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SYLVAN VALLEY NEWS
DRUG QUALITY
There are Drugs and Drugs and Drugs.
Whose label is on your bottle?
If it’s my label then I
vouch for the drug quality
Let me furnish your DRUGS
Z. W. NICHOLS, Druggist
Phone 5. Agency ^unnally’s Candy
Sylvan Valley News
Subscription in advance, One Dollar a Year.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
J. J. MINKR. - Editor and Proprietor.
t)SIK M. MINKK. BookkeoiH.T and ColU'ctor.
FORMS CL08K
Pages 1, 3, (‘.and s—Tuesday noon.
Panes 2, 4, Sand 7—Thursday noon.
Fridau MornhKj, AimnHt IV, 1000.
Editorial Briefs.
We learn that the annual sum
mei" excursion from Charleston
Private Enterprise.
Recojj:ni/jnj' the fact that Brevard
lias vot<*d all the tax for street im
provement that her property val
ues will stand, also n^cognizinf'
that a good stre(‘t—good in all
kinds of 'sveatlun*—from the depot
to Main street is a nt^eessity, tho
following suhscriptions, amounting
in the aggregate to ovi‘r $500, have
been reeeiv(Hl.
Whore is there another town
which, after voting all the honds
that property values will stand,
would voluntarily rea(‘h in its own
pocket and furnish the money to
extend tlu' work which its honds
nt quan-
instances
where jnnvate enter]>rise has made
for the betterment of all Brevard
citi/A‘ns: Our water sup])ly and
I sew<'rage wei'e th<‘ result of ]>rivate
been
, . , ... , I failed to product'in suffici(‘n1
and Savannnah is to be omiitt'a
tity.-' There are many ins'
this year. Tlie southern railway
has its equipment so largely in
use on its regular service that
cars for excursions cannot be
promised. We regret this decis-: enter]>rise, and th<*y liavt
ionof the Southern as the Charles-! transf(‘rr(‘d to tlu* town at actual
eost. Th(* court house and county
lot was ft‘nc(‘d by ]>rivate snbseri])-
tion.^^, and the first work doin* in
an eltort to o])en Broad street was
])aid for by ]>rivate donations. It
is a rt'al pleasure to add the follow-
excursion usually brings Bre
vard a lot of visitors each year.
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Ti l e Jack so n Co u n t y Jo u r n al a n •
nouiices that W. E. and B. I). CJil-
lard have bought the plant and are proof of the loyalty of our citi-
noNV editors and pi’opritors. e , /A*ns to lu'tter conditions.
had tiie pleasure of meeting macadamizing De]>ot street
E. Gillard at the Senatorial con- : to North ('aldwell and Caldwell to
vention in Sylva last month and Main the following amounts have
believe that Jackson county has j btvn .subscribed :
the right man at the head of its ‘ E. On- $ ^o.oo
. .1. W . McMinn
newspaper. He is, a dcticdl
printer with several years ex[>e- Toxaway llutei co
rience in city offices, is a popular ; AU?s()ri ... .
young Ba])tist preacher and his A. (Jalloway {c’aiv..*rt) ..
11 4 .u. ^ Milior-DeVaiie Supply Co.
moral character is abo\ e • g-, j ''
proach. Such a man can do a Whitmire vV Verdei-y
J. F. HAYS, President
R. R. DEAVER, Yice-Presiden
THOS. N. SHIPMAN, Cashier
Brevard Banking Co.
BREVARD, N. C.
We do a gimeral banking business and solicit accounts of corpo
rations, firms and individuals. Our funds are secnr(‘d l)y both Fir(’!
and Burglary Insurance, also by Steel Vaults. Our strong Board
of Directors is a further guarant^Hi that your funds will be pro])erly
hamllcd. 4 per eent. paid on time deposits.
•T. F, Hays
E, B, Also])
J, C, Deaver
DIRECTORS:
R. R, Deaver
H. B. Brnnot
W". S, Ashworth
W. A, Gash
O. L. Erwin
Thos. H. Shijmian
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Avoi-kl I)f good to any county, and , IImIo
Jackson is to be congratulated. |t. s. Wood lo.oo
; X, K. McMinn
*1’ # i Mr:?, M. A. !•]. AVoodljrid<;e
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We
to have
are very sorry l. x. Townsend.
aused fTlii esteemed conlempor- w. r. Wiiitmire.
•■ •■v, the Asheville Citizen, so f
; icti study and research as to *v. i:. ('rr
me beginning of dog days. In
our efforts last week to enlighten .1. S. Mroniiicld .
readers of the News we pointed ^’i^ipan-il-k^
out our authority and closed our W. II. Duckworth
remarks as follows; ‘ Uutil the
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A. Cooper...
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Citizen produces better authority WeU-li (iailoway
we are disposed to accept the al- i ]!*
manac, ” On Tuesday our metro- i K. W. (’arter
politan daily contained tte fol-!
lowing: ; W. W. Zachary
fTii .• • * 11 x; 1 i .^litciicll Al (,()X
Ihe time was originally fixed j
twenty days before and twenty | Dr. k. s."'i:n^>-li.'<li
days after the rising of Sirius,
the Dog Star, and the News may
A. iO. and C. K. Ilauipton
.1. 1’. Aiken
ascertain just when this is tiiis I
year if it wants to, but none for ! V.*L. Aiken ''r.''. 7.
The Citizen, because it is pleased j Brevard Drug Co
with Western Carolina climate
and will be no party to a scheme | pi.,,.; t:" k‘'Kishop : ::: tZ
to place hot weather in Christ- I Dr, ,J, II. McLean o.oo
mas, and that will be the inevita-1 Mor^>-an t.'c Morris
ble effect of following tVie whims (^iran^^e)
of the Dog Star as to I 'siug. i
The said Sirius has the bad habit | Thos."it.* Shipman’ . 7
of rising at all sorts of times, i J. H. rickelsimer
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The angel of death has visited onr
community and t)fought sadness to
many liearts. Sister Jemima Duck
ett departed this life .Inly the l")tli.
190(5. She was born February 11,
1877; age years, t> months and 4
(lays. She was the oldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John (J. Neill of
l)avi<lson 1 liver.
Sister Duckett profes.sed faith in
(lod early in life and joined the M.
K. Church at English Chapel of
which she lived A motlel Christian
girl until death. The departed one is
greatly mifised in tJie old home, in
the cluirch as a faithful meniher and
in the Sunday school as a good work
er. In her last sickne.ss she was pa
tient and subntissive to the Master’s
will. In her atilictions she would ask
her mother to bring her Bil>le and
she would read some faithful prom
ises to the dying Christian, and then
she would remark she was re idy to
go to the world of happiness and joy
where there is no pain, sorrow nor
death.
May the Lord bless the bereaved
{,‘arents, the two sisters and two
l)roth<‘rs and all sorrowing IViends
who are left behind, and may her
hearthroken husband find comfort
in the Divine power.
W. II. Wi:sT.
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111 S<‘I1' l)ef<Mis<‘
-Major Hamm, editor and manager of
the Constitutionalist, Etninen< e, Ky.,
when he was liereeiy attacked four
Vf ars ago by ])iles, bought a box ot
Hucklen’s Arnica Salve, of whicli he
says: “It cured me in ten days and
no trouble since.” (.Quickest healer
of burns, sores, cuts and wound.^
at Z. Ni(*hols' drny; store*.
^IKEN & SMITH
(Successors to Aiken & English)
Fresh Meats
Ice,
Groceries
Goods delivered promptly.
Fresh Groceries at lowest cash prices.
Country Produce bought and sold.
When in town give us a call.
Concrete building.
Brevard, N. C.
Phone 62
ART PARLORS
Art and Souvenir Goods.
Stamped and Finished Articles in
Silk and Linen.
Novelties and Fancy Goods.
M. WAVE LONG
We follow the best authorities in
almanacs and keep the Dog Days
in summer.
Gee Whizz! This is getting to
be altogether too “sirius” for us
and we leave the matter to our
readers.
Scrub yourself daily, you’re not
clean inside. Clean inside means
clean stomach, bowels, blood, liver,
clean, healthy tissue in every organ.
Moral: Take Hollister’s Rocky ^Moun
tain Tea. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets.
—Z. W. Nichols.
11, 'W. Norton
W. L, lireese, ,Jr
.1. Andei’son (iailovvay
,1. A, King
!<:d Fhiok
A. Kilpatrick
W. M, Hcni-y
!•:, li. Hlack
A. (JIa/.ener
1’. T, Henning
W. H. Faulkner
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Don’t drag along with a dull, bil
lions, heavy feeling. You need a
pill. Use DeWitfs Little Early
Riser?!, the famous little pills. Do
not sicken or gripe, but results are
sure. Sold by Breyurd Drnj' Co. *
Entry No. 2476.
A. S. Owoii fTiteiN and claims (iJO afre.s of Irtiid
moio or loss ill (iloiu-i.'ster and Hoixback tnwn-
sliips, Tiansylviiiiia coiiiity. on the wati-rs of
Flat t re«‘k and ilu- Wtv't Kurlv of Ficn»‘li hroad
Kiver, adjoininu; lands of .laines Chapman, l^aiu
HtMidorson and others, hc^inninK <jii a stake in
<;hapmau's lino and luiis thoiice varioii
coiux's ff)r <-oun.U-iu(Mit, .so as to include all va-
<M:iit land in said boiindarv Knieicd Jiiv::i,
M. W.GAM.OWAV, Kiilr\ Taker
Entry No. 2477.
Xamoii and Thurraoii Galloway enter and
<-laiin -,iCO acres »>f land in (jlouce.ster Township,
in said ( ounty, on the waters of West Fork of
Fiencli 15roa<i river. HeKmninc on .lohny M<‘-
Caall's maple corner and runs with McCall's
line to the river: then down and with the river
10 the old Benjamin 'I'lamell line; then with
said Traniell line to Washintrtoii Galloway's
line; th-n with <jalioway's line to his corner:
then with F. O. i'liom:i.s’ line to W. C <-;allo-
way's liiK*, and with (Talloway's line to Wade
Galloway’s line; then wiili Wade (iallowav's
line to ihe beKlnniiiK. KnteredAiig. 8 liKi'j. '
M. W, GALLOWAY, Kntiy Taker
Entry No. 2478.
N'amon Galloway entens and claims 12<)0 acies
of lai"!. more or less, in Gloucester townshin
I'ransvlvania cou-'ty. arljoinlngr lands of G. H.
Moore, on the .Mill inouMain, and on the waters
of the North Fork of Freix h Hroad river. He-
einninij on a stone in said Moore's line and runs
thence various courses for complement, so as to
in<-lud(? all vacaiit land in said bouiidarv. Kii-
t led Auir. S, 19'hi.
M W. GALLOWAY, Entry Taker,
I, M. W. Galloway, Entry Taker for Transyl
vania county, certify that the foretroing i*. a liue
<-opy of entry made, «s wiU npi)ear by refereuee
t.j tne eiitiv book in mv oflice.
M. W. GALLOWAY,
Titker.
SAVE MONEY
is the time for pleasure driving. Your
oiijojinent will be eliaiiced greatly if you are
ill the right kind of a vehicle. You will not be
satisfied with i^heap «John work. C.'oine down and
iiisiiect our o-iiaranteed Rock Hills, Andersons and
lyson Sc »f(^nes. Closest prices ever made.
BLY BROS., Hendersonville, N. C.
Clias. E. Orr,
I Livery&I^eeci
STABLES.
BREVARD, N. C
S'
g JIahi street,
Up to date Vehicles.
Good ritlin*,'- and driving;’ Horses.
Attentive and careful Drivers.
Work for summer visitors and the travelirg public solicited.
Orders by Phone, Telegraph or Mail prora])tly attended to.
Two principal Main street stables. Busses meet all trains
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