The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-04-02
TEIISBUSY
TOWN.. !.
This weather is FINE!
April 10Th is Easter Sunday.

This weather is FINE!
April 18th is Easter Sunday.
The bridge on the Edneyville Road.
near town, has broken down,
AIpetition is being circulated asking
that no sidewalk be laid on Main st. h.-
yond tbs monument.
Ewbank and Ewbank, real estate deal.
ers, report many inquiries for houses to
rent
The town commissioners met on
Monday afternoon for the purpose of
ordering election.
From now until January first, the
Hustler for only so cents, to new SUBJ
scribers only.
Commencing next Monday the fare
from Balfour to town will be ten cents.
Was five.
]. P. Israel was before the Mayor
once again last week for stepping over
the boundary at the Southern depot.
T. M. Smith has his delinquent tax
list in this issue. It amounts to about
SO, 900. Is your name written there?
Why DIDN'T you pay!
Don't forget the prohibition meeting
at the Court House Friday night, at 8
o'clock, Come and hear some good
talks.
As an expert window trimmer, +. z.
4 Morris, of the Mercantile Company,
shows most excellent tast and Judge
ment.
Rev. Jne. W. Moore preached two
eloquent sermons at the Methodist
church, Sunday, on the all pervading
topic of temperance.
I The attendance at st. James Sunday
School is steadily increasing. Rev. r.
N. Wilcox succeeds in arousing the
greatest interest in the children.
Rebekah Lodge now has over so
members and under the able guidance
of Mrs. G. R. Whitaker is daily growing
in membership and usefulness.
Civil term of court will convene on
May l1th, Judge Ward will be on the
bench. If there are any prisoners in
a Jail they will be tried also.
t Great piles of sand on Main ST., indi-
cate that the paYements will soon be q
Q reality. Will start work on that block
between Broad and Academy streets.
Judge Pace has few copies of the
r Revisal of 1905, Vol. I, and also a few
y copies of the laws of 1907, for those
it magistrates who have not already re
IL ceived them.
r. M. Justus, Doc Griffin and Dick
Thompson were taxed 800 each by the
Y Mayor for being drunk, last week
" Griffin tried to cut Policeman Arledg
when placed under arrest.
Manager Morris, Of the Henderson
xt vile Mercantile Co: 81 know the pei
pie read the Hustler, advertisement
" and all. Our advertisement in La
weeks issue about laces sold the goods.
re Two men painting a Bull Durha'
sign on Capt. Toms building turnishe
Or O conversation for many, last Monda,
They were artists of the paint brus
er- sure, and in few hours had gigant
ts' bull covering large part OF the wall.
VIC. ". Shepherd, agriculturist, W
al. in town Saturday. Mr.. Shepherd a
the appearance and dress of being
md hard working man, and he is certain
a very successful farmer.
ecu Speaking of a transcript of reco
lust printed at this Office for McD.Rs
'ur. Judge Pace said: 81 do not see d
thew can do any better work than t
,y's in Raleigh"
We regret that April 1st found 50
QUA of our subscribers year, or more'
arrears, which means that their nar
U.S. must he withdrawn from the mail
No list. But we have no option In
matter,
Asheville is certainly too cute
e ex" . anything. Now she's going TO
her picture in new Northern SCI
cket geography, which will be used by b
nice dreds of thousands of children,
Iun- which will teach them how tne .
ders dor AshevilIe is:
Mrs. ]. A. Frazier has just recei
NJ a trio of Brown Leghorns from
Nevins Poultry Farms. They are
a pen of the finest laying strain, ST