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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-10-25
Good racing is promised at the Weldon
fair. This will be an attractive feature to
lovers of this exciting and interesting sport.

lovers of this exciting and interesting sport.
.>AoN
BUSINESS CHANGE-Until about a year
ago Henderson had no establishment that
dealt exclusively in furniture. Since that
time MIR. William Daffron, of Richmond.
Va, one of the largest dealers in and NAH
ufacturers of furniture in the South, has
been operating a branch house here. Mr..
Edward NJ. Sharpe, young gentleman of
fine business qualifications, has been man
ager of the Henderson store, and the sue
cess of the enterprise up to the present time
has been largely due to his excellent man.
agement. Daffron's furniture store, Hen
derson, n. c., has become widely known
throughout this section for the extensive
stock kept, the excellent quality of the
goods, the reasonable prices at which they
sell, and the uniform courtesy and fair
dealing which all customers receive. This
speaks we'll for the management and the
past we take it is but an earnest of the flu
ture conduct of the business with Mr..
Sharpe at its head. But hereafter he will
operate from somewhat different stand
point as will be seen from the certificate of
sale printed below Mr.. Sharpe has bought
out the entire business, stock on hand. etc -,
of Mr.. Daffron in the Henderson store and
will continue it in his own name hereafter.
| He has added largely to his stock and will
keep it up to its usual high standard. He
will carry complete line of furniture of
every description from the cheapest cottage
and bed room suits to the handsOmest
chamber and parlor suits, chairs, tables,
writing desks. book cases, wardrobes,
sideboards, dressing cases. washstands,
settees, lounges, etc. Prices will always
be the lowest and terms the most reas-
enable. Mr.. Sharpe invites the public to
call and inspect his stock and ask prices
before purchasing elsewhere. First store.
O'Neil Block. The following certificate
of sale explains itself:
This is to certify that have sold my in
terest in Henderson, y. c., to Mr.. Z. NJ.
Sharpe, comprising the following: All
| stock i'm trade, open accounts and contracts
now made and all previous ones.
| (Signed) WILLIAM DAFFRoN.
| Richmond, Va, Oct. %, 1888.
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SHILOH's CATARRH REMRDY-a positive
cure for Catarrh. Diphtheria and CankeI
mouth. For sale at w. I. Cheatham d. Cos
drug store. Feb-9.
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Why WILL You cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief? Price 10
cts, 30 cts, and ST. For sale at w. i.
Cheatham & Co.'S drug store
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SLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Sbiloi's Cure is the
Remedy for you. For sale at w. I. Cheat
ham & Co.'S drug store. feb--9.
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This paper is published "for, revenue
only" Gold not glory is what we are
working for. We say this for the eeTs fS
OF those who think a newspaper is pub
lished siapLy Jor the fun Of tie Mang.
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NoTLcE.-All obituary notices. FesO1a-
lions of respect, eta, will be charged for
At the rate Of one cent q word and the
cash must accompany the manuscript In
cases where friends and patrons Of the
paper are concerned, no charge will be
made for the first ten lines-aOOut Is words
or articles not exceeding that in length.
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Stallings& Crews lave just opened !
beautiful line of ladies' dress goods of ev.
cry description. All the latest styles and
shades. and prices are as low as any first
class house eau afford. Call and see them
Oct ols: - - -
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For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster Price 25 cents. For sale
at w. r. Cheatham & Cos drug store.
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beautiful stock of ladies' hats, feathers
flowers, ribbons, &c, and all open and
ready to show you. Call and see the pretty
things in our millinery department.
S. & &. WATKINS.
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"HACKMETAcx," a lasting and fragrant
perfume Price Is and 50 cents. For sale
at w. T. Cheatham & Cos drug store.
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WILMINGTON MINERAL SPRISG.-As
| will be seen by advertisement in this paper
Mr.. Richard Narst0n. proprietor of the
Wilmington mineral spring, located near
town, has recently had another analysis
made of the water and he is seeking to
bring it into greater public favor. The
analysis shows that the water is highly
mineral being strongly impregnated with
iron. lime, magnesia, potash. silica, alum,
ETC., amounting to 26:10 to the Imperial
gallon. In the chemists note he says the
water should have medicinal properties as
the contents of mineral matter are large
Desiring to develop this property the pro-
prietor offers very liberal propositions TO
bona fde settlers, or such person or persons
as may desire to take hold of it for the pur-
pose of establishing a sanitarium. See his
advertisement.
THE WELDON FAIR.-The GOLD LEAF
need not say that the Weldon fairs have
always been the most successful in the
State. That is an acknowledged fact by
everybody who has attended them-and
vino in Tidewater Virginia and Middle
and Eastern North Carolina has not? The
exhibits are always good and the at
tendance large. The crowds usually make
the succeSe of thing of this kind, and the
ease and convenience of reaching Weldon
inSureS crowd. -r7.,..
For nineteen years the Roanoke and Tar
River Agricultural Society has been hold
ing its annual fairs at Weldon. They get
better year after year. and the one to be
held on October 30th, 3lst and November 1st
and 2nd. promises to be the largest and
best exhibition of this kind ever held in
North Carolina. There will be daily eX-
cursions ON all the railroads at greatly
reduced prices. There will be hops every
night, and a grand german Thursday night
led by Mr.. Jno. s. Cunningham, of Per
son county, who is to be chief marshal
Two thousand invitationshave been issued
to ladies all over the State to attend
Music by Iardellas banl, from Richmond,
the finest in the South. There will be a
tournament Friday and coronation ball at
night.
Other strong attractions are Cora Van
Tassel Comedy Comedy at the theatre every
night; daily exhibition drill by Scotland
Neck mounted rihemen, the only cavalry
company in the State, and good racing
every day. The whole to be under the adj
mirable management of Major I. l.. Emry,
president; Mr.. w. w. Hall, editor CT the
Roanoke Netos, secretary, and chief mar
shall CUNNINGHAM. To those who attend,
and there will be many from this section,
the GOLD LEAF assures pleasant time.
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~pErIAL NOTICE,

1y-Our friends throughout the country
viIl confer favor by furnishing us with
sny news Of local or general interest that
may occur in their respective neighbor-
hoods.
Hsers Will please mention the GOLD LEAF.
Ry 80 doing you will greatly Ob9gs Us,
while it will cost you nothing.
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Mr.. N. II. Frohlichstein, of Mobile, Ala.
writes take great pleasure IN reconimend-
ing DIR. Kings New Discovery for- Con-
sumption, having used it for severe attack
of Bronchitis and Catarrh- IL gave ulc in
slant relief and entirely cured me and L
have not been afflicted since. I also beg to
state that had tried other remedies with
no good result. Have also used Electric
Bitters and DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
both of which | can recommend.
Br. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. Coughs and Colds, is sold on posi-
tive guarantee Trial bottles free at NJ.
Dorsey's Drugstore. -.t-ssse1
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Buy your cigars and tobacco at Harris
Drugstore. juue-2l.
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Returning leave W elu0n at 40 p. II.
Arrive at Henderson at S25
Tickets good on all trains to be sold
from October 2Sth to November I'd, incfu-
sive, good to return until November 4th,
Inclusive
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G. u. WieF has been greatly beReftted
By using Woriham's Mineral Water. He
has been afflicted with scrofula for some
time and has been almost cured. Mr..
wier lives in the Bear Pond section Of the
county, some miles from the spring, and
sends for 1t regularly. SEPT. L-a
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HENDERSON TOBACCO MARKET.

Corrected weekly by ID. !. Cooper, Propri-
etor of CooPER's WAREHOUSE.
HENDERSON, n. e., Oct p, 1855.
Fillers--Common dark or green q
Common TO medium - 9
Medium TO good 3@
Good toafine @ 10
Smoters-l,ommon 3@
Common to mediIEl. sass %
:. 49,. :. Meafam to good 3 ,Sg 10
Good to fine T8g Is
Cutters-Common to medium IL Sg IL
Medium to good u g .
Good to fine % tQ 70
Wrappers-Common ~ g u
Common to medium 10 t9 is
Medium to good 70 eg 70
Fine to fancy D.@ %
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-%~C ~

NOVEL AND UsEFUL.-One of the most
novel and useful inventions we have seen
is the Maybaum self-lighting pocket lamp.
1t must be seen to be understood and ap-
preciated 1t is simple in construction'and
cannot get out of order. All you have to
do is to turn the barrel Cor inside part of
the lamp and small strip of thin card
board on which is arranged substance re-
sembling match head slides into place.
This is struck by piece of wire fixed on
the top Of the continuance, and the wick is
instantly in blaze. Simple as is the whole
thing it gives very good light and will
bum it is claimed for II hours. Where a
temporary light is wanted, and for lighting
cigars, pipes and the usual purposes for
which matches are used the ce is nothing
like f1is unique little affair. For sale at
Barnes. Stainback & Cos store. Call and
see it.
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bot
tie of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 80
cents. For sale at w. T. Cheatham & Cos
drug store. Feb-9.
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GONG TO LEAVE Us.-Tte Harrison
Bridgers Dry Goods Co. are going to dis
continue their mercantile business at this
place in December and go to Richmond
Va, to engage in the same business. They
desire to reduce their stock as much as
possible before moving. and offer their
large line of dry goods. millinery. boots
and shoes, &c. at greatly reduced prices.
The readers of the GoLp LEAF should avail
themselves of this rare opportunity to Sc
cure great bargains.
The ladies say the dress goods and trim
mings at Watkins are prettier and cheaper
than ever before. You are invited to call
and see for yourself.
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Il. r. SATTERwHTTE,

On TO DURHAM.-The Durham Recorder
says: "Work has commenced upon this
end of the Durham & Northern Railroad
and tracklaying is going OH near the electric
light plant. We understand that this road
will be pushed through with all possible
speed to an early completion. In month
or more we may expect to see the iron horse
steaming in and out from Henderson and
thus another rail communication will be
given Durham. We will thus have town
of trailS for a fact
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SHILoH's CURE will Immediately relieve
Group. Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
For sale at w. I. Cheatham Cos drug
store. Feb-9.
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Henderson Mineral Spring.
HEypyRsoy n C. Sept. L.

HENDERSON, Y. C., Sept. u. 1888.
Mr. GEORGE +. VORTEX:
Charles Baskerville has bern afflicted
for some tune with scrofula, and IL cor
rectly informed by him, my opinion Is that
after using your Mineral Water few
months, ] believe he Is entirely cured VI
said disease. THos. T.. DEByAM, If. ID.
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. Insure your life, insure. yonr property
rith :. j. + Y6tSG. Agent.
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THEATRICAL.-J. Clinton Halls dra-
matte company presented the pleasing Yves
tern comedy drama Ranch 10 at Burwell
Hall last Friday evening. A fair sized aud
fence witnessed the performance which
was perhaps up to the average.
Monday and Tuesday nights Cora Van
Tasssfs company occupied the boards
They had advertised to play Sweet Is the
first night, but instead gave the audience
Saved by Dream, a rehash of Kathleen
Mav0urneen. The second night they played
Fancbon, the Cricket. They did not have
as large an audience but the performance
was better. The company is not as good as
it was formerly.
"We've got 'em''-the best, largest and
cheapest stock of goods ever brought to
Henderson. S. & &. WATKINS.
MARRIED-At the residence of Mr..
Simpson Dean, in Henderson, n. c., at
o'clock Tuesday evening, Oct. 23rd, Mr.
William A. Cheatham and Mrs. Catherine
E. Hicks, Rev. j. D. Arnold performing
the ceremony. The marriage was very
quiet affair only the immedia e family and
few special friends being present. The
groom is we'll known citizen of Hender.
son and the bride is an estimable lady who
is held in much esteem by those who know
friends in congratulate and good wishes
for long and happy married life to MI
and Mrs. Cheatham.
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Send 10 cents 10 T.. 4. Ford. general
passenger agent, riltsbug, Pa, and you
will receive copy OF the Handbook Of
the PENNSYLVANIA Lines, containing well
drawn and accurately printed maps Of Hal
timorc. Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland,
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isyllc, New York, Philadelphia, pitisburg
aud Allegheny. ~. LOUIS and Washington.
tables oi hack and cab fares In each city,
general information OF great value TO all
tnyclcn aud concise and exceedingly
interesting account OF the characteristics
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handsomely printed and bound, aud, SAYS
the Chicago HTuid, 'should bc among the
books Of reference Of every man who de-
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country" Ten cents Is requested ~ an
cxprrxsion OF the applicants good faith.
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LOCAL NOTICES

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 224second st.
BRiYKLEy LUMBER Co.. l2i Jefferson st.
CITIzESs' Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 AMI
22 Beale street Tel. 1856 for wagon TO call
PANTS made TO order from 50 up. l.
Menke, tailor 40 Monroe street
LIE LUMBER Co., $50 Second street.
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings.
ALI sizes CRATE baskets, fronts and fend
ors, also heating cooking stoves, for sale
cheap at Gabey's Telephone 20.
&. Il. llorcHKIss. skilled matchmaker
Difficult and complicated watches | es
pecially solicit. No. $3.50 Main street
PuRE and white rs the flower who's
name II bears are tho biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DrAN & IILLy CorFEE AND SrIcE Co
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30 1883.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Thcater.

1.-THE Buckeye" light comedy play,
was presented for the first time at the
theater last night, by Lizzie Evans and
company. II is not strong play, al
though there are several good characters
connected with the plot-especially the
tavern keeper, Jonathan Strong, which Is
well portrayed by Henry Wilson-'and the
waif, Mary Jane, by Lizzie Evans. The
minor rolls are fairly well filed. Miss
Evans is a good soubrettc actress, dances
and sings attractively, and invariably sue
ceeds by her antics and stage business IN
capturing the gallery and pleasing the par
quette. There are many who prefer to see
her in her old play, "0ur Angel" which
seems to suit her style OF acting better,
probably, than her new venture, THE
Buckeye" in which she was favorably re-
ceived by the audience last night. The
Buckeye" will be reproduced might and
during the remainder Of the week, except
on Thursday and Friday nights, when
"Our Angel" will be the attraction. There
| will be no performance Saturday night.
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A WORD ABOUT CATARRH

''lt Il the mucous membrane. that wonderful
semi fluid envelope surrounding the delicate tis.
sues Of the air aud food passages that Caiarrh
makes ~ stronghold. once established. II eats
into the very yltils aud renders life but long
drawn breath Of misery aud disease. dulllng the
sense Of hearing tmmmcling the power Of speech,
destroying the faculty Of smell, iaintlng the brath
aud killing tho refined pleasures Of taste lnsid'
lousy. by creeping on frnm simple cold IN the
head. II assaults the mcmbmnous lining aud Gu
yclops the bones, eating through the delicate coats
and causing Inflammation. slouRhlng aud death.
Noth ng short of total eradication will secure
health 10 the patient. and all alternatives are sin.
ply pfOcmstiuntcd suficfings. leading 10 fatal
termination. SANToHp's RADICAL CuHE, by iHhd'
ldiion and by Itsradl administration, has never
ialledj even when the disease hos male ifghtiul
iuruais on delicate constitutions hearing, smell
aud laslg have Rssa sscelsgSi, aud .lne, alsSRs'
SANruups RADICAL Cunr consists oil one bottle
IT the RADICAL ttrE Que box CAfAnuHAL Sot.
vENr. anil one iNrnuvtD lNHAiIH neatly wrapped
In one package. with full dinciions; price, 500.
rulIrn nuuG q CHEMICAL To. BosTUS.
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THE PROSPECT PARK DUMMY.
Meeting OF the Stockholders Yesterday
"A Committee Appointed.

"A Committee Appointed.
The stockholders Of the Prospect Park
Dummy railroad met yesterday at the
Office Of the Chickasaw Land company.
Judge Latham, president Of the company,
presided over the meeting, which was
largely attended. The affairs Of the CON-
pany were discussed at great length, and a
resolution was adopted authorizing COM
mittee to examine the books OF the com
pany, acquaint themselves with its exact
condition. and report Wednesday, Octo
Der 81, at 3 o'clock pm, TO which day
and hour the meeting was adjourned
The chair appointed M such committee
NJ. Burke, Sol Coleman and Dabney Nj
Scales
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uo,s, with tti. own re,ara.

ffum Hafpers lhfAr
Nervous Old Gentleman What ON
earth Il that burning, Charlcs2
Charles En-
Nervous Old Genilcman-l say, what
makes that terrible odor?
Charles Why, father, | am smoking
one vi your cigars
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tfum the tinuiiu Journal
Father "Thcophilus, my son, did YOU
abstain from lighting today, ~ ! told
your" "Yca" perhaps YOU had no
proyocaiion 10 frht2" "lcs, had. Bill
SNipcs said a. how dad was afraid 10 meet
his dad, or he'd get licked" Gle said
that OF me, chi Why didn't You smash
him in the ncck2 ! lear, Thcophilus, that
Won have no ufidc.h
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ambulance wagon. They failed to show
up yesterday.
A dry goods salesman and n bank clerk
then walked fora box OF cigars, half mile.
The dry goods man beat his competitor
about 200 yards.
Thus ended u very fine days sport
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A Hast, Remark.

From the Texas slfiings
Merchant "What do you mean by
using such languagc2 Are you the boss
here, or am the boss2' Clerk ~ know
I'm no, the boss Then II you are not
the boss, why do you talk like blamed
fpoi2n
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wouIdu'i no Anything.

TTUW NO WU'WITTINU TUT
lie Cautiously: "What would you do,
Fannie. II were 10 kiss your Fannie:
"Noihing, Harry, What would there he
Tor me 10 do2 You could attend TO II,
couldn't you?p
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snreie.. Mniher.,

Many mother have permitted their children Ia
die h,iurr their c,cs when they might have been
saved. Any mother Who Keeps house without a
tuttle oi Ackers English iAhy Nouthcr ~ hand,
runs rlsk Nhlrh shc may sometime ugrct II
hnssaNcd the lives ~ thousands ut children, and
Il dolng ~ c,cy ycar ~. J. llcsi,f, druggist
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The O,hcr cum.Bu,,on.

Prom the Dclmll frcc rrcss
Drummer Showing cuG button TO hoto
clcrk)--I say, found this button ON the
third floor this morning. II the oYpel
/ snouii y.''.' - ~ 'st"rhs. / Il ~
him Drummer him II It's gold
TO leave the other one ut my room, lOl
fourth floor.
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WmrrnS SANITARY COMMISSION, ST.. LOUIS,
Nov. IL, ls6i.-.Micssrs. j. Il G. Mcguire:
The agents Of this commission have dis
tributcd largely In the army Mnguire's
Benne Plant, and find II the best OF all rem
edies for cholcra, diarrhea, dysontcry etc.
J. q. FoRMAN. Sec. West San. Com.
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obe,e.i Promptly.

Prom linfpTfs ianf
"Clara, shouted the old man from the
head Of the stairs, ~ called down ten
minutes ago that Il was time for that
young man 10 60, and haven't heard the
front door close yet 'No, papa he left
by the window
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coming Lycnts.

The first hall Of next week Minnie Mad
dcrn will appear at the theaetr in "Ca-
price" and ain Spite Of All, and the
remainder OF the week will be filed out by
Roland Reed in "The Woman Halter"
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rieLed on. roehe, Too Many.

Prom the New Nvfk sun,
Visitor TO convict. Only friend, you
appear 10 be entirely indifferent 10 your
surroundings. Have YOU no fceling3'
Convict. mo feeling II hadn't been
an expert icelcr ! wouldn't be here TO-
day."
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EaIIof Paris.

This fine military and spectacular drama
was presented again last night before q
well pleased audience. II will be the
attraction nightly during the remainder OF
the week, when it will close for the
season.
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sIour IMPROVED.


DIAN sal have been = rpat sufitrf viih my
sighi iof the past i've year, having iust the ust III
NY left eye gutlfrlY but snuc using The glasses
you 20 scientifically adapted a. my sight have trcn
able a. rad with pCfiuvt ease, aud my sight 4
gradually growing ttmnFcI
10 u. sTENHEtNER
New Nofk city.
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App,ederc scho.i of Cookery.

Ladies aud children DESTROYS Of joining
GLASSES please send names or call on
Mus l.. L. Cars,
3iB Mississippi avenue.
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OvrpAiis cleaned every Friday by Mem
phis Steam Laundry, 81 Second street.
branch office 81 Main.
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rnoM rnr MINISTER To JAPAN.
0Al,ruoS. rrr., May q. iss0

GAiyrroS. Trx., May q. 1850
Nj A. X. HAvEui
DIAN sal am much pleased With the pantl
scupc glasses you ~ pcfic,tly adapted 10 my eyes
With them ] avn able io rad a. IN my youth TOO
nuesi pint With the rfvatrst case ! cheerful,
rvcommcnd them 10 the puhlic RESPECTFULLY
" "a ~ nhAnn.
u'x Governor VI Tstnsi Minister ~ Jalan
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nIsuor oi,Eao's LETTER.


srwhNrr. TrSS. August ~ 1851
Mr. A. X. HAwKEi
sm-i have been using your glasses for tho
Rraicf part " two years am much Impressed
with their superiority aud take pleasure Ia com.
mondlnT them Tor long uso aud pcficci sight where
that IL possible. Respectfully,
AIrN GREGG.
Bishop Episcopal Churrh and Chancellor Of the
tni,cnliy ~ the south.
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MR. %. L. cAsoN. Expert optlsian. viii
remain until wrDSrSDAy. oCronrn
N, n, the Drug store Of r. .. FORTUNE,
the Depot tot these Celebrated Gla.....
No Charge for fituagS
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Huonrs 4 IlAllER's is the place to got
good bargains In jcwclry.