local News
The circus (?) was here Saturday, and
drew a fair crowd.
It Is rumored there will shortly be a
modern mattress factory erected here.
W. D. Barringer. special salesman for
the Siieff piano people was in towns, last
week.
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sold 100 kcr At h ff"D j 8 D S'tt"V. Sept.; 9.b, the Hart
fj,t"" '..h,s ,n th' MUliner, Store will hre their fall arid
owviuu lut mr. uonneil is one of
Gov. Glenn's speech at the opening of Trinity-Episcopal church, St, Aug
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lines.
Wlntiir'rllantiik nt mti I -
. . .7 -" violmoy uai5. X Ills 18 BQ uc-
the most progressive farmers of Hender- caslon long looked forward to by" the
son county. . ,, ,af,fp, n n
Our fair is being advertised as never stand there is an unusual display to be
.before and is bound to be the btegest made this year,
occasion ever on the Park and Amuse pv,,,,,;,,,, , u v,
ment grounds or anv where i .m. m titute opened this year
country w, Yery good attendance. The ex
cellent teaching force,' headed by the
wv. u. r ILZ-JampH H nrirv. rArry of 1 laav rwlno nal ml. r. .ik. nm to
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Hendersonville The Lake City
" of the Mountains!
A great lake : for Henderson ville!
A lake stretching from the long bridge,
near the Asheville road, back for maoy
miles, covering thousands of acres of
bottom land. A lake which win rank
Toxa way's famed body of water look
like thirteen cents, both in size and
OPQOOOP0OO0OOSOOOOOOOOOOCO
ore-
J. B. Sea well, f the Purity Laundry,
has gone to Charlotte for a few days
rest He will visit his brother there.
The deed to the Pleasant Hill Bap
tist church, made in 1882, 24 years ago.
was handed in last Monday at the Court
House for record.
John L. Caglc, who had all his front
teem Kicked out by a horse recently, is
rccuyunug irom me enects 01 tne accident.
Between' two and three thousand
school children are expected at the fair,
on the 12th, educational day when Gov.
Glenn speaks.
The Poultry House at the Fair
Grounds is n earing completion and nice
new comfortable coops in which to dis
play fowls will be made for exhibitors,
Some half dozen restaurant booths are
about completed at the Fair grounds
and parties desirous of securing one
had better apply soon at Board of Trade
rooms.
us-
i a"
spouumg nis vacation in
He is accompanied by his
securing excellent results. Miss Carrie ob,iffe the 8outhern Railway to mention
STKIN BLOCH have
pared for us. r.'r Fall ;and
$V inter war. overcoats and
suits vyhosr Hi, style , and qua!-
Sw&rA.Tl" ily ifi lr. in f.w tailor
Flat Rock,
family.
J1'
A. J. Bethea. of the Darlington (S. C.j
Press, la in town, a guest of Mrs. A. F.
P. King. Mr. Bethea is very favor
ably Impressed with this city and pre
dicts a bright future for it.
All teachers will be furnished with
"ow ttuaiibbio an stuuents wno are
attending schools free, on educational
day when Governor Glenn will make
his address.
The October number of the Asheville
Magazine is at hand, and is the best
number yet of this really fine maeazine
B. Morgan has a fine class in the music
department. The health of the student
body i excellent. Through the gifts
of generous outside friends, a fine new
organ will soon be installed in the
chapel. Liberal donations have also
been made to the new building fund of
the college, and Prof Posey, who has
put in a hard summer's work in the
Interests of the institute, is to be con
gratulated upon the interest he has
aroused amongst the young people of
the country around, and upon his suc
cess in getting the friends of the Insti
tute to contribute so liberally to the
great work it is carry Iner on. Else
where is an announcement of a hew de-
it advertising nnd,
trip ticket to th
Hendersonville in
also to sell round
Lake City of the Mountains
No, gentle render, this U no pipe
dream. Its ju-a a m-re ouiliu.- t
what's comiug that is, it's coming if
the citizens of this t.nwn want. tH.
real estate doubled and trebled in
value. If they want to see, not one but
many new hotels built here. If they
want this city known as THE resort of
the South. If they want the thousands
now going annually to Toxaway to stop
here. If they want unlimited facilities
for boating, fishing and bathing, and
many other good things.
Of course, nothing worth haying
without
shops
paid craft
in Amn ia.
.smansh
nary labiics. oi
Highly
K" f xtraonli-
purt; wo A, and
nI a jjVnius for the finer hide
f tailoring, help make up the
sum of Stein-Bloch superior
ly, Suits 16.00 to 25.00 j
It contains an excellent ai-Hia k parture in its work. namlw Anna in comes w"nout some sacrifice and some
T'TTtill o tin rt WrN.-. -T.l. " ! I fit.fi n norm rVlw Kr!,V ,' v I effOrt. This
.uv.vu I CJtCi U UI IU VarOlina I f J , uwa&ocuuiKi bU., WU1U1I
Timbers."
will be of interest to all.
Henderson ville Mercantile Co.
Toms, Block
rfV WM Jl Jt, JL. MA. -AJ .A. ...
project will call for both, in VVVWWi;QQOOO!iO
it- "WK" tw tyfr- r
C. 9. Corpening, of Mills River, was
in town Monday. He says the damage
to the crops from the excessive rains
- "- v,""ui iwao 1 omiup buuc uim 10 Asneviue on
for s scarcity or reed stuff this winter. evening train
Don't forget that Gov. Avcock will
speak at Hendersonville on Tuesdav. "Bealewood" Sold.
Oct. 16th, at 11 o'clock. This will be -Bealewood" the beautiful residence
an opportunity to hear one of the finest of the late Mr. J. D. BeaJe, has recently
speakers in the South, and there will be been sold to Mr. . and M Wm.
an immense crowd to greet him. Hewitt, of the Blue Ridge Inn. The
Ledford Price, a Hendersonville property comprises about 10 acres, in
young man had his leg crushed, Mon- eluding a beautiful grove and a hand
day, by a freight train, near the depot. 901116 residence. We understand it Is
ine young man was a new employee of Mr Hewitt's Intention to erect several
the Southern, and slipped and fell
We draw attention to W. P. Wil
liams' ad. in this issue. Mr. Williams
will hereafter be an extensive user of
space in this paper, and he will always,
have something interesting to say.
Sam Cox made a desperate effort to
escape. Monday, while being taken to
the jail. 8am had just been found
guilty of carrying concealed weapons,
before Justice of the Peace J. D. Der
mid, and made a break for liberty but
was captured in a few minutes.
The Board of Trade had a highly in
teresting meeting last Thursday night,
which was largely attended. The mat
ters discussed was of greatest interest
to the business men of Hendersonville.
Announcement of the great, lake pro
ject was made, and methods of getting
Ood roads discussed.
Mrs. S. E. Caldwell, jr., daughter of
City Tax Collector Smith, whose health
has been very poor the past few years,
Is now in a Ashe ville hosnitAl. FTon
many friends will be glad to learn that
she Is improving rapidly there and will
be home before very long
The display of millinery at Mrs
Posey's store is calculated to' set the
average feminine heart in a flutter.
Dr cottages on the property, sufficient to
the care for 60 or 70 people who wish for
that seclusion and privacy which the
ordinary summer hotel does not afford.
"Bealewood'' la most delightfully situat
ed; next to Mr. Caldwell Robertson's
residence, commands a magnificent view
and close to Main street. The property
has 400 feet frontage on Flemincr ave..
and rt is said that about 8 lots, 50 by 200
feet each, will be placed on the market
in the near future. As there are electric
lights, city water and good sewer con
nections, it is not likely these lots will
remain long unsold. We congratulate
wholesale lots, of which, later.
The first step has been fcakfrn. in
having Major Strong, the noted engi
neer, come to Hendersonville and find
out just how high a dam must be con
structed at the long bridge in order to
give three feet of water at Mud Cranlc
church. The noney has already been
subscribed for that purpose. With this
data at hand, the next step will be to
secure options on all lands abutting on
the proposed lake.
It must be understood at the start
that the only returns the nomnanv win
get will be thro' the Increased value
of the land touching tho UItp. th
power developed at the bridge will be
small. The fishing and hnat.lno- rriir
a w
ileges will be but a trifle. The cost of
tne enterprise will be enormous, and
it wilbe
will HiifM
sary to obtain options on all the land ' 1 yOU ftave neVer nad any dealings With US, a trial
wanted, and if these options can be se- will convince you. Write todav for samoles. nrires or anv
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fiv;o, wicrc ig every
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All Mail Orders
Receive our prompt and careful attention. We fill
outside capital, largely, which all orders the same, day they are received.
I it. Therefore, it is neces- ti u 1 j ' , '
tub xryon Hosiery uo. nave pur
chased '25 acres of land from P. H.
Walker, at Flat Rock, near the depot,
and will soon start to erect a 600 ma
ehine knitting mill there. Their Try-
on mill has a capacity of 800 machines,
but the output is ordinarily but 600,
owing to the lack of labor. It is expect
ed that this difllculty will not exist
here, as there is now unemployed labor
at Flat Rock, and many families who
have moved 8outh will be glad to come
back if the chance for employment is
offered them. The mill is expected to
be in operation by the first of the year.
The big auction sale of the Claude
Brown Co. last Thursday, was entirely
successful. A large crowd of buyers
were present from out-of-town, and
everything was about cleaned out. The
wagons were not reached, and will be
sold this Saturday. The Claude Brown
Company have had a remarkably suc
cessful season, this year, so successful
in fact that the capacity of the barns
will be doubled next year, when the
buildings will cover the entire tract of
land. Mr. Brown will go West this
winter, buying new stock, and next
spring the great barns will be ready for
a still greater business.
The styles ar unusually attractive this i0 popular host of the Blue Ridge Inn
fall, and most everybody in town is
looking at them.
The democrats of Polk county have a
ticket nominated which will sweep Ihem
to victory, this fall. The next sheriff
will be F. Li. Weaver; register, Frank
M. Burgess; the next member of the
legislature E. B. Cloud: clerk of court,
J. P. Arledge; treasurer, J. R, Foster;
commissioners, W. M. Barnett, P. D.
Williams, C. W. Williams.
Lr. . ts. orinnan will attend the
Presbyterian Synod this fall, at States-
ville. While there he will make a
effort to have next year's meeting held
In this city The synod has held its
sessions west of the Blue Ridge moun
tains but twice In ninety years, and Dr.
urlnnan knows of no better place than
Hendersonville in which to meet next
year.
John Wheatley, white, got on the
southbound train Saturday night, at
this station, drunk and armed. Created
a disturbance on the train, and Cant
m.
Brunson, the popular conductor, took
the gun away, and left the fellow in the
smoking car in charge of several pas
sengers, tie broke away and locked
himself in the toilet room. On arrival
of the train at Spartanburg he climbed
through the window, and in the fight
which followed Capt. Brunson was shot
in the band, Burke Smith, a young
white man, was. probably fatally in
jured, Willie Thomas, the train news
boy, was shot in the arm. Wheatley is
employed at one of the mills In Spartan
burg. He was captured early Sunday
morning at Inman and taken to Spar
tanburg.
i t . .mm .
aau ms cuarming wire upon their ac
quisition of this really valuable piece
of property, and believe the proposed
improvements will redound to the
benefit of Hendersonville, in whose fut
ure Mr. Hewit baa an abiding faith.
' Aycock, Appointment Changed.
Raleigh, N. C, Sept. 20th, 1906.
Mr. M. L. Shipman, Ch'mn.,
. Hendersonville. N. C.
My dear Sir:
I have made' an appointment
for Governor Aycock to speak at Hen-
aersonvine Tuesday, Oct. 16th at 11
o'clock. I fix the hour at eleven be
cause he must leave on the 12:50 train
for Abheville In order to make his ap
pointment at 'Waynesville that night.
I will not send posters for this appoint
ment, but hope you will get them out
and give the Governor a good crowd.
The Governor had to change his ap
pointments, as at first contemplated.
, Very truly yours,
F. W. Simmons,
Chairman.
cured at a fair
reason to believe the lake will be a fact
In the near future. The land wlii be
paid for either in cash, at its preaont
value, or in stock in the company and
the company will look for its returns
on the increased value of the, land
touching the lake.. The immediate
results of such an enterprise coming to
a successful issue, would be to increase
the value of all real estate In Hender
sonville. The ultimate result would be
to make this city without a competitor
as a resort city.
other information you may desire.
MAIL ORDERS GO PROMPTLY. REMEMBER.
Wool Dress Goods and Silks
Of these we show a superb stock, ranging between 50c and $1.75 with the big con
centration ou grades from 65c to $1.25. Wide fabrics sell best this season 12 in.
to 56 in. m wool goods and 27 in. to 36 In. silks. mwu m.
FINE COTTONS and LINENS, both in white goods and Colors, are having a
whue is!11 WmbIne fiM
Staple Dry Goods. Housekeenincr
-w mini bua uaui can ue i , z' """""uw imxb. xviuuuuh, iecKwear,ittanaKerchiers, Corsets and But-
DU1IL. Ann M nfl IXalr nnnra tn n I w'auroi us,
w w j & VU 1UUU C
Deautinu lake, without eacountering
any great engineering difflculies. The
lakej would be of great size, extending
to Bat Cave, and its natural beauty
would be great, superior, in fact to
that sheet of water which has macfe
Toxaway famous.
Ladies' Suits, Skirts and Coats
tn iyer?a -traCAive. Btirff reaf"able Pces- Su"8 from $3.95:t6 $28. Skirts. $1.95
S J01 $3-50,u' $12-50- Our stock of Embroideries, White Waists (from
65c to $2.90) shows great value. -
Men's and Boys' Suits and Furnishing
Lad.es, read this catalogue of charms.' Flne Shoes of all kinds.
In f 10011 .f blg values tLom low priced goods on up to very fine grades-
if
' v.Ua.u.o. , fine Nnnf rtf nil ifinia. Ha a nt r. Ti ...
Bright eyes, glowing cheeks, red lii. a and Rues ud
smooth .skin without a blemish, in short.
perfect health. For sale with every pack- H. REDW OOD & CO.. Asheville. N. C
age xiuuisier B itocKy Mountain ;rea, 35
cents, at Justus Pharmacy.
Select School.
Miss McCollough will open a school
for a limited number of pupils Monday,
October 1st,
Race Track for Hendersonville. IJt TTI
There is much talk of organizing a
company to bulla a modern race track
in this fiifcv. Thn mrm haolr nf It. tin nnf
For further information apply toiler want their names mentioned yet, but it
at the Kentucky Home.
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Postoffice Improvements
The government has leased the pres-
sent postoffice quarters for ten vears
- w
more. Many improvements will be
made. That part in the rear now oc
cupied by. Burckmyer Bros, will be
utilized by the postoffice, adding greatly
to the space now occupied. The staap,
general delivery, and money order win- i
dows will be placed all together on one
side. There will be at lease 400 boxes
for rent, so all who wish may rent one.
Tha additional space Inside will permit
of more clerks being used in distribut
ing mall, so all mail will be in the boxes
within a short time after being received.
The general delivery window will open
at 8 in the morning and close sharp at
6 in the evening, As there will be suf
ficient boxes for all. it will not be neces
sary to keep the window open after that
nour. JUr. lirownlow Jackson has, so
far, gotten everything he has asked for
in the way of improvements at the office,
and he thinks this is the best yet, and
will contribute greatly to the conven
ience of the thousands of Uncle Sam's
patrons.
Letter to R. J. Francis.
Dear Sir: There's twice as much
horse in one horse it may be a mare
as there is in two or three others to
gether.
So with paints too. If a painter can
do your job with 10 gallons Devoe for
$50; it'll take 12 15 or 20 of other paints;
is understood that they mean bus iness.
It Is claimed a strictly up-to-date race
track would be a paying in vestment
from the start, and that it would con
tribute greatly to the pleasure of the
thousands who visit Hendersonville.
While it is too early as yet to state defi
nitely just where the track will be I
located, .it will be in some easily ac
cessible place, and' will have a hand-1
some grand stand. The promoters seem
to be very enthusiastic, and claim there
will be no lack of capital to carry the
scheme through.
Preferred Locals.
FOR SALE 80 acres fine land- One-
half cleared, one-half timber. No build
ings. Half mile from Horse Shoe R. R.
station. A barjrain. Apply to M. J.
Allen, Horse Shoe, N. C.
BRAND NEW NO. 3 OLIVER
TYPEWRITERS AT $77. while they
last. If interested, apply at once and
save $20. Factory rebuilt Olivers fresh
and new at $47.60 to $62.50. Other
makes also at attractive prices. D. M.
LlTAKER.
FOR SALE Second hand Kindergar
ten supplies: Bertha Johnson, Gastonia,
N. C. Box 3.
FARM WANTED-Small farm 40 to
100 acres with or without dwelling near
R. R. Bargains only. J. R. Davis,
Asheville, N. C, or Hendersonville,
care of F. G. Hart.
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FOR first class dental work, go to Al
len, the Dentist, opposite Opera House.
FOR RENT A six-room house, with
Harl Millirery
Store
Saturday, September 29, 1906
Fall and Wintes Display
of Pattern Hats and
. - ...
IELedy-To- Wear Mats.
No detective acrency can compare in
inqulsitiveness and suspicion with the
"family next door. '
In these days of rush and hurry courtesy
is often forgotten. In the mad, pell mell
man of our life little thines are done to
offend that we rather remained undone.
A h&stilly eaten meal and Its resultant
headache may cause us social of financial
loss. The wise man or woman is the one
who relieves little ills of this sort by a little
dose of Kodol For Dyspepsia. It digests
what you eat and puts yonr stomach back
Into shape. Sold by F. V, Hunter.
It's all right to trade your money
Absolutely Pure
A Cream of Tartar Powder
free from alum or phoo
phatic acid
and tne COSt C a JOD IS aDOUt a gal- Tn minnt wnllr fmm . i js
-e- - "v" flinenence w iraue wwii. .
GUM WBM
Ion, whatever the paint may be.
There are painti adulterated three-
quartersonly one quart of paint in a
gallon he's got to paint four gallons of
rubbish to get one gallon of paint. The
worst horse you've got is as good as that
paint, and he'll go as far.
The less-gallons paint is the paint, as
the most-horse horse is the horse.
Yours truly,
5 F, W. DEVOE $ CO
New York.
Main street. Rent $10 per month. Very
desirable. Apply at Hustler office.
Remember Allen the Dentist guaran
tees all work to give satisfaction.
For a set of ARTIFICIAL TEETH
that gives perfect satisfaction, call on
Dr. -Wallace, over the post office.
FOR SALE A 2 1-2 horse-power
gasoline engine. Price reasonable. Ap
ply at this office.
A bath cleanses the skin and rids the
pores of -refuse. A bath makes for bet
ter f ellowshship and citizenship. Not
only should the outside of the body be
cleansed, but occasional use of a laxative
or qathartic opens the bowels and clears
thefystem of. effecte matter. Best for
this, are De Witt's Little Early Risers.
Pleasant .little pills that do not gripe or
sicken. Sold by. F. V. Hunter.
A Scientific Wcader. .
The cures that stand to its credit make
Bucklen's Arnica Salve a scientific wonder
It cured E. B. 3iulf ord, lecturer for the
Patrons of Husbandry, Waynesboro, Pa.,
of a distressing case of Piles. It heals the
worst Bums, Sores, Boils, Ulcers, Cuts,
Wounds, Cnllblains' and Salt Rheum
Only 25c at Justus Pharmacy. .
t m
You can lead a jackass to water, but
you can't make him drink it unfiltered.
It arouses energy, deydops ' and stimu
lates nervous life, arouses the courage of
youth. It makes you yoong again. That's
what Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will
do. 35 cens, Tea 6s Tablets, a Justus
Pharmacy.
New chair needed in women's col
leges ."Art of Making Men Propose."
When two strong 1 men come to blows,
even if they are well matched, it is not a
pleasiog sight, but if the man who gets
the worst of it will use Ds Witt's Witch
Hazle Salye, he will look better and feel
better in short order. Be sure you ret
De Witt's. - Good for everything a salve is
used for, including piles. Sold by F. V.
Hunter., 1