The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-10-12

Hon. Chae. Price, of se.iiabury, is
at Battery Park.
Mr.. N. P. Chichester speaks at
Leicester tomorrow.
No cases were tried before before
the mayor yesterday morning.
The mail from Tennessee was two
hours late yesterday afternoon.
The New Orleans Minstrels will
be at opera hall Monday night.
let every democrat in Buncombe
heir Hon. W. H. Kitchen to-day.
Hon. Thomas D. Johnston ari
ed in the city yesterday evening
from Washington. ~
MeeSrs. J. NJ. Campbell and M.
L. Fox will speak at Weaverville,
Tomorrow afternoon.
Hon. VIM. Kitchen, arrived in
the city last night, and is stopping
at the Grand Central.
The radical protective club will
hold its regular weekly meeting at
the court house tonight.
The county candidates will open
their canvass at Upper Hominy to-
r"2rrow morning at II O'Clock.
Sol Smith Russell and his com-
edy company, will play to an Ashe-
vile audience on November 9th.
The mail from Knoxville was be-
hind hand yesterday several hours,
the reason for which we did not
learn.
A small crowd witnessed the per-
formance of "St. Patrick's Eve" by
the Granville-Warner Co., at Opera
Hall last night.
The regular weekly meeting Of
Asheville Lodge, No. 2, A. o. U. W..
WIS held at their hall, on College
street last night.
The big barbecue and mass-meet-
ing at Mills River, on the 2Olh, inst,
will be addressed by NJ. \. y.
Chichester, Of this city.
Mr.. Sol. EdelI requests us to say
that he has sold out his place Oh
North Main street, and will dispose
of the stock now on hand at sacri-
flee.
The regular weekly meeting of
the city council will be held at the
Mayors Office tonight. The street
railway question will come up for
final disposition.
The WeaVerville circuit Sunday
school conference of the Southern
Methodist church will be held at
Alexander's Chapel, six miles West
Of the city Saturday and Sunday
next.
The young ladies Bible study
will be held this evening at 4:30
o'clock in the lecture room of the
Presbyterian church. ALI young
ladies Of each denomination are cor
daily invited to attend.
The French Broad Farmers club
fair will be held to-day at Alexander's.
DR.. C. D. Smith and others will be
present to address the large crowd
expected on this occasion. A fine
display of stock and farm products
will be exhibited.
The Durham exposition was a
grand success. OF course it was.
Durham makes q success Of every-
thing it undertakes. Senators Ran
som, Vance, and Wade Hampton,
and Gov. Gordon were present and
male speeches. Gov. Scales opened
the exposition with splendid tribute
to tie energy and prosperity Of Dur
ham.
Attorney>General Davidson has
been called TO Washington to de-
fend the people of the State against
the suit of Mr.. Levi P. Morton. the
republican candidate for Vice~Pres
ident. to compel our people to pay
the infamous special tax bonds. Mr..
Davidson will therefore be
Withdrawn from ths State
canvass for several days. He is
serving the people well, however, in
his efforts to thwart this attempt to
force the people of this State to pay
TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS of
fraudulent Gebt put upon them by
Mr.. Dockery's republican party.
At Laws.
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