STLYAN VALLEY NEWS
Jf you appreciate
courteous, up»to>date
banking Service
You'll fintl it lo your advantaj^e to
become identilied with this Bank at
the earliest opportunity.
We offer you every inducementcom-
patible with sound bankin*^ to deposit
vour funds here.
and
Kvery requisite for your comfort and convenience has been provided,
we shall lose no opportunity to make you feel that your account is
l^i'oughly appreciated.
Fireproof Vault, Time Lock and Burglarproof Safe.
T. r PJtTTOM, Pres.
W. P. WHITMIRE, Cashier.
K‘ G. MORRIS, Vice Pres. LEWISS.SUTLIFE, Jtss’t. Cashier
The People’s Bank
BREVARD, N. C.
Four per cent interest paid on time deposits.
:iANSYLVANIA COUNTY STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PEOPLE’S BANK.
T. T. I^atton
J • 1*^ (Jox
W. p. Weilt
J. M. Thrash
W. W. Zachary
M. \Y. (Calloway
H A E .Tenkins W, II. Faulkner
H. Allison .1. A. Galloway
l-iowis S SutlifT J C Whitmire, Jr
C. L. Osborne W. Hunt
C. C. Kilpatrick
A. M. Verdery, Jr
W. L. Aiken
T. W. Whitmire
M. M. Alexander
(iaston Whitmire
J. E. Clayton
II. .F. Pickelsimer
T. T. Loftis
W. P. Whitmire
r. M. Mit<ihell
.T. McD. Cantrell
.1. C. Whitmire
Mrs llachel E Black
T. E. Patton
G. W. Wilson
SEASONABLE GOODS!
Now is the Time, and this is the Place.
We want to supply your wants in
Matting, Carpets, Rugs, Hammocks,
Curtains, Window Shades,
Lawn and Porch Furniture.
Ice Cream Freezers, Screen Doors, Windows and Wire Cloth.
PAINTS, MTIRESCO, BRUSHES,
fact anything to freshen and everything to build and furnish your homes.
Come to see us or call Phone ^^o. 2.
In
Reba Writings.
Island Ford items.
Editor Sylvan Valiev News:
Couie again Mollie and let us hear
from Cowpens often.
Hello, correspoiuient.s! Wake up
and let us hear Irom you all.
Charlie Scrug<rs spent Sunday
night with his friends Elliot and Ed
die Batson.
We are pleased lo say that !Mrs.
F. V. Batson is improving after a
few week’s illness.
S, H. Gillespie of Enst Fork jKjssed
through this cominunity Sunday en
route to J. E. Gnrren’s.
Homer Batson spent Sunday nfter-
noon with his friend Lambert Bng
well and reports a tine time.
Hurrah for the Reba people. They
believe in singing schools. If noth
ing prevents they will start one ;i bout
the last of July. I
Mi.ss Katie Scruggs spent Sunday i
evening with her tViends Misses'
Mnybelle Bagwell an<i Daisy ( Jallo-
w’ay and reports si jolly time.
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Moore and
two daugiiters Vera and Thelmji of
Norwalk, California, are spending a
few weeks with their parents at Ke-
Ita and Grange. Pansy.
Seiica items.
Kiitor Sylvan Valiev News:
The Sunday school at Catheys
Creek is still going on although it
seems weak at times, hnt by thi*
help of God may it grow in grace.
The rain the past week has de
layed si^veral of the farni(*rs in
their work. Perhaps it has ])een a
jrood hand in heli)ing them “lay
There was a quiet wedding at
('atheys Creek Sunday July 15.
Mr. Ben Thomas and a Miss Fislier
])oth from Lake Toxaway, were tlie
Candidat<'s. May joy and happi
ness be their lot.
John Waldro]) has just returned
from Greenville, S. C., where he
has been visiting his sister for a
few days. He says that the corn
and cotton looks small on that side
of the Blue Ridge.
Work is still going on on the old
railroad from (Jreenville to Mari
etta. We ho])e that the work will
continue until it crosses the Blue
Ridge and the whistle can be heard
in old North Carolina
A Friend to All.
The leading question in Penn
sylvania railroad circles. “How
much did you give back.*’
Editor Sylvan Valiev New's:
Mrs. Sallie Mull is visiting her son
llobert who lives at Asheville.
Miss Florida Cantrell wus shop
ping in lirevard Monday July 9.
G. W. Wilson spent the night at
J. McD. Cantrell’s a few weeks ago.
Hello, Molliel We enjoyed your
interesting letter very much, ('onie
again.
W. S. Lankford was at the home
of J. MoD. Cantrell last week on
business.
Rev. Gidney of the upper East
Fork section was ii» this burg not
long since ou business.
Rev. F. ;M. Jordan spent the third
Sunday nignt at the home of .1. Me*
D. (.'antrell and family. An enjoy
able time is reported by all.
Joe Galloway and wife visited
Mrs. (Jalloway’s mother, Mrs. Carr
Landreth, at Carrs Hill and attend
ed church there the second Sunday.
Farmers in this section are w'ear-
ing frowns on their t'aces caused by
the rain. Most of them have their
small grain stacked, .so they are
ready for the rain ou that part.
On account ot rain there has been
no Sun<lav school at Island Ford the
last two Sundays. We hope it will
not rain every Sunday and that the
t'uture will be better than the j)asi.
There is nothing better for a com
munity than a good Sunday school.
I.ILLIK.
Glade Greeic items.
Miller-DeVane Supply Co.
Hardware, Lumber, Furniture and Paints.
Excursion Rates.
Editor Sylvan Valley News:
I. T. (’airnes is still on the sick list.
M. H. Eowler made a flying trip
to Brevard Monday.
Perry Merrell spent Sunday even
ing witli I. T. Calrnes.
Several of the Ecusta boys were in
our section last Sunday.
M. H. Fowler spent last Sunday
afternoon with Samuel Orr.
Mrs. Perry Merr«ll si)ent Sunday
evening with Mrs. I. T. Cairnes.
Bascoin Allison spent last Sunday
evening with Mrs. F. H. Allison.
Miss Leva Allison spent Thursday
last with Mrs. Alice Allison at Pis-
gah Forent.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lyday spent
last Saturday night with Paul Wood-
fin near Blantyre.
Papa s Baby.
Brevard to Asheville and R.eturn.
Summer Excursion Tickets on sale
I every day up to and including Sept.
!.’>(»th, linai limit Oct. .‘51st—2..‘iU round
i tri]).
: Week End Tickets on sale for all
! trains Saturdays and morning trains
I Sundays, good returning Mondays—
I $1.().) round trip.
I BJevard to Lake Toxaway and Return.
; Wednesday Excu sions—tickets 0[j
j sale every Wednesday up to and in-
; eluding Sept. llHh—Toe round trip.
I Summer Tourist Tickets on sale to
i Eastern C'ities and principal i)oints in
i Western North Carolina.
Mileage Interchange Arrangement.
Effective .]uly loth, the follow
ing mileage interchange arrangement
will be in ell'ect—Southern railway
1,(RM3 jyid 2.U00 mile books are good
over the following lines:
j Southern llaihvay system (includ-
I ing St. Louis-Louisville lines),
i Northern ALabama Ily.
Aujrusta Southern 11. II. Co.
Alabama (Jreat Southern 11. K.
Blue llidge liailway.
Central of Georgia llaihvay.
Chesapeake S. S. Co. (between
West I’oi>?t, V a., and Baltimore, Md.,
oi‘ Old Point C’omfort, Va., and i^al-
timore, Md.)
Cincinnati, New Orleans Texas
L^acitie Railway.'
(Jeorgia Southern Florida.
Richmond, Fredei-icksburji Poto
mac R. R.
Washington Southern Kailway.
For further information apply to
J. H. WOOD, E. W. CARTER,
Dist. Pass. Act. Ticket A<rt.
The Latest Novelty
Post Cards of
Yourself
Finished on the best grade oi
cards, in Sepia Color, at
$1 Per Dozen.
At GLOVER’S STUDIO, Brevard.
SOUTHERN STOCK AND FARMING COMPANY.
Here is a new style of I’ittsburKh IViiect Fence. We vill ►•jl)
you a :,8-inc)i f*jnce at 4Cc : 41>-i!u h fence at 44c;; 3}-iuch fence at
.‘>7c; ‘ii-inch feiii <• at 34c; -inch foiu'o at 42c : '.’’•'-inch foDce Ht SKc.
Kvery rod jnuiranteed PKKFKCT: the 'tays will nor nio\e.
Till >cpt 1st a <1’.K<‘ouiit of 10 per ee'it wMl be p::veii on ‘jo hkIs .jr
more. Cisll ;.t the uewuUice in McG.iha buil'iir-:-;.
Constipation makes the cold drag
along. (Jet it out of you. Take Ken
nedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar
cough syrup. Contains no opiates.
Brevard Drug Co.
The sworn statement of the manu-
factui'ers protects you from opiates
in Kennedy’s L:.xative Honey and
Tar—the cough .syrup that drives the
cold out of your system. Sold by
lirevard Drug Co.
Notice of Summons*
state of North Carolina—County of 'J’ransylvania
•Juo. K. (’asteel. Jno. O. Bradley and D. A.
Preston, trading under the ttrm name o
Casteel, Bradley A Company,
vs.
Jos. Rosenthol and J. S. Silverstein.
Suunnonii.
The defendant in the above entitled action
Jo!«. Rosenthol. will take notice,that an uctiou
entitled as above has been instituted in the Su
perior Court of Transylvania county, North
Carolina, said action beiUR for the recovery of
certain jiersonal piojierty, or for the value
thereof, and for damuKes for its deterioration
and detention. And let the mid defendant
further take notice that he is required to appear
at a term of the Superior Court for Tranf-ylvania
county, Nonh Carolina, to be held on the tlrst
Monday before the tinst Monday In September,
1906, and answer or demur to the complaint,
which will be deposited iu the offi- e of the
Clerk of the Superior Court of said county,
within the first three <layn of said term, and that
if he fail to appear and answer or demur to haid
complaint that the plaintiffs will apply to the
court for the relief demanded iu said complaint.
Given under my hand and seal, this the :i9th
dav of May, A. D.,
T. T. LOFTIS,
Clerk Superior Court for Transylvania Co., N. C.
1). L. Exgi-ish, Att’ y for PI’ f&. ljuntit
MIN.
26 <N.
C. M. DOYLE, The Potato Man.
Ladies’ ^ew Idea Shoes and
Gentlemen’s Skreemer Shoes
They are the leaders^^*none better.
Dry Goods and Notions
Hats from 60c to $5 Stetsons.
Fresh Groceries, Lamps and Tinware.
Fresh home-?;round Meal, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls always
on hand.
Try our fresh Flour and Coffee and Good Value Tobacco,
Rye, Corn and Hay.
JENKINS ®> BRO.