The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-09-27
Two thousand dollars /

IN the city.
Capt. J.P. Dever, of Devers, Is a
the Grand Central.
Mr.. B. .Gaden, of Hendersonvllle
was at the Swannanoa yesterday.
Let every democrat in Ashevill'
attend the Young Mems Democrat,
Club meeting to>night,
Small tobacco breaks were had a
the Farmers warehouse yesterday
morning. Prices were good.
If Col. A. H. Baird will call a,
the CITIZEN office be will get let
ter of some importance to him.
The Smoky mountain hunters
have returned TO the city. They
report a fne trip, and lots of fun.
Who has got the tsOo thousand dol.
lars sent to AsheVille to buy up nc
gro votes WITH Who has got it?
Rev. g. w. sanderlin, democratic
candidate. for State auditor, ad-
dressed q large number of people at
Brevard yesterday.
Mr.. H. A. Gudger will address the
voters of Turkey Creek, at Turkey
Creek meeting house, on Thursday
evening next, at 8 O'Clock.
7iOo thousand dollars to buy up
negro votes! WhewI Will the ne.
groes ever see any of that money!
Not mach.
The Holston Conference of the NJ
E. Church, South, meets in this city
on the 9th ult. The conference, we
learn, will be very largely attended
Messrs Locke Craig and Henry
Hardwicte will address the people
at Big Ivy, on Thursday next. The
speaking will take placs at the
church.
Regular meeting of the young
mems democratic club will be held
at the court house tonight, at 8:3C
o'clock. Let there be full atten
dance of the members.
Regular weekly meeting of Ashe-
vile Lodge No. g., A. o. y. W., will
be held at their hall, on College
street, tonight at s o'clock. Every
member is requested to be present
Mr.. J. P. Kerr returned home
yesterday morning from a very
pleasant visit to his old homes at
Staunton and Harrisonburg, Va.
He says politics are at high tide in
that portion of the "Old Dominion.
The biographical sketch of Oliver
Hart Dockery, issued by the State
Democratic Executive Committee,
contains some ''mighty interesting
reading, !" and valuable information
for the white men of North Carolina,
who are asked by radical leaders to
vote for o. II. D.
The Asheville Cornet Band will
meet regularly every Tuesday even
ing, at the band room in the court
house, hereafter. The young gem
tlemen deserve much credit for re-
suscitating the organization, and we
hope our people will show their sub
stantial appreciation of the under
taking.
From every section of Buncomts 9
the news regarding a great demo-
cratic victory in November, is mos
encouraging and satisfactory. HARD
work is being done by the support
ers of honest government and white
mans rule, and the effect of this
works causing considerable con,
sternation in the radical ranks.
Mr.. J. Taylor Amiss requests Ut
to state that all parties who sub
scribed sums of money fer the Jack.
sonville sufferers, through his solic-
itation, and who have not yet paid
in such sums, are requested to cal
at Lyons drug store, and pay ovel
the saue at once. He will keep hi
list open for some time yet.
Mr.. N. P. Chichester yesterday re-
ceived and accepted an invitation
to address the democracy of Hen
derson at Hendersonville, on Satur
day next. He will also address th'
Beaverdam democrats on Tuesday
evening next. "Our Ched" is il
demand. and he ''gets there" ever
time he is sent for. Hurrah TO
Chedesterl
Wonder if the colored men Q
Asheville know that the Pro
teetive Tariff League, of Wash
ington, d. e., has sent tsb
1 thousand dollars to the whit
radical bosses of this city, wit
which to bug them ups And W
would also like to know if any col
ored man in AsheviIle has received
penny of that money?