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Daily Republican., 1888-07-20
RALTIEOKz a UMIO HGAILROA .
SoEEDULK IN KFFEoT, April 20, 1885
ffsfns isAys isiaHarS Avenue DsDon
EAST t,DuED.

sOEEDULK IN KFFEoT, April 70, 1885
fEatns isAvs IslswArS Avenue DsDos.
EAST BOUND.
For Phiiadolphia and ObsgtsY, eII, I'm
70, % 500 COLO 30 and all "A a. n, .; 90 VI
%, - 20, q, 80, 7 30, 70 80 and IS .. u,
IN Sundays,i 80 So, 3 06, 10 30 and ElI IL
al 60, COS ass ~. Q IS, 1928 Is and d
p, N.
FOR singeriy accommodation, daily u 81
q. m.
FOR Baltimore, accommodation, daily Of
oept Sunday {6s. n.
For unicsSo ana PitssbErS. express. daily
IS a. Ia.
CinoinnA.I aad st. LOais eIprosu, daily
IL 38 m.
baltimore accommodation, daily 71pm.
Pitt9bnrg, Oh!oagO and st. Louis express,
daily S " p m.
Singerly accommodation, daily Z 50 D N,
HOA AADSHBkEa,8 10 a, M.sEndn'
only lLoo q, m. Gsdly sIeSps SUNDAY, z a
30 . 90 p. n. daily.
Trains leave MsRkes Styset Station:
For PhuHdalphia asa .. NJ, daisy, POI
liHltiI1oPe 80 p. a., dgiiy. RoI ItHdap
patE $50 ane II. % s. n. daily except gEn,
dayi elOa. " en- SUNDAY on;Yi 2st and l.st
p, Ms datlT.
Pltts6uFE. chicago and st. I,Ouia szpres,
TfainS Tor Nnwina Vr--Louvu Phnsas.
phis, daily, ~ %, 1850, eli 60 q. IA, ZOO
noon, ~, AV0, 20, AhGa, s.Eo. t,le, l9le
II 30 p. NJ.
Ilafy, s1eopt Sunday, ESO, 100 q. n.
A6.3k, and 3 80 o. m.
BlndLHB only, sic = N.
Express trAinss
RATHs TO WESTERN POINTS LowHR THAB
VIA ANY OTHER LINZ.
ROR BRANUYWINE SPRINGS.
Trains leave Market street, week day,s
so, 80, ITO &. u, 4 BS, $50, 1880 and To- "a
n sundays $40 =. NJ, 2 50, 6sO, 30 AID
Leave delaware avenue, week days, olb
aud lLOo n M, 2 4b AMI $40 y. m. Sunday,
o 10 o m, Is and . 40 o M.
Returning, IeAvo Brandywine Springs
lF-uIklsah1 fol mRrRSt street, week days,
Ia 9ss, II Ss a. m 2 81, Q. o, 500 and 10 80
10 90 p Nj.
Got Delaware avenue. week days, 81 and
ll.33 D M z 81 and ol0 D. In. SUNDAY, 1871
4. N 2 81 and clio p. In.
". n. CLEMENTS, Q. O,SUULA
Genn hHnAgoI. GsnT Fasa, sSRyE
caitnAoDs No. lns.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-20
Philadelphia. Wilmington 4 Bal
Hmore Railroad.
JUHF Ath. vRRR
rrsnns VIII lsavs wIlmInx.op ~ ro,,ov,

grAans will Leave wilmington ~ holloWl
Philadelphia (expressl, z ia 1858, ia
10, SO 80, 81 1907, Il "a, iI6 a. m, u 70
u 221. 81. 20 and los p. m.
as 4eot 5 a. 100, 10 90, 10 80 p, m.
,a5; II 9, Ii 81 a, M, 4 %, 5Si, 90. SS sSa
:, S 9sS a ga S. !; 49, y So 10 IS
usis nor o,!i 2 g. ~, 81 ss x x i SS
Eor WsS. Chester, via LAnoSin. % ans
For Newark (Centrey and intermediate sta
Baltimore and Intermediate stStonE, TO- IA
BsltlmoTSe and BAY Line, ? SPIN.
in ldmore and Washingt0n,- fa5 go, So
Trains for Delaware Division leave for;
New Castle, 8 %, 59oA. M, Il 50, R66 sE
s25 p. M, and IL Co Night
SeSrget9wn and Lewes, 30 a. m, s6G p.n M,
seaford (expressl, Q 30 p. m.
Harrington, DelmAr, and way stations 90
Express f q i Harrington, 3 s, p. n. wS
Express ior Dover. Harrington. and Ds,
mar, y 05 Night.
franklin City, eoA. IA,
kNpress for Cape Charles, Old Point Com.
Tort, and Norfolk, II o5 Night,
s,lngton leNpressL u 25, 3 50, ia, 727, $40,
~ y, II Is, Ii IS a. M, 20Z SOL, sl ana
) y q, So. go, II 2op. m.
AccommOda Ion, 62L Is a, m. In Pa
ga, 81, e22 sS5 10 G3 10 40. and ii Al 8, a,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia lexpresB), 200, 26a 40
10, Q 10, IL 81 a, NJ, ~, 8 "A, and T08 o. n
a AScsommodaio9- sl5s. ~, I2ic, tx, S11
: z 70! Chester lexPreasl, u.s. Q 10. IL 81 NJ,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-20
eeod Unaaea

For small StoEskeepera. Mrs. NJ, R,
Wyatt 10 closing ont her stock 81 .
sacrifice. 1t will pay you to call and
get some OF the bargains she Il Offering
ct No. lis West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-20

Equally safe for young or I'D. Ayers 5a--
sApErIlla eleknsss the blood iiOn al. tmpuri'
ties.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-20

MYUT1Ok - chX.FAYEIS FAKE no
AZ TOE.
Oily Rud SchOol Taxes for 1889.
The undeTeikned, receivers OF tsxoo for toe
City Of " timirBtou, " II 10 at 10 :. otn -
botHatn M4sBet AVID kirg Sts., durtsg the
month July. 1858. between tGs houFs n s
aud " IN the notniER and fam TO L.
the aftornOOn. for the pErposs Of r66eivinA
taxes. On al tG1'B psll uuTtng JulY, there
wiz DO u y dustioE Of cant} on Svsrg col
lar, and 9 II tsXei paid On or nTte' tho LEI
day Of AuSpet, shan be PRy Nblo wi;aput q
on the LIST d.y Of September snah " iporehh
cd by the addliiAn Ofb pc oontum on the
smcuut fhsreuL fDMuFD =. nO5DH.
Hscs liver o. Eortatfn district, lneludlnp
all nOrta o. OH sUSet ..
MAhTIr !. NEHLBE.
Receiver OF southern dlstTl't, in'luiiug
all south OF qth Etr"st. is90.u
Daily Republican., 1888-07-20
HOpEN

Bufant9u Is now the champion giant
killer.
New Yo.k will play in Philadelphia
aSGiu to-day.
Pitcher ClarksOn ct. al white washed
BY Washington.
Rsilley, OF 0,noinnsli, now leads the
Aseociati0n lc batting,
Here's q prediction. Jlmny VIII
llHtns will be tho Association president
n 1t year.
"Ly0np, o! the Athieaos, has = very
core wrist, which Is rssPoati3le for his
present po1r Btiok work.
Row ths League champion clubs have
got 10 the interesting ssc-saw gam ~,
and to-day tae Ohica20s go back to frat
place.
Notwithstanding the uncertainty OF
ba4e bali, o6TtaiDly every body 10 sur
pr 'ssd at The downfall OF Brooklyn at
OleyelEud.
When o'BsieD got down to second on
bis hit the crowd sill yelled, Never
mind him, Blair, he can't rum hs'H
frgza to der base
IL only needed their unusually fine
support yesterday toE tile athletics to
regain third pacA Blair pitched win
nipg boil right through.
Every time that McQueide wolld
make close dec sion yesterday Tucker,
Greenwood ADd O'Brleu Woald give a
start 9: II they had received an electric
shock through the ground and ali threa
OF them would yell "WhatI" Then
MtQ jalde wouid look at tnsm and they
Wou.d tuhside.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-20

Moonlight TGeBaaJ nezG shipley
street wharf,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-20

The following games were played
yerserdAy:
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Z;
New York, 1,
At Observation-Disclosures .; Boa.
ton, U.
At Detroit Detroit 3, Chicago, 4
At acknowledgements, s;
Pitts6urR, o.
At Phlladelphia-Ashls.ic, 3; Baltl-
more, 4.
At Observation-Disclosures, .; Brook
Ign, )
AZ 0luuiDnAtl-Oinoinnsti, 0; Louis
vile, 6
Al 81 Louis-5t. L ,uis, 8; Kansas
City, p St Louis, l. Kansas City, 3.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-20
gSaRiVa

nrgr-kS ELDEELY tiES1L D.
III !, 6s2IfsBs position In . store,
IalI OF stms Institution, either "
/ A. saltsnAn, q oath, or would tah0
M 6usi .tls or Institution, not TOO
Ii aaa tKAnsige AcquAintaAoe on
h,sc.A and etuii iphusscs trade.
|.taty references, city or oouutry, guar
4 sver1 iel,esI address too days,
Magksl Eftet llIeetH
Daily Republican., 1888-07-20

!; S,1---,,UUD BUlLnlEa sr " I,io
ss ~ !, East Iisko PARK and $40
peii!':s.SS u ressosSble prio0s. lSAAo
" " y, Gsrcroit ?. o., Dsi- INV. s.na
~ rrrrished.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-20

i 7-I,E-sr1OG IN ThE MASON son
I " t,i ~ ,,oclatlon At $40 per hnH ~;
2 M, .HRtIER, treasurer. MEs
ip;Gg. Secretary. heeunf
Ii b.9,, syepinz a. 100 O'CLOCK o. COS
syeot -
Daily Republican., 1888-07-20

-TT-h TNU.SruhI BkluR
NNt o. o,i Nonr0B str0st, contains
la. 49,, rO ta.n, 10 firIt.oiAss order
pc y ~, ~ t,ryshienees. Apply 70 A..
sibtjs, a. .3is otnos' IsI
Daily Republican., 1888-07-20

.,TT.-Urs or The OLDEST
s - g,,.,b.iFAod grocery stores IN
: ~. g' ~, cieity. Cord reasons for
~" ItfDS easy. AadTess L.? tals
Daily Republican., 1888-07-20

\, ooR2nsrsigned has Cited Cd ths
~ SGaFGon in good style, and
~ ~ ., VINO wish 10 pass ) isw
|" paatently 10 call and partioI
-. Rhms Of shuttle. board, tan.
go ~. J1oic0 wines hnd llauon
re- always on hand,
No., very Wednesday Inosoips
''''aJ nairtaz Rad evaninE,
a LEG, Proprietor.
ilnA
Daily Republican., 1888-07-20

|s4bI1A FlRS 0 YEARS uLp
~ gc,E dCuOlo or sIngle Kind
blS Add.eas s. this otios. ls20'n
Daily Republican., 1888-07-20

SAN A HJUD PR JDUUE
ham sl4 King street, doing q good
u, tooi reasJn iOr elilagi p0eycNs;'it n
hA,slJ. UlIand 500. y"
Daily Republican., 1888-07-20

tsII,t-CaE B,IoK UFFlOE h
-, ..Ete taDie, ! shnte cart, ehuto
r. 1c,,i lave AMI IBiibanss' rcales.
new. Apply to MIS- SH'; ~
|, t7l q. sru street 70 V
Daily Republican., 1888-07-20

Ez51l.T-LOI 70: OFT IT; az Ss.n ns' a nd
|Gnpln es'Iu 81 81 Il. BY 100 r., Adsm1
|os slfseI;, amin and fhallero@ ave
psiassssI, !, INV by 100 n, on Jackson stse :.
10 ~ y ard ShAlleroHS avenues
asn ~ =. ,hels lots 1nquieo o.
ET!'Sa n aLRNAKD, cas- marie. ~,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-20

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Daily Republican., 1888-07-20

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Daily Republican., 1888-07-20

Leave PhiladeIphiA, Broad Street, for VII.
silngton lexpressJ, 1225, Q 50, 20, 727, 80
W, Il Is, II ga; m, 202, SO1, 5O2, aH
a A4ceonm9da ion, 81 los a. M, In, R2s
Daily Republican., 1888-07-20

For Phiiaii5iphia and Chester, eIE q,
Is, % sos 90 30 and all "A a. IN; 90 . X
et, 70 2e, 8 IS, o 40, 7 30, 70 20 and 8 IS D, D
Un Supdeys,I 80 So, 9 ob, 10 30 and Ell 10 I
a. 60, 3 COS tS,ss ~, IS, o Io,ss IS and !
p, N.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-22

nerve. energy and industry. Follow
ING III The way he blazed OUT, there
were hundreds Of the same push and
restless energy as the old founder, and
they have all united to give the town
a magical growth and phenomenal sue
cess.
Durham VIII in no-wise suffer from
this temporary embarrassment Of some
Of her business men. The business and
credit Of the place is not affected.
Ihcy will all be o. their feet again.
and whatever monetary set back, there
Will be a quicker compromising move
ment forward.
People Of the pluck and energy of
Durham men do no: halt at slight OBJ
zt2clcs. Where there is so much bust
ness, activity and capital, and such
fa.Gh in themselves and their town, a
thing like this is nothing more ;han a
storm on the evening before. While
we feel the deepest interest in the wei
fare Of all concerned, and regret any
loss OF inconvenience they may, any
Of them, sustain, we really feel more
like congratulating than commissioning
the cOnn:unity, for we fully believe
that il is such a failure as reflects credit
and honor upon those involved, and
Strengthens the business character and
reputation Of the town OF Durham.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-22


llIL " lI'i''l6Ioh messenger speak
ing OF the financial crash at Durham
last week SAYS:
sTherc has not occurred IN tha I,.;
ness history Of the STATE = f7nonr;a1
f,iInre Of sucb General ;,+aras4 - H.
nconIc of North C,rolin, as rha nr,cl.
weli-Dnrham embarrassment To-. ,.alI-
Il arrears +, have heen ,h.. S,,rar,>'
most bn,inrss-lika series cf f,;Ii~a. J.,
the whole record of as,;r,n,-n.~ T.,
cry man involved ,-mr 5rn,re - ~.
front made. nI,in OMEN zt,,an,r,t- NY
unrescrvedIy laid down rverv doT,r
he had IN he world far t;,.;si,,, o,,,l.~a
his creditors. Ofan The adyrrfIs;n@
Durham has had. mi, / the ha.+ ~
viii 4, her the most noad l. u',li
prove the BRIGHTEST dav in her h;s,or,
il establishes = renntafinn and ch,~,r
ter alrong commercial, and fn,n(;o1
men. worth many times the n,ona, IN
VOWED.
OF Durham IS 2 town. i orcb+ 70 hs
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-22
PUBLISHERS ANNOUNCEMENT

We invite contributions on all suhJrct' Oh
local and general interest views ana s'att-
ln4uts uu0n matters Of public concern oII1-
nal poems, essays, criuqaeS, etc. o,,..,
one side OF the paper, only, must ne WI
ten 0n-and the real name OF the " t'tI ~; A.
complaining the contribution. Npait'hlol
will be paid to Anonymous Icitela. .,..,;,,,
The editor diSclaim7 all the responsibility
for the view, or statements Of correspond
ents"and reserves tug rights at all timr to t,
revise or reject any article he may thihh
Address all communications 10
COLD LEW, Henderson, \. =
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-22


Fine gold and silver watches, chains
and charms clocks Of all styles and
prices; gold pens and pencils cuff
buttons, scarf pins, ear-rings, breast
pms, and bracelets ; silverware Of all
kinds, castors, butter and pickle dishes,
cake baskets, water pitchers, cups,
spoons, knives and forks, soup ladies,
&c.
A full line of eyeglasses and spec
tacles-the best made. Al eyes fitted
perfectly.
Watch repairing speciality. Prompt
attention to all work and charges the
most reasonable. Give me a call
when in need of anything in my line.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-22

North Carolina, Superior Court
Vance County. Feb. Term, 1888.
r. j, Switzerland, J
r. w. Bury.


To Il. ". Bury, Descendants:
Iu the abovz entitled action which has
been commenced in this court by the
issuing of summons, and a warrant nt
attachment against certain horses be-
longing to defendant in favor Of K. J
SOulheTjAnA for the recovery OF two
hundred and fifteen dollars and it ap
pearlng to the court upon aft layt that
e defendant is Il non resident of North
Carolina, and that a cauSe Of action ex
lists in favor of the plaintiff; now there
fore, said defendant, Il. w Bury, is
hereby commanded to be and appear
before our next Judge at the next term
Of the Superior { .urt, to he held tor
Vance county, in the court house. in
Henderson, \ c., on the second Mon
dav before the first Monday in March
1889. TO answer or demur t. tie CONS
paint which will I've tiled in said curt
within the first three days of said term.
Upon failure 50 to a swar or denur
judgment Will be gran ed against him
as prayed for in Said complaint.
Given under my hand Thu 3lst day OF
DC oher. 1883. J r. YOU C.
Clerk superior Curt Of Vance Co.
DAY & ZoLIIc FER, PRS AIt'ys.
a n
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-22
THE MERCHANT
Behind the Promise

1st. Can he perform bjs promise ?
Has he the goods or the purchasing
power in cash markets to make such
bargains?
I'D. VIII he perform his promise
Is his advertisement to be relied on ?
viii he keep his word to the letter.
and give the genuine bargains he
offers?
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-22
PIECRUSR PROuI2k"

Is the name given to those promises
that are made only to be broken.
Nothing rs easier to make or break
than a promise, ard that IS tie reason
why 50 little attention is paid to the
puffs and promises Of irresponsible adj
vertisers. The value of an advertise
ment depends upon
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-22

WHAT'S the matter W tn the Demo
cratic party? it's ali r.s.-t, AID Will
come again four years hence.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-22

TIE defeat of the Democrats in the
national election produced no little
1umor even from those who were cha
grined and disappointed at Harri
sons election. The Ashton, Iowa,
ArEus printed the picture of a duck,
when it had Intended to trot out its
Democratic game cocks, with this in
scrip;ion: "Ihis bird is not sick but
it can't crow. Neither is it a goose
Lut it belongs to the same family, and
IS an awlul-awful dead duck, :" The
CcIina, Ohio, StanRa1H mourncd the
defeat Of Cleveland by turning lis
coop of ROSTERS wrong side up, and
offers the whole business for sale. 1t
said The above coop Of birds is Of
tcrtd fer sale very chcay for cash, or
VIII exchange for an equal number OF
tom cats. We also have a number OF
others of various ages and sizes that we
desire to dispose of, as we intend to
put ID an entirely new stock for next
year. This is a rare opportunity for
those contemplating the purchase OF
poultry for Thanksgiving. Some OF
our birds are old and tough, it is true,
but tair amount of perseverance ana
4 good set Of teeth viii get away with
| them"
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-22

The Bcllcfontaine. Ohio. Etuminry
expresses our sentiments when il SAYS
1--WE wish il distinctly understood that
we don so back upon Grover Cleve-
land because he has been oyertaken By
defeat. The record OF his admins
tration Will honor him in history. It
has simply been his misfortune 10
place. too high an estimate upon the
intelligence and honesty Of the Amer
lean people" No, the GoLD LEAF
will not go back on 4 man because he
Is beaten. Cleveland was right in his
Tariff Reform ideas and we are not
gong to abuse him now. He is greater
in defeat, when battling for the rights
of the people, than hewould have been
with the light of victory falling full
upon him if that victory had 10 be
won at the cost Of MS honest conyic-
tons OF right. All honor to Grover
Cleveland, and thanks too for the fouI
years of clean administration he has
given US.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-22
Stores For Rent !!

Two brick stO' e. Tor rent for the year
1889. one ON Main street now occupied
hv Bnrwell & o., (neXt ""or to y +. &
W. W A>tonl and one on WSche
street. fronting CoopPr's waTehouse
new occupied by 2. II Snuthe' Ian 3D.
,ppiy to ". W. RE AVIS,
nov II. Henderson. \ c.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-22

Published at the live and growing town
Of henderson, in tie ccntre Of the
Farlons YELLOW TOBACCO District.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-22
LAND FOR SALE

I have for sale IN Warren county sey
eral excellent tr4c,s of flee grain. .raS>
and tobacco land which I will sell Al n
bargain. Tracts contain from - 10 800
&C res respectively. Location contiguous
tG depOts and fine tobacco mark
III. A. FOOTE.
nov. Ij-2 O.. Warrenton y G..
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-22

DEVOTED TO tbs l&DC-TEIAI- EDCCA-
GIosAL AND MATERIAL WELFARE
OF VANCE CouETY and NORM
CAROLINA.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-22
HENDERSON, \. c.
Sale Of Valuable Real Estate by
Commissioners.

pI VIRTUE OF THE DECREE
- render ed Oh the 9th day o. Octn-
Der, 1883, by il Young, Esq. Clark
Superior Court, Vance county, we viii
sell at public auction, at the court house
door il Henderson on the &rd d J OF
DECEMBER, 1883. OF being the 1st
Monday in said m ntb) the tract If La d
in said Vance crNntv, living n public
ROAD fTul4 Henderson t" vi Iamsbrr !,
being he late home II G" Of VIM /.
Nins, d->crased. cOnlaiui . a'Uut
III acres. Land lies about ; miles Of
Henderson well timbcred and Wattred;
about 800 acres arabic and balance in
timber, mostly original growth CON
venieGt to the henderson mark t.
Finest tobacco farm IL the county
Well improved with orchards and out
hui ding>. Sold in one tract or cot to
salt purchasers. Terms one half cash.
balance with int. rest At 8 per cent. per
Annum, PAYABLE il one Ne4t from day
Of sale. Rents Tor 1888 not sold With
land. Torresp I:denve wi II those who
' ieh t. bay s'I.oijed. Mr. J. X. Plum
nirr, Of Middle hurg, will show the place
t. any who wish to see it.
GEORGE w n AWKINS,
TOM W. HA wilkins,
oct. 25. CDmmi> siOners.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-22

TIE people Jughoue North Car
olin4 viii sympatnjzc with Durham III
the recent financial troubles that TEN
porarlIy aflict her, while apPlauding
the plucky and business like manner
with which she accepts the situation,
Such a people cannot be cowed by
misfortuncs Of that kind. Jhe spirit
Of resolute determination that has
made Durham what she . viii rebuild
the temple Of the fortunes Of such men
as Blackwell and Parrish, and Others.
they will come again, and Henderson
bids them God speed in the worH Of
, Tccupcratlon.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-22
Dissolution of CopartnerShip.

This is to give notice that the firm Gf
Blacknall BROTHERS > this day (Nov. 10th,
I~SSJ dissolved my mutual Consent. Par
tys Indebted IL the firm will please make
immediate payment, ana those holding
claims against liz will present them al
once for payment. c. l.. Blacknall is au
thorized to receive amounts due Us, pa!
claims and Sign for rs.
O. V BLACkNAIL,
" H. BLACKNAILr
{. l. BLACk\ALL,
Late firm of Blacknal Brothers.
[noV. ID Q.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-22

The RcroyIly, nominatcs Mr.. John
Ii. Small, of Washington, \. e., for
reading clerk of the next House OF
Observation-Disclosures Rtto%EtY.
An admirable selection, and the
Com LEAF chcerfully SECONDS It, Mr..
Small possesses every qualification nee
cssary to the faithful and efficient per
Torrance Of the duties Of that Office.
Quick and intelligent, with a good
voice, strong, fu'l-volrmcd, clear and
distinct, MI Small would indeed make
Il splendid reading clerk.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-22

TIE Sandford Express reports 4
new industry about to be started at
Southern Pines, Moore county: 1t
says:
A Northern gentleman who now re
sides at Southern Pines, this county,
says he is preparing land at that place
for the purpose of testing the culture
of the grape for raiains. He feels
confident that the climate there IS
adapted to the growth Of this grape
and its manufacture into Ta;ain5
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-22

Read and advertise in the GOLD
fLEAF.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-22

REFERuuC to the political situation
the Meas ant CunIIcr very properly
takes hopeful view Of things, and
says:
The South can afford to be hopeful.
1t need not ride furiously forward to
meet trouble. Every day Of devotion
to the promotion of Southern industry
and the extension OF Southern dcyel-
opmcnt viii fortliy the expectation OF
security and will invjgoratc the poo
pie for any struggle that, in spite of
ourselves, may come.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-22


TOUCHING the matter Of Democratic
defeat in the National election, and
the "gettiHg left" Of some of the local
favorites, the Plagrrssf8e Falmersays
this:
Don't be disturbed. Calm your
fears. Go on and attend to your du-
tics. The world viii move on. The
seasons will cotne and 90. Men Will
continue to jostle each other in the
great struggle Of life. The earth will
give forth her bounties and babies viii
continue 70 he born. If your favorlta
candidates were defeated, remember
that a great many good men were
elected, and that great many very
bad ones were defeated, and after all
it may balance up pretty well.
TIE people q North Carolina havc
cause for rejoicing at the result Of lhe
election in this State surely. Says til
Pittsboro Rcr0rH:
The victory OF the Democrats il
! North Carolina far oyerbalanccs theH
defeat in the nation. We retain fuI
control Of our State government III al
its departments, Executive, Judjcia
and Legislative. We have both UniteC
States Senators, SIX out of the nine
Representatives IN Congress, all the
Supreme and Superior Judges, all Tx
State officers, and large majority il
both branches ofthc Legislature. Re
verse this, and see how you would llk'
it. Suppose the Republicans had botl
Senators, six out of the nine Repre-
! scntotlycs, all the Judges, all the Stat
! officers (wtth Dockcry as Governor
and majority in the Legislature, anl
we had a Democratic President ant
| Congress. How would you like this
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-22

These questions can only DC answered
I'll - e - Dat Doo,xJ
Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-24

The death of Lord Lucan, an officer of the Light Brigade and its comman- der, it is said, Tn its charge of the Rus sian army October 25th, 1854, into the "valley of death at Balaclava, is an- nounced as having occurred, Nevem- Der 18th, Tn the 84th year of his age. The brigade was composed of COY men of whem 19S only came back. "An Europe, all the world rang with won- der and admiration of the futile and splendid charge. The P0st Laureate, Tennyson, sang of it in spirited verse. 7" It's epltaph is in the comment ascribed to French general, at was magnif- cent, but it was not war"