The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-09-22
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Rev. w. III. Osborne will preach
at the French Broad Baptist church
Sunday night next.
Attend the auction sale of the lot
on Roberts street, for the benefit OF
the fever sufferers, to-day.
A new crossing was put down at
the entrance to Church street fran
Patton Avenue, yesterday.
Six cases were tried in the police
court yesterday morning, and the
defendants were fined $43.50.
Waddell and Sanderlin at Hem
dersonville on Tuesday next. Let
everybody turn out to hear them.
A big time is expected at Swans
names an North Fork tonight.
Every body is invited to be present.
Judge Chas. A. Moore, OF the in@
fericr court, went to Hot Springs
yesterday on professional business.
Mr.. W. J. Freeman, representing
the UllmaD, Philpott Co., of Cleve-
land, Ohio, was in the city Yester-
day.
We are crowded with communi~
cations just now-all interesting
which we will use as rapidly as pos
sible.
Mr. J. M. Campbell yesterday sold
q lot in West Asheville, to a party
who will at once begin the improve
ment of the same.
Petitions asking for donations to
the feYer sufferers at Jacksonville
were numerously circulated among
our people yesterday.
No news from Hendersonville
yesterday, which means that the
fever scare has abaled, and the ref
ugees are leaving the place.
Don't fail to hear Carter and Ma
lone at the Junction tonight. Give
the speakers big turn out, and lis
ten to what they have to say.
Donate literally to the relief of
the Iever-stricken people of Florida.
AsheVille ought to contribute three
thousand dollars at the least.
Mr.. II. Z. Mark, OF Gresnville, S.
c., and Marcus Endel, Esq, of
Gainesville, Fla, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol. Edel, of this city.
Mr.. N. P. Chichester will make
rattling speech at Arden at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. Weunderstand that.
many of our citizens viii go out to
hear him.
The Asheville furniture factory
now works seventy hands on full
time, and the proprietors, Messrs.
Avery and Erwin, have just received
a $26, 1000 order from one firm in
New York. Hurrah for Asheville.
One of the largest and most beau-
tiful lines of silverware we have ever
seen in the city is the new stock now
on display at Cosby's jewelry store,
on Patton Avenue. The prices are
cheap, and the designs very beau
tiful.
Supreme Chief J. D. Barnes, of
Philadelphia, will organize North
Carolina" Castle. Knights of the
Golden Eagle, in this city, on
Thursday evening next Fifty-two
charter members have been secured
in Asheville.
Hon. H. A. Gudger and Mr.. J. C.
Pritchard addressed the electors OF
Buncombe at Leicester yesterday
Mr.. Gudger demolished Pritchard
in the first innings" and the radi-
cal candidate for lieutenant-goYer-
nor was considerably crest-fallen.
The Franklin Press says Mr.. H.
A. Gudger made the ablest speech
delivered in Macon during this cam
paign in his discussion with Hon J.
C. Pritchard. Mr.. Gudger is one Of
the strongest debaters in the State
of either party; and, confronted by
Mr.. Pritchard, he has the ablest
speaker on the republican ticket Of
this State.
Mr.. J. s. Cunningham, of Person
county, the largest young farmer Of
North Carolina, and son of one Of
the truest and purest men the State
ever produced. is in the city. He
is largely interested in Asheville
city property. Mr.. Cunningham il
a thorough democrat, and we trust
will find occasion to address his
fellow farmers of this section dur
ing the pending campaign.
Hon. H. G. Ewart, republican
candidate for Congress argues that
factories, such as Graham's Cotton
Factory, make more mouths to teed,
and thereby increase the home maf-
ket for farm products. Does Mr..
Ewart mean to say that the estab-
lishment of factories increases the
provocative faculties of the human
racer Let Mr.. Ewart answer this
question, for upon its proper eolu-
ton depends much which must af-
feet the social as well as political
economy of this country.
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