LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
To SappMre Conloi.
From the Ashevillfi Citizen of
Mrs. B. Broylpsof Yal« is visiting j SePt- 9- «;« 'hat
lu'i’ daughter, Mrs. Ben T. Egerton.
Emma Brown, of Cherry field, is
visitin<r h€?r mother Mrs. J. J. Miner
this week.
Z. W. Niohols has moved in his
beautiful new home on South Cald-
well street.
Walter Wood left last week for
ihe State Uiiiveisity where he will
resume his studies.
If your roads are not as j;ood as
they should be September i:< a good
month to work them.
Tho junior editor acknowledg^es the
receipt of a basket of very tiue to
matoes rai?-ed by Mrs. J. J. Miner.
Jes>je B. Picklesimer left last Fri-
<l;jy for Chapel Hill where he i.s go-
iiiK to study Pharnuicy at the Uni
versity.
Rev. S. A. llains will preach at
East Fork Church the fourth Suiiday
at 11 o’clock and Saturday ni^ht he-
f»»re. ('omeall.
Owinjr to the fact that two of the
engines are beinj; repaired, the Tran
sylvania Railway uses one of the
Southern’s engines and handles all of
the freight at night.
lirevard seems to be a iiiecca for
those havinjr patent rights to sell.
We generally buy several ^-t.ites and
a few foreign countries and make
money out of it—tor the otlier fellow.
The silver tea and sale lor the bei -
efit of >t. Philips rectory fund netted
The rectory debt has been all
])aid and the church i)roperty i> now
tree from incumberance. Laus Deo.
Transylvania county would save
nKMiey by having the next Legisla
ture cut down all our courts to one!
week, MS we never have any court
the second week and yet have to pay
for the jury the second week.
O.-^ear Sterling, wIjo iost a leg in the
]H‘ad-on colli."ion at Toxaway last
'I'hursday, is
in tine shape.
«Mn]»loy of this road oidy a week as
iuakeman when the accident oc
curred.
'fhe Rev. ]Mc. rhapjiian will otli-
t^iate at St. Philii-s next Sunday,
vSeptember loth. Morning prayer
•rUid anti-communion with sermon
;i1 11 o’clock. Sul'ject: -‘rhe C(»py
i<nd the Orijiina!.” Evenscjng on
Friday at 5:80.
The undersigned has agreed to
i’lold the regular service in tlip i>ap-
list ( aurch, Ihevard. next Sunday
morning and night. Ehi. r. S. (rasn-
well of Marion, X. isexpecte«l on
^Monday night follow ing to continue
4lit* meeting some days.—1. T. Xew-
t(»U.
Mr. J. G. Adams has just returned
from Lake Toxaway, where he was
called on Saturday to meet S. H.
Hardwick, G. P. A. of the Southern
Railway Company, to complete ar
rangements for the weekly tours into
the Sapphire Country which go into
etfect today. The jate is to apply
from Jacksonville, Fla., Atlanta,
Savannah, Charleston, Macon, Co
lumbia, Chattanooga, Knoxville,
Augusta, and all Southern points.
The Southern Railway Company is
to sell 51 ticket which will cover rail
road fare to Lake Toxaway and re
turn, stage fare from Lake Toxaway
to Sapphire, and one week’s board at
any of the Toxaway Company's
hotels.
This is a novel plan and should be
very attractive to tourists wishing to
visit this famous resort country.
The rate from Asheville is $21 10.
This to include all expenses of trip.
It is the plan of the railroad com
pany to make certain days in the
week personally conducted by a pas
senger agent (if the road and tlius
relieving tourists of all worry and
annoyance.
MOB LYNC^^ NEGRCX
Vengeance Dealt to Alleged Murderer
In South Carolina.
Columbia, S. C., July 2.—lufarmatlon
was received here from Norway, Or
ange county, 50 miles south cf this
city, that Oharels Evans, a nogro. sus
pected of the murder of T. Phil
lips, W£.s taken from the guard bouse
at Norway last night a,nd lynched by
a mob.
Four other negroes who were con
fined in the jail, were beaten into
insensibility.
The crime for which Evans L«et his
death last night, was the muraer ot
John T. Phillips*, a one-armed oon-
I federate soldiers. Last Saturday a
j young son of Ph'llips whipped somt
negroes at Norway, and several
threats were made by the negroes
there. Monday night while seated at
his suKper table Mr. Phillips was
killed by some one who fired through
reported as gettitig on ! the windows of his dining room. Phil-
Ffp hjul bnen in the' Instantly, and two of his lit-
' tie children seated with him were I
wounded by the shot. i
Charles Evans was suspected, and
confessed to having fired on Phillips,
and In his confession implicated his |
brother 1
Governor Hej’ward has ordered the I
county cfiicials at Norway to do all I
within their j>ower to ;^otect the i
other pesTO ir» laJl 1
Di-. M. P. Daugherty, well known j
tlirouiihout Mercer and Sumraei- conn- j
tie's. W. Va.. most liUely owen his lifej
to the kindness of a neighbor. He 1
^ j
waj almost h<>|)elessly alllicted with:
<iiavfh<*ea: was attended by tw<» ]>iiy-1
sicians who gave him litt'e. if any i-e-1
lief, ulien a neighbor leai'ning of iiis j
serious c<Midition. brought him a >)ot- j
tie of ('ramberlain's ('olic, Cholera'
at'id Diarrhoea Remedy, whicli cured |
I'iim in iess than twenty-four ho’^c'^. i
Fo?* s:ile ty Z. W. Xiehols. Hrevard i
and O. L. Krwin. (’herryMeld. !
Teachers Wanted. j
W^ ni*ed at otjcva few mon^ teach
ers tor fall schools, (iood positions
are being tilled daily by us. We are
receiving niore calls this year than
ever before. Schools an(l colleges i
supplied with teachers free of cost. •
Enclose stamp t'or re[)ly
Amkkr'an Tkaciikks’ Asso( iatiox, '
J. L. (tRAHAM. LL. D., Manager. |
1)2-154 Randolph Building, |
Memphis, Tenn.
li. F. Morri-, of Wa'-ren, Pa., is
the guest ofCharles Lott. Mr. Mor-
1 is was editor and i)roprietor of tiie
Warren Ledger, for many years the
leading ]>aper of the county. He is
an up-to-date business man, and it is
a ])leasure to welcome such men to
lirevard.
The people of Brovaid are always
willing to help any churckor e<luca
tional proposition to a surprising
<legree. All church entertainments
:uv Well attended. T!ie ladies of the
Kpiscopal Church have paid oil' rlie
entire debt on the rectory in a little
over two years—the amount of the
dc*i»t being nearly S2,•')()(). They
raised about $1,100 and the bishop
gave the balance.
A head-end colli>ion on the Ti’an-
sylvania lailroad near Toxaway last
Thursday has quite seriously crippU d
the road. The two engines were
crippled so that the freight train has
dropfied out of schedule time atid is
now running at night with a South
ern freight engine to pull it. One of
the engine’s conceri\e.l in the col
lision is so badly injured that it
will have to g:> to some sho]> tor re-
j) iirs. The other one will be put in
running order by Master Mechani«*
W. Piper at the repair shop hero.
We are very sorry tnat atjy accdent
should occur to our road an<l especial
ly so during the summer travel.
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Survey the Towh of Brevard—Establish
Permanent Corners and Grades.
There is one question that should
appeal to every person owning a foot
or more of real estate in the town of
Brevard, and that is a reliable sur
vey and plat of the town.
At the i)resent tinie tliere is no
bejjinninj? corner that can be located,
hence it is nearly impossible to cor
rectly survey any one lot. The best
remedy is to have the entire town
surveyed and then have a beginning
corner located and made of some in-
ilestructible material. One of the
meridian stones erected by the na
tional }»overnment in the court house
grounds would do. All surveys in
the future wf.uUl and could be lo
cated troin this beginning corner
and all questions <*f boundary or
lines could be settled by a survey in
stead of a law-suit.
And while the survey was being
made the grades and levels of our
streets could be made, and this es
tablishing of grades and levels would
stop all the present discu.-^sion about
the natural flow of rain water as well
as it wouM guide oropeity owners as
to the proper height of their side
walks and buildings. Let us have
the town surveyed, a beginning cor
ner established and the grades of our
streets determined.
Superior Court.
At the last term of the supe
rior court the following state
cases were disposed of:
Charlie Owens was sent to the
state prisf)n for the term of seven
years for killing George Banther
some time ago. Owens took an
appeal at the last term of the
coui-t but did not perfect it.
V. B. McGahti whs tined ^-.r)0
and the costs for tearing down a
legal notice.
A. 0 Norton was fined ^5.00
and the costs for retailing with
out license.
P’red Bagwell, Garmon Hogsed,
Foster Bagwell, Frank Bagwell
and Weyman Cassell were tined
^r>.()() and the costs each for dis-
tui bing a religious meeting.
Bob .Tohnson, Webb Johnson,
Alf Benjamin and Cal Miller
were found guilty and tined for
retailing.
The civil docket was not taken
up owing to the absence of W. A.
Gash, Esq.
There were several cases that
had been taken to the superior
conrt from the mayor's court on
appeal, and in each case the
judgment of the mayor was sus
tained.
Merchants’ Protective Associa
tion ot Transylvania County.
On last Thursday night the
merchants organized the above
named association for the pur
pose of controlling the credit
business of the count^’^ and for
their protection. From a hasty
glance at the constitution and
by-laws we think that it will be
of great benefit to our business
men. and we wish it success.
The following officers were elect
ed: T. D. England. President;
E. W. Blythe, Vice-President; Z.
W. Nichols, Secretary; F. L. De-
Vane, Treasurer. We will pub
lish the constitution and by-laws
in our next issue.
MS CALL
^BAZAR* L
fiOTERHS
All Seams Allowed and Perforations show
tile Basting and Sewing Lines.
Only lo and i) cents each—none higher
Ask for them Sold in nearly every city
and town, or by mail from
THE McCALL CO..
113-115-117 West 31st St„ NEW YORK.
Stomach Trouble.
“I have been troubled with my stom
ach for the past four years.*’ says D.
L. Beach, of Clover nook Fai’m,
Greenlield. Mass, “A few days ago I
was induced to buy a box of Cham
berlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets.
1 have taken part of them and feel a
great deal better.” If ;vou have any
trouble with your stomach trv a box
of these Tablets. You are certain to
be pleased with the result. Price 25 c.
For sale by Z. W. Nichols, Bre
vard, andO. L, Erwin, Cherrytield.
Small Profits and Quick Sales!
Til order to make room for a largei stock
of Groceries I am offering my entire line of
Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Shoes, and Men's
Winter Clothing at close prices. Call and
examine my stock and learn my prices befoie
buying elsewhere.
H. L. DeLONG
Broad Street
Phone 83
Room Wanted.
1 need room for my large stock of
Fall and Winter Clothing
and to get it I am going to sell my entire liiu^ (d*
men's and boys’ stylish spring and summer clotliing
AT COST!
You can also get bargains in my shoes and hats
which I am selling at first cost. Come in and sec me.
W. L. CARMICHAEL
Brevard, C.
BREVARD, N. C.
The McMinn House
CHARLES R. CLARKE,
Proprietor.
Open all the Year.
New Management*.
$2.00 per Day.
Special Rates per Week.
In the Mountains of Western North Carolina,
*‘The Switzerland of America.”
J. A. MILLER
Builders’ Hardware
and Buildini 'Materials
Dressed Lumber
Laths
Shingles
Sash
Doors
Blinds
Locks
Hinges
Window Pulleys
Plastering Hair
Cement
Lime
Ready Roofing
Glass
Putty
Sash Locks
Window Lifts
} Sash Cord and Weights
McCormiGk Reaper>$ and Binilers
Mowers, Rakes, Corn Cutters and Grain Drills
Cor. Main and Caldwell / BREVARD, ft. C