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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-07
First Ward.

Everything was quiet as Quakers'
meeting around the First ward polling
place, and aside from the knots of men
standing on the street corners, there
was nothing to indicate that a caucus
was being held.
There were three tickets in the field,
supporting William Johnson, Thomas
Brennan and A. c. DOrnfeld. Early in
the afternoon Mr.. Brennan came to the
polls and publicly announced that
he was not candidate. This
left a clear field for the
Johnson ticket, the Dornfeld combina-
ton cutting no figure. 1t took less than
half an hour to count the votes as the
tickets were nearly all straight" The
following was the result: johnson
delegates, 1856; Brennan delegates, 80;
DOrnfeld delegates, Z.
The following were the delegates:
Michael Mullane, John Norman, 0. E..
Tankenhoff, Daniel Harrington, Will
lam Dunlap, Dan McAvoy, Henry
Schmaus and Emanuel Johnson.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-07
Strength and Economy

!nsWerabIe argument rs Do
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-06-14
Tiune &c o.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or VAL
~ LIABLE RE Al ESTATE.

IA commissioner appointed by the
Superior c purt for Vance county. az tie
February term, 1888, in the Action in
said court wherein Jno. NJ. Lawrence,
administrator of Turner Law renee, In
plaiatift, and John &. Hester and Lucy
Hester his wife. are defendants. / shalt
sell on Monday, tie Pad day of July,
1888, at the Court House door. in the
town of Henderson, a LIT or parcel Of
land situate in the town Of Ki.irell,
Vapce county. adjoining the lots ef +.
B. Key, j. +. Hedgpeth and others. and
bounded ~ follows: beginning on lst
street. Keys Southeast corner, thence
North. 233l fee, TO End street, thence
East rs feet tn Hedgpeth's corner.
thence South, parallel with Keys line
to lst street. 233l feet, thence West
along LIST street, IS feet to the beginning,
containing 53s "a lare. feet more or less.
Terms cash.
May 18th, 1888.
THOS. b. VENABLE,
may al o. Conmissio
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Don,t EXperisn emit.

You cannot afford to waste time in ex-
perimenting when your lungs are in danger
Consumption always seems, at first, only
cold. DO not permit any dealer to impose
upon you with some cheap imitation of DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, but be sure you get the
genuine. Because he can make mere profit
he may tell you he has something just as
good, or just the same Don't be deceived,
but insist upon getting DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, which is guaranteed to give RELIEF
in all Throat, Lung and Chest affections.
Trial bottles free at II. Dorsey's Drugstore,
Large Bottles 81.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-06-14
The Best Thing Out,

Attention is called to the advertisement
of Smiths Patent Novelty Force Pump and
Fire Extinguisher which appears in this
paper. This is something every gardener,
farmer. florist and property owner needs.
It is cheap and durable, and is simplicity
itself. For watering flowers and plants,
sprink ling yards, sidewalks and floors and
washing windows, vehicles, etc, it sur
passes anything of its kind on the market !
Won want one of these little machines and
viii have one after you see it in operation.
The very thing to water and fertlize your
wife's flowers, or to sprinkle the front
ward. 1t is worth a dozen times its cost
for use on plant beds, and in the garden,
when insects begin to ravage on your
plants Can be seen at the GOLD LEAF
6f1icc where orders will be taken.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-06-14
STALLIuGS & CREWS.

We have a complete stock OF Dry
Goods, Dress Goods. Notiong, White
Goods aud Gents Furnishing Goods,
Embroideries, Laces, &C.. and every
thing kept in Dry Goods store, aud
we are anxious to sell them, and will
give you prices that will surprise you.
We have some extra bargains we boHght
in White Goods, Embroi leries. Dress
Goods, Silks and Trimmings that we
w n offer specially tn our customers and
friends in the next 60 days.
We offer low White Plain and Striped
India Lawns from to 40 cents. White
Check Nainsooks from 8 to 90 cents,
Piques from s. 8. 10, l23 and Is cents,
nice Sheer Persian Lawns, l5 to 50 cents.
A nice line Of plain and Fedora Mulls,
a beautiful line of Lawns, 5, 81, z, s, 10,
l2i sfld Is cents, in solid black and other
colors, best Calicoes and PtrcaIes, every
variety Of stvle. Henrietta cloth so
inches wide all wool SEQ a yard. Our
Dress Goods department Is complete.
We have full liue in all the new shades,
prices ranging from 10 cents tn 81 80.
| We carry a full line of Surab, Moire,
Faille, Francois, Regatta and khadsms
| Silks in dress patterns or by the yard.
JET and other trimmings to match all
the above. Black silks and trim mings
specially. Ladies' Low Neck and
| Sleeveless Vest in Ganze, Lisle thread,
E .Ibriggan and Silk, Gents Under.
wear At all prices and Stallings' JEWEL
SHIRT is still magne: that draws new
Gu stomers every day.
Very Resi- SetfuIiy, ssla
STALLINCS & CREWS.
HENDERSON, n. G.,
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Notice of Administration.

This is TO give notice that I have this
day taken out letters of a. ministration
upon the estate of The late Mrs. Ann 4,
Harrison, of Vance county, h. c., and
all persons having claims against the
decedeut. TO present the same 10 me for
payment on or before The Goth day of
May, 1889, or else this notice will DO
plead in bar OF their recovery. All per-
sons owing said estate will come for>
ward and make prompt payment,
Tbs. May 22d. 1888. E
J. II. PARHAM,
Admir-. of Ms. Aun +. harrison.
EDWARDS II WoRTHAN, Attorneys.
tmay 24-6 o.
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A Sound Legal Opinion.

E. cambridge Manday, Esq, County At
tornev, Clay Co., Texas, says: Have used
Electric Bitlers with most happy results.
NY brother also was very low with Maln-
rial Fever and Jaundice, but was cared by
timely use Of this medicine. Am satisfied
Electric Bitters saved his life"
Mr.. d. l. wilcoxson. of Horse Cave, Ky,
adds like testimony, saying He posi-
lively believes he would have died, had ii
not been for Electric Bitters.
The great remedy will ward off. as well
as cure, all Malaria Diseases, and for all
kidney. Liver and stomach Disorders stands
uneoualed. Price Soc and 81. at n. Dor
sev's
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND

By virtue of power conferred on me
by a deed of trust from John @. Jones
and wife, Mary b. Jones, executed the
l4th day of july, 1854, and duly recorded
in Book of mortgages No. 6, page 2O2 OF
the Registers office of Vance county, l
shall, on Monday, the 10th day or
July, 1888, sell to the highest bidder for
cash at the Court House door in Hender-
son that valuable tract of land near
Henderson con tanning 900 acres adloln-
ing the lands of l.. X. Gooch, Jas. W.
Rrome and ethfrs known as John O..
Jones' land. Said land lies on the
waters Of Crooked Run and has fine
body of LOW GROUED, and is also
adap pied to the growth OF fine yello"
tobacco. Time of sale II O'clock, noon
GEORGE r. HARRIS, Trustee,
By A. j. HARRIS, Atty.
Henderson,. \. c.. June 18th, 1883.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-06-14

"Depwew is the coming man, re-
marks a contemporary anent the Presl.
dental nomination. Well, we have
no doubt of it. He is the coming
man-coming to grief about as fast rs
the days glide into the past and the
future becomes the present. He will
have TO measure votes with Grover The
Great, and Chauncey will never get
there. ...
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RELIEF AT LAST.
Peroxide of SlliCateS.
THE FARMERS AND GAR
DENERS' BEST FRIEND.

A. SURE PROTECTION AGAINST
THE RAVAGES OF ALL INSECT
PES rs that destroy TIE growing crops.
When mixed with the Fertilizer IL viii
destroy ali Grubs and Worms in the
soil. busted on the plant it kills the
Colorado Beetle or Potato E ug. the Cab
bage Worm, and ali kind. of Bugs and
insects that attack the Tlmafo Plant.
Ksle, Egyptian, Caul flower. Cuauuf-
Der. Melon, Splash. aud CtntelnuPe
ines, CurranL Bushes, Rose Bushes.
Fruit trees, and all Shru nbery. etc. etc.
II is ABSULUTELY SAFE-Eo danger
of poisoning your stock, should any
happen to oat OF the vegetation treated
BIZ the Silicates Endorsed by such high
authority a. VIM. Il. Atwood. Agent
Division Of Entomology, lited States
Government.
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CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.

To THE EDIToR-Please inform your
readers that have positive remedy for
the above named disease. BY its timely
use thousands of hopeless cases have been
permanently cured. l shall be glad to send
two bottles of my remedy FREE to any OF
your readers who have consumption if they
will send me their express and post office
address. T. a. SLOCUM, Nj. d.,
dec-226I. 191 Pearl ST.. New York.
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Chairs for the VI. f. Church.

the report of the committee appointed to
solicit chairs for the new church. Each
one is expected to write on a card or strip
of paper the number of chairs obtained and
the names of the parties donating them.
Any friend that may be pleased to assist US
in this work, either in the town or country
can write his rame and the number of
chairs taken on card, hand to any member
of the church or inclose to me through the
mail. We earnestly urge every member
of the church to take active interest in this
matter. and report through the committee,
or in person. j. d. ARNOLD.
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VERY GLAD To SEE HIN.-The many
friends in Henderson of Rev. II. Y.
McDufie were glad to sec him here this
week. He arrived from his home in New |
Brunswick, New Jersey, Tuesday after |
noon and stopped over until yesterday |
afternoon when be left to join his family who |
have been at the home of Mrs. McDufie's |
father in franklin county the past two |
weeks. Brother Me- was looking as nat |
ural as when he moved in and out amongst |
us few years ago when he was pastor Of |
the Baptist church here, and his familiar |
face and figure rendered him conspicuous
object on our streets again-evea though it
was but short while he could remain
with US. Mr.. McDuffie is now pastor of
the Remsen street Baptist church in New
Brunswick, to which charge he was called
from here, and says he is we'll pleased
with his new home and quite satisfied
among his new-made friends. His church
has large and growing membership and
altogether is in a foulishing and prosper
Gus condition. The GOLD LEAF with hosts
of friends here and throughout the State
while regretting that he has gone beyond
our borders, will hear of his advancement
and we'll doing with pride and pleasure
always and wish for him and his family
the richest blessings of this life and the
one to come.
Endorses Wortham's Mineral Water.
Nr Geo F. Worttam,
DEAR SIR Having used the water from
| the Henderson Mineral Spring for some
| months, desire to express my appreciation
of the beneficial results of the same. Its
general effect upon the system is invigorat-
ing, while as relief from dyspepsia its
constant use is specially recommended.
Very Respectfully,
Mrs. W. II. HUGHES.
PUSHING AHEAD.-The Raleigh & CASTOR
Railroad Authorities are keeping pace with
the march of progress evident in many OF
our Southern roads. They have recently
purchased some very large and handsome
new locomotives marked Georgia, Caroline
& Northern,' and everything is in prepare
ton for through travel. Ere long Hender
: son will be on one of the great trunk line
between the North and South. The roat
t is being pushed on toward Atlanta a
, rapidly as possible. Already it has beer
built about 20 miles Southwark from
Monroe, on the Carolina Central, to th
l CataSha river over which a fine bridge i
t being built. For distance Of some thirt
. miles further south the road is graded, ant
/ this distance will soon be covered. The
l there will be fine section Of this impol
: tant link from Monroe to Chester by IL
/ 1st of August, ready for use. Bcyon
5 Chester the grading is in progress, ar
Y will soon be pushed on to Newberry 50 a
, to get the track laid there by Septembe
!, 1st if possible. Thence the road will b
e extended via Athens, Ga, to Atlanta, an
4 will form one of the greatest links in til
It Seaboard Air. Line.
y 1t is this bold move on the part of til
o Seaboard Airline people that has stirre
s up the Richmond & Danville syndicate
n threats of building a parallel line frol
It Durham to Norfolk. The GOLD LEA
e believes this is all talk "a game {
d bluff-at which all railroad corporation
!, know SO we'll how to play some times.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-06-14

A SUNDAY MARRIAGE AT ST. LUKE's.-
Sunday evening, Mr.. Gregory and Miss
Davis were married at st. Lukes Home by
DR.. Newton. The groom had been at the
Home some time for treatment, and his
condition being very serious he expressed
the wish that he might be married, in case
the worst fears of his friends were realized.
His G6ignce was telegraphed, and upon
her arrival the two were united in 'matrl-
mOny.
MI. Gregory was slightly improved yes
terday .-Richna0nd WhEg.
The gentleman referred to is Mr.. W. Il.
Gregory, of Oxford, well known here. He
has been at St. Luke's Home in Richmond
for some weeks, and the GOLD LEAF had
hoped that he would soon be able to return
home restored in health. He has been de-
clining rapidly for several months. The
lady is Miss Mary Davis of Granville
county They have been engaged we are
told for long time.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-06-14

Having qualified as administratrix OF
the estate ef !. ID. Young, deceased, all
parsons having claims against said de,
cedept are hereby notified To present
them Ia me for payment within II
months from date hereof. or this notics
will lie pleaded in bar of their recovery:
ali persons indebted To said decedent
must make immediate payment. This.
20th da.' of May, ISIS.
ELLIE W. YOUNG,
Administrative OF s. ID. YOUNG, de-
ceased.
Tiina &c a
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DEATH OF AN AGED AND EsTIMABLE
LADY.-Mrs. Martha A Williams, relict
Of the late James NJ Williams, of
Rocky HILL Halifax county. died
at the home of her son-in-law, Colonel
r. L. Jones, in Henderson, at u o'clock,
Monday, 18th inst. Mrs. Williams
had been sick but short while hav-
ing returned only about two weeks prior
to her death from visit to her son, MI
Thos. A. Williams, lat Franklin, Va, where
she contracted chills. Deceased was
daughter of Gov. H. e. Burton, her mother
afterwards being Mrs. Andrew JOyner,
woman of superior gifts of mind and heart,
from whom the daughter inherited much
of her noble qualities. The writer had
known her from his early boyhood and ne
SORROWS with those who mourn her DEATH
| Mrs. Williams was most excellent lazy,
a woman Of superior culture and accomplish
ments, and of great Christian worth She
was person Of deep conservation. whose
chief delight was in the service OF her
blessed Lord and Saviour to Whom she early
gave her heart, and in ministering TO the
comfort and pleasure of those about her.
Hers WAS indeed a singularly pure, holy
and consecrated life and character, and the
example she has left is one worthy or emu
lation by those who knew and loved her.
Of modest and retiring nature she found
her happiness i'll devoting herself to the
faithful discharge of the duties Of donles-
tic life, in the retirement Of her home,
home made lovely by her gentleness
and devotion to all around her Quiet and
unobtrusive in manner, unseltish and unas-
Stunning as she was, she alone was uncon-
scious of the worth that excited the love
and admiration of those who her knew
best. Her purity of life eXerted an in
fluence for good over all who came
within the sphere of its action, and in this
she has left precious example to those
who would follow in her footsteps.
Mrs. Williams was 63 years old and had
been living in Henderson about three years
Four children, two daughters and two sons
: survive her. They are Mrs. Col. I. L
Jones, Mrs John Jones and Mr.. James N
D.. Williams Of Henderson, and Mr.. Thos. A
g Williams Of franklin, Va. The funera
l took place at the Methodist Episcopa
/ church, of which deceased was member
n at 6 o'clock Tuesday afternoon Rev. J. d
: Arnold conducting the services, assisted b
G Rev J. \. Cole of Ridgeway.
e With the passing away of this good We
3 man Mother in Israel has fallen. ''Surel
there remaineth a rest for the people @
God, and in that assurance though W
5 mourn her departure, yet We mourn not a
e those without hope" for we know that sh
now rests from her laBers in the Bosom {
that Saviour she so faithfully served du
. ing her pilgrimage on earth.
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.A-A0 ~

A FINE AGGRESSIVE hear the address
of Mr.. w. r. Henry made before the Davis
School at La Grange last week very highly
spoken Of 1t is alluded to as having been
a most admirable production, as eloquent
as it was logical, and as wholesome ia sub
iect matter as it was fascinating in manner.
Indeed Mr.. Henry is said to have acquitted
himself with great credit winning fresh
laurels III the realms of oratory. AS a
public speaker, upon whatever subject be
may be called upon to discuss. heis always
equal to the emergency and never fails to
come off with flying colors. The GOLD
LEAF supposes Mr.. Henry's magnificent
voice will be heard proclaiming the
principles of Democracy in many sections
of North Carolina during the campaign
| tiis year.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salye

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chiblains,
Corns, and all Skin Ecuptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents per box
For sale by NJ. Dorsey. ian-5 C,
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Quick WoRK-The shops of the Hender-
son Manufacturing and Building Company
have been completed and the necessary ma
chinery will be put in position as soon as
possible. AS heretofore stated the build
ing is of brick. 40x6o feet, two stories high.
It is situated on the Southeastern edge OF
town short distance from the Raleigh Il
CASTOR Railroad and side track has been
laid from the main line 10 the shops. This
is the first enterprise ever established in
Henderson that has a railroad track spe-
cially built for it. The iron roofing for the
shops was received Tuesday and in less
than FIVE hours it had been placed in posi-
ton, four or FIVE men only doing the work.
Mr.. l.. L. Hamacher who will be superin-
tendent of the shops bossed the job. This
accounts for the quick work and the ex-
cellent manner in which it was done
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May 81

Call and see those nice embroidered
Nnrsailes suits at Stallings * Crews.
They have the largest assortment Of ladies
dress goods in town. may-3l a.
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FOR RENT.

A nice dwelling-six rooms.
Cottage dwelling-five rooms.
Large dwelling-nine rooms.
A good hotel centrally located.
Several desirable rooms in the Bank
building. Also for sale some splendidly
located building lots. j. r. Young,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-06-14

SH1Lon's WALLER is what you need
for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, DiZzi-
ness. and all symptoms of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and IS cents per bottle. For sale
at W. T. Cheatham 81 Cos drug store.
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For Sale Cheap and on Easy Terms.

Two Eclipse Grain Seperaters which
have been used but lil.le and are i'll good
order. F. Ii. TAYLOR.
Woodwork,
may-114 40 Vance County, \. I.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-06-14

Frui-Miz. the new Mexican beverage,
mona Icoholic, is delicious, cooling and
vitalizing nerve tonic. Dispensed by w.
T. Cheatham & Co, druggists. June It'll.
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Notice is giyea that on Sundays hereafter
persons can get ice ~ Ellis ice house Tin
rear of Rowland * Mitchell's store) FROM
q To o'clock a. M, from II Ia p. H.,
and from 6 TO p. M. may--Sl Z.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.
.cov,cs PIcXED UP HERE AND
N'~N ,r.IrsEg y Our EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.


Harris, trustee. /
s.curo vonr seats for Tardella's concert
Friday evening. =
The prospects Tor large fruit crop ., 1s
all kinds are very encouraging d. ''-''
writing.
"a WI. (. Brrgwyn and Al, Harris !
F.. attaat4l the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
q. Chapel IItn.
rvery owner Of flowers should lave
1,yelty Force Pump. Sold by /. H. Man
mug. Price $500.
senator Vance's address at WAKE foFe9'
-.....~,ov attracted large crowds OF peo-
rla from every direction
Cooper & Mitchell are offering big par
cain, on all goods in their line. Bee he"
advertisement in this paper.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. }. \
Iauti, syu.pathize with them III the oe"'l,
If tl,ei- infant dauuhtcr which occurred
yesterday.
The large engine that is to drive the ma
chiyrry of thamew sash, blind ana door I"c-
tory has arrived and will be placed II posi-
oona
e,,,,,,,,, onprp-
HE "oiD hhAF A." g . aud
eiatiye Of the kind words said OF II anu
thr liberal patronage accorded II Oy oui
cA1tipit'i"s HE'''io'9
MI '''". I " u mann '''' .aao,,os of
GOLD LEAF once ''i' llia' ''pU ,,,;II NO
Lie NeaH7h. lie ''ll9 10 NC tsf.
" latG" crop 81 tiI9 '''i'o
God gives every bird It's 1o'o' ouV "o7'
not throw itinto themes. lheIe - i NV '"f'
81. the world Tor every "'''' '"'
exert himself to gat possession Oh H.
49,. .,,.,,,.;.,,.- will oct as GOOD
o,,t fro,, advar-
=, = Irr,,,Ir.,r oe~con mo had bv
"7l''7 III INV >'''.' ''i-.t tro oorn+,v
'''''- guy ''''>' NJ,
,i,-.t..,,,. rbo attendance this
III my :, ~ I,r,,a,. ian nvp,
49," - ,,,,,I .a,r,sented IT course
i'''''''.'''''
The rel ban lana Is in demand NUM-
bcrs Of them are now to be seen where
only the ordinary NhI'e VI ji '''
lserchief houriShed and dld SefFico 'ie'e'o
fore.
The Greensboro Patriot says The
Durham Drj.y Y'o5acc0 Punt has reached
rs red eyed" Wonder what Brother
Whitehead has been taking TO make Hill
red cycd?'
: vo,l with our farmer friends: Bear
I'll ,haf ope ocr. of land we'll pre-
80 ,Iti,.o+,5 ,,roducoc moro
than two which receive the same amount
OF labor used on one
There Will no doubt be large crowd al
Burwrll Hall tomorrow evening. lar
della's concert promises to be a grand
event in every particular. Every lover o.
fine music sEoulQ attend.
The editor of the GOLD LEAF is wearing
The first Democratic badge displayed II
Henderson. 1t was presented to nm D.
Mr. Wilmot Wood, who has numbe
Just like it to sell. Price % cents.
The longest string of tobacco wagons w
have seen driven into Henderson latel
came Tuesday afteru0ns. They were fror
Metklrnburg county, Va, and drove i
al unbroken Chain to Harris warehouse.
,oo 4be norformonce for tbe hpnef
50, v,rco ,,,,,rds TraUdov ovapipg T.
all our citizens attend. The entertainer
will he we'll worth the price of admissio
while You will be contributing to a goo
cause.
rs,.,~,, ,c,,so l,ooror on5 merchant sbou,
rara NovnIt, Eorca Pumn The ha
tr;,,,, o,,+ Cor ,,.os,,i,c, ,y,rdoys orrip,,1i,
in front of tho door etc also usefuI
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-06-14

Florida Orange Sherbet, our latest and
most delicious drink. Try it; only cents
a glass, at W A. FARRIss' Vienna Bakery
and Confectionery Store. may-4 l.
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Stallings & Crews are constantly receiY-
ing new white goods, and ladies' dress
goods an trimmings of every description.
They carry nice line from which to select.
May 3lst.
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SHIIoH's COUCH and Consumption Cure
is sold by us on guarantee. 1t cures
Consumption. For sale at w. L. Cheatham
& Cos drug store. feb-9.