B&EVASD NEWS, BREVARD, N. 0.
Notice to
Farmers and StOGkii;eii
Service of Ja«.k
ROllUSt
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Vi
The service of the Kentuck y
Jack known in this county as.' '=
the ‘‘Aiken'^ Jack, may be had
at my stables at any time.
People desiring service m.iy
rely upon the assurarxj that
there will be no dii-appoiri:-
ment, even though thcv nidKe
no previous engagement*
For further particulars ap
ply to
T, S, WOOD,
Brcv£jrdt N. C. \.i,i
p;10i?r.£.
C3ii .iHd's ani iPosc who have treated
t!;cir rr.ii:nis vvilh Argc-Phssphate
3IC «i;-!i»ginr Ihia, ciie;iiic wcman
wiih funsters tissues, flabby
iiiio Ihe ncs! beau-
t'.hil ic,y chf 'kf.d and
plunp rour.il iorined
•women imag-
inabis.
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“ool 1 a\M> n r siit to I’oel kcf-niy
1. 1 .ri tin: ing 1L ! iii'C* do as v ill
'i:!s ;!(!con fi'oin tli • rocort^a in the offici
of vJounly S iprii;iu*ii !''ii I’. • ^ IJ.-'miV "son
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12c per pdund ci^sli paid
for liens and fryers. C; s i
market prices paid for
We h:ive tlic fc!lo\vinj^
m. ats anil produce f*>r sa’e:
Cliickens
Fv^rk
Leliiii'^
Swt ct Potatoes
Beef
Fish
Celery
Turnips
We buy all kinds of hides.
City Msrk
AlL-ntii, (?, . I'r. .l;icobs(>ii said
ia :• 1‘coiit irUo v'o'.v 1 hat DO ]h‘:'
(flit nT t'.n ttiii (• T: I'roin i.« v\(.uis
n onlv bii cor-
nctcil by ithe noces-
‘:irv ’)lii •.';;li:>ti'S ft rli; lU'i voiis
^y t II tluit i'- ijr'Idi in t)ui food
t\; , :iiui tills ijiii lie qniclily
.-uitiiliiil 1)V {:iki*’;.r one (>v two .‘i-
!,T;\in Ar^xo Phci'^'pliM r tn1»lt*ls jiftcM*
t';i( li ii'.imI, jiTi i jit !n‘ci tiint'. It
will in riiuny fh-;'- make h
scrawny la. . I' jiiftr.it! of I'.c’iltli
ill a I ltavi‘soon women
t!i:(t I cxix ru-d xvonul liavo to I'O
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S. F. ALLISON, Proprietor
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CHAPZL HILL, N. C.
Jisr*e 13toJigly2f
(Write fiT It aiiiiounofnKnt.)
Able Faculty
CoD'''k:’=c‘c Curriculum
Moderate Rates
Credt: Courses
Dc‘l;g:htt-u 1 Environtnent
Hxcursion Rate Tickets
The Si iiurier Laiv School
June 14 to Aiig-ist 24
R.eswJar Sct.szoi\ Opens
‘Ul
In tlu* A]>ril issu(‘ of the Norili
( artilina Ei.lii(*;iti(-ntil News, a jour
nal ])ubli.'lu ii at Kult'iiJ:h, is a tablo
I oi'statislirs sliowiji!' certain edu-
|cation!il conditions in the sttitc.
'ri.o v( coT'd of Transylvania c«.'unty
in fl;i.-. l.ibh’ Inakc^ a good average
>llO\.»'l!l
! hi tliis cor.nty the ])oroouta,i;o ol
flood^Damaged Lands in This
Counly To Be Re-Assessed
Jill Persons Having Lands Damaged By July
Flood Jire l^equested to JlppLy to County^ Com*
niissioners for Re-Assessment, t
In the matter of re-assossinent of lands ^^nbstantiully and permanently
damaged by the flood of July, IDJO.
Tlio Board of County Coniniissiotiprs of Transylvania connty, by
resolution adf)pted by the hoard, havinf' made application to the State
I'iix Commission for authority to re-assass so much of the lands of
T ransylvania county as were sabsta.itially und permanently dairmged
i/y the flood July K», T.MO, and the State Tax Commission bavin" been
luthori/ed by section 17 of the Machinery Act of 1917 to grant such
ndief, it is therefovo
Ordered, that the Board of (3ou7ity Connnissioners of Transylvania
]>e and is hereby authorizel to ujjpi»int three fr(?e-holdors as sjHJcial
assessors to review and re assess particular tracts of land in such
county which were snl.stanliall^'ard ])ermanfmtly damaged by the
flood of July 1(5, lliKi, and thfit the aMsci'Sment made of each such tracts
«'l hnid by suiih special a.-^srssors, toi^fdher with the assRssmont of each
such tracts made in the year lltir», be rejiortcd to the Stale Tax Com
mission for a])proval of such r{>-assessment, in accordance with section
17’ of the Machinery Act of T.ii r.
A. J. MAXWELL, Clerk.
By order of the commission.
NOTICE
All persons wishing relief from flood damaged property will
make application to the Clerk to Board of County Commissioners
on or before Monday, .Tune 4, 1917.
By order of Board of County Commissioners.
G. C. KILPATRICK,
5-25-2tc Clerk to Board.
NEW DAVIDSOr; RIVER SCtlOJL
1907
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Xuinht'r «d’ rooms in school biiTldiTi;?
Tainted school roorus
Patent d. slcs in building'
Xr.inhcr of t('aclu i-s t'inphjyed
Total monthlv SHlarr of tcaclu is
-\Mpoi-lioiiini-nt, cwr.nty ?-nd slat.' funds
(•'iind'^ vaisi d ('y 1 'i"ii faxa’iori
\ I'l'ic of >( iiool j'ru[)crty ' ■*'
l:nr»ilnric!!t iii Si'ii->L! -‘>7
Averai^o daily a1 icntiancc •!,
J^ength of school t^'rm in days
The Davidson Ilivi'r school bnildin*? has th(‘ windows and porch i
screened to ]>rev.'nt the breakin:!: of windows and the i;nterin;' of loaf- [
I'rs. It is also ]>rovided v.'iMi cloak rooms, and is sn])|)lied with an |
abundance of ]>ure, cool water, conveyed to vhe buildinj; in a pipe line
litan ont? of the elt'ar springs of the community.
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$15 Per Cord for Chestnut Wood
Cut your chec-tnut into telephone poles and you will
receive about $15 per cord ior them. Write for prices
and specifications,
ERSKINE FCLE CO„ WEAVERVILLE, N. C
Cash Paiaigat Siding.
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JUNIORS PRESENT GULLET!N
BOARD TO BREVARD CHURCHES'
-chool ])0]i‘da1ion enrolh'd in
s(.’ioti]sis s-J Less than halt Ihe j The Junior ()?tl(*r of L'nited
cor.ntii s in the state are ahead of Hohcrt Bishop and Seldon Jones ^ A?nerican ^ie.-hanies, ulways timely ;
us in D.is ])articular. 'J'he percent- visited in (^rt'enville last \v> (ik. j in it-; ^ifts t,» etlucational institn-,
a ie ot -.-ciiool population attending': Miss Sarah 'roswi-ll, lu v m'tth'r : ‘.ions, ivis preseniid the cliurches
sell.Kjl daily is not s;i favorable— and sister, !^Lrs. 'M Croft, of At- ni tliiS ];lacc with a bulletin board, j
bciii!'iinly TiT). Of tl'.e teat hers, is.V lanta, are at their sumsncr h me which stands in tiie post t»nic(\ |
]ier cent ;ir. in sc’.:ools hfvin;.' local j fcr a few* rnotiths. |'fhe four s(i'.;ar • ^ ii t lie 'niiard are '
ta.v, ai':d in tlu* maiter of lot'al tax| A^iss Jennie liishop came l'i;?v*e f'n the use ot llit! f(;ur local j
disTficts this county ranks sceonil j from C:csars Head, wlien* fi^’n-ehes in makin;^' announce-i
in the State. Cunsiiu iint: the fiict ]ms h»>en visitiii”-M>'s. Soh'nioa service to th(;j
v.'d
c 1‘
-lo.
i TiU r for li
L!ii.-ir :uTan,i--
tlu'.t twelve years a^o th‘re was
•lOT a spi'^h' local tax district in the
county, it may lu* ?ec ;i how ra])id
Las bi'cn till. ir(nvtls in tliis res])cct.
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iMol d' ’ "i 1. bi
•i unf. l i is to i e
S!'’":f )vd
l>0;.I’d «.j'i ]. ! iC.i ‘ i I
vit o' lvluc:i1i(,n
'■‘'i'—ll'i \ i-ars, si ■:
!' ! 'em I -e liiii'i
'■Is V : 'ii,
;i!ed with F. V..
;.n of Cwuiity
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eios
For l)uildin”’ school hous.^ for
i’t.'nvosi' liis^h schowl, contract to lu*
let the llrst .Mon(iay in June. Plan
of I'ui’.dimx will be furnishid by
Siipt. T. C. Henderson.
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Bargains
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SAVE FROM $K00 TO
$1.50 ON EACH PAIR
OF SHOES
h.:vc about 201) p^.irs of Peter’s Oxfords in broken
sizes c »rrieJ over from last year on which we can save you
frcw'.i $1.03 to 51.50 on the pair. f^hocs are in fir>.N-’’;'.ris
conciV!«>n and %vi!l rnaivti cith:?” rr^(uf work or drass w j
various . n ' si; 1:\; vor ioo.t, wOiinen and ciiiidren.
in
.(ones. I
Mriny t'.ni-iTij' c';r^ w ■ set-n :
])assinp' through our eommiraity;
Sunday.
Mrs. I'^sti 11c Croft is at her . ai'i
nn'r home, Ailist a L;-d-j,-e.
John G. Ca])crs eT Wasl'.ir.L:r(,;i,
n. r., Jeff Kicliiirdsoii "i' Ov. .n-
viViO and O. M. Vernon of K’iv.'r
Falls were t’.»e gui'sts of (»
Bish(.]» Sunday. Mr. C:rpiTs ' -s
iier(r loDking after t he in U'r. ■ d
Ids Cottage and ex’i.'ctst » bvip._: ’lis
family here within thiee wi'rdcs.
'Ph' rlioir sang at the co:ivict
eamj) Sunday.
k iyrnond Hishcp went toRivi.r
Falls Saturday.
Miss Cari-it! Burns left last weelr
public !;S W(dl as to the churches.
'oi'.iii'.'.or PeiTv (J.iihuvay a: nin'
issU'-s an nrL-ent c;.ll t(» all inem-
beis
O:
h.ral
jiicge t ) bo ])ve.s
entatUie m ('i i! .;(.u ni \r Satur
day i.i^iiil, for til' trans Lction of
urdir.i.-hi'd biisj lu- -s.
BEYKEL GHUl^Gn KOIDS RALLY
13',‘tiul j>a.ui:t chufcli, colored,
bad a railr day I'li Sunday, and iiie j
feature 1 ni‘‘S‘ interest to the j
members v. as the ri'jiort of si 101
reali>;ed I'y ih • seven clubs ut work j
on a nionev canvass. One of these j
clubs had raised «:;•>. H). The funds!
aie t(* be used in completing the I
1 j!sem(*nt of the church and making 1
a baptistry.
COHE TO IHli lAKE^Y
FAsrm
THAT WILL HAICE
Ymm MOUTH WATEI^,
Philipp’s Bakery
Phone 24
for Newlu rry, S. C., for an ‘X-
tended visit of about three wc'eks.
Ed Cutis has returned to Cedar
.Mountain on aic unit of his health :
!ind is staying with Joiin Hunt. !
Teddie Snvder has bought four' Brevard Citizens Can Find
TfiOB3ll3H WORK
acres of land from Gecn-ge I'isho])
and is going to build a summer cot
tar ■! o:i it.
Pat.
COMHESTEE ROARINGS
Freedom From Kidney Trou
bles.
A dollar saved is a dollar made and if you find your
choice in this lot it means a first-class shoe at a price far
below that for shoes bought this season.
Weilt’s Gents’ Store
Chiirles Lance of Rosman visited
Iiis father-in-law’, W. B.. Hogsed,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mull and
Mrs. Ra(*hel Payne of this section
have taken a trip to Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Warrior ivlull ot
!>avidson River are visiting Le;.*
Holden.
Brance Glazener of Glady Brunch
was a visitor at Connestee Snnday.
Mr and Mrs. Furman Whitmire
of Calvert visited his brother, G.
\V. Whitmire Saturday night and
Sunday.
The people of Connestee who
don’t get the Brevard News ought
to subscribe for it. It's well worth
the money.
Swamp Babbit.
If yon sntTer from backache—
From urinnry disorders—
Any curable disease of the kid
neys,
Use a tested kidney remedy.
Doan’s Kidney Pills have been
tested by thon.sands.
Grateful people testify.
Can you ask more convincing
proof of m^rit?
J. A. Laugh ridge, sheriff, Flem
ming avenue, Marion, N. C., says;|
“My back ached and the kidney
secretions passed too frequently,
obliging me to get tip several times
at night. I got Doan’s Kidney
Pills and they helped m i from the
first. WThen I finished one box the
pains left my back and my kidneys
became normal again.”
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don’t
simply a.sk for a kidney remedy—
get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same
that Sheriff Laughridge had. Fos-
ter-Milbnrn Co., Props., Buffalo,
N. Y.—Advertisement.
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“Seek and ye shall find”
through the Diversified column.
definite way you can lessen the cost of living is to use dried
fniits. They are cheap, they are easy lo prepare, and they go a
long way. Dried fruit economy helps many a family at
times. We cany a large variety of dried prunei»
peaches, apricots, etc They have the advantage ' ‘
of being nutritious and good as well as cheap. ' ]
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COX 6c KILPATRICK
Phone 41
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