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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
^liss Alice Tonor and ln‘r nt'plunv,
littl(‘ John, canic in from ('aliforniu
;Sanday.
Mrs. (^. A. Car(lw«*li of Savannah,
(!a., is stopping at the lion.e of T. I).
Ivatiland.
W«' wolconio tlu' Brevard Lii'ht
an.l Po\v(‘v Co. t<» oiir (*olmnns this
\voc‘k as a new adv(‘rtis(‘r. Our
Toaders Avant to lo(.»k it nj).
?»[iss 01iv<' Wallis wlio has Ixvn
visitini; her mother at Ashevilh'
tor two wc'eks n'tnrned to Brevard
on Wednesday of this wcM'k.
Mr. I'^tes, of the Southern Stock
ot\d Farminii (\). lias moveil to Bre
vard and is occupying the Scrugg’s
cottage, on Oakhiwn avenue.
Miss Gertrudt' Loftis wlio has
hocn witli Whitmi7’(‘ Vc^rdery for
mciny moTitiis has accepted a posi
tion i:i J<‘nkins Bro's store.
and Mrs. Adanis and (hmghter
Margie, who have been at Dr. Wal
lis’ din’ing the recent ilhie:^s and
death of their son, Harold, left for
their home in Newark, N. .T., Tues
day morning.
The News office is in receipt of
some souveriirs of the gr(“at San
Francisco disaster of April 1^, ItX lJ,
;>ent by K. K. Williams, of that city,
who visited the burni>d district and
i»i(:ked ui> the real articles w’iiich had
ti'.U'e thiough the tire, 'fhey :;rc on
exhibition at Z. W. Xichols’ (h-ng
-Store.
Henric'tta. little daughter e.f ('.
M. Siniard, liad th(> niisfortr.nc' to
■^et her arm broken in two ;'li>e(‘s.
»i]iov(' and below the elbow. (>n Sun-
ilar. Tlu' eliild was <*atin‘.r bread
and fi'eding th.' dog which jumj)ed
aii::ii".st lier knockinix lie]’ d<.)wn be-
•'Twi'en the two liouses and T(M‘ribly
brai.'ing and IjUM'rarim: hev arin
re(jniv(*<i the skill t-f two
]thysieians as the r(^sult.
It .<et‘ms ;is if rhe Board .;f Ald»‘r-
are I'athev slow i7i getting at
rh(‘ laying of rb.t' brick sidewalks.
With mon(w iii the bank to l)ny
bi'icks and ]>ay for tin* work ir does
seeiri as if w(> should mak(* sorni' (*f-
lort to ,g«'t th(‘ sidi'walks done in
time for somt* I'f tlu* >nmmer vis-
itoi’s to so(,‘ how w(> are impr«>ving
o‘ar town, and tlu'v can then iulvt'i’-
tise ns iii tinu' for next summer.
Afti'r n'ading this issue . f the
Itew^ x-nd ii t»j your fi-ii-nd in tht‘
dishnuH', or bott('r yet, call at tlie
oilice and send it to your f7‘ii.*n<l or
relative for six months or a year„
i'cn- vou can exi)eet just such a ]>a-
jv.'i-asthis for fifty-two wet*ks du
ring th(‘ V(‘ar. Tln-ow iii yora' mit('
lowiird ])laeing (Uir town and coun
ty Vs’hert' th(‘y b.eloivjc ui en the
-mai>. This ]M]x>r will do it> ]>art;
you do yours.
lA‘t ('V(*ryo7ie ke; p hustlii'.g to im
prove the ai)pea ranee, of their
stri*ets and lots. Kec'i) all kinds of
rubi'ish off tin* streets and sidt‘-
W’aik^. a?id se(* that your hous(>s.
f(mces, ctc , are nt>atly ])ai!it(‘d.
Tiiert' i.- nothing that helps the*
look' of a tov.n and indue»‘> new-
e.omers to s;-ttl(‘ in it mor»' tlian
jieatly ]);iint('d housi's an;l fein'es,
neat and tidy streets and si'lewalks
iUid fi'uit and shade triM's or^ your
lots. Let us s(‘e what you will do
ior th(' b-'nefit (.)f oar progr!'ssive
V ■■ -e citv.
John MeMinn is out after a slight
indis])osition.
Rev. Mr. (’lu‘d«'st<‘r went to Ashe
ville for a short visit last wt^ek.
Miss Flor(‘nce Ottolengui of
('harleston is visiting her sister,
Mrs T. B. Allison.
Huger Hawkins, who went to
Charleston last week, is back at his
place in the Brevard bank.
■\Ve wt're glad to se(‘ A. K, Orr in
our town last Tuesday and are sor
ry that his business kec])s him
away from Br<‘vard so much of the
time.
Why don't the farmers of Tran-
.sylvania get busy and liave a Farm
ers Institutt* and get in touch witli
their brotht'r farnn^rs from other
parts of till* Stat(‘.
Mr. and Mrs. li. 1*. Kilpatrick of
Hendersonville, who have been vis
iting their son, Arthur Kilpatrick of
Brevard, returned to their home
Wedne.-day morning.
Oeo. B. Looper, of Mica, S, C.,
whose son was killed in the wreck at
liroad river trestle about two months
ago, lias been in failing health since
on account of tl»e (h^ath of his son.
Mrs. (7. M. (Tof(n-th and Mrs. A.
X. ror])ening of Lenoir, and Miss
Marv W. (-iregory of (-rreensboi’o
|ar»' visiting Rev. and Mrs. R. G.
iTuttlt'.
I Mrs. Kannit* ('obb of ()r»'gon who
is vi-'itir.^- her ]>ar(*nts J. (41a/e-
I ner and wit\* at Ro.sman was a
j wt‘lc(nni‘ calh*r at tlu' News office
: SaturdiiV last. She was vt'ry much
^im]'re('sed with the imjn’ovt'mi'nts
I of our town in tlu* t(*n yi'ars of her
sojou7‘n in tlu* “’woolly W(*st."
As is always tlu* case*, Bn'vard
was w»*ll n*])n*senti*d at the Firt*-
mi'n's Tourna7nt‘nt in Asheville last
i \\ t“t'k and as sevi'ral membi*rs of tlu*
I Bi’evard Fiiv 1 )(*])artmt*nf were
l)r(‘si*nt, including Hiit'f Bn*(*se, we
j ho]!e that valualdi* inforination was
jobtaini'd in regard to the scientific
I fighting of firt*.
i Wt* v,'ert* b(*gining to ft*ar that
; !Mj’. (iibson b.<id decid(*d not to come
I to Br«*vard this y»*ar, as it was long
!]tasthis u.-'ual timi* for coming and
: his many fi-i(*nds W(*r(' very glad to
j see hiin in town on Tui'sday. Mr.
I (4ibson has been a r(*gular visitor to
B]‘(“vard for many y»'ars and wi* rt*-
gard liim as one i)f us and an.* al
ways i^lad to welcome him back to
oui‘ miilst.
e I’.ear that two of our young
m**n are going to oi>en a first class
Cafe in* H<mders<mvilh*, nanu*ly
>b*ssers Hunu* Harris and B(*verly
Traiitliani. AVt* ]>redict for these
young men gr<‘at sm-eess, aiul they
will deserve it. Both art* industri-
our, honest and eapabh*, and hav(*
had (*x])t‘7-ii‘nc(* ('nough to run a
cafe that will b<* attrac-tive to the
])(‘o])le of our sisti*r town.
Teachers’ Association.
J»o>vel in CliildrtMi.
During the summer inonths chil-
di-enare subject to disorders of the
bowels which should receive caieful
attention as sooti as tliefirst unnatur
al looo.-ieness of the bowels appears.
The best medicine in u.se for bowel
complaint is Chamberlain’s colic,
cholera and ditirrhoea remedy as it
l*rom})tly controls any inmatural
looseness of the bo wels, wiiether it
be in a child or an adult.
Fo!‘ ^ale by Z. W. Xichola, Ih-eyard
and O. L, Erwin, Calvert.^
Because of some conflicting ap-
pointnoents, the next meeting of the
Transylvania Teachers’ Association
will be postponed until August 2H.
A program for the occasion will be
arranged and published later.
We hope to have with us at our
next meeting a representative of the
Woman’s Association for the Better
ment of Publ’c School Houses in
North Carolina.
We shall expect every public
school teacher in Transylvania to be
present, and be prepared to take
part in thcjgeneral discussion of the
subjects. T. C. HKxnEitsoN,
County Superintendent.
Business Locals.
Mitchell & Cox.
Corn at Jenkin's Bro.
Turnip seeds at T. D. England’s.
Pickles in bulk at Jenkin's & Bro.
Money to loan—See ’W. H. Faulk
ner. ji:}to*
G(‘t your fresh groc(‘ri(\s at Aiken
& Smith’s.
Honi(‘ raised bacon for salt*.—W’.
H. Faulkner.
Nic(‘, fresh white lime for sale at
W. E. Bisho])’s.
A car load of earthenware! churns
etc at Jenkins & Bro.
Fi»r Sale—W'ater hyacinth plants
10c each—News Ofllce. tf
Wanted—Several young men to
l('ai-n tin* holler mak(‘rs trade.
Fancy artieh‘s for tin' W. H. M. S.
on sale at Mrs. J. Norton's Millin-
(*ry stor»*.
For Rent—fi-room cottage nmvly
KaLsomin(*d and rc'novated. A])])ly
to T. B. Crai’v.
Whitmirt' & Vt'rdt'ry have just
had two bari'ells corn mad(' into
fre.sh country ground meal. Try it.
The “iMayflower’’ shoe advertised
by (>. r.. Erwin in tnis issue has the
same sterling (qualities of its historic
naniesake which carried our fore
fathers. *
Books to rent—Latest novels of
the day—.just the things to whih'
away tlu* rainy days, ;it ]\Irs. J.
Norton’s Millinery Stor(‘.
hav(‘ got to cl(‘an u]) all
s])ring inid sunnnt'r goods for oui‘
fall lin(*. now is the timi* for bar-
gins at Whitmire & Verdery's.
Linen for waists .‘iOc and Trx* ]>er
yard, stamjH'd embroidery hats, al
so a liiie of yarns and thr(‘ads for
fancy work at Mi-s. J. Norton’s.
A W(*alth of suggestions foi* tlu*
new('st Sunnner gowns is tt) b(*
t\)U7id in the August Dr‘li7i(*ator,
which is inti‘r(*sting, not only from
tlu* staml])oint of its fashicm, but
for its r(*ading as well.
Why botb«*r with that tronbh*-
som(‘ rang(‘ of yoursV (4et a W’’ilson
that will make cooking a ])leasant
duty instc'ad of a hardshi]). Best
stove on tlu‘ market. 200 ]>age
cook book thrown in.—W". E.
Bisho]).
Lost—A small browm h^atlu*r
hand-bag and a pair of silv(*r-fram-
t*d s])('ctacl('s. Lost (*ither on Main
stri'et or betwei'u Brt'vard and Da
vidson Riv(‘r. Finder will b(‘ i‘i*-
warded on returning to Miss Hattie
D(‘av(*r, at John Deav(*r's storii, or
to R. L. (ilash, s McMfnn Build
ing, Brevard.
Want(*d—By Chicago whol(*sale
and mail ordin* housi*, assistant
managi*r (nuin or woman) for this
county and adjoining territory.
Salary ^*iO and (*x])('ns(*s ])aid we(*k-
ly, expi*nse nnmey advanc('d. W^'ork
])leasant, position ])ei-maiu'nt. No
investnu*nt nv (*x])eri(*nc(‘ r(*(iuired,
sparr time valuable. W’ritt* at once
for full particulars and inclosi‘ self-
addr(‘ss(*d envelojie. Address, (tOII-
eral Manng(*r, KU E. Lake St. Chi-
c-ago. tnl(j
The sincerest tribute that can be
paid to superiority is imitation. The
many imitations of DeWitt’s Witch
Hazel Salve that are now before the
public ])rove it the best. Ask for De-
Witt’s. (iood for burns, scalds,
chafed skin, eczema, tetter, cuts,
bruises, boils and piles. Highly re
commended and reliable. Sold by
Brev’ard Drug Co.
CHURNS.
We have just received some very fine stone
churns in tliree, four and five gallon sizes.
Also some milk crocks in one and two gallons.
The j)rice is only 10c per gallon.
\
Mitchell 6c Cox The Grocers
MORGAN & MORRIS
Meat Markets
Ice
Fruits
Vegetables
Orders by phone filled and delivered promptly^
Miller Block Brevard, N. C. Phone 30
©, F. r>TJE:TTE:
PLUMBING
Steam Fittinp^ Sewer Building, Etc.
Stoves, Hardware, Etc.
Phone 55.
Brevard, N. C.
IT’S ENOUGH TO TURN THE GIRLS^ HEADS
when a follow wall:.' nn^t. dri'sscil in an Iiiternntionnl suit. Xo clothes look
so well. lUiiic S') sln;)cly a:iil i),r!LCt.-rritm;;'. livery Intcrnaiional garment
bears tl'.e iinmistakaMe stanr,) nf ime cnsioni tailoring all over it. We ari;
the only represeiualives in tuwn of ilie justly celebrated
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NTE'Rd^^lONAl
OF NEW YOr?K
TAiLORII^G CO.
C.5ICAGO SAN FRANCISCO
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who pct the in men's clothes and are absolute leaders in their line-.
We take y 'ur measuri- ; ii'l they make ti’.e ijarments to your order, with a
pruar.-iniee -if lit ai'.>l ciU'iaotinn in every particular. Come in and see the
samples, wiiether you wi-'U iii <.u\ler or not.
Ilemember it's to your prollt to buy clothiiio- here, whether i*eadv-to-\voaf
or made to measure. Spring and Summer Sack Suits here in varietv of
cloth patterns, l-’dpecially beautiful selections of the new grays in harti atul
soft finish worsteds. Iii.ii' values because we do a big business at smai
prolits for the <*ash. We are strictly one price. Every man, every woman or
child’s dollar has the same value here. It makes no difference whal von buv-
a suit of clothing, a hat, a ])air of shoes, a di-ess pattern, a ru‘'," a sack of
Hour or what not. a dollai* has the sjtme value here at ^«
W. p. WEILT’S