LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
H. A. E. JenkinsreturneiiJ on Mon
day IVoiii a business trip to Asheville.'
Rev. C. P. Moore Wf'nt Hickory
on Tuesday and will be absent a few
days.
Mrs. W. L. Bogp;s, of Liberty, S*
(\, ivs visiting her niotlier, Mrs. T. J.
Npely, on Whitmire street.
J. A. MulUnax, the popular repre
sentative of the Moij^an Iron and"
Wood Works of Spartanburg, was a
welcome visitor here Monday.
Dess Young has purchased the
Niller lu>use on Whitmire street,
formerly occupied by L. P. Sum-
niey and will make it his permanent
home.
The Rnssiankoft* liearski and the
infant Jap will now WTestle for the
Manchurian prize, and the longest
poleski will knock the persimmonoff
ski high.
A railing; in front of the delivery
window at the post office would
prove a great convenience to patrons
of the office and facilitate the distri
bution of mail.
Two of our most enthusiastic hunt
ers have just purchased new guns
and have been trying and cleaning
the same three or more times each
day, including Sunday, since they
received them.
M. D. Cooper has five car loads of
brick on the way for a new brick
Wock on Main street, where Orr’s
liverv stable now stands. This will
make a decided iniprovement in the
app<^arance of the street. Let the
go<xl work go «,n.
Messrs. Ernest Ewbanks and OH*
Yt*r RutlOilgecame up for a pheasant
hunt last Tuesday and brought
«ome, after one da*^''s hunt, eleven
e pheasants. This indicates that
theie in the woo( s
and that Brevaril isVn th;; center of
a “Sporisman^s I'araiiisi^*.’”
Rev. 1). M. Douglas r<eturned on
last Friday night from J5>i^ltimore,
and we learn that lie has recei -ed a
call to one of the best Presbyteriy*:. I
4‘hnrches in that city. We sincer(^ly j
Jjope that Mr. Douglas will see i
<lecline this call, as he has jlonjj i. j
great <leal of jiood in this sect'iou j
ai.d would be greatly niissed slu- iild ,
iie ilrcide to leave. {
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W. W. Zachary, Es(| , returnci'^ on
hi>t Friilay from Marsfiall, wheivj'lie |
Ji:ul been attending Madison coujii y I
C:>urt. Mr. Zachary it stituted J^ev-|
er;.l suits wliile there againsi thej
railroad an.i express compaiii(s tor'
violating the law in regard to |
i!i whisky rr(»m .\shevii!e, as |
ll»at tratiic he-ii«lcs being ille.uul was !
i: jin ious to the trade of the M;.rshall i
di'-;>.’nsary. ^^onle Ashevii!'' distil!-1
ers \v<Te >ellii)g \\ hisky in Miulison
i>er};'nilon, whieh is lOcts. loss
per j^aTion than the revenue t;i : on it.
SfJinetiiing rotten in the -liifctor’s
ofiiue when that condition can exist.
Board of Trade Qrganizad.
On l.ist Monday a mass meeting of
the business men <»f Hrevartl wax
held in the court lu'useand was well
attended. ^
The tinic^as come when if is nec-
tor P,;evard to have a suitable
/anization of its busijiess men to
i'Curo for it the good business and
industrial propositions that aie being
located at other points.
A {>oard of Trade was thei et'ore or
ganized %nd started with about
twenty members and W. L. Car
michael w'as elected president and
Vk\ E. iireese, Jr., secretary and
reasurer.
he organization will be com
on Saturday, when a ma-s
vill be held ni the C( urt
clock for the ]»urposi‘,
business men of the
vill lie able t(j
and assist in
a Sound
Business Locals.
Notices in this column will be in
serted at the price of 5cts per line.
Biltmore flour at Jenkins & Duck
worth’s.
Cut prices in horse collars at De-
Vane's.
Houses to rent; for terms call on
Jim Aiken. *
A car load of acid now on the road
J. E. Clayton.
When you buy spring field seed re
member DeVane.
Grannlated sujjar 16 lbs. for $1.
Jenkins & Duckworth.
Lost—A bunch of keys. Finder
will leave at News office.
A car load of cotton seed meal just
received—^J. E. Clayton.
Nice apples, lemons, oranges and
bananas at (^ox’s. the grocer.
See Carmichael & Osborne’s new
lino of clothing, shoes and notions.
A lot of choice green coflfee at 8c
and 10c per lb. Jenkins & Duckworth.
A car load of cotton seed hulls pur
chased before the rise—J. E. Clayton.
T. W. Whitmire’s winter goods
are going out by the wagon load
daily.
Don’t forget the cost sale will pos
itively close P^eb. 29 at 3 o’clock—T.
W. Whitmire.
A fresh lot of Arbuckle’s coffee
just received—2 packages for 25 cts.
Jenkins & Duckworth.
12 and IG gauge smokeless and
black powder. Club and Winchester
shells, at DeVane's.
The cost sale at Whitmire’s is draw
ing fine. The excitement over the
piano is running high.
The So gold piece has added quite
a lot to the one dollar j)urcliases.
They all want to guess.
For Rent—The T. J. Neely farm
and preinises, 1miles from Brevard,
X. C. Apply to Welch Galloway, f
M'anted—Two salesmen in each
state; and expenses; permanent
position. I’enicks Tobacco Works
Co., Penicks, Va. *
Does everybody know that Car-
mii hael »lt Osborne hnve Dr. King’s
Xew' Discovery and Arnica Sdve?
Well, they have.
The weather looks bad and the
men hants having dull times, hut a
genuine cost sale brings the people
through MU)w and rain to W.
Whitmire’s.
Taken Up—A black boar pig—5 or
6 moiitiis old—no ear marks. H.ts
been at my p.-ace (> or 7 weeks.
Owner CMn prove pi-operty, ]>ay for
feed and expenses and take it away.*
(Jen .John li. (iordon's own book;
m(‘a orial tdition. Agents wanted
in every city and (M)iinty; KM),1)00
coi);es u ill he sold. Agents should
api>U' quickly f(jr territory. The
Martin & Hoyt (’o., Atlatita, Oa.
Wanted—In every community, a
young lady or gentleman who is
fond of books, to take charg(‘ of a
t'raiich of the Ohi Donjinion Ciri'u-
lating Library, geur^ral otlice, 20
(iovernor St., Richmond, Va. f
The March Delineator contains
ninch matter of interest and value in
its houseln)ld departments. One of
the most excellent features is an ar
ticle by Eleanor .Marcham on “Serv
ing the Infornijil ; O Mlay Xigiit Sup
per and jnipronipiu Evening Re-
freslimeiits,’’ ettectively illustrated.
‘ KetYeshments for Receptioiw,” il
lustrated, as well as the uni(]ue
luncheon di«h<'S a la Planchette, will
appeal to all who enjoy dainty con
fections. Lent-observing housewives
will tind many suggestions to lessen
their table difficulties at this season,
including “Novel Oyster Reci))es”
by Frances E. Peck, “Special Lenten
Dishes,’’ by Alice ( bitten<len, ;ind
“Dainty Sonfiles” by Margaret Hill.
In addition there are num rous other
seasonal)le recipes and us *ful infor
mation for many home needs.
Sul)scribe f )r the Sylvan Valley
only paper the county.
Uppsr Davidson River.
Editors Sylvan Valley News:
As I have been absent for some
time 1 thought it would be nice
to chat a little with my good old
correspondents. I am glad to
know we have some new ones
among us.
Mrs. J. J. Perry visited Mrs.
J G. Mills Monday.
The snow is deep and Birdie is
very cold and can’t sing but very
little this time.
Miss Ollie Perry made a flying
trip to Pisgah Forest last week
and had a jolly time.
Miss Allie Ownbey, of Pink
Beds, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
C. T. Rankin, this week.
The tamsters have returned to
Biltmore for a while. Hope they
will have a jolly good time.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Rankin
took dinner with Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Perry the fourth Sunday.
I would like to know w’hat is
the matter with Totsy. She
must be rabbit hunting and don’t
take time to write. Hope she
will tell us how many she caught
during the snow.
,Say, Bnster, those ladies that
went after the pine must have
been expecting their best fellow
more than one night as I saw
them goiug to the store after
kerosene oil the next day.
There is one young lady in this
section I am sure is happy. She
received a gold heart and no one
knows where it came from, not
even the one that received it. I
know she w^ould like to meet the
one that sent it.
Say, girls, there is one thing I
want you ail to remember. All
of you that would like to see
“Uncle Zeke” be sure and come
to Engli.'^h Chapel the first Sun
day in April. I am sure we will
be glad to tneet him.
Best wishes to the News and
its correspondents. Bikdie.
DavidSQn Riv3r Items.
K:litors Sylvan Valley News:
Mf. Weldon English was a
})leasant visitor at tne home of
his fat.ijer last week.
Mr. James Ca.se spent tlu*
night at the home of Judson
Aleece last Friday ni<4ht.
Mrs. Robert Eng.’isli is very
sick this weeif. IIo[)e site will
be all right in a few days.
We were glad to know tliat
some of tiu? Davidson River girls
wer all smiles Sutiday.
We are glad to s('e the News
getting so inierestitig. Why not
Transylvania liav'e a good news
paper as well as t)ther things.
W(‘ are sorry Miss Mallie Eiig
iish has moved from the David
son Riv-'r section. We miss her
so much; h()[)e sho will have a
pleasant life and visit us oiJen.
Hurrah! for Uncle Zekel We
like to read his letters so much.
We give him a spechil invitation
to the old time singingat Etiglish
Cliapel Easter Sunday. Be sure
to bring Lize with you, as then
are lots of pretty boys on David
son River.
With best wishes to all the cor
respondents and es[)ecially Unele
Zeke, BusTEii.
Don’t get an idea that, as we are
not offering special combinations
with other pHpi'rs and magazines,
we are not taking subscripvions for
same. We are oflering all subscribers
to the News the lowest clubbing rate
for any pa’>er or magazine published
in the United States or Canada. It
will pay yon to learn prices at is
office before dealing with an agent or
forwarding your money. *
We Are Still
in the Swim
And are handling almost everything in Goods,
Notions, Clothing, Shoes, Groceries, etc. A nice ho® Macin
tosh Coats at cost and less than cost. We have a new line of
Clothing which we are selling at old prices. We can
best Shoe in Brevard for the least money. We have a line of
Stationary that will please every one. Our notions are the nicest
in Brevard. We carry the best line of Hosiery in the county
Call and examine our goods and you’ll giye us your trade.
Highest cash prices paid for country produce,
CARMICHAEL & OSBORNE
Phone 19
PAIUTS!
I have just received a lot of
Pants in Blacks, Grays and
Stripes. My prices on these are
$1.15 to $1.65 per pair. These
goods are equal to any $2 to $3
goods on the market. 1 want
you to see them.
Respectfully,
H. L. DeLONG
West Main Street.
All goods promptly delivered.
Phone 83.
Plumbing, Steam Fitting, Tin and Slieet Iron Work.
Pipe Threading and Cutting.
Gasoline for sale. A new lot of Crockery just received.
Large Stock of HEATERS now
on hand.
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COOKING STOVES AND k.
Galvanized ShiM^l Iron tor Evapo! itoi-s. i. i m-i ai;d Plumb
ers' maiei-ial always in stock. Tin Siiin.i,vi'‘s. k Lyo!!s. (lalvaii-
ized Ii’oii C%)rnices. otc. P.irtio?. inLerest(-d ,.0 .\«‘il to ^et uiy
pi-ices before ])hi(*in<‘' their or(iers.
W. E. BISHOP
Cor. Main and CaldwcJl Sts.
.YARD. N. C'.
J, A. MILLE
Builders' Hardware
and Building Materie^ls
Dressed Lumber
Laths
Shingles
Sash
Doors
Blinds
Locks
Hinges
Window Pulleys
PlasterHair
Cement
Lime
Ready RoOiin;:;
Glass
Putty
Sash Loci; IS
Window Lifts
Sash Cord and Weights
a
McCoriniGl Reapers
Mowers, Rakes, Corn Cutters and Grain
Cor. Main and Caldwell
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