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EDUCATIONAL.

PRIVATE LESSONS IN mathematics,
sciences, languages. music university grad
uate, twenty years experience literary
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RORSES AND YEHICLEs.

HORSES AND VEdiCLLS.
FOR sALE-Or hire. draft horse also lady's
driving mare COS II 81. NV fest
. HORE5 AMI mare7, weigh 1.tJJ 10 400.
4 fine pair bays, years UI5 / gOlug pair
bays weigh l.3uJs low price mares TIA
j. 81. re5-5t
FOR sALE-AI safe family or delivery
horse, dayton and harness Apply 9Th and
Michigan ave, BTO0Eaud. ID. G.. fe5-3L
SOUND horse for sale -lso wagon. harness.
Apply zJi \ st. me- fest
FOR CASH ONLY.
$I25 New Panel Wagons. .....-.....- 500. %
SlbJ New Panel Was s.....-.-....-... $50. ~
$50 New Panel Wagons. .-..-............ g55. g8
4zJ Express Harness 500
SIS Express harness. 80
Large assortment Of Eecoa1-haud Ysn.ciea
o. ali kinds So up Euruesg. s. up. Blank
cts and robes az half price
COGSWELL.S =. 1y5 lIth ST. n. W
feI-u
CAN'T selling out $500 IA C. T r1uabout,
t55.O 5000 top buggies. 500. $s5.Cg sarrsys
a. $500. $500 top spring wagons {75.Jg.
Every thing a. cost Come Tor bargains. Izgs
y 81 NV. OcZ2-u
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LADDoS PHARMACY. 1870 Florida ava n
CHAS II. BLbMER. ~. Cap. and Sc -
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CONSULT ZENITA who controls events
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BUsHELAIAN at once. 1903 Pennsylvania
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AUTOMOBILES.

WE HAVE for sale a Maxwell rulab5ut N
perfect condition. owner buying larger car.
car. MOTOR CAR CO.. 1sl5 New York ave.
nv asst
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PROF. CLAY, paImlst. ca-ds, p cents;
brings separated husbands and wives To-
1: closed Sundays Itl North Fairfax ST.
Alexandria Va. fe5-2t
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CHEF COOK-First- class. for cafe Address
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6Ab 42AGASI.
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ROACH DRUG CO.. Sth and @ sts. Sc
NJ. =. FEALE. NV, CcT. 18th and Pa ava
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FOR SALE-Cheap q Eraphoplcus with 80
u. J., records and machine all complete Ap-
ply after 4 p. ID. AZ y ST. sw- fest
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LOsT-Laiy's gold watch with small ALI
gator foot fob attached; lost between go
square 18th 81. NV. and 100 square + ST.
NV. Return 20 FOWLES' STUDIO, 'll67
ST. NV. and receive reward fes-2t
LOsT-Red purse Thursday morning. con
tanning about SO. Reward FOR return u
Room g. The Reclamation Service, 18th and
@. fest
LOST-Tuesday evening near Union Station
lady's monogram watch; name in back Re
ward for return TO 14oS uth 81 NV fe5-8t
IOST-Persian lamb skin at 10th and L sts
" on Z 81. car at II a. m. Reward II re
turned 70 2sls 2Jth 81 NV fe5-3r
LosT-Pockstbook in toilet room OF Palais
Royal Return 10 ia c ST. Reward. fest
LOsr-January 80 a fur lap robe. on Bright.
wood ave or Zoo Park; suitable reward. 1916
9Th St NV. fest
LOST-On car from 18th and H 10 Benning
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5ol A St ne. fe5-sc
Losr-25 students BAH tickets numbered
from 1921 70 1915 inclusivsly. Reward. Ad-
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LOsT-Or stolen. February 1 IN Golden
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car. lady's gold watch and chain with gold
breast pin attached 20 chain, EIase Belt en-
graved On outside OF watch case. Liberal
reward IL returned to III Cd 81. ne fe5-st
DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.
STRICTLY arst-cIass fun dress and tuxedo
suits for hire at most reasonable prices
II. 4. PINES, MERCHANT TAILOR
I006 TN st. NV. noI2-g0t
FULL DRESS and tuxedo suits for hire;
largest assortment OF fun dress and tuxedo
IN .-Fr- Al
JULIUS COHEN. I1O4 9TH st NV. ds23-tf
FOR SALE-TYPE.
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new: so. 81 Eye st 1w. Fest
LEGAL NOTICE.
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LEES BIRD STORE viii remove December
- 70 4.3 18th ST NV. opposite star Build
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WORKTNG5IEN, don't mind the weather.
we can sell you & good warm overc0at from
81 and 81 fUI suits Of clothes, s. and So, coats
and vests sl.50 and 81 COdts $3.50. pants, El.j1s
al wool STOCK, merchant TAILOR made, slightly
worn. JCsTHS OLD STAND. 6lg D. fes-7t
BRACFORD'S DETECTIVE AGENCY.
SUITE PA. COLORADO BUILDING. 18th
and O.. expert inyestigatIons any cause all
sections Phone Mala 151J- ia2l-50L
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WHY PAY MORE2 We store for &c a load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., Als-4z}-1es
Ieth St nv Phone Asin 4Zy9. deis-s0T
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er DANGER oil cO5Eeri also Waslhur- sui
tar cheap, al in coed condition 81 Il ST.
ne. fG1-3r
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FOREHAN-Responslb and experienced. for
electric wagon stable; send name and ad-
dress and qualifications 70 BOX Oh. Times
Office. Ies-lh
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ARE you LOOKING FOR PIANO BAR
GAISSG ] am closing out my entire STOCK
way below price. fine $50 upright E-s.
Baby Grand. {lz5. Kuabe. $50 one $3.50 used
upright. $40; hne 300 upright. sf15. beautIfgl
$500 upright. S8l5; another bargain. 500
nah. upright, $780, al these pianos Htrict.y
higE grade GEORGE LAWRENCE "a
sts Main l7sJX. Tuning. $50. repairing.
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FOR sALE-Or hire. draft horse also lady.
driving mare. COS IL ST. uW. fest
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-06-19
Democratic Convention.

The State Convention was a har-
monious affair. Judge Ernest Bull
lock and Gen. Harvey Hannah were
elected temporary and permanent
chairman respectively. Fred Cald-
we'll was named as committeeman on
org anization and Finis ]. Garrett on
resolutions and platform from the
Ninth Congressional District. The
candidacy of VIM. Jennings Bryan
was endorsed by every county in
the State and delegates at large to
the Denver convention as follows:
Senators Robt, Z. Taylor and Jas.
B. Frazier and Hons. G. T. Fitz-
hugh and L. D. Tyson.
Following was the result of the
Ninth District organization:
The Ninth District delegates met
in the Senate Chamber shortly after
10 O'Clock Tuesday night.
The convention was called to or
der by Hon. Seid Waddell, of Obion
County, who was elected permanent
chairman. N. B. Bell, of Crockett
County, was elected secretary.
The roll call showed that all coun-
ties m the district were represented.
Thos. Steele, Jr., of Lauderdale,
and r. P. Whltesell, of Obion, were
elected delegates to the National
Convention, and John R. Thomp-
son, OF Weakley, and ]. M. Nichols,
OF Dyer, were elected alternates.
Convention committeeman were
selected as follows: Platform and
Resolutions, Congressman Finis ].
Garrett, of Weakley; Permanent
Organization, Judge Fred Caldwell,
of Lake; Credentials, Mann Wills,
OF Haywood County.
2shere was considerable discus
sion as to whether the convention
should reorganize the Executive
Committee of the Congressional
District and the question as to
whether this convention had the
authority to~act in this matter was
considered at some length. The
matter was finally set aside with
out action.
The delegates were instructed to
vote for r. E. L. Mountcastle, of
for National Committee
man from Tennessee.
The delegates to Denver were in
structed to vote for Hon. VIM. ].
Bryan for the party Presidential
nominee.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-06-19
CRESCENT.

Delbert Wilson spent Sund -
Union City.
Will Hamblen sold a nice bunch
of hogs last week.
Aunt Dora Escue attended church
at Reelfoot Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mosier attend
ed services at Reelfoot Sunday.
Miss Beulah Glover is recovering
after an attack of malarial f1ux.
Chas. Kirk, OF Union City, at
tended to business here Monday.
A large crowd attended prayer
meeting at this place Sunday night.
Miss Willie Robinson spent Sun
day with Misses Ruth and Lena
Hicks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dawson spent
Sunday with Mr.. Buck Escue and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Mccain spent
Sunday with Mr.. Wiley Morris and
family.
Hurtle Donnell, of Clayton, spent
Sunday with Herman and Bert
Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Frazier Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Pearson
Sunday.
Hardy Mccain and his mother, of
Arkansas, are visiting the family of
J. R. McCane.
Professors Walden and Nolen
Stigler attended the closing exer-
cises here Friday.
The farmers are very busy try
ing to get their crops worked over
before it rains again.
Miss Leila Howard is spending
the week with her grandmother,
Mrs. Grace Caldwell.
Miss Myrtle Butler returned home
Sunday after spending few weeks
with Miss Emma Hicks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Powell, of
Florida, visited their sister, Mrs.
Agnes Wilson, Wednesday.
Prof. Grin Stigler closed very
successful school at this place Fri
day, treating the children with ice
cream, lemonade and candy, which
they all enjoyed. BLUE BELL.
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much good in the c:othrar[.s t.Or9 e1sst51
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-06-19
Gypsy Tea.

On last FRIDAY evening at 8 O'Clock
the Epworth 1eaguers and some OF
their friends met in front of the
Methodist Church and boarded wag-
ons furnished by Messrs. Ben
Bransford and Arnett Pursley en-
route to Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. For
.rester's elegant home, where they
spent the evening. 1t was an ideal
evening; the moon shone in all its
glory. After very pleasant ride
we came in sight of the home of our
hosts, who had the beautiful lawn
in trout of the house lighted up
with japanese lanterns. The early
part of the evening was spent in
games on the lawn into which all
entered with such good will that
they could not help but enjoy them
selves. When all were tired out
they gathered around spread pre-
pared by the young ladies which
would have tempted the appetite of
the most fastidious. When the
table was cleared away our Presi-
dent, Mr.. Hurt, in a we'll worded
address, expressed the appreciation
OF the League for the way they had
been received and entertained by
their hosts, concluding by extend
ing an invitation to all present to
attend our Monday evening devo-
tional meetings. Then our pastor
was called upon for a talk, to which
he responded by giving us a brief
sketch of Mr.. and Mrs. Forresters
life, and he spoke of their children
all growing into manhood and wo-
manhood and one by one leaving
home until all have gone but one
who has brought his companion to
the old home to live with father and
mother. He concluded by asking
all to join in that old song which is
dear to every one ''In the Sweet By
aud By" The benediction was then
pronounced and we started for
home, everyone claiming that they
had enjoyed themselves better than
they had on any otherlik occasion.
May our hosts live mang years to
come and be as happy as we were
while in their home.
: A Lacquer.
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Poor Milk

is often thought to be responsible for
and infants loss in weight or general
poor health. The cause usually is that
the child has worms. They get the
nourishment in the food and the baby
starves, actually starves. Whites
cream Vermifuge expels the worm and
nourishes the child, sure and safe.
Price rs cents. Sold by Red Cross
Drug Store.
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Dates of Meetings, West Tennessee
Kentucky FAIR Circuit.

Paducah, KY. Sept. 1913, 1908.
Mayfeld, KY, Sept. 1926.
Union City. Tenn, Sept. 30-Oct. 3,
Paris, Tenn Oct. 40.
Dresden, Tenn, Oct. 14.17.
Huntington, Tenn, Oct. 21-24.
Waverly, Tenn, Oct. 1881.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-06-19
Summit Sanding.

NuA1LA1uV-SuAu
A very interesting home wedding
was the marriage of Mr.. c. O. Sum.
mitt, of Nashville, and Miss Dick.
son Sanding at the home of the
bride in Northside last Wednesday
evening at $50.
The pretty home was very
and bright in its wedding en-,
ments, with an assemblage
Ply wedding guests. The q
tons were in gray and VIII
an arch of green foliage
roses.
As the hour for the
preached Miss Agnes
20 Promise Me-" and
music of Mendless "a
March by Mr.. OwA
the little ribbon
and Brownie DioJ \
of honor, Mrs. W
Dyersburg, the groom
mitt, with his friend,
of Nashville, the bride, D
ling, with the maid of
Magaret Bransford.
The ceremony was tina
the groom places ring
brides finger, administer
E. L. Watson, pastor Of
fist Church here, with til q
nifty and Importance thai
prevail on such occasions
bride was becomingly dres 3
prin sse suit of white
with point lace trimmings an
ried a bouquet of bride roses
ferns. aH
MISS Margaret Bransford was ar
rayed in a princesse robe of white
lingerie with filet trimmings and
carried la Franc roses and ferns.
Mrs. Willingham wore costume
OF pink chiffon over taffeta and her
flowers were also bride roses and
ferns.
After the ceremony refreshments
were served and amid a chorus of
hearty congratulations and telicita-
tons. Mr.. and Mrs. Summit left
tor a bridal trip to Memphis, thence
to Nashville at home.
The bride is daughter of J. H.
Sanding, we'll known and worthy
citizen of Union City. She is excep-
tionally charming and accomplish
ed and gifted in the graces of wo.
manly character, socially popular
and useful in church work.
Mr.. Summit is with the Southern
Lumber Co., Nashville, as chief of
the Office department and book
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-06-19

Jersey ice cream freezers are ice
savers. Union City Hardware Co.
Phone 164
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-06-19

We can sell you any kind of a
farm. Gibson County Real Estate
Agency, G. w. Wade, Manager,
Trenton, Tenn.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-06-19

Three minutes is all the time you
need if you have Jersey freezer. =
Union City Hdw. Co. Phone 164.
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Eastern Star.

Members of the Eastern Star are
requested to be at the usual meet
ing place on Tuesday evening,
June 80. CHLOE PEELER, Sec.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-06-19

Full stock screen doors at Union
City Hdw. Co. Phone 1914.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-06-19
Locating.

Robt. Bell has completed the
Vanderbilt law course and will
open an Office in Union City The
young man is son of Geo. G. Bell
and grandson of Capt. VIM. AS.
kins. both of whom are we'll known.
He has prepared himself for the
practice of his profession, stood ex-
Elimination before the State Board
elf Examiners and received a GER
lfcate emitting him to the fellow
ihip OF the bar. The attorneys
n ns1 wNti33ens here will take pleasure
), ~ him every kindness
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-06-19
t in
Going West.

]. W. Bush, postmaster at 4 W.
advertises his property for sale
order to perfect plans for locating
IN New Mexico. Mr.. Bush has beer..
postmaster at Rlves almost contin-
uously for twenty-five years. He ;
is good citizen and good official.
He was once resident Of this city,
and is well known and generallYS
esteemed. His sister. Mrs. HouseE ~
also anticipates going to New
Mexico. Obion County friends w1ll5
have cause to regret this change, sS
but at te bfsfeAs,' V Ts can :. afford for to
teTs kganizatioh people lI w wish.q;s
Is will deyd happiness
ght, JuneMS n, ~
~ UnitA toarref.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-06-19
SAM PARKMAN,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Rolling houses a speciality. Phone 3Ss.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-07-30

wMlss Hennie Whichard, of
Greenville, N. c., is spending
awhile with the Misses Waldrop
at their pleasant home on South
Church Street. Miss Whichard
is the daughter of Editor Wich-
ard, of the Greenville Daily
Reflector. File is very pleasantly
remembered by the writer who
numbers him among his strong
personal friends. s
Miss Emma and Mossie Hem
niger of Hartman, Tenn. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
d. A. Hutto on Spring Street
leave tomorrow for Columbia,
S. c., in company with Mr.. Hutto
ITO spend a few days.
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Friday.

Thomas R. Reynolds of Ash
eville is in the city.
Mrs. James B. Turner of At
lanta, is in the city.
Dr.. Ross, of Horse Shoe, was
in Hendersonville Thursday.
Claude M. Pace made a flying
trip to Asheville yesterday.
Misses nellie Dodd and Sue
Cannon visited Miss Juno Morris
Thursday.
E.. S. Rudd of Greenville is in
city.
H. C. peoples is in town from
Atlanta
John w. Carter of Danville,
Va. is in town.
J. S. Smathers, of Murphey is
in the city.
w. F. Ferguson is in town
from Spartanburg.
D. M. Hodges is in town from
Asheville.
F. M. Spann of Sumpter, S. C.
is in the city.
Walter NJ. jackson of Augusta
arrived this morning,
L.. G.. Magruder of Asheville is
in town for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Perry of
Tampa are in town.
You don't get tired of this
weather, do you?
Miss Neele Dodd, of Spartan
burg, S. c., is visiting Miss Sue
Cannon, at Horse Shoe. :
The guests at the Gates find
much amusement in the dancing
lessons given by Mrs. Wagner
and Miss Mays. A good many of
the old dancers take part in the
dancing with the amateurs.
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Announcement

AS it is the wish of the people
of my section, I hereby announce
myself Democratic candidate for
Constable of Edneyville Town
ship and will appreciate your
support.
DUPE RHYMER.
July 18, 'O8.
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The showers of last night were
welcome.
Dora L~edbetter, of Edneyville,
who has been quite i'll, is now
recovering,
John Forest, also, carries a
badly ''swelled" finger, from
ball playing.
L.. P. Pittillo, one of Fruitland
Institute trustees, was in town
yesterday, on business.
F. G.. Hart is shipping pota-
toes and cabbage BY the car
load these pretty days.
Miss I. Ashenbecck, and Mes
srs. Kohnke and I. C. H. Claus
sen, all of Charleston. are stop
ping at the Charleston Home.
Late arrivals at the Morrow
House are: Mrs. George Mid.
dleton and two children and Mrs.
Ned Middleton, Savannah, Ga.
H. P. Bean, district passenger
agent Southern Railway, station.
eer, at Atlanta, was in town yes
terday, a guest of the Hote-
Gates.
Arrangements have been made
for Bob Laughter, of Edneyville,
to go to DR.. Morse's Sanitorium.
Chimney Rock, fora month OF
possibly longer.
The big auction sale of real es,
tate advertised by Claude Brown
for next Monday, will put some
of the best real estate in town OF
the market.
William Wilson Houston, the
celebrated baratonist of Clemson
College, will appear in the con
cert Tuesday night, July %, a
Hotel Gates.
Rev. Sam Hillard, accompineC
by Mrs. Hillard, are visiting M
T. Justus. Mr.. Hillard, an ole
resident of Hendersonville, i;
now president of the Wachovi;
Loan and Trust Co., of Higl
Point.
Med. Ray esq.,, and W. L
Miller returned from the Sena
torial convention at Rutherford
ton yesterday afternoon. Mr.
Ray and Mr.. John C. Mills wer,
nominated as senatorial candi
dates for this district by accla
nation, Mr.. Mills having pre-
viously been endorsed by tn
democrats Of Rutherford Count
and Mr.. Ray by the democrat
of Henderson. The district j
strongly democratic and both Q
them will he elected.
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Send in the news on a postal
OF call phone 6.
The wheel was badly riddled
and the boywas painfully scratch
and bruised.
W. S. Gibson and family of
Richmond are stopping at the
Gates,
Miss Collins has returned to
the Summer home after a trip to
Toxaway.
Miss Martha Sullenger, one Of
the faculty at Fruitland Institute
is in the city.
Claude Browns auction of fine
real estate next Monday is a sub
ject much discussed just now.
Edith England has returned to
Brevard after visiting her sister
Mrs. Hume Harris.
T. r. Barrows is again Giving
at home and boarding at the
same place." in a nice new cot
tage just completed on his farm,
"Treddinock" two miles north
of the city.
Capt. w. H. Kennedy is in
town from Wilton, S. c.. Capt.
Kenney says he has been visiting
this place nearly every summer
for the last 81 years. He is here
for the season.
Willie D. Justus is visiting his
old home near Bowmans Bluff.
He returned recently from a
business tour through East Tenn
essee, Virginia and West Virgin
la.
J. M. Barnett of Birmingham
is in the city.
Mrs. Julian S. Carr and her
brother, Mr.. Cannon, guests of
the Battery Park, iAsheville,
dined today with their sister,
Mrs. Douglas. at DR.. G.. Few's
residence.
The Hendersonville Horse
Show association lheld a business
meeting this afternoon, The
Horse Show will be held about
August 10th. Advertising mat
ter is now being prepared.
w. H. Justus says business is
better this year than ever before
more soda water especially being
sold. Many other merchants in
town report about the same con
ditions.
Mrs. l.. J. Brunette the accom-
modating p%ropritress of elf
ton" a delightful boarding house
80 South Fronch Broad Avenue.
AsheWlle, was in Hendersonville
on business.
Miss Vaida johnson, who ha!
been visiting her sister, Mrs
Williams at Horse Shoe, return
ed to her home in Pennington,
N. c., yesterday.
Prof. James M. Justice, who
has been somewhat indisposeC
for a few days past, is again
able, to sit up and take nourish.
ment." a
This morning a colored boy wa
riding a bicycle and ran into g
buggy in front of Gates Hotel.
There is to be an "Old Time
Singing at the Flat Rock Ho-
siery Mills the LIST Sunday in Aug
ust.
John A. Station, of Bethel, N.
C. is a guest of DR.. and Mrs.
Waldrop. He will remain about a
week.
The Hendersonville Horse
Show, sometime about Aug. 10th,
will be the banner week of this
little old town.
Rev. and Mrs. r. N. Wilcox
have returned from Edneyville,