The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1890-03-31
NORTH CAROLINA NOTEs.
Monroe has White Caps.
Carthage is on a building boom.

WAS ABOUT ~ years oIu.
Several new manufactures are claimed
to have an eyeon Oxford.
Mrs. Frank Johnson died at Davidson
College OF pneumonia, after five days i'll
ness.
The Salisbury cotton mills are now
making from $50 to $50 clear profit n
day.
The Mt. Holly News SAYS that Major
NJ. II. Pride has hen that laystwoeggs
every day.
The workshops of the Cape Fear and
Yadkin Valley railroad, will belocated in
Fayetteville.
The manufacture of cigar boxes is a
new enterprise to be set on foot in Twin
City at an early date.
Forty-seven thousand five hundred and
sixty.nine pounds of tobacco were
stamped in one day At Winston.
Statesville is to have roller Touring
mill. Or. J. J. Mott, ]. J. and J. c. Sulli-
van and G. S. Daniel will build it.
S. Landecker, of Charlotte, allowed a
drunken negro barber to shave him and
had to knock him down to save his life.
Capitalists were in Greensboro last
week looking Tor suitable oulluing III
~hcn 10 open wholesale orug store'
The Wilmington Messenger claims that
North Carolina women have the small.
est and prettiest feet OF any women in
the country,
Ioe Cowsn, colored resident of Ma.
rion, drank too much bug Juice, slept all
night on the ground ana froze' lie died
short'y AFTER.
Mrs. Nancy Long. n most worthy old
lady Of Orange county, is dead. She was
the last OF the original Long family in
that county
The commencement exercises of the
Leonard Medical college. of Raleigh, has
been held and SIX eolored doctors are
now on the world
MILL Smith an old and highly re
teemed and well known citizen of Wilson,
died at his home ON the 2Oth inst, He
was a years old.
In Orange county the farmer, sav that
the wheat and oat crops will proye n
failure. Many are blowing them up and
are sowing spring oats.
Miss Laura Abernathy, of Long Creek
township, who was burned a week ago
bv having her clothes catch on fire in the
field, died of her injuries.
the BAPTIST church at Carthage for more
than two weeks closed last Friday night.
There were thirty converts.
Nraise LEWIS, o,other OF MAJOR ! n
Ie"s. VI oa''as' MY seuue"'! on iass
has been living for some time,
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iraSel ana tramc on inc nigh foiht'
hahuleman anu ashDoto railroan 's so
heavy 0, 'ate Una. u Is lnp9ss'or 10 u"
inc "o'A Win o"e ''"'" u"y'
inc eo,oreo bap''st uehomihat,on o'
koekmgham nave a1ou. .o,nP'eteu
very sominou,ous aho erea'.aole ehuIeh
pu''o'hg IN Inc "ou'herh Por"oh OF 'he
town.
Mr.. Blanton, late Of the firm Of Blanton
x pysart. hes'aphsh oank IN Marion
NC .ot mas oesn oo"sh' ana .ne rnaee,
riai ior inc p"''a'hg ~ oe'h9 P"'Seu OH
the s'e'
A fine German carp, weighing nearly
nine pounds. was taken from Wilson's
pond near Morganton,, one day last
week py the wotkmeh VINO "re o'"s''hg
out ehahhe' LOT 'ne ereek'
The extensive saw, lumber, planning,
and grist mills Of Nav & Co, at Spring
Hone. in Nash county. were totally de.
stroyed by hre. Inc loss which Is very
heavy' IL uhkno"h' 'he'e " no 'ns"'
rance.
The description Of the new court house
10 be erected in Murphy, Cherokee
county. shows that il is to be very i'm.
posing structure. built OF pressed brick
faced ana orna'hentea Win lherokee
marble.
Ah,tlc two and half year old dauch.
playinr near the washpot, when her
clothes caught fire, and she was SO badly
burned that she died on Friday night
following.
Judge Armfeld's judgments are always
tempered with mercy. says the Durham
Globe. A crying baby disturbed the
court this morning and the judge ordered
the sheriff to go out and buy It stick OF
candy to hush il.
W., s,h,.L.,e,,d Min. I - n,,;.
Nv. "", ,,,si;niw h"n".d ~, p,,sh,rn nn
Er;dap @ Five thousand people wit.
messed the execution. belore nc was hung
ne wrote an auto3ioHiepny giving the
details OF MS terr'p'e Grimes
Miss Burdette. sister of Robert I. Bur.
dette, editor OF the Huntington Hawkeyc,
Il at New Bcrne. She is engaged In mis-.
s;onnry work among the colorcd people,
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