The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-10-17

Gorton's Minstrels played in
Spartanburg last night.
No cases were tried in the police
court yesterday morning.
Many of our friends from the
country were in the city yesterday,
Every white man in Asheville
township is urged 10 register al
once.
E. A. Upper. Baltimore, and r
A. Remay, Boston, were at Battery
Park, last night.
The different candidates fol
county offices speak at Reems
Creek, tomorrow.
Mr.. N. P. Chedester spoke to a
large assemblage of people at Upper
Horniny last night.
Business is beginning to revive
somewhat with the advent of the
new tobacco season..
MIR. n. P. Chichester will speak at
the great democratic macs meeting
and barbecue at Mills River, on
Saturday.
Asheville Division, Sous OF Tenn
perance, held their regular weekly
meeting, over CarmlchaeI's drug
store, Last night.
the various candidates of all
parties for county offices. addressed
the people of Big Ivy township, al
that place yesterday.
Goodyear, Cook d Dillon's Mas
todon Ministries are heading this
way, AMI will probably play in this
city some time in December.
The Asheville theAtre>geins pub
lic will have pleasure of seeing
Robert L. Downing in Molbars,
81 Oletime during November.
Hor. W. +. Crawford, democratic
elector f1r this Congressional dis.
trict, is Ut th Grand CsGt.al, as II
also Mr.. J. B. Hyatt, Of Waynes-
Vile.
Fifty voters of the Republican II
ticket in Polk county had declared
their intention Of voting tor Cicye-
land, Fowle and Johnston in the
coming election.
The plank for the new fooring of
the cells of the station house was
delivered yesterday. and the heat-
ing apparatus will probably Y be put
in tomorrow.
Mr.. W. W. Avery, proprietor of
the AIhevilie Furniture factory has
been chosen as one of the -marshalls
at the State Fair. He left for Ral-
eigh last night.
Messrs. R. V. Wolfe acd J. B.
West will speak at Davis school
house. in Reems' Creek township,
on Friday evening next, upon the
political issues of the day.
"Ranche No. 10" will be presents
ed at Opera Hall, in this city, on
Wednesday evening, next by a
strong comedy company. Seats will
be sold at popular prices.
The regular weekly meeting Of
the young mems democratic club
will be held at the court house to-
morrow night. A full attendance ot
the members earnestly requested.
Misses Docia Rich and Jennie
Wilkie, and Mrs. Mamie Williams,
left yesterday for the State Fair; and
Messrs. Matt Green and j. E. Nc
Kinney for the Richmond, Va, Ex.
position.
Chas, McNamee, Esq, New York
city, and the representative OF "
K. Vanderbilt, in his recent pui-
chases of land in this Fection, h as
returned to the city, and is stop
ping at Battery Park.
Mr.. Ossis Henry has been quite
sick for about three weeks. and is
still confined to his room. He re-
quests to say that during his sick.
ness Mr.. A. J. Barnett is represents
ing the house of Wilson, Burns &
Co., the house with which Mr.. Hem
ry is connected.
We hope that the people of tie
county will turn out in numbers tc
hear the county candidates at theil
different appointments. This is o
campaign of ideas, and the people
should know for whom and fol
what they are expected to vote ir
November.