The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1890-03-19
THE SUNNY SOUTH.

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Augusta, Ca, NAV build anot her hote
They are talking oft.
4, Nashville proudly claims its real es
tate to be better than gold.
Chattanooga voted on $500, 900 70
street improvements on the 26th.
The Tennessee legislat ure is holding it
second extra session for this year.
The first train has been run over tn
Georgia, Southern and Florida railroad
Ex-Goverr rn"v is interested in tn,
building Of a new IRON furnace at Glas
gov.
The Virginia peach crop is said to hav,
been entirely destroyed by the recent colo
snap.
Bridgeport. Alabama, is being boomet
by Northern capitalists for all she,
worth.
Brunswick. Ca. has issued an invita-,
tion to Vice President Morton to visit
them and they expect him too.
At Martin, Tennessee, Wilkes and
Hutcherson's Touring and saw mill went
up in smoke. Loss, 1000.
The Nashville American offers gold
watch to the most popular union labor
man in Nashville. 1t is to be decided BY
votes.
Mrs. c. Heathcoal. of Tullahoma, Ten.
nessee. fired three times at a burglar
who was trying to enter her house. but
missed him.
Luther I. Morgan. somnambulist
walked out OF three story window AT
Lynchburg, Va, and was probably ia
tally injured.
Sheriff Moore. of Wainsboro. Ga. has
gone to Texas for man named William
son, who is wanted for killing man
named Collins.
Governor Mckinney has granted n
thirty days respite to William T. Jordon.
of Charlottesville. who was sentenced to
he hanged on March - for the murder
of Policeman Seal.
A young woman of Wcaklev county.
Tennessee. stole mule. disguised herself
as a man and sold it at Martin for $50.
L. {. Reed was the purchaser, but the
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7. Trimble, OF Hagansville, Ca, was sud-
denly stricken with paralysis. 1t was
the result OF turning somersault down
a railroad embankment.
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;sh.d N;ss T.nJ.r n, cnt.S., T.
see ,,as ,atsn frnr, ,h,, III ani i,.na.J
by party of white men. The crime
was most brutal one.
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,ha, h. yn,,id h.. i,.nch.d IT.. "hn.;a
transferred him to tbr connv ;a;I for s.s
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q. w. Holmes came to Huntington.
Tennessee, from Missouri, was received
IN the best society and finally married
His former yy;e. b,nrJ of IN. ,t,,;. -" ana
Holmes Skinned out IN avoid ares, Co.
h;yomv "
II is believed that Ccdartown, Georgia.
viii soon he one OF the greatest iron pro-
ducing centres OF the South. Experts |
pronounce the iron ore as superior to the |
ores of pennsylvania, and say. that the
section is destined to be an important |
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A Thomnsvillc. Georgia, policeman,
while on his rounds Wednesday, stumbled |
over curious article. II was made Of a
thick leather tube. about three inches |
long. with both ends tightly plugged,
and was pronounced by those who ex-
amined It to be genuine dynamite
bomb.
Miss Daisy Garnett. Of White uo,..
va, iound q broken ran on the Port
Noyn, anu western Narohna railroad
anu sueeeeueu VI stopping passenger
..a'h ", JUS. va .nne 10 "'o'u an ACCIDENT.
nc passmsers rased purse and pre-
sen'eu 20 ner ana the company VIII do
the handsome thing oy the brave little
woman
BY decision in the case Of Iohr l.. SuIl;. |
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;uayment !. ,rvcrsed nnd tho n". ~,
maSdrd and S,ll;ynn !. hc,d vnds.
bond to answer .uch indie, m.,t. % w ,,nn @
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ca,e nf nud Rc,nud a;Jer md oh.,,.. w
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a lunatic Is at large in the woods
II. K. Brady ms The two were M th. de-
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