The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1890-03-11
THE OLD NORTH STATE,
DR.. ]. NJ. Bell, of Murphy. il dead

SN'aH VI bHuciu, IL ueau.
heavy snow fall delayed trains M
-, Raleigh on Saturday.
n. Goldsboro claims a COW that has
the last FIVE years given II $50 ora,
"a of milk.
:, In thirty days the output of coal
~ the mine in Egypt. Chatham count
It will be 200 tons per day.
II Arrangements are being made for Il
e establishment Of an extensive fertiliz
mandatory at Winston.
n March Is is the date set BY the No
8 folk and Carolina railroad officials 4
h the opening Of the road.
y Corn. peas, potatoes and radishes ha
! been killed in the eastern part of Il
state by the present cold spell.
!. The shops of the Cape Pear and Va,
KIN Valley railway at Fayetteville are t
be doubled in capacity.
The residence of Lawrence Bailey Il
Randolph county was destroyed BY firs
A colored cook was burned to death.
lsla Harris, three year old girl livin,
near Davidson College, fell on a fire O
burning Goals and was fatally injured.
The annual report of the State boar.
of health shows the death rate for white,
during the past year to be 1856 and 70,
negroes "1.6S.
young son Of Lewis Cragtou, of Al
exander county, went hunting last Sat
urday, He was struck by falling tres
and killed.
J. c. Lindley and Brothers, nursery.
men Of Greensboro, have assigned to I.
Van Lindley. The liabilities are SIS, 200 ;
assets not stated.
Joseph Simpson was found BY the
roadside in Rutherford county frozen to
death. A quart bottle half full of whis.
key was found in his pocket.
A number Of companies selling fertilizer
in the State have pooled and will see il
our State license will not admit them all
to parquet circle seats.
A dwelling in the rear of the Catholic
church at Fayetteville burned Friday
night. II was with difficulty that the
church was saved. The loss is 81 900.
The grand jury at Lexington failed to
lind any bills against the men charged
with lynching Robert Berrier, who killed
his stepmother there some months ago.
The cotton factory to be established at
he Davidson College is to be known as
he Linen cotton factory The incorpo-
rators have capital stock of $25, 900.
The report has reached Greensboro
hat p. H. Adams, formerly of that place,
$ short some see, 900 in his accounts as
agent Of the Richmond and Danville rail-
Dad at West Point. Va.
Ten thousand acres of timber land in
Columbus county has been sold by the
state to- Frost & Robinson, of Michigan,
Who will erect mills and saw the lumber
'ut.
\ man named Anglea bought cup ofl
Office from negro at Charlotte and re.
ised to pay him. The negro assaulted
I'M with stone and inflicted danger.
us and serious wound behind the ear.
The crumbling away of the bank on
aid Head creek exposed several skele-
ons OF Indians. One was in remarka-
" well preserved state, and was
trapped in blanket. II crumbled to | I
nst at the touch.
The handsome residence Of Mr.. George
z. Haigh, at Fayetteville, was burned
ny before yesterday. II had been rob-
ID and then set ON fire. The loss is
'me $4,000 with only $1,000 insur-
ace on the building.
An exchange delicately hints to its sub 1
ribers that II would like money as FOL.
VS.: Delinquent subscribers are hereby II
armed not to let their daughters wear
is paper for a hustle, as there is con. e
ierable due on it, and they might take
Id"
The News and Observer, Raleigh, de.
'es to print directory Of North Caro-.
IA factories showing the articles manu- =
,tured. To this end manufacturers are y
ked to send on paper or postal card I;
name OF their factory, town or post II
ice, and list ofgoods made.
This is said to be the list of appropria. "
ms for North Carolina: Greensboro. a
1000 additional; Winston, $lOO, 900 y"
idsville, $4,000; Oxford, 100000: g
nderson. $s5, 900; Wilmington, $50. %
0 additional; Fayetteville, SIS, 900; n
.al, $655,OO0. VI
,harles D. Upchurcb clerk of.h. ann, q,
r court OF Wake county. IL one OF the W
ding republicans in the State. He h
weakened as far as Harrison's ad-
nistratiOn is concerned, and saws he g.,
] denounce it on the stump In the cam. IL
gn next autumn. He says the repub-
ms are ruined in North Carolina. and \
It this year they will not elect single
'gressnian.
ir. D. A. Bizzeli, of Johnstown. and
81 Rotcdel Mathis, OF Clinton. piayed
ether as children; as how and 1;ri 10
y had the usual number Of ouarrcis AZ
! reconciliations as youth and Young 81