Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-04-07
NORTH CAROLINA NOTES.

Thirty-six new buildings have been
numbered in Charlotte within the last
month.
The Concord Methodist church admit
ted twenty-four new members at one
time.
The residence Of K. d. Phillips, at Lau-
rinburg, with all its contents, was
burned.
d. T. Hood. Of Wayne county, has been
adjudged insane and sent to the asylum
ut Raleigh.
Crane culture is receiving more than
usual attention in some parts Of this
county.
The Greensboro brick and tiling COM
pany has begun business with capacity
Of 10000 per day.
The tobacco buyers and warehouse
men of Durham play marbles during
their leisure hours.
A handsome new building is going up
at Rayboro for the Pamlico Male and
Female Institute.
Three young men are at Durham who
propose to 20 to Africa as missionaries
on their own responsibilities.
The authorities of Forsyth county have
decided to establish convict camp and
open extensive stone quarries.
An incendiary in Caldwell county
burned the barns and stables OF Albert
+. Estees and some of his stock.
Rev. NJ. T. Maye, of Wilson. has re-
ceived and accepted a call to preach to
the Diciples church in Caroline county,
Va.
John Greg, n Charlotte Turk, was ac-
cidentaly shot and severely wounded by
his brother, who was examining rcvol.
yer.
The stockholders Of the Egypt coal
mines have reelected their old officers.
II has been decided to increase largely
the output ofcoal.
Herbert Carr. of Wilmington, was too
near a gun when it exploded and now
carries badly laccrated arm. 1t will
not have to be amputated.
The new Presbyterian church which is
to go up at Oxford next summer will be
of brick and will have seating capacity
of 400. 1t is to cost $4,000.
Nash county's 156 year old negro could
not stand the test and investigation
proves him to have been born in 1914
instead OF 1874 rs he claimed.
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Through passenger cars may he rui
this summer between Wilmington ant
Morristown, Tenn. via the Western
North Carolina railway aud the CAPS
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The steam tug Blanche was totally de
stroyed by fire at Southport. She was
powerful tug boat-the best on the river
Some think the fire was incendiary. Sh'
was worth $4,000. There was no in
surance.
A canvassing committee is actively n
work on the line ot the Fayetteville ant
Albcrmarlc railway soliciting subscrip
tions of money, material, labor, an,
rights OF way. Its success is so n,arkc'
that il is certain the road will bc built.
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and Durham railway have bccn :lt worl
south of Durham surveying a propose,
extension of the road. The objcctiv
noint is not known. but the road will
traverse the iron and coal deposits O
Chatham county.
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