The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-10-31

1uIly welcomed, OUT In0y eACeeo tue
capacity of time and space to han>
die as rapidly as the zeal or the inn
patience of their writer's would urge.
All in good time, gentleman.
Election day November 9th. Reg
lister, white men of Buncombe.
The county candidates spoke to a
big crowd at Black Mountain yes
terdaY.
Nota single case was disposed ol
in the Mayors court yesterday
morning
Mr. David n, Vance is confined
to his room at the sWannanoa by
illness.
Vote for the regular nominees of
the democratic party, in the election
on Tuesday.
Senator Vance addressed a large
assemblage of people at Henderson
vile yesterday.
Throughout Buncombe the radi-
Gals are d; work. What are the
democrats doing?
Asheville Division, Sons of Tenn
perance, held its regular weekly
meeting last night.
The Independent Hook and Lad>
der Fire Co. held a regular business
meeting at tho Mayors office last
night.
The trade ofthe~Gity is looming
up in all branches, and>the outlook
for a successful winter traffic is very
bright at present.
Election next Tuesday. Demo-
Gratis of Buncombe, register, work
and vote for the redemption of Bun
combe. Vote the straight ticket.
Messrs. Fitzpatrick Bros, the
painters, have removed to the stores
house on North Main street, form
erly occupied by J. e. Mckinney &
Co.
Work on the street railway Is
progressing finely. A fuist report
concerning this enterprise will be
published in to-morrow's issue of
the CITIZEN.
Don't forget that Sol Smith Rus
sell, the old-time favorite, viii ap-
pear at Opera Hall Monday evening
next, in his new and popular play
"Bewitched."
The Buncombe managers OF the
radical circus are sick. The jig is
up with them, and they know it.
Vote the straight democra ic ticket
next Tuesday.
Samples of the new 24-inch and
20-inch sewer pipe for the city are
COW on exhibition at the Mayors
Office. The pipe is pronounced by
experts to be of flrstclass quality.
Large tobacco breaks were had at
the warehouses yesterday morning.
Prices were somewhat better than
usual, and the grades of tobacco Of
fered for sale considerably higher.
Hon. Thomas D. Johnston and
Mr.. H. G. Ewart will address the
people of Buncombe on the issues
of the campaign in this city on Mon
day next. Let everybody turn out
to hear them.
Secure your seats early for the
performance of the Sol. Smith Rus
sell Comedy Co., Monday night.
The company is a good one, and
the old-time favorite will no doubt
play to a crowded house.
Chairman Eaves has issued an
other secret circular to his twenty
five hundred reliables," the contents
of which are even more infamous
and contemplate than were the ut
terancss contained in his letter of
October 1924.
How do the white men of Bum
combe like to have negro peniten>
tiary birds carried up, and register
ed and voted against them to turn
the State over to negro rule? It is
being attempted right here in
Asheyille. Let white men be on
guard and work and vote for the
democratic ticket from Cleveland
down to constable.
One of the most unique and ar
tistic articles Of house furniture we
have yet seen is the horn chair,
now on exhibition at Shepherd,
Mann & Johnson's, on North Main
street. The chair is made entirely
of cow and buffalo horns, and ID
covered with q beautifully spotted
leopard skin. The workmanship
and design is very fine, and the
chair attracts much attention.
If these fraudulent negro ex.
convicts succeed in electing the re.
publican ticket ssand thus turn the
State over to negro control, the
white lady school teachers of thu
twenly-six eastern negro counties
will soon have to give up teaching
the white children or be examined
and given certificates by negro
county superintendents of educa.
ton. Do the white men of Bun,
ccmbe want to outrage any portion
of our State In any such way2
interesting 60 All.
An hour or SO may be pleasantly an,
advantageously passed in looking owe
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