YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT
DELONG’S NEW STORE
JEthelwold Building, Broad Street, Brevard, N, C.
Inspect his stock and get his prices. A general line of
Dry Goods, Hats, Groceries, Crockery and Tinware
Try Roller King Flour
NOW
ARRIVING
My line of SHOES
that are daily expected are. without exception, the BEST for the money
ever on our market.
if you want a SUIT OF CLOTHES
to wear well and look well
Get it at DeLONG^S
It’s the BesL in Town.
Country Produce, Fruits, Cigars and Tobaccos
Are Specialties.
My new line of Stationery is very pretty* Come and look it over*
When in town make my store your lieadquarterts.
Your patronage will be appreciated.
MY TERMS ARE CASH
MY PRICES ARE RIGHT
Plespectfially, I I. L. I^eLOlNTGr
^^^l^emember the Place^-^JEthelwold Building, Broad Street.
icAL PmWHS.'■ this Spa« for ^gains.
Ernest Bh^t k will sx.n ho^in work
on his ilwellinii’ on .\uiin street.
(! lover, tiie photo^i apluT, is ^oiuy:
1o ImiUl SI studio on tlie lot jii»t l»:u k
<»1* the Xkws ottice.
]». L. f^n^lish ?>(!. niowd into
tlie Jioiiso lV)rnu‘rly own**'! l>y Z. W.
Nich<ils on the conit'r ol' i^oor ar.'l
streets.
The Sn*e»‘t Oversei'r ni.xle a
impr'.'Vi'inent in j<‘nioviiiir the l)t);»Ml
w.jIktMul ivphii iiij? it with ^o<*(] mav-
Xotioes ill this colnuin will he in-
sei-ied at the price of cts iier line.
H-inimoeks and p(»rch ciuiirs nt
I)e\'ane’s.
f^alt niMckt-rcl at Fea\ er I'e Lot'ti^’,
“The C»rocers.”
Fine eotlVe at Deaver Jc Loftis’,
' I'he (ir»)eers.’'
Hon’t l(»r;jj< t that W. L. Aiken »!(:
l.'o. are si'llinj^ it*t\
Fancy camieil u<>ods at i>eavf*r c\:
Loft’s’, “The (ivocers.”
.^notlv rlot ot rea«lv-!ua eloth-
fl on East Main strc<'r. He* shouM Just arrivedWhitmire’s,
nii'ike a similar ehai);.;(? wherever pos
sible.
I'lie railroad will he completed
liiis week to tin* ].a!<c ;in<l excursi<»ns
Vn ill Soon he run from the neiuhhor-
inu towns to tiiat point. We advise
all whe- can to take a ti ip uj* th re
liaruaiiis at Ledhetter’s in all lines
as lie is t'«>in.u' to move next we**k.
r.<-’st—Small hlack tan. Finder i
will receive reward. This office.
Ha'iil)uri; emhroi«lery, .!U colors,
{‘or s.iU^ at cost at Kiiisland v'c Wells.
Whitmire’s clothiny; tri<le this
statement of W. H Dtn k-'onli. Ci.mity Treas
urer. for uioiith L-ixliiig .Inly 11, I'.HiJ: |
sTiM K I.AW. ;
■June 11. ]!(03 —Hy iiiiit. oil luut<i ^ 41 ~~
17, —lU unit. K‘c'«i of .1. L. Kiiii; 7*i '>7
i'IJS 2S
July*), l!ii)3—Hy amt. paid .1 .1. Shipniai) 4 mi
Balance on hand Ii4 u's
< O.NTINi; K.NT T/ \
May 1:^. 1!)03 —ISsi •iiii< o on liaini S 1.')
.Anit. paid oui. .t'O
.lu'y 11, iy,'8—Balance on baud S l5 tH
II. i:. TAX
.T'iiiv 11, 'It i-’l By i'liil. on liand .■6 Vi;.5
.III y I'J'i.’i—By anit ]>aid fo: It H
(■OU(iOll.'.. . l.'ll.") Ol
Ha’ance on liai d . . i.su -1-.J
SI-Ki [Al. TAX.
.’in 10U8 By anit. on I’.ai.d ? !M
.)i i\ C. i'.ii —1 V ; int. paid to fl. (J. tri.-
l.'-p.v -JH IS
Balan( »■ on hand s -.iai 7:5
l-Afl’KI; TA X.
.IiiUL’ 11, l'i)){ -B a IhUco on hand $ “21'!* I'i ,
By amt pd Sandor> K'.eve.'s 1 rm '
By anit pd fVrry lira a 4 ni.
Bv anit pd '1' Btia.loway »i (•') I
liy a nt pd lieheri'i swant-y r, 00
Bv anU [d Sx' Ira Hunt :i4 no
l y a I 1-1 .1 .1 Biov. 11 10 ( 0
By anil pd \V t' Mi;<julia ‘iJ
Special Sale Each Saturday
of certain goods below cost*
On Saturday next, the 30th, I will sell
150 Pairs or OT Men% Wcmen^s
SHOES
more of
AT AND BELOW COST.
and Children's
Come and see and you will buy.
W. L. CARMICHAEL
it is one oi the prittiist spot^ w<* tnonth li.is donhied anvthiny; here-
s ;♦ 7s
-2 >4 C.4
Phone 19.
Main Street.
ever saw
tofore.
}>arties h;ive recentiv asked u- Have your sprin<; hats r trimnicd
ahout e.'tnhlishin:^ a chi< ken farm by Mrs. Norton an d they will look as
near I’revard aial \\(* toM tluMu it , ^;ood as new.
would he u tine invtstm»Mit. Son.<"
<‘ilizei'i ]iad better ^et hn<y aiul start
<i!tf I'or iumself Ol'another will i^et in
ihv* tield tir.st. , , . , ,
( r<»ps will soini he la.d by, then
Several remarks have l.e^n ovei- ^iiould paint the houM*. De-
\'ane has all kinds of paints, oils and
1 • •
I varni^ne.s.
$ i-ii n
10 e[) cr<»l by e itini> ict^ cream and
drinking iced iteverajres at (,'ha[)el
r^iiiilis’n's Ii,’e('reani Parlor.
heani oji the street^
lion of many of
ii:our the coniii-
tlie sidewalks.
t:\vll, I'.io j —Bal me on hand
i;i:ii».K T^x
June 11, 1'.))} —ii I'.an eoa hani! . .
B/ aniD jiai l out
•luly 11 r.);)J -Balanci* o i hm l
S( llool, TAX.
Ji ni' 11. l'..Oi—By :inu on iian l *.")i;’!( 1
.Ui y 8 l'.H.;l -Hy aint pit U I. I'aini riiaci :i o
By aint p.i T S W- od 4 i
By anit pd 1 I N \vn>.i .... 0
By i nu pd J \\ .McMuiii. 4 o
S 16 I 0
Ju y 11, I9i3-Balanc e on ! and il
W. H. 1>( < k'WoKlH.
• ou.itv I'lva-iirer.
N. C.
The McMinn House
There is ph-nty of money in the
treasury and it does stem as it' the
o.*a.‘^s should he cat otl' the walks j
There lias heei\ some trouble about '
»:et{ino hands but we notice th.at oth- ■
t^rs are able to j^et laborers. ‘
CHARGED WITH GIRL’S MURDER.
The attention of visitors is called
t<* the nire liae of p. K.. outing’ and
moMiitaiii hats at .Mrs. No» ton’.s mil-
li'it rv store.
New arrivals in Wh it mire’s gro
cery department Isas follow—liand-
The I’.uildin^ Committee of Hro-.id packed tomatoes. California peaches.
Valley Ii.stirute, next Saturday .Iu!y j white cherries, pineapph'S and pears
iS, lUOo, at 1 o’clock p. m., at Knon , Heii z' little sweet midget pickles,
rhnrcli. will let tlie contract lor ad- cejerv .^auce, tomato chutney, mus-
ditions to its school bnildiic4- to the-tard tlressinj^, prepared mustard,
lowest responsible l)iddei-. Those j plain gherkins and baked beans.
wli'i dt'sire to i/iii and wi^h lo see , i...—. ■ .,n.
speoiHcations can call <.n or a.idress | Teachsrs’ Interstate Examination Course.
V,(. Hall, [ji odd N ane\ , . L. : Teachers wishing to prepare tor
The St. Philip’s .lunior Auxiliary examinations should write at once to
will hohl their ivoular monttdy Mis- V-’
. . , , Randolph nuihliu};, Memphis,Tenn.,
sionury meeting; next .Sunday, the t*or particulars concerninir his special
l*Mh at 9.4") a. m. K ven<on;»: on Fri- teachers’ examination course.
iiay next the 17th at 0. Sul'ject: A This course is taught by mail, and
laik on Missions. It is earnestlv Prepares te.^chers for examination in
every state in the union. Leadinti'
l.o|.e.l thatalltl,eii,o.>.l..rsoMli«ht. pn.nounee it the best
Philips branch ot The Woman’s course ever offe;ed to the teaching
Auxiliary will try to be present. profession, and all teachers wishing;
to advance in tlicir prote.ssion should
Mayor J. L. lle'l returned from immediately avail themselves of it.
(JIveenwood, S. C. on Monday ni^ht Enclose stamp for reply.
where he had been to attend the fu- ^
, o i« Teachers Wanted.
neral ot his a^ed mother, xirs. Bi'^b
Ate Alleged Poisoned ”andy Given by
Her Lover.
Savannah, Ga., July 11.—Roach Bar
nard was arreste'l at Glennville, in
the lower part of Tattnall county,
charged with the poisoning of Mis9
Weeks last Sunday.
It seems that Barnard and Misa
Weeks were sweethearts. He called
on her Sunday and spent the day and
before leaving gave her some candy.
After he was gone she ate a piece of
It and remarked that it was the most
bitter candy she ever ate.
It is not known whether or not Mr.
Barnard gave her ihe candy knowing
that it contained poison, if it did con
tain any.
Dr. G W. Toctle oondncted the pcs*-
mortem examination, but could tind
no cause for her death other than
poisoning. He removed thi .tomach
and it v. ill be sent lo a cheuiist to be
analyzed.
A coroner’s jury has been empaneled
and has carried the examination as
far as it can until the jurors can hear
the result of the analysis of the stom
ach. A warrant charging Barnard with
murder has been sworn out and the
preliminary trial has been arranged
for.
CHARLES R. CLARKE,
Proprietor.
Open all the Year.
New Management*.
$2.00 per Day.
Special Rates per Week.
Ii\ the Moun2;ains of Western North Carolina,
“The Swi^erfaii^ of America.” ^
jTa^Wll^T^
Builders' Hardware
and Building Materials
Dressed Lumber Plastering Hair
was one of (^leenwooil’s oldest in-
liabitants anil was beloved and re-
AV** need at once a few more teach
ers tor fall schools, (^ood positions
are beino- filled daily by us. We are
spected by all. Fier death will be jvceiviny: more calls this year than
keenly felt by the the youn,i>- pe<)ple ever before. Kchools anil colleges
a.s her mothe.ly advxe aiul c»)un.'?el s^upplied with teachers tree ot cost,
was eaterly sou{,fht alter and cheer- ’^‘plj
fnllv jjiveu. The sympathy of this
oommunity is extended to Mr. Bell
aad family. <
A.\ii:uic.\N Tka(Iii:iis’ Asso( iatiox,
J. L. (iJIAHAM, LL. D., Manager.
15‘i-lo4 Kandol])h Builuing,
Memphis, Tenn.
Living Girl Put In Coffin.
Berlin, July 11.—A terrible case of
a person being placed in a coffin alive
occurred at Altona Thursday. In a
coffin, containing the supposed re
mains of a 14-year-old girl being de
livered a^ the cemetery, the attend-
I ants heard cries emanating from the
coffin. The lid was removed and the
j girl was ft;und to be still alive. S'he
I died two houra later.
Laths
Shingles
Sash
Doors
Blinds
Locks
Hinges
Window Pulleys
Cement
Lime
Ready Roofing
/ Glass
Putty
Sash Locks
Window Lifts
Sash Cord and Weights.
McCormick Reapers/and Binders
Mowers, Rakes, Corn Cutters and Grain Drijls
Cor. Main and Caldwell BREVARD, N. C.