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: Mrs. Steadman and her daughter
Mrsl FX : Heanu have rented
X3laudeWilsbns residence and !4 will
spend- the summer here. -'7--'-
v Harve Moody- of Qualla' was in
Sylva last ; weefe ; '" vfh : t :?
ft; )GShX GrindstafT of .drews
spent Sunday in the eity. vft f
; Read Holmes 'Bryson's ad and do
" not forget to go down Tuesday an i
: Wednesday for those specials. '
D. Robt. Davis leftr Monday for
; Nantahala where he expects to
catch some fish. ;v,
C. C. Mason Of Dillsboro , was in
the city Monday: j
. -Mrs. Duncan of Durham- is the
guest of Mrs. Chas. L. Allison.
-Rev. Thomas Buchanan wrs in
the city last week.
Ed Norton was in. the city Mon
day. " .
C. B. McFee was a visitor in the
city Thursday, to attend the meet
ing of the Woodmen of the world.
Dr. A. A. Nichols ' of Cullowhee
was in' the city Monday and stajtes
that he intends to move his family
here next week.
Rev. J. H. Alley of Whiteside
Cove was in the city last week at
; tending the Bible Conference.
Morris and Uoyle Alley -were in
the city Sunday from Cullowhee.
John Rogers of Cullowhee was in
the city Monday on business.
Honi Walter Moore .of Webster
passed through Sylva Friday
route to his home from Asheville.
Holmes Bryson of Dillsboro was
i n the city Sunday. v -
Miss Margurite Smathers, of Mur-
i i : B.
H.Cathey Sr.
- Mrs: W. V. Dorsey left Tuesday
for an extended visit to relatives
and friends in the western counties.
. Harry Morton and his sister, of
Salisbury are stopping with his
father-in-law. W. T. Crisp.
Luther Crisp arrived Tuesday
from ? Eta wah and is visiting his
parents Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Grisp .
See our fall and ' winter dresses
just in, from 5 to 15 dollars. Just
bou ht our fall ratine. We pay 90-
cts. for wheat :
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Bryson and Hooper, Sylva N. C.
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David Harris is filling the posi-
tion. in the Jackson County Bank
left vacant by the resignation of E.
B. McDade, Mr. McDade is now t en
gaged in the mercantile business
with T C. Bryson.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hart of New-
bern are spending several weeks
with J. L Ballard at Willetts.
From the looks . of things round
Holmes Br 'son's store he must be
having the biggest sale "yet
:, Mrs. Geo. P. Miller left Monday
for Demorest. Ga. where she will
visit her brother. .
'Bin and Mrs. Z. 'V. Watson; of
r ;,; Speed well" werci
attending the Bible Conference. - ,
Mrs. Eva Bryson of Cullowhee
who is stopping with her sonv Hol
. mes Bry at' DUlsboro attended
(he Bible Conference last we -W
CJa ji. Price of Canton is in the
'city., s?:0ry?-
I; -rjr&Ai jXtcDade hayeopened
their cettb
Mahv and Spring Streets. C :
""A; Aillshasved to his ew
r X: office over the Syf va Pharmacy. ; !
for the making of real imen an
real wbiien; " M
Good wonri rooms. Strong facul
ty, Total cost S80 to $95 per year
' ' - FALL TERM BEGINS AUGUST.27-i9i3." :
The enrollment for the v ear 1912-13 lacked only two
stutants of being double the enrollment for the year 1911-12.
For Catalogue address
J. C. INGRAM, Principal
; , Sy(va, N.C.
Why?
City
lartet
I carry a staple line of fancy Gro
ceries arid Eatables, Meats of all kinds.
Fresh meat and Bakers bread three
times a week.
Bring me your (thickens, Eggs and Vegetables.
I will pay you the top cash price for them.
THE CITY MARKET.
; I; No Dirt, 'No Bother-ln a very short time any building can Have its fire- I
7-1 trap Havering turned into a modern fire-proof, storm-proof , lightning-proof I
I roof at a very moderate cost a roof that will . last as long; as the building I
and never need repairs. : I
. . . , For Sale by
rlrsL tJLjpjplr Co,
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CROP MAKERS
(l. n. ENSLEY, Prop.
Earnest . L.
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Withers
, Reversible Disc Plow s,
Roderick Lean Steel Frame Disc
Harrow.
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Empire Junior (irain and
rill.
Fertilizer
Sold on easy terms,
fTJLit: iiii utieuLiur prices.
ITneurance tbat ITnsures
"Waynesville. N. C.
T. S. MORRISON & COMPANY
AbKEVjLLL
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THE NEW PRESSINGCLUB
Is now open just above the J Commercial' Hotel 1 1
I am now read , to do y mr pressinatil clsati
ino at reasonable prices,
Ladies if Its a skirt or coat suit I can clean arid
press it to look like new. Qentlemeu bring your
suits to me and have them made to look as new,
L. D. DORSEY, Sylva, N C.
Prof. .O. &Dean of Cullowhee was
in the city Tuesday, v-'r'i;.-
v Mrs, Nornaia Shipman of Ross
man isisiUhg ifriends in 'the city
Mr. Mills who was operated upon
for appendecitis Aug. 3 by Drs.
Candler and. Hooper, we are glad
to report at this time is making n
rapid recovery and was returned to
his home. -
Mi$s Bessie Slorgan of Asheville
and her friend Miss Martha Little
of Arkansas were the guests of Mrs.
W. 0. Buchanan and other friends
in the city the first of the week.
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Mis-lJbhn Parris was in Dillsboro
Tuesday. v . :
W. R. Sherrill of Webster was in
Dr. Caleb A. Ridley left Sylva
Tuesday for Bryson City ; where he
will deliver a sermon- Wednesday
evening.
Hon. Coleman C. Cowan was n
business visitor in the city several
days this week.
Mr. and Mrs J. M. Mason of Dills
boro were in the city' Sunday at
tending the Bible Conference.
Dr. Louis Hannah of Dillsboro
was in the city Monday.
Dr. Williams was in the city Mon
day from Cillowhee. v
rHatryBuchananvwent to Ashe-
1; Brown of nton hasPme
been lth? guest of Mrs. D. D. Hoop
er this week.
'rjrStX Vilson was in the
city Tuesday. ; "y-' -' ;v':;.';.v
Mpgpxctures at the J Auditori
um, turday night. , v . i
t iliss ;Sttllakbylesf -IWcister
was in the .dtyMonday: l -
Srhe police Judge WaynlMville
who sentenced two girls to ; attend
Little Margaret and Elizabeth
Candler are visiting Mrs. Eugenia
Allison of Webster. ' ' ,.
' Prof. Pless Bennett is stopping
with his father Rev. J. M. Ben ett
!yi. V. Davis cashier of theTucki
seigee Bank of Websterspent Mon
day night with his brother D. RobC
Davis. . v
Ben Fisher of Ad He has been in
the ciiy for some time working
Sunday enw w uut wiU1 with H. o: Curtis. Contractor: Dr.
i. Mrs. Alden-Howel Sr. : Mrs. Jack
Johnston, and Misses Iillian Allen
aod ' Olive King have returned to
Candler Vjiome.
:The workon DrV CJ Candler's
new;residence on main - street is
VVaynesafter a progreS3ing pidly wU1
ej wuu -C r" , . , . mpieted within a short time.
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Young Women
Read what Cardui did for Miss Myria Engler, of
Faribault, Minn. k She says: "Let me tell you how much
good 'Cardui has done rne., As a young girl, I always had
to suffer so much" with all kind of pain. Sometimes, I was
so weak that I could han y stand on my feet I got a
bottle of Gardui, at the dru store arid as soon as I had
taken a few doses, I begah to feel better.
Today, I feel as well as anyco.i can.
The
WomanSTonic
Are you a woman? Then you are subject to a large
number of troubles and irregulai.jes, peculiar to women,
which, in time,.often lead to more serious trouble.
A tonic b heeded to help you "over the hard places, to
relieve weakness, headache, and other, unnecessary pains,
the signs oLweak nerves, and over-work.
For a tonic, take Carjdui, the woman's tonlaV
You will never regret it, for it will certain y he! JHrox
Ask your druggist about it He knows. He sells ttN
Wrtt to: LW AdtUory Dept. Ctano Mediciat Cbttrj. TCU
Mi " MM TrMtncat woe wmms. mm km jm
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7 aeries of land and
a
bard
a 4 room house at
am. near town, also a doon blacK
smith shop and aU kinds of tools and
a good stand.
a
chinery
For futher informatibn call on or
write the , Journal, Adv.
Department
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