Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-26
AROUND TOWN
Washington, Sept. 27.-Forecast tn )
p. m. Thursday: Rain; northeast gales
increasing to hurricane on the coast.

The regular weekly mop at kenil~ orth
lnn will occur tomorrow evening.
THE CITIZEN has been invited to attend
the Burke county fair at MorSanton'
October "a.
The registration books open tomorrow
and tomorrow will b.a good day Tor
Democrats to register.
A. Ottinger has opcned a grocery store
in the building at the intersection OF
Chestnut and North Main streets.
phonograph concert is to be gwen
Friday evening at $50 at the College
street mission chapel. The prices will be
Is and 10 cents.
The Ashevlllc Free kindergartens de-
serve your aid; 80 out to AllandaIe ana
see the A, {. CA. l. |. baseball game
tomorrow afternoon at / O'Clock.
| At the Mcdowell county Democratic
convention Saturday T. NJ. Dale OF the
Record, formerly a compositor on HE
| CITIZEN, was nominated tor coroner.
L. F. Witsel, who was so seriously
hurt in the accident on the w. A, \ ). >
road some time ago, is now able to be
propped up in bed and his condition Is
steadily growing better
II. W. Aver, secretary and treasurer
of the North Carolina Agricultural so
ciety, Raleigh, was here today, talking
State Fair to Ashevillc people. The tan
dates are October 90 to 26.
There is in Chief. of Police Harkius
possession a small ladies gold watcl
that has been recovered by the police
and the Chief would like to give the prop
erty up to the rightul owner
Rev. X. Bryan Grinnan has given TIL
CITIZEN a copy OF the Kobe Herald, al
evening paper published at Kobe, Japan
1t is 6-column. page paper and th'
subscription price is 81 a year.
, The remodcllng OF Bcarden X Rankin
building 50 South MAN, is about com
plete, and X. 5. Morgan expects to ope'
, his stock OF gentlemen furnishings
shoes and hats, there about the hrst
r October.
Hon. Locke Craig returned from Web
ster court this afternoon. Congressman
Crawford and Mr.. Craig spoke at Web
ster Yesterday to crowd the great siz
of which has scarcely ever been equalet
in that county.
The Buncombc good roads committe
y held meeting here today for the con
| -. 4 ~ ,nft tprS tn
e upon bv it, and adopted a report whc
:, will be submitted to the Board OF Count
!, Commissioners at the meeting mex
u Monday.
From White and Blue, universlt
paper 1t is learned that of the members c
{ Ashevlles baseball team at the "l. \
c." George Stephens is prt sidcnt OF tn
:, \. NJ. {. \. and vice president OF tn
' Athletic association, while J.. NJ. Oldhar
: is captain OF the baseball team.
, Wolttown and Burktown warrior
contested for supremacy in lacrosse a
: | AIlandae Tuesday afternoon. Thel
was a fair crowd out, but the India
> PLAYERS did not put enough life in tt
+ game to excite the spectators to an
, great extent. The Burktowns carried o
r the honorS.
t "Repcntance, or, Turning to the Lord
e was the theme OF Rev. Mr.. Bowen {
e the Christian church last evening. God
S sorrow for Sin, and the bringing forth
fruits meet for repentance, were torclb
S argued as necessary accompaniments
e repentance. Services continue each eve
r ing at 8, and all are invited to tn
feast Of good things"
9 Morayiau church services were he
$ last evening at the residence OF Maj. '
!. w. Rollins on Chestnut street, conduct,
N by Bishop Rondthaler of Salem, wi
9 also delivered the sermon to the goo
t. sized congregation that gathered. At
v O'Clock this afternoon Bishop Rondth
II Ter baptized Frederick Fagg Malloy, t
v little son of Mr. and Mrs. T. +. Mallo
il jr., at their residence on North Main.
1t Another of those large green worl
that look ugly enough to irighten of t
Mikado's army has been contributed
THE CITIZEN museum by !. \. Grove
y who captured the worm unaided, No
IN OF the wormologists in this section ha
cs as yet named and described this specie
+ X. Fl. Lee also sent in bug that
a caught on the square aud which VIII
"' held in the sunlight glistercd aud show
t, almost all the colors OF the rainbow.
X. has been consigned TO the care of t
rainbow editor.