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Daily Republican., 1889-03-19

Mrs. Mamie, wife OF james A. Burn,
OF Allegheny, Pa, aud daughter Of Levi
I. Breen. OF No. S22 Oiaule street, died
on Friday afternoon last, and her remain,
were inferred at that place.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19

The Pullman car shops were visited
yesterday by 8 Little, auditor, aud W.
ID. Fry, mechanical Inspector OF the Pull.
man Palace Car Company. The WORKS
were thoroughly inspected.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19

Only three weeks yet OF the time Cum
mings oilers you crayon portrait for
S3,tO; so lose uo time, but go order one
at his gallery, 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19

Bring the little folks and have a
crayon portrait for $500 with an order
for cabinet photographs. 302 Market
street,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19
FIFTH edition.


About one hundred members -, a..
o. U. W. Of this city, accompanl ,ue a,
g. NJ W., John Diefendorf, q I p Wy
ter Barrows; @. o., William II ro VA
g. r., A. +. Colbert, g. o. " .VOc'
il mes and @. f., Joseph x. Adam. a. ,,. ~
ell Hockeisin last evening Tor The n S,'
pose OF instltuting V Hey Loise ~ "a P ",
which has been organized by j COX pr,,,
OF No. !. The following mcmb,y. of ny ".
new lodge were elected a. o,l,cers s''
the ensuing term; :"
j. L. N. W., w. G Mcvaurh. " w
X, o. Chandler; Y. W, Ii. Inn W.
j. L. Press; r., Charles Whit.lo,l,. gr, Up
cier, NJ. Ball; receiver, W r T,Si'r
guide, Frank McVaugh; I. " " n
Ford, o. W., Edward Collin. m,l,'.;
exi miner, DIR. j, W. Crunh,u,l '' .r,'
tree, II. 8. Highleld, A. Flsh l. " "
Muliin, and L ey were duly ius,in 4 T..
@. Il. Walter BaTrows, ASSISTED lyD y
g., A. b. Jones. "
When the installation was finished IN,
regular order OF business WIS taken n.
during which rising vote Of thank, y.
rendered the visit rs. Tn, new IA.
was presented with hanl.om. gITs
block by Henry Miller, on h.bail 4
Lodge No. l. At the close Of The m..t'
ing the visitors were hard ON IL Ell
tainsd by the members Of the new lods,
and returned home abont miluight. "
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19

stms. WILMINGTON s. BRANDYwINE

:, ON and after Tuesday, March 18th, will
ichNt Fourth street wharf daily. for
ihiladgiphih, ut 80 and 10 10 II. M, and
and II y. M.
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut street
WhhII, ut ~ and ~ 10 n. m, and Ii aud
I y. M.
Al huats stop Mt Chester
n, reight received for Marcus Hook on
Tuesday only.
Telephone No II.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19

A pair of horses belonging to a farmer
named NJ chael McFapg, got lrlghl.n,J
at come boys Ilaying bail at Four.h and
Ia nall street yesterday Afternoon and
ran up Fourth street hill out that s,re.t
10 jackson, and down that sire to A
vacant Let between Second and Third
whe they were stopped. one OF tbs
hlnd wheels was broken of by colldiBr
with tree ct Fourth and Jackson. Tbep
was nobody in the wagon at tie time and
the horses were uninJured.
While a wag, load OF lumber was be-
Ing 'oadcd In the yard Of tie old
iourdry yesterday the horse took fright
and ran down Tenth street, aud va,
st pped near Market A push cart stand.
ing in the way was partially dcmolishsi,
but no other dam &c was done.
A horse attached to a wagon belonging
to Robert Graves, the caterer, got rlght
entd about Tenth and Jefferson sire, t A.
0 o'clock last evening, and ran doEn
Jefferson TO Kent 4 Weeks lumber
yard, where he was stopped. One wheel
ktocked of was all the damage done
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19

Don't miss Cummings Crayon EKhi
bitioD to-day. 3U4 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.

Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
Philadelphia texpressl 4 4 N. a m m. =. 40
80 sI9 ~. ioM, 70 o 4 D il u il =. n. Il IL
H a. ~ a,s.. go 80 ~ lob ID y ,. =.
~ i = ii Il !. n. Z b. "a "a. ~ "a an
xseo r n \. a. %. q. "a IN ais W4s
sfx NJ NOR. y u ID. "a H. ~ sss iSS
d. Meit Sass's IA ,is Lanokin. 20 and
For Newark (Ceatre) and interuedints sta,
uens q .: N, u ss and eM .. m,
baltimore and hay Line, 10 D. n,
"a baltimore and Wsnhingtont ltt, eN ell.
70 n and Il % a. m. 10 90. y ~. 7A l6s, ga
Trains Tor Delaware Division leave FOR;
New Castle, 90, 8 %. q. m, 1855 2M $50,
e2 ,. M, and u IS Night
SeoIgetown and Lewes, 20 q. n.,s % p.n..
Esrrinstes, bs i !" ! p ~ way stations $50
Eaprs:: 80 ior = A 3; ri 80 p. n. ws
EIptess tSr power. Harrington. and Dial.
mar, IL 05 Night.
ans,n f Sty 5.ps csssle. Ola roin, CON.
tort, and Norfolk. i2o6 Night
Leave philadelphia. Broad Street. for WI.
u i .. q "a. M. d sol. 70. IL
Accommodation. SIS 1923 .. n, IA IN.
n. "a. e22 SIS Ioos ioto. and II % D. n.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited expires
upon which eItrs sHrsn cnsrEed.
ssasrsi hsn,ssit General f I; MSSp AZ.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19

Go to smeltz & Co. for cheap app lie
and potatoes, and buy where you can
save money. No. 10 Z. 4th 1t.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19

Beautiful homes at "Creston," Ninth
ward.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19
PALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
ID schedule In effect March 10, lisa
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT.

TRAINS LEaN DEL. AVE DEPOT
EAST BOUND
Express trains.
M. sl2 Us, s2O3. IS W. 81 al p. IN.
NEW loRK, sunday, "2l3 n, m, tl2 o.
~ 0J, IS ", 20 Il u. IN.
PnILA pGLrHTA, week days, ~ 10, 6l0,
100, 73, $50, 300, 40 %, II 10 n m,
'l2@ 90 400, 800, Sa', sos, no. sos,
PmlLApELrmA, sundays, .2ls. 100, 1855.
0O5, II 10 IL. m, .l2 Us, 90. ~ 03, 3 OO, . IS,
'1os, 10. . o1, 90 SIS y. m,
~, . ~, 900 .IO96, II loa. M, ~ Os,
90, .2@i, 800. D 30. sos, 80, COS, 80 Al,
CilrsTEn, sundays, 'sI3, 700. 71, 9o5,
II 10, a. M, 20s, 100, '2OJ. 500, 355,
- OS. 8 10, COS, $ IS p. m.
WEST HOUND.
BNtTtNoRE AND NAsuISGroN, u 30, ~ 10.
I'll T. u. M, , Is, - ". - 80, $50. All
dhilyi 10 At. M, - Is p. III. daily, except
sunday.
.CneAoo AND P!TrsRuHo $50 a. m.
Cincinnati and st. Louis. al IS n. M.
and Is - u. III.
slSGERLs AcooMMoDArIoS, 100 p. IN.
and III 10 y, m. daily,
LANpENBERd AOcoMMoDArioN, week
days, II 90 II. M, . Is and . ~ p. m; sun
days, $50 a, m, and 20 p. M.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKEr SrREET STATION.
For Philudclphin. IS am. nnd 80 pm
daily, except sunday. For Baltimore IS
sunday only. For Landcnberg, q 30
u. N. 1888 H. III. and 235
y. IN. daily except sunday. y q. m.
on sunday only: $50 y. IA. daily.
LEAVE PHlLApELrHiA ron WiLMiNGToN.
Daily, - 10, ~ Is, 300, al Is II. M, " 20
noon, 90 3OO, - Is, g. 30, S5l5, . 30, u 20,
10, 10 10, II 80 p. IN.
DnilX. except sunday, 100 and 72l Il.
NJ, u II, - - and . 20 y. IA. sunday only.
5 30 "a. M
Telephone No 1893,
rs.Ratcs to western points lower than
VIA amy other line.
CO. sCULL, W. CLEMENTS,
Gcnl Pass, Agt General Manager
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19

LOr sALE.-A FIRsT-CLAsS COOK
i stove, with no, water attachments, at
No. SIS 1atnRll street. mly-2tt
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19

IGOR RENT-THREE SECOND
l. sorry communicating rooms, with use of
birth, Apply 81 W. seventh street. 1HOS.
d. BEEsuS, mis- a.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19

Hooper's Anodyne for infants collie and
teothing.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19

EOR RENT.-ONE ROOM. GOOD
4 stand for commission or store OF any
klhd. Apply al Il Is ofllce. ml0-itt
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19

\XA> TIE "A GIRL +, Il GENERAL
w tousrnurk, to l0,lfe at her own home.
Apply at sUi West seventh street. mlg-2tt
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19

w ANTED. DO ARDERS AT THE
w southwest corner o. seventh and King
streets, mig CIT
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19

w ANTED.-THA ace ROOMS On
w TIE western side OF the city. Address
A., thi= Office, nIlg-ltt
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19
no FARMERS AND OTHERS,

" rAhMEhS AND OTHERS.
m, undersigned having rented the black
simith and Mhetlwright shops at Dui'Ont's
station, Chri,tisns Hundred, formerly Occu-
lied ny Geo J, Chandler. is prepared to do all
Kinds OF country work, tuch as horse.shorinR
mnselwriShl and .ob5ins generally in salts.
IN o-2td-itwf 1iiEGDOiiE ii. Work,
A FTERNoON LECTURES.
"A Friends Meeting House Fourth and
N MsJt St., fii h-day "a month. ~ 1859, o.
delphls. ''~
ffiends of the school cordially invited. 1924
NOTICE r. T. IVORY, NO 1908
~ Rowland street. informs the public that
he Is engaged lu white washing, cArpe shaking
gaAien Moik = d cleaning OF a description.
- ~ ne Nv on slate al l-loyh's gro.
ctry' 'O5 hiug street. ni '-6it
"a ANiED.-S WHITE COOK AND
w .hambg rmaid to go = sGort distance
to Centrsvi!e, Apply at Wilmington Inieli-
genee ONCE, yOS Orange street. mis- Ut
WANTED.-A SITUATION IN A
w snal iamtIy to assist In geaeral house.
work. to learn tailoring with small wages.
Apply al "a N"nBuren street. mlv 80
EOR RENT.-AT A REASONABLE
Il rate Il farm of ~ acres, situated near
glasgow. PencAder Hundred. WM. j. LANK
L. o. address, Wilmington, Del. mi96td-2t1
" ANTED.-A TENANT FOR A
w iiist-class, large farm. apply to GAO.
X. TOW NsEND& CO., ga Market sireet;
mlg-3td ltw
IGOR RENT.-THREE SECOND
| sorry communicating rooms, with use of
hhth, Apply 81 w. seventh ktreet. 1HOs.
H. bEEsoN' mis- 81.
| LOR RENT.-ONE ROOM. GOOD
l. stand for commission or store OF any
klnd. Apply At II ONCE. mi0-it
WA TIE "A GIRL +, Il GENERAL
| w tOusreurk, to lodge at her own home
| Amply al sOi West seventh street. ml3-2it
WANTED BOAkDERs, A. MAN
I w and wife or two gentlemen bOarders at
| IU4 Jefferson street. ml9-ltt
w ANTED.-THAEE Rooms On
w TIE western side OF the city. Address
A., thi= Office. n.l.-ltt
| w ANTED. DO ARDERS AT THE
w southwest corner Q. seventh and KIM
| streets. mig BLt
EOr SALE.-A FIRST-CLASS COOK
Il stoys, with no; water attachments, a
No. SIS latnRll street. mly-2tt
WANTED.-WEEKLY REPUBLr.
w cans Of January S, May ~, June "a
1855; scents will be paid at this Office. mi9-tf
w NTED.-A SET OF BOOKS tt
w Keep or hx up in the evenings. Ad
dress "WM., +" this once. mlo-eod NJ
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19

" ANTED.-A TENANT FOR A
w hist-ctAss, large farm. Npply to GhU
X. ToWSsEND& Co., 6li Market .trcct.
mIg-3td .llw
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19

NANTED.-WEEKLY REPUBLT-
w cans Of January S, May ~, June "A,
1855; 8 cents will be paid at this Office. mi9-n
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19

~ ANiED.-S WHITE COOK AND
thamby rmaid to go = sGort distance
oul ~ ho y; also gill lIr hOusework to go
to Countrywide. Apply At Wilmington Intelli-
gence Once, yO3 Orange street. mlO ut
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19

w ANTED -BOAkDERs, A. MAN
w and wife or two gentlemen boarders at
Tui Jefferson street. mIg-ltt
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19

WANTED.-A SITUATION IN A
w smal family to nssi.t In ge eral house.
work, to learn tailoring with small wages
Apply AT Y, NonBuren street. mlp 81
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19

EOR RENT.-AT A REASONABLE
Il rate Il farm of ~ acres, situated near
glasgow, Pehcader hundred. WM. j. LANK
l.. .. address, Wilmington, Del. mlg6td-2tW
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19

w ANTED.-A SET OF BOOKS To
w keep or TX up in the evenings. Ad-
dress "WM., " this once. mlo-eod NJ
Daily Republican., 1889-03-19

~ undeTsigned having rented the black
smith and MherlwriEht shops at Dul'onlis
station, Christians Hundred, formerly occu-
pied 10y Geo J. Chandler, is prepared to do all
Kinds OF country work, tueh as horse.shorinR
wherlwright and 5obblng generally In a salts.
factory manner and On rea enable terms
1oui patronage Is respectfully solicited
IN v-2td-ltwE THEODORE II. WORK,
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N Vsnee c sSsnt8' Superior Court.
The Henderson Building
Manufacturing Company
Against
l.. L. Hamacher,
Annie Hamacher.
To L. l.. Hamacher and Annie HamacAer,
defendants:
You are hereby notified that an action
entitled as above has been commenced
against you in the Superior Court OF Vance
county, for the recovery OF one thousand
dollars due the plaintiffs by the defendant,
L, L. Hamacher, and that warrant Of at
tachment has been issued against you re-
turnable at Henderson, in Vance county,
State of North Carolina, on the sixth Mon
day after the first Monday in September,
1859. You are hereby notified to be and
appear before the Judge Of our Superior
Court, at court 10 be held In Henderson,
Vance county, in the court house, on the
sixth Monday in September, 1889, and
answer or demur to the complaint which
will be filed against you in the Clerks Of
fee on the first three days OF said term.
Upon failure so to answer or demur judy
ment will be rendered against you as
prayed for in said complaint.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF
June. 1889, JAMES r. YOUNG,
Clerk Superior Court of Vance Co.
DAY & ZOLLICoEFER, Pits Atty's.
(iuhe sc O..
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In Memory Of Harriet Alexander
Cooper.
In the luminous fields above
-AnpalS q new star have Sot.'

I'm the luminous fields above
Angels new star have set
Died, Harriet Alexander Cooper, daugll-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs John D. Cooper, May
90, 1889, age Is months.
Another mother is discOnSOlate. Another
father is bowed under q heavy blow
Another home is clad in sorrow. Another
sweet voice is hushed. The patter OF two
happy twinkle in two little blue eyesis
gone out forever. The warm, clinging:
loving embrace of another little form Will
quicken and thrill the hearts OF its parents
not again on earth. Many hopes are
blasted, many joys are dead. bit t.. another mother
Savior in the Paradise of God.
She wasbut a short lesson in the BOOK OF
Life, teaching Purity, Innocence, Faith,
and Love. Her death was an interroga-
ton point at the end of that lesson, asking
all who loved her, will you not put on the
Garment of Light, and follow me-?
Stand on the golden sands and toss
pebble into the sea- and scientists say, the
| tiny wavelet it produces will influence
every drop of water in every ocean whose
| mighty pillows lash the shores OF earth;
| utter a whisper, and those standing on the
outer rim OF infinite space in the last
! moment of all time, willcatch its accents
and feel its influence. There is no annIhi-
| lation.
| 4 child is tossed by the hand of the AL
mighty into the great sea OF human LIE
NAV presently sink out Of sight, but the
wavelet it has made viii extend over the
earth. fill all eternity, flow into the ocean
of eternal life. and loyously ripple around
the Throne of God.
..She is not here, where then, is she?
| The form used to see.
Was but the RAIMENT that she used to wear
The grave that now doth press
| Upon that cast of dress.
| Ia but her wardrobe locked she fs not here
! "She lives, nor to the last
| OF seeing her again will despair.
| In dreams l zee her now,
| And on her angel brow
!
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terrupted and large audience wit
messed the exercises. The following |
is the programme
Professional March.
l. rus.-Commencement March.
N. II. Bartlett |
.. Quartette -Greeting to the Rhine. OPP.
9. Hennes
Maggie Rem. Cora Emory.
Mamie Coghi11, Ella Russell;
5. Beautiful Blue Danube. Trans. 0P:
%. .. d. MUS
Willie Phelps.
4. Hunting:Four-l eaved Glover. Bischof
Emma Stem.
). Trio.-Der Freischutz. Heber
Daisy New sSsa pnsi Emma STEM
c. Waltz in E Flat OPP. JIG. Chopin
:. Rustic Dance. OPP. 16. Aaso"
Kate Dean.
8. Vocal Duet.-Ecstacy. Atdry
Sallie Wyche and Bette West.
PARTH.
Kate Dean. Willie Phelps,
Daisy Stephens, Lucy Dean.
,. Vocal Solo.-'Ihe Waiting Heart. ~
3. Polonaise in e min, OPP. 26, No. l.
Lucy Dean.
t. Vocal Solo.-Qucen of the Night.
| Bette West
). Witches Dance Paganini- Wallace
| Daisy Stephens.
6. Vocal Solo.-Serenade.-Sing, Smile;
Slumber. Gohn0d
Sallie Wyche.
Violin obligato by Mr.. Eddie Stephens.
II. Duo. Tarantelle, OPP. IS, No. 3. Heller
Kate Dean and Willie Phelps.
8. Vocal Quartette.-The Crimson Glow
of Sunset Fades, Roo;
Sallie Wyche, Bette west,
Martha Wyche, Emma Stem
And thus ended what was in every
way one of the most admirable and
highly creditable and thoroughly en-
joyable commencement exercises VIZ
ever witnessed. The President ant
faculty of Henderson Female College
have cause to feel proud of the brilliant
termination of the fifth session of tina
institution.
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~orurp HOME MADE SAD.

ANOTHER HOME MADE SAD
Death has again been at work; another
sweet little child has been taken; and
the hearts of fond and loving parents
have been touched with deepest grief.
This time it is the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. o. Shannon that has been Wis
tied by the Angel of Death, and their
infant daughter, Janet Crawford, aged Is
months. has been taken. After being
sick but short time the patient little
sufferer languished into everlasting
sleep about II o'clock last night, June
5th. Little Janet was bright and
lovely child. and beautiful as the petals
of lily just exposed to the light of
day, and it seems strange that friends
and loving ones should be called upon
SO soon to mourn her loss. We SYM
pathize most deeply with Mr.. and Mrs.
Shannon in their affection and sorrow.
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Pure and Healthy Water.

Attention is called to the following GER
tjficate from Rev j. ID. Arnold, pastor Of
he NJ. E, Church, in Henderson, testifying
to the purity and value of Wortham's Min
eral Water:
Mr.. GEO. F. WORKMAN,
Henderson, n. e..
Dear SI:-In reply to your question
as to what / think of the water from your
Henderson Mineral Springs, will say that
have used the water two or three years
with much satisfaction and benefit | think
during the spring and summer; and If |
should live in Henderson any number OF
wears, would always use it. l believe 1t
! is pure water and comes from the hills
and then it contains iron, besides other
mineral properties. 1t pure and whole
some water and for this reason il nothing
| else | would Recommend its use.
Very Respectfully,
| tune 6, j. ID. ARNOLD.
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OBITUARY..

Died, at her home near Steedsville,
Vance county. on the 23rd day of May,
1889. Mrs. A. E. Reeks, wife Of Rev. 7. B.
Reeks, in the Goth year of her age. De-
ceased was the daughter of the late A; F..
Brame, and niece of the late Nathan Mi
lam, and was we'll known and greatly
loved for her many and rare virtues of
mind and heart. She leaves devoted
husband and seven children. besides sew.
eral grandchildren and a wide circle of
friends, to mourn her death. Mrs. Reeks
Joined the Methodist Episcopal church at
the age of fifteen, and had been a con-
sistent member of the church. clinging
close to the Cross of Christ, ever since.
She was good woman in all the relations
of life, free from guile and was never
known to utter word of reprOach; hence
we are constrained to say blessed are the
dead which die in the Lord She was a
devoted wife, loving mother and kind
neighbor, and will be greatly missed M,d II
the golden gates were pushed ajar for the
passage of her happy spirit into the realm:
| of Light and Life everlasting, there mus
have been "joy in the presence OF tn
angels" A FRIEND.
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Sash, Blinds.
DOORS, SHINGLES AND LATHS,
SOLD VERY CHEAP BY
JOHN B. WATKINS,
apr. 1876 l. Henderson, i. &.
Dress Making!

Mr. e. E. Bonham and her daughter Mrs.
NJ. b. Bailey, at their home opposite Mai
Fletcher Harris's, announce that they are
prepared to do all kinds Of sewing and
such as cutting. fitting and
making. Guarantee to please both as to
quality of work and perfectness Of fit.
They respectfully solicit q share Of the
patronage of the community
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<orrCE.-All obituary notices, resolu-
.,ono Of respect, etc, will he charged for
~ oiot the rate of one cent a word and the
d. d.. IN, must accompany the manuscript. In
"a ea where friends and patrons of the
ea are concerned, no charge will be
ppSapde for the first ten lines-about Is words
"or articles not exceeding that in length
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To Contractors!

Bids will be received for the next two
weeks for the building Of brick tobacco
would probably be best for parties who
desire to make bids to visit LouisburE AT
ONCE. IL. A. CRENSHAW,
Ch'm'n. Committee.
LouiSburg June 5th, 1889.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

-our friends throughout the country
oonfpr a favor by furnishing us with
NIL Saws of local or general interest that
l my j" occur in their respective neighbor-
H90u nr:ons calling on or writing to adver-
r. Viii please mention the GOLD LEAF.
ust ~ doing you will greatly Oblige us,
Pill il will cost you nothing.
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AN INTERESTING DOCUMENT
The GOLD LEAF has received with the
compliments of II. B. Battle, PHI. d.,
Director of the North Carolina Agri-
cultural Experiment Station. the BIZ
ennial Report of his department, to
the Legislature just adjourned. 1t
contains a resume of the work accom-
plished by the Station for the years
lSS7-'S8, and is very complete and
interesting document. This publlca.
ton is not the regular annual report OF
the Station. however, which latter is
now in course Of preparation. On
page l3, we find the very gratifying
prediction that in ten years one-half OF
the commercial fertilizers sold i'll North
Carolina will be made in the State.
And why should not this be the case
Surely we ought to be able to do this
to as good advantage as anywhere.
And the success of such enterprises OF
the kind as are already i'll operation III
the State proves that we can. The
! GOLD LEAF may, refer to the work
under consideration and make extracts
from it later on.
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Plmples on tho Face

Denote an impure state OF the blood and
are looked upon by many with suspicion.
Acker's Blood Elixir will remove all inl-
purities and leave the complexion smooth
and clear There is nothing that will 50
thoroughly build up the constitution, puri-
fy and strengthen the whole system. Sold
and guaranteed by II. Dorsey. /.
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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
Ii,hed simply for the fun Of the thing
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Entitled to the Best.

All are entitled to the best that their
money will buy, SO every, family should
have, at once, a bottle of the best family
remedy, Syrup of Figs, to cleanse the sys-
tenn when costive or bilious. For sale in
SOC. and 81. 90 bottles by all leading drug
gists.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-06-06

VERY CREDITABLE.-Two robbers at
Chattanooga got the drop on Editor Ochs.
They went through him and found but lit
tie. They even restored to him the cane
he had dropped. Their sympathies were
aroused for the poor fellow and they bid
him 90 on his way rejoicing. If the aver
age subscriber was as cOnsiderate as these
two robbers the future would be as brill
liant as gOrgeOusly tinted sunset just after
the dome of heaven had received a sluice
from the overturned dye pots of the ethe-
real blue Wilson AdUance.
Unfortunately for the poor newspa-
per publishers, though, all robbers are
not made of the same stuff. Instead
of having their sympathy aroused and
being thus considerable in restoring that
which they might have taken as soon
as the man of the quill was identified,
many delinquent would have at once
set to work to devise plans by which
to down him for another years sub
scription.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-06-06
OXFORD SEEKING FOR MORE RAIL

OXFORD SEEKING FOR MORE RAIL
ROAD CONNECTIoN.-From the Ok
ford Public Ledger we take this:
A corps of engineers. with Major J. Bull
lock as chief, will soon commence the sur
vey of a railroad from this place to some
point on the Durham & Northern.
Mr.. J. A. Taylor who is having the sur
yey made tells the Ledger man that When
the work is done and an estimate OF the
cost arrived at an effort will be made to
raise the money to build the road. The
cost of building this connecting link with
the Robinson system of roads will be COM
paratively light and it is thought that Nor
folk and other points will aid materially
i'm its construction.
Two sites have already been offered for
a depot in this place.
The finest line of spectacles and eye
glasses can be seen at Nights. the ieweler
anl 1S