JAM CO. JOURNAL
DAN TOMPKINS, Edit
Published Weekly By the
JACKSON COUNTY JOURNAL C C
Entered as second class matter ai
Sy ha, N. C.
40 YEARS AGO
TUCKASEIGE DEMOCRAT
APRIL 24, 1889
In his policy ot' economy, Presi
dent Harrison is systematizing the
consideration ot public business in
the government de|?artnic:its.
A cotton factory is to be built at
Charlotte.
The people ot Florence, S. C., will
celebrate the formation ot their now
crtuntv with a grand banquet.
,Wm. ('. Williams and Han i on
Heywood, Loth colored, who were
under sentence of death tor lynch- 1
ing Manse Wildrop, a white man at
Central, S. C., who outraged a young
colored girl, causing her death, have
been grauted full pardon by Gov-'
ernor Richardson.
Red Cloud, the big Sioux Chief,
culled on the President.
The editor acknowledges the re
ceipt ot ;i complimentary member
ship in the North Carolina Teachers'
Assembly.
Miss Mary Fitzgerald o|?eued a
schoot i:i Wjivnesville on the 1.1th.
Brvson City has a board of health.
Rev. \V. R. Barnet lias been chosen
to deliver the commencement address
before the Hayesville male and fe
male College.
Harrison has appointed two Ne?ro
woman postmasters in this state.
The first charge of ice was taken
from the Greensboro ice factory, Mon
day, April 8. The works are pro
nounced a success.
Asheville's new pajM-r, The Even
ing Journal, made its aj>|>earance un
der the management of Mr. Theodore
Ifobgood, oil the 1 (it h inst.
?lacksou Academy rtijoys a holiday.
The principal is attending court at
Webster.
The hack line and livery service
of J. W. Pivelbiss is being called inio
almost constant service.
VVe understand that express mes
senger Isbell has made quite a' * mash
on one of Sylva's fair damsels.
Gen. K. R. Hampton has purchased
the mill property from the several
owners and will conduct a good flour
mill in the future. He is having the
property tepaired.
Mr. W. M. Burns, one of our en
terprising merchants has purchas?*l
from a party in Haywood county a
fine buggy hoixe, which is attract
ing a deal of admiring attention.
Capt, .Tack Edwards has a brand
new gold-eolored-stnivspanglcd ban
ner, conductor's cap, which adds
murh to the already handsome ap
pearance of that popular and effi
cient conductor.
The supreme court has rendered
a decision affirming the fiudings ot
the superior court in the case of the
State vs John McMahan, who will
haug unless the Governor interferes.
Jackson Academy roll of honor:
Misses Pauline Morris Klla Bum
garner, Maggie Brendle, and Annie
lizzie Jarrett and. FJIerslie A. Wolff.
Mr. H. A. Brown of Hamburg
ealled in to see us on his way to court
He reports educational and agricul
tural mntters on a boom in his neigh
borhood. Prof. Pinckard has an at
tendance of fifty scholars at his sum
mer school. Hamburg seems to he
lauding iu educational matters.
The following visiting lawyers arci
in attendance at Webster court: W.
W. Jones, Thos. A. Jones, a'id Locke
Craig, Asheville, W. B. ami G. S.
Ferguson, ex- Judge J. C. L. Gudger,
G. H. Smathers, W. L. Norwood, Sol- j
ioitor Moody, Waynesville, R. L.
Leatherwood, A. M. Frye, Charles
ton, J. F. Ray, Hon. Kope Elias
Gep. A Jones, Franklin, Att'y Gash,
Hendersonville
Wilmot people want a bridge
^roas the Tuckaseige.
B/kLSAM
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Mr. and Mrs. Newman Derrick
annoucc the birth of a fine son ? Roy
E<1 wards. He arrived Thursday (he
18th.
Miss .Tonsie Holland, Miss .lonnic
Lylpy, Messrs Edgar Williams and
(Jrady Queen of Canton were guests
of Miss Kayo Bryson, Thursday ev
ening.
Mrs. 0. H. Perry Was called to
Canton, Monday on account of ser
ious illness of her nciee, Mrs. Elsie
Hargrove.
Miss Selnia Brysou and brother,
lieonye Bryson returned to tirdir
home in Old Fort, after spending the
past week with Miss Pauline Bryson.
Mr. Howard Warren went to Bry- J
son City, Saturday.
Mr. Charlie Jones is spending some [
time in Franklin. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Corbett Ensley oti
Ashevillc were guests of his mother,
Mis. I). \V. Ensley, Sunday.
Mr. Floyd Brwe has returned
from a business trip to High I'oiu.
and Marion, S. C.
Kev. ,?. H. Griffith and wit'e and ?
several friends of Canton wore guest-si
of Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Farwellj
Sunday afternoon.
Master John Allen Kenney is i
s|N'iiding some time in Aslieviile with
relative.
Miss A Hie Barnes has returned
from Franklin hospital.
Mr. W. II. Jones went to Bryson
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North Carolina's Largest Milk
Feeding PouL .."?i
of
Salisbury, N. C.
Watch for future announcements
regarding North Carolina's own
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Sylva Supply Co.
Sylva, N. C,
THE
City
Barber
Shop
in Bryson Building
has reduced prices on all barber work to
the following prices
Haircut 25 c
Shampoo 25c
Massage 25c
Tonics 25c
Shave 25c
This shop 1ms recently been repainted and
refurnished
Come to this shop where you can save money
and get good work
City and Svjva, Monday.
Mrs. John P. Knight spent last
week in Greenville, S. C.
^ Mr. W. E. Enbley and family \rent
to Waynosville Monday.
Mr. Herbert Enslev and family
went to Waynesville, Saturday.
Mr. O. ,T. Beck made a business
trip to Sylva, Saturday.
Messrs George Knight and N". It.
Christy fished in Lake Junaluska, Fri
da v. with verv ?ood. results.
Several Balsamites have positions
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CAMP!
SUPPLIES
? Should include plentv of yood read
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1 ing matter. Whether you are iroing
I ramping or staying nl home, we ean
furnish vou with magazines, books
!
and newspapers, (,'ur Met all Pat
terns for May will be here the first
of ihe week. A good assortment j
from which to select your patterns
for your Spring sewing
BILLY QUEEN'S
NEWS STAND
Near the Southern Railway Station
SYLVAN
FRIDAY NIGHT, APRIL 26th
Ken MaVnard in
"THE CANYON OF ADVENTURE'
SATURDAY, APRIL 27TH
Ai'temorn ainl Niuht
TOM MIX in
j "THE LONE STAR RANGER"
, Tenth Chapter of
"TARTAN, THE MIGHTY"
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, MAY 1 i
Montana Bill in i
' THE COWBOY CAVALIER" h
modern house
Id i^ood section, close in, for sale
A]>1>1 y to
DOYLE D, ALLEY
COMING
DR, N, D, WELLS
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
April 25, 26, and 27
JACKSON HOTEL
T; K( JISTEREI) ( PTO.M ETRIST
(Eye-Strain Specialist)
Oar Specialties:
Positive relief of' eye strain ami :> 1 1 consequent hc;i<ia<-lu->.
Eyes xaniined scientifically wi: Iiont the ai?l of diu^s m ln>s
of time from work.
(J lasses that are becoming; as well as com fort able.
Absolute satisfaction giiarantee<l by twenty-five yea is' -in
eessful experience.
?BRING US ALL YOUR EYE TROUBLES?
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Get Your Lime Now
We will have a car of agri
cultural lime next Monday.
Will sell from car door at
25c per 100 lbs.
Sylva Supply Co.
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Value-Giving
as interpreted by A&P Food Stores, is to otte:
the utmost in good, wholesome quality at price -
that assure you of substantial savings!
NECTAR
TEA
Grange Pekoe and
India Ceylon
% ib.
pkg.
% ?>.
Pkg.
Large Juicy
Lemons
Dos.
19*
FINE GRANIJ! ATET)
SUGAR
10 ins.
EAGLF. BRAND
MILK
Can 2 Cm?
RED CIRCLE
^ ^ f ifl M \/UWLtLi
17? lie | COFFEE 41c
POST TOASTIES ? KELLOGG'S ? SUNNYFIELD
Corn Flakes 2 * 1 5c
FINEST COMPOUND I GRANDMOTHER'S
LARD 2* 27c I BREAD
full pound Ma
wrapped loaf i ^
PALMOLIVE
SOAP
% Cakes 20C
A Perfect Shortening
Snowdrift
u>.
Bucket
$1.10
Fat Backs, lb. . 15c
Rib Bellies, lb. . 18c
Picnics, lb. . . 23?;
Hams, Ib. . 31c
Sliced Bacon % lb 20c
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