THE FRENCH BROAD HUSTLER, HENDERSONVILLEJ, N. CU APRIL SO,. 1908.
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Lewis, J 1 lot -
Jackson, Geo. D. 1 lot -
hoopkb's creek
Baldwin, W G 22 acres -
" ' M L 82
Base well. W D J04
Blue Ridge Lime company 12 a
Barnwell, JR 84
Bursn, Thos F - '45
Baldwin, Elizabeth 90
Carlisle, Thos. P 86 -
Clayton, Mies Delpha 70
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Mr
SIMMONS
1 IRON BEDS
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$2.50 TO 20.00 : "
SHEPHERD FDMITDRE
THOMAS SHEPHERD, Manager.
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' Vermont tUrBMMlShi
1MRMJ) ElOOF
. : The roofing tliatlastsSdany'oiie' can layj Thousands ofJtheTmost
mwrMdiw f3-rmM-a rlaii-cripn " nonltrrrmeii." ete as well as railroad com
panies and the U. S. Government, use PAR0ID for roofing 'and "siding 'Anj
preference to all others, because they have proved that PAROIDJis
- The Most Economka ) - ZT
The Most Durable Of All RcdV UOOfingS
The Most Satisfactory j
- THIS 15 WHY : It is made of extra strong felt with an extra grood saturation and
coating, which make tt proof against sparks, cinder, water, beat, cold, adds, and iumea.
Slate color, contain no tar, does not run or crack, and it doea not taint rain-water .
Tb only roofing with nut-proof caps. They cannot mat out like ordinary roof caps.
Boot be put oS with a cheap imitation, get the most economical and durable the
roofing that lasts.
T Cmh1m ' Investigate for yourself. New book of Building i-iana
J5C2iQ SOr dcuSpi85 for Poultry and Farm Buildings free if you call.
The RigbyMorrow Co.
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TAX SALE
By virtue of .bs-Tax List t the
county of Henderson now in my bends
for collection for the years 1915 8 I wiil
ofFer for sale at the court house door in
Hendersonville, N. C, on Monday ih
4lh day of May, 190S between the hoim
of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 2 o'clock P. M
the following lands herein mentioad
for taxes due and a i paid.
Thi3 April 7, lihte.
C, E. Brooks,
Tax Collector.
Clear Creek .
Corn, W. P. 11
" Mrs. Mary E 33
J J. 57
Holbert, W. T. 14
Hutcnerson, W. G. 232
Jones, Sarah heirs 5
Murray. W. P. 44
G N
Cagle, W li
Garren, IF H
Ilutchersou. N"
Jones. Cbas E .
Knykendale, J M
Livingston; L T
McGee, Geo. B
Maxwell, W V
Pinner, O E
TFatson, Wm Est
Ward, JM
Walker,- J G
Watkins. W B
Youngblood; Jos. Est.
Colored
ClaytonrAlfred
Calleton, Wm Agt
' Catbarena
Flescber, Aunie
Fields, Jane
va j
Mitchelt, Jacko
Prince, Burton
" James Jr
Pinner, J E
Talley, B T
Williams, Jane
bal
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160
49 acres
3
50
42
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Bryson, G W 10 acres
Butler, D. P. 15
Brock, Reuben 45
Clayton, Mrs MA 2
Cairres J B 40
' II J , 52
" M G 28
Erwin, J W 16
Graham, Dan & Chas 17 a
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Israel S W
Moore, Mrs L.M.. .
Owenby, G O. . . .
Pray tor, G w
Reese Heirs.
Rose, w H
Thompson, II E
Vanderbllt U W .
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2 16
145
15 01
-719
19 12
16 94
150 27
13 49
800
333
7 97
2 46
2 99
16 05
16 24
5 06
2 45
4 09
307
140 63
6 39
2 84
15 30
4J20
4 22
3 87
41 37
13.53
100
113
. 84
216
2 31
1104
1176
10 88
5 88
5 60
180
145
3 55
683
- 1 58
935
13 03
7 21
2 03
1 22
14 03
4 73
22 7
5 50
128
.5 57
216
910 34
20 66
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Rvmer. 'CS
Seoteii, Mrs. xreiiat . . .
Sexton , R Ii.-.
Schermer, Harvey. . .
Shipman vf C...
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Sloan, W J
Smith, "R B...V.... ...
Steadmao, K S. . . . .
Stoveall, j li.
Sumner, FA ........
Swygart, Brock......
Tatum, D G
Thompson&Thompson
ward, jo . ....
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watson, Mrs. WW.....
Wlftgs, Mrs. wH.......
Williams, Mrs; II C
Youngblood. j.f est. ...
Whitaker, cL. 90.
whitaker, B L. 20.
Colored.
Botler, Isabella 19 ... 158
oolleton, Morie 2 .- 100
Evans, So'omon ...... 6 I 62
Green, Htnry Heirs.. 49........ 508
Summey, Henry 14 7 87
Wilson. Monroe. ...... 5 5 50
BlueRlage.
. " ' . Acres
Brock, J H 32...
case, BK 8...
Dimsdale, J C 26..
Edney, C J ....109...
Gibhs, A J 35 .
Halford, PW 5...
Hyder, JH 41..
Henderson. J T 140 ..
Jones, Mrs Rosa... .5..
Jones. LJ
Rhodes, D. J.
Stepp, D. R,
Shipman, E. W.
Colored
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596
3 02
3 15
22 75
2 54
9 46
5 45
14 97
2 01
Paiiat Talks
Forulhe house use Masury'spure Linseed Oil Paints.
It is ready for the brush, works easy and will not
run, crack nor fade. These paints are popular be
cause ot their great covering power and durability.
The painter likes to use Masury's because it gives
him a reputation.
For the walls and ceiling nothing equals Muresco
water colors in white and tints. Easily mixed, easily
applied, cheap and durable.
Floor-lac, as the name implies, is for the floor. It
is a combination of stain that in non-fading, tough
and durable. It will stand all manner of washing
and scrubbing and will not show scratches nor heel
marks.
For the furniture use Re-Nu-Lac, the peerless varnish
stain. The great household renoavtor. For re-fin -ishtng
furniture which has become old and dull or
scratched and marred, one coat of Re-Nu-Lac does
- the work.
Come in and let us tell you about any or all of these
four winners.
We can supply any quantity in any color.
Edwards Hardware Co.
Castleburg, J. M, G3 7 31
King, P. E. 38 " 4 78
Leonard, Alfred 3 " 1 28
Mills, A. L... 32 " 3 69
John 2 " 6 05
Maxwell, Oss 10 " 1 88
Mitchell, Mrs. Amanda 9 acres 1 95
CRAB CREEK
Aiken, L. T. 107 acres 12 69
" L.L. 26 1 45
Blythe, G. F. 2 u 1 76
Brown, A. E. 16 6 27
Dalton, J. M. 47 " 27 42
Fore, Mrs. Harriet 25 acres 1 45
Hamilton. Amanda 212 " 8 22
Heatherly B. F. 25 " 5 94
Kil patrick, D. H. 10 " bal 1 45
Middleton, Mrs. N. heirs 50 acres 2 92
Morris, J. D.
Orr, R. F.
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" Mrs.
Osteen, Edward heirs
60 bal 2 99
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O WELCOME !
O Where? '- "
g Hotel Gates News Stand
O- Xa.dies Gentlemen, Boys and "(Girls
O A full, fresh-line of best Cigars, Tobacca & Cigarettes
O Also Candies, Chewing Gum, Woodwork Souvenirs
O and Post Cards. ; We make a Specialty of the 'lead.
O ing Daily Papersr Magazines etc. v Your Patronage
O Sicited, ' . v -
O VJv:,:!';RINDELr & BOGER. Props.
Crab Creek
Patterson, H B 20...
Painter, j A 21...
Powell, j E 26...
Sentell, Luther 38...
Sentell, O W 2....
Shepherd, James. .... 84...
Rhodes. R 68...
Scott, ML 23 ..
Smathers, DrV 34..
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1 45
5 71
114
5 67
4 64
13 76
2 86
2 84
Whitesides.AE 50 6 98
Colored
Thomas, Robert..... 9..-....,
GREEN RIVER
Briggs, Henry 1,000
Bain, J. D. 364
" D R 84
" E F .200
" Joseph D 115
Black, Mrs Mary 2
Bacon, Mrs. G. M. 1
Blake, W. G. 18
Bolick, J A 1 lot
Capps, Albert M 97
Clayton T E & Cobb 448
Duncan, Mrs AH 1 lot
Dalton, Mrs Rebecca 33 acres
Fortune, Mrs Mary M 75 acres
Freeman & Staton 300
Golet, Dr. EB a lots
Laughter, R. J. 62 acres
Hart, G. W. 135
Jones. J L 72
Johnson, J C jr 43
B M 60
ED 50
Moody, R H - 84
McElrath, Mrs 13
Osteen A t 108
Owens, A 1 lot
Pace, John W. 110
Rea, Hughes & Canfield 3200 a
Kevis, j u .5
Staton, Mrs M A 36
Stevenson; J H 292
Swiney, Mrs Harriet 80
Simmons, Mrs W B 1 lot
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Tankersly, M T
J. U.
Vaughn, M. W.
Ward, James A
J T heirs
" H R
" J B T
" Miss Ellen heirs
Colored
Williams, Thomas
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75
206
75
87
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N&le, Salley
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1 lot.
Ilot
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33 53
bal 6 79
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10 61
885
2 95
1166
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436
13 84
1 36
216
333
9 46
66 81
2 54
6 95
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7 67
;7 17
4 29
x 20 69
1 13
808
6 95
5 08
123 64
7 75
508
20 47
333
145
183
703
8 61
3 54
216
834
193
3 62
216
115
Jone?, w t o. .......
justice, U D 90
justice, R SI 46
Liverett, John .......153 .bal
Merchant, L L. . . 10
Patterson, U M 14
Parrif, TL. 88
Philips, JB 96
Summers, T A 50
Shipman, Woody.... 4
Stepp, R M ............. 150;
Thompson, A L 22 bal
Tabor, Mrs yary 20
., y . .Edoryville
Daltotl, C'M -75...,. ...
Denneyson. E E 17..'
Grant, J V 60 bal
Hill Sirs M j 94.. ..
Hudgins, S B 2i
Hudgins, S A 67
Hudgins R s... 72
Jones, Mrs Mary 05
Justice, V E.. 15
Justice, T L do.
Justic'a, V E & J 67.
Laughter, TB
Laughter. SO
Laughter, L G
Laughter, Miss M E.
Lausrhter, S L
Laughter, JC
Laughter, Miss B E...
Lyda, I M
LaDe, Lorena.
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3 62
36 80
10 67
6 36
24 59
49 50
1 05
14 39
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4 26
3 10
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8 83
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6 54
5 13
1 45
8 43
1 14
4 50
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2 19
6 07
4 20
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3 77
7 2
3 24
918
3 47
2 38
66
132
16 39
1 31
2 79
7 52
5 96
6 27
105
530
216
9 56
1 70
5 98
15 86
12 86
588
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Moss, W E 57
Morris A M 40. . . .
Nix.BC 93 r.
Rhodes, Martha 25
Warner, Arbv 25 ,
Whitaker, OP. 62....;.,
Whitaker, G W......129
Whitaker, J W 30
Wilson, J R..- 50
Wheeling, rR 23
Colored.
Howell, George 18 1 80
Lil tlejohn, J P. 82.....;: ... 8 00
Owens, Lela.... 27 v 70
Powell, G F. 28 7 73
Hendersonville.
AbbotUFC 226.... r... 77 55
Allen. G W 58, 14 80
Anders, T B 39 14 02
Alexander, Mrs Mary llot..... 6 70
Beacham, W C 1 lot 1 83
Branson, R m 244 ... .bal 12 33
BrockHT Hot 10 84
Brown, W P. .... 7 lots 9 10
Capps, S J If 1 47
Capps, FD 71 bal 6 99
Capps, J B 25, . . .... 6 10
Consumers Lumb. Co. 8 lots... 190 00
Corn, Armlnta 50L. 5 20
Corn, PP 3 v 12 49
Dalton, Louis R, 27 1 92
Dalton, Mrs J H 180 .-. . 10 11
Dalton, WJ..... 18 bal 6 32
Davis, Ira J 2 lots .... 60 76
Drake, R T 12.. 6 42
Fisner, D S 7.. 7 80
bal
Freeman, Hattie L.... I lot
Galloway, RL... I
Garren, Chas. I .... . ...T."
Garren, J A... 10 ....... .
Graham, R L. ....... . I let. ;...
Graham, C E. 22. . . . : . . .
Griffin. T J.. 80
Griffin, DH I lot. TT..
Green,. J T 13........'
Henderson. Mrs ME. 1 lot. . . .
Jackson, T A........ I lot.....
Jackson, j W.... .... 14. ..........
Jackson, Miss SM.... Hot.....
Johnson, F M 2 lots
Jones, j L 2 .......
Justice, W K.. 17....'
Justice, James B ..... . h -.-
Justice, j T 3
justice, Ac.......... li.....
Justice & Lesley. .... . 12 A.;-;..
Kershaw Heirs 10 lots
King, HD r 6
King, W F I bal
King, cM 13........
King, S 8.;.. .T- .. .V 3. ...... .
Jinignt, K j 307.
Liughter, B B ...... . 5 -
Lyda, W c. :.. 3 lots.
Miller, Rachel heirs. 623
Mlntz, oA 3
Mintz.Wm 14...;....
McCalL Mrs H I,. . . . i 7K.., .
Mccarson, james. . . . .138. . . . . ,
Mccaraon, Lauranak.. 6.
Ne'ton, E R...... ,., .67.. .
Newman, A j. ...... . ? 6 lots r . . 7
Perkiny H c 2 lota, : t .
Rhodrs, j O,. . . ..... . 31ots....
Roper, LEU, .312 bal
36 69
147
8 03
39 85
183
19 64
6 36
11 45
130
2 50
48 54
4 43
6 23
44 2o
. 3 70
5 28
'3 96
9 74
10 49
172
21 70
4 10
7 15
7 78
4 93
2 23
13 63
70 33
28 73
"603
12 75
672
18 38
93
-4 77
27 08
;47 20
15 70
17 09
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Colored
Barrow, E m.. I lot..
Beck, Robert, jr.... Hot..
Beck, Robert, 6r. 3 . . . .
coucb, Ezell... I....
Dorty, Henry i
Dogan, S D . . .......... 6 lots.
" G N & J W Fair
Featherston, John
Fields, Isaac .
Fields, Thos...
Fowler, Nathan, est .
Fowler, Sidney
Fowler, Georgiana.. . .
Gaither, james
Goodwin, Jacob
Green, walker
Hallback, April.;
Hamilton, George,...
Harris, Burgin
Berrin, Martin....
jones, Margret...
Kincade, Gw......
King, Henry
Lorance, Dock. . . ,
Lynch, Maggie...
Mills, Frank..
Nesbit. Sarah.... .
Nesbit, CN : 2 lots . bal
Rhode?, Charley 23
Sanders, Heunie. Hot...
Shipman, Joseph 7..
Shipman, bamuel.
Simmons, m S. ...
Sly, Ed
Spann, Isaac...
Tbornfr, George...
Walker Isaac
Wingate, Emma........ Ilot..
9
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Hot.....
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I lot.....
Ilot
I lot.
104-
I lot. 2 20
5S7
2 79
4 97
123
4 59
19 77
7 75
100
7 19
130
143
. I 79
1 88
"5 19
27 70
7 99
II 87
25 60
8 3o
7 59
23 34
. 8 20
4 23
23 56
32 20
147
3 66
5 38
5 68
17 70
4 43
2 59
16 05
7 24
. 3 70
11 87
6 22
25 45
7 05
192
5 52
8 4S
28 50
I 06
3 08
12 70
2 20
5 60
18 40
4 73
147
709
' 25 75
147
625
8 30
2 96
2 20
9 43
The Wanteska Trust and Banking Co. is now
open for. deposits. . Let us have some of your
business. Every courtesy will be extended
-you consistent with sound banking.
Investigate our Life and Fire Insurance De
partments, and lerus -write your insurance.
TRUST AND
BANKING CO.
EShM
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1 lot
6 bal
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Absolutely Pure
The only baking powder
made with Royal Grape
Cream of Tartar
f lo Alum, Ho Lime Phosphate
Protecting Htr CW-.
The woman who had cl;:;:ot a -rr
tain village postofiife was sirouiy s;:?'
pected of tampering wish parcels In
trusted to her care. Oue day a rosy
cheeked youngster, dressed in his best
clothes, entered the po?!o:lice and care
fully laid a huge slkv of k-d t-ak on
the counter.
"With my sister the bride's compli
ments, nd will you please eat as much
as you can?" he said.
The postmistress smiled delightedly
"How very kind of the briJe to re
member me!" she cried. "Did she
know of my weakness for wedding
cake?"
"She did," answered the youngster
coldly, "and she thought she'd send yer
a bit of It this afternoon, just to take
the edge off yer appetite before she
posted any boxes off to her friends f
Exchange.
The Artful Passenger.
"Here, you," said the conductor an
grily, "you rang up a fare. Do that
again and I'll put you off."
The small man standing jammed In
the middle of the car promptly rang
up another fare.- Thereupon the con
ductor projected him through the
crowd and to the edge of the platform.
"Thanks," said the little man. "1
didn't see any other way to get out
Here's your dlme." Philadelphia
Ledger.
Rtal Dialect.
At a traction .line ticket office In
Dayton, O., the other day I overheard
$he following conversation, the parties
thereto being a German woman and
the ticket agent:
"A dlcket tsoo Zinzin-nay-tee."
"One way?" . , -
"Zwel ways."
Then as he stamped the tieket the
purchaser asked:
"I haf dime to valdt how much?"
Chfcs&sa Kec
First Class -
Farm implements
at reasonable prices.
You save Labor, Time
and Money when you
buy Implements that
, wear well and work well.
The kind that we selL
We issue one of the best and most
complete of Farm Implement Cat
alogues. It gives prices, descrip
tions and much interesting infor
mation. Mailed free upon request.
- -Write for it.
The Implement Co
1302 East Main St,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
We are headquarters for
V. Crimp and other Roofing, Wire
Fencing, Barb Wire,' Poultry
Netting, etc. . --
Write for prices on any supplies or
Farm Implements you require.
W. A. SMITH, President
P. F. PATTON, SecyTreas.
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The First National Bank never loses sight of the fact &
g that its growth can only be promoted through the satis- 4
The Welfare of ojr
Depositors
faction of its deposits, and uses-every means within onr
P power to give a perfect banking service.
The
JTirst ractioriaj Bank
m - or tiendersonviiie.
W. J. DAVI8r Pres. K. G. MOURIS. V. Pres J. Mc RHODE8, Cashier
D. C. BARROW
President
Q. C. SONNER
Vice-President
H. B. LANE
Cashier
Directors: David C. Barrow. Q. O. Sooner W. C. Robertson S. D. Staton
II. 13. Lane; -
Carolina State Bank "
SALUDA. N. C.
A general banking business transacted.
Exchange bo ughtand sold on all the leading commercial
centers of the world. - '
P unts of farmers merchants and individuals solicited
p li rable terms. We have ample funds to loan our
custo . s, and invite youto call on us. -
4 per cent Interest Paid on Time Deposits
NEW SPRING OXFORD.
THEY ARE BEAUTIES!
II. Redwood & Do. Asheville; N. C.
A wealth of Spring Novelties in fineDress Goods, o
Wool and Silk. Dainty White Goods, Laces, Embroideries,
Etc. Gloves, Hosiery, and Underwear Kimonos, Shirt
Waists, Etc, Ladies' Suits and Skirts
Hats, Fancy Goods and Butterick Patterns.
Also Men's and Boys' Suits and Furnishings- Fine
Shoes for ladies, children, men and boys. . . .Hats, Caps, Um
brellas Trunks and Bags Fine Rup-s from very small
sizes on up to about 12x12.
v Immediate attention to mail orders.
Those who have visited our store since we opened up
our New Spring Goods
have without an exception admired greatly the snappy
selection of our stock.
Sheer white goods in bars and Stripes
White and Colored Silk Chifons
The latest Colors in Silk Pongee
Tissue Voils in dainty little checks
And many other pretty things in dress goods and
accessories. Are always glad to show the new goods
and styles.
J. O. WILLIAMS
Phone 59 Bxitterick Patterns
Furnitxire Re-upholstered
Furniture Refinished. x
"- MoLttresses Renowoted
Awnings made to order.
Absolute Satisfactory Guaranteed
References Furnished
12 Pine Street ; Hendersonville, N C