Asheville daily citizen., 1891-05-02
Vote Improvement" Monday.

Vote Improvement" Monday.
The county commissioners will meet 1
Monday.
Revenue collections at the Ashevhe
Office Yesterday were $9O1.O7.
"The Diamond Mystery" at the Grand
tonight by the Baldwin company.
The NAV term of the United States
court for the Western district meets Tues
day.
Ben Terrell, the alliance lecturer, went
to the western part OF the state THIS
morning.
Marriage license has beeniss to ny
man Morris and Rose Sumney. colored'
of Buncombe.
The ladies' of the Flower Mission will
meet at the Y. NJ. c. A., on Monday at
ternoon at S O'Clock.
May.day was very quiet in Asheville,
as was shown BY the empty benth,s in
the mayors court this morning.
The west face of the town clock suf-
fered stroke of paralysis this morning.
and its hands were motionless tor some
time.
| Edgar Freeman, who was brought
here from Knoxville insane, was sent to
the ASYLUM at Morgantan to-day on the
2.19 train.
Charlotte Chronicle: Col. Frank Coke
passed through here yesterday en- route
10 his country place, Green River, near
Ruthcrfordton.
Register Mackey issued during the
month of April marriage licenses to
twenty couples, twelve OF whom were
white and eight colored.
Il Mai W. W. Rollins and Others viii
; sneak on the proposed railroad suhscrip'
ton at Flat Creek Baptist churck, at !
O'Clock, Friday morning, May 8.
Tomorrow afternoon at 4;30 the men:
r meeting of the Y. NJ. "A. will be address
ed by Rev. |. D. Arnold, The boys
meeting will be held at $3.50 p. IN.
o There will be meeting Of the coloree
). people in the court house tonight tor tn
h purpose of hearing the report Of the com
. mittee appointed by the Thursday nigh
- meeting.
dl C.M. McLoud and wife returned las
,t night from Hot Springs, Ark, wher
it they have been for six weeks. Capt Nc
it Loud is much improved by his sojourn
Hot Springs.
The social musical at the Asheville r.
E. male college last night was not well a
tended on account of the rains. A plea
ant evening was spent, however,
8 those who attended.
~ DR.. Iohn Henry, the hypnotist, retur
~ ed last night from his trip south, and
- at the Swannanoa. He will be here Sc
- eral DAYS, and it is probable that he W
locate here permanently.
Much merriment is caused by an I
scription pinned on "citron OF far
j. disc in the office of the Grand Centr
hotel TODAY. 1t was written by "Unc
to Daniel Bartlett" of the Baldwin compan
j. Mis-. Mabel Brady, who has been Wis
m ing Mrs. |. TAYLOR Amiss, has returned
ey her home at Dobb's Ferry, n, Y. Mi
OF Amiss is with Miss Brady and togeth
they will spend the summer in New In
land
his Rev. |. {. Troy, pastor of Riverside
of E. church south, went to Hominy Il
|. morning to conduct services tomorro
His pulpit will be filled both at II a.
and 8 D. m. by Rev. Otis l.. Jordan,
,av boy preacher from Georgia.
the IVY
the News and Observer: Maj. Chas.
Stedman and other gentlemen interest
ap- in options upon large tract OF the ST
ira swamp lands were here in contere
on. with the state board of educationyes'
dav with regard to an extension OF
options.
an VIC. PEBBLES, formerly Of the Vest
Union Telegraph company, arrived
terday from Charlotte and has ia
/, J. charge of the Asheville office as manai
Mr.. thompson who has been acting
G. manager here for some time, left
cen Charlotte today.
The program of the first annual
eide cational convention OF the Metho
for conferences in North Carolina, has |
issued. The sessions will be held
e''' Trinity church, Durham, May 4 t.
to The opening address will be delivered
Bishop Chas. B. Galloway, of Missis
. by =;
lica- r"
rmit Michigan people have added hno
lain to the list of industries Of busy A
vile. The Michigan Timber and l.
Co., is the name of the corporation ,
g., Mr.. F. E. Thral, president, Mr.. F
'aid' Young. vice-president, and Mr.. ]. Morr
and secretary and treasurer. The new
rial pany starts business with capita
: a.. 100000.
any, The anniversary celebration of S,
Is by nanoa lodge, |. o. o. F. in their hall
coal, night was very much enjoyed by t
amy, present. About sevent y-five men,
tness and friends attended. p. A. Cumm'
Co., Noble Grand, delivered an address rev
{ al ing the purposes and work of the o.
front Refreshments were served and
pleasant evening was spent.
The rain last night doubtless
nted: manv away from the pertorman'
urner kidnapped" by the Baldwin Cor
company at the Grand. The play
'e y" on par with the excellent perform
room given during thir week. The prin
NO . Characters were acted well, and the
Hill, was enjoyed by every one IN the
enue. audience present. The $50 in cash
drawn by D. G. holland, the North
street merchant. Tonight the com