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UZT J - ' HENDERSONVILLE, "N. C.f FRIDAY AUGUST 5 1910. . No. 17
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EofweilljIdM Formal Ooeniri was Robbed
July 30. The Bun-
nty republican conven
Cere today, was largely
pthusiastic and harmo-
j perfect order which pre
a refreshing contrast to
I proceedings of a demo
;ention held in the same
few weeks ago.
t Was made permanent
'and presided with his
ty. The ticket nomina
Jvery strong one. There
that a good day's work
jpublican cause was ac
1 today.
tw.. Wakefield, a well
d very popular railroad
nominated for state sen
Uoenine uesaav was
Enjoyable Qccasion
Friday and Saturday. August . 5
and 6, there will be a sacrifice sale
of some valuable lots at Hyman
The formal opening of Wayside Inn, the new family
hotel on Butte mountain at East Flat Rock, was held
Tuesday night, August 2, with banquet and a dance.
There was a large and representative attendance from
Hendersonville and Flat Rock and other points.
The evening Was greatly enjoyed by all who were
present. The prize for barn dancing was awarded to Miss
oi some vaiuauie iuus : ai . xiyuiau T .... XT. . j -AEl , titjuaaw "'
tt.... Cr.u .Jii Lillian Hmht and Alex WiUson. ,
neignis. uu our mm iagc vyiii- uc , ; - ."r r .
found an exceedingly interesting an- . . Throughout the day a. number of visitors from various
nouncement with reference to this points came to inspect the hotel . and its beautiful sur-
sale and the special inducements roundings and .they "were' yetyayprably; impressed with
offered. Further particulars may te an that they saw. The hotel is inodern and up-to-date in
obtained from W. A. Garland, G. C aU respect and will meet a want which has long been felt
TutU W. It Gaffney .ordm Graham , . tna6mmunity. The lOcatiSnis ataiirahly chosehas
The property is very advantageously A." 1 au- .7. :, . v .&wj&t . - .
. , . f. : ;f 5c oqo hr Qfppooih p and commands a view of extraor-
;ilUi" , " located, ana any one wno is tnmKing pi- yj " 7
Vfw&'KZf rMvy vvfa;c'' , of investing in desirable real estate, dinary beauty and attractiveness.
Tuesday night some persons or
persons unknown broke into the
Hawkins jewelry store on Main
street and stole "six diamond rings,
some watches and other property,
the aggregate loss being more than
S1.000. No clue to the thieves has
yet been found.
beveral months ago the same
store -and several others on' Main
street were robbed; but perpetrators
of thatjset of crimes were discovered
and arrested and a large part of the
t.olen property was recovered.
Syery effort will be made to locate
the last gang of culprits.
4rlmen,V'were nominated
JslaX&re; John A Nichols,
5man of high reputation,
iated for clerk of the su
irt; C. A Rice for register
Clyde Reed for tax collec
3arrett for auditor; Frank
y- for sheriff.
'publican in Buncombe is
jo wing. . ,
will do well to attend the sale.
Anions the guests Tuesday night ' were a party frdm
Hehdersonville chaperoned by 'Mrs. Lila Ripley BarnWell.
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Wednesday afternoon a little : smoke was discovered
from a burning' brush pile on th mountain, and some sen
sational person started the report that the hotel was on
eg fire. We are glad to say 'that ,he report was absolutely
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Beverly, July .31. I'residen&Taft
has approved without comnient;an
WurumfU'OjmimmimiifumBWum opinion by Attorney GeherWiclr-
ersnam to tne euect uiat xuere is no
THE BANK s ACCOUNT
Is the first step 'towards success and fortuce.
Protect your family in emerger.cies.
vTEducates'. your, children. !
Makes you independent.
Gives you a standing in the community.
IV' In you do not not have a BANK account, let us
'' :-. suggest that you start one with us at once.
-v?- J Either a checking or : savings 'account will be help
fultoyou. ..
provision of th$ lay' by which the
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uisequal battle, was not sufficient to
oyecome the complication of dis
eases, am oii which was. pneumonia
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."..A Gonventfori "of the Republicans
-pf . Heiidersbn County is hereby
calledsfa meet in the Court House
E statue Of General, Robert E.Lee, in in the town of. Hendersonville, at
Confederate uniform can be removed 11 o'clock in the -forenoon, Satnr-
from Statuary' tl all in tne Uapitoi . uuy, Augusi iytw. iUl
at Washington.
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plain when the temperature oes as
highas86.
The ladies of Fruitland will give a
box supper and sell some delicious
cakes Friday night, August 5, for
the benefit of the new Methodist
church. Everybody is cordialy in
vited ; girls, bring boxes ; boys, come
and btrythem, the church is badly,
in need of help.
Kate Goodwin, daughter of Jake
Goodwin, died Thursday morning atT;
her home near Flat Rock, aged eigh-v
teen years. The funeral will 'take
place Friday at the hurying ground
of the Society of Necessity, a well
known organizaien of the colored
people at Flat Rock.
. M. M. Shepherd, tjbe enterprising
merchant who keeps r up with the
timesand acjvertisesin The Times
has a heat and attractive little ad
vertisement in this week's - , paper.
It will pay our readers to read what
he savs and act accordinjily. He
has been selling shoes for about a
quarter of a century and he tan
give mighty good values. , !
"Flat Rock, a Sketch 6f the PasC
is the title of a booklet ' which' was
G. W. Conner from Bearwallow j nrst published two or three years ago
ana wnicn is now uu saie av &co
Art Gallery. The booklet- hasatv
tracted wide-spread attention asi it ;
deals with an interesting subject a
another meeting Saturday, August lis written by one who has exptinn-'
.Was in town this week attending the
good roads meeting.
At the- good roads meetmg held
this week it was decided to hold
c.
'F. E. Durfee, President
E. W. Ewbank, V. President
C. E. Brooks, Cashier
. CLEARANCE SALE OF SUMMER GOODS
V$150 wash Skirtsfull width -at 88c
'$2.00 Wash Skjfts, neatly trimmed selling now for 98c
,- $4.00 Wash Suits in-all the leading colors selling now for $2.89
White Shirtwaist goods and figured Lawns
4dc whishirtwaist goods in different patterns selling now at- 7F
(415c white Batiste,-suitable for dresses selling now at 10c
Full line of dress goods, suitable for skirts, such as Panamas, Mo
. hairs, Serges etci selling now at greatly reduced prices;
"Ve will sell; all our Millinery at about ene half-price. This is'
' I . Here are aiw extra specials for Saturday.and Mdnday. t
10 vds Calico '39c - ' - 10 vds fidnrfid TaWi :29f
v 10 yds Camton Flannel 39c " v " . y "lO ys Apron5inem
Beverly, ' Mass., Aug. 2 --New
York state politics brought Vice
President Sherman and William T.
Ward, republican national comrnit
ternan for that state, to Beverly late
yesterday, and they were in confer
ence with the president for an hour
cr more. The visit had to do al
most wholly with the situation in
New York. General politics was
was also discus and the president
enjoyed his visitors.' y'rt)
As to the mfluence ' of Xnel
Theodore Roosevelt. in 'New York,
there is every reason to believe that
etflfA Ipnders fullv reconeize its
potency. This phase entered into ; CleatCreekTownship
yesterday's conference at Burgess
Point and President Taft was told
that it was the hope of New York
politicians that a candidate might
be seclected upon which all factions
cari unite: -
".The." vice president and Mr. AYard
been no crystalization of sentimet in
favor of any one man as yet.The
stjite convention is not to pe neia
until " the" later part of September,
and the leaderMe) there is plenty
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of time to work out the situation.
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E. Lewis
pose of nominating a candidate to
represent the county in the nex
General Assembly of . North Caro
lina, and the candidates for the
various comity, offices, to-wit: Clerk
of the, Superior Court, -Register o
Peeds, Sheriff, Coroner, Surveyor
and three county commissioners,
and -for transacting such other
business as mav properly come be-
.for the convention, me commit
tees of the various townships and
voting precincts of said county are
resnecttullv requested to call a
meeting of the Republicans of their
said" townships or voimg precincts
on Saturday August iy, at z o cJocr
T). m..' for the - T)unose oi eJectin
delegates to the county convention,
and selecting: " township or yotins
precinct committees to serve for thti
ensuing two years v,
The number of delegates to which
the various townships or voting pre
cincts will be entitled to is as fol
lows:
Bat Cave Precinct 3Delegates
Blue Ridsre Township, 10
Bowman's Bluff Precirict 3
2
Crab Creek Precinct 4
Kdney ville Precinct 4
Etowah Precinct - 2
E. Hendersonville Prect. 6
Flat Rock Precinct 3
Green River Precinct 5
Hooper's Creek Township 6
Horse Shoe Precinct 2
Mills River frecinct 4
Raven Rock Precinct 3
W: Henderson ville Prect S
We earnestly reauest the republi
cans to attend the meeting to be
held in their townships or voting
nrecincts.and send good-men to me q
county convention to nominate the In
candidates and transact tne ousiness
of the convention. Done by order
of the Republican Executiye Cam-
mittee of paid county.
.-This Jul v 28th. liilU.
. - R. H; Staton ,
Ohmln. Bep.- Ex. Com. Henderson
" ,Uounty;
. - . J. D. Davis,
Sec ' - Rep- Ex. Com. Henderson
.County.
13, for the purpose of effecting an
organization. ' ,
Hillside Park, on the west side, is
being opened up as a South Caroli
na colony." A number of lots have
already been sold to prospective
colonists.
The concert Tuesday night at the
-WheeWWlhT
an Catholic church was a great suc
cess. The net profits amounted to
about 4 100. . 3 v; .
Washington, D: C.lk experiencing
what the ost calls "a refreshing
cool wave." . For one whole day the
thermometer did not rise' above 96.
Here in' Hendersonville we corn-
ally good opportunities for collecting
information.
JUST PRINTED
On good Bond Paper ,
Warranty Deeds
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Our big Soda Season is now on us and we
are well prepared to take care of the great
crowds who want GO O D SOD A, Our
magnificent Iceless fountain is serving many
fine tempting drinks to our many patrons.
WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE OUR STORE
YOUR HEADQUARTERS
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'"When lowly pecpU risein; the
world tbey ire'apt to feel uppish;
Pays $5.00 for Largest
Grown in Henderson . County in l910-Decided
-by wei2ht--tci be weighed Jon scales selected by- q
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