The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-09-27

j. G. Cornell, Of Pleasant Hill. ha
sold 100 acres of his fine land in tina
sctlon for. $4,000. Mr.. Connell is one q
the most progressive farmers of Hender
. county.
Our lair is being ad vertised as never
before and is bound to be the biggesi
occasion eyer on the Park and Amuse
ment grounds or any where in this old
country.
Rev. L. Fftz-James Hindry, rector OF
trinity Episcopal church, st, Angus
tine, Fla is spending his vacation in
Flat Rock. He is accompanied by his
family.
A. J. Bethea. of the Darlington Is. C.)
Press, is in town, a guest Of Mrs. A. F.
+. King. Mr.. Bethea is very favor
ably impressed with this city and pre-
diets a bright future for it.
All teachers will be furnished with
tickets admitting all students who are
attending schools free, on educational
day when Governor Glenn will make
his address.
The October number OF the Asheville
Magazine is at hand, and is the best
number yet of this really fine magazine.
1t contains an excellent article on the
Utilization of Western North Carolina
Timbers."
Don't forget that Gov. Aycock will
speak at Hendersonville on Tuesday,
Oct. 10th, at IL O'Clock. This will be
an opportunity to hear one of the finest
speakers in the South, and there will be
immense crowd to greet him.
Ledford Price, a Rendersonville
young man had his leg crushed, Mon
day, by a freight train, near the depot.
The young man was a new employee of
the Southern, and slipped and fell. DR..
Waldrop took him to Asheville on the
evening train.
Mrs. S. E. Caldwell, jr., daughter of
City Tax Collector Smith, whose health
has been very poor the past few years,
10 now in a Asheville hospital. Her
many friends will be glad to learn that
he is improving rapidly there and will
home before very long
The display of millinery at Mrs !
oOsey's store is calculated to set the r
'verage feminine heart in a flutter. I
The styles are unusually attractive this {
and most everybody in town is =
at them. q
The democrats of Polk county have a :
icket nominated which will sweep them u
o victory, this fall. The next sheriff
will be F. L Weaver; register, Frank
4. Burgess; the next member of the
legislature E. B. Cloud: clerk of court,
{. Z. Arledge; treasurer, J. r, Foster; n
commissioners, W. M. Barnett, P. D..
Williams, g. w. Williams. \
DIR. r.. b. Grinnan will attend the fl
resbyterian Synod this fall, at States d
lie. While there he will make a o.
Tort to have next years meeting held c,
this city, The synod has held its fe
'ss:ons west of the Blue Ridge noun o,
'ins but twice in ninety years, and DR..
rinnan knows of no better place than m
e~ndersonville in which to meet next ar
John Wheatley, white, got on the r
outbound train Saturday night, at
lis station, drunk and armed. Created
on the train, and Capt.
runson, the popular conductor, took
q gun away, and left the fellow in the
Car in charge of several pas
ngers. He broke away and locked -,
mself in the toilet room. On arrival ~,
the train at ~Spartanburg he climbed
rough the window, and in the fight
1ich followed Capt. Brunson was shot
the hand, Burke Smith, a young
lite man, was probably fatally in
red, Willie Thomas, the train news
y, was shot in the arm. Wheatley is
lployed at one of the mills In Spartan. Sel
rg. He was captured early Sunday "e
at Inman and taken to Spar LID
nburg. Gu