The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-10-03

like the idea that Buck" Kitchen
is to speak in Western North Caro-
lima. We did not suppose that they
would.
Now, that Hon. VIM. n. Kitchen
is to address the voters of Western
North Carolina, Col. Lusk's interro-
cation regarding Bill Trull, is again
in order.
Only one case was tried in the
police court yesterday morning.
The defendant was found guilty of
being "drunk and down." and was
fined $3.50.
Capt. C. G. McCarty left on the
noon train yesterday, for an extend
ed business trip through the New
England States. He will be absent
about two weeks.
Mr.. Chichester spoke to large ass
semply at Beaverdam last night,
upon the political issues of the day.
AS usual, he made strong speech,
and pleased all who heard him.
Mayor E. T. Greenlee, of Marion,
is in the city on important private
business. He says Mcdowell will
give q democratic majority of at
least four hundred in November.
Let every democrat in favor of
honest government. in Buncomba
turn out to hear Hon. Wm. Fl.
Kitchen, at Asheville, on the 18th,
inst. Don't forget the day, nor the
speaker.
Mr.. NJ. L. Rudisill, who has been
spending a couple of weeks at Law
ton, Michigan, where he went to
visit his sister, will return home to-
morrow.
Do not neglect to register. One
vote lost to the Democracy helps
along radicalism, and a return to
the dark days of 1868-'69. Register,
democrats!
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Lea left on
toe noon train yesterday, On bri-
dal tour throughout the Northern
States. A large number of Asheville
friends wish them a pleasant trip
and safe return.
We call attention 10 the dissolu-
ton notice of Jones & Portner, har-
ness manufacturers, to be found in
snother column of this mornings
CITIZEN. Watch out for Mr.. Jones'
new advertisement.
Work will be commenced this
morning upon the new, four-story
brick. building on Patton Avenue,
adjoining the Graham shoe factory.
The building will be used as store.
and is the property of Mrs. J. G.
Spears, ofthis city.
Mr.. w. T. Reynolds has lost bay
horse, sprung in the knees, and hav-
ing a wLite face, which he would
like to find. Any person knowing
anything of the whereabouts of said
animal, will greatly oblige Mr.. R.,
by informing him of the same.
From a private telegram, we learn
that Gen. e. R. Hampton has pur'
chased the Sylvia Herald, and will
hereafter publish that paper in the
interest of the democratic party. We
wish the Herald and its new owner
. long career of usefulness and
prosperity.
| The regular meeting of the Home
and Loan Association will be helC
at the court house this evening a
8:80 o'clock. Members of the asso.
cfation are requested to settle theil
| dues at the Bank OF Asheville during
| the day. A tull attendance of mem
bers is requested at the meeting to-
night.
Rev. g. w. Sanderlin, democratic
candidate for State Auditor, arrived
in the city last night, and is stoppine
at the Grand Central. He says
large crowds greeted him at MUIR
ply and Franklin; and that the
people manifested greatinterest and
enthusiasm in the questions Oftarif
reform and honest government.
Reports from different sections oi
the county, received at the ware
houses in the city yesterday morn
ing, show that over one-third of the
tobacco crop has been absolutely
ruined by the late frost. In the
Sandy Nush and Leicester sections,
the damage has been very serious
one. Other townships Jared some-
what better, we are pleased to learn.