YALLI^Y M]WS
Phcn.e
Goygis,
pared by Z. W. NICHOLS, Druggist
Brevard, J'^. C.
iORGAM
K( >{'(; II :uh)
SASH
j)i;i:h-sKD
l^OOilS
)’L!M>S
Iron work and (*H'tin<^s of (>very
<1,-script ion. t’urnij>hc(l
})rouipliy on nil work.
Wffl. M. JONES, Pres. 2nd Trcas.
J. L HiULLI:^aX. SuDt.
Have your
Old Furnitiire
Re&aired
I !;iv.‘ olil f',ii-!'ilnrt‘ ruiil'' nt‘\v
hy i)rl.-::)- A ni-;i(ik'y.
I)!v>l:i-ii and (k’.niaL!'>i l-’uniiturt'.
ihi'dwn or [nisiiL'd to tlu' kitcli;*!!.
ni;Ki<‘ iMXHi ;!s iK’w.
<'r;;,;y !,;'(•!■>. I'iitiii,^- 'ooi-^-. ftc.
ri'paiffd on shoi-t ni)tiff.
'i’aliK's. Wa.-nstand.s. ( ;n»!ioar«is.
Sid(‘l)(»ardH. (“tL* . iiKulf to oruff.
Sylvan Valley ifevtrs
Sijbscriplian in advancc, On3 Dollar a \ear.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
M1N1:H it I’.KKKS!:. iu;il I’nii'i i' tors.
(iSIl': M. .MINi:i:, llunkkrciHT iHnl <'')lU'i tnr.
Fi'iddij .[[ii'il .'1, I'iO.t.
Town and County Items.
X«'xt Sunday is —liow is llif
crop?
Mrs. K. Oir rftnnu'd la-t ’’I'nos-
(l.iy Ironi a two weeks visit to her
tV.thfr in Statesville.
()i;r >tri'fts and sidewalks an* in
tlie l est sliaiK' they hav(‘ ('ver bc'eii
sinee i’>re\ ard lins h( (mi a town.
Miv-'danies. T. W. Wliil mire :ind
Allx'it \'erdery wcMit to Aslu'villi*
la.'t W t'diiesdav I'or a siiort visit.
leister Sunday at tlio I^L K.
c-hurch will b(* (‘(‘lobi’Jited witli
sjx'eial music and S('rmons.
Morning subj(>(d: “iii.son with
v'hrist.” Mv('irm<j: suUjccl:
t(M‘ Its Llopc ami Duty.” All
arc rortlially invited.
Tlu? i(*vival mc(Min<j^ that has
IxM'ii on at the Mctiiodist
church cl()S(‘d last Thnrsthiy
ni^lit ai’ti'r t(>n days oL‘ V(>i y in-
t(M‘cstin<j: scrvic('s. ])i’each
ini4' was tlone by licv. W. A.
'Phonias <)1‘ Canton, X. who is
a viM'v bu'id and practical ”os| c'l
prc'achcr. 'Thcio Wi'rci about
I'orty ])roressions of conversion
or restoration and on last Sun
day mornin.ij: after :i very solemn
and imi)r(‘ssiv(? baptisnjal c(>r(‘-
mony. iburtc'cn were rc'ceived
into the I'ellowshij) and coniniun-
ion of th(' M. \]. (•hnrcii South by
ivev. C,’. 1*. Moort‘ the? pastor.
Mrs. (\ P. ^looro h'i't last
Tiiursday afternoon for Mont-
ironujry, .\la., wliere she is in at
tendance upon tlu; annual moot
ing'- of tho Woman's llonu! Mis
sion Hoard of the M. K. church
South. l''liis is the Board that
has control and mana.irenuMit of
the lJ|-(‘vai'd Industrial School,
Mrs. Moore is the I'^irst \'ic(>
I’resident of the Wonian's lloin*^
*\Iissioii Soc'ioty of the \\estern
X’orth (’ai-olina C’onfor(*nc(« at;d
iroes to Montiromei-y in the inter
est ol lh(' 1 ndustrial School and
of anpropi’iations f.-r i):ii‘sonairt“s
upon the wealc cir(*uits that have
Swiss
v/ill find a fine line of
iaiiisoDk Ei!ii3roi!ieri3j:. atiii Laoas
for.* tlicir Sorixig; Scwmg*
-Y7^izt Linens^ Stairpcd Gcccif
AJ-.c Stiiniping Dene by Order*
rllK
PAr^
MISS U. WAVS LONG
J}lli3on IjuiLdirzf-
ROBE.^iT liiiliiE B1:ESE, CiecEiica! tnsineer.
»I»V5
CDMGKO C. LRCLGIi. frlii::!’.
Main Streot
W. EREEEF. Trcc:urcr
\ U
y
icn's
•I. L. i\.iken left ^londay Tor tlu* | no homes loi’ their ]>reachers.
eastern part of the state to look ai-
tc'r his extensive business intiTi'st.] in
tlu'se 'parts.
J]vrry memlirr oi' tli' i’.n'vard
llapti't ciiiiifh is earnestly- riviucstcd
to l)c p!(‘S(‘ut on next Lord’s (iay for
thf i>ui-pos(' ot' I iu‘ I’onsidi'rat ion of nM’.al
an important transaction.
<1-]. ()rr hren.i^ht to town last
Mondav two of )he line.^t hors(>s thni
hav(‘ ever h(‘en here. Ilf hounlit
Tlu' spring'- t('rn] of llroad \"a'-
ley Institut(‘cl()s(‘d [’’l iilay, /'v))ril
11. Tlu! f 1 tondanc(‘ was not so
foi' the spriniT
term t!ie enrolim-'nt lu'in^'-only
t'iirly ><'V(Mi. l>ut nisirly all who
|alt»‘nded seiMiu'd eaufer to learn
land m:id(‘ rap.d ad\’amrement.
shop al I'inslt'y’s
-tand
DeLong ^ 'Bradley.
old Itlacksniitli them in Hfndersonviilf and thrv'
were said to bo the best liorses in |
that town.
A modal was o^Ti'red at t!;t'b( -
i^'-in’.iini:’ of the session in .Viiinist
fo!’ lh(; hiirhest .n'l’ade in I^ati':!.
'I'his was v.'on by (). II. Orr.
Miss Myrtle (’layton, who at-
:( luled only the sprin^' tt'rm re-
'rhe Xeus al.'^o is ffehn,iv ”'ood over ■liiiriu'st ^rade lor tliat
t lu* neat aj »p(*a r.i n('(‘of its hand icraft. i • her j^radi; on tixamination
We ;ir(' lioidintj: tlu'tvne fora si-con.i
Tliusi^ j)roiui.'ed bool^lfts for(lal-
low.iy. Duckwoith A' <’o. arcnow !)(>-
ia^- dflivfi(‘d, and thfy ar(> iiappy.
(<)'.viK‘d and opL'rated by tl;
j (>uf iK‘\v itu])!M>Vfnifnts fiiabli.! ns to do your (“astoai woriC \V!ta di>p;
I and 111 a nianata- unciiailicd in the coinity,
I?
£0 u
"We can ijrind youi' Wheat. l?U(*k\viieat, (’orn, Kye. IV-as. ('aiif Sfci ot-
any sinal 1 jji-a in.
( )iu' ‘'.Si.'itMit i!i(* ('fusli(*r Mill’* ^idnds corn, col) and shuciv (ulifii dry ■
to pci'iV'ction, ;>.nd also ;^rinds and mixes at same time - in any propor; ion
yon desire all of tiie a,bi)ve j^rains, m:ikin^‘ a bahinccd ruUou l<n‘ ev»jry l.ini
of stock.
()nr own inannfactnrc' of liorsf, caft!<' and bojr ffcd. and partifnlai-ly oai
Milk-Producing Cow Feed i:? endoi-scti aiul rceonnncndcd by tlif a,i;ricn itr. ra.
fxnfriin^Mit >tatii>ns.
One 2-horse “Smalley’* Tread=power.
One ‘'Smalloy” Cutting Machine.
One “Srnalloy” 28-inch Circular Saw
I wiiii a ca))acitv of -H> cortks per day).
Cna pair “/^ordyke <S- JMarmion” French Buiir Corn Meal Stones.
Ail in First-Ciass Orderc
\V(‘ ”iiarap.te(“ llif ‘ road power' ‘ (with eithtM- two nnilfs, tw(» horses o;'
t'vo oxen' to I'an any of the at'ove maci)ines witli east' and dispatcli. ana w>
(item till' ontiit an iiK* 1 one foi- any farmer vrho d(‘sires to economize at,.:
Lii'ir.d )i;s own me;>J. eul his cora. iw])s fodder, ^huck:-, stalks ;ind straw ami
saw lliri <»\v W(MkL
'I’o afcomniodat!' oui‘ it><‘rea.-e(j custom work we need heaviei- mac’iiiif - to
he pakeii !.\ (iiir mill, wliieli is onroiiiv reason fo!- seilin;.;-.
T
ijeino- om* humlie l. Sluj v/on
and ia'lp C'-tabiisii yori'
own town on ai' ;j<)oti Imsis
as your r.i,-iL;Ii'.>o> ‘.'.? \'>;n
can do tlnit by .-ending:' us
your La’.'.uchy work aral
thus keep your money a.t
iiome. V\'<‘ r(.'st)ec5 fiiily
licit your ]iai rou:i;.’e am!
u;uai’ant. e satisfac!ioi-.
< loot's calliMl for and <le-
iiver<.-tl free. I ’lione <1‘'.
Brevard F.--aiindry Co.
\. '!', !>< )\Vi:X. Mana-ei-.
L i i
fsk’srs.
At llie la^i nH-'Otino' of the
Uoard oI (Njuntv C{)mmissioiiers
edition u hich nia\ be pj inteil later.
Oave Hawkins is talking' of sellijp^'
out and removin^^ to Soutli ('arolina..
Kvidently th(‘r(*is IxMter it--iiinu'(;ve:•
, tli(M(‘, as W(‘kno\v of lu) otluM' rea.-on
w hy h(* should h'avi* l.revard. 'flic
j last lime he went tishinj;^ in our boat
I —hut we a-^rced not to tell— jsk him.
The trost (hi.' WeOk ha.-n’t hurt th-
|^ard('nnnd lawn nt t!io Xews onice
very seriously. ()ld fashioned ]>er-
eiuiials tiiat are known to Ix'hard v,
and bine on the lawn, are th(‘
extent of (Uir j)|:i nt in<^s. Sweet pea-
am! nnstiutiums will ornament the
I lences, i)ut tiiey are not stickin;^ tin'ir
noses oiu as yet.
\V(‘ hav(‘ over two linndred sub-
iscri!)crs whos(‘ time expires with
tins issue, and unless reiuwvais art*
t he iollowinu: wore a])))oinied list sont in this is the last copy they will
lakers lor tlie y».?ar l;;Or
|]rovard - ,i. .j. Sliipman.
1 >oyd (J. 'W [jvday.
C.'allu'ys 'Jreek—.1. .M. South
ern.
I>u!ins Rr)ck- Wm. Maxwell.
Kastatoe - E. M. Whitmire.
(iloiu'.(>stor- W. P. (Jalloway.
Ho,irb:u*k’- 1'. i). IJeid.
Little Jviver—L. AI. Hart.
t?i.‘t. Ti'.ose of (nu- lujtiu; })('o{)|e who
arc semlin^ the News to friends
shotild look into tho mattoi, as all
names are liable to iio dro[)pod in the
revision of our mailiii”- li.st.
Th(> jnd”c W(>nt away on last Sat-
I ui^lay aiul so wo had no court this
I last week. We hop(‘ that the next
! legislature v. ill ]>a.ss an net requiring
^ all Sui)erior court jiid”(‘s to remain
j at tho county seats where they are
W.\XTi:n—^len aiul women in this]^*‘''t b) lu)ld (*ourt lor tho full length
county and ndjohiin<^ ti'rritories. to i term of the court whether
roi)resont and advertise an old os-i ^heio is anythiuji'to do or not.
tablished house ot solid financial j It’s lu’cessary I'or ii news[)apo.'man
statidinj'. Salaiy tomenJJl weekly, j to j^o about town occasionally in or-
to Women .'<1-. to .'i'i8 weekly with ex-j to roj;ulat(' thlnirs. A hakerv
penses ad\anccd each ^Monday by! .-iun has decorait*d tho front ot* a
check direct from head(iuartors. j piutiihinff shop for lo, those many
[Torse and lurnished wIkmi j ^ i>ut a A isit from the editor on
riocessary; Position }»ermanent. | Tuesday renu)vod tho misfit in two
Address, lUew Bros. & ( o., Dept. j minutes. JJv)u’t toll us that ti coun-
iMoiion lildg., Chicago, 111. j ti-y newspaper ha.s no influence.
second pnz -.
"i’iie following: ticl\('t has bf'cn
liandtMl to tl:io News Viith a re-
^[UOst that it l)C published. Tho
sale of our municii)al bonds has
ini'.'ctod now issues into tho oloc-
i
tion tiiul two tickets will do no i
luii'm:
Mtiyor—T. 1). En^^laiul.
Aldormon—A. 1\. (_)rr, J. W.
McMinn, .1. M. Kilpatrick, W.
15. Duckworth, W. V. Woilt.
Often ends in a sinl accident. To
heal accidtMital injmies, use lUiL'k-
leii s Arnica Salve. “A deep wouttd
in my foot from an accident,” writes
'riioodore .Schueh', of ('olinnhus, ().,
“caused nu.? vreat j>ain. Physicians
\v( 10 helpless but lUicklen’s Arnica
Salvo (pilckly h.ealed it.” Sooths
and heals burns likt* niajjic. ^-'ic. at
Z. W. Xichols, dru^irist.
How to go to California.
Travel via tho Chicau'o, I^nion-Pa-
ciirc I'j North-W'estern Line. Two
fast trains per day, The Overland
Limited, electric lighted, less than
three days on route. The ('’alifornia
Express throu<;‘h service to San Fran
cisco, Los Anj^los and Portland. The
liest of every thinj?. Full particulars
on application to W. 15. Knikern,
V. T. M., C. N. W. Ky., Chicai-o.
Feel tired, no appetite, cannot
sleep, work or eat? That’s sprinj;'
tiredness and will disappear at onco
if you take Hollister’s Rocky .Mount
ain T(*a this month. 3.-)cents, Tea or
Tablets.—Z. W. Nichols.
Another lot cf Siioes, Brass Goous and
Nations just arriveJ. A car load of Cottcn
See:l Meal. Fre:'i ?^8al
always cn fisnd. Gentleriisn’s Screemer
Si'ioes. Lauiiis’ New li-ea Siioss. A
few Lailies' Ready-Maa's Skills.
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Transylvania Railroad Company.
General Offices Brevard, N. C.
SPRING SCHEDULE
Effective Wednesday, March 22, 1905.
^^Ivistoi’ii Starubird Tiiuo)
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Connects at I/dce To.xaway with Tui'npi'Ko to the IJesoj ts of the Saimlii,
Connli-y—At lleudersonvlllo with Southei-n liaih.vav foi* all ))oints* Xor
and T. S. BOSWELL, Siipcrintaidtnt^
J. I. HAYo. General Mannjier.