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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
A fine pony or will swap for good mule
or riding horse. Apply to
august 16-iO. 5. WATKINa.


AGRICULTURAL FAIRs.-That aGricul-
tural fairs when properly Conducted are
good institutions of their kind admits of no
doubt And to make them successful as
they should be and fruitful of good to The
class they are designed to benefit most, the
agriculturists themselves-the farmers and
stock-raisers of the cOuntry-should con-
tribute to their support in the way of max
ing exhibits of their products. Be it said
with regret, to too great an extent the fairs
of the present day are not agricultural fairs
in the strict sense of the term, and the
farmers are to blame for this. They are
the making or the undoing of the county
fairs. This much by way of preface to the
following from the Elizabeth City Neus.
That paper says on the subject:
The season is drawing nigh when the va
rous agricultural and kindred associations
throughout the State hold their annual eX-
hibitlonS, and it DehOoveS all specially i'll
tereSted, and for the promotion of whose
interest these associations are instituted, TO
make timely preparations for participating
in this display Of rural products and do
mestic and other manufactures. \ A
comparison of exhibits, and an interchange
of views and experiences in regard to
practical matters, are often of great advan-
tage to such SOil-tiliers as are earnestly de-
sirouS of improving their modes of culture
and management. While the stalwart
wide-awake farmer and his intelligent and
muscular sons exhibit the results of good
! culture, breeding, and management, in
samples of extra farm crops, improved do
meStic animals, etc, the matronly wife
and fair daughters may very appropriately
present specimens of their ornamental and
useful handiwork, including sewing, EN-.
broiiery and the like. as we'll as whole
some and paiatable products OF the kitchen
and dairy.
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ABOUT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS should
remember that the busy season will soon
be upon US, and that farmers now read the
papers more closely, so that there is no
better time to advertise than the present.
That it pays to advertise every truly suc-
cessful business man readily admits. Look
around YOU and Judge for yourself. Who
are the men that are in the forefront in
their business? Are they not as general
rule advertisers? On the other hand who
are the ones that complain of dull times
and loss of trade? Do you find their adj
refreshments in the papers and in public
places?
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Net gain :. -. SI,395 So
ing at the Orphanage.
The business of the Association was we'll
and carefully conducted. AS Moderator,
Brother +. z. llobgoOd, of the Oxford Fc-
male Seminary, kept his eye directed to
the order of the day and the comfort and
had its place, and every speaker q fair
hearing. Brother Z. L. Wilson, the new
Clerk, kept up with his business; while
Brother a. &. Parham, the Treasurer for
life of the Association, or at least as long
as his brethren can persuade him to serve.
managed the finances with skill and
prOmptness uncqualled to anything OF the
sort we ever saw.
The following visiting brethren reported
present and were afforded an opportunity
to address the body Rev. Z. Durham, Cor
responding Secretary of the Mission Boards;
DR.. &. E. TAYLOR, President of Wake For
the Education Board of Wake Forest Col
lege Rev. ii. w. Battle, of New Berne,
representing the Baptist Orphanage; Rev.
j. ID. Newton, of Concord Rev. W. +.
Walton, of Thomasville Female College
j. b. Brewer, President of ChOwan Fe-
male Institute Rev. j. NJ. White, Princl-
pal of the Apex Academy, and Rev. \. w
Crabtree, colpOrter of the Association.
The large audiences that assembled
every day were anxious to hear preaching
and DR.. Marsh and his deacons, as tie
committee on Religious Exercises, APP
pointed Rev. DR. e. E. Taylor, Rev. Z
Durham. Rev. &. L. Watkins, Rev. ii: W
Battle. Rev w. f. Watson and Rev. j. ID
| Newton to supply the demand Rev 4
VanDeven.er preached the introductor,
sermon
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Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine for
September

September
Concludes George Macdonald's beautiful
story, 1.-The Elect Lady" and gives two
more chapters of the new story, Gene
We've; Or, The Children of Port Royal" be-
gun in the August number Itcontains also
a short story by Florence 8. Hallowell,
entitled "a Little Filtration" with very
excellent moral. "Perils and Heroes of
the Malanesian Missions" by Emma Ray
mond Pitman, is profusely illustrated
and entertaining missionary article; and
Paul Scarron,' by Henry Van Laun, is
an instructive study of that defOrmed
genius who was the husband of Madame de
Maintenon. A very curious article by the
Rev. William Burmet is entitled THE lie
gend of Elhanan; Or, How the Rabbits
Son Became a Pope; and Some Facts
about Chilli" gives much instruction, both
i'm text and picture, about the greatest
of the South American republics; Dr.;
Talmaoe's sermon is Songs in the Night,
and cdItorially he comments ON War
Prayer" Good Examples" and The
Best of Friends The departments are
we'll kept up, and poems ami short articles
all entertaining and useful. 1t is good
Summer number.
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KEEP COOL.
SALE OF VALUABLE LAND

Under and by Virtue of the power con-
ferred on me by a certain deed of trust
executed the 18Th dag of Naveiu Der,
1886, by Lewis Hawkins and wife LIS
zie Hswkius, and duly registered in
Vance county Registrars Office, Rock 10.
Page AIS, shall sell on Monday, the
oath day OF September, 1888, at the
Court House door in Henderson, the
lot Of land. near Henderson. in said
deed described. Terms OF sale, cash.
Time OF sale, IL N.
ANDREW J. HARRIS,
Trustee.
Henderson, n. G, August Goth, 1883.
august 23-i oI
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Bucklen's Anica SaIve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheun, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, 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. an-5 l c.
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DEMOCRATIC Mass MEETING At JONES
SPRrNe.-As announced last week the time
of holding the joint Democratic mass meet
ing and picnic OF Jones Spring. has been
changed from Friday oath, to Wednesday,
Aug. 29th The counties of Franklin,
Vance and Warren will turn out and it is
proposed to make it the biggest thing of
the kind ever held in this section. Several
prominent speakers will be present. The
Warrenton Gazette says:
1t Is expected that the mass meeting be-
tween Warren aud adjoining counties will
he one of the best that will be held in the
State this year. Let every good Democrat
be there.
Gen Ransom writes us that he will GER
tainly be at the great Democratic mass
meeting at Jones Spring the 29th inst.
Hon Thos. W. Mason writes that he Viii
be at the Democratic mass meeting at
Jones Spring on the 29th inst
Hon. ". H. Kitchen writes: 81 will
certainly be with you on the last Wednes-
day in this month at Jones Spring and will
| speak as God gives me power against Rad
icalism and for white mans government
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The buying public should know that the
place to secure bargains in ladies' diess
goods. notions, shoes, Sc, for the next 30
or 60 days, is at II. Thomason's store. He
has a large stock which must be reduced to
make room for fall purchases. A large
line of choice family groceries. provisions,
&C., always on hand. Prices as low as
any reliable dealer.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-08-23

A few more of those splendid Novelty
Force Pumps and Sprinklers left at this Of
fee. Call and get one. 1t is worth five
times its cost for use on plant beds, flower
gardens, &c, and of inestimable value in
case of tire-when the first outbreak is dis
covered. Price reduced to $50.
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Flat River Baptist Association.

Flat River Baptist Association met at
Poplar Creek church, Vance county, on
the I4th inst, and was in session three
DAYS. The sessions were we'll attended
very large crowd being present Wednes-
day. In company with Mr.. E. q. Barnes
the writer went out Thursday. The crowd
on this day was nothing like so large as it
was the day before we were told. For
report of the work done we are indebted to
Rev. DIR. Bailey of the Biblical Recorder.
We extract the following from his paper ::
This is one of the strongest and best of
our district assemblies. aud is always
largely attended by brethren from dis
lance The Association is composed OF
strong, educated and well-trained churches,
presided over by such pastors as Rev. DIR.
Marsh, Rev. j. A. Stardley. Rev: Z. A.
jenkins, Rev. J. s. Hardaway, Rev. K.
VanDeventer, Rev. j. \. Beam, Rev. Z.
f. HUMPHREYS, and other able ministers.
In the churches of this Association are
some of the ablest and most sensible lay
men connected with the denomination.
The Hesters, Knots. Ayeretts, Hunts,
Streets, Meadows, Wrights, Parhams,
Winstons, HobgOods, LaSsiters, Currins,
Gooches, Towards, Morgans, Norwoods,
and a hundred others. are Of themselves
sufficient to make an Association worthy of
the Baptists of North Carolina.
The field covered by the Association is
about thoroughly occupied. New churches
have been established at all the mission
points along the border of Virginia, and
good houses of worship have been erected
and paid for. Brother j. j. Meadows, who
has devoted his life to this work and to the
Improvement of the Sunday-schools, raised
during tile session money enough to pay the
last debt OH the new church at SassafraS
Fork.
The reports on State Missions, Foreign
Missions, Home Missions, Education, Sui
day-schools and Colportage were ably dis
cussed by Rev. T.. Durham, Cor. Secretary,
Rev. X. VanDeyenter, A. Z. Parham. DIR.
Mitchell, DIR. Taylor, Rev. j. NJ. White,
Rev. W. T. Watson, Rev. G. A. Jenkins,
Brother j. b. Brewer, Rev. Ii. w. Battle,
Reeve j. A. Beam. Rev. j. d. Newton. T.
NJ. rittman, Esq, and others.
The churches of this Association have
steadily increased their contributions to
missions and took a step In advance of all
their brethren this year in adopting mis-
sionary to China, subject TO the direction
of the Foreign Mission Boa I'd Of the Sonth-
ern Baptist convention. Rev. u. L. Wat
kias, born and rea Eed within the bends Of
the Association and educated at Wake For
est College. has decided 10 deyate his Efe
to tire Foreign Mission work. God has
called him to China. lie is a .nang man
Of fine mind. good attsinments, and ready,
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-08-23

SLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. SbilOh's Cure Is the
Remedy for you. For sale at W. L. Cheath-
ham & Cos drug store. fcb--9.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-08-23

AREyOu MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite,
Yellow Skin? Shilohs VitaliZer is "a posi-
tive cure. For sale at W. L. Cheatham IL
Cos drug store. Feb.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-08-23

W. T. Cheatham Il Co., use more ice
than all the other soda fountains in town
combined. They also dispense the most
delicious summer drinks of all kinds.
June It'll.
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BrIIDISG AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
AGHS.-The GOLD LEAF has repeatedly
urged the propriety of organizing Build
ing und Loan Association in Henderson.
They have proven successful wherever es-
tabliShed when properly conducted. and
besides paying the individual stock hold
ers. are worth much to the community at
large by enabling persons to secure good
and comfortable homes on easy terms who
otherwise could not. There is an institu-
ton of this kind in Statesville and the
Landmark says Of it
The third semi-annIal report OF the sec
retary and treasurer of the First Building
and Loan Association of Statesville. APP
nearing i'm another column, must be very
gratifying to the stockholders, and the
Statement of the work done by the AssO-
citation in enabling its stockholders to buy,
build and repair their homes, proves its
practical value to the community at large
as well as its benefits in an individual
sense. The fourth series of stock was
opened last Saturday, aud thus far 81 shares
have been taken in it. Since the asSocia-
ton was organized 81 homes have been Sc
cured to its members, 10 new buildings
have been erected. have been repaired
and added to, purchased and mortgages
cancelled.
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GATAaRn CURED. health and sweet
breath secured. by Shilohs Catarrh REM
edy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injec:or free.
For sale at w. r Cheatliam * Co.'S drug
store. 1eb-9-
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FOR RENT.

Store room in brick building is for rent.
Also one good room in Same house. Imme-
date possession. Terms reasonable. APP
ply to j. \. Kelly,
May 81. Henderson, \. L.
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TOBACCO Files,

For the best Tobacco Fiues made cali on
s. 4 T.. Watkins. They have frst-ctass
workman and use the Uefy 6cS iron s.dde.
Their fiues will outlast any others sold.
aug. g.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-08-23

"HACKMETACK." lasting ana fragrant
perfume. Price 25 and 80 cents. For sale
at w. T. Cbeatham Il Co.'S drug store.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-08-23

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's vitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you. For sale at W. /.
Cheatliam & Co.'S drug store. feb-9.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-08-23

Frui-Miz, the new Mexican beverage,
non-aIcoholic, is a delicious, cooling and
vitalizing nerve tonic. Dispensed by w
Z. Cheatham & Co.. druggists. June eth.
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w. T. Cheatham & Co, have a first
class soda fountain. and eater only To first
class trade. They want no other kind.
June 7tn.
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Everybody likes 1t. everybody wants 1t
and every body drinks It. Frui- Aiz. the
finest beverage In the world. Dispensed
by w. 7. Cheatham & Co.. druggists.
June It'll.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-08-23

For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents For sale
at w. T. Cheatham & Co.'S drug store.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-08-23

SHILoH's CoCGH and Consumption Cure
is sold by us on a guarantee. 1t cures
Consumption. For sale at w. L. Cheatham
d Cos drug store. feb
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-08-23

Harris keeps everything In the Patent
Medicine line. juue-2i.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-08-23

Buy your cigars and tobacco at Harris
Drugstore. june Il.
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apEcIAL MOTIVE.

rrirnds thrDugHOiN thV cOUHtI
;F-ruf ai favor by furnishing Us with
eill coo'ei =" 1ncaI or general interest that
sny N news o. il; in tlsuir respective neigi,bor-
Hood> calling on or writing to adyer-
PerrotHinI p,case mention the GOLD leaf
ti,'fs W iniar YOU will greatly oblige us
$ 81 Ip it viii cost 70" NOTHING uI
All Obituary notices. resolu-
NoTitC 1h".-nect, etc, will be charged for
tions I" ~, nf one cent a word and the
at the tayp accompany the manuscript. In
cash n ,'hsr re- fiirnds and patrons OF tue
Ca,r, are are concerned, no charge viii 1e
paper e@ arI the first ten lines-7aoout IS words
madr r rGI o. not exceeding that in length.
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THAT HACKING Cough can be quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
For sale at w. T. Cheatham's l. Cos drug
store feb-9.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-08-23

Toilet soaps, brushes, combs. csc. at
Harris Drugstore. june-2l.
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LET HENDERSON FOLLOW THE EXAMPLE.
The Landmark says the Statesville Plow
Factory is increasing its capital stock by
the building and loan plan. Shares are
500 each and the payment on each share is
50 cents per week, and Charlotte has cot
ton factory on the same plan. Why cam
not Henderson follow them 1t is one OF
the best ways of saving, and at the same
time utilizing your small means. This is
SON ewhat the plan upon which The Hender-
son Building and Manufacturing Company
was started and it is doing we'll and no
doubt will pay good dividend on the cap
ital invested Let other enterprises be cs-
tablished in the same way.
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20 10 Harris Drugstore for anything
W" Mahl ID The drug line. iune-ei.
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fluent speaker. The Association passed
resolution adopting him rs their mission
airy, ami arranged to pay his expenses la
the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
for the Lext tao years, while preparing for
the work i'm China, and after that pledging
the churches for his support as their mis-
sionary. This is worthy Of Imitation by all
our associations and large churches We
are glad that We have lived to see such
step i'm advance. May the day come when
all our associations rise to this sublime
height of conservation and liberality.
For the benefit of other bodies, and that
our readers may see for themselves what
the churches of the Flat River Association
are doing, we give the following summary
of the report of the Treasurer:
TOTAL AMOUNT CONTRIBUTED DURING THE
YEAR.
For Education $40 20
&c Home Missions ISo. 10
IS State Missions So. Ga
. Orphanage Z. -. =. Ito. 20
% Flat River Building at the
Orphanage :. 80. 6Io.s7
" State Line church =. 500
Contingent fund J.. SI.44
S3,22o. oo
Total amount contributed 1887. 1885, o
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APUBLIC BUILDING FOR Henderson,
Some months ago the GOLD LEAF suggested
the propriety of efforts being taken to Sc
cure an appropriation from Congress for
the erection of a public building in Hen
derson. We argued that other towns of
no greater Importance had secured such
recognition from the general government,
and why should not we? But such things
would not come unasked for and without
seeking after and it was worth the effort.
Nothing gained, nothing lost. And so that
simple suggestion had the desired effect.
This much at least has come of it: A Wash-
ineton correspondent informs us that our
representative Hon. F. NJ. Simmons, in
troduced bill in the House Monday to
appropriate $4,000 for public building
in Henderson. 1t is hoped the bill may
pass.
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Why not take out policy on your life in
the "Equitable!:" You should have it.
j. X. YOUNG. Agent.
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The largest stock Of cooking and heating
stoves in town, at 5. & L. WATKINS
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CREDIT Not DUE Us.-Our estimable
friend Mrs Sarah A. Elliott, in a recent
issue of the Oxford TorchIight, gives the
GOLD LEAF credit for something it is not
entitled to, She says:
Our worthy neighbor of the Henderson
GOLD LEAF, in late issue writes that
Henderson and kittrell having mineral
spring, of course oxford must have one.
Our friend is mistaken. The GOLD LEAF
has never made mention of the discovery
of Oxford mineral spring (Which has
been chrstened ROckbrOok and is SAID TO
possess great virtues) one way or another ;
and if it had, certainly it would not have
done so in the sneering manner attributed
to it above.
Henderson and Kittrell have mineral
sprjng and of course Oxford must have
one" And why not? Surely such people
are entitled to as many good things as any
body else, and certainly the GOLD LEAF
does not envy them their good luck ana
prosperity We only regret that it was not
diamond bed they found instead of
mineral spring.
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ANOTHER STRIKE AT THE FARMERS
The GOLD LEAF is glad to see the farm
ers taking the decided stand they do with
regard to the Bagging Trust" They de-
clare they will not buy yard at the eX-
orbitant price which they are asked TO
pay and are looking for suitable subSti-
tute for tagging to put around their cotton.
Several articles have been suggested, cheap
cotton cloth made expressly for the pur-
pose. bagging made of pine straw, &c.
Even if these cannot be had cheaper than
jute bagging the farmers of the South
should adopt one or the other, or both, in
preference 70 that, because of the fact they
will be of Southern manufacture, and the
further reason of the imposition that Is
sought to be practiced upon them.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-08-23

Il fine guns, laminated steel and London
fine twist barrels, at S. & &. WATKINS
Hardware Store. aug. %.
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ABOUT THE Coal YARD AGAIN.-Ihe
GOLD LEAF last week mentioned the fact
that 4 coal yard would be opened in Hen
derson. Mr.. IL. II. Burwell, agent, will
have charge of it. A side track, built on
a trestle. will be constructed for the pur-
pose and the cars will be run into the yard
and unloaded from the bottom. Large
platform scales will be used and every
thing conducted in regular business order
with an eye to convenience and cheapness.
The cars will be loaded at the mines and
unloaded at the yard in Henderson. There
will be no extra handling and no middle
mems commissions to be paid. This Will
give our citizens an advantage in this re-
spect that they have not heretofore had
Every kind of coal used will be kept and
sold in any quantity desired. MIR. Bur-
we'll will sell as cheap as Richmond OF
Norfolk dealers can afford, and perhaps
cheaper, because his expenses will not be
near as great. You can save money by
holding your orders for Mr.. Burwen.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-08-23

Large stock double and single barrel
breech and muzZle loading shot guns,
Remington fiobert rifles, powder and shot
and caps, paper and brass shells, at
aup. % S. &. WATKINS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-08-23

New Dunlop flour, low; Coverings Elk
celsior roasted coffee, meal, molasses,
syrups, toilet and washing soaps, catsups,
extracts, &C Choice goods-lOw prices.
aug. %. >. q y. w ATKINS.
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SHOUTING AFFAIR.-Sunday night Dixie
EdWafdS, white, went to the house of Ben
glasgow, colored, i'll the Bear Pond sec
tioh' and calling him to the door after a
lie" words shot him. The weapon used
was shot gun, the load taking effect
oelo" The knee. Both bones were shat
'efeu hecessitating the amputation of the
member above the joint. The shooting APP
pears 10 nave been very outrageous affair.
Inc negro it seems had incurred Edwards
dispieasure because of the fact that he held
information against him lEdwaras) that
would likely convict him for violation of
the revenue law. and going to Glasgow's
house Sunday night he was called out and
upon reaching the door was fired upon
WIN 'he result above stated Edwards
mas not been arrested and is supposed to
nave left the county. Such conduct de-
serves the seyerest condemnation and pun
ishment.
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Florida Orange Sherhct, our latest and
most delicious drink. Try it only 5 cents
glass, at W. \. FARRIss' Vienna Bakery
and Confectionery Store. may-246I.