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It wiU cost Haywood county the:
6Um of 53.000 toayeriicriii
se of Nancy Kuxke;towoaiaii!
0f 60 years ofr-tUtjiished.
jast February . lef Jittlei Robert
Putnam, her granddaught in :a
ve on Utah motaino.:starveU
freeze, according, to aA Waynes-l-
; visitor to AsheiUe yesterday-
ct a tpH that over ibrtv "witnesses
the case and the financial cbndltioi
the defendant . is. iich .that ihe:
iU be unable fo Jiear the expense;
of employing an attorney;
vas Called for trial in Hay wood coih;
ty in July, but it was impossible to
Sfet&jury out of a. yenireof seventy-'
five men, aiici .wmuiuugcitau-
jdto Swain county, li was mtenaea
to hear it at the recent term of Xhe
Superior court for'Xnal'-isnml
.pal cases at Bry son City, but a on-'
tinuance was granted on account nf
tle iiiaess of Solicitor feljx R Alley.
It prooably wiil be.several weeksi
before the wonoanisJironght to triali
jn spite of the laet.ttiat ine child's y
Corpse was fonnd yiffal : monlto
ago, it is said that keen interest M
0 being shown in thel iisposiliftni
of the casa 1 ne .witnesseg nave 'oasnj
fjmmoned to .appear the ; nfixti
"jerm of court at Bryson.Cuy Ci tizea
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JOHN fl. PflRRiS
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Dedteflttf r :
All kinds of repair workdbne" cai
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ENGRAVING vSEOALty
Sylva,!N.. V " V
C. G. LGGAPii
UDdertaker and JEmbalraer . ;
16 years experience.
Full Line of vCskets .aodJlolKS.' .
License No, t6 :
Bone Na 17 WaynesviUs, MN. CL
COLEMAN C. COWilWf
lttornevand Couesdlor 24JLaw;
WEBSTER, C.
DR.S McGU)RE
DENTISTS-
Office : Pharmacy ' Bn ilfl r g, y .-
Attorney at Law, ;
Office In Court House.
WEBSTER, N. C.
C.C-Bnchanan
7Uey Sr ffiuchanjak,
Httorneeatuv
Sylva, N. O. -
e Mr. Alley has ' moved to
JVT Octroi l
1., ne conunue vo
active part in the practice of
at ylva and in Jacksoif Ccv v
De Ccnnection betwen SylVa nnd War V
ntsville d'ffices ' ;
Qt0. SUTTON
fttorne ano CouneeUor
at Xaw
Sylva Pharmacy uilding. ' ':
Sylva, N. a
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work- ihp rW. rin
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;t?porxs isam vwjeDster.aJuuowneeL'i
&brtthatvwill;be ed undent '
that Xheoer townships fj
Ltue county .will ; take cn equally?
active pact -in "olusv.nibvemerit ,for
;the rgenexal -injproyenient" of the;
f ine Dennieaii see .that . SHd fuQ
siliat Jackson jcountyiloses ; every ;
Kyear on anmunuor nadroaas and
jase going lo strike a :rnjghtyc blow
to remove jdiashackleapf the mud
The (nnty .hoard jot educatioh
has ordered the public-schools to?
take a holiday,. the millsoffices and
all business Jiouses will' jclose and!
all business will be, suspended
.while the peoj)le.:withjbhe.aim, ac-:
.tnated by a vcornmon piirpose jnake
Laxoncerted attaakagainst the ene-i
jqy of the pgr jof.uahll, mud. J
:. K early eVery man in Sylva town
ship who has a team that can be
aised has promised .to JiaYe4t thefa
lEverybody As .ejttermg.into. the
Lspirit of the .odcasion and -great
.thj rwill- be acfiDjnjjli
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, The first recital lof . ihe year was
iven;on last Tueajyveveniiig by
Xhe jjupiis of the music t department
of tneXuHdwhee JQrmalandJndus
trial JSchooL A large .and .apprecia
tive audience attendeqYen though
the weaxner was unfa.vorable.
Ihe pupils showed the xaieful
work.jol tneir teacher, 31rs. Mary
Cartejjjxinson. Ihe .solos by jkliss
Kathleen Conroy deserye special
mention. f
The fallowing pro,gram was . ren
dered: ;
Military Marchflakier- Kath
leen Conroy, Annie Penland.
- Czarda&rglemann--Marv .W.
Reynolds.
buono Jotte Nevin Mary .K
LHoweh.
Thine Eyes So Blue and Tender
I Lassen rMr. O. Y. Kirkpatrick. -
riumoreske Dvoran Winnie 'D.
fiihDs '
Spring Song Mendelssohn-Mciry
Eeyndias, Sallie -Reynolds.
Rustle, of bpring binding An
nie Amelia HoKe.
The Lost Chord Sullivan Mr. 0.
Y. Airkpatrick ' ,
) jachtstuck iihumann Annie
Lee Penland. -V
To A Primrose 5abathil Chris
tme Nichols; ;
'. fciegie in C Sharp .Minor Nollet
-"-Kainleen Conroy.
' Goodnigbt, Beloved Pinsuti
Mrs. Brinson,; Miss Penland, iir.
HardmArinson.
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J J. Beasley was born in Macon
county December pi3; 1866, married
Mattie latherman ; uec3 2$ .1666.
joined the Urty : Baptist church
lbod- and hved consistently until
death: lie . was tue : father, of ,12
children,!? livmg and 5 deadV Di
October-10, 191, age 46 years, 10
JUUS1CAL
'n:r . ' r W 8 "'"ay circumference and weighed five v
ays- . Hmght, October 31 : - : V-;..ipounli' 'Vl-i n
months and tu aays.
jv;QheTiITicua con-.
TOntioh .foiScottCtfe Webster
oir.iJ;;r:' i-l -v- J,
NhvwUlhv?rfat D Usboro;
,to instil a thing m'o f
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JSchool jnen.will be thete.and deliver
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iiddessekthaUwiUbe.orth whUe i
These men .have made a j;6tudy of
Sunday iichool . workand iave been
connect td .with 1 theV'Ifteriiariona
Sunday School movement for a
ilohg .time.vCome duf anliear them
They will .help . you inthe .efforts
you afe making, J; : v
iLater it is . hoped that"; two more
township jconven tions cui be held
lor the tawnshjps not represented
in Ihe lower district andlas sppn as
these liave been held;; preparations
are heing made to hold. the County
(ventionl - ,
; Tfojrpes iryson is me president of
the movement in Japp7&)unty
and John R Jones is secretary. Any
one deslfiag iuriher information or
the woxkbf the international Siiir
aay bchool movement write, Rev
"J. Vidter i
Bryson John K. IJones, Miss Inez!
Caiheyvor Jjan Tompkins.
THE MAUI JlEillNNIE TATHAMJV
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Minnie Tatham-was,rporn January
22 lb93and die4 cieptemoer 17 1913
aged 111 years, 7 months and 25 clays-
bne proiessed iaith in Christ and
was baptized December 1912 at
Webster and joined .the M.E. church-
Going to Denver jColo. with her
parents in: February .1913.
She was quiet ill Jor some time
and was very patient. While on her
death bed she said she was ready
to go. and that she saw a crowd bver
her singing, amomg whom was Beii
lah Cabe who had gone on before.
She. called her lather and mother
and all of her brothers . and sisters
to her side and told them all good-
-by. '
... Minnie wis well thought of by all
.who knew ner. She leaves her father,
mother, two sisters and two brothers
nd-a nost of iriends to mourn their
ijoss. Minnie has gone to meet her
alittle orother, Claud who preceded
her to the promisecl land. Minnie
isrnot dead; she. is only asleep to
await the ressurection. Although we
hated to-pari; With her, God thought
it best to call her home and while
it is our -loss it is heavens gain. Her
body was brought back to her. old
home and laid to rest in the Wes
leyanna Cemitery, Sept 23 at 1
o'clock. The tunerai services were,
conducted by Rev. D:F. Proffitt -
- J. C. Buchanan.
1 SUPPEit ! !
.Don;t .forget, the Oyster iSupper
tomorrow" hight Bring your sweet
heart,' wife or mother and enjoy the
evening, - ice fat oysters -fried f
and stewed, , dainty candies : made
by-dainty 'hands, etc. ' Proceeds for
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the life of the Nation; we should do
it dirough 'the public schools, fahci
recognizing s that true ' education
should develop model citizens, aha
thatopd roads iis a safe index - to
the progressiveness and intelligence
awl an accordance with
setting Wednesday' and ThU7?0r.y.!le?cnri". A
tbe'Sthsdetii.f November. 1913,
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as uuuij itUAlft day o, tne ucun-
ty Board of Education of, Jackson
County sitting in regular sessio'n J"""
hereby Orders: v - i
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dea. beoteervea as Good Roads,0?6 mill.sooncoyered-with
Days by all Public Schools of Jack
son County.
That no school shll be taught
in any oHstrict on these days. ;.
"Piat-all the teachers take their
pupils and "work the road, employ
ing the time toiest advantage. "
That all lady teachers and girls
prepare dinner for the workers and
speni their time in beautifying the
school house and grounds. .
.BUCHUSf Ch'm
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BESOLUTION OF CUI10-
Resolved that we heartily concur
in the' Governor's Proclamation and
the Resolution of the County Com
missioners, and request that all
business houses, private enterprises,
and schools close on those days
and that we urge the citizens to
turn out and under the overseers
appointed in the various commune
ities to make the best , of this op
portunity to show their patriotism
and build roads that will be a cred
it to our community.
The following overseers have been
appointed for Cullowhee Township:
Prof. A C. Reynolds, Wr N. Coward,
T. C. Ledbetter, John Stevens, John
Philhps, J. M. Watson, Robt Hol
den, D. F. Bishop, Nelson' Fox, Ben
Hooper, Cling Taylor -and Hoyle
Bryson. It is hop d that these gen
tlemen will meet not later than
Monday the 3rd day of November
and organize for the work. The
road trustees may be able to fur
nish part of the tools for tnose who!
intend to work. s Tne road trus
lees -would be pleased to meet with
the above overseers on the same
date as above suggested in the af
ternoon, at, or near the Cullowhee
bridge so as to arrange about fur
hishing the tools and laying out the
:work. ' .
7. At times we are divided on local
matters but we should aljb come to
gether on this' one' great y absorbing
question of providing better facili
ities of travel, and work ' with one
accord and with one common inter
est W.D.Wike.
Holmes Bryson. is giving prices
both at his .Dillsboro and, Sylva
store that are drawing the people
See his la"m;es suits and long coats
atboth stores. ' ;l ;. ;
; Mr. M. L. Coggins'sent rus:-a tur
nip which measured 25 inches in
VHEE ROAD TRUSTEES
X: Mrs.;IirLarson and two daugh,
oumowu ieit ior ou i Augusune - on
-r--y
in Eunconbe County .'for some days
Mrs.:.Brockahd two children have
arrived : from KhoxVelle, to yAh Mr c
Brock, who is with. Holmes Bryson v-
as clerk.
. Mrs Edward Bryson is yb
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" r..ms oeen- ;
emDlOVe'd to assist with the wnrk'.
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UL M iue M-cuen ox wr, j. Mason,-
which spread so rapidly- that. the
uauies ana maae u impossiDie
save very much of tie contents of
the house and milL :
pr The loss will run into the thou
sahes of dollars, "while the insurance
is jabout two thousand. r
v-AIrs. . Mason being away from"'
home at the time, Mr Mason being:
at church and no one in . the ; hotise -to
give the alarm, the loss wasr yery -inuch
greater thah jit wddiTiayev;
b'clheiwis
the writer to express his gratitude -
and thanks td all x who helped to
save what was saved, and to those
who'have been so generous in kind
expressions - and with substantial
help, and we trust that many of
those who have not been unfortnnate .
wUl respond to the call for help to 1
Lassiat Mr. Mason;
We regret to announce the deatH
of our .friend' and brother J. M -Parris
who passed fromohis trans
atory state to that of eternal hab
itation on the -23rd inst and was
buried at the Parris, grave yard on ' '
last Sunday. Brothers Dietz . and
Grayi conducted the burial services.
. Mr. C. B. Allison has sold oiit his
stock of merchandise, which will "
be offered at a great bargain by the
purchasers.
N J. D. Watkins has-been jjuiet sick
for some days but is reported
betteV.:. ,
Dr. L. Hannah made a trip to
Nashville, Tenn. last week returning
this, ' v.: :
Good roads is to be observed in
Diilsboro. antf'we trust; that Vevery- :,
body will respond and sho w that 'we -too
are doing sometningrv V
; M. Y. Jarrett our efficient Post
master made a round trip -to J Ashe-,
ville last weeL O
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Miles Marcum, an employe of the'
Brevard TarmmCa, at Tr.PteiVFor-;?.
est shot and instantly- killed' his
ten year old son Qyde about : mid
night last Monday : night It::seems
that the boy had gone butintothei r i
yard fohsome-reason or "other and r 1
that ithefi heard bicm
to her husband Vttiat'm'mp nn W ' woa-.-;v;V
trying to break, in "tne house. He
thinking it was a -hurgIar,i got
gun ana snot tne boy at close range r 1
as - he entered the housed Deatti wasrf ;l
instantaneous.' The-Xiunerai
place Wednesday jandthemterment
was on Little RiverylvanfV
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