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CITY LOCALS
" ; i Geo. Snyder Beta's enterprising
. merchant was in the city 'Tuesday
on business.
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Miss Sadie Luck - returned today
from Knoxville.
Mrs. J. B. Sherrill left Sunday for
Atlanta to purchase the fall' line of
Millinery for Bryson and McDade:
Miss'Gracia Bryson was- in Syl
va Monday returning to pullowhee
Normal and Industrial School after
having spent Sunday with her par
ents at Beta.
V. WHooper went to Tuckaseigee
Saturday. -
Louis J. Henson manager of t ie
Beta Fertilizer Co. was a business
visitor in Sylva Tuesday.
- MARRIAGE LICENSE.
L. B. Cabe 31 to Ethel Belle Cabe
28, Sam Cunningham 21 to Sallie
Gibbs21f Oscar Robinson 20 to
Eva Brooks 17, Andy Vinson 22
of Macon County to Florence Oxner
21 of Jackson County.
Misses Sara and Josephine Thom
as who are spending the summer at
Whittier at the Thomas Farm, are
havinla house party this week.
Those invited from Waynesville, are
Misses Florence and Bess Ray, El
sie Katherine Allen, Laura Mae
Noland and Ruth Abel. Waynes
ville Courier.
J. B. Queen of Addie was in the
city Saturday.
F. A Luck Jr. of Augusta Ga.
arrived Monday and will spend a
fortnight h Sylva.
Miss Inez Weaver of Weaverville
returne ' to Sylva Sunday to resume
herduties at the Sylva High School
Prof. Brothers the new principal
of the Sylva Hig School arrived
Friday.
Rev. Mr. Utley, principal of the
Webster High School, with his fam
ily passed through Sylva, this week
enroute for Webster.
Robert Han is has returned to
Sylva, after a weeks stay in Ashe-
ville.
Mr. and . Mrs. John Geisler and
family have returned after having
spent several days with relatives
in Asheville.
Rev. J. M. Benson and wife of
Kenlee, N. C. are spending some
days with Prof, and Mrs. Rhodes
and Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Davis.
St John Cox left Saturday for
Raleigh where he will finish his
course this year at A. and M. Col
lege. G. H. Grindstaff left Saturda ' for
Wake Forest College. ,
Robert Grindstaff has gone to
Raleigh to go to A. and M. College.
Ramsey Buchanan returned to
A and M. College, at Raleigh Monday.
Miss Marv Alice Fisher was
the city Wednesday shopping.
Jas. Candler of Dillsboro was
Sylva Wednesday.
We are in receipt of the subscrip
tion of E. V.. Fowler to be address
ed to Darlington S. C.
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Ephrim Stillwell of Webster who,
has been a student at Wake Forest
College for several years was one of
those who - passed the Supreme
Court examination' at Raleigh last
week and he is nowan Attorney at
Law. . X0 v';H : " i
We are sorry to note the illness
4Df Jas, . W, McKee at his home but
hope that he will be able'to be at
his post of mity in a short wliilo.
A full line, of fresh Groceries at the
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Loaf Bread, Beef; Vegetables and in
fact everything good to eat.
We will deliver all orders in town
on time.
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We will pay the best cash price for
chickens and eggs.
The City Mket, Sylva, N. C.
Collans 5 flshe, Props.
TO
CHARLSTON, S. C. AND RETURN
THE
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
Premier Carrier of the South
will operate the annual outing for all the people
in Western North Carolina on Wednesday
September 10 th. 1913.
FARES prom Bryson to Emma, $5.50
Passengers from Sylva use train No 18 or 2o to Asheville,
SPECIAL TRAIN CONSISTING OF SLEEPING CARS AND DAY COACH.
ES THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE ON FOLLOWING SCHEDULE:
Lv. Asheville t.10 P. M.
Ar. Charlston 7.00 A. M.
Tickets 2ood returning on all r.?iriar trnins except Carolina Specip.
Train No; 27.
For further information apply to your local Agent, or see large
flyers giving full detail.
Make pullman arrangements promptly. Rates $2.00 for Lowers.
$1.60 for Uppers,
J. H. WOOD, DIV. PASS. AGT. W. V. DORLEY, AGENT,
Asheville. N. C, Sylva. N. C
DILLSBORO.
Hastings.
James Jarrett, of Savannah, Ga.
once a citizen of Sylva, spent ten
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Killv mviQ nf Wphstpr was nprp J
miss uauiieii ouyuer nas gone to
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this week.
Misses Kate and Dora Kruger
and Misa Hilda Holmes after spend
ing se veral weeks at Jarrett Springs
Hotel returned to their home in
Charlotte Monday.
Holmes Bryson and family after
spending 10 days in Cashiers Val
ley have returned home.
Baxter Jones of Gay, who has
been clerk in Holmes Bryson store
has has gone home preparatory to
enter Cullowhee Noimal and Indus
trial Institute.
Mr. Alfaugh fhe contractor on
the dam made a trip to New Jersey
this week.
Mr. Law, one of the engineers at
the Harris dam went to his home in
South Carolina this week.
B. E. Gray, t fter spending ten
days at Dillsboro returned to Zwalle
La. where he is conducting a large
lumber business.
A party of 27 consisting, of J. J.
Hooker and" family S. W. Enloe
and family C.' H. Daniels family
and friends went fishing down to
Deep Creek and they report a fine
time and tell some wonderful fish
stories. N y
Robert Sutton and wife went to
Knoxville Tenn. to attend school.
J. J. Mason our enterprising lum
ber manufacturer has been running
his plant day and ni ht for some
time in order to fill his many push
ing orders.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Leatherwood
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pem weeK visiting inenas m
Waynesville and Clyde.
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nurace orown oi Asnevnie was
here last week on business.
Prof. Okerland and wife of Tam
pa Fla., after spending some weeks
in Dillsboro, went to Tallula Lodge
Ga.
Prof. W. L. Henson of Cullowh ee
opened the graded school here with
Mrs. Thos Leatherwood Miss Mag
gie Moore and Miss Profitt as assist
ants.
R. R. Carter of Asheville is spen
ding a few days in our midst, fish
ing for Bass.
The Critic.
SYLVA WINS AT CANTON
; .Mr land: Mr8ToiTJ Tatharr ' ,
".ri Harare attending the Zacha-
- ZD n M "iry reunion at Cashiers.
miuer iu wyuo, v-auion visit
ors yesterday,
Observei
The Sylva Base Ball Team went
tq Canton, Monday, labor diy and
took a fall out of the Cantonites t )
Asheville'for a few days this week. the tune of 7 to 6. The game was
Billy Sunday 'of Altoonce, Ga. j wel1 PIaved on both sides and was
who once inspected pins' here, is 1 close 311 the way through..
now spending his ten days vacation
at this place visiting-frienas. WHAT WE NEVER FORGET
M. Y. Jarrett our efficient Post- according to science, are the things
master went to Ashevule last week associated with our early home Hfe
on a business trip. . v such as Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
S. W.Cooper and wife of Whittier that mother or grandmother used
are visiting their son G. C. Coop er. to cure our.burns, boils scalds, sores
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ty years of cures prove
ltS merit. TJnri vnlH far nilbo
Mrs. R. O. Kelley has been visit- I of cold-sores! Only 25 cents at The
her parents Mr. ; and Mrs. TV H. Sylva Pharmacy. -
It is not only lightnings
proof , but fire-proof and-stprm-proof,
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CORTRIGHT METAL SHINGLFQ
last as long as the building and never neA rW.
Just the thing for town or cbuntry buildings, because thev
meet everv condition of comfnrf i J.
ouu iccuniy.
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CROP MAKERS
Reversible Disc Plows,
Roderick Lean Steel Frame Disc
Harrow.
Empire Junior Grain
Fertilizer Drill.
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Wrie for circular prices.
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"I suffered, during girlhood, from womanly weakness,"
writes Mrs. Mollie Navy, of Walnut, N. C "At last, I was
almost bed-ridden, and had to give up. We had three
doctors. All the time, I was getting worse. I had bad
spells, that lasted from 7 to 28 days. In one week, after I
gave Cardui a trial, I could eat, sleep, and joke, as well as
anybody. In 8 weeks, I was well. I had been an invalid
for 5 weary years 1 Cardui relieved me, whsn everything
else failed."
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THE NEW PRESSINGCLL'B
Is now open just above the Gonxmercial Hotel i
I am now reid tp do y mr p rs siiu aril cUriti-
mg at reasonable prices, 1
Ladies if Us a siktrt oreoat suit I can clean and
press.it to look like hew Qmiemeu bring your
suits to me and ha them made to look as new,
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