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ti. m. uumgarner nasr just- uom
pleted'la neat cottage tnthe Web
ster road . about -a half mile from
Sylva and has moved in this week.
J M. Rigdon, of. Tuckaseigee,
vwas m Sylva Wednesday- '
Hon. T. A. Cox was here Wednes
tlay, returning to his home.at Culled
whee after having spent several
days in Raleigh. ,
B. H. Cathey and Co have un
loaded two carloads of fertilizer this
week. - - -
Mr. F. G. Hoffman, manager of
Hie Beta Fertilizer Co. was in Syl
va Wednesday.
Mrs. J. Will Keener was visiting
friends in Dillsboro Wednesday.
Prof. David H. Brown, County
Superintendent of Public Instruction
went to Willets Wednesday. .
Get y our job work done at the
JOURNAL office. .
Judge" Jno. M. Oueen of Waynes-
ville was here Monday enroute for
Webster.
B. C. Grindstaff was over from
Asheville the first of the week.
Geo. Self and A. D. Cowan, of
Webster were in Sylva Sunday.
Mrs. Flora J. Watkins has moved
to Sylva and will make her" h ome
with her daughter Mrs. Coleman
Cannon.
Senator Davis and representatives
Croriatrie, Ferguson and Wike,. were
in Sylva Wednesday returning to
Raleigh from Cullowhee.
Edgar Robinson is quite ill with
pneumonia.
Wm. Oliver of Andrews was a
business visitor in Sylva this week
Dock Moses, the well known mer
chant of Tuckaseigee, was in Sylva
Tuesday. ,
A. B. Allison, of Webster, repre
senting. Harris-Barrett Dry Goods
Co., of Asheville, was in the City,
Monday.
H. A. Wild was in Sylva Wednes
day from Asheville.
Judge Geo. A. Shuford was in Syl
va Wednesday, returning to his
home in Asheville from Webster.
Claude Wilson and H. M. Hooper,
who have been mining micainjiam
burg, were in Sylva the first of the
week and have "returned to Glen
ville. . -
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Mrs. Jno. ti. Wilson visited mends
in Dillsboro Wednesday.
Mrs. Tompkins and Miss Luck
will have a beautiful line of every
thing In millinery.
Prof. W. H. Rhodes returned Sun
day from Raleigh and Chapel Hill
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Enoch Oucbmba, the Cherokee
Indian, who was tried at this 4 term
of Jackson Superior court was con
victed of manslaughter and sentenc
ed to serve a term of 8 years in the
state penitentiary. 0
Mrs. Annie Tompkins and- Miss
Sadie Luck - will arrive from the
markets next week with a beautiful
line of pattern hats. "
Mrs. Mac Buchanan anbV Mrs
Berry Ward spent Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. W. 0. Buchanan.
Ladiesr Tou can get any : kind
of fancy work material -from Mrs,
- Tompkins and Miss Luck. -
Mrs. Thos. A.. Cox of Cullowhe e
was in Sylva Wednesday.
; E. E. Ellas of Bryson City was a
vi si tor tn Svl va tin i a " fi io v
week. v ' "; . .
Mrs. .fompkinsr and; ftiiss Luck
will announce . the opening of . their
millinery "store next . week. .
? There will be "a series (of -. special
Gospel : Services at Saint ;. -John's
Episcopallchurch, Sylvi N. C, com
mencing Sunday, March 2nd, at 1 1
o'clock a. m. and 7:30 p. m. v Mr,
Joseph F. Burg of Philadelphia will
be the preacher. ; Daily services.
Everybody invited. Come and bring
y our friends. - C
If you are "in- arrears with.; your
subscription, , we would certainl y
appreciate it if you would pay up
right now. Do it before you forget
You can sleep" better when it is
paid and we can too. ,
The "Pilgrims" of the Methodist
Sunday School, have their picture
in the March number of The Adult
Student. This class has 21 mem
bers. - Miss Inez Cathey is teacher,
Dan Tompkins President, Miss An
nie Long Secretary, and Miss Mary
Willie Wells Treasurer.
DIES AT BETA.
' Mr.v James Taylor, : one of Jack
son's boldest? citizens, died rat the
homcrtf .his daughter, ' Mrs. ' P. W.
Mit:heiC January .29, : 1913. .Mr.
Taylor ' had been at - Connelly's
Springs, N. C., to visit his brother
Mr. Ui Taylor, and stopped oyer at
Beta on his "return where he was
taken sick and: died after a brief
illness.
He was 72 years old. His wife
died January 19, 1907 He made
his home with, hisd aughter, Mrs. A.
S. Bryson. He leaves three daugh"
ters and many friends to mourn
their loss, v Mrs. A. S. Bryson of
Cashiers, Mrs. A. J. Monteith of
Glenville and Mrs. P. W. Mitchell of
Beta. He was a good Christian.
His body was brought to Glen
ville Wednesday and interred in
the Old Field cemetery.
v :;rr-; ;-. aMANUFACTORS- OF "
Jui kinds GASOLINE any kind
v - of use on ; the Farm dt in the Mill.
Trae
Mill
MANUFACTORS OF
GRIST MILL, WOOD SAWS and FEED
gutters:
LOST A gold "locket engraved
with the letter B. and containing
ladies photograph. Finder please
return to Wallace W. Blackwell,
Waynesville, N. C. and receive lib
eral reward.
For a sprain you will find Cham
berlain's Liniment excellent. It al
lays the pain, removes the soreness
and soon restores the parts to a
healthy condition. 25 and 50 cent
bottles for sale by ALL DEALERS.
BOOKLET FOR FARMERS
ThIs;Machiri to
last a Hf time.
We can. give you 25 pea cent better prices than any others
RHINEHARCT-POWELL i CO.
. AGENTS '
SYLVfl, NOR. CAR.
The JOTTRNEL has now on it's
presses a most interesting booklet
which is being published for B. J H.
Cathey and Co. of Sylva. "This
booklet will be completed next
week and will be full of valuable
information for the farmers of this
section. It deals with fertilizers
and hardware and it will pay any
farmer to read it's contents.
Use a Grain Drill and In
crease the Yield of Wheat
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GRAIN and FERTILIZER DRILLS
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is simple, accurate and durable. We ftave been selling
thenr for twenty five years and do not know anything
better. THE EMPIRE JR. has all late and up-to-date im
provements. Sold oneasy payments.
Write for descriptive circular.
T. S. MORRISON & CO.
ffsheviile, N, C,
573 acres of land in Jackson Co.
on the headwaters of the Tuck
aseigee River, near Lake Fair
field on the Blue Ridge range.
448 acres timbered and 125
acres in cultivation. Fine Mica
prospect, one mine having been
worked and several hundred
dollars in mica taken out. Two
6 room houses on property.
Forifuther information write or see.
Claude E. Wilson, Sylva, N. C.
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AND HIDES
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
FOR RAW FURS AND HIDES
Wool on Commission. Write for price
list mentioning this &d.
JOHN WHITE & COi louisville,ky. 41
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anufactiiring Co,
i WKolesale Lvimber
Ceiling, Flooring, Siding, Moulding, Window
fand Door Frames, Balusters,
PorcK Columns, Stair and PorcH' Pails,
Stair Woods BracHets and StOre FrOntSash,
SJr?i'es and Laths.
Estimates (iiyanUpon application
Sylva LvunberJMfg'. -Co.
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Letter Heads 1.50 to 2.00 per 500
Envelopes to match, at same price.
Land Posters 75c doz.
Everything in printing.
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