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A wedding took place here .Sun
day last, at the home of Mr. .John
McDonald, the high contracting pa -ties
being Mr. W. Longof Offerman
Ga., an A. CL L. Railroad clerk, , and
Miss Pellie McDonald, . daughter of
the above, Rev. Quarterman,' oi
Quincy, officiating.
Mrs. Long was a great social fa
vorite in Gretna, and a beautiful
and accomplished young lady. He r
many friends in Gretndand vicinity
will miss her very much. She had
been a teacher in the public school
and gave universal satisfaction.
The appy young cot pie left on
the aitemoon tram for (Merman,
amid a shower oi rice, and with the
best wisnes ol the whole communi
ty for a long ana nappy union.
Quincy, Fla. Enterprise. "
Mr. .Long is a popular Jackson
County Doy, and his many inenas
here will be interested m the above
and join the- Journal m congratula
tions and good wishes to the young
couple.
HED CMS otALo.
; If the tender, herbage of the
spring-time which is f so v delightful
nd refreshing to the spirit of : man
did not develop into maturity, there
c?uld be no summer; and if ;the
ripe luxuriance of mid-summer did
not pale, we could not - liave the
flaming glories of autumn; an'd if
hese in turn were not buried " be
neath the v white mantle of winters
snow, there would not be the spring
time resurrecuion which is the uni
versal miracle of the world. So it is
with life itself. Let no one sigh be
cause childhood merges into youth,
and youth advances to manhood,
and manhood retreats before the
steps of age, and age whitens for the
grave. There could be no splendor
of the larger life beyond without
these progressive chan es. Autumn
is hot a signal lor vain regrets, but
the clarion shout that wakes us to
renewed anticipations of the eternal
spring-time.
People were shocked Sunday
morning by the sad news that W. E.
firown, christian, and upright citizen
had passed away, He had been ii..
ill health lor some time, and the
end came suddenly Sunday' morn-
iagat 11:30, November 17,-1913
the deceased leaves two sons and a
host of friends to mourn their ioss.
The luneral took place xuonday
morning and his body was laid to
rest in the brown cemetery.
' Born to Mr, and Mrs. Sam Canon
a fine girl,
Mr, Kanson and Manison Hooper,
have returned home from the far
west, where they have been for the
past lew years, every body gave
them a welcome hand-shake.
Mr. Frank Brown and family
rHectrc Signs" Said Buster Brown r
icertm
: There are so many round the town,
They turn night into day
Signs of things to try and use
But here is one sign of joy
Buy Buster Brown Blue Ribbon Shoes
For every Girl and Boy.
Little Bey Blue come blow your horn
I hav'n't a bunion, I hav'n't a corn
"My "feet are easy you can't find abruse
Tm?w&& ing Buster
Brown Blue Ribbon
Shoes.
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For Boys and Girls For sale by Bryson & McDade
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Xmas! Xnias! Xraas!
will soon be here.
We have the presents for
you to Duy9 Rugs, Pictures
china Yvaie. In lac com
plete line to select ta-om lor
both old and oung at right
prices. Re sure you ste
our line before you buy
Bargains Bargains Bargai
Charlotte, N. C. Dec. 4th, 1913.
Buy KeuLross beats and help
Stamps out tuberculosis". T'lis is
the slogan on 4i,uuU window cards
that nave been sent to various
parts ot the State by the State Red
cross beai Committee. The seals
were yiaucu uu. ocue uec. 1st. in
nearly all the cities and in a large
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numoer oi uie larger towns oi the
State. ,
Strong committees of leading VASited at lr A Brown's Satur-
citizens are at the head of the work day mnt
in most oi those places. Hundreds Mrs Vance Hooper is very ill
ot pastors of the state will preach Mrs Burlie Phillips is visiting at
Dec. 7th on tuberculosis and the her fathers this week James Long.
need of preventative - work, and Mrs- &ley Wood visited feer
other hunareas oi talks will be sister Mrs K H Stephens Sunday
fiiven in the public schools on the mnt
same theme uuring the iirst week Mrs ert Coward and brother
- in December, Ihe otate committpp visited at Mr. Jess Arrington's
has alreaay sent out 4uu -Sermon Saturday night.
and lecture outlines and has order- We nouce Miss Ethel Lon and
ed 2bU more. In nianv nonntips Mr- Charlie Stephens, are back once
county Superintendent of Schools more on our streets-
has taken up the worK and will Mrs. Luther Laning of Glenville
speak on tuberculosis in the schools N c- nas been visiting at her home
and place, the seals on sale. tne PdSt week-
Hunareds of thousands of christ- Brown Eyes.
maS'packages and letters sent out Bramer Gilmer of Waynesville
by JNorth Carolinians this year candidate ior the nomination of the A bilious attack or constipation
'Will bear kea cioss Seais as a democratic party for solicitor of the can be relived, in a short while by
marker of the sender's interest, in 16th. Judicial District, was irSylva a spoonful of Dodson's Liver Tone
this, the greatest of all hum ani- Friday. the mild, vegetable remedy that
tarian movements.
It may take years to accomplish
it, but the time is coming when
tuberculosis will be conquered as
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yeuow iever nas oeen and its ter
rible ravages on the human race
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tcuDc. xiic rvcu cruss oeai is a
powerful educator that is helping to
bring that Good Day.
until sold. We offer some special
bargains on all winter goods. We
don'i want to carry tlu-m over asuj
will sell them cheaper than can
be bought elsewhere. See thni
Ladies and Chi!dens Lono Corts,
Sweaters all sizes, Blankets, Un
derwear in fact We will surprise
you with prices on all lines.
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On the Corner Opposite the Dept.
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LIVER BETTING LAZY?
DON'T STOP WORKING
TAKE DQDSQN S LIVER TONE AND GO
ABOUT YOUR BUSINESS. IT WILL
LIVEN UP YOUR LIVER WITH
OUT HARM.
W . H. .SHERaiLL
Attorney at Law.
Office In Court House,
WEBSTER. N.C.
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every druggist guarantees.
Just ask the Sylva 1-harmacy
about Dodson's Liver Tone. They
know thatit is a harmless prepara
tion that 'starts the liver without
violence and puts you into shape
without interf ering with your habits.
c. c. Buchanan -j;s store guarantees it to be all
that, and will give you your money
hnolr if 'vnn Hnn't find Dodson's
&ttOrneSaWEUV jjver Tone ives you quick, easy
While Mr. Alley has moved to Dodson's Over tone is for both
. . , " """" rown-UDs and cnildren. it nas a
cake active part in ther practice of Lieasantlaste, and is safe and re-
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law at Sylva and in Jacks"on Co.
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Phone connection betwen .Sylva nnd Way
nesville offices
JOHN a. PflRRIS
Dealerglti J
latcbes anb 3evveler?
' All kinds of repair work done oh
Bhoitnotice. ::
" engraving a specialty
Sylyat'iN. C. . : i
C. G LOGAN
Undertaker and Embalmer
FuUline bt; Caskets and Rpbes.
License No, 6 '
Phone No.. 17 Waynesville, N. C.
afco. y; button
Httorne? an& Counsellor
at Xaw
Sylva Phaftnacy Buildingx "
. SylvavN. C.
DR.S McGUIRt.
DENTISTS.
Offloe : Pharmacy Building,
- SYLVA, N. O.
COLBMAH C. COWAN.
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Attorner and" Cotmsdlor at Law,
WEBSTER, N?0
liable. The price is 50 cents for a
large bottle, and your 50 cents back
to you if you tell the Sylva Phar
macy that it hasn't been a benefit
to you. "
- Don't take calomel and don't buy
imitatations of Dodson's Liver Tone
you may run into danger if you
do.
Euy Dodson's the medicine that
the Sylva Pharmacy recommends
and guarantees. ' '
Announcement
I wish to announce to the public that 1
moved my stock of goods in the Drug
Store building recently occupied by J. B.
Keener, and now handle a full stock oi
Confectioneries, Tobaco, Cigars, Groce'
ries, Soft Drinks and Patent Medi
cines, and will be glad to have my old
customers to continue there patron'
age and will welome all new customers.
L. M. LEWIS
Dm.sbo.ro, N. C.
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FIRE INSURANCE
AGENT
Sylva,
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Waynes'villeN. C.
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