The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-11-01

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Mrs Jos. Q. Coxe lN0 q rel
and maid, 81 GreenWlfe, s. G., arr
i at Battery Park. q
/ Rev. Mr.. .Goodson, an evangelist
of the Baptist church for Asht
county, is in the city.
Register, democrats of Buncombe
only four more days left. Attend
to this important matter.
Fewer arrests have been made by
the police for October than for any
month during the present year.
Fairly good tobacco breaks were
had at all the warehouses in the
city yesterday. Prices were up to
the average.
The enemy is on the run along
this whole line. Keep EN- at it
hard, and rout them completely
next Tuesday.
The receipts from the sale of in
ternal revenue stamps in this city
for the month of October, amount
ed to SO. .22026.
The county candidates spoke to a
good crowd at Coopers yesterday,
and the sentiment was very demo>
cratic. Sixty majority is a surety,
Messrs. R. V. Wolfe and J. B,
West will address the electors of
Beaverdam township, at Beaverton M
school house, at s o'clock this even-
ing.
Only five more days remain in
which to register tor the coming
election. White men of Asheville
attend to this most imp 1rtant matter
at once.
Telegraphic dispatches of election
returns from the different States
will be taken by the AsheviIle Club,
so we are informed by President j.
w. Cortland.
The new | ark on South Main
street is rapidly being completed.
When finished il will be one of the
most delightful and ornamental i'm
provements of the city.
A number of more arrests of ex-
convicts who have registered in
this city will be made between now
and Monday. They ,oH nat Vote.
They ere all known and spotted.
Those white radie,d leaders who
got the negro Porter to register
knowing he was an ex-convict, ought
to be put in jail with hiIn. ifthey
had their deserts they would be.
Hon. H. A. Gudger left yesterday
to fill appointments in Burke, Wa
tauga, Ashe, and other counties.
He speaks at the court house in this
city at Z o'clock sharp next Monday
evening.
The ''little giant of the noun
tains discovered that Mr.. Tom Cam
dler was still ON the stump at Black
Mountain and Coepers. The |. e.
has a very bad case of "dismay" on
hand just now.
An antique Indian earthen bowl
is among the recent curiosities add
ed to the Battery Park museum. It
was found on Col. Coxe's Green
River farm in Rutherford county,
and is magnificent specimen of
abOrigina. pottery.
Rev. D.. Carroll being too unwell
to administer the ordinance Rev. j.
E. Carter came over from Hender-
sonville by request, on the evening
train last night and baptised q lady
in the beautiful baptistry of the
French Broad Baptist church
The honest white men OF Bum
combe are Justly indignant at the
work of the white radical leaders in
having negro ex-eonvicts toregister.
l by cQGu AuO1uo buOy 0ODO w SdEIy
old Buncombe and the State in favor
of negro rule in North Caroline.
Don't let them succeed, white men.
The canvass at Black Mountain
and Swannanoa has been but q
repetition of that previously in the
county-triumphant success for
democracy. The enemy is on the
run; boys, go after them with yell
and you will hear no more of them
after next Tuesday.
Fillmore, the well known caterer
of Summers well known restaurant,
to which all the hungry are resort
ing, tells us be is abundantly sup
piled with 'possums; and will have
them Friday and Saturday night
served up with all the proper "fix-
int." He has also wild ducks, and
the very finest oysters OF Norfolk 8
choicest. Phil knows how to please
his visitors,