The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-02-28
Local Time Table.
NEWS OF THE TOWN

vile, was ia town Friday.
Miss Sadie Smathers is confined tt
her home with the grippe.
Hon. j. J. Britt of Asheville was Ii
tow last week.
Mrs C. E. Wilson has been quite il
the past few days.
Advertising pays! A little local abou
q mare for rent in last weeks paper
brought IL replies to date.
T. E. Osborne, of Horse Shoe, was in
town Monday, and made this Office a
pleasant visit.
W. G. Pryor of Asheville was in town
Saturday. He went to Big Hungry
Creek to close a deal for 60, 900 feet Of
fine lumber.
O. E. Blythe has moved to his farm
n the country. His town property will
be sub-divided and placed on the mark
= ct. Il
Miss Ellen Maxwell, of Horse Shoe
is visiting Mrs. Hesterly at her excel
lent Summer Home" on Washington
Avenue.
Mrs 7. R. Ramsey, who came here
recently from Kentucky, is seriously ill.
at her home. Some doubts are enter
tanned as to her recovery.
R. A. Moody is now travelling repre-
sentative of the South Eastern car SER
vice association, in South Carolina. Mr..
Moody's family, however, will remain
in this city.
Sheriff Freeman says he has some
good men serving as his deputies. They
are: J. P. Case, w. B.. Justice and
Otis Powers
Jonathan Case was in town Monday.
Mr.. Case has been so busy selling goods
that this is the first time in six weeks
he's been in from Dana.
Frank Waters, colored, was brought
over from Asheville by Deputy Otis
Powers, last Friday, He will be tried
at the coming term of court.
The corn culture club will meet next
Monday, at the court house. This will
be the last meeting of the club before |
corn planting, aud a full attendance is
desired.
w. A. ~Chenowerth, of Birmingham.
Ala has been spending a few days on
MS hne farm at Etowah, getting things
started for a crop and also making prep
arations for his usual summer visit.
A. 7. Cole is at his Hendersonyille |
home for a short visit. Mr.. Cole is
well known as a breeder of fine horses.
His stock farm, one of the finest in the
West,' is at Wheaton, Ill.
The Board of Trade meets Thursday
night, at 8 o'clock. Hon. A.. Cannon.
VIII make an address. Reports will be
read OF interest to all our citizens
Everyone, the ladies especially, are ure-
ed to attend.
Ii you want to advertise your board
ing mousse or hotel in the next issue of
the southern Railways Summer Homes
!oloer call at the local ticket Office and
get the proper blanks. This is an i'm
portant matter. It costs nothi ing and 8
an Ideal way to advertise. MIR. C. s.
Fullbright wishes US t. call attention to
this matter.
u M. Glazener considers his new
line of ~"Kantbebeat" clothing, one of
the very best on the market today.
This fine line of clothing is the product
OF one of the best known manufactures
In he country, VINO take a personal
pride IN their product, and whose guar
antee stands back of every garment
Mr., Glazener has just received a vcry
heaVy shipment of these excellent goods.
Mt. Hebron drive is attracting much
attention these days. Last week an
outside capitalist was in town looking
for a suitable piece of land out that way
to develop. If he eau get what he
wants he will Immediately begin the
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fesld on the property. He wants
To- buy here, and it is very probable he
will do so.
The city authorities now have the
use of T. G. McNeeiy's railroad outfit,
consisting of 10 mules and 8 scrapes. for
about 6 weeks, during which time they
expect to show good results in working
the streets of the town. The city pays
Mr.. McNeely Is cents a day for the use
OF the mules and nothing for the use of
the scrapes. John Orr has the work in
charge.
The officers of the, law are determined
that the sale of liquor 10 this town must
STOP squire FINLEY recently summoned
a large number of citizens to appear
"efore him IN reference to the illegal