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Sylvan Valley News
^I.'^Ed & HREESB, EJitois and Proprietors.
Friday MorniTig^ March 6, 1903.
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Town and County Items.
As a re?-ult of the storm Friday
the JcMinn house wag filled
'ins: last Saturday with
)OunJ^touiists.
I is rapidly comiijg to the
a freight station. Last
:ht there were seven load-
cars in our train.
DeVanes for Hardware & Furniture
A. 11. Deuby,station agent at Tox-
awav» was a Brevard visitor last
SaturdaJ^
Clarence W. Morgan of Landjum,
S. C., is visiting his sister, Mrs. P.
G. Morris.
Mrs. P. G. Morris is at home after
an extended visit to her old home at
Landrum, S. C.
Luther Wood made a trip to Hen
dersonville Saturday on business,
returning to the Pinkbeds Monday.
Now is the time to buy grass and
clover seeds. You can get all kinds
and at the lowest prices at DeVane's.
T. VV. Whitmire is to be congrat
ulated on having such an artistic
and industrious assistant as Mr.
Jos. P Goodson.
When you buy your seeds remem
ber that you can find timothy, red
top, orchard grass, clover and^ seed
oats at DeVane’s.
W® notice that Dr. W'allis is add
ing to his valuable town property by
the erection of a very commodious
barn and carriage house.
The largest and best line of cook
ing stoves and ranges outside of
Asheville is to be found at DeVane’s.
Prices are as low as possible on them.
An epidemic of misdemeanorshas
evidently been rajjing in the outly
ing townships if nine trials last week
before one magistrate is »ny crite
rion.
It is good for sore eyes to step into
T. W. Whitmire’s grocery depart
ment and see the tasteful and appe
tising display of staplt and fancy
{groceries.
D. M. Hodges i»f Asheville, a
member of the Kerr-HodgeB Shoe
Company, was a welcome visitor to
our town on Tuesday. He is still in
Whitmire’s for Everything.
One car load of acid and guano will
arrive at Clayton’s this week.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Sum-
mey a 15-pound boy—another good
democrat.
D. L. English, Esq., has been ap
pointed a notar\ public by Governor
Aycock.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. C. Wilson made
a flying trip to Philadelphia last
week, returning Tuesday night.
Hon. W. W. 2^iu*liary is in Mar
shall attending Madison court. He
will return the end of this we»k.
As the season advances we wish to
remind you that you can find all
kinds of i'arming implements at
DeVane’s.
A petition is being circulated ask
ing the board of aldermen to call an
election to decide whether or not a
dispensary shall be established in
Brevard.
We note a very great improve
ment in the interior arrangement ol
the post office and congratulate Dr.
Young on his city like manner oi
fixing the boxes.
Sprino^ has come and vegetables
ar« iu demand. As the gardens are
not yet producing; you vvill be able to
get the finest canned vegetables at
the lowest prices at Whitmire's.
j\liss Bt rtha England, one of Bre-
most popular and charmiajz
younv^ ladies, returned on Tuesday
night trom a pleasant visit to rela
tives in the eastern section of the
state.
Wet feet are the cause of most ot
tiie spring troubles. Keep your feet
dry by purchasing your shoes from
Whitmire, who lias the largest, best
and cheapeot line of shoes iu Bre
yard.
If you are going to need any jrood
ployrs or plow points, set DeVane
and get his prices before purchasing.
Frank A. Pierce, who was inter
ested with E. A. Aiken in the tract
of land sold recently to Wisconiiin
parties, has been in town this week.
It is now time to put away your
heavy winter clothes and buy a
light-weight suit. If you want the
latest stylos at the lowest prices call
and see T. W. Whitmire.
The ladies will please remember
that DeVane has the lartrcst assoit
ment of sci.'ssor.s and sliears ever seen
in Brevard, and at the lowest prices.
Call and fee our patent adjustable
shears—will cut anything.
T. W. Whitmire has secured the
agency of the largest tailoring estab
lishment in the U. S., and with Mr.
Goodson, who is an expert in the
tailoring line, a. perfe(;t fit is gua»’an-
teed. Call and see his prices and
samples.
H. P. Clarke and a party of guests
ucderthe guidance of D. L. English
niade a trip to Looking Glasa liock
on Monday. As is always the case
with those accepting the hospitality
of Mr. Clarko, the trip was thor
oughly enjoyed.
J. R. Ledbetter comes to our col
umns this week as an advertiser.
He wishes to increase his already
large list of V‘iitions, and the price’s
he quotes will doubtless secure this
result. Head his ad. and then call
at his store if you are looking for
lowest prices.
J. E. Smith, the genial and effi
cient miller at the Brevard Holler
Flouring Mills, has removed to the
old Patton mills on Davidson river.
Mr. Smith has leased that valuable
property from Mr. Vanderbilt iiiid i
w«ll be glad to see his numerous
friends at that place.
We would call the attention of the
board of aldermen and street com
mittee to the bad hole that is being
washed in the sidewalk in front of
Mr. Gash’>J
We understand that our local
dramatic club will present to our
people som« time next week the
well known comedy ‘‘The Man With
Three Wives.” The dramatic critic
of the News advises all who can to
attend this production, as it is a nice,
clean little play, and is full of the
most humorous situations and
scenes, and from our information
the cast is a strong one. Fro»n the
number of rehearsals that have
taken place we feel sure that every
one of the actors will know their
parts thorouj^hly anti th.it the
will be a success arid \\v-J
ing to see. it has ahvay>.
popular and succe.ssful pl:»y Uie
l«roiWssi(inal staj?e.
Cut this out and take it to Z. VV.
Nichols’ drug store or to O. L. Er
win’s store, and get a free sample ot'
Chauiberlain’s Stomach and Liver
tablets, the best physic They invig
orate and cleanse the stomach, im
prove the appetite and regulate the
bowels. Regular size 25c per box.
All interested in tp “”<1
progressive education of their cluU
dren will be glad toi know that such
an education may be had at their
very doors. Krs. Wharton’s school
continues to grow. ‘Her patrons will
bear witness to the wor^ done. Any
grade of studies ^opted in Ahe best
Southern college will be taught.
Latin, French or Gernaan may be
studied if a class forms large enough
to justify the^work. Strict discipline
is enforcf fl. There is a drill in vocal
}rr.:sic ovevy day. older boys
h;i ve organizt d areii«ling club. The
primary department is in charge of
Mrs. B. J. S. McLean. She has ha»i
normal training for this work, aiul
five years’ experience in the public
schools of Buncombe county. Mrs.
Wharton has been a teaohe»- since her
sixteenth year. Do you know the
worth of experienced w’orkmen? *
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[ASDWARE-FUENinJBE-PAIfiTS!
(Formerly Frank L. DeVane.)
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Carpets, Ritgs, Etc.
CarpentAs’ Tools
A new lot jlst received.
Newfyear, and tluiuk
\ to merit a
iplete stock of
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Goods
C-l’OOt,
V>aeir3 i'or
ere two cases before the
t week for violations of
ilinances by discharging
thin the corporate limits
ses the defendants were
y and fined.
iu was run to Toxa-
^or the accommo
o-e of Dr. G.
, who were
winter so-
apphire
Found—On the public road near
Catheys creek a pocketbook contain
ing a small amount of money. Part'’
identifying same
This is the time of year that
human system needs fruit
keepers will remember thi
finest oranges and bananas
ways be found at Whitm’’
Mrs J. J. H'
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