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How's this for weather?
Don't throw any bricks! j.
AV. E. Freeman, Zirconia;; was
in town Sunday.
Miss Allie Kilpatrick; who has
keen sick for so long, is now
convalescent, ; " -t
Get your special wheat fertile
zers, Owl Brand, at TwB.: Carson's
at the depot Wi v.; ,
You can get thev'Biltrite" and
-Steadfast" Shoes atT., B. Car
son's, at the Depot c - y -
The place where they sell the
best shoes in . town T. B. Car
son's, at the Depots V
Miss Nannie Liou Ualdrop is
now teaching music in a school
at Winterville, N. C: . - . i t ,
The Woman's Auxiliary of St
James Church met at - the Rec
tory on Friday afternoon.-
Mr. and Mrs. W: C. Stadley
have gone to Beaufort, S. C.
where they will spend the winter.
D. M. Hodges, the well known
insurance man of Asheville, was
in town last week on business.
E. Lewis & Son's store will be
closed next Monday on : account
of it's being a Jewish holiday. '
Miss Estelle. JSgertoh has re
turned to Raleigh, where she will
re-enter St -Mary's school. - -
The K. of P. 's held tjheir regu
lar meeting last Monday night
It was full of interest Charles
A. Hobbs knows it
Special Notice to whom it
may concern. Pay your fertili
zer and wagon notes due on Oct
1st. T. B. Carson.
Miss Nettie LeGrand is in
Wadesboro, her home, visiting
her mother there. She will re-
l -turn this week.
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I JfvP- Biumhe clever propurehased an exceptionally' fine
prietbr of .the Red Store, ' has
)pne to lew York where he will
purchase his lioliday goods. - '
Election day, Thanksgiving
Bay, which - follows, very appro
priately, and Christmas will soon
he here. V . "
Joe Laurence and family of
Etowah left last Thursday for
Sinder, Oklahoma, where Mr.
Laurence will engage in farming.
R. C- Clarke andC. F. Toms
will be scalped by Talequah chiefs'
at the next meeting of Talequah
Tribe 98, Improved Order Red
.Men. -; y
Ex-Sheriff Williams has re
turned to town from Sugar Loaf
and Salola Inn, and will now en
deavor to sell some really desir
able real estate. - -J ' : v
The Young Men's Republican
lub met last- Friday ' night
John Grant addressed the meet
ing. The ceiling of the store be
low is somewhat damaged.
Mrs. Thomas Frady, who has
been spending several days here
with her daughter, Mrs. H. M.
Plynn, left for her home, at
Uree, N. C. Monday.
An Oklahoma ; democrat v now
here wants to bet $2000 even
money that he can name the
ext president . Of the United
States. Address may be lad at
the Hustler office. . r'
Miss Willie Morrow, who has
been so very sick for several
months, is now convalescent
and under the . skilful guidance
of Dr. Egerton, is rapidly return
ing to health.
honel75 P.O. Box 367
Star Dray & Jfed Co.
C H. Hamilton, Manager f
On Church st, irear bf urt'HoM
See urif jfm"irH"BkaVa'Mei
None, or if youTieed any ,00 if or the
"inter. jy- v.,- ? '
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Heavy H
The Edwnrds Hardware Com
pany have a superb line of stoves
of all grades and prices. ; ; v.
.Sunday's rain was welcome to
the farmers of the county. 'Tv7c
the first rain in four weeks. !
Rev. J. W. Mobre has been to
Granite. Falls for ten days' hold-,
ing a meeting. ,He will fill his
pulpit Sunday. : ,
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, The Bori Marche, Asheville's
leading dry goods store has an J
announcement of interest in this
paper on page 7?. .
; John Humphries, proprietor of
the Spartan Inn, Spartanburg
who has often visied this town,
died in Spartanburg Sunday. "
F. C. Abbott, of . Charlotte,
was in town this week .visiting
his family -who are stil) at their
beautiful Flat Rock summer
home.
AldermanJ. A. Bryson is very
slowly recovering from his seri
ous sickness, and it will be "many
weeks yet before he is able to be
out again.;
. R. M. Oats, of ; the Electric
Company, is still confined to I hig
bed. Mr. Oats' many friends;
miss him on Main street " .these
fine days. 1
: Mrs. James Jackson lias K re
turned from Greenville, whereJ
sne nas spent tne past weeK,
called there by the serious sick
ness of her mother. ' - '
Prof. Richard G. , Mace and
Hiss Delia Blythe were mar ried
Wednesday, Sept. 23, at the
home of the bride's parents at
Bowman's, Buff. ; Rey. Zebulon
A. Shipman officiated. ,
Isabelle, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. R. A. Moody, is serious
ly ill. A. trained nurse is in at
tendence. and all that medical
skill can do is being done for the
sick chilli. .
J. 0. Williams has returned
irom jNew
from New York where he 'has
stock of Fall goods. Mr. Wil
liams looks for a general resump
tion of business immediately .af
ter.election; .
. Alma LeeEdwards, the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Ed
wards, is seriously ; sick. A
trained nurse is in attendence
and all the best medical skill being-
used to bring this charming
littleTady back to health.
Mr. Al M. Ives, who has been
spending the summer here, has
returned to his home, Jackson
ville, Fla. subscribing for tiie
Hustler, however, before leaving.
Alvin Gerievar, who has been
spending the season at Mrs. Hes
terley's and Freeman's pleasant
4 'Summer Home, ' ' has returned
to Jacksonville. His mother,
and brother will remain -Here
for some time yet. : -M
Mr: Miller of the Asheville
Stbye Works will be here about
Oct IjSt, ' and will repair your
stoves and ranges at, low. .prices.
They make e verthing for stoves,
ranges and furnaces. -Address
"Stoves care. Hustler office.
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Dr. J. - Silver, an , occuliast ; of
high - reputation, spent a few
days in town this week. Dr. Sil
ver has offices in Greenville and
Augusta and bears testimonials
f rom such men as the iate Gen.
John. B." Gordon and Bishop
Candler.": ' . ! v
- Mrs. ; Pardue and daughter,
Miss Georgette, with Mrs. S. P.
Maywbbd all of Charleston, are
guests of Mrs. Tumor. "Mrs.
Padure lias iiot : been here for
six years past and thinks the
town has much improved dur
ing that time, altho' ' she misses
the big tree3 which used to adorn
I.lin street '; ; ?-.;r
; SIWildTvof AsheYiller ;a
nene'.j?fClpV and
Hlzi jyta Xnce, of Arden, were
rf "irrid"1;, at thehoxne.' ofr'the.
l)flde'st pErents 'pn;';5unday '.by
Rqyr Stikeieatiier. ? . ,lr.; 'Jand
Mrs. - Wild will reside ' inAshe-
Yes, now is the time to ;
make up all your good old
Pickles, Preserves, Catsup, '
; Jam, and don't forget' the V
PumpkirvPye, but you can't
make all the'se without
t Good Spices
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So let us supply Vpu yith
. both whole and - g: ind.,v
spices in any quantit'V
' Cloves
'AHlspice
Pepper
vMacq
Nutm'eT
Mustar6
; Celery "
Caraway
Ginger Vy
Turmericr
Coriander ,
hunters Pharmacy.
Near the Postofficel
Hi
W A NTE D Small furnished
Cottage or two or three rooms in
good neighborhood "by quiet coup-"
le, light housekeeping. Address
Hustler. . o-l-lt-p
Glazener: cuts the price ;and
sells the -goods, one thousand
sample hats for men and boys at
half price; Glazener. T-j -
.Some really desirable box wait
ing paper for only seven cents
per box.' Regular price 10 cents.
Hustler Print Shop, phone -six. 4
Your price is bur; if- you
want a buggy or surrir see
Claude Brown; '
v WANTED A Tenant for a
farm two miles from ; the court
house. ' Apply at Hustler office.
F O U N D Pair eyeglasses.
Owner can have same by calling
pat this office and paying for this
advertisement. . r r.t
WANTED To rent furnished
room to couple or lady. Will
charge one-half price. Wanted
for, company.1 . P. D. Heffner.
' 'For everything in dry goods
and clothing see Qlazenerp, he
cuts the price. ;
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Printing, stationery, school
supplies ink, blank books, 'tab
lets, fine and medium box'paper,
at the Hustler-Print Shop, y
Carload of Fertilizer at lowest
prices. i . Will sell as cheap as
anyone in the county. Dr. T. . A.
Allen, Sr. Opposite Court House.
FOR SALE -Station Wao n
new, cheap, at Mr. Sunofskey s
W. P. Bartlett s-9-tf
500 good quality liote heads
and 500 envelopes, handsomely
printed, for one dollar each.
Hustler Print Shop, phone six.
Buff Rocks and Rhodes Island
Reds. A fine ' lot of cockerels
and pullets of above breeds ;f or
sale at $1.00 each; R. W. Marsh
all. S-l-8t,p.
"-. Stetson shoes. Stetson hats;
New fall styles, now ready.
Glazener's- "...
VALLEY VIEW: Pleasant lo
cation, large cool rooms. On Tox-;
away R. R., 5 minutes walk from
Station and P. O. Good Table.
Ideal place for those wishing to
spend a montn oi rest ana quiet.
Address Box No. 50. . .
S7-6t-p. Horse Shoe, N. C.
OLD PAPERS v Old papers
for sale at this office. Ten, cents
per hundred. : 3'
! FOR ' RENT Furnished or
unf urnishei, two nice new, fine
. . ill 1l 1:
room cottages witn an moaem
conveniences. fTwo blocks; from
Gates Hotel. " Henderson ville,
N. C. See Claude Brown. Oct
l-3t r-:
You can get; tile famous Bil
trite and Steadfast Shoes only at
T. B.- Carsonfs, at the depot j
-FOR SALE- XDider mill' K E.
W. Gurfe Route r 5, ;Qity.-:;S12-
3t-ltw. . . . - , . . . ,. ,
:l Your price is ours; V if ; you
want a buggy or , -surry see,
Claude Brown.
Contractor " Jos. " McCrary hs
juqt finished a six. room addition
to Mrs. .Hattie Scott's pleasant
home near the depot- ' - -
Urs. William Hewitt, accom
panied by her, daughter Eliza
beth, has gone to Glenn Springs,'
S:,C. for a few weeks' rest -
N: M.;HalIowell, the-very, ef
ficient local reporter of the Daily
Hu3tler, npw deceased, has gone
to Mars Hill; where he will prob
ably 1 remain during the tvinter ;
' 'W. A. Smith, jr., is now a
student at OakRidge;that fine
institution from1 which so many
Hendersonviile boys have ;) grad
uated with credit to themselves
and to' the College. 4
-Contractor McCrary is rushing
the work 'oh the hew three-story
yunuing .otr jyiain streets lie isf
delayed -juSt liow by the ; non
arrival of ;the iron work for tlie
front of the building.1 '"'J
yf Miss Maggie Justice, the ac
complished daughter of(,ilr., and
Mrs. S. J Justice, .and llr. JSSJ
Rozin, vdU b6 inarried on Thurs
day ,: (today) atf the homof the
bride's parents on theiAsleyilIe
Lroad. They will JleaveT immedP
ately for Baltimore, the' home of
.. , .k y;-?1" -' -;-4- (-.-
Miss S. ft. Weimorts, of Colum
bia, S. C.,! who hasi spent the last
three seasons here, will remain
during the winter. v Mrs; Wei-
morts thinks, so favorably, of
Hendersonviile that she has
already leased.a, ; house . for next
summer, Postmaster Jackson's
house, on Broad street. ' -
J. F. ; Ghormley,. a native of
Tennessee, a well known civil
engineer, from Illinois, has rent
ed M. L. Shipman's house for
the , winter, i Already favorably
impressed with Hendersonviile,
it is extremely likely that this
gentleman will locate here .per
manently,;;. . :; ;
Frederick and Henry Whipple,
of Beauforti ?S. 1 C., who' have
been spenlhng: he summer here,
havfretu So
fayorablyJ? impressed - are ' these
gentlemen v with this beautiful
country that it is, extremely prob
able they jdll return ;- next year
and purchase property here.'
; For -goodness sake: girls, do
stop arid look at those remarkable
shoes in 7; Glazener's window.
One's Ja tian; trimmedrwith red,
with pearl; buttons and. a, silver
buclcerv'vfnie other's different
it makes you pinch yourself to see
,if you are awake.i It's got a cuff
on it -at the top you know and
its red and green and scolloped
out fancy like; -arid; its just too
cute; ior':' anything! If. Zeb
Arledge will promise riot to run
us in we're ce rtairily gdng to get
a pair we certainly are ! s 0 . .
Mr, Frank Barnwell loaded his
wagori not long ago, with a car-
go of fine apples, and came to
town without a thought 'tih ' what
would happen while hr'j away."
He was no Sooner out sight
however, thari Wflfiam , McAbee
came into the house with- jSquare;
G. W Lyda anxlm a I feiriin
uteMr. Brriweilccbmlish-v
ed daughter Viola Was Mrs. Wil
liam McAbee; ; and - the - happy
couple left for parts unknown; .
; Before yoii start to read this
paper, take'a knife arid - slit the
top edges. You will ' find it far
w -"-1.. -1 -t
more convenient ana nandytnan
to.fold and refold., - - - ' .
A large party , of Henderson
viile' people went to Asheville
last Thursday to attend the D;
K. meeting- a K. of 5 P;
orgariizatfonv, .The D, O. K. ' Ki
will be a prominent , feature: of
the;K. of P,;Grand Lodge in this,
town next ryearr and it is d
they iztd, to' tear ip -the town
whcii'iliey get' here. . . '
vr&pottg th seiri Asheville were:
&?E: Brooks; Mr and Mrs. F. 5
TKbmas; Mr. and Mrs. R. N.
Wilcox, Mr. -and ' Miss Rutland.
Mrs. Josephine Fuller, JD.. I R.:
Brannon. , '
"7' ' v,;; AVe are ho win 3 tke V,n:t- "Jv'" 'VJ ,'-Jv-
vr -' i: t'j . h -' ti?st ; selection- cf fell zvzls '
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" . This should be one of the essential features in select
ing abank in which to ; deposit ; your money. .Note that ;
i&&tti is $S0,Q0Qi Shareholders Liabaity;$50,00Q; Sur- -M
pilus $9,000 In addition to our great financial strength you -A
will find true courtesy and theispiritol accommdation disA
5 played by both omcers snd:: employes. We-Ahiviteybur
account. : tiC" -'"y;:; ci r :A:Tjr--riV -"' -::.v. '. .; lM;i v? "..v- -.
Capital $50,000.00
ifcjoyer ohe Quartor of a Million 0oUart&;
W.J. DAVift':PMt:.JKr;
K. G. MORIVic
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Loans anddiscourits. i l$37, 330. 11
Overdrafts scuredi .. . 26. 92
Furniture and Fixtures 1 2,52.12
Demand loans.i-J jl : . 2!00. 00
Due from Banks arid' : ''r-:' '-.
Bankebiil855;03
Cask itemi;! 224.13
Gold coiiAti.;262.50
Silver coinl, "f
"': minoriwtgn
National bianl? nopi arid,Cr :
other U. S. nofei--- 10,255.00
3talL-$69, 276.95
State of North CJaroHna, .County
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swear that the above statement is
and belief. - , ; " ;
- Correct--Attest:
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: r;: ' v '. -: -rr ' ' -' - ' ; ; Directors,
v Subscribed and . sworn to before trie, this 30th day of September
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;- V i We would like to Jbe ypurs. r. pur policy: is ? SOUND,;
LIBERAL and JUSTVJ We are deserving of your confid-&
ence, we want your business, and will treat you right. Our7
Insurance Department is equipped to' insure your Hf your
house, your barn, your plate glass front, and. to indemniry
you: in case 'of ?Qcj&ici&j&
Come In and Let Us
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J. MAGK RHODES, Chxer :
S. RHODESAisi: hieri
for business July 2, 1908 ''.y
flawing is the condition
at theclose of business
23, 1908
LIABILITIES '
Capital stockii660.CO
Undivided profits, less
current expenses arid ,C-: ':r:-;, -;:;f.;:.;'-V-taxes
paid ; It28a29
"Time Certificates of ' ;.; .
Deposit...:: 8,224.48 .
Deposits; subject J -;v--"vv:;v. ;
x:heck...... .1.. 36,743; ;. ;
Cashier's checks : s .'T;r ' V i'-' -'
outstanding i ; 1 2.75 " " 5
Certified Checks;i: Jii2ll.b6 IS
1 Total$69,276.95'?
of Henderson, SS: :'i ' 'W
tne aoove-named Dank, do solemnly
true to the best of my knbwlej?
a E. BROOKS, Cashier:
. F. A. BLV. y.
: ; JOHN EWBANK
v' ' " - Notary Public; ,
28th, 1909
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