The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-01-31

Williams & Toms, real estate dealers.
have a new sign,
J-P. Hickman. has gone to South
Carolina on business.
The finest kind of wood for sale at
Browns stable.
N. o. Wood, manager of the Ashe.
vile Telephone Company, was in town
Saturday.
LOST: Stetson Hat near .McMinn place
Sunday night 18th, finder please return
to this Office.
Will Smith, who was injured by be-
ing thrown from his horse, recently, is
able to be out on crutches.
Miss Mollie Wright, sister of Jim
Wright, died Tuesday night. The
young lady had been ill some time.
1t o generally known that the sheriff
OF the county Is required by law to re-
port all fires in the county to the state
officials.
Mrs. Morris has sold her store room
on Main st., occupied last summer as q
bowling alley, to u. G. Station, consid-
Grafton, $4,000.
O. E. Blythe's residence and contents
were destroyed by fire last week. Fire
originated in a defective hue. Loss,
&0Ol with No ;osrnoo~n
City Tax Collector Smith has received
word that his sister, Mrs. w. W. Lang
horne, of Tacoma, Wash, is seriously
ll-beyond hope of recovery, in fact,
The electric light company will oc-
cupy half of Walker Smiths bakery as
a supply store. 1t is now being fitted
up. Mr.. Oats intends having 9 strictly.
up-tO-the-second electric sign installed
Mrs. A. L. Anderson of Main St., an
nounces that from this date the Waiver
ly will be open to winter guests. She
also begs to restate that tuberculosis pa.
tients annot be acco nmodated. I'm
A reform In the quality of coal brought
here would be a good thing for the
to- n At the price, from $500 per ton
up, it would seem that a pretty fair ar
ticle of coal, not SCOT, should be sold,
DIR. ". G. Hume and wife, of Mich
gan. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Durfee.
They will remain about three weeks and
on their way home from Florida will
stop yer for a time. DR.. Hume is one
of the most prominent physicians of the
Wolverine state. This is his first visit
here, and he expresses himself as being
delighted with the country,
The A. l. r. r. stockholders held a
meeting last Saturday. 1t is said the
prospects are bright for the construc-
ton of the road, There's a car load of
mules and another of machinery in
town, also. As quietly and modestly
as we know how, we wish to express the
opinion that the prospects are quite
cheerful for the A, I. r. r.
The Board of Trade meets this Thurs
day night in the court room.
There are SO many plans for the advance
ment of this towns interest now COM
ing to a head. that it behooves all public
spirited citizens to attend this meeting.
The presence of the ladies is especially
desired, as the board fully realizes the
power for good exercised by the far
gentler sex. Attend the meeting to-
morrow night Thursday in the court
room, at 8 o'clock.
The Corn Culture Club met last Sat,
urday at the court house and effected an
organization, Capt. Wofford was elect
ed president, Caol. Edney, secretary and
Tom Isreal and DIR, Few, executive
committee. The meeting was enthusiast
tic to a degree, and much good must re-
suit from it. All those who wish to
join the club and take advantage of the
cooperative plan in buying fertilizer,
are urged to send in their names at once
to the president or secretary of the club.
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