The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-12-19
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Christmasl
Judge Pace has . new hat.
Payyour taxes before Christmas.
Spend yonr Christmas money at homel
There's fine Of $50 for letting the city
water waste.
The Office Of the County Tax CollecsOr
viii be eclosed on chrlssmas day.
Both hotels viii havsa specially as.
aactiye feast on Christmas day.
Boys with holly and mistletoe on the
streets reminds you that Xmas L. near.
The churches will ell hold Christmas
services a. usual, next Wednesday morn
ing.
DON'T plead the alIedged financial
stringency as an excuse for making no
Christmas gifts.
The stores of HendersOnville offer an
unlimited choice of suitable Christmas
articles.
The Entertainment 1t the Flat Rock
school house, December 2Oth. has been
postponed to some future date.
The weather has been = little bit
sharp, its true, but think Of the terrible
storms which have visited other and
less favored sections.
You see those Board Of Trade cards
most eYerywhere. Look for them-get
into the habite-its generally . pretty
good place to spend your money.
There will be an entertainment and
Christmas tree at Horse Shoe. Chapel.
on Tuesday, Dec. a, beginning promptly
at 2. 30 p. M. You are invited to come.
The Hustler has been asked many
times, to run another bachelor contest.
|or something along shat line. How
about an old maid = oOntsstq We carry
some life felinsursnce.
Col. Wm.sHswits Is isrecsfving scores.
lof replies to the advertising he has been
sending out Over 5000 neatly printed
folders have been mailed to individuals
and. to railroads for distribution.
The Presbyterian prayer-meetings
are, for the present, being held ct the
homes OF members of the church, as
announced from Sunday to Sunday. The
meetings are at $50 in the afternoon.
Marriage license were issued on Satur
day to VIC. GrAvely, 2s, Brevard, and
Miss Fannie Underwood, "a, Horse
Shoe; 8. r: Russell, 81, Fletcher, and
Bell Hill, 10, Fletcher.
Thursdays the night OF course you
know what is meant? Why, the Oyster
Supper, OF course. given BY the ladies Of
the Hospital Association in the vacant
building opposite the Hotel Gates.
Reckon you'll be thereI
Anyone, q citizen Of HendersonvilIe,
who goes to AGhevflle for their Christ
mas stun, lacks woefully in that local
pride which In 90 essential to the growth
of any town. Spend your money as
homeI
The City Rink IL now, open every
Tuesday night. It's warm and pleasant,
it is good place to spend an. hour or
30. Its under the management Of v.
E. Grant.
G. E. Wilson, of the Wilson Mercan.
tile Co., says he's well pleased with his
big sale. Mr.. Wilson says hS has cut
the prices until the goods sell them-
selves; and that many items are below
what they may b bought for in New
York today. -
Hon. A. Cannon Is amember Of the
Board of Trade. Through Mr.. Caunon's
efforts the State Board Of Agurlculture
will conduct extensive spraying demon
stration on the farm Of Jonathan Case,
next February. This is an instance Of
where the Board has besn Of direct ben.
ftt to the farmer.
The 45th Anniversary Of the Procls-
nation Of Emancipation win be observed
by the ,colored citizens Of Henderson.
vile on Jan. I, 1908. All those inter-
ested are urgently invited to be present.
Rev, N. D. ShamburGer. who made 20
favorable an impression last year, will
deliver the address Of the day.
See what you owe NOW, and acd IS
cents, and you win get the paper for an
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