Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-08-01
NORTH CAROLINA NOTES.

A new republican paper is to he started
at Greensboro. II is to bc for Brewer
first, last and always.
Raleighs dissatisfaction over its cleo
trio light is in u fair way to bc adjusted
by the board 4 aldermen.
Concord now has 4,l66 inhabitants
and imagincs it should have the added
dignity of being called city.
Rev. w. X. Gwaltncy, pastor of the
Baptist church at Greensboro, has ac-
ccptcd call to Wake Forest.
The annual camp meeting Mt Muir's
chapel, Guiliord county, will begin this
year on Friday before the fourth Sunday
in August.
Five year old Price Easily, a Guilford
county colorcd boy, is said to bc a mus-
cal prodigy. lie plays well on an organ,
piano and violin.
Cooper & Sons will erect one of the
most handsome bank buildings in the
State at Oxford. A Washington archi-
tect has the plans.
The revenue collections at Durham for
the month OF Iuly amounted to SIT, ,l54,-
so. Only six marriage licenses were is
sued during that time.
Mccklcnburg. Rowan and Davidson
counties have instructed for Vance for
senator, Merrimon for chief justice and
Clarke for associate justice.
Henry Il. Stewart, who had the flesh
stripped from one OF his legs while coup
ling cars at Salisbury some days ago, is
improving and will get well.
Some days ago Carolina Howell of
Greensboro, while cleaning fish, stuck a
bone in her hand. She refused to allow
her physician to cut it out, and died oi
blood-poisoning,
The Philadelphia syndicate which pur-
chased SIG, 900 worth oiland near Green's
boro has secured charter for n rolling
mill company and will build an extensive
plant on the property.
The steamer Sylvan Grove burst her
stcampipc off Southport and a party OF
cxcursionists who were aboard at the
time nearly died of fright. A tug towcd
the disabled boat to shore.
Rev. ]. NJ. IIillyar, for six years pastor
of st. Stephens Episcopalparish at Colds
boro has resigned and will make his
future home in Texas. Mr.. llillyar was
also chaplain Of the Goldsboro rifles.
The Durham Globe says Mr.. W. Il.
Phillips, n Chapel Hill boy, son of the
late Re- Di Inar. u. '''f,;,,s, has
been invited to the prnfcsscrsi,,p of chem
istry aud metallurgy IN the University oi
Alabama, and will assume the duties in
October next.
Mr.. W. ]. Boylin has sold the good will
and subscription list of the Monroe En-
quircr to Mcssrs. NJ. A. Underwood and
L. W. Pointer, publishers OF the Monroe
Register, who will fill out all uncxpircd
subscriptions.
Miss Fatima Murrow, whose brother
Eugene Murrow, the revenue officer, died
recently from injuries received i'll a fight
with moonshincrs III Stokes county, died
from broken heart, caused by the shock
and grici over her iavoritc brothers
death.
Sonny Wall and Manuel Nelson fooled
with two didn't t-know-it-was
guns" at Winston when Walls was dis
charged inilicting fatal Injuries in Nelson's
bock He died thai nipht. The Wins,on
Daily thinks this will teach somebody a
lesson. lint i, won't.
Mrs. M. l.. Sigmun who clopcd from
Greensboro with negro and went tn
Atlanta, and created so much ot scnsa.
ton has been convicted Of bigamy and
sent to two years in the pcnitcntiary.
The negro got the same dose. The charge
against him was larceny.
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George II. Clailin, of New York, has
been apu,intcd instructor of ma hcmatics
and drawing at the University of North
Carolina. His principal work will bc
claa;, ;s n graduate nj fhr rny,ncerinr
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John Robinson, n colorcd Durhnmtc,
has had plenty OF spending money lately.
lie has been acting as treasurer Tor u
dusky religious society. Recently hcwas
asked to make a statement and not only
refused point blank but toreup the books.
He was placed under arrest and III default
OF 500 will spend the time between now
and the criminal court IN Jail.
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