The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-04-11
NEWS OF THE TOWN

Rugby. the last of the county schools
closed on Wednesday.
W. d. Christy's new house at Balfour
is completed, and Mr.. Christy and his
family have moved into Ii.
The brick. plant started active oper-
ations last Monday noon. There is a
big demand for their output.
Miss Sadie Smathers has resumed her
duties at the Board of Trade after an
absence of six weeks.
Is your rame written there? In the
list of delinquent tax payers, we mean.
The list is published in this issue.
Mrs. Kate NJ. Stoffer. and Mrs. Chas.
A. Allen Of Creston. Iowa, are visiting
their sister, Mrs. E. W, Gurley.
he expressed himself as being heart
lily In favor of the lake, and believes it
will make this city unique.
The stone work on the skating rink is
completed. The lumber has been de-
livered on the ground and the building
will soon be up.
Mrs. Carrie Holbert has returned
home from Biltmore Hospital. Her
many friends will be glad to know she is
mu ch improved.
The contracting firm of McCrary
and Carter have many new build
ings to figure on, and look for an ex-
tremely busy season from now or.
G. w. Brooks will make a speciality
Of hauling trunks, from now On. He is
especially equipped for this class OF
livery work and promises satisfaction
to all his patrons.
Seed Irish Potatoes, Beauty of Beau
ties. The best guano to plant them
with. Also Kainite, Nitrate PoUs~h
sale cash or on time. G. 6. Hyde. =
posite passenger depot. Hendersonvl-
N. G.
Many of the business houses of the
Tuesday, from 9:45 to HOO o'clock, in
order that everyone might be able to
attend the revival services now going on
at the Methodist church.
The success of the big sale at the
Liberty Bell shows the value of proper
advertising. Mr.. Patterson has the
goods to sell, the prices are extremely
low, and advertising, telling the people
did the rest. Great is printers ink!
DR.. J. M. Hunter, the all-round spe-
c~ialist, will be at the Blue Ridge Inn,
Thursday, April the 18th, when he will
be pleased to see those who may wish
the benefit of his advice. Some of the
cures DIR. Hunter is. credited with are
remarkable.
Lieut.. v. 3. Nelson, of the United
States Navy, was in town for a few
days last week, looking after his prop
erty here. Lieut.. Nelson was on the
Olympia, Dewey's dag ship, IN the bat
tie of Manila, and his recollections of
that event are vivid.
Mechanics engaged in the building
trades in this city are now receiving
from 81 25 to $500 per day, and there
are none idle. The demand FIR un-
skilled labor is also sufficient TO use up
the available supply. There is work at
good wages for all who want it in Hen
Jacksonville.
Owing to the Sunday School ConYen-
ton to be held at the Babtist Church,
Thursday night, there will be no meet
ing OF the Board of Trade that night.
The meeting will positively be held
the week following, at which time
there be held the annual election of
officers.
Revs. Bernard w: Spilman and Hight
C. Moore, two Sunday School Secretarys
of note, will conduct a Sunday School
Institute at the Baptist Church on
Thursday night, April 11th, at 1880 All
those interested in Sunday School work
are urged to be present. These gentle
men will be St Fruitland, Thursday at 2
o'clock.
The Toxaway Company (the big land
company will operate it's famous hotels
itself this season. The Toxaway Hotel
Company, which recently became invol-
yed in litigation on account of inability
to meet it's financial obligations, has
surrendered the valuable Eases. It is K
pected the hotels will open in June.
We acknowledge with thanks the re-
ceipt Of the 18th annual report of the
commissioner of public roads of New
Jersey, for the year 1906. 1t is full of
illustrations of roads 5olo
Improvement, has excellent Il
road maintenance aad repat-
would, it seems to US, he of greaU
to our W road Off ;iaIs. t
Mr.. &C. Graft, and wife of Mont
gomery, Ala, came to He~ndersonville i
week ago, bringing their son who was