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T)r '(,,! ft) fit' ititt'itsfx Of Sirtit'n ('t)iii'tj. Ititjt j,futh'itt tit )ah'?i''.
VOL. I., NO 31 .
BRYSON CITY N. G. THURSDAY, AUG, 1. 1889.
PRICE $150 PER YEAR
-U' MX "U'NTV llKI'.AlJ).
. 'f
j j llf)iii! Ivlitr uiirJ jrjrieror. . j
PI! ICE, 81 IVr Year, j
!
I
pi Mi i vt v Thursday at !?rywn -"ity,
dv-r' i-im.' r:i!- reasonable and fur
ni applieation.
a
i";ir jfciT ami. St .MtAY School
1 )i kivctouy.
I'l:;. -ii ' l-T. 1 1 1 n iirty ! lryMiv ity.
. , I mi fir-f Su nda v of everv month i:i
v ,! -:!t ', ft 11 a. hi. and 7 j. fi. Kv.
r,.i-n- !' 'h'ureh of bry.-on ( 'it v.-Serviee
'.")'.- :t II .'i. in. a.iul 7 p. in. on
I' niii tliinl Sunday of even' month.
ii.u' ' iturcii onifronee on rai-
1. 1 . i' tore third JMnnliiy at 11 a. in.
,,.. '( : . il. Mt j:cii, I'.-if tr. Sunday school
C ,,'( -h.-fc. ;i in. 1. K. Collins Superin-
k':il''l.'-
Mrrti-'ti'T Ki tM 'T.v I. S r rn. Chun h
,. M .in ' trc-tv Bryson City. Rev. V. V.
h ,-( l'.r-tor. vtees lourth Sunday
,.v,.rV mn'Mii Hi I 1 :i. m. ;mi p. nt., and
- . .r... l...i. -;,. Ilr f: f f -KcSrv
1! j,; i u It t ii i tie .Methodist clitinii the
s.in.l.y-in every month. Sunday
'r, r -. rv Sunday at. 1" o'clock a. m.
j ;! I ' ,". V S".ipenntMldelit.
If v I' !' .'-1 el .(":! n has ;u'-o t:i" iollnv-
j :1.,;,;)l!iniMiN: Showel enek tir.-T Snn
tv in i a. rv month and Saturday helore
y il i in. ami i p. in. unia.y wnnoi ;n
'Wliitti scrntid Sunday in evrry numtli
il ,iimd iy hr-forc at 11 a. ni. and 7 j.
i; Sii:v! iv ' school at J a. in. Prayer
;i ctiii,' vcrv WiMlncrsiVay uipht.
Wit'-Ii-v-i -'h'nvl tuird Sunday in every
and Saturday before at 11 a. ni. and
ni. ..Sunday i liool at f a. in. Prayer
i -v.n z -c "rr Sunday at X-.'-M . m.
Mr. Zion P.M'TtsT Church. Judsniv N.
I', v. .1. P. Panther Pastor. Services
irl uuil:iv hv rvrrv mouth and the Kotur-
..iv In-fore;-
ni tir.t! itv HfMT Church, TVirdlnwn,
Vh school house at 11 a. nv. on the lourth
ud. iv ii! evcj-y month and the Saturday
y -'.t.
,'1'viiiN' Sunday School, P.irdtown. meets
in ofv s Imol house every "Sunday at f a.
i T- 1 . .. I.' t..A...I,.tit
Id. I .. . leeuc: .u j i i ii i i mi ii i.
Lorn.- j:
ii rti.i:roN" Imci: A. V. and A. M. ,
: it- 1t Monday and ;'d Thursday in j
i :.l) n:niit!i 7 n. in. i
It. h. Coi.l.lNS. . M. j
MM
s ami Pi:ori:.-sioN.L I'akds.
ru l li:atiii:uw( )oi.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
llrvMuti City, N. C.
Soci :it fnt itrti given to Collection of
Claims .n f i i; v-s-t Iii'M t ion ut I-iuL titles.
A. M. FKV,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
P.ryMm Cttv, N. C.
A M P Trrr R. L. DAVid
DRS. BENNETT & DAVIS,
PHYSICIANS.
& SURGEONS.
1'ryson ( ity, N. C.
All nils pronrjTt1y filled, when the fees
v pii'i it seeured. The latter is invaria
; 'loinainl. d. Y.m h one makes his own
""units cnll-cta hie.
PIEDMONT VAGONS
For Sale by
E. EVERETT
I'i y s,n citv, X." C.
MOONEY & SOMERQW,
Contractors and Puilrters,
1-n -snr City, N. C.
j .1!., pr,-p;ircd to do all kinds of
IM,"ting and furniture var-
UlSf
iii. ; -
J- M. SLAGLE
BRYSON CITY N. C
For Sale.
. .1 '.nn .n Deep Crook 120acros
a a.,,r''s h"tom land. o0 or (i0
2 V'M''Vcd. House, well, etc.
T;',1' f Ji . h-eni town. Terms reason-"'-'-
nnm. J. V.. Sifc;.Kn.
LOCALS.
Xotuk!
I ho name of ('harlot
cm I .
was oh an fret 1 hy act of I
egislature
in Januarv bS.O to Brvkon Citv
The name of the postoilicl
has been
changed aoeordijigl v.
I) g lays. f
Statt1
j no -nn was a rainvltiv
jtini'i m saiuiiK.'s lorine
fair. i
(orn elands alii the- wav. from
two to lil'toort foot hih.
ri-k lojks arc jronorailMi minrov-
inj; all ovor the oounty.
A "oodlv numlior of vrouM-lo
toaohors aro iii town this kvook.
Mr. lillor has his soooixl kiln of
hiick com plotod and "stinted tlio
liros in it -Mondav. s '
rronnsos of nrtioli'S for i ho State
fair are "od. but the artilk-s them
selves aro what wo want
Forlv
Invs of
ram,
a v
the
woathorwiso, but wo lncvo already
missed two in ihvson C'2tv.
Wo understand that
F . ( o er
int. e
our ofiiee
has
ome jiowerful tail
want to 'siijHc ot it in
one of those da.ys. f
aoiin i . niresmos if!
U brought
in the fan;.s of a, rattles
take cut
from a four and a half IV
men killed on Kirkland
(it; speci-
i'ceK.
i
-J . rv r.mtore iV nrn.. n
ive done
on their
, propar-
Hiso.i
t . -
ltion at
urni.ihod
considerable exoa va t i niT
lot west of the court hour
atorv to huildinir a stoic n
Tlio' Southern jExpo
Montoniorv Ala., has
us a nam phlet of the pro
niuntlist
for tlieir exhibition in November.
Arthur
Coflin Co.. h--
ve three
saws running in their
ment now and liavo a 1:
idaek walnut dimension .
unde r their shed, i
Prof. Moses, address, to
ers attending t ho- ins! ituti
sjxtken of. e ; regret
did not know when tin
was to be jriven so v. e eo
iistem-d' to it too. i '
Wo hear a. rumor
Hiehnjond ;ind Danville 1
jiurohased the railroad fr
i)!o to Mnryville and ii
tending it up the iTonut
to Huslinoll. Almost
news to bo true; !
Th-o eitizons of Haleiirh
an. imiiirnation r.iootin;
vote on the 1 )r. ( ! ris.-om
bstaldish-
IH
t
' 1 "
tu.j piiieu
ho toa,ch
is high-
that we
address
id itave'
hat the;
Iks have ;
m Knox-
end ex-
4soe river
oo good
j
lave held
over Tlio
ii vest iga-
tion and adopted, .some strong reso
lutions condemning the,
the boai'd. Similar moot
been he ld elsewhere in tl
lotion ot
pntrs nave
state.
Asheville had a seriout tiro last
weeK. l no iui niiure aniB sasn and
i nit r- , Tl f 1 1
door faetorv of Villiam.Jn ' & Son
was burned together will
t a: dwel-
ling adjoining ami the
Warehouse wa severely
f Farmers
ilamaged.
)0, partly
n - - '
The loss was about -V.O.O1
insure F. . i
The bridge span; of 1)
trestle is complete and p
Up en
ok
ift
of the
ohl structure torn aw;
f. (Oh
that the second Tuekascc
woro as well fixed!) Car
has done a gemd job on
the work looks like a hi
more washouts there.
joe oruige
j Knight
:his and
(Ige. ' No
Col. lioger J. cage, eiuior oi tne
or t T ' 111 f t
Thitr J!nisf, r of Marion was shot
and instantlv killed in Marion on
the night of the 2-inl insjt. There
seems to have heen a woman ,m
the- ease. Col. Pagt4 was an able
man, about lift v vears of ago. He
was attacked from behind about
mid-night, just after aligl ting from
the train. i
The Ch7r J!rr'.rr hn
hands - or rather l is tl
Wilev Shook having st
Pigeon Piveif parties by
Vitfro) Hirer St utinrl will
enanged
-I
'timet, .1.
Id out to
vhom the
be jirint
Shook's ed. Wt! shall miss Mn
editorial work,
but extend
the
the
right hand -jot" fcllowsh
new concern. I
p to
Le treited
re treat t u
Last. Thursday we we
to" the first gemiinej thnn
of .the soavon. ' The db
brilliant for a time an
cleared the atmosphere,
ofiiee avo could hoar the
th.i telegraph instruniont
discharge of the tluid, :
Smathors h-ertod his
made a brilliant sprint t
tograph gallery Avhero ho
till the stonn was ovor.
Noav that summer is
i?; well tor ovorvone to b
I
er storni
piav
1 greatlv
...... .-v..
ruin for
ipon us it
' p iv pa red
dren will
L take the
for the inevitable.! Chil
oat given fruit and mu
consequonoes. Their clvjOrs some
times hint tneniseiyts
from summer eimplainti
suffering
Have a
bottle of FosgatoV Anody
he Cordial
in the house and j you fill never
be without a sure, roint
good for all ages. For
Elraoro d-'Bro?., Iiry?ou
Ax- f. i
le at J. S.
Cit v X. C.
The musical and literarv onter-
' tainment announrod last week' to
j come off Thursda.y nirht of this
i week is changed to Fridav ninht
! ( Aug., 2,). A leasant anl jolly
time is -anticipated. The program
i is a varied one to suit all tastes.
1 Miss Kims, one of Judson College's I
i young elocutionists w ill fiive us j
the best niece she has. Miss Ma rev I
i Lipscomb will favor us with a lino
rec itation. Miss Camp will also
; recite. . This with music intc rspeis-
ed will be worth anyone's l." cts., '
(or two for 2" ts). 1'rvson C'itvt
lrass Hand will discourse her j
sweetest strains. 20 per cent of!
the proceeds to be' divided equally 1
l-t. ween the two Sundnv Schools.!
CoMK AND KX.lOV VOlMtS!:!,!
DIED.
From diarrhoea at the
his brother Tliaddeus in
J irvson ,
City -July 2S, James Harvey Iueh
anan. 1 no funeral services v.ei
hold Monday, 1'ov. J. S. Smiley
officiating. Deceased had been in
poor health ever since his return
from Knoxville in the Spring.
EAT HONEY.
Thousands and tons of thousands
of children are (lying all around
us. who. because their ever devolon-
ing nature demands ; sweetness,
j crave and eagerly oaf adulterated
i 'candies'' and ''syrup,' of. modern
times. If these would s ho fed . on
; honey instead, they would levelo
j into .healthy men and women.
! Children would rather seat broad
'and butter: one pound.) of honey
" will roach as far as two pounds ot
! butter, and has, besides, the ad
i vantage of leing far; more healtliy
land pleasant tasting, and :dwavs
remains good, while, butter i soon
1 1 irw -riiii r rivwid nnil oHfn liviiilncis
. . -v v "".v.. .... .. i -
' evil Din in tlio Kfitiii:H'li iTii l tt i m
; h.j-jo.ss, vomiting ami (diarrhoea.
Pure lioney should al ways be -.freely j
used in every family. .Honey oat- ;
en on wheat bread is very bench-,
cial to health. The use of honey j
instead of sugar for admost every j
kind of cooking is as pleasant for!
the palate as it is healthy for the I
stomach. In preparing blackberry.)
raspberrp or strawberry shortcake, j
it is i n 1 in Mel ; superior. Jt; is a
common ox)rossim that honey is, :
-'.a. lurxnrv; having nothing to do i
with the life giving principle. This,
is an error, i Honey is food in one I
of its most ctincentrated forms. )
True,' it does not 'add so! n:uch 'to,
the growth of inuseles as (lees heel- ;
steak, but it does imjiart other pro-'
pertios no loss necessary to health
and vigorous physical and intel-j
loetual action. It gives Avarmth to
ill" cj-f"-iiAA ori'iiuiw iwivoiiitL' ii 1 1 'i,tr
and "gives vigor to all tho vital
functions. .To, the. laborer it giA es
strength to the business: man,
mental force. Its effects - ave not
1 i k e o r d i n a r y s t i l n u 1 a n t s . a s s p i r i t s
etc., but it: produces a healthy
action," the results of av hi oh are
ileasing and ermanent a sAveot
dis)osititn and a bright intellect.
St m fit Atlantis'. ; .
Thats us exactly, and if some of;
our subsc ribers only knew the ;
piiung aAvaA- avo have been
doing
iatclv boeause there is no honey in
the house they Avould i brace
and make the bees hustle.
up
A Southern Exploring Expedition.
TllC Maiwjiicliirt'r lirrnril, nf I'siltimore, ! ;-jftor
wliit-li is ever working for the atlviincp- i r, " p . 1f ,
nicnt of the South, has undertaken one" of j I he lirm Oi U Jirron it .Maedon
tke ;reatest enterprises of the day. With j aid will 'soon be dissolved, Fred M.
view to makinp; known to tiie world the ; Miifflnn.ild rctirin-r Afr. Maodon-
vast wealth of the unexplorcl mineral and
timber regions ot 'the South, wiiich rail-
roads have not vet owned m to -miMic
investigations, that journal has organized
:i iiuiv cnnii) )cu exploring panv, isnucr
.- i ? . i
tfip nianageinent ol .Major
nanairemeiit of Major (Johisnntli 1'er-,
nard West, ot 'iirniinglt:ini, anotcd expert
in the explorarimi jof mineral regions. In
making this ; announecment in its last
issue, the 3fiuitffTFttri-rr lieeortf savs ''we
have arranged to place at onee in the field
an exjK'dition, st-ientifie ami.-, practical,
whose duty it shall W to visit, iuA-estigate
and report upon all mineral d,strK ts of
the Southern States. J he exjKMlition has
heen organized hy the Maniimima Lr-
"I T1' ?' t "1 "iH
onlv in rhis Journal. It is estimateu that .
the mission will last six months. M jor
of his ow n selection. ::nit will remain in
. i j- i i . .: . i: . 4..
l 1 i X v: i?? i -irn ii iniLic iui
ine neiu ior me ne.xi M.t iijimu.. ui-
hlK'l llli. V tl.iIUl.UJ( 1 I II II IV 11 ,IJ' ' 1
r.i r ; i ,i; ;.... -i.:..u T..;.,-
t-liniate, conditions, resiun-es and" oppoT
umities, and to give the puhlic an nn-
prejutueel anu jnieiii iii r.rt. i m
is uudoiibtetllv one of rhe mvt reTiuirka-
:.( ....,...; .. i.;. .w ..
Hit IIIiIiHV Ui mill i IJl nmill 7.i-
ikt in this t'ountry lias
ever undertaken,
and lar aneaa i anvinmii ; i oie una
i 1 I L I
the kmdj
alin Amerit a. The JMMdrr." i ir-W
has done a. preat work tor the South in the
pasvmd to that it now adds i hi hrilli.mt
seheme. in ,Uh , nll m.,re lor tl.Ls
;vtion. the hea expense t thi cx -
plorjiion cspediti.o will U- Iwurae .-ok-lv
lv that iournul. '
a a-.-.. slIHMIl IIIt'M'lt'I .11111.1111 l. lltl Illl II .UtllOl - 1 ft & n
ratt le of :'Wwt has intimately connected, he t lingmans iJoino. i . ne expert to t : 0;n;r jn saving their iniSlirnaSSOd 111 imei lCil.
!., ovorv ' will earrv with him a iceial force, pro- come again and see some more of i t t A 9 c At- j t
jit- a. ! ilrtX'&'l ".mntai,. . ! ' X nu,i,,r of vos ,cn wont i Pre spring water. Scenery that charms
lesk anl -ctjjpnwrana tretlogist, a tnnlver erqx-rt. a A. A. Gallagher Ni:tliern ps- in bathing Saturdav evening Avhcn fl10 g'n wllllo' ' it dflfW llllt- diseillirilffl1 tllC
the pho- Secretary and ncnessary servant,. The songcr agent of the Missouri Pacific uUcnlv' oneof the cnAvd Ava at- l,lt 1 J L' "JlIlt 11 n J1"L UWluiuUgt
remaineel ;-f and Ed F. "th- tac! by a turtle Avhicl, f caught famier. TllC - pluCO for U XX)!' mail.
Jlw tHuui in a- lcisnWlv Z-,uhIv its : panger agent the. JNinta llim hv thc Utz too. ."Uh,..rh! help !: 1 '
PERSONALS.
Prof. Ilavdon
wont to I lorn in v
I Mondav.
' Ii. P. liingl
i town Monday
am parsed through
Dr. Scruggs spent the dav Tucs-.i
lav at hittier
A. L. Walker returned from
j Asheville Friday.
j pr,,f. Sprav was in town Mondav
i for sl H,f-t tini'1
i
(i. M. Jelton of Kiioxvillc was
in town Monday night.
Hewitt of Hewitts wyis on the
train Monday morning.
W. W. Kinslaml went west on
the train Thursday last.
j Samuel Massey wont to Ashe
j ville and Marshall Monday.
! J. L. Davis went to Waynosvilk
homo ot ; Tuesdav for two or throe da vs visit
Kngineer Fulmer took his place
"ion the foot board again Mondav.
oi .
I rot, la. 1 . 3 loses arrived in town
Saturdav and is quartered atiSwain
Hotel. ' '
Va. (i. Coflin and W. D. Crisp
returned from their trip' to .Knox
ville Saturday. j
V. la. Frm-h is taTkingi of or
ganizing a choir of Chorokeo'S and
traveling witli them. J
Mr. Xeil and Miss (Jertrude
Pmehanan of Webster have been
visiting at D.
k. ( olhns tne past
AVOOK.
Miss McLemore conflicted her
visit and left on Saturday. She
said she should return again next
summer.
John V. Shuler Esq., of Deep
creek isited Brvson City on Tues
dav, for particulars Ave refer to Dr.
II. " la. Davis.
Dr. Harrill and Avife of Statos
villo wore on the train Tuesday
morning returning from a trip to
ValloytoAvn. -
Several ladies and gentlemen
from the eastern part of the state
avo re on the train Frida' going to
the end of the road.
E. B. Norvell returned from
WaynesA'ille Thursday hist, Avhero
he had boon in attendance on the
deathbed of his brother. i
II. J. 'Elmore traveled Wednesday.-
all the Avay to Whittior.
We expect a thrilling chapter of
incidents from him next week.
Wo avo re favored Avith a call
from J. M. Clement J r:, of the
Wctmi aidraurr last week. Journ
alistic labors seem to sit lightly on
his shoulders.
R. J. Neil of Nashville Tenn.,
Avas a jiassonger on the train Mon
daA' IkjuikI 'for " ValloA'toAVn- and
. ;V-Vrl -V
He Avill stop in BrA'son
City on his return. S
L. E. Lancaster sujierin tendon t
of the Star Route mail scrA'icc AA'as
on the train Tuesday, bound for
(ieorgia. He said our W. N. C,
Star Routes av ere running all right.
A. H, Moore, reresentative of
the Thomson-Houston electric rail-
Avay system jiaid us a call' Tuesday
to learn about the jiroposcd line to
Franklin. lie gave us some valua
ble information.-
J. W. Ellis and wife - who have
been visiting Chief Smith for 'two
or three weeks' started for their
home at Atoka, Indian Territory
Monday. Mr. Ellis Avill be a reg
ular reader of the Hi-:kai.i here-
! j iU loyo to wnin COl
, ".' , -, !
: rth. Carolina, in a few mo
countv.
nths.
and go into business thoi'O. A!lCiut
... .
i ,,.1, ) Arnim
Chief Smith and his son-in-LiAv
J. W. Ellis of the Choctaw Nation,
spent. Fridav 'night in toAvn. Wo
are informed privatetv that
the
('hiet O0ilsod all his JirCAMOUS
, Ojorts-at riding and he Can sit a
- y wiUl thebest "of them,
. 1 1
r Q C'arpentor and J. W. Fos-
tor of Boston Mass., j.assed through
, , . ' Lr , . w
toAvn w eanosaay. i ney iiao jusi
i t MUl iil Jiotii iiiouniuiii t4ifif;.
which started at .Mary ville 1 enn.,
i i
took in iThunderhead and
i aoo
- 1' e loutc lioth ot i naitanooga
Tenn., went doAvn to Epp Spring
'-TlIOIaV AVllOrO thCV AA'lll. tie gUOtS I
r r, , . ti,' ;tn!l t., f? .1. j
of C apt. doe. J Iioa mtcnl to in i
' a
and otherwise enjoy tlioiiiscl vos.
XT' . t i
Mi n:ir,i.M1 :in,i Mr. Warren
i wlio-e presciuv in Lryson ( ity AAas
I noted hist AVeok ill the H KIJALD
elt ,MlUer than thoA' had exieeted,
. , . , ,xiisint. of
; , - .
, importance. Loiore leaving they
bought two lots frora Col. Jirvson
j on the hill nortlnvest of town.
This " is an indication of their
judgement of our toAvn ami its
prospects.
l a jit. -at. Atkinson Avas m toAvn I
OA'er SundaA", and brought Avitlu
Shim the folIoAA:ing gentlemen Avho
aro looking at the Whittior tract.!
Judge C. (J. ltutt, Nat. Poynt and I
A. Johnson and son of Orlando,!
Fla., and Ilobort Doyle of Watseca
111. These gentlemen, constitute!
the party in avIioso interests Judge
Butt paid our toAvn a Hying visit
some time ago.
Con'. Fowlo and daughter, Mrs,
P. H. Andrews, loft this afternoon
for a jdea.su re triji into the Avestorn
jiartofthe State. Miss Mary and
Master Dan. Fowlo and Mrs. An
drews' little oliildron jiccoinpanietl
them. Cull (Raleigh.)
The above jiarty pa.ssed through
here in Col. AndreAVs' jiriA'atc ear
last Thursday, going to the head of
the. road and returning Friday:
Some of our citizens were much
disajijiointed at not seeing the
goA'ernor.
?. L. C. White Supreme Keejier
Seals Knights of Pvthias, H.
T. 1. A l ' i -'r I 'It T
iasKeite, editor jti.sn irmr iic.iiutr
and. H. M. Doak Clerk V. S. Cir-i
ouit Court all of Nashville Tenn., I
wore in town for a foAv minutes!
-Monday. i no gentlemen Avere
traveling Avith covered sjiring Avag
on and one colored factotum and
were seeing the unox jJored jiortion
of . .N. ( . 1 hey Had come from i
Tenn., uj) Pigeon river and John-!
ainan s cret K to roco viaji, thence
doAvn the Oeoiia Lufta stojijn'ng at
VoIIoav Hill. From here they Avorc
going down- the Tuekaseegee and
Tennessee rivers to MarA'ville and
KnoxA'ille Tenn. They said
was ; rough triji but enjoyable.
it !
j
Letter from BUI Hamilton.
Wolcli, July 20, 1NS0.
Editor, Sir: Wo Inno been on
joying some fine rains the past few
days, and iioav that corn crojis are
in good groAving condition, avo may
exjioot a good turn Out tit gather
ing time. Our farmers are nearly
all done 'working their crops and
taking care of their small grain.
Wheat is looking good, the only
trouble is, there Avas not enough
soAved last fall. Wish our jieoplo
would sjnead out a little in the
way of farming, learn to S(av and
plant more acres, and they will bo
sure to reap more. Our farmers
may all join the alliance and pass
all the resolutions thov see fit, orv
out against the merchants and
speculators etc., but if they do not
learn to make their sujport at
home, sell the products,, of the
farm instead of buying their meat
and bread from merchants or sjee
ulators as they call them, they
will always ho cramped and under
the Aveather. I wonder Iioav many
thousand dollars Avorth of provi
sions have boon shijmed to SAvain
and Graham counties this season,
well I cant say,. but I knoAV it has
drained the county of about all its
spare change.
Our toAvn is still climhing and
some day Ave will "get there" Avith
a nice flourishing place.
W. II. Crisp is having a fine
trade in chiohons, he has in his
yard about '2)0 or ;00 chickens all
doing. Avell.
The stave business is progressing
finely and avo are looking for a big
thing this fall in that line.
Success to the IHkai.d, it i.
jajer avo may H he" proud of.
R os jieot fully,
Bu.i. Hamilton.
a
Letter from Swain P. 0.
Swain July 20,
Mr. 1'dilor: Feeling interested i
in this portion of the ' eountv a
well as other Avriters from olht
portions, 1 Avi II kindly ask a little
spaee so that-1 may give the items i
from hAvam I . v)
. The farmer,
rs are through work--
rn and most -of tlcir:
their corn
M1V; P-Qinething got me,r' he
i an,i niatle for the - bank.
sam
IT
; .1
e ior xno- nanw. ins
friends Avere so am u set) at the cir
cus that thev couldn't render anv
; h j , hr lall;rl,ter hut he inanageil
! to hcli himself. Hesavx he is not
going in sAvnnnung aiiy more im-
: til ho loams hOAV to SAATni and then ,
t he'll be dog-goned if he Avants to ;
n in a ,!,.' ".'.f llUld turtles.
- T f.,ii,-
1 expect tllll .
G. B. Iialcomb, i
"mix
B
Juvl Ul
Bryson City, Swain county, W. C.
All entirely new liouse, Elegant new furni
ture, Commodious apartments.
The best liouse in Western North Carolina.
Travelling salesmen, Avill lind their need of a room for displaying
goods fully mot.
TERMS REASONABLE, AND SATIS
FACTION GUARANTEED.
OPEN ALL
BLAIR FURNITURE CO
Furniture
Dealers
AND
7 Patton Ave.,
4
A, B. ALLISON, AST.
REAL ESTATE
OFFICE OF
CONLEY & CRISP
Brypon City, Swain Co. X. C, .'Jd
door'north of Couley building.
Town lots on low Cominissi'n.
Timber lands a Specialty.
Handle all kind?rof Mineral projterty.
AlTLY TO
CONLEY A-CIS ISP.
Ii. H. Lakk,
liryson City, N. (.
Vii U U LZILrUU
twain
Largo and small farms, well timbered and
wq1 AvatQred. A deep, ricli soil. A climate
i a a i l"
Good farm lands at fro
$25. per acre.
ADDRESS LAKE & ITODGE,
5
i
THE YEAR.
Projrictor.
Undertakers.
Asheville X. C.
Bhvson Citv, N. C.
J. S. ELMORE & BROS.
DEAL EHS IN
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE.
AH kindrt of Country nrfKlucc Iwnipl-t rr ,
t.iLcn in tr:ide. UirhcttC cat-h price paid
for IIorwM, Miilc-f, f'attle, Sle'i anil Hog.
Iont forget the place.
J. S. Kl.MOKK A Bkos.,
Bryson City, X. C.
II. A. Hoix.k,
lrywn City, N. t
nn
IX-
ha
ivuniuiiuice oi
$2. to
IJrA'son Citv X, C,
m
CAROL