The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-03-11
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j. S. Hart, the popular mer-
chant of Fruitland, served on the
jury last week.
G. M. Dalton, proprietor of the
well known Slick Rock Inn. is
one OF our new subscribers,
What's the use of Worrying?
Amt the crowd this year going
to be the biggest ever?
Tom Carson, that clever mer-
chant, says you have to figure
with three pencils.when you buy
cross ties these days!
Collins Bee Hive, a big store.
offering big bargains, has some
thing to say in this issue. Save
the coupon-it means money.
Hon. A. Cannon has sent, on
request, another bushel of his
fine seed corn to the Arkansas
State Experiment Station.
B. M. Bryson is now located in
his new meat market on Ander-
son avenue, where he will be
pleased to meet his many friends.
If you have signed that call
for meeting of the citizens of the
town-DON'T forget it! Thurs
day night, at 8 o'clock, at the
court house. Be there!
The structural steel in the
Clarke building came from Pitts
burg and those tremendous ''raf-
ters" from below Charleston-a
very long way apart.
In an early number of Uncle
Remus Home Magazine" Julian
Harris, editor, will appear an IL
lustrated story by Mrs. Cora
Gerty Ransier, of Ransier Place.
The excavation for the big
Smith-Jordan building on Main
street is almost completed: and
part of the structural steel has
been delivered on the ground.
T. B. Laughter, of Horace, a
new reader of this paper, in sub
scribing last Monday remarked
there was more news in the HtISt-
Ter than any paper he knew of.
J. M. Spann, who recently
bought the merchandise business
of w. j. Case, is making many
friends and customers by his
courteous and business-like meth
cd of running his store.
That short stretch of road from
Wash creek to theBrevard tracks
is in most deplorable candition.
This is the road leading to both
lakes, is much-traveled, and GER
tainly should be put into good
shape at once.
The Asheville Presbytery has
been called to meet at the Hen
dersonville Presbyterian Church
on Monday, March 18th, to con
slider the resignation of Rev. w:
P. Chichester from the Brevard
Epastorate.
The State Experiment Station
atBlantyre is making fruit culture
it's speciality. In addition there
are some interesting experiments
at the Station with fine sheep
which must prove highly bench
cial to this section.
Curtis Bynum, of Charlotte.
who recently purchased part OF
the MCGEE property at Fletcher,
will open a dairy and creamery cry
there. Mr.. Bynum paid So, 0OO
for the 200 acres purchased. He
: will shin cream and milk to Hen
dersonville and other points.
The very severe wind storm Of
Wednesday night resulted in
severe damage to the telephone
cornpany's wires, almost half OF
the phones in town being placec
out of commission. Under the
energetic direction OF Manager
Brown, however, the damage
has been all repaired.
: For spotless cleanliness, prett!
decorations and an altogethe
pleasing appearance, VIC. Bran 81; :.
non's bakery shop fills the bill i
| eyery particular. The whit
walls and polished show case
8 with their tempting display Q
) dainty cakes and fine bread
makes one think that here, 9
q least, is a business which lives U
/ to it's name "The Model Bakery.
e DIR. G, H. Coles, who opene
: the first bank in Hendersonvlll'
= u 21 wears ago, spent a few houl
= - here last week enroute !rGl
{ Florida to his home in Virg1nllEs
= DR., Coles. recollections OF ca
e town tow wav back yonder when a
4 onJ oUI1 ronf Toms were in bushes
!, are are most interesting and his CON
Il me ments on the changed apperanc
: kof Of everything here and ms De