SYLVAN VALLEY NEWS
(XilU(nOA€U^
B. D. C. LIVER PILLS is a purely vegetable
pill, f^uaranteed not to contain ealomel, mercury,
arsenic, antimony or any other mineral ])oison.
Being free from all crmle irrritatinjr matter, their
action is gentle, mild and natural, and without
the tendency to gri])e, which pertains to othar
pills. A bad taste in the mouth and a coated
tongue are caused by an accumulation of waste
matter in the system. Stimulate the liver and
bowels with these Pills for a few days and remove
these disagreeable syni])toms. An inactive state
of the liver or bowels soon eU’ects the (‘omplexion,
causing a muddy or yellow a]>])earance and not
unfrequently it produces pimples, blotches, liver
spots, etc. Few remedies are moi*e valuable in
this state of the system than our ])ills. Price, 25c
per bo.x: bo.xes $1. Prepared and sold by
BREVARD DRUG Co.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
When it quits r.iiiiing yon may
look out for the base ball season to
open.
Mrs. E. E. Batson of Kcbn was
visitiiiJ^ in the Kosinan s(“ction lust
V. .N*k.
Frank Zachary Avas in town
V/.Hln('s(laT shakiiig bands with liis
3«i in\’ friends.
.Miss Nina Morgan, a charming
young lady of Landrum, S. (is vis-
iti’jg her sister Mrs. P. (i. INIoiris
:uid brother C. W. Morgan.
S. Tj. Earle of Jacksonville, Fhi.^
o'.vner of the old M. J. Orr })lace, has
been in Hrevard several days looking
dfter his business interests here.
T]i(‘ TnidsmnnuM- fasliions witli a
of illustrations in color and
i'l black-a7id-whiti* :iri‘ attractividy
)*< "travi'd in tlu* Dt'lincator for
.\xi\y.
Frt‘d Ijiirkins of BirniiTiglunn.
Al:;.. .^('crt'tnry and tri^usni’cr of tlit*
A'Kt'rican Lnniber and Ex])ort (’o..
sv.t> a calhn* at tin.* N(*ws ollicn* this
v/oi -k.
C. M. Doyle, the produce man, has
ir.('ved from tiie little l)ui!<l|n.. above
Denioci-atic county convention to-
]n(UTow at 1 o'clock. Will yon be
then^y
Mi.'^s Olivia Allison of Glade (^reek
lias the thanks of our ofiice force for
a beautiful boquet of flowers.
W(‘dn(‘sday v.as the first day
Avitliout a shov.'or in a long tinu‘.
\Von<l('r if our wet W(>ather has
“brok(‘.'’
A union meeting is annonnct‘d
for the .')th Sunday in July at .Mt.
Moriah churcli. The ])rogramm(‘
will 1h^ i)nl)lishcd 7H‘xt week.
^lany of our business men are us
ing th('ir personal int<>r(>st with the
post ofiice department to get anoeher
daily mail train over our railroad.
And tlu'v do say that the address
of welconu* by Welch (-ialloway
was almost without ])arallel in the
annals of s])ct“c:i-7naking. His (>f
fort certainly 'Drought crcnlit to
himself and oui- town.
The l’eoj)le’s I*>ank se(‘ks publicity
through our ad columns this week.
P.y reference io it- board of directors
our readers wdl se(' the names of
many liome people. It seeks your
business and will do it right.
Several accidents on the Transyl
vania railroad during the }>ast week
• - Clnyton’s to the Walker Mc(;aha Idelayed irattic .juite seriously,
it' :t; ioo:n below Orr’s livery barii. j a.s no.'-eiiou?' injui-y to either the
cri'ws or passengers have been re-
jtorteil very little attention is }>aid
to the wrecks.
jfe invites you to c;dl aiul '(»e him in
Itis new ijunrters.
Messrs. Tj. B. Honst«»7i ;nid J.
?'iinn ]e!t t(^>wn v>n Wednesday
j!i! ’”niTig abont 1) ;:!<> and i-('turn(Hl
that afternoon froin Catlii-ys crt'i'k
a . ti'ing of tront. none un-
inclit's long.
.•'\t lln' ti’ial of the lire ])]ugs on
the e.\t(‘nsion of the wat»‘r lint* or. |
V/lrrinive >.tr('et. a good streain was I
Th!' 'Wn enti!'(‘ly ov<'r the flair ]>‘>le
■(.]? of the school bi;;]d..i':ri’—so
rir.‘ T/Vvs^uri' ihevi* i>-; better
on }L:;in .-■trc-c't.
ir' ever ■ ]ier.<on vrho is in favor
'If -lavin-- mail on all of <»ur trains
will n'.ake it a ptMsonal nu;tie-;* and
v. j iit :: icttej-to <]\L \'iek<'ry.
^ j'l. A. S.. Vv'asliingion. 1).
’hen W(. will >0071 liave the?)). Don't
'.vait for sonu“ oiu' ('1st' to wi’i'**. r>'at
Oo ir ycni'self. and do it nov/.
'i iie date for the l’uu(*ral services of
I! I'ert hamiltoii, juiblished in ti:es(“
cojumns last week for the !th .^un-
<y !!) .iune, is changed on account
o: i rior e;igag<>ments. Kev. A-her
'.Mlison v, rit(‘s liie Xew>: ‘-1 will
ooiidi’.ct the funeral, the i.oi-d will
ing. ilie ;Jrd Sunday in July, at 11
j, 1-
]\l.rs. W. L. Xorvrood of ('ha])el
Hill. X. v.ho has r(‘iited th(‘
Thos. L. Walters eottagi*. conn'i’ of
Broad and .lordtni str(‘ets. ari‘iv('d
Tuesday night and is now ])(‘rnia-
lu'iitly located in her new home.
[ She was a Bn*vard visitor last sum
mer and took a liking to our town,
which has rrsnlt^-tl in hev locating
I Ik're.
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ai(‘ ]>adly lU'i'dingan -‘V^-ning
r.];ai!(l a ni(»rning niai: (lov/n
ra-ii'oad. ( >ik‘ mail a day
' ■ y IS not sutisfaetory to
7‘ .>'ar hoiii,'])eo])h‘ or tli:‘ vi.-it-
\v..ionrn la^rt* durin'j: the
1-. 1]' we cainiot have ant)th-
‘I ;• .•■t.'.l .l;-rk on tli(' t’':ti7i tiH'v
give us a ])ouch sei'vicc*
fro;;i ll!-nd(‘rsonvill(\
TvL.y -jtj tiiere have l)«-,-n
vcrv few days v,'it]>out rain, and
son>'‘ days it lias rained inc(>ssantly.
W«‘ are eonvinc('d that at least (>
inch.f'. oi i.iinb'll last w.‘(>k. Tla-
n \ > r luis boen out iTi low places and
iivatl 1“^ an <)7t^ni])i-(‘S(‘nt rt'ality. As
our >tre<‘i s : 7\“ freshly graded Brt'-
vard is ill a tate of total d(']n'avity.
But th»‘ san vrill shini' aptin ‘-when
th<‘ loii'ls V ill by” and .'-miu's v»'ill
Talcc 1jj-‘ 'place <.)f tt'ars.
Brevard was represented at fht‘
I’.anker’s Association at Lak(‘ 'foxa-
way \\ ednes:;ay by Rev. and Mrs.
P. <i. Elsom, 3ir. and 31 rs. Thos. II.
Shipman, Mr. and 3lrs. W. II. Duck
worth, A\'. I'. Whitmire. W. P.
Weilt and V*ek‘h (lallov.ay. All
report an enjoyable session and that
Xorth Carolina l>ankers know how to
i‘iitertain.
Word has been received fn^m Ashe
ville that Dorsey ! lamilton, the 10-
year-old son of 31. L. Hamilton, was
almost instantly killed by a South-
ern train at a i-ock <piarry near As!’('-
ville Wednesday afternoon. He was
employed to carry steel at the <]uar-
ry luid Vv'lien crossing the tiacks was
struck l)v the tntin. His neck was
broken, skull crushed ami liis death
was almost instantaneous. '^fhis
will be a severe blow to his relatives
in 'fransyivania c(»unty who hav(^
t!ie sincere sym]>athy of all.
( iiknoun l’neii«ls.
Tiiere are many people who have
used ('hamberiain’s ('olic. cholera
and Diarrhoea Pemedy with s])l(>n-
did results, but who are unknown be-
caiHe tlK'y have hesitated about giv
ing a testimonial of their exi-'erience
for publication, 'fhese ))eople, how-
«*ver. ar(‘ none the less friends ot*
this remedy. They have done much
toward making it a household word
by their ]>ersoji,;l recommendations
lo friends and neighbors. Jt is a
gooil medicine to have in the home
anti is widely known for its cures of
diarrhoea and all forms of bowel
I rouiile.
For sale by Z. W. Xiehols, Brevard
and O. L. 1-^rwiu Calvert.
A. V. Owens of Wolf Monntain
was in town Monday on business.
Married, on Jnne 15, at D. P.
Kilpatrick’s, Brevard, Arthur Kil
patrick, our enterprising furniture
dealer, to Miss Eugenia Cox of Hen
derson county.
At the Bai)tist church next Sun
day Rev. P. G. Elsom w'ill preach
at 11 a. m. and at S p. m. Baptizing
at night service ; also a solo by Mrs.
P. G, Elsom. All invited.
The manj^ friends of Misses Ida
and Fanny JSitton will be sorry to
learn of the dc'ath of their fatlier,
Samuel Sitton, wdiich occurrt'd at
his home near Greenville, 8. C., on
Friday of last week, June 15.
Dr. C. H. (Tumaer of Washington,
D. (’., has been a guest of the
JEthelwold during the recent wet
ness. H(‘ will b<‘ rcmvmhcrod by
our r(‘aders as the owner of Maiden
Hair falls and any developments he
may undertake on his prop('rty will
be welconi(‘d by our ])(‘0])le.
Kalph Henry, son of Patrick
Hi'nry, who lias be(‘n living with
Lawrence A.slnvortli in Dunns
Rock township, died June 11th, af-
t('r a lingering illm*ss of st'vc'ral
months, agt'd ytnirs. Fum^ral at
Boilston church the 15th, conduct
ed by Rev. T. ('. Holtzclaw.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Houston and
31r. Houstcm's mother, of (ire(‘n-
vilh‘, S. C., ar(‘ visiting Mrs. H(ms-
ton's r<‘latives hert' thisw(M‘k. Mr.
Houstxm says that a cotton mill is
the only thing lacking to give r>re-
vard a p(‘rmanent and lasting jn’os-
])crity—and we agr<,*e with him.
Li't’s have a c(>tton factory.
There will be ])rea(>liing at JMui'
Grove church Saturday June 2:5 at 8
}). 111., also at 11 a. m. Sunday June
1 by Rev. R. C. Tuttle, and dinn<*r
on the ground at 1 j). m. Preaching
at 3 p. m. by Rev. F. Sherril, P.
J]. l*reaching 31onday ■J5 at II a.
111. by ('. F. Sherriil and (luarterly
conference to follow. Come, fill thy
body and forget not thy soul. This
is expected and desired to be a plain
old time like<piarterly ass(*mbly.
Business Locals.
Mit chell tS: < 'ox.
.lersey milk tor sale.—X^ews office.
A fine J('r.sey cow for sale. See
W. 3[. Henry. VA
(too(1 milk cow for sale. Inciuire
of (’. 31. Siniard. *it’"
I'or Sak*—Wat('r hyacintii plants
lOc ea<*h—Xews Oillce. tf
Six milk cows for sale. See \. M.
Brown, Puck Forest. X. C. .j^t l"
Persons owing tht‘ firm (^f Bishen
iS: Pui'tte will ]>li'as(' call and si'ttli'.
—S. F. Put'tt*'.
Xew lot of laces. handki'rchi(‘fs,
buttons. ('mbroid('ri(*s, (‘tc., just
ri‘C('iv(‘d at th(> Xovc-lty Stori> of
31rs. J. (.'. King.
People wanting boat lides or tish-
ing trips should see Puette about the
gasoline boat. It is leady to run (»n
short notice.—S. F. Puette. tf
Yarns, v.hite linen, embroidery
cotton for fancy work, laces and'in
sert ings, eml.»roi(leiy belts, ladies
hose aiul fancy collars at 3Irs. J.
Xorton's.
Fni'nitur(*, mattresses, rugs, hain- i
mocks, expri'ss wagons, curtain \
])ol('s and hxtun's. matting, also |
fruits, cold drinks, etc.—Arthur!
lvil]>atrick.
I am going to give out sonu* ac
counts to J. A. Foi’sythe for (^olh^c-
tion. l^lt'asu pay him as I hav('u’t
vinu' to s(H‘ you all, and olilig(‘.—
T. 1). England.
Ed Flack has hec'n trit'd ov<'r 100
tinu‘> and has hcu'n found guilty of
being tlu' bc'st cle;inc‘r isnd pr('SS('r
in the city. First door abov<‘ the
post oiiice. Phone 4 !.
The Young P('o])lt‘‘s Socii'ty of
Cliristian Endeavor meets in Bri'-
vard Pr(‘sbyterian Church Tuesday
('v»'nings. Song s('rvice 7.15 to s.00,
Prayc'r meeting s.00 to vS.:>0. All
ar(‘ inivted. tf
r*t_ Colic. Cholera and
\/113mO0ri31Il S Diarrhota Remedy.
Kever fails, iiuy it uow. It may save life.
Good Coffee
We feel that ws can satisfy the most fastidious colTee drinkers. We
carry in stock the following brands of Roasted Coffee and make it a point to
always have them fresh:
St. Charles, in one and three lb. cans, 55c and $1,
French Opera, in one and four lb. cans, 23c and $1.
In the cheaper cotTee we call your attention to AC3H0, Jind there is no
better for the price, 17c for one lb. or (5 lbs. for $1. We have a still cheaper
grade at 15c or 7 lbs. for $1.
Mitchell 6c Cox The Grocers
liie North Carolina
State Normal and Industrial College
Literary
Classical
Scientific
Pedagogical
COURSES
Commercial
Domestic Science
Manual Training
Music
Three (’ourses leading to degrees. Special courses for gi'aduales of ollirr
collex'^ed. Well equi))ped Training School foi* Teachei's. Boai-d. laundrv,
tuition, and fees for use of text V)ooks, etc., •$170 a year. Por free-tuitlon
students, $125. Pifteenth annual session begins September 20. 15MM1. 'fo secure
l)oai-d in the dormitories, all free-tuition appli(;ations should be made before
.luly 15. (N)rrespondence invited from those desiring competent teachers and
stenogra])herH. For catalogue and othei’ information, address
CHAS. D. McIVER, President*,
GREENSBORO, N. C.
S, F^XJETTE
PLUMBING
Steam Fitting, Sewer Building, Etc.
Stoves, Hardware, Etc.
Phone 55.
Brevard, N. C.
IT’S ENOUGH TO TURN THE GIRLS’ HEAOS
when a fellow walk;? pa?t. dressed in an Intornaiional suit. X > clothcs look
so well, none so sliapcly aiul ;)eru-ct.-h;‘Liiig. lvv'i.Tv 1 p.tcrnaiioual crarmcTit
hears the unmi?takalik' >tair.p <)t fine custoiu tail' ring all over it. We are
the only representatives in town of the justly ct-lebraicd
INTERi^ATlONAL TAiLORIS^G CO.
CKICAGO
SAN FRANCISCO
OF NEW YORK
; \vho set the fashion? in men's clothcs and are absolute leaders in their line,
i We take your measure and they make tlie garments to your order, with a
j jjuaraiUee of fu and •satisfaction in t.very particular. Come in and sec the
1 samples, whether you wish lo order or uol.
i
I Jiemeniijcr it's ro yotu* ])rolit to buy clothing liort*. whether ready-to-wear
1 or made to meas’ov. Spring and Summer Sack Suits here in varietv of
: cloth patterns, pecially beautifvil ^lilcctions of the new grays in hard and
j soft finish worsteds. I5ig values I'ceause we do a liig business at small
j ])i-otits for the cash. \Ve are strictly one ]>rice. Kvery man. every woman or
I child's d(»lla!- has the same value here. It makes no diireivnce what you buy—
a suit ot clothing, a hat, a pair ol slmes. a divss ])attern, a rug. a sack of
Hour or what iu>t, a dollar has the same value here at
W P WPIT T’S one-price
VV . ir, VVJUli-(l kD CASH STORE.