THE MEDICINE
That You Take
When you have a prescription
compounded in niy store—thert
is not the shadow of a doubi
about the work being correct in
every particular. It Is done
RIGHT or not at all.
Z. W. NICHOLS
DRUGGIST
Sylvan Valley News
MINKK & HREKSE, Kditors ai)(i Propiiet«>rs.
Friday Morning, Nov. IH, 190S.
Town and County Items.
Phone T).
Brevard. N. C.
W. L KUYKENDALL
^ Optician
Every Friday at Tally’s store.
PENROSE, N. C.
You Live to See, and See to Live.
tested l>y ini])rove(l instninients
and iieedcti <:lasses sJUi)i)iie«i.
Weak oi- I'ailin^- oi*
short si^ht. astiLiinatK-iu ami idlifi-
tlelicieiieiesj of vit-ioii cured l»y ucar-
iiifi' my inipi-oveii ylasse>.
.'_jet me know y»)ur i;eei!s :!iid 1 will
caU and tet^t \ (»ur eyes at \t>iir ttwii
home.
Address as above II. F. P.- Uoute
No. 2.
BREVARD LAOi‘^OIV.
We wish to call the attention of the
laiuuiry patrtms of rirevar(l to the
fact that we will operate a launilry
hero, located two do<.)i-s above jxt.-l
ottiee, on Main street, and i-es])eet-
fiiily solicit yonr ])atroJia^e. \\v. are
here for the o«>nvenienee of the i)eoi*le
of Brevard, and ft>ei conlidtMit that
those now sendinn' their laundry work
out of towji will ])Utroni/e us.
Our Work
Will be the Very Best
as we have the latest ini])i‘oved ma-
c-hinei-v. Satisfaction <:uarantced.
High GIcss or Domestic Finish
Please mai-k li.-t X before either
word prefei-red—(ikiss oi- Domestic.
We are very i-es]>ectfully vours,
Brevard Laundry.
A. T. HOWKX.
(;. n. FiU(iUi’:LY. >
Props.
IM-P-A-X-S Tabules
Doctors liiid
A «()()d prescription
Foi* inaiikiiul
The n-ceiit packet is oii<nii:li for usual occas’ons.
Tlie funniy bi‘ttlo i(>u < ».•. t>) ooutaiii^ a
tor a yciii'. All m-1i tlicin.
Cheap Settlers’ Tickets.
On th(‘ tirst aiul third Tuesd.iys of
each mouth till April, 11)04, tlio
Frisco System (Saint I^ouis .-iiid San
l>ancisco llaih’ojid) will sell reduced
one-way nnd round-trip tickets trom
}{irmin^h:im, Memjihis ;uid Saint
Jjouis to points in Arkansas, Kansas,
31issouri, Oklahoma, Indian Terri
tory and Texas. W'rite \V. T. Saun
ders, General Ajjent Pass. l)ei»t.,
Atlanta, (Ha., for full information.
Jaines Traollisn]
The Decorator
Expert Assistants
Honest* Work
All kinds of Exterior Painting
done
PAINTS SCIENTIFICALLY MIXED
Paper Hanging, Fresco Work and
all kinds of i.iterior finishing
^ a specialty.
J. W. McMinn went to Asheville on
I business trip last Moriday.
M. D. Cooper left last Monday f(u*
v'ir^inia where he has large collec
tions to look after.
J. 11. liCdbetter has recovered
from Ids severe attack of fjrip and
was able to be out on Tuesday.
The Brevard Taimin Plant will
soon bej>:in ojieralions now as the
! tanks which have been delaying them
j have arrived-
I D. L. English, Ks(j., while attend
ing federal court won a tine fifteeii-
fh>llar pipe at a rattle. Nothing like
being lucky.
Mesdames A. K. and C. E. Orr,
Misses Louise Wilson and Mary Orr
went to Hendersonville last Monday
to take in the (’arnival.
We took our son Dick to TTendor-
sonvjlle last Monday to see the ('ar
nival and had a very pleasant trij)
and advise our friends to go auvl see
the show sometime during the week.
The dam of Lake King John has
been greatly strengtliened during tlu*
last week in preparation of the sup
ply of lla inbow trout Ihnt the Fish
Commission is going to sejid here in
t he near future. :
Miss Mv)llie Hood arrived here i
I
frouj ( herokce county last week to
spend about two weeks visiting nda-
tives and friends, and will then re
turn to Brevard to S[>end the winter.
—Frank 11 u Press.
Brevard is having an epidemic of
“scaritis” as shown by tlie rejjorts
tin'ued in by tli<‘ Odd I'ellows;nul K.
P’s. ^['he latest person to be jilJlictt'd
was Thos. H. Shii)man who had ase-
vere attack ^londny idght.
Frank L. DeVam^ returned last
Saturday from ,\slieville where he:
was on the federal grand jury for thej
lirst W€‘ek. .\ gri-at deal ot business!
was transacted by the jury and the
court was greatly j)leascd with their:
work. I
I
From all appearances up to the ■
present there lias been a rush in the i
matrimonial market. As high as j
S(*vcn newly married couiMes have
been at the hotel at one and tlu‘
same time, and each train brings iti
some more.
We gladly open our columns to a
new correspondent from (Quebec,
anti are still better i>le<is(>d to know
that Pluto wil keej) ns i)0‘;ted in
matters pertaini'ig to that neighboi-
hood. By the way ‘■wh.ji’s in a
name?’’ Have we any riuht to infer
th.it Pluto is A plutocrat?
-lohn Waters came near having a
serious accident while driving his
mother out the other day. His
horse was frightenetl b/ a colt on
the side of the rood and jumped
across a small ditch. Fortuiialely
no damage was done excci)t break
ing some spokes in one of the wheels.
The coloreci ] eople had a baptising
last Sunday afternoon in Brushy
creek which was largely atteiule<l r>y
both races. The weatiier was quite
cool and the Wil ter must have been
icy, but ue have heard, of !>o ill
V.
etiVcts therefrom. The preacher who
conducted the ceremotiy was a man
of more than average ability anti
his remarks were listened to with in
terest by all present.
Quite a number of letters from
coimtry correspondents came in by
the Wednesday mails last week and
were coni^equently left over from
l.tst week’s paper. We much prefer I
to print these letters while the items i
are fresh and newsy, but unless they
are received by Tuesday night there
is no assurance that we can find time
to put them in type. We are as anx
ious to liear from the various sec
tions of our county as are our writers
to See their letters in print, but to in
sure their appearaace the week they
are written we must have them
Tuesday.
Prof. Bishop of the Indu.strial
School has g<me to the Methodist
Conference at High Point.
A. H. King returned Tuesday night
from a most successful business trip
to Alabama and Mississippi.
Jim Aiken has just put down at
his own expense a good brick side
walk in front of I.is sto’e. In this
he has shown a nio<t commendable
spirit.
Kev. C. p. Moore has l)een endors
ed t>y the conference as the pastor of
Brevard church for another year. He
has made many friends here who
will be glad to learn of this action of
that body
The Aldermen must have forgotten
about the street levels, the town sur
vey and the tire limit, as they have
uot done anything on that line at the
last two meetings. Listen to the
wishes of our taxpayers, O ye city
fathers.
It is rumored that there will be
several good entertainments in Hen
dersonville during the winter and ii
would pay for the railroad peo|»le to
run an excursion so that tlie lovers
of good music could go to Ilendei sou-
ville, see the performance and return
the same night.
The “opening’’ of Cotigress on
Montiay last is described bv the dis-
patchesasa brilliant att’air. We are
not informed as to whethi'r the
same regulations prevailed which
usually govern the opening of a
jack ])ot, but presu'ne tiiat the long
est i)urse will get th(> persimmon.
Vanderbilt seems to find that a
road machine is a paying investment
in building and k<‘eping up roads in
this immediate vicinity any yet the
town authorities k*t onr machnii! lay
idle and work the streets by hand.
And all the neighboring counti(^s and
towns find that a road m.iehint* is a
mo:jey saver.
The bracing fa'l weather has
brought our many tennis players an<l
as is the c.ise in .til athletic sports
we feel that Hrev.ird can throw
down the gainitlet to all neighboring
towns. Plendersonville shotiUl prac
tice up and we would feel s.ife in (mi
tertaiiiing any projjosition for a ten
nis tt)urnament. Lt‘t us hear Irojn
iirother Shi[)nian.
Other towns iu the state Mi.it are
no larger than Hrevar<l ;ire voting
Itonds for graded schools an.l we are
satlly negligent on the m,itt<*r. V.’t*
are abreast of the times in other re
spects .Mild must iKiy some attentioii
to the matter of better t:ducation for
our children. Aiul there are a lot of
chiklren in Brevard according to the
population. This is a tine climab'
and the air is bracing—let us have
good schools.
The jnany l>i *nds of Mrs. J. T.
3Ierrell, formerly Miss Leota Lank
ford, will be pained to learn of her
death in Asheville on Xov. 4th. Her
body was brought here on Thursday
and buried at ();ik (Jrove on Friday
afternoon. 3Irs. Merrell had been
sick for several months and her
death had been expected for some
time. She left otie < hild, a little girl
about 8 years of age. We extend
our heartfelt sxmpathy to the l)e
reaved f'amily in this hour of th(‘ir
distress.
One of the saddest accidents which
falls to :i newspaper to record oc
curred the Kocky Hill section
about ten days ago. Reuben Jial-
lard, since the death of his wife last
year, has been living in a cabin by
hitnself. For several years he h.is
been subject to occ.isional fits, aiul
on Monday moriung of last week
while cooking his breakfast he was
taken with a fit and fell near enough
to the oj^en fireplace to literally roast
one arm, shoulder and one si<le of
fds body. How long he lay before
the fire unconscious no one knows, as
he had regained consciousness and
got into bed before he v.as discov
ered. He was removed to Bud
Nicholson’s, where he now lies suf
fering most nitense agony. Dr. M.
M. King is attending him and has
hopes of his recovery, but in the
nature of things this will be a slow
proce.ss. We know of no more wor
thy object for the charitable than to
administer to his urgent nece.rsities-
clothing !
25c on the DOLL/Ht '
. or» /Invs We must make room for
If you will visit our store within the next 30 day
oui’ winter stock, and in order to do so
Here are Soine of Our Prices.
CK) I $10.(X) OVEliCOATS $7.7,-,
9.75 8.00 “
8.20 *'
$1').00 SUITS for $12,001
12.50
10 00
8.00
(5.00
4 C 44
4 4 4 4
5.75
4.50
5.00
4.00
;>0
Good Shoes 1.25 ! Arbuckle s C olTee... ih
Best Calico 5c per yard | Ginghams ^ I * • \aid
$2.00 Pants $1.25 ! (iood Jeans I" '' yard
1.50 “ 1.00 I (iood Linen Ct>llars Moc 2.*,.;
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE $30; NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE $20.
Sample Hats at your own price. Give us a look.
Yours for bargains,
M. J. Glazener & Sons, Toxaway, N. C.
Brevard Industrial School.
BliEVMUD, N. C.
Will open in new building Oct. 20, 1903.
COURSES:
Common School^
Domestic Science^
Bible and Normal.
Instruction thorough and practical. Expenses the lowest.
For further information address
E. E. BISHOP, Prin.
Mever Before
Xo. never before in a countr.y store has the st.yles and <j i;ility
been better or the quantity greater or the prices lower than ;tt or.r
store at Cheri-ylield. If tiie ladies will only come next we.'K and
set our new Dress (ioods, such as
Waistings, Lawns, Dimities, Zebiline Fancies, Etc,,
all new styles, never out before, we shall need no further .nlvi-r-
tisement. Let the young and old ctime and see oiu- line of Kuhin r
Collars. Fancy Ties and Cravats, lieady-Made ('lotliing. I’ants,
Ifats, Shoes, all just arrived. If Brevard or any f)tli* i- >mall
town can heal us in prices, styles or quality we wiii give you
Jl' Round Trip Ticket and Pay Your Hotel Bill
while in the city. Our stock of Groceries is fresh and cdniplete.
and our motto is, '“Sell clieaj), sell a heaj). and keepeternal ly at it.' *
Ladies, don*t punish yourselves by wearing the old
long Corset when you can buy the Modern Girdle
at Cheri-ylield, which insures ease, comfort and healtli. Ci.itie -ee.
Columbus Whitmire
Cherryfield, N. C.
We Wish
%
"Cl
T
.. to ICall.,
Hl^j attention onr ciistoiuors to
the lact that we have soiuo sDoeiol
bargains ill ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
Hry Gocuds
Tliese goods must be soli, {uid we
l)iit them on the marker Ait a very
price, giving our ciistoii)6rs oui
To Oru CouN'PRv Tuade:
When in town make o.'n- store v')u.* he-i^l
quarters. Bring all your x.-o-i. and ve
pay you the highest market price " "
lave
low
pi’olit.
1 ours for biisiness,
KINSLAND & WELLS
Pho3\e 71.
Brevard, N. C-
The SYLVAJi VJSLLEY JVEWS