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G.'&iJyUtf safsiie sells goods
at Lake Toxaway as a conse
quence of his ad. . in The Hustler:
The Congressional Records Re
ceived at this ofncere the best
thing in the world with which
start the office fires.
Miss NettieLeGrand has been I
giving some; dainty ittle , jboxes
of the famous Steere's 'Chocolates
to her friends a delicious con
fection, satisfying in every w,ay.
Of the five prisoners who left
the Hotel de-JaiL but one, has
returned-rrthe Preacher, altho'
strenuous efforts to locate the
others are being .made. .
J. 0 Williams, undoubtedly
one, . of r the most reliable, mer
chants of this State, has some
thing to say in this issue. You-d
better read it!
A1 day or so of mean, wet
weather, and then the same
glorjouSf sunshine. as of -.old!
That's: Henderson ville weather
wmle iteblizzrdsJ,and snownd
zero weather in the North and
West
The big dynamo and other
machinery ol tne uotei w neeier
plant,, has been taken out of the
hotel and shipped to Asheville,
'Twas a big job, but Charley
Hamilton of the Star -Wood - and
Dray. Co. , managed it easily and
successfully of course!
The Flat Rock road -from the
railroad tracks to the last bridge
is in a most deplorable condition.
One ,of the main traveled roads,
itadly needs attention, and a
man with a wheelbarrow even
could soon remedy those terrific
HIlPIgsMo Leave.
Mr. Chas. E. Pless will leave
this town shortly and open a large
book- and stationery . store in
Winstnn. N. C where Mr. Pless
considers the prospects for such
an enterprise extremely naxier-
infr
Mr. PIpss lef t for New York
nn TiipsHav to huv his stock for
his new store, which he will open
on reDruary 1st.
For the Present Mr. Pless will
continue his present busi ness in
Henderson vine. .
.The msmv friends here of Mr.
ahd Mrs. Pless will regret ex-oAedinff-lv
tn hear of their depar
ture. Mr. Pless has given .the
town a hoolc store worth v of the
name in every papticular and of
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wnicn ixfwua jnany umcs mc oi-c
of TTendersnnville mav not boast.
but they know he will m be as
eminently successful in his new
held as e has been nere.
Ieilfcspve's llissionaiy.
.This goodly city can now claim
th distinction of having a mis
sionary ot her own in Korea and
Rev. J. W.-Moore, the zealous
and beloved pastor of the .Meth
odist church is a very happy man.
He had been working and pray
ing to this end for some time, and
last Sunday week laid the matter ?
before his congregation,..
It was announced that $600
would .; have to-. be .. raised for
foreign Emissions, in order to sup
port a .missionary. In a short
time about $400 of this amount;
was subscribed, and since then :
the. balance has been secured,and
the.church has assumed the sup-.
port ipf a splendid, .young . South
Carolinian, Rev. M. B. Stokes
who.-Ja x. alreadV iin Korea,
and.doing wipnderful work, for
the cause of .God and humanity
. Our;., community : is certainly
blessed with live, working
churches, and able, zealous pas
tors. ; All Jof them Are doing
nobly in the greit work -of win
ning the world for Christ, and
all good- people will rejoice at
this evidence of the fact.
The farmers are invited to call
and;see me. . , , J. R. WiUson.
Srick f of sale at retial at"
J. R. Willson's.-
Car load of Cypress Lath at
.J.:K. WUlson's.
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3 coats, $12.50 coats, for ....... ........
5 coats, '-"12.00 coats, for ............... ..
4 coats. 8.00 coats, for
1 2 coats, 5.0 0 coats, for ..i. ............ .
TANS AND MODES
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$8.50
.8.00
5.00
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8 coats, $12.00 coats, for
8 coats, 10.60 coats, jFor
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9.00 coats, for.
7.50 coats, for
$7
5 coats,
9 coats
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6.50
6.00
3.75
MISSES
5 coats, $2.50 coats, for.
6 coats, 5.00 coats, for.
5 coats, 4.00 coats, for.
1.50
3.00
2.00
These Coats are of many beautiful designs, the very last wcfcin
style, were bought at a very' low price arid are offered at cost We
believe they 'a6 '"We biggest bargains ever off ered in- the city, and urge
ybu to call and inspect iheihi W might talk ari rhour-to becottpcr
id that here is a legitimate, bona f ied reduction m seasonable merchan
dise. we i ask ybu to mspectljne coats yoursett.
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Main Street
. HL'SJBriiin has crone trT
ton for a few weeks.
Lookfor J. W. Cairnea
riouncement in this paper nejt
- BORN To Rev. and Mm T
N. Wilcox,- on January ;seventh,
a daughter, Agnes. ' .
I ; Mr. .Chas. E. Pless left for-
ew - xorK mesaay, ana' will
return in about ten days.-
P. W. Hart, FlatlocV ll
from a chair one day- last-week;
in his home, and broke hi srni. '
! tJ.-1. -Dermid, -the - county
school superintendent, lefflat
week for- a short vaca'tion in
Florida. . .- ..- , '
" 'S. 'Johnson has sftmA offfiii
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Arnold's silks at his.;, slrejor , '
umy ceuisa yara--siiKs2macie
to sell at 50 cents v . , iu. 4 . f . J 4 :
' Misses Fannie . an il'. .T9io
Wheeler, of Ashevil wer je
Quests of -Miss Helen Cljxi
andMiss Grace Bate, WeHnesay.
Born To Revltodilik fiLJL
Liverett, of Des, - Moines,. Iowa,
pn: New Year's Day; a son, 'Who
nqw.answers to the , call jof -Vll-
Dur Maurice Ldverett. . , . ; .
The smiline face of Mr. -E. C.
Ingram and, his brother are again
seen on our streets. . Mr. In
gram says he is glad, -to be back
in "God?s Country."" ,1
Hon. A; Cannon left on. Mon-
I day for Raleigh, called there Jby
his duties as a member osE. tne
legislative committee of . the
State Board of Agricultures -
left last week for Little .Rock,-.
Ark., where he has accepted ' the
professorship of . pharmacy iand
oacienoiogy 01 uie vxueg qi
Physicians and Surgeons of .that
hplace. -:'."
The annual sermon to the ;Re-
bekah Lodge, I. 0. 0. F., will.be
delivered at the Batitist Chnrch.
3 p. m. Sunday, by Dr." Hughes,
Xnere win oe special . music .ana
the public generally and th& DcJd
a eiiows especially, are invite ,0 .
attend. The ; collectijoh.' '.taken
will be for the benefit of the." Or
phanage at Uoldsboro, . recency
burned, entailing a loss of $3Q
000. .. ? . . '. ' v;-. :
fir. Atkins, nresidinflr elder of
the Asheville district,, preached
at the Methodist; Church, "Sun
day morning and night, and held
the. quarterly uonierence,. jaon
day' morning. " Dr. . Atkirts. was
once pastor of this church, , . and
jus visit was a source ui. yicoac
10. nis many inenuii.
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Did you ever see aTPWPF?
J. R. Willson.
Take a trip through a li ve ,Lum-
Jber. Shed.' .a J. R Willson.
rlEvenr pair marked
H; iprice in Blue has
been reduced
Te Dermid has returned
from an extended trip thro' .Ihe
I ttt.j.' J rt il. -.Ili.v.Ama nf
w est ana ooum, visiuug oww
the famed farming sections X)f
ttie country. While favorably
i lmpressea, ivir. ueniuu any
water of old JHendersorT tastes
good and there are no cycione
I cellars here, either.
Mr TTfncr has been cal
led suddenly to Florida, leaving .
here :on Baturaay, summoneu .
there by the death 01 ner orotner
Mr. C; A -Durham, wno cueu at
his, home in Duval . county on
Saturday; Mr. Burhham was ;
well known here, where he had
many friends, ana was a strong
aamirer oi xienuerBuiiv"c. f v.
ni- Wm: T?i!n Kirk has 're
turned from Charlotte where he
Jias been attending, the meeting
of the North Carolina State
Tuberculosis Association. Dr.
Kirk believes this session pi tne
Association has been of the
greatest benefit to thephysicians
in Attendance. There; were mnr
papers read, some 40. or. ,6V,, six
of which were puDiisnew..-,",
Charlotte Observer, Dr. Kirk ft
amongst them. . ;
Sewing Hades.
The best values , in sewing
machines can. be .obtained at
Singei: Store. Machines sold for
cash or on ;easy terms, liook ior
theit? S ' Sincrer sewing Mach
ine X)o:'Hendersonvill6t N. C.
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