Administrator's Notice*
Having qualiliea as administrator of Mary F.
Jatijwi, ueceasetl, late of Transylvania lounty.
this is to notify all jwrsons having
estate of said de(’eased to ex-
(iVk 1 undersigned on or before the
i J r June. 1904, or this notice will be plead
in Daroi their rorovery. All perMHis iu«lel>ted
ostjid estate will please make immediate pav-
inent.
tills 9th day of June, 19()8,
J. ti. PATTON, Administrator,
NOTICE.
Having qualified as admini'strator of W. C.
Ki>ner, uect?a>ea, late of Transylvania county.
iN. C., this is lo notify all persons having' cluiin
the estate of ;liesaid W C. Fi-lit?r to ex
Uibit them lo the uiidersigiud on or tjeiore tin-
i.-}th day of August, 1904. or this iiotlee will be
V * ”of their ret overy. Al^ per»ons in-
•lebted to said estate will please make immediate
payment.
This August 13, 1903.
HHOUa E. FISHKR, Administrator
'V. W, ZA(;HAKY, Attorney.
Notice—Entry No. 2426.
i
•Johns I’rtUoii euiers ami v!aim>i -J'l acres o
la «i in Brevard Township, lyin^ on the water
>»1 hreneh Hroad Kivor. ud.jo'uni}'the Ian s«l
the heirs of Chares Fatton, Win. Jolmson aii'
others. Betiitiniim at a hi* kory ( horles Patton
hens’ (‘orii*-r in Wm. .lohnsoirs line and nin.-
nor h ati poles to a ihestnut oak thence wes^
W'tth their line IK po’es to a blai k oak. then* e
f'outl) a6 pole*-to a siaike in \Vm .)»).)nson's line
thence easj with his line to ili-; bej;nining. i-on-
t .iniujf ;i9 acres. Kuieicd I5ili dav of.inlv, 1903
W. M. Hh-XRY,
Eiitjv Taker.
Execution Sale
North Carolina - Transylvania County.
In the Superior Court.
State Bank of Commerce to the use of Z \V.
N'.chols, Trustee, foi the b.;ne^it of M. D
(.’oyper,
vs.
J. K. Zachary.
Notice of Kxecution Sale.
By virtue of an exei ution directed to the un
dersigned from the Superior Coutt ol Transyiva-
nia Ci)Uiity m ihe al>ove entitled action in tavm
of the State Bank of Commeu’e, a d as-igned 'o
Z W Niihol', for the use ai d beiit-titin M. 1»
C K>per, against J. K. Zachory, J wii. on Tuc.^ .a\,
the 1st day of Septeaibcr, liiO i. at . Ju'clo. k M ,
at the court hou-e dtxir ot said t ouiiiy. >eli i t
pablic auction to the hifjhest biildt-r for casi
to satisfy said execution ano costs, ail ihf i i.uht.
iiile and intcreH utm h the saio .1. K. Zi< tiar\.
delendant, had at the time of the <J<>ikeiing oi
said iudi?meni in the folIowiiiK <1‘. scr bed t »i
i>ie<‘t‘ or parcel of land, situate in uic >a «.
County of Tran-yivania. adjoiniiif;: theland.^ot
\V. . «iash, .1. T-. Bell and others. Be.t:inniiu at
a stone near .I. II. Uuckwortirs coriR rai.ti ru s
Fouth 1*4 poles to a maple on ttie .lumpi g
branch; thence i:p and with .said l>ra < h ' a
maple in tiie l»cVaiK-lint.": t'lencv North T dt-
.urees Ei^t 5* poles to a locust stake in the lant,
.1. H Duckworth's line; thencc soutn •,>»idi-
grees East 14 iioics and ao links to the **cginmiu .
C.»niainiiig 2i ncres moie or less, exi-ejt;nt;,
however, ihe homestead of tiie sai<l.l. K. Zj< h-
aiy, which has heretofore 1 ecu allntied to h:m
aiid which i> iiu luded in the above des< rilied
ivoundary and for <U'stTiption of whirh r forenct
is hereby made to the return of tiif ;'i)prai'ers
tiled in the supeiior Court (' ei k's <illice. A.so
excepting the followin}: inarcel' of h.nd that
hive heretofore bi'ea convevi-.i out of said
lioundary to-wit: one acre to W 1*. Whitniirt
by K. i.ucas; ten acres to .’ L B I ai d wife
by .1. K. Zacluiry and wife, and tt lee acres de
sc.ril)ed in a f!ecd from IViia 'iash a d others to
T, 1, Gash. KecoideU in iMiok .No. l(i at page.'O
ol the ricord of deeds ol s.iid Tran^ylv^lT> a
County. 'Aliich said tracts extc. ted as uiort-said
will v>u ije Mtld.
This the loth day of July. 1!*«3
J. C. KIN'?, Sheriff.
Administrator’s Sale.
15y virtue of a certain jiulyment duiy
luatie and entered at tiie Mai-ch terru
of the superior court of Huneoiiilie
county, N. C., wherein I. A. Harris,
administrator of Medora \Ve;-r. wa:
j)laintiiT. and D. D. Davenfiort, T. M.
West, Jno. Tlioinpson. Krnily ('
Thompson, C. F. Jiesse. 11. F. Miler.
,Iane Miles, Fben Bearden, (’has. A
Moore and 13. F. West wei-e dtfeml-
ants, I, I. A. Harris, the admini-»tra
u.r of the estate of the late Medor;.
West, will on Monday, tlie -51st day o:
Aui>’ust, ItKKJ. otter for sale and .-.ei
for cash to the hi}^hest bidder at tht
c<»urt house door, in the town of Bre
vard, Transylvania county. N. (’.. at
I o’clock p. m.. the followin;^ descM'ibed
latids and premises, the same beiM^
two certain lots or tracts of land situ
ated in the town of liiward. N. (
formerly l^elon'i-inir to the said Me
dora West, intestate, and bounded
and more particularly tlescribed as
l(»lio\v-«:
First Lot—Known as lot No. To. be-
f.^'.nninj^' at a si ike nl the corner ol
V aldwell and Poor streets, and runs
north (i4 dejfrees west lUS feet to a
stake: thence north 2."> deyree*; east HW
Icet to a stake: thence south .‘)4 deyrees
east 1U8 feet to a stake: thence south
deorees east 19?S feet to the lx‘j^innin*>-.
'Phe same havin*; been })reviously «!<>n-
veyed by (i. F. and F. F. .\l(jore to
lOllen Moore. .See Book of Deeds,
paye 2K).
Second Lot—Separated by an un
opened alley from lot No. 7.'>. beyin
nino' at a stake on said alley, the
iiorthwest boundary of the town oi
Brevard. 20 feet northwest of the
northwest corner of lot 7.*) and runs
north 2<) dejr:’ees east •i(H> feet to ;i
t^take in W. W. Moore's line: thence
with said Mooi-e’s line in a southeast
erly direction 12.") feet to a stake:
thence south .‘{.t dej^rees west 2.50 feet
to a. stake in said lirst named alley,
and then with the northei-n b()un(iar
of said alley lOS feet to the V)eyinnini>'.
The same was previously c-onveyed b}
T. L. and W. A. Gash to Ellen Moore.
See Book 3 of Deeds, pajre 2*>7.
I. A. HAIvllIS. Administrator.
AujjustSd. ]<>03.
By order of the superior court.
Sylvan Valley News
MINEtl & BREESE, Editors and Proprietors.
Friday Morning, August 28, 190S.
Town and County Iteihs.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Kinshind is much better.
Our visitors and citizens would
greatly appreciate it if the property
owners who live on Main street and
have water connection would take
their *>arden hose and sprinkle the
street every afternoon.
W^onder if there is truth in the re
port that n. wliite oak tree j;ot killed
by beinjj accidentally kicked to- death
ii few days ago. But when a man
W. A. Gash and family are spend-, niisses as bitr a thing as a co\v .some-
ing a tew days in the Pink Beds.
Mis.«< Sitton, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mi*s Ida, left for her
home on Monday.
thing is surely going to happen.
Notice.
Jurors, witnesses and all persons
attending court can get good meals
at all hours at the Tandy Kitchen,
i Cha[»el & English, Proprietors.
Reduced Rates.
On the first and third Tuesdays of
July, August and September the
Frisco System (Saint Louis and ??an
Francisco Railroad) will have on .«ale
reduced one way find round trip
tickets from Birmingham, Memphis
and Saint Louis to points in Arkan
sas, Missouri. Oklahoma, Indian
Territory and Texas. Write W. T.
Saundei’s, G. A., P. D., Frisco Sys
tem, Atlanta, (ja., for information.
Opening of A. M. College.
Elbert Gilbert, of Saluda, who has
been working at LakeToxawav, was
a Brevard visitor Tuesday.
H. P. Clarke and a party of his
friends left on Monday for a camp
ing trip to the Pink Beds and Pisgah. | State A«^ricultural and
It's hot weather, anti donH you' Mechanical College will open
forget iL Tuesday our otKce ther-1 Thursday, September 3. En-
mometer marked degrees and the^ trance examinations will be held
next day SS. j College the day before.
Henry Osborne. Esq., one of theUpj-,0 capacity of the college has
most prominent young lawyers of
upper South Oirolina i.s visiting his admission is still
t.wher, \\. K. Oi-boiiie. ; very {large. Students desii'iiig
Mrs. J. J. Miner, accompanied by i-ooms will have to be present
her grauf’-daughter, Toonie
Call went to Hendei.>onville last Sun ^ ^^tra is charged all who are
day tosi>end a w'eek among relatives.' 1. mu n • n ^ n
* *’ late. The college is usually full
The Baseball games Saturday last by night of the first day, and the
were ;i standofl one each for Bre-j work is carried on
jwith the precision and punctual-
STATIONERY
FRUITS AND PRODUCE
vanl and Mills River. We are not
njfV)rmed when the deciding game
.vill be played.
iity of chick work. Young men
i who are training for industrial
Governor and M?s. Hloxham, ot | gyg.
Hoiida, who ha\e been spending the I promptness are the tirst
.ununei- in Brevard left last «v.-k for : of busine.ss. U a bnv
home. They niav stop in Hender-1. , . . ^ * p a/i
^ , I IS late in entering the A. & M,
sonville tor a few’days. L, „ , , .
I College, you may kuo .v he is a
A. H. 1 ochterman and family left I student. Many of the old
on Wednesday for Knoxville wl«re I week in
they will reside in the future. One i , , • ..i *. j-
... I advance to review their studies
•)t the ( hiel reasons for this family I . ,
, . 1 1 4* 1 1 I and get a "ood start,
leavritf was the lack ot >chool fa-
ci 11 ties.
Wa!« s and Toonie McCall, son
an<l daughter of J. W. McCall, of
Easley, (formerly of Gloucester,
this county) are spending a summer
outing among their many mountain
fViends in Transylvania.
Union Meeting.
Catheys Creek Church liaving
extended a cordial Invitation to
the union meeting to convene
w’ith them B'riday, Saturday and
Sunday. liHth to 80th August,
inst., this is to give notice that
The street overseer and his hands
have been removing the snake dens
from tfie sidewalk on South Caldwell invitation isac(;epted and the
street this week and it is n<»w possi following program is suggested:
bletoi t.vo pedestrians to pass with ! Friday. 11:00 a. m. — Ser-
out te.iring their < h*tlies jn a brier | mon by Pi’oi'. Hall, of Broad Val-
patcn. For which the residents <ai j ley Institute. Intermission. Or-
s.iid street are duly thankful.
We had the ple.isure of taking Dr.
Winston fora drive over part of our
(.’ounty an<l he said that Transylva-
ni.i Was one c»t' the best farming
ganization. “Why the difference
in the ardent outbursts of public
worship >ii the past and theap
parent abl^ente of emotion of the
present dcayV’ F. M. Jordan, A.
counties that he had seen in the slate, jj Garrenj. “Can the heathen be
.Vs president of the A. * .M. ColUj-e i tlie gos|.eir’ A.
the .lortor has heen over most of the! ji> j Wilson.
-tate and i> t lierefore capable of ex ^
, . j Saturdav, _9, 9:80 a. m.—De
pressing a valuable opinion. I . i-,
’ votion; .Johin Bow’en. “Must our
preachers \be educated to enable
them to prt'*ach the gos])el’:'*’ Can
da Henderson, Joseph House.
ll:0Oa. m., sermon. Elder Kuy
kendall. “What is the sin
against the Holy GhostV Can it
be committed today?” J. K.
Owen, C. M. Gallamore. “Teach
us how to pray,” I. T. New^ton,
We this week introduce a new cor-
respondmt from Hogback, “Big
Eyes.” This Is an important and
srrowing section of the county and
vve have l)een anxious for a regular
writer from this locality. We hope
tho.se big eyes will keep w’ide open
for the news and that our readers
will have the benefit of what they
see.
Many of our readers w’ill recogn-' Joseph A. Henderson,
ize in -‘Mark,” whose letter from | Sunday, 80. 10:00 a. m.—Song
California on first page, will be found service, P. P-Orr. 11.00 a. m.,
sermon—Preacher appointed by
deacons of Cut hey Creek Church
JUDSON COKN,
J. M. Hamlin,
For Committee.
very interesting, an old correspond
ent of the Xkws from the grange
section. They may also recognize
the writer as Gordon Williams.
We are always glad to hear from him
as his letters, even as neighborhood
news, were always entertaining.
The Athletic Editor of the French
Broad Hustler seems rather mixed
when he tries to figure out that Hen
dersonville had a better team than
Brevard. The way the standing of
ball teams is counted is by the num-
l)er of games won and not by the
nuuiber of runs made. The team
that makes the greatest number of
runs wins the individual game, and
the team that win*i the greatest num
ber of games wins the .series. Bre-
vanl won the most games in the se
ries of games with Hendersonville,
the greate.st number of games in the
series with Concord and the greatest
number of games with Shelby.
K-l-F-A-N-S Tabules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind
The 5-oent packet is onoiigh for usual occa^ ons.
The family lx>ttle iW <*ei»ts) contains a
for a year.* All druggists .sell them.
My boy when four years old was
taken w’ith colic and cramps in his
stomach. I sent for the doctor and he
injected morphine, but the chid kept
iretting worse. I then gave him half a
teas})oonfiil of Chamberlain’s Col’ic.
C'holera and Dia”rhoea L’emedy, and
in half an^hour h3 was sleeointj;' and
soon recovered.—i’.'L. WilkinS, Shell
Lake, Wis. Mr. Wilkins, is book
keeper for the Shell Lake liumber Co.
For sale by Z. W. Nicho'/s, Brevard,
and O. L. Erwin, Cherr^field.
DeLONG’S
Broad Street
Phone 83
Room Wanted.
1 need room for my large stock of
Fall and Winter Clothing
and to get it I am going to sell my entire lino of
men's and boys’ stylish sjiring and summer clothing
JIT COST!
You can also get bargains in my shoes and hats
which 1 am selling at first cost. Come in and see me.
W. L. CARMICHAEL
Brevard, C.
BREVARD, N. C.
The McMinn House
CHARLES R. CLARKE,
Open all the Year.
New Management*.
Proprietor.
$2.00 per Day.
Special Rates per Week.
In the Mountains of Western North Carolina,
“The Swk2erlar>d of America.’*
■1=
J. A. MILLER
Builders' Hardware
and Building Materials
Dressed Lumber
Laths
Shingles
Sash
Doors
Blinds
Locks
Hinges
Window Pulleys
Plastering Hair
Cement
^ Lime
, Ready Roofing
^ Glass
Putty
^ Sash Locks
Window Lifts
' Sash Cord and Weights
McCormick Reapers aod Binders
Mowers, Rakes, Corn Cuttters and Grain Drills
Cor. Main and Caldwell
BREVARD, N. C.