Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-25
AROUND TOWN

Washington. Sept. 25.-ForecaSt till =
p. m., Wednesday: Generally fair;
mort berry winds, Increasing probably;
slightly cooler Wednesday morning.
Bcttis Malone is reading med cine
under DR.. S. Westray Battle.
The registration books will be opened
Thursday at sunrise, and Democrats
must be sure that they are registered.
The artistic beading on the Hotel
Berkeley's register this morning was the
work of Harry Ward Of Barlow Bros.
minstrels.
Children will be admitted for 10 cents
to the baseball game at Allandale, to be
played Thursday for the Free kindergar-
ten benefit.
The ladies of the First NJ. L. church will
give an entertainment this evening be-
ginning at s o'clock. The public cor
daily invited.
The night trains on the Ashevillc and
Spartanburg road will be abolished Sat
urday. The day trains will run as thev
do now, for awhile at least.
United States Senator Thos. J. Jarvis
has about recovered from his iudisposi.
ton. He was able to come up to States
vile yesterday, ani will doubtless be
able to fill his appointments throughout
the West.
]. D. Penland resigned as register for
the Hazel precinct, and S. d. Hall has
beel. appointed in his stead by Superior
Court Clerk Cathey. The registration
books for Hazel will open at sunrise
Thursday at the West Asheville postotfice
Maj Chas. NJ. Stedman's appoint,
ments for Polk and Rutherford counties
are as follows: October. 1. Columbus
9, Shields; 3, Henrietta; 4, Ellenboro
With the exception of Henrietta, the
speaking will begin at II a. m. At Hen
rictta it will be held at night.
Congressman Crawford went out to
Webster this morning to speak to the
people OF that section. At Henderson
vile, where the Congressional candi
dates spoke yesterday, Crawford invited
Pearson to Joint discussion at Webster
but the rainbow candidate declined with
thanks.
| The Cherokee Indians, squaws and
squawlets. had a street parade thi:
afternoon before going to Allandale tC
play lacrosse. They had on war pain,
and clothes and gave an inotfensive war
whoop that only brought the crowd fol
lowing closer to them. None of th'
small boys were Scalped.
Tilman r. Gaines has brought to TIL
CITIZEN a pretty specimen of kaolii
from the property OF {. !. Harris a
Dillsboro. Mr.. Gaines also brough
from Editor Miller of the Shelby Auror;
a sample of the new mineral, nonazite
+ that has lately sprung into prominenc
and is being found in several OF the coun
ties OF North Carolina.
The cookiugl.class opens tomorrow W
Wednesday, at $3.50 p. M, in ]. A. Ten
nant's store room. southeast Cour
Place. The opening program will b
a choice one, and all ladies interested il
this class should be present tomorrow,
possible. Oysters and other desirabl
and seasonab!c dishes will be demon
strated.
Frederick A. Stier. .scashier. of the Lin
coin National bank, Washington, d. c
was in Ashevilc yesterday on his wa
home from Chattanooga, where he ha
been attending the Sovereign Gram
Lodge |. o. y. F. While here he visite
Vanderbilts. Mr.. Stier is so we'll please
with Asheville that he will bring Mrs
Stier here for the summer next year.
A friend of THE CITIZEN has contrib,
ted paragraph to the political joke ds
partment. He says "Ton" OF Greer
wood has been nominated by the Reput
licans for Treasurer Courtney to carry
The latter, the joker says, will place tn
= Greenwood In dry kiln, dry him ou
and have him ready to be consumed i
1 the slaughter on the 9th of November.
It should be remembered by those wi
wish to witness heated baseball COZ
test and at the same time help goo
cause that the A. L. l. team will GRO.
bats with Asheyilles Cycle club at Altar
dale Thursday afternoon at clocl
The game is to be for the benefit of Z.
) kindergartens, and will be played a.
!, cording to the crank's taste. Get read
to attend.
Henry Cammerer of Nashville, Tenn
} died Sunday night in Ramoth, of col
E sumption. Mr.. Cammerer had been hel
e for several months and was known an
liked by many people whom he had me
r He was about 80 years of age. H
e mother was with him at the time of h
death, and his father arrived on the
, O'Clock train yesterday. The bereave
= parents left with the remains on the
/, O'Clock train for Nashville.
Il Z. Coffin, auctioneer, sold yestcrda
; for G. Merrimon. trustee, a house an
lot on Park avenue, known as the pro-
!. erty Of r. M. Johnson for $500 to II
. Southern Building and Loan associatio
of Knoxville; for ]. G. Merrimon truste
four lots on Lookout mountain for $37
to O. ID. Revell. Mr.. Coffin also sold t,
dav for T. Wilson Sharpless, trustee,
. house and lot on Starnes avenue fc
: $3.50, to Capt. Duff Merrick. attorne
:, PERSONALLY SPEAKING,