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WANTED!

Honest. Temperate, Energetic men
to Solicit Orders for our Nursery Stock.
Permanent Employment and Good Pay.
Choice. new and rare varieties a. well as
full line of Fruit and Ornamental Sur-
sery Stock. Satisfaction guaranteed In
customers and agents. state age and
previous occupation. Name this paper.
Address r. CT CHASE IL Co., 1870 south
Penn. Square. Philadelphia. Pa.
Tieb % OIL
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This is to certify that Mr. E. f. Hight,
formerly of Wake Forest, =. G., bat now
Of Henderson, n. e., lived here several
years, engaged as merchant dealer in
Clocks, Watches, &c, and i'm repairing the
same and 10y his Integrity i'm business and
superior skill as an artisan, he gained the
good will and confidence of the entire com
msnity. PROF. w u. SIMMONS.
Treasurer Wax. Forest College, y. G..
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SOl. W. D. lCkctt OtdLc Organizer ana
National Lecturer of the Farmers Alli-
ance, will address the farmers and public
generally at the following times and
places:
Louisburg. franklin county, Friday,
Henderson, Vance county, Saturday,
Oxford, Granville county, Monday,
March 26th.
Will spend in Granville county, Tues
day, March 9th.
Warrenton, Warren county, Wednesday,
March 28th.
Littleton, Halifax county. Thursday,
March 29th.
1t is very important that every member
Of the Alliance, and especially the officers,
should be present and hear Bro. Pickett.
He will discuss the principles and pur-
poses of our order. He is thoroughly post
tive of the Alliance Everybody invited to
hear him. l.. l.. POLK,
Secretary N. G. F. S. Alliance.
WHY WILL 1oU cough when Shiloh
Cure will give immediate relief? Price 10
cts, so cts, and 81. For sale at W. T..
CheathaHl i Co.'S drug store.
-&~N>~
Guard Against an Overerop of Tobacco.
The Durham Southern 7obaceonis: warns
tobacco farmers against planting too large
a crop this year, which would result in An
overstock of common tobacco being thrown
an the market and prices put down below
the cost of production. 1t says:
The cotton country has been oyercropped
and this is one danger that We would beg
the tobacco planter to avoid. Over produe-
ton means nothing more nor less than
starvation. This is a peculiar truth. Let
Us illustrate: Price is regulated by the de-
mand rising or falling as the demand
increases or diminishes. Over production
giuts the market. There is a surplus after
the demand has been satisfied. This sur
plus produces stagnation, and money
sharks seeing the powerful efforts of trade,
to rid itself of this stagnatiop, buy up the
surplus at about one half the cost of pro
duction. This is the planters loss he
bought goods and guano on a credit. to
make Big crop, paying 6tg per cent.
He fails t. realize for his bt1 crop the
money expended. He overlooked the
planting Of necessary grain, and the result
is q mortgage, on the crop before it is
made. 1t IS a mistaken idea to suppose
that mortgages do not eat. They consume
more than family, and must be satisfied
il the children starve.
Farmers. you have the power to regulate
the price of your tobacco. Do not make
too much, and make it good. We eau find
no better illustration Of over production
than this. II you attempt to put a bushel
into peck stomach, your man will lose it
all.
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SyEcIAL NOTICE.

-,,Hr friends throughout the county
10 = favor Try furnishing as T ahat
snI sews Of local OF genera. ln'e neishbor
NAV occur in their respective A'
sSoas .,,. calling on or writing to adver-
..ees Viii please mention the Gotp 2;d LEh A..
E,eI 20 dong you viii greatly oohge u.s.
D2iIe II will cost you nothing
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ARE VOC MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation. Dizziness. Loss of Appetite,
Yellow Skin? Shiloh Vitalazer is posi-
tive cure. For sale ct ". T. Cheatham &
Cos drug store. Feb.
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Brick for Sale.
zoe, 900 we'll burned brick.
narch-l5a J. KyIIy


The ENGLISH SPARROW BECOMING A
NUIsANcE.-The English sparrow has be-
come nuisance in the larger cities of
the North, and war OF determination has
been declared upon them. But the psstiTer-
GUS little creatures have come to stay. They
have invaded this section and are becoming
quite plentiful. One serious objection to
them is that they drive away ether birds,
notably mocking birds, cat birds, and o.hers
OF the feathered tribe. One popularity of
the English sparrow is that it confines its
habitation to the towns mostly. Thus far
they have not proved to he the pests here
that they are in other places. They are now
building their nests all over town, and
their twittsring can be heard from ever,
hosse. We may ere long expect to rear
the results.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING
The Board met in regular session Monday
5th. The usual pauper business was trans
acted, and number of accounts allowed.
The Henderson Neaos was allowed $50 part
payment for printing exhibit of accounts
allowed by the Board for the year 1887.
The ammount of bill as rendered was So,
but as all the printing had not been done
SOME items it seems having been omitted
when the exhibit WAS made up-$25 of the
amount of account was retained, to be
added to the charges for printing the bal
ance, making the whole amount probably
800 or 1928. s. l.. Bobbitt was allowed
S22.75, w. j. Clarke was allowed $40 90,
and J. W. Overton was allowed $500 for
building bridges for Vance. Sheriff Smith
| and Register of Deeds Cheatham were al
lowed fees, &c. Henry Young, fees and
expenses as jailor, was allowed S73. so. J
&. Young, Clerk Superior Court, was al
lowed $145.S8. on account of State failures
Several Justices Of the Peace and Consta
bles were allowed various sums varyin,
from so cents to $500 on account of Stat.
failures.
| "HACKAETACK," lasting ana fragran
perfume. Price Is and so cents. For sail
at w. I. Cheatham Cos drug store.
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FoR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint
you have printed guarantee on every
to cure For sale at w. L. Chcatham &
Cos drug store. Feb.
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SHILoH's CURE will Immediately relieve
Group. WhOoping Cough and Bronchitis
Fer sale at w. T. Cheatham d Co.'S drug
store. Feb-s.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-03-15

Beautiful styles in dress goods, white
goods, &c, at
march !, 0. COOPER & MITCHELL's.
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For THE FARMERs.-The GOLD LEAF
desires to be of service to the farmers Of
Vance and the surrounding counties. Per-
haps this is not altogether an unsslfsh aim.
In promoting their prosperity we render it
less hard for ourselves to keep the wolf
from the door; TOR upon the farmer the
success and prosperity of all other business
must depend, and it is to the interest Of Us
all to wish to see the farmer successful.
We therefore invite correspondence from
the farmers with view to making the
GOLD LEAF vehicle of thought for them
as we'll as others. Give the result of your
experience in cultivating certain crops,
your success or failure in cattle and hog
raising, sheep husbandry, &c. Let US
know what fertilizers you use, how much
to the acre, and your crop yield. In doing
this you would not only be helping your
| neighbor perhaps, but would thus adver-
tise the resources and capabilities of your
section abroad. II you are a farmer, con-
sidel yourself personally invited to con-
tribute all article for publication in these
columns, upon any subject you may choose
to write about, at any time you may feel so
disposed.
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Fresh lot of Patent Family Flour, just
received, at
march 40. CournR b NITcaELL's.
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How To HAVE COOP BACoS.-W take
the following from an exchange:
As good sweet bacon, clear of bugs, is
just " hat we all desire, let me tell you
how to have it. Let your bacon lie salttd
about four weeks then take il ont, wash il
of in warm water, then hang it UP and
smoke il about three weeks, then take 1t
down, hasc,a large pot of boiling water,
dip each piece in it sufficiently long to de
stroy all eggs and bugs, then drain little.
Then get a sufficient quantity Of black pep
per finely ground and mix it with good APP
pie vinegar, just enough to make ii about
the consistency Of good paste apply IT or
the feshy parts of the pieces; after you
have finished then you can hang 1T up again
and raise smoke for a couple of days to
dry it off. You need not give it any Other
attention as no bugs will bother it any
more. But during long damp spell Of
weather 1t would be best TO raise OCCASION
ally smoke to prevent it moulding.
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For Sale.

A sne Holstsin cow. In good con-
dision and a splendid mixer. Also
q registered Holstein bull calf 10
months old, and a registered Jersey ball
calf six weeks old.
feb ga SAMCEL WATKINS.
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bot
tie of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 30
cents. For sale at w. T. Cheatfa IN & Co.'S
drug store. Feb.
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TuBEROSES

For sale at Cemetery Lodge, Henderson, Y.
C., cents each fer dozen 50 cents re-
duced rates for more than dozen.
feb-224o. JAMES RODGERS
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Cooper & Mitchell are agents FOR Daisy
and Clipper plows. Best on the market.
march ], 4 ..
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Aeeaey for Hackney Bros Carriages. dc.

Having the agency for Hackney Bros
6uggies, carriages, wagons. road carts, &c -,
can sell any style vehicle desired at fac
tory prices. This work 10 all OF the best
materials and fully warranted. R.posi-
tory in ONeil building. A good SUPPLY
OF vehicles Of all kinds ALWAYS on hand
MI: Jas. 4. OSeil will show the work
and wait on customers.
! March 8, 81 Hi. RURwE,
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PINKsTON g. SHEARIN.-As will be seen
by reference to their advertisement in this
paper, Messrs Pinkston & Shearn, propri-
etors of the Henderson Flaming Mills. axe
still in the land and propose to remain
here, supplying the public as heretofore
With sash, blinds, doors, and building ma
terials generally. Their factory is thor
oughly equipped for the speedy and salts
factory execution of all kinds of work in
their line, and it is gratifying to the GOLD
LEAF to know that they are kept busy,
filling orders from a distance as we'll as
supplying home demand. The work. turisi
out by this firm stands we'll, and their es-
tablishment is a credit to our prosperous
and entcrprising town. Besides manufac-
turing such articles as above mentioned
Messrs. Pinkston & Shearin make spe-
cialty of dressed lumber, flooring, wealth
erboarding, &C., and handle rough timber
(for framing purposes) as we'll. They dc
contracting and building and will furnish
plans and estimates on short notice.
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Insure your life, insure Your prep
with J. Il. YOUNG, Agent.
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For Rent.

have for rent good dwelling house,
four rooms, with pantry, &c.
Two room Kitchen IN the yard. Good
W. Il of water and large garden on the
premises. Pleasant and healthy loca-
ton; very desirable nsipb borhood.
t. business part of town and
churches. For terms, &c, apply 10
w. r. STAISBACK
at Lassiter's Store.
rmarch IL.
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WOULDN'T THERE BE CONFUSION AND
CONSIDERATION, TnoUGH?-If country
newspapers were to publish the names Of
subscribers who take, read and enjoy, and
are gratified by, yet refuse to pay for, their
home papers, the reputation of most con-
nunltles for moral honesty, would depre-
ciats ten per cent, says the New York
Sun. An editors labor i, seldom esteemed
Or compensated. A lawyer will give you
FIVE minutes advice on topic and charge
you IS for it, An editor will give you ad-
vice on a hundred topics and charge you
1--WE cents copy for his paper and very
often i've cents given to an editor will save
FIVE dollars given to a lawyer In fact no
other business is so universally robbed
and swindled out Of their labor and CAPT
tai as country newspaper publishers
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Our readers are requested to use Saliva
ton Oil for all pains. 1t is sure cure.
Price 25 cents.
For form of government let fools con-
test For ordinary life it Is enough to
know that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup cures
coughs and colds.
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PEKsoNAL.-Our highly esteemed towns
mar, Col. VIM. II. S. Burgwyn, has been
elected president of three important enter
prises within the past few weeks namely
The Atlantic. Henderson & Virginia rail-
road; the Henderson Sash, Blind and
Door Manufacturing company, and the
Henderson Electric and Gaslight eompa-
ny, Just organized. We have no more
progressive citizen in our midst, and such
appreciation of Col. Burgwyn's enterpris.
ing and public spirited character, is but a
just recognition of his valuable services to
the community. No man gives more OF
his time, talents and means for the better
ment CT Henderson and Vance county
Would that we had more such useful and
valuable citizens amongst u.s.
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The REV. GEO Fl. THAYFR. of Bourbon,
Ind. says: Both myself AMI wife ow.:
our lives to SIHLoH's CONSUMPTION CURE.
For sale at w. I. Cheatham & Co.'S drug
store. Feh-o
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A NOBLE ADDITION TO OUR "ART GAL
LERY."-We are indebted to the Henderson
North Carolina) Tobacco Association for
large card containing photographs Of
At members of the Association. They
exeellently portray the features of the
gentlemen, and it is the opinion Of all who
have seen them that they represent body
of more than average intelligence, good
looks and strength of character And it is
noticeable that nearly all are young men
The following are the names of the gentle
men in the order named Oh the back Of the
card 4:
/. W. E. Gary, President.
2. W. II. Walker, Vice President
8. A. W. Schaum, Secretary.
/. Geo. 5. Prichard. Treasurer.
SALES COMMITTEE.
5. w. IL. SmoOt, 6. 1. B. Gary,
Z. n. P. Strause.
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Or DIXON AID THE ORPHAN ASYLUM
Or: b; + Dixon. Superintendent of the
oxford Orphan Asylum. was among the
callers at the Adpdnce Office this week
Inc Doctor WAS in Goldsboro to see the
broom factory and coutemplates esta hlish-
Ing one at the Asylum. He says he has 27e
children now at the Asylum. and zee ,aa.
no man In the State can do more for their
moral, religious, intellectual and indus
trial training than DR.. Dixou.-Iold,horo
4dedRce.
To all Of which the GOLD LEAF cheer
fully subseribes. There 10 not q grander
institution in the land than the Oxford
Orphan Asylum, nor is there one of anv
kind under better management. DR.. Dixon
and his able corps Of assistants are doing
noble work for the homeless orphans of
our State, for North Carolina, and for
humanity. Such an institution is q credit
to any people and North Carolinians every
where have cause to feel proud of and
should take pleasure in supporting the Ok
ford Orphan Asylum.
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WHOSE PAPER DO You READ ?-The cd
itor of the Elizabeth City Falcon, received
two letters from two persons who wished
to become subscribers for to paper. One
OF them wrote that the paper might be sent
to him for one year and when the money
was due he would pay it. The other man
enclosed the amount of the subscription
price and said he preferred to pay in ad-
vance, that then he would be reading his
paper and not the editors. The Fdlcon
comments as follows
The first correspondent thought he should
not pay till the end of the year. He is
mistaken. At that time he would owe us
hfty-one past due accounts, one of which
would have he"n standing eleven months.
and only one bill, the fifty-second, would
be paid promptly, il he sent US the money
promptly. The second man, understands
the financial workings of n newspaper, and
states the fact, that when he pays in ad.
vance. he reads his paper. not ours. Dear
reader, whose paper do you read Z?
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HENDERSON ELECTRIC AND GAS LIGHT
CoMPANY.-At a meeting Of those inter-
ested beld on the 9Th inst, at the Office Of
Col. Burgwyn, for the purpose of organic
ing the Henderson Electric and Gas Light
Company, the following officers were cleo
ted President, Col. VIM. III s. Burgwyn
Vice-president, j. r. Young; Secretary and
Treasurer, j. 2. Taylor. Board o Direc-
tors, Col Burgwyn, J. r. Young, r. L.
Daingerfeld, A. e. Zollicoffer and w. n .
Ruffn. Mr.. Zollicoffer was elected at
torney for the company also. Books for
subscription to the stock Of the company
are open at the Bank of Henderson. 1t is
proposed to commence work at once. the
plant to be put in and operations begun
as soon as possible.
/ THE NEED OF MAKUFAcroRIEs.-M
! factories are what we want to build up
Henderson more rapidly and make its
prosperity of a more permanent and sub
stantial character. The GOLD LEAF has
so often discussed the advantages to be de-
rived from the Investment of capital in
permanent and safe paying manufacturing
enterprises. requiring the employment ol
large numbers of operatives, both to the
owners and the community in which the,
are located, that we deem it hardly worth
while to dwell upon that point further.
boom in manufacturing enterprises, the es
! tablishment of what are termed small in
dustries, is just such an impetus as ou
town needs, and if consummat-d, its bene
fits would be felt by all classes Of our citi
zens. Mutual benefit is the result OF com
bined effort. Let us 20 to work along thi
line in earnest.
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Persons who want their gardens plowed
should apply to II. Il. Burwell. Prompt
attention and charges reasonable.
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Remember the sale Of valuable town
lots by \. II. Chayasse on Murch 31,t, at
3 O'Clock. For further information apply
to L. A. Davis.
That the GOLD LEAF IS appreciated by
the business men of Henderson, is evidenc-
ed by its splendid advertising patronage
and large and growing subscription list.
Several new advertisements in this issue,
and a number of new names entered upon
our list this week. Let them continue to
come, we can accommodate many more.
The weather is getting decidedly mild
and Spring like, and if it continues this
way long the small boy will be digging
bait" and hunting up his fishing tackle.
The blue birds and robins have already
put iu their appearance, but there is no
telling how long before a regular March
blizzard will blow them on the other side
OF nowhere.
DIR. N. T. Pope, colored, of Hartford
county, has located in Henderson for the
purpo.s Of practicing his profession. He
is graduate of Shaw University, Raleigh,
and bears a certificate from the State Board
! Of Medical Examiners. He has been prac-
ticing about two years and is we'll endorsed
b. some of the leading citizens where he
comes from.
| We had the pleasure Of visit yesterday
| from Rev. L. J. Gattis, agent for the Col
porters Society of the North Carolina
| Conference and editor of the Cotportcr
| published at Durham. MIR. Gattis is ell
gagged in good work and no man perhaps
We found him pleasant and agreeabl,
| gentleman, whom it makes one feel better
to know and converse with.
See notice of the Superintendent Of
| Health, and govern yourselves according
w. Tn. laws governing the sanitary con
dillon of the town will I've strictly enforce,
as they should be-and offenders nceC
expect no favOrs. GA stitch in time, save.
nine )" and precaution in time may pre-
vent disease and save many dollars il
doctors bills. Now is the time to put til.
town in perfect sanitary condition.
Plow deep while sluggards sleep,
| And you'll have corn to sell and keep.
Old Adage.
Reach high while sluggards lie,
And you'll not have hens to buy.
-G0OddlLS Sun.
Lay low, where devils go,
But reap the seeds that angels SOW.
-GorhGm 4Mountajnccr.
Be wise and adv artise,
And in the scales of success you ii rise.
Take a look a. the Lehman Clothing
CSmpanys attractive advertisement thi
week. They have now on exhibition tn
largest and best assortment of fine ready
made clothing, gents furnishings, week
wear, &c, ever brought to Henderson
They are determined to keep the lead a
heretofore, and mean a great deal NOR
than they say in their advertisement. Yo
can save money by buying of them. A pei
feet fit guaranteed and satisfaction give
as to style, quality, makeup and price.
For correct styles Of Mourning Jewelr,
call on Z. E. Hight, who keeps Fowler
English Grape Stone Jewrlry,. which
recognized as the standard by the be:
| authorities in America
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AMUSEMENT AHEAD-The Lulu Delmo
Dramatic Company has secured dates for
Burwell Hall next Monday and Tuesday
evenings. This is said to be a very good
company and our citizens doubtless hare a
rich treat in store for them Miss Define
is supported by her own excellent COM
pany, brass band and orchestra. The la
dies play in the band. Usual prices
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Why not take out policy on your life in
the Equitable" You should have it.
J. II. YoUNG, Agent.
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Store for Rent.

New brick store next door to the one &C.
cupied by John w. Purefoy Size 24x6o
feet. Immediate possession given.
j. A. KELLY,
feb 23-a Henderson, n e.,
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Farmers Meetings.

Col. G. B. Pickett State Organizer and
National Lecturer Of the Farmers Alli-
ance, will address the farmers and public
generally at the following times and
places:
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LET Us HAVE A CANNING FACTORY IN
HENDERsON.-The GOLD LEAF wants to
see a canning factory established in Hen
derson first, because we believe it would
pay the owners; and second, because every
manufacturing establishment adds that
much to the industries of the town and
must be a benefit to it. In conversation
with gentleman Oh the subject few days
ago he informed US that he was conten-
plating starting canning factory, and
was then corresponding with some parties
about the matter. He proposes to furnish
the capital and get an experienced man to
take charge Of the concern and run it.
There are a number of similor establish
ments in different parts of the State, and
they are all paying. There is one at Lex
ington, which has been in operation only
one year, and it Is success in every way.
Eighteen hands are employed and the out
fit cost $500. The factory has put up about
10, 900 dozen caas, most of which have been
sold in North Carolina. Four months is a
working year with the canning factory.
They put up peaches, pears, apples, berries
tomatoes, early garden beans, etc.
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HENDERSON TOBACCO NARKET.
ERECTED weekly by d. Y. Cooper, Propri.
etor Of CoOPER's WAREHOUSE.

"
HENDERSON, \. e., March II, 1888.
Fillers--Common dark or green ~ g 4
Common TO medium "a
Medium to good 9
Good to fine 10 q l2
Smokers-C0mmon IN
Common TO medium "a 6
Medium to good q IL
Good to fine 10 U Is
Cutters-Common to medium Is g 10
Medium to good IL Gg %
Good to fine % GD -
Wrappers-Common is GO Is
Common to medium is CT 20
Medium to good 50 e 80
Good TO fine 40 "a 81
Fine to fancy 90 - 10
GEORGE FIELD,
General Merchandise Broker,
AND FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENT
HENDERSON, \. G.
All business attended to promptly. Cor
respOndence solicited. Once in Cheatham
building. sec s.