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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-28
NOTICE. OF SALE UNDER MORT
GAGE.

By virtue of power OF sale to me Civ
tI IN that mortgage executed by J. H.
Ripley and wife and recorded in book
% at page 4 Of the records of mort
rGeS for Henderson county and by
reason Of the fact that the note here
in secured is past due and not paid
With accrued interest, I will on the
9Th day Of January, 1913, at the court
house In Henderson county, state OF
North Carolina, ORer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash all the land
dsssribed in said mortgage, to-wit:
Plat tract Of land bounded on the
North by Academy street; on the
Vest by the Ewart and Curtis lands,
on the South by EWartB land, down to
the TransylTaaia Railroad and on the
South by the Ew&rt Mill Creek and
Chestnut street, and on the. East by
the original line OF the Ripley tan
yard tract, including all OF. what is
known as the Ripley. lands within
said boundary, excepting two acres
with the residence OF said Ripley and
wife, and all the land decided OF prior
to the execution OF said mortgage.
This 7th day of December, 1911.
WA SMITH,
dec IA At. Mortgage.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-28
J. D. DERMID,
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE!

Whereas, Chas. E. Miller made, ex-
ecuted and delivered to H. E. SittoR
his promissory note for 5000, being
Inc balance due on the purchase price
lot the lands hereinafter described.
winch said notes are secured by a
mortgage on the said lands, and which
Sald mortgage was also made, execut-
eu and delivered to the said Sitton- by
ue said Miller on the End day of Nov
enOer 1910, simultaneously with said
notes. and
whereas, said notes and mortgage
were sold by the said Sitton to the I'M
uerslgned Trustee for value before
maturity and in due course of bust
leSS and deed Of assignment having
"een executed by the said Sitton to the
unuers1gned Trustee j subrogating the
sou SOU trustee to all the rights of the
sN Sltton contained in the said mort
sage and notes secured thereby, and
"neras default has been made in the
tprsyment OF said notes and interest on
e same and demand having beeA
. ~aae on the mortgaGer for payment
VIZ. me same being refused. I. Will. rhY
~ m'ue OF the power OF sale contained
.., sald mortgage and also contained I'm
1; S'u deed o. assignment to the under
bi1s.ed Trustee. sell. to the highest
Suuer' for cash, at the court house
I0. IN the town Of Hendersonville, N.
A.. uorlng the legal hours for sale uR-
H. n. mortgage on Saturday Beth day Of
800 1911, all the following de-
; SrrlOed lands and premises with the
wrOVement thereon. towit:
lown and described a. follows:
of s 81 at a stone on the South side
Not we Toxaway railroad and rims
ro Nun % degrees west iva. x deg.) "a
r yr.os TO a rock, thence South 30 de-
@ west iva. n deg S7sh. poles to
Muck TUCK thence East iva. 81 deg,4 "a
fb O.ss to rock in W. J. Davis line.
d dance North 20 degrees East iva. IL
Ms % poles to a rock, thence South
IN uesrees East iva. II deg,l 10. poles
No. ock IN A. G. Perry's line. thence
Am X dhVreAe East iva. Oh AegA
as,.. Get TO the beginning, containing 8
NJ, more or less.
18th day Of December, 1911.
FE. nUpuNH Tr,-etee
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-28
10000 Corporations Trying to. Com.
promise. 90

Washington, Dec. 22.-The $4,000
corporations which walled to make the
necessary returns to the commissioner
Of internal revenue for the year of
1910, showing their net income as a
basis for taxation under the corpora
ton tax law, are endeavoriae to make
compromises with the government
The delay in most cases was due to
the question of the constitutionality of
the law.
Since the supreme court rendered
it's decision on this point last March
about rs, 900 of the delinquent concerns
have proposed compromises. The re-
mainder will be prosecuted to obtain
the revenue Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue Caben has requested all
United States attorneys who will be
engaged in this litigation to obtain the
penalty, ranging from $1,000 to $4,000
for the MISREPRESENTATION of returns
through a civil suit instead of~indict-
ment
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-28
Sure Shot When She's %.

Mrs. Jane E. Rohrbach, of EIHn&
grove, Pa. who passed. the ninety-A1lR
milestone Of life this week, celebrates
the anniversary Of her natal day -
hitting half-dol1ar with bullet
fired forty feet. In fact, shooting f.
one OF her most delightful diversf6m6,.
and each day she shoots at mari q
little bit just to be sure that her s1en8
is not failing too rapidly
The remarkable woman does all BeE
own homework and her principal &E
tfcle Of food is fried potatoes, a 6I-
which physicians generally agree f.
very indigestible. She drinks a cup-
full or more of coffee at each meal, bwe
never INDUCES in fruit and. seldom r.
meats.
Each night she retires at 8 o'cfOeE
and every morning rises at 4. E66
has. been been her schedule since -
was years old.-Ex.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-28

named, shall be submitted to the quail
is not exceeding the amount above
fed voters of the town of Henderson
vile for their approval or disapproval.
And 1t is further ordered, by the
board that B. Frank Station be and he
is hereby appointed Register for the
said election, and that NJ T. Pace and
j. w. McCarson he and they. e re here
by appointed ;udges of the said cleo
ton. The said ragistar and judges OF
election being free holders and quail
fed voters OF said town. And it shall
be the duty Of said registrar to revise
the registration book of said town so
that same will contain a true and ac-
curate list of the qualified, voters OF
said town who have heretofore regis
tered for the purpose of voting in the
elections held IN said town, and also
to register and new voters who may
have become qualified since the last
election, to register and vote in the
election hereby called. And the said
registrar and said judges shall hold
said election, declare the results
thereof and make their reports as re
quired by law. -
And it is further ordered by thu
board that the ballots to. be. voted il
said election shall be / IL inches b!
/ inches size, and shall be. Of whit
paper as required by law. and tina
at said election those voters who favo
said bond issue shall vote . ueke
upon which shall be written or print
ed the word, "APPROVA1ss and thos
voters who oppose the said bond issu
shall vote ticket upon which shal
! be written or printed the words mo,
APPROVED"
r. II. STATION
Mayor.
WILTSHIRE GRIFFITH
Secretary TO Board
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-28
Orr Ohr1Ht11tda 5utrtt

some sound. tho I couldn't hear M.
ing. -
Then somethfna happened that -
my hair stan straight. Sometfia
white begnns tOsrise cut OF the KruurS1
and II Jim hadn't pulled me back ~
main 5fcrce1Id jumped up holeEEii :.
Well sir, that thing riz to the hefxhk. .
man, and stood confrontfnS Exrm -
aseemdngly unable to move or gue1aE. :
L am the spirit Of Christndas!D =
thing said to him, and I'd sTwm.i.e
heard. about graveyard ghosts. but -
beHey1n' much in them, and / beIfG.1-s
I'd a started ON down that hin fFeT
hadn't heard a chuckle. suunrra-1s1s
IKE, close to mesand Iskinaer seTzr'Iaa=
VA vas golngtons and settled CulInE
Il am the spirit of Ghristn1asif~ 90
tning says again, and YOU zrA. -.
eM hA Joy, are akeeptn' ms buEl m
away up herem g g e 3
Well sir. that Teller took g r.
nees. ON down that wei
nckety split ANags awful I'll
and long-legged, and ne just strafxlhl,sl
ened out but that Christmas aoefelk.
wasn't 10 be beat, and right after I'm
ie+7W nf.sea<tsame- OF nip and tuck -
right, till they come to the fences
know where the lower part of the In
slopes on into the Bennettses pastrxe
Well, Ezra went right on .over,~aua
never. have seen mortal man do IL
like before. He left some unnecee~
airy parts of his clothing, one sleeTaae
his coat and the like, adoin ft. he
that never stopped him Seemed u1osre
than the ghost could do, and Ezra -
the rest OF the race down the hfu bH
himself, but I never noticed that IS.
SACKED up any, went on out of sfe1st
runnin' like mad.
Fel1ars all fell down on the arUxu'U11F
laughip' like splttin' their sides.sTstt
not too loud, and finally up gets tIuak
ghosts and approaches us, and / sws,r
If 1t wasn't Bill Wright! Thought n
heard them sepulchral tones before.
We went on back up the hill. TfEE
got to tell you we had follered Elxx,
and the ghost, the more moderate Ne
in our pace.
We went on and got lot of 1ftafs
scrub cedar trees, some alwoins Ezra
would come back, sneakin' like. bue z
never accreditin' it; and he lffsusf
Long toward morning we got haesk
Made Lem unlock the store and NJ
out all kinds Of gim-cracks to it OF
them trees with, and we sure nffua
them. Fixed one fer every family &c
pore little devils we could think ag
and then we went home asingfn' bui
as could, .95t a1 = a..
Christmas comes but once a. EMer
And we should all get booty"
There was lot of happy kf
around next day, and we was all haar
py too, and kinder got a new lire @
the Christmas spirit, and ever one OF
as as sober as judges. We an agree
It was the best Christmas we ever Had
1 forgot about Ezra He's laid N
We all went around late Christmas
day, which was yesterday to see hfnG,
but he sent out word he had the gFfpH&c
and it was ketchin'.
l don't know as he misdoubts f8&r
Christmas Spirits now, or not
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-28
NOTICE OF SALE
:. ne Property of the PenrOse Man.
ufscturiRg &c.

Ito. is hereby given to the public
" ~. undersigned, as trustee under
~ ,s.d of assignment from the Penr0As
'O'0t .otur;ng Co., will, On December
tasuIs11 , between the hours OF ~ Q.
S nd 1 D. M, at public cutlery ct the
,..t Of saId Company near Penrosss
..,l to the highest bidder or. bid
49, all Of the property Of the Psalroe g
ss',,taeturiuE Co.. consisting OF both
=, and personal propertyi the said
y" property being situated pear Pen Pen:
i, TraasylvAaia county, and BE-
n. property On which the said
r',rfasturinE plain OF GaId Company
= NV situated. AID containing about
= ,.rr.s; ana the said persoel pro-
~ consisting OF the said mAnutAe-
n. plant, together With al AxturOS
- equipments belonging to said
L,,t and other tangible personal
EOpOrty. il $50 - ~s+t@ -
~. terms Of said sale are one-third
...h and the balance on six and twelve
.onthg time, or all cash. at the option
= The purchaser; time inStallmentS on
he real property to be secured by
uortrage on the premises. and time
,,ssllments on the personal property
IN be secured by note with approved
security. :.....s,. z.....z
This the 18th day Of November. 1911.
KANTESKA TRUST AND
BANKING CO., Trustee.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-28
STATE OF ORTIZ CAROLIN-COUN.
" OF HENDERSON

STATE OF ORTIZ CAROLIN-COUN-
~ OF HENDERSON
Before the Road Trustees, Henderson
vile Township.
In Re. c. q. 7. Bly,, Petition for Cart
way.
Notice to Land Owners
Notice is hereby given to all par
ties and particularly to John G. P.
Livingston, ]. W. McCurdy and F. A.
Hill that C. H. T BLY,, has filed before
the Road Trustees Of Hendersonville
Township, in their Office at the Court
House a petition asking for a cartway
to be laid of to him from his land on
Long John Mountain in said township
10 the Haywood Public road over the
lands Of John G. P. Livingston, ]. w.
AcCurdy and F. A. Hill; and that
said petition will be heard before the
sad trustees on the 18th day of Janu-
afy 1912 at the Court House in Hen
oerson County.
7 u. DERMID
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-28
Early Going Back to Washiuoton.

washington, u. c., Dec. 23.-After
having been declared leper in Wash
ington and confined in the contagious
camp on the eastern branch of the Po-
tomac river for over year secretly
taken to eNw York, where it was de-
clared by the best physicians that he
was not affected with the dead dis
ease, John R. Early, a former North
Carolinian, has written to friends here
informing them that he expects to re-
turn to Washington to live. Should
Early return to Washington he will be
immediately put under, assert and
again confined to the little brick house
on the Potomac river, where he may
have to remain for months to come.
That is the opinion expressed by
Health officer Woodland today when in
formed that Early is to return to the
capital city. Early cannot come into
the district except in violation of the
law, and if he should do so, he will be
arrested said DR.. Woodland.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-28
Saw Lost Brother in Motion Picture

Boston Dec. 22.-After receiving
word recently that a long-lost brother
was dead, Mrs. John Doyle, of East
Boston, saw him stalk out on the can
vas screen of a moving picture theater
last night. The figure stepped out
from a crowd in naval scene, looked
toward the audience, waved a hand
and disappeared. An effort will be
made to trace the source of the film.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-28
WANFED--A Good Secondhand WIS.,
robe cheap, for cash. MrEaA II
Williams, Edsemont Cottage.
Nhw1ofr.aaa R0fns

robe cheap, for cash. MrE- Il n
Williams, Edgennont Cottage.
Christmas Rates.
The Southern Railway Company NJ
sell round trip tickets to all p
south of the Ohio and Potomac 90
East of the Mississippi Rivers, Me9
ing Washington, Cincinnati ana -
Lous. -
Dates Of Sale
December Is, 16, II, 20, q, q ~
and Dec. 3Oth 31st 1911. Also Ja1ug
1st, 1919.
s%s-ss.e-s Final Limit
All tickets limited to reach orfgf
starting point Be fore midnight Ja
airy 9Th. 1917.
Rates
81 On application TO. your local tseaee-
agent. No rates made where the ~
gular local fare Il 80 cents or IecEs
Nv. BAILY Agent.
Hendersonville,
J. II. WOOD, d
Ae->avi
u srTEN-Fresh Country
reasonable price. Mrs S.
near depot, HendersonvD u
12-1z II
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-28
FancY Florida Oranges and Grapefruit

Direct from Florida, to arrive Thurs
day. shipment Fancy Oranges and
GRAPEFRUIT. Oranges. sizes 15os 176s,
zoos. firm, ripe juicy fruit. Bright and
Golden Russetts, Standard pack. While
they last $2.504per box.
Grape Fruit: Have bought eRttFe
CROP of reliable grower: Firm bright
fruit sizes 54s, 64s, and smaller. a
bargain at $500 and $3.50 per box 70
the trade. Will have these through
December and January. Orders SOL
icited. First received win have hrst
attention.
HENRY F STEWART
5ker and Manufactur-
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-28
Louisiana Spends sAsoO,OOO for Bonds

New Orleans, Dec. 22.-Louisiana
spent more than $4,500,000 In the
cause of good roads during 1911, ac-
cording to figures compiled by Secre-
tary C. G. sandoz. OF the highway de-
patrment of the board of state engin-
GERS, made public yesterday. More
than half of this amount, or $2,928,-
$50 was expended by the city of New
Orleans. -Tr.s.f -. a sE4s-.-e .zs=sss4s
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-28

FOR sALE-gut up wood In any -
heads Will seH cheap. GAN G3ssA
eP 0rr's stable
FOR SALE-24 hogs weighing S0rB
each; 30 pigs averaging so ibss ~E
eight sows bred. B. E. Edward6e~
dea, NJ C.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-28

NOTICE.
/ have sold The Boiling Springs B0G
Ting Works to DR.. j. A. Frazier and Z
r. Scott and from this date Will -
all outstanding debts and recefve ~
accounts of the company prior TO Noss
ember 10TH
This the 18th day OF November.
11-16-4tp B. W. MARSHALL
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-28

FOR RENT-The Second floor 81 ~
residence on Main street furnfshUG
DR.. F. V. Hunter. 12-21-1@
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-12
Trade Boomers Return
Special Train Carrying Wheeling
Business Men, Arrives Back
Home TWO Hours Late.
EXCURSIoNISTS ARE ALL
PLEASED WITH THE TRIP.
Grafton, Fairmont, New MartinsviIIe
and SistersVllle Are Visited On
the Last Day.

Tired and weary from their long
journey. but enthusiastic over the
success OF the affair. the Wheeling
trade boomers reached home on their
special last night at IL o'clock, nearly
two hours late. due to the switching
OF freight cars near New Martinsville.
That the fourth annual excursion OF
the board of trade eclipsed all
previous trips is evident from the
comments OF those who took the trip.
and the excursion next year will no
doubt be attended BY more than a
hundred business men OF the city.
Travelling through two states. cover
Ing a radius OF nearly seven hundred
miles and visiting thirty-fve towns,
the fourth annual excursion brought
the Wheeling merchants in personal
contact with their customers and as
result personal friendship sprang
between the two which bids to in
crease the business OF the local mer-
chants TO a great extent.
When the big iron monster thunder
ed Into the Baltimore a. Ohio depot
last night, after a days rtm through
northern West Virginia. the Wheel
ingites we're met by a large delega-
tion Of their own people and whisked
10 their homes in automobiles. As
during the other DAYS OF the trip the
last day was one characterized by the
greeting Of new acquaintances and
glowing tribute extended by the
business men visited
Ideal weather conditions we're en-
countered all along the route which
added TO the enjoyment OF the ex-
cuusioniats. The Wheclingites were
delighted with the beautiful scenery
that they Witnessed during the run
through the foothills OF the Ale
ghenys and through the Tygarts. Lit
tie Kanawha and Ohio valleys. Not a
single accident marred the trip and
all enjoyed excellent health through
out the run.
A. Grafton.
Departing from Philippi at an
early hour during the morning. the
special reached Grafton shortly after
s o'clock. where forty-hve minutes
were spent by the boomers IN inspect.
ing the baltimore a Ohio shops and
the business district OF the city. Al
delogatlon of prominent business men
met the trade boomers and acted a.
t'ssuS, puooss no psuuuuoo)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-12
Ohio Boosters
VISIT CHARLESTON AND GET BIG
WELCOME.
Hundred Merchants Completing Tour
Of Lower Counties Of West
Virginia.

Special Dirpnfch ~ tho Tntoligcnrer
CHARLESTON. w. Va. MAY IL
The Cincinnati Association Trade FL.
tension cxcursionlsts. in a special
train Of eight cars. with more than
one hundred business men and Web
er's band. arrived ln tho city tonight
and were entertained AZ the Hotel Ra-
nawha with addresses and n lunch.
lasting until midnight The party
left Cincinnati three davs ago and
have visited the Norfolk & Western.
tho New River and the Kanawha coal
fields
They we're welcomed tonight bv an
address by Governor WIN D. Glass.
cock. who admonished them FOR walt.
INK l23 years 10 visit Charleston.
and then asked them % wait upon
Governor Harmon and ask him 10
come over here next wock and assist
IN persuadinE the legislature % pass
Legislation demanded by the people
and Insisted upon hv tho Governor
Tho remark brought forth much
laughter 10 which Ex-Governor W.. a.
MacCorklo added by declaring hia OBJ
iectiong to the ohio Governor com
inE over here 20 help Governor Glass.
cock.
besides the Governor remarks. ad-
dresses we're made by oxGovornor
MacC0rklc. William Seymour Ed.
wards. on behalf of tho Kanawha
Coal Operators Association. and
Charles Caplto. president Of the
Chamber ~ Commerce.
RcgponfoF we're made hy George
Puchta. recently appointed Assistant
United states Treasurer ln charge of
The Cincinnati Sub-TronEury. Alfred
BotflnFor. Who for more than twenty
years has been hrhtinr for the lock.
INK and damming of tho Ohio river
g. y Moore. of the Erie Railroad.
Will Finch. secretary of tho Cincin.
natl Commercial Association. GUY
Mull0n and others
The party viii leave in the morn.
INK for Huntington. where few
hours viii be- spent and then return
home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-12
New Cabinet
Is Formed In Nicaragua and Il Is Be
lleVed President Diaz Has
Passed Crisis.

WASHINGTON. May 1.-The new
NIcaraguan cabine-:
Minister OF il 's-ior: Dr. joaquin
Gomez. formerly assistant secretary OF
foreign affairs.
Minister OF War. General Luis
Mena. present incumbent. enemy Of
both Estrada and Zclaya.
Minister OF Finance. Eulogio Qua.
dra
Minister Of Public Works. Alcjandrl
Canton.
Minister o. Foreign Affairs. Tomas
Martinez. Irtsent incumbent
This was the cabi1et proclaimed o..
day at Managua as announced In a
cablegram from President Daz. who
has just succeeded General Estrada ps
head of the government 10 minister
Caatrillo here. The dispatch an.
nOunced that In order 20 avoid din.
cultios between members Of his cab.
inot, Estrada had vested presidential
power IN Adolfo Diaz. the vice.presi.
dent In conformance with the Nicar.
aEuan constitution Diaz was head
of the revoiutionists who elected him
vicep president
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-12
FLAMES FROM FOREST BURN
SCORE OF DERRIcKS.
Heavy Gale Is Sweeping FIre-Forees
Of Men Rushed to Save
OIL Property.

BRADFORD. Pa. May 11.-Forest
fires have broken out in the oil fields
about here. and tonight it is feared
the loss TO oil property will be heavy
4 telephone message from Eldred.
Pa, IS miles from here. announces
that the Parsons Oil Company has
lost fifteen oil derricks. three boiler
houses and oil tanks.
The Emery Oil Company. OF this
city. the South Penn Oil Company
and other large producers have sent
all available men TO fight the flames.
which in some instances are not yet
under control. During the day a
heavy gale spread the flames with
alarming rapidity. but tonight more
progress was reported by the fire
fighters when the wind went down
More men are being rushed 10 the
fires tonight.
Along the line OF the Buffalo. Ro-
chestaer & Plttsburg Railroad. south
OF this city. there are a number of
bad fires reported. and railroad men
are lending all assistance 10 save oil
property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-12
TerSe TeIegraphic Tips

MOURMELON. France-M. Nieu.
port. the French aviator yesterday
made what la recorded as a new
worlds record for 100 kilometres
Officially time he made 621 miles IN
80 minutes and seconds.
HOBOKEN. y. Y.-Mrs. Margaret
Walsh was caught in ~ wheel By
the hair Of the head IN the America
Lead Pencil Co. plant and whiricd un-
ul her scalp was torn on. She is
dying
BERLiN-Herr Bekemuiler. an avi-
alton pupil, was killed today when his
aoroplane crashed AGAINST n building
hat had been hidden from the view
OF the pilot BY a heavy early morning
mist
NEW YORK-Charles u. Garnett