EquaUt jor All; Special Privileges for None,
f. I MINElR. PkoPEIETOR.
BREVARD, TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY, N. C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13.1903.
VOL. YIII-NO. 7
The <t?llowing a»d
thouiaads other Testi-
jnonials are on file in
our office afld open fox
inspection;
Curi*8 TliFoat
Asheville, N. C., De«, 6, 1^02.
'To*la-tU« jCkur.prtn^ , ivuu:^ville, lenn
Dear —I want to co.ntributp
iny mite o\Kir<l9 jthe upljiiiMjng of
^•our woidtrtuj *vyK'4y^ To-lii-tan^
My wit€ Jjas Ijeeii s, co?isU*.|)t fiufljprep
from thjoat troubie fof soveral
^oiithH And foun^ no relief until I
was ill to try a paeKftge of
your T| It seems Ui worjj
)ike mtgic, Sh# Ims takeu «|je but
Itle of )he tonic and us«d tfee spray
joniy i few times, and sli« Impels «o
'Well 8ie has discont|nu.«d it« use air
fxidBt eitirely.
To-lo-iai^ is certainly a wonder^
aud I feet.that too much cannot be
paid of i’l
V«rj
No Dispensary
Editor Sylvan Valley News;
Wie notice Jliat our present
ie^isiature is being thronge4
jritJj petitions “for temperaoiGe
iegislati<)0. ” Th^ ts an,
iap4 on m aarnejst, and it is to be
hoped tb^t before it the
victory wjji be won for t<6(mp«r--
a.nce, for sobriety—in short, for
Dur hoffles. Prohibition prohi
bits. Tbftt ig what wb want,
what we need, what w^ must
have.. The graat curse ol'
key :£■ be^'ond {hcpon iir of wordg
to 4*v.Q>.ci’ibe.
He who gives his inijuenea to
the establishmQ^t of a bar, a dis
pensary or a aUtill' ’s work
ing for that vvhic
destroyer of ni'
wrecker of many
ruin of mulfitud
“Woe Jiiito h’
neighfefif drin
botUe to him
drunke^j als-
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.i:\ to .
uiaj iollo
continue ’
inliauJis t!
the * ft'or
hands. ,
fao}ishod,
(JriecI up
ijlill ii ;
Oj^.icJiKisi I Ail' I
measure.” What
ceiv>:) all tl^ose x^hc
this life
in^ businoiss.
In your Issue of Janu
an article “T^aet'
the
Tilings That Pay.
Commercial fertilizers are
chemically prepared plant food.
They are mixtures which con
tain, or are supposed to contain,
certain elements in soluble form
which will increase the crops. A
fertilizer containing 8-2 2 means
that you ejtpect to find € per cent
of phosphoric acid. As there
are ^,000 pounds in a ton this
would give 20 time$ 8—160
pounds Gf phosphoric acid in a
ton, so twice gO (forty) pounds of
anjnjonia and twice twenty (forty)
pounds of potash/ AU thase give
you 240 pounds of soluble plant
food to a ton. The I’fist of the
ton is worthlosg to the crop. As
v^e <jommonly »se about gOO
’OQunds per afire, or a ton to ten
this gives ua sixteen
^ ^hospho^ue acid, four
•’I onia and four
^ per acre,
'^ot per-
•^rd
Pisp@nsary at Warrentoii.
As the whisk®y question now
claims the attention of our peo
ple, and as the establishment of
a dispensary is being agitated by
some, we have been handed the
following for publication which
shows how the dispensary works
in Warrenton.
Chief of Police, John W. Allen,
says in the Warrenton Record:—
I have been asked by so many
about the workings of the dis
pensary here, which we have had
about three and a half years.
The main object in getting a dis
pensary here was not so much
jfor revenue as it was to do away
with th^ social features of bar
room drinking. In this jjarticu-
lar the dispensary is a complete
success and is a very great sup
port to the morality of our com
munity.. As to the quantity sold
by the bar-rooms and dispensary
I am not able to say which sold
the most, but there is a good
’“al sold by the dispensary, but
' i effects of the sales Jis to
'=s and disorderly con-
^ least fifty per
^^e ^’spen-
days
Cla]rton*s Fall land Winter Business in Every*
thing Wanted.
See his line of beautiful and stylish Dress Good.s now on hand v
arrive hooh of the lat.e6t styles and patterns in shirtwaist and skirts;
now in stock, Panama and other up-ta-date shapes. Ladies^ capes
Jackets. Bargains in trunks, suit cases, shoes, flannels, clothing an
faet everything you want at prices to suit the times. It will do you
harm 1o £all and see u.s^ we wUl do our best to please you. Fresh grocer
always on hand. There is no firm in Brevard who can underseJl .ua.
kinds of tiade taken in e^chanjfe for goods. Yours truly,
Claj^fon's Great Vsiriefy Store
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In laiindilngour jnercantile boat for the favoring breezes
of the trade winds in 1903 we cannot restrain a feeling of
thankfulness to the many patrons who nave given us the best
year of business during 1902 that lias been recorded in our
history. We feel that we haye made many] warm friends
who will remain with us, and this invitation So call and ne«
our stockjjis extended to all, whether old frieiMs or new
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it is easy to renoh us.
this year than ever bef
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