urned
Saltville,
iffht. 1 Thev are
ncr t.Ko T "C tai '
, " u . jj; laiur res-
fT Iormerl7 owned by
Captain AldenHowelK ' :
... Dr. H M. Rogers returned
from a tnp to -Crabtree Tues
day. He saw Mr. .David V.
.uiaunen and says he is
gradually growing worse. His
friends entertain very little
hope of his recovery. J
Mr. D. B. Vaughn of Louis-"
ville, faro iliary known as
"Dave" is in town stopping at
the Battle House waiting - for
his new samples to arrive. He
will travel for the Bamberger
dry goods firm of Louisville.
vjui 1. -ti. JUykers, manager
bf the Wavnesville Coal Co..
has leased the Creamery ice
house from Captain Howell and
will be prepared to supply tho
town and the adjacent country
with ice during the summer sea-
Our bid frfend Geo. W. Mc-
Kiniey who has been spending
some mouths at the Natiodal
Hotel left Wednesday for his
home in Felicity,! O. He has
added many new; frioads on
this last trip and the new ones
aud old o.les too raret to see
him leave town efen for a few
Our yoiinr friend Edwin
Clayton, son of Col. G. W. Clay
ton left Wednesday for Atlanta
where ha has accepted a position
as assistant superintendent of
Waterworks. His uncle is
City Engineer for that hmtlmg
city an 1 it is throai his in
fluence that Ed gets his position,
i W e wish'him success but regret
to lose him., L
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Mr. A. A. iuarsn iu,
agent for the Phoenix Mutual
Life insurance eompiny of
Hartford Conn., who lias spent
considerable timj here the past
few months is working up all
our western counties, establish
ing agencies, etc. Mr. H.B.Cork
ran is the local agent here
This is one of the best standard
companies and we rocommend
it. - - - '
As Col. Timberlake once
mnnadihe Hay wood White
Snlnhur Sorinsrs hotel here the
of local
interest: "Col'. J. C. S. Timber
lake, formerly of tLe Saint Si-
TTfol Brunswick. ja.,
spent yesterday at the Buford
He will open a hotel this sum
mer at Goshen, Va. Col. Tim
beriakeand Col. L. S. Williams
are old .;. war comrades. They
were at Yorktown together."
PhnrWte NeWS
ThA first annual session of
it. a i .:i i. Proahvterv will
be held in the rresoyienau
is place beginning
27, and
tida
-o, kjl me stave
j.a,Ct0ry. IS .ill P,nrrfsnrnflon
- . , . juuuUIjD
with some parties regarding an
electric light plant for Waynes
ville. We sincerely hope they
can see enough in it to put in a
plant.
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Last Friday's Citizen savs:
iimi ta .. . s
j.ue democratic club's meet-.
ing this evening will be devot-
ea to business. Hon. I W
T.
rawtord is expected,
dress the club' next j
to ad
Friday Mr. Walter Goodyear of New
York City, who1 has consider
able property here arrived last
Friday and left, on I Monday.
We understand that Mr. Good
year contemplates the! erection
of some cottages on his proner
ty. ' - .. j' ' - .
Inspector-General Royster of
the State Guard, has! notified
Captain Hannah ,that the in
spections will begin early next
month and they will be in ser
vice uniforms with knapsacks,
and sirftpoed, prepared to take
the field.
Mr. D. L. Boyd, (on last Mon
day, moved " his f amily . and
household effects from the Luke
residence near the court house
to We Campbell residence on
Bovd Avenue. He lis now a
close neighbor to the editor and
we suppose we shall each have
to keep the other straight. We
welcome him and his excellent
family to our neighborhood,and
when our meal gives out we'll
call around. j
MrD. D. Perry I has again
leased the Woolen Mills for an
other year and hopes to do a
better business than ever before.
He has a contract for 2000 yards
a month or more if he can fur
nish it. He is thmking of put-
ting-in more looms, and may
avar dec ide to put on a night
force and if so he will probably
put in an electric dynamo for
L This mill
i'oull,u& t )
took tho premium at tne iasi
State Fair for the best exhibit of
woolen goods. i
n a White is entitled to
iur. v. t.
a great big vote of thankf fon
the admirable wor no uu w
Main street Tuesday afternoon.
pTa hitched in three horses to
. " A coronpr and in a lew
DWruau o j
i,onrs the road was smooth and
sightly, whereas, before tnat w
was in a wretched condition,
being cut up badly and very un
even from the accumulation of
the winter's crop I of mud. Mr.
White did a similar service last
nd ousht to present a bill
at the next councilmen's meet
mg. . He is a great believer m
good roads.
Rev. R. W, Alexander return
ed Monday evening from a visit
to his former home at Pine ville.
and visited also ; Chailotte ana
Mills, S. C. Some enoris
.heimr made by several
to secure his services. , Hr Jp
Xtly .hope that tne hJ
place and. the &Jr
serring will J
j.ne bcave mill TwslrrtTO
a few days on account of a split
vbwvSA T
iu tne sieei stave saw. The in
sulator pin factory thoughts at
work making pins. Moore &
Ellas, the proprietors have just
received a large order for pius
and can now get a larere con-
tract from the largest dealeriin
electrical supplies.
Winston is to have another
Democratic dailv Onr Mr
James R. Justice, who recently
sold his book store, there, is to
be local editor. Mr. C. L.
Knight, a Georgian and a Bry
an silver advocate in the ' re
cent campaign,' will be editor
in chief. Success to it. and to
our Jim in particular.
This is from the Shelby Au
rora and is concerning a former
Way nes ville physician: "Vir
ginia, the five year old daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Pat
terson, at Patterson S
ieu irom cne piazza on last
Thursday raorniacr anri hmva
r " '
her left leg above the knee. Dr.
gave the necessary surgical . at
tention.".
Cards are out for the marriage
of Attorney M, L. Holoombe, of
the law firm of Holcombe &
Green, to Miss Addie Bowen, of
Henderson ville. Thev will be
married at the residence of the
bride's mother,' in Henderson-
vilie next Tuesday. They will
reach here on the evening train
when they will be tendered
reception at Mrs. A. J. HOl
combe's. These young people
are well and favorobly known
here, so we congratulate them
in advance.
Two old landmarks on Main
street have been ; torn down.
Last week Mr. T. D. Welch
pulled down the "Temple," the
old building next to his livery
Stable building. . This week
Esquire Faucett is having the
old Herren store torn away.
This is one of the first buildings
put up in the town. Mr. Wil
liam Herren, long since deceas
ed, built and made a comfort
able fortune in it as merchant.
The property was bought by
Mr. Faucett from Mr. Arch L.
Herren many yearsago.Thereare
only three of the old buildings
left now and it won't be long
before they disappear and give
place to better and more modern
ones.
The following items of local
interest are in the b ranklin
Press of this week : "Mr. C. H.
Ray is filling up his new store
in the Johnston building with a
large and varied stock of goods.
Hon. G. S. Ferguson, or
Wayne8ville, was in town two
or three days of last week as
referee in an important land suit
Bob Love, the colored-plas
terer, was under bond to appear
at Wayne8ville about two week
ago, and left ostensibly lor
purpose, but took the
I fl I r.u r i I I I a
-A a-V. 1 T
licycle
Office.
50c
cracken
stock
Ut Clyde
ware a 1
r-C7
veiv58c per
at vJ. W,
re notice. We must
un, uue us settled at
yfiite & Lewis', !
wsortment of chewing
- uu Buuu jusc m at
ourier Cigar and News
i papers at the
and News
of pipes
md some
or smokiafftoD
rier Cigar and News
iOst, a gold watch chain
with piece of leather at one end.
Keturn to this L office and get
reward
Sweet Chimes, as good a, soap
is is made in America. .Price
25cts. For sale at lOcts. at Mc
intosh & Co's.
Sensation, Figaro, Red Let
ter, The Duchess and other
leading cigars. Courier Cigar
and News Stand. "
A large lot of sample shoes
just arrived at C. Ray's.
They are going fast because the
prices are exceedingly low.
Twenty two boxes of fresh
drugs arriving for the Haywood
and Jacksonites were received
one day last week by Mcintosh
ct y- -r-v i
cc uo.. urucrerists.
Get a srood smoke at the
Courier Cigar and News
Stand. A full line of the cigars
and smoking tobaccos made by
the Asheville Cigar Co.
(Jlav. wooden smnll lnrtr
. . 9
new and cheap are words that
uesignaieie kind of pipes we
nave JUStoAed Up.Mcjjltosh
oc jo., urusf XB
cleaned, -timothv,.t fancy biue4
grass, rea top, oivuaru gTasB,
millet, at G. W. Williams I &
Bro's. j'
TrlAal Bnnd. atrood;linen writ
ing tablet worth 10 cents al
wavs brought that amount
heretofore. For sale at 56ts.
Mcintosh S9 Co., Drugs tnd
Books.
Plows, plows, plows. Bissell
plows and repairs, bvracuse,
Olivei Chilled, Farmer's Friend,
Boy Dixie, Chattanooga, and
keep fixtures for all kinds at
G. W. Williams & Bro's.
For the next few weeks I will
be in New York, attending a
post graduate course in Den
tistry. Patrons at a distance
will plepse take notice of my
absence. V. F. smathers.
A rlnaTf ieinir
number of packages of the cel
ebrated Foutz Horse and Cattle
Powder, worth j twenty-five
cents, for sale still at lOcts a
package at Mcintosh & Co's.
Tho "Sfriurorlp for Maverifilr"
"on
;a what a wpstern cowboy likes
1 ij - er
A struggle for trade is interest
ing us just now. Watch us try
hard to please me puouc.-iic-Intosh
& Co., Drugs and Books.
Tiri, Wah VVah, Favorite
Flowers, Sally Michael, aput
Srlk, Our Advertiser, and JNorth
Carolina Cut Plug are some of
the Brands of smoking tobacco
offered the smoKers oi inis
community Mcintosh & Co.,
Druggists.
Paints namts. paints. We
are bole agents for the famous
Longman 6t aioninez pain
Actual cost less man $i.2a
gallon and guarantee
gallon or house repai
of cost to COnsumep,
Williams & Bra;
In this day
when you r
newsptrpB
remembe
totore j.
tio
A
ro's.
i
I
J
v6
Every man, woman, church,
business and government has -a
policy. It may or may not
candidly expressed. We an
noKjice our policy to be to tjive
our customers all the benefit we
can from our discount purchases
and lowest prices. Mcintosh &
Co., Drugs and Books.
per
's.
The Courir Cigar and JSj""
of
H.
uxAiis uao a j.- j customers a
which gTsometimes get two
cKqree cigars for the price of
one. You always get your
monev's worth as there are no
blanks.
Subscriptions Paid.
The following old and now
subscribers have naid im .c
follows since last week:
Dr. R. C.Long, $1: Wm at
Bryant, $1; W. L. Norwood, as-
A. J. Fincher, 50c: C. "R n.,c.
sell, 50c: ML.
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an cis,
Sons of Veterans.
I respectfully ask the Sons of
veterans of this county to meet
with us on" Tuesday of court
reiimmary to the organization
... -
oiamys, a cnapter in our
mids
In ordefX0 give shape and
impetus to thP matter, I request
the followins'Vj gentlemen.
"Sons," to take hold a
an early organization:
Howell Way and brother.
James Mpody, Jas. W. Fergu
son and brother, R. D. Gilmer.
W. T. Lee, Kelly Bean.- J. o
and bam Welch, Mayor H. B.
Ferguson and others of the
town,and the Plotts, Aliens.
Uwens, Howells, Moodys. Leath
er woods and others of. the coun
ty P join in. .
Respectfully,
W. W. Stringfield
100 Reward. $1.00.
The readers of this nanor wilt
be pleased to learn t,h
least one dreaded dispaRA that
science has been able to cure in
all its stacres. and that, ia na
A V TT -m n.
larrn. iaii's Catarrh Hnfo ia
the only positive cure known to
1 - mm .
ine meaicai tratermty. Catarrh
being a constitutional diseasp.
requires a constitutional treat
ment. Hall's Catarrh I
taken internally, acting directly
uu mo oiooa ana mucous sur
faces of the system, thereby de
coying me iounaation ol the
lseago. aqd p-ivintr tgratient
stitution and assistiner naturo in
doing its work. The proprietors
uave so mucn iaitn m its cura
tive powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars tor any case
that it fails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials. Address,
F. J. Cheney & Co..
. . . Toledo, O.
bold by druggists, 75c.
Confederate Veterans Atten
tion. Editor Courier: Please al
low me to announce through
your paper to the Veterans of
Haywood county that 1 -have
called a meeting to convene in
the court house at 12 o'clock,
sharp, on Tuesday of court,
April 6, '97. I earnestly desire
the presence of every veteran
a short meeting only, is necces
sary. At this meeting, also, I
call together all the .members
of the Pink Welch camp, No.
848, of this . pla e. Important
business demands your atten
tion. In the meanwhile and
before that all members are
notified to pay over to Col. Q.
W. Clayton, the Adjutant, the
annual dues of ten cents, to be
forwarded before April 1st.
Now, my comrades, I earnestly
appeal to you to give heed to
this matters Our - ranks ' are
rapidly disappearing before the
resistless chargea of the - squad-
rons-l--ii2al horse
' Plaoca I
Onr Jail Birds Caught fn Ten
neasee.
be
Last Saturday Sheriff Hay
nes
received a dispatch from
the
sheriff ot Cocke county, Tenn
saying our four (prisoners that
recently broke jail- D&d
been ""f ana 3 tnem were
-wculy to be turned nvor
- -j - . v v. wj li 1 1X1.
The other one, Sam Hall, was
wantedatunnessee anA haa
been tnwro the proper
official
Sheirffnea and deputy
Columbus Henson left hera
Monday foi- Newbort Tann
to bring the escaped tri8on
back "home". The
sheriff was naid ftah 9
trouble. He located them in
Sevier county. Hall it seems
stole $1.50 from one of the In-
A - .
mans ana inis caused vnaiE. i
ol,U i- n n '
aV-abD Warren and tha tmn in.
mans. Thev had a hio-
over it and separated from Hall '
- M ... .VS
-i '-et uvaei
uu account oi.it. The lnmafe
crowd wrote a note and stuck it
up m a public place tell
which way Hall had jrbne
about his being want
AU1 iea io tiaVX5f.,M
T! TT.Il ..
j-ijcu xxau reiaiiarvr'an
ttT va v
gave
away the oth
w nen thaftfn
was all . Haywood
offered they surrendered
uuuatr lenn.
because that county offered f 25.
ior him.
The officers and prisoners re
turned on Tuesday night's train
and the boys are likely to lan
guish in their old quarters un
til Judge Ewart's next court.
l ney say someone from the
outside liberated them but refuse
say who that "someone" was
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
I he best salve in th wnrin
for cuts, bruises, - Ulcers, Salt
Kheum. Fever Sors Toti.Qi.
chapped hands..chilblaina. r.cirna
and all skin erupnons, ana pos
iti veiy cures pues, or nt) pay
required. It is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. I
For sale by the Wav npnvilla
- - - mjmm 'AAV
Pharmacy.
STATEMENT OP THE CONDITION
or TBI
Bank: nf V
lneM
RESOURCES I
Loans
1 17,015 29
1,069 69
8,196 62
3,792 00
298 59
9,561 78
OverdratU. secured
Due from banks
Real Estate I
Current expenses
v;agb and casta items 1
1 . '
Total1
1135,933 97
... LIABILITIES
Capital stock
Surplus
Undivided profits
Deposits subject to eheck
Notea raA ,...
140,000 00
10,000 00
1.800 2fi
36,809 03
2,1170
78 45
Demand
2 70
Time certificaies ot defT"1
' 18.730 84
25,000 00
: 1.300 00
tiusi r una
Total
185,928 97
T. C. SanufiR, Cashier,
Sworn to March 16tb, 1897. 1
B. B. Brooks, NoUry Public
i; Persona.
Free C4 ua ' ? medical reference
In anv twrann nffli ! with anv tnivii)
chronic or delicate disease peculiar
their sex. Address the leading pi
cians and surgeons ot tne United S
Dr. Hathaway & U., 'i soutn
Street Atlanta, Ga.
"Bli
costs cotton planters morev,
than five million dollars anv
nuallv' Trus is an enormc
waste, and can.
Practical
.:111
ii ' i hi in iii i
'- a
book)
r
r
at
IV
i
lay
Of ill Jtfalth, despondehey and despair,
fire way to Ue sunshine of hope,
ffiM health, oj.00 taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla, because it 'gin
renewed life and vitality to the bLod,
nerve stren ft -V
body. hArrn sszsr
"Hood's Sar
a.
h.nL e r wonderf all,,
'' to he.(th, gloom to .an
TNo In cseicrlb. what I .uf-
-t-uva every iw
tlzed, despondent
troubles o that I
1
down aUlra with"
ort my heer"'
would (
lav"'
TBI
. M
a bJ
uaori
uuicitul
Ma. J. E. Bmith, Belolt, Iowa.
Sarsaparilla
Is the One True Blood Purifier. All drugt1ita.$L
Pr pared only hy C I. Hood ft Co., Lowell. Maai.
IIOUU 8 rlllS new, headache. iBoeata.
Mortgage Sale.
By virtue of the power of sale In a certain
oeu ol trust exnrutivl tji T r tiki t...
Mattie E. j Penland ana husband. R. 11.
renland. dated Feb. 27. la mrA .ii
on page 624 of Book VIL Deoda of Trust of
Iywood County, SUite of North Carolina,
thundersnrned will sail fnr enh f
r at lbe 00,111 hoU8e dof the town
of Waynemrille, in said county of Haywood
and state of North Carelina, to tha highest
;,rm, onay ln j Srd day of May.
1897. all Of that rartain niv, l
land m Pi?eon tnurniKir in . .
Haywood adjoining the lands of J. W.
Moore, W. 8. Terren and others, beginning
at a Soaniah oak in thn lth 1: "
ofj . Moore's home tract and in W: 8.
lerrell s line, and runs north 85i west, 8
poles and 8 links to a hlarVm- iiu.nM. -
north Mi "west 20 Doles la r.bo. thim
north 82 we.t 20 poles and 2 links to a
stake at W. J. Moore's and Mr If ttn)nn'a
corner; thence with Moore's line south I
west 18 poles and 2 links to a stoke at W.
wiucr, l ueace wua W1U1 aaia
lerrell s line south 87 east 861 polos to the
beeinmnz. containing 9 ti.i. i
j . m D M www. lull me
is made to satisfy two notes or bonds bear- -
inff aiTAn HaI. m.:iL ? j i . . .
! o wua saia a oeu or trust given .
by said Mattie E, Penland at,d R. H. Ten- -land
for the sum nf Tnrn aa i
Filty ($250) Dollars and irlrest and cost
or saie, and i socured by said feed of truat
This the 24th da M VV7.
CoOuiY
,.
WJGB Bow
other creditors of Ml!
Love, deceased '
va.
Rebecca Txve, Adminis
tratrix of M II Iove f.
deceased, Jas It Thomas
and 11 D Gilmer.
The above entitled cause ha vine been
referred by order of the Superior Court of
uaywooo county to m L liOlcombe,
Esq., to take aud state an account be
tween WJGB Boyd &bd other credi
tors of M H Love, deceased, parlies s jto
sum cause, anu io lake and state .an ae
couut of the Administration of Rebecca
love. Administratrix ot MI1 Love.
deceased, all persons bavintr claima
ajsamst the estate of M II Love, deceas
ed, are hereby notified to tppear b-jfbre
" iciec. Bl "Til
iMYi wmcc oi noicotnbe
waynetville. Nor
second dn-ul
LiV
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Creditors,
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