Mortgagee’s Sale.
By virtue of a power of con
tained in two certain mortj^aire deeds
executed by J. G. Stamey ^ud wife,
M. E. Stamey, to \V. H. *.^"aulkner,
and ftsgig-ned by the said R^ulkner to
li. J. Pickelsimer, whichP niortj^age
deeds are registered in tfie ottice of
Keg'ister of Deeds for Transylvania
county, N. C., in Book No. 1, at
pages 34f> and of the record of
iiiortj>at;es. And default havin'*' been
made in the payment of the indeV)teel-
iioss secui*ed by the said deeds, I will
sell at the court house door, in the
town of Brevard, county of Transyl
vania, to the highest bidder for cash,
on Monday, the 22ud day of June.
the followinyi' described tract of
land lyin^ and beinjif in the county of
Transylvania, N. C., adjoininir lands
of T. O. Croft and others, bounded as
follows, viz.; Be;5inning’ at a stone on
the south side of a rid*je, T. J. Koss
unvl Deaver heirs’ corner, and runs
south 120 degrees west ci*ossinir the
north pron^ of Patterson's creek 5KS
}K>les to a stake and pointers on a
ridtre, tlience north de^rtes west 14
poles to a stake, thence north 22 de
crees west SK poles t(.> a stake, thence
north 41 degrees west 8 poles to a
stake, thenco north 7’> degrees west
poles to a stake on top of a ridge,
thence north tiO degrees west 22 poles
to t roft's corner on tlie southwest side
(if I'rushv Kn*>b ridye. thence with
<'roit’s line north 2’> degrees east 84
poU's crossiiig Patterson s ci’eek to a
stake and pointers, thence wiili Deaver
heirs" line soutii degrees enst J>2
p<>ies t(\ the beginning, containing <U>
acres more or Itss. beitig tlie sanje
ti’act of land conveyed bv T. J. Ross
lo ,f. O. St.tiney by deed dated Febru
ary K'tlu liec<)rded in book K*
.it pa'j;e-Uri of the ivcord ot deeits of
Transylvania county. X.
Hi is Mav !‘»th. ino:{.
\V. F^'. I' ATLKXKPv. Mortgatree.
!l. J. PK'KKLSIMKII, Assignee.
Painter
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ARTISTIC
Paise:
Ail wofk g!1.•lr:lnt^■t"<l ain^ prit t*
Shop on Bread Street*
i)0 YOU GST UP
Vv’ITK A LAME BACK ?
Kiinev Trouble Makes You Miserable.
A'rr.ci't everybody v/hc res.ds the news-
papefo tc sure to Know cf tr.e v.-cnderfu!
cures rr-.adc by Dr.
^ ii Kiimer'c 3v/amp-Roo:,
V’' !p the great kidnev, liver
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teenth century: cis-
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y^ars ci
M 1 j / Dr. f *i.rr.er. trie emi-
;!: ' rent kidney and biad-
' cor specialist, and is
'vonierfuiiy r.uccer.sfu; in pronnpt'.y curings
la.Tie bac!:, r.idney. b'adder, uric acid trou-
birjG and Erir-:'.t’3 Disease, v/hich is tne worst
form, cf kidric • trouble.
C:. KiiT-e-'s Swainp=Roct is rot rec-
cmr-.endeifc r evc’-ything but if you hj.vekid-
iicy. iiver or blrxdder trouble it will be found
just t;ie remedy you need. It has been lested
i:ioc many v/nys, in hospital v :r!:, in private
practice, atri; tho helpless too poor to pur
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that a special ar.*'ange.-n:ent has
been made by v.-hich all readers cf this paper
who have no: already tried it, may have a
samole bcttle sent free by mail, also a book
teilinj more about Sv/amp-R:ot and hov/ to
find out if y :u have kidney or bladder trouble.
V/hen v/ritin^'mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and
send your address to
Dr. Ki!r,er t Stag-
hamton, H. {. The
regular fifty cent and noir.*'o; swump-Root.
dollar sizes are sold by all gocd druggists.
Don't tuake any mistake, but re-
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lCiline; '> Su U)o:. :i:ui t iie ;ul-
d»-e.-s. liinghamton, X. V., (>n evei y
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS. Business Locals.
Perry Galloway is the happy
father of a boy.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Poole,
a fine youiig girl.
Mis.«? Georgia Bel! has returned
home for the summer.
S. W. Moore, father of Rev. C. P.
Moore, has returned to his home in
New Jersey.
Mr. Jlol)inson, of the Hackney &
Monle Publi.sjjiing Co., was a visitor
at the News office on last Friday.
Dr. Young has been unwell for
several days but is now up and able
to attend to his duties as postmaster.
llobert H. and Edmond C. Hreese
liave returned home for thesunnner
vacation. They are attending Clem-
son College.
Hendersonville has two very allur
ing attractions—its country roads
and the double daily trains for Bre
vard. Both are well patronised.
Heginning with Sunday, June
14th, ilu*re will l»e preaching at Oak
(irove JNI. E. Church South every
Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock until
further notice.
The lecture given in the Methodist
church on Tuesday night by the Kev.
Dr. Abernathy of Waynesville to the
f\. O. K. A. was greatly enjoyed by
the large audience piesejit.
Leroy Ball was down from Lake
Toxaw.iy on W(‘(hu‘sday on busiiu'ss
connected with plunibing the new
hotel. Ho thinks the hotel will be
leady for business by-Inly I*’).
Key. and Mrs. (Mia])inan and Miss
•leiniie Hume were on the train
which was wrecked just outside ol
Hendersonville last Friday. They
received n»> injuries fortunately.
J. W. 3!cl\linn and wife anti ("has.
K. ()rr Miul wife went to .\sheville
last Tuesday intending to n'tnrn th(‘
SMiiie night, but they niissiMl their
train anil stay«*d over until Wednes
day.
The News h.is kept (juiet on the
“lussian ma>s;icre of Jews and the
Ser\ ian assassiiuition u;itil the result
of th(* trials of I he Kentucky leiidists
is announced. It may save writing
two itrticies on the same subject.
Albert X'eidery came up last Sun
day to sp.*nd the sumni<‘r with iiis
fathei-in-law, M. |). Cooper. Mr.
\"erdery met \v irh a painful accident
while oil the way. having tiu' fingers
of his left haiid caugiit in the (*ar
d( or and badly mashed.
St'veral comi)laints have recently
! (en heard in regards to pariii*s rid
ing bicycles aiound tlu‘ streets a!
night with no lights. 'Phe Alder
men sln^uld investigate* and stoj»
'•uch an o'’ciirr.-iic(—make bicycle
ridiMs ust‘ a li^xht ai night.
All \\ ho hav(* fri(Mnls or relatives
buried at Davidson river cemeterv
aie !'et|U( sted to meet on the groimds
next I'riday, .juise 2i>, to helj> in
dealing and b(‘autifyi:ig the prein-
ises. It is ho}K‘d tl'.at there will b(^ a
ii<)!>d lurnout, as ‘*niany hands make
liubt work.”
The brickyard whistle is once
more eniert:iiniiig our citizens with
thematic of inilustry. .\ir. Siianks
has returned from his labors ,-it Lake
'I’.'ixauay and will push tlu‘ making
of orick dm*ing the remaindei of the
year. There a ready market hen*
for all tile plant < an produce.
The News is iiifornu'd that the
pernicious ns(M»f dyna mite in killing
lish in the river has l»een again in-
aiiguiatt'il in the (Mierrvlield section.
The nanu's of the ;>-oiuig men who
are guilty of this violation of law
i'.avo been 1‘urnished us, but we i-t*-
frain from j uolishing .'-arne until
positive proof is secured. This
dynamiting is i>reventing the stork
ing of Kreiich i road river with rain
bow trout, carl the young men who
are using the explosive are depriving
thems(‘lv(\s as w( 11 as others ot many
enjoyable tisaiiig irijs. We wish to
warn all vioialors tluU t ie >ews will
do all in il.s pov. e;- to stop this nefa
rious business. IJeware!
Notices in this column will be in
serted at the ])rice of octs per line.
If you are interested in bargain.s
read DeVane’s new ad.
Fresh pineapples received twice
each week at DeLong's.
Have a nice lawn by using one of
De Vane’s lawn mowers.
Dr. J. H. McLean, the dentist, will
be away from Brevard from June
14th to 21st. 2 *
Clayton has the best bargains in
mattresses and bed springs. See
him before buying.
Parties desiring good, country
board for tlie summer will please ap
ply at this office. *
Clayton will pay half cash for
chickens and eggs. Country produce
bought and sold.
The largest and nmst stylish as
sortment of rii)bons aiul fancy goods
can be found at Mrs. Norton’s.
It won’t take you but sixty sec
onds to read DeVane’s ad, and if
you wish it will save you money.
]\frs. Norton will receive a new lot
of ladies street and dress hats next
week—the latest styles and shapes.
The best trade yet has been the
good luck of T. W. Whitmire in his
ciothingand drygoods department.
W’hy not buy your farm tools
where you can select from the largest
stocK and get the best prices? De-
Vane has both.
Your house is still unpainted; you
are losing money by i:Hglecting it,
and DeVane is anxious to sell you
the paint.
T. \V. Whitmire has ju-t received
another big lot of shoes of all kinds,
and is prt‘pared to til any one in
price and style.
Theie is no better way for the
farme s to battle with the weeds tlian
to g(‘t one «tt‘ those llal.ock weeders
at DeVane’s.
Austin Ni(*hols (’o.’s gr(n*eries
are gaining every day; have sold
more of them to date than all of last
year, (lood an«l pure groceries will
sell.—T. W. Whitmire.
Don't you think you ha«l l>etter
discard that old worn harness ainl
ge*t a new outfit? [;e\ ane has a
most complete st<K*k and tlM>}>rices
are as good as you g>-t anywhere.
All goods rcMnaining in the W. II.
Allis!*u stock has been move«l to the
.'\iiller corner and wdl i»e sold at cost
or li ss than Cost. Fresh h«)iue raised
and watiM’ ground corn nie;il always
oil luind; jilso ear ct).'n. 4 *
'fhe I’revard Drug ^ omi>ai:y will
open up Ml tlu^ tine room under the
,Ktlu*hvold on or about .\ugust 1st
with a full lm(‘of drugs aiwl fancy
articles. I’rices will be moderat'*
and sat’sfaction guaranteed.
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Special Sale Each Saturday
of certain g<x>ds below cost.
On Saturday next, the 30th, I will sell
ISO Pairs or OT Men^s, Women^s
SHOES
Phone 19.
more of ^ V ^ and Children's
AT AND BELOW COST.
Come and see and you will buy.
W. L. CARMICHAEL
Main Street.
I). W. iladham, vic<‘ i)tesi<leiit of
tlu* State Tuners’ ^Association, was a
lirevard visitor Thuj’~<lay on his way
to Siipi)hire. He will r(*turn Satur
day and will b(^ opiMi for work iii his
line, as will b(^ seen by ad in this
paper. Orders h'ft at tlie News
oliice this week will reach him.
That Tiiro’ibiMg 3I^'jidacJx*
iiiiifkly you ii you u-<“l l>r.
Ni'w I'iiis. 'I liou^ati.is of >ut!'. rors
iiiiM' tlu'ir ii'.atclilcs inctit foi-sick ainl
Ncvi'U' i'ln y iiiakc jiui’c li <>o(t ainl
liuii'! up \our lu'iilih. only ( vMiis, ji'.oih v
l):u'k if imtcuii'ii. SoM b;.'Z. W. Nidiols. i);' --
N. C
CHARLES R. CLARKE,
Proprietor.
Open all the Year.
New Managements.
$2.00 per Day.
Special Rates per Week.
ii\ the Moiintains of Western North Carolina,
“The SwitzerlancS of America.”
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On M«niday tiflernooii next, in
I ho ball ])ariv at 4 o'clock', the
i^reatest ball <:’aiiie of the season
will bo phiycMj. All are cordially
invited and several iiou)-s oi threat
s[)oi l c*an be enjoyed. Tlie^ame
will be between the InvincMbles
and the Invulnerables. No one
'"in aiiord to niiss tliis game.
Every player on both .sides is a
iea.n'ue phiyer or iirol’ossional. or
thinks he is. Heavy battinsr,
swiil pitehinir. fine slidin»’, much
sweat'iiu:. o-real lalliino-. short
ness of wind and many calls ft r
the “tisic bottle ’ will be the leact-
ing features of the game.
J. A. MII.LER
Builders’ Hardware
and Building Materials
Plastering Hair
Cenifnt
Lime
Ready Roofing
Gl?ss
Putty
Sash Locks
V^ indow Lifts
Siish Cord and Weights
Dressed Lumber
Laths
Shingles
Sash
Doors
Blinds
Locks
Hinges
Window Pulleys
Mowers, Rakes, Corn Cutters atid Grain Drills
Cor. Main and Caldwell ' BREVARD N C.