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The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-09-30
Riot in MOntreaI-SmaM POx
Troubles.
MONTREAL. CANADA, Sept. 80.

MONTREAL. CANADA, Sept. 80.
Only two small disturbances occurred
last night, one at the Grey Nunnery and
the other later, on Champ de Mars. The
police had received information that the
mob would assemble at the latter place
and strong force was on hand. ON
becoming unrulys the crowd was quickly
dispersed. A man named .Urglaire
Sherin was arrested for melting crowd.
Joseph Permit and his son were also
arrested. Everything quiet this morn
ing. The large force of militia called
out has evidently had good effect. No
further serious tsouble is anticipated
The public feeling has been aroused by
the conduct of the rioters; and the po.
lice are denounced on all sides for theil
seeming want of COURAGE. The author
tiles are resolved to carry out the health
laws vigorously, and will take whatever
steps are necessary for that purpose.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-09-30
The Pfegan Indians Walking
Around Loose.
ProbabIe troubles .aAead.

OMAHA, Nebraska, Sept. 80.
Official information has been received
at military headquarters, that two hum
dred Piegan Indians have left Ftheir re-
servation in the far Northwest, and are
now on their expedition in Southern
Montana. about 200 miles from Old Fort
Smith. They have been restless for
some time. tits uncertain at Military
headquarters, as to whether any troops
from this department ought to be sent
to the scene of trouble or not, but Iif it
becomes necessary, troops will be order
ed out from Fort Mckinney, Otherwise
the Department ofDakota, in which the
Piegans belong, will be allowed to drive
the red skins back. ss.tteg
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New York stoclk NIarket.

New YORK, September 30.
Stock market has been unusually dull
during the past hour, and fluctuS
have all been within very narrow limits
at opening prices were about steady, al.
though New York Central and st Paul
were ! lower and Pacific Mail I higher.
There was considerable irregularity in
early dealings, Jersey Central, New York
Central and LOUISVILLE and Nashville bi
ing weak while others advanced
per cent, and Lackawanna ! pei
Before the end of first half hour sll
gains were checked and thef6 was . de.
cline to opening figures
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-09-30
The CoIored Convention in
ass Virginia,


LYNoHBuRG, Va, Sept. 80.
The State Convention of colored men
assembled here at IL o'clock to-day. j.
B. Syphax, of Alexandra, was elected
temporary chairman. NJ. ~. Deckley,
Of Richmond addressed the convention,
saying this convention had not assem-
bled as Republicans or Democrats. but as
citizens of Virginia, claiming the right
of freemen. The eyes ofthe world were
upon the colored people of the State. He
hoped their deliberations would demon
strate that they were worthy to be citi-
zens Mr.. Foster, editor of the New
York Freeman, was invited to seat on
the floor.
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A small Holocaust.

al HELENA, MONTANA. Sept 80.
A special from the Warm Springs says
one of the building of the insane asylum
was burned yesterday and three inmates,
A B Magee, Hanna Belcher and Peter
Milan. perished in the flames. Not
known how the fire originated.
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The following is taken from the New
York Ledger: "Woman's sphere con-
tinues to widen every year. Where will
# stop2 The latest oddity in feminine
Fcfessions is that of taxidermist. Mrs.
Nary d. Morg ~ Of r eetv.rs7err., A g. s
the junior member of fiourishf4g frm
of bird suffers, whose work has proved
satisfactory to both scientist and mil
liners. The other member of the firm is
a gentleman, and most of the filld work
is done by him, although the lady also
is a good shot, and frequently. herself
brings down the birds which she after
wards prepares for exhibition.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-09-30

negro Jerry Fffic
rested. His WIFE
was task from tho
lynching of these p
was afterwards arrestedN
afterwards John Pat|ishal
charge of being conceFn6l
ter murder and possibly u
murder. He was said to havB
near the scene where the Gut
killed and the next morning
other county and told the first new
of the crime. Detectives from Rich
worked up the case. The verdict on
coroner's jury was long delayed, the fed
ing being that if it was adverse to the
prisoners they would be promptly lynch
ed. The verdict when rendered was
against the prisoners. The majority of
the people appeared to be we'll satisfied
of the guilt of the parties of one if not
both murders, for the two were, so TO
speak, mysteriously connected.
The Neps- Observer gives a full review
of the murders which led to their lycnh-
ing. The coroner's jury on the Sth of
September rendered the following
verdict:
| "The jurors for verdict do say that
Edward Finch, ,Sallie Finch and Ephraim
Ellington came to their deaths on the
might of the 4th Of July last from blows
on the head, inflicted by an axe in the
hands of Jerry Finch, Harriet Finch, Lee
Tyson, and some other party or parties
to the jury unknown" Lee Tyson's wife,
Harriet, was thereupon jailed.
| The Nears- Observer concludes:
"Thus ends, possibly, the story of two
| of the greatest tragedies in North Caro-
| lima history. For weeks the lynching
had been expected, the more especially
after SO conclusive. a verdict"
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HE FARMERs' WAREHousE,

THE FARMERS WAREHOUSE,
of this place, one of tie best in the
State in its arrangements, has passed
under the management of Messrs. Smith,
Nelson & Co, Messrs. J. NJ. Smith and J.
w. Nelson being of the firm. The char
acter of these gentlemen as tobacconists
is too well known to need any commend
alton at our hands, Mr.. Smith having
been for years one of the largest and
most successful tobacco growers in West
ern Carolina. Mr.. Morgan, connected
with the former management of this
house, viii remain on duty with thenew
firm.
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RICHMOND, VA.

Have constantly ON hand large
stock of goods, specially adapted to
the wants of the Western North Car
DINA trade, and will be pleased to
quote lowest prices on application
Agents for Kings Great Western
Powder Company, and the celebra-
ted Bessamer Steel Horse and mule
Shoes, warranted to wear so pei
cent. longer than any shoe on the
market. j. i. G. BIRD,
Travelling Representative.
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E
GoKs TO THE PENITENTIAzY For LIFE.
Sheriff Tweed left here Sunday even
ing for Raleigh with Abe Hensley, of
Madison, who was recently sentenced to
death TOR the killing of one Riddle. The
Governor has commuted the sentence to
imprisonment for life in the State PEN
Iitentiary ..s,i sssssp - : as.ssl ~.
LIE EAGLH HOTEL ..ss.s5i rs s ~. = 80. ~.
Changes hands te-morrow morning,
Neville & Castleman having leased the
same. Mr.. Castleman has been this
summer engaged asliclerk at the Round
Knob Hotel, was for some time connect
ed with the sleeping car service, and has
proven himself popular and efficient in
any9and all capacities Mr.. Neville we
have known for a number of years. hav-
ing fought; bled and died with him
during the late unpleasantness, and
have known him since as a hotelist. In
the latter capacity he has nc superior
in catering to the wants of the hungry
wayfarer. We wish these gentlemen
much hNsuccess,
Will OPEN I'm S1Lo To-sIoRRow.
Capt. J. K. Hoyt of Turnpike aTill TO-
morrow open his sllo at his farAasEnga-
dine. H has spent much time and asEp=
ted great deal of pains in the construc-
tion and management of his silo2 1t being
the first ever made in that section, and
a great deal OF interest is felt in the
result by his neighbors who wish to see
the practical workings of this mode of
preserving feed. 1s5ae
We are indebted to Capt. Hoyt for an
invitation to join him and his good. lady
at dinner tomorrow, and shall endeavor
to put in an appearance. But the Cap
tain fails to say whether the contents OF
his silo will form a portion of his dinner.
Our ARTISTS, S
We availed ourselves yesterday Of the
pleasure, of again calling at the gallery OF
our popular photographers. ;Messrs
Taylor and Gibson, and were agreeably
surprised at finding SO many beautiful
specimens of their work on exhibition,
arranged in the most tasteful manner.
We were, particularly we'll pleased with
some photographs lately taken by Mr..
J., H. Gibson. They prove conclusively
that he is4 remarkably talented artist
and fully able to give satisfaction to his
patrons and friends. We commend him
to all who desire work done in his line
Messrs. Taylor and Gibson. have always
on hand large and varied assortme ent
of the finest stereoscopic views Of Wes-
tern North Carolina scenery.
ATTENTION, Sous OF TEMPERANCE. .....5;. !.
The Executive Committee of the
Grand Division has postponed the annu.
al meeting of the Grand Division to the
20th of October, in order that delegates
can have the benefit of the reduced rates
given to visitors to the Fairiof Western
North Carolina, to be heldiat Asheville
the same week. The fair will attract a
large crowd and the meeting of The Grand
Division is most important one. The
Grand Scr; be, P. A. Cummings, in a cir
cular sent out, says:
"Come on brethren, don't. be. afraid
Asheville has room for all of you, and
we will take care Of you. Send in, your
returns and per capita tax promptly
Let's begin new year of our work with
unusual energy and terribly in earnest
Notify me by October 10th who vii
come"
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FRESH OYSTERS,

FRESH OYSTERS, 81
In alright cans, received every Tues
day and Saturday, at Capt. Prices Fresh
Fish market, adjoining Weaver's Shoe
Store: The oysters are a luxury. Fresh
ocean fish of the best varieties, received
every Wed'sday and Saturday mornings
Call promptly. tt.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-09-30

BOARD AT REDUCED RATES
Can be secured at the very popular re-
sort the Turnpike Hotel, fifteen miles
west of Asheville, Immediately on the
w. N. C. R.R. Mails, telegraph and ex-
press. Apply in person or by letter to
Mrs. J. G. SMATHERs,
dtOct15 Turnpike, N. c.
The best scent Cigar in town at Ly-
Ions'-"White Rose"
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FIRsr OF THE SEASON.

FIRST OF THE SEASON.
Messrs, Zachary Bros, at their popular
stalls on Main street and No. I, Market
House, are now offering Fresh Pork, daily,
to their customers. Now for superb pork
chops ard head stews. toc5
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4 large congregatien at the Church St

A large congregation at the Church st.
M. E. Church Sunday night last enjoyed
an interesting address by Rev. Carroll S.
Long, who has been laboring for six
years in the Foreign Mission field. His
subject, Japan, and the progress of his
work among that peculiar people, was
handled in pleasing and unostentatious
manner, and was both pleasing and in
structive to his audience.
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LAYIxa THE TRAcK.

Engineer Ketchey on Tuesday even-1
ing arrived here with his eegine and
placed it on the Asheville and Spartan
burg road, and the work of track laying
is now progressing with all possible
speed. Several car loads of steel rails
have already been placed down.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-09-30

Wait for the new Merchant Tailor
Clothierand Halter opposite the Eagle
Hotel. tt.
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PRoposALs WANTED.

PROPosALs WANTED.
Proposals will be received BY me until
Friday evening, 2nd inst, for the erection
eff Shed on the Fair Grounds. Work to.
be done at once. For plans apply to me.
JORDAN STONE,
Sec. w. N. G. Fair Association.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-09-30

LAND ENTRY BLANKS.
The CITIZEN has on hand a full supply
of blank warrants for land entries. Send
us your orders.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-09-30

Fresh Pork Sausage daily on hand at
Zachary Bros Stalls on Main street and
No. Market House. toes
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-09-30

County Commissioners and chairman of
the joint meeting of magistrates to meet
and. consider petitions orshow cause before
him why they should not do so. Manda-
mus returnab1e at Franklin on next Sat
urday week. F.
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cnnr.-,--n 1n,m.n

FRESH SULPHUR WATER
On draft daily, direct from the Springs,
at DIR. Moncure's Drug Store, with other
mineral and Soda waters. Call on him.
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THE CITIZEN

Will have a representative at all the
Courts in the West. It is earnestly hoped
that all friends will meet him promptly.
and make old things new by closing up
all old accounts, We feel we can call on
all now with confidence of a ready. and
willing response. Those who may not
be called on by him, are kindly reques-
ted to call on him, SO that all matters can
be settled up. 1t is necessary we should
make this urgent appeal to our. friends.
d 4 W If
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.NOTECE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IN FAVOR
D of the Bank of Statesville against M. Patton,
et al will sell at public auction for cash at the
Court House door in the city. of Asheyille on
Monday the End day of November. 1885. M: Pat
toms interest in tract of land lying and being in
the county of Buncombe on the head waters df
Big Sandy Mush Greek. adjoining lands OF Hay
wood county, line of w. R. Randall and others,
containing 8 270 acres, more or less. being all the
lands lying in Buncombe county, described in a
deed made by NJ. Lowery and n. +. Lowery to
E. Sluder, NJ. Patton nd John Reeves, dated 18th
of November, 1867. The above described lands
are sold to satisfy the execution and cost as above
described. This 29th Sept 1885.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-09-30

TO THE PUBTIc GENERALLY.
7 have leased VIM, Hill's Barber Shop,
and take charge Of It this day. I will keep
the very best workTnen on hand at all
times. H. HUGGINs.
sept28dtf
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A leaden sky hangs overhead, and a
iono loclx cd 3fft,r rain is in expectancy.

A leaden sky hangs overhead, and a
long looked for rain is in expectancy
Mr.: d. M. Smith called onus this morn
ing. His report of the tobacco crop is
most encouraging. The crop is well cut
and well housed. Colors are fine, and
there is nothing to depreciate the pros
poets Of the last fortnight.
May we come down to 1ather a sore
subject3 We do need better side walks.
We can not come fiat footed to what the
corporation provides. Sometimes we are
at the top, andmost unexpectedly we are
at the bottom, and twisted, head wrench
ed and toe distorted the sornest picture
of confident pedestrian group that can
be presented The skies and the noun
tains tell us to look up, and our breasts
upheave with the swilling of the noun
tain air, and down we come with the dis
location Eof anr Asheyille side walk.
Smooth our ways, and please let US look
heavenWards with calm and confident
eyes.
Itappears that none of the editorial
corps efthe Asheville dailies heard the
lecture of the Rev. S. G. Long on Sunday
leyening at the Methodist church, which
is both loss and reproach, Speaking
for ourselves. we so much love the rest
Of a sabbath etenfng that 1re seldom &c
out to encounter new labor; and there is
good deal of labor in grasping and dig
esting the words, arguments and pictures
lof lecturer. We avoid those extra
duties. not as reflections upon lecturers
but asA Justice 20 ourselves. Yet we dc
regret that the indolent indulgence deni.
ed us a real intellectual pleasure. 1t is
pleasures that are past, so far as Mr.. Long
/ is concerned. Yet we may recall the
magic of the introduction upon the stage
i of human action of a race, long wrapped
up on its own seclusion, fully equipped
for the grand drama of life; different from
ourselves, opposite to our habits, yet not
savages, but with civilization that stooc
out in sharp lines, contrast and parable
with our own, and perhaps not inferior
We pride ourselves on our superiority
Perhaps we are not so well off; and some
day the comparative philosopher VIII
take hold of the subject and lay us bare
| with his scrutiny, and give the eastern
lciEilization its proper place.
Mr.. Long we learn presented the
claims of the japanese with force anc
originality; and from those who hearc
him, we must admit that he lit up ar
| oriental subject with the splendors tha
have always hung around the scenes O.
the Orient.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-09-30

TEXAS LITERATURE.
'Tis night; .@S5
In Gatesville. .a
The moon is overcast
Bully for.the moon. t5fi-.i - ~
Lycurgus and 0ped deldoe. -
Two cats ss44
Thomas cats
3 Appear upon the Yood-shed roof.
Lycurgus, with tail anfurled and tail
upllfted high in the air, comes ON with
back unbent and yawls portentous.
Ditto as to Opedeidoc.
Now, immortal gods, lookypu lsxS
They buckle toi w w =
Spit Spit /! .Spit!!!
Biff!!!!
Hark - tf.zi1A
A window is lifted, and wild-eyed
man appears with nitlsket in.hand-7t
Bang u 1fffFfif!IS
Seal Der Lycurgus and Opedeldoc from
the woodshed roof, crying:
"Savedp'
"Saved p
But the man Oh where was he p
Kicked clear across the hall into the
next room. fi-l ~
Musket hadn't been fred since the
war. A5 Is 6
Finisl
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TNoR SALE.
= So A bargain is offered in an excellent
PIANO at very low rates. Apply to
sept 30-Iw d&w MRS. s. M. CHuNN.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAMs-sPE-
cIAI TO c1TlzEN.1
BUNCoMBE'S .No-FENCE
LAW.
REFUSAL IN GR.aJy.T
TIE INJUNCTION.
Another Hearing ON q New
lsPEcIAL TO cIrIzEN.l

WEBsTEk, N. C., ssanz
Judge Gudgers before W.
of enjoining the Count
Buncombe from enfSa aon d.
Law, was heard last night, -nis~
grant=the injunction or susnsu
- p has hswever, g.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-09-30

Hotels.
Grand Central. Western,
gle House, The Villa.
iudte BOARDING.
hin, Mrs. A. E. Hall, P. F. Emer-
T.. w. Neel,. Mrs. A. B. Chunn,
4. Roberts, r. III. Grahl, G. L. Nc
gg, ]. A. Fagg, ]. E. Rankin, w.
7. E. Reynolds, E. sluder, Mrs:
Broiles, Mrs. Smathers, Mrs E
Mcdowell, James w. Patton, MIS-
Pman, H. c. Hunt 81. c. France,
clair McMullen, Forrest w West
tVery, Sale and Feed Stables.
& Chambers, J. NJ. Ray, W. A. We'd
e. w. Herndon, S. H. Barnard, G. w.
Co., E. T. Clemmons, Jesse R. Starnes
Colleges, Schools dc.
vile Female College,, Asheyille Male
my, Newton Academy, Miss Goodloe's High
SGh0ol for young ladies, Miss Sawyers Primary
School, Mrs ]. P. Gammon's Primary School
three white public schools, two good colored
schools. A graded school has been authorized by
summer.
Mrs. q. N. Herndon, s. Whitlock, Mrs. M. E.
Mann, ]. P. Sawyer, Mrs r R Porter.
Attorneys at La1O.
McLoud q Moore, J. b. Merrimon, E. H. Mer-
rimon, NJ. E. Carter, A. L. Carter, Gudger & Car
ter J M G4dger F T. Sondley, " ". IS s. G13Ga Gushman
Davidson & Martin, 7. A. Jones s. H. Reed, w. B;
Gwyn, Locke Craig, w; R. Whitson, Jones and
Matt Atkinson, A. T. Davidson, w. H Malone
VS.. Lusk, p A. Cummings, A. J. Lyman.
Physicians and Surgeons.
D:J. Cain, W. I. Nv; D. Hrliard, John Hey
Williams, J. A. Burroughs, ]. A. Watson, NJ. L.
Nelson, Wardlaw McGll. H P. Gatchell.
Dentists
G. W. whitson, B. H. Douglas; R. H. Reeves. A
Banks, Bankers and Brokers.
Bank of fAsheville Sluder q Barnard.
Merchant Tutors.
w Scharrie
Dealers in Ftsrs
Real Estate Agencies.
1ter B. Gwyn, A. ]. Lyman Matt Atkinson
Jon, B. NJ. Jones.
architects and Civa Engineers,
liable. ] A Tenant,
Tobacco Warehouses.
Sheville Warehouse, The Banner Ware
Farmers Warehouse, Rays Ware
Buncombe Warehouse.
Managdctarers- ChesOing and Smoking.
MeSSaFty sSa1t9yn = pdT41 hull, y Z; wR;asEy,
- C0opes, DC.
Nv. Girdwood, William Weaver
es, Liquors, &c.
Hampton Featherstone W
p. S0rrell.
TUTORS
Rtton Avenue.
Hangers.
md Weekly
ton. N. W. Girdwood, JAS E
fcLane.
Fertilizers, dc.
5-lsI1 t.c4.. 1,.o.,.a ro..x,.;,u.,,, ~.
Brand,u G. NJ. Roberts, Alex. Porter
ont w. Fl. Penland "OwI Brand" Bear
iE Go 4Ser Ppfsnd e9s Is Special Pscrns. LyO1
Wv. Barnard, "Sea Fowl" N. W
ro., Soluble Pacific"
Thoa. WE W. Branch. ranch
$, y IL Telegraph.
nd Adams Express
Thos. d. Britain.
ummey, N. A. Penland, T. w. Patton,
J. III. Ledford, ]. III. JarTatt, ]. B. Cain.
CSty Government.
E J. Aston; Aldermen, Y; 7; Reynolds
RANKIN, Geo. F. Scott, IzH. Gorenfe,
NWaddsf chief hhd VI. e. q MeDoSel. J. Il. HamI
ton. HughPostell and T Hunter.
Fire Department.
Hose n j, orcman H. c. Fagg; II. 4 Z. No.
,p'' : ,,.,,sss ssgsssg sgg,1szs Rssqss%;ssst cS;ss
Federal Officers
IS. commissioner 4. snmmey. 1p 1Deput
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PRoPosAIs FOR PRIVILEGES.
See advertisement in another column
for prsvileges at the Fair of the Western
North Carolina Fair Association.

Mr.. WsP. Blair is to-day moving from
the Western Hotel to the Carolina
House. The Western is at present un5
occupied, and is for rent.
HANDsokE NV GooDs ARRIVING AL
MOST livery DAY.
HI REDWOOD & Co,
eodtf ONE PRICE SToRK.
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tablishmeft for Every city. Doc. Hutch
is n supplies this need by the White
Mans Restaurant--on Main Street, be-
tween the Bonanza and the bank. Dock
advertisss oysters now daily, and offers
tempting bill Of fare: toc-2o
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-09-30

WELL SAID.
We commend.the following to the at
tention Of our readers DIR. NJ. Lytle's
Elixir we find recommended very highly
for bowel complaints, and we most earn
estly urge our people to provide them
selves with either it or some equally
good remedy for Diarrh9a and like com
plants. for the peculiar weather OF this
season is we'll calculated to produce such
troubles, and they should be attended
to- at once, or they may become unman-
ageable. Health Mo11itor.
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.Eeather Report-sept. 80.

lfE DAILY CITIZEN
Gives the only telegraphic dispatches
received.
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GoEs TO THE PENITEsTIAzY For LIFE.
Sheriff Tweed left here Sunday even
ing for Raleigh with Abe Hensley, of
Madison, who was recently sentenced to
death tor the killing of one Riddle. The
Governor has commuted the sentence to.
Imprisonment for life in the State PEN
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-09-30
HARNESSl

Our Stock is now complete and made
of the best materials, with all the latest
improvements. Single and double sets
in nickle and oriental rubber, either gilt
or nickle lined. All other trimmings on
short notice.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-09-30

"Bixlys,n Buttons" Browns" and
"Bon Ton" are the best brands of shoe
polish known to the trade, all of which
are sold by w. T. Weaver, at the One
Price Shoe Store.
THE CITIZEN JOB OFFICE
Is one of the most com etc offices II
the State, and work of every kind viii
| be done with as much neatness and de
spatch, and as cheap, as it can be done
anywhere.
Don't buy Clothing till you have seen
| the new stock soon to be opened in the
new building opposite Eagle Hotel. tt.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-09-30
London Money Market.
LoNDoN, noon, Sept. 80.
Consols 99E
MORE LYNCHING.
FOur Alleged MIurderers Hung
to a Tree.

A special to the Raleigh Nesep. Observer
from Moncure, Chatham <t elVes
the following account Of q 1ynchil Il
that place,-tbe sequel of a. ser 81
murders that have occurred in tll4I c1oil
ty during the past two years, Says
dispateh
This morning.
Lee Tyson.
Pitt