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But Other; Places -Turn Tppsy-Turvy
fibbed Henderson stands un-
the tumult. While al
jthe country seemed to be
ic, while the storms
the land sliding, and
gniture being smashed in
places, Henderson county re
sanity and piled up re-
majorities of nve r orx sbc
ed and in some cases fifteen
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J elsewhere the tide flowed
.jy : against the republicans)
2e section returns came - in
laynight, it grew rapidly, eyi-
peace and J. PCa n4 unstable, f r '
SiSrsttofW the l COUNTRY 'SWEPlti
The Jote in Henderson
For Congress: Grant 1526;Gudger
937r Grant's, majority, 589.
State ticket: republican 1496;
denlocratic 945; republican majority
551.
State senator. Connor 1510; Fish
er 925; republican majority 585.
Judges: republican 1493; dem
ocrat 948; republican majority 511.
Solicitor: McRorie 1489; Johnston
978; republican majority 51 1.
County Ticket
DEOqtfATIC WAVE
Political Convulsion Similar to
That of 1882.
GREAT CHaS IS EfFEBTED
Many Dig States Take a Position in th
Democratic Column Roosevelt and
His' Party Are Given Quite a Heavy
Jtflt-r-Compiexion of t Next Congress.
, Baldwin- democratic"1 candidate, , is
( elected sgoveriior c ver, .Charles A.
Goodwin,, republican, by about 4,000
pluf-alityj'- reversing the ; previous re
publican fplarality of 16,000. ;
I Harmon Holds Place.
j In Ohio Governor Judsoii Harmon,
democratic candidate for irelection,
1 appeass to ave -carried the state by
' about- 50,P0fr over Warren G. Harding,
republican candidate.
In rNev; Hampshire Robert Hv Bass,
republican Candidate for governor, is
leading Charles , E. Carr, democratic
candidate, by. about 6,000 plurality.
" In l Pennsylvania the - election of
John H. Tener, republican candidate,
for governor is claimed ; by a large
plurality.
In Rhode Island, Governor Pothier,
republfcan candidate, is slightly in
the lead over Lewis A. Waterman,
democratic candidate, with a plural
ity much reduced from that of 1909. .
In Tennessee the. Fusion-candidate,
Ben W. Hooper, ig apparently elected
by 15,000 plurality.
Democratic governors have been
elected fn-Alabama and South Caro
lina, -i ) . - v -'
Democrat In Iowa.
In Iowa tfreT democrats i 'claim, the
election of Claude R.- Porter for gov
ernor, but this is not conceded.
In . Wisconsin the election of the
Local Wtel
f wave, or earthquake, or stfme
was in active eruption. The
;sdts of the regrettable disturb
t are that the democrats will
majority of 30 or more in the
:!OTse (in which North Car
: will have the misfortune to be
iiited (?) by ten democrats) I
f democratic governors have !
.elected in New York, New.
X Connecticut and Massachus
i addition to the reelection of
;a in Ohio; and that,, several
lican senators, including Bev
, sill fail of reelection; ; H
i worst feature of all is the de-
fJsSa'Grant ,
- Rep. Dem.
legislature 1489 694
Clerk- -,1229 0
Register . 1536 0
Coroner. 1507 0
Surveyor 1497 0
Commissioners. 1474 942
County Vote by Precincts
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Bbvmans Bluff
BatCaye
Broad River L
JEdneyyille
Ktowah '
Flat Rock
Greeii River.
51
77
230
104
47
68
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29
59
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231
105
'48
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47
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ties claimed by - Gudger ' H6oters Creek 130 -19 123 78
s: Buncombe 700, Hay-
i 179, Jackson 50, Polk ',75.
Tivania 30, Macon 50, -Mc-123;
Rutherford 435, Clay 50;
2194. The majorities ' for
-are: Henderson 6 10t Graham
"m 225. Cherokee 225; total
According to these ' figures
's majority would be '1,104.
-returns may revise the figures
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-ersonville towhsHp e -went
? republican, electing ;B. :F.
W Drake; M. r&edge
M.Corn as justices -cf? the
UCrab Creek
E.II'ville
W. H'ville
Horse Shoe
Mills River
Raven Rock
88 84
77 11
49 11
73 24
168 " 93
201 122
23 62
87 97
80 16
47 60
78 19
17:i 118
215 165
23 66
1489 694 1526 937
Wh at will the warring leaders of
the discredited democratic ring in
this county say about the scorching
and scathing rebuke which was ad
ministered them Tuesday by the
1 voters of Henderson?
Elections held throughout the coun
try Tuesday resulted in a political
convulsion of far-rraching extent
similar at many points to the famous
tidal wave of 1832 and apparently
more widespread in its effect.
The indications are that the nation
al house of representatives has beea
carried by the democrats, reversing
the present republican majority of 43.
The United States senate willrob
ably have ?, reduced republican ma
jority as a result of legislative elec
tions held in many states.
Democrats Get Many Governors.
In New York state John A. Bix,
democratic candidate for governor, is
elected over Henry L. Stimson, re
publican, by a plurality of aboitt
65,000, reversing the republican plu
rality of 70,000 in 190S forGovernor
Hughes: .
In New Jersey Woodrow Wilson-,
fjmooatie car) di date for trovernor i
elected ovsr yivian JJ. Lwjs, reptr.
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lican. byabout-15,000 plurality, revers
ing the previous republican plurality
of 8,000 for Governor Fort. ,
- . In" Massachusetts Eugene N. Foss.
'democratic candidate has defeated
Governor Eben S. Draperrepublican
candidate for re-eleetion, by about
a0,000 plurality, reversing Governor
Draper's former plurality of 8,000.
: In . Connecticut 'judre S?mon E.
Weather
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republican candidate for governor.
Francis E McGoyern, is claimed by a
reduced majority and the . return of
Senator La Follette to the United
States senate is assured.
In Michigan Chase E. Osborne, the
republican .candidate for governor, ap
pears to have a safe lead over L. T.
Hemans, democrat. -
Pennsylvania Republican.
Estimates from all but five of the
lixty-seven counties in Pennsylvania
indicate that John K. Tener. ; repub
lican, carried the state "by 'feput 25,000
plurality oyer William H. Berry, tne
Keystone party candidate. Webster
Gram, the regular democratic "candi
date, ran far behind. Tener needed
Philadelphia to win, the, city giving
him a plurality of 45,254, Allegheny
county, which includes Pittsburg, gave
Tener an estimated plurality of 15,000.
The democrats gained two congress
men with three, close districts to hear
from. The democrats and independ
ents made, slight -gains . in the legisla
fureV Orie'f the notable 'factories of
the democrats was the capturing of
the fifth conaressionai district in
Philadelphia, which two years- ago
gave W. W. Foulkerod &. majority of
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Gordon Lee Wins Over Afcerrran
Seventh District.
News from Athens, Ga., indicates
that after the-.bitterest fight i- ir con
ducted In th5s district in a congres
eibpal election, Samuel JV Tribble has
won out. over the incumbent congress
man, William J. Howard, by. 2,410. ma
jority. -He carried nine of the twelve
counties" in the . district, losing,, hU
Home county, however. ' V '
Both were cahdidtitcs in the demo
cratic primary cf August 23 and a
difference of foOr totes in Elbert
county can s ed a conte s t. The majo Hty
falling .t first . on one - side and" then the
other, boti filed contests.
Tribble's-.contest was withdrawn.
The district executive committee de
cided the contest filed with them , by
Howard in favor of Howard. Mr.
Tribble's friends did not recognize .the
action and named another ; committee
which, declared Mr. -"Tribble the egu
lar democratic nominee. . ' h i .
Hard wick Wins by Fcur to One.
Thomas' W. Hardwick, incumbent,
was. reelected to congress, as the reg
ular nominee of the democratic party,
over C. ,E. . McGregor, democratic in
surgent, by a majority of approximate
ly'. 2.S0O, in a total vote of little over
3,500. : The vote all over the district
was light. Richmond County gave
Hardwick 1,183 and McGregor 72.
Hardwiek carried Columbia county
by 250 majority, Hancock by .250,
Taliaferro by two to one,- Wilkinson
practically solid, Lincoln by .75, Mc
Duffie br 150. - u
Seventh DietrictGojps for Gordon Lee.
Returns indicate the reelection of
Gordon Lee dejnocrat over Walter
Akerman, repttblican, by a majority
of 2,000." Lee" carried Floyd by 800,
Whitfield by 400, Murray by 1 165,
Chattooga by" 300, Dade by 200, Bar
tow (Akerman's home county) by 100,
Gordon by four to one, Haralson , by
100, Paulding by three to one, Cobb by
600,: Polk by 415, ; " r,r ' , i
M. P.Barnett of Horse Shoe was
among our callers Wednesday.
The County Commissioners held
heir regular monthly meeting Mon
day. Attention is invited to the adver
tisement of Statoh & Jones which
will be found on our last page. The
bargains there offered will repay
easeful reading.
C. W. Davis and J. E. Banning
returned Sunday from the National
Trade SchooJ at Indianapolis, where
they have oeen learning the lino
type business.
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: Staton & Jones announce a ten
days sale beginning Wednesday,
November 16. During that sale
goods will be offered at prices whose,
lowness is enough to take your
breath away.
The regular monthly meeting of
the town council, postponed from
Thursday, November 3, was held
Thursday, November 10. A large
amount of routine business was
transacted. Mrs. S. W. Hamilton requests us
to express her heartfelt apprecia-
Evah BIythe sang a group of ' songs
charmingly, and was liberally .. :ap-4
plauded.also for her piano number..
Read Maxwell &. Brown's adver-
tisement on page 2L
Woodward-Hart
Thursday afternoon, at half past
three one of the prettiest of, home
weddings was solemnized ; at, the "
residence of the bride's '.'parents,' Mr.
and Mrs. F. G. Hart, the contracting
parties being Miss Edna Allen Hart;
to John Andre Woodward.;; The en
tire lower floor was thrown open to
the guests, one room being decorat
ed in pink, '.one in yello the parlor: "
and dining room in white and green.
The bride's attendants - were ; her
sisters, Mrs.. Freeman ura charming '
gown of gray with pink trimmiags,;
and Miss theo Hart in a lovely cos
tume of pink. Ir. , Wood ward was.
accompanied by his best man, Clyde
Thaxton of Columbia, S. C. The;
beautiful bride, attired injexquisite
messaline, and carrying a bouquet
of bride's roses, came in upon the
arm of her father. The wedding"
march was played by Mrs. M. C
tion of the many kindnesses and Totms, who also rendered approp
helpful sympathy shown by her riate music during the impressive
neighbors and friends at the time
of the illness and death of her hus
band. The funeral of S. W. Hamilton
took place last Friday, the services
being held at the house, Revs. A. L
Justice, K. W. Cawthon and Wil
liams officiating. The interment
took place at Oakdale cemetery the
same day1.
J. H. Hines has moved back to
his old stand at the corner of Main
street and 2nd ave. E (otherwise
known as Aspen street.) He is
I very glad to be back again, as his
present location is right in the cen
ter of town and is therefore con
venient to him and to his customers.
At -the recital was" given last
Thursday evening by the pupils of
the Ashevllle School of Musical Art
and Languages, Miss Evan BIythe
of Hendekenville received many
iustly deserved compliments for
her artistic rendition of two songs
(Daniels.' "Lady, of Dreams" and
Whelpley's "Gather Rosebuds") and
a piano solo (Chaminade's Air de
Ballet) The Asheville Citizen, in
its notice of the recital, said: "The
program was of special merit Miss
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y Governor W. rt' Stubbg, ; republican,
has undoubtedly been elected to 8uc
cee'd himself, but-1)r a decreased ma
jority.. Six of. eight republican, 'con
gressmen will be 'returned It appears.
The dietriqts in doubt are . the- third
and sixth la which P.. Campbell and
I. D. ".Young, . republicans, are. opnosed
by , Henderson : Martin - and Frank
Rockefeller. - , -" ' 7 ' , , r ; 1
'll Broyles Wins In Atlanta.
- Judge Nash Broyles, who has tor q
many-ypar : filled the .pasulon..of
cord ex int Atlanta, was again eieclgfl
on! Tuesday by a majority of 262' orer
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1 PreciP'n ,. n . ilalrern Hill, his' opponent
V NOTICE , , ,
Having qualified asexeciitaix; of
the last wilrahd testament of S. W.
Hamilton, deceased all persona,
having claims against his. estate wilt
present to me at Hendersonville,
N. C, b' the.l2th day of: .Novem
ber, 1911, or this notice will be
pled in bar of their recovery, and
any persons indebted to .the estate
will please make prompt payment;
This-the 8th day of November 3910
M. O." Hamilton . '
, Executrix. .
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Your Doctor knows that he needs Drugs '
having certain and positive properties to ;
gain the results he seeks. He also knows
that we have whatever he demands, and
that the quality always meets the require-
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ment. Bring all 'your Prescriptions to us, '.
and you will be safe and .the docto satisfied
ceremony, performed by the Rev. J. ,
W. Moore. Immediately after de
lightful refreshments' were served
in the dining rpom. y
Mr. : and 'Mrs. Woodward) left on
the 5:10 train for Charlotte and
other points of interest The bride's
going-away gown was of handsome
brown cloth with hat and gloves to
match. Very many elegant and
useful gifts testified to the popular
ity Of both the bride and groom. .
Among the out of town guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Woodward of Durham,
parents of the groom, Mr. and Mrs.
Woodward Jr. from the same place,
Mrs. Miller of Brevard. Mrs. Ballin
ger of Tryqn, and Mis Snyder of
Fort Meyer, Fla ' .
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