Photographs,
Will bo located in my new gallery in a few days,
where, with a line skylight, ^lew backgrounds
and chairs, sliall be able to do better work than
ever.
E- H. GLOVER,
BREVARD
Townsend Transfer Co.
BAGGAGE
delivered ta any part ol
the city.
DRAY MEETS
ALL TRAINS.
Heavy Hauling on Contract. Phone'67.
Bravard, N. C.
Loftis Locals.
W. P. WHITMIRE
Livery and Feed Stable
Comfortable Carriages
Reliable Drivers
Safe Horses
Drivers know all points of interest in the country.
Wagonette meets all trains.
MojNTinii Stable
Phone 20. Brevard, N. C.
W. L. & Co
MEAT DEALERS.
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lOditor Sylvan \ iiiiey News:
Jack Frost has made his ap
pearance aujong the I’ariners for
several mornings aad put frowns
upon tlieir faces.
Miss Esta Whitmire attended
preachinjj: at Rocky Hill Sunday
and took dinnei- at the home of
her grandparents.
Oliver Hardni s[>ent Saturday
night with relatives here and
went to see his best girl at Bre
vard Sunday.
Dr. E. S. English and wife and
Mr. and Mrs. Reeves w’ere
pleasant visitors at the hospita
ble iiome of Mr and Mrs. E. E.
Lewis Frida}’’ and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Tate, of
Travelers Rest, S. C., spent sev
eral days last week with their
neice. Miss Leona Gidney.
Oscar Batson and sister. Miss
Annie, dined at the home of I\Irs.
Hookei* Sunday and called to see
Totsy in the afternoon.
Ola May Hunt has been seri
ously ill with fever but is conva
lescing.
Miss Fanny Stone, of Green
ville. C., was a welcome guest
of Miss Leona Gidney one day
last week.
Thomas Simmons, of Poe Mill,
S. C., is attendin.i^ school at Ce-
dai* Mountain.
Rev. Stephenson will })reach at
Little River Chu})el next Satur
day night and Sunday at 11
o'clock. There will also be a
bai)tisiii,i:: Sunday at 10 a. m.
Doughis Hooker died at his
home at Clara, S. C., last Thurs
day and was buried at Rocky
Hill ceraetery Saturday after-
rioon. R(‘v. Beck conduclcd the
funeral services. The bereaved
ones have our heartfelt sympa
thy.
To'J'sy.
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Buyers and Dealers in ^\i\l Gatlla, Slieep and i^ogs
Phone 62. Brevard, N. C.
The Long and Short of It.
Restaurant
and Bakery
Loaf Bread, Cakes, Pies, Etc., Fresh i
Every Day. All the Vesretables, Deli
cacies and Toothsome Dainties of the!
season served daily.
I IIMPUCQ Short-Order
^LUIiUnLO Mecis a SpeciaJty.
^ Everything Strictly First Class.
I Call early and often. |
“I eat at Aiken’s I “I don’t, but I w / ■
R3staurant.” I hereafter” / Jliken, - Main Street ]
Curtis ronstipA'fiorfi Indigestion :
l^lood, Kj<i\’rey and/Liver Disease |
' ibc, 25c and 5<|>c per box. |
Jit all druggisti^ ^jTiTe'^'forafree sample\'
^he Dr. Chas. T. Sisk emical Co., .^shediHe, N. C
iMlitnr Sylvan Vallt'y Xe'v»:
Monroe Hooper of F;iir1ield
passed thi-ouijrh this section last
week with a load of seed lye
which he had bou;»ht on the
Fi-cuich Broad.
Lemon Saundei’s. who has been
makini^ his home in Gloucester,
is in our section again.
A revival meeting has been in
p>‘o<:-ress at Union Clnii'ch, con
ducted by Rev. .loi-dan. The
servir-e was lii'ld in the grove
last Sunday on account of not
havin.i4' I'oom in the house. A
colh'ctioii of sll was taken up
for Mr. .Iordan Sun«.hiy.
Old Uncle Jerry Revis was
foui'jd d(‘ad neai- the Soutli Cai-o-
liiia liu(^ last Sunday week. He
was ^etlin,*^ old and feeble and
had been to visit his son in South
Carolina. He leaves a family who
hiive the s^’mpathy of many
friends.
The school at Union in chari^e
of A. D. Middleton luis sto[)ped
two weeks for fodder.
“Jaciv Frost" was a visitor in
|Onr vicinity last week.
Best wishes to all.
Bin Eyes.
What Is l.ifo?
In the la;;t analyt^is nobody know?;,
but we do know that it is iindei- strict
hiw. Al)use that law ever, sliiihtly.
l)ain re-iults. frreyular livin<;' means
der;ui;^enient of tlie or;i;ins, resultin';-
in o()nsti])ati(>n. headache or liver
ti’ouble. Dr. Kind’s New Life Pills
quickly re-adjusts this. It's *;entle,
yet thorough. Only 2‘)c at Z. \V.
Nichols’ dini'*- store.
Ihe i®tIieIwoId
Brevard’s New Hotel.
Open the whole year.
Jtll modern conveniences.
Service and table first class. Sample^rooms free.
House that will soil Coiiimerciai Traveler
The patronage of the Traveling Public,
as well as Summer Tourists, is solicited.
Brevard, J[[. C., July 20, *Q5.
ur
The Best
Is Not Too Good
for Our Customers
We carry a large line of Parke Davis & Co.'s and Shni ix* iV Doliin’s
Pharmaceuticals and Squibb’s and iMerck's CMieiiiica!.- i'./i' niiing
physicians i)rescriptions, and there are none Ijotti'r iViaii
Jlgents for Huyler*s Fine Candies.
Resj)eetfully,
The Brevard Drug Co.
E. W. BLYTHE, Manager.
Brevard Pressing Club.
THOS. W. MOSELY, Proprietor.
Gentlemen*s Clothing
Cleaned, Pressed
and 'Repaired.
Teachers Wanted.
AVe noed at once a tew more teach
ers for 1‘all schools. (!<jod positions
are hc'in^- tilled daily by us. We are
receivinj? more calls this year than
(‘ver before. Schools an(J colleu'es
supplied with teachers tree of* cost.
Kiiclose stamp t'or i-eply
Amekican Teaciikks’ As.sociatiox,
J. L. (ilvAHAM, LL. D., Manager.
152-154 Uandolph Building’,
Memphis, Tenn.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Only $1.50 per month.
Shop just below postoffice.
Broad Valley Institii
fp
Bread Valiey, Transylvania County, N. C.
Next Term Opens August 10. 1903.
Ji- Competent Faculty..
Healthful J}ir.
Co-educationczL
Beautiful Sccnery.
()ne hundr^'d luul forty-one students from live counties ;iM:i ’.'\m sMt.c', la-t
y<nir. Medals ^iven. (iood water. Kxj)enses cheaj). Inji; >l I.*;
spected lu i'i-.
Foi- in!'.!j-;iiation and particulars call on or adilress
s. W. HALL, i „ . . ,
J. X. P.KADLKY, I "
^^Cleanliness is next to Godliness/'
thing of beauty is a foy forever.'^
Our stock of
is fresh and cican—neat, sweet and toothsciiic*
High Grade Coffees, Teas and Fancy Gaieil SsqiIs
You pay no one else^s bill when dealing with as our
terms are cash*
DEAVER & LOFTIS,
The Grocers.
Aethelwold Building*
Phone 85*