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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-12-06
Communication.
UENDERSON. n. G.. Nov. 4:

IIsNDERsoN, n. G., Nov. 80. 1888.
EDITOR GOLD LEAF-Dear Sir:-Permit
me through the columns of your Newspaper
to publicly thank Counsellor A. e. ZOlli-
Golfer for the able manner in which he
conducted my case against Ned Thomas,
of the San Franchises Minstrcls, whom
sued for one hundred and one dollars. inst
wages for services rendered. Mr.. ZOlli-
Golfer won the case for me with twenty
witnesses against one, beside the uninvited
and unnecessary interference of Mr.. Sam'I
BurWei1. Git was my own business not
his to collect my salary.
/ treated him alright, but he went and
assisted Oh the strong side and would have
defeated the ends of Justice in every way
he could to keep ME from my just rights.
He informed me he was going to give up
business in Henderson and go to New
York. but he will find there that every
man to succeed must mind has 0,cR business;
not bluff. l may assist him thereby
/ return thanks to the Justice and judg-
ment given me by Mayor Goodrich who
we'll deserves the honor of all good think
ing, just citizens also to Constable Malone
for the efficient discharge IF his duties.
Thanks to you also for your kindness.
Very Respectfully,
JOHN HAMMOND.
Formerly Agent San Francisco Minstrels.
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Mortgage Sale of Valuable Real
Estate!

pY VIRTUE OF A MORTGAGE
D executed To me by A J. Kiveit and
wife, on the sixth day OF December, 1885,
aud which is duly recorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds of Vance
county, North Carolina, in Book No.
Is. on pages l56 and ls7, snail sell for
cash, by public auction. In the highest
bidder, at the court house door in Hem
derson. n. G, on MONDAY, THE TIA
DAY OF JANUARY, 1850, (being the
first Monday In january that lot or
parcel Of land, with the buildings and
other Improvements thereon, described
and conveyed in said mortgage, situate
at The corner of Young street and Rail-
road street, in Henderson, \. =. and
known as the Kivett residence. The
size of the lot is I5tX,60 feet, and iher5 u
situate thereon large new two story
dwelling house with slate roof. The
title to the lot is perfect, and the mort
gagors do not object to tte sale.
JNO. II. WILLIAMS,
Mortgage.
By T. r. hicks Atty.
Henderson, n. c.. Nov. cath 1888. 4 o
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A Complaint from North Carolina
To the Editor of the World: :

/
| 10 the Editor Of the World:
| In the issue OF the Oath inst. YOU COM
pare some of our great leaders with the
| leaders of the Democracy South. and state
that none of the latter would try to defeat
! the will of the people. | hardly can be-
! lieve that the first newspaper of the conn
try is SO entirely ignorant of the fact that
elections in the South are nothing but
farce, and must come t. the conclusion that
your paper wilfuliy encourages the fraud
perpetratei in the Southern states. North
Carolina has heretofore enjo. cd pretty fair
| elections, bit in the last election. fraud has
been committed, mostly in every Congress
sional district. Votes have been thrown
| on: by the Wholesale. and to-day the Old
North State has joined the ranks of thiev-
ing and fraudulent Southern States In the
Second Congressional District the frand was
50 openly done that the better class of DEM
ocrats hang their heads in shame
Now, in all fairness to ourselves, please
inform yourselves about the condition in
the South, and then state the facts and
nothing but the facts. You seem to have
information from everywhere else to dis
cover frauds, and we, the Republicans of the
South, wou!d like you TO get the same good
South. A. L. RCSENBUsCH,
Ch'm'n Rep. Elk. Com, Vance Co., n. C.
Henderson, n. c., Nov. q.
We apologize to our readers for publish
ing the above. The utterances of this fell
low are not worthy of respectable notice,
and would not be treated with such consid-
Grafton now, but for the reason that where
he is not known some credence may lie
given to his statements. Those who know
the character OF this creature Rosenbusch
will not be surprised at the tissue of false
hoods Matched out by him after an incuba-
ton long and labored in brain that never
conceived an honest thought.
The article is worthy of the source from
which it enlanatcs, and that is all that need
be said of it. 1t is easy enough to make an
assertion land he does not hesitate to assert
anything1 but quite another thing to sub
stantiate the charge by producing the facts.
And this the GOLD LEAF and all good cit
izns who love truth and justice, jealous of
the far name of North Carolina, and right
eousiy indignant at such a base SANDER
upon the State, call on HIM to do As tn
the truth of what this seeker after notoriety
land perchance a Federal position under
the incoming administration writes, Ral-
eish dispatch to the IForld of the LIST inst,
says:
$ 1t may De stated as an interesting fact
IN connection with this communication. that
the only suggestion of fraud made before
the Board of State Canvassers, which has
just adjourned, was alleged that such fraud
had been committed by Republicans"
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RETIREs.-As will be seen by reference
to a note published i'm another column,
Mr. A. llatchett, who has had editorial
conduct of the Neacs for some time. retires.
His friends and readers viii regret to see
this announcement. Mr.. Hatchett is q
pungent writer, original and Independent
in thought and expression, and the paper
had decidedly improved under lis manage
ment. He says he expects soon to he
welding his pen again in broader If not
a more inviting field, in which no one will
wish him more good luck than the GOLD
LEAF.
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lov. Sill. 1871 Pearl ST., New Yori

SHILoH's COUGH and Consumption Cure
is sold hy us on a guarantee. 1t cures
Consumption. For sale at w. 1, Cheatham
& Co.'S drug store. feb-9.
WILL. You SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint Shiloh's VitaliZer is
guaranteed to cure you. For sale at w. Il.
Cheatham & Co.'S drug store. fcb-9.
AREYOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite,
Yellow Skin? Shiloh's VitaliZer is n posi-
tive cure. For sale at ". L. Cheatham &
Co.'S drug store. Feb-9.
The Rev. GEO. IL. THAyFR, of Bourbon,
Ind, says: Both myself and wife owe,
For sale at w. Z. Cheatham & Co.'S drug
store, Feb-9.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Farm.

NDER ASDBY VIRTUE OF THE
u power conferred on me by a Deed
in Trust, executed by jams l.. Cneat-
ham and wife Caroline Cheaiham, Bos-
ton Kelly aud wife India Kelly, on the
18th dav OF November, 1885. and duly
and truly recorded In the Registers Of
flee for Vance county, in Book 8, Page
49I. I shall. on MONDAY, THE SIT
DAY OF DECEMBER. 1888, sell for
cash. to the biz hest bidder, At The court
house door In Henderson, the tract Of
land in said deed described, containing
about I50 acres, adjoining the lands Of
j. M. Barnes, r. q. Brodie. Il. T..
Tucker and others, The lanf has two
settlements snd specially adapted 20 the
growth OF fine tobacco. Time Of sale, IL
IN. Terms cash. A. j. HARRIS,
Trustee.
Henderson, NJ C., Nov. %. I>ss. 80
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FARMERS ALLIANCE WARE
HOUSE,
Henderson, n. C..

Vance County Alliance authorized the
opening of this house, and stands pledged
to give it a hearty support.
f. G Butler. Secretary of Vance County
Alliance, and W. Ii. Jenkins, Henderson 5
popular warehOuseman, are the proprie-
tors. Il. 4. Bullock, of WILLIAMSBURG Al
lance, is book-keeper and weigh-master.
November LIST was our opening day.
We respectfully solicit the patronage Of
Aiiianccmen, and of all farmers who be-
lieve I'M good prices and low charges.
Yours truly,
nov. 22-io. BUTLER. JENKINS & Co.
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Valuable Farm For Sale /!

For sale privately farm Of about five
hundred (5e0l acres in Mid way neigh
b.rhond, I'm Granville county, s,joisiflg
the lan6s OF ar. Arch Gregory aid
others, and known as the g Hunt or
:. eggie' land. Adapted 70 the growth
of fine yellow tobacco. Can be divided
into two or three smaller farms IL de-
sired. Several tsBemsut houses xut
curing barns, aud nearly one hundred
ceres in original grewti. Terms liberal.
Dir. John Bullock. who lives near the
and will take pleasure In showing the
land to any one who may wish 10 pur-
chase. For further particulars apply 20
Ii. =. WATKINS.
Attorney.
Henderson, y. u. xov. %, 1855. Q.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Farm.


TNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF TIL 4
~ power conferred on me by Deed
in Trust. executed by Walter s. Stark
and wife Belle IT. Stark, said deed dated
May Sd, 1856. and duly recorded in tho
Office Of the Register OF Deeds of Vance
county, North Carolina. ia Book 10,
pages 2I6-2l7 and also duly recorded in
the Clerks Office OF Meek lenbnr g county,
State Of Virginia, ! shall, on MONDAY.
JANUARY SEVENTH, 1889, sell for
cash, to the highest bidder, at the court
house door in Henderson. said Vance
county, ono half individual interest in
the tract of land Ia said deed described.
as the piece thirdly conveyed in said
deed. containing four hundred aud
twenty -four and three quarter acres Of
land; said land lying and situate in said
Meek lenburg county, State of Virginia,
and adis ming the lands of WIN. Shanks,
John Hester and George T.. Terry, and
known IA the Tom TeIry land. Time
of sale, IL m. Terms cash.
WM. FL. $. BURG WYN,
dec. Ga o. Trustee.
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Announcement.
HENDERSON. n. e. Dec. 5th. 1893.

HENDERSON, n. e. Dec 5th, 1893
L. Il. MANNING, Esq,
EDITOR OF THE u OLD LEAr-Dear Sir -
Will you do me the kindness to state that
on Monday night my csnnection with the
Henderson Meas as its editor was severed !;
that tender thanks for the many c1in-
memiatiens of my conduct of that paper,
and that | trust soon to be again III the
newspaper basiEess entirely untFameled.
by so doing you will much oblige,
Yours Truly.
A. HATcHETT
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Holiday Goods.

For jewelry and fancy articles of all
kinds suitable for holiday gifts 60 to E. Z.
elry of every description, fine gold and
silver watches, diamonds, rings. chains,
charms, pens. pencils. cuff buttons, studs,
etc. to which he would respectfully in
vite the attention OF the people OF Hender-
SON and surrounding country. Also an
elegant assortment of fine table and pocket
cutlery. clocks, etc The largest and best
stock I'm town from which to make a Seiec-
ton. Call on Mr.. Hight and examine his
goods before buying elsewhere. Dec 8.
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ANOTHER EDITOR MARRIED.-The GOLD
LEAF heartily congratulates Brother d. J.
Whichard, the fearless and talented young
editor of the Grecnville Reflector, upon his
recent marriage. Dave wouldn't tell us
anything about it until the affair was
all over, but we welcome him into the
Brotherhood of Benedicts no less cordially
for that. II married Miss Hennie ". SUIT
ton. one of Pitt county's most lovely and
accomplished daughters, the ceremony
being performed at the residence of the
brides father November 2lst, by Rev. j.
W. Wildman. The GOLD LEAF extends
the best of good wishes to Mr.. and Mrs.
Whichard for long life of usefulness and
prosperity. May Dawes new found treas
IRE prove a we'll spring of joy and hap
piness, and he the reflector" of her every
true and noble aspiration.
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For Sale Very Chcap.

A young Jersey COW with her first calf
q weeks old)-both from the celebrated
registered Jersey bull Valentine, once
owned 10y Col. Estes. The COW is very
gentle and good mixer Will take $50
for the COW and calf, being not half its
value. U. SMERDoS,
WILLIAMSBURG.
dec. 90 o. Vance Co., y. e..
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Crockery-magRificent display-at
nov. %. ). & G.. WATKINS.
Where to buy Christmas Goodies,

The holidays are approaching, and every
housekeeper wants TO know where to buy
such articles as must be had about that
time, such as mince meat, citron, jellies,
raisins, nuts, oranges, figs, apples. candies,
etc. Well, you will find full line of
these goods at John w. Harrison's fancy
aud family grocery store, together with a
complete stock of other goods in his line
Clipped beef in cans, potted ham, and all
kinds of canned goods a variety of Ma
sons cakes and biscuits, Registers andother
candies, buckwheat, cat meal, rye, -four,
hominy and grits, walnut and tomato cat
sups, olives, mustard aud several kinds of
sauces. etc I'm fact, everything 10 the line
of fancy and heavy groceries, can be found
at Harrison sand his prices are the very
Lowest.
Fresh butter and cheese always In stock
Fine cigars. cigarettes and chewing and
smoking tobacco. DO not fail to call on
Mr., Harrison when yoe want anything in
his line, Nov. -.
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Pure Sweet Milk

cents gallon. eight cents quart or five
cents pint.
HENDERSON Stock & DAIRY FARM.
Daingeriie.d Il Young, PIoprietors.
Dec, g.
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Registered Cow for Sale.

I will sell Mt request Of owner, in front
of Harris drug store, at T. o'clock. Satur-
day, Dec. Sth, one imported Holstein COW.
No. SIG, sold to owner as six gallon COW,
and as one Of the finest Of Lovelock's herd
of cattle. J. NJ. MASON.
Auctioucer.
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For Sale.

Twenty-three acres Of fine tobacco land
in one mile Of corporate limits OF Hender-
sou, one one-ho-se wagon, one registered
Jersey COW. one imported Hoisteiu cow
Improvements on land are two new curing
barns, ana new pack house. a tenement
house, 100 winesap apple trees, GOO grape
vines. Apply to
nov. g. Ill. T. WATKINS.
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NoIICE.-All obituary notices. resolu-
lions 1T respect, etc, will be charged for
at the rate of one cent a VOID 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-abOut Is words
or articles not exceeding that in length
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-12-06

Something new st f. E. Hights'-red
chamois watch bags for protecting your
watch from dirt and scratches. The ad-
vantage of the red chamOis leather Is that
it will not become soiled so easily.
nov. ID.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Land.

TYNDER ANDBY VIRTUE OFTHE
~ power conferred on me ny Deed
Of Trust. executed bv Friday Owen ard
Jane Owen, on tho Is h day of January.
1885, and duly rec -rded in the Registers
Office FOR Vance county. in Book 10. Page
92 I shall, on NONnAY. THE 3ls; DAY
OF DEcEMBER, 1883, sell for cash, at
the court honse door in Henderson. the
land in said deed described, containing
"a acres, adj dining the lands Of n. III.
Chavasse ard others. SAID land has a
good dwelling house, spring. &c. Terms
of sale cash. Time IL ,,'.'iock m.
g. r. DARRIS, Trustee.
Henderson, n. c., Nov. %, 1888. 40
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-12-06

Oh For a FIRST-CLAss HOTEL.-The
GOLD LEAF has mentioned all along that
one of the chief needs of Henderson is a
large, we'll appointed hotel, conducted in
first-class style. Suppose we had such a
building here as the new hotel at Hickory,
n. C.-the Hickory Inn-recently COM
pleted. We believe such an enterprise
would pay handsomely on the amount in
vested, if properly managed. for there
would never be a want of guests to fill the
building, both winter and summer. Few
places have finer natural advantages for
being place of resort for pleasure and
health seekers, and our greatest drawback
lies in the fact that we haven'tsuch a house
for their accommodation as this class of peo-
pie demand.
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Consumption Surely Cured.

To The EDITOR-Please inform your
readers that have positive remedy for
the above named disease. BY its timely
use thousands of hopeless cases have been
permanently cured. | shall he glad to
send two bottles of my remedy FREE to any
of your readers who have consumption ii
they will send me their express and post
Office address. Respectfully,
Il. A. SLOCUM, NJ. D.,
nov. S-lI. 1871 Pearl ST., New York.
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Communicated.

EDITOR GOLD LEAF I'm the Henderson
Neacs of Nov. 29th, there is an article
which does great in justice to many of the
ministers and delegates who were return
ing from the late session of the North Car
DINA Conference, Methodist Protestant
the kindness to publish the article from
the Netcs, herewith enclosed, and also the
following certificates from Capt. f. ii.
Powell. conductor on the o. & Ii. II. r.,
and E. II. Butler, Of Dabney.
Very Respectfully.
S. w. CoE.
Henderson, n. g., Dec 3rd, 1888.
The following is the article alluded to ::
The train from Henderson to Oxford
Tuesday night was crowded. mostly with
ministers OF the Protestant Methodist
church who had been attending their Con-
ference i'm Henderson. Many had TO stand,
among these latter were ladies, 1--WE blush
to own IT'D while the brodlers kept their
seats, regardless 5f the sisters. Rev. 7. r.
McCuilock of Guilford very promptly
gave up his seat to lady, and the Rev. J.
Deans, an old and feeble man, also tell
dered his. These two gentlemen we're ev-
identity burt by the want OF galiantry in
their brethren. We are sorry to have to
chronicle such facts about those, who
above all others, should practice polite
ness, and are aware that we will perhaps
draw on ourseH the anathemas of some of
these parties. We ask them to appeal to
their own conscience before ceBsuring us
for attempting to correct an evil which
should never have existed in a christian
body.
HENDERSON, n. G., Dec Ord, 1888
This is to certify that no ladies had to
stand mp while on the o. & Ii. train Tues
day, Nov. 9th, between Henderson and
Oxford. X. Ii. PowELL,
Conductor.
This Is to certify that no ladies were
stI;ndsag in that section of o. Il III train in
which | was passenger on Tuesday night.
Nov. 27th, 1888, between Henderson and
Dabiiey. E. q. BUTLER.
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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 benefit
Iished simply Jor the fun Of tie thing.
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A UCTIoN SALE OF HENDERSON
N REAL ESTATE.

"A REAL ESTATE.
By virtue OF a Judgment Of JANIS
II. Young, Clerk OF tie Superior Court,
entered November l2;b, 1873, in the spe-
cial proceeding Simon Hicks and others
vs.. Henrietta Morris. 1 shall sell for
cash. by public auction, In the highest
bidder, at the court hous. door In Hens
derson, n. C., on MONDAY, DEcEM-
Der l7tp. lsSs, three srnaiI lots situate
just in rear or the Henderson Female
College, the kame that Willis Morris
bought OF \. n. chavasse and wife on
Juis 18th. 1893. Plots Of said lots may
be ssen at my office. The title to all tbs
lots is perfect. Time may be obtained
as to q part Of the pm cssse money II
desired. This, 18th November, 1855.
T. r. HICKS.
nov. % o. Commissioner.
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dec. go.

CRoUP. WHooPING COUGH and Bronchitis
immediately relieved by Shilah'S Cure.
For safe Mt ". I. Cheatham Il Cos drug
store. feb-9.
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spECIAL NOTICE.

H-Our friends throughout the country
will confer favor by furnishing us with
any news OF local or general interest that
may occur in their respective neiShbor-
hoods.
Persons calling on or writing to adyer-
Users will please mention the GOLD LEAF.
8y so doing you will greatly oblige US,
while IL viii cost YOU nothing.
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A RICH TREAT N SToRE.-1he GOLD
LEAF confidently expects to see one of the
largest and most cultivated audiences of
the season at Burwell Hall next Monday
evening, the occasion Of Miss Lavinia
Shannon's appearance. That she and her
excellent support will be accorded a warm
reception goes without saying, as those of
our theatre-going people who witnessed
her splendid acting when she was here last
season will certainly 60 and see her again,
and those who did not have that pleasure
will not miss such rare treat a second
ris' drug store
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THAT HACKING COUGH can he quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it
For sale at w. L. Cheatham's Il Co.'S drug
store. fcb-9.
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Our NEW DEsK.-The GOLD LEAF sane
tum is now furnished with handsome
walnut writing desk in addition to its other
appurtenances. THIS last piece of furni-
ture was supplied by Mr.. Z. NJ. Sharpe the
clever young dealer in such goods whose
advertisement will be found elsewhere in
this paper. This together with our new
cane bottom reclining and revolving office
chair will make the work of the editor
more of pleasure than heretofore, be-
cause it can he doue easier. There is moth
ing like having ''everything to your hand"
you know. And this is SO i'm every depart
ment of labor-with the proper things to
work with we can perform it much better
and more satisfactory.
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Lost or stolen.

A liberal reward will be paid for any
information leading to the recovery os my
fine Pointer-whi.e and liver colore.i
spotted Answers to the name of Ben.
J. X. YOUNG,
Dec 6. Henderson, N. T..
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A nice lot Of cheap winter pants for the
working class OF people at
nOy. %, I'll. THoMAsox's.
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HOLIDAY TRADE

and are now receiving many OF our new
purchases. We bought cheaper this sea-
son than ever before and are going to
sell remar kabiy tor. We have time and
space to mention only few of the many
articles in stock: We have the largest
line of book ever brought to II Henderson.
All the standard authors and poets,
school books. picture hooks, DC. A nire
assortment OF children's quart and hcl :.
iday gift books-bought very cheap. In
these goods we do claim to be - head
quarters" An immense stock OF toys
and fancy goods of ali kinds. Willows
ware in great variety; baskets, fancy
AMI serviceable; lamps and lamp goods:
fine Chinaware a specially vases, toll t
articles, brass goods, wall papers, pic
lures, picture frames, moulding. toilet
paper, DC. Large variety of plush
goods, dressing cases. work >boxes, man.
icure sets, photo and autograph albums.
Something exquisite are those pot pour
ries for the ladies. Full line OF station
cry. The leading gaines and illus
trated papers. Fine papetries a specials
ty. Give US a call.
Very Respectfully,
EDWIN STEPHENS.
nov o. Henderson, n. c..
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E. f. Hight now has a 81 90 Duplex watch
that is said to be the best in the world for
the money. Excellent time piece.
nov, Is.
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Christmas is Coming!
-FOR
GOODS
of all kinds go to the
Henderson Book Store.

We do not claim tn be headquarters"
but holding that little store well filled
is as good as little farm well tillcd, we
do not hesitate To say we can show al
large and complete a stock in our line as
any house IN town; and zoe kstoso
that We can sell goods as cheap as any
body. Making speciality OF such sri>
Giles, and buying in large quantities a.
we do accounts for IL. We bought n
beautiful line Of z ,Ods for the
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Orders for milk handed Mr. r. Fisher,
manager, or left with either of the pro-
prietOrS of the Henderson Stock and Dairy
Farm, will have prompt attention.
Dec g.