thing or another.
Mr. w. F. Cooper, one of Grahanl's
good citizens, was in the city yesterday
and to-day. He reports the great west
as quiet, but very hopeful of the future.
The breaks on the different warehouse
floors this morning were good, with
splendid prices obtained for the quality
of tobacco offered.
Mr.. Frank Loughran returned from
his Northern trip to-day, looking fresh
and sparkling. He says the public will,
soon.
The Office ofthe Register of Deeds has
been fitted up anew-the Register has
one of the most handsome business desks
we have seen in town.
The mail now arriving here in the
morning brings the New York papers of
the morning previous-the quickest
mail connection Western North Caro-
lima has ever had.
Carmichael's Fountain was put to
work this week, dispensing the delicious
soda and mineral waters, for which the
Doctor has become popularity noted.
Call and get refreshed.
number of citizens urge the appoint
ment of a building Inspector for Ashe-
vile, with all necessary powers. After
somebody has been crushed by falling
wall or building, possibly some attention
may be given to the matter.
The Register of Deeds informs us that,
under the new law requiring the regis
tering of all old deeds, surprising
amount of old deeds are being unearth-
ed. He has this week registered deeds
forty years old.
Mr.. ard Mrs. A. C. Monday have re-
turned from the Exposition, greatly de-
lighted with their trip and all they eaw.i
A number of our citizens have already
gone or are going to see the wonders of
this wonderland show exhibited at the
Crescent City.
Mr.. Burnett, of Swannanoa, informs
US that mad dogs have recently created
much q Aitement in his township. Sew
eral dogsShave been killed, but fears are
entertained that others were bitten, and
the people are cautioned to be on the
lookout.
The National Guard Association of the
United States, composed of the rank of
the militia of the several States, will
hold its next annual meeting in Wash
ington, D. c., in December next, SO We.
learn from Adiutant- General Jones.
Sheriff Rich returned yesterday even
ing from Jackson, where he had been to
convey the person of A. J, Lambert.
charged with the killing of Wilson. The
trial of Lambert will be removed to
Macon, however, where he will have a
hearing next week.
KENEEBEo IcE.
A full supply of the Kennebec Ice re-
ceiyed and for sale at Carmichael'sl