The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1905-01-05

HAOSS4V /
A. H MoREY, Regent.
Those In arrears on subscription will
'onfer a great favor by remitting the
4mount due. We must settle the years
business at once. Let us hear from
you.
L. r. Williams, a Saluda merchant.
las filed a petition in bankruptcy In the
United States clerks Office. The liabil-
ties are s2,257.54 and the assets are
81, 1913. 95.
The Sylvan Valley news enters upon
It's 10th volume this week. 1t is a
bright, clean, and well edited journal.
May it live many years yet to accom-
plish good.
w. L, Carmichael, formerly of Bre-
ward, will from this time on be a resi-
dent of Hend ersonville. THE HUSTLER
extends a welcome hand to him and his
excellent family.
Pleasant Grove church which has so
long held the fourth Sunday, has been
changed to the second Sunday and Sat-
urday before in order to ecure the SER
vices of Rev. o. L. Orr.
For Mud Creek drainage the follow
ing committee has been appointed by
President ]. w. Wofford: w. H. Ray,
Pink johnson, P. F. Patton, Johnson
Newman and Robt Stepp.
The Legislature will meet on Jan. 4.
Messrs Toms & Rector, who are part
ners in the practice of law will both be
members of that august body, and will
be on hand at the opening.
c. C. Breeding has just returned from
his former home in Kentucky. He re-
ports a most delightful trip. During
his absence he met with several parties
who spent last summer in Henderson
vile.
Mrs. S, F. Wheeler came up from
Columbia OF Friday to spend the holt
days at her old home in this city. Mr..
Wheeler joined her here a few days
after and both are enjoying the festivl-
ties.
Clemmie Pace, the II yeBr old daugh-
ter of D, S. Pace, died last Thursday at
II o'clock. The funeral was conducted
from the residence on Friday by Rev.
A. r, Love and the intermen5 was at
Refuge church.
G. A. Snow & Co., Patent Lawyers of
Washington, D. c., will send to any one,
free, a pocket Memorandum Book and
Diary for 1905 on receipt of actual post
age, a two cent stamp. We have one.
1t is worth several times the money.
Mrs. d. F. Moore and little son, of
Mooresvi1le, who spent the holidays
with relatives at this place left the first
of the week for their home accompa-
MED by Miss Juanita Starrette, who will
spend several weeks among friends and
relatives.
The Pythian banquet held at the Blue
Ridge Inn last Thursday night was q
of the grand features of the holidays.
The crowd was large n the menu was
all that anyone could have wished for.
ALI were pleased and went away feeling
that it was good to have been there.
With the assistance of Misses Kathe-
rine Fender and Helena Morris the
band was pleasantly entertained on
New Years eve by Mrs. F. s. Thomas.
After elegant refreshments at IL O'Clock
the boys repaired to Main street where
they ushered in the new year with
music.
r. q. Cartner, telegraph operator at
the southern depot, and Miss Cora AL
len were married on Tuesday night at
the home of Mr.. r. B. Carson, where
the bride had been living for some time.
THE HUSTLER extends the hand of
congratulation. Rev. II. B. Grinnan
performed the ceremony.
%, 10000 worth of general merchan-
disc to be sold at once. These goods
were boughtsright and we propose to
sell them right.l Merchants will do we'll
to buy this and not force US to retail.
HENRY TWYFORD.
w. L. CARMICHAEL.
Managers.
Joe and Monroe Carson, who were
wanted in Asheville for an assault on
Tom Bishop, a member of the city
street force Asheville, were recog-
nized al Flat Rock postofice on last
Thursday evening and arrested. They
we're taken TO Asheville on Friday to
answer the charge brought against
them.
The choral society held a most de-
lightful meeting on last Monday night
in the hall over Brooks & Williams's
store. The attendance was good and a
fine start was made. We be-speak good