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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02

j. C. Martin, who THE GAZETTE
charged with being Vidette, in answer
to question propounded By the reporter
ssid:
ayes, Was 6 member OF the vi
dettes."
show dill you happen TO get oui?"
Il was fired out becauge l was 3 Re-
publican"
Mr. Martin intimGted that lie could tell
q great deal about the order and those
acho 64l0nged to it, but said h. acouM not
do SO inst NOR. He mentioned number
Of others lrhO leere members, and their
names acre among those published by THE
GAZRTTE
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-02

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, /
WARRINGTON. OCT. %, ISIS. }
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PimpIps. Sores, Aches and Pains

When hundred bottles Of sarsaparilla
or other pretentiouS specifics fail to eradi-
cate Unborn scrofuia or contagious blood
poison remember that b. Il. b. Botanic
Blood Il ln) has gained many thousand
victories, in as many seemingly inc4irahie
instances. Send to 8he Blood Balm Co,
Atlanta, Ga, for ''Book of Wonders, and
he convinced. il is the only TRUE BLOOD
PURIFIER.
G.. w MeSser, IIOwell's y Roads, Ga,
writes q was afflicted nine years with
sores. All the medicine | could take did
me no good. then tried b. b. B., and
bottles cured me sound"
Mrs. $ N. Wilson, Rouas Mountain,
Texas, writes: "A lady friend n5 mine
was troubled with bumps aud pimFies on
her face and neck She took three bottles
of B. B. B., and her skin got soft and smooth
pimples disappeared, and her health I'M
proved greatly"
Jas. l.. BosWortll, Atlanta, Ga, writes
''Some years ago | contracted blood poison
/ had no appetite. my digestion was rained
rileumatfSin drew mp my limbs 50 1 could
hardly walk. my throat was cauterized five
times Hot Springs gave me no benefit
and nv life was one of torture until gave
B. Il. r. trial. aud. surprising as il may
seem, the use Of five bottles cured ne.
Nov. -
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| CCrION SALEOF HENDERSON
REAL ESTATE

A UCrION SALE OF HEN DERSON
"A KEAL ESTATE.
BY virtue of decree of the Superior
Court of Vance county, entered at the
October term, 1888, in the cause entitled
Lucy kIrtreil VS. charles kittrell and
Moses Cheatham, | shall sell for cash, by
public auction, 10 the highest bidder at
The court house door in Henderson. y.
c., on MON DAY. JANUARI eth. 1889,
the lot of land described II the pleadings
IN said action, situate in the Northern
part of the town Of Henderson, adioin-
ing the lands of Phelps and Harris, d.
Cheatham and others. containing half an
acre. There is a good tenant house on
the premises. Terms of sac cash. Time
OF sale January eth, 1889. Place of sale
the court house door.
T. 7. HICKS,
Commissioner.
Henderson, \. G.. Nov. 10th, 1883.
NOV. 29-i o.
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Sash, Blinds,
DOORS, SHINGLES AND LA1HS,
SOLD VERY CHEAP BY
JOHN B. WATKINS,
oct. ie-6I Henderson, n. {.
Valuable Town Lots For Sale

/ shall on Saturday, the Sth day OF
December, 1873, at 1880 O'Clock a. m
offer for sale, at public auction, TO tho
highest bidder, OH the terms hereinafter
name , on the premises iii Henderson,
\. C., FIFTEEN VALUABLE IOWN
LOTS. The-e OTIS are located i'll de-
>irahlo part of the town, aud persons
wishing u purchase sites suitable for
building purposes will find IL 10 their
interest to attend this sale. NJ better
location can he found in the town For
information as to ti:lr. &c. / refer 10 a.
{. T. 'iiicafier, Esq Attorney, Hender>
sou. y. q. y plot OF the lots also may
be seen by calling at his office. Re-
mem Der the day and date. Terms-one-
half cash, balance on credit Of twelve
months Parties wishing to pay all.
cash will be SLOWED a discount of five
per cent. on deferred payment.
MRS. ANNA =. CLARKE.
Henderson, \. G, Nov. 2Sth. 1855. 40
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FARMERS ALLIANCE WARE
HOUSE,
Henderson, y. c.

Vance County Alliance authorized the
opening of this house. and stands pledged
10 give it hearty support.
+. O.. Butler, Secretary Of Vance County
Alliance. and ". II. Jenkins, llenderson'S
popular warehouseman, are the proprie-
tors. Il. \. BulIock, of WilliamSboro Al
lance, s. book-keeper and weigh-maSter
November l>t WAS our opening day.
G We respectfully solicit the patronage of
Aliiancemen, and % all farmers who be
lievc III good prices and low charges.
/ ours truly,
nov. pa q. BUlIEE. JENKINS < Co.
For lame back, side or chest. use Shiloh ;
Porous Plaster. Price - cents. For sale
at W. L. Chatham II Cos drug store.
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Queer People.

This is the title of the latest, and by all
odds the most charming book for little
people we have ever seen. It's fables, or
stories, are delightful, but the ilIustra-
tions are simply immense.
The author, Palmer Cox, is new star
in the Juvenile irmanent, but he shines
with unique brilliancy. His charming ia
DleS rival those Of the world famed -ESOp
and he far QutshineS that celebrated litera-
~ comet by his nimitabIe Illustrations
He dresses up his birds, animals. insects,
giants, fairies, COLLINS, etc, in grotesque
style and makes them reason, talk, dance,
and cut up all sorts OF the oldest pranks
maginable, affordiGg infinite delight, as
well as excellent instruction for the young.
The issue of his book "Queer People" has
brought a perfect ovation CT praise from
the brightest men i'll the land. For in
stance, Gen; Clinton &. Fisk says; 1T has
set My children wild with delight" and
Col. Russell II. CouWell, the famous lee
turer, says "Don't send me another such
book, for can't get my children to bed 4"
The famous statesman, diplomat, and
wit, Sunset Cox, says !: The KjQeer Kapers
tinguished theOIogian, Dr.. Howard Crosby,
says They have the fascination that be-
longs to Esop and Uncle Remus," and the
venerable poet, Dr.. Oliver Wendell
Holmes, writes: 81 am sorry have not Il
nursery full of little felix's to enjoy its
bright pictures and stories"
lEsop's fables are enjoyed by old and
young and are quoted blythe greatest ora
tors ard surely these equally charming
stories so pr0fuSely and eXqu>itely Illus
trated will charm young and Old for gen
erat!0nS to come.
The sale OF this book will surely be
enormous. 1t is published by the well
known house OF Hubbard Bros, Phila
Chicago, and Kansas City, to whom any
persons desiring any agency should apply.
SHuOH's CURE will Immediately relieve
Group. Who0ping Cough and Bronchitis
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RurEhu'S Arnica SaIye

The Best Saiye ia the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores Ulcers. Salt KheunI, Fever
5 res. letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions. and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price - cents per box
For sale bv VI. Dorsey Jam / c.
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CONSUMPTION Surely Cured.

To THE EDIr0R-Please inform your
readers that | have positive remedy for
the above named disease. By its timely
use thousands Of hopeless eases have been
permanently cured NShali he glad TO
send two bottles OF ny remedy FREE t0 any
of your readers who have consumption If
they will send me their express aud post
Office address. Respectfully,
L. 4. SLocUM. VI. D.,
nov. sill 81 Pearl 81, New York
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Land.
yTNDER ANDBY VIRTUE OFTHE

T1NDER AND BY VTRTUEOFT THE
- power conferred on ne by Deed
Of Trust, executed bv Frid V Owen ard
Jane Owen, on the - II day of January,
1855, and duly rec -rded in the Registers
Office Tor Vance county. in Book 10 Page
% I shall. on MON .IY. THE 3lst DAY
OF DECEMBER, 1888, sell for cash, at
the court honse door III Henderson. the
land ia said deed described, containirg
81 acres, adjoining the lands Of n. H..
CGavasse ard others. sand land has a
good dwelling house, spring. &c. Terms
of sale cash. Time II o'clock IN.
S II. harris, Trustee.
Henderson, \ c.. Nov. %, 1888. q
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Eor Sale.

Twenty-three acres of fine tobacco land
i'm one mile of corporate limits OF hender-
son. one one-horse wagon, one registered
Jersey COW, one imported HoI>teiH COW.
improvements on land are two new curing
harms. one new pack house, a tenement
house 100 wine>ap apple trees, coo grape
NOV u. IL. T. WATKINS.
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Valuable Farm For Sale !

For sale privately farm Of about Fl We
hundred (5g0y acres IN Midway neigh
b rbo"d, in Granville county, adjoining
the lands of NJ. Arch Gregory AID
others, and known as the 9 Hunt or
" Heggie' land Adapted to the growth
Of fine yellow tobacco. Can be divided
into two or three smaller farms if de-
sired. Several tenement houses and
curing barns, aud nearly one hundred
acres in original growth. Terms liberal.
Mr.. John Bullock. who lives near the
and wili take pleasure in showing the
land to any one who may wish to pur
chase. For further particulars apply to
Ii. +. WATKINS.
Attorney.
Henderson. y. e. Nov. 26, 1888. a.
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Mortgage Sale of Valuable Real
Estate!

pY VIRTUE OF A MORTG AGE
- executed To me 10y A J Xiv cit and
wife. on the sixth day OF December, 1856,
and which is duly recorded IN the office
OF the Register of Deeds of Vance
county. North Carolina, i'll Book No.
Is on pages 1856 aEd l57, shall sell for
cash, by public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, at The court house door in Hem
derSnn. y. G, on MONDAY, TIL f 9TH
DAY OF JANUARY, 1889, (bcing the
first Monday in january that lot or
parcel If land, with the buildings and
other improvements thereon, described
and conveyed in said mortgage, situate
at the corner Of Young street and Rats
road street, in Henderson,, \. &. and
known AZ the KiVett residence. The
size OF the lot is l5cXl60 feet, and there is
situate thereon large new two story
dwelling house with slate roof. The
title to the lot is perfect. and the mort
gagors do not object to the sale.
JNO. X. WILLIAMS,
Mortgage.
BY 7. #. Dicks Atty.
Henderson, n. c.. Nov oath 1888. o
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SLE6PLEss NIGHTS. made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shloli'S Cure is the
Remedy Tor YOU. For sale at ". 4. Cheat
ham Il Cos drug store. feb--9.
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The fine Square Grand Weber Piano and
other effects belonging to the Henderson
Musical Association will be sold a public
auction at the \. VI. &. \. Hall Tuesday
afternoon. Dec. Attn at ) o'clock ANY per-
son wishing to examine the plane can do So
any night between now and then as the
hall is open every night from =. II 10
o'clock. Private offers will be considered
Terms, cash payment Of $50 on, balaCe ne
gutiable notes t, s and y months, bearing
interest from date of purchase. Forfurther
particulars apply to
nov. 81 o.. GEO. :. PRICHARD.
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY-a positive
cure for Catarrh DIphtheria and Canker
mouth. For sale at w. T. Chatham x Co.'S
drug store. Feb.
Insure your life, insure your property
with j. K YOUNG, Agent.
Why WILL YOU cough when Shiloh 5
Cure will give Immediate relief? Price 10
cts, % cts, and 81. For sale at W. L.
Cheatham & Cos drug store.
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NfocEleery-magnificent display-at
nov " ). u G. WATKINS


The HAMILTON OPERA CouPANy
ALREADY announced Hamiiton's Church
Choir opera Company of New York, will
OCCUPY the boards at Burwell Hall Friday
and Saturday evenings. The Bohemian
Girl and Nikado will be presented. This
is said tel one of the finest opera troupes
travelling and something good NAV be ex-
pected Of them. The New Berne J0asrnaI
says Of ills company:
HamiIto0's Church Choir Opera Com
pany presented the Bohemian Girl to a
large and highly appreciative audience.
10 say Ih,t public expectation was fully
realI|ed but poorly expressed that great
pleasure experienced by all who had the
good fortune 70 be present. The company
IS far above the average, and we commend
1t to the favor Of the public.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Farm.

NDE < AND BY VIRTUE OF TIL f.
- power conferred on me by Deed
in Trust, executed by Jams l.. Cheat
ham and wife Caroline Cheatham, Bos-
ton kel V and wife India Kelly, on the
18th daV Of November, 1885, and duly
and truly recorded in the registers of
flee for Vance comfy, in Book s, Page
49l | shall. on MONDAY, THE 3l>t
DAY OF DE MREk, 1888, sell for
cash, to the highest bidder, at the court
house door in Henderson. the tract of
land in said deed described, containing
about 80 acres adjoining the iands of
J. NJ. Barnes, r. g. Brodie. Il. T.
Tucker and others TIE IanI has two
settlements and specially adapted to the
growth of fine tobacco. Time Of sale, II
IN. Terms cash. A. HA RRIS,
Trustee.
Henderson, \. c., Nov. %. 1883 o
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MORE FACTORIEs ARE WHAT We NEED.
What the Greensboro Workman says of
that place will apply with equal force to
Henderson. II says:
We would again urge upon our citizens
the necessity Of establishing manufacturing
industries to give work 10 our unemployed
Nothing builds up town SO fast as manu-
featuring. and Greensboro is admirably
situated for the purpose. We wOQld like
to see a stock company formed 10 build Q
cotton factory here. \ cotton factory gives
empIovmeut to a good class of operatives,
such that would make reliable citizens.
In other matters Greensboro has not been
behind the times and we hope she will rot
on this occasion.
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hhhS'N key. J. d. Arnold is attend
lhS CONFERENCE al New Berne this week.
II Is Tue e"i"e>' desire of his congregation
whom he has 50 fsi+bf,1l,- .or,,od foy three
years, as well a> H.. .:.;-o,,s of tba town
generally without r,,,o,d +o dapomina-
tional preferenceS +,,1+ Ia may Inc sent
'"0A HeA' 20 Aside from personal con-
siderati0nS there la.., -,,aoioi sons
why Mr.. Armed sho,,, ,,a ,e+,r,ad tn his
charge i'll Henderso. n1,,,. nan, church
building is yet unsg;sI, -, "a s;rca he has
auue' I'd s>o'' 'e Work and understands the
situation as no 0na al ,o CON hest
finish it. lie knows - so...,;tias and re-
qU'ie"'e" "s People and he has spe-
awhile i0nger. II - shall
see fit to return p, .o,1 IN his
work as pastor # IL, \, 49, En;scenaI
chu'0" :" .,''eF>oH another year (under
tiie iuie7 'T A4thodist Conference
nl'h' MINIS ,,ot nj, LAY IN one place only four
e"'s' n "Dt o,,, - NE mrmbers of his conere-
CATION |"' Halsas generally will feel
eSpeoa"" ny sa''aed, The GOLD LEAF
noPeS NJ. '1OId 0ay lie assigned to
Heode'sO" s'a,ioa,'s . no twelve
month.
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CoSVERsAyTo OyERHEkEB.-A party
of gentleman were engaged Ia conversation
the other day when the question: arose as
to who was the best ieweier in Henderson.
Hight" was the prompt response oI esle
of the speakers, and the others readily as
sented This Is quite compliment To- Nj.
Hight WAC is considered to he one of the
NEST skifful men in his particular line Ill
the country nov. -.
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n office.
4 UCTION SALE OF HENDERSON
n RffA l. ESTATE,

a UCTION SALE OF HENDERSON
IA REAL ESTATE.
Bv virtue Of a judgment OF James
r. Young, Clerk 81 the Superior Court,
entered November 18th. 1873, in the spe-
ciai proceeding simon Hicks and others
vs. Henrietta Morris. 1 shalt sell for
cash, by pubic auction, To the highest
bidder, a the court house door i'm Hens
der>Os, y. e., on MONDAY, DECEH-
Der iItb. Is5*, three small lots situate
just in rear OF the Henderson Female
College, the same that Willis Morris
bought OF y. IT, Chavas~e and wife on
July 18th. 1853. Plots of said lots may
he sen at my Office The the To all th-
lots is perfect. Time may be obtained
as to a part Of the pure chase money IL
desired. This, l7th November. 1888.
Il. 7. HICKS,
nov. p 40 Commissioner.
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This paper is published ''for revenue
only" Cold not glory is what We are
working for. We say this for the benefit
Iished simply for the fun Of Me. thing.
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10 the Ladies'.

| desire to inform the ladies Of Hender-
son and surrounding country who may wish
to do shopping in Baltimore (Where they
viii! have the advantage of the gretest va
rety from which to select, and the very
low prices at which the goods can be pur-
chased in this markeD, that [ am prepared
to fill orders in dry goods, notions, furni-
ture, carpets, etc, and Will attend to all
business promptly. Send money and de-
scribe as near as possible what you want,
or better still, send sample to order by.
An extensive acquaintance with the retail
trade OF baltimore and experience in pur-
chasing for others qualities me | think to
satisfactorily attend to all business en-
trusted to me. Orders solicited.
Mrs. NJ G. DUNLOP,
1900 West Fayette st.
Baltimore, NJ. d.
Something new at +. L. Hights'-red
channels watch bags for protecting your
watch from dirt ana scratches. The ad-
vantage OF the red chamOis leather is that
it viii not become sOiled SO easily.
nov. 10.
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4 NASAL INJECTOR free with each bot
tie Of ShiIoh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 20
cents For sale at w I. Cheatham * Co.'S
drug store Feb
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CROSS AND WHITE.-The Raleigh Egen-
ing PasJt0r of Tuesday says:
INFORMATION has been received here from
". Il; kenny, Esq, Of counsel for Cross
and White that the petition for writ Of
error has been allowed by Justice Harlan
o. the United States Supreme Court, and
nov nov the matter Will be passed upon by
that tribunal.
MI. Henry has worked faithfully in be-
half OF his clients in this matter. While
DC mas very "hnotty" case, and one in
when the sympathies of a large class of
people are against him, he has managed it
wen and in such manner as to reflect the
hI3n''t credit upon himself. His skill and
ao'i'F mas been severely taxed but Mr..
lleHIS mas sustained his case most credita-
bly, all alono
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ton, Of respect, etc, will be charged Tor
at the rate Of one GENT a word and Tx.
cash must accompany the manuscript. In
cases where friends and patrons Of the
paper are concerned, 10 Charge will be
made fer the first ten linPs-abOut 80 words
CT articles not exceeding that in length
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Where to Buy Christmas Goodies.

The holidays are approaching, aud every
! houSekeepeF wants 10 know where 10 buy
such articles as must be ha;! about that
time, such as nlnce meat, eitrcn. iellieS,
rai>ins. nuts. oranges, tigs, apples, candies.
etc. Well. YOU will find "a full lire of
these goods at John w. Harri>on's fancy
and family grocery store, together with Il
complete stock of other goods in his line.
Chipued beef IN cans, potted ham, and all
KINDS OF canned goods variety of Ma
son cakes and biscuits, R0yster'S and other
candies, buck wheat, oat meal, rye, flour,
honliny and gifts, walnut and tomato cat
SupS- olives, mustard and several kinds of
sauces, etc. In fact, everything i'll the line
OF fancy and heavy groceries, can he found
at Harrison sand his prices are the very
lowest.
Fresh butter and cheese always in stock.
Fine cigars, cigarettes and chewing and
. smoking tobacco. Do not fail to call on
Nh Harrison when you want anything in
Ills line. Nov. %.
Carpets-large stock and low prices-at
nov. -. ). Il q. WATKINS.
FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE AND GOVERN
L OURSELVES y CC)RDINGLY.-Ei is certain
ly evident to all close observers that an
otter hard year is before Us in the tobacco
section. Nothing that We can reasonably
expect to happen can relieve the pressure
brought upon us by the failure in the crops
and the depression in the tobacco market
There is no danger of the prices of bread
StutfS becoming very high. Still, as a ma
jority of our people will have to draw on
the West for their supplies and have moth
ing to market that will bring in much
money, it makes the prospect very gloomy
Our advice to them is to economist in every
way, and in their preparations for their
neXt crop don't fail to endeavor to raise all
their supplies The way by which orr sec
ton is to prosper is by becoming independ-
ent Of other sections. For SO long as we
cQnine ourselves to one crop and depend
50 largely ON other sections for the greater
part of what we consume, so long will we
lie poor and so long Will the fruit of our
labor 90 to others.-NHt0R AdCertsser.
E. Z. Hightnow has a 81 90 Duplex watch
thAt is said to be the best in the world for
the money. Excellent time piece.
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30 GU NAST TO Buy A NICE Town
LoT?-Do You want to buy a nice building
lot III desirable part Of the town? Then
do not fail to attend the sale advertised
by MIS- Anna Clarke TO take place Sat
urdaY, December Sth. Twenty-one val
liable town LOIS Will be sold By public
auctlon' ana the teIms will be very reason
able. This property is desirably located
Ill a pleasant part Of the town that is being
rapidly BUILT up Several handsome resi-
dences have been erected ia the neighbour
hood, by Capt. Throver, Messrs. Pittman,
Gary and Others, ana many more will go
up i'll the same locally. Col. Burgwyn,
MAJ, " NICER Mr. S Watkins and others
own lotS there and There can be no ques-
ton ABOUT this part of Town coming into
prominence 'H@ pr9pcrt N demand Fol
further particulars see advertisement.
t5IOakS-aJl II \-iaC -,
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E. Z. Hight now has a 81 90 Duplex watch
thut is said to be the best in the world for
the money. Excellent time piece.
NOV IL
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CHANGE OF >CHEDULE-A nov, ecbadula
FOR the passenger trains Will 90 into effect
on the Raleigh Il Castor Railroad newt
Monday. Ilte run FROM Portsmouth to
Charlotte Will he made in Is hours. This
will be much faster schedule than the
one ROW III operation. Train going North
will leave Charlotte 600 a. m. arrive
Wadesboro 800 Il. m. (breakfast), arrive
Hamlet 9:05, arrive Raleigh 1926 D. m.
DINNER at kittrelD, arrive Weldon AIS.
arrive Portsmouth 800. Going South leave
Portsmouth 800 a. m. Weldon 11:45, Raj
eigh $40 p. N. Dinner at Carv), Hamlet
6:55, arrive Charlotte 1915.
The trains vii meet at Kittrell, pass
ing here about o'clock This vii, make
tho Northern train reach Henderson some
| thing ike Two hours later, and the South
bound train about four hours earlier. The
new schedule will not operate as we'll for
persons living on the line of the Raleigh *
CASTOR road: Now one can run down to
Weldon or Intermediate points and return
same day Cnier the new order of things
this will not be 81
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SHIIoH's CURE will Immediately relieve
Group Whoopng Cough and Bronchitis
For sale at w. L. Cheatham 4 Cos drug
store. EeD-9.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

.F-Dur friends throughout the country
MI confer favor by furnishing Us with
G,Iy news OF local or general interest that
..lay occur in their respective neighbOr-
goods.
Persons calling on or writing to adver-
users will please mention the GOLD LEAF.
BY so doing you will greatly oblige us,
.!hilc it Will cost YOU nothing.
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HENDERSON TOBACCO MARKET.

Corn cted weekly by d. Y. Cooper, Propri-
etor of COOPER's WAREHOUSE.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-29

We are selling more overcoatS. clothing.
SHOES and hats than ever. Call and eX-
anime the stock at 5. & {. W ATKINS
nov. %
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-29

For SALE-Two good horses perfectly
gentle; will work anywhere, and can be
driven by ladies with safety. Will be
sold very reasonably Apply to
nov. 20. DIR. w. L. CHEATHAN.