i
i -n J n..u:. 1 i T 3 ,-r
heir Favorite
U N NY
ones
v P Kirvff, member of the
tdi board land judge of good
i . i u;,a otnrv rne
ts, says xbe neai -
rlav. Bung by a .traveling
G trying fto ell A. C Morris a
more cars of gooa riTm .
jvc ion? fla H Pinre aiu
t completed?" asked a fcired pas
(ger on Brevard It rain.
Well, it is about five fyears since
I first train was run over it."
Indeed! Tinerj I suppoise We. may
tt it toming back."
r. A. l ej "
pal reputation extends .beyoxw
confines of Henderson fcounity,
responsible Ifor this story:
Is this seat engaged, miss?"
ed a young man of a bright
king young girt on Spartan-g-bound
train, tihe other day.
No, sir," f&e modestly replied,
it I am."
ome one sked Mayor B. SH. Sta-
to repeat tine (best conundirum
ever heard. Hizzoner is kmost
aging man land we all do know
as Well as a lawyer of tihe first
ik, so he told jseveral of the
;st." v
May is a lawyer like a restless
eper?
Ie lies first on one side and
en on the other.
?or what ,Wa Eve created?
?or Adams Express Company.
Why are jsome women like if acts?
They are (stubborn things
Wihy is a chicken like ,a farmer?
Hhey both (delight in a iftill crop.
Why is a gun like a juTy?
tt goes off when Idischarged.
The talk of a citizens ticket in
Udersonville this Spring reminds
distant Cashier Will Young of
le Peoples National Bank of this
tie xaxui
lAint I nominated for mayor?"
"No," said the meeting.
"Nor for tax collector?"
"No."
"Nor for councilman?"
"No."
"Then blam' me if I don't make
warm for the movement, that's,
1!"
Judge Ewart jsays he once heard
a Buncombe county woman who
ave her husband morphine to cure
im of chewing tobacco.
The Judge pays it cured the man
an but she is doing her own
pring plowing.
! Archibald Murray and Alice R.
Murray, his wife, Annie M. Yulee,
; and C. iWickliffe Yulee, her hus
j band, Felicia M. Tucker amd Frank
i Tucker, her husband, J. jArchibald
Murray a'nd George W. Wicker
sham, ais substituted Trustees un
der the Will of Washington Mur
ray, for the benefit of Eliza B.
Laitro.be,
Eliza B. Latrobe, and.
Osman Latrobe, her hus
band. Anna B. Dana and Wil
liam P. W. Dana, flier ihusiband, Ma
ria W. Livingston Caimlbridge Liv
ingston aind Alice Liivingston,
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.
- Whereas on the 17th of Novem
ber, 1909, C. IE. Pinner and wife
Sallie B. Pinner, W. G. Hutchison
and. wife, Lela Hutchison, execut
ed Ito The Wantes-ka Trust & Bank
ing Company, a Corporation, that
mortgage recorded in Book 28 at
page 115 of Jtjhe records of mort
gages land deeds of trust for Hen
derson County to secure one note jfcis wife, John G. Livingston and
for $110.50; and twhereas default j Clara D. Livingston, his wife,
haa been mlade In the payment of - Henry W. Livingston, Johnston
said notes; ;;Living&ton, Jr., iand Nathalie Liv-
Now therefore by virtue of the j ston, his Wife, Louis Livingston,
power (contained in eaid mortgage
and ifor the purpose of Biatisfying
said (notes with Interest, cost and
Maud L. Bull, and jHenry W. Bull
her husband, Caroline L. Baker and
Harold W. Baker, her husba- d,
expense of sale, bhe undersigned j David Sears, Henry F. Bears, and
will on the 10th day of May, 1913, jean I. Sears, hia wife, Gerald L.
betweeta (the hours tof 10 a. m. and j'Hoyt, and Mary A. jHoytihis wife,
4 p. m., of f er for sale at public j Angelica Morgan, Gertrude Hoyt,
outcry, at the Court House door j Winfield S. Hoyt, Percy S. Hoyt,
in Henderson ville, N. C to the
highest bidder for cash, all the
following described land, being the
lalnd conveyed by said jmortgage
and jknown and designated as follows:
Beginning afc a stake in Hender-
Camilla S. Hoyt, Virginia 6. Hoyt,
Winfield S. Hqyt and ,Percy S.
Hoyt, ais Trustees under the rwill
of Goold Hoyt, for the benefit of
Caimmilla S. a'nd Virginia B. (Hoyt,
Winfield S. Hoyt and Percy S.
Hoyt, as Trustees under the will
sonvillc laind Fruitland Road, the i of Geraldine Kane, for the benefit
corner f a tract of land convey- 0f Camilla S. and (Virginia S. Hoyt.
ed by T. tH. Posey to W. H.. Hutch.- Henry B. Livingston, as Trustee
imson, land runs witth (the said road under the will of William Redi
S. i41 deg. W. 38 poles to a stake j mo nd, for the benefit of William
in Whitaker's line ; thence with p. Redmond, William P. Redmond
Whitaker's line N. H5 deg. W. 58
poles to a fetake ; thence N. 88 deg.
E; 30 poles to a stake in Hutchi'n-
and Ida Redmond, his fwife, Issue
of Williajm P. Redmond, if any,
Issue of Francis Livingston, if any,
'son's line ; thence with Hutchinn j Saibinia R. Struthers, individually
son's Jine to the beginning, con- ; and as Trustee under the will of
taining 10 aicres.
Being a part of the land con
veyed by T. JH. Posey, et ux to
C. E. Pinner and W. G. Hutchinson
Sabina R. Wood, Robert Struthers,
her husband, Issue of Sabwuia R.
Struthers, if any, Miary R. Mar-r
tin, individually, iand as Trustee
by 'deed dated the 22nd Day of j under the will of Sabina R. Wood,
October 1909. Is-sue of Mary R. Martin, if any,
This the 9th (day of April, 1913. j Harriett A Hoskier, individually,
First Bank & Trust Company, j and as Trustee under the will of
Successors to Wanteska Trust & j Salbina R. Wood, Herman C. Ho&ki-
Banking Co., Mortagee.
ers, her husband, Issue of Harriett
Smith Shipman & Justice, Att'ys. j a. Ho&kier, if any,, J. Walter Wood
and Nathalie Wood, his twife, ;Hen-
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF HENDERSON.
In the Superior Court.
David A. Thompson,, et lal,
vs.
ry Redmond, and Lydia Red
mond, his wife, Emily Redmond,
Helen C. Redmond, Richard Cross,
Eleanor C. Marquaud, and Allan
Marquaud, her husband, William
Harry Roberts of Fletcher, who
ilieves in good roads first, last
id all the time, Bays this Btory
TRUE!
LA doctor Went out West to prac-
Jce his profession. An old friend
et him on the street one day
pd asked him how he was suc-
eding im his business.
"First rate," he replied. "I've
one case."
"What was that?"
"It was a birth," feaid jthe doctor.
"How did you succeed with
lat?"
"Well, the bid woman jdied, land
Le child diedv buit I think I'll save
fe old man yet !"
Julia Ethel Rospigliosi, and Redmond Cross, individually, and
Gianbittista Prince Rospigliosi, her I as substituted Trustee ur.derdeed
j husband, Oliver Bronson, and Julia of Isaa, ronson and Goold JHoyt,
F. C. bronson, ais Wile, Kooert u. ; Mary R CtOS(Ss Emily R. Cross,
Bronson and I&abella D. Bronson I Elit Cross, John W. Cross and
his wife, New York iLife Insurance Lily Lee Cross, his wife, Francis
& Trust Company, a& Trustee un- ' Livingston, and Henry B. Living
der the will of Frederic Bronson, atoQj Ann4e R. Cross,
2nd, for the benefit of Elizabeth ! and Ri5hard j Cross, her ihusband,
D Griscm and Sarah , Grac e Bron- Geraldyr. Redmond and Estelle
son. Elizabeth D. Griscom, Lloyd Redmond, his wife. (BJizabeth McD.
Griscom her husband, Sarah Gracie I Gro,ut) juiia c. Holroyd, and
Eronson, George Holroyd, her husband, An-
Issue and heirs o.f Elizabeth D. j nie McNaughton, Margaret MCN.
Griscom, if any, Francis, W. Hun- ! Thompson, and David A. Thomp
newell, as Trustee under t,he will i her hllSibawi Katharine Mc
of Louise Hunniewell for HoLlis H. jg-aUgh.ton, Olga Henderson,Dudle
nunnewen anu inanotve aorenau, , g Greg0ryj a,nd Lu,y jp. Gregory,
xioiiis xi. nunnevveiii anoi uene
Hunnewell, this wife, Charlotte
Sorchau, and Victor Sorchau, her
Memo
Known the World Over as the BEST !
Self Reducing
CORSET.
WE SELL AND RECOMMEND THEM !
About 300 Suits of Hart, Schaf fner and Marx Clothes
your Choice of the entire lot, $10 to $12.50; the low
est price suit in the lot was $ 1 6.00, and ranged up to
$30. Every Garment absolutely guaranteed all wool,
Remember the prices-$10 to $12.50.
A WAGON LOAD
OF PENCILS!
2 for 5cents
Fifty-gross, 7200, Lead
Pencils, absolutely high
grade, No. 2, standard 5c
pencil, while they last,
2 for 5 cents.
Mohair Suits at 50 per
cent Reduction
While in New York last month
I bought 150 men's and young
men's highest quality Mohair
Suits at a 50 per cent reduction.
$16.00 Suit for
20.00
25.00
(t
it
it
$8.00
10.00
12.50
Lb
Cuts the price (Si
aZeHier EILILS tHe Goods
Hendersoiwille and Brevard
G
A friend of Tdie Times read
u queer tombstone ephitaph
rtne where :'
pre lies (the wife, poor Sallie
Proctor,
Rw took a cold lajid wouldn't
doctor:
couldja't tay, fehe had to go,
aise ifrom whom all ibleHs-
tngs flow.
(LECTION NOTICE
Under and by virtue of thp Trnvi.
PS of the charter of the town of Hen-
laonvme North Carolina and chapter
of the Revisal of 1905 an election
hereby called to be hoiri nn T,mc.
y after the 1st Monday of May,19l3 at
c J.UWU nail in Hnrtrsrnirill
e law regulating such elections at
ume and place there shall be
ected a mayor and three commission
s for said town to succeed the pres
it mayor and three commissioners
nose term of office expires on sail
tte.
The tickets to be used in said elec
ou shall be printed or written on
bite paper and shall be 2 1-2 inches
inches in size. John G. P. Liv
gston is hereby appointed registrar
ia?JKi.e Ctton and L' T- Williams
m ' Stepp are hereby appointed
cle8,0v said elecon, whose duties
snail be to hold com
L there in accordance with
yiuvwions oi tne law.
cy order of the Board of Town Com-
oiuuer8, march 20th, 1913.
J- H. STATON Mayor
26-4tC umuupn4 .
Ihis wife, Daniel G. Elliot, individ
ually, aiiwi as Trustee untder the
will o,f Arm E. ELViott. Margaret
.husband, Issue, tt any, of Hollis . H E11ioltt, Appointed, of Daniel
Tr -wr .i Jl r m i .1.1.1 - 7
xi. nuaiieweii ana 01 jnrio-iie
Sorahau,
Egerton L. Wintthxop, Egerton
L. Winthrop, Jr., and Eineline D.
AVinthrop, his wife, Bronson Win
throp, Charlotte T. B. Cram, (an
infant of 18,) Egerton L. Win
throp, Jr., Bronson Winthrop and
Johji Sergeant Cram, General
G. Elliott, if any,
Issue of Benjamin Strong amid d
die F. Strong, h.:a Wife, Elizabeth
McD. Curtiss Heixs, devisees and
aligns, of Isaac Bronson, Goold
Hoyt and Archibald Mclntyre, if
any, and tlheir he'rs, devisees and
assigns, if any, and all persons
S claiming any interest in eaid lands
Guardian of harlotte T. B. Cram, j from any whatever,
iniant, jonn u. xownsenfl, onuiviu- , Noticc to Wie Defendants.
ually, and aa substituted Trustee ; The derendaint9 in rtbe above en
under the Will of Arthur jBrojah 5fl , ,irc ioJr tin tbnt
:G. H. Valentine, Referee appointi
,so,n, Sr., ifor the (benefit of Cath
arine R. B. Townaend, Andrew
Hamersley, Anne E. B. Blmitihi, and
Sheldon Smith, Jlier husbamd, New
York Life 'Insurance & tTrusit (Co.,
as Trustee under the Jwill (Otf Theo
dore Bronson, for the benefit of
Anne E. IB. Bmlitih,
Isue, if ianr, of Anne E. B. gprwitihi,
Mayihew W. Bronson New (York
Life Insurance & Trusit Compamy,
as Biubstituted .Trustee under tine
will of Arthiui Bronson, Jr., for the
benefit of Edith. M. Ru'cellai, 'New
York Life Insurance & Trust (Com
pany, ais Trustee uhider tihe jwill
of Karthiaarine De Kay Bronson, for
tlie benefit of Edith jM. Rucellai
and Cosing Rucellai, Edith M. Ru
cellai, and Ooamia RuceMai, taer
husband,
Isiue, if lany, and appointees of
Ediitih M. RuteellaiU Emily IB. Hatton,
and Villiers Hatton, (her husband,
George WiHeft Vain Nest, George
W. Vain Neat aind Moes Taylor
Py"ne, ais Truisitees under Itihe will
of Margaret Van Nesit, for the
benefit of Ryniier VaJn ttf&st, Rynder
Van Nelt, Appoint ess of (Rynier
Van Nest, Miarimiii9 Williett, hnd
Catherine D. Walleit,t, bis iwife, Jur
lia C. iWillett, Thomiais WiUetthis
Francaa Willett, his wife, George
:Willett Van Neat, ais substitute
Trustee under deed of OLsaaic: Bronf
son atod Goold Hoyt, Jamfes P.
Murray, a'nd Alma P. Murray, ihis
;wife, Caroline M. Wilmerdinjg, and
Lucius K. Wjlmerding, hier hus
band, Olivia M. Cuftting and W.
ed by the Court irt said caise to
asicertain the interest of all the
parties in the .aibove entitled cause
'in the land: described in ithe pe-i
tition in said case, has made and
filed his report In which he has
aiscertainied the interest of all the
parties ais set forth fin said report
in which he finds (that 86 percent
of the proceeds of the isiales of
fiaid lia'nd are payable and receiv
able by Willett Bronson, Superin
tending Agent for hill the parties
and that the other 14 per (cent is
payable to the parties as eet out
in said report (amd (that a motion
will be made alt the Superior
Court, to convene bra tihe 12th day
of May. .1913, o confirm jsaid re
port; Therefore the said defendants
are notified to appear lat theaaid
court aind show causer if aam they
hare why said report fehall mot be
cortfirmed.
This the 9th day of April, 1913.
JC. M. Pace,
'Clerk Superior Court of Hender
son County.
NOTICE OP SALE OF LAND FOR
PARTITION.,
By virtue of the power bind au
thority vested in ne lais commis
saoner hy a (decree of the Superior
court In the case of 6. O. jEdwey
againeit Dollie Ediy aud J. W. Ed
ney idlated April 7th 1913, I will
sell felt the court House door in
Hendersonville iat 12 olock noon
! on May 10th 1913 (at public auction
to the highest jbidder for cash for
the purpose of partition between
the parties interested, the ifollow
inz described piece or parcal of
j land lying and being in tjhe town
ship of Edneyville, County of Hen
derson anid State of North Caro
lina anid known and designated as
follows, viz :
Beginning at a poplar, Coston's
and R. Edney's corner, and runs
with their line B. 35 deg. E, 104
poles Ito a pine iknown as the I.
R. JSawyer corner ; thence with the
Davis line N. 45 deg. E. (var. 5 deg.
62 poles to an old corner now down
some oak saplings marked as a
pointer; thence North with paid
Davis line (var. 6 ;deg.) 12 poles to
a stake and pointers ; thence S. 50
deg. W. 2 poles to Winston Ed
ney's icorner; thence Iwith his line
N. 38 & deg. W. 28 poles to a pine
Winston Edney's corner; thence
3& deg. W. 52 poles to a black
oak inow down; Jthenee N. 37 deg.
W. 49 poles to a, forked maple at
the branch ; thence down the
branch and. with its meanders to
the beginning Containing 48 acres
more pr less.
This fftih day of April 1913.
McD. Ray,
Commissioner.
FOR A REALLY GOOD
Lunch or Dinner
Try E. L. Pace's Restaurant
at the Depot. Prices are mod
erate, the service good, the
food excellently well prepar
ed. Try it and you will be
satisfied.
E. L PACE
AT THE DEPOT
There's a BULL DOG Gasoline Engine
Every Farm Need 1 to 12 H. P.
one for your Threshing Machine and Saw Mill, others
adapted to Pumping, Sawing, Running Separators, Churns,
etc. The Bull Dog is a strong, compact engine which you
can absolutely rely upon for long, hard service.
Write today for complete, descriptive catalog, showing
designs and sizes for every purpose.
THE FAIRBANKS CO, BALTIMORE. MD.
The Fairbanks Company never made a poor article.
Manufacturers of Fairbanks scales Standard for 80 years.
t It f
Statement First Bank and Trust Co.
Report of the Condition of the First Bank and Trust Company, at
Hendersonville in the State of North Carolina, at the close of business,
April 4th, 1913.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts .....$ 494,014.86
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 5,377.50
All other Stocks, Bonds and Mortgages 3.194.20
Premium on Bonds. . 101.80
Banking house, Furniture, and Fixtures 23,700.00
Due from Banks and Bankers 22,905.06
Cash items 15,408 11
Gold coin 1,620.00
Silver coin, including all minor coin currency 5,329.81
National bank notes and other U. S. notes 5,434.00
Total..... $577,08630
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in $ 325,000.00
Surplus fund 25,000.00
Undivided Profits, less Expenses and Taxes paid.
Dividends unpaid ,
Notes and Bills rediscounted
Bills payable
Time Certificates of Deposit.
6,078.45
60.00
37,100.00
60,000.00
..' 76,944.53
Deposits subject to check. . 234,540.99
Savings Deposits.
Due to Banks and Bankers.
Cashier's Checks outstanding.
Certified Checks. ,
Funds held in trust
8,632.77
87.53
1,898.33
223.37
1,520.33
"If lift
TRANSFER BRAND
Red Cedar SHINGLES
Tbfc fatfmta mmm wfc W fc I
I J. R. Willaouv
Total $ 577,086.30-
State of North Carolina, County of Henderson, ss:
I, J. Mack Rhodes, Cashier of the tvbove-named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief. J. Mack Rhodes, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14th day of, April 19 13.
JNO. W. GRIMES, Notary Public.
R. C Clarke.
Correct Attest: P. F.Patton,
K G. Morris.
Directors.