June 25, at 2 o'clock p. m.
Let every Democrat come out and do his duty—don’t sulk, and then kick at what others do!
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Sylvan Valley News
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j. J. MINER, Owner ana Mana«rer.
08IIE M. MINER, Bookkeeper and Collector.
FORMS CLOSE—Thursday Noon
Frido^y Morning^. June 17^ 1910
CONVENTION DATES.
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Democratic.
Township Primaries—Saturday, June'25,
1910, at 2;00 p. m.
County Convention—‘Saturday, July 2,
1910, at 11:00 a. m.
The Glorious 4tli
For years this paper has been
advocating a celebration of the
fourth. Now we are glad to say
there is a movement on foot to
have a big time on that day this
year. This was set in motion by
the Woodmen of the World, and
their effort deserves high praise.
They are taking steps to cele
brate in good old style, and we
hope they will make it so attrac
tive as to draw the crowds here,
instead of letting them go else
where. Read their letter of in
vitation in this issue.
Republican.
Township—^Saturday, July 2.
County—Tuesday, July 5.
The following tickets have been
suggested for a Board of Coiinty
Commissioners:
L. W. Brooks, Chairman, G. T.
Lyday, Claude Kinsland.
J, W. McMinn, Chairman, G. T.
Lyday, J. H. House.
Claude Osborne, Chairman, G.
T. Lyday, T. B. Reid.
J. W. McMinn, Chairman, Geo.
W. Wilson, Slick Fisher.
The present issue of the News
ends the first half of the year
1910. There are a few sub
scribers" on our bocks whose
time expires this week, and they
have made no arrangements to
continue. The postal laws do
not permit u&to send out papers
without a contract. Look at the
label on your paper—if it says
“7-1” that means you, ^nd you
may not get another copy until
you see us.
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Every new street, which has
been “laid out” in Brevard by
private parties is diagonal. Why
not the Town take a hand and lay
out streets where theV should be?
Also, why shouldn’t the Town
name the streets—why wait for
private interests to close up our
thoroughfares because they can’t
agree on a name? In the laying
out of these necessary conveni
ences it should bejborne in mind
that all “streets” should run par
allel, while the driveways which
cross them should be ‘"avenues.”
Brevard is growing—why not lo
cate-new straets and continue
the present lay out so that lots
can be sold and located?^ Let’s
begin right—we have only a few
to contend with now—there will
be more later. ]
CELEBRATION FOR THE FOURTH.
Balsam Camp No. 116, Woodmen
of the World, will have a picnic
and general entertainment on July
4th at Brevard. We want every
man, woman and child in Transyl
vania county to come to Brevard
on the above date. There will be
music, speaking, baseball, dinner—
yes ! and lemonade also. Arrange
your business so it will be conveni
ent to spend the 4th with the
Woodmen ; they will be glad to see
you and will try to make it a day
of pleasure for you. Look out for
next week’s Sylvan Valley News
and be sure to read it.
W. H. Grogan, Jr.,
Con. Com.
A WORD TO THE BOYS.
As a matter-of-course I am ex
pecting your support in your
township primary Saturday eve
ning, and as the result of that
support,the nomination for Clerk
of the Court in the county con
vention. However, should I not
get your support Saturday and
should fail to get the nomination
for Clerk, as aforesaid, you arfe
hereby authorized'to tell your
friends and neighbors (should
they inquire) that my “kicking
end” is still turned down and
that I will be right there, “jolly
on the spot,”' ready to help do
the kicking, if any is necessary,
to elect the man who is nomi
nated. Come on, boys.
Yours for Democratic su6cess,
^ M. W. Galloway.
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FOR PARTY HARMONY
Editor Sylvan Valley News.
Pleas^ remind your readers that
democratic primaries (or precint
meetings) will be held in everj' pre
cint of your county on next Satur
day, June 25th, and urge all demo
crats to attend the same. Tiie^se-
lection of a candidate for Congress is
the most important service to be ex
ecuted by members of our patty in
the tenth district at this time. Ev
ery democrat should therefore enter
into the spirit of a really friendly
contest, with the determined pur
pose of assisting in the selection of
the strongest available man to lead
this fi^ht, without regard to person
al ties or political trades. iPefty lo
cal differences have no pls^ in a
democratic primary, and the democ
racy of the district is to be congratu
lated upon the absence of strife and
bitterness among the friends of the
numerous aspirants, for congres
sional honors. “Let brotherly love
continue.”
Five estimable.> gentlemen are
seeking the nomination for Congress
and each has enthusiastic sup
porters. Only one can be nominated
and we must not lose sight of the
fact that the support of the disap
pointed ones—and their friends—is
necessary to success in the general
conflict with our old enemy, the re
publican party. Let us, therefore,
exercise the utmost precaution in
conducting our primaries and coun
ty conventions, taking for our chart
the democratic plan of organization,
which is the party law. Democrat
ic committees, poU-holders and other
workers in each precmct should elim
inate any semblance of unfairness
that may be called to their attention,
according to all aspirants the full
strenght to which they are entitled.
We do not want to become involv
ed in the settlement of prior dif
ferences I at the convention, or after
its worK has been completed.
When our candidate has been named
we should be able to go forth, with
a united front, conquering and to
conquer.
As district chairmau, it biecomes
my duty tp see that the party law
is respected and ^his I shaU under
take to do^ without fear or favor,
should evidences appear of disregard
for its provisions. Democracy sig
nifies a rufe of the people, and their
wishes should be ascertained and re
spected in all matters pertaining to
party affairs. Spirited rivalry in
contests for nominations is npt un
usual, nor is the teinptation to
“side-step” in conducting local con
ventions. But every democrat
should consider the success of his
party paramount to the nomination
of any particular individual. These
suggestions are not prompted by any
evidence of impending trouble, but
for the purpose of reminding demo
crats that a condition confronts them
which must be handled with the
view to party success, rather than
personal aggrandizement.
Believing the strongest man will
be nominated, and that we shall win
this fight, I am.
Very respectfully,
M. L. Shipman, Chairman.
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a rough country road with no apparent injury to the vehi
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agent thought so much of the feat that he had a photograph
taken of the bugg^ just as it drove into the warehouse.
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After due considi
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Sivself a candidate
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Will say for myself
ingand working fo
for 21 years and ha^
^le election, no^a^
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can win over any re
and have no prefer,
nominate. Respect.
The many friends
pleasure
Sate for Sheriff of
subject to the actii
Primaries and count
For Regist
The many freend
to announce him a
office of Register of
nia county, subject
democratic primarw
tion.
Thanking my mi
confidence and supp
this means of annoi;
candidate for renon
rrati c primaries an
Tor the office of B
elected 1 shall strive
faithfully. Verytn
Clerk Sup<
Inasmuch as the p
Loftis, DOES NOT
tion to succeed hii
Superior Court, anc
that a term in the c
of immense benefit t
study of law, which
menced, 1 announce
for the office of C
Court, subject, how(
the Democratic con\
held on July 2, 191
sponsibilities impose
of the Superior Cow
importance, the intel
which makes it not c
absolutely necessary,
sess a knowledge c
such things as are
If the Democratic pa
the nomination for i
have no hesitancy
vanquish my republi
November election,
friends, irrespective
clerk of whom nom
complain. Very tru]
Owing to the fact
democratic friends fj
the county have been
on me declaring mj
Clerk of Superior Coi
my people want me, I
and do hereby annoi
date for the office <
Court, subject to the
cratie primaries anc
Respectfully,
In response to the
his many friends in
sylvania county, we
nounce that Cos. Paj
date for the office of
nia Superior Court, s
of the Township Dem
county convention,
ted by
For Repr
I hereby announce
date for the nominati
from Transylvania C(
action of the Democ
tion. Respectfully,
I hereby announce
didate for Represents
eral assembly of N
to the action of the d
convention, and if
I shall endeavor to
^ansylvania counts
ability. Respectful!]
For S<
the undersign
Walter R. Gudger, as
democratic nominal
solicitor ot the Fifte
subject to the actio
party. Respectfully
1 hereby announce
lor the office of Solic
Judicial District subj
T V if^^^^atic conv
J Shall use every hon
the d,strict and plac<
and if elected
nffi to the dischai
If, however,!
sutcessfu?
shall
For Counlj
{ take this method!
^ a candidate I
ce of County Trc4
*Tran« 1^^ Dem<
^ the people for p2