VOL, 4.
BEY SON CITY, N. Ci; FRIDAY, NOVEMBER I 1895";
NO. 39
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professionals.
TO KN K Y-AT-L A W. ' r
A. M. FRY,
Buysos City, - N.-C.
Collection of claims and the. investiga
tion of land titles a specialty.' -
jBATHERWOOD,
A T TO R N E Y-AT-L A W
Office n tlie Court House,
- Bmrscs City., - NJ 0.
ttornoyatLaw,
BrjKou City, S. C.
. BRYSON CITY, X. C.
PRACTICING - PHYSICIAN.
(vy" Pro nipt attention to, all falls,
. Iav or Nijfht.
J. H. TEAGUE, M.D.
Whittikk, N.C.
p'.IYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Will Rive prompt attention to all calls,
lay or night. ,
DrW A.I Sprinkl,
Dentist.
Whittieh. N. C.
Prompt attention to all calls in town or
' M,tl "stWORK AND PRICES
GUARANTEED,' -0-0
STANDARD KEEPER
Swain County
R, H. P?nder
15 yson City, N. C. J
Hotels.
EN-TEL-LA.
NEAR DEPOT.
Bryon City," G.
New management. Newty furnished.
:VoL-(Uiwdation Joe -.biMmcrcial men.
liates reasonable.
i LQUIS L. LAKg, proprietor.
Drummer's Home,
Bryon City, 1ST. C
Clean- rooms ami the best fare.
' - VY. F. GooPct, Pronri t tor.
Western hotflj
" . Cou?t Square,
AsiIF.VILI.E, N.
$1.00 u Pay.
C.
Itefittfd anil refurnished since it was
burned out "will is now equal to any
SJ.O.rJiiinso in the citr.
" . ; ' 1 T-Intrtr, x 'ropietcr;
3 ry s p n H c t e 1 ,
Andrews. N:C.
Sim. E. Hn on, P
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North" Carolina'.
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NATIONAL Kill
WAYlMESVILLE
: Nr p;
Uates l."0 a day. Good fare and nice
, oius. Polite attention to all.
; CHASUSjCpHINSHAM
Oivpostteililakburu's '
Wiltaef arMpiy .'Whittler
wi.h fresh meats, on Tuesday and
Fridijvofeackweek., . .
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sn.uon rL u-nn Kiielne
nd Hollers from ii u w
Uotk L'ower. .
For rUlPdeScrlpnw caUlogu
addreas.
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WRott let yonrsnbsc'riptio i 1 pw.To.ir
auWriptio,, expires with the date after
rour B iue. Renew iug
AfckyouWf this qnestlon.-'HaTelpaid
my newspaper sabscription7n
- T. R. Allison of Webster vu here
this week.- ' ,
"Wood wanted on subwription
at this office.
I Country produce will pay a sub
scription to this paper.
! Oats, Hay or Fo&ler taken; on
subscriptionsj old or new ,
Mr. & Mr-. C.J Morrow returned
from the Exposition Wednesday,
Look on the 4th page and see
wh n. the heriff has to say about
your taxes.
The. imes will be sent to any ad
dress from now until Jan. 1 1897
for $1.00 in Cash.
Rev. G. A. Bartlett of Franklin is
preaching a s lies of sermons at the
B iptist Chu.ch here this we ;k
W. D. Townsend of Henry & T
lumber tii;m went up to Scott s
Creek timber contract this. week.
Charlie Wilhide and his wife are
3oing to leave us ljut we are not in
formed s to where they will locate.
Country produce will be received
.11 payment of back, present and
future eupscript on to this paper.
Rev. G. II. Church will begin a
revival meeting in the Baptist
ciiurch at North Wilkesboro Mon
day night. Laudtnark.
Capt. M. A Gee ot Bushnell wis
in town several days this week ou
business connectad with his saw
mi. s on Alarka and Brush Creks.
Mrs. John St .rnes of Asheviie,
Joreepondiug Secratary of th
Woman's B ptist Missionary socie
ties, was, i he gu st of Mr-. D. K.
' ' ,j j . -
Collins.
Miss Moo-ly's line of Millinery-Hzn
ii very complete, vvith the piettie-t
line of -Hats ever brought here- Go
and se; them if you want something
ne it.aiwl et; iish.
. Hall's Vegetable Siei ian Hair
Renewer is, unquestionahly, the
best preservative of the hair. It is
ajso curative; of daudrufi, tetter,
and all 6calp affections.
Sherifi Teague and hi Deputy.
Mendetiliall made a several days
trip t Tr nnessee' by. way oi Oconee
Lultn, returning Tuesday and with
out site ess in their busin ss,
A U.S. T.-.:ograpliie .1 Coil s is
camping here preparing maps for a
Geological corps to follow later.
This corps, took np the Fame work
where lett oil l v t t .-t . . at
b?U r la i iii,
Mis.s, hi;i A.-lnvuitli' ol" Fan
V'ievv: Sue Robinson of B.iisain
Grove and Son ra Ivobinson ol
Sylva. d legates to he W. .' C
Bapt si Convention w re the usts
of rirs. R n Pender.
M.S. J. 11. Tucker f .v n v . ,
Preside t of the . A. C. Baptn-t
Woman's Missi nory soci ties, ami
Mr J. H. uekerPr sident XV. X.
Bapli t.Conven inn , r gn-.
Mr. it Mrs. A. M Fry.
The WesU;rn North Caroli a ap
tis as urchaSed by In. P. M tbee
n ofGast mia on Satur a last.
Mr. Matheeny's proprietorship will
begin with next weeks issue and
the paper wi I be printed in Ashe
ville. L
One by one the lagging crews of
Deep Creek come in, J no. G. Thorn
as, and tVill Harrell are, both ex
twtin7 tt onll outsho'ily. Last
l o - r -
winter has learned them, to seek
winter duartere iii more ways than
one. .
A;.cough whickpersists day afte
day should not te neglected an?
longer. It menu? something more
thnn anaern local irritation, and the
sooner it is lelieved the bett-r.
Ta.ke' AVer's Chrrv " Pectoral. It is
prompt to act and sure to cure
' Prof J. If. Crane has laid aside his
fciiheraf researches and has boug'it
abouti 25 acres of 1 ind of T. W,
Conley j ost hack of J.H. Sitfm
i trhfira he is building a id will es-
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tablish a farm for raising and fat-
teBipg.icken and other fowls.
J. Ban. Lake is Photographing inV
w -mi.. i- i
ie inw irees.
lne Register of .Deeds issued a
,urr,age license last featurdayto
John H. Welch and Miss Lillie
Marr of Needmore.
Federal court at Aebeville next
week and our people must not lor
get thet R. Mclnturff has re-opend
and refiittcd the Western HoU on
Court square, where he furnishes
fare as good as a " 12,00 house for
$1,00 per day,
Supt Tbos W. Potter Ute of the
Eastern Cherokee School in this
county is now rusticting, to quo'e
his words " am living on my claim
now and am a genuine old farmer
and ranchman' Will go to Salem
after a while " Mr. Potter's P.O ad
dress is, El Reno, Okla.
The only permanent cure for
chronic catarrh is to thoroughly
expel tbe poison from .the system
by the faithful and persistent use
of the Ayer's Sareaparilla. This
wonderful remedy proves success
ful when all other treatment has
failed to relieve the sufferer
When a man has the blues the
English describe him as a "bein
in a funk." The gre jt cau e of
such depression of spirits is near y
alwav s to be found in a disoidere
iver, and the positive cure for it is
Ramon's Tonic Liver Pills only'
25 cents, samplft dose, at J. H. Dit-i
more's.
For a pain in the side or chest
there i&jiothing as good as a: piece
of flannel dampened with Cham
berlain's Pain Bnlm and bound over
the seat of pain. It afiords promp
and permanent relief and if used in
time will often prevent a cold from
resnlting in phneumonia. This
same treatment is a 6U re cure for
lame kick. For sale by E. Everett
Bryson City & S W. Co .per, Whit-
tier.
. rt --
j A. McGuire,a well known cit
of McKay, Oi.io, is of the opir.
ion that there is nothing as good
for children troubled wi h colds or
croups as Chamberlain's Cough
H-medy.He has use i' in hi fami
ly for s-veral years with tk- best re
sult and alw ys keeps a b ittlle .fit
in hbus . After having la uripe
he was him-u lf troubled with a sev
ere conyh. He usedother remedies
without benefit and then concluded
to try. ihe children's medicine and
to hit? delight it soon effected a per
manent cure. 25 and 50 cen lot
ties For sale hv E. Everett, Bryson
City & S. W. Co -per, Wi.ittier.
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A Card.
To the many, who while yet
strangers, became mends to both
myself and wife, during her con-
finer.:ent to a bed of sic ness, with
typhoid f ver, I use this medium of
returning our thanks to you a 1
forgetting not, the kindness of one
of the good people of Bryson City.
Very Respectfully,
V. D. Townsend.
Card of Thanks.
To the Citizens of Bryson City; In
behalf of the Convention and all the
Visitors and Delegates attending,
and as Chairman of the Committee
on Entertainment, I wish to shank
our good people, one ad all, foi the
generous aid and assistance in pro
viding homes and entertaining the
very large number of visitors and
delgatee to the Western North Caro
lina Baptist Convention held here,
the past week. Many and warm
words' of praise were spoken by vis
iting brethren and sisters, for the
kindness and hospitality of our peo
ple, who so generously 1 id aide all
sectarian feeling and joined us in
making our convention a success,
and showing the outside world thai.
we are all laboring as a Chii4fan
band with the same end in view.
Respectfully,
J. S. Elmore, Chairman.
Dr. Dumntond'8 Lljbtniar
Remedy for he u malts m has received
the nntnalified endorsement of the medical
faculty, as being a safe and remarkably ef
ficient preperation, Its work is so speedy
and miracJoos that benefit is felt firm the
first dose. A treatment consists of two bot
tles, "nd lasts a month Price $5; sent by '
ezprese on receipt of price with fnll special
instruction. One treatment will care sny
ordinary case. Drammoad Medicine lo.;
48 Maiden Lane, New York Agents Want
ed Sand 25 cts for sampler '":
' V Cbarentloa Notes, v:
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Qhltp, iVtch enj the Con.
ventton(T;. -
- i The Convention was mtoi haf
moniouB.'.
' ; Jes& Elmore knows how to pro-
Tide homes for delegates.;
- Ottr peoblc forgot "hard times"
when the Convention came.
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; Ret. A. Sentell makt s a pat
tern Convention Clerk. So say alb
. ti irk' .
v nev. c. Auison oi Brevard was
one of Transylvania's represenati ves
Rev. ToBf Bright, Kargrt City
N. C. was a de egte to the conven
tion. ' : ' -1 ' '
Rev E, ABrowo, Pastor of the
Bilt more church was among the
delegate?.
Rev. J. WlLawinp, President of
Bel view College. Cobb, N. C. was
in tbe Convention.
Rev. S. C.Owen, was here in the
interest of Stinday, School Mission
ary work. . ;
Tke Wertern North Carolina
Baptist Convention held at Bryson
City was a success.
Rev. I. TfNewton of Brevard is
a ben utifui speaker, and with it so
mild and kirid.
f
Dr.-Felix, Pastor of the First
Baptist Chtirch at Asheville attend
ed the Con vention.
There ryerp some pretty girls in
the Convention that laft some long
face boy behind them.
Rev; M". P. Matheny, a travelling
Missionary, late of S. C. was the
heaviest weight in the convention
Rev. Dr Folk of Nashville, Tenn.
was here in the interest of the
Southern Baptist Sunday (School
Board. ,!
Miss Ida Ash worth fead a very
interesting and. irfstrttctif e "payer
on ''Young Pes pie's Work.;
Mr. J. P: Morgon Nof Asheville
Corresponding Secratary looked fa
miliar in the Convention 1 and was
accompanied by his wife.
Miss Sue Robinson's response to
th "Address of Welcome" was very
fine and appropiate, and appreciate
ed by all a ho heard it.
Rev. Samuel S. Gibson & wife
lateof Ohi'i, now of Hendersonville
of which church, Mr. Gibson is
as or, were among the new faces
t be -een at the convention.
President J. H. Tueker's talk on
"Th Neg o" as excellent and fill
ed with facts well wrth consider
ing He gave due '-repit to the
' wi N k a" n-i her'' fr
a
.. .r a .t vti iicee sor.-.'
Froe Medk-ai Keference Bok
(64 ages) for men and women who
jre afflicted w.th any form of pri
ate disease peculiar -to their Hex,
errors of youth, cont io s diseases,
fcnia e t ou Iff, etc., etc.
ShhI 2 two c nt ptam 8, t ay
p stage, to the 1 ndinn sjiecialtiej
an physicians in th s coun y ( r
HA if a W AY & GO. .224 Soutn
; p,
road St, Atlanta, Ga
AGENTS tsssiicn
rears ? saaipls farsr
wool Pants ts srdsr $3.
- Suits " "
" Overcoat " $12.
Big ladacsattats ts the
right parlies. Address
GUARANTEE TA1L0RIN6 C
21S-217 6ranaSL,ILY.
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TTrnE BOSTON PIANOS
A Por DURABILITY, BEAU
TY, SWEETNESS OF TONE
and LIGHTNESS OF TOUCH
ARE UNEXCELLED.
Km
Wh me Pma, at ,
prior, wmj
' the Met.
aa attractive' case, any the
the heat Actloa
ta any
hay the Bastaa.
THE BQSTQn P1AHS C0,
Smtf BsKlcewo SLt-c WOOSTER, O,
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As a
Doctor Does,
- The one great fault -with all
Liver Pills is that they act sud
denly and sharply instead of
quietly and continuously They
produce a violent relief and then
leave you weakened, with an
empty stomach and no appetite
for food. This is not what a
doctor loes.
Every physician preveritiea a powerful
remedy for a diordere4 liven Uttht then
orders also a MrenRthrninr tonic, which
act aa a pnrifier. restorinr ih nMia
I toain up the ytcm, and making yxM icH
This is exactly what is done
and Ramon'-Tonic Pelletsv
Twatoxes, tw separate medi
cines, and both at the cost of one.
A three weeks' treatment for 25c.
Ask your druggist about h. -
I14Mlr armU.ftsva6 ,8boaSI.OO.
, BJWWH Jf0. CO, Wtw Tuk.
$100 For a Bottle.
Mrs. 8. D. Wi ship, l Waaninrttn 8l'
ProTidencs R. I., after using one bottle ot
Drciumond'a Lightning Beniedy for Rhcu
matiam, wrote to the Drummond Medicine !
at, 48 Maiden Lane, New York, . sarin?
ahe wjuld not take One Hundred Dollars
for the benefit received. If yon have any !
form of Bhenntatism, and wish to ret rid
of it tend $0 to the Drftmmond Mediciow
Co., and they will aend to your ezpreaa ad
dress two boltkft of their remedy enough
for a month' treatment Agents Wanted,
Send 35 eta for Samples.
EXPOSITION
COTTOH STATS AID IITERHATIOIIL,
Atlanta, Ga, Sep. 18- Dec. 31, 489$.
The following are ther ates furronnd
trip ticket over the Southern railway from
stations uaned;
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From .... A C K
Addi 15.10 11.05 7.10
Almond .... 12 11:70 7.45
Asheville J 2-85 9.40 2.65
Andrews .... 15 90 11.70 7.45
Bryson City ... . -15.90 11.70 7.45
Bushnell 15.90 11.70 7.45
Canton .... 13.80 1 0.15 6.40
Clvde .... 14.05 10.30 6 45
Dillnboro .... 15 40 11.30 7 25
Hewitts ... 15.90 11.70 - 7.45
Nantahala .... J5.90 11.70 7 45
Sylvia 5.30 13.25 7.20
Waynesville 14.35 10.50 6.55
Whittier ... 15.90 11.50 7.45
Column' ; Tickets will be sold daily
from September 15 to De 'ember 15,1895,
inclusive, with final limit January 7 1896.
Column ' ":Tickete will be sojd daily from
Sept. 15 to Dec. 30, 1895, inclusive, with
final limit fifteen (15) days from date of ;
sale. No tickes to bear longer limit than
January 7, 1896.
Column E: Tickets will be sold daily
from Sept. 15 to Dec- 30,1805, inclusive,
with final !imnseven7days from date of
sale.
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entering the Exposition Grounds, having
a double-track, standard-guage railway
from the center of the city of Atlanta to the
Exposition Crounds.
For ti"kits and full inform aton applv to
vour nearest agent, addess
J. M.CULP, W. A. TURK,
Traffic Manager. CI en. Pass. A gU,
1300 Penna. Ave., Wash'ngton, I'. C.
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.... is to be Waged between now and 1806 . . . .
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THlt PEOPLE'S MONEY the coinage of both gold and fiver, without disertsalaatlsa, which amaHrr.( .
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ton, and which levies ulbu on every prod act of tbe farm, an valuations of all kinds aad ea all eompaasaUoarf" a-?.
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