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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-08-02
Frank Lcslie's Popular Monthly for
August

''rhe Battlefield Of Gettysburg : its Mem
cries aud Memorials is most Interestingly
treated III the P0putar Monthly for August.
The famous points Of the great battle, the
visits paid to 1t Gy lie commanders and by
officers and soldiers Of both armies, the
monuments that now mark the ground
where regiments held their own under
whitening tirc--all these come before the
reader wildly. Over the Tetc-S Dire"
takes us to Alpine travel, and viii interest
all III land that cannot he too
we'll dc>Cgibed or pictured. The Spice
Trade of New IOri<" is an illustration of
how many micklc makes Il muckle.
Few would suspect the amount annually
invested in these tribes al the kitchen, Or
low tire world i circle,l to get them. Oar
Young men will be more Interested in
inGlc-hInd Sachtins, the management OF
sailing craft That one person can with Il lit
tic skill direct, III fair weather or foul
sneak .hoatS, caHuc-yaWIs, cruisers. etc. y
sketch OF llouaon. thv sculptor Of the best
Statue of Washington, makes known AL
artist OF more than ordinary merit. - Ola
time Ladies Iieaddres,eo and Muffler,'
will give suggestions at least to lady
friends. Life in P0mpcii' is depicted 10y
pen and pencil. Striking a Light
Lightning Photographed, Stories, Nd
ventures, ard continuation of Clarence
VI. BontCllc : absorbing novel, The Grave
Between Them, make ur most attract
i've and aCaSunahIe number 10 while away
many Il pleasant hour and give topics OF
cUlN CISdtIU1.
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THE KING OF GLORY
The Most Charming Life of Christ
Ever Written.
CHEAP AND BEAUTIFULLY BOUNI
Low PRICES AND FAST SALE.

Don't he idle when you can be N kir G
from $40 : 0 to Sl09.00 per month. There
l. no hO, on lu3 American market thai
sell any faster than it does. One agent
has sold 1906 il less tnan six months.
D~iiy We are reCoiN ing reports SHOWN =
fl III 30 to 50 sd es per week 40 were
so d in WilmiI g on, y, e.. III five day ;.
Another agent st II IN Albany. Ga, 1872
copies OF the King of Glory in less than
Il month. is d boz k IF vivid interest
and is endorsed bv the leading men OF
thu S"urh. One agent las contracted t.,
sci. $50 c, pie III less than year: Ser d
Ior beautiful illustrated circulars Of the
book and catalogue of other pubica>
items. Sen 80 cents for raavas-ing out
liz Including COZ = the hoo K in hest
hinoi1T. We are the OLDEST AND
LAi;G EST Subscription k,a 4 House is
The South; cur line Of Bibles are uusur-
passed.
SOU I'll ESTFRN PUB. co.,
lob IL 100. spruce >, rect,
june IS. /. Nashville, Tenn
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LiGHTs OUT.

The Gentry challenged at TIE open gate
Who passed idm by. because the hour was late;
Hat. Who goes thcre?'' "a friend" ''Aus
WE'LL
81 ftieHd old rhap'''-a friends farewell
And had passed the gate.
And then the long, last notes were shed.
Tire ccIoing Calls last notes were dead,
And sounded sadly,-as stood without, -
T!lo.c las. sad rotes OF all: Lights Out!
Lights Ouc-
Farewell companions. We have side by side
T.tc5ed ifstoFys heightened shadows past US
glide;
And worn the scarlet, laughed at, paid,
and igurfcd comrades logly laid,
And toll I'D hardship have we known,
aud folIogcd where the flag had gone.
BIT all the echoes answering round about
Have Ji!dcn you 10 sleep: Lights Outl
Lights Out!
And ncvcr moro for me shall red fire fash
From bright revolvcrs-Oh, the crumbll1g ash
Ofiifc Is hopes frnition. Fail
The withe.ed friendships: and they all
Are sleeping! Fast away,
Tho fabrics of our lives decay,
The robes of night about me lay
Ard the air whispered Is 1 stood without
Those h. saI notes Ct I'll: Lights out:
Lights Quit
The Week.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-08-02
Another Advance StcD.

The Manufacturers Rrcord. in carving
ont its work In behalf of the development
of the South, has decided upon another i'm
pOrtant step, which Is the establishment OF
branch Offices at Louisville, XIV, and An
niston, Ala. Kentucky, which has been so
marvellouSlY blessed by nature with Won
dcrful mineral, timber ami agricultural
resources, Is now making very rapid midas
trial progress. \ ueW spirit has been in
fused into its business, anG the future
promises IN era OF great activity in tie de
TclOpment OF It's vast iron aud coal inter-
.eStS. louisville, the leading city of the
State, alrcady great manufacturing point
controlling an immense amount of capital
Is taking thr lead in this development and
1t is there that it Will center. Alabama
the Industrial progress Of which suIpasSeS
anything in that line ever uefore accom-
isIIShed. Is destined tn become enc of the
greatest manufacturing countries in the
world. Hence 1t Is appropriate that i'll
these two States, one on the borders of the
South and the other III the very center of
that Section, the NtRufdclitrers' Rsc0rd
should have branch Offices. With this in
View. and desiring to accomplish still more
than We have yet done for the upbuiIdiny
Of the South, we have selected LuuiSv;lle
hnd Admission for our branch offices. Then,
with Offices at Baltimore and Louisville
the two largest cities nn the borders of the
South, and at Admission which is in the.
very center of Alahama'S Wonderful daYr!-
,opment, tue Nam fartRfers' Record will he
batter. prepared, even. than heretofore, To
work Tor TIE advancement of the Whol.
South, and We trust that It's laburs in
making known the advantages and re-
sources OF this Section-destined 10 lie the
richest country upon which the sun ever
Shcne- may be crowned with abundant
success. .NGa'Lf IctHrGrS' Record
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TOW To MAIZE TOMATO CATsUP.-A lady
has furnished the Raleigh Erenmg 1'iSitar
the following recipes fer making tomato
catSup:
Take large quantity Of tomatoes and
scald and peel them, press tham through
line hair sieve and lail the pulp in a nor-
celalI kettle "a tin or iron Will blacken il +;
cover the kettle closely and keep it at a
slow boil during four hours then measure
the pulp of tile tunatoes, ami TO every TIVE
an hour after tie 81! j is in. stirring it fire.
Gtentiy have rrady Ia equal proportions Il
mixture OF powdered ginger, nutmeg, mace
ana cloves To every two quarts If the
liquid allow large teaspoonful OF these
mixed spices, adding a small tcaSpoonfuI
OF cayenne pepper; stir III this seasoning
and then bull the catSup half an hour
ictger; strain it carefully into 4 large
pitcher, avoiding The grounds OF sediment
OF the spices. ard then 6wllile hOt) pour il
through . flannel Into bottles; cork them
tightly ;keepitiua dry coQl place
. Mash one peek zdf ripe tomatoes. put
them in preserving kettle and let them
boil until you can strain tliem through
sieve; :hen add SIX onions chopped tiuc
four tablcspooA>falS al salt. four of black
pepper, one tea>poonful Of Gloves, four at
cayenne pepper three of mustard seed. Il
little ha4rse radislt chopped fine, altc tea
spoonful Of mace one Of cinnamon, beaten
fine, add one quart of vinegar, one pound
-, OF sugar mix all together and Stew until
thin enough. .--f ~
Real AMI advertise -+l-. Il NJ ftf,s u,
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Read and advertise in the GotDi
fl.r.r.
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STALLINGS & CREWS.

HENDERSON, n. c,
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POMONA HIEL NURSERIES,
POMONA, NORTH CAROINA,


Two and half miles west of Green's
borl. n. G. Tie main line of the r. &
y. K. +. passes through the grounds,
and within 100 feet Of the office. Salem
trains make regular stops twice daily
each way. Those interested iii fruit and
fruit growing are cordially invited to
inspect this. the largest nursery in the
State, and ore Of the largest in the
South. Stock consists Of
APPLES.
PEACH.
PEAR.
CHERRY,
PLUMS.
JAPANE.E PERSiNMOES.
APRICOTS,
NFCTARINES,
MULRFRRIE5,
OUNCE,
GRAPES,
FIGS.
RAsPBERRIGS, GOOSEBERRIES,
CURRANT%,
PIE PLANT.
ENGLISH VALNUTS.
PECA%S,
CHEsTNUr,
WBERKIES,
ROSES, EVLRGEEENS,
SHADE TREES, &c.
Al The rev and rare varieties as well rs
the cd ones which ny new catal ngue
for 1888 vii show. Give your order to
my authorize agent or order direct
from the nursery. Cosre~ pondenca so
l'cited Descriptive catalogue free to
applicants. Address,
J. VAN. LINDLEY,
Pom; ia, Guilford Co. n. G.
P. ST liza :'c sa esman vented in
every comfy. II = I'd paying commits
sion WILDE given.
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LATEST InPn0VED
LIGHT RUNNING HIGH ARM
SEWING MACHINES

For sale on easy terms, and all kinds
Of Sewing Mschines repaired. In my
eleven years experience il the Sewing
Machine business have adjusted ard
repaired thousands of Ma hines, eX
tended the period Of their USE fitness
and saved many the expause of buHjng
new one. II you have q Sewing Ma
chine that needs cleaning, adjusting or
any repaIfs, call on me or drop ms :
postal card aud I will estimate the cos
of repairs.
lam p rmanently located here and those
to whom | am a yet Il stranger, are re
specttu " requested to give me trial
those who have any doubt whatever a.
10 my reliability, en- reier tu the hes I
Known Families III this aud other sec
items now using u 4chines repaired ana
adjusted 10y me.
c. .. POYTHRFS&.
MACHISlsT.
Henderson, y. G.
Ii4n-l2 6 II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-23

The Ways and MsAos Co0@issee Fail
10 Agree on . Time Limit.


The Ways ana Means Ceuaisses Fail
10 Agree On . Time Limit.
LEAD 10 LIVELY pfscusszox-No coScLCsioN
kxAcHkD-AHorHEI nxRrrSa 10 n HELD.
The ways and means committeeis struggling to
reach an agreement as 70 . limit Of the tine 70 Do
devoted TO general debate OF the tarin bill The
Wnoie committee was In session from 10 O'Clock
unui AFTER IL discussing the question The repuo.
ncans Insisted upon having for their side OF the
question ten days Of nve hours each for general
oeoate; and they would not agree TO
any night sessions for debate. The democrats
tnougns ten days on side too long time. and In
ASse9 upon holding night seseionA They had quite
a., discussion for more than two hours WITH.
o., SacMng any conclusion. The republicans then
wltnorew, with the understanding that the dis
cus1on should be continued tomorrow, and the
oemocrats remained behind closed doors until late
themselves There is no prospect OF their deteT.
INNING upon anything to-day.
THE DxhocRATIc CAUCUS
Is 70 meet tonight The proposition made BY the
republicans VIII b reported by the committee.
and the caucus viii probably then give tnstruc-
tiona II 10 the purpose OF the democrats of the
Com uana, 70 reach vote before the ST LOUIS
lspuoncans as 70 time would mako that impossi-
pie, apparently, and the prospects are that much
snortef Time VIII be allotted TO general debate or
else niGnt.sessionS will be insisted on.
TIE DEBATE To-MoRRow.
MI. McMillin wiz open the debate tomorrow.
He Will begin few minutes after IL, with care.
lly-prepared speech In support OF the bill, and
Mr.. Burrows will follow him with a speech upon
the other side. Both speeches are expected to b
interesting.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest qeleglamS 10 The Star.



GOV. HILL WANTS THE LETTERS WHICH HE Is SAID
10 HAVE WRITTEN RoLLIS n. SQUIRE PRoDucED.
NEW YORK, April 23.-The senate aQueduct In
vestigating committee resumed its work this morn
stated that he had received = Telegram from Gov
ern0r Hill demanding that Rollin n. squire be re-
CURED to produce letters be swore he had received
from the governor, and Chairman Fassst said all
efforts would DO made to secure them. President
Spencer, OF the aQueduct commission, was first in
lars Of visit 70 Governor Hill Two or tSree aays
ganization bill He had seen the Governor then
and the governor had said TO him: "If was as
thoroughly convinced that the comptroller should
Be retained 10 that commission as you are, would
II told the governor" said the witness 81 was
going that afternoon and would be glad to see him
again; and he said he would be glad to see me
able 10 see him. being told he was busy"
Mr.. SQUIRE PRODUCES THE LETTERS.
Rollin w. Squire next took the stand and pro-
duced the letters he had said he had received from
Gov. Hill The FIRST was under date of February
20, 1885, signed by Private Secretary VIM. G.
kice, and telling the witness the governor would
be home in Albany the following sunday and
would be glad TO see witness then. MIR. Squire
said this proposed visit was with reference TO
the reorganization. other letters were presented
OF unmportant character and relative To appoint
ment for interviews, and among them one under
date OF June 20, 1885, to tell Squire the governor
would be at the Hoffman House at a certain date
and would like TO see him there upon some definite
matters squire received the letter TOO late TO
meet the governor and so telegraphed him AT Al
bany. In response Mr. Squire received this letter,
dated at the executive chamber, Albany, n. T.,
July ], 1885:
Hon. Rotttn N. Squire:
My DEAR SIR: Your telegram announcing that
you did not receive my letter until TOO late for
personal interview is at hand. desire TO
See you about several things that can wait,
and IN reference to one only will now speak.
Hon. Henry c. Nelson, OF West Chester County,
is a personal and political friend Of mine.
his brother has been removed from some
position which he held in your department..
Should be exceedingly grati1ed II ne could be re-
stored to his former place held by him, and take
the liberty OF respectfully requesting you TO re-
1Dstate him, provided you can consistently do so
ana the puOilc interests will permit OF its being
done. There are several urgent reasons Tor desir-
Ing mis- reinstatement, which / cannot very well
explain In this hasty letter. Very truly yours,
DAVID B, HILL"
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Chairman Hemphill Makes . stout Rf.
fort 60 70 On with District Business
To-day, but the House Overrules Him
and Takes Up the River ana Harbor
Bill.
MI Hemphil made a hard Tight to-day to save
the assignment to District business In the House
Before the House met it was understood that the
nver and harbor bill would be passed for occupa-
ton OF the Districts time. Mr.. Blanchard, the
chairman OF the river and harbor committee, who
occupies seat near MI. Hemphill. announced to
that gentleman that he was going to make the
light, and asked him to yield gracefully.
Mr.. Hemphill insisted that he was going to have
the day for the District II possible. SO when the
call OF states for the Introduction of new bills was
over and the speaker announced that the regular
by the District committee Mr.. Hemphill asked
and received unanimous consent to lay aside the
anatomical bill without its losing its position be-
He then moved to 60 into committee Of the
whole TO consider the District police bill. Mr..
nze that motion with one TO proceed with the con-
sheraton OF the river and harbor bill The
Speaker said that the only way 10 do this was 70
vote down Mr.. Hemphill's motion.
vote was then taken, and the motion was de.
feated by standing vote Of AZ to IS. The yeas
and nays were then called on the motion.
DEFEAT AND ANOTHER EFFORT
The yeas and nays resulted in the defeat OF the
District by vote OF IS to 1876. The House refused
to take up the District police bill. But Mr. Hemp
hill did not give up easily, and he moved to take
up another District bill. In this connection he
stated that his purpose was to get test vote, so
as 10 know certainly whether the disposition OF
the House was TO deprive the District OF the day
especially assigned II by the rules OF the House.
He reminded the House that the deadlock for
Which the District committee was in no way re-
sponslbe, had cut the District out OF its last day
before this, and he trusted that 1t would not now
oe deprived OF this he knew OF no people who
were In greater need OF legislation than those In
the District and many bills OF Importance to them
were upon the calendar.
TIE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL TAKEN Up.
The House then voted, "a yeas 81 nays, upon
the motion, and after that the river ana harpor bill
was taken up.
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DIFR.


Rear e Si saif. l's SSSsas p'i
cox. Gone to join the angels, LULU ALEXANDER
aREnoR COX. aged nine months aud e.sht days, died
isabelle aud Edward ID. Cox
Funeral will take place from the residence Of hoe
psrents. 1854 street northwest. Tuesday aiternoo
24h inst at O'Clock Friends Of the family
CUNNINGHAM In GEORGETOWN. April %. 1855. Of
consumption. MARY CuNNINGHAM
row. Tuesday al y sa1sss s ss
JOHN A GRAHAM. asea ninety years three mon ,ii
Funeral from his lste residence. sli 18th street.
northwest, on Thursday Path. at 2 pm
THOMAS HAM-soN, Of his residence. on Lanier
Heights. near Washington DC.
IS PM IDA j. beloved vile q kei.rd Harms, -
anS SsSshs wS St X Green; ; Of thu, city
dence aoli Druid ai avenue. ssItiSOre .e' ''e fs
HILL; on April 81 1855, at l2 20 O'Clock. sftsrs
iOrtitnde. CORA = beloved vii. q James X. Hill
FaSerai tuesday a O'CLOCK. from Israel O. n Z.
church. corner FIRST and streets.
By HER curpHsu.
HINGHhEHs g :, Apr, ~ lsss
oDonnsn ainckiey. assd seventeen months Inter
Ss a Fl i:s sSES s..ns e:
liz - fa % will take place from b. lat. residence.
at 10 O'Clock.
MARIIN. On April 90. 1855. u 30 An. FRANK
ALBERT. youngest child Of Fillmore and Minnie =
Martin. s~sd eight months and one week.
Safe in the arms Of Jesus
.s oh n mSsSs hRr s sSss
Of H II. .s .ss s.ss from p.
ner Of 9TH and streets northwest "Wednesday.
are respectfully invited 70 ssenS '' mo 'r'tee'
PARKER On Sunday. April 22. 1884 Of the rssi-
s srTf K M E S N N me Ssosn M
Funeral from st. Ann's. Tenisysown, "Wednesday,
April %, 10 am. Interment ct osk Hili.
RICK On Saturday. April 81 lsss. ct 30 D N
LOUIS HENRI, third Of John aud Mssdslsns Rick.
Funeral viii take place from HIS parents residence
POL? I street northwest. Tuesday, April 2@t lsss.
tend
SCOTT. Arril %. 1888 2 80 q. M WILLIAM IT.
SCOTT. in the forty ninth year VI his ere.
Funeral to-morrow. Tuesday. ct a pm. frum has
late residence. l7o6 18th street northwest Friends
invited 70 attend
SMITH On sunday. April ~ 1885, 81 ~ A5pm-,
after long and painful illness, MARY FRANCES
SMITH. beloved wife Of Charles T. Smith. and dsugil-
Of the late Charles and Mary Ann Coltman. sged
hfty i've year and hye days
8 street northwest Wednesday, April -, st 3 pan.
Friends and relatives respectfully invited 20 attend
THOMAS. On sunday. April 22d. 1855. LOUIsA
NJ THOMAS sxed twenty-f year,
Funeral "Wednesday at pm; from Ebenexsr church,
corner Fourth and streetA Friends and relatives o.
the family are invited.
THORN; On sSnd.y, April 2a, lsss. :, 500 m,
". Thorn, aged thirteen yesrs.
intermsnta 81 Rock Cree
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Politics In Indiana.

Indianapolis Special TO the New York Sun, April 81.
The Hon. W. II. English WAS elected delegate 10
the STATE convention by acclamstion, and will
probably be sent TO the national convention In ~.
Louis. He Is favorable 70 Clevelanc's renomlpa-
ton. Senator Mullenix, prominent democrat OF
the second Congressional district and candidate
for delegate 10 ST. Louis, has just returned from
an extensive trip through southern Indiana. lie
says everybody Is for Cleveland ana Gray. Con-
siderable significance Is attached 70 the fact that
ex-senator Mcdonald was defeated as a delegate
TO the state convention His opponent received a.
votes TO McDonads IL. The meeting passed q
resolution strongly endorsing Gov. Gray for Vice.
President Mcdonald says he made no exerIion,
but simply allowed the use OF his name 10 crafty
friends. while his opponent, a baker named Nc.
Cannon, made an active canvass The contest for
governor will probably be very bitter. The con-
vrntion meets on Thursday. some few delegates
have been instructed for Congressman Bynurn,
Notwithstanding his earnest protest. The battle
Will De between Congressman Matson ana ex-sec-
rotary OF state Myers. More counties have been
Instructed for Myers than for Matson but the lat.
terls friends declare that he will be nominated
-
SUNDAY IN IRELAND.-yohn Dillon addressed
meeting at kellystown, Ireland, sunday, under
the auspices OF the National League. The police
did not interfere. A crowd OF 800 persons rescued
prisoner at Abbeyreale and stoned the police.
Fifteen Officers were injured, four of them severely,
The police arrested i've OF their assallants-
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The following changes from Saturdays quotations
y. s. AS. 1891. coupons. lO7h bid, l0S asked.
Y. $. A. COUPONS l24h oo 6id 12S a. ssf ssa
no bid. Warrington Gas. 80 bud. 39k asked.
bid, l64 asked Corcoran Insurance, so bid SO
asked, Columbia Insurance. l2k bid l5k asked.
Brick Machine, go bid. 800 asked. National Met.
Mechanics Bank Of Georgetown 1863 asked Citizens
National BANK, 100 bid --,aSDed. Great Falls
1l7H asked. Penn. Telephone Company 40 asked.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co, 1Sk bid.
Inland and Seaboard Coasting Co.'S bonds IL
asked washinston Light Infantry LIST mortgage
1919 bid. l59 asked Panorama Co., 80 bid, As
asked. Columbia Title Insurance Co., SD bid 57S
asked.
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PROPOSALS.

IDRoPosALs FOR FUEL AND wAsHING-OrYIcF
- OF Recruiting Rendezvous, u. y Army No o91
tenn.ylv,n,a sysnse northwest Washington b. G,
To the usual conditions win be received Al fbs
ing Rendezvous At No. S24 Pennsyiyani. svenns
ycLoCK NOON on he Twenty. E H1n Iw StIoE
MAJ. ISIS; q which time and place they viii Be
supple. and renasripS services Indicated. Tor ss
nse s,, ssryce u 8 Army, wherever required
June ~, 1889. wa Furnishing aud deliyerfns Snsf
and washing articles OF Governments clothin9 and
eaaipass. The Government reserves the r,zht IN ~
ect any er all proposal Blanks and fun informston
Bidders are notified tha taoa award forma csptsncs
q any bid under this advertisement will be inss unfl
services refsrred % can be paid for EnvSlopSs
tanning proposals. should be married s.Pro,sss. ~.
-" and addressed 20 Recruiting Ofscr 10 osSx
PenDsylvania avenue north west, Wsehis rton ~ Is
sp34.