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r , tmv.VTXf Vi Va!Y.Kl INUL-UI AVi1 a: C- . VOL. 4. BRYSON CITY, N. Gf FRIDAY, JANUARY 17 1896. NO. 47 J ' t fcpqfesaionate. fHOEvNEWS. 1 .. ' i TTWtXKY-AT-LAW, A. M. FRY, jivri;.s City, - - X. C. olleclibn of claims and the investiea-ii-Hi Pen! U.v h specialty. 'j-v T . . TBirr.tatwoou. Ari'oii.NKV a: la . : )Ti- ! i. tin' Wart Hi':s'-, JiKYsox City, - N. h. 7S. 3D. 3RYSON, tSryson C'i r.f .1 . n. c. j' AVON CIT PRAOTICIHQ - PHYSICIAN. 61'i'onipt attention to all calls, Dav or Nijjlit. J. H. TKA(il!E, M.D. Wihttiki:, X. C. pIIYSIClAN AN!) SUltGEON. Will Rive prompt attention to all t-iills. day or night. 5F W A. Sprhiki, Dentist. 3 Whittii: ii, N. f Prompt attention io all call in town or country. " REWORK AND PRICES (H)AR ANTEED. -O-O Hotels. EN-TEL-LA. KE-V.It DEPOT. . r . 4 TV T t r Bry: - New management. Newly furnished. Accommodations for commercial men. Kates reasonable. LOUIS L. LAKE, Proprietor. j Drummer's Home, J3 :y ssorx City, 1ST. C. Clem rooms anl I he best tare. Ra es, $1,50 per d.iy. W. F. CooPer, Propi iitcr. WESTERN HOTFL. Court Square, Asir Kvn.r.t:, X P: . St. 00' a Day. Ilifit "1 and ri'iiiniisli.'il Miiee it was luf. cd out and ij.hv npi i! to any ii nse in t In' iiy. M. Mc'iitm- , Hipietcr 1"! , n. E. "r L C t. . ; lii"-- :! ' X- it I'm d;iv. ' i-!oi .. r ;Ui oiiiin' to all. I'ol'H. Don't Limp VThrough Life i racked by Rheumatic pains.' It T . n,nflirfln Vrtnr ilrnrtl rarpr Of course you wouldn't if you could help it and you san. re. Hheumafic m 4 1 goes straight to the Liver, where Rheumatism. Neuralfia. Dvs- V pepsia. Headache and most other ills start T. 1 .t.. I makes it active again the acid O It leaves your blood, and yon'ro v fro ncral U for r?re . A eared.- Testimonial below. I hT ben treMRd Jor debHitT and cbrunic rhetamm boUlM of your RwdirttM b-uoarei me. ten rer wil boat anv mlit Tkrmt & F. CULHK, Warrentoo, Fla. : y Ask Yaar OniggM ar Merchaat For CULLEN L NEWMAN, u Proprietors, KnozvUle. Tennessee. rXUAA4UJuV aJAi IXV hnf.CK l'I'on't let yourubfcrptio 1 :p8H.vo- r bUUHCriptio ; exp res wit 1 the date after vour n n:-. He cw it-as I Ak yourself this question. ''Hav? I paid i niy newspaper subscription" S ood wanted on at this. office. subscription Mud it was; 'ocust shapings aDd saw-dus' iti-. Miss Minnie Moss is reported verv sick at i'rof Hughes. Oats, Hay or Fod ler taken on Wbscriptions, old or new. s iD'A'cd back in ! ving hi residence j i toWII iVt- :- I',- il ii wail r W iihide r : i r oas nwiVen into th iiit.1 ii.il 'i 1 proe-ei'd t ke.f;. h Uje ' When vou corne to town dont wa!t tor us to hunt you up, but come around and see us. J. II. Evertt has returned from New York and other Northern Cities w: ere he went to purchase goods. ; Mrs. Charles Keating and little d ..u;ht r, Alpena. Mich has rented i-no us at L. II. BarnhillV and will spend the winter here and may re mat . longer. . i . . , . t-v Tr S Uliristnias uoous at u. loam thi.s week. Candies, Toys and A!- mins, besides an enormoue line of general mercnanaise, an very cnaap. Thin or gray hair anl bald heads -i. I . so displeasing i t many reopie as marks of age, may be averted Jor a long time '.y using Hall's Hair He-newer- Chas. J. Morrow lias accepted a position with Nat S. Rogers & Co: of Ash-vil'e and will look after the mills along the almphy branch ha ring lumber for s ile along its line. Timber owners and Loggers who want CASH for their timbers or I gscan g t tt by seening R. H. Pender lirys n City or Thos. Has tings, Emp yee id" Mr. Vanderbilt, at Dillsboro. Married Wednesday last, Joseph J. Euloe of Oc nee I.u ta to Miss Lula, daughter of A H. Hayes, cliairman f the.t e Hoard of ' oun- t ' 'oininiss oneis, ; the res deuce lie br ih' ; 1 1 1 1 - r Th i' s o !j!i,-,j;i is frcq jnt II p1i' vh ri-ter to sll:l-l : .. I ; ::! i ii.Hl', try an v i ii ' ill Ons V!r.p- hut i ns, t:ikf r la :! ii o - isc se ( lolii'll i 'til ; ; s ill '1111 i ',. . i Who -HVf- YlC Av r's r-: SC. I.-'". i. i i..a ' . ;Vl... . , ..:', i It: cis,.. Ask i a a 'i He -1 in .; i i Avn-'- -;'tir 1 1-1 lost .ut. F .-ii ee governs the worl i of good eat ng. but w at is -o i cat ng com pare to g.)o ' app tik'? Ti-e wor'd of good' appetite is g vernei by Ramon's Tinii Liver Pills there edvi for ndiL'estio , Ths s isor'e -.Jtiur-sy-t oi th'.-il !.g ;; " ! e . a s: 'if till v : P!i- .ei,. bili.el-St. IV jr l.ll,-.- t ; , h t r. i- a ; ret -tie.- ae.t r 1... A th ik. Co---, i-i.-'r i a ' a; mi ht 1. enl d " m. f - v.- p'sto's Win '. -'. a ' - ;' .: t ''ScalibrtlV-ttr-i.UT'd bis fi ht in.!- . .. i. : - . -breast jvifk'i. strt -V a hot tie. gbin - t-: sr .: ins .. . : "il do . n'jwnl a ltd out and entered ; hicii i s,, ; . . : ; - : theboneof his light arm just hove ; heart of eve ; .ceran a ii .ti the wrist. Coope; removed th bal' jside etl Ik sure a d b yon t p. r with bis po ket knife and say- he ; adventure that the other half or is g tt;ng used to being shot and i- jbalan e, whatever may be required . loosing no s'eep over this little 'mat'er. Country produce will pay a sub 6cnption to this paper. Horae & iarm. Louisvill Ky and The Times, on year lor 1,25. S.mpfc copies of papers offered in clubs with The Times can be had bv calling at this rffi.ee. ; The Thrice-a-week wor d pub- lished in New York City ml Ihe Times will be sent to any address, one j ear for $1,50. Ca-h Paid for pop'ar, Chestnut, Oak, As'i and Lynu lugs delivered auy where on R. R. Do les Scale and cash See the editor ot the Times. Delinquent subscribers, espeeial- ly tlioe. that have been dropped wil- please remember the'weather has been such that firewood was a . . . . comi-ri to have on nana. Th- Washington weekly posaiid The TiMgs will be s -ntt ;ny ad dress one year for 1,25. Now it your time you want the Post this winter while Congress is' in session. Carlton Cornwell foreman of the G.izette,3Iiddletown, N. J., believes that Cliamberlian,s Cough Remedy should be in every home. He used it for a cold and it effected a speedy cure, He says:" It is indeed a grand remedy, I can recomend to all. 3 have also seen it used forwhoopin,L cough with the best results., 21 and 50 cent bottle for sale b E. Everett Bryson City and S; W Cooper, W hitter. There is good reason for the pop ularity of Chamberlain's Cougl. Rem-ily. Davis & Buzard, of West Montery. Clarion Co., Pa., say; "Ii has cured people that our physi cians could do no: lung for. We per suaded them to try a bottle of Cham berlain s Cough Remdey and the now recomend it w ith the rest of us 25 and 50 cent bottles ft'-r sale b E. Everett Bryson City and S. W Co per, Whitiier. Jleadquarters United Confe erate Veterans New Orleans, La., Dec. 7, 1895 General Orders No. 155. The progress made by the able and distinguished committee appointed io General Orders Nos 145 andl49 from these headquarters to ex imine in-1 o and r. port upon the plan sub mi ted by th- grat philanthropist a A benefactor. Charles Broadway lnuss, for the establishment of a grand .Memorial whe e Confederate relics and mementoes aretobede posited for aU time, and which is to be ome the "Battle Abbey" of he South, must be very gra ifying o the ol't.v - -cr ins and to iu! who ove t:i traditions of the South and who cherish the nv-mories ol the-'courage and iieroism of her son, and I the unpa ail !"1 dev tion of her ' in .Mi- and self-sac iiejnL' wmnen. i Th s p!ei. lid mM.i'tee has i no -ti'--essf'tl,y 1 un -Io-.! the gr.ied : e:!i-i':-.-' e. :::i 1 !iir h t r a r " ; a. id tin! of t'l- -ivceooi-tiirf- S. ' have fir alat ! '. tn- i - uf pr .' d I tu'e v.hich, ii oner et .-ally carried out. cannot fail of siii cess. It wil It' romtjin-her.-d that the generous and large hearted do or. Mr. Charles Broadway Rous, w i j alone conceived this roje: t for the Southern Epic, glowing with trib j p rpetuation of the historv and glo- utes of the r unrivalled history, to ry of his eountrytnen, pirese: t d a p'aivh.r it.- eonsriioni til -n to the vetnnj at. the nston vonni.vs-jit t!e: ti'Ui ': 'ri': i.c -i' . I ) It- is indiv dua! U1' !i!i;!' ill e;;l" VHIU et oi-' vTV-'t idea.--. -.i.-..i'ti-ei.. up ' raising a ! -" am eir--. To a: Si- :h tf .!' i ii i t and enonjrh in- t -od SUr- th-' he petti ti'e-1 V a 1st tl'.ttOU 1. CfCMpii - Ml II! t he COM; ! '1. will be laised bv the noble wnmt n the Soutu. The coniinittee suggests that the raos' feasible manner of reaching the dwi red object s to set apart a ''Memorial Feativa Day," and they ask that the General Commanding wm designate the date, and issue a genera! 'order. " . , I heue ,erai Commanding, there- fore jn c uipli mce with the r-quest of the committee, designates Friday May 1, 1896, as the most suitable for a "Memorial F stival Day,'? to be set apart for the use of the worn en of the .South in raising funds for t:.is grea' Memorial Hall. All the details - and exercises of -- v r : this "Memorial Festival Day 'are to be planne !, c ;n uct d and car ri d out eoiirely u -de--the orjiers, control, ide s a; id ma agement --f the worn n of the Sou h in their re spective idealities. For in whose hauls could this sacred trust more proper, y be placed and with more certainly of success, than into those of the gentle wom en of the South, who have never yet fait red or failed in the performance ot any duty, either in war or in peace, impose! upon them lor the Southern cause. Their spirit and . determination animated the men 'of the South at the 6cene of the first conflict; they were the mo6t constant and unre mitting patriot' and workers dur ing their country's mighty struggle and the last to abandon the sacred cause after Southern hopes vanish ed behind the clouds at Apporaat- j tox. The true historv of their deeds and triumphs has ant yet' been told. No historian has yet written the story, nor mus- sung the song, nor mins'rel strung the lyie, which fitly celebrate their, praise. The straits to which they were reduced for food and clothing, the self-abnpgation and hardships en. dured by them during those dark and gloomy days of war, finds no pare'.lel in?; history; their patriotism and course -will be written in gold en betters upon the tablets of time, ineffireable while memory lasts, and, as ministering angels, their names will live upon the pages of poetry and in romance as long as chivalry exists in the hearts and minds of mankind. This "Battle Abbey" will not be dedicated Ion to the history and and de s of the civic and military heroes of th- great st of civ.l wars. bu the General Commanding will see, that wi bin its sacrel portal sufficient and conspici n.s space will be reserved for the ames und fame of t ae "Heroines of he South". As yet wandering troubadours, li e t e bards of the middle ages, journ v ng from castle to castle, have very auitiy sung their praise !-ul the 'eiide sacred memories which c ust with a iiaio o ve a.i i v-.-ii i tin, a o'.iiid their l in a:i i m i i i , .'. 1 ; ul'ii.i aa .- i ; ,1- ii, !; ra;ii- ! ; :C .1 al; , .ii i iha iiiC Mast r, tv i..s ptu i- tn pired with ce.e tial &re, and u i.ose touch is mellowed a d hallowed by the rich ness a id grandeur of tue theme, s . . 1 ming and blend them with their glorius achievments into a be dep si ed in this eanctuar of utiio n valor. 1; t is IVnipl of Fame, whir:h : t'l ie . ins'-i rated to al the ptrO pi i ie- coiiimg centuries, ill a ll.ch ieti iii hi.- carved oUt l)' i., .sl-.,-Co: tii.it ouu yre.idronsl r i ie. -i- aii-i giory. a mo ument w .11 sr.-.-. eo;i:!iMtii ntive of thei aiei la;ii-lit t In: " liero ne : . . ... iiaon vvinco ill lie ; : l rv '.Vii h those in ."punaa -liOi. r . i .r '." i.oi t-v t v outti ; . ...x ne "iioniau Mat v ex.-i.Miu: " riicse are i a . a o.u not the r lor . .. i listii ns o -upreme ? r or they sent their off ir;V ly and oyally to battle l.C;. isIM) Is th: only positive Remedy knows to tkeaeSial PrfAstfa tst Acute anachronic fihensutism, Cost, Lxztsr Sdit-a. Hriti, Ovarian Neoralfia. Dismecorrtoea, Psci2sl$Scxf-iJ tettul Kidney Diseases. A Positiyc Cere effcetd fa frca 6 to 18 ton. for their country, and with the ''Spartan Mother," dtthtess iu jane ion. "Return with yo ir shied r oo it." It is t the eurrivors of the i -lustnoes women and to their d acen -ant - to whom - the General Commanding, theref le confident ly intrust this important mission of assisting in this holy undertak ing. TbeGeneral Commanding appeas to urges th. ee heroic women surw ore of a heroic age, and all the diugh ters ot ti.e South wio take pride in the history of such worthy and glo rious ancestors, to immediately up on reoiot of this order, organiie so cie;iesa.;d e ect president, seciita- ries, treasurers and other officers, in ever, ci y, t wn, hamlet Knd neigh borhood in tte South, and to noti fy Coienel R.C. Wood, general man ager of the Confederate Memorial Association, No. 44 Perditlo street, New Orleans, La, so he can at once supply them with subscription books and full instructions, and re spectfully requests that they will commence without delay the col lection of funds for the erection of this depository of the records of the valor of Southern manhood and th . heroism of Southern womanhood, and coutinue their effor is systemat ically, making the "Memorial Fes tival Day," May 1, 1896, the cul The money raised by each socie ty and in each locality must be de posited in some good bank or other safe depository, to the order of the United Confederate Veirans for the use of the Confederate Memorial Association, to remain until called for by proper authority. In the meantime each society or locality, where money is raised wil; report the amount collected to Cbl R. V. Woo l, general manager of the Confederate Memoria' Association, No. 44 Perdido street, New' Orleans La., so that an idea can be formed of the total amount , thus secured. Tfie General "CoramaBo5ngt rt-T quests thejottr traj composing the 721 United Confederate Vetaara Camps of tiu&Aesociaiian to renoVr all tl eassigtancepcestble to the la dies engaged in thia holy cause. The General Oommanding also requests that every . .newspaper throughout the South and elsewhere favorable to It his rand hist trie en terprise, jfill publish this . (tfder and with editorial comaientire it the widest publicty. By order ot J. B. GORDON, Geo. Moorman, Gen.Com'd' , Adj't Gen. fe Chief of Staff That Headache! Yoa has'- sick headache ccca-ioii-3?'y, 'v.h , s.vjf stoiaachand biliou- f iii f wne-j frost s!uih Ik 9ud r .n-re .-.-.r !. to un htrc .'. i :.v. and his remedies : i.. i . Itlc f.l -U beih ur jjc Ask your druggist for W m lafll'e Tonic Liver rills. He wiU give yoa two boxes of medicine. These boxes contain exactly what every leading doctor prescribes. Yoa first take a Ramm'S) MM which opens the bowels easily and natural ly, without violence. Yoa then take tie (Ramem) Xamic rcllete daily for a fortnight m?T a aowvrfal Taaie aa4 Blood rarifier, wktch auxes a acw creatnre or mm. At ts- u-.. il v keep the bawda stildty actiaa. Try ft once. Ilillliilwi mtm d1 ft 1 1 Wi liJO. BSOWV KTO. CO, Vaw Terk. V ' XTEI-feTer1 trn"fTorih-T f T rnpn nr lml i tn trvl in NArtii Cm. olina for esublished, tellable boose, salary T"0 ,nd V"-Steady poattioa. Eeelosa n fcreiice ami -elf addressed atampcd enrel- i;ie Dominion Company. Third Floor .... I.. !.? fll Mm vuicgD, hi. i-ia -1 . NOTICE. j Turkies, Ducks, Geese, and. the ' improved breeds ot Chickens receiv ed on Taxes at the Poultry Yard ' 1 miles South of town. No game blooded chickens wanted. J. F. Teagne. ears' use of m in -a. Livery Stable Por Spr&tns; StSTJcints and Hamet5 Galls." &;aro.DIlSnzriL,3 la 6 hi s v - eold w ta? When you hart bought 25.00 witlh of GOODS in CASH tf 4.C0tUJS from the day you take hit PVXCH VARD,fyou get choice of k , Ilci Usi of EOOISOFKEE, inj of them'rn fortli $4.00, fcddes yoi hie tue LARGEST AID BEST STOGIOIOFilGOODS i to ttUetfron, thu&ie of Askev'iUe. Compare our GOODS, ffft ' . i -PRICE, and ve will rih RESULTS. owe GwmmmzF: . - T - --ww n oi rnuiHii ihiin Anip i r , n i f vwuiMU-itwiuu aaujuui uiuu a vwwiuuiui j A ftttxt AstMSsttter stnd Bolt Holder combined. waMrla aaiaaainmalilil 1st taatf ts&m- J I . I h- u Taey ara 4a4 aa hMirMi m I arhra ta ar aa i J a. TMra laBcliaaieMrarBcM Irady ia place arsariaftcaalaa, W . Batef awse a twv aiacaa, aaliair rivru4 lagaAtr, taay will aet aTlraa aa esaara mUt af aaa state aav j . Mac saasa M Craaoaat Pateat CaM tonal Steel, crery pair art 9 wanaatal ta iraairri taaar airaagta aai tlaatirlty. aaa aot to Iwa4 ar J (. By taaa? aaa aaaca aaaayaass tt aaaMaa. W inaa asTaa. ii Utaaacaawiaah.iil1srihft iaatacMa,Utahcaaa t aaiMiisi M taa tiliTiUar aasirtanac $1.00 FOR YOufi PH0T0&EA. ii. Write as a letter corering these three points jriajT. StaU how long you bars known, or used, or sold "Ur. m. .m mons Lirer Medldae." Skoovd. State diseases yon have known it to cure and five t!. rvim 1 1 those cored by it I Tkixd. Giro year opinion as to the difference between It -f .-rucL rnd action, and the strength and action of the "Liver Kegulalor" made l?J. 11 Z:Uh ACo and the "Black Draught" made by Chattanooga Medicine (' : boih rf which have sold to dealers at 6 or ? cenU per package, net. and nhonkl retail st not over 10 or 19 eeats. if (consumers are not imposed upon, while "or (Mginsl " article can not be sold at less than 19 cents per package, as we hats f ao mm R r card for homaa life to use cheap drags la any of our medicines. The reason h plain; Zailia aV Co. and the old proprietors of "Black Draught" were l4h rnynnfl from oeoaiTiaf toe pooue dt aamg we woras eonsunxuag our nwe i nrrc fore, look oat that sosm dealer (not knowing yoa are posted) don't ; 'I : u "itj8 ebaap packaae at a profit of SCO or 400 per eent Instead of onrGenn'. -' '?r. M. A. 8imnaoaa LiTer Madlcina.' wbieh yoa he eare to specify, and take no other, as vow taara is aouusg aue uxe t. On receipt of roar letter enclosing photograph. we'wUl nrd! yr-n r? of charge, a 11.00 package liver Medidne, or en receipt of letter without ; holograph, , we will ti too a SS eeat paekaga, fraa. See the ailments, censed by indispositions of the Edneja, Liver, trnnach and Bowels, which Dr. IL A. Simmons liver Medidne has invariably cored since lis 10. gicx HsikaHB--rixrrtATie or ns HxiaTDaowswEA.--uOT,ABLLi-tv. brDioarnoa-CoLO Fsn.--EJtXaaoxicxxT or Lrrxa k Srx:E. Sixet utairxM. Low SnaiTa Gaortxa. laaxruns. Drourrss. Iirjtviyrss. TraxD Fxxmo. Sotra 8TOKaCH.-Bar Tastb nr Jlotrnt Cossnr ATtn Tow. , sts. Sara-A Ens Yxi4rv.BxuovsYBLoes or Stkxsotti A I'tx;i:. Coats Toxoca. Tazas nr Sma A tmaa SaoCxoaa Bum- For Bnr. ath. GLnta zanvo ssroas txs Eras. Wsxewr ts Stohach Arm Eating. 'i'onno LtrxaFtzsa Sort 4s Flabst. Accts A CnaoaTO MtttaiA L;l-; comtso err nr Motrm. V aaroos iimsmf Cloodkd lxvitTzuc-.Wcsi Coua rtixa. bt Ctrszwo OoamrATioa Paocccnro it. Ktoxzr V:r.x.'r: Fvvunn vw tuxm a IIxaa Nrxsyzss or Haxtx, Akxs &rrix.-Ui-uT:-na-or Gas. Bloatxvo or Stoiucbi arxs Food u Taxzx. Iaszcnj Attt.. rrra--IIsAaTsnrjT--Dra3rsss or Tnnxwhzzrjrcst ctow &3Zm -'iir?:'i Ur.urrocATTjr gaasewoniwDisi'oimsscT or twrri fZ::??? Bnoa os Arrxa FrrwsVnrnoa--Iiixow I'l i ' rsasrraATiow. Fbsials Coinrrs.-BAD Oll Motbsss. -Flitulmct. -Loss or nnfS J"1' Cbtolt Facuaee Doww m Baca. Inmtru .7 V -rr " to lar4saie DrratTATiosT os Foosv flcnom fiSn or Ht Onrrwit IVsr - r"' S zrf?' y SooTa CAnsa. Ovawtxo 6r"; --.tc -&ZZl tSBS. 1t33lSf Vxvn rva Em. That r.rt.-a orr SIS'.- jMCK-aJra ypT WtXt FfeSXOIO. SO COXXOV WTt f :.ro:'i' . tZiVSEZF OT W"? DtWUTStXO liOTSEM 5 Fatto Pat.a- : rSJr?-0? " PaartCTiT RXOCIATWO TXB ACTTAS nr ivr. Krr i i-iraa. u4 Bowaxs. so that axx rooo taszx h XArra A.r nwruu - . Liniment Read HU Positive SUtemenL yratTOOTOS, If . 0, Peb. 14, 1S. OcnUMMBt I hara Had Mexican Mia. or tm. jtm ta my Urmy V w X tfioonfa of Kttu( Liniment la a pint of ' water aad fiv it to Ua bona and tt will . Q. atop tha kearM ia 6 hovn-r, I can alaorecorn mend it for Spraina, Btiff Jointa, HanaeaiOaUa aad aa a flrctlaaa Liaimaat for Family ma, - Tonr Leadiac Sale & Urary BtaUa. : G. H. BILL. - - i r i r v ra- I J Clt. aaa very attcaTrntaabk MaMalfti.U.'ir. 9 be eare to specify. ' X' .-ja,i, ;.. I
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