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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-07-28

To Mrs. r. G. Corpening the
thanks of the Daily Herald force,
from the society editor down to
the devil, is due for some most de
icious June apples, about the
finest yet brought in. We would
all, however, be pleased to know
neither or not there r any othei
apples In the county which may,
by some chance, surpass the hcall-
a.es, submitted by Mrs. Corpenhig.
DIR. r. G.. Buckner and Miss
Glenn Buckner, of Asheville, were
the guests of Mrs N. Buckner yes
terday.
Mr.. w. A. HudgIns, a successful
farmer of the Edneyyille section,
was In town today. MI. Hudgins
keeps a constant eye on the local
market for country produce, re-
garding which he said to a Herald
representative today: 1.-THE mar
ket is the best / have seen it this
season. which is an infallible in
dication of the constantly growing
number of guests In the city. In
speaking of the crops In his sec
ton, Mr.. Hudgins said: 1.-THE
prospects of a good crops are the
best / have seen for years and
years. The farmers are preparing
to raise a larger crop of late cab
|bage tina never before. Anywhere
from one thousand to sixteen thou
sand plants can be seen on a
farm"
Say, if you really want to know
something about the growth of
this town, just 60 to the postofice
and ask the genial postmaster, Mr..
jackson, how the receipts COM
pare now with those of last year.
We opine that the aforesaid ge-
NAL postmaster will be able to
open your eyes. Ask him.
4E1f 4~4%I- @e 4
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-07-28

FOR SALLHouse and ten lots.
See A. G. Thompson, city.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-07-28
CHAPTER vi.

~ ESPTTE his fifty odd years,
81 Colonel Moreau set out for
his destination at so vigorous
q pace that Tom Randall. who
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-07-28
The Mitchell
Farm Wagons

Having been on the market seyety-fve years, and thoroughly
tested j nall climates and conditions, the Mitchell Wagon has
become known as the
LIGHT RUNNING MONARCH OF THE ROAD.
The Wagon by which al lothers are measured, and the wagon
which sells on its merits and not by extravagant advertising.
Made by one firm without change of business policy for seven
.ty-fve years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
SHAFT AT .E|MP0.R|A.
will Be unveiled Y {. ]:
Monument Erected to Confeder
ate Dead Of Greensville
County.
9fspeciai.to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times ispatch.] 81
Emporia, Va, October 26.--The un-
yelling OF the Confederate Monument
to Greenesville county's dead Will take
place In Emporia on November 8. The
shaft Is now being placed In position
on tho courthouse green, and Will
be located on the north side. OF the
local hall OF Justice.
The GreenesvilleS county Daughters
Of the Confederacy have worked for
many months compile ting their ar
lrangements, and they are hi hly pleas
ed over the work, w ticE has been
brought to q successful termination.
At the unvcilinE Govarnor Mann and
Iex-GovernorM Montague Will speak. The
Inemoriam will be presented BY p;
peyton Turner, clerk OF the court, and
In BEHALF OF the people, w. X. Cato.
chairman ofl3the Board OF Supervisors.
will accept the gift. In all probability
Circuit Judge ]. F.5West will also be
lpresent upon the occasion of the ufl-
lveiling. and make an address A
Several military companies have slg-
nified their Willingness to be present
to Join with the Greenesyille Guard
and county Confederate veterans:
A feature Of the occasion will he
the attendance OF the fifty marshals
Of the Emporia Agricultural Fair,
| headed by Judge Leo D. Yarrell. The
day will BIO observed as sEmporia
Day" and every bank In town Will
make It holiday, and practically all
the merchants In town will make En-
porin Day., q half-holiday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
siate-Lee.

Especial to The Times-D tspatch
Emporia. Va, October The mar
riage OF Miss Georgia Lee. daughter
of Sheriff Sam Lee, OF Greenesville
county, to Adolphus Green Slate, took
place this afternoon at 5 clock at
the Main Street Methodist Church.
Rev. Frederick g. Davis, pastor of the
church. acted as the officiating clergy
imam. The edifice was deliberately dec
Grated for the occasion.
Miss Lees sister, Miss Bette Lee,
acted as maid of honor, and another
sister, Mrs. G. P. Bounds, of Weldon.
was natron OF honor. The groom's
best man was Frank Slate. The brides
maids were: Misses Lula Lee, Matte
iSyyche, Clara Titus, salliA Squire, LIZ
| lian Ivey and Fife Slate. Misses Ma
! rion Baker and Louise Barham were
the ribbon girls. Miss katherine Hart,
Eof Norfolk, was ring bearer. e. Pey-
ton Turner. Eugene Brittle, William
Lifsey. Jesse Lee. Richard w hitehead.
| E. Il. Eanes and D. d. Nanny OBLIGATED
as ushers.
On Tuesday evening prenuptial re-
ception was given the contracting par
4 ties and their friends by Mr.. and Mrs,
| j. Taylor. at the latter's home IN
Mr., and Mrs. Slate lett this after
moon for brief honeymoon, which
will be spent In Washington and Balti-
more. s 5Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
yvhitc-Wiilis,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Winchester, Va. October 26.--'rfie
mafrage q Mlss Lucy Marsha1 I,,, Will;
the ia te sMarshall II. q. Willis, Of Win
Raltimore. took place at g o'clock this
evening In the Yresby Church. OF
Wlnchester. The church vas deco.
tiowers, pa ms and candles. and at eacn
pew post was a large punch OF white
tied with tnlle.
For hall an houT before the ser e.
Mrs. H. Douglas EULER, OF Winchester,
and as the Wedding party entered i the
hengrin,' sung by " Miss I, Anne Doug
Fuller. MISS willie Mcclure, Miss Re-
Ebecca Bell. Godf trey Miller and Or.
ceremony was performed by the pastor.
Rev u. H Lacy, d. ID.
The bride came in with her uncle,
James B. Russell. OF this city. by
whom she was given in marriage. She
woreAwhite crepe eteor. trimmed with
sduche'is lace and embroidered in pearls.
wreath OF orange blossoms. and her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
Dr. Lyons
Tooth Powder
is packedin a dust-tight metal
box, with patent measuring
tube, which is both safe
and convenient tor tourists.
flowers were lilies of the valley. Her
Jewels were diamonds.

flowers were lilies of the valley. Tier
jewels were diamonds.
The bride was attended by MISS
Louise Taylor White, of Baltimore, q
sister OF the groom, az maid OF honor,
and she wore pink crepe meteor met, ana ana
carried white chrysanthemums me y
flower girl. Miss Virginia Marshall
Baker, OF Winchester, niece OF the
bride, wore lace and embroidery. ana
carried a basket OF pink roses. Henry
Taylor White, OF Baltimore, was his
brothers best man.. The ushcrs were
Vivian Leftwltch, Douglas German,
Winchester white, staley RECALLS and
Howard AIatthai, all OF Baltimore, and
John Keighler, OF Providence. r. I.
A large reception followed the cere-
mony at the home OF tile brides mother
Wash,ngton Nha on ,ne
wedding trip Of several weeks.
The bride, whose father, the late NJ.
III G. Willis. was for.years cas- hiers OF
the Union Bank Of. Win y! has I,, al
chester society circles, and since her
debut in Baltimore several years ago
she has spent much OF her time In that
city With friends by whom she has
Wilt, VIII IS a asi Of an old MARYLAND
family and belongs to number OF the
prominent clubs Of Baltimore. The
young couple will make their home y
that city. ,sS ttSi
Gussts from a distance included Mrs
Charles Ridge1y White, mother OF the
groom: Mr.. and Mrs, Henry S. T.. White
Mr. and Mrs. Howard White. ID. and
Mrs Howard White, Wilson White
Miss Rebecca Levcrlng. Miss Edit
Whelan, Miss Alice Ridge Mr.. anc
Mrs Philemon Tuck, Miss Mary Git
tings Bayly, Mr.. and Mrs. j ack Wilson
all OF Baltimore; Miss e. S. Taylor, o.
Catonsville, Md; Mrs. Herman Duryea
Mrs. Gardner Wallace Brown, Mrs
ford, Webster A1aibe, OF New Yorl
City: Miss Mary Miller, OF Charleston
S. c.. and Miss Daisy Warden, o
Clarke county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
cial and
2 8 on a ]

gss r half-past 8 o'clock yesterday
6s afternoon.si In the Second Pres.
& "A byter!an Church, the wedding OF
Hamilton Goodwin, Boykin was cele.
brated; the 4, Rev. RUSSELL Cecil, p. p,
= large and fashiona bic throng, many
ofEwfom attended the reception given
bride, on West Franklin Street.
The church was decorated with
palms white chrysanthemums and al
( tgf candley. Shepherd Webb directed
by tho Rey. william Meade = c lar ot
st: James Ep scopal Church.
X The bride was gowned In 80 ct white
satin duchesse, Her veil fell from a
wreath OF orange blossoms. and ssiie
carried q shower bouquet OF lilies Of
the groom's best man. ss
The presence in the church OF a
number OF guests In elegant gowns
rendered the occasion unusually bril-
liant the Hicsok home. on West
FRANKLIN Street, where the reception
was held. the parlors. hall and dining
room were Sthronged with friends and
relatives OF the bride and groom.
House decorations in roses. palms
and profuse, Those present were the
z fashionable contingent Of Richmond
society and OF other cities. notably
Baltimore, where the bride has q large
connection.
lance were Mrs. S. B. Mason sn and MISS
4 Mason. OF New Jersey. and Mrs. John
\ Eta Hayes. OF Richmond Mrs Thomas
4 audience and the reception guests. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Boykin. after an ex-
tended wedding tour Will return to
Richmond, where they have taken a
house on west Avenue for the winter.
Snsh-yVhltc. NJ
a most Interesting wedding of to-
day Will be that Of Miss Violet Pace
White. daughter Of the late Rev. Robb
White o. saSyanash Ga g Joseph cpl
Samuel Nash, Of Tarboro. N. c. y to be
celebrated at $50 o'clock this evening
IN the chapel of8the University OF vir-
ginia. the r. Rey. Joseph Blonn,
and the Rev. II. B. Lee. Of charlottes-
Vile, officiating.
The color scheme will be developed
In pink and green at the church and
and KILLARNEY roses will predominant
At the church palms. ferns and pink
chrysanthemulns, with many candles
will be used The ribbons will be held
groom, and Arthur Beverly Elliott
be rendered by Miss Nell Irwin. Mis-.
Elizabeth Malone, Of Savannah, will be
maid OF honor. and Nash De Rosset. Of
New York. best man. The bridesmaids
viii be Miss May Peabody. Of Chicago
ILL.,: Miss Lefty Woods. OF charlottes.
VILE. and Miss Irwin Bridgers. OF Tar.
boro, y. c. The grootnsmen and usheri
VIII be Samuel Nash and JOSEPH
Boiling and George Hayward. OF til,
University OF Virginia Albert Cox. o,
North Carolina. T honas n ilton. G gorge
Baldwin and n. Sperry. OF Savannah
= Ga. ~
s The bride will be given in marriage
Z by her brother. Meade Fitzhugh White
She will be gowned in white satir
trimmed with duchesse lace, ane
caught up with orange blossoms. tina,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
MEETS IA yy!ADEsBOIsO.
Session q Anson County baptist Assoc

u
Session of AnsonS County Dantist Associa-
gs i:f ti0n Executive COmmltte s5 s s
gss [specla to The Times pspateh.l s8
stlva#con,n,ttee OF the Arson County Baptist
Assoclntlon met at " the w deshoro Baptist
sChnrch Aond ays and org ntzed by, he elec-
Stion az Rev, r.. w. 81 bliss cha rmaT and
Goodman Sc cretary. @
~ The committee selected Rev, u. G. $Sntder
as preacher of tie Dry se rn,o q Il. a
the n ,eX 4 session, nd Rev. r. ~. Red fea IN
sas alternate. Rsy. tlhAnbl isss a8sW as
schosen 10 preae an the mi ssiona ~ no rnon.
6 me following trustees were elected to- rep.
3resentl AZ son coun TIL tho 8nnnR gem emit at
1.-The Yingat ID Sol ard lson,
ftln Al 81 Iurne 4 !
\ ahlirqhes for the coming yea Were v n,adu
and he approprla Ions dec aided on ns ronv
liunctlon With the iaslol, I3aar d the
sta ID al,isston funds wi be
the aun Id ne assoc tioa the comma
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sr Special 10 The Times -Dispatch.l
Ashland. Va, October 26.-Mrs. r. 3.
smithey has returned from q visit to
Lawrenceville.
Mrs. Rice Warren leaves Thursday
for charlottesville to attend the White
Nash wedding. H
Dr.. william Harris was the guest OF
4 Mrs. James Harris on last Sunday.
IS Miss. Page Nixon is Visiting friends
In Richmond. 3fa "
Mssss Mss MTa9E Marion shsp
Pe Berkeley Prosser. of Georgia, was the
{ recent guest of Mrs, b M Sheph
Scott, Of Radford, are Visiting Mr. ~.
Frank Miller. Of Richmond College,
spent Sunday with e. 4 e. Scott
ter 1 Russell B !. Of Richmond, are
The Young Ladies' Literary Club
met on last Thursday afternoon Miss
Marguerite Wightman read AMI NJ er-
Grenada: Miss Fannie Lancas ter q \. Sc s z;
lection from Washing ton YIN g. al :
I hambra'' and Miss Margaret Tucker
led the discussion on Current Events''
Miss Louise Miller was the gu ST OF
IN Mr. Man and Mrs. Roseboro. of Jackson
vile, Fla, are guests at at tn g ienfy
Clay Inn. &,
Miss Estell Deaton. @ ,Rlcnmond.
spent Tuesday with her slst e Mrs -
T Mrs. James n: Ryland Is the guest
of Miss Annie Pendleton Eunte
S Hunter8P eatross, Of Danville. visit ted
his brother. Warner Peatross, Of Ran-
dolph -Aiacon College, recent
Mrs J;Yilliam Jenss Of Is, nk na,l e.
Georgia. are guests of their ST ster,s Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. Tate chenery gave y q
beautifully appointed dinner on Mon-
day night at the Henry Clay In n
honor Of a.. g. raylo .of Tenne s. :. !.
THE decorations We're pink and white Y y
roses and cosmos. The guest We're
Mr.. ana Mrs. Warren Taylor, MI ana
\, Mrs. ii. a, Taylor. Mr., and Mrs; waite
|&Williams. Mr.. and Mrs J. lay raylor n sIso
Iinson, Mr., and Mrs. w. G, 'Tavlor z, I Mes
| danes sE, a. .Ro blnson Fannie Booy ",
A. g. Wilcox A. Taylor, MISE 3; ran
lAnie Taylor and Katherine Ro p1nso 7,
land Messrsas 81 CT Taylor and W. g,
ETaylOr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
CADET ", chaases Negro With sword.

especial to The Times ID spatc hi
lieutenant VIM. Pate, of south. Caro-
lima, a cadet at the Stanton M lttary
cademy,. with his sword, chased q
negro, Alien. johnson. from the drill
grounds d own to the business Epar It
OF town, into a store, where he found!
safety The n egro's offense was eer-s
3ingly repeatir- the commands given
by the flcer to his company, " !ch3
was drilling. az y g3st is$ s.s ss5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
injured n nunawny.7

Especial to The Tlmes-D1Ypatch.1
Culpeper, Va, October 26.---H orses
attached to carriage ran away to-
day on Stevenburg Street, throwing
the occupants out and demoltshing the
vehicle. Mrs. p. g. Gibson had her
Gibson escaped with slight bruises.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

tor. and Mrs. james 3. Russell enter
tained this week In honor OF Miss Lucy
Marshall willis and the members OF
her bridal party The wedding OF Miss
willis to Charles Rldgely White, OF
baltimore, was celebrated yesterday
evening III the Presbyterian Church OF
WinChesteT " III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
The THE FUTURE n {,
LOOKS J BRIGHT
Mrs. Gabriel Writes From Lisbon
Regarding Question Of In
terest to Women.

Lisbon, Ohio The fliturelooks bright
to me, writes Mrs. Helena Gabriel from
this place, now that l have found this
blessed medicine, Cardui, the woman's
tonic. I$have been cured Of many female
ailments, and regained my good health
by using Cardui. It's the only medicine
EI5care to have in my house. ] would not
be without it. cardui is building me up,
and helps me whenever take it,
If:a personal friend should speak to you
as highlya as Mrs. Gabriel does Of Cardui,
wouldn't you believe her, and try it'
Consider Mrs. Gabriel a friend, for she
writes to benefit you.
We have thousands OF similar letters,
received from grateful women all over the
country who have been relieved from
serious troubles and helped to health and
{ Happiness by Cardui, as was Mrs. Gabriel.
They write because they want other
women-you-- know what Cardui has
done for them.
We publish what they write-with
their permission
Will you believe what they say1
Will you try Cardui for your troubles!
Will you do it5to-daya
At the nearest drug store.
NIB. WyitetoL Ladies Advisory Dept,
!. Chattanooga Medicine CO.., Chattanooga,
| Tenn, for S pecial Instructions and 64-page
book, Home Treatment for Women
! sent in plain wrapper. on request.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

To buy that boy or girl a Sweater.
We're selling the wool ones, in all
!colors and sizes, for S1.O0. Just
the thing for ool8wear.
Ladies Coat Sweaters, fine fancy
woven wool ones for S1.98, $2.48,
3$2.08 and up to $500.
See window display!of the largest
and best line Of Sweaters in the
South. s3l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
or. Don scott, OF Amherst, is spend.
ing d few days In Richmond.

Miss Mary Madison Jones. OF vir-
xfnIa, viii spend the winter In Wash
lngton, With her sister, Mrs. a. Waller,
who has closed her country home In
for the winter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

Miss Florence Il. Bidgood and Rich
ard Dtdgood are in Norfolk, and at
tended the weddingsof Miss Emily
Nash I III Cd ges "a William Allen Whaley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

Mrs. q, d. Burton an drs.5 e L. a.
AIcPhail are at tendinE the six tenth
Eannnal convent on of K IS inE' IS a Daughss,
|Eters,a In Staunt to n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

Wedding Announcement. y
John Melville Jennings. OF Toauo,
va, announces the marriage of his
daugh Mary Grace. to Frank Beale
Martin. OF Jel5ey City, on Tuesday, Or-
tober IS. Mr. and Mrs Martin Will be
at home after November i 0 at a 0 Boyd
Avenue. Jersey City. 9
Jonea-PlttK. lFs
Arvonfa Presbyterian Church was the
scene OF a beautiful wedding yesterday
evening at s clock, when Miss Lottie
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4 Dr. and Mrs. Edmund II arr son are
syisiting friends IN x panvIlle 8, lie FORE
leaving to spend the whit en- III Hop a.
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Ashland News Notes

q 3
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by her brother. Meade Fitzhugh White.
She will be gowned in white satin
trimmed with ducHesse lace, and
caught up with orange blossoms. that
Will nlso old her veil In place. Her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

M iss$ Nanni q M SON Dabnay, Sof New
mort News, is N visit ting Mrs. Nv iii
Hoo fnagl 81, n at 40 l5ss Ela I'Panl III Iii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

Al iss Elizabeth Stubs q & Ellerson,,,
and Miss Ruth Colenla AN !: Wal ers,
Iof MT, aA Try, N, "A Gu are house guests aof
their SbrotR her and slste r. Mr. ana Mrs,
EDWARD Ray Stubs, OF est Vi ew, N a,
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S have been issued by the
the Valentine Museum for
to be given at the museum,
i'd Clay Streets, on Novem-
- to 4 p. NJ, to the MEM
Association OF Military Sur
Al and the guests OF the
Douglas Island news., 1910-04-20
A Near Tragedy

Last evening a committee of young Red Men was holding a meeting in the room over l.. G. Thomas shop. In one corner of the room stood a large chest with the lid open. To illustrate the possibilities of such a chest, Bob Coughlin climbed into it, and Kelly for ioke-slammed the lid down and sat on it. About this time the scene changed and the laughter faded away. When the lid of the chest came down, the strong spring of the lock snapped into place. It was locked. Immedi- atelY the inmate began to howl to get out. The chest was air-tigbt. He would soon smother. With white faces the mem bers sof the committee soon began to think and act quickly. Where's the key? Get an axeI
 MT. l.. G. Thomas, who had the key, was visiting neighbor about block away. Merl covered the distance with the speed of an express train, and, se- curing the key, came back the same way. The lock responded, tue lid came up, and there was Bob, unhurt, but cer. tainly sharing in the general fright.
Douglas Island news., 1910-04-20

Next Tuesday evening the Odd Eel lows of Douglas will hold an anniver- sary celebration which is expected to eclipse anything they have before at tempted. The literary part of the pro- gram will be held in their own hall on Second street. The new Fraternal hall has been secured for the part of the program which includes feasting and dancing. For that reason tbere will be no meeting of the A. B.'s that night.
Douglas Island news., 1910-04-20

Have you seen the large variety of hot water bottles and fountain syringes at Heuhner,s Drug Store. You should call and see before buying elsewhere.
 MT. and Mrs. George Peterson will move to tersburg, where they will reside for time at least. MT. Peter son is connected with the forest service as ranger aud his duties will keep him near the Narrows City. He was expected to arrive iu Douglas on the Cottage City, but probably he missed the boat.
 The following remedies are of the most benefit at this time of the year: ElImith Quick Stop for the cough; Smiths Cold Tablets for the cold; Nyles' Sore Throat Remedy for tonsil- ities and sore throat; Hot Springs Blood Remedy to enrich the blood; and Nyles' Stone Root Compound for the kidneys. Get them at Smiths Drug Store.
 The word comes from Seattle that Henry Hall was severely injured there recently. He was in the employ of the Seattle Electric company and was working under car, making some re- pairs, when some one started the car. Mir. Hall was badly crushed and bruised although no bones were broken. At last accounts he was able to stand on his feet, but will not be able to leave the hospital for some time.
 The Arctic Brotherhood held rous' inc meeting last night at which seven cbechakoes made their way over the slippery trail. A special meeting of the camp will be held next Monday night. when five more candidates will appear for admission. There will be no meeting of the camp Tuesday night. At last nights meeting officers were elected for the ensuing term as follows: Arctic chief, J. F. Tompkins; vice Arc tic chief, c. E. Bennett; Arctic chap lain, Ed Mccormick; Arctic recorder, Richard Mccormick; keeper of mug gets, Chas. A. Hopp.